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

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THE H960 i emma Presented by the Students ef Keelzelle Cewnshzjv Jtzyh Selzeel Keehelle flileeis

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The school, as the symbol of education, never sleeps. Every hour of the day is devoted to the expansion of either the intellectual growth or' the character and personality development of the individual student. As a building, the schodl is seldom completely deserted. The before-class hours are filled with school activities-last minute preparations for assignments, extra- help sessions with a teacher, music lessons, counseling and advice periods. After school the faculty conducts its meetings, works with students, plansztstudents work on extra-credit projects, make up assignments, attend practice 'Even late into the night, the lights of the building shine, showing that someone is still at work. Then one by one the lights are turned off as the last spectator leaves after an enthralling athletic contest. 'the final preparations for an outside program are completed. or the members of the Board of Education disperse after a grueling business meeting. Although the school building itself is quiet, somewhere some students lies awake worrying about a test or :L term paperf - Even on week ends and holidays, as a building and as a group of individuals, the school is widelawake has teachers diligently prepare new ,un,its or correct papersg as students haunt the localwlibrary seeking much needed reference material or gather at school for field tripsg as various organizatiorn usedtliie free, days to contribute their services .to the community. V lf, - To these students, who are an integral pil' of that 'iiever sleeps, ,we dedicate this 1961 Taller. ,K-A K , ti Y' Jw