Rochelle Township High School - Tatler Yearbook (Rochelle, IL)
- Class of 1968
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Wfhcn thc time came for thc results and pres- , t . Homecoming had Ll float. Pep I . A -H , L 4 -U K 1 I , . n they rcxilizctl that the final thomas would cntation .Ill taiiclidatcs gathciccl bzitkmmgt fm Club sponsored thc project, Il last mimltc briefing be exceedingly difficult to make. The line-up braces ns Greg Wferdin opens the first envelope. I 1 Jaw, Lgwecw aw com - eww, Qmg, aw mbbw uf , Q si? 53? ,-3 . 4 - ,, H . .. Y- V ' V X ,4 Q i ,fJ Qi . Q . sz' 1? . .W 51 ,,:- I .,', W f,1:. -U S. f, , W. x '16 iy A ,WI V , k .:.,Lk , A nik, V X Q iii ,V V if hifi 'Y Y H -9 , . ,Lv mm,, fel 2, M2 Y 'ff Qpmms- nil' k . . . , ,A xr' af aux' x ff . Ming 3' MW! WEE aff' Qi' 'L V K ..,.W.lg, A J,, f ' -- seg W 14 N b 'Sw A ' TOP ROW: Coach Mully, Boh Burke, jim Smoots, Gary Skaar, jeff Knappjay Brown, and Larry Hinze. SECOND ROW: Kevin Kasmar, Rick Florschuetz, Rick Kasmiir, Chuck Keininger, Tom Whetson, Dave Ferrari, and joel Shelton Cmanagerj. BOTTOM ROW: Dale King, Ron Thomasson, Butch Helms, Greg Werdin, john Dombo. and Curt Charnock. SCOREBOARD Rochelle. . . . .20 DeKalb . . Rochelle. . . . .50 Rochelle. . . . .26 LaSalle. . . Rochelle. . . . .23 Dixson. . . Rochelle. . . . .58 Freeport . . Rochelle. . . . . 19 Polo . . . . I4 Post Qbumg 7-5 Qeaww This year our Hub Harriers paced their way to a 7-5 season in duel meets and third in the conference meet. Curt Charnock, captain for the Harriers, set two rec- ords on his way to earning a place in the State Cham- pionship. The first record was at Polo with the time 9:51 and the other at LaSalle-Peru with the time of 9:42. Curt also finished third in the District meet and, for the second year in a row, won the High Points Trophy. Coach Mully deserves a fine hand for the time and effort he spent with his winning team. Next year Coach Mully feels that he will also have a strong win- ning team with the help of five returning lettermen. E. Rockford. . . . . . The j.V. team had a 3-6 season. Scoreboard Continued Rochelle. . . . . . 19 Sterling . . . .49 Rochelle A A . . . 59 Sterling . , . . 20 Rochelle. . . . .53 Harlem, , . . .25 Rochelle. . . . .50 Dixson. . . .27 Rochelle. , . . . 16 Rockfalls. . . .41 Rochelle . . 25 Mt. Morris. . . . 50 ww C00dvMumE1 TOP ROW: Coach Colbert, Rickye Lewis, Dwight Davidson, Barry Haigh, Bob Rieneck, Dick Loefgren, Steve Berg, Chris Shelton, and Coach Cutlip. SECOND ROW: Coach Erwin, Tony Wilcox,joe Male,jerry Swick, Paul Gilbert. Bill Kroll, Paul Schultz, and Chuck Cole. THIRD ROW: Mark Sturm fmanageryjerry Phipps, Mike Alongi, Bill Vanstonejerry Reiland, Bill Schemerhornjohn O'Brien, Steve Pearson, and Rick Mott Qmanagerj, BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Sudbury, Matt King, Dave Kasmar, Darrell Isley, Gary Joyce, Roger Walker, Larry Metzger, and Tom Lepperd Cmanagerj. YOUMQ l-lubS Gam ' ieffff The Hub gridders, under new direction this year, had a relatively poor season with a 1-8-0 mark. Al- though this was the case, the squad did have the ad- vantage of preparing several Sophomore boys for the Varsity ball team next year. A good number ofjun- iors have also gained much experience and should be ready for a good, tough season. All in all, the Fight- ing Hubs are looking forward to getting out of the losing slump next year. Paul Gilbert was named the most valuable player. Long before the season starts, the team prepares on the practice field. I U?4 i' -p-an qv .. . 4' .fi y 'gsm ,,.. i f 5 if 1 'em 6 W 2, :,,.,,w i i - l QM--YM. ' -lc W TOP ROW: Coach Martin, Carl Gustafsoimjeff Kamps. Mike Hayes, Mike O'Brien, Fred Warning, Andy Peters, and Coach MeSwegin. SEC- OND ROW: Kim Rolfe, Scott Wilson, Randy Swick. Dennis Hewittjim Hinze, Tom DeGryse, and Allen Pfiler. THIRD ROW: Scott An- derson, jeff Wenclling, Dale Manning, Sherman Vandre, Bill Rinehart, john Manning, Ronnie Rainwater, and Jerome Getter. BOTTOM ROXV: Mike Davis Qmanagerjjolin Russell, Allen Walslrjerry Lepperd. Torn Peters, Vance Hultgten, Mark Stecliscliulte, and-jim Xvinterland fmanagerj. Qoplds Gam iw ' muff Qfwngflv SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD XVQ They O Sycamore 40 O Dixon 52 O Rock Falls 7 O Mendota 14 O Geneseo 26 6 Princeton 47 13 Hall 7 O Ottowa 24 12 Oregon 0 M -NDT' ., if - V , - ,kk,' I ,, ...VVL , UUE -f R gm. 9 , 1 N A7 f 8 H Tr AIM! , We 5 A at E , J' 1 'L 1 img 4 f 1 Af f 1 ' g F ff :P Rina H . R 7 ' .vgh . f . ll 1 K 3 R K ' B A f' S .sm ' N ,, 'V e, I ' Milf l it T s ' in c 'A ' ' . 1 'L Q' M 1 ia S Q C ' A x A 1 Q - 5 'f' 4 P, if 1 P f ' A Y I we L ,,, wk A ,gr i ,gg I 'V T , cill ielrrroro it S - T cee,ii it ii C T K g ,ff A j -,, ,3 , gk In :gb Le' 1 , A A L Jib g Ik Z , 4 f , Q T b T A .T err, T A iiiti S . - A i n it f ,ll W 'ii rrtr ' ' 1 ' S M , .,,. , , tr, - W 3 , A . - ,.. A Jeff' i - wi, ,V . V M A J ,, ,fl J V M xt Zip, . X , 'T rrer , , ff o TOP ROW: Coach Gentryjeff Kampsulerry Chisamore, Tom Carmichael, Tom Korirz, Todd Nall, Todd Jaeger, Carl Gustafson, and Coach Anderson. SECOND ROW: Bill Rinehart, Roger Krahenbuhl, Lee Metzger, Warren Cronk, Bill Akey, Steve Clark, Rick Sexton, and Don Derrth fmanagerj. THIRD ROW: Barry Willizimsoryjim Milligan, Brent-Johnson, Brucejohnson, Doug Roclcstead, Charles Golt, Norman Smith, and jim Berg. BOTTOM ROW: Earl Olson, Steve Lang, Scott Brown, Dan Lowenlberg, Ron Curatolo, Ben Rogers,jim Krieger, und Fwslv Beast af 4-2 Randy Crouch. FRESHMAN SCOREBOARD We Th ey 7 Sycamore 14 15 Dixon 19 36 Oregon 6 46 Sycamore 6 27 Belvidere 6 32 Sterling 7 6 Rock Falls 27 TOP ROW: Coach McSwegin. T. Wilcox, R. Lewis, S. Berg, B. Rinehart, S. Pearson. and Coach Cutlip. SECOND ROW: Brown, D Isley G. joycej. Getter, A. Anders, and T. Cronick. BOTTOM ROW: S. Brown, D. Ferrari. M. Stechschulte, C. Charnock, B. Winebaugh, T Owen and R. Mott Qmanagerj. aw!