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

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M 2' Z' 5-wr 2 ,W , awp F ng!! if? TOP ROW: Mr. Carlson, advisor, Jerry Patterson, Larry Reineck, Randy Ranken, Charles Reineck, Gary Praetz, -loc Meserole. Bill Purkis, Mr. Armstrong, advisor. SECOND ROXV: Frank Supnncie, John Pierce, Stacy Morrison, Doug Mershon, Brad Morrison, Erie Nefstead, David Pest, Ronald Sanderson, Steve Page. THIRD ROXV: Donna Onley, Nancy Mitchell, Sandra Russell, Carolyn Robertson, Susan Pierce, Dennis Sassaman, janet Musser, Freda Ramsey. BOTTOM ROXV: Judy Rice, Sharon Patterson, -Ianiee Rainwater, Melanie Mullins, Georgia Olson, Karin Metzger, Cheryl Rand, and Ellen Ohlson. 6,4268 lgolaufar Olga em Before we entered high school, said one freshman, the building looked huge, the teachers seemed frightening, and the subjects sounded difficult, to say the least. Many of us expected to be laughed at by the upper classmen, frowned upon by the teachers, and lost in the long halls. This was not an unusual feeling for many freshmen. After all, not long ago they had been eighth graders, the big wheels of their own little worlds. The transition into high school would be a big one. - - . , if W if 3'fQ1fe,:zezf4..-- 1 5 ' 59 ' A .' ik: V 59,2 W-WM .MW ww, BELOW: At 1:20 in guidance class Mr. Carlson's desk is surrounded by students with money for their activity tickets. These students are Janice Rainwater, Sharon Patterson, and Roger Friday. BELOXV LEFT: Margit Benthom and Joe Meserole show Mike Krainak that Latin Lives in Science. ,, . .,,,,, . ,, Q i J' f- T Za 'K S2 gjhfyl Y ,emu ., . M.. ' min 4b,'..i, if, X dugg, Z,f 4 1,3 gwvifjjis in-m,,,ff fum, ' -Ava' vpn f

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.72 .I ' mr ' .4 Q' tiff f '11-. f rl , vs 2, may . . 3 fv- , Xe ' es Wy . A A fQ :line TOP ROW: Bill Brown, Jerry Carson, Susan Andrist, David Anderson, John Bondan, Mr. Erwin, advisor: Wayne Bunger, Dan Boehlc, Dick Argetsinger, Deanna Brookman. SECOND ROW: Gisela Andetsbcrger, Joe Clark, Mcirgit Benthom, Janice Batchelor, Ronnie Crosp, Billy Carter, William Bearrows, Bernard Ackland, Lois Beardin, Judy Barringer. THIRD ROW: Richard Cardott, Susan Crocker, Dorene Ankney, Tom Baily, Jim Akey, Dennis Ackland, Gary Chamnss, Ronald Ankney, Sandra Brautigam. BOTTOM ROW: Linda Collins, Jo Collins, Judy Beach, Sudie Cantrell, Penny Clucas, Susan Countryman, and Dorothy Alberts. p V810 ourriea Oferecl Lg ermina! an s During the summer Mr. Maris or Miss Parks visited the home of each freshman to explain the R.T.H.S. system. Their counseling helped the new students, with their pa- rentsshelp, to decide on the courses they should take, ac- cording to their abilities and future plans. Xvhen the freshmen registered in August, they were welcomed by members of the student council who showed them around the building, helping them find their class- rooms. This developed their confidence. At least they knew where?,' if not t'why? ..,. I ., A , Wiz' ' .- Y f 0 , 1 ' Q f , , P' lie! ,, , Y X , J if J , D X , ,.,. 1 ,gy 0 f f f X f, ,Q Q f ' ' z' iitt ff .M f- , ff' ,Q-fi' 2 f M , I i.:J4ziS5 - ef-1 . , ' f , ., .:::.:, -1-f, fi' - ' 5 3 f 'wg V tr W .mi--:..:f f f sa-..wf,.,. i.-..-,- -f-'wg ' ,' , j ff 1 ,r-f' 'f?W64'f i Q K f 1 5 r 'W W ff!! af ! g if Q ve 6 f iffy if X A f 71 X 6' 7 , ,S S af f ff! f f X K my 3 ,af f X f f 755- Q' X, f 7 ,EA ,ff f ,Q i 6 J A f Bi 7 fri if W P we wi aa ti C 1 og X X , ' as 's 1 4 ffs G f 350 ,fig 3 Z 4 N af . .... -' i' - 1 I . 2 In Art I Kathy Skelly models for Dennis Hayes, Ellen Ohlson, and Sandra Russell. Larry Johnson performs an experiment in general science. ,Mg