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

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I s I Showers again?', says the expression of JoAnne Askeland and Vicki Magnusson as they come in from P.E. class. Dick Strang is finding the volume of a rectangular solid in general math class. OLU glnerfklflflell dag! ul!ljA6Lf3 WQXL , Thai bm-It on thc trip shulf of the library wants for his next lmul-I rt-putt. X I' w 'aryl' lx f, . I .. ,- ir thc one Ron Ankney I In Industrial Arts I Dennis Sassamnn practices turning on a lathe, Ns-.Q NK. I ' - sw,-,Md L fav' .fi

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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.,

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'W 1 f 1-, 1 , -,I - Q3 I all My V 1 f' . .,. 'V z Fach year the Sophornores give a party to welcome the Freshmen. Linda Ackland and Diane Fyke make preparations for a skit. 1 t,.' N Ali .SJola!L0m0re.4 gdcf Kfdriri icerri Through these doors pass the smartest sopho- mores on the earth. Here they confer with Miss Parks, guidance counselor, concerning scholarships, colleges, and other things about their future. Sophomore class officers, top to bottom, are Mr. Yenerich, aclvisorg Jack NX'eeks, vice-president: Chuck Larnbee, presiclentg Don Erickson, treasurer: and Shalonn Whakehouse, secretary. I3