Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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Page Four Ana' Auld Lan Syne9 Not until 1069 xx1ll the1e be cl Oriduat nff class xxh1el1 has l1x ed 1ts complete h1Qh 011001 xears 111 the 11exx building F01 the 19 t of ts t00 often 0111 mem011es xx1ll tLlll'1 t0 The Palace OH Perkins qtieet Although she gnexx 01d md shdbbx, xxe felt SPCUIQ xxithm hu COllf1l19S What 11 the 11101: did leak 01 fx tllclxle 01 xx.1te1 find its xxfzx HCIOSS the seieiice 100m H001 'lhe stefxdx drip, dup 01 xx e1te1 111 fl tm bucket lulled 'ls t0 a me1ma1d xx 011ld float 1nt0 Cl1EY11lSt1W class lm en Flbbel Megee loekeis built fOl 0119 fmd shai ed hx txxo had their adx antages espeeiallx xx hen 1t came to IT1Lllf1Cl'1lllQ torhidden 0'OOdlQN betxx een classes U H' WHAT 1 MFSK' ll Arlfm H11 x 111 is the C011 lomerne c'011t111' of then' 1001-'er t11rc1t IIS to F11 llll them Ti!!! R MEN JIM CNLLANE Butterball Jonas Pllll Moore md Pete Levi '1dm1re the bea1t1f111 1t111et1c- troph1es d1sp1axeci 111 the hall case and resolxe to 'add '1 few more to the co11eet1011 O I l v - 4 ,' 1 , . , 5 1 .0 - , . . , .' I ' ' f ' ' p. 1 ' s 11-', 4 11. y v' 1 64 , vi 4 l 1 ,, w v v , vg v 1 1 w ' .' 4 1 w X 1 4 '- H 1. -. ,, . H 4 . 4 . I 4 x l sleep, and there always was the possibility that f- 4 ' - 1 ' X 'S 1 7 L-vs' ' v ' . T -N ' ' 1 . 1 v v l v K, l . -v v . . pf 5 S 'e A' G . 1 grozl ' ' 2 111 z.11r1 Judj -lcls. 1 2' - V ' 'G f' , 4 A , I ' I I 1 I .' A 5 fi , 5 ,4 5

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Should Auld Acguaintance Be Forgot, ...... The Wooded site on which the school is located, and its proximity to Memorial gym- nasium, the football tield and the swimming pool, creates a college atmosphere. Viewed from the exterior, its stream-lined facade presents a feeling! of modernity. From the lohby with its simplicity of design, through locker-lined corridors, to the spacious class- room areas, moves a student body, united in pride and fellowship. 'Q--N., ' DESIGNED AS A SYMBOL OF LIFE by Melvin Gray, aft instructor, the mosaic in the center of the lobby door adds inspiration to daily school living. EAGER ANTICIPATION highlights the faces of these representatives of the student body as they make their initial entry into the new Rushville High School. 1 To-Gr il Cl Page Three f was 2 Q.

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For Auld Lang Sync' M Dear, or Aul Lang Syne, I.0nyf tu be cherished will be thrmso senior gulf sessions on the front walk, coke in hand :ittvr ai trip to Mads: nur junior nu-morivs oi' liln':u'y study hull and its czisy proximity to the telephone: gvttingr to lw nutict-d hy the seniors evon though just at supliunmro in P1 clrvzu'y basement hmnommn: :ind the indignity of being' 21 t'1't-shnizui cugvd on thv upper deck with the little ,iuiiior highvrs. XVe'll sw ou1'selx'es ducking ht-hind the old trophy case. or casually strolling into thv officv whvn 21 tum-inquiring' faculty momhci' wus spot- ted coming down the hall. JOHN ALSOP AND GEORGE WILLIAMS lead the vanguard 0' stuclvnts who lizivfi rcspoiicivd to th? welvomcf clung of the dis- missal ball. SUCH CONCENTRATION in study hull on the part TERRY RAVENSCRAFT SEEMS undisturbed by his feminine of tliesv Chaps would bv ovfasioxied oiilv bv tliv presmice rompziuions. Mary Muster and Dzirlvnf' Carpenter, as they hit cf :i Hulcialrl pliomgrfxplwr. the books in library. Page Fzve