Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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OUR FUTURE Congratulations on having reached a milepost on the highway of life. Your achievement is worthy of commendation. You must, however, consider your graduation from high school as only one phase Oi the accomplishments of a life. When school days are over, and the work of making a living begins, femember that society as a whole made possible the advantages which have been yours, and that you, as apart “of that soetety, will for the rest of your life owe a debt of honor to help maintain a civilization of advantages to those who follow. ness, unselfishness, and work. have a happy life. A.R. MUSSON DOROTHY JACKSON We can't all be captains, we've got to be crew, There's something for all of us, here. There's big work to do and there's lesser to do, And the task we must do is the near. My wish for each of you is a life of susertul-= Then I know you will WN TRY WWGlfshskeyre) MRS. WELDON KEAST

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PLANNING For many years I have been privileged to work closely with boys and girls in Michigan schools. During that time, I have welcomed beginners in the Kindergarten, followed them through element ary and junior high school into the last years of senior high school. Now, you are about to be graduated from Roches- ter High School, the class of 1945. There is no time now;for regrets. In fact wlayenme alsy Ausbmiwdhe, qeabale, eh eeMb,. LOrRVUssLOseceu Ont lb hs Olir E.D. KENNEDY living. Like. the product emerging from the end of the assembly line, you have encoun- tered many different inspections and refinements. But, unlike this product, your human personality has made you different from any other member of the class. Your likes and dislikes, your ‘goals, ;your plans, your ideals differ from your classmate's. High School has developed these resources of yours. So, in leaving, I would like to encourage you to go forward into War and then, in Peace, valiantly. Remember your high school. Come back to us frequent- ly. For many, it will be an institution which will continue to serve in the years ahead. Let us con- tinue to serve and assist in any way possible. In this way Rochester and our America can grow more sub- stantially toward our ideals. Is ID), IMea@hayexslhyy MISS LINDA KNORPP BOARD OF EDUCATION Top Row: Louis Arscott, Howard McGregor, Jr. Bottom Row: Earl Dean, Verne Sutton, Mason Case. |

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EDITING OUR PROGRESS NANCY WENZEL DICK FORBUSH Editor-in-Chief Business Manager JIM READING MARY GARNER SALLY RIGGLE JEAN HAYWARD LAWRENCE HARP GLEN DANIELSON Photo Editor Advertising Mgr. Art Editor Literary Sales Manager Sales RUSSELL CLANAHAN EARL BOEHMER BILL KAGE LARRY JOHNS WANDA BRAZELTON SHELDON JOLGREN Sales Sales Sales Sales Sales Advertising GLORIA FITZPATRICK. ADA BYLAND MARION WALMSLEY BARBARA BATLEY GORDON WILLIAMS ELSIE GRAY Literary Editor Literary Literary Literary Literary Literary WILBUR VIOLA OLIVER JUENGEL LAURELLA CAMPBELL GEORGE ROSS DOUGLAS GEIB PEGGY COONS Literary Literary Literary Literary Literary Typing Chairman JOYCE KENNEDY HENRITTA ZABET MARY TRULU DONNA BRADFORD TOM DREWES BETTY KITTNER Typing Typing Typing Typing Sales Typing