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

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Beginners in the Symplzvny Prepare STANDING: Darrel Harter, President, Tom Dicus, Student Council, Miss Happe, Adviser, Beverly Halsey, Secretary, Richard Barnes, Vice-President. SEATED: Jan Frisch, Student Council, Bill Daub, Treasurer. On September seventh 120 scared freshmen entered the halls of R. T. H. S. It took us a while to get used to high school life, and there were many lost fresh- men during the first few days. However, with the aid of Miss Happe, our sponsor, we soon became familiar with the school routine and took our places in che various organizations. We were represented on the lightweight football squad by Dick Barnes, Don Campbell, Wendell Col- will, Darrell Danekas, William Daub, Tom Dicus, Bob Erbes, Jan Frisch, George Harrison, Darrell Har- ter, Dick Herrmann, Richard Lower, Gary Mont- gomery, Dick Motlong, jim Orner, Ronald Rand. Edwin Sarver, William Stocking, Buddy Sutton, Earl Walker, and Jerry Ward. Tom Dicus, Dick Herrmann, Dick Lower, Darrell Danekas, Wendell Colwill, Dick Carter, Jerry Ward, Dick Motlong, Jim Orner, Bill Daub, Jan Frisch, Darrell Harter, Neil Manning, and Richard Barnes reported for basketball. Peter Kiene and Dick Carter went out for golf. Louise Caron won first place in the girls' ping pong FIFTH ROW: Susan Pierce, Ronald Rand, Jacqueline Hayenga, Donna Smith, Joanne Lower, Pat Helms, Marion Long, Chuck Barnes, Dick Motlong, George Beck, Jimmy Orner, George Harrison. FOURTH ROW: Mary Wehner, Marlene Reineck, Allen Joesten, Helen O'Brien, Lois Eckhardt, Delores Purvis, Bob Erbes, Pat Hansen, Erma Cutts. Bill Stocking, Clara Smith. THIRD ROW: Ophelia Woolbright, Audrey Gale, Joanne Mott, Wayne Myroth, Carole Quitno, Betty Fogle, Verna Kendall, Dorothy Pierce, Norma Smith, Lorenea Rains. SECOND ROW: Doris Purvis, Donna Campbell, Ginny Ellis, Junior Trowbridge, Nona Moore, Sandra King, Peter Kiene, Ramona Carnahan, George Eychaner, Marjory Schnorr. FIRST ROW: Sandra Newlon, Ione Conrad, Margaret Smith, Barbara Eckhardt, Kay Smith, Corlon Eaton, Dorothy Rodgers, Myrna Hurlbut, Walter Tyler, Edna Cooper. I5--'E My Page Twcr1!y-right

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and blfplvrc the Mysteries of Kiolngy warm . M ., f I ff SIXTH ROW: Carl Hansen, Bob Lang, Paul Boltz, James Galloway, Charles Hill, john Montgomery. FIFTH ROW: Randall Mohr, Doyle Stroud, Buddy Cooper, David Henry, James Carson, George Primrose, Robert Eckhardt, George Donaldson, Malcolm Bushnell, Edward Coquillette. FOURTH ROW: Janet Johnson, Dorothy Rowley, Shirley johnson, William Reints, Gerald Marxman, Carol Hills, Duane Tilton. THIRD ROW: Edward Templeman, Blanche Leathers, Richard Sherwood, Wanda Schumaker, Wilbur Sanner, Marilyn Behrends, Marian Heller. SECOND ROW: Mary Paulsen, Lois Swartz, Mary Connolly, Carole Priess, Kay Furman, Nora Hauser, Beulah Roop, Joan Sarver. FIRST ROW: Norma Heather, Audrey Behrends, Norris Pierce, Nancy Friday, Robert Finkboner, Margery Behrends, Gerald Govig. Katy Helley was on the R0-To-Hi-Life staff, and Wanda Schumaker was sophomore editor of the Tatler. Luella Lazier, Frances Johnson, Carol Hills, and Gerald Govig appeared in quartets this year, and 20 per cent of the band, 30 per cent of the chorus, and 42 per cent of the orchestra were sophomores. Thirteen sophomore boys were on the lightweight football team and four on the lightweight basketball team. Buddy Cooper and Doyle Stroud were also on the Varsity teams. This year we did not have a cheer- leader to represent our class, but we hope to have one next year. Only 5.8 per cent of our class were on the honor roll. Next year we'll all work harder to bring this percentage up. We wish to thank Miss Aschermann, our sponsor, for her co-operation and guidance throughout the year. If we can pass biology, Latin II, and our forty word requirements in typing, we'll be seeing you next year as Juniors. , Sammy Pearce and his band tune up. Sophomore boys take advantage of the first spring days. Page Twenty-seve11

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Z0 Kang zz Bigger ,Cami Nerf year tournament. Dick Carter and Dick Motlong were second place winners in boys' ping pong and checkers. Our class ranked high in the intramural sports. Louise Caron's intramural basketball team tied with a senior team for fourth place in the tournaments. Many boys were also on the intramural teams. On September 25, the sophomores entertained us at a party, which gave us our first taste of social life. When the Jesters presented A Date With Judy in November, Ramona Carnahan and Virginia Ellis gave ample proof that the upperclassmen aren't the only actors in R. T. H. S. Susan Pierce, Patty Helms, Allen Joesten, Mary Wehner, Sandy King, and Joan Mott worked backstage at the performance. Two freshmen, Susan Pierce and Dick Carter won the top awards in the magazine drive. The freshmen class was also represented in F. F. A., G. A. A., F. H. A., band, orchestra, chorus, and musi- cal ensembles. We have become active this year in order to pre- pare ourselves to be able to help lead the symphony when we take our place as upperclassmen. Freshmen enjoy themselves at Frosh-Soph party. 1 Freshmen shop boys complete their projects. FIFTH ROW: james Allen, Pauline Morgan, Raymond McCaslin, joan Collins, Wendell Colwill, Betty Mohr, Donald Campbell, Wilma Stucker, Melvin Reed, Nancy Stover, Eddie Cecco. FOURTH ROW: Neil Manning, Lois Hall, Bruce Carter, Paula Boster, Chuck Law, Betty Kalk, Blaine Askland, Marjorie Baker, Francis Heal, Vivian Austin, Larry Walters. THIRD ROW: Darlene Beach, joe Castor, Dick Herrmann, Mary Shook, Wayne Gruben, Mary Lu Sexton, Jerry Ward, Helen Pierce, john Paulson, joan Leonard, James Elliott. SECOND ROW: Maurice Brink, Pat Roe, Pat Walters, Dick Carter, Buddy Sutton, Wayne Meyers, Doris Davis, Ed Sarver, Gary Mont- gomery, Richard Lower, Duane Larson. FIRST ROW: Carol Corwin, Shirley Gittleson, Erma Roop, Paul Schreibe, Louise Caron, Isaac Davis, Fern McGill, Jack Oakes, Helen Gilbert, Darrel Danekas. 5 C31 E bl' Page Twenty-uint'