Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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The floor of the entrance foyer is inlaid with a multi-colored mosaic depicting the enlightment of man through education. 1050 feet of locker-lined corridors af- ford interesting vistas in all directions. Housing 500 stu- dents, the building contains 31 classrooms and laboratories. Fluorescent lighting, soft chimes, and a color scheme of restful pas- tels provide a pleasant atmosphere for study. Not just an ordinary edifice, the walls of this school hear the footsteps of coming generations. 1 QSMWMQEJM SPACIOUS AND COLORFUL, the principal's office welcomes OLD GLORY in each classroom is significant of the freedom rather than repels visitors. of speech between teacher and pupil. W, SOFT LIGHTING in a studio equipped for many types of IN A LABORATORY-classroom set up, serious-minded students handcraft encourages talent in art. are trained in three experimental sciences. NOT ONE SHOP but a series of shops provides training for farm boys as well as industrial potentials. RESEARCH, STUDY or just plain browsing in books and magazines brings the library into student focus. SCHEDULE TROUBLES, future plans, or personal problems TEMPTING ODORS from the cafeteria whet the appetite and send pupils to the counselors' offices. raise the question, When do we eat? RENTAL BOOKS, sc .v hool supplies and cafeteria tickets are secured at a student bookstore. sswmwxwswsswwwswwsNWNisrsxsxrmxssxxstwxswdss-,.N W , W.. is ..........-...,....,. STUDENT HEALTH is safeguarded in a spotless clinic with sick bays for boys and girls. ' . .P X MAE a N ww-- XX X N ..-u g 5:1522-'Nq:e:.:.::--. .. . X ,X X W X Q x x FX SQ 5 - Qig- Q X , ..',..Q+-R 5 X X X X X ww X ...wi Nw 63 +iQf f m 53 sf wb X X. Q 1 YN? .NYXQ 'K :ER X ,,,?'i5.x 9 F ,, ., X . q::::,s:1::w N X E W Q5 xx .- YLN, H x .,., ' .mb .qw , sf S S FR 1 X , . A xx N x9 X QA wx + ., is SX 'S v 5 W .iii X Q NW : Agni w .. -gasft::::,Xa.5::z,, ' :-. NNLNW . 6.15.55 ., gi Xxgw, -. :.,:.. ' xx X X X S54 is X X . 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H 906001 fr People HAROLD DICK, superintendent of schools, hold B.S. and M.A. degrees from Ball State Teachers' College. BEN B. EARLEY, principal, holds a B.A. degree from Ball State and an M.A. from Indiana University. Able Administrative Staff Ke to Efficient ehools Contributing to the efficient operation of Rushville high school are thesuperintendent school board, principal, two counselors and 26 teachers and supervisors. The superintendent and board are con- cerned chiefly with policy and budget mak- ing, and teacher recruitment. The principal coordinates the many facets of school life, and acts in a liaison capacity in parent- teacher and student-teacher relationships. The counselors work with individual stu- dent. problems, attendance and the testing program. This year's teachers hold degrees from seven universities and eight colleges. They have instructed 553 students in 228 classes, in 27 classrooms and laboratories, sponsored 15 organizations, and coached athletic teams in five major and two minor sports. fJAMES GRIDLEY--B.S., M.S. Indiana University: assistant lprincipal, athletic director, boys' counselor, tennis coach, social lstudies. JACK PAYNE-B.S. Indiana University: school board secretary. JOHN MEGEE-Dartmouth, Northwestern: school Rhoard president. LAVERNE FARTIIING-Indiana University, Ball State: school board treasurer. JAMES GRIDLEY JACK PAYNE JOHN MEGEE LAVERNE FARTHING JANE BARNETT-A.B. Hanover, ,B.S. Co- lumbia, B.S.N. Western Reserve: school nurse. EDWARD BIR-B.S. Ball State: industrial arts, freshman class sponsor. BEULAH BISHOP--B.A. Indiana University: library, visual aids, National Honor Society. JACK BROWN--B.S., Indiana University, bas- ketball, cross country, track ass't., drivers' training, physical education. MERRILL CAR- RIGAN-B.S. Earlham College: biology, health, sophomore sponsor. RUTH CARTMEL-B.A Ball State: business education, junior sponsor HAROLD CLIFTON-B.S. Purdue: agricul- ture, FFA. JAMES CUNDIFF-B.S. Indiana 4State Teachers' College: physical education, Boys' Club. RICHARD DRAGOO-B.S., M.A. Ball State: business education, health, golf, football, bas- ketball, junior sponsor. MARCUS ELLIS-- B.S. Ball State: industrial arts, Hi-Y. HAROLD CLIFTON JAMES CUNDIFF RICHARD DRAGOO MARCUS ELLIS JANE BARNETT EDWARD BIR BEULAH BISHOP JACK BROWN MERRILL CARRIGAN RUTH CARTMEL uperier Faeult Enable RH te Achieve High Aeademie Rating MORNING ROUTINE includes a trip to the faculty mailbox to check on official directives and departmental correspondence. LESLIE FENIMORE MELVIN GRAY WILLIAM GRAY MAUDE JONES THOMAS JONES PHYLLIS JOYC Social Get-together Lighten I 'l'oil ome llutie oi choolroom HOME EC GIRLS said Merry Christmas to faculty guests LESLIE FENIMORE-B.S. Indiana University: physics, chemistry, mathematics, National Hon- or Society. MELVIN GRAY-B.S., Butler Uni- versity, M.S., Ball State, Indiana State, John Herron Art Institute: art. WILLIAM GRAY- B.S., M.S., Indiana University: geography, physical education, football, track, ticket manager. MAUDE JONES-B.A., M.A. Indiana Univer- sity, M.A. Ohio University: English, social studies. THOMAS JONES-A.B. Indiana Uni- versity: Spanish, English, Hi-Y, Language Club, freshman sponsor. PHYLLIS JOYCE- B.S. Butler University, M.S. Columbia Univer- sity: home economics. LARRY KELLY-B.S. Indiana University: speech, social studies, speech club. MADELINE KNIGHT-B.A., M.A. Indiana University: alge- bra., publications. FLORENCE MADDEN-B.A., M.A. Indiana University: English, senior sponsor. GRAY- SON MAHIN-A.B. Franklin College, M.S. Biatler Universityg social studies, football, base- ba l. LARRY KELLY MADELINE KNIGHT at a beautifully appointed, after school tea. FLORENCE MADDEN GRAYSON MAHIN MARJORIE MILLER-B.A., Earlham College: English, Speech club, girls' counselor, fresh- man sponsor. JUSTINE MITCHELL-B.A. In- diana Universityg Latin, Latin club, Y-teens. SUE MOSTER-B.A., M.A. Ball State: speech and hearing therapist. DONALD MYERS--B.A. Indiana State Teach- ers' College: choir, Twelve Girls . MILDRED MYERS-B.S. Indiana University: home eco- nomics. ROBERT McGINNIS-B.M.E. Indiana University, Vandercook College of Music: instrumental music, senior sponsor. RUSSELL SCHERMER-B.S. Central Normal, M.S. Butler University: business education, ac- tivities accountant. BARBARA SCOTT--B.S. Ball State: physical education, GAA sponsor, sophomore sponsor, cheerleaders. LEWIS THOMPSON--B.A. Indiana Central: math study grant, University of Arizona: geometry, algebra, senior math. VELMA WIS- LER-B.S. Ball State: reading co-ordinator. RUSSELL SCHERMER BARBARA SCOTT LEWIS THOMPSON VELMA WISLER MAJORIE MILLER JUSTINE MITCHELL SUE MOSTER DONALD MYERS MILDRED MYERS ROBERT McGINNIS Parent, Facult, Fraternize at Education Week ession MERRILL CARRIGAN, biology instructor. chats informally during an evening session with the parents of Steve Earnest. XXQXN .X XXX X av X X,-SX 1.,-::::-f-.-so XQXXXEQ X XX XXXXX w .XX , . X .XX XX XMXXXXS XX- ,,.. ,XXX XXX- -X ' . -XXXX H . i f-XXEQX ' ' XX XX X Q, ,Xli -- EX Q XXX - -X fr-X-.VX og, el XXXXX-. XX -.Xx -X X. - qs-1gX3.XgXXX.: :X X-1 X-MN Q- M X X :XX :- My X NX: A X- X X . X. A XXXNW XXW' ' ' ire-XXQZQ XXX:-X fy: 23,55 ' 'XYVX XXXY I XX? X , X XXXX- XXXXS X- XX X XXX? 2 X - los , sl gixs 'ie Qi. is :is J w i Lg: XX X X ' s3fi5'?3i5 RX X xv? XXQ XXXQX XXX X X XXSX 5 X XX QQ XX X X X XX Xl XX Xb A XR XXX X XQXX Nw X XX X55 XX XXX Fa CX X XX XM X N N XX 'Q RX Q.. 91 -X A 4. , W X XXX R X 5 X SX X XX Ii X X X X X BYXX QX XXXX X X XX X .AX AX. WXXAX XX-is . X:sXif-XXXXXXXXQ X. 