-lub Nwbadw ' Again. . .ZOPIU .I.V. Wrestling Varsity Wrestling WE THEY WE THEY 35 Rock Falls 15 Rock F3115 30 44 DeKalb s DCKHHH 45 14 Freeport 27 FWCPOH 29 39 Dixon 11 Dixfm 32 25 Princeton 29 Pfinfffon 32 20 Polo 26 Polo 28 15 Harlem 43 Harlem 27 37 Sycamore 11 Sycamore 30 23 Stillman Valles' 27 SUCHYO1' 13 11 Kewanee I 32 Belvidere 26 57 Belvidere 17 l-115HllC'PC1'U 35 31 LaSalle-Peru 11 OUZWH 36 51 Ottawa 23 Hononegilh 21 TOP ROW: Coach McSwegin, S. Clark, C. Malone, W. Phillips, B. Lovering, S. Berg, L. Metzger, B. Rinehart, and Coach Cutlip SECOND ROW: M. Davis CNIHDZIQQCFD, S. Clark, D. Kapraun, D. Krieger, T. McDermott, M. Larson, B. Rogers, T. Cronick, and D. Dearth QManagerj BOTTOM ROW: E. Anders, A. Erickson, B. Bowers, S. Brown, Dombo, A. Loyd, L. Eckhart, T. Owen, and Shelton. TOP ROW: D, Bakenj. Bearrows. D. Harmonj. Knapp, D. Klenke, D. Davison, D. Rand, D. Gieski, R. Elirnenj. Gibson, D. Berg. Mears S Morrison, R. Riiinwatenj. Maile. B. McQueen, :ind B. Cole. BOTTOM ROW: hl. Peterson Qmanagerj, Coach Gentry, T. Lepperd fmintgcrj Louth Anderson, and S. Gillis fmanagerj. Hubs P ' with ' The pictures on these two pages capture just a part of the action of basketball. It is a fast game that de- mands even faster reactions from the team members. For success, one needs deep concentration. One can see the senior team members contemplating a free throw. Secondly, one needs to get offa fast shot. And, when the situation arises, one must out jump his ad- versary. Sometimes, one must literally bring down the house. Many times a rapid rebound is the answer. Then, one needs a quick follow through to get the ball away from the crowd. When a player has the right speed, he wins. And when he doesnlt, he doesn't. When he becomes exceedingly fast, you get noticed. John Gibson's ability got him elected to the holiday tournament all-star team and the all- conference team. He had the key to victory! You see, Dave. it's all in the wrists. Team ciipta SCO REBOARD Mt, Morris Boylan Dixon Genoa-Kingston Geneseo Kewanee Genoa-Kingston DeKalb Oregon Ottawa Deliiilb I.:iS11lle-Peru Rock Falls Struttor Harlem Printeton Sterling Sycamore Mendota Belvidere Hall Township TH EY 49 80 56 52 80 42 48 79 54 71 79 78 8l 58 55 52 S6 52 76 65 46 in John Gibson throws the ball in play to Bill 'Me I fu 1 I' SBE!-lf 641 as 33 1 TOP ROW M. Hays, B. Haigh, V. Coffm:1n,J. Kamps, L. Poliska, B. Marsden, and Coach Pierson. BOTTOM ROW: B Russell Cmln IACYD I Truckenbrod, Sanderson, Lepperd, S, Anderson, R. Rainwater, B, Kroll, and M. Dailey. I-Iublets Qfep Up Wag 6041 Vofmious Pfwslwaw. SOPHOMORE SCOREBOARD Mt. Morris Boylan Dixoh Genoa-Kingston Geneseo Kewunee Oregon Ottawa DeKalb A DeKalb B LaSalle-Peru Rock Falls Streator Harlem Princeton Sterling Sycamore Mendota Belvidere Hall Twp, THEY 47 41 70 34 46 40 28 FRESHMEN SCOREBOARD WE 58 Dixon 42 Oregon 50 Amboy 52 Sterling 49 Ashton 56 Kirkland 