Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

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DR. FRED L. ESVELT Superintendent Dear Students: Self and school are two subjects all of us are concerned with here at Rochester High School. The two terms without descriptive words are in themselves of little worth. The placement of the words knowledge of, or pride in, before these terms bring life and meaning to them. My thought to you is to have knowledge of self and your schoolg this may lead to under- standing and pride. aawwy Fred Rockey Principal . 15 lip! W, Owjffygd Social progress is a phenomenon of our time. Our schools are a product of society and, inversely, our society is a product of our schools. In order to function properly in this dual role of responsibility we must strive to make our high school more comprehensive in nature, to provide an education for all students within our community, and to maintain a balance between local community and national attitudes toward the function of education. This past year has provided an early oppor- tunity for out educational service to more closely parallel that of social progress. Our faculty and students have developed an aura of looking ahead - a most important product.

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Administration

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School Board Mr. J. Tedder, Mr. W. Reynoldson, Mr. B. Cooper, Chairman Mr. D. Tapper, Mr. Prang. S d 1 tu ent Councl First Row: I. Barton, D. Carlson, T. Westbrook, M. Coffin, J. Futter, Business Manager R. Stout, Secretary J. Gilliam, Vice-President D. Reynoldsen. Second Row: F . Wickholm, S. Hickman, G. Bartlett, Treasurer V. Weiks, V. Arnold, A. Morrow, President F. Fosnacht, D. Phillips, Annual Editor D. Penny.