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ROBERT AXSOM DAVID BEAVER David Beaver in Role oi Pre ident llireet Senior Aetivity LARRY BEAVER CONSTANCE BENNETT WILLIAM BOGGS KATHY BRIDGEMAN DOUGLAS BROWN ANTHONY BRUCK ROBERT BUTTS ROY BUTTS FLOYD CAMERON LAWRENCE CAMERON ' z i Nw SSE X - .X N ijii sqm JXX, X mc, X 'fiiisisiiia-' -' X- .-,. Y E552-.-35:45 YF' x iv - -X X ,:.f.:,aXf1f:' X , , my X S' x ,X Q '- ' - X .... X X N j Q- S K X.-X 1 XX K N-XX f' X ff Q' X X X Q ' if.:- X X X 'N qi.-2' KX , -S..-sX.i:p.g:g,gg:, K X -'qs K21,ra: :S- . N ., 1 X X fi Eg Q XX N X X 3 X X X X QNX ax N 5, X N x 1- X XX XX Xxx X NX X A S X N XX I XXX .. X . f r S X 'X Mgr - ,. X A .w X X X Rf ' ,XX XXWA -,W . ,. , XM, : , . X X.-X, X NX BX -mi? E X X s X X X X X 1-X, X .X- XX gx XX QX X X X334 A i. . .3 xx:-if xr X' -'Y ..X.'.., xg? 1Ess:a-ff:- :' ilZ'E: 5 S':': x . .X v ' - xx X X X XX X X X X X X E Sim 1 X3 X X X . T:.:.:.., -X X X X x X X X X XXX X XX N .. .,,. :X ,XX . - X X4 K . ,XXX 5 +5 A wx ' X SN N X' X x N, 6 ff, ,A REGINA EAKINS RUTH ECKART CAROL EDWARDS ELAINE ESKEW PATRICIA EWBANK CHARLES FRAZIER DANA GLISSON JUDITH GRAHAM DUANE GROCOX MARCIA GUERIN Ton Bruok Attain ational Merit cholar hip Honor THOMAS HAHN CAROLYN HASTY SCHOLASTIC HONORS are traditional with Tony Bruck, outstanding student, who breezes through exams whether on a local or national basis. CAROL HENBY RICHARD HOOD 1 1 'i ROBERT HOOD EDWARD JOHN HONORS rest lightly on Libby Oster, since she attained many in scholarship PATRICIA JOLLIFF DAVID JONES and extra curricular activity during her four years. enior and Fzwult ame Libby llster for DAR A rd LINDA JONES VIRGINIA JONES ANNA KAREN JOYCE JOSEPH KEITH JAMES KENT DONALD LAKER JOYCE LITTLE LARRY LLOYD FRED MANNING SHERRILL MARSHALL xwwvsmwwwzcfxxwfwx .,wm :s.wmrz.QNw:Nww x. r BPW GUESTS, discussing the latest news, are Beverly Chance, Linda 0'Neil, VIRGINIA MARTIN BARBARA MASON Jean Weidner, Janie Woosley, Regina Eakins, Vickey Dungan, Jenny Wilson, Susan Ravenscraft, and Libby Oster. ZITA MATNEY MALCOM MAZE Popnlnrl Cho en Girl Find Fun in BPW Entertainment JA-RED MILLER PHILIP MITCHELL GARY MONTGOMERY RANDOLPH MOORE CAROLYN MORRIS , MICKEY MULLINS ELMER MYERS SANDRA McCORKHILL MARIBETH McMANUS LUCILLE NIEHOFF , Q X S FRANCES NOEL WILLIAM NUNN LINDA 0'NEIL ELIZABETH OSTER SANDRA PALMER DEBORAH PHILLIPS MARY PIKE DONALD PORTER SUSAN RAVENSCRAFT LEWIS. SAILQR ine Senior Boys llnje Fellow hip a llotar Club Guests ALFRED SAXON - KAY SCOTT DANIEL SHEEHAN PAUL SMITH RHS ROTARY GUESTS in their best bibs and tuckers are Joe Keith, Doug Brown, Larry Wilson, Tony Bruck, Dave Beaver, Chuck Stiers, David Amick, Don Porter and David Denny. JOHN SPULLER BARBARA STIERS CHARLES STIERS SONDRA SULLIVAN BRENDA THOMAS JON TRESSLER ESTHER TYLER DON VOILES JOHN WALKER KAREN WALLACE Concession Proceed Fnrni h Fond for Commencement Week DANIEL WARRICK BEVERLY WEDEKING SWEETS TO THE SWEET or just plain refreshments make the counter a JEAN WEIDNER RONALD WELLS popular rendezvous between halves of a basketball game. Nxllffzl El- em ixf-si is .fl Y :.,,., -. , .X , , 'E .A SW' XXNQ za S 5- I E . -W bg. g. Q N R xx x X Te ' XX' X Q xx Wk . NRS Q x vertex . ' fi 51 l5 i1'r1f1QX'O R ' .-NIA 'EQQ-it iz 05.2.5 x-k'- iii 'X N I QQQNXX N I Ag. ...X .x .. X XXX . .. 5 135 .. . ... MXN 255 L . ' wie fi X . 5. X X KX? I 1 1 RN? I bw Xxx 5 I if F3 , X Ruff MALCOM MAZE takes his turn at the microphone to give students an inspira- RICHARD WIIITEMAN JENNIFER WILSON LARRY WILSON SUZANNE WINDER tional thought for the day , a Hi-Y sponsored project. Traditional Yellow Cord Portia Life a enior Live it A LY FRIDAY finds upperclassmen, Esther Tvler, Charles Colvin Sarah Dishinger, JANE WOUSLEY S L WRIGHT and Butch Beaver, roaming the halls in .their zaily decoratezi cords. l l h FOLLOWING the tradition of RHS, Larry Lloyd '61 joins his classmates in signing his John Henry on the wall at the Canteen signature party. THOMAS HOWARD ABBOTT Plymouth,High School 1-345 Hi-Y 3,45 Speech club 2,3-treas- urer 35 Science club 35 Student Council 1,25 basketball 1-35 football 1-45 R-club 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Rotary honor luncheon 45 Purdue alumni and Purdue state scholar- ships5 baccalaureate benediction. DAVID L. AMICK Hi-Y 1-4-songleader 45 senior play- Old Doc 5 student mana- ger-basketball 1-4--football 1-4-track 1-35 R-club 45 Rotary guest 4. ROBERT DALE AXSOM Hi-Y 1-45 band 1,2. JAMES D. BATES Muncie Central High School 1-3. DAVID LEE BEAVER Class president 45 Hi-Y 2-4-secretary 45 Language club 1-35 Student Council 15 basketball 1,25 football 1-45 track 1-35 baseball 45 R-club 45 Rotary guest 45 Hi-Y scholarship 4. LARRY LYNN BEAVER Hi-Y 1-45 Language club 35 basketball 1-35 tennis 45 baseball 1-35 cross-country 1-4. CONSTANCE ELAINE' BENNETT Class treasurer 45 Y-teens 1-45 Rotary honor luncheon 1,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Little U. N. 25 Girls' State. WILLIAM 'F. BOGGS Hi-Y 1-45 cross-country 1,2. KATHY BRIDGEMAN DOUGLAS K. BROWN Hi-Y 2-45 band 15 Language club 1,2-vice-president 25 Stu- dent Council 15 basketball 1-45 football 1-4-co-captain 45 track 1-35 tennis 1-45 baseball 15 R-club 2-45 Rotary guest -1. Senior Catalogue Aotivitie ANTHONY JULIAN BRUCK Class president 35 choir 45 Language club 1-315 Student Coun- cil 2--secretary-treasurer5 Holcad 45 National Honor Society 3,45 Rotary honor luncheon 1-45 World Affairs Institute 3: Purdue Legislature 35 Rotary guest 45 Bausch and Lomb science award, senior science award, Elks local and state scholarships, National Merit scholarship, Air Force Academy appointment 45 salutatorian. ALONA MAE BUTTS Y-teens 1-45 band 1-4. ROBERT LEE BUTTS Not graduated ROY EDWARD BUTTS FLOYD ALLAN CAMERON Hi-Y 1-4. LAWRENCE CAMERON Hi-Y 1-45 band 15 projectionist 4. TIM L. CAMERON Hi-Y 1-45 band 1, football 2. DAVID ALLEN CARPENTER Hi-Y 2-4-chaplain 45 band 2,35 choir 1-45 Student Council 2: basketball 1,35 track 1-35 cross-country 1,35 R-club 3,4. WILLIAM L. CARPENTER Class treasurer 25 Hi-Y 2-4-vice president 45 Language club 1-35 Student Council 45 Speech club 3,4-vice president 3, president 45 debate 45 speech team 3,45 senior play- Old Doc 5 National Forensic League 45 basketball 15 football 1,25 baseball 1.2. PUNCH, party dresses, and PEO history highlighted the senior girls' tea. that Spiced Their School Life BEVERLY SUE CHANCE Class vice president 13 Y-teens 1-4-pianist 2-43 band 1-4- secretary 2, librarian 3-, captain 43 choir I-42 Twelve Girls I.-4: Language club 1-33 senior play-- Old Doc 3 National Honor Society 3,43 Rotary honor luncheon 1,32 BPW guest 43 Ball State Music scholarship 43 Arion award 4. MARY C. CLIFFORD CHARLES E. COLVIN Hi-Y 2-43 football 13 baseball 3. VERLIN CUSTER Basketball 1,23 track 1-33 ba seball 1-43 cross-country 1-4- captain 3: student manager 3,43 Hi-Y 2-41 R-club 2-4. DAVID M. DENNY Class president 23 Hi-Y 1-4-historian 4: band 1-4-captain 43 choir 43 Language club 1-3-president 33 Rushlite 13 foot- ball 43 track 33 baseball I3 R-club 4: Rotary honor luncheon 3: National Honor Society 3,4-vice president 43 Little U. N. 33 Rotary guest 43 scholarship to General Motors Institute co-operative plan 4. PATSY CAREEN DICK Kentland High School 1,23 Sunshine Society 1,2-secretary 23 Y-teens 3,4-vice president 43 band 1-4-properties' 1, secretary 43 Language club 3,4-treasur er 33 Speech club 3,43 senior play- Old Doc 3 Holcad 43 homecoming queen court 13 com- mencement invocation3 Ball State music scholarship 4. SARAH JANE DISHINGER Y-teens 1-42 choir 43 Language HENRY LYNN DOLL Football 1. BPW senior guests heard Mrs. apple-head dolls. club 13 Student Council 4. James Lawson tell of her TOP TEN seniors for 1961: Jolliff, Bennett, O'Neil,- Tyler Oster, Bruck, Mullins, Kent, Abbott, and Spuller. E NORMAN F. DUFF Football 1. VICKEY SUE DUNGAN Language club 1,23 cheerleader 2-43 BPW guest 4. REGINA DIANE EAKINS Class secretary 33 Y-teens 1-4 3-jewelry chairman 2, song leader 33 choir 3,43 Twelve Girls 3,42 GAA 1: Language club 13 BPW guest 4. RUTH HELEN ECKART Y-teens 1,22 Rushlite 2-4. CAROL VIRGINIA EDWARDS Librarian 2. ELAINE W. ESKEW H Y-teens 1-43 choir 3,43 Language club 1-33 librarian 1,23 Speech club 43 senior play- Old Doc -student directorg Rush- lite I-4: Rotary honor luncheon 1,23 National Honor Society 3,4-secretary 43 Little U. N. 33 Tri Kappa scholarship falter- natel 43 Purdue State scholarship 4. PATRICIA FARRER EIVBANK Choir 3,4Q GAA 13 Language club 1-33 Speech club 43 librarian 13 office page 43 senior play- Old Doc. 2 CHARLES W. FRAZIER Football 1. DANA LYNNE GLISSON Y-teens 3,43 office page 43 GAA 1-3. 