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

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,J' . J .M 1 P J ,. Y . 1 Y 4 1 N f f .--:::'?h: ' TOP ROW: Mr. Skogland, adyisorg Bernard Scott, Lanny Stone, Tom Tomlinson, Don NY'illets, Gary Schabacl-zer, Jim Schnorr, and James Vagle. SECOND RONV: Bob Sudbury, Myrna Utz, Terry Shook, Robert Thompson, Roger Shafer, Ken Snider, David XVerdin, Mike Seaworth, Lester Ramsey, and Mr. Kruger, advisor. THIRD ROXV: Barbara XY'iukncss, Sybil Swarwbaugh, Sandra Tarvestad, Sherri Swanson, Kathy Sullivan, Virginia Tikkala, Joyce Skogland, Jean Tcmpleman, and Carol Tobler. FOURTH ROXV: Mary Turpcn, Sherri Wfakehouse, Connie Smith, Sandra XVaters, Sue Snyder, Sally Snyder, Peggy XVoolbright, and Mike Quartana. BOTTOM RONV: Judy Stcmgley, Evelyn XVatcrl:1nd, Sandra Tyler, Patricia Yocum, Dick Seit7, Susan Stouffer, and Joanne Tilton. YM! OMF' lfL65f5 OZELQ gli? pl 0lfl'l eil? pfdllllle . ,W .1 -f ana? , . F' ' 5 ,,, Z. ,. - ... ,... -.---fm Ama-is T ,Ely Q, f ii f , ' 1 1 ' V +A I , Y ,W N! 'X Y 7 X ,. N, K K N . 9' . k- w ' f-.1 - A . wg Awww :fig x. if ' ip 'ra .,. , JQ i - , WW' f f-wi XNNV' QM , ,V ,MGM ' P, fu, Q 3 ,W ,V W ... W ,M ,, . .. Nhaw T M, , .f . , . , - - f W- if . , 2 pifmalnfflfflpi :Jig up ' W' . Wmnixmmf 3' '- t ziggy? A L ,ai ., .f.,.3J-rv, ,,'-,ve . V 'QQ' at h 1, 7 - if ',,,V. t'4.: i'-Yi'-2 ' 1 1 1 -v - I , ,, it -Sw f ' 2f?ff'a.mff..I': ., . - 1-wwfwe- af-fr.-rifafif we-q.+at4itf:.Aisu-'+ f .' 4214.1 .fins ' ' ' L 1 1 .V .. f . i- ...ff .,.. , . 'W il i f , 7 .Av it vi -' r f- V Ar, tv K The boys in Mr. Mullcyk physical cdiitxiiioii ' ., Ji 'W i YF, ' Jr class play 2 form of mmauuklu ffmtlmll. ,ig ,' t ' i ,Q Al C TI - I' - - - 1' - f 1i'f'Q ' em' ' i, it 5 JVT.. it me prqmrtx nr tht I , . J 4, ,, . . K 1. lilGllT: The playcrs lilmlt lu pgivc rumii lair J T- ---- . I l 'xgpmg ' i the passer. VAR IiI4.ll'I': 1 linrlus Mcrslimi ,fi . .iw as l 3 , L, ., ,.. runx ahead of opponent lnrryf..ilcs.1nd siinpgs U i H T K thc pass. 3 . .Y ' 1 V. '27 w-N T f' f . 1, outa ' - - T - wif. A Num J 17: 'T.,,,-., 5. 5 K ls12m,L1,i. Ai N' lil

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.whi MM? Q 1 f, .5 4 f , . 7 f. 4 If .71 1 i M- JW we 515 7 fa. I 'ff' fs , V 4 ,, , 1.7 :V 1 3 L f f TOP ROVV: Jim Rice, Spike Olsen, Charles Merslion, Darwin Lawrence, jim McGowan, Mike Loefgren, and Jim Moorcliend. SECOND ROXV: Dick Patterson, Stanley Magnusson, Darrel Peterson, Larry l.cMar, Larry Mullins, Clifford Moses, and Mr. Lienliard, advisor. Tl HRD ROXV: Miss Lulitaln, advisorg -janet Rewerts, Doran Malone, Sandy Propet, Lea Moore, jerry Sassainan, Charles Lamb, and jerry Scliabackcr. FOURTH ROXV: Pat Mcflray, Sally jo Marple, Frieda Miller, .lanice McMullin, Ann Patterson, Marion Mans, and Janet Lytle. BOTTOM RUXV: Nona McCoy, Sharon Lewinske, Jackie Mercer, Sandra Olson, lfernand Plourdc, Judy Olmxtead, and Barbara McCaslin. guf garning an olkarning re un, 00 What junior will ever forget this announcement heard every Thursday afternoon during football season! But the concession stand wasn't all work. It was getting change mixed up, dropping pop bottles, meeting new friends, and enjoying the fellowship of their own classmates. I'll have your coat in a minute, sir, if you'll just wait. The juniors were at work again-this time in the checkroom. Each of them received special enjoyment from this even though they did mix up a few coats and sit on a couple of hats. Juniors were also kept busy with club work. Many took important roles in these organizations. Some were of- ficers, while others assumed the position of loyal and active members. h The juniors are especially aware of the fact that they are drawing near to the exit door of their high school life. Each one seems to be thinking: Let,s hope none of us trips before we reach the golden goal of graduation. ABOVE: In tumbling, one of various girls' physical educa- tion activities, Gini Tikkala and Pat McCray attempt to stand on their hands while Kathy Sullivan and Jean Hammil support them. BELOW: In Mr. Hallls drivers training class Myrna Utz attempts to back out of the school parking lot. N' 'LSQYLBA M .lX4,'lu nu vw QS:- ..s can-,gg-.z 'f73 g . f- M ' is fir if P' 'V 'Lili nfiff ,JUFIQLEL 1, ow 25 ,.., ,,.. f more , f i 1 ss A s ,-P : fl .,.!0i1ff'0f .--

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1 I Y I s Z Wd CIOHQ fo go OW-'- 7 Lf Wexf ear A unions orr ..,-- , , ,ff 'YN il pw Y A ! M ABOVE: In French I Barbara Wick11ess and Linda King play French records which are used along with the text books. The records pronounce a sentence from the text and then the students repeat it. RIGHT: In Chemistry Lab Larry Gates, John Crocker, and Stanley Magnusson are determining the percent of acid in Cl vinegar solution by using a hydroxide to neutralize the acid and then measuring the amount of the hydrox- ide used. mfs V 1 , 9 J LEFT: In Fine Arts III George Dicus is painting a landscape in opaque water colors, which, unlike ordinary water colors, are not transparent. LEFT: ln shop class Rodney Busse and Ken Detig are reconditioning a wood auger bit by running ll piece of oiled and emery dusted rope through the grooves in the bit. This process is used to remove any rust. BlfLOW: ln shorthand Sharon Dame and Madeline johnson dem- onstrate how to use the stenogrnph. This machine has its own system of shorthand. X D gr