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

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Essential Clogs in the Wheels of Learning l MRS. ECKHARDT MISS PETERSON Cafeteria Manager Crzfetfria Assislamf r s J s 5 if -- T ' ' -- l w Q - -- 52 -E s s - -: I. ,Z 4' ' s . is fi , ,, . ' ' 2-Q - ,V M, 1, Q fy z . ,. .,, 1 ,. as if , ,Q .' ,, 5 U1 , 5 , 3' V195 9 ,iff ' - ,132 ,1 1 ' - H' if ' John and Bud, the real keepers of the keys. si' Our Loyal Bus Drivers Frank Krahenbuhl, Roy McKee, Frank Eckhardt, Qabsentj, Harold Johnson. Page Fourteen Yum, yum, save me a piece of that pie, Milf! Who is it that literally holds the keys to our school? John and Bud, of course. They are always ready to open a locker, locate a lost book, or help us in some other way. They make our building a more pleasant place in which to work .... Besides delicious meals at lunch time, Mrs. Eckhardt and Miss Peterson provide for the many hungry students after school .... Regardless of the weather the bus drivers are always on the job, bringing students to school and taking them home again. Without the bus drivers, we would miss many exciting out-of- town football and basketball games. W'e all join in saying Thanks to them for their services throughout the year. JOHN FURLAND BUD MONTGOMERY Cuslodirrzz Czzxforliuzz

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Yes,We Made lt--- And they can cook, too, boys! Miss Happe gives John, Paul, and Norton some extra help. Page Sixteen OFFICERS STANDING: Miss Happe, Sponsor, Don Haigh, Secretary. SEATID: Jim Larson, Vice-presidentg Arvene Colwill, Student Councilg John Hartman, Student Council, Milton Duell, President. On September 13, 1943, our class of one hundred and twelve hopeful freshmen, awed, wide-eyed, and curious, entered the portals of Rochelle Township High School. The Freshman-Sophomore parties served as our introduction to the social life of high school. How- ever, it didn't take long for us to realize that studies were also a vital part of life at R. T. H. S., especially when the dreaded semester exams arrived. But not until they had passed, were we considered an estab- lished part of the school. Enchusiasrically, we entered into the extra-curricular activities, hoping to make our contribution to the school records. As sophomores, we watched the worried freshmen with amused, but sympathetic feelings. We envied the saucy juniors and the sophisticated seniors and wished time would flv a little faster. During that year, John Eyster, Edward Hall, Dick Hunt, Paul Unangst, Bill Zimmerman, Milton Duell. Dale Vandre, John Hartman, and Junior Crim formed the German Band , which was enjoyed by the fans at the basketball games and was continued on through our senior year. The next year found us busily working in the checkroom, selling mums at homecoming. and pre- paring for our glorious Junior Prom. Dancing in the dreamy atmosphere of the theme Mood Indigo to A1 Raymond,s Orchestra was a dazzling climax to a splendid year.