1 DURING SENIOR day activities, Detective Ben Earley gave Mr. Kelly a preparation for parenthoodg and Jon Tressler turned the tables on No Smoke Henry Doll: Linda Jones willed to Danny Schermer a uniformed nursemaid. JUDITH EILEEN GRAHAM Y-teens 1-45 Language club 15 GAA 1. DUANE GROCOX MARCIA LYNN GUERIN 1 Orange High School 15 class treasurer 15 Sunshine Society 1- corresponding secretaryg Y-teens 45 choir 1. I THOMAS M. HAHN Class vice president 45 choir 1-45 projectionist 1-45 senior play -- Old Doc 5 track 1-4-Jaycee most valuable player award 45 cross-country 1,35 R-club 3,45 Duane E. Walker mental attitude in athletics award. CAROLYN MARLENE HASTY New Salem High School 15 Sunshine Society 15 Y-teens 2-45 choir 15 debate 45 baccalaureate scripture. VERA CAROL HENBY Arlington High School 1-3. PAUL RICHARD HOOD Senior play- Old Doc 5 basketball 15 football 1-3. CHARLES EDWARD HOOD Basketball 15 football 35 cross-country 2. CHARLES EDWARD JOHN - Connersville High School 15 band 1-4-drum major 45 Lan- guage club 25 Kiwanis scholarship 4. PATRICIA ANN JOLLIFF Y-teens 1-45 choir 3,45 Language club 2,35 librarian 2,35 Rush- lite 45 Holcad 45 Rotary honor luncheon 2-45 National Honor Society 3,45 Business and Professional Women's commercial award 4. DAVID MICHAEL JONES Basketball 1,25 football 1,25 baseball 1. LINDA LOU JONES Y-teens 3,45 GAA 1-4-president 4--senior honor award 45 Language club 3,45 office page 45 Speech club 3,4-secretary 45 senior play-- Old Doc 5 commencement speaker. VIRGINIA JONES Vernon Township High School, Fortville, Indiana 1-35 Sun- shine Society 1,2,35 FHA 1-3-parliamentarian 35 Booster club 1-35 typist for school paper 35 Hi-Fi club 2,3. ANNA KAREN JOYCE GAA 15 Language club 1-35 librarian 2-45 Rotary honor luncheon 2. JOSEPH LEROY KEITH Hi-Y 1-45 sergeant at arms 25 president 45 outstanding mem- ber trophy 45 choir 3,45 basketball 1-4-co-captain, free throw trophy, all-conference team, Jaycee most valuable player 45 football 1-4-co-captain, Jaycee most valuable player, all-con- ference team 45 track 1-35 tennis 1-35 baseball 1-4-captain, Alumni R-club award 45 R-club 1-45 R-club award to out- standing athlete 4. JAMES ALLAN KENT Hi-Y 1-45 band 1-25 choir 1-45 Language club 1-25 Rushlite 1,25 basketball 1-45 football 35 golf 1-45 cross-country 1,2,-15 Rotary honor luncheon 4. DONALD A. LAKER FFA 1-3. JOYCE FERN LITTLE Y-teens 2-45 Language club 3,45 Rotary honor luncheon 2. LARRY LIONEL LLOYD Hi-Y 1-45 football 1-45 track 2-45 R-club 3,4. 3' FRED EUGENE MANNING Hi-Y 1-3: football 1.2: baseball 1,2. SHERRILL ANN MARSHALL Y-teens 1-4-jewelry chairman 4: band 1-4: choir 1-4: Twelve Girls 4: Language club 1,2: senior play- Old Doc . MARY VIRGINIA MARTIN Cheerleader 2: homecoming queen 3. BARBARA SUE MASON Y-teens 1-4: Rushlite 4. ZITA JEAN MATNEY Orange High School 1: Sunshine Society 1: choir 1: Rushlite 4. MALCOM EUGENE MAZE, JR. Hi-Y 2-4: Language club 2: Speech club 3,4: Rushlite 1-4- sport columnist 4: Holcad 4: Speech team 3,4: senior play- Old Doc. JOHN JARED MILLER Class president 1: Hi-Y 1-4: band 1: Language club 3: senior play- Old Doc --assistant student director: cross-country 2. PHILIP MITCHELL Greensburg High School 1-3: not graduated. GARY LEE MONTGOMERY Football 2: track 3,4 : cross-country 3,4-captain 4: R-club 4. W. RANDOLPH MOORE Brookville High School 1: Language club 2-3-vice-president 3: projectionist 1: Student Council 1: football 1,2. LEIS, fresh pineapple, and girls in grass skirts lent spice to the junior-senior reception. CAROLYN SUE MORRIS Y-teens 2: GAA 1. WILLIAM MICHAEL MULLINS Language club 1-3: football 1: cross-country 4: R-club 4: Rotary honor luncheon 4. ELMER MYERS Not graduated. SANDRA SUE McCORKHILL MARIBETH McMANUS Y-teens 1-4. LUCILLE M. NIEHOFF GAA 2: office page 3. FRANCES B. NOEL WILLIAM ERNEST NUNN Hi-Y 2-4: projectionist 3,4 3 track 2,4. SHIRLEY ANN OHLER Delphi High School 1: GAA 1.2. LINDA LOU O'NEIL Y-teens 1-4-assistant program chairman 2, program chair- man 3, finance chairman 4: band 1,2: Language club 1,2,4: Spanish club 3-president: Rushlite 1-4-editor 3,4: Rushlite editor's' award 4: Rotary honor luncheon 1-4: National Honor Society 3,4: Purdue Legislature 3: BPW guest 4: Butler Uni- versity scholarship 4: Elks scholarship 4: certificate of scho- lastic merit-Council of Church Women: valedictorian. SENIOR STEADIES modeled their look-alike shirts at the class swimming party and picnic. THEY could have danced all night , but these dancers got tired too soon and took a breather. ELIZABETH ANN OSTER Y-teens 1-4-cabinet 2,35 choir 2-4: Twelve Girls 3,45 GAA 1,2-secretary 25 Language club 1,35 Rushlite 1-4: Holcad 4: Rotary honor luncheon 1-45 National Honor Society 3,45 BPW guest 4: DAR good citizen certificate 4. SANDRA LYNN PALMER Y-teens 1,2,45 GAA 2-45 Language club 15 librarian 4: Senior play- Old Doc : Rushlite 4: Holcad 4. DEBORAH PHILLIPS Y-teens 1-4-reporter 2: band 1-4: choir 2-45 GAA 15 Language club 1,2,45 Spanish club 3-vice-president: senior play- Old Doc ': Student Council 2,3-vice-president 35 Rushlite 1-4: Holcad 3,4-editor 3,45 Rotary honor luncheon 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Purdue Legislature 3. MARY CECELIA PIKE DONALD R. PORTER Football 4: track 2,3: cross-country 3: R-club 2-45 Rotary guest 4. SUSAN BEA RAVENSCRAFT Class treasurer 15 class secretary 45 Y-teens 1-45 band 15 choir 1-45 Twelve Girls 2-45 Language club 1-3-treasurer 25 Rush- lite 1: Holcad 45 Girls' State: BPW guest 4: Rotary club scholarship. LEWIS SAILOR Not graduated. ALFRED EARL SAXON FFA 1-4-vice-president 45 Hoosier Farmer's degree: projection- ist 3,45 football 45 cross-country 1-3. i.oL5LBackJl Lfo FEELING like the belle of the ball Beverly Wedeking danced with her Prince Charming, Larry Wilson. ELIZABETH KAY SCOTT Y-teens 1-4: choir 1-4: Language club 2-4: librarian 2-45 Rushlite 1-45 Holcad 45 National Honor Society 3,4. DANIEL VINCENT SHEEHAN Football 1-35 track 1-35 senior play- Old Doc. PAUL DAVID SMITH Hi-Y 2-45 Language club 15 basketball 1: football 1,45 track 15 baseball 1,4. JOHN DALLAS SPULLER Hi-Y 2,3,45 band 1,35 choir 2,45 FFA 1-4-secretary 2,3- president 4: Hoosier Farmer's degree 45 Star Farmer award 4: DeKalb award 45 Rushlite 1-45 Holcad 45 Student Council 35 National Honor Society 3,45 Rotary honor luncheon 1-4: Boys' State 3. E BARBARA JOANNE STIERS Y-teens 1-4. CHARLES EDWARD STIERS Class vice president 3,45 Hi-Y 2-4-treasurer 45 band 1-35 choir 45 FFA 3: Language club 1,25 basketball 1: football 45 track 2,35 cross-country 1,35 R-club 3,45 National Honor So- ciety 3,45 Boys' State 35 Rotary guest 45 First place in regional mathematics contest 4: scholarship to General Motors Institute co-operative plan. ' SONDRA SUE SULLIVAN Y-teens 1-4 5 cheerleader 3,4. BRENDA LOUISE THOMAS Y-teens 1-45 choir 3-45 office page 2,3. JON DENTON