Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1957 volume:

Y-, tk? LUOIJJQS CL 5lCLg8 . On the stage of our theatre have been enacted the var1ous scenes here recorded in the 1957 Holcad RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Rushville, Indiana , ff: . ,-,f a ., 3 .' fu' .- '11, ,n '-. .' ' 5 ' 1 ' -'-1' jf . S ' I ' P P. J 6.1, ' ' .,-,f-1. '? ' a - fr':3'f'z- if 2 ii ' 4:51165 . Meg. Q5 ff-fig 4.5 ui f,-'gl'-T .g- - ' ,-ff., dl I Q-I '., N 'A , , , , . ' 1... Q . 5 .,. .4 .::: , -.::3g' 112'- V., .3 -A -L N, N , -- -' L45-im, - ,n , r Theatre Entrance - Rushville High School Curtain call' Curtain call' The house lights dim the orchestra begins the overture and the audi ence files into the theatre to take its seats Program S1I'9 ask seniors Jacqueline Mauzy and Suzanne McCoy of George Pond and Jim Se f A hush falls over the audience Our play 1S about to begin Scene Scene Scene Scene Scene 2 ,Y..........,,.........,............,..,,........,......,..... 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Aw ,--xx' ..4 T., , ,,,yf,,,fV,M, 1.5 , V. , I -,x2 SCENE iv - uoineaa giclucafion Typcwriters clacking, the steady swish of paper sliding through the mimeograph, the low jumble of words coming from a dicta- phone, the scratching of a pencil as it rapid- ly traces shorthand symbols . . . this is the business education scene. The actors who play in this scene must be industrious, pain- stakingly accurate, and above all, able and willing to take direction. The seniors below demonstrate a few of the properties essential to this scene . . . Jean White runs off copy for a new script, while Aunda Clark types another page as dictated by one of the directors . . . Stenographer Sandra Keith expertly makes notes from a play book, and typist, Terry ten a minute Dishinger, improves his speed as he busily rattles off the closing lines of scene four. V',,,..,.-f-r' wi? Q r , A XQSSM5fi, ., -,.q I: Q L K . ,.,, ,i w ilv 7 q X f ??w A Q i f .WQHMM Y. X al! .., 1'ilf 6f.!4ll6! Cl! !AQ l'l'lQl'l CU1 l,U0l'l'l8l'l Hiefefg pfdgefd . . I - 1 . . ' 2 I I 4 f ,lag f , ' Lf 3 ' U at o Rushville High School players have en- joyed a successful 1956-57 season. Rang- ing from starring seniors to the junior high stage door Johnniesj' all have been fortunate in having such talented direc- tors as Superintendent Bernard McKen- , , . , Superintendent Bernard McKenzie and Principal Ralph Harbison Zle afld PI'1I1C1pH1 Hafb1SOH, and no doubt are engaged in business relative to next year's theatre now Such Seasoned prompters as the under construction on Park Boulevard. faculty. Ever ready to relay messages from the directors to the actors is the Student Coun- cil composed of representatives from the various classes. Major contributions of this group to school life were the very successful football homecoming event, and the Sadie Hawkinls dance. Before the play begins, let's ask members of the council to usher us back stage to meet our performers. Front row: D. Jeffries-vice president, W. Earnest-president, C, Bang-secretax'y-treasurer, G. May. Back row: V. Waugoner. M. Howell, J. Fields. C. Moore, Not pictured: L. Cross, A. Clark. ..x fi. y-v Sail .cf ff fqf ,as 'Qi 3 PFOITIIJ lefj JEAN GREEN mother of three boys Doc school board prmcess IOHN E GEE neu school December 57 school board DONALD RENEGAR a Marcla school board kmg MARGARET BALL A Tale of Junlor Eng IS good cook mdulgent auntle BEULAH BISHOP farmers wlfe 1 Beta Kappa grammar papers MARION BONTRAGER curly halr math and sclence wonder Indlans II16dlC1I'l6 man RLTH LARIMEL sweet and qulet been needled Mrs Secretary EARL LHAM BERLAIN bugology dotlng grandpa green thumb HAROLD CLIFTON Future Farmers fond of Candy gentle man farmer EUGENE DFBAUN grand dancer llCkl0S the 1vor1es Junlor hlgh worrles sharp dresser ROBERT EPPERSON trades and lndustrles FBI mdulgent father MELVIN GRAY Chrlstmas snovs flakes four school man calm cool and collected JAMES GRIDLEY newest father U S hlstory fan athletlc ch1ef DON HOWELL Boys' Club tvplng horrors three llttle Howellers THOMAS JONES fishmg and huntmg hlstory and geography vteather forecaster MAUDE JONES the traveler hlSl0lX fond of poetrx PHYLLIS JOYCE ch1ef cook and bottle washer Y teens museum hospltal MADELINE KNIGHT passlon for purple w+y algebra Journalist MS FLORENCE MADDEN cheerleader Chuck and Flossv Shakespeare and Mac beth GRAYSON MAHIN a world of hls tory batter up' terrified semors fSOCl3l studxesl JUSTINE MITCHELL llttle but mlghty Latm and Y teens Charlle my Oy PATRICIA MULLINS Junlor hugh song blrds Sigma Alpha Iota Thanksglvmg convo DONALD MYERS Uncle Elmer muslc muslc music sweet on 12 Llttle Glrls MILDRED MYERS a stltch ln tlmc Oh Johnny always happy GEORGE POND chief speech maker Weddlng Bells country squlre ELIZA BETH POSEY Spanish llttle southern belle class of 58 tsponsorl LES RAY the great drlver RHS hardwood 4 the L1on tamer CHARLES ROBBINS Chuck football klng physxcal SCl6llC6l9', West Pomt hopes RUSSELL SCHERMER Smllln Russ commerclal wlzard broken type writers JACK SHAFFNER top shot great B team 7 3 some Mark JEAN STELLINGWERF semor class as ketball callsthemcs JANET WARNEKE student llbrarlans Charlle books of all kmds JANE BARNETI' nurse ln the ha admlred plenty of tests CLAIRE MCMICHAEL mother of good cltlzen school store manager BILLEA RAVENS CRAFT hears the Monday blues police protectlon busy as a bee MILDRED STEWART smiles secretary at work N. This sextet lDar1ene Parker, Sandy Keith, Leona Richard- son, Betty Newhouse, Barbara Neuman and Donna Smith! dispense refreshments between acts at the football games. Qkeafzfaf SLQJUL SEPTEMBER 4-451 students start back to school. Lions defeat Batesville 32-12. 12-Seniors pose for Holcad pics. 20-Seniors open magazine drive. 21-All pupils smile for birdie. 24-49-New Y-teens light candles. OCTOBER 12-Senior float takes homecoming honors. 24-Seniors take scholarship test. Lay cornerstone for new high school. 25-26-Vacation for Teachers' Assn. 29-Seniors measured for caps and gowns. 30-Seniors get picture proofs. NOVEMBER 4-RHS elects Ike to presidency. 9-Annual pep parade. Lions defeat Morristown. 11-17-Observe American Education Week. 20-College Guidance day. 21-Vacation for Turkey Day. 27-All school sock hop. 28-Seniors open Holcad drive. DECEMBER 4-5-Seniors present The Inner Willy. 8-Madeleine Bonne at Purdue Legislature Holcad drive ends with 454 sales. Michel gets Jaycee football award. Choir gives Christmas convo. School out for Christmas. JANUARY -Back from vacation. -Y-teens and Hi-Y solicit funds. in Salvation Army drive. -TAP's sock hop. 22-Convo on Christian Emphasis. 28-Seniors name Barbara Timmons RHS Valentine Sweetheart. FEBRUARY 2-Fred Dean wins piano honors. 8-Soph's sponsor Blue Icicle. 7-J. French best in American Legion speech contest. 9-Solo-ensemble contest at Muncie. 13-Sweetheart Dance at Legion Hall. 25-Seniors visit state legislature. MARCH 2-Lions lose to Arlington in Sectional. 5-Senior try-outs for commencement. Y-teens peddle potato chips. 19-Juniors earn S615 from supper. 20-Y-teens form theatre party. 22-Delegates attend Little UN. 26-27-Speech club in Wedding Spells. 