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

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Janet Mcllvoy, Judy Eash, and Brenda Russell show their classmates the proper way to set a table during Home Eco- nomics I. Eddy Wright and Paul Snyder take a dictat- ed vocabulary test in Latin I. ?r0sl1 Sign Llp fur Required and 5lec!ive iSu!fjecfs TOP ROW: Mr. Groves fadvisorj, Jim Hovis, Gary Hoffman, Phil May, Lynn Kettleson, Dan Luxton, Richard Lindquist, Leslie Montgomery, Miriam King, Carolyn Kuemmel, and Lewis Grutter. SECOND ROW: James Kenny, Sam Lewis, Jim Mershon, Peter Jones, Mary McBride, Bonnie Mickey, Robert Lytle, Tom Ketchum, and Fred Horner. THIRD ROW: Charles Lovett, Janet Mcllvoy, Judith Kazort, Susan Maxson, Shirley King, Mary Hintzsche, Jane Holt, Donald Kapraun, Tom Marshall, Bill Johnson, and Giehl King. BOTTOM ROW: Arlen Larson, Denny Kivikko, Janne Hughes, Jean Jorgenson, Helen Johnson, Terry Hoffman, Sandra Kis- ner, Roberta Mass, and Don Huffstatler. la.,'f5:i,i5-'m'!,w.'- 1 -af, I ,f i5

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TOP ROW: jim Helfrich, Tom Harmon, Harvey Hendricks, Bruce Gunn, Charles Hendrickson, Lyle Headon, Hay Hayes, Edward Glavin, john Parks, jerry Gibbs, and Mr. Armstrong fadvisorj. SECOND ROW: Sherran Finnestad, Cheryl Friestad, Ronald Harms, Walter Elliott, Eddie Foltz, john Engelkes, Bill Halsey, Susan Haymond, Carol Hain, Larry Potts, and jill Hansen. THIRD ROW: Doris Elder, Georgia Halsne, Jin Fenwick, Roger Hamm, Denny Garberg, Dorothy Hammond, Gary Gustafson, Harold Hansen, jack Gittleson, and Betty Herrmann. BOTTOM ROW: Judy Hakanson, Gene Glenn, Dave Fisher, John Haigh, Sue Hayden, jim Haas, Donna Herrmann, Gary Harms, and Jim Fenelow. Qrcslzmm Ge! Info the Swing af Uzings A freshman is a magical creature. You can restrict him, but you can't dampen his enthusiasm for school ac- tivities. Can you imagine the band, orchestra, chorus, jes- ters, athletic squads, or lunch rooms without freshmen? In school the freshman is an energetic fun-loving student, after school the freshman is just gone, Dad, really gone. jerry Gibbs gets a few pointers from john Parks during Industrial Arts I. jim Schafer, Connie Shock, and Carol Schrader make use of a few spare moments in their second period English class to get an advanced assign- ment done.

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TOP ROW: Mr. Erwin fadvisorj, jeff Schon, William Rains, Curtis Pettenger, Quinn Riley, Larry Sherwood, Phil Rolfe, Linda Ranken, Jim Scott, William Neidlinger, jim Rossell. SECOND ROW: Andrea Praetz, James Schoonhoven, Linda Sarver, Sandra Olson, Walter Schabaker, Neil Schafer, Connie Shock, Dennis Schabaker, Ralph Pullin. THIRD ROW: Jackie Richardson, Brad Piersma, Wallace Peterson, Chuck Sage, Mary- Lee Roland, Connie Olson, Pam Purkis, Linda Richardson, Ann Petsch, Carrol Shuler. BOTTOM ROW: john Sammons, Sandra Phillips, Brenda Russell, Wayne Osborne, james Schafer, Audrey Pollard, Con- nie Posorke, Jon Parks, and Bonita Prewett. Hard Wvrkers, Ulm' Zfcslzmen The students in Ag. I do carpentry work as part of their course. Here Lynn Ketleson works on a nail and tool box. During the school year physical education classes concentrate on physical fit- ness. Undergoing one of the more strenuous and better liked f???Q are Tom Marshal, Bill Halsey, Ronald Harms, and Gary Eckhardt. ,,