Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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2 S , i , f , ',.,,,-::,. -Q -I , MANY EFFICIENT SECRETARIES received their early training in the Commercial department of Rush- ville High School. AFTER TWELVE YEARS of study. these seniors still find English il pleziszint subject. JOYCP Hahn is provid- ing: the :nnusc-nwnt. THESE FAIR DAMSELS. Elaine Eskew and Linda O'Neil. display the trophy for which thc-ir togu-Clam! friends, Don Voiles and John Vlalker. are battling ut Language club initiation. Page Ten I 9 As Facult Aroused Y v Q RUTH CARTIXIEL. A.B. Business. junior sponsor RICHARD DRAGOO. BS. Business. RUSSELL SCHERMER, BS.. MS Business, activities treasurer. X' ' Ma.. 4 s. BEULAH BISHOP. A.B. English, librarian. THOMAS JONES, A.B. Engflish. social studies. FLORENCE MADDEN. A.B.. ABI. English. freshmen sponsor .IUSTINE MITCHELL. A.B. Latin. social studies. Y-teen SDOIISOT. NANCY MURRAY, A.B. Enulish, Spanish. uirls' Counselor. LOIS YOUNG. A.B. Enulish lnot pictureciu INIARJORIE MILLER. A.B. English.

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Executives Kept Wheels of Education Turning SCHOO BOARD MFMBERS John Megee treasurer Donald Renegar president and Mrs Frank Green secretary with Superlntendent Bernard McKenzie meet ln a regular monthly session Mr McKenzie holds BS and AM degrees from Ball State Teacher s College Ralph Harb1son 1s assoclated w1th the hlgh school youth as prlnclpal He always has a smlle and a happy SOlLll2l0Y1 for student problems both present and future Harold Mlchel ponders the d1ff1Cl.llt1C-39 ot lLlIl101 h1gh puplls who now occupv the Graham bu1ld1ng Both men have had speclal problems of readmstment due to the mldyear sep aratlon of the two school areas HAROLD MICHEL RALPH HARBISON Few schools 1n Ind1ana can boast a super 1ntendent as efflcxent as Bernard MCKQHZIG Comlng to RllSl'lV1ll8 1n 1951 Wlth a br1ll1ant scholastlc athletlc and m1l1tary record he soon endeared hlmself to the student body and made for hlmself a place 1n communltv act1v1t1es In 1900 he assumed the superlntendency and the task of completlng a grade school and 1n1t1at1ng the blllldlflg' of a new hlqh school Three hlghhghts of thld x ear for Mr McKen Z16 haxe been mox mg day on January 17 open house on Febuary 8 and dedlcatlon of the new h1gh school on Apr1l 20 Speclal thanks ale due the members of the school board Mrs Frank Green John Mevee and Donald Renegal and to the offlcers of the school bllllfllllf, colporatlon Jay Tai Walter Stexen Arthur VV1lson and Bruce Urbahns for thelr QlTOlt5 1n prox1d1n,, the commun1ty xuth such a fine h1gh school Page Nme -f . 1 LJ -4 - n 1 1 1 - 1 1 . . . . . . . , L L - w Y . . . . .. . . t . . L L . V V . . . . . . . ' 9 9 . . . .. . N . . Y . K . 1 . - 1 . . N . . . . . l U N . . . .. . L - I I . 1 1 . ,,- vw W - t . . . Y - .V . 7 1 V . i . . 4 . - 4 V . t 1' l. , A U 1 1 . - lv I ' , 9 v S, t, ' V' . 1 1 . Y. . nl s L, A ' v' 1 A 'Y . .

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Gra Matter K 1 x PHYLLIS JOYCE, B.S., M.S. HUlIl9lllHkil1g, Y-teen sponsor. MILDRED MYERS, B.S. Hamemaking. sophomore sponsor. MELVIN GRAY, B.S. Art. DONALD MYERS, A.B. Choir. band, Twelve Girls. 1 RALPH BANES, B.S. Industrial Arts. ROBERT EPPERSON, B.S., M.S. IHd11Stria1AfrS-Senior Sponsor- in clothing class. Pictured at work are Mary Pike. Sally Biggs, Jane Morgan, Ginny Martin, Virginia Land and Rachel Morgan. MANY A WELL.-DRESSED girl Will tell you, I made it myself WHY NOT DEEPEN the shadows? suggests Donna Lawson to Becky Sharpe and Dick Wilson. INDUSTRIAL ARTS BOYS. Bill Nunn, Lee Glover and Billy Boggs, select their tools from a Well-organized display board. Page Eleven