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

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Mig? ia Through the doors where all may enter pass a human trde dedrcatrng, themselves to study the world rn whrch they lrve 1ts problems 1ts needs rts trends mto the future Frrendly walls hold fond memones of happy hours cherrshed frrendshlps serrous endeavor and lastrng achrevement whnch wrll be revered rn the heart of each student as he stnves to better the world for hrmself and hrs posterxty X! 9 ,f , , I , I f - f 'I k V ,K 'v jg , b 'rf W 1 . . --. . 4- 1 , . -V, ', ,f I x Wg ar' N :,,1l V - I -1 , -of, Q1 H 1,171 Af, ' 'i 1 'fr -' - , ,.,. . rf, ',g.2!.m? ' V, ,K-we + T'k9'h1 f- ' ' .. - -' ' .. f .L I' ' - ff A . . --., fe.. . ' 7 7 , .. - . 7 3 7 . I ' ' U I- 1 BLISLYESS HKNKGERSZ Gary Sklles, Keith Roudebush. sifij .-an I' DITORS SPORTS l'Dll'ORb Nancy 'Xnne Thompson Nlrs Wells Car QNKPSHOT EDll0Rb Pat Bartlow bcotrLew1s lene Wrggms Etter Sally Bates In the hot crowded two by four room off stage amrdst the odor of rubber cerrent and the con stant poundrng of the typewrrter THE RE ECHO has become a realrty Vie the staff hope we have grven you one of the best Re-Echoes yet one that wrll help you recall the happrest days of your lrfe ITl-RARY IDITORS Larry Ken nedy anrce Rrdmgs Mrmr Dyson Shrrley Walker Darlene Boeker Louxs Rebman ISSN EDITORS lours Rehman Darlene Boeker janxce Rrdmgs Mlm: Dyson 5 I Deducatuon SK w 5 w N 1 ' L if N 'ure X lqki CH' W1 R X ' 0 R mr X 'W IX N . . 'Xkg the Y'r1iwCQI.1Q1, of 14134, wks- gm-.U prific' in Jcii- L.1lifIVLff1li'N Kc--ixcmw 'fr nur yglrc-n X '.vi1uQc' fV.lilhf'LI1I1t'SS, ur.- 'rr Ulflnizfll, .mi ' .1.' 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Administration Working untiringly, our faculty has tried to offer us knowledge with which to face the ever-increasing tempo of the world in which we are about to take our places. They have assisted and encouraged us in our every en- deavor andambition. Down through the years we shall be able to see the value of their self-sacrificing work. We, the Seniors, wish to express our deep gratitude to the faculty for their patience and guidance in sketch- ing life's pattem for us. ,DV SL'PERIIX'l'FNILEN'f N1R.ORYAl.l. BRIGGS N.J Nerf The students are greatly indebted to Nlr. llriggs whose willingness to con- sider all matters however trivial, his enterprising - spirit, and faithful work 1 'WM have greatly aided our high school. i .if ga . t I SFCRETARX xi Rs. P Ariaicgi A iam lex sciimiiri' ljat is an invaluable aid to Nlr. Briggs and the School Board. She also serves as treasurer of all the grade schools in this unit. Slill SIMM Board Of Education FRONT RUW, left tO right: Mr. Ray Loring, Mrs. Roy Wise, Nlr. llarold lloyd, Mr. Kelley Stambaugh, Mr. Willis Roberts. Shaw ilierwilliger. ISALK NOVA: Mr. f fs ilhe lioard of lzduciitifin is resr'0nSiLvle for rvaintziining an efficient faculty and an urs-to-date curriculurn. .Xll the schools in l'nit fine are under the mule supervision ofthe School lloard. PRINCIPAL SECRETARY MRS. DOROTHY KERR MR- FRED E' SHELL The services of Dorothy have pro- ven very valuable to both the school and the student body. In ad- dition to her office duties, she is also school treasurer. Mr. Shell, our principal, has proven himself a fine friend and patient counse- lor since he came to our school two years ago. We shall miss his pleasant - smile and friendly greeting and we want to wish him all the success which we know he deserves. Student Council FRONT ROW, left to right: Mr. Snyder, Scott Lewis, Marilyn Drawve, Carlene Wiggins, Dixie Briney.M1 Shell. BACK ROW, left to right: Maurice Ross, Lucille Burnside, Ed Daly. Dixie Hillver, Myma Loring, Our hats' are off to the Student Council! In ad- new amplifier has been purchased for the use of dition to an all-school party, the council contri- the student body. buted to the stuients' enjoyment by fumishing The Student Council continues to aid us in and operating a coke machine, candy andp0P- numerous ways, their deeds sometimes unac- corn machine located in the Concession room. A knowledged but always appreciated. X Faculty ff MRS. HARRIET CHURCH Girls, concentrate on your sewing andnot on what you are going to do tonight. Home Economics. University of Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska, B.S. K Ewldf ,vi QL,-QLG. l i 2, f a , . . . Tl . O is V- 1 MR. HAROLD DAVIS Proceed with caution. General Science Chemistr . Y, Mathematics. Westem Illinois State Col- lege, Macomb, Illinois, B.S., M.S. MISS RUBIJOHN GORBY Sit up straight! Typing, Office Practice. Kirksville State Teachers College, Kirksville, Mo., B. S., M. A. MR. VALMORE GREEN You can chew your gum if you've enough for all of us. Agriculture. University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, B.S., Col- orado State College of Ag- riculture, Fort Collins, COL M. S. MISS MARTE HERMAN She and her classes have brightened our school with their work. Art, English III Southem State Teachers College, Springfield, South Dakota, ILS, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colora- do, M.Ag University of South Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota, Northern State Teachers College, Aberdeen, South Dakota, University of Arizona, Tuc- son, Arizona, Northem State Teachers College, Flag- staff, Arizona. WW MR. CARROLL JOHNSON Speak softly but carry a big stick. General Science, Physics, Mathematics. Western Illinois State Col- lege, Macomb, Illinois, B.S. MR. OLEATHE KELLY Confusing test questions are his specialty. American History, Library. Westem Illinois State Col- lege, Macomb, Illinois, B.E., M.S., University of Illinois Urb na Il 'nois. Wim. Wt' 'ft' MR. KXLIEFOTH Don't get urtf' Civics, Sociology, World History, Social Studies, Athletics. Milton College, Milton, Wisconsin, B.S., University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wisconsin. MRS. DGQOTHY LAABS Get into your squads!' Girls Physical Education. Westem Illinois State Col- lege, Macomb, Illinois, B. S. MacMurray College, jack- sonville, Illinois. 1 MR. JOHN LAPAN 'Wben l say, 'jump', don't ask, 'Wby?' asle,'How far? Band. Western Illinois State Col- lege, Macomb, Illinois, B.S. fa it 411' ' ,F Q. .4 'GP' f ' -. W ,L . ' .'5'1 bl Q-rf ,pi 1 . K ,slit Nllii. .KNNIf'I'T.'X SC,H'I I' S'uwly some of the hfrys in Ibis school can sing.' lznglisn II, Nlusic. Suomi junior College, Ilan- cocl-:, Xlicniganz Nortncm Michigan Kollcgc of lgiuca- tion, Nlarqucttc, Nlicnigan: lnivcrsity of f.liit'1i,go, Illinois: lbcpaul Vnivursity, Chicago, Illinois: Slicrwooti pf N-Q-:QQ-Q Illinois, P1.NI.Ii.: ljnivcrsity of Goloratio, Iioultlcr, Col- orado. NIISQ NI,-XliII.YX SXIIIII II'rf'H fiatw no irrrllmant quf1s!1k1ns.' Nocitil mit-not-, lznglisli Ill, l'.liUIIiDYI'II LISQ Illinois Ntatc Norrnul Inl- V cr si ty, No mi al , lll inoi s I ILS. NIR. IOIIN SNYDER IJon'l pay any attention to meg I just teach Geometry' if World Ilistory, Plano G00- rnctry, Practical Math, Ath- Ictics. N Western Illinois State COI- V4 Y , lege, Macomb, Illinois, ILS. K Q .v ll NIRS. ELIZA BETH SULLIVAN School Of Tlusic, ClliC3iS0y '-H98 Nlililii il fXNlf XXIAQINISI-QIQG 'FOV eLQrjx debit you must hai Q L1 Credit, and for every credit you musl bar? a debit. Bookkeeping, Sliorthtxntl, Business Training. Vcstern Illinois Stutc Kol- legc, Nlacornb, Illinois Ii. S.: University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinoisg Gem City Business College, Quincy, Illinois. Nllib. C,UfX5IfXNC,l1 N!Izl.I.b 'ls that just as clear as mud?' lfnglisli IY, l..1tin. lfnivcrsity of Illinois, lfr- lumix, Illinois, 51.5.1 Illi- nois Stott' Norrnzil lnivcr- sity, flarbonilalc, Illinois. MRS. ELEANOR EILLHOITE Our grojecz mday will bp the dissection of a Sig, fisb.' Biology. Macklurray College, Jack- SOUVUIC, Illinois, A.H,- American College of Ijhyiii iCal Education, Chicago Illinois, Missouri Univcrl Sify: COlumbia, Missouri fcorresponclence coursej MR. ROBERT WIXONI lf we are going lo lose. Now- give 'WP 159 ivilial we are going to lose with incident of thx' playf' underclassmenf' English lv SPCCCIW- I Boys' Physical I-Iducation, uincy College, Quincy, Athletic Coach. Illinois, B.A.g University of Kfilton College, Milton, Illinois, Urbana, Illinois. Wisconsin,Ph.I3. -1-7 'g . . 