Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

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Margaret Bagler wall my tatle Speed Queen SENIOR CLASS Wlll. Walt Elgan wall my abalaty to get out of work Audrey Tucker wall my knowledge of how to Don Dyce wall my abalaty to cheat on tests to ash vocabulary to Dean Tedder Ralph Strong wall to any person who turns out one practace or game an two years Joyce Keesee wall my abalaty to get socaology who as takang a test Alace Barber wall my abalaty to accompany the my posataon as edator of the Rochestaraan to to Jerry Malls skap school to my saster Myrna Margaret James and my outstandang l9l Span for football or basketball my abalaty to not mass answers from the other students to any Junaor Nonette and Chorus to Margaret James and JoClayre Marvan to Karen Bowers and my posataon an Nonette to DeeDee Weaks Paul Holm bequeath my glasses to Roma Lee and my Ford to Ken Brunton af the torque asn t too much for ham to handle lvan Crews wall my weaght to Burdette Holmes Pat Eckard wall my red haar to Mr Lanphere and my freckles to Carol Kang Jean Curtas wall my haps to Karen Stout and my long noasy earrangs to Roger Palmer an hopes that he ll look better an them Delsae Smath wall my heaght to Dolores Bodan and my natural curly haar to Esther Parkhurst Katherane Athanas wall my abalaty to do bookkeepang to anyone who wall take at next year Ron Johnson wall leave lust an tame Bob Knutz wall my 41 Ford to Roy Walters af he can fand at Maralyn Waggoner wall my nackname Waggles to Judy Wood Larry Cole wall my abalaty to skap school to people who get caught Janet McVey wall my lnjun outfat and feathers to Mr Lanphere Darla Mallaern wall my four happy years at R H S to Skap Howdeshell Earl Walklang wall my abalaty to keep transmassaons to George Straegel and my Ford to Bud Munsell Ed Galvan wall all my unfanashed assagnments to Jam Walker Alberta Galham wall my abalaty to stay at home and waat for my guy to any garl who cannot or won t Also my quaetness to Karen Stout Make Coler wall my great typang speed to Charlae Vaughn Dave Magnuson wall my hot chevy motor to Jam Walker Leon Voetberg w ll my abalaty of puttang up wath Mrs Merry for one whole year to anyone who thanks he can do at Dan Hull wall my abalaty to drop transmassaons to Ron Newman Lloyd Palm wall my abalaty to get noons an ag to Bruce McDougal John Ott wall my amaganary date book to Olan Darlang Ray Walters wall my typang errors to anyone who can use them Martha Fosnacht wall my football helmet from the senaor play to Roy Snyder and my healthy appetate to Tam Newman Coleman Agency Cranes Shoe Servlce Insurance Aar and Shap Travel School Shoes Leather Goods Repalrs Shanes lO7 West Maan PE 6 762l CENTRALIA 324 E 4th Ave FL 7 9098 OLYMPIA a . - , - a V ' a a a . . . .. aa . , . . a a . , . , . , . . a a . . , . , . , . . . . . . . a a - . . - at . an , . , . , . . , . . . . a , . a . . . , . , . , . I , . . , . , . , . , . a - i . I-. I -.. .- n 11 - I

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SHELBY GARSKE RAY WALTERS C orus l 3 4 Offsce 4 Lsbarary 3 Re I 2 entered from Auburn Hugh School 4 SENIOR CLAS! HISTORY The Sensors started on the warpath four years ago wsth 42 Scouts In the r freshman year they sponsored a skatsng party March IO Aprsl l they sponsored a clash day when the students and teachers alske wore clothes that clashed On the same day they presented an assembly The next year saw ssx more young neophytes sosnsng the trsbe whsch had attasned the rank of Braves There were now 48 sn the group and they sponsored the trad tsonal Sophomore Hop on March 5 In the tall of 54 they were fsnally Warrsors The trsbe had dropped to 39 members At sports events the full fledged Warrsors could be heard yellsng Hot coffee pop popcorn and candy' Actsvstses enjoyed that year were the Junsor Dance February 4 the Junsor Sensor Ball Aprsl l and the Junsor Sensor Banquet May I4 The class fsnally became Chsefs sn the tall of l95'5 They started wsth 34 members sn the trsbe but ended wsth 32 The masn event of the year was the Sensor play Brother Goose presented November l8 Other events of the year were the Junsor Sensor Ball sn Aprsl the Junsor Sensor Banquet sn Feb ruary and a St Patrscks Dance March l6 The Sensor Trsp proved to be very ensoyable to all who attended Baccalaureate was held May 27 and Commencement May 28th CLASS OFFICERS Audrey Tucker Pressdent Joyce Keesee Representatsve Janet McVey Vsce Pressdent Pat Eckard Secretary Ralph Strong Representatsve Ron Johnson Treasurer Cent.-alla Kms-1-mg Mlll Centralsa Federal Savsngs if Loan Sweaters and Jackets ASSOCISHOI1 CENTRALIA WASHINGTON 207 We t Masn Street Centralsa Washsngton w . ' 4' h , , . ' . ' . - FFA , ,3, 4. A . ' ' E .N ! . I dk. n -se s g 1 . Q , S .

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Pat Eckard, Evann Bain, Alice Barber, Janey McVey, Audrey Tucker, Walt Elgin, Mart Fosnacht, Paul Holm, Joyce Keesee, Marilyn Waggoner, Don Dyce. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Senior Class presented their play November I8 at the Maple Lane Village Gym. The name of it was BROTHER GOOSEH Walt Elgin played the part of Jeff Adams, an architect, and the head of a household consisting of his tomboy sister Hy, lshort for Hyacinthl, a real football playing girl, played by Mart Fosnachtg Wes, his seventeen year old brother, suffering from puppy-love, played by Paul Holm: and Carol, the fifteen year old contest-entering sister, played by Janet McVey. Peggy, portrayed by Audrey Tucker, moved on to take over command of the household from the disappointed maid, Helen, played by Marilyn Waggoner. The present apple of Wes's eye was a young southern lady of seventeen from next door by the name of Eve. Eve was played by Joyce Keesee. Sarah, Eve's colored maid, was played by Pat Eckard. Lenore, played by Alice Barber, was in competition with Peggy for Jeff's affection and with Mrs. Trimmer, played by Evann Bain, for his architectural skills. The truck driver who found the gas tank of his truck plugged with breakfast food, was played by Don Dyce. ,- .wa M1 ,-.sw S1 ' - - - l it Wells Flower Shop Y0U '9 DW9 C0mP3nY Brightest Corner in Olympia The store your doctor recommends. Phone 8422 200 East Fifth at Washington Olympia lOl North TOWSY CENTRAUA