Rushville High School - Holcad Yearbook (Rushville, IN)

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Why be an Athlete? Because I feel like a part of the team. -Chuck Benedict t makes me feel needed -Mark Olson You learn how to work as a team. You go through victories and failures learning to cope with these problems. -Pam cull I like to act like I am in elementary school again, like a tOmbOy. -Chris Dawson Because I like to compete with other guys and meet different people - I also feel the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. -Mark Dillon lt is exciting, fun, and makes you feel good to get out and work to play a sport well. - Terri Alexander I have always wanted to get involved and earn a sweater and jacket. -Neville Cullum I like to know that I have accomplished something. -Cheryl Custer It gives you a good background for building muscles. - Doug King lt makes me feel like a real jock. -Diane Wolfe

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nd Spirit Reigned. . . d the clouds while our Lions the Homecoming game against reensburg Pirates. Spirit pre- d throughout as Rushville ight reason to celebrate - ner win. Senior Annie Miller was ned queen at the Welkome -e dance following the game. eigned during the festivities her court: Susan Washmuth and n Gray as senior candidates for 12 Rita Norris, representing the -r classy Nanette Sednek, chosen -e sophomore class, and Danna an, on the court representing fshmen. ll started on a clear and cool day evening. Play-offs for the Iuled events, powderpuff, tug of and mini games, took place. wards, a parade to the court house lawn and a pep rally sparked the enthusiasm of the students for homecoming. Finals for the events had to be res- cheduled because ofthe weather that hovered over Rushville. The sen- iors displayed spirit by participating in every final event. The Freshman girls showed spirit as they pulled together to win the finals of the tug of war competition. lunior girls were victorious in the powder- puff finals as they proved spirit for the class of 77 by winning for the sec- ond consecutive year. Seniors won the new mini games by defeating the freshmen and the senior guys trimphed in the tug of war contest over the juniors. That was Homecom- ing '75. D. Beth Gaunt, a valuable player to the junior powderpuff squad, carries the football for a touchdown. E. The junior mini-game team urges Karen Randell to get around the obstacles. F. By taking some tension out on a locker Coach Leisure can now sit and relax after the Homecoming vic- tory the lions earned. G. Chris Frost and Mike Wicker show their spirit by withstanding the rain at the Homecoming football game. ff E 9' .gi i '1'.-5' A G