0-n ,ov1, ta 'Q jf , J 'll Q' .g. -0'-v Q nf' Anil! QQ K ,K , ,, , -,. xl X at ts . 53. 3'- SENIDRS The Seniors Stand ready to enter a new phase of their life'S tlream. They have passed all requirements and are taking with them a new knowledge and understanding that will help them in facing the world of reality. I'hese ieniors have taken full advantage of free public education, the best foundation with which to start a new life Hopefully they hold the world in their hand as the fruit of their education, for they know that they are prepared for effecting tomorrowfs better world. ' . 1 I I 1 I . . . f H I I N I I x 4 n y v l 3 A I' . V 1 x I I ! 1 . I I , 4 ' J 1 1 r 'I I I 4 's 1 -. if 1'- ag 3. N00 11' si? U1 WIT 2' s gf Seniors AGANS, Faryl I talk and argue with all my might, Oh. how I love to prove l'm right. ALFORD, Glenda How sweet is Saturday night after A whole week oi trying to be good. OFFICERS: Shirley Vaughn, Treasurerg PeggyKettering, Secretaryg janet Paisley, A quiet place this school would be! Reporter, SPONSORS: Miss Weinberg Mrs. Wells. ARTIS, Joyce H everyone were as noisy as she, 'Ig 1t f BARTLOW, Nancy Always merry, always gay: Always has a word to say. BATES, Sally Those parties in Browning sure are tun. ' Need we say more? BEEBE, Donald Those Camden girls will miss Me on the bus next year. BOEKER. Darlene She has a friendly smile lor everyone, Knowing this girl is really fun. BRINEY, Paul Beardstown has its good points. CHOCKLEY, Carole Not all people study in study hall! OFFICERS: Keith Roudebush, Vice Presidentg Gary Skiles, SPONSORS: Mr. Kelly, Mr. Green. CLAASSEN, Opal Opal never has much to say, But she does her job in a pleasing way. CLARK, Richard I wanted to be a chemist Until I took chemistryfn COKENOUR, John Carlos You're not seeing double. ' COKENOUR, Kenneth Wm. There's two of us. ' DALY, Dianne Camden is so big. ' , . 'H'- ' what DALY Mary DRAWVE Marx DYSON Mary Ellen M1m1 ELLIS, Dean Don t Judge 8 b00k Our 53 homecoming queen Quality not quantity Whether i!'S play or whether BY US COVOV was she Is what counts it's work, A success in life we know He's never one who's inclined shell be to shirk. Of this type we wish we had rnore! in sports she does excel, lite s game she is sure to do well. FOWLER, Ronald I I you lack knowledge, LOOK wise! GOLDSBOROUGH, Rosalie Rosalie's sweet, considerate, too, You never, never find her blue. HARTMAN. Neal He scoots around in his little Ford When he gets it started, he yells, All Aboard. ' ,, A-gn Q27-7' . I' hui' ac' Q-, HENDRIX, Dick I-IILLYER, Patricia KATZENBERGER, Blanche KELLY, Affnabel 1 Quiet men are at times An gxcellenf student with a I Wouid be rich if if wasn't lor The best things SOIIl6tlI216S Most surprising. heart most kind 5 Crossing the Beardstown bridge. Come in small packages. KETTERING, Peggy Peggy's seen throughout the halls: She's always ready when duty calls. KIRKHAM, Vada I've got a diamond, Girls! KRAUSS, Carl He's taken an interest in farming now g Good luck, Carl, with the horses and cows. A more dignified senior would be hard to find. KENNEDY, Barbara Happy, busy, work well-done, But always finding time for lun. KENNEDY, Larry Never speak sense when nonsense Will serve the purpose! 4 f7 . A , M55 ,nv ,. 'MTE' 212 PAISLEY, janet When janet came she made quite a bang, And soon was accepted by all the gang. Ii all learnmg weren t such a bore, Perhaps I d study a lrttle more ' POLLOCK, Lawrence Lawrence is loyal to our school And tries to follow every rule. PRUNTY, Ivena lvena joined us here once more ,' Welcome back to our class ol '54. PRYOR, Sandra Her kindly nature is willing to do just whatever you ask her to. RANDALL, Norma Norma never has much to say: The teachers wish we were all that way. SCHISLER, Neil If Neil could just have his way, He'd do nothing but sleep all day. SILL, Colleen Colleen joined our class only this Yeah But has been accepted by everyone here. SI-IELTS, Charles Noted for his athletic skill, We're sure his place will be hard to fill. .pr RAYBORN, Gary REBMAN, Louis RIDINGS, Janice Theatrical work is his line,- If there isn't anything to do, Really, 8if1S. His name in lights one day Let me do it. ' My blond streaks are may shine. rlafufalf' ROI-IN, Maurice The wrong way always seems The more reasonable to me. ROUDEBUSH, Keith Always happy and gay am I,' Worry kills men, Why die? SIPES, Gwen Cheerful happy that s our She always appears smiling and neat ,' Why can t we all be contented And 35 8 Cl35Sm3fE She Can't bo beat! SIPES, Shirley Shirley and Dee are always seen togetherg Come rain or shine-any kind of weather. SKILES, Gary Flirting is a desperate thing, But I'm a desperado! SKILES, Rose She looks like an angel and acts like one too, But you never can tell what an angel will do! SMEDLY, jake Why hurry! There'Il be time after I'm dead. SMITH, Doris Doris never has much to say, But she does her work well every day SOURS, john 1 specialize in doing nothing, And doing it well. ,IX THOMAS, Marilyn THOMPSON jo Anne TYSON jerry UNGER Shirley fMcGmm Mafflyn is Sh0ff, buf fe-YNY She S been hefe f0Uf long Yeafs Graduation rs lar from his 'hirley leads a double life sweet, Leading our lootball and mmd She s both a student and a wi And for a friend she can't basketball cheers He 5 thgnlung of the girl hell be beat. leave behmd VANCIL, Maurice He left us here-marriage was his quest: We all want to wish him the very best. VAUGHN, Shirley She's tops in stenographic work,- Her duties she would never shirk. VINCENT, Alan The teachers always discover my laultsg They never appreciate my charms VOLLMER, Nancy She'd be lost without her giggles! WALKER, Shirley I hate boys! 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Sl IILIIC short is Iiarber CCIIOH CO UH LJ OWU In Iieardst eep S Io VY Ier Iyson :J P t. ,t .J 'ZS 5 :J ,Q .J , , v -... si.. -s ..J cr. : 'Q 1 I. C -... :L C Worki Cl' afm If Wavy ha f -.- I CC. ALI! N LINC V LIZ LIUC rs don t pay Senio tary SCCIC 3 Be ass ring CIC I CIS It riting I W CS l'E 'III U ls HU V z I. 11 :J za. :J :J I. T. 4. ill n. 12 'S la ..J I0 1 3 Q I CI' I' arm boots IS sb I th ss Sm N estering n P OW1 sh ght dn N 'in ncct A V C 5 .2 9 V1 CL -.- C Not enough holidays wfe S ebodv SOITI be 0 t I WCC' S Short and s.. nite at the nge tl ultln I She Laboratory Techn c an I er small foot size .-J J-4 Lf C. J- V E .J L1 C.. S C.. O I.: CL C0 .'AMlf I. 'Q' . I. 'I H I '.IfI ..l'f.tI .. I 'I I' P'lm ,.I I I ll il II' I il I I I' S I' P i , 'I' m I i 1 'h 1 ' It I 1 I Tnllness I 1' I I ll' Jollock, I.' ' .I I It 'I .lil i . To go to Texas Prunty, vena Ioys I Q i 1 ' 1 I i I .i 1- lf ii Pryor, Sandra I eardstown With Virgil Iler birthstone Airline hostess I d ll, . it f . I. I I re Iler air complexion llousewi e Rnyborn, Gary Speech class ll 'i 1 I I r I' i 3 f hi: ' Ir Ii1h 5 Rehmnn, I.ouis To tell corny jokes Cruising by 'lv abels' Ilis deep voice Pitch or Cubs Iidi 1,-, I I j - ii: if nj 'i I 1 '.'i Il I - . '. I' : Rohn, Maurice Green I-Qyes n Brook yn Ilis physiq ' I I Roudebush, Keith football Keeping late hm I lack ford I 1i Schisler, Neil To sleep owling Alley Ilis slow drawl nvent longer nights Shelts,CIhz1rles Red hair With I etty Ilis ' Play pro ootball fill, lll-- lv- - .11 'i 1 ' ds I I I I I Q - 1 Simpson, I.ee 'loan Farming Ili 1 ' farmer Simpson, Pat Iz ' all I' I A ll 'I I' . Sipes, Delores Green Plymouth With Iob 1 Ilirnples A housewi e fi , I ' 1 1 1 I I A housewi e , .'lI I- I 1 ' I Picture o Iob Marry ob Skiles, Gary Opposite sex Planning Senior Flat-top Raise race horses Activities Skiles, Rose Bowling Subway Ca e Ier personality I e a b ues singer Smedley, ake Ag. Loa ing Ilis wa k Get out 0 school Smith, I oris Silence Stut ying him igure