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

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J .fi 4' M I 'S S QS inf' . X . Nxqix 1 iq TOP ROW: Steve Hopkins, jon Hoff, Bob I-Iighstreet, Tom Joyce, Larry Johnson, james Huffstatler, Hershel Kirk, Ron Messer, Dale Lamb, and Mr. Groves, advisor. SECOND ROXV: Vivian Kerns, Barbara Lawson, Jacqueline Helfer, Tom Hill, Dennis Hoelzer, David Johnson, Bill Leszinski, Harlcs Holt, Sandra Kilday, and Sharon Krueger. THIRD RONV: Fred Heal, Bob Hutcheson, David Herrman, Mike Krainak, Ivan Hills, Dennis Koch, Gene Krug, Richard Holloway, Bernadean Lawson, Diana Kuemmel. BOTTOM ROWI: Nancy McQueen, Janice Horwn, Betsy Johnson, Rita Kisner, Vicki Magnusson, Nancy McCaslin, Sheri Meisener. equiremenfa, gicfived cculag rofik if Steve Page explains the subtraction axiom to Nancy Mitchell and Betsy johnson in Algebra I class. Bob W'h:ilcy is busy cutting Wood to size in Industrial Arms I. Soon llltxf' xii-rc involved iii .ilgcbim lfnglish, sciciicc, liiimc ccoiiuiiiics, l .itin, .igi'icultui'c, .ind I'l1YHic.il ciiiiuiiioii. l:YL'l1Ill.1llX .1 mimlwci' of tlicm iluiiml llicii' :mimics on ilii- liniioi' rolls. omni lvirsliiiicii ivcrc in lic iloiiml on the cliccring Nllll-Nl. on ilw iiioilmll liclii, on ilw publications stall, mi ilii- xlllslrlil ciiiiiicil, .iiiil iii Oll1Cl'UI'g.1l1lY.lllOI'lS. ln Nowiiilioi- ilii- siiplioiiiiiirx oiiiiiciallx nt-lcniiicii them iiiiili .i lW.Il'lX. .Nl l.lNl ilii- iiiwliiiicii noir .i part of R I IIN lliiiiiig ilii- in-si suiiiusici' ilicx xvcrc given iii- iiiii-lligciirc lvsls. lliis irigliiciicd ihciii .ill over again, lilll .ill siiiwivcil.

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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

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li INN We ggi!!! We - 5.3 if xx ' ki 2? V. 1, 2 f a A-1 ,iwffhg af ' tl, K , 9 ' sie . 5 M Q iw gg? 3 I Y s tv I f A ff a V 5 Y K, ' A g sz t ,. -5. ..f.s 1 W TOP ROXV: Ron Halverson, Roger Erickson, Roger Friday, Clifford Donoho, Gary Gunn, David Divine, Laura Furman, Pat Davis and Mr. Mclieth, advisor. SECOND ROXV: Tim Hayes, Lewis Grutter, Pat Gruben, Marcia Ilber, Barbara Eckhardt, Connie Engelking Loren lftlwards, Dee Ann Dyer, and Dennis Hayes. THIRD ROW: Lynn llanson, Roger l7inltboner, XVendell Furman, Judy Haws, Eddie liutrell, Sharon Hain, Gail Esposito, Annie Kay Gittleson, A1 Gorske. BOTTOM ROXV: Darlene Hammil, Betty Hollowell, Heather Fyfe, Kay Green, Sylvia Cale, Connie Felt, Beverly Gruben, Marlys Hayes, and Pat liriekson. i 67fYfl ClfClfll l iCllf 6fl 5 iffe WQQJQJ Macc C r c air' . ,. , . ,ll V cv 1 j, H H rx Ayyy 1, V T iii 3- P 4 V R if V R Now the pattern of their secondary education began to reveal itself. They saw the opportunities olf- fered by high school and the importance of preparing for the future under the guidance of teachers and counselors. The social whirl offered by extracurricular ac- tivities kept school from being all work. Freshmen learned, not only subjects taught from books, but loyalty and good citizenship as well. ' As the year closes, we find the building has grown smaller, the teachers and upper classmen are our friends, notes the freshman. In World History Dale Lamb points out a geographic trouble spot in the mid-east for Sue Crocker. In Vocational Agriculture I Robert Hutcheson, Dan Boehle, and Steve Hopkins grade corn, which involves testing the moisture of the corn. . l.,