Rochelle Township High School - Tatler Yearbook (Rochelle, IL)

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011 thc Roacl To Successful Living Assistants Can you imagine a day at school without ,I these people: lohn and Bud and their Hspick and span ways, the bus drivers always watching the bumpsug Mrs. Eckhardi and Miss Bergman and their just like mains cooking. They are the ones who keep the longest hours :and put up with loe's unticliness. Thanks, folks! X BUS DRIVERS ' Back row: Frdnk Kra- henbuhl, Roy McKee , . Front row: Aiden Pentz, ' Paul lanes Yi . V I F l 1 f ' IQ i V s 3. The hub Within the hub! What ni would br-cozno ot Ioe Student and the rest ot us without Iohn and the clock! Creamed chicken on biscuits and cherry pie a' la mode with Mrs. Eckhardt and Miss Bergman doing honors. Yum! MRS. ECKHARDT MISS BERGMAN MR. FURLAND MR. MONTGOMERY Cifeierrz Lian :gel Cafeterix Custodian Custodian

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We Coulclnr Actuall Bc Seniors! 12 1 i E , e t t i lf' Z1 xx N c 4 ll 2 1 T 'A Class officers I5 J Leit to right: Fred Erbes, Student Council, Delmar Breckenridge, Student -s , Council: Velma Harris, Treasurer, William Carnahan, Vice-Presidenty Iames gall! ' o -lv' ,21- Countryman, President: Helen Ritchie, Secretary. i. 1.1 Watch us swagger happily down the hall and disappear into a classroom, and you can tell instantly we are the reigning SENIORS. Yes, the same frightened freshmen who warily entered these enchant- ing halls, are now lording it over the school. Ask any of us our memories of our first colorful year--dancing, humming, and listening to Begin the Beguinef' would certainly be the reply. Our best pre-rubber-shortage memories are cheerily sing- ing our cares away on the school bus which rolled merrily on to a basketball game. The delight of our second year was our beautiful new addition to the school. With the rooms changed around, we again had to experience the lost feeling of our freshman year. Our sophomore year, filled with games, parties, and dances, quickly flew by and before we realized it, we had graduat- ed from the green stage to upper classmen. Our lavish prom was danced away in a Spanish setting. By now our athletes had distinguished themselves. Craig King, Frank Dailey, Eugene Schaller, and lim Countryman were among the most prominent. Carolyn Marxman Doris Hollingsworth, Frances Hull, Adelaide Hayes, and Craig King were our vocalists. With Fred Erbes acting as principal on the annual Senior day, we tried our talent at teaching. Sud- denly we realized that the carefree boy with the twinkling eyes who lockered next to us would be in the serve. The lithe, dark girl who sat next to us in civics would soon be married or working. lt is our pray- er that this snatch of happiness will be our guide in helping us to become a credit to this school. Let us in on the ioke Air-minded Seniors and Down Mexico Way too, Stevie. Smiles Carnahan.