Get a goot job So :, Misch' d ' Curly black hair . i 'III tn' , .1 ' I At Vedders H ' li Live in Beardstown Thomvson, o Anne Doctor's sons 81 With Naughty 81 Nine Roxie her boxer, and To be irst woman Ildsmobiles 'epper President . , I ' ll ' nger, Shirley Married li e With Orvie Orvie lie a good wi e 1il,.I' I - To arm With his wi e ' If 'I , Shirley T I 1 ' ' ' e I I ' 'i 1n, I. .Ii i, . ' ' .Ii . I Ii ' ' ' Macomb Vollmer, Nancy Variety o be-aus At Rocl-cet H , i Walker, Shirley To ta It Skating I .' ' I if I 11in,, I I f . Babysitting with Stevie Naturally curly hair To be a teacher C P 11 Sports C .ar ene S VH- Prophecq lhus far we have been remrnrscmg, IDIO our past lxovu let us see what the future holds for the Llass of 54 laryl Agans rs the new ovnner of Xedder lfrug after the many years he worked as lrshvtasher there Hrs pr1ze soda rerks are lenda Alford and Marrlwn lhomas who are nom mirrred and lrve here IH Rushvrlle Nlancx Bartlow has opened a new restaurant whrch specralrzes rn l'rench frled omons, guar anteed non fattenrng Sally Hates IS a surgrcal nurse rn a brg hos a rn st ours Nlrs Bernard oregory t e former -JHUICE lirdrnbsb IS vnorkmg there only as a part trme nurse as housekeepmg keeps her busy Don Fieebe drlves the Camden school bus nova and we hear those luds have some tales to tell after those exfltrng rrdes Uarlene Boelter has organrzed a club of g1rls slx feet or over and proudes them vuth sultable dates bhe wonders why someone .lrlnt thmk of thrs sooner laul lirmey has nova moved rnto Beardstovtn to save money and vsear and tear on hrs car He IS a prosperous farmer Carole hockley rs an old naarrrel vtoman novt and rs mcreasrng the number of the lovsler famlly xear by year ongratulatlons Ronnne Nlarrlxn lravue who IS novx lump rn Vacomo rs content rarsmli liuggs vxh1le her husban l sells alxllacs Nierle l almer IS an un lertalter rn Lhrs city A of yet he has had no ousmess from the lass of 51 tl 5, lnlrsnllsrntste the gurls take too l sho xx ers Annabel lxtlly has rust 9lLfflCLl 1 n-one con ract and her frrst n-out 19 lohn s Uther llrfe lhe male leaal rs playel by luck llendrrx another member of tht iss of 5 lon' Perrm has gust ocen nanacd Poo l lax er of the Xear and rs novx conarng back to Rush vllle to ooen a ool hall ru 1 srsted bx I e Srnapson nlhree Rushvrlle bovs have opened an exclu srve barber shop rn New X orlx lou we guessed ll erry Tyson and llean and fene lllls C a Llaassen 19 employed as a mamcurlst Hazel Nlathrs anl Nada lxlrlthan are wearrns, mo rrngs msreaal of the one each more 1n hrgh school arl lxrauss owner of a larve lrut store kecos a supolg of '1er1tol IU stock for hrs best C us tomer D at Srmpson, who neels that extra en rgx for sltatrng exhrbrtlons Larrx kennedy has been acclarmed another Bob llope and rs nom searchrng for an assrstant vuth the qual1f1cat1ons ofNlar1lvn Nlonroe Nlrmr by son, weterrnarran, rs evcpenmentrng mth a new breed of dots Ih1s ororect 19 berngt tlnanced by that wealthy vudov. the former 'Nancy Vollmer Blanche lxatzenberger a orofessor rn a leadrng 'nnersrtx IS exoenmentrng to rmnroxe vtorltmg condrtrons rn factorres at the request of a frrend Dorrs Nmrth - 1 ' 1 5 ' Pa utter rs tc-achrn ' l'.lz. 4 . 1 'J rr 1 , , i . - -L - r . z ' ' 1 . 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' ' , Ft v , k ,I A S , r ., ' . - S z., ' 7 , -. arlene Vrggrns rs teachrng handrcapped chrl dren rn lacksonvrlle In the summer she tours the countrx gzrwrng tennrs exhrbrtrons bhrrles Naughn rs a preacher s wrfe now She strll furnrshes Schuyler County wrth turkeys o Anne Ihompson rs now lrvrng rn Chrcuo wrth her husband who rs a doctor john bours owns an exclusrve nrght club rn New Xork Ivena Pruntw rs featured as guest srnger Both are qurt successful Barbara kennedy now lrves rn La :range and rs known for rts Armenran foods Larlos and kenneth Pokenour are prlots for for I Xl -X and Sandra Pryor rs the 'irrlrne host ess for therr plane Cary Rayborn rs a current sensatron wrth hrs remarkable puppets lle has engaged lawrence Pollock to handle hrs money problems and to be hrs oersonal manager The three brpes grrls Delores Cwen 'md bhrrley are all happrly marrred and lrve rn the xrcrnrty of Rushvrlle bary bltrles lrves rn lxentucky and rarses rfrce horses and we hear he has been qurte success ful llhx shouldn t he wrth a capable yockey lrke Niaurrce Rohn? Dranne Daly has lust frnrshed an artrcle on lrench relatrons for her Lhrcago newspaper for whrch she rs a forergn correspondent Her prr vate secretarx rs Pat llrllver scott lewrs and Charlre Shelts have been causrnt 1 sensatron rn the sports world wrth therr feats on the grrdrron ontracts are berng wrthheld by the lxams because Scott and harlre rnsrst on lake Nmedly berng therr water boy lhe hrgh bowlrng averages of anet Parsley and lours Rebman resulted rn the rnventron of an automatrc pm setter by 'Nerl Schrsler lxerth Roudebush 'ind lddre Nlrller world famed engrneers were chosen bv the Presrdent Alan N rncent to construct a one way brrdge from Russra to the l S refers to bhrrley Lnger s home as an example of happy famrly lrfe to her eager students Colleen brll and Rosalre ooldsborough mrs sronarres rn Afrrca vacated an area to be used rn testrng the brp bomb rnvented by those famous screntrsts Rrchard 1 lark and hrs assrstant Neal Hartman Qhrrley Vaalker and Peggy Ketterrng rn therr sprnsterhood have opened a lonely hearts club for those over 80 Rose Skrles rs the leadrng model rn the boom rng metropolrs of Astorra ller prrvate dress desrgner rs Joyce Artrs Norma Randall rs lorng nl V work these days advertrsrng soap that grves that clear s moo-th complexron As we close our lreams of what the future holds for each member of our class of 54 We wrsh success to the rncomrng class of 55 C .Y . . . , , - K. v L K K . , ' v. v . L J Q ka M fs . Y .7 M Q. , I, V x - X . 'L V . 1 V V J A .. K .k V . . . Q . ig I .K L L - - - , . . . , . K i . A . 7 V - Av l , . 1' I A Y L . L 7 . 4 P . . Q ,. - . . c . . , t . g . - .-. with Al's help runs a successful restaurant that Nlary Daly, Home Economics teacher at R.H.5., . ' . . t . Y , , f . . . . -. . P . . .1 . - 1 . - 4 ' , - ' 3 S V . . . . . . , . K A I C A . . , . i . . . h I X I x . ., v V , 1 v 3 1 C 7 ' I . . - . . 5 . , - A J . . K L P k l K k v . . . . , ' . ' t , Juniors The juniors stand as the Seniors' shadows, ready to fulfill the dreams they have had through the years. After entering high school as freshmen, they soon overcame their timidity and stood ready to build toward the future. They changed into a confident and proud group as they moved on into their second year. The maintaining of ideals which the Seniors have cher- ished for four years is their responsibility. It is their re- solve that there will be no deterioration of standards for they know that the principles taught by their Alma Mater will blast false philosophies from their paths. xx ISA 4 nt 'a . , 1. ? L 4 , ir Cry' ,, af t' Y' 5 9, 1 , x, Q. : v Q' I R g . S. s..- J x f 8,1 -0- 4 7f ' 5 Q as 5. .. Q,- P 3 .. f 'Mrk ,.. - Yictor Acl-cers ,lack Armstrong Charlene Bailey Barbara Black lfuge-ne Blackburn Linda Bollinger john Bovey Bill Bridgewater Dixie Briney Carol Bunfill Darlene Burnside l.ucille Burnside ,171 9,455 rp' '7- L l 1 Q ,. 49 Q 1 -0- ,, N v ...- Q-Q 9. pr x v I1 5 05'- avg- ' ,sp ,. v-,f .ndiii Juniors Ul:l lCl'QRS: Charles lless, Reporter: Nlary Nell ilolm- son, Treasurorg ifarol Bunfill, Secretary. SPON- SORS: Miss llcrman, Miss Gorby. Allen Busby james Cassidy Doris Cfokenour julia Cook Joyce Cox Donna Lroxton Stanley Davis Rayne Diseron Darwin Dodds Norma Dutton Q. s 'J 'FV brunt l' ou ler X1.xrilyn iiilviwns l.um's D.1lc fil'l'L'l'1L' Dun ll.1lcUr1z!v llumilic llcritwn flmrlcs llc-ss lxc-Urgm' Ili-ss xllftlli llillycr liwlwcrta llinms Binge-r lluffnmin 11cwr.'e'llupixcs N1.iry Xell YI ulmnson Patricia johnson Norma Keller David Kirkham Nancy Kistler Larry McMullen jackie McQuaid jack Moore Monnabelle Morgan Rose Marie Ohlman Sandy O'Neal Norma Painter jack Paisley ef '. OFFICERS: joyce Skiles, President: Bill Winston, Vice-President. SPON- SORS: Mrs. Scott, Mr. l Johnson, Delores Petri Gerald Pryor Kristin Quinn Lewis Reno Mildred Richardson Phyllis Richardson Robert Ringenbc-rg Marilyn Rittenhouse Freddie Robeson Maurice Ross Barbara Schisler Barbara Shelts Joyce Skiles Betty Smith Russell Smith Charles Swearingen Betty Von Dissen Ruby Wells Bill Winston Bernice Phillips Burton Phillips Norma Phillips Ruth Ann Powell le . 