Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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Margaret Ball Beulah Bishop Ruth Cartmel Earl Chamberlain Pat Gordon Elva Mae Farmer Donald Foulks Louis E. Gohring James Gridley Rosalyn Cranford Maude Jones Phyllis Joyce Joan Key Madeline Knight Lois Lichtsinn Florence Madden Mildred Myers Donald Myers Betty N ewkirk William Oyler E. E. Privett Edgar Redman Ben Rifner Richard Riser Charles Roberts Russel.l Schermer Mildred Stewart Ernest Wells

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Pictured at the left is Superin- tendent J. Everett Light. Pictured at the right is Principal C. J. Sellars. ADMINISTRATIGN The City Council of Rushville selects the school board members after considering their in- terests in school and community improvements. The board members appoint the super- intendent of schools Whose job it is to carry out their policies. In the same manner the prin- cipal carries out the policies of the superintendent and the board members. The principal also sees that the school runs smoothly and efficiently. Pictured below are, left to right: Mr. Donald Renegar, treasurerg Mr. Isom Stevens, presi- dentg Mrs. Frank Green, secretaryg Mr. Light, superintendent.

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This distinguished group of individuals fuliills the jobs of senior class oilcers. Commercial student, Betty Walker, takes care of the class income: Bobby Jo Pea diligently carries out the duties of president. Athletic Gene Reed occupies the vice presidency, and conscientious Orpha Lou Pickett proves qualified as class secretary. ON TO WASHINGTON . The Washington trip was the big event of the year for the seniors. Funds were raised for this trip by the indoor circus, athletic concessions, candy sales, and the jitney supper. Fifty-four seniors and four chaperones-Mr. and Mrs. James Gridley, Miss Fidler, and Mr. Everett Light-boarded the Baltimore and Ohio train in Greensburg on April 23, for a four-day trip to Wash- ington, D. C. The iirst night was spent on the train in a day coach. Arriving in Washington at 7:30 a. m., the group went to the Hotel Harrington where they spent their second night. The third night was spent on the train en route home. Points of interest which were visited by the group included the Washington Monument, Lincoln Me- morial, Mt. Vernon, U. S. Capitol, Supreme Court, White House, Christ Church, Arlington Cemetery, Smithsonian Institute, and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Building. The trip proved to be very educational as well as interesting, especially for those who had never visited our nation's capital. This was an experience which the seniors will always treasure and remem- ber.