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

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E716 Decks of the Sh Qu af Oppn tunify Hansen. Mary was in the -lesters' fall play, No Vfay Out and Marlene and Helena helped with the crews. Many freshmen were members of the orchestra and band. Donna Mutton was a majorette in the marching band. Helping to lead us in our cheers in football and basketball was Pat Beck. Half of the football and bas- ketball teams were composed of freshmen. Don Meanger and -lim Slotho-.ver played regular on the team. NVe are all proud of Don, who received the Hall lfree Throw Trophy. At the close of the Curtis magazine drive, Donna Mutton received the Oscar for high magazine salesman in the freshmen class. We have had diflriculties getting through Latin, math, and science and becoming accustomed to high school life, but most of us have found our place on the ship and are ready to sail through the next three years of high school. We wish to thank Mr. Pierson, our class skipper, for helping us through our first bewildered year. Standing: Mr. Pierson CAdyisorl, Alice Cfountrsmin lS!utt Councilj. Marlene Hansen Ksllldflal Connex in l'I'reasurerJ . Qitting: Virgil lies 4Presidentl, Cialen Kruietr Mitt lr Il jackie Hear lSec retary lillflill ROXY: Gerald Lang, Floyd Harrolle. Harry Shatfer. Dale Vogeler, Delmar Srarns, Melyin Hendricks, Doi 1 i l ortntt Konnnerell, NY'ilma lfngelkes. Mary Hills, Kathyrn Nlanning. l-'OURTH ROXV: Nlichael Rowland. Dallas Johnston, Gerald Primrose, Allen lirady. Robert Berg. -lack Kiraf. lin rr iutr filo t Scofield, iharles Reims, Cieorge Stocking, Murray l.arson. THIRD ROXY: Uewayne Adams, I,eroy Dummer. Prank Pittman, Hob Chapman, Virgil lies. Blair ilihueslad, Ronnie ini tson ton Neck, -lack laixton, Harold Rogers, Clifford Cross. SFCOND ROW: Shirley Bailey, linda Knight, -Ioan Nutt, Lorraine Hunt, Connie Castor, Mary Anne Koechig, 1. t lsislnuss 1 Shirley Onley. .Iackie Mear, lucette Caron. I-IRST ROXY: Nlarlene Hansen, .Ianice Pearce. Ifvelyn Sarver. Shirley Nleiiaslin. Connie llusse, ,Ieannine Smith, Audrty Kind Doro IV Robinson. ,lean Knoll, Carolyn lfllis. 8 get Page 2 4

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0 e Hundred and 81 vm Qreshmcrz Swamp 6' ' This fall as the good ship R.T.H.S. set sail, it took aboard one hundred and eleven green, landloving fresh- men sailors. Everytime we turned around there was a junior or senior sailor waiting to initiate us. Fortunately, we were able to survive these ordeals and enter the sch00l's busy year of activities. On September 24, the sophomores entertained us at .1 party with back-to-school as the theme. We gave them a successful St. Patrick's party on March 18. We had a green Shamrock in the the middle of the study hall roped off with green and white crepe paper streamers. It seemed hard for us to learn not to chew gum in John explains the mysteries of our heating classes, but after being caught several times there Systgnq to the freshmen, weren't so many of us staying after school scraping gum off the study hall tables. Five of the seventeen new tlesters members were from our class. These members were: Nancy Brook, Mary Hills, Helena Kaminski, Donna Mutton and Marlene FIFTH ROW: jack Kingma, La Verne Vanstone, Bud Conrad, Robert Coggeshall, Gene Carlson, Jerry johnson, Ronnie Graf, Jack Alcock, Richard Pumfrey, Georgia Kruse, Darlene Peterson. FOURTH ROW: Dorothy McFarland, Jim Slothower, David Rewerts, Ronald Doole, Norman Fenelon, Glen Dunahoo, Galen Kruger, Richard McCann, Roger jaeger, Warren Seebach. THIRD ROVV: Don Meanger, jim Hegland, Leo Reints, Larry Cleveland, Tom Nies, Mickey Hayes, jim Dale, Keith Furman, Ronald Iingelkes, Bruce Scofield. SECOND RONW: Alice Tilton, Mary Cipolla, .lane Ohlinger, Alice Countryman, Donna Collins, Pat Beck, Helena Kaminski, Norma johnson, ileanette Fenelon, Donna Barnes. FIRST ROVV: Mary Finley, Donna Mutton, Nancy Brook, Doris Barnes, Carolee Haigh, Gloria Hendricks, Mary Michaelis, Norm.: Nelson, -lean Secoy, Aloyce Totten. I . x y RE, - ' S'- Pugz' 2 2

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lfis' 31111 Award Shzpf Dave plays a solo for the dancers Busl1ie,'figl1ts with Polo over the ball. if the Student Councll dance' Wgirrcn gives a pep talk at the Homecoming bonfire Denny and Gus prepare to make .1 R.T.H.S.students enjoy johnny K.iye's music basket against Ottawa. at the Homecoming dance. Pagi' 2 4