Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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WARREN IDE “KR careful student—careful not. to overdue.” Most Fun. SHIRLEY JOHNSON “Character is higher than in- tellect.”’ . SHIRLEY INGALSBE “Great things arise from small sources.” ROBERT KEITH “He always gets things done and yet he has a lot of fun.” AN DONNA JESSOP ROBERT KAGE “History is merely gossip.” “I remember well those les- sons, as for what I learned— that’s a different question.” JOE KING a GERALD KNUST “A farmer's son, who hoes for = The will to win takes the fun.” energy to do so.”

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ROCHELLE HOLM “Good things come in small pack- ages.” ELMER HOUGHTEN “Though the most be players, some must be spectators.” ELAINE’ HUBBARD I stand on the brink of a great career—will someone please push me off?” Most Likely to Succeed. Most Studious. HILDA HUGHES “Il am ever merry when I hear sweet music.” HELEN HAYWARD “She made sunshine in a shady place.” Most responsible. DAVID HOFFMAN “No sinner and no saint perhaps, but still the very best of chaps.” MARILYN HOLLAND “Quiet to those who know her not; jolly to those who do.” DORIS HOPE “Be thine own self always and thou art lovable.”

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DONALD LA FORGE ALAN LAMPHIER BARBARA LAWSON JERRY LEES “Some say he’s quiet, others “Whistle and she will come.” “She's content to be what she “What's the use of worryin’?” doubt it.” Best Physique. really is.” Bo Y 5 20 = 30 Class Wolf. DOROTHY LOTHERY MARGARET LUTZ EUGENE MAITROTT MARGARET MARZION “Develop and create should “If at first you don’t succeed— “Always trouble trouble before “Some think life is a song, become the artist's code.” let someone else do it.” trouble troubles you.” but I think a song is life.” Most Talented. Prettiest Hair. CHARLES LOGAN “Seen but seldom heard.” ROBERT MASON “I came, I saw, she conquered me. een Sem ind thatte re: nO Aree