Rossville High School - LARS Yearbook (Rossville, IN)

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Realizing that school life has so many facets that pictures of classes, organizations, and sports activities couldn't tell the complete story, we have labeled this section of our pages GOOD OLD TIMES Above: Mrs. Rodkey aids Keith Rothenberger and Arthur Hufford, who are working on the sports divsion of the LARS. Above: Phyllis Cooper, who assists Mrs. Chney as a student teacher, gives encouragement to Mike Gay- lor, a second grader. Right: Freshman students study bi- ology under the supervision of Mr. Kramer. (Oh, those frogs!)

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DEDICATION They have understood our problems, assisted us with infinite patience, listened to our complaints with wise understanding, inspired us with confidence, encouraged us when we were disheartened, and increased our chances for success. We shall always remember their determined effort to make us satis- fied and happy as one of our most precious high school memories. Words can't express our appreciation for their various contributions; but to show that we honor and respect them, we the Senior Class dedicate this '57 Lars to our parents and teachers.

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Above: The cafeteria, serving over 300 students a day, is always a busy place. At lunch students relax and enjoy each other's company. left: Herbert Louck and Ronnie Hodgen mimeograph the school paper which is published five times a semester. Right: Newsworthy items posted on the bulletin board on the stair landing interest the students; the library and journalism staff keep the bulletin board outside the office attractive and timely. Penny Skiles and Sally Miller help with this winter scene. Below: School nurse Mary lou Miller is a frequent visitor at school. Here she gives Roy Oaks the patch test for tuberculosis.