3. re. '. , -1 It if if I, fig., A s. 'QL 'fl fra Q. if 'I My f if 3 p - -9- . 4 , 4, v-1 lynx-9 A-75 1 'az 4' df N N. -- qw F y Ns V i X I PTS... fl , E XC e . P. So phomo res The hope of the future at R. H. S. surely lies in the sophomore class. Though their history is short, it is im- portant to them and to the school. When they first came here two years agn, they were a very frightened group, Confident they would become lost in the halls of Rushville High School. They were lost, but only for a few daysg after that, they learned that the upper-class men do not bite and are usually willing to help. This fall when they returned once more, they stood proudly with the upper-class men. As they watched the new class enter, many recognized the bewildered look as the same one they had carried the previous year. This class, though they have far to go, is beginning to see the importance of an education to enable them to succeed in the future. ,g, 4-Ai qvifli will Vg n. ? 1' I X 'g,.. fy, M' 6- . -. it V, ,. '-0 1' s A Nladge Armstrong Wayne Baker Kay lieckerdite joAnn Bedenbender X l , Louis Iiedenbender Q '1 Karen lieghtol 9 7- Q .a - . x Q- K i Q S' Barbara Billingsley ' - X N' ' -' Virgil Bollinger X l 7, NA john Boyd Q 4 ' I 'fonan Briggs Charles ljriney ff ' ll li ' M.. . Ulf- 'W' my OFFICERS: Carol Ward Reporter: Tammy Rinehart Treasurer: Don Voorhees Secretary. SPONSOR: Mrs S. 1 r- 1 .- W. 'E V ' A? 'V 5. Delores Drown 'K 1' ' Q., AQ74 1 ,J N. Virginia Clayton Y i Q ' ' j Robert Clokcnour bs P . by ' Marjorie Cook V 1 S - 4 H , l Cfarolc Crandall 6 wi v,.', Z5 I ix Gary Crum A , gl ,, S , QP , , jane Crum i - I 'ia ' . Q , jackie Clurless I C1 '-- 3 :Q -f sh Wayne Curless , v - j rf ' N ,:. lfdwarcl Daly Q I R'-nf 4 Gary Downs ' in ,A 1 X Norman Downs 4 . for . 3 Willhoite. 0 1- C 1 J' N QL 3- ' Iva May Doyle .. ' ' .,- i l.aVeta Drawve 'T 4 - f f -- L lfdna lirlwards ' -o ' Peggy litter pl K3 I JN f jerry liwing 4- ! Ronald Ford V4 - joel Gain F 5 ,' Karen Gcer ' -- f . ff Robert Goldshorougli ' xt. V V janet Gossagc if ' Phyllis Circeling Patsy Gust Donna llamm x L l.co Hamm Q f: I ' Richard llamm - -' ' s- ' , .Y jancy llancy f - W: lfred llcnninger M L Nlary j. Hess 5' ' ' j nixit- Hillyer f 'I ' ll ' joan lliles 1 yi 'I Robert llincs Pat Hood ,O , .5 Betty Hood . ,W -3 . ,3 .fm Carter Horney .. ,i Q ' L, 'S v- 1 ' . Mary j. Irwin lg 4 X' -V I- - Dollie jett --, 1 v- , - Q. - , s.. an , ' . r 1 vl if ' .1 J is Larry johnson Faye Kirlvcham Carson Klitz Doris Knous Jean Kotter Sharon Long Dick McClelland David Meyers Tom Michel Harold Milby Joyce Miller Sherry Moore John Morgan Marguerite Morgan Alice Murk Nova Nally Kay Park George Payne Don Phillips Neda Phillips Ronald Rice Tammy Rinehart Pat Ritchey joan Robinson Ida Mae Root Richard Root Ruth Ross Don Roudebush john Schnoover Carl Settles Sandra Sherrill james Smith Shirley Smith Ted Stambaugh Phyllis Steadman liloise Surratt Ronald Thompson Rudy Thompson Donna Toland Donald Toland Sandra Toland Tom Tomlinson Don Voorhees Carole Ward Marilyn Ward Peggy Wheelhouse jim Wilmot Franklyn Young ff xl- , --1 'xo Q, 2 g i f: T V gpg, : - lm 've' ,TT ' I, :'Y I- f , Y Ns X I ,.A ,. i ll i X 1 , ' f., 1- , ,-P . 5 ' 'T :L 'Q12 ,fig T ' o - rig Q. ' R 1. 1 T R X . f, 4' . as. , 'N 2- gf -v lp Q 4 f fo N. -, 'J-5 v 4 97 Donna Pierce 0- iii: 9 3' N 4' '- - , Delray Post -5 lg, , ' -- .- 5 -,, Jerry Prather ' ' 1 f' ,-nf Randall Prather ll. X T Ny Norma Rebman ' ' md, Imogene Reeder lx ,f 9 V ' Q 4' WV f- .. 4' Y gp . - 9 V' .111 X T ,gg I w I an l f 'fury' , -' X .l 'lx'?'-,M l an 4. .,- 'S' ' . ' ' . ,,. , :V . 3,3 v- .' , Q, is ' Q1-. , :L ce ,Q , , fig sf A rx.. Y ' 1, X if A X' A J 'X W j 2201 V V za f , '-lla I C47 1 y t I R +C' K D gr .h Q C: . ' ' L' . x' - f sf v ' L . 'N' ' 45 M ' Y W- 1 mllwzaii fi ' I G 1. . 7 ' N. ,. . ... . , , '4. ,,- ,- ,fr 56 k .36 . N4 Y, if wx? 0-- ss A , Freshmen The Freshmen class started the year with enthusiasm and with a determination to become good and helpful stu- dents. At first with everything novel, exciting, and exasperating, they were almost afraid to speak. After the first six weeks and a get-acquainted party, they be- gan to feel at home. The Freshmen are helping us carry out our theme of Dreams because they are dreaming ahead to the time when they will be self-assured Sophomores who fear nothing. Co-operation and friendliness typify these open-minded Freshmen as they continue their training for future leadership in high school and for the world of tomorrow. R1 9 ss-' . s' ,f 35- Cf x., . h s- ,os '.., l., r , ' an k o.. 'as Q i . 19 - r .Q . E1 , ,, gy C g Q' v' I Y fb A D3 -' sw' ' - 'Q z. ?.' ' 'f ,r P-31 f 1 A 1 ll , J Q, , , Q Q , - ' 5-g f F I 5 ,as A ' Q Q rw 1: ,' no v I ,Qks x 5 Ik ' f ig. ,nv in 'Y' ' ' C: 1 H xv 4 Q? 1- X'-... ' S ' ' 1 wi 'lu VJ: 'QQ' 1 V5 - 5 F ,ops N. if A 1 ' '- ' i P Q .. fl 62 me 4 5, 2 3 K, ' , zz, C ' nf A . 'QQ .,? X , L .,1,,.f- .Q-at ' s-X I a L it gov , ,. ,V r our ' z 5 R -n In ' s- , N,-lf. - fx - Ur O- -. Q wen ' 0 5 r is A 4 -' af, Q- Q' A XR -as C ,nv -F f o 4 I Dale Abbott Donald Acheson Larry Ac ker Rosalie Alford Jerry Arnold Robert Ashcraft Fred Asher Peggy Barrett Richard Beebe Wayne Billingsley John Bowman Joan Boyd Judith Bray Robert Burnside Thomas Burnside Richard Burton Sonja Chapman Doris Chockley Karen Cooper Harold Crow Donna Dean Judith Derry Richard Derry Gerald Dewitt Harold DeWitt Terry Downs Sherry lickroy Betty listes Donald Ford Frank Ford Carol Forsythe Janet Friday Jeffrey Gain Sydney Geer Darrell Gray J Dey Greene Ronald Greer Beverly Groff Carol Haber Joyce Harrison if 1' 1 N. Q - fan 1 L L Richard Hess Beth Hodges Chester Illman Edith Jolley Charles Jones Barry Keeling Freshmen A OF F ICF RS: Judith Bray, Reporter: Joe Mason Sec fetary- Treasurer. SPOIN SOR: Mrs. Sullivan .4 N... OFFICERS. effrey Gain ' 1 , Vice-President Bill Pryor, President. SPONSOR: Mr. Davis. Nancy Kennedy Sydney Kettering Carl Kirkham Zelda Kirkham Gary Lear Myrna Loring joe Mason Norma Mathis Marilyn McClelland joe Morrell Larry Painter Teddy Parsano jenell Petri Dana Phillips Robert Phillips Walter Pierce Delbert Post Linda Powell Anita Prunty Bill Pryor Carol Randall Mary Randall Harriet Rebman Kendall Reeder Ray Rhoades Waynette Rinehart Don Ringenberg Norman Robinson Charles Roegiers joe Simpson x :F K R. , il g-1 s 5, .- :- 4 1 4' . N' ' '- V -- u- N 5 ' or Y if ff -- - . : y '1 Qu V X -5 - .0 -. -' p 1 ' ' , i Q f' N fc , he fi-,L ,' ,ff gag. 4 . 3 ' .3 , .: - 4 ' C T l th Sv i iw Q V .J -e-' H ' . n 'b s ff ' fb , - 5 Q I .1 2' l M ii I.: ' iii., WWI R V tg ,Vi .nm - -. Q 7 Q 1 Os ' M ,, V , ' ' V XJ' M ' .fire . -4 '- v f . lr i -.' 4 if 1 W1 RING, g 9 . 5 4,1 A ' A-3 U f-Q 'N ' S '. .V .,, G. ,. - E-gl ,' A - - J :L i .gf ' ,lv li -- 1 fbi' Sandra Sipes 6 D- g, Sandy Skiles ., A P lv Margaret Sowers A :M 3 'H' Bobby Surratt X 1' We' Judy Terwilliger W K 1 - K f fs 7 Sally Terwilliger ' - 2 '.. - f Q 9 A Sara Thompson ,' I I V M J. P. Tomlinson ' ,Nl wt. A t, we Melva Van Fleet ' Q A , L 1' Karen Vincent l V I' P1 'f J - . dll, n'A A Allen Voorhees jerry Walker Dale Wheelhouse 3 fy ia .M Tommy Wisecup 'V 'i .' , . .. Linda Workman A '3 4 4 :iq S F ra 'i Karl Zeisler A ,I - L lf vein Ixrx 1 fi, ,, ORGANIZATIONS Organizations and clubs add to the education of a student. 