29-Pan Hellenic party for senior gals. APRIL ' 5-Y-teens entertain mothers and install new officers. 6-Band and choir contest at Franklin. 15-18-Seniors on Washington trip. 19-22-Easter vacation. MAY 4-Good Neighbor Festival Franklin. 10-PEO tea for senior girls. 14-Rotary luncheon for 400 honor pupils. 15-BPW dinner for senior girls. 26-Baccalaureate service for 1957. 27-Here it is . . . COMMENCEMENT. The 1957 academy award for actors and actresses in starring roles has been granted the RHS seniors. The four leading stars pictured at the right. . . Larry Skillman, president. Barbara Ewbank, treasurer, Ter- ry Dishinger, vice president, and Donna Walk, secretary . . . celebrate the honor with a triumphant toast. Acting in the capacity of publicity agents the people below attended meetings of the Rotary and Business and Professional Women's clubs during the year. !QfAA'cify ag0IllJ CHARLES STAMM . . . Purple Swan... tennis star . . . mad artist . . . JOHN MOS- TER . . . 'Courtesy Cruiser . . . below par . . . LARRY SKILLMAN . . . senior boss-man ...winged heels . . . boy with a horn . . . BUD SHEPLER . . . little Shag . . . t'Take Me Out to the Ball Game . . . Hi-Y chief . . . TOM HALTERMAN . . . Corn Prince . . . FFA president . . . some farmer . . . DEL- BERT MICHEL . . . aspiring artist . . . out- standing athlete . . . Mister Versatility . . . TERRY DISHINGER . . . super salesman . . . senior veep . . .never a dull moment . . . REED CALDWELL . . . plenty between the ears . . . Herbie's hot clarinet . . . amus- ing observations . . . FRED DEAN . . . prom- ising pianist . . . Flatrock Footwarmersn . . . Fifth Street fisherman. F JUDY HARDING . . . star soprano . . . 'tLong, Tall Sally . . . teaching career . . . JUDY WAITE . . . Y-teen first lady . . . Girls' State . . . fashion board . . . BARBARA EW- BANK . . . money bags . . . hospital em- ployee . . . How to Marry a Millionairen ...LINDA WALKER . . . at home in a crowd . . . powerful vocal chords . . . free- dom of speech . . . SONNIE HARBISON . . . his'l daughter . . . Bontrager Blues . . . growing pains . . . MADELEINE BONNE . . . that Bonne smile . . . casual and candid . . , no longer a country gal . . . SUZIE Mc- COY . . . chief disciple of Knight . . . blonde waitress . . . out on Snob Hill . . . BARBARA TIMMONS . . . lion tamer . . . Shelbyville recruit . . . Rushville's Sweetheart . . . BET- TY LOU JONES . . . brain power . . . Scher- merls aide . . . unpredictable. ONS LIO . l ,, ,J -nv Q ,Ag ' so ' 1' ' gin -vf 'f-. ., f , wh I 4, W. , 1 iff! .aa-A .-fx, ' 'WK ,vw-vm 3 qi x . - X -'f My 'vi' 'K N Becraft Benson Blggs Bobrmk Bonne Brown Brownlng Buchanan Caldwell Chase Clark Cleland Cover Dean Dlshlnger Dlshong Du1Tey Duncan Earnest Ell1s Ewbank Foster French Hall Halter man Harblson Hardlng Harrelson Haywood Herbert Hmchman SHIRLEY ANN BECRAFT-College prep' Ro tary scholarship luncheon 12 Y teen' Language club 123 Library club' Speech club 234 Rushllte 123 Holcad 2 GAA 12 Date With Judy 2 SALLY BENSON Business education Mays High School 1 Y teen 234 Speech club 23 4 Twelve Girls 2 3 4 cholr 2 3 4 Inner Wllly ALICE BIGGS Business education Y teen 1 GAA 234 VANCE BOBRINK Industrial arts Hi Y' MADELEINE BONNE College prep Nobles vllle High School 1 BPW guest 4 Purdue Legislature 4 Y teen 234 Language club 23 Speech club 34 Rushllte 234 Holcad 4 band 234 choir 234 Twelve Girls 234 Booster club 2 JANICE BROWN Business education Y teen majorette 234 RICHARD BROWNINC. General I-IlY' Booster club 3 ROBERT BUCHANAN Industrial arts I-Il Y' Science club 2 REED CALDWELL College prep class vlce president 3 Rotary guest 4 Rotarv scholar ship luncheon' H1 Y' Language club 12 Rushlltef I-Iolcad 4 band' choir 234 2 Y teen' Language club 1 2 Speech club 3 4 Rushlite' GAA 1 band' Twelve Girls 3 4 choir 2 3 4 Inner Willy 4 AUNDA CLARK Business education teen' Language clubr GAA 123 student councll 4 choir 34 DONNA CLELAND Business education NANCY COVER Business education Y teen' Speech club 23 4 GAA' choir 234 IRFD DEAN College prep Rotarx guest 4 H1 Y Language club 12 Rushllte 12 3 Hol cad 4 cholr 34 band' TERRY DISHINGER Industrial arts class vlce president 4 Rotary uest 4 Rotary schol arshlp luncheon l I-Il Y' band 1 IREDA DISHON0 Business educatlon Lan guage club 2 Library club 234 GAA l 1 ner Willy 4 BONNIE DUI-'I-'EY Business education, teen 234 Booster club 3 varsltv cheerleader DANIEL DUNCAN Vocational agriculture FFA' treasurer 4 WILLIAM EARNFST-General Arlington I-Ilgh School 1 2 3 HI Y 4 Speech club 4 basketball 4 football 4 student council 4-president GLEDA ELLIS Business education Y teen GAA 1 BARBARA EV! BANK College prep class treasurer 4 BPW guest 4 Rotary scholarship luncheon 123 Language club 123 vlce president 2 Speech club 23 I-Iolcad 4 EVELYN FOSTER,-Business education Y teen' assistant service chairman 3 Speech club Date Wlth Judy 2 JUDX FRENCH College prep Raleigh I-Ilgh School 12 Yteens 34 Language club 3 Speech club 34 Rushllte 34 band 3 Mur der m Rehearsal Wedding Spells Ball State Speech Conference 3 American Legion Speech contest 4 JOHN HALL Industrial arts I-Il Y' THOMAS HALTERMAN Vocatlonal agrlcul ture Rotary guest 4 State Farmer ln FFA H1 Yr FFA' reporter 3 president 4 SONDRA HARBISON-College prep Attica Hi h School 12 BPW guest 4 Girls State 3 Y teen 34 Speech club 34 I-Iolcad 4 ban co captain 4 choir' Twelve Glrls 4 JUDITH HARDING College prep BPW gucst 4 Rotary scholarship luncheon 3 Y teen son leader 2 Speech club 34 band point chalmxan 3 choir' Twelve Girls accompan lst 2 3 Murder ln Rehearsal 3 Inner Wll PALL HARREI SON General class uce presl nt 2 H Y' R club 234 football 23 track 12 ICOBFRT HAXVIOOII Industrial arts H1 Y lnskethall 4 IOLISE HERBERT Buslness education tart scholarship luncheon 1 LAR! 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H RK IIT ll1Cll1SII'l11 1rts H1 X c'ulJ presment 4 b1seb1ll 2 HILIIYSI XXTEL Industr1.1l 1rts H1 Yf Il ILE XOLNI- Busmess cduL.1t1on CI 1 ' 1 ', '- g , g . . 3 '. 'Q 1' - LL 1 - 'C 1 ' . 5 a 'L :Q . 3 H . j C1 , 2 '- 3 ' e . 3 M, ' 1 . 1 1 ' , : n- L' La iz git- .l lb 1123A S .'l j . f.I: . l' ' . . ' . 1 -- ' 1 if - 1 . V 5 ' . 1 D. ' N, ' ' I I I- I I I - I I I II 3 I . L11 use club 1: 'peach lub , --. :ntl 1 2 V px 1 - - ' 1 -. ' at-zr 1 3.4: .1 1 ': ' - I I I I I I 4: foo .1 1,21 . k 1.2. R. R. , I , I II ,.,-- I ' 'I 3- Ll .171 ' clubiv basketball. 3,43 track? cross Lcountrye. if ' 3 ' 9: I ' S. ' B. . ' ' . - ' QY- 1 - X: U gh, l A Q N: L. ' J. n I - - - . - 1-I . '. f f 3 f Q ', L - 1 . . 2, - S. ' ' I S. Q ' . ,I - . . 1 . I' ' 1. P- 'z 1 ag' ll Al' J. ' ' D. I I I I I 1. ' 1 -- 1 3 l- ' , 1 1 ' 3 LI I ' '- ' : Y- J. ' 3 ' J. ' ' . .. - 4 Z , , I I J ' 2 . 1 ff 1 ' , ' , v gg. ' D . I 11 , I ' . 1 ' 4. R. ' , 1 '- . - I - ' J me 1: ' 2.3. C. . v v v T. ' . I . Q - G. -1 gy OI -3 v: ' . ' ,' 9 A If 2 -'Z - R-'. 