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

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Sheila Metcalf stocks the shelves at the Cof¬ fee Merchant. Chris Huntly, Mike Flaherty and Telly Papanikolaou await the evening rush at the new Hardee ' s in Rock Valley Plaza. 24 Working

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Sometimes the “right” school is in your own backyard. A representative from Northern Illinois Uni¬ versity discusses the programs which her insti¬ tution had to offer. Jim Schoeck pauses in the counseling office Many senior Rocks showed much interest in the to see what Chicago has to offer. University of Iowa. College Choices 23

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Todd Hickman wonders just how many more students Mr. Nyman wants. Bob Fout doesn ' t know whether to collect at¬ tendance or file notes. Mrs. Narske will tell him. Working For Fun ... And Profit Rocky students LOVED to stay busy. For some the jobs were after school affairs completely seperate from their six hours of class work. Dave Reed was at Geifmans, Jim Moore at Bishops, Jeff Bowden at the Cinemas and Beth Bell at The Foot Locker were only a few among many. Sometimes it was difficult to keep their two lives seperate, but they managed. Other Rocky pupils donated or volunteered their time to help in the swimming pool, counselor’s office, dean’s complex and the truant of¬ fice. Some who were not pictured include Brian Roberts, Tiffany Col¬ lins and Debbie Rumley. The school deeply appreciated their help and assistance. Beth Bohr decides against having the first Angie Peschang waits for Ms. Thul to write out a pass, piece of Mr. Reid’s morning pastry. Office Helpers 25