Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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OUR MISS BROOKS Bottom row L to R Pat Snellmg Uanej George Burkhalter CFrankl Ball Yoder Uedj Lula Dunk fRhondaJ Joy Metzger Darlene Devore fDorlsJ Dons EIlerfMuss Audubon, Conme Chnttsck CMargeJ Thnrd row Margaret Curnutt fMrs Allenl Don Wampler lMr Wadsworthj Mrs Marshall KDIFSCTOFJ Chester Flora QMartml Max Calloway fEdj Ronald Gaylor lBasketball playerj Bull Dunk fBasketball playerj Phul Lee fHugo Long acrel Francns Ward QSldl SENIOR PLAY Our sensor year our stage productnon was OUR MISS BROOKS Although Ruth Sloan had a poodle cut Instead of long blonde hanr she played her part of Mass Brooks very well Everybody noticed the first night that Ball Yoder knew what a Kleenex was to be used for The clnmax came when Bull klssed Pat and got so tnckled that he laughed un her face Wasnt he msultrng Pat? So thus benng dngnnfned sensors we brought to an abrupt end our stage careers We want to thank Mrs Marshall for dnrectung both plays I ', r f Tom Skiles lStanleyl, Ruth Sloan fMiss Brooksj. Second row: Joyce Avery fMiss Finchl:

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Juniors The iuniors, sponsored by Mr. Fox and Mr. Tharp, are worthy of the name of upperclassmen. In the interest of their class treasury they have had two chicken sup- pers and a skating party, handled concessions at ball games, and given their play, The Father of the Bride. Class rings identify most of them. Athletically Don Chittick and Julian Bell represent this group. Scholastically this class provides fine leadership for the school. Rolland Crow, president Judy Crum, vice-president Dale Long, secretary 'Julian Bell, treasurer Eugene Bailey Kay Barnhart Maralee Brenneman Mariorie Brovont .uv Amy Cable Javonna Carney Ji . 1'7 Phil Carr 'qv Don Chittick Betty Crum Margie Dunk Marina Frank Everett Freels Merrill Gaylor Mariorie Gochenour Sylvia Gushwa Mary Ellen Harshbarger -9' if i