Rockford High School - Indian Rocket Yearbook (Rockford, WA)

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DAN SULLIVAN His abxlxty to get away wxth contxnuous talkxng in classes to anyone who wall make use of xt 1h the future PEGGY WATERBLY Her aptxtude for always getting thzngs mxxed up to 'No one ll LARRY WIDNER Hxs abxlxty to grow a cookie duster', and hxs fxrst chances at new gnrls to LeRoy MacM1l1an CLASS PROPHECY Twenty Years from now BILL BELL Lookxng as chxpper and young as ever, he may be seen every week day at Pullman where he has become Chxef Surgeon at the Veterxnary Hospxtal He IS doxng very well, too, and enjoys every mxnute of nt, STEPHEN BERNER we fnnd nn a dark attzc on the thxrd floor of an old house an the poorer dxstrxct an San Francxsco, but don't be misled by thrall 1t's not the lack of fxnances No xndeedl It's just that thxs atmosphere xs more conducxve to a thrxvxng young author who has Just had publxshed a best seller, entxtled The Shrek of the Undertakzng Parlorn CLARK COLLIER is cashang lh on has dual personalnty ac quired at hxgh school A floorwalker xn a bxg Department paczfy the old bxddxes' and spendxng the rest of his time mutterxng and swearxng to hxmself expressing hrs real opxn xon as usual DQN LEE we fxnd hxm a substantxal and leadzng cxtzzen here in the communzty where he was born and raxsed He zs presx dent of the School board, and stlll brxngs 1n the fxrst but tercup of the season the thr URQQlSt6T DORTHY MATHIESON we see Dorthy, stxll slxm and charmxng, realxzxng one of her greatest dreams She has completed her beauty course and now owns and operates a lxttle shop on the grounds of Fort Lewxs She recently perfected a nsoldier boy haxrcut, whxch 18 soon to be featured xn Uvogue PARTICIA PALMER She as presxdent of the Setters P T A , whxch has become one of the most outstandxng assocxatxons of nts kxnd zn all Idaho Pat expects to run for natxonal pres xdeni of the organxzatxon next electron . . . . , . U . . store--turning on the smiles and Nspreading it on thicku to H . . . . ,

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CLAFS WILL We the Seniors of 1941, having reached our majority and still of sound mind, realize that there are many worth while things that someone must get the benefit of when we leave. Because it is utterly fitting and proper that the world should long note and remember what we have done here, we now bestow after due care and forethought, the following: BILL BELL His secret recipe for an apple polish that always has Hshined upu his cause with the teachers to Jim Ramsey whose present variety has lost its strength STEVE BERNER his latest barber clippings to Mr Bowman CLARK COLLIER His bright and dazzling ties, and his talent for shad owing cars to the camouflage department in the army DON LEE His perfect figure and natural strut to the Baton Group DORTHY MATHIESON Her love to anybody especially Don PATRICIA PALMLR Her ability to et m n r s o the High School ANNIE PDRCELL All her excuses to get close to a window to watch traf fic go by to Margaret Schmidt who hasn't learned to be in terested yet MARFAQ T UbQTlLL Her Irish temper to anyone who can control t better DHT Y SOgPhER er opinions that have been hiaden for so long, any one intereste in knowin h secret thoughts UAV Txpop his kno ledge of r N women and his Friday right trips to wonald Aubrey . V' Il ' ' U . ' ' g a a. to the e t f ' it U 'i J F Ti . ' . my ' i than she can. ' -T I K T H, ' ' . b - to ' a ' . ' 3 .er . . U E S 'o'- 2' w ist to '.-foo f - , ' . ' .' . ' T ' .

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ANNIE PUsCPLL Stxll makrng her mark as a nurse her one amb1t1on to marry the doctor however, she' s ll srngle and loves QIVIDQ orders and telllng funny storles QARGARET DURTILL After vastxn several years trylng out her flalr as forexan newspaper correspondent, we frnd Gar garet settled mn her hlCN3YQOChlhQ hxgh school students T IS rs her l1f trne occupat1on she wore that school teacher look even rn hlgh s hool BETTY OPOONER Upholdrng her Flgh school belxef, that love makes the world go round Betty spent many years motherlng the lxttle orphans at the washmngton ch1ldren'e home How ever at thxs wrltxng she lS agarn atggxng up dlrt ut stead of dolng xt for the Rocket she now does t on h ther's farm DAVID QTRQUP We look ln on Davld lecturzng a group young men on Safe Drrvxngf He learned Q11 the on through hrs experxences whxle attendrng hxgh school DAN SLLLIVAN He now owns hrs own farm in acres at the top of NICG Peak, and he and hrs Ford enjoy the tranquxlxty of lt all after hrs long, hard years nn Rockford Hxgh PEGGY WATERBLY Peggy rs frnally gettxng pa1d for her long hours wxth her drawxngs After years of free, thankless work for newspaper and annual she now draws a handsome sal ary as artrst for ESQUIRE LARRY WIDNEQ He aged early because of the strxfe encoun ered R and 15 now a proressxonal Santa Claus Hrs chref boast to the krddles 15 that he has never used a razor! for some unaccountable reason, he says, busxness 15 always better durxng the w1nter Class Pxst ry There are only two members 1n our class who have wea thered together, all the storrs of twelve year edu catlonal course These members are Don Lee and Dan Sul11van In the second grade, Margaret Purt1ll Jolned thzs cl ss of future genruses rom then on untll tre ena o the QlGhtT grade people tl1t6f9C rn and out untll we entered the Freshmen year wxth 15 members These members were Bldl Bell, steve Berner, Gordon Drck, Don nee, Leona Locher, Louxse Novak, rat Palmer, Annle Purcell, Margaret Purtlll, Retty Soooner Davld Stroup, Dan Sulllvan and Larry wxdner re ' ' II ll 4 H I J ' ' -- . . ' . s ti ' n ' , 7 ' rv ' r - - . - g f h. . l . Q .k . -Q H u ' ' ,, 5' n . . . H .J I 1 ll ' . . . . . U.. . . H--b in, ' ' . - i er fa- V : . . . of ' ' l nd 'tsl' . . A. . . . 1 , ' 1 . . A - 1 in .H.s., ' ' ' - , . . L' o J 1 lx O - -I h . , m . 3 . I . F . nv H . f .- L ,J A. , , . s - - , ua A I I . . J . .