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

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STATION R. H. S. The Station R. H. S. staff sponsored hy Miss Mary Marshall has publish- ed the school paper every week on XYednesday evenings. Through this paper the high school news and latest gossip is told to the outside world. On March 29. the staff sponsored a high school dance at the K. of ll. Hall. lfight senior girls from the statt, accompanied hy Miss Bushong, attended a party of the memhers of all the papers which exchange news. This party was given hy the staff memhers of the l.aCrosse lligh School paper. Uni' staff has given school news to students and townspeople in an in- teresting and enjoyable manner. Much of its success is due to the efficient editor-in-chief, M ary Reddicli, liditor-in-chief .. Assistant Editors .. .. Girls' Sports . lloys' Sports Administration . Art Editor .... ..... Sophomore Reporter ,lunior Reporter .. Senior Reporter .... Typist ... Features . Faculty Sponsor . SITTING: Ruth Clifford ,lean Calvin M iss Marshall Mary Reddick Mary li. Taylor l'at Krieghbamn Yirginia Shore lrla liingerle STANDING: XYalter Miller Betty Lou Barker Kathleen Calm Fred Hoffman STAFF Pat Krieghhaum, Ma .. Mary Reddick ry liunice Taylor .. . .........,........................ Catherine Fred Fred Hoffman Kathleen Cami .jean Calvin Helt .... Betty Lou Barker Ruth ClifTorrl .. XYalter Miller Virginia Shore, Ida lfingerlc ..... . Miss Marshall 2 X. f5 , '?f'b l X I

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7' ' Upper Left: Kathleen Cann Lower Left: Ted Riley Top Row ,lim Boyce Raymond Goss Francis Rogers Fred Hoffman Hill Ritchie Second Row Ruth ClilTord Charlotte Medaris Lucyanna Peterson Virginia Shore Mary Eunice Taylor ,lean Calvin XYarren Branian Third Row Mary ,lane Osborn Imogene Haber ,lean Miller Mabel McGrath Mary Reddick Genevere Cook Martha Stretch l94O MANITOU RIPPLES lfditor 7,7, Kathleen Cann Business Manager ,,,, 7,7,, Ted Riley Mounting 7e7,e XYarren Brainan, Raymond floss, tienevere Cook Sports , Bill Ritchie, Fred llottnian, Virginia Shore Calendar , 7 c,,ccc Mary linnice Taylor, Mary Reddick Features ,.s, ss,s, 1 Quth Clifford, Charlotte Medaris Grganizations ss,s ,s,s,ss J anies Boyce, Mary jane Osborn Art Editor s,,ss, ,,,s,s , Jeanne Miller Photography 7 , ,s,,,, sss,,ss,s,s,s jean Calvin, linogene Haber Snapshots ,,ss Mable Mclirath, l,ucyanna Peterson, Francis Rogers Typigtg, ,,,7Vs,e J ,V V7,, r A ss,s, Dorothy Brock, Martha Stretch Junior Class History A, Pat Krieghbaum

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ORCHESTRA Y. Denton M. Gregory Miss Thomson A. lrlanilett B. Blackburn J. Calvin XV. Miller M. Sadowsky ,l. McDougle B. Barker K. Fore C. Spohn L. lieeee I.. Peterson J. Shelton D. Young GLEE CLUB Standing: M. Reddick B. Castle F. Metiuire R. Clifford M. ,l. Ushorn ,l. Miller A. Yiekery K. Fore H. Barker ,l. Golan l.. Gilbert M. li. Taylor L. l'eterson Y. Shore M. Reddiek ,l. Neighbor B. Thrush M. Metirath Sitting: i M. Gregory ,l. Calvin E. Kent Miss 'l'hon1son ,l. linnnons R. ,lennens l'. Krieghlmzunn ORCHESTRA The Rochester lligh Seliool orehestrzl. made up of seventeen high school pupils under the leadership of Nliss lfdith 'l'honison, plztved tor two :isseinhly l xrovfrxuns :ind for zi molitiezd meetin f Ill the XYhitnier llvninztsium. l PN 5 . lfonr of the inenilwers, :ieeonipzuiied hy Miss 'l'honison, iornied Il string ensetnlile. 'l'wo tirst violins ilzlyed luv xl1l.l'g'Zll'l'l Gregory und Xxilltdtll X :ln l.ne, l A J one seeond violin played luv liettv lilzteklmurn. :ind one violoneello plznved luv .lean Nlellougle. entertained :it :1 ll, .X. R. tea. 'I'his vezir the orehestrn had the thrilling experienee of hearing the Indi- nnzipolis Svniphonv Ureltestrzi directed luv lizdmien Sevitskv. This wus made possilile luv the lotinl 'liri liatppu 1Il'Q'IllllZZllilUll. i GLEE CLUB 'l'he tiirls' tllee Cluli, which has lmeeonie one of the tlloit popular organi- zations in the high school, has given nizlny splendid progrzuns. Twenty-live girls. ten soprzinos, nine second StllJl'ZllltDS, and six altos. under the ellieient direction of Bliss lfdith 'l'honison. gave two :tssemhly programs :Lnd sung Lihristnizts enrols at school, :it the community Christmas party, and :tt several homes. They sang ut the zlnnuztl 'l'ri Kappa ten, at the lmzleealmireate serviee. :und :lt the etnninieneenient exercises. 'l'he presence of the tilee liluh on any progrznn zilwzivs insures the listen- ers of good niusie, well given. .Xll their perforinanees have lmeen thoroughly delightful :ind have given proof of the girls' nlmility.