Rushville High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Rushville, NE)

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, s s E 5 s n RUSHVILLE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Miss Erma Leech, B. S. Colorado University--Home Ec., Sociology, Gen. Science. A Mrs. Dorothy Huff, A. B. Chadron State Teachers' College--English, World Geography. Mrs. Pauline Alons Mr. Ralph Hill, B. Mr. W. S. Skelton, Mr. George Gibson, Kr Mr . Harold Martin . George Hinn, A. 0: S A B A. B.,B. M. Hastings College--Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping. University of ebraska--Agriculture. B., M. A. University of Nebraska--Principal, Geometry, Algebra Biology, World History. S. Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M. S. University Illinois--Superintendent, Algebra. S. Chadron State Teachers' College-Coach, American History. of E. B. Chadron State Teachers' College--Music, English.

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ELH55 HISTURH A THIRTEEN-YEAR VOYAGE One bright September morning in 1938, a crew of nineteen intelli- gent youngsters started on a voyage. They were Ronny Barnes, Maxine and Nadine Beers, Charles Chamberlain, Kenneth Clements, Richard Coffey Loren Counce, Robert Devine, Donna Jean Dexter, Robert Huckfeldt, Glen Hogue, Ann Kriegshauser, Duane McLain, Jimmy Shively, Clare Sullivan, Leland Watson, Margaret Thompson, Barbara Powell, and Charlie Wooley. Mrs. Mary C. Harris was our captain. we lost s few of our crew at the first port at which we stopped. They were Ronny Barnes, Robert Huckfeldt, Robert Devine, Margaret Thompson, Barbara Powell, and Charlie Wooley. Our crew was now short, so our captain, Mrs. Harris, enlisted Robert Arthur, Billy Boyer, David Dieriex, Richard Milburn, Mary Jean Arthur, Gladys Stevenson, and Ila and Iva Stevenson. During our second year at sea, Duane Bolek, Melvin Britton, Floyd Taggart, Clara Mae Talbot, Billie Mae Banks, and Blayne Benson replaced Billy Boyer, Jimmy Shively, Leland Watson, Maxine and Nadine Beers, Gladys Stevenson, and Ila and Iva Stevenson. We also lost our captain, who was replaced by Miss Zelma Wolvington. We were joined in the third year by those Wangels,n Tommy and Billy Rush, Florence Heesacker, Marie Darling, and Wayne Ross. Our captain was Miss Sitzer. Donna Jean Dexter, Clare Sullivan, and Billie Mae Banks left us that year. As we started sailing through our fourth year, we lost Blayne Benson, Melvin Britton, Kenneth Clements, Loren Counce, Richard Milburn, and Clara Mae Talbot. We were joined by Pauline Eden and Floyd Hauser. Miss Black, our captain, had quite a time this year. The two Rush boys tried to start a mutiny but got caught and were thrown in the brig. It was a little too much for Captain Black, so Miss Woodward became our captain in the fifth year, when Mary Jean Arthur, Marie Darling, Duane McLain, Wayne Ross, Billy and Tommy Rush, and Glen Hogue left us. Genevieve Sydow and Duane Bolek completed our crew for this year. When we landed at the next port, our captain was replaced by Miss Risinger. We lost only one from our crew this year. Floyd Hauser seemed to see greener grass somewhere else. Our new captain seemed to need more workers, so she engaged Hazel Bishop, Betty Dieriex, Mary Jane Spencer, Clare Sullivan, and Lois Jacobson.