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

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Members of a faculty committee making plans for their Christmas party. R.T.H.S. FACULTY The faculty of R.T.H.S. consists of twenty-six mem- bers: eleven women and fifteen men. They bring to Rochelle students the benefits of varied training which has been received from thirty-five colleges located in twelve states. Sixty-two per cent have Master's degrees, and sev- eral have a year or more of graduate study beyond the M.A. The teaching experience of our faculty ranges from one to thirty years of service and covers experience in both public and private schools, from elementary grades through college. JULIMAE ALBRIGHT GORDON CARLSON Speech History Vassar College, B.A. Northern Illinois State Teachers College, B.A. Our faculty has many interests. Last summer thirty-one per cent attended school, while thirty-nine per cent held iobs: selling, general office work, teaching, manual labor, etc. Two traveled in Europe. Professionally minded, most of our faculty are members of the National Education Association, the Illinois Education Association, and other organizations. Civic minded, they are all active in various church and community affairs. HELEN ELLIS English Carthage College, B.A. U. of Wisconsin Northern Illinois State Teachers College WALTER CORRELL Physical Education, Coach U. of Illinois, B.S., M.S. -9..

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Top Row: Peter Renich, james Weatherbee, Dennis Mutton, Roger Hill, Frank McCaslin. Seroml Row: Mr. Cieske fadviserj, Talbot Hayes. Alice Smith, Al Muss elman, Paul Stavrakas, Lee Hutson, Mike Weatherbee, John Omer. Bottom Row: Pauline Caron, Ronnie Smith Ctreasurerj, Fred Schon Cvice-presidentj, Lyle Smith fpresidentj, Judy Esposito fsecretaryj, Connie Harms. ' STUDENT COUNCIL The four hundred seventy-five students of Rochelle High School are represented by eighteen of their classmates who are members of the Student Council. All during the school year, the Council meets every other Tuesday during the seventh period to confer on matters of special interest to students. Probably the major project of this Council is Home- coming. The pep meeting, snake dance, Homecoming party and dance, and almost every detail of this important event in our school year comes under business of the Student Council. The students of Rochelle High are fortunate that Mr. Willard Gieske serves as Council adviser. The current proj- ect of the Student Council is revising or rewriting the present school song, or selecting a new one. President Lyle Smith conducts a Student Council business meeting. -g..

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WILLARD GIESKE Music Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.Ed. U. of Wisconsin, Ph.M. U. of Colorado R.T.H.S. FACULTY MARIE ANNE GREVE DOLORES HANSON ALMA HAPPE Physical Erlumiion English, Ro-To-Hi-Life English, Librarian Illinois State Normal Wright Jr. College North Central College, B.A. University, B.S. Northern Illinois State U. of Wisconsin, M.A. Teachers' College, B.S. U. of California U. of Colorado U. of Minnesota Wisconsin State College WILLIAM HELMS Biology, Coach West. Illinois State Teachers' College, B.Ed. U. of Wisconsin U. of Minnesota Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, M.A. XVILLIANI HILLS EMERY KIMBALL Vocaliolml Agriczzllurc M1lsiL' Colorado A.8lM., B.S. Sherwood Music School, U. of Illinois, M.Ed. B.M., M.M. YMCA College U. of Chicago U. of Southern California Chicago Musical College FRANKLIN KRUGER Fine Arts, Yearbook F. Mizen Academy of Art Northern Illinois State Teachers' College, B.S. Ed. CHARLES KURTZ BYFORD KYLER MARY ANN LACY Mafbematics Sricnre H omc' Economics Illinois State Normal Northern Illinois State U. of Illinois, B.S. University, B.A. Teachers' College, B.S. U. of Illinois, M.S.