TRESSLER ' Hi-Y 2-4: basketball 1-4-co-captain 4: football 1-4: track 1-3: baseball 1-3. ESTHER EMADA TYLER Evansville High School 1-class vice president 1: Y-teens 2-4 -service chairman 3: band 1-4--librarian 4: choir 2-4: Twelve Girls 3,45 Language club 2: Foreign Correspondence club 1- president 1: Speech club 3,4-treasurer 4: senior play-- Old Doc , Holcad 4: National Honor Society 3,4-treasurer 4: Rotary honor luncheon 3,4: commencement speaker: Arion award in music 4: scholarship to Evansville College. DON RICHARD VOILES Hi-Y 2-4: band 1: Language club 1,2: Speech club 4: football 3,4: R-club 4. JOHN WILLIS WALKER Hi-Y 1-4: Language club 1-2: Holcad 4: football 1-4: track 2,313 R-club 4. I KAREN SUE WALLACE Y-teens 1-4: band 1-4: GAA 1: Language club 1,2,4: Spanish club 3-secretary. DANIEL L. WARRICK II FFA 1-3-reporter 1, treasurer 2, vice-president 3: Green Hand, Chapter Farmer: projectionist 2,3. BEVERLY KAY WEDEKING Class secretary 1, treasurer 3: Y-teens 1-4: choir 2-4: Twelve Girls 3,4: GAA 1.2: Language club 1-4: Rushlite 1: Rotary honor luncheon 2: National Honor Society 3,4. JEAN ANN WEIDNER GAA 2: Language club 1,2: office page 2-4: Student Council 3: Rushlite 2,4: National Honor Society 3-4-president 4: Rotary honor luncheon 1,2: World Affairs Institute 3: Girls' State 3: BPW guest 4. KNOWING that their parents and friends are behind RONALD GARY WELLS Hi-Y 2-4: Language club 1: football 1: track 1. RICHARD ALLEN WHITEMAN JENNIFER WILSON Class secretary 2: Y-teens 1-4-secretary 3, president 4: band 1-3-librarian 3: choir 3-,4: FFA Chapter Sweetheart 3,43 Language club 1-3-secretary 2: Speech club 4: senior play- Old Doc : Rushlite 2-4-columnist 4: National Honor Society 3,4: Rotary honor luncheon 3: BPW guest 4: Y-teen award 4. LARRY LEE WILSON Hi-Y 1-4-sergeant at arms 4: basketball 1: football 1: track 1: Rotary guest 4. SUZANNE WINDER Mooresville High School 1: Y-teens 2-4: band 1: choir 1-4: GAA 1-4: Language club 2-4: Speech club 3: senior play- Old Doc ': Holcad 4-assistant editor. EVA PAMELA WOLFAL Y-teens 1-4. STANLEY WOLFAL Hi-Y 1-3: track 1. JANIE ELLEN WOOSLEY GAA 1: homecoming queen court 1: cheerleader 3,4. SALLY EILEEN WRIGHT Y-teens 2-4. them, members of the class of 1961 mount the risers for the ninety-first Commencement at RHS. 35 3 S A ww X ss Q 3. -X E 2 E 43 . X SR K 5' is S .., z .. x X .,..,.X.,,Q-xQ-xfyv K.. ..X,., X A SN W Q S N Q 3 A SCHOOL is not a place of instruc- tion set apart from the world, but a miniature World in itself, where each student plays his part in the struggle for recognition. A lab- oratory for living, RHS molds our basic concepts through its comprehensive program of varied curricula. It is a place Where one may practice, not only the three Rts, but the three H's - health, hobbies and happiness. School clubs and athletics give an insight into the realms of getting along with others and using talents collectively for a com- mon good. School life implants such characteristics as respect, loyalty, and patriotism. The whole purpose of this campaign is to prepare students for college or a vocation, but most of all, for living. Q 9000! Q' cg?06lZ1?!Z06 TERM PAPERS involving research have become routine. for seniors like Ronnie Wells and Jim Kent. SLIDE RULE TECHNIQUE, once they master it under the tutelage of Lewis Thompson, will speed up work for Randy Moore and Jean Weidner. THE FINGER BONE connected to the wrist bone, chants Melvin Tallent to Dennis Marshall as they bone-up for a quiz in health. College Preparater Course Stresses Arts and Sciences Long before Sputnik alerted the World to the need for more and stronger courses in mathematics and science, college prepara- tory students in Rushville were going be- yond the requirement of one year of science and two of math. Under qualified instruc- tors, many elect three and four years of study in these two fields. An opportunity for four years work in English, social studies and languages gives a good general background for college work. In addition, pupils are free to choose electives from other curricula, and to develop special talents in music and art. Although designed especially for the college-bound student, graduates have found that many employers prefer one who has had this broader edu- cation to one trained along technical lines only. REPUBLICAN or Democrat-that is the question of this social studies group on a courthouse field trip. Wlfmmm' LATIN isn't a dead language! says Anglia Owen as she performs a routine grammar chore. SLATE SCULPTURING has given Linda Hall an op- portunity to exercise her artistic ability, and to relieve the tedium of required courses. LITTLE TONY receives a bath from his many foster mothers in home nursing' class. THE WRIGHTS, Sandy and Alice, find that making shirts the wright length is important. QUEEN OF THE SKILLET, Donna Owens demonstrates her culinary ability with a serving of French toast. Home Makers More Versatile Realizing that homemaking is a full-time job, the home economics area concentrates on making its graduates not just house- wives, but tomorrow's h o m e m a k e r s. Stressing more than the rudiments of cook- ing and sewing, this department keeps abreast with modern trends by offering courses in family relations, consumer prob- lems, home nursing, and other related sub- jects. Many special projects are shared with the student body through the attrac- tively arranged display case. By combining this curriculum with the college prepara- tory course, girls may take the initial step toward vocational careers. I 4 WHEN FARM MACHINERY breaks down, Bill Kirk- patrick and Al Saxon know just how to fix it. DIRT takes on new meaning for Charles Ariens and Richard Gordon after their course in ag. NOT MEN FROM MARS, but Albert Meyer and Joe Niehoff working on a welding project. Ag Curriculum Well-Rounded Since we live in an agricultural area, the agriculture class is a valuable one for many farm students. Studying not from a text- book, but from up-to-date pamphlets, boys are kept abreast With new procedures. First and second year students spend a year in livestock production and judging, and an- other year in crop production and judging. Juniors and seniors study the economic as- pects of farm life such as marketing, sell- ing, farm accounting, and income tax. All receive training in farm carpentry and Welding. Each boy must elect a supervised farm project, whereby he puts class in- struction to practical use. Commercial Laliorator Trains llnrollees for Business World Future accountants, bookkeepers and sec- retaries are prepared for positions in the Well-equipped commercial department. A Wide variety of office machines gives prac- tical experience for the future office Worker. Figuring income tax, understanding funda- mental law procedures, mastering short- hand, and working up speed and accuracy in typing are routine activities. Although designed especially for these people, several courses, particularly typing, attract other students. DEAR MR. DOE writes Carol Henby as she takes dictation in shorthand from her instructor, Mrs. Cartmel. TWO PLUS TWO is still four even in bookkeeping as Butch Beaver finds on checking his work for error. LONG A GRADUATE from the hunt and peck method, Brenda Thomas is one of many speedy typists. A SEWING CABINET for Mom will make her happy and afford Bill Lacy skill in woodworking. INDUSTRIAL CONCERNS will welcome shop trainees like Steve Myer, when they have completed high school. EMBRYO ENGINEERS, which include Bill Waite, get the jump on their careers by en- rolling in mechanical drawing class. hop Trainees Acquire kill Working in a Well-equipped shop area, boys taking the industrial arts courses have the opportunity