'All work and no play so the saying goesg and how we loved to play! Never will we forget the clubs in which we spent so many happy hours. Some people say that these organizations are uncalled for. But - just stop to think how much these help us prepare for the future. In them we learn leadership, develop talent, and discover special aptitudes. We learn to develop loyalty and devotion for the principles for which the club stands. These are the lasting qualities of club activities! wi ,Mn 'Q ..- W 'Sr' Il le t to rlgh Sara Sxrgtnt Senior Carlene Wiggins, o Anne lhomp unxors NIJINC l fr tc fl Page kristin Quinn Rose fear Don Plcl-rard, and Nl Donald Nlusselman D.A.R. Award and Carlene Wiggins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wiggins, of Rushville, was chosen for the Illini Girls' State last summer and the D.A.R. award for this school year 1955-54. At the end of last year, a girl was chosen to go to Illini Girls' State, at Machlurray College, in jacksonville, from june I6 to june 24. Car- lene was the girl Chosen for these qualities: leadership character honesty, and co operative ness Also she had to have a recommendation signed by the high school principal that she possesses the above qualities The final selection ofthe girl was the respon sibility of the American I egion Auxiliary which sponsors this event each year Natuonal Honor lhc highest honor that 1 student max attain is to be an mlcd membership to the 'xatlonal Honor Society lhis socretx is based on four outstanding qualities character service, leadership and scholarship lhe students are chosen F' env 9 1 ' ' 4 ! C Q f ' I x I 'I J: .1 ' - : K.. 4 Q A wax .if - SHA -ID, f i' tt if ' .iz H , S. . Q, - son, Marilyn Drawve, and Mimi Dyson, ' ' J ' .. s'rA.' C i gm: 3 V' I ' S -' 5 ', H ' . 354. . . v' 't . ' ' ' .: , 1953 Girls' State Winner She was also selected for the D.A.R. award by her classmates and the high school faculty. The following qualities were the basis for this selection: dependability, service, leadership, Membefg and patriotism. J' AHA' During her four years in high school, Earlene has been: FRESIIMAN YEAR JUNIOR YEAR Class Secretary National Honof Society Illini Girls' State President F.H.A. SENIOR YEAR Secretary Student Council Associate Editor of Re-Echo D. A. R. Award l'if'??E5i. Member: - o.A.A. e A'A' F.H.A. SOPHOMORI-1 Y E A R Member: F.H.A. Not only was she an honor student but she could be depended upon to do what was expected Secretary G.A.A. of her. She worked hard and deserved every award given her. Societq for I953 by the faculty and hate to be in the upper fifteen per cent of the class I ive per cent is chosen during the junior year and the other ten per cent is chosen in the Senior vear SEATED, left to right: Rosie Aten Ronnie Briney Betty Iawler June Randall Nlarvm Phillips and Betty Robinson Seniors STANDING left to right jim Terwllliger Donna Kotter Page Bill Winston FRONT ROW: Norma Phillips. SECOND ROW: Maurice Rohn, Donnie Phillips. THIRD ROW: jack Armstrong, Paul Briney, James Smith. FOURTH ROW: Lawrence Pollock, Wayne Diseron, Richard Clark, Charles Shelts. Hall AAonitors One of the harder working groups of R.H.S. is the Hall Monitors. Relin- quishing their study hall in order to be of service to the office staff, they scurry through the halls collect- ing absence slips, delivering im- portant bulletins, and running special errands for Dorothy. These students quietly go about their duties without complaint or asking special recogni- tion, but nevertheless doing their share in helping to make the year a successful one. Librarians SEKTED, left to right: Mary Nell Iohnson, Mr. Kelly, Merle Palmer R0.berta Hines. STANDING: Rosaie Heaton, Norma Randall, Rose Skiles, jackie McQuaid, Sandy O'Neal. A librarian dreams of the day when , there will be no more lost books, magazines, or such questions as, Where is a certain book? 'Is there such and such a book in this library? Why haven't you got it? It is no wonder librarians dream of better days to come. The librarians check books in and out, find reference material for stu- dents, and hunt lost books and maga- zines. We wish to thank the school board for the many new books, tables, and chairs that have turned our study hall into a library in which studying is a pleasure rather than a drudgery. Our thanks also go to Mr. Kelly, library director, for his efforts in securing many new books, both fiction and non-fiction, several new dictionaries, and a new set of enclyclo- pedias. E. .J FRONT ROW: B. Pr or, H. Briney, N. Vollmer. SECOND ROW: M. Rittenhouse, F. Robeson, M. Morgan, C. Crandall, K. Quinn. THIRD ROW: M. J. Irwin, D. Kirlcham, R. Ashcraft, C. Horney, R. Hines, G. Rayborn, M. Hess, J. Paisley, Miss Herman. Though the Alpha Sigma Alpha Art Club was organized only last year it has already made its place in R. H. S. The club members have made new street signs, made posters for many school- sponsored activities, helped with decoration for school social events, and entered numerous lo- cal, state,and national contests. This club gives its members extra training in the art field plus many enjoyable hours working on their numerous projects. Alpha Sigma Alpha Alt CI U Girls Athletic SPORTSHEADS: P. Etter, Thompson, S. Walker M. Drawve L. Drawve P. Etter, N. Bartlow, P Kettering, ,K. Quinn, Phillips, M. Dyson, C. Wiggins, M. Armstrong, J. Skiles. els 1 .ml FRONT ROW: N. Bartlow, H. Mathis, C. Ward, N Phillips. SECOND ROW: K. Quinn, J. Terwilliger M. Loring, M. Rittenhouse, P. Etter, R. Powell THIRD ROW: Mrs. Laabs, P. Etter, C. Wiggins, L Powell, B. Kennedy, L. Drawve, j. Paisley. The C..-LA. girls had a 'real gone' time this year. The organization got off to a good start with forty-one members and expanded as the year progressed. Interest grew as meetings and activity nights were announced. Vrs. Laabs and the Executive Board introduced to the members a whole year of good times. The seasonal activities were: Tennis, Golf, and Archery in the fall, Basketball, Howling, Dancing, and Tumbling in the winter, and Tennis, Remember your diet Dignified G.A.A. Girls? FRONT ROW: J. Ridings, M. Dyson, S. O'Neal, S. Terwilliger. SECOND ROW: M. N. johnson, C. . , Haber, s. Walker, J. skiles, D. Bfiney, D. Daly, J. Thompson. THIRD ROW: F. Robeson, M. Drawve, P. n Kettering, j. Miller, M. Morgan, C. Crandall, M. Armstrong. Golf, and Softball in the Spring. A playday was planned October lOth. November l8th was a Swimming Party at Macomb. The after Christmas activities were the lleart-Sister Week, February Oth to the lCthg Initiation, February 1Sthg Skating Party, March Qthg Election ofOfficers, April lstg Slumber Party, April 9thg and an Sth Grade play- tlay, April lOth. All the members agree that C.A.A. ll ' Y' , , , ' 'Q 'ea Y gfeaf I-.X-I-.CUT1VI: BOARD: Sally Terwilliger, Neda Phillips, Mary Nell johnson, Mimi Dyson, Marilyn Drawve, Pat Etter, jo Thompson. What happened here ? ,YM 3 5 7 1 I ,. ' - 1 1.1 i' FRONT ROW, left to right: Shirley Sipes, Ruth Ann Powell, Bemice Phillips, Peggy Kettering, Glenda Alford, Kris Quinn Rose Skiles, Shirley Smith, Iudy Bray, Waynette Rinehart, 'ilyrna Loring, Judy Terwilliger. SECOND ROW: Donna Pierce, Sharon, Long 'Vlary Jane lrwin, 'Nlary jane Hess, Phyllis Steadman, Neda Phillips, Carol Ward, Joyce Vliller, Sally Bates, Peggy Etter, Jane Ann CN-lm. JD Th0mPS0U- THIRD ROW! Jane! GOSSage, Pat Gust, Joan Robinson, Betty llood, Nladge Armstrong, Betty Gossage Pat Ritchey, Pat Simpson, julia Cook, Donna Toland, Edith Jolley, Anita Prunty, Judith Derry, Shirley Walker, Carlene Wiggins. FOURTH ROW: Sandy Skiles, Phyllis Creeling, janey llaney, Marjorie Cook, Marilyn Gibbons, Pat llillyer, Joyce Harrison, Beth llodges, Shirley Vaughn, Nlary Daly, Barbara Kennedy, Donna Dean, Karen Cooper, Nancy Kennedy, Ida Nlae Root. FIFTH ROW: Sandy Sipes, 'Margaret Sowers, Linda Powell, Rosalie Alford, Betty Estes, Vlary Nell johnson, Norma Rebman, jean Kotter, Par, Etter, Norma Nlathis, 'Vlonnabelle Nlorgan, Marilyn 'NlcClelland, Carol Forsythe, Harriet Rebman. A . 