36 DeKalb 36 DeKalb South 40 Mendota 40 DeKalb 45 Dixon S6 Genoa-Kingston 57 Mendota 49 DeKalb North 39 XVLIICTHXHH TOP ROW T. VanHise, D, Mosely,J. Peck, Berg, D. White, C. Gustafson, T. Carmichael, D. Lockridge, and Mr Kerestes Qeouhj SEC OND ROW B. Williamson, Bjohnson, Gjackson, T. VanHise, H. Axford, T. Koritz, B. Akey,z1ndj. Cox Qmanagerj BOTTOM ROW D Roeglin D Lowenbcrg, Winterland, B. Curatolo, B, Johnson, G, Elder, S. Frye, Charlesworth, Milligan, and B Rutht fmanagerj ' 52 5' ' , iii , ,yr I f L- TkusEndstlwFa!LmwLwa1twUQeasons: TlwPansDepwwaudfN!m-wfdesI2,emaiw. , 1 ,. 'lfiihfsffa -la: If :'Iff,'-V K ' .1 - :- L K w , V 1 . i -.1-. .gg - I -1- un- nu- w F 'es Taifpfu Egaempliges vm Booking E M, N KF? Q -'W' ll , ,. V.. My Ka-I Mrs. Gibson, efficient advisor, john Peterson and Marilyn Male, co-editors-in-chief. TOP ROW: C. Countryman,j. Rewerts, V. Koontz, B. Maxey, M. Male, Mrs. Gibson fadvisoryj. Peterson,-I. Luxton, A. Moore, B. Behrends, P. Olson, E. Chadwick, and K. Fenwick. BOTTOM ROW:j. Schafer, M. Henkel, B. Brownderville, F. Cederholmj. Groves, andj, Carmichael. Toiiwnaw invades BI!-LQ. Dah da da dah da daahl It's Tallerman! Taller- man, could we have a statement for the press? I How are all my little friends in Tallerville, and did you sell lots of Tallerr this fall?,' Yes Tallerman, we sold over 700 subscriptions? Did you work your hardest to make your year- book the best ever? Yes Tallerman, our la outs were better, our copy more precise, and the individual pictures that were brand new this year turned out to be a really great ad- dition. A lot of our success was due to our atient ad- visor, Mrs. Gibson, our co-editors-in-chiellijohn Pe- terson and Marilyn Male, activities editor, Brenda Browndervilleg sports editor, Fred Cederholmg orga- nizations editor, Jane Schafer, classes editors, jo Ann Carmichael and Judy Groves, faculty editor, Marie Henkelf, Yes, villagers, I have noticed your hardworking editors, good work, but you must not forget the novi- ces on your staff who really shaped up with a little in- struction. Right, Tallerman. They learned how much work a yearbook really is. They learned to distin uish be- tween good and bad photos and good and gad co y. The drew la outs, cropped pictures, and learned t at deadlines HXVE to be met. I hope everyone else was pleased with the '68 Ta- llerg I know I was really impresseclf' Thanks, Tallerman. We were proud of this ear,s Taller, but we hope to have an even more terrifilc '69 Taller. 28 1 ' 0 1 X. W f fi i 1' f x i 3 f K . .9 A fa iwfv gt f W A j if .1 5 M. X 2 4 it-u' Y i 1' 4 ' 'K ' 3, 5' M. xi 'il 'r Q 34 1 'V,,,...- S ei ,asm W .i.. , Photography ww-M Sizing pictures Cropping 2. 2' yu W - f 5. fi - p A M 1 M 'Ei Q i i Y Q , i Laying out Z' 79f'f?l Typing F, ,ii iiin A A p , 1 iiii ig - ,M MM, A py i ' . A g f' Vail' E . Proof-reading 4 L. i51.,x f g 2,, X5 ,V . A . ' ' Q .Li 'Ya-,, . .. :if Q A V ,. i,,, i, ' ,f., ., . 