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

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'M' NNJ9 agp:-wif Top row: Chuck Trowbridge, president, Mr. Nelson, advisor. I - Hoftom row: Blannic Pierce, treasurerg Ruth McEachern, secretary, Darrell Daub, vice-president. Hot dogs! Did you h11VC 11 hilt. Sify, UWC, the UPPCF- carried the voices of junior girls peddling hot dogs-with clnssmen-3' Can anyone here read Chinese? These are or without mustard. Winter nights brought many coats common Phrases among the juniors- to the check room where juniors strove to lteep from mis- laying hats, boots, purses, and gloves. Spring came with The cold autumn winds that swept the football field Soft bf-CCZC5 and moonlight nights, JUNIOR CLASS Top row: Kenneth Hall, Grayce Pumfrey, Jackie Thompson, Carolyn Leathers, Ray Kramer, Larry Crask, Duane Truckenbrod, Ray Kannheiscr, Frank Castor. Srrond row: Beverly Govig, Peggy Mougin, Sally Hegland, Anita Garwick, joan Lindquist, Alice Horton, Sally Sandell, john Orner, Robert Ackland, Mr. Nelson. Q Third row: james Balcom, Sharon Skoglund, Norma Stone, Marjorie Bosecker, Mary Hanson, Lois Shaw, Sharon Sword, Penny Brown, Betty White, Armella Herrmann, Kay Connolly. llollom row: Larry lfwald, Rex Altcnburg, John Nugent, Gerry Hatter, Eddie Rice, Blannie Pierce, Don McBride, Freddie Walters, Elvis Beck, Bob Mescrnlc, Ronald Engelkes. .Liifi l S , 5 .-26..

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joan Lindquist and Elsie Gittleson examine the display of foreign objects, many of which were sent as birthday or Christmas gifts from foreign pen pals. Prom time!! XVe, the upperclassmenn made ourselves as decorative as possible for the Big Night-Our Prom. No time now to worry over aching backs and tired arms. Every wire, every string, every yard of crepe paper is in place-so are we. Thirty juniors have carried on a lively correspondence with students in foreign countries. The experience has made us feel a part of the great effort toward World Peace and international understanding. There has been only one problem: a few of our letters came written in the foreign language. JUNIOR CLASS Top row: Miss Parks, John Fabris, Emogene Vogeler, Shirley Nolan, Wayne Beach, Marilyn Hintzsche, Mike Weatherbee, Kay Terviel, Ronnie Orman, Lee Cooprider, Pat Rucker. Scroml row: Doyle Brown, jurmita Carter, Audrey Albrecht, Carol Glavin, Florence Moore, Sharon Hays, Joyce Hammil, Barbara Pobstman, Don Bell, Ruth McEachern, Miss Wayman. Third row: Norma Matheny, Betty Bailey, Donald Swope, Robert Kiene, Shirley johnson, Margo Donaldson, Sandra Harrolle, Nancy Everest, Mar- garet Clayton, Mary Grover, Sandra Seitz. Bolfom rout Wayne Peterson, john Heron, LeMar, Duke Henning. Bill Larson, Charles Trowbridge, Harry Skelly, Duane Stein, Warren Young, Arlen Rewerts, Dwayne lil! Li