Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

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.ff 'Q fx -,, Foreword End of another year . . . lt is difficult, isn't it, to realize that the term could go so quickly. This was a busy, active year . . . the Year ,X of the Change . . . new activities, new facilities, The big change was, of course the new building. We felt the advantages of private classrooms and pleasant surroundings. We tried new activities, such as iumping on the trampoline and participating in debate. We participated in intra-mural sports. There are many events to remember . . . the pep assemblies with the always lively skits . . . the ball games, such as the thriller-diller with Oakville . . . skating parties and dances . . . the Girls' League slumber party where no one slept . . . the Variety Show we worked so hard for . . . Fun Week, when we alternated between looking like hobos, little kids, and clashing clothes . . . plays and concerts . . . the disastrous FathervDaughter Dessert when a silver thaw and power outage really gummed up the works . , . the unexpected vacation when bad roads forced the schools to close. But more than these, we'll remember the daily companionship with each other, the day- in-and-dayaout routine of school to ed o 5 g . DP C4 ' casionally with an exam . . . L We saw the birth of a new project, to light J the athletic field. We worked, and the alumni . 5, worked, sponsoring dances, ball games, sending ' Il. 5 out letters . . . LX lt was a good year . . . .I .'l . O: t Q . ' :I U ., . ..' i .J Q .' , ' 1 ' , ' The staff wishes to take this opportunity to especially thank Mr. 1 ' 2 Robert Jacox, or as we all call him, Jay, for the many, many, ex- , ', - cellent pictures he took for us. Whenever we needed a picture, , ' '. ' whether it was at a ball game, play, program, or just during the day, ' ' '- Jay was always ready and willing to do the job. For all the awkward L' positions, headaches, and time . . . Jay, thanks a lot. J . I Bettman s Men Sho 4Ol Capitol Way FL 7 50ll Olympia CENTRALIA CHEHALIS LONGVIEW OLYMPIA Serving Thurston County Since 1851 roffitt,s Department store 6 , S l if 4 ,,ll..Jl...IL..I,lI ll ii ii ,f' 1 1 ---

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We Made the Change . . . from a grade school room to an ultra-modern lab . . . Administration