Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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How's your appetite . . . IN MEMORIAM . . . Mr. Earl Hamilton, having served six years as janitor of the school, succumbed to leukemia in December. A rather quiet man and very con- scientious, Mr. Hamilton would do almost any- thing in his power to help somebody out. He spent a lot of his time working on wooden structures around the building and was thought of as the school carpenter. The students, teach- ers, and all connected with the school certainly miss his kind and helpful hand and will keep memories of him for many years. Bob Smock Yellow monsters were their charges . . . I. to R.: Mr. Chase, Mrs. Roth, Mrs. Purcell, Mr. Hurley, Mr. Malaska, Mr. Rofhenberger, Junior Milner, Robert Bell, Paul Skiles.

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Bottom row, L. to R.: Lynn McCoy, Robert Taylor, Larry Marshall, Gene Young, Bob Hackerd, Max Rodkey, Bobby Brown. Second row: Mr. Miller, Frank Stafford, Lynn McQuern, Tom Tharp, Joe Metzger, Bobby Latshaw, Gerald Roth, Max Rothenberger. JUNIOR HIGH Ross. Opp. Nov. 3 Kirklin 37 42 Nov. 5 Owen Twp. 37 19 Nov. 12 Delphi 30 18 Nov. 19 Flora 41 39 Nov. 24 Frankfort 16 35 Dec. 3 Williamsport 39 23 Dec. 10 Frankfort 28 32 Dec. 14 Delphi 19 28 Dec. 23 Forest 30 33 Jan. 7 Attica 36 34 Jan. 11 Jeff, Lafayette 20 43 Jan. 21 Lebanon 26 32 Feb. 2 Zionsville 29 30 Feb. 6 Attica (T) 27 34 Feb. 11 Owen Twp. 33 31 Feb. 18 Flora 36 37 Mar. 4 Delphi (T) 11 35 Mar. 11 West laf. (T) (T)—Tourney 31 38 Won Lost 6 12 Janice Martin, Nancy Roth, Penny Skiles, Juanita Combs. Bottom row, L. to R.: Clark Bolinger, Gary Gray, Mike Mclntire, Don Hufford, Larry Wolfe, Kenny Cree, Gene Remaly, Ronnie Butler, Ronald Cohee. Second row: Kenny Jones, Jim Brown, Dick Rodkey, Larry Andrew, Carl Louck, Ronnie Gochenour, Max Welk, Don Cohee. Third row: Larry Rodkey, Ned Gochenour, Tom Smith, Allen Brown, Phil Sipes, Larry Metzger, Gerry Bonebrake, Mr. Rule. 5th AND 6th GRADE Team Ross. Opp. Nov. 5 Owen Twp. 25 37 Nov. 23 Michigantown 23 42 Dec. 8 Mulberry 17 27 Dec. 23 Forest 37 26 Jan. 13 Kirklin 36 21 Jan. 29 Mulberry 23 43 Feb. 11 Owen Twp. 33 37 Feb. 8 Kirklin 23 25 Feb. 20 Forest (T) 22 15 Feb. 23 Micbigant'n (T) (T)—Tourney 14 19 Won Lost 3 7

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IT MUST BE PAY DAY . . . Mr. Richard Andrew, better known as Dick, is a familiar figure around the Rossville School, for he considers the administration of the school one of the important functions of the many duties of a trustee. A graduate of the high school in Cola, Iowa, Mr. Andrew has been generous in providing any needed equipment as long as he feels it will benefit the students. Under his supervision the appearance of the school has improved immeasurably and the utilitarian value of the school plant has been enhanced. Career-wise he has the experience of a farmer, office clerk, and salesman to help him tackle the problems of this position. He is married and has two sons in grade school.