Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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If you ever hear the rumble of feet and rising Crescendo of muffled voices com- ing from the gym, you know that the Girls' Athletic Association is in action. These bouncing belles strive to improve their athletic ability and sportsmanship through their participation in various sport activities. This year the girls played groups from other schools in a new intra-mural basketball program. Row 1: N. Schuneman, J. Bauer, P. Bird, A. Joswaik. Row 2: L. Kosiba, S. Frost, R. Vigus, K. Stupka, L. Crandall, J. Elliot. Row 3: D. Thompson, C. Ojala, L. Winton, E. Upton D. Bremer, I. Vieau. Along with Uther People, The Art Club consists not necessarily of artists but of students interested in and devoted to art. The club takes several field trips each year to art exhibitions and museums and other places of interest. To participate in any of these field trips, a member must com- plete a required number of work hours. This can be done by making posters, or by wor- king on club activities such as their Homecoming float or the after game dance they spon- sor. At Christmas time, the club also decorated the school in keeping with the Christmzs spirit. Row lg N. Bennett, D. Price, K. Schultz, E. Rowlson, 4 fd K. Gullen, B. Billig, ' ' D. Miller. Row 2: J. Loncar, B. Withrow, S. Ludwig, P. Crosslin, S. Sutton, M. Werth, P. Whateley, S. Woidgka, Yr ROW 3: C. Laugthenbach, D. Pickering, P. Platner. Row 4: D. Wolfe, R. Kizer, B. Cleghorn, L. Glass, J. Mitchell, A. Gievers Mrs. Cohoe, R. Rathka, S. Ivens, A. Gievers, R. Blanton, M. Fratus, 1 I WV 1 yi!

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my-nv-aw.,,,, H T. .I ' 'r W rw 1 teef 'rc fw:'mrf :-f --iF??' Once a week, while the weather permits, this club braves the cold to ski on the slopes at Dryden. Reduced rates on tow charges and the renting of equipment enables many stu- dents to enjoy this popular winter sport than would other- wise be able. Row 1: S. Morgan, F. Grabhorn, C. Lesher, D. Bigham, N. Bennert, M. Fratus J. L wnds, I. Vieau, J. DeBaene, R. Stier, M. Lyon, S Freeman, G. Fletcher L. Muster, K. Voorheis, J. Norton, M. Nieman, B. Ballash, K. Allen, N. Petaja T. Mitzelfeld, L. Frailing. Row 2: D. Kemler, B. Cleghorn, D. Blome, A. Frink, V. Hopkins, A. Wade, S. Kowr, Miss Unthank, B. Prentice, S. Fedigan, I. Smith. Row 1: C. Harned, G. Stover, D. Peltier, S. Martin, S- Ca11e1'1S, Miss Denton Row 2: B. Whitmarsh, M. Vanderklaagen, A. Hillman, Anti Beam 50 get D. Blackwood, P. Burke, J. Sommerfeld, S. Dzuris J. Dzuris The Happy Homemakers have not built any homes this year, but they have made some substantial contributions to society. They greatly improved the cleanliness and moral of the school with a shoe shine. Also, they made a pilgrimage to an or- phanage in Pontiac to entertain the child- ren with skits. J.

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Here we go 'round the Merry-go-Round! We Practice Cnarify Row 1: S. Morgan, J. Queck, K. Kusse, L. Muster, J. Frink, T. Roose, M. Beaupre, M. Brandow, C. Grogan, D. Schwenke, P. Sargant, S, Ivens. Row 2: B. Withrow, B. Siegler, A. Arcure, J. Loncar, S. Ludwig, K. Schultz, D. Golding, C. Nance, Mrs. Jones.