1 - . I z . Class oiifiicers-Dorothy Hoeing, secretary: Delton Smith, vice presi- dent: Charles Vogel, president: Jean Jackson, treasurer. uniom Waiting to move into the 1958 starring roles are the members of the supporting Cast, the juniors. Hobo day in the fall and their record-breaking chicken supper in March have added to their financial secur- ity, and strengthened their hopes of go- ing on tourl' to Washington. Various talented members have appeared in minor roles from time to time, and all give promise of stellar performances as leading ladies and gentlemen. IN 1. G. Alexander M. Alexander J. Alsop M, Anderson .I. Ball J, Beard N, Benson D. Bowles G. Bradlev D. Carpenter G. Coleman L. Cross J. Dean D, Dooley W. Earnest L. Eckart M, Eller M. Eshelman Evans Si. Ewbank L. Faurote J. Fields L. Forclice J. Glover I D. Green .' l. Grigson A. Hahn J. Hahn T. Harmon D. Hankins 1 1 2 arf . i 4 Q . 79 7 X... . f mf K. Hatfield , R. Herbert jr I N. Hmm L. Hill ,A , D. Hoeing 'fm ,Q E. Howard .. 9- 2 . ' . , ' . -fi 'Fl-Hkxsif - -' 4 ' h :V K , 'iig 5 - ' . lQff 1i.,,a1f2 A . ' T4 fmffefd 1 5 ' Q W' ' J. Jackson .f ,wa .. ' M. Jnguers J, Jones R. Kenton P, Kellum unions J. King J. Kirkpntrivk D.LzlI1n111u P. Lvvl J. I.if'1:s1xr1 R. Little? Littrvll F Mnrun G. Nlay T, Mop-rs D. Moorly P Mooro J. Morgan J. Myers D. IvIf:Czmv C. MuD:mivl B. Mclbovulfi R. Ncwbold P. Nic-hoif V. Patterson R, Pocligo D. Pvrcvll S. PPrl:i11s D. Film: C. Pos- T. Russ-xxsvrzllt P. B. C. B. W D. D. W L. C. J. J. B, B R B. J. C J. S. J. M B. R, G S. J M B Sh:lll2l'1?! 1 Slmrm- Shopun r'l Simmons . Simms Smxth Smxth . Snutu Sorrell Stevvns Stvvmxs :Elvin-xxs Ejrlllivz-11 S ,vuz1ivn11 :-3'.R'1llxi':11.l Skvmiorri 'I'f'r'r'll V MPI Vr.-.lf-11111-ra: Wwllurto 'vV4lI'lllt'l Warrick Wvxrrifk VVLIM-'.' XVi!I1.1mS Wxilmms XVHSUI1 .Vmrls You 1 .J Zlmnu-rmuxx 4 ' ,qs 'E' 1.4 a , f',2 x I x 4 Ifffggi Y .. , ,ff f, I if , .s!R Q2 J I I .4-V , 'Q if . I Ef- QQQ , T' fi -A v D-I 7, , Q eg fg A '4 . 2-W 45? V J ' J' ' 96 . W . I MA ,M J. ' 1 . I 2 34 ' ' 'W' ' .qu 8 J 'Q V ' gf: 3 'C' in U' V HA I Q.. ' 1 . ' . , . Q' A . D A . -' 1 A V .. . 4 Z' r .5 33 Qs rl 03' 08 . if .3 3 1 ? V N I , ff ,J 1 au I A I . A 9 E , f 'Q M iv' A K it - ,f . ' f 'A - .,1 f XY' Vi 7 I . f . ixuvi' I 1 1'7 'al 'U .vo Y? Class officers: Warren Golightly-president, Judy Durkes-sem retary, Karolyn Keith-treasurer, Jerry Smith-vice president. .SDOIJAOIYI OPQJ As understudies the sophomores are eager to face the footlights, yet are not ready to settle down to financial drudg- ery. They have specialized in social life, and sponsored a successful dance, The Blue Icicle. Several boys have tried their wings athletically, while other members have launched out musically. Casualties have deprived the group of a few class- mates, but they plan to get going strong in the fall on their next theatrical as- signment. C. Bane: Barber B. Berry J. Bills K. Boggs D. Bowles K. Brown L. Butts J. Caldwell S. Clark D, Colvin C. Cordray T. Cross D. Dalrymplc M. Darnell O. Davis L. Dean P. Dearinger '17 E. Dice E. Dickson J. Dill .-J .5 3 E Dishong J. Douglass P. Duff J. Durkes J. Dusing N, Earnest P, Eckart M. Edwards B. Elkins C. Ellerman W . J. Farringer J. Faurote V J. Fraxley L. Frazier . R. Gipson P. Glover W. GO11L1llil'.' L. Green D. Hall B. Hardin p .ypy Sz Q it I G Haley .1 M V 4 50,7 1017101 I I J Hvrhf rr Hinton Hood Hows ll J wkson Johnson Jones Kvitl Ke-mp Kubxk krxus I xmbort L md I 'ind I swson L09 IILLI M Irsn 1 l M xrtxn M xtnm M Ili' A'fOIIfL,uIIII Moore Morg, in Morgan Moster McCullx McM1c'n nr 1 Noun uusx r NPXVKIFIC Og don Oster Palme r Puulus Pexrsu Pedl o Pope Rankin Rm Reno ir Rhodrs Rich Irdson Robbins Robinson Rvan Sailor Saxon Self bmllox Smnh bmmth Snnth Sl unm 51117111 ns Ihr ull Trout Urh nhns Van I1I.f'I' Wag, on r Wa ner Walkor VE alkf-r VI, Ort! 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Class officers: Karin Harbison-secretary, Maurice Green-vice president, Caroline Cross-treasurer. James Callane- president f'X . - 1'1v I w M0 -Q S... -r. Q e-7 J? ' ws. jI'05Alll ell From stage crew to star is the three- year ambition of the freshmen. Much is to be learned from the wings watching the upperclassmen perform, and it's fun to lend a helping hand on school projects. This year's stage crew has set a high academic standard for itself, and prom- ises a stellar performance in 1960. W F. Almvrcroinhie Q , 'l A Alsman Y it 3 D. Bailev -v , R. Bartlett mf Q9 B. Bartlett , ' L. Beekner W. . , -.- , J. Benson 7 .. f' N. --'- ' . D. Bever xx - x ink, M KY 18- D. Bills L. Bills 1 .4 - J. Bitner ...1 I ' S.Brown1-ll a '-.lt M. Buchanan M at G' D. Busl, W R. Butts ' A B. Caldwell an-all 1? J. Callane M. Cameron wx R. Campbell . M. Carr W B. Case D. Case ' , S. Clark ' D Cleland A. Coleman 'k B. Collins -Q 'as T. Conde L C. Cox , C. Cross W B. Dale . 1 L. Dice E. Dickson s il G.Dlnk1-l .: -K - qi ' M' f' i Q 1 H. Dlshone -..M 4 b ' . . . MA A 1 1 vt , J. Dudueon -J... , ' i ' K ' .1 .T ' ' M. Duncan ff.: L, 4' D ' 5 W7 . 4,1 p V. if D. Dunn ' , 5- K Af V f 'N-sw fi . M . ' . R Durbin i rj X ' 7' . Q ' J J A W I PP. Eastham '- QV LJ If Xp R. Elmore l l . . , X . K B. Evans 2. , ' 7--. 'N D. H ncher f- -C 'H ' - -6 var . ,gf .47 1 ' ' l I .-,. ,U N , P w .4 vgf' ' A 5 1.1 IIUON M' K 'H' -. 1 'f' ' . Ni., J. Garretson -, ,l we ,V It r w .I. Gilliun ' fi ' f if ' 1 ' B. Glover 5 'L . vysrfff ' L. Gordon I . V . fc A X .. 1 if 6 E... D ' ' R. Gordon . ' . T. Grant 'N I 3 .' fi 0' 4' N Q 't . av- g +L: 1- J Green .,, xg ' ' X ' . 6 .Pi R, 1 'Q 3 5' I D M. Green 'A Q--9 3? gf, ' . -4-if - ' X-V, ' K Y A ff ,k ,.'...J C. Gross xl it 'C W . X 5 gg ' Q, 5 ' N' C. Hankins V - lc. Harmsoli ali . K fa I if' ri. I-Iarfielil ,Q i A -1 ,l '. 4 ' , 1 x .A 'ki 1, 'xi 1 311214 Ill l'H L. Hlnvhniun R. Hlnr'hmun D. Hovkvrsmltlz M. Hoelng R. Hornnday M. Howell R. Howell N. Noah S. Johnson J. Jones S. Keaton B. Keith J. Keith B. Kilo A.Kimm1'il S. Lakin J. LiIlLLillf0iU'I' B. May S. Meredith L. Messer K. Michel H. Miller D. Mohlrvr J. NIOllU.10!ll0X'Y C. Moore B. McCarty C, McCarty D.MCGili11iS E. McGowan B, MCLZlliQ1lilil S. McMichael M. Neulmuser J. Newbold L. Newby C. Nigh S. Nutwr M. Ogden B. Osborn P. Osborn R. Palmer N. Perkins A. Ratekln M. Ratekln J. Ray N. Richardson S. Roberts P. Robinson W. Schroeder D. Scott N. Shanahan N, SharD P, Sheehan B. Sidebottorn G. Smith D. Smith R. Smith P. Spantflvr G. Stnrueon C. Sweet J. Terrell M. Thornburg: S. Temple S , Tomlin P. Voiles J. Waueexwr T. Wainwright D. Walker W. Walker J. Weidner D. West D. Wilhelm S. Wilkinson R. Wilson D. White J. Whiteman L. Whittaker M. Whittaker N . Wolfal M. Wright E. Yazvl ' 7. 3 . . P W sy. 1 4 1 v, t ,a fv. Q Q Q 'F X - y ' 5 I -n hh fa W ,, yr aw V . M V-'A' X l 'R L K 1 'I y Sv ' -uv . 4? 1 .. . I, ' it s J , X A f E ' 10 i W ' . 2 -. 9 Q -- , f ' . 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Most of them have selected stars whom they hope to emulate when they reach the high school scene. Under the supervision of Director Harold Michel they have selected class oiiicers. Prompter Eu- gene DeBaun has aided them in their social activities and has them well-launched in athletic interests and achievement. H. Michel 'W E. Abrams M. Abrams D. Amlck 4 ' R. Axsom P . Q ff l 1 -1 'fi ' L. Ball 1 , fi.