to receive actual experience in their various fields. Four broad cate-- gories are available in industrial arts-Wood- Working, machine shop, general metals, and mechanical drawing. Under these headings fall such classes as trades and industry, general shop, engineering and architectural drawing, plastics, and electricity. Learning such things as safe shop procedures, how to follow blueprints, etc are helpful for the future. CABINET . ROW. 1: Clark, K. Wilson, Swarts, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Joyce, sponsors, Dick, Abernathy, Smith. ROW 2: J. Marshall, Northam, S. Marshall, Parker, J. Wilson, O'Neil, Thomas, Brownell, Roberts. ROW 1: Elkins, Dishinger, Butts, Bennett, E. Eskew, B. Adamson, Edwards, C. Alexander, J. Alexander, S. Eskew. ROW 2: Ch. Conde, V. Alexander, Allen, Ellingwood, Buhler, Floyd, Blevins, Glisson, Bradley, S. Caldwell, Denny, Gordon C. Conde. ROW 3: Gabbert, Campbell, Beckner, Cleland: Happiness Comes to Y-teens Through Service to llther . . . to share in His love for people, as stated in the Y-teen purpose, has very well been the theme of the local club in two of its projects for the year-gifts to Grundy Mission and Christmas for three needy children. Sources of revenue stemmed from the annual potato chip drive, which reached an all-time high with Clarienda John reigning as Miss Potato Chip. After game mixers were also joint money-making projects. Joining with the Hi-Y, the annual Thanksgiving and Easter convocations were most effective. Monthly programs varied from hair styling to travelogues with two annual style shows included. Duckro, Bet. Adamson, A. Corpe, Chance, Coons, C. Alexander Earnest. ROW 4: Carpenter, Abercrombie, Glover, R. Brown- ell, Browning, Dolan, Bowen, Dearinger, Beam, D. Caldwell Conner, G. Clark, Eakins, Bills, E. Corpe, V. Clark. ROW 1: Hasty, Haley, Hall, Mattox, L. Hinchman, Meredith Oster, L. A. Hinchman, Headlee, P. Jolliff. ROW 2: McGinnis Paugh, Martin, Pell, Little, McManus, Mauzy, L. Jones, Gm: ham, A. Pond, LeMaster, Hankins, McDaniels, Herbert, Jack. ROW 3: Phillips, McMillan, John, Griffin, Morgan, C. Jones, ROW 1: V. Smith, Schneyer, Scott, Proctor, D. Smith, Ba. Wedeking, M. Stiers, R. Wilder, C. Thomas, S. Winder. ROW 2: N. Winder, Sally Wright, Sparks, J. Safewright Qsr.7, S. Smith, Wallace, Tyler, K. Ruble, Willey, S. Wright, B. Thomas, C. Wilson, S. Wilson, J. Voiles, Ratliff, Swaim, Thatcher. ROW 34: Rummell, Sharpe, B. Stiers, J. Safewright, 1 Liebrandt, Miller, Owen, Mahin, K. Jones, Moore, Palmer ROW 4: Oldham, D. Owens, McCorkhill, 0'De11, E. Owens M. Jolliff, McFatridge, Moorman, Lee, K. Kennedy, S. Ken- nedy, Lambert, Myers, C. Jones, McDaniel. Reynolds, Wolfal, Ravenscraft, Sullivan, B. Wedeking, South- worth, T. Voiles, Waggener, Wall, Wesley. ROW 4: D. Pond, Ralstin, R. Wilson, VanSickle, A. Wilder, Wagner, Roller, Whiteman, Thompson, Ritter, A. Smith, Smiley, Walden, S. Ruble, M. Smith. CABINET ROW 1: Wilson, D. Carpenter, B. Carpenter, Beaver, Keith. ROW 2: Mr. Jones, Denny, Stiers, Amick, Mr. Ellis. Christian Principles Motivate lli-Y Programs and Projeets Hi-Y members stressed Christian living in their meetings, and with Y-teens in pre- senting morning devotions and the Thanks- giving and Easter convocations. Films, and talks by outsiders and teachers were fea- tured on the programs. A basketball league provided fun and recreation for many boys. Ask any Hi-Y boy about popcorn, and he'1l produce a carton for ready sale. The club operated a comb and pencil vending ma- chine, and members took turns distributing programs at basketball games. Proceeds from these ventures provided a S100 schol- arship to a deserving member, financed a Christmas cheer project, and sent officers to camp. SHE COULDN'T RESIST. Mrs. Bob Earnest uccumbs to Hi-Y salesmanship and purchases a carton of popcorn. ROW 1: Emerson, Evans, Fordice, S. Earnest, Keith, L. Cam- Earnest, Denny, Abbott, Garau, I-Ioopingarner. ROW 4: D. eron, Boggs, T. Cameron, L. Beaver. ROW 2: Gordon, Haehl, Axsom, Barnes, F. Cameron, Amick, Custer, Colvin, B. Axsom Floyd, Barada, D. Beaver, Clifford, Green, Brown, B. Carpen- Harbaugh, D. Carpenter. ter. ROW 3: Cox, Badell, Kirkpatrick, Druley, Kent, T. ROW 1: Stiers, Wells, Yazel, L. Wilson, Readle, Richardson, 3: Nunn, Maze, Wagner, Young, VonOhlen, Waite, Swinford, Spuller, Miller. ROW 2: Stephens, Wainwright, Tressler, Sembach, Myers. ROW 4: J. Wilson, Todd, Marshall, Levi, Walker, Moster, Patterson, Springman, Smith, Voiles. ROW Schermer, Stamm, Southerland, Ruble. V POOLING THEIR IDEAS, Debbi Phillips and Suzanne Winder dream up a page for the 1961 Holcad. Headlines, Deadlines Provoke llolcad and llushlite Staffs Journalistic aspirants gain experience at Rushville High by Working on the Rushlite and Holcad staffs. Fourteen issues of the Rushlite make their appearance during the school year, keeping students, faculty, and townspeople informed of the varied activi- ties scheduled. Linda O'Neil, editor, and Patricia Goons, assistant, hand assignments to a record staff of fifty-four. For the first time, the 1961 Holcad is a complete record of the school year. This has been accomplished by delaying distri- bution until August, so that pictures of commencement activities are included. De- borah Phillips and assistant, Suzanne Win- der, have toiled long hours to produce this journal of the year's accomplishments. ROW 1: Phillips, Scott, Tyler, Wallace, Dick, Oster, Ravens- craft. ROW 2: Winder, Spuller, Palmer, Jolliff, 0'Neil, Bruck, Walker. RUSHLITE STAFF ROW 1: Eskew, Spuller, Maze, S. Moster, T. Moster, Waits, K. Wilson. ROW 2: Oster, Bills, Mauzy, Smith, Northam, Phillips, Palmer, Jones, Moore, Davis. ROW 3: Jolliff, Mat- ney, Eckart, Weidner, Scott, Swarts, J. Wilson, Mattox, John, Winder, Meredith, Parker. RUSHLITE EDITORS, Linda O'Neil and Patricia Coons, co ordinate their ideas for another issue. REPORTERS IN TRAINING ROW 1: Schneyer, Smith, Hinchman, Alexander, McGinnis, Mahin, Wedeking. ROW 2: Clark, Pond, Corn, Wilson, Mc- Roberts. Schroeder, Smith, Lakin, Lambert, Abercrombie. ROW 3: Emerson, Morrell, Conner, Denny, Roller, Conroy, Heckman, Emsweller, Stevens. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS, Esther Tyler, David Denny, Elaine Eskew, and Jean Weidner, confer with sponsors, Les Fenimore and Beulah Bishop. Honor Sooiot Rates Topsg Council Aots for Students To achieve membership in the National Honor Society is the highest scholastic hon- or in high school. Election from members of the junior class is held in the spring, and is based on a scholarship average of at least 90Z, service to school, character and lead- ership ability. Three members from each of the classes form the student council, active governing body of the school. This group works in cooperation with the administrative staff. STUDENT COUNCIL ROW 1: Carpenter, Dishinger, Brown, Sembach, Smith, Bruck. ROW 2: Wedeking, Ralstin, Thompson, Barnes, Mauzy. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ROW 1: Stiers, Oster, Chance, Jolliff, 0'Neil, Tyler, Scott, Bennett, Spuller. ROW 2: Denny, Phillips, Wedeking, Bruck, Eskew, Wilson, Weidner. 