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

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Examining a bit of trigonometric Wizardry above are math clubbers Mr. Yenerich Qadvisorj, D. Gruben, T. Giese, S. Grant fpres identj, G. Buckley ftreasurerl, S. Trout fsecretaryj, and S. Koontz fvice-presidentj. Mx xv: Chess Club members are ffront rowj J. Kingsbury, T. Maxey, B. Piersma fpresi- dentj, and S. Laubachg and fback rowj M. Morris, D. Upah, D. Meyer, and B. Nel- son. At the right Sue Laubach is about to checkmate Dick Upah as members watch in awe.

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SMALL CLUBS M I D0 BIG THINGS. . . Jr MATH ' RADIO CHESS PROJECTION Advisors advise. Above Mr. Nelson explains film threading to projectionists Joel Shelton and Martin Junge. Below Mr. Springmire demonstrates a schematic to radiomen M. Holt, S. Davidson, L. Bryant, G. Mayberry, D. Schwitters, and S. Buckley. C A-'px-'-'1 . Q, ,

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9' Thespians. Front Row: S. Koontz, J. Kingsbury, B. McQuillin, and M. Upah. Second Row: M. Ziliack, A. McCaslin, J. Hanke, and C. Stevens. Third Row: Mr. Franklin fadvisorl, B. Felker, R. Shields, J. G' Harper, and T. Barton. Thespian officers are Top to Bottom: M. Ziliack, secretary-treasurer, J. Hanke, vice-president, and S. Koontz, president. LIFE'S A STAGE It isn't really hard to be an actor. Everyone is - standing in front of a mirror or walking by the kids in the front hall or assuming an expression of rapt attention for a teacher's benefit while hastily scrawling a note to a friend across the room. Jesters and Thespians, how- ever, do work hard at acting. This year they spent many long hours at rehearsals working on The Miracle Worker, Teach Me How to Cry, and other one act plays including the contest play Once Upon a Play- ground. It doesn't matter whether we take on roles only after we are sure of our own identities or whether we build an identity from parts we have played. What is important is that we explore the ideas within us, ei- ther on our own or in the disci- pline of a playwright's charac- ter. Jester officers are: J. Kingsbury, vice-president, A. McAslin, secretary, M. Upah, president, J. Hanke, historian, and C. Quinn, treasurer.