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

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Sianding: Carole Stangley, secretary, lVlfS. Thomas, adviser. Sealed: John Orner. president: Robert Reints, vice-presidentg Fred Walters, treasurer. This year, we, the class of '56, moved on to our second and were ready to make the Freshmen feel more welcome. year in High School. More familiar with classrooms and friends, we were therefore more confident in ourselves. It To do this' We gave 3 Halloween PaftY in honor of the took little time for us to renew old friendships and learn Freshmen 011 October 17- We enl0Yed giving its and 'fheY our new schedules. Soon we were in the swing of things surely enjoyed themselves. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Darrel Daub, Clarence Whitlow, Jim McCaslin, John Omer, Fred Walters, Talbot Hayes, Beverley Govig, Larry Crask, Marlene Oest- terheld, Judy Esposito, Terry Truman. Tlvirrl Row: Emogene Vogeler, Carole Stangley, Carol Glavin, Norma Matheny, Sharon Skoglund, Don Bell, Mary Alberts, Kay Terviel. Lee Cooprider, Donna Peterson. Serond Row: Archie Eyster, Joyce Furman, Pat Rucker, Lois Shaw, Penny Brown, Pat McCaslin, Mary Campbell, Mary Pittman, Bob Kiene. Boilom Row: Murriel Larson, John Heron. William Larson, Larry Ewald, Peter Renich, John Nugent, Elvis Beck, Jacqueline Thompson. -50-

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Top Row: Gayl Yokes, Norman Davey, Stanley Jaeger, Robert Harrison, Richard Koch, Beverly Harolle, Sandra McQueen, Helen Tierney, Dale Woodworth. Third Row: James Kingsbury, Sandra Nelson, Beverly Van Amburg, Nancy Bearrows, Joan Mann, Alice Thomas, Donna Vanstone, Larry Brugh, Philip Tigan, Jerry Fisher. Second Row: Connie Gilbert, Dixie Green, Jeanette Lowe, Gail Hayenga, Jean Carson, Patricia Collins, Betsy Albrecht, Marilyn Leusby, Judith Hayes. Bollom Row: Kenneth Pumfrey, Dean Shaw, Paul Stavrakas, Jerry Mcllvoy, Carl Sampson, Jack Pierce, Darrell Hazard, Edward Milburn. Not Shown: Roger Johnson, Sharon Treat, Janis Willingham. JUNIOR CLASS number of pupils in the group, and David Pfoff was the high salesman for the second year in a row. The culmination of the year's big events was in May, when after weeks of worry and hard work, we gave the prom. It was a never-to-be forgotten night and well worth the hard work. Now that the year is over, We Wish to thank all the advisers and teachers who helped to make this year a suc- cess. Although we regret its being over, we are already looking forward to next year, knowing it will be even better than this year has been. Maps aid juniors in their study of United States History. ..29,

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Frogs, worms, and insects are alla part of Sophomore Biology. Our classes gave us very interesting topics for discus- sion this year. At first, in Biology, the dissecting of the lower forms of animal life was very distasteful to some of us. But Mr. Helms was patient, and soon we learned to love it. Set your machines for double spacing, and Get set for a ten-minute timed writing, are familiar phrases to all typing students. Driver's Training was an interesting activity for most Sophomores, although many were unable to participate because of the new age limit. All Sophomores took part in English Il, which consisted of fundamentals, composition, and literature appreciation. SOPHOMORE CLASS Top Row: Frank Hewitt, Sally Hegland, Peggy Mougin, Florence Moore, Sonja Myers, Judy Harms, Marilyn Hintzsche, Audrey Albrecht, Jewel Rogers, Richard Osborne, Warren Young. Tbinl Row: John Fabris, Edward Mear, Ray Kramer, Gary Ladwig, Marilu Montgomery, Kay Townsend, Norma Stone, Marjorie Bosecker, Lucy Mankowsky. SITOIII, Row: Mary Grover, Frank Castor, Joyce Hinckle, Kay Connolly, Kay Sherwood, Juanita Carter, Joann Eversgerd, Barbara Pobtsman, Ruth Tait. Bolfom Row: Ronald Engelkes, David Schwartz, DeWayne LeMar, Duane Stein, Don McBride, Willard Parker, Robert Reints, Blannie Pierce. -31-