1-wm1nlssssmt unlsNss 1m I PAGES Patty Ewbank Karen Ruble Wanda Davis Joyce Little Mary Floyd Jean Weidner Jane Headlee Maureen Elkins Dana Glisson Mrs. Ravenscraft STUDENT LIBRARIANS Anna Karen Joyce Gerry Clark Glenna May Maxine Jolhff Kay Scott Peggy Stamm Sandra Palmer Jean Morgan and Judy Alexander report for duty to Mrs Bishop faculty librarian Efficient Service Andes 'lake liver Routine Duties Indispensable to the efficiency of the school are three service groups, the office pages, student librarians, and projectionists. The pages, under the supervision of Billea Ravenscraft, school secretary, escort visi- tors about the building, -deliver messages and collect attendance. Beulah Bishop, fac- ulty librarian, directs the latter two groups. The librarians charge and discharge books and file magazines. The corps of trained projectionists is availablefto facilitate the visual education program. ALL READY, NOW, says Jim Emerson as he gives a movie projector demonstration for his co-workers, Alfred Saxon, Terry Harbaugh, Pat Connerly, Tom ' Hahn, Bill Sembach, Floyd Robbins and Larry Cameron. PRESIDENT JIM READLE 'and other officers, Mike Buhler, Anita Smith and Beth Ritter, confer with sponsors, Mrs Mitchell and Mr. Jones. ROW 1: V. Smith, Schneyer, Alexander, John, K. Wilson, Swarts, Thomas, Bev. Wedeking, Eskew, Headlee. ROW 2: Goins, Bills, J. Smith, Ritter, A. Mauzy, Northam, C. Alex- ander, Lambert, Thompson, Whiteman, O'Dell, Safewright, Conner, D. Buhler, Brownell. ROW 3: Fordice, S. Earnest, Evans, Porter, Druley, Readle, Green, Schermer, Marshall, Robbins, Haehl, Swinford. ROW 4: Moore, Paugh, Campbell, Owens, Thoman, McRoberts, Barnard, Corpe, Scott, L. A. Hinchman, O'Neil, Copeland, Wallace, Dick, McFatridge, Little. ROW 5: Todd, Levi, Mullins, Floyd, Ca. Conde, K. Jones, Clark, D. Earnest, L. Jones, Jolliff, S. Winder, Phillips, Ch. Conde, Denny, Allen, S. Mullins, Greenwood, Taylor, Axsom, Language Club Goe ative Whirling through a gay dance at the Spanish fiesta, and dining Roman style at a lavish banquet, were among the novel experiences afforded members of the Lan- guage Club. Additional fun was provided by the hilarious stunts presented by the freshmen at their initiation party. Pro- gram meetings were along more serious lines with one on Guatamala being especially interesting. Membership in this organiza- tion is based on a scholarship rating of B or above for freshmen, and a slightly lower grade for all others. ' Stamm. ROW 6: McGinnis, Mahin, Martin, Duckro, Browning, Dolan, LeMaster, Lakin, Adamson, Conroy. ROW 7: Dearin- ger, Darnell, S. Smith, Smiley, Tramel, Wilson, Ralstin, Pond Fuller, Caldwell, Bowen, Scott. ROW 8: Connerly, B. Smith Goins, Garretson, Cooper, Dickson, Earnest, Neuman, Buhler Mosley, McLaughlin, Saxon. ROW 9: Beckner, Ariens, Roller Pell, A. Smith, Keeley, Lou Hinchman, Gabbard, Schroeder, Bar. Wedeking, Ellingwood, Heckman, Winder, Thatcher. ROW 10: Leach, B. Cherry, Long, B. VanSickle, Kalp, J. Mauzy, Owens, M. Cherry, Darnell, D. Scott, Ralstin, Hart, Weidner, Dean, P. VanSickle Hahn, Emerson. I 1 n n .. ., ss ..m1qnn .:. im . .-f4 sssssw seas- . Q , .m sssssnsms s s,smss BILL CARPENTER speaks for the affirmatives-Carol Conde, Joe Emerson, Larry Wilkinson. Negatives are Karen Jones, Bill Green, Carolyn Hasty, Jerry Strothman. Forensic Aspirants Form Club Open to all students in high school, the Speech Club brings cultural advancement to its members and honor to the school. Mem- ber participation in state wide debate and speech contests is encouraged, and provides individual points toward membership and degrees in the National Forensic League. Patricia Coons reached the state finals in poetry reading. This year the club held a bake sale, attended a play at Earlham Col- lege and heard an excellent resume on How to Give a Speech by Jack Knox of Rich- mond, Indiana. SPEECH CLUB OFFICERS, Esther Tyler, Judy Alexander, Mr. Kelly, Linda Jones and Bill Carpenter, inspect a poster designed to attract debate participation. ROW 1: Mattox, Green, J. Wilson, Moster, Tyler, Carpenter, ro, Abernathy, Ewbank. ROW 3-z Swarts, Swinford, K. Wilson Eskew, Smith. ROW 2: Dick, Beckner, Ch. Conde, Brownell, Conner, Ca. Conde, Maze, Mahin, Emerson, Alexander, Voiles Mauzy, Jones, Coons, Liebrandt, Northam, Linginfelter, Duck- S E 1 i ANOTHER TROPHY for the ag department is received from Gall Abernathy by members of the land judging team. FFA Puts Fun in Farming Haw ya goin' a keep 'em down on the farm ? is no problem in Rush County, if boys are members of FFA. Each competes on teams such as land, livestock, poultry, crop, and dairy judging, and parliamentary procedure. This year two seniors, Alfred Saxon and John Spuller, were honored with Hoosier Farmer Degrees. Parents were guests at a banquet, and less fortunate boys were en- tertained at a Christmas party. Basketball and money-making projects enlivened the year. ROW 1: Waits, Kirkpatrick, Spuller, Wilson, Saxon, Meyer, Saxon, Gordon, Herrmann, VanNatta. ROW 3: Cameron Niehoff. ROW 2: Niedenthal, Pollitt, Miller, McKay, Thomas, Ariens, Druley, Sweet. GAA OFFICERS out for an airing are Joella Goins, Gerry Clark, Linda Jones, Sharon Eskew, Janet Voiles, and Barbara Scott, sponsor. ROW 1: Huff, Howard, Henby, Palmer, Matney, Winder, Davis, Hinton, Eskew. ROW 2: Bradley, Green, Goins, Lie- brandt, Sharpe, Darnell, Petricek, Voiles, Conner, Thompson, Wilder, Matney. ROW 3: Clark, Jones, Moorman, Jack, Carlin, Dalrymple, Beam, K. Kennedy, Wagner, S. Kennedy, English. Lionesses 'Roar Loud', Too a Not to be outdone by their Lion brothers, members of GAA participated in competi- tive sports with other schools, and gained recognition through the sporting events they sponsored during the year. Highlights on the calendar were Sports on Parade , the annual sport show, basket- ball and volleyball playdays, an all-sports playday for GAA members of the Morton Memorial Children's Home, the annual mother-daughter banquet, and the presenta- tion of awards. i GAA STRONG WOMEN dazzled spectators with their pyramid building at the annual sport show. assumed-..M... .M..,. X..xxxxxx , , , LEO THE LION poses with his favorite girl friends, the cheer- leaders. ROW 1: Sondra Sullivan, Jane Woosley, Jane Marshall Vickey Dungan fvarsltyj. ROW 2: Jackie Matney, Sheryl Bills, Shelia Wilson, Sheryl Ruble. ROW 1: Brown, Tressler, Custer, Keith, Abbott, Hahn Amick ROW 2: Denny, Waite, Montgomery, S. Moster, Yafel, Clif- ford, Readle, T. Moster, Floyd. ROW 3: Lloyd Walker Mul- lins, Porter, Beaver, Voiles, Carpenter, Stiers., ' Letter Winners Fraternize Winners of a coveted R sweater, who qualify scholastically, are members of the exclusive R-club. Organized to create and maintain a regard for scholastic achieven ment as Well as athletic participation, an average of 80? or above is required for membership. Few fail to meet this require- ment. The club presents an award to an outstanding senior athlete on classday. Graduating members join the very active alumni R-club group, Cheerleaders Boost Morale Injuries, illness, nor a poor season could dull the enthusiasm of eight of the peppiest girls in school, the varsity, B-team, and freshman cheerleaders. Their enthusiasm transferred to the cheering section, inspired the Lions when the going got rough. As- pirants are chosen through popular election by the student body. They maintain the eligibility rules for athletic participation. A 'l BUILT IN 1926, Memorial Gymnasium, home of the Lions, is still one of the finest plants in Indiana. LOVE THOSE LIONS could refer to the fine athletes who represent RHS, as well as to the stuffed replicas. 4 RINGMASTERS in charge of Lions include Earl VanSickle, William Gray, Tom Shelton, , Jack Brown, James Gridley, Richard Dragoo, L and Grayson Mahin. DOC AMICK of the student manager staff does a repair job on Levi and Hufferd, as understudies Stamm, Barada, Wilson, Kalp, Custer and Stevens observe. Lions in Athletic Spotlight With Leo the Lion as a mascot, and un- der the guidance of a corps of gentleman coaches, boys find wholesome recreation in the athletic program of RHS. As a member of the South Central Conference, the school participates in five major sports-football, basketball, baseball, track, and cross coun- try, and two minor sports-tennis and golf. Strong backing is given all teams by a loyal student body and an interested community. ROW 1: Hufferd, Levi, Miller, Evans, Marshall, Walker, Mor- ley, D. Earnest, Badell. ROW 4: Buhler, Wilkinson, Goins, ris, Yazel, Connerly. ROW 2: Brown, Keith, Abbott, Beaver, Saxon, B. VanSick1e, Hahn, Thomas, P. VanSickle, Turk, S. Moster, Lloyd, Denny, Tressler, Sheehan, T. Lacy. ROW Whitaker, Sturgeon. 