Rochester High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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SENIORS 1. AABY, FLORENCE Honor Points 27 Entered as a junior from I-Iayfield High School. During senior year belonged to the Social Science Club and the Commercial Club. Lives in the coun- try and hasn't much time for outside activities, but has been a substitute teacher for Sunday school some years. 2. ALBRIGHT, -ISABELLE Honor Points 20 Entered as a sophomore in 1933-34 from Willow City, North Dakota. Has not been able to partici- pate in outside activities because of living so far from school. 3. ALBRIGHT, LEE Honor Points 33 Entered from Willow City, North Dakota, in 1933-34. There he belonged to Boy Scout Troop 31 and Epworth League. Here participated in soft ball in 1933-34, was on track team 1933-36, and joined Monday night basketball in 1934-35. Was on the 1935-36 football squad. 4. AMOS, LEOLA Honor Poihts 25 Entered seventh grade in 1930-31. Attended Dover High School during grades ten and eleven. Took part in the Junior Class Play there and was a member of the Drill Team. Re-entered here for 1935-36. 5. ANDERSON, PHYLLIS Honor Points 32 Won Junior Life Saving Emblem in 1932-33, and Senior Life Saving Emblem and Girls' Athletic Monogram in 1934-35. Was a member of the Commercial Club and Girls' Athletic Club in senior year. 6. AUSEN, ANNA MARJORY Honor Points 41 In 1930-31 was homeroom representative, took part in operetta and Christmas play, belonged to Social Science Club. In 1931-32 played in operetta. In 1932-33 belonged to Social Science Club, one- act play cast, and was elected to junior Honor Society. In 1934-35 won music emblem, belonged to Language Club, in 1935-36 belonged to D. E. A. and Language Club. Has studied violin and piano, served as president of Epworth League and Stand- ard Bearers, and belonged to Girl Reserves and the church choir. 7. BALDWIN, ROBERT Honor Points 39 In 1933-34 served as homeroom representative, member of student police and of track squad. As a junior was homeroom representative, member of gymnastics squad and class play costume manager. Has been axmember of Boy Scout Troop 21, and of the Young People's Choir and Society of Bethel Lutheran Church. 8. BANDEL, NEWTON Honor Points 26 Served as homeroom representative for 1935-36. Has worked on Saturdays and after school so has had no time for activities. 9. BACH, DAVID Honor Points 42 Was a member of Social Science Club and operetta cast, 1930-32g of Language Club, Social Science Club, and One-3Ct play cast, 1932-33. In tenth grade belonged to Language Club, football squad, track squad, one-act play cast. In 1934-35, mem- ber of D. E. A., class play cast, football squad, and was a cheer leader, in 1935-36, homeroom repre- sentative and cheer leader. Has belonged to Boy Scouts, DeMolay, Junior Izaak Walton League, and been Hi-Y vice-president. Studied music three years. 10. BANNON, DOROTHY Honor Points 30 Entered the ninth grade from St. John's, belonged to Girl Scouts, and was elected to the Junior Honor Society, 1932-33. Belonged to Commercial Club, 1934-36, and to D. E. A., 1935-36. Was elected to National Honor Society, 1935-1936. Has taken part in basketball, volleyball, Girl Scout swim- ming, has been Girl Scout assistant patrol leader and member of Seton Guild. 11. BARLOW, LORRAINE Honor Points 35 Took part in Christmas play in 1930-31, and in operetta in 1931-32. Belonged to Commercial Club as a junior. Was secretary of Commercial Club, homeroom representative, and a member of D. E. A. in 1935-36. 12. BARNES, ROMELLE Honor Points 24 Took part in operetta in seventh grade, was a mem- ber of D. E. A. as a junior, and a homeroom repre- sentative in 1935-36. Belongs to the Young Peo- ple's Society and Junior Choir of Bethel Lutheran Church, and has been a Girl Reserve for four years. SEVENTH GRADE CLASS OFFICERS' OR CLASS OF 1941 Mark Anderson, Secretary, Marizin Ienkins, Vice- Presidentg lean Hills, Treasurer, Betty Purves, President.

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DEDICATION O STUDENTS of our school will always remember Miss Whiting for her friendly guidance and effective disci- pline. As an appreciation of her untir- ing service, the members of che class of 1936 respectfully dedicate this publication to our retiring assistant principal, Miss Mary E. Whiting. Q f

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