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

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' NNW . 1 9 . 1 ' 3 , ' V - f L. M -f W 1 f G- arv' i , K 5 ,, Vx pq.-. 5 ' 1 L . 1 Ab ' 5 CLASS OFFICERS Back Row: Georgia Bushnell, Vice-presidenfy itz, Student Council: lune Kepner, Secretary First Row: Marilyn Stover, Treasurer, Dale dent: lda Edrickman, Student Councll. X. . ,ree 1 Sophs Combine Their Talents .... Our second appearance in the Tatler finds us Sophomores. We have completed another milestone in our journey ot education. Already we have shown that we mean to be remem- bered as one ot the outstanding classes in music, athletics, and scholarship. During the basketball season when the stage was too crowded tor the regular band, a group ot nine ot our Sophomore boys organ- ized a German Band to play at the games. The band was very successful with Iohnny Eyster as its leader and Dale Vandre, Milton Duell, Bill Zimmerman, lohn Hartman, Iunior Crim, Paul Unangst, Dick Hunt, and Eddie Hall as members. We also make up the greater part ot the regular band. In the operetta Martha, one of our classmates, Bill Zimmerman, had a leading role, The girls as well as the boys showed their athletic ability ..... , A,-'3,,,f' . ,,, A ,. WM! l W , ' ,, ....,.'T 'fe Fourth Ben-J Chirle: Rewerts, ffzzims Lzrson, Edwin Pierce, Roberf Fmnestzd, William Zirnmermin, Iunior Crirn, Dale Vim ure, Hlcliird Hunt, T-'liltcn Buell, lohn Grittm, lohn Hartrndn Third Row Princes Brown, Donn: Wcessner, Betty Temgilefnirz, R11 Furman, Audrey Miller, Mabel Dunahoo, Norma Freelind, Glennyce Grif, 'Winifred Hills, Rogene Arends Seefmd BOW Herbert Cclwill, limes Donoho, Gene Wood, Donild Hiigh, Keith Leigh, Arvene Colwill, Kenneth Plautz lzhn Eyiter, Lawrence Feielori, Lester Urvzs, 'William Iettries, Arlene lchnson, Helen Van Kirk First Row Bnbzr: Zimmerman, LMS 5T'1HC3lGY, Marian Weil-z, Mrs. Ellis lSponsor3, Ida Barickman, lourine Koritz Dale Muxscrz, Georgia Bushnell, June Kepner, Marilyn Stover, Patricia Haisne, Boris Luxtori, Phyllis Oswald, Betty Eckhardt Betty Mershori 28

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.Por next year, We reign. -zww' , 4 , Q- 1 J 1 , x P - . , I l r 5 .' 1 ix Third Row Harry Kopp, Arthur Ennenqa, Paul Baker, Frank Chmelik, Arnold Heltness, Richard Eiqhrny, Hal King, Darrell Hartien, Wayne Friestad, Kenneth Heimlich, Ronald Hansen, Robert Ewbank, larnes Peters, Thomas Vtfhetston Second Row Donald Ioesten, Wayne Barnes, Harold Lehrke, Eloise Foss, Delores King, Alrneda Leathers, Maxine With' row, Betty McGee, Veda Mae Hays, Leona Moland, Arlene Hansen, Thelma Cleveland, Meriel Helley First Raw Charlotte Hollingsworth, Wilma Sahs, Betty Rinehart, Bettv Schabacker, Norma Younqblood, iioris Ourtno, Ruth Keele, Venet'r Purvis, Ruby Grover, Frances Mrckley, Maxine Busse, Margery Busse, Irene Donoho ln the annual lesters play were Vivian Dodge, Ralph Harris, Lloyd Carnahan, and Bob Ewbank, all having important roles. Four luniors, Hal King, Ralph Harris, Lloyd Carnahan, and Harry Kopp, earned enough points to gain admission to Thespians, a national dramatic society. Many luniors appeared in the operetta Martha One oi the leading male roles was that ot Lionel, played by Ralph Harris. The chem. lab. re-echoed with talking and laughter as we determined the solubility ot sodium chlor- ide or prepared Cthe sweet essence?l of hydrogen sulfide. Pour of our lunior boys are in the armed services. They are Bill Gaston and Arnold Heltness in the Army Air Corps, and Ernie Masters and Bill Zies in the Navy. To earn money for our big event, the prom, we ran the check room tor basketball games and the Concert-Lecture Series. Iunior beauties buskinq in the sunshine. Ralph isn't oiten this serious. Ready, aim, fire-whee!-a bu11's eye

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Hoping To Makc A Finc Rccord Some of our classmates who carried our name in football and basketball are Charles Rewerts, lohn Griiiin, Milton Duell, lohn Hartman, Dale Maxson, and Albert Brown. ln mentioning bas- ketball we should not forget some oi the girls who played in the inter-class games, they are: Io Anne Koritz, Georgia Bushnell, Barbara Boeder, Donna Woessner, and Marilyn Stover. Another member oi our class to be remember- ed who was busy with his camera during the iootball and basketball season was Dale Max- son, Tatler photographer. To help the Freshmen get started with their social life in high school we gave them a party which was very successful. Now as we are prepared to make our third appearance in the iall, willing to take the work and worry oi upperclassmen on the chin, we want to thank our teachers ior their help through our sophomore year. OH on an exploration of an eurthworm. Miss Happe explains the mysteries of triangles to Marilyn and Jody. ii' I 'N .1 fx Q -l X i if Q .' .J art: Row Pau. Jn1r.Q5 iira ' wzrd Hill, . 42 Ether' ar limi: R H 2-1:::'.-is Gene Stine U' lp. t1 Tffcberz E':'.'.' B':r1:'1rz Reece: -j'.'frQy Gtilb-, tri Pix-J I1 :t.:e Ffh' 5' ' V1 ' :Mg H,,'.,-,- 71.2 ' .1 H D ,.,. 1 -,du-.,., C . :b na-r, Appr.-1 s 1 X l