Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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H LEST WE FORGET Anything worth having is worth fighting for, and certainly life, home, and country are worth every effort required for their preservationg the boys and girls and men and women who fought so nobly in World War II demonstrated that fact. Many of those fighters in all fields, cogs that go to make up the universe which is in a constant struggle toward progress, were former students or graduates of Rushville High School. It is to them as the exponents of peaceful progress that the seniors of nineteen hundred forty-eight dedicate this book. I 0

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ADMINISTRATION SlllN3l'lllU3lldQIl'. J. lGveI'etL Light Principal C. J. Sellars Schools are reflections of the community of which they are a part. The Rushville schools are democratically controlled by the citizens of Rushville who appoint from their ranks a school board in which is vested the power and authority to establish the operating policies of the local educational system. Board members are selected for their integrity and their interests in school and community advancement. In turn, such members appoint the super- intendent of schools and authorize him to carry out their policies which have been established in his presence. In a like manner, the principal executes policies established by both board and superintendent. Rushville is particularly blessed with able administrators endowed not only with excellent business ability but also with the vision necessary for long range planning. In the picture below are the members uf the school bonu! in one of their husiness meetings. Reading left to right the members are: Donald Renegar, Lreasurerg Isom Stevens, presidentg Mrs. Frank Green, secretary: and J. Everett Light, superintendent. 7