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

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Our School Board With Enthusiasm Lead Us Through ouR SUPERINTENDENT Mr.fHills High School is not just a preparation for lifeg it is life. Attitudes toward work, recreation, associates, and authority are very much the same after high school as during high school. Failure, indifference, and success in high school generally carry over into later life. It is our aim that all school experiences shall help develop those abilities, attitudes, and ideals that are most valuable to and desirable in good American citizens. C. A. HILLS During these periods of rising costs and increasing educational problems, Rochelle is indeed fortunate to have a school board whose members generously and continuously give of their time and experi- ence to make ours a better school. With their eyes on future advancement, but ever mindful of present training needs, this group plans behind the scenes with little or no fanfare so that our school administration moves forward smooth- ly and efficiently. Probably no school has a closer bond of friendship between its school board, its teachers, and its student body, than ours. The community, student body, and faculty express their thanks for a job well done. Vernon Smith Dr L. W. Masters, Vera Herrmann QSecretaryj, C. A. Anderson fPresidentJ, Isabelle Klewin, H. A. Heron, Dr. C. H. Schaller Page Iiiglnf 7!'5..ltl-flX,.zQ', 5'3f2?'... x'l'Ll ' l'W5f?51isilfT1i7 1 'M-' 'WV' ' '- Wm '

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Our Administrators Another School Year STANDING: Leonard McCarthy, Nancy Halsey CSecretaryj, Mr. Hills QSponsorj, Barbara Olson, Bill Felt. SEATED: Kenny Hayes CVice-presidentj, John Hartman Cllresidentj, Arvene Colwill QTreasur- erj, John Bienfang. Student Council A representative governing body is needed in every true democracy. Com osed of two members of each class under the supervision of Mr. P Hills, the Student Council performs the tasks of forming a budget, ' h selecting the TATLER and RO-TO-HI-LIFE staffs, sponsoring t e Student Activity Tickets, planning all school dances, and selecting interesting assembly programs. The Council aids the administration in ' ' ' h d 'W oint securing an accurate cross section analysis of t e stu ent vie p on student affairs. ' ' h C ncil A N B ides s onsoring the successful Homecoming Dance, t e ou es P iomoted the popular all school dances held after the basketball games. .. - P. To the hard-working members we, the student body, extend many thanks', for these stimulating extra-curricular activities. B ALMEDA LEATHERS Secretary Through careful planning and management, Mr. Hills makes the business of running a school look easy. ln spite of his many duties, he is always glad to talk over student problems and help perplexed students straighten out their programs. 'We all join in saying, Thanks, Mr. Hills, for a job well done. Mr. Hills counsels with Don, Norton, and Dale. Page Nine