Rochester High School - Rochord Yearbook (Rochester, MN)

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Administrative f f f The graduating class of 1950 has completed the formal education required in the Rochester High School and now is ready to face the future in the world of work or in college. It is hoped that the members of the class have learned the essential prerequisites to success in life. These include a knowledge of how to work, the willingness to see a task through to completion and an ability to get along with people. The best Wishes of the faculty and administration go with the class of 1950 as they leave Rochester High School to assume their respective places in life. N. D. CORY, Szcperintenclent Business Staff Business Otlice details demand judgment, as well as efhciency in handling the vast amount of requisitions, reports and supplies necessary to run a system the size of ours. Under the direc- tion of Business Manager, Ralph Dorsset these duties are very capably performed. Board of Education We are proud of our Board of Education for their willingness to assume the responsibility that is theirs as well as for the line job they have done in providing Rochester with one of the best school systems in the country. We appreci- ate what they have done for us. Mr, Raluh Dorsset managerg lvliss Beverly Boelter accountant, I 3 i . 7 Miss Beverly Overland, assistantg and Mr. Hilbert Kath, assistant man ager. LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Vffaltman XVaIters, Mr. Robert P. Gage, Mr. Samuel P. Allen, Presidentg Mr. Robert L. Jacobs and Dr. P, W. Brown. IO