Rock Valley High School - Rock Yearbook (Rock Valley, IA)

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hiik :5EEEiLf'X CATHERINE ROELOFS And still they gazed, and still the wonder grew, that one small head could carry all she knew Glee Club l 2 3, L Chorus 2 3 b Music, Pres b Pep Club Sec'y k Treas, 2 Class Play 3,h Newstaff, Music Editor 3 Class Sec'y 3 Student Council Rep L LA VONNE WESSELINK She uses all her care her lessons to prepare glee Club l, 2, 3 A Chorus 2, 3, A Pep Club Band l, 2 3 A Class Play 3, A Newstaff Editor Class Sec'y h Class Treas l 3 Newstaff Assist Student Council Cclass rep I 1 Naustaff Grade Reporter 2 IATHILDA MIDDLE She may not shock you, but she's a live wire Band 1 2, 3 L Glee Club 1 2 Chorus 1, 2 Basketball l 2 Pep Club Class Play-3, L Class Sec'y Treas.-2 Student Council lclass rep.J-3 Girls' State-3 Newstaff H. S. Reporter-L PAT BOGAARD None but himself can ever be his parallel. Class Play+3 10 or lfi 1 , f . e :::gs ,s, is -,, i..,:f-Y ,lag -.jf g 2 ' ' ' XPC 5 W y ,. ni A-. ,-, -. -X -'X -.ff :- 1 -- , -, , A .- 0 I ' 1 1 ' 9 1 ' S I ,... - - q - - ,.. , - , -3 Q' a ' e 1 y was , X O ' 1 9 ' r ' 1

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IB: GERARD VAN BEEK Play and I'll play with you study and I'll study alone. Class Play-3, 1+ Pep Club MARIE CLEYPOOL She's llttle, but she gets around Pep Club Basketball 1,2 Class Play 3 b Newstaff Typlst h Glee Club l Chorus 1 Class Treas L ROSE RANSCHAU One Beautiful Blonde Bombshell with a voice that carries. Chorus-3 Glee Club-3 Pep Club Newstaff-Typist-A Class Play-3, h Basketball-l, 2, 31, L1 MARVIN IN'T VELD I'm not afraid of work I can sleep along side of lt Pep Club Class Play 3, A Glee Club 2 4 Chorus 3 L 9 11 Qvw JOHN LANDEGENT Full of jokes and fun. Pep Club Chorus-A Glee Club-2 A Class Play 3 A Track 3 bl ALICE VAN DYKE As calm and serene as the blue water of a lake 1n other words, nothlng ruffles her Chorus L P1ano Accomp 3 Pep Club Class Play 3 A Y ' a ' y X. IIS? 1 . 3 3: I v 1 , 1 P Pig- Cu. 3 - ! . . Q - gy 'L p Q Basketball-li, 21, 31, ul .- i - 9 -. I V

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Class of 1951 As graduates of 1951 you will soon take your place in the adult world Whether you begln work at some occupation or con tinue ln school, two magor obgectives must be welghed Surely you will want to do whatever 1S best for yourself and you w1ll also want to think about the contributlon that your life will make to soclety Whatever you do I thlnk lt would be well for you to accept the advlce of the late Ch9St9Tf19ld who sa1d, 'Alm at perfectlon ln everythlng, though in most th1HFS lt 1S unattalnable, however than those whose lazlness and despondency make them glve lt up as unattalnable I wlsh you much success and happlness in the years ahead Sincerely, E R Haas, Supt Th1S year our graduating class enters a troubled and restless period in our world h1StOPy R6SPOnS1b1l1t1eS are greater, and greater effort must be exerted to achleve happlness and success I trust that each member of the Class of 1951 wlll accomplish his goal and asslst ln bringlng peace and happlness to our natlon. S1ncerely, Nn J3JtJ1SrxEhJVNkJ Mary NOFPIQ 11 they who aim at it, and persevere, will come much nearer to it ' n