Rochester High School - Falcon Yearbook (Rochester, MI)

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CHQOL PER QNNEL MAINTAIN THE HELL QF LEARNING. As students, we owe the smooth functioning of the school to its personnel. The custodians who maintain the building make it more pleasant to learn. The cooks provide the energy necessary to complete a day's workg the secretaries, who take care of the office work, enable the school to run efficiently. On these pages we wish to take the opportunity to thank all these people for their contribution to our education. School personnel who were not pictured are: Mrs. Jones, assistant librarian C. H. Alband, night custodian W. H. Cowan, night custodian V. Gray, night custodian C. McFarland , night custodian W. Baker, B. Maitrott, H. Collins Toss a penny for a wish at Carl's wishing well. 1, Foster, C, Book 16

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Drill Master: M. Renius. Row 1: L. DeEulis, T. Jacobson, I. Watson, A. Salzman, G. Warren, L. Frank, E. Holtz. Row 2 A. Bremer, C. Temple, J. Bohm, S. Long, L. Jarvis, L. Vieau, D. Largent, G. Petaja, J. Davis, N. Springett. Row 3: D Logan, S. Bell, S. Chapman, S. Randall, B. Taylor, M. Chisholm, K. Reeves, E. Case, C. Crossman, N. Opdenhoff, M. Killaine, R. MCGiverin Row 4: P. Dahline, D. Stenzel, S. Finzel, J. Ludwig, W. Hagen, Mr. Goddsworthy, J. Werges, C. Kruger, B. Bellairs, R. Weston, D. Cracium, P. Holtz, D. Dodman. THE JUNIOR TUESDAY MUSICALE Row 1: L. Frank, L. Frank, J. Frank, S. Chapman, S. Killaine, C. Crossman, M. DeNeen, S. Kirkton, M. Mc Giverin, M. Price, M. Killaine, D. Frank. Row 2: Mr. Goldsworthy, R. McGiverin, G. Warren, R. Bishop. S The band began their busy year a week before school started. This was to prepare for their pre-game and half time performances during all the home football games. The pep band also played at basketball games, and pep assemblies. In cooperation with the choir they presented a Christmas concert to the student body and the public. They also presented a winter and a spring concert. Much practice and hard work resulted in an impressive appear - ance and excellent playing in the Christmas and Memorial Day Parades. The band also participated in the district festival which showed definite proof of the quality of our numbers by their high ratings. Under Mr. Goldsworthy's direction, the band council's management, and the band's diligent and hard work, R. H. S., has a band they can be proud of.