Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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9 A Q ' , ' , mir. Ugg -, :Ha X, .2 es.: .. '-rg, . ,. . ,,,., Xa. gli 155. Z ' WW its f r 1522 saw 11,-.':sas'Ii.:: -,i 'LfwWh p,'1f,fi:.i'.' .M ig he gggggg..-. ,Y 'f fi ffl? 5 ,. . '-Ville' 1225.3 -, v' g ,., ,, WXXXXHXQ4 , .tt -- --f , W, tu, K 4 'fX-'Xin X r ,1 - tXXsX.X, H 'Y 3 fc. ,. .... X . 1 X- fm. 7 . - ,x 5 XX,X X. ,S X 3 lvl pil is X! 1. -N Lgr fi. S5 i 4, 3 3 rx .,,V. , 1 wwf ,tggfg-gg-L 4- XM l 4 ssi X .X Xa in nl H A Ml. jp , . ,. wig X XNXEQQX 9 iw The Chemistry club, one of the school's most active clubs, has for its purpose the promotion of interest in the science of Chemistry. Anyone who has taken Chemistry during his high school career or who is at present studying it, is eli- gible for membership. The club's regular meetings are held on alternate Thursday nights. At the present time there are about 65 members. At every meeting at least a part of the program is de- voted to performing exper- imentsg different members are responsible for taking charge of them. Thus ev- ery member receives train- ing in performing experi- mafg it , Emil 1 3 XX fr SX? ,, Xmixk 52? X,,. ,igsgli X . .,.. ' mf: fd ' X. . ss'122iX itil , ,LX gmss .lf Kang fl 5 ls X ss Y ltr ZX gulls, X sa Xi 1 s f r- X Wh ii .. ,if Z 'M' 3X X, .XX J- X .:'f sp, is .X-,. -.fs 4 as ., ., , 5 Q, ' , 'iq-gs 7 -'mtg gfgzf- -,iw .X 5-Mig . . l , ., ..., sag: ' , : v - , y. L Yiiii i iiii V X tucs. ...WX . X. H ii X. S, r ,W fX 1- X. Wm, K ii K K 3 X egg he KX? Big XXX Xs lr 5 f s S villi -gil Ei K eiisflj W f 12, 211 , iq . ill' X W i f sg EQ l si ' ,W sr x ' ' 'QE Zim Xl 5 1 , , WSF' , iw? s WNZX i f a K 4 'l mm W -- we ' - -' j N W N , M , img?-.Q egg.X,i,.,.,...,!.x.....,...- mm- ,,.. - .X p , liffr? l f fm gain ' viii? , im t. l, M Xflliil Vg-mr l ,I Q ix g 1 952 X Xu H lr wg H 5 S5 X In-11' , fx if get :pw ,fr iv X, H-gf ll 2, ,XXX is l .,,. EX. . agua, ,Ap 5 l . , i.,. ,.,,,1,.,, N, gr , ' , di ' ilk 5 QW '. 1 ll Hail F 'il' 13 Xrr 5 'in fliliill . JI S K , L I, r , i .Q ,xiii 2,3 fx bm up .XS : Xp l Egg X XX ,ig sf 5 1 5 3. gli vw ' U' Mil - X 'l'f X2 V55 Ez I x , r Xy, f W Ugg 1 X Qin, ,Q 15 X XX Egg? X smkgqiglsle if i X 4 i ' ii 5 L K iii 5 L, Xi -s K X i six ,H fm if H K K sk 8, ass ig !g,X Q iflf 9' 555225 X sxn Rams? X s, ll' ' w 523 ii 2 X it fi Gilt if-1WXWni2X if will W X lllilt 9 if 'I ss. i fi fr iii Kill--Y li? l X 'lil ' sql viii N fflsslillg Elf' ' L1 W' J P 1 fi s iii? i 'i' 'Sl 1, WX ' fl 'Ai f it If K llliilsle X' Egger? fl ill 'tg 5 wil, fu ffl, go, XX Y 4 if lille X ll l ill N elim fl ffl l I 5 Q ir if H rr T Q Xi .1 X . its si. Tir 4 Chemistry Club OFFICERS First Semester President RUSSELL ATWOOD Vice-President A RM EN OCHSNER Secretary ROBERT PRINDLE Treasurer IZETTA BROITZ MAN Second Semester President ROBERT PRINDLE Vice-President ROBERT DOUGLAS Secretary RUBY SANDIN Treasurer WENDELL GALLOWAY Advisor MISS ALETA MCAVOY usually consists of the per- forming of experimentsg the club's orchestra gives some selections on such oc- casions. The club also sponsors a rally during the football season, which always has been presented very clev- erly. Besides having a dis- play for the school exhibit, the members have what they call 'fParents' Night at which time as much of the clubis work of the year as is possible to be shown is on display. The important so cial event of the year is the an- nual banquet of the club. Frequently, too, the club has picnics and sleigh-ride IUCUTS bl'-3f0Pe 3 STOUP of ' parties according to the sea- people. It is the duty of Sou of the Veal-. some new member to state It is eustemary for the the CXPCfimC11f Emil to gwe club to present a gift each any necessary explilll- year to the Chemistry ations for the club. m i X, XXi X.-r department. The gift The-society IS very this year was station- active in all school af- IIX ery which was spec- falfs- Each Year the 1:,. rally designed for the members g1Ve an 215' department. Members sembly for the entire at were Sent as delegates Student lJ0flYS H115 to the state convention. I Ruby Sandin Paul Chadwick Forrest Smith 5 ee! f one llllI'lfll'C'Il Gfty-four l J T T

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