Rockford High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockford, OH)

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Name Doris Rhoades Joann Hays Margaret Gilson Marie Merkle Gloria Crabtree D'Mer1a Moody Betty Rowland Margaret Merkle Mary Donovan Mary Ellen Putman Evelyn Springer Bernadine Nuding Ilene Hiatt Ruth Shock Virginia Schumm Lois Rutledge Chester Stover Carroll Bollenbacher Dick Henkle Max Stover Charles Dudgeon Dale Granger Lowell Deitsch Paul Morrow John Boyce Lloyd Bollenbacher Gene Linn Eugene Linn Maurice Williams Charles Jackson Charles Stephenson Cllfford Linton '1'L-I - uX.,r ,J', u. W, -V x. Z xv NK ' ,, V. Nm N-sr .- mdulaadiluu SENIORS WHO'S WHO Nickname Shorty Abbigail Peggy Merk Peaches Candy Butch Kay Sue Put Windy Bernie Red Ruthie Jeanie Charlie Ossy Stoop Henk Taxie Rape Swifty Ducky Reverend Ratsy Dummy Handmade Eel Maury Jack Chuck Quif Favorite Song My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time Beautiful Ohio Always The Wise Old Owl Always Making Bel1eve It's You Together Bells of St. Marys Dance With The Dolly Together South of The Border Together Love Lifted Me Don't Fence Me In Beautiful Ohio Bells of St. Marys I Dream of Jeanie with The Light Brown Hair Leave The Dishes In The Sink, Ma My Dreams Are Getting Better All The Time Stardust Stardust Beautiful Ohio Bell Bottom Trousers By The River of The Roses Always Why Does A Bee Love Its Honey? Pistol Packin' Mamma Mares Eat Oats Don't Fence Me In Who Flung Gum In Grandpa's Trousers? I'1l Walk Alone Only Vent A Buddy Not Sweetheart x x Xxx ' f XxQf, XXNXXX X f,f,f x N X Q I 1 f x NX X f 1 '-N NN X X ff f x 'X I, Birthday September 1, 1927 October 12, 1927 October 25, 1927 October 22, 1925 January 20, 1927 June 5, 1927 March 17, 1927 August 31, 1927 December 2, 1927 August 18, 1927 March 12, 1927 April 16, 1927 October 7, 1927 January 2, 1927 October 7, 1926 August 25, 1926 October 7, 1926 January 28, 1927 May 18, 1927 Aprii 24, 1927 January 26, 1927 December 24, 1927 March 9, 1927 October 23, 1927 April 22, 1927 July 7, 1927 April 29, 1927 March 9, 1927 April 25, 1927 August 25, 1927 January 5, 1927 February 8, 1927

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..:.-effg.-fwk ' eg.. 7' .- -.N t f X -a,a,- L h,fQ, ,,.X,N ,ml - kkdia mmmw HISTORY CLASS HISTORY In September 1941, forty-eight students started down the path to- gether. we began with the determination to make the best of our high school life, starting under the guidance of Mr. Thompson. Our class officers were: President................ ... ....... ...Bill Robbins Secretary and Treasure........................Bernadine Nuding Our-first social function was the Eighth and Ninth grade skating party. Then we elected Donna Rickard as our Home Coming Queen Attendant. In 1942 we started our second year, hoping to do better than last year, under the guidance of Mr. Shank. Our class officers were: President................ ...... ...........Max Stover Vice President........... ....Lloyd Bollenbacher Secretary and Treasure.......................Evelyn Springer Our social event for that year was the Freshman:Sophomore party. We started our third year with a sad drop in attendence, but a new desire to go ahead. Our advisor was Mr. Hoover. Our class officers were: President......................... .........Charles Dudgeon Vice President........... ...Chester Stover Secretary and Treasure.......................Margaret Gilson We elected Evelyn Springer as our Home Coming Queen Attendant. Our big social events this year were the Junior Play, nHe Cou1dn't Take It,N and the Junior and Senior Reception which was held at Van Wert. We regret to say, that one of our class, Robert Waldo, was killed in the summer of 1944 in a motorcycle accident. In September 1944, thirty-two Ueager to succeedn seniors started out to make this our most memorable year, under the guidance of Mrs. Whitley. Our class officers were: President.............. ....Evelyn Springer Vi P id t ce res en .......... .............Max Stover Secretary and Treasure......................Margaret Gilson Some of our outstanding events this year were: Home Coming game, with Betty Rowland as queen and Evelyn Springer as her Senior Attendant, getting our class rings in November, the Junior-Senior Soc Dance. We are now looking forward to the Senior Play and the Junior-Senior Reception, and last but not least, the Baccalaureate and Commencement. We are sorry to say that many of our boys will be wearing the uniform of Uncle Sam, but the class wishes them luck. And now, we as Seniors wish to say Good-bye to our teachers and classmates, HUnti1 we meet aga1n.N Lois Rutledge Joann Hays X N .XXX If ff f XNN:XEb XXX Xxalcf X X ' Xxsxx ff-Oil ,rf IN X 1