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

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R. H. S. BAND Our band, having traveled the nine knots of the Sea of Ac- tivities, reviews the year's voyage on this page of its log. The major activity of the year was a drive for new uniforms. To assist this campaign, a Band-Parent.s Club was formed. The band did not attend any spring contests as it was decided to contribute this money to the uniform fund. Those at the helm for this voyage were as follows: Captain Mr. Fiscus First Mate Leo Feece Second Mate Charles Spohn Registrar Kathleen Foore Purser . . Lois l-lerendeen Petty Officer Selena Peterson , , , x X. x xr X, X X First Row--Maurice Sailowsky, Harold Nightlinger, Lois lierenrlcen. Richard lloohcr, Charles iillfjlfill. Phyllis iiraliaim, lim-is Kipf i ll ii l Gilliland, Bill Cessna, Dean larr. econd Row-llarriett Hague. liill Kl'iCQilillllll'l'l, Nvallace Tiwcr. lJunn.i Vastleixizin. llo llelt. ,lack llavis. liol: Rauch. l'h:u'lcs 1 l IJ lx Ross, joe Uallahzm, l.i-0 Feece. jim Shelton, Keith liarts. Iolene Mcssman. Dick Clary. Kathleen Fore, Third Row-Bill Tippy. Eldon Shultz, Frances Sanders, Virginia Graliznn. l'h:1rles Spohn. clue Sparks. llick Newell. Ycrmm .lun Cornell. Katherine Felix, Malcolm Kestner, John Taylor, Mr. ,Fisc.is. iiarl liopper, Vern llerrcll, Deluris llclt, Milton Thac Thacker, Bud Trwin, Dick King.

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Sevcntun members of the crux of R H S have given of their time to tlavel farther in the course of music with Miss Thomson in command During the war one plogram was given in the assembly and one selection was pre sented at commencement Thru members of this 01g2.f1lLatl0l'l will graduate The Gnls Glu Club, whlch from lts beginning has been a very popular organization is composed of twenty six singing sailols commanded by Miss Edith Thomson Through out the yLa1 especially at Chllstmas they have given implesslvc programs for various clubs and the school Music for baccalaureate and commencement services was provided by the Glu Club fxfx.fx.fx,fxfxfx, xfxfxf fx,-X,-Xfxfx,-X ,xii ,xr ORCHESTRA Virginia Denton Jean Mcljougle Margaret Gregory Miss Thomson Arphelia Hamlett Bette Blackburn Lou Ann Zimmerman Charles Spohn Malcolm Kestner Kathleen Fore Jim Shelton Lois Herendeen Leo Feece Jack Overmyer Maurice Sadowsky Harriet Hofrue Charles Burgett GLEE CLUB Sitting June Mathias, June Barts, Ildia Cook, Miss Thomson, Lois Herencleen, .I e a n Neighbor, Jean Gohn. Standing Dixie Harvey, Kath- leen Fore. Margaret Gregory, K a t h r y n Rogers, Mary Kindigr, Marcele R e d d i e k, Mary E. Moore, Selena Peterson, Olive J. Koomler, J e a n Brubaker, Frances McGuire, A u d ri a Vickery, C a r o l y n Bowers, Patty Krieghbaum, Bonnie Sheets, Marietta Kin- dig, Betty Jennens, Jean Emmons, Grace Brown, Wanda Remy.

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Hi-Y up First Row: IJ. Milliscr, VI. Uvrrniyrr, IJ. Young. Second Row: IJ. News-ll. Il. Emmons, ,I. S1v:u'Ics. Il. King. DI. 'l'11yIor. IC. Miller. ll. Niglltlinger. ll. Kriegli- lvuum. K. llarts. A. Swzingo, I.. Feece. Third Row: Il, I'zilmer. IJ. lloovrr, If Killion, IJ. Stout. II. Ilrown, Ii. Skill- more-, hl. Rirlizirmls, IJ. San- ders, Fourth Row: IJ. S m 1 Ie y. I N I . lienunr eric-r. ll. Cessna, I.. llrown, ll, Iliglrr, I.. Young, li. llick, ll. Slay- lmaupgli, l'. llflilllilll. IJ, tiraliziin, I.. Ilrznnzin. Fifth Row: ,l. Stzuisluury, Il, Russ-Slizimion, II. Stewart. VV. Mri':ii'ty, II Iloyvr, ,I. Shelton. Sixth Row: I . Zellers. .I. fallaliaii. il. Killion, VI. Fillwzimlt. Mr. Purdue. AIRPLANE CLUB Left to Right: F. Carithers G. Shaw G. Bowers G. Skidmore B. Newcomb M. Kestner B. Irwin B. Severns M. Thacker B. Wilhoit , J. Miller ' D. Lowman I Mr. Perry I B. Glassley HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, under the sponsorship of Captain Purdue, was directed this year by the following oliicers: Jim Shelton, first mateg Don Stout, petty oflicerg Bob Cessna, mess sergcantg and Edward Miller, purser. As in former years, the club held fall and spring treasure hunts. To welcome in 1941, the members sponsored a New Year's Eve dance in the gym. In addition to the bi-weekly bean suppers. which were held in the galley, there was an Alumni Banquet to which each club member invited a former Hi-Y shipmate. Some of the speakers at the bean suppers were Rev. McGee, Dr. Berkebile, and Mr. Earl AIRPLANE CLUB The Airplane Club was established in January, 1941, by Admiral Perry of the Pensicola Air Base. The club has been steered by George Bowers, who holds all jobs from captain to deck boy. The purpose of the Airplane Club is to interest more boys in modeling and flying airplanes. The first flying contest was held April 20. John Taylor is the only senior cadet. Burgett.