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

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Q .Fay Diversifies Skills Attained b Allen-Lohman team presents musical sketches before assembly. Students learn new skills by participat- ing in different activities within the school. Outside the school the Diversified Qccupa- tions program provides students with the opportunity to gain experience through on the job training. Several Rochester business firms cooperate with the school in this pro- gram. Assembly programs, too, furnish edu- cational value as well as entertainment. Mr. Reed adjusts controls so Y-Teen Sandy Smith can read daily devotions. 1 l'a4e Simfeefz f

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s Mingled with urprises Downstairs hall is declared a dangerous zone as students juniors D. Barkman, T. Ravencroft, VV. Warren, L. open lockers. I.. Steffy returns B. Robertsons books. Gohn, and B. Werner proudly display new class rings M. Butler seems to be having her own difficulties. to sponsor, Miss Lucas. A fairly consistent pattern at R. H. S. has evolved for each school day. This pat- tern sometimes varies as unexpected inci- dents occur to add zip while moments of relaxation also slip into the busy schedule. With the arrival of their class rings, the juniors are conviced that the seniors do not get all the breaks. Tim Stott. prexy of Student Council, rarely finds time to relax with his guitar. rPa,Qe Fifteen f

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Observation and Participation D. O. members are P. Murray, J. Alspach, D. Keim, P. Swanson, J. Blackburn, N. Hall, S. Books, D. Abbott, G. Grogg, B. Fletcher, M. Funk, R. Edington, T. Sissel. Not pictured are D. Sampsel and R. Enyart. a Local. -hospital employs Donna Keim as laboratory Sponsor H. Pearson gives helpful tips to D. O. students technician. J. Blackburn and D. Keim. 1' P1126 Sez erzfeevzf