Rushville High School - Re Echo Yearbook (Rushville, IL)

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rllpflflf 0UlllICll8 Board ol Education The year 1945 marks the beginning of the Rushville Community High School and District 101. As a consequence the area increased and the board members were chosen from the far corners of the new district. Because of that fact we were unable to get them all together tor a picture. Yet everyone from papooses to warriors think they have done a fine job ot directing our school. They have provided good teachers and the best equipment possible so that we can get the most from our high school. Each member of our tribe thanks Mr. Iames Lashmett, the president, Mr. Doane Trone, the secretary, and the members, Ralph Payne, Russell Burnside, and Kenneth Robertson for their Work. . tudent-Faculty Counci Mrs. Davis. Miss Taylor The ten members of the Student-Faculty Council plan the school budget, control extra-curricular activities, and direct school activities. The five student members make suggestions from the student body and help to carry out plans suggested by teachers. The five committees of the council are discipline, finance, music and literary, social, and athletics. Each committee consists of a faculty member and a student representative. The reservation has been kept in fine condition, thanks to the council. 441053 Bill Streitsberger. Dor- othy Tomlinson. Marcel- la Trone, Charles Dace. Denny Trone, Mr. Mc- Caleb, Mr. Briggs. Mr. Wagner, Mrs. Wells.

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ifzieftaiifzs I so Chief Hlietchumn ORVALL BRIGGS Once again a successful year has been carried out and students kept in school through Chief Ketchums vigil. He always has a Witty remark to cheer you up if you're in a bad mood. Late againl he says, and What hap- pened this morning, get stuck? As the year ends again Chief Ketchum has once again proved himself a loyal friend and teacher. Heap Big Chief MELVIN McCALEB Through another successful school year our Heap Big Chief McCa1eb has led the Wild ln- dians of this reservation. Keeping all the ln- dians contented is a bigger job than we realize, but our feathered hats are off to our chief for his good Work. We will remember him as an admirer of sports Who played a good part on the faculty basketball team, a friend, and a counselor to all. 1 l