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

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ees 3 1 ,, 2 1 x In gif 'HT 'W in Sli' yi! Cu!!! BUS DRIVERS District 212 covers a total of 220 square miles. To the bus drivers goes the important job of insuring that the students from all parts of the district are delivered to the high school promptly each morning. But this is only part of the job. The other part involves driving students to out-of-town football and basketball games or taking classes or clubs on their field trips. LaVcrne Krahenbuhl, Cameron Brenner, Frank Krahenbuhl, Sr., Corlon Eaton, Frank Krahenbuhl, Jr., and Walter Grodeland. CAFETERIA E MP LO YEES Our school cafeteria, operated under the Federal aid plan, is supervised by Mrs. Helen Calhoun and Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson. Each day they prepare a hot lunch, planned to be nutritious as well as delicious, for the 300 students and faculty who choose to eat there. For those who bring their own lunches, milk, ice cream bars, and candy are available. Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs. Anderson are aided by student assistants. Helen Calhoun, Elizabeth Anderson BUILDING CUSTODIANS The maintenance of the physical plant of a school the size of RTHS is a tremendous task. To these men who tirelessly work to keep our school and campus beautiful, We owe many of our pleasant memories. i121 John Furland Leslie Montgomery Charles Oskins

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we ,bg Q. e .,,.i 'Q .. 2 1, 'Q 2. sg... ,Q ' .. l E wa. Raymond lluftalin, vice-prcsidentg jim Weatherbee, president: Carol Montavon, secretary: james Van Recnen, treasurcrg' Mr. Wehner, advisor. 1955 SENIOR CLASS june and graduation arrive once again. lt doesn't seem possible that it our class that will be receiving those hard- earned diplomas, and leaving the accumulation of good times and had that have taken place in the halls of Rochelle High. just four short years ago we made our way into RTHS, excited and afraid of the trials that were to come to us during our high school life. As freshmen, we xvere entertained and initiated at a party given hy the sophomores and later we gave them one in return. During our sophomore year, we had the privilege of turn- ing the tables and initiating the inexperienced freshmen at a party. They later gave us one. Qui' 'unior year was a busy one. Our main ro'ect was l . , I giving the junior-senior prom, which wc'll never forget. Wfe sold hotdogs, mums, candy bars and did anything we could to make money for the prom and other school activ- ities, We're about to close our high school career at RTHS and go our separate ways, hut we'll always remember the good times we've had during our four years at Rochelle High. XVe, the class of Si feel that we have played an im- portant part as a spoke to the RTHS hub. During the year, Mr. Maris, the guidance counselor, discusses post-graduate plans with seniors.