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

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ATOMS AND AMPS were the subjects of this interesting assembly presented to not only entertain but also inform Rocky students of the wonders of science. Assemblies Offer Entertainment, Information rniiifiniiiiiiniiiiinfMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitniiiuiiiniuiinnnulif “YOU’RE NO GOOD, CANDY “ “YOU’RE NO GOOD, PLINK-A, PLINK-A, PLUNK. Rocky students actively participate in the enjoyable STEVE.” One of the highlights of the Davenport Central fall banjo assembly. Exchange assembly was the singing of this talented • Davenporter. 8 ASSEMBLIES

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Joining clubs, activities . . . backing the Rocks on Friday night . . . the big dances of the year— Homecoming, Sno-Ball, Sweetheart Swirl, the Prom . . . the ride home from school . . . getting all “A ' s” . . . the Friday assemblies . . . the Crimson Crier . . . representing Rocky . . . “218”’... the up and down stairs . . . looking at school with a smile t . . . leading clubs, planning activities . . . beating Moline . . . dating a “friend” . . . the walk to school . . . struggling for good grades . .. cheer¬ ing your class to victory in the “con¬ tests” . . . putting out the school paper . .. winning for Rocky .. . that 3rd unexcused tardy ... meeting your friends in the halls . . . having fun. g h 1 g h t seeing a value in school.

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“GIVE US AN ‘R’!“ Rocky ' s varsity and sophomore cheerleaders combine talents to bolster school spirit for week-end games with Davenport Central and Moline. LEARNING TO CHEER was a key job of the sophomore section during the weekly pep assemblies. Here, sophomores act bewildered at their first “contest.” ASSEMBLIES 9