Rock Island High School - Watchtower Yearbook (Rock Island, IL)

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RAY HUGHES SALLY JAMISON BOBBY JOE HUNT CAROL JOHNSON DONALD HUNTLEY DONNA JOHNSON KAY IGLEHART JEAN JACKSON NANCY JOHNSON JOYCE JOHNSTON by Lisa Burgess, Arthur Goldstein, John House, Nancy Johnson, and Bonnie Kjellstrand. The juniors assisting the senior staff mem¬ bers of The Wotchtower were Arthur Gold¬ stein, Bonnie Kjellstrand, Martha Mackey, Robert Motz, Jane Piggott, and Richard Wight. At the end of our junior year, Jayne Barber was chosen as an alternate to represent Rocky High at the I Mini Girls ' state. Four of our classmates received one of the highest honors a junior may receive. Lisa Burgess, June Chambers, Merrell Clark, and Charles Thomas were selected by the senior class to be junior marshals for the graduation ceremonies. Before our junior year was over, we spon- DARLENE JONES RICHARD KENNEDY BEVERLY KENNEY ELIZABETH KERRES JACK KETTERING LAWRENCE KIPPERMAN 27

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JOHN HAUSE GARY HENDREN SALLY HAWKS HELEN HERATH GERALD HAYES SHIRLEY HERBERT EUGENE HAZEN FRANCES HIXSON DARLENE HEATON MARIAN HODGE the Glee club when it presented The Bartered Bride during the spring of our junior year. Our junior class claimed the lead roles of that operetta with Marilyn Melow and Berta Weiler giving excellent performances. Mr. Maurus directed the music department at Rocky High and selected Bonnie Kjellstrand as accom¬ panist. Something which will stay in our minds for¬ ever was the production of the speech class play, The Father of the Bride, starring Nancy Johnson and Karl Wickstrom. The junior class play, Pink Magic, featured Car¬ olyn Wessel in the lead role. A large group of juniors composed this cast. The Crimson Crier was published in the spring of our junior year by a staff headed GLORIA HOFFMANN MARJORIE HOLCOMB YVONNE HOLLINGSWORTH MARGARET HOTELING JO ANN HOWELL WILSON HUBBELL 26

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LARRY KIRBY ROBERT KRUG BONNIE KJELLSTRAND PAULINE LEDBETTER NEAL KLUDY LOUISE LEGG WILLIAM KRAN ERIC LEVY HAROLD KRAUSE RUTH LINDBURG sored the Junior-Senior Prom Remember how we decoroted the gym ond plonned everything for the theme, “Stardust ? Everything was perfect the night of the prom, but it was sad seeing the seniors at their last school formal. That was another busy year! As we move into our final year of high school, we see that Charles Thomas was our president again, while Nancy Raymond took over the vice-presidential post, and Jayne Bar¬ ber was secretary. Our football team ploughed through the season with an undefeated record. This made its members Quad-City and Northwest Con¬ ference champs. Richard Allison was named to the first string on the All-State football SHIRLEY LIPKOWITZ LAWRENCE LOPEZ VERNIECE LITVIN JO ANN LOQUIST NANCY LONG LARRY LOWE