Rochester High School - Rochesterian Yearbook (Rochester, WA)

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SAIUICAIORIAU ARLENE WINKLE 3.72 GPA VAl60lC1IOI2lAN JOHN BARTON 3. 94 GPA

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. A A , zmk 3, , Q 1 A t, y -: I f V , Q Semen Class hlstony The year 1960 marked the begin- ning of high school life at RHS for 83 youthful students. Class ad- visors were Mr. Rosacrans and Mr. Anderson. Leadingthe class were Dave Johnson, pre sidentgDon Carlson, vice president, JoAnne Stewart, secretary, Arlene Winkle, treasurer, and John Barton and Judy Gilliam, representatives. Among the many activities through- out the year was a Roaring 20's sock dance. Havingrealpep, they supported a rooting section and class yell staff at all Freshman games. In their second year, the class of '64 was led by Bill Betts, pres- ident, Roger Downs, vice pres- identg Jo Anne Stewart, secretary, and Don Carlson and Janet Fuller, representatives. Mrs. Harris and Mr. Carpenter were advisors. As sophomores, they sponsored a sock dance and helped to make Homecoming a success by part- icipating in a skit and erecting the prize winning exhibt. The class of '64's first year as upperclassmen was their most active. The class managed the concession stand, sponsored a sock dance, and organized the traditional Junior-Senior Ball and Junior-Senior Banquet. The class officers were Arlene Winkle, president, Judy Gilliam, vice president, Kristina Lunda secretary, Carol Anderson, treasurer, George Bryant and Sylvia Ayers, representativesg Mr. Kendall, Mr. Doering, and Miss Sutherland, advisors. Their final year of high school found the class of '64 in a positon of leadership. The year found Don Bartlett, president, Roger Downs, vice president, Lea Ann Bodin, secretary, Sandi Squires, treasurer, Sandy Angwood and Greg Goodrich, representatives. The class advisor, Mrs. Harris, led the seniors in various activities. The class represented itself well in sports, student government, and club activities.

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STENOGRAPHER CAROL ANDERSON FBLA 2,3,4Q Class Treasurer 39 GAA 2,3, 4, President 49 National Honor So- ciety 49 Girls' League l,2,3,4, Secre- tary 49 Stage crew 39 Chorus 39 Of- fice Staff 49 Pep Club 1,2,3, 49 None- tte 39 Honor Roll 3g Perfect attendance 39 Freshman yell staff9 FHA 1,49 Girl of the Month, November, 1963. SE CRETARY SYLVIA AYERS Girls' League l,2,3,4, President 49 Office Staff 49 Student Council 3,49 Class Representative 39 Library Club Vice-president 39 Librarian 39 Pep Club 1,2,39 FBLA 2,3,49 GAA 2,3,49 All-school Musical Stage Manager 3, 49 All school Play Stage Manager 3,49 Perfect Attendanceg Honor Roll 4. HOUSEWIFE JOYCE ANGWOOD All-school play, stage crew 39 FTA 49 GAA 35 Girls' League 1,2,3,49 Chor- us 39 Art Club 3,42 Pep Club 1,39 Tal- ent Show 19 Librarian 3,49 Library Club 3. CIVIL EN GINEE R DON BARTLETT Basketball 1,2,3,49 Football 1,2,3,4, All-conference 29 Baseball 1,2,3,49 Band 1,22 All-school play 3g Solist 1, Stage crew 39 Class treasurer2, Pres- ident 49 Pep Club 1,22 Boys' Club 1,2, 3,4Q Talent show 3,49 ASB publicity manager 39 Student Council39 FFA lg Lettermen's Club 1,2, 3, 4. AMBITION ACCOMP LISHED SANDRA ANGWOOD BLANKSMA Student Council 4s Class Officer-Rep- resentative 49 Honor Roll 4g Girls' League l,2,3,49 FTA 49 GAA 39 Art Club 3, 49 Library Club 39 Librarian 3,49 All-school play 39 Assistant stage manager 39 Talent Show 1. WARRIOR ON THE GO Perky and energetic, Arlene Winkle worked efficiently as ASB Sec- retary throughout her last year at RHS.