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

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COURTENAY NELSON Science, :Mathematics Michigan State Collgc, B.S. Northern Illinois State Teachers College Iowa State University, M.S. ROBERT WATSON LEILA SCHADE M uric Illinois State Normal University American University W EVALYN OLSON Commerce Beloit College, AB. University of Illinois University of Northwestern Rockford Business School Gregg College University of Pittsburgh LEONARD SKOGLUND Industrial Arts Northern Illinois State Teachers College, B.E. University of Minnesota Stout Institute Menonomie, Wisconsin KEITH WEI-INER Vocational Agriculture University of Illinois, B.S. Iowa State College WILLIAM POSORSKE Mathematics University of Wisconsin Illinois State Normal Universitv, B.S., M.S. University of Colorado l vm Mathematics, Driver Education Bradley University, B.S. Illinois University, IvI.E. IEANETFE WIGEN Secretary Northern Illinois State Teachers College

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5-it WILLIAM I-IELMS Ilmlniqy, Athletic Director Wt-sti-rn Illinois State College, B.E. Univcrsit of Wisconsin R ' Q IQEEQ N 1 WILLIAM HILLS ' Y University of Minnesota Northern Illinois State Teachers College MARGARET IOHNSON Physical Education, 'f. 'ff'-Gi-Q Q Driver Education ' Universit of Michi an, B.S. Y g Bradley University University of Vlfisconsin ' Colorado State College' f 5 . . E41 of Education, MA. ,i . Vocational Agriculture Colorado A 81 M. BS. University of Illinois BYFORD KYLER Science, Algebra ll, Pbysicx Northern Illinois State Tc-acliers College, B.S. University of llinois, M.S. ' mu, X Q ' RICHARD MOSIER ... Commerce Lincoln College, A.A. Bradley University, B.S. Illinois State Normal University GRACE HILLS Home Economics, Cafeteria Northern Illinois State Teachers College, B.S. Colorado ARM GERTRUDF LEFFINGWELL Latin, Spanish, English Beloit College, B.A. University of Colorado ff 'FR' 4 . ! ', gs .15 ALICE MUSCHLER Speech University of Illinois, B.A

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x. Rochelle High School inaugurated its first govemment-sponsored cafeteria this year. Under the supervision of Mrs. Hill, wholesome meals are now prepared and served daily by her capable assistants, Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs. Anderson. We now have a split noon hour which affords a more comfortable eating time for everyone. If it wcren't for Frank or Bud Krahen- buhl, Mr. Eaton and Mr. Grodeland, we woulcln't have any bus drivers to bring our country students in to school. Come rain or shine, we may always depend on them. 5 in ,Z Because of Bruce, Bud, and Iohn, our school is kept clean and everything in order. If wc have lost anything or would like to have something fixed, we know who we can depend on.