1' ' ,,+f l'f2 , -X I ,.f,g, ,,, V , i., si i a tr Q FS :Lt U? TOP ROW: T. Lepperd, D. Brink, Haas, Bearrows, F. Cederholm, J. Peterson, and Mrs. Stotmeister, fadvisorp. SECOND ROW: C. Ma- lone, M. Marks, C. Kurz,J. Zack, G, Cooley, and L. Crowe. THIRD ROW: D. Wright, D. Schiller. I.. Kinser, B. Bunger, V. Koontz, and C. Meador. BOTTOM ROW: G. Prewett. P. Roeglin, C. Wille. S. Polancic, K. Kunde, and C. Kanitz. P-0':r0-'60'l1Awf. . .AUL6o1uI2,ofTy Counselor Stotmeister For the first time in the history of the modern Ro-To-Hi-Life, every student in school this year regu- larly received a copy of each newspaper. The year got of to a slow start with only the sports section having a full staff. The news, feature, an edi- torial sections were built u with recruits from Mrs. Stotmeister's Sophomore Elfiglish Classes. Mrs. Stot- meister was quoted as saying, I think these sopho- mores contributed a great deal to this yearls R0-To, and I hope they will continue to work with the staff for two more yearsf, Feature writers Gay Prewett and Melissa Marks added originality and color to the feature and editori- al page. I ' I Each section editor was encouraged to designate a young assistant editor. jim Zack served as assistant s orts editor, Melissa Marks, assistant editorial and eature editor, Sharon Polancic, assistant news editor, Steve Haas, assistant copy editor. Karen Kunde served as assistant to the Student Council Publicity Director. Space is too limited to give full credit to everyone who helped make the R0-To a readable paper this ear, commented Mrs. Stotrneister. However, Ro- 0-Hi-LW appreciated the help it received from conscientious club publicists and from teachers and administrators who helped make our job easierf, rg f..- t. ssl non! HM' Typists Cindy Knnitz and Steve Haas check a reporter's copy to see if the names have been spelled correctly. Editors Fred Ceder- liolm, Linda Kinser, john Haas, and Tom Lepperd consult about plains for the next newspaper. Should it be two pages or four? Jim Bmrrows, jim Zack, and Larry Crowe look at the sports sec- tions of exchange im- pers to see how other sports-writers work. Distribution ofthe newspaper was handled by students from Mrs. Stotmeistefs Period 7 English class. Volunteers,' included Cindy Engelkes, Melissa Marksjeff Wendling, Gary Aclclzmd, and Dan Brink. Absent from the picture were Gail Cooley and john Dombo. I ,JA V.. TOP ROW: T. Vnrvel, S. Smith, B. Burke, Mr. Anderson Qadvisorj, F. Cederholm, C. Boltman, and Fredrickson. SECOND ROW: B. Weeks, P. Springmire, M. Marks, K. Handel, S. Manning, G. Cooley, and H. Arnold. THIRD ROW: M. Upah, A. Gibson, N. Lockridge, V. Koontz,J. Carmichaehj, Smith, and M. Sturm. FOURTH ROW: C. Russell. D. Skaar, B. McQuillin,j. Russell, E. Armstrong, V. Patzner, and S. Koontz. BOTTOM ROW: K. Loyd, J. Peterson, R. Anderson, B. Entwistle, S. Sawicki. and C. Meador. The Houwltglfts Dim, It looks as though the Jester