Rockford High School - Rocketeer Yearbook (Rockford, MN)

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W Every year the Walter Hampden club makes these red and black pom-poms for the homecoming football game. This is the way the seniors are meas- ured for caps and gowns. In this case a variety of sizes and requirements is offered. No, these people aren't cram- ming, they're just brushing up on a few things for the coming finals. This is a very unusual picture, be- cause,-well, yes, they are studying. Remember when you voted for can- didates last year and perhaps you wondered how your vote was re- corded. This picture was taken in Miss Mary Brown's room. one hundred eighty-five

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This year the art department spon- sored a sale before Christmas. All the articles placed on sale were made by the pupils of the department. This group of people were ushers for the Junior class play. The production, Little Women, was the first ever sponsored by a class of Juniors. The new bulletin board, erected by the Student Council, includes notices of various clubs and fflost and found spaces. This year the Chemistry classes showed a great increase. Here is one of them at work. We know what hour it is. Do you? Don't they look stiff and straight, just like wooden soldiers or was it tin ones? We'll wager a bet that most of them were before a mirror shortly before the camera clicked. W7! one hundred eighty-four

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We are present- ing to you the editors and bus- iness managers of our publica- tions. They are about to board the train for Urbana and points South to the press con- vention. one hundred eighty-six Don't these students look industrious. They are work- ing to put the Owl out in or- der that the whole school may know what is going on and what has happened. This news stand is always a busy one Fridays when the Owls are published. Here's the boss himself, the Honorable Burdette E. Ander- son. Did you ever hear him typewrite and whistle at the same time? Well, come down to his office in the book room some time. This is the newswriting class that published one issue of the Owl during the first semester.