Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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Gary Koeslrr Richard KolU Bernice Kubec Richard Kulig William l aDage Embarks Upon Many New and Varied Paths of Study Ivouise Larson Thomas Larson Rocky seniors were offered many special activities and advantages besides advanced courses and honor groups. Several events were reserved, some because of their very nature, for seniors. Other events, while open to the entire school, held a special meaning for the upperclassmen. Seniors, especially, enjoyed the Home¬ coming Dance held in the fall, where Senior girls served as queen and royalty. The Dramatic Club and Senior Class plays were a big thrill for seniors, since it provided an excellent opportunity for them to display their dramatic talents. In the spring. Senior Class Night was held, a night which gave the class of ' 64 a chance to show off its singing, dancing, and dramatic talents. Late spring brought the beginning of many graduation activities for seniors. The Junior-Senior prom highlighted these memorable events, which were climaxed by graduation day and the commencement ceremonies. SENIORS 77 Martha Lavery

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Lawrence Kanke Mary Karaway Myra Karish Horizons Widen as Allan Karp Senior Class Barbara Kelly Monroe Keys Edna Kitchens Philip Klingaman Rita Knapp Charles Knox

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Foreign Exchange Students Reveal New Worlds to Jon Lehman William Leistiko Helene Leman Duane Lewis Terry Liggett Jon Lindahl Sue Lindblom Gary Lindsay Paul Lingard Carol Livingston Dupree Logan Gary Logsdon Wayne Liedtke Robert Lindstrom John Lohr Vicki Long 78 SENIORS Richard Longfield Lance Lorentzen William Lorentzen Sara Love