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

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Jlftammts at Our Prom, 'ylftaanlzylzf and 130 as W J 1 , i . Jerry checks his lint for the benefit Miss Hnppc and the dccorntion committcc of the junior class. work on the prom. m I iUUli'l'H ROXY: .I.lmcx Ci.1llm1,'.1y', lluyli- Sll'lYllli, Xialcnlnw Busi1ncll,ITu.1m' Tilloii. Buddy C'iiupcx'. Rimlwrl SPIIICII. l'.iui Uulll, Rulmic XYul!'ui'ii. lhxiii Hciiry, Donnic lkcki1.l1'niI. Cicnllii Giwiig. 'l'HIRD ROXY: Clirul H.llx, ,-Xudrqy Hcllrcmis. XYilm.i XY'cblwr. l5urn.cc I-Cklklfxil. Richard Slii-i'xumd, K.iy lurinnn. lim-nlliy Rnwlcv, Kilim-vi Ycuiicld, Iucih l..17icr. Riiiljfki lfiliiiur. SYYONIT RUXY: Nora li.lllNL'l', hxuixc Raiicr, SJINITIY Pcarcc. llcrryl irlcr, Rim Nugcnt. lhviii H.ll'kL'l', Clco Hlll'k'ilL'Il. linrnld Onlcv, I.iYi-unc H.lx'cx. liili Smppcl. l'lRS'l' ROW: Katy Hi-llcy, lfrcul Murris, Niargcry liciircnds, Qicorgu l,I'iI'l1lUNC. B.1rb.1r.1 Iiurw, Clmrlcs llill, Iiutly flums, Nnrrix Piurcv, X1.iri.m Ili-llur. l'.1,Qi' I9

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We 71 ,fllufay Kem mb r the Happy IOURTII ROXV: C14-urge llunaldwn, .lulm Montgmncry, lfdwnrd Templcmnn, Hub Lang, XYVHILIIII Reims, RUI1.llki x1.lI'liIl, I5r.mcis Mum- gunu-ry, lfd CilNIlliIlL'lfk', R.1nd.1ll Mohr, Nmcy Friday. 'Iuycc Xvndcy. IIIIRID ROXY: Slurlcy Alolmmn. Frgnfcs slnhmnm. Xlnrvin Hcllcv. Bcrnim lfcklmrclt, xlCl'I'ill R.1inw.1lcr. Yhruld llinlvxclmc. XM-rlyn lung, Smnlcy blulmmun, Alim Muluf, Bill Yfics. Sl K UNI? ROXV: -lulm lluflalin, liuulnlm Ramp, M.1ry Ann C'rmnolly,C.1rolc Pricsi, Annu MAC N1iCI'I.1L'liN, N.1m:y lllix, IDUIIILI Hcwilt, PM Rowe, Claude linlc. liurla l..1ml.1u. ST ROXV: llmmld N1Cl:.lI'l.ll1Li, -l.lHk'l Qlulmwn, Donn.l ciL'd.1l'h0ll11.BUIJ l il1klmncr. Xlarilyn Uchrunds. jerry x1.lI'XITl.ll1, lllwin Tcxnplr- nur., .Immu Sarxcr, XY',1nd.1 Sclvunmkcr. Junior girls work lmrd selling hot dogs to finance thc prom. lfrnnccs and Luclln do the polka .lt the junior-senior party. -ff 'ff QM Inf' . 61:1 B' W, . -f 1 .Q -fi? '..:-- s r ' W .I H W f I 4 A .mg , 1 YQ A L. my -v - A LX - Standing: .luycc Wndcy qSucrct.1ry1. ghmn Snrvcr 4Srudcnr CTULIIIUIIN Misx Happc QAdviwrb. lfrzncie Nlmngmuury LX'icc Prcsidcnr Dick P,1lmcr LSludcnl Council 5. Sitting: Nhlcolm Buslmcll 4l'rcsidul1l5,Uunlm Cicchrlmlxn f,l'l'C.lSllI'L'I' Puga' I S

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Snphamorc Sailars Guin Ufcir Sc1zL'egs and Prepare Standing: Darrel Danekas fStudent Councilb, Susan Pierce ffreasurerj, Mary W'ehner CSecretaryj. Sitting: Dick Motlong ll'residentJ, Chuck Barnes 1Student Councill, Miss Wtmlf Llsdvisorj, Darrel Harter lVice Presidentb. When the doors opened for the Sophomores on September 7, they were prepared for a long and busy year. It started with the gala party Back to School , welcoming all freshmen. The center of attraction for the freshmen was the little red school house in the center of the dance floor with a fence of leaves around it. Miss Wolf, our adviser, who worked hard to make it a success, was presented with a corsage of roses during the evening. With help from all the committees and Chuck Barnes as Master of Ceremonies, the party was a great success. Class elections threw our class into the midst of a real political battle. ln a close race, Dick Motlong was the victor over Dick Carter, by one vote. Miss Marcum's sophomore advisory group was the highest salesmen for the second consecutive year in the Curtis Magazine Drive. Miss I-Iappe's group ran a close second. Dick Carter, who was the high salesman boy of the whole school in his freshmen year, is again our high salesman for the sophomore year. Carol Quitno received an Oscar for high class salesgirl. To climax our busy and social year the freshmen entertained us with a St. Patrick's Day party. The theme was in green and white, and everyone had a very enjoy- able evening. Last but not least we wish to thank Miss Wolf for helping and guiding us throughout the year. swf lflF'l'H ROVV: Marion Long, Margaret Smith, Whtyne Mickley, Bob I-frhes, Corlon lfaton, Aloe Larson, Ronnie Rand, -Ian Frisch, .lim Orner, llill Stocking, .Ioanne Lower, Clara Smith. FOURTH ROVV: Sandra Newlon, Mary Hayes. .lack Oakes, Don Campbell, Myrna llurlhut, Francis lleal, Marlene Reineck, Tom Kesseli, Nona Moore, Raymond McCaslin, Helen O'Bri:n. THIRD RONV: Barabara lfckhardt, Carole Quitno, Irma Cutts. Sandy King. Norma Smith, Deloris Purvis, Paul Scheibe, Nancy Stover, Bill Dauh, Doris Purvis. SECOND ROW: Betty Kalk, Bud Sutton, Mary Shook, james lilliott, Shirley Gittleson, Wayne Gruben, I,ois Hall, Dick Carter, Helen Gilbert, Richard Lower. FIRST ROXV: Ophelia Wlxolbriglit, Brian Kasmar, Verna Kendall, joe Castor, Betty Fogle, Maurice Brink, W'ilma Stucker, Larry W'alter, Ginny lfllis, Marion Mann. Page 2 0