Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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1 I ,f'x 7 X I l I I . I I I I I I I S c I1 o ol B o cl fr d : f '- I was I Mrs. Allie Aldridge, President. ifjj Mr. Warder Wyatt, Treasurer. jag. I Mr. E. R. Casady, Secretary. If ' fr, if--.V . X I I ll- . I . . , ri I Rushville High School may well be proud of the if 5 system, of which it is an integral part, and of the ' Board of School Trustees which has labored with I , whole-hearted interest and effort to make possible an fS I' 'V accredited educational institution. Sincere effort f ef has thus provided the city with one of the outstand- if y ing gymnasiums of the state and thus has drawn K' numerous athletic contests into our midst. Vocational - courses have been established and academic courses ' f A I enlarged so as to offer superior advantages in all lines X ,335 I of work. With the constant expenditure of sub- '- M ' stantial sums of laboratory and library equipment, the aa ,' U local school system promises to be soon ranked I T q among those in much larger communities. The E A I f S I School City has for the undivided cooperation of the Fi ' A I board members, only deepest gratitude and apprecia- 5 F f9 I tion. W T' x A I . f,.TgAI f K, fr Y gif -- ,.,qY..f,, Y-W-Y , .V .-------' '-- .-,-,, e f, i I, . IM ' ' . ' J tff-- 'I W I 1 I E 1 I: I , ' I, ' - ,WF wil ,Ml I, X, I N V J .W I XV- X .IPM I H' 'I'I A , I 5 I iszf ' o , I I I , V' I If QJZV, Q l' Ir. A I M ' J,,JIf'lj S - A X 41:9 -1 - -L 'N-