5 We are the Future Homemakers of America. We face the future with warm courage and high hope. That is exactly what the F. H. A. doesg it prepares the girls to face the future without fear. The F. H. A. got off to a good start this year with a Mother and Daughter Tea to acquaint the sponsor, Mrs. Church, with the mothers and to acquaint the mothers with the club. Club meet- ings were held during the activity periods on des- ignated school days. A bazaar held in December to make money for the chapter was very success- I ful. The annual Christmas party, followed by caroling started the Christmas holidays with zest. Mrs. Church directed and helped the girls with their projects and problems throughout the year. The girls ended the year's activities with the annualTea and Style Show. They gave the Seniors a farewell party just before school closed. These girls are working to achieve their dreams for the future - of homes of their own and of knowing how to take care and manage them. These dreams are very real and dear to their hearts. F.H.A. President K. Quinn Vice-President G. Alford Secretary P. Kettering Treasurer J. Miller Parliamenfarian P. Etter Recreation S. Smith Public Relations C. Ward Photographer B. Phillips Projects R. A. Powell FRONT ROW: Kay Beckerdite, Robert Phillips. joe Simpson, Donnie Phillips, Maurice Ross, Eddie Miller, Charles Shelts, Russell Smith, Lee Simpson, Lawrence Pollock, Alan Vincent. SECOND ROW: Robert Burnsides, Donnie Acheson, Tommy Burnsides, jerry Arnold, Richard Hess, joey Green, Richard Derry, Carlos Cokenour, Kenneth Cokenour, jake Smedly, Ierry Tyson, Don Roudebush, Gary Downs, Ronnie Thompson, Mr. Green. THIRD ROW: Virgil Bollinger, Delbert Post, Don Ringenberg, George Payne, Rod Schoonover, Eddie Daly, jerry Ewing,D0n Beebe, james Green, Wayne Diseron, Roger Hoffman, Tommy Tomlinson, Delroy Post, Randall Prather, Charles Campbell. FOURTH ROW: Darwin Dodds, Richard Root, Ralph Parks, Richard Beebe, joe Gain, Larry Painter. FIFTH ROW: Wayne Billingsley, Allan Busby, Floyd Sowers, Charles Briney, Homer Briney, Jimmy Smith, Louis Bedenbender, Jerry Prather, Rudy Thompson, jerry Pryor, Sidney Kettering, Grant Fowler, junior Waddell, Robert R ingenberg, Ronnie Fowler. F.F.A. Very much in the line of our theme of 'Dreams' is the organization which in its very name forsees the future. This organization is the Future Farmers of America. The chief aims of the F.F.A. are to create a wholesome interest in agriculture and to learn to cope with the prob- lems of today in order that they might be better able to face the future and its many realities. Under the guidance of Mr. Green, the boys got their projects underway and some of them com- pleted. They not only received useful exper- ience from their proiects but also made money. The past year has been a successful one and Mr. Green attributes it to the snlendid co-opera- tion between the fnefnbers, their fathers, and the teachers. SEATED, left to right: Donnie Phillips, Reporter: Lee Simpson, Treasurer, Eddie Miller, President, Maurice Ross, Secretary. STANDING, left to right: Russell Smith, Sentinel: Charles Shelts, Vice-President, Mr. Green, Counselor. ' xxx Qfg owl c7Fere 5 wan. 1.712 Xgcmmfa Sf -.I w Q, X6 C 9 Ch -xl. XE xx! e1 50 Ntu ic-nt f ounul working? 'llll ir 'r ' Q , . K ' W A 5 . 5 5- 1 f., x 4 Y L.- C gg . Y an H Ft R ,g P M ,gf ,,k i iw K D ' lx .M , M 2 X' .X 5. . evi ' X5 lzxlf X0 'Xl-' . 'XII' wax xlzklx I ,gCx' lg 5' SX dl-'nfl . P00 4. C QI 1 ' r If J 1 Th Peppers Club S Vaughn P Filer C Crandall ,I Thompson 'VI Dyson 'V Bartlow R Powell J Sk1les D Br1ney C Ward Kotter ,I Terw1ll1ger P l'tter P lllllyer S Bates R Slules J Pa1sley ,I Nllller 'Vl Drawve N1 Lorxng 9 wlllmger B Hood B Gossage N1 Armstrong M ,l Hess N Rebman ,I Rldxngs L Powell D Daly K Geer S Chapman K u1nn P Kettenng 'VI Daly j Boyd C Haber N Vollmer A kelly S Vloore S ONeal B kennedy B Estes N1 WanFleet J Greene S Thompson D Hamm D jett L Drawve V1 Vlorgan R Alford K Reeder D Rmgenberg F Asher R Burton K Roudebush L Pollock G Slules 'V Hartman I 'Vlorrell I 'vlason G Hughes G Abbott ,I Gam R Greer B Ashcraft D Halcomb R Thompson B H1nes R Hamm B Brmey If you heard a 'Rockets Zoom' f1S1l'lg from the gym you knew there was a meetmg of the P ppers jumor Vars1ty and Vars1ty cheer leaders w1th 'Nlancy Bartlow Ke1th Roudebush and Dxanne Daly d1rected the club to a year of good tlmes The Peppers deserve a lot of cred1t for the work they d1d durmg the year The school paper lllGll CHATTER was orgamzed and run very capably by Peggy hetterlng l'd1tor and bally Bates Assoc1ate l'd1tor There were Dnanne Daly Secretary Treasurer lxerth Roudebush VICE Presldent Nancy Bartlow Preslclent ed1t1ons at Homecommg 'lhanksgwmg Chr1st mas Valermnes Day St Patr1cks Day and Graduauon M1ss Gorby and Nlrs lxerr ass1sted the g1rls and the paper was a real success The luggest proyecr was the rentmg and sellmg of the Rocket CUSDIODS Football Purses and penc1ls They went over w1th a blg bang' Part1es were held durmg the year for the group and the k1ds had a swell t1rre Th1s new orgamzatxon has turned out to be a hugh success FIRST ROW P Kertermg Ed1tor S Walker P 1 yer, R Powell gkll6S D Brxney j Boyd 5 Terw1ll1ger S Bates, ASSOCIBIC ld1tor SICCND 9 i1mpson C, lgglns P ltter R1d1n s ll Nlat IS son 1 1 s t er Barrlov. ef 9 p -- .. . . .. . ' ' l 1 . 1 ' 1 i i - s I y 1 l 1 ne In , U ' A . r - . A l 7 s , . , . , . . 4 11 . , R n ' - l -, . . , ,. . , . , 5 . . I '- , ' . ll'll....'.,j.r' , . '. . i N1 Rowe1..' . ,1w'f,, .-3 ,j. Hg. . . hy M. Dy , N. Ph'll'p, 11. lit , N CLARINl:T TRIO Karen Geer,Sh1rley Vaughn Dianne Daly TRUMPET TRIO Grant Fowler Dlxre Bn 'WY Gary Skrles Ab Int? to Appreclate DRUM MAJOR AND N1AjORl:TTl'S Annabel Kelly Sara Thompson, Marguerrte FLUTE TRIO Janice Rldmgs Marguerite Morgan, Marilyn Drawve . i . O Morgan, Dixie Hillyer, Madge Armstrong., ic nrich S Ou Li CLARINI:TS Vrrgrl Bollmger joan Boyd Rrchard Burton Sonya Chaprran Dranne Daly Mary Daly karen Geer Ronald Greer Lon Halcomb Donna Hamm Rlchard Hamrr Dollre Jett Barbara Kennedy jean Kotter Pat Rrtchey Shrrley Xaughn CORINETS Eugene Abbott Fred Asher Conan Brrggs Drxre Brrney Peggy Etter jerry I-wmg Grant Fowler oe Greene Mary Hess oe Mason lxendall Reeder Don Rmgenburg Gary bkrles TRCMBOINES Gene Black burn Charles Brrney ames Greene Lavrd Neyers Larry Morrell Robert Rrngenberg Russell Smrth Teddy Stambaugh SAXOPHOVES Laveta Drawve Betty Estes Sherry Moore Betty Hood FLLTILS Marrlyn Drawve Marguerrte Morgan janrce Rrdrngs BASSE-.S eff BARITONJIL Roger Hoffman FRHNLH HORN lx1'1SI1r1 Quinn BILI LS AND TY N PAINI Melvfi Van Fleet Mr Lapan a newcomer rs dorng a grand yob of drrectmg the band and grvmg lessons The year began mth the electron of offrcers they were Narxlyn Drawve Presrdent Teddy Stambaugh Vrce Presrdent Karen Geer Secretary Treasurer Pat Gust Lrbrarran Frantrc days followed mth marchrng rn the grade school yard and many hours practrce on marchrng musrc Eye pleasmg forn'at1ons were executed at every home football game and at one game away At the end of football concert musrc was gotten out of the frles and the frrst concert vas grven on Wednesday evemng Noven-ber the 18th Many others followed rncludrng the Sprrng Concert vuhrch rs an annual event Durrng Thanksgrvmg vacatron three students were grven the honor to attend the Illrnors A11 Stage Musrc Actryrtv at the Lmversrry of Illrnors They came back wrth reports whtch were very mterestmg Drrector JOHN LAPAN l 4 l - 1 1 1 . ' v ' R ' 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 -1 I '1 1 1 ' ' 1 7 1 - 7 7 ' 1 1 1 1 1 l l 1 V 1 ,l 1 A 1 ,l A 1 y - . - . V .- u 1 1 ' 'A - 1 1 J S 1 N ll 1 1 1 , , . . . l v Y T - , , , A , . I 1 ' Y ' -J Gain, Rudy Thompson. DRUMS - Robert Hines, George Hughes. , ' - . Q ' K H - ' ' - ' 1 f A 1 ' 4 A Al 1 A 1 A i V V . . . . . v . o l , Z 1 1 3 1 ' S 1 ' 1 1 - . ' l 1 G ' a V u, 1. 