officers are putting their hmds together. They are: ftop and left to rightj S. Sawicki fpoints chairmanj, R. Turner Cvice-presidentj, J. Coleman Qpresidentj, B, Entwistle ftreasurerj, and Hicks Qsecretaryj. TOP ROW: M. Meyer, E. Chadwick, B. johnson, L, Krahenbuhl, M. Phillips, B. Vanstone, S. King, andj. Hicks. SECOND ROW: L. Propst, 1. Groves, M. Woodard, R. Broitzman, B. Behrends, P. Olson, G. Hummel, and R. Myroth. THIRD ROW: M. McCaslin, M. Giese, M. Han- son, K. Lohrman, D. Malone, D. Brooks, and C. Lichty. FOURTH ROW: D, Roeglinj. Chisamore, B. Winebaugh, S. Trout, B, Schabacker, S. Polancic, and M. Finnestad. BOTTOM ROW: C. Wille, K. Stevens, Coleman, R. Turner, K. Fenwick, and M. Ferrari. 4 ? as 1 . -as 'Z' TOP ROW: Carmichael, Mr. Anderson fadvisorj, and Peterson. SECOND ROW: Coleman, B. Entwistle, S. King, and S. Sawicki. BOTTOM ROW: R. Turner, R. Myroth, and Hicks. owjestms madfwespians The show must go on - as the saying goes - and the jesters and Thespians endeavored to uphold that tradition this year. They presented Stardurt as their fall play and An 01!67p7'di56d Season as their contest play. All jesting aside, the jester's organization has its serious side. Its officers this year were jan Coleman, who headed the group as president, Renae Turner, vice-president: Jan Hicks, secretary, Bob Entwistle, treasurer, and Sally Sawicki, points chairman. Their first activity was a dance following a football game in November called Jester Jag, Part Ilf' In january all paid members made a trip to Chicago to see The Man of La Manchu. Those jesters having earned sufficient points saw the production Marne in the spring. THESPIANS jesters who had earned 55 points were eligible to become a member of Thespians. Their initiation was held in the spring. Their officers this year were: Renae Turner, presi- dent: Jan Coleman, vice-president, ,Ian Hicks, secre- tary, and Bob Entwistle, treasurer, and Sally Sawicki, points chairman. The Thespians had fifteen members this year. The members who were seniors worked on the senior play. Let's hope that Bob will survive to remain a mem- ber of Thespians. This year's officers are: S. Sawicki ipoints chairmanj, Hicls Qsecretaryj, and B. En- twistle ftreasurery. Eff , , , In -4 we ,J A Y . Q FX 2 gg, ' 1 X X -ww 'ire Jestws Pwswb 'Q di: Q2 ia 2 at 4? . 1 at . :Qi -M111 , Q 'E'-'Qsg , - ,w N. -.gL::,,:,.,:??, r A , u .Nui : Vx Si X iii? K it - ' S 235 t M1 2-t ,K 1 ws ,J , Q. ,Y , H ff 2 E 1 gem 9 ,I-A LL, as Qtwwlubb Directed by CHARTERS H. ANDERSON Student Director SALLY SAWICKI janet Ross Phil Ford Marion Phipps John Redman Cynthia Keene Raimund Brown Mavis Moriarity Miss Freeman Miss Robinson Tad Voorhis Stella Brahss Mr. Bach Dean of Women Prudence Masor Claire Carter Jerry Flanagan Arthur Scott, jr. julie Case Joseph Wloodall Becky McQuillin Gary Skaar Renae Turner Bob Entwhistle Mary Fraley Sharon Polanic Vicki McDermott Wlilliam Weeks Cindy Wille john Peterson Susan Manning Carolyn Meador Linda Propst Fred Cederholm jack Simpson r l , rrslr 1 ,,.. L. R K 4. r , Swv H Nil' ,.,!w,gf :J ggi, M1 Vdrvrg., .un I 5? a I .a 'iiwff d ag? -' L1 fp fu - -k gm' 2 ,fr 5 H ff? s. ,. 