-3, 59 B. Barrow , xg as uf- th L, Beaver 'CJ' S. Big-fs Ill ill Ill H. Bowles D. Brown R. Butts T. Cameron Fi 4- 5 ,. Q 1 f . . . T77 X 1,4 X D. Caroeiiter 'H ' - ' . , - B,Chance i W 1 ' ' .v1f-:.,i ' T' l . . ' 2.1 U .3 3 16 .. In X J C. Colvin D. Denny N. Duff V. Dungan R. Eakiins C. Edwards E. Esketv C. Frazier M. Gillimi C. Glenn 4: ,A D. Glisson 5 E. Glover ' www-I 3. Q. . Nw' L. GIOYCI' T. Hall K' K ',' R Holland I ' 5 J. Jeffries D. Jones W tif , H, Jones es' vi Q-gi SP' A fn gr!! :Lf L. Jones B. Kc-itli J. Keith J. Ks-ut G. Lacy R. Lary J. Littlv L. Lloyd F. Mimiiiiig S. 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Q, i .' fd ' , X - '-I V Q' -ASW' F. 2 ' , v 1 K -N h b 1. fb i sf ' S l C ,E jf: - , A s lk , ,., 3 L, --- ' I 15? W .1 . 'W , Q A- ' 1 M 1 at H jim g owe flleir exifa ana! fAeir enfrancezi As sen1or Reed Caldwell leaves the Qushvlll H1gh School Theatre he ex changes a snnle and a good luck wlsh Wlth D1ana MCGIHDIS freshman who IS maklng hel 1n1t1al appealance on ou1 stage Afte1 foul easons she too w1ll be a vete1an pe1 fo1me1 rnaklng hel final 6Xlt Lets follow Dlana and lea1n how fasclnatlng has been the scene WhlCh Reed IS leavmg SYRIPI' amp 5'-Ur T, sn Gul A 9 7 l 1 e ' , - V V ' S ' ' '- o ,1 L'-...hy .1 s a 1 M, A L.. , i- 7 . . ' . . ' v by - Q ' n S n .,,. .. Q , .wg 4 A X . , , a., x........,' ' -N - ' ' 'I N..-....-wx., ' - .ave g t V . . . h V . . Q Q ty Row l-D. Browning, F. Dean, J. Myers, D. Keaton, W. Simms, R. Wright, W. Littrell, V. Waggoner, F. Urbahns, E. Wilk- inson, J. Kraus, J. Douglass, R. Gipson. Row 2-D. Smith, W. Golightly. B. Matney, B. Berry. T. Ravenscraft, C. Vogel, J. Dean, W. Smith. D. Smith R, Caldwell, T. McCully, B. Stevens, R. Howell, P. Harrelson. Row 3-D. Marine, B. Buchanan, D. Walker, T. Marshall, T. Halterman. B. Winkler. R. Pedigo, V. Bobrink. D. Green, J. Al- sop, P. Moore. J. Moster, L. Green, E. Hlnchman. Row 4AC. Stevens, J. Stevens, D. Jeffries. J. Glover, P, Levi, G. Williams, D. Howard, J, Stevens, T. Hannon, T. Dishinger, J. Robinson, S. Waggoner, C. Wlnscott. J. Hall, B. Yazel. i- The Hi-Y club is a scene in school life in which boys, sophomores through seniors, are the actors. Working with the Y-teens, this group plans school parties and mixers, and arranges the annual Thanksgiving convoca- tion. In January the two groups participated in the local Salvation Army fund-raising cam- paign, which netted over 3700. For these joint projects these two clubs received the award for outstanding school and community serv- ice at the spring Hi-Y-Tri Hi-Y conference. Members of this group distributed Christ- mas tuberculosis posters, attended confer- ences at New Castle and Brookville, and will sponsor the annual commencement night prom. As the book goes to press, 1957-1958 officers have been elected and installed, and a group of freshmen added to the membership roll. Row leg. Fraley, K. Keith, J. French, J. Kubik, J. Jackson, L. Fordlce, J. Dill. S. Clark, K. Boggs, M. Eshelman. T. Cross. S. Barber, . Dickson, B. Dale, G. Alexander. Row 2-CIEI. Moore, S. McMichael, A. Kimmell, R. Gordon, S. Becraft, D. Fancher, C. Cox, M. Cameron, A. Clark, J. Caldwell, J. Durkes, . Earnest, D. Cleland, T. Conde. Row 3-S. Harbison, K. Harbison, J. Mauzy, M. Long, M. Duncan, J. Farringer. N. Cover, M. Darnell, A. Alsman, L. Dean. P. Eckhart, J. Ball, W. Earnest, S. Benson. B. Duffey. Row 4-R. Morgan, M. Oster, M. Moster, N. Hiatt, B. Caldwell, M. Carr, J. Fields, M. Bonne, S. Chase, J. Bills. C. Cross. I... Butts, G. Ellis, C. Ellerman, J. Harding. I 1llllllllllHl! l 5!HflHllfl1'llIl ll i-sm imap ,K .1 ---. L X. lllllll Qinmlll illllkl I ihlllll. Hamill will Because of their numerous school and community projects, Hl-Y and Y-teens hold frequent joint cabinet ses- sions, rictured is such a meeting. Reading left to right are: M. Smiley, D. Carpenter, J. Vredenburg, E, Howard, L. McMichael, S, McMichael. M. Renegar, B. Volles. L. Ski dentl, D. Michel, C. Stamm, B. Temple. R. Stanlm, B, -leena Y-teens in their stellar performance for this year did numerous services for others, includ- ing sending CARE packages to Hungary, and placing Kleenex dispensers in the high school building and the gym. In cooperation with the Hi-Y, the group presented the annual Thanksgiving convocation, sponsored five mixers, and participated in the Salvation Army fund drive. Social activities included a theatre party to llman. J. Waite :Y-teen presidentr. M. Shepler lHi-Y presi- Swlnford, S. Wallace. R. Wilson. and the annual see Friendly Persuasion, Mother-Daughter banquet, which was fol- lowed by installation of the 1957-58 officers. Financing of these activities was partially covered by substantial profit from the sale of potato chips. Sponsors are Mrs. Gilbert Joyce and Mrs. George Mitchell, and patronesses are Mrs. Kenneth Earnest, Mrs. Robert Scott and Mrs. Frank Helme. Row 1-P. Walker, L. Hinchman, M. Wright, C. Pope. S. Tomlin. D. Mohler. L, Wertz, B, Sidebottom, J. Whiteman, P. Jones, D. Lawson, P. Keihn, E, Foster, J. Jackson. Row 2-D. Parker, P. Robinson, S. Roberts, S, Nutter, I.. Redden. S, Waggener. S. Temple, S. Williams, R. Pedlzo, B. Pear- sey, G. Wertz, D. McCane, S. Fritz, M. Neuhauser. B. Keith. Row 3-J. Waggener, J. VanSickle, V. Patterson, L. Walker, N. Perkins, D. Smith. N. Smith. S. Terrell, G. May, D. Hooker- smith, J. Morgan, S. Gallimore, S. Meredith. Row 4-S. Perkins, C. Sheppard. D, White, D. Wilson. B. Neuman. J. Warfuel. B. Warrick, S. Stamm. B. Sullivan, P. Spangler, K. Ogiien, I. Cvrizson, J, Morgan, D. McGinnis. C. Moore. Paste pot sclssors DIHS A major opera McCoy and Arlene Hahn as they prepare the Rushlxte dummy f7f IQ, Afle The Rushhte provlded a theatre revlew of the ex ents of RHS Accounts of thelr presentatlon were enjoyed by students and teachers, who were tre ac tors and actresses, as well as by buslness men and other subscrlbers The s1x columnlsts, and th1rty two reporters covered sportlng events and wrote up outstandlng personahtles These thlngs plus other tlfflely news artlcles made the Rushllte very lnforrnatlve readlng Suzanne McCoy and Ar lene Hahn were the edltors and Mrs Gearry L Knlght the sponsor of the Rushllte Through four teens 1ssues a year, the Rushhte gave an mterest mg revlew of hfe rn RHS Rom penter Row Row Row 4 Fraley J Caldvxell S Wllhams R Pedxgo J Kublk J D111 J French D Fancher D Mohler D Car McM1chae1 M Bonne S Merrdeth C Moore D McG1nn1s C Cross N Perklns K Harblson R Durbn Chase B 1Neum'1n J Walte J Morgan D Wilson D Hoemg D Hockersmxth Walker M Rene ar H Sayon D Michel N Rlchflrcson J Waapener B Warrxck . fl? J l S V ' ft ' 4 . r t J tion is being performed by Rushlite editors, Suzanne ' ' ' ai 'iv I rr ' V ,gg 1 gg arg. A ' I 1 H ' J My f ' A ' S T. 0 ., Q 59 5 as p T F 7 ... A 54 ' 1' cr I 4 1, A c ., 3 ffm V jf , V , I , 9 J N, X . ' 1-J. , . ' , . ' ' , . ' , . ' , . ' . . . . . , , . ' - 3--S. 2 . . T 1 . . ' ' , . . . . . . ' . , ' , -D. - , . g . . . , . ' , . .. I , 4 ,gf , . ' . UA Jloimf The rnemous ot the acto1s and actresses of RHS WGIC 1eco'ded 1n th1s year s Holcad by the efforts of Janle XVEQQGHSI ed1tor her staff and M1s Gea1ry Kmght sponsor Through p1C tures of the COCIHI and academlc 11fe of school, the Holcad p1esented an 1nterest1ng v1ew of the p1aye1s and ettmt, Spo1ts and o1gan1zat1ona1 aCt1V1t16S WSIS COV616d completely The 1957 Holcad IS full of memoues of happy exper1ences fO1 those people who purchased It The subsc11pt1on campa1gn was conducted by the sen1ors w1th Betty Lou Jones as chalrman Lnd Sam WaQgone1 as top salesman lf' 1 -...sus '19-1 If A Ove--H lewd 1- 1t,r, vJ:111.e VKa-,1er1E3r. Strices '1 pensive mood us sh cl -11.115 up 1de'1s for th- jsenrbof' btaff 1OtO' ra 1 .er ' 1. r. . 