Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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if B .est 1 if C7 se- 'V x Xp. I , Row lg Ass't Art - V. Webb, Art Editor- B. Cleghorn, Editor-in-chieb C. McCotter, Ass't Editor- J. Hetenyr Photograghx Editor- N. Peta ja Row 2: Advisor- Miss Ribbink, Business, Editor- M. Braun, Literarx Editor- J. Melstrom, Txging Editor- B. Siegler, Ass't Business- T. Kruger and A. Ketelsen. gn Qntetesf Clugs Row 1: J. Melstrom, J. Mallory, P. Holtz Row 2: B. Hodges, C. Waite

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Row 1: K. Kusse P Sargant Row 2: M. Lickert D Dudley B Ensley B Ballash Row 3: M. Braun S Fitsch T Kruger D Schwenke L Curnutte And fin Social Clubs Row 1 P Collins C Grogan T Roose L Lake M Schutske G. Stover S Hohnke E Rowlson P Platner S Pickering Row 2 L Muster J Queck J Curran N Petaja The yearbook staff is divided into five sub - staffs: art, literary, business, photography, and typing. Each sub - staff is directed by an editor and his assistant. All editors are chosen in the spring by the senior editors of the previous year. Work on the book begins as soon as the new editors are chosen. By the fall, the book is organized, and the sub - staffs can then get to work. The job gets feverish after the first of December when the first deadline comes rolling along. After that, there is no time to rest until the last pages are sent to the publisher early in the spring. Only when the finished product arrives in June, do the staff members rece- ive full satisfaction for their efforts.