4 , Q ef- W iw af Futuuvistw mumhj '67 gy vpn rx E ,4 V, I s W ' ' ,' . 5 fgzfaf e Q ' ' fx xx Y x ORCHESTRA: TOP ROW: C. Cook, Fredrickson, B. Olson, D. Brink, Russell,j. Sullivan, and E. Buesteton. SECOND ROW: S. Boltman, P. Olson,j Bearrows, G. Zics, D. Davison, and H. Marks. THIRD ROW: D. Lowenberg, C. Boltman, B. Burke, R. Mattson,j. Carmichael, B. Schabacker and P. Springmire, FOURTH ROW: D. Nylnerg. S. Gillis, and M. Lawson. I7-Fm Busg og Pull-LQ. t ...ls.i iiir ORCHESTRA CALENDAR i to S: ir 1 lsrs. : NOV- 17 -------' i T Jem Play 'V Dec. 14 . . . . . . . . Christmas Concert il' ii.- K . May 2 . . . . . Orchestra-Choir Concert H5 I Q A I 'Qgfg l Apr. 26 . . .....,.,. Senior Play ' May 17 . . . . Annual Spring Concert , QQ - jun. 5 . . ,... Commencement V .... l V ' Practice, practice, practice! T . H .18 DINNER ENSEMBLE: TOP ROW: D. Windlxind, G. Cooley,j. Cz1rmicl'xtiel,J. Sullivim, and E. Bucsteton. BOTTOM ROW: K. Loyd, M. Woodrick, and B. Mosteller. CONCERT BAND: TOP ROW:j. Bearrows, G. Zies, D. Davison, M. Hays, S. Neynaber, Kepner, L. Richards, G. Ackland, R. Florschuetz, B. Arne,j. Sullivan, and D. Klenke, SECOND ROW: B. Bosecker, L. Wood, P, Hand, M. Davey, Brewer, V. Wine, Chisamore, E, Kettleson, M. Sturm, T. Bybee, B. Burke, and D. Lowenberg. THIRD ROW: L. Propsr, C. Hicle. C. Brink,,I. Watson, M. Male,j, O,Neil, K. Handel, L, Stotmeister, A. Grace, and B. Linnemeier. BOTTOM ROW: K. Brown, L. Squier, L. Meling, G. Werdin, G. Sanderson, S. Boltman, and P. Olson. Pall-LQ. - STAGE BAND: TOP ROW: C. Cook, andj. Sulli- van, MIDDLE ROW: G. Sander- son, D. Baker, B. Burke, C. Bolt' man, D. Lowenberg, Bearrows, G. Zies, D. Davison, M. Hays, and H. Marks. BOTTOM ROW: M, Thompson, D, Tilton, N. Lock- ridge, and P. Frakes. Gretchen Sanderson and Dave Gieske were chosen to represent R.T.H.S. in the State Band and State Orchestra. Dave also earned the chance to go abroad next su m- mer. Proudly displaying the band's new uniforms are: S. Alcock, jr. Council member, G. Werdin, Sr. Council member and Drum Major, B. Burke, Soph. Council member, C. Boltman, vice- presi- dent,-J. Frederickson, president: and l..Me1- 2 :Q lflg, SCCICKLIFY- IICASLIICI' VARSITY BAND: TOP ROW: B. Winebaugh, B. Johnson, A. Peters, D. Manning, and S. Brown. SECOND ROW: D. Lowcnberg, G, Buck- ley, D. Lockridge, C. Maris, S. Turkingtonj. Berg, T. Brown, Rjohnson, L. Eckhardt, R. Frye, S. Frye. T. Schah11cker,T, Ko- ritz, T. VanHise, C. Rand, T. Peters, R. Batty, M. Larsen,J. Charlesworth, S, Koontz, P. Pollard, L. Arne, A. Colville, and E. Male, THIRD ROW: D. Fyke, P. Ewbank, D. Quinn, K. Shaffer, D. Hilliard, A. Gibson, L, Ranken, P. Eashkj. Krieger, L. Hardy, P. Propst, C, Vandre, B. Williamson, M. Maronde, B. Reