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The Cardinal
1917

Rossville High School
Rossville, Kansas

To Miss Hazel A. Cuddy, for her unceasing interest, and untiring effort in making possible the publication of our first annual, The Cardinal, this book is
RESPECTFULLY DEDICATED
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Volume LVI, Number 25
Thursday, May 5, 1955
R.H.S. to Graduate 14 Seniors
“A Great Time to be Alive” is the topic for Rossville high school’s May 20 commencement address.
Fourteen students are eligible for graduation, if final grades as…

Tom Hedges, Rossville High School marching band leader, talks with band members Connie Zeller and Myles Preble, before a parade.

This road is Kansas Highway 24 going west through Rossville, Kansas. The tall building to the left of the highway is the high school. The long building behind it is the bus barn and industrial arts building.

Rossville Implement Company had its business on Main Street in Rossville, Kansas.

by Dorothy N. Hoobler
The members of the Rossville United Methodist Church are excited and enthusiastic about its future. They have targeted September 1991 for ground-breaking ceremonies for a new sanctuary with a fellowship hall and eight church…

Members of the Rossville United Methodist Church and guests recently returned from a three-day ski trip to Winter Park and Silver Creek, Colo.
The trip, which was coordinated by Doug and Betsy French and Diane Heckerson, attracted 38 people. The…

U.G. Stewart, pictured on the left, purchased the Rossville News in June of 1901 and sold it in 1910. Pictured in the center is Ray Bartley with Paul (Peck) Stewart pictured on the right.

This building was on the northwest corner of Pottawatomie Street and Main Street in Rossville, Kansas

In the story about the Rossville Rascals Pre-School last week written by Sheri Gabbert, there was a bit of confusion as to the two schools the instructor, Mrs. Larry Wickham, has.
Mrs. Wickham owns a pre-school in Topeka, and was hired as…