Rockford High School - Warrior Yearbook (Rockford, IA)

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I CI l -A iff.. ...,,,, H I H l l il l 'fi-If? ' , W N L 'tx l B l ' te f 'a je -, T, i lx An office practice student completes his assignment. 1 5 Z i 3' i NAR gsuscm . 1 X '.ff ' L V V ,.f-1 V- ,-:ug-Af, .i 1- ' 'mx' V Mrs. Helen Adams, Business Education BUSINESS EDUCATION-The business education de- partment of RSH attempts to provide the student with background knowledge and tools that he will need to continue in the business field. , Specific courses such as typing, business law, bookkee- ping, shorthand and general office practice enable the student to develop an understanding of the various phases and functions of the business world. ART-Art I and Art II are designed to give students a better understanding of art in everyday living and a foun- dation for those who plan on continuing their career this field. Mr. Marlyn Oeltjen, Business Education in l X. jf, 5 Qffzf .41 T1 I ,,, , I-,-'arg l S Mrs. Micki Kamm, Art Randy Pitkin and Dan Hearn finish their color charts.

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xii, 1 3' ' M-sr-r Basketball is part of the curriculum of boys P. E. classes. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-The physical and mental needs ofthe student are also part of the curriculum of Rock- ford Senior l-ligh. This mandatory course in physical educa- tion is taught by athletic director Mr. Gene Geilenfeld. ln- struction and tests concerning the various sports in which RSH participated arc also a part of this once-a-week course. DRIVER EDUCATION -The RSI-I driver education course was taught by Mr. John Helsel. The course consisted of sixty hours behind the wheel. The students were supplied with a 1968 Chevrolet Caprice. A summer session was also held to accomodate more students. First aid, good driving attitude, laws of the road and laws of nature are included in the course. pi: , . .,- . I - A New driver-ed car brightens Rockford scenery. t . - . q . ' f - 4f.- i A , , 4 .. pg 4 '53 'V H'-1 mag' 4 t Xie, -- 'l .5-. -D . L , ,.r. ' if , , ,r , Y -q. . f,!.'-, .. 5,17-,gain ith- 1 3,80 I. . :gg ' T 55 '1'Z'JT '5-3-iii .-151l'7 . 'l. 4 '- -L' T :'E'l-1. . fig .,' . X .1 3-. S-g.,f g a' Y ff-5. J,-1 -'ni f'- p- - ixkpzl f- ., -1 Q1 , a I 1.5 . -Q 1 g?X4 1,'o4 1 ' fi., K, ' pi ,,,, ! , ...Q .if , .N -L .1 A shi., . er- ,L i .- ' ' '-- - . QV. 1' LLL' Ap ,,,-, 'Serif--1 . ' . 1+--H M-rt, -e-fgf -an 2 . if , , - .- pg' - 1, .,.- 4- 4, . I . .. . - ' -fl-Lrfrhi ' . 3 v 1 V h V' Y ' ' . Y A? Q V 'if wa X . . . Y Q f 3 T 4 .f . 53- 'Vifif -.. 1:-A s .. ,-' 'N'-' A .gsfgggmg ' X4 at of Ji . ., , ,' ' ' f. IT M lei , . Q1 , - . A fr - . --V55 . ' ' 1 '-in - -1 .15:-fsf' , -a ' - ' ' ' '- ' .. .,'Mf 2S.-ai' 'QQFE .4 ..1-- SJ-e-. ,, . .r . -..s .-.r-A rf -3 -.K-H I .. . ,I Q '44 ,J-...13r'i.f5'-g,1,,4' ' h ' .,. geq- eg-mfg.-,..,,, . 5'-1 ,. ,., ,.--A.4,,q,-L M, V,-V. -U.-3 R ' . V 1' ' ':.',':ff't .gli I ily:-iq f.ff'lygu,1 J:-,.' I. ,L 4 , A. :V . Q'-g,,11., .:'--r'-, .1 ft '::,5.i eg .Q-1 M. - -3. 171-. ::L'.ll.,,.. JEL'-EA:-:vi,i5'j,.E .YN,':1k,'.'E.,-Jw. :Gr-wt .--f'-'ri' ' ' e M -- - ' --si 'Y' f 1'5 Wiki!!-gif: . - .. .,.., - ....-....us....-., Spring weather brings P. E. classes outdoors. .4 Mr. Gene Geilenfeld, Athletic Director at RSH. Mr. John Helsel, Driver Education instructor.

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,,f?,.s, ' 11 Mr. James Overby teaches biology, chemistry, and physics. SCI ENCE-The science field at Rockford Senior I-ligh is made up of biology, chemistry, and physics. Biology is the branch of knowledge concerning the treatment ofliv- ing organisms. Chemistry involves the composition of substances and the transformations which they undergo. Physics pertains to the laws of nature and material devel- opment. These subjects are all of basic importance to stu- dent knowledge and development. LIBRARY-All in all-readers' services, longer hours, more books and a comfortable, pleasing study area-the library proved a great asset to the students. t X Chemistry students labor. ' Biology students dissect crab. . n X ZZ' in V Q l Z M ag., ......... c , -a '-ff i , 5- ,' QW' 7 ' + ,. it - .. s gg . . . L . ' 7, ' -D W. P lr ul 1' . s I ., . . , V, !. x L t .i lj.. gi n' u, 4 . r' Q!-x U A: H ' T W 0 f ,. 2' 'hr t 'i ' . 'X . 'ff ,N l in . ,. . 3 U , f 7' 3,5 . i' ,, . si ' 1 ,,- Z -ff' X' - - ,. ' - Mrs. Carol Lynn bosee is our librarian Leisufe time in the Ubfafy-