Rochester High School - Manitou Ripples Yearbook (Rochester, IN)

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l l S U CPERIN TENDEN T A. L. W HI TMER Mr. NVhitmer has given many years of constant devotion and toil to the progress of Rochester High School. He has seen our school advance, step by step, until it has attained its present place among the schools of the state. As superintendent, he has been a central figure in all of our activities, giving his enthusiasm and help to any enterprise that was for the henefit of the school. During all his years of service, no one has found him without a happy word or a desire to help others. The students appreciate his work and friendship, and hope he will assist many more classes in the future to graduate from R. H. S. Fourteen

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CPRINCIPAL L. K PHILLIPS The task of keeping three hundred students honorable in conduct. obedi- ent to laxv, loyal to school, and interested in work. is not an easy one. Yet we know that Mr. Phillips, as principal of Rochester High School for three years. has done this successfully. By tact, friendliness, and fair treatment of all, he has met the nmny problems that offer themselves daily, and has solved them, thereby winning not only the respect and admiration of the student body, but also the friendship and support of the community. He has been a friendly adviser, a loyal leader in all school activities, and an executive who has raised and kept the standards of the school high. XYe appreciate him as a teacher, principal and friend. Fifteen