1 1 , r . . A V V . . . V . . - L V. , . . V . . V Sung And Be Happy The all grtl chorr under the drrectron of 'virs Scott has been a busy group throughout the year The schedule was started by srngmg for the Drstnct Home Bureau Meetmg at the Ndetho drst Church The Vesper servrces were next on the lrst and were held on Sundav afternoon De- cember 20 th They mcluded the Cantata Chrlde After Chrrstmas vacatron work began for the contestwhrchwasheld Apnl 10th at Lewrstown Aprrl 23rd the Sprmg Concert was grven rn place of the annual Operetta Classrcal semr classrcal and popular numbers were sung and several ensemble and solo numbers were also presented They closed the school vear wrth smgrng forthe annual Baccalaureate and Craduauon Ser vrces O . . . - , . ! ' rr ' . jesus and many other seasonal songs. Y . 7 . . o , .' 7 . . lst place 'Info lbe Niglf A Q n', J, Iiill Pryor Heel the Family' David Kirkham The Man Who Came to Dinner' JUNIOR IiNSIiMI5I-Ii: 'All In .-In April Evening', 5bor!m'n' Bread . Llflfil' TO RIGHT: Kristin Quinn, Carol Iiunfill, Joyce Skiles, Roberta Hines, Sandra O'Neil, Rosalie Heaton. LN I1fX5l'.MI5I.l1, QNIU IA'I.:Xf.I'.Z 'ln Ike Sllll Of lbe N1'glJI', ily H9r0'. LIiIf'I' TO RIGIIT: Karen IieghtoI,Rosalie Alford, Myrna Loring, Judy Terwillig er, Joyce Miller, Carole Crandall, Doris Knous, and Sally Terwilliger. This ensemble went to District and won an excellent rating. Music and Luterarq Contests SlfA'I'I'Ql3Z Ida Mae Root, lst place. Toccata and Fugue In U Minor . Ida Mae won a super- ior rating at District. Phyllis Steadman, Panae . STAND- ING: Joyce Miller 'Polishin- elle . Carole Crandall, 2nd place, 'lJOl071G1'S0., Carole also won a superior rating at District. Rosalie Alford, 2nd pldqg 'FOMY l.F!1f Clr11,'e'f .. i u -. 1 'x ,xr x I.arry Kennedy Radio Speaking 1, I SICNIOR IfNSIfMI3I.Ii, Ist place! 'ln These Delightful Pleasant Groves , 'Peter Piglet . I.Ifl T TU RIGHT: Janice Ridings, Mimi llyson, Marilyn Ilrawve, I.a Veta Ilrawve, Jo Anne Thompson, and Nancy Iiartlow. This ensemble including three other girls went to state last year and won first place. They won a superior rating this year at Dis- trict which entitles them to go on to state again. G? 00 I? Gene Blackbum lalse Helen Marguerne Morgan Fantazs ze Marguerxte goes to stale wlth a superxor raung Karen Geer D1anne Daly Chznese Checkers Gene Blackburn Ted VIXOITI Lindanle Relegzoss Ro er Hoffman fs 'Old I olks A! Homo' Krxsun uxnn Kms also won at D1srnc: X Romance a superlor ratmg I 1 I U J, ah 1 s- NON Junior Class Plaq - We shook the Family Tree Ve Shock the Family Tree' given December 17, was a gay presentation of the adventures of llildtgarde Uolson and her family. llildegarde, in desperate need of a date for the Prom, was offered her mother's services in procuring one. Unknown to llildegarde, mother picked Freddie Shermer, the only boy in school who wore short pants. When llildegarde learned the truth, she frantically pleaded to break the date, but to no avail. Meanwhile some of her father's old love letters to her mother were distributed throughout the neighborhood. The Shermers visited them and the series of events that took place certain- ly did nothing to bolster l ather's confidence in his family. In a whirlwind finish, Freddie gOt his long pants and Hildegarde was very proud of her escort. 'Oh those pants! ' CAST JOYCE SKILES . . . . .... . . . GENE EEAGKBURN.. DAVID KIRKHAM . . . ROBERTA H1xEs .. DIXIE BHINEY ...... ROGER HOFFMAN ..... HoHEizrA surf GREER. . . LUCILLE BURNSIDES.. . . MARY NEEE JOHNSON. . . GEORGE HUGHES ..... JAMES GREENE ..... Krusrrx QUINN. . . Hildegavde Dolson . . . Freddie Sbermer . . . . . Bob Dolson . . . Sally Dolson . . .Mrs. Dolson . Mr. Dolson . . . . Page . . . . . . jill . . Ellie-May . . . . .gimmy . . Mr. S efmer . . . Mrs. Sbermer Try these! X 'R ? 3 fev- ,N rv 2.7 X7 Senior Play Cast Senior Plaq - You Can't Kiss Caroline 1 i 4 1: ix si' 3 Y The Senior Class Play, You Can t Kiss Caroline a light comedy in three acts. All the Action takes which Ma Rand owns. The usual spell which the disrupted slightly when Caroline Adams moves into nature- The hoys A130 suddenly hecome interested sternation of their girl friends. lf from the other girls in that she seemingly places .ill Nla Hand . . . ...... Nnnry lizirllms Susie .... . . ,lunit-e llidinue l Xliss lam: son . .,l1inf'K l'8i-slr-y Caroline' . . . . . Dianne IJ.rlv . . l.arry lxennedv 'Xlilt , , ,,,, finry llziyhorn llillie . . . lx:-ith llniidebush , .lohnnil . . . ljirlt llvndrix llfmit- . . . hdfliv Nliller Stainlz-v. , . l,oui:s lielmi-in liunny, , , , .liosiv bkilcs 5hirley .,.,, l'iit l tier l'aK . . . . . . Xlimi llyson Sally . . . . hhirlvy Xzliighn AIPHFHFIIQ' . . . . ,lo 'lihompson u r n 1 , presented March ,Sth was place in ix corner malt shop girls hold over the hoys is town. Caroline is different her interest in studying in nature, much to the con- . ilr, ilohnnie, Willie, llowie, .ind Stanley het joe he can't kiss Curoline within a week. lle accomplishes this, meanwhile deciding he actuqlly does like her. Caroline finds out iihout the het through Susie, her younger sister, .ind is .angry at joe. ln the end Caroline rnalfces up with joe and everyone is happy. l C ur Roval Speakers Prom CC7RCNA'I'IOXl 'lhis word was heard all over the worldg and although we could not go to the Coronation, we brought it to us. Cur junior-Senior Prorr carried out the Coronation theme in every way. A huge golden crown was suspended frorr the center of a false ceiling with small golden crowns, coaches, and candles adorning the tables. Buckinghann guards were stationed at the door. Waiters and waitresses, attired in formal black and white served the banquet. After writing a letter to Princess Margaret in request for information that :right aid in making our Coronation theme authentic, we received a Royal reply from one of her ladies in waiting for which we felt quite honored. All shall look back on this royal festival with pleasant memories. Gaily we labored Minstrels of the court Ladies and Lords in waiting Work well-rewarded w 4 x- K7 vi, JA is - - -9 'seq -up, . 1, .A . . ,r, C7 ', wig' X v Q . -- H fl? Nag- X I' .-'Dir ' X M - '. -1 TX - l -,Q I I - D. ' W. ' s Y, , .1 -x i I D: K' .I . V . .Vx I 3 Z ,x 1 5 A .rw-A. - if ,..w: - ff r fUY1i0f Ulwfldaflf and CSCOV5 Senior attendant and escort Mary Nell johnson, James Greene Rose Skiles' Charles Shelts if, 5 Y af asf 'il Q-'Y E , , Senior Queen una' Senior lxing Marilyn Drawve, Scott Lewis Rf-ff ' Freshman attendant and escort Sally Terwilliger, joe Green . ,. 3-3 hex X-5 Sophomore attendant and escorg Karen Geffv Laffy johnson LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry johnson, Karen Geer, Charles Shelts, Rose Skiles, Marilyn Drawve, Scott Lewis, Mary Nell johnson, James Green, Sally Terwilliger, joe Green. The crown bearers were Bobby Runkle and Penny Davis The one time in the year when the musty gym turns glamorous is for the Homecoming dance. This year was no exception. When the alumni returned for the annual dance, they found the gym appropriately decorated in the school's own purple and gold. Ordinarily at the Coronation of a Queen, trum- pets blare and drums roll, but not at Rushville High School. Here, at approximately 9:30 Byron Hiles swung into a fanfareg all eyes looked to the doorg and the Grand March began. As the King and Queen entered, they were greeted with applause and the flash of rrany cameras. This year King Scott Lewis and Queen Marilyn Drawve were crowned by the past King Marvin Phillips. He presented them with the crowns, the scepters, and the robes. After their accept- ance speeches, dancing resumed and continued until twelve. Athletics In Our School 4 varied athletic program designed for fun and phw sical fitness lnsures a SOUI'ld body and an even balance be tvween duty and recreation Athletic competition helps to foster wholesome lessons in co ordination efforts and fair play Ieamwork and determination developed in our athletics will bear fruit as the youth of today step forth to help produce a harmonious unitv in a better world of tomorrow. 