Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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ALMOST THERE Juniors And now. comes the junior class headed by “Brit” Newbold and his two helpmates, Lowell Gregg and Louis Butler. We judge from this eroup of officers that there is a ‘thou shalt obey” ruling somewhere for the girls to abide by. If you hang around this crowd you will find yourself pursued by ath- letes, Newbold, Cruse and O’Neil as members of the varsity football team and Newbold, Cruse, Bradley and Seright occupying the same posts in basketball. We wonder if you have ever heard of Iola Barlow in connec- tion with basketball. Of course you have. She is that peppy young lady who leads the cheering ar i right lustily she does it too. And is she brave! It is even said that she shook her fist in a policeman’s face after that last “battle of the century.” Where have we heard that name Iola before? Oh, now we know. She it is who dashes madly down the hall now and then in the interest of the Rushlite. We would rush, too if we had on our shoulders the responsibility of the assistant editorship of that publication and the responsibility of full editorship staring us in the face for next year. When you say Iola, who pops into your mind? Mae Louise Small is the answer, for each one is Mary’s little lamb to the other. Mae Louise is First row: Safewright, Newbold, Seright, McMahan, Cruse, Ellerman, Green, Wells, L. Jones. Second row: Wyatt, Foster, Dickson, McManus, Mullins, Benedict, Butler, Ball. Third row: Bradley, Shanahan, Gallimore, Tice, Jessup, W. Jones, Gregg. Fourth row: O’Neil, Abernathy, Kelso, Alexander, Booth. LELO J

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Tirst row: Campbell, Vansickle, Wolters, Yaw, Seiler, Nowlin, Arnold. Second row: Snoddy, Beale, Honley, Hosier, Staida, Bradley, Abbott. Third row: Compton, Mathews, Griesser, Sedam, Williamson, Crum, Mauzy, Martin. Iourth row: Richardson, Endres, Busard, Mullins, Harrold, Moore, Adams. Yifth row: Locke, Saunders, Younger, Goddard, Suter, Jones, Benfield, Boyd, Chapelle, Sixth row: Johnson, Brown, Burton, Smiley, Warfuel, Sweet, Margison, Peterson, Gantner. that, you should have heard them give a play all in Latin. Even the state is hearing about the sophomores through the efforts of Claire Maple who represented the Latinites in the district contest at Straughn. You will find sophomores skipping around from Girl Reserve to Girls’ Athletic association, Orpheus club, Hi-Y, Rushlite, and orchestra. Have you ever seen Neut Green alias Lowell Green, Junior, strutting in front of the band ...and such a band and such a drum major. Both are hard to beat and the sophomores help make them that that way. Those sophomores are a noisy gang, too, as demonstrated by its members in the Hi-Y drum corps. Roscoe Yeates claims the honor of being on the varsity basketball team even though he did get well acquainted with the bench, but watch him step next year. To the state did we say? Oh, that is nothing. The sophomores were even represented in the nation when Bonnie Jean Beale went to Cleveland to be a second violinist in the national high school orchestra. In closing, may we mention that if it were not for the sophomores on the honor roll, it would not be worth while publishing one. [15 ]

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First row: Bradley, Gantner, Jackson, Lower, Buchanan, Knecht, Williams, Lechert. Second row: Brickler, Becraft, Camp, Martin, Barnett, Baldwin, Morton. Third row: Easley, O’Dell, Cameron, Wells, Bishop, Ellison. Fourth row: Small, Barlow, Higgins, Thompson. the girl who can do almost everything. She can be dignified as president of the Latin club, forceful as a member of the debate team, can put the student body in an uproar with a clever reading, be captivating with a certain sophomore gentleman or revert to second childhood and tumble around in rompers doing stunts with the other Tumbling Tumbleweeds. Girl Reserve has faith in the juniors, for Teresa Bishop was chosen to manage the treasury of that club. She did it so well that the Commercial club members bestowed the same honor on her for next year. These two clubs are not the only ones to interest the class of 33. Membership rolls of the Hi-Y, Girls’ Athletic association, Orpheus club, band and orchestra list juniors as active participants. Did you ever hear of a “Jazz Wedding”? You have now and you should have seen it as portrayed by the juniors in the stunt show. Speaking of dramatics reminds us that the juniors put on a real play with Charles Foster and Viola Thompson as hero and heroine, and unless our eyes are playing tricks on us, they are still acting. And now one thing remains to make this year a memorable one for the juniors and that is the annual reception which will bring to a close the year’s activities, and soon the group wil l be the senior class of ’33. [17]