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

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Prepare to Take the Lead in Next Year's Parade fa X395 l FIFTH ROW: Ralph Kingsbury, Clifton Withrow, Carl Dilling, ,Iohn Moore, James Yeo, Tom Schermcrhorn, Duane Vogeler, Roland Aldrcks, Bob Ritchie. FOURTH ROW: Knlah Braddy, Pat Fenelon, Chris Stone, Juanita Stone, Maurine Guest, Joan Herrmann, Mary Masters, Jaclee Sutton. THIRD ROW: LaVonne Schreiber, Marcia Pentz, John Bienfang, Tom Herrmann, Bob Palmer, Vfayne Recd, Hughes Morris, Aaron Sloniker. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Delmonr, Wilma Sanner, Vivian Worthington, Carol Schumaker, Cathryn Meling, Kathleen Braddy, Hazel Shook. FIRST ROXV: john Lower, Phil Harris, Gene Eclihardt, Bob Bruell, Bob NVelty, Bob Hall, Orin Brown. Juniors raise funds by selling Junior boys practice their mums for Homecoming. welding technique. Page Twenty-seven

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Juniors Finish a Successful Year and 009 IH gi a L 9 ,CX-jx id, .FAA , '51, ,, E2 In '1- 1l,, ffl! fi' l' .EXE ' 1 Q fl' i or i- ni l ,f Aix liligxgjhl QI D X'-'Gv'lYl Paul and Bette check their coats for junior benefit. Experiments such as distilling water make chemistry popular. FIFTH ROW: jim Reed, Fred Harrison, Emmett Barnes, Duane Yetter, Paul Plumley, Rodney Smith, Chuck Heron, Don Plumley. FOURTH ROW: Don Westbrook, Bill Felt, Lowell Hayenga, Dick Krahenbuhl, Leota Finnestad, Betty Mead, Beulah Van Hise, Carolyn Willms. THIRD ROW: Shirley Eyster, Jean Schermerhorn, Evelyn Behrends, Doris Furman, Marilyn Zimmerman, Shirley Mersdorf, Marilyn Morrissey, Martha Rucker. SECOND ROW: Lorraine Rewerts, Audrey Adams, Verla Pickle, Shirley Carter, Sheilia Enkelmann, Helen Stavrakas, Gloria Ohlin- ger, Joanne Ritchie. FIRST ROW: Raymond Eychaner, Roger Hewitt, Malden Neshiem, David Berkey, Joe Larson, Paul Lewis, Don Peters. Page Twenty-six

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9.- l l l l l i l Sophomores Test Out Their Skill STANDING: Miss Leilingwell, Adviser, Barbara Helms, Student Council, Warren Wehner, Vice-President, Victor Smith, President. SEATED: Beverly Mott, Treasurer, Sally Colwill, Secretary, Qabsentj Justin Henry, Student Council. After successfully enduring the hardships of geome- try, biology, and algebra, the weary sophomores look back on a very eventful year. Starting off with a Bang , they welcomed the Freshies,' at an informal party. In school colors the decorations, pennants, footballs, and tackling dummies, helped carry through the theme Kick-Offu. The eve- ning was spent playing games and dancing. For enter- tainment, Joan Harrison played a piano solo, and Faith Sage gave a reading, 'KAt The Soda Fountain. Many sophomores took up journalism, and when the R0-To-Hi-Life staff was chosen, better than seventy- five percent were sophomores. Faith Sage, Anne King- ma, Elinor Heron, and Bob Coppernoll held positions on the Taffm' staff. Herman Willms, Kalah Roeder, and Melvin Joesten participated in The Man Who Came To Dinner , while an active part backstage was played by many sophomores. The class was also well represented in G.A.A., F.H.A., and F.F.A. with members and officers in all. A large percentage of the band, orchestra, and chorus was made up of sophomores. Sally Colwill, Jane Eyster, FIFTH ROXV: Dorothy Mickley, Robert Coppernoll, Richard Nelson, Roy McClain, Bill Purvis, Gordon Iilliott, james Christopherson, Melvin Joesten, Norman Jaeger, Don Huftalin. FOURTH ROVV: Patricia Holmes, Dellouise Huntley, Carol Bradbury, Wanda Breckenridge, Phyllis Bartkus, Velma Kramer, Quentin Cleveland, Bill Worthington, Lyle Baker, Charlene Campbell. THIRD ROW: Norman Gruben, Herman Willms, Emery Hayes, Dennis Helfer, Donald Barnes, Bob Grodeland, Betty Trowbridge, Faith Sage, Patsy Rewerts, Helen Coil. SECOND ROW: Ruth Kingsbury, Mary Gilbey, Voncille Swinney, Ramona McCaslin, Darlene Gruben, Lois Smith, Pat Cross, Myrna Anglemier, Beverly Oellig. FIRST ROW: Kenny Daub, Darrell Beach, Earl Oellig, Darlene Bruell, Grace Carroll, Elinor Heron, Ann Kingma, janet Kelly. Page Twvrzty-eight