9. xf' fi xxi I , f7gf'?5kg.,x5M 1. FRONT ROW Left to Right Eddre Daly john Morgan Bob Rmgenberg Leo Hamm Larry McMullen Gary Downs Burton Phillips SECOND ROW Lawrence Pollock Ted Stambaugh Ronme Greer Harold DeWitt Maurrce Rohn Vrc Ackers Kerth Roudebush ohn Bowman Larry Kennedy BAFK ROW Jrm Wilmot Russell Smith Carson Klitz Alan Voorhees Carter Horney erle Palmer Lours Rebman Charles Shelts Scott Lewis The Rockets CHAMPAIGN The Rockets opened their 53 season at Champaign First game yrtters plus mexper :ence and some bad breaks all hurt us The fmal score was Champaign 45 Rushvrlle O The Rockets opened their home season against the ever powerful Hannibal 'Prrates The Rockets held them scoreless for three quarters but late rn che last quarter Hannibal scored two touchdowns The fmal score was Hannibal 14 Rushvrlle O HAVANA Rushvrlle maintained their yrnx over Havana m a conference game The game ended 2 O Rush ville the deciding safety by Smith CARTHAGE Carthage again The fmal score of this contest was 26 6 ln favor of Carthage CORP US CHRISTI Well we drd rt again This time rt was the Corpus Christi Frrars who went down to defeat at the hands of the Rockets 6 0 NOTRE DAME Homecoming wrth Notre Dame as our opposi tion Notre Dame with their All State halfback 26 6 MACOMB Another defeat for the Rockets at the hands of Macomb The Rockets just couldnt get going The fmal score was Macomb 20 Rush ville 0 MT STERLING Finally the Rockets got back rn the wrn column wrth a decisrve 26 6 thumping of Mt Sterling BEARDSTOWN This rs rt the last game with Beardstown the climax of the season The game was rough all the way but too much size gave Beardstown the edge 19 0 . . ,, . ,, R I ' U I , R Il 1 . . .U , . - , HANNIBAL jim Morris, spoiled Rushville's Homecoming, II U ' 1 - n a ,I 0 I D I D ' ' . I DI ' l . . . . .. . . , ,, . . Ardent Backers '5- AsstCoach KlIFFOTH Coach WIXON1 Mgrs Wayne Baker John Boyd Y sr:- 'H The coaches, although faced wrth a tremendous reburldmg task, never gave up trymg to put Rushvrlle on the wmnmg s1de The managers fur nrshed equxpment and looked after the team s needs The cheerleaders developed some new cheers and worked hard to create school sprrrt And the team owes a vote of thanks fan wm or lose The Freshmen Sophomore team showed great promrse too, for the future as they had a 3 1 record Z, , CHEERLEADERS Left to Rxght Pat Etter Mlm: Dyson Shrrley Vaughn jo Thompson Carole Crandall Nancy Bartlow D6 vo FROSH SOPH SQUAD FRONT ROW Left to Rrght D Voorhees j Morgan G Downs R Greer, B Rmgenberg, C Bnggs, C. Hess, F Asher, R. Burton SECOND ROW T Stambaugh j Moore L Hamm j Bowman J Srmth, C Roegrers D Wheelhouse L. johnson Coach Klrefoth BACK ROW Mgr J Boyd E Daly R Thompson C jones C. Horney V Ackers W Drseron D Meyers J Ewmg Mgr W Baker D Roudebush. L S , V - 1 I , - A V I , W . 'Yr' he . ,L -A V N ' Q 4, afuepe- H . . U x 5 'A . . . . - . 1 R' F' , ' 1 T ' M A ' . . ' V x f ,-. - - ' . M N to the backers who were behind them ' C T W yr - I 1.. ' V X 1' MY I r A 4 km J K 7 W ' , ' o - Y ' - . , VN f, 1 J m , A 4 ' ,, .. U z . I I . . , Y I ' ' Q Q 1' I A - ' 7' - X T - 4 L 4 ' ' V 4 S - r 1 - , K ,, 'S 5 ' , V X K v p 4 3 1, , ,L N 'bs ' ' ' ' Q - : , ' : . , . , . , . . ' . Q . . - : . , . , . , . , . n , u , . , 0 l 1 . a , a , q I , . . . , . , . , . , . . , . 5. ' my-Af 4'?9lQ MAURICE ROHN 'Maune SCOTT LEWIS 'Scottien Guard - Sr. 13,fgggv.MQ 5 . :' LUUIS REBMAN 'Louie' Tackle - Sr. Y LARRY MCMLI.LI'.N Meme Guard - jr. CHARLES SHELTS RUSSELL SMITH 'Charlie' 'Smitty F,B, - Sr, I'I.B. - Jr. D Q ITIIIV CARSON KLITZ MERLE PALMER 'Car' np8ImCf,,, End - Soph. End - Sr. K1-Qml Rciumgnusn JIM ulllxicfl 'Mandy' 'Willie' Ima. - sf. rms. - soph 'Q' fgbf A-ii ALAN VOORHEES 'Dutch' Guard - Fr. ?'f TED STAMBAUGH LAWRENCE POLLOCK 'Teddy' 'Potluck' H.B. - Soph. End - Sr. GARY DOWNS LARRY KENNEDY 'Downsn 'Larry' End - Soph. End - Sr. .1 V e,, .mu 1 my .4- 'ff' CARTER HORNEY 'Ipana' Tackle - Soph. .fd HAROLD DeWITT BURTON PHILLIPS Squint 'Burt' Q.B. - Fr. H.B. - Jr. LEO HAMM 'Hambone ' Guard - Soph. 'Vic' Center - Jr. R.H.S. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT Pat Etter Mrmr Dyson jo Thompson, Carole Crandall Nancy Bartlow Long practrces, boundless enthusrasm, and loyalty to R HS all these characterrstrcs have developed our pattern of pep wh1ch was 'Y d1splayed by our untrnng cheerleaders Organ rzed cheers fumrshed a regular lrnk rn the charn of pep assemblres They brought together rn a bond of genurne loyalty the players and the rest of us the rooters 1 Ll FT TO RIGHT Shirley Vaughn LIFT TU RK HT udy Terwxllr Nhmr Dy son Pat lztter 0 Thomp ger Nlyrna Lonng Peg l'tter Nlelva son Carole Crandall Nancy Bart can Van Fleet low Varsutq LEFT TO RIGHT 11m Wilmot Jxm Cassxdy Charles Shelts Carson Klxtz Kay Beckerdlte Russell Smrth Ed Mlller Coach Wlxom Louls Rebman Merle Palmer Dxck Hendrxx Vic Ackers Harold DeW1tt Ted Stambaugh Frosh Soph FRONT ROW left to rrght AlanVoorhess Harold DeW1rn, Carson Klxrz Kay Beckerdxte Jxm Wrlmot BACK ROW left to right Coach Klrefonh oe Greene Barry Keellng ohn Bowman erry Ewing Charles ones Ed Daly Gary Downs Jack Curless, Fred Asher 0 w N . . : . , , . . , . ,' . , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . ,. . . . . ' 1 ' 1 1 1 0 , ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' J ' 1 J ' J , . 11OME GAMES December December December january january january january February February February February 1 Lost 4 Lost 15 Lost 5 Won 16 Lost 22 Lost 29 Won 2 Won 5 Won 11 Won 19 Won For The Record Manager Charles Hess Griggsville Macomb Notre Dame Limestone Collinsville Havana Beardstown Clayton Mt. Pulaski Pittsfield Carthage REGIONAL TOURNAMENT 63 57 59 74 69 67 61 74 77 61 26 61 45 50 70 60 63 59 45 76 49 Z2 Assistant Manager Wayne Bake 1 I GAMES AWAY December 8 Won Mt. Sterling December 11 Lost Carthage December 18 Won Beardstown December 25 Lost Mt. Pulaski january 8 Lost Lamphier january lj Lost jacksonville january 19 Lost Nlonmouth january 26 Lost Macomb February 9 Lost Limestone February 16 Lost Havana February 23 Lost Notre Dame February 25 Lost Mason City Niarch 3 Won Mt. Sterling March 4 Won Arenzville March 5 Lost Astoria 57-45 71-64 49-43 66-58 64-45 80-48 80-49 71-40 72-60 84-74 55-46 71-65 74-49 57-52 63-51 .wk Moore, Don Voorhees, Maurice- Rohn, Victor Ackc-rs, David Meyers, Bill Pryor FRONT ROW, left to right: Ted Parsano, Darwin Dodds, Carl Settles, Gary Downs, Harold Crow, Dale Wheelhouse, Harold DeWitt, Tom Michel, Ted Stambaugh, Ronnie Greer, Ed Daly, Darrell Gray, and Norman Downs. SECOND ROW: Leo Hamm, jim Wilmot, jack Curless, George Hughes, Barry Keeling, Bob Maxwell, Fred Asher, Wayne Cur- less, Larry Ackers, and joe Mason. BACK ROW: Neal Hartman, Paul Briney, james Greene, Gene Ellis, Dean lillis, Merle Palmer, Louis Rebman, lid Miller, Don llalcomh, Ronnie Thompson, Kay Ileckerdite, liill Winston, jim Cassidy, and Scott Lewis. Coach Snyder is hoping for a very successful and it will be rather easy to find enough boys to season with seven reruming lettermen from last finish out the squad. year. Quite a few tumed out for baseball season In Appreciation to Our Advertisers Xie are deeply grateful to the merchants who have unselfishly contributed to further the publica- tion of this yearbook. ln past years a reputation of efficient service and quality merchandise has been established by these merchants who will provide the material means for a higher standard of living and the bettemient of the world of tomorrow. THE OFFICERS, DIRECTORS AND ALL MEMBERS OF OUR STAFF JOIN IN CONGRATULATING The Graduates of R. H. S. Our Future Customers The Rushville State Bank Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SCHOOL SUPPLIES NEWSPAPERS MAGAZINES GREETING CARDS RECORDS GIFTS WELLS BOOK STORE Phone 86 W Washmgton Street RUSHVILLE ILL 1' ,,,.-rv' -an-33,4 .fav-94 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I954 ti I -'il ol 1 MEAT PRODUCTS SEE KORN TOP Channel 7 Q' Mon Wed rf. to 20 Todays News and Tomorrow s Vnews DON NICHOLSON I , if J M I 213 . 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