Rock Hill High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Pedro, OH)

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Honors VALEDICTORIAN - JOAN HUNTER Throughout her four years of high school, Joan has been one of the outstanding leaders of the class. The faculty and classmates recognize her unparalleled ability and talent. Her pleasing manner and patience has marked her as being a person well capable of advancing in any field of endeavor. Besides her excellent scholastic record, Joan is equally recognized for her friendliness. The Commercial Department congratulates her for her assistance and the excellent Annual that she edited. It is with a feeling of pride that Rock Hill High School gives to the world of Business, Joan Hunter-Valedictorian. SALUTATORIAN - WAYNE DALTON “Others first, self last, is practiced by Wayne Dalton, who has captured the admiration of all his classmates. Wayne possesses the characteristics necessary to be successful in his future life. His friendly smile and pleasant personality combined with his ability will make Wayne a leader in anything he attempts. When designing future leaders, Wayne could easily be used as a true pattern. A ll'County James Cline, a Senior, was chosen as an All-County football player of the past football season. James, in our opinion, does very well as a halfback, and he also is a very good runner. He was the team’s leading scorer with a total of nineteen points in one game. James has completed three years as one of the Varsity Squad. He is five feet eight inches in height, weighs one hundred and fifty-five pounds and is seventeen years of age. After graduating James plans to study Soil Conservation. James Colvin, a very popular member of the Junior Class was also chosen as All-County football player. He is a good defensive end as well as a good pass receiver. Junior, as we know him, weighs one hundred and sixty pounds, is six feet one inch in height, and also seventeen years old. Before starting to Rock Hill, James played on the varsity team at Hanging Rock High School. We are looking for James to win this honor again next season. Keith Dewitz, a Sophomore, was chosen a member of the All-County basketball team as well as one of the All-Tournament Team. Keith, in his second year of basketball here at Rock Hill, came up with a total of one hundred and twenty points, giving him an average of eleven points per game. Though he is the smallest player on our varsity squad, being five feet six inches in height, he has started many scoring plays from his guard position. Keith is very co-operative with his fellow-players as well as in other school events. 10

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Seniors J.W es (LINE President LEE ADDIS Vice-President CECIL CHATFIELD Treasurer PATTY MerLAIN Secretary JOAN Hl’NTEK Editor -VAYNK LALTON Business-.Manager