3: D. Lacy, Vance, Marley, Porter, Dickson, Case, Land, Mos- SEASON RECORD RHS Opp. 7 Batesville 16 7 Franklin 13 13 Greensburg 12 6 1 'Seymour 33 21 J eff ersonville 41 13 Shelbyville 20 0 Brookville 19 6 Connersville 26 A SHELBY PLAYER is brought down by Tressler and Connerly as defense tactics are put into play. SENIOR R-MEN, Voiles, Abbott, Keith, Beaver, Brown, Tressler, Walker, and Denny, receive R-club sweaters and praise from Coach Gray. ROW 1: Clifford, Cordray, Schermer, Voiles, Southerland, Robbins. ROW PASS COMPLETION f0l' RHS BDDUBYS d0llbf- 2: Floyd, T. Moster, Readle, Sparks, Garretson, B. Lacy. ROW 3: Neuman, ful BS Tressler, 00V8l'0d bl' 'two' G0ld0ll BGSPB. Kalp, L. Earnest, Jeffrey, Rummell, Boyer. ROW 4: Mosier, Mauzy, Dar- Sfl'iV0B to bl'il1Z down the DIESIUII- nell, Weidner, McKay. Football Building Year ots Lone Win for ow Coach Playing under a new coach, William Gray, the Lions ended the 1960 season with a rec- ord of one win and seven losses. The team used a multiple offense consisting of the single wing, unbalanced T-formation, and the double wing. Five letter.men received awards for their outstanding efforts: Joe Keith was named to the All South Central Conference team, and George Yazel received honorable men- tion, Doug Brown and Joe Keith were elected co-captains, Jim Readle was named the most improved back, most improved lineman was Tom Mosterg and honors for the most tackles went to George Yazel. Nine seniors played their last high school football game against Connersville as fol- lows: Tom Abbott, David Beaver, Doug Brown, David Denny, Joe Keith, Larry Lloyd, Jon Tressler, Don Voiles, and John Walker. Next year's team will be built. around 16 returning lettermen including seven juniors, seven sophomores, and two freshmen. DEFENSIVE MANEUVERS are in the making against Shelby- ville as Clifford and Lacy go into a line smash. IN AN ATTEMPT for an RHS touchdown, Joe Keith makes an end run against Connersville Spartans. SUMMERTIME finds this four- some, Cordray, Green, Brown and Beaver, on the Park ten- nis courts. C G OACH DRAG00 and his golfers, Earnest, Waite, Kent and reen, register pleasure over their SCC trophy. EARNEST SHOWS teammates, Kent, Waite, and Green, the fine points of the shot that clinched the SCC victory. Golf, Tennis, Cross Countr Round 01113 ports Program Coach Richard Dragoo's golfers had a perfect fall season, and gave RHS its first South Central trophy. Tennis has never had the build-up it deserves, and as a conse- quence, only a few devotees participate in the program. Coached by James Gridley, the team placed seventh in the SCC tourney at Columbus. In its second year as a major sport, cross country is a growing and improving ac- tivity. All basketball boys not out for foot- ball are required to participate in this sport. Coach Jack Brown, a newcomer to the ath- letic department, racked up a 5-3 record in dual meets, finished third in the SCC for the second consecutive year, and finished eighteenth in the sectional tourney. CROSS COUNTRY RECORD RHS Opp. 33 New Castle 22 34 Morristown 21 23 Connersville 36 7 Shelbyville 61 16 Greensburg 49 33 Knightstown 23 15 Liberty 50 21 Franklin 40 OUR NOMINATION for the Olympics would be Verlin Custer star runner in cross country and track. ROW 1: McLaughlin, McMillan, Haehl, Cherry, Smith, D. Marshall, Eckart, Custer. ROW 2: Waits, Tillison, Mullins, Montgomery, Borem, Stewart, Walker, McCorkhill. ROW 8: Gravitt, Stamm, Beaver, Niehoff, Druley, Stevens, Waite, Gordon. I i HIGH SCHOOL HO0PLA has ended for seniors-Doug Brown, Joe Keith, and Jon Tressler. IT'S A BIRD it's a plane .. . it's a basket-perhaps. If it isn't there will be a mad scramble for possession in the struggle between the Lions and Trojans. Lion etter Have Unimpressive Yearg WAITE NIEHOFF CORDRAY B. LACY SCHERMER Curtain Falls with ectional Tourne Rushville Lions closed their basketball season with a 67-62 loss to Morristown in their second game of the sectional tourney. The regular season was unimpressive with a record of three victories and 15 defeats. Joe Keith, senior, made the exclusive 1000 point club, and was named to the all- South Central Conference team. h SEASON RECORD RHS OPP. 68 Batesville 61 59 Greensburg 60 60 Anderson 69 62 Martinsville 58 59 ' Connersville 86 69 Brookville 84 57 Southport 73 61 North Vernon 74 54 Richmond 59 55 Seymour ' 69 56 Greenfield 67 59 Shelbyville 60 60 Columbus 76 60 Franklin 89 67 New Castle 65 72 Lawrenceburg 92 59 J effersonville 80 67 Muncie Burris 78 NEW YEAR'S TOURNEY 50 Connersville 67 69 Greensburg 56 SECTIONAL TOURNEY 73 Morton Memorial 57 62 Morristown 67 CHEERLEADER JANIE WOOSLEY.regis- ters horror during a tense moment in the Lion-Trojan struggle. l l E V FOR VICTORY is Coach Brown's sign, as he spurs his boys on to a win from the New Castle Trojans. FRESHMEN RECORD RHS OPP 30 New Castle 52 TWO POINTS would come in mighty handy, so Bill Waite 39 Morristown 35 attempts a field goal against Southport. 35 Connersville 34 34 Shelbyville 35 34 Knightstown 19 38 Morristown 36 45 Brookville 49 51 Greenfield 35 39 Shelbyville 45 30 New Castle 41 45 Edinburg 33 45 Shelbyville 47 42 Greensburg 33 53 Connersville 35 53 Greensburg 42 ROW 1: Buhler, Neuman, Sparks, Garretson, Vance, Boyer. ROW 2: Smith, Dickson, Whitaker,-Mosley, McCorkhi1l, Goins, Owens, P.' VanSick1e. B-TEAM RECORD Rus oPP. Batesville Greensburg Anderson Martinsville Connersville Brookville Southport North Vernon Richmond Seymour Greenfield Shelbyville Columbus Shelbyville Franklin Lawrenceburg Jeffersonville Muncie Burris GIVE ME THAT BALL, says Badell in his effort to block a New Castle B-team shot. ROW 1: T. Lacy, Shouse, Badell, Druley, Readle. ROW 2: Gravitt, Hufferd, Marshall, Cox, Clark, Levi. I i ROW 1: Smith Custer, Green, Clifford, Dickson, Levi, Stewart Elvira: Keitli, Druley, Readle, coral-ay, cox, Floyd, Gravitt, Rained out! describes the 1961 baseball season. Of 10 games scheduled only six were played, and the Lions won only two of these. Joe Keith was elected honorary captain, and received the Alumni R-club baseball award, Verlin Custer received the hitting award trophy for his .294 average, Rick Levi won the Hustler award. Clifford and Druley were chevron winners, while Custer, Cordray, Floyd, Green, Cox, Gravitt and Levi won sweaters. RHS OPP. 5 Cambridge City 0 9 Hagerstown 2 0 Arlington 6 1 Franklin 6 2 Seymour 14 2 Columbus 4 HE'S OUT, as Mike Cox, first baseman, snags a pass from an RHS teammate in the Columbus game. CONCENTRATING on a home run, Joe Keith awaits the pitcher's delivery. with pring port Programs Coach Bill Gray could have used a few umbrellas in his track equipment. Although plagued by the weather and inexperience, the Lion thinlies made a creditable showing. Tom Hahn, recipient of the Jaycee most valuable player award, and Montgomery are the only lettermen lost through graduation. T. Lacy, J. Marshall, S. Moster, McLaughlin, Schermer, Springman and Till-ison remain for 1962. RHS , OPP. 50 New Castle 74 Morton Memorial 29 59 Connersville 50 55 Franklin 54 71 2!5 Shelbyville 43 115 Southwestern 36 215 43 Lawrenceburg 74 Greensburg 32 5th place Muncie Relays 6th place New Castle Relays 8th place SCC meet 8th place Sectional meet UP AND OVER goes Dan Sehermer as he demonstrates his pomt-gaining, pole