1 c , s1:1 '111 '11 ores -' scene or 1:141- ffl W 1---I' M1 , - 1 , ' z , J, R 1U:lI'I1Il.D Parker, D VV:11k. L. Mr'Mir'1111 Row 2--B Yarr1f :. . Ke-1 ton. R. Caldwell, H. Saxon, D. Mlchel, M, Boxzne, S. H'1rh1..o11, B. Nt- Aman A group of actors in costume make a congenial scene as they share the latest theatre news. They are cast in the roles of band officers and are: Sonnic Harbison- co-captain, Madeleine Bonnevlibrarian, Marcia Renegar -secretary, Jack Stevens-drum major, Fred Dean-Cap- tain, and Judy Waite-assistant librarian. J Always eager to get into the act are the school instrumentalists, who form the band. Director Donald E. Myers finds his greatest problem in rehearsal is seating this large group, which with the junior high band totals 98 people. When practice starts, something good hap- pens, at least all signs point to that, since six soloists and four ensembles won first division ratings in the Solo and Ensemble contest at Ball State in February. In the district contest held at Franklin in April, Rushville musicians placed first against all other class B competition, and was the only band in its class so to place. Color is added to local athletic encounters and dignity to the baccalaureate and commence- ment programs by the polished performance of this group of actors. Older and more exper- ienced members from each band section were privileged to be a part of the 150 piece band which played at Franklin in the Good Neighbor Festival in May, and the entire band partici- pated in the departmental review. Individual members frequently appear as soloists or in small groups at civic meetings. Row lfS. Robinson, K. Roberts, M. Land. S. Ravenscraft. J. Dill. D. McGinnis. J. Caldwell. S. Harblson. Row 2-J. Stevens, J. Vredenburg. C. Moore. J. Kubik. J. Merideth. S. Kubik, K. Jones, S. Moster. A. Alsman. ROW 3--J. Piper. J. Sailor, S. McMichael. T. Earnest. S.R0bertS. J. Garretson. D. Scott. K. Wallace. S. Marshall. B. Chance. Row 4-K. Keith, J. Harding, J. Fields. S. Merideth, D. Wilson, R. Caldwell, J. Dean. S. Chase. J. Waite, J. Myers. R. Dllfblll. Row SAB. Kile, C. Moore. S. Alexander, J. Ray, D. Mohler, B. Swinforcl, B. Winkler. E. Howard. S. Wallace, J. Ray, M, Smiley. N. Richardson. . ' 'l . A 5 I I 1 Row 1-G. Alexander, S, Waggoner, W. Earnest, V, Patterson, S. Chase, J. Harding, M. Bonne, L. Walker, J, Van- Sickle, L. Redden, S, Harbison, S, Benson, J, Jackson, D. Myers, director Row 2--D. Lawson. I.. Fordice, B. Jones, N. Earnest. B.Stan1m, G, May, J. Caldwell, S. McCoy, J. Lielancl. M. Ren- egar, J. Waite, B. Swinford, B. Warrick, J. Hahn, C. Cross, D. McGinnis, J. Kubik, A. Clark. M. Smiley. Row 3--S. Barber, R, Pecligo, E. Lee. N, Cover, M. Jaggers, M. Green. J. Green, F. Dean. S. Johnson. R, Caldwell F. Abercrombie, J. Myers, T. McCully. V, Waggener, J. Dean, M, Thornburg, D. Wilson, J. Waggener, C. Moore, A. Hahn Row 4-B. Earnest, W. Littre'l, R, Pedigo, T. Ravenscraft, N. Sharpe, R, Urbahns. T. Marshall. R. Little. T, Meyers J. Stevens. J, Stevens, H. Saxon, P. Levi, D, Green, P. Moore, J, Kirkpatrick, N. Richardson. D. Michel. L. Skillman B . Sliepler, J. Alsop, S. Waggener, C. Stamm C400 When the play requires sweet melody, the high school choir of seventy-five voices can fill the bill. Weather was no deterrent to these faithfuls, who made the early morning trek to the Annex for pre-school practice sessions. For the first time a B or feeder choir was organized, so that experienced voices will be ready to fill the vacancies left by graduation. Credit is granted for choir, but most members belong for the pure joy of singing. Under the able direction of veteran choir master, Donald E. Myers, the group won a first division rating in the music festival at Franklin, participated in the departmental review, traded convocation programs with Shelbyville, sang several special numbers at baccalaureate, and aided by the B choir, pre- sented a beautiful Christmas program. Cos- tumed in gray robes with scarlet stoles, Rush- vil1e's choir is pleasing to view and enchanting to hear. Row 1-T. Keaton, B. Wagner, R. Axsom, D, Voiles, D, Brown, T. Harbaugh. T. Cameron. D. Wood. Row 2-J. Kent. W. Green, T. Moster. J. Green, S. Johnson, M. Bonne, D. Denny, Row E-S. Barber. T. McCully, T. Marshall. J. Wilson, J,Montgomery. K. Michel. D, West, W. Voiles, L. Skillman. Row 4-G. Hinton. S Waggener, M Thornburg, R, Stuckey, P. Coons. F. Abercrombie, J, VanSickic, L. We-llzc-r. R. Pezligo, S. Thornburg. C. Cross, V. Waggener. RTW 5fD. Michel, J. Stevens, L. CTOSS, J. Miller. E. Glover. R. Pedlgo. F. Dean. V. Patterson. R, Gipson. P Voiles, N. Sharpe. spar cm More experrenced members of the theatrrcal world belong to the Speech club Prrmary pur pose of thrs orgamzatron rs to promote rnter est rn dramatrcs and to offer practrcal exper rence rn forensrcs Under the sponsorshrp of George Pond the club produced a three act farce 'Weddrng Spells partrcrpated rn the Ball State speech contest the state drstrrct and zone contests the Purdue Legrslatrve Assembly the Amerr can Legron, the I Speak for Democracy and Blackledge 'Plan for Peace contests and en joyed several partres Y OZ: far? In charge of frlrng and checkrng out scrrpts are members of the Lrbary club Thrs group was organrzed to create rnterest rn the care and management of the lrbrary and to grve practrcal rnstructron rn the work or a lrbrar ran under the sponsorshrp of Mrs Omer Warneke Durrng thrs past year these 19 stu dent lrbrarrans checked books rn and out, shelved books and took care of fines for over due books Members of the club attended the annual meetrng of the Indrana Hrgh Scnool Lrbrar rans Assocratron at Lafayette and became a member of BOOK whrch herd rts frrst meet rng 1n Indranapolrs Numerous partres have been enjoyed throughout the year Row 1 S Benson B Trmmons S Ewbank S Wrllrams E Foster M Fshelman S Hrrbrson B Jones Row 2 R Pedro B Earnest R Pedl o C Chase N Hiatt B Stamm L Walker D Parker S W1 J Danrel Row 3 R Lrttle J Vrnqrrll R Miftlll L McMrchae1 J Frelds S Evans V Patterson A Be rn: S Waggener Row 4-H Lambert S McM1chael J Warfuel B Neuman M Bonne H Saxon N Rrchfrrdsorr J Harclr S 1: Coy N Cover B Cfrlduell J Hahn J Dean Rowl S Ewbmk M Eshelman J Krrblk J Caldwell L ONe1l S Keith L Richardson A Berraft J Jr r S Nutter Row 2 M Ja ers J Warfuel J Waggener B Keith L McMichael S Evans B Neunmn I Drshon D B11 ex . . 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' . . . . rel-:sw 4 1 U17 Ir' 4 ' rv 1 'V v . ,,,, . . . . 1 , - . - . , , , . r , , S. . . . 