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

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BOYS' GLEE CLUB The Boys' Glee Club, a new organization under the direction of Miss Edith Thomson, is composed of ten boys. It has originated from the former Boys' Quartet and has become quite as popular. This club has provided part of the fine entertain- ment for the Senior Play, Women's Club, Luther- an Church Banquet, Talma Institute, and the Woodrow P. T. A. Meeting. We hope this or- ganization will prosper and grow into as large a group as the Girls' Glee Club in future years. This year's members are: Bill Downs, Dick Downs, Don Reed, Jordon Blumenthal, Bob Mur- phy, Bob Brown, Dick Cook, Bill Schroer, Eugene Humphrey, Jack Davis. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Miss Tlimnsn-11 lfiigvnc lliiinpliruy llill Ilowns limb llrmul limi lived ,Inrnlmi liluim-iitliril Hill lirowii Dirk Downs ,luck llzivis llill Svllrucr l'l1:u'lcs Spoliii GIRLS' GLEE CLUB lx lilnorzl Rouvli Phyllis Xu-wcuinln Mary ,lo Suwcls Vzitlic-1'i11u Kl!ll'l'llllIl'1'S Suzanne lixmlxin 121-m-vicve licstm-1' Maxine Masters 'Q ' S L-ininuur RUXY 2 ,linic Sissml Kratlilu-ii Mcllrmugle I.u:i1mc Ziinnicrnizm Mary I1'vim' Peggy I.m1 ll:n'i1-11 lbmniu Z-ilmzm N:-dm Zinimcrmm livclcne funk Sully Shui:-i' lfngrinl l'x'tei'smi llulwes Murpliy RUXV 3 4 xlmlinc- Rn-:ld lla-lan Kindig llillie ,Ivan Adamson l'4-arlcy ,lolmsrin Virginia Dmmvichi alum- Annu- Smith ilcrzilrlilie Sctliufvr lietiy lrrlcrmie Phyllis firzilnun GIRLS' GLEE CLUB The Girls' Glee Club composed of thirty-one girls, under the competent direction of Miss Edith Thomson, is one of the most high recognized or- ganizations of the school this year. Following is a calendar of the recitals given throughout 1943-44: November, Kiwanis and assembly, De- cember, Baptist Women's Union and Federation of Clubs, May, commencement and baccalaureate. The Glee Club was awarded several gifts of ap- preciation by some of these organizations. An important part of Rochester High School, the Girls' Glee Club has provided the school and com- munity with fine music for many years.

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STATION R. H. S. STAFF ST QITTI Yi A NUI NHL hlfrzniiic Ncwcuiiilm Debate This year for the first time in the history of the school a debate team was organized under the very able direction of Mr. Seal. The team had a very suc- cessful season, winning sixteen and losing thirteen de- bates, in spite of the fact that they were matched against debate teams who had had several years of experience. On the team's schedule were such schools as Central and Riley of South Bend, Peru, Wabash, Elwood, and Nappanee. The very timely question: Resolved that the United States should join in recon- stituting a league of nations, was debated the entire year. At the close of the regular season a Rochester team composed of: Ted Olsen and James Spencer, nega- tive, and Enrico Gretona and Paul Zartman, affirma- tive, took part in the regional tournament at Wabash. Station B. Il. S. Under the competent guidance of faculty sponsor Mary Marshall, Station R. H. S. maneuvered through another successful reign in 1943 and 1944 and brought closer to the students of the high school the vari- ous happenings in which they comprised the governing part. A staff practically bereft of veterans pieced together the daily process of school life and condensed it into a readable sum- mary for the students to digest each Wed- nesday. Fitting reward for the prospective jour- nalists arrived at the termination of the year when each worthy member of the staH' was honored with the presentation of a coveted journalism pin. DEBATE CLUB lioseiii:iry lluxlcy I' Veil Xl ilcliell ,loiwlmi lllunientlizil llmrlcs Slmliii Mr, Stal Donna Zolnizm Sally Sliafm-1' Robert MCKL-lvn-Y Phyllis firzilizun Kathryn lfcliw llolorcs Mun-liy Naomi l light Kathryn Lynch Tom Aylcswortli D1 li 1 rl Ill LC Margaret XVillioit Peggy l.ou lirirrett Suzanne Kaye Miss Marslizill l Betty Zzirmisui iiatlu-i'iiie liarrutlier s