Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

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MR. FRED ROCKEY Principal Dear Students Man doesn't live in a Vacuum, he progresses or regresses in his attempts to find balance in an ever changing world. We who have guided you on your :educational journey can only hope that wisdom, adeptness, awareness and courage is yours as you face adulthood with all its problems, personal and world wide in scope. It is not an adjusted world that you are entering. in. Rather, problems will have to be faced that seemingly have no solution. The test of our endeavers will be your reactions and the de- cisions that you make in the future. MRS. DOROTHY GRAHAM Secretary MRS. DORIS MORROW School Nurse

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THE SCHOOL BOARD: Mr. jack Tedder, Mr. Warren Reynoldson, Mr. Blyh Cooper, Mr. Dick Tapper, Mr. Dick Prang. DR. FRED L. ESVELT Superintendent ANNUAL MESSAGE Human behavior has a tendency to fall into well-defined patterns which control man's habits for protracted lengths of time. Gradually the voice of dessent expresses itself. And the critical de- manding voice becomes the nucleus of change. The challenge of education is to provide our youth with foundation of learning which in turn will provide the necessary insight to demand positive action from the chaos of uncertainty. MR TAPPER Chairman

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MR. COONEY ANDERSON: MR. VICTOR NOV CK: MR. WILLIAM BELCHER: B.S., Pacific U., Reed Collegeg' 5 ' Centralia junior Collegeg Forest Grove, Oregon Portland,r Oregon ' Washington State University ' ' ,ffl V l - or v , ,Q 2 MR. ROBERT HOLTZ: MRS. FREDDIE NEAL: Central Washington B.S., Prairie View A 81 Mg College of Education Post Graduate Work, U. of Arizona 6