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

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Bus Drivers Top Row: Corlon Eaton, Henry Hud- son, Dick Krahenbuhl, Grant Brown, Leslie Springmire. Bottom Row: Wal- ter Grodeland, Leslie Montgomery, LaVerne Krahenbuhl, Cafeteria Workers Mrs. Calhoun and Mrs, Andersen. 1 F' F .By ' .1 . vi Q .,U. , .- nb., C usfodions Top Row: Leslie Montgomery, Charles Miensma, John Furlond. Bottom Row: Cloud Bales, Harold Krug. N J 4 ' Since the beginning of the school year, the bus-drivers, ca-feteria workers, and custodians have had an endless job. If you think the bus- drivers look tough, it's because they just returned from depositing the impatient students at their respective homes, and that could confuse even a saint. The cafeteria workers have a hard job try- ing to suit the tastes of all the students, They fill the bill fine. From morning till night the cus- todians perform duties of all kinds which keep our school functioning smoothly, O

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Top Row: Bruce Lazier, president, Tom Weeks, vice-president. Second Row: Chuck Rand, treasurer, Mary Carney, secretary, Miss Leffingwell, advisor. Seniors Fifty years ago Rochelle had only eighteen seniors, yet they contributed much to our high school-especially the beginning of the Tatler tradition. Today there are one hundred and eighteen seniors who are proud of their class honors in athletics, dramatics, music, scholar- ship, and good citizenship. No one can say how many seniors there will be graduating in fifty years, but these students will have much to live up toalso. What memories will remain of these four years of study and fun? Lessons being recited to the tune of men hammering the new building into shape, the smell of a hotdog at a cold fall game, a hesitant petition to 'dance at the Frosh-Soph party, study -hall, the urgent last-minute tap- ing of crepe paper before the prom, blank spaces in classrooms because of flu, and the excitement of a graduation long anticipated. Education consists of what we remember after book learning is forgotten. With all this to remember, can we help but be well educated? Seniors kept busy in many dif- ferent classes. At the far right Ron Primrose and David Estrem carry on on Ag project, and Jack Sherwood, Mike Keefer, and Tom Weeks per- form a physics experiment.