Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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Take Time Chemistry wizards to think . . . concentration in study hall . . . burning that midnight oil . . . making elaborate plans for everything and anything . . . classroom dreamers . . . why not what . . . future plans . . . forming lasting beliefs . . . cur- rent events and future events . . . supple- mentary assignments . . . stock buying on the RHS Stock Exchange in economic class- es . . . books that seem to reach out and say, Here-read me! . . . recognizing the frailties of the opponentis case. to work . . . cabinet meetings . . . aching feet from band marching sessions . , . junior hoboes at work . . . freshmen learning the meaning of the word homework . . . working in harmony . . . to pay for an expensive senior year . . . cleanup committees . . . striving for that goal . . . classroom studies . . . getting the most out of school and experiences . . . af- ter school and Saturday jobs . . . working and planning for the future. Serenity and cmztcmplatiou

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to hope . . . queen contests-cold hands and pounding hearts . . . for a good and bright future . . . report card gifts . . . the feeling of belonging . . . for dreams to come true . . . for the moon . . . nervous locker room chat- ter of the team before a game . . . for pretty days . . . a phone call from someone special. for apprehension . . . a baffling assignment . . . wary of going on but pushed along by an inner strength . . . seniors sitting high and mighty, with quak- ing hearts-futures vague and unpredictable . . . first speech . . . new teachers on the first day of school . . . the play cast as it gets in character . . . tourney play and hopes for a win. to -wonder . . . unanswered question--forever . . . the child with nose pressed against a window watch- ing the rain . . . the interpretation of a poem . . . about the right answer . . . what will tomorrow bring . . . analysis of one's self. Ladder of success ' lam.:-wana' xi-.wa College bound Physics phenomenon 5

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Christmas was made for children to give . . . paying dues for a cause . . . giving of self- the ultimate gift . . . time for others . . . advice to bewildered freshmen . . . sympathy in time of grief . . . just a little time out of 168 hours in a week . . . sharing knowl- edge . . . time for meditation . . . Christmas happiness for children . . . money to help . . . aid to the sick and lonely . . . play prop contributions. for service . . . help to good causes . . . helping the TB Seal campaign through Y-teens and Hi-Y . . . mixers . . . scouts serving the community . . . volunteers . . . serving the world . . . sup- porting an idea . . . devoting one's time to a necessary job. for working together . . . conferences with teachers . . . projects . . . studying in groups . . . committees . . . helping one another, day by day . . . comparing answers . . . folding Rushlites . . . govern- ment class buzz groups. Senior cake peddle:- Rushlites and Rows