vaulting form. : ROW 1: Sparks, Sturgeon, S. Moster, Readle, Springman Hahn, Vance, Whitaker. ROW 2: McLaughlin, D. Marshall, Haehl, Broadnax, J. Marshall, Hufferd, Montgomery, Huff. ROW 3: Marley, Earnest, T. Moster, Tillison, Richardson, Wilson, Jeffrey, Cooper, Connerly. ROW 4: Schermer, Mauzy, Hoopingarner, Boyer, Badell, Morris, Haynes, Casey, Walker Goins. NOT A SPRING DANCE, but a perfect baton exchange between Gary Montgomery and Jim Marshall. AS ITS CONTRIBUTION to the Christmas spirit, the choir sang the impressive cantata, Miracle of Bethlehem. JANE MARSHALLS xnterpretat on of one of the olo added beauty t the Christmas antata I ggi. Hours ci Practice Pa llii in Finc Musical Programs Performing with its traditional skill, the music department concluded a highly suc- cessful season. Vocal entertainment was provided by the Twelve Girls and a 76- voiced choir. Drawing on popular songs for their repertoire and wearing green velvet dresses, the Singing Dozen made a hit on its numerous engagements, and won super- ior honors at the state solo and ensemble contest. The robed choir sang a beautiful Christmas cantata, participated in the dis- trict contest at Spiceland and in the annual spring concert, and climaxed the year with several selections for the baccalaureate service. Equally versatile was the band whose feature performances were a hit at football games. It played at basketball games, at two annual concerts, marched in the Hal- loween and Memorial Day parades, partici- pated in the district contest and Good Neighbor Festival and lent distinction to the commencement program. Individual mem- bers won additional honors at the solo and ensemble contest. ROW 1: Donald Myers, Ewbank, Eakins, Safewright, Thomas, Clark Brownell. ROW 2: Floyd, J. Marshall, Dick, Scott, Morgan, Mullins ROW 3: Winder, Wilson, Piper, Southworth, Jolliff, Tyler. ROW 4 S. Marshall, Parker, Smith, Dishinger, Swarts, Wedeking. L MAKE MINE MUSIC and let it be a program by Twelve Girls--Regina Eakins, Sherry Marshall, Linda Parker, Beverly Wedeking, Esther Tyler, Christine Swarts, Susan Abernathy, Beverly Chance, Mary Beth Mattox, Linda Hall, Libby Oster, Jean Denny, with Susan Ravenscraft playing the accompaniment. ROW 1: Phillips, Linginfelter, Roberts, Northam, Jones, Mere- ROW 3: Carpenter, W. Darnell, B. Hahn, McManus, M. dith, Eskew, Thomas, Mahin, McGinnis, Chance. ROW 2: Cherry, Morrell, Connerly, Wainwright, Garretson, Dean, Yazel, Bruck, K. Wilson, Schneyer, Ravenscraft, Alexander, Aber- J. Wilson. ROW 4: Harbaugh, Kirkpatrick, Druley, T. Hahn, nathy, Mattox, Hall, Denny, Oster, Ba. Wedeking, Griffin. Moster, Kent, Denny, Earnest, Stiers, Spuller, Keith. 69 A QUIP from Donald E. Myers, music director, amuses band Eddie John, and E ther Tyler, as they examine a musical officers, Beverly Chance, Patsy Dick, David Denny, Jane Piper, score with Robert McGinnis, bandmaster. ROW 1: Robert McGinnis, B. 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WE'RE TALKING about us, declares young Doc, as he greets his fiancee after his graduation from medical school. enier Aetors Give tellar Performance of 0ld Dee 'Players in Old Doc, 1961 senior class play, heartily agree that the play's the thing. This tragi-comedy by Jean Lee Latham deals with the efforts of a kindly, gruff, old country doctor to have his son practice medicine in his home town. The death of Old Doc and the tactful advice of Ma Brown succeed, where Old Doc had failed, and Bob returns to be the next Doc Hillary of Mason County. From the first rehearsal to the last per- formance, and the party after, the cast worked and played with all its might. Larry Kelly, speech instructor, assisted by Elaine IF I was Tom Mellon, I'd turn you into the marriage bureau and get a refund on my two dollars. Eskew, Debbie Phillips and Jared Miller, directed the sell-out success. After the final curtain, Mr. Kelly was presented with a small stool on which to rest his feet after a month of rehearsals. Old Doc Hillary Bob Hillary Pa Brown Ma Brown Margaret Burns Dick Burns Janet Martin Mr. Hepple Dr. Edmond Brand Helen Brand Mary Selby Mrs Rossi Mrs C1on1n Mrs Mellon Lois Warner B111 Carpenter Tom Hahn Malcom Maze Sherry Marshall Esther Tyler Dick Hood Linda Jones Dave Amlck Dan Sheehan Patsy Dick Patty Ewbank Suzie Sandy Beverly Jenny Winder Palmel Chance Wilson DOC! DOC! No, Auntie there isn't anything anyone can do-not for very long, answers Margaret. WHAT ARE .YOU trying to do, Mar- garet-throw him right in her arms? Lois admonishes her friend. THANK YOU, MR. HEPPLE, but I'd rather have the book. Q E S 3 Q S 2 3 3 E mwwmv - mmm' -w , .. , -- x- ' SENIORS screwed up courage for TB shots Pat Ewbank on the recelving end of the needle Planned Initiation tnnt INITIATIONS livened the year. Y-teen women in gunny sack sheaths carried off honors. HEARTS THROBBED when Bill Morris fright! from South Wales visited the ag department. BASKETBALL RESULTS were forgotten as we polished the floor at after-game sock hops. We Peddled Ever thing from JACK AND JILL is just what you need , affirmed Dave Amick to Beverly Chance as he experimented with his gift of gab in preparation for the senior magazine drive. COLLEGE GUIDANCE NIGHT gave juniors and seniors an oppor- tunity to obtain information on the college of their choice. SANTA'S I-IELPERS, the Y-teens, added a festive air to the foyer with a traditional Christmas tree. HOME EC GIRLS had fun and a sack lunch, when they went via school bus to the Indianapolis home show. Magazine to Potato Ullip AS THE CLIMAX to Red and Black Week, Ann Mauzy and klsante Earnest were crowned Miss Red and Mr. ac '. CHEER BLOCK MEMBERS in pretty red and white capes backed the Lions solidly at each game. YOUNG FRY received the same courteous attention from IN THE CHIPS , Clarienda John, top' Y-teen potato chip sales concessionaires as their elders. man, posed for her own advertisement. i FURTHERING THE SENTIMENTS of St. Valentine, Judy Thomas and George Yazel hang appropriate party decorations. SHAMROCKS, SHILLELAGHS, and shenanigans made the St. Patrick's turn-about dance an unforgettable affair. We Celebrated Speeial Days 1 2 S is E S I FLOWER LEIS and Oriental setting arrangements lent atmosphere to this foreign cookery project. 3 s '5 5 r S s s Q with Ga Partie and Dance VEGETABLES teamed up with shamrocks in novel corsages presented the male guests. BON VOYAGE, Mrs. Joyce. Y-teens said it with film to be used on her trip to Hawaii and Japan. IN THE SPRING a young man's fancy lightly turns - as indicated by these ringed left hands. ...-,..,..........? ANOTHER SCHOOL YEAR has ended and another graduating class has set forth to meet the world. Nurtured by devoted teachers, strengthened by the lessons taught in classroom and laboratory, and warmed by the friendship of fellow stu- dents, it cannot fail. It has been our privilege to edit this, the fortieth edition of the HOLCAD, wherein we have attempted to show that . . . A SCHOOL IS A BUILDING . . . A SCHOOL IS PEOPLE ...and A SCHOOL IS EX- PERIENCE. The class of 19611 now faces the fact that LIFE IS A SCHOOL. We are grateful to Bill Wallen of Reid's Studios and the Delmar Company for their cooperation in our efforts. Your edi- tors: Debbie Phillips and Suzanne Winder. 515 if Q Shim! ' ' s T x - Q- - I . l V -. 1I I.,I f H r V . . I I , I' 4' ,I 'S' I 4 . Q 'J . I If I . , Ik ...III L -I 1 ' -4 A .I , I, . I .Ly I. . , II I .I:: IV .. ., I. I ,I 1 ' ' ,AJ I .. I , . . - II .V .' I I I' IC 'E ' 5 f' I. 211.4 . ,I ,I yIV1 . V. I I , V . IN' I ' I . I I .I..y .I I I f - . ' . . xx V .I V,-ag, I A' -x, g , is ' ,ff .2 'X ' ,. . - I I' .- KI I III- I I I .wx I. 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