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

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1 nr lT? 1'E.l it FACULTY LEFT: Zoe Traver Haselton 141112.14111 1116: 1111,-5 T!l1.1kv-:1 Umvsfziy E. S: U::1vH1:11C'.' Cf li.1r1: 1s M. F. Stanley Roe SC1er11-f- Northern lllxncus S1159 Twifhers Callefgw E, il. Leora McSweyn Urxiverxtyl B. SP Urgv 1 if l',,w'1 fl. A Margaret Rainey E?i'1Q1SE. Pizjrsiil '.-.,,.,Ys W-5.4, zf- I William Helms CM. ,. n-L' .,,-C - A-,A ,V rx .... --.. .. Chester Ellis S111 'l.'it', lfllllw-::,1I1 rl Efci- 5:11:14 A G Ylzgvffzf ' :::. LT. Ili. QIETJTIQR: C. A. Hills Mf1tl1f1::. :Y1'S 'lr11'.'f-IL 11,1 .'1::f'f1r1s1r1 Ph. H rf l .1.'x Lf. A Lola Foss Elmer Guio l:1d'.1:1:r1 1. AV: l1.1r.'f' HS :'f 'f', 1 Ruth Murray Burroughs -4 . Harrieit Iohnson Keith Wehner r.:z1':.'::' '7:1' FEIYPST, losephine Wible :Q:.:l1::., 511-- Y, I ' 11. A ,Vi i ,N Alma Happe Virginia Parrish Williard Gieske

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Q 3 BOARD CDP EDUCATIQN A Htlls Su ermtendctt Behmd C111 of our octtvtttes m the Rochelle Townshtp Htqh School there IS C1 qroup of persons who ore strtv rtq for the betterment of our educottonot proqrotm and Nho durmq the post yeors hove DfOV1dGd mcmy Con r1but1ons m our behalf It IS Wlth deepest smcertty thot we students express our opprectcxtton to thts deserv nq group the Boord of Educotton cmd Mr Htlls our oupermtendertt G 'Q t . Q -Q ---- u tohn Moxsorx: Dr. L. W. Masters Istbetle Klewm- C. A. Anciersi: Prestdrnt' Ver: Hermnrxnn, Sevretfrryg Dr. C. H. Frhstler' H. A. Heron. . ' , p Ar , , ' Y I V - . ' ' I , I ,

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First row Barbara May, treasurer: Delores Cleveland, vice president, David Fell, president: Maribeth Eber secretaryg Bill Askviq. Second row Mr. Hills, John Carpenter, Tom Koritz, Nancy Paley. STUDENT CCDUNCIL The student activity tickets were received more enthusiastically this year than in any previous year of this plan's brief history in our school. Eighty per cent of the student body took advantage of this economical system of paying class dues and receiving the school paper, the Tatler, and admission to extra-curricular activities. Because these are war times, and money is badly needed by organie zations of mercy, a membership in the lunior Red Cross was secured from our funds for each student with an activity ticket. The Student Council was responsible for the successful homecoming celebration held on October 3lst. The nickelodeon, which the Council purchased last year, continued to provide enjoyment during the noon hours for those who wished to dance. An appointed committee took care of changing the records regularly.