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

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l lfourrlr lime' lfrank Mann, Don Meanger, Ioe Hoggett, Gerald Prim rose, Florence Kommerell, Wilma Englekes, Warren Seehach, Garry Garrison, Allen Brady, Nlelvin Hendricks, Ronnie Graf. .'I'!nril li'nu': fileuda Garrison, Alice Clouutryinan, Norma Nelson, Evelyn Sarver, Leon Beck, lim Dale, Patil Stone, john Schwartz, Keith liuriuau. Nancy Brook, Donna Minton, Glen Dunahoo, Linda Larson. Sfforirf Row' lamkie lsllear, Shirley Onley, loanne Bell, Connie Castor, Helena Katninski, Ioyee Totten, l.inda Knight, Blair Thuestad, Alice Tilton, Audrey Rand, Donna Barnes, lean Knoll. Ifml limp: Ilelmar Starus, George Scholielcl, Robert Berg, Roger Iaeger, Ierry Lang, Robert Coggeshall, Harry Schaffer, Richard Pumfrcy. Wl1l'Il the ffurtiss Publishing Company held their annual maga- zine drive, the Iuniors took top honors all the way aroundg lim Slothower and Shirley Unley took hrst place honors for the hoys and girls and Donna lvlutton won third place for the girls. Mrs. Ellis's group of Iuniors was the winner among the guidance groups of the school. The many clnhs were well represented hy the Iuniors. Helena Kaminski was admitted to the Thespians and Carol Hutson, Ianet Hunt, and Shirley Bailey wc re admitted to Iesters. Band and orches- tra called to many of the Iuniors first period in the morning. G.A.A. and F.H.A. had many of our girls as members. Projectionists Club, composed mainly of Iunior hoys, proved a boon to teachers in regard to running the movie projectors and the tape recorder. Making the :poke of the Hub Hardy fun Wiheri the honor rolls were published, the A honor roll was dominated hy Iuniors, who also did very well on the B honor roll. ln the middle of lfehrnary, the class rings arrived, Hnal proof that we were upperelassmen. This year's ring featured something new, the rings could he purchased with stone settings if desired. The biggest thing of the year was the Prom given to the Seniors hy the Juniors. Our theme was hased on old Holland. The entrance was decorated hy a hridge. Along the bridge ran a canal edged with tulips. We would like to thank our sponsors, Mrs. Olson, Mrs. Ellis, Mr. Posorske, and Mr. Wehner, for the help they so generously gave us throughout the year. Ja, ole K'

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lim Heglancl, pres,g Donna Mutton, sec.g Linda Larson, treas.g Galen Kruger, vice-pres. With Iim Hegland leading us and be- ing ably assisted by Galen Kruger, Linda Larson, and Donna Mutton, the class of '53 entered their third enjoyable year at R.T.H.S. With such capable leaders, the Iuniors plunged into their work in prepara- tion for the Prom. There were the hot dogs that were sold at all the home football games, and the Mums sold at Home- coming. The varsity football team was consider- ably helped by the Iuniors, Dale Vogeler, Delmar Starns, and Galen Kruger, who played regularly and were packed up by Gene Carlson and Frank Pittman. There were nine Iuniors on the basketball team and lack Kingma was a regular the last half of the season. The championship golf team was bolstered by four Iuniors, lim Slothower, Don Meanger, George Schofield, and Dave Rewerts, Fourth Row: lean Secoy, Ieanine Smith, Darlene Peterson, Shirley MeCaslin, Gloria Hendricks, Betty Olson, Marlene Hansen, Galen Kruger, Bob Chapman, Leroy Dummer, Iim Hegland, Mary Hills, lim Slothower, Ronnie Doole. Third Row: Shirley Bailey, Ronnie Donaldson, Frank Pittman, Burr Schuler, lack Luxton, George Stocking, Bruce Scofield, Ronm Englekes, Harold Rogers, Larry Cleveland, Mickey Hayes, Doris Barnes, Leo Reints, Second Row: Ieannette Fenelon, Darlene Rasmussen, Norma johnson, Virginia Heath, Lucettc Caron, Carolyn Ellis, Gloria Garrison Donna Collins, Elaine Engel, Ianet Hunt, Connie Busse, Carol Hutson. First Row: lack Graf, lack Alcock, Duane Adams, Dale Vogeler, Gene Carlson, Dave Rewerts, lack Kingma, Gene Mcllvoy.

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As we walked down the halls this fall, we knew that this year we wo ld I u be even more important spokes in the RTI-IS hub On freshmen at a Halloween party which ,J was complete with a spook-house. In the sports world, many boys went out for the teams and were a valuable asset to their teams. All the sophomores participated activel in Y the many clubs and activities that make up our high school life We wish to thank our able advis- ors Miss Muscheler, Miss Groves M . N ' r elson, and Mr. Finstad whd October 20, we entertained the helped us so much du . Sgavrakas- year. . Evangelmc ri ' Tlton Treasure , vice-Presidents Am' ' Richard Triwisigiiiith, Pfesldem' Secret2fY3 Y Fourth Row: Ge ld ra Miller, Glen Reints, Shelia Chase, David Stocking, Harold Iohnson, Ierry Hayes, Phil Nye, Ianet Ripp, Debbie Bain, Gorden Brown, Marilyn Meanger, Glenny Mougin. Third Row: Dick Lockhart, Pat Keefer, Ann Tilton, Marilyn Vogeler, Virginia Argetsinger, Mary Spraetz, Charles Quitno, Iudson Ehmcn, Maiirice Stone, Burley Smith, Bob Danb, Carol Albrecht, Verva Ehmen. Srrand Row: Ruth Grover, Leanne O'Brien, Ginny Bates, Bonnie Baldwin, Barbara Eckhart, Mary Huftalin, Gloria Calhoun, Pat Hor- ten, Evangeline Stavrakas, Beverly Harding, Marlene Graham, Shirley Bergman, Barbara Fischer. I n-sf: Row: Fred Schon, Ierry Rand, Sonny Musselman, Iohn Harrison, Melvin Zimmerman, Bi Hendrickson. ll Conrad, Richard Trowbridge, Grant ring the school