4 . . ,ga 'nn mr' 555 Rovs Rovt Row Rovf Row 'ni' fx 1 Case D Percell D Bills W Earnest lchapter sweetheart: C Newbold J Wrllrs J Benson Whrte IN Jacobs R Messer J Harvell L Messer L Gordon D Hrnkrns Laker T Schwendenman P Nlehoff J Kirkpatrick Mr Clifton D Duncan T Halterm rn R McMrnus Pau h S Clark P Sheehan M Howell M Thornbur Merrdeth A Alsman J Dlll D 'VI Grrrnls K Keith J Caldvell C Moore C Cross S Kerton D Wrl Kubrk M Smrlex 3 Mrs Mitchell R Wrlson P Walker B Jones A Clark D Lawson S Nutter S Robbrns P Durbrn T Conde Row Durkes Row ne L Row S Wilkinson N Shanahan E Wrlklnson Butts M Green lltllfe aflllefzf 0 lllefl ca The Future Farmers of Amerrca rs an or ganrzatron rn whrch boys studyrng agrrculture play leadrng roles Therr actrvrtres durrng the school year have rncluded a Chrrstmas party for under prrvrleged chrldren a parent son banquet a basketball tourney at Connersvrlle whrch was won by the local chapter and numerous Judgrng contests rn whrch the local teams made excellent showrngs Star performer was Tom Halterman, who won the Dekalb award the Chapter Farmer award and rs one of srx boys rn the hrstory of the club to merrt the degree of Hoosrer Far mer J Jackson A Krmmell S Roberts L Irordrce R Gordon J Green Mrs Posex 4 B Winkler D Keaton M Duncan D West M Carr Hoern J rlurn lN 'Vlrchul P E Howard J Garretson N Perkrns N Hratt A Hahn D Hockersmrth .PS Lakrn K Harbison M Neuhauser E Werdner D Scott F Abercrombre B Krle B Caldwell X1 Dir 6 L Dean J Fralex D White W Berrv G Nickel W Matnev J Mont omen M Rene rr N Rrchrrdson G guage I A The theatrrcal world would not be complete wrthout plays of other countrres As most of us speak only Englrsh the Language club has been grven the task of translatrng all forergn scrrpts Mrs George Mrtchell and Mrs John Posey are faculty sponsors and the offrcers are Marcra Renegar presrdent, Judy Durkes vrce presrdent, Dorothv Hoerng secretary and Leslre Paugh treasurer Thrs year the Language club enjovefi srng rng Chrrstmas carols rn both Latrn and Span rsh and rn Aprrl held the tradrtronal Roman banquet Q Q 'waxy , 'ff' 4 my .ra 1 , , ,' 'K 1 'DS vs - S x - if ,. 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V V ,- Y ' 1, h . . - Although grrls are reputed to be the weaker sex GAA players turned 1n a fine performance for the year They defeated New Salem and Hagerstown rn basketball the former 1n vol leyball and t1ed for frrst place rn the round robrn tourney at Hagerstown At therr week ly meetrngs they enjoyed volleyball basket ball baseball ' soak em and other sports At the close of the year awards are presented on the basls of attendance and partrcrpatron Row 1 R Stamm presrdent B Sharpe vrce presrdent MOI' 311 treasurer IQCH Holdrng the athletrc Oscars rn the lower prcture are members of the R club Organlzed to create and marntam a hrgh regard for ath letrcs, membershlp 1S open to any boy who wrns a letter rn a major sport and marntams a scholastrc average of at least 80 Eleven new members were recognrzed at the sprmg banquet whrch was a date affarr The club presents an award to an outstandrng senror athlete on class day MISS Stellmgwerf sponsor S McMichael secretary R Row 2 M Neuhfrnser J Durkes B Osborn E Yazel S McMichael P Robrnson M Buchanan lk Fsu run A Clark S Keaton J Jackson Row3 J Mor an B McCartx N Cover s Rooerts Y Glllum P Osborn L McMichael J Hahn S lvns Frelds J Warfuel B Neuman J Km E Hollars Rowl W Earnest R Wrrght J Moster M Shepler C, Stamm D Michel P Harrelson Ro 2 L Skill w man H Jones T Marsh ill D Smith W Smlth R McManus W Golxghtlx Row 3 C Stevens D Jarboe P Moore I Gloser D Russell P Levl G Williams T Hufferd J Yours y ' . 7 - 1 A ' . . . K 1, . ' 1. 1 - ' A 9 yy ., ' - Y 7 7 ' 7 ' . . . . L i -A . - ..,. Y J , v . . . , . , , - .U , ff - D . --. . .. . . ,. , , . . . ' 1. I. .1'l.z , . - -. g,. . ,F. ,... ,. ,. ,.. ,'.1:1l,J. ' rr '-- . . , , 1. . . , ' . . , , -. , . , . ,.. ', , , . ', . ., . , ,.. '. Cl .fdncl one man in id fime I0 6lg5 many IOM! Tw Cathohc Pmtebtant H6210 WhltC 11eshma11 611101 blonde b1unet' boy glll the actols 111 OUI d1ama D01 11211 mam 10165 some ath1ct1c some 11t e1a1y ani othe1s mus1Ca1 V613 ve1sat11e lHdlV1d1lEl1S may play seve1al pa1t5 The 1011011111 scones dopmt 11umo1ous acto1s 111 111011 Ndllid IUILS 1' 77 Bill Earnest provides interference for teammate, George Williams. to make an 80-yard run for the Red and Black. joofgaf Members of the 1956 football team played their parts well by completing the most suc- cessful RHS gridiron season in many years. In the role of director newcomer Coach Chuck Robbins led the Lions to a seasons record of seven victories and two defeats. Both defeats, which were administered by Hagerstown and Connersville, were by only one point. In South Central Conference competition, the Red and Black won four games and lost one. Despite this record, Rushville placed third in the final SCC ratings. The Lions ran up an impressive record of Row if-J. Moster, C, Stamni, R. McManus. M. Shcpler, D. Russell, D. Jarboe, Row 2-D. Michel, H. Saxon, B. Earnest, H. Jones, W. Smith. G. Williams. Row 3-D, Green, P. Moore, J, Alsop, P. Levi. B. Elkins, T. Marshall, T. Huiferd. Row 4--J. Smith, D. Walker. B, Winkler, T. McCul1y, T. Newklrk, J. Jones. V, Waggoxicr. Row 540. Stevens, W. Golightly, E, Wilkinson, B, Schroeder, L. Newby, R. Gipson. D. Smith. Row 6-Coaches Les Ray, Grayson Mahin. Chuck Robbins. Willard Simms. student manager. In Mentor Chuck Robbins explains a play to his senior lettermen who are Bud Shepler Delbert Michel John Moster Charles Stamm Da e Russell Don Jarboe Dick McManus B111 Earnest and Harry Jones town ended all hopes for an undefeated sea son The first triumph was a 32 12 decision over Batesville followed by a 45 12 SCC vic tory over Franklin In another SCC contest Rushville crushed Greensburg 670 for the hlghest point total ever recorded by an RHS iootball team Seymou1 was disposed of 26 6 and the Lions ambled past Greenfield 50 14 In the homecommg game the Red and Black dropped Shelbyvllle 2613 The L1ons redeemed themselves after the 13 12 loss to Hagerstown by trouncmg Brookville 3814 The season s heart breaker came m the final game when powerful Connersv1lle eked out a 14 13 victory and thus captured the SCC crown Eightecn membels of the team won letters for their partlclpation Senior letterwlnners Dick McManus John Moster Delbert Michel David Russell Bud Shepler and Charles Stamm Herbert Saxon was also on the team but did not receive a letter Nine underclass men winnmg letters were Warren Golightly Tom Hufferd Jon Butterball Jones Tom Marshall Phil Moore Don Smith Wayne Smith Charles Stevens and George Williams Delbert Michel won the coveted Jaycee most valuable player award and he and Bud Shep ler were elected co captams by the team at the close of the season Michel Jarboe and Williams were named to the SCC team and conference honorable ment1on was given Jones Russell Shepler and Stamm Three players who drew honorable mention on the Unlted Press all state selections were Jarboe J Jones and W1ll1ams ,--ai ' , 4 1' 6' . lf, p -,S Q . ll l ,, , A . V . . , R l. ' ' six victorious performances before Hagers- were: Bill Earnest, Don Jarboe, Harry Jones, - . I ! ' ! ' . i . . , , , v ' . ' - y . , - . . : . y ' ' u rv l Y no ' ' 1 - v . 