Rochester Community College - Rajuco Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Time Out What would we have done Without the Echo to keep us in touch With all the activities along our journey? Here is a typical scene in these our halls on paper day. The cafeteria was a haven of rest and nourishment for many a student Who felt that a mid-morning snack was just the thing to tide him over till noon. Where else could one eat and study in comfort at the same time. E261

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As Others See Us While we rested by the road side, we watched Ct performance of The Nine Lives of Emily, presented by the Rajesters. George Ploetz, Viola Woodworth, Kay Olson, Owen Spring, Thomas Moran, Wilma Naves, and Iecmne Le Favor gave us a lively hour of entertainment. We invited our parents to meet one anoth- er and the teachers at the Iunior College Open House in the tall. Entertainment was provided by the choir under the direction of Mr. Suddendorf, and the Rajesters presented a play directed by Miss MCGhee. Aftere wards cm informal reception and tour of the classrooms helped our parents to get ac- quainted.

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What would we have ever done without our coke machine for a pause to refresh ourselves dur- ing the tedious hours of class work! At almost any time of the day, both teachers and students gathered at coke corner to exchange gossip or just sit and sip cokes, and then, off to class again. The telephone in the faculty office was CI popular spot for students to congregate to chat and make necessary phone calls. This year the Ophthalmic Optics students worked in their new laboratory. Between LC. and the lab, they were constantly coming or going. t271