3 I 9 1 i J . , - , Q - l , ' ' 7 7 , 1 7 7 ! ' - ' , Above-It's up and in as Jim Glover scores another two points for Rushville. S ich tion :iiwiys wins pl: udit rc the enthusiastic ziuclien e of Lion inns Aux tulii rsfrrl riosLo t ts I' J VV I' I' M C ll l Vkilli l S1 s At rl L ht Will ri 11 3 1 1 o the sc it itl is clots gaalelgaff One of the highlights on the 1956-57 Rush- ville sports stage was an exciting perform- ance by the RHS basketball team. Under the direction of Coach Les Ray, the Lions won a total of thirteen games and lost eight, includ- ing tournament play. The team opened the season with seven let- termen returning from the 1955-56 squad. These veterans were Jim Glover, Bob Hay- wood, Delbert Michel, Dave Russell, Bud Shep- ler, Larry Skillman, and George Williams. The Lions stopped Morristown 78-60 in the opening game, and then downed the Bates- ville Bulldogs with an 88-75 score. Rushville met its first defeat of the season at the hands of Anderson, which had been returned to the Lions' schedule after an absence of many years. The Red and Black quickly bounced back after this loss, and routed Greensburg 88-30 in one of the most smashing RHS vic- tories in many years. In conference play Martinsville and Con- nersville were victims of the Lions' onslaught. Pendleton was defeated 59-50, and North Ver- non fell, before Southportls Cardinals, who became SCC eo-champs, put an end to Rush- ville's victory streak. In the opening game of the New Year's Tourney held at Greensburg, the Lions were squeezed out by Connersville 55-51, but easily defeated the host Pirates in the consolation game. The fourth SCC victory of the season was an 82-67 decision over Seymour. Shelbyville's hot-shooting Golden Bears downed the RHS team in the next conference game. Greenfield rallied in the final quarter to drop the Lions, JAMES GLOVER DELBERT MICHEL PHILIP MOORE 53-47, but in an SCC contest Rushville de- feated the Columbus Bulldogs. 73-59. After losing games to New Castle and Franklin, the Lions redeemed themselves by downing Law- renceburg and Greensburg and then wrapped up the schedule in fine style with an impres- sive 73-48 victory over Muncie Burris. Arlington prematurely rang down the cur- tain on the RHS 1956-57 season, when the Wildcats sank the Red and Black 65-51 in the Lions' first sectional tourney play. With a conference record of five wins and three losses, Rushville tied for third place in the SCC standings. Delbert Michel was named to the all-conference team, was hon- orary team captain, and received thc Jaycee award as most valuable player. MARVIN SHEPLER ROBERT HAYWOOD DAVID RUSSELL LARRY SKILLMAN CHARLES STEVENS GEORGE WILLIAMS BILLY EARNEST Klum If it is a scrappy performance you want to witness, the B-team basketball squad can give it to you. Under the tutelage of Jack Shaff- ner, these Lion understudies turned in an im- pressive 17-3 season. Victories were over Mor- ristown, Batesville, Greensburg, Martinsville, Connersville, Pendleton, North Vernon, Sey- mour, Shelbyville, Columbus, Franklin, New Castle, Lawrenceburg, and Burris of Muncie. Losses were to Anderson, Southport and Greenfield. The laurels of RHS are in good hands with these young cubs. .7l'0:fAl'YlQI'l A baby boy in Hoosierland might well re- ceive a basketball for his first Christmas. Practice begins early, and by the time a youngster is a freshman, he is shooting for a berth on the varsity. This year's frosh were no exception, and from their fine perform- ance, indications are they will make it. Coach Bob Gardner's proteges had victories over Morristown, New Castle, Greenfield, Shelby- ville, Connersville, Carthage, and Greensburg, and losses to Connersville, Greensburg, Mor- ristown, Shelbyville, and New Castle. B-team members: L. Green, P Levi J Jones, D. Self, D. Walker, J. Smith, W. Golightly. J. Callanc, R. Gipsou, J. Stevens. Frosli: Row 1--J, Linsjenfelter, J. Callane, R. May, J. Jones, J. Terrell, W. Schroeder, R. Hlnchman, M, Ratekiu, L. Newby. Row 2-M. Green, son, Coach Gardner. J. Harvell, L. Stewart, J. Keith, G. Nickel, S. Wilkinson, R. Elmore, M. Howell. B. Evans, J. Ben- aa. t3 11 X2 as qs , 5 W 'f -G' of frarfww .5 at X -IX! TJ Rowl I Beckner J Alsop E Dlshon F Urbahns S Wilkinson J Wax., ener :student mana err R Wilson M Green B Evans M Howell T Marshall Row 2 V Wa goner L Newby L Stewart R McLaughlin C McDaniels C Rvan T Newklrk J Wllson C Stamm J Mo r r n t, merx Row 3 Mr Ras easslstant coachr R Elkxns P Moore L Skillman J Terrell D Green D Mlchel P Levl G Wllllams B Yazel L Cross L Hlnchman J Jones J Callane B May Mr Robbins 4C08Chl Row 1 P Le 1 P Moore D Smlth G Coleman T Hufferd W Smlth J Glover Rovv 2 C 'a h 'vlahm D Michel R Self J Smith D Walker J Callane B Lacx R Glpson B Shepler T McCully 4 udent manager PHL Boys who enoage 1n track found the weath elman the11 most dangerous opponent De splte th1s hand1cap th1s year s team coached by Chuck Robblns has made an 1mpress1ve showmg At the Munc1e Relays the locals placed fourth out of a large field of entrles 1n Class B and recently flnlshed second out of SIX teams ID the relays at Waldlon Earller thele V616 two losses one of Wh1Ch was to MO1tOH Memollal wh1le the SCHIOIS were at Washmgton Plospects ale good for the team to make a fine showmg m tourney play gaifegaf Th1rty f1V6 hopefuls answered Coach Gray son Mahlns call to play ball wh1ch was made on March 18 but the weatherman fa1led to cooperate Eleven veterans formed the nucleus of th1s year's squad and only two of these Delbert Mlchel and Bud Shep le1 are senlors A number wele promlslng freshmen who added to the lettexmen from th1S year glV6 promlse of a bang up team next year To date the locals have won over A111I'1gtO1'1 Hagerstown and Seymour and lost to Southpolt Seven games 1ema1n on the May schedule SIX of wh1ch are w1th SCC schools ,J ' , x f' vp, ' ' 1 ' 'gvr L, ' , A ' A 5 'S' . ' f: V l ', V 1 1 ,Mk ' 9 ff, his 9 a , , -V 2 ' Civ . ' X ' V K f Q. , . , x , , '1 . 2 la , Q l 5 . X . l I -V- ' rv' Y A ' 4 ' 1 . ,' '. St l. D - - - . . Q ' l KL !7 ' . 1 - 7 . . . . , , U . , . V . . . 7 . , - Y , . u V , . A . ' . S ' - . , . , ' . - . . . v 7 . 1 Above Dave Green John Moster Phil Moore Below Kneelin Charles Stamm standing Roy Bart lctt Pete Levi Jim Glover mu oun fry Boys who do not play football often be come active in cross country in order to con Others find It a fine individual competitive sport Due to lack of experlence this years team had an uneventful season The Lions lost to Shelbyville Conneisville Morristown New Castle and the SCC meet at Seymour QW Under the tutelage of James Gridley, golf has become an important sport in RHS. This year's team participated in seven meets, and placed seventh in the SCC tourney. In ad- dition to the members pictured above, Ron- nie Gipson and Bill Winkler were regular players, and Bill Evans and John Benson are beginners ellnlj Four agile net Jumpeis ianging fiom soph omore to senior made up this years tennis team ACt1V1t18S of these fast moving iacket men lncluded the South Central Conference meet at Columbus on Septemb r 19 in which they made a seventh place showing L er J Green D Case R Lett I Glo Green C McDan1els Above C Rxan M Howell C MDn1el D Self I Skillman 3 1 . . dition themselves for the basketball season. . . , 7 ' OW - , . . , . Bar! . 1. VET, L, - . Q . . , . c a ' , . N , .. I an l.!arJ1'fy Uerxfa C!C'l'J The show must go on was the motto of four of the peppiest girls in Rushville High School. Despite injuries and illness, Nancy Perkins. Bonnie Duffey, Barbara Timmons, and Julia Jackson carried on in fine style their duties as cheerleaders. Their enthus- iasm, plus that of the fans, spurred the Lions to victory in many difficult games. We nominate these girls for Oscars. QQZIDFIIIH afar anal Vwaforeffw The stirring roll of drums marked a dramatic moment at each basketball game. Accompanied by drum major, Jack Stevens, the majorettes, Nancy Mason, Susan Evans, Janice Brown, and Sara Ewbank, added color and glamour to the games. Their pose in the spotlighted arena during the playing of The Star Spangled Banner struck a note of patriotism in every sport fan's heart. N Pc-rlziiis, B Dxiffey. B TIIHHAOIIS, J. Jackson. 4 1 ., ab- y rj ik lr' . K 'f' QA- L 2, 4 - , ' ' 5 1 , i . T M an .rd I xp A , T 1 .A J aa-f'4i5,, in Playing the role of a wildly enthusiastic audience seldom is a difficult undertaking during the season of the year when Hoosier hysteria dominates every gymnasium scene in the state. Here a group of Rushville thes- pians exercise their vocal chords, as they cheer loudly the five male actors on the hard- wood stage. M 4 9 we J. Su-ve-iis, N Vlusfiii. 5 Plvaiis. J lirowii. Ewlmiik I 14 Y' 5 .-r- . .5 . Seated--Jean Jaeksou. pianist. and Donald E. Myers, director. Standings Glenda Alexander. Susan Waggoner. Wanda Earnest, Virginia Patterson, Sally Chase, Judy Harding, Lois Redden, Sondra Harbisoii. Jane VanSickle. Madeleine Bonne. Linda Walker. Sally Benson. .7.,.z,. gm Starlets in the vocal department are the members of the popular Twelve Girls? which in reality features thirteen. Chosen on the basis of voice, personality, dependability, amiability, and loyalty, this group represents the school at home and abroad. While the Twelve Girls have no Oscars to exhibit, they have attracted much attention to RHS by their presentation of popular song hits. Accomplishments of this ensemble in- clude a first in the Solo and Ensemble contest at Ball State, singing at two Indianapolis con- ventions, and for the Ball State sorority of a former member, Jane Myers, and many local engagements. They sing as a unit with the high school choir. CAIN fmad gonuocafion Through the combined efforts of the 160 students who comprise the A and B choirs, an impressive convocation program was pre- sented to the junior and senior high school pupils, and interested patrons of the school on December 21. A singing Christmas tree formed by mem- bers of the choirs was arranged before a back- drop that sparkled with snowflakes and stars. At the pinnacle of the tree hung a beautiful angel. Choir members wore white shirts and blouses, green ties, and gay Christmas baubles. The base and fringes of the tree were lighted, which added to the spectacular beauty of the arrangement. The program featured such old favorites as O Little Town of Bethlehem, The First Noel and One Little Candle, and was interspered with solos and Biblical readings. .Ran f' .F ffl? . vii' 'Hr-'ai' . WF A -A 5 IHFTQAT' 'A Q, ,ni 'f - Vi . if V1 -wi. 3 'I' mf. vi ' mefAer IJ aging Actors must eat! agiee Jim Garretson and Dannie Bailey, freshmen. devouring cafeteria iaie .... Betty Jones, senior, displays the trophies she won super-salesman in the magazine drive .,.. Charlie Stamm. sen- io1', will explain his actions to the principal. ...Nancy Earnest. happy sophomore, is crowned Homecoming Queen by Captain 5 as Wk.. I 1 a lille l'0 2 Michel . . . Judy French, senior. has a daily chore ol' collecting absence slips . . . A com- edy aet is the specialty oi' juniors, Margie Jag- gers, Larry Cross, Wanda Earnest, Sara Per- kins, and Linda Fordice on Hobo Day . . . On the other hand this test is serious business with freshman, Frank Abercrombie. ur fafalning ul: lUl'tL l'fdJJIlll1tI'.5 Every major production needs a projection crew, and ours is composed of Frank Martin, Charles Siamm, Dan Bailey, Pete Levi, and Earl Hinchman . . . These long faces belong to Harry Jones, Marilyn Long and Dan Dun- can on report card day . . . Strolling the cor- ridors from set to set are Dick Browning and Nancy Earnest .... Pretty actress, Wanda Earnest, pauses for a break in her role as 1956-57 FFA Sweetheart . . . Barbara Ewbank impressively leads the Pledge of Allegiance. ...Hi-Y members, Stevens, Stamm, Michel, Jeifries, Glover, Caldwell, and Howard are publicity men for the Christmas Seal drive ...Library pupils get in the scene by acting as studious youngsters. Ullefg ay Lflllgj A play just ISH t a play with out music to diamatize the ex cmno moments Our eoinet 1110 B1llVo11es Steve Johnson nd Larry Skillman add their bit to the performance bv play 1n0 a loud and spine tingling f nfaie as the curtain rises Playing the part of DAR Good Citizen was the privilege of senior Lou Ann McMichael who smiles as she proudly holds the DAR scepter Warbling a few mellow notes for the audience during intermission time is Judy Harding talented senior soprano. Down in the orchestra pit we ind the one and only Flatrock Footwarmersf' Mr, Rhythm Waggoner, Fancy Fingers Dean, Scintillating Sax Dean, Cool Herbie Caldwell, and Hot Lips Johnson, are hav- ing a real jam session before the play begins. -'JP r A ' ' AY' Q z L x 1 -'T' '15'Xx'N' R 1 v .,,- , A ,,, 1 ' A...,,,rz ' v - an 6 1 w. I. : 6, 'll 4 'W 8 i , A 4 41 ,, ii 5 ., 4- E , x , 'Pi AA Q, ,V '-, 2 hvwrm AE 4 ,. fs . 42-V ff -1 F f f ff 1 We as X 'YJ' 1. 1 4 Q 1 X 6 111 I F aff, , aff f ' fx ,.., I . X J . 'Qi Nsfivm -.. nt x ,Q X 'N W 5 1,p Q 6' ws. u .J Y l ' - ' ' v .nl A fa Vx gf' A 4 w, ,W . , .- l Aa' ' 4 L Q gs v M B , , 5 4 ul 4 ' ,K H ,Q 1 - . I , . I I V Ev, fs K K A '. S K, N , . ' , 1 ' . . . fo fge ,Jer ormem in file fheafre . . That necessary evil, the clean-up com- mittee is expertly manned by cafeteria helper, Wava Wilson . . . Responsible for making certain that the animals which produce the meat for those intermission hot dogs are only the best are members of the livestock judging team - Dave Percell, Dan Duncan, instructor Harold Clifton, Dick McManus and Tom Schwendenman . . . Senior Girls' Staters, Lou Ann McMichael, Sonnie Harbison, Judy Waite, and Linda Walker make a pretty scene as they discuss their won- derful experiences at Indiana University last summer . . . Before a very patriotic background, John Dean displays the stage presence which won for him first prize in the 1956 I Speak for Democ- racy contest. Z! bn-Q V f lation Mar la Renega Charles Vo el Caroline Cross Principal Ralph Harblson and Superintenoent Bernard McKenzie view the skeleton of the milllon dollar high school now under constructlon and due to be o upied next January Glfffllll The final curtam has been lowered and the house hghts turned on as the audlence and actors leave our theatre Next year a dxfferent audlence w1l1 watch a new cast perform another play as the curtam IIQSS on the beautlful new Rushvllle Hxgh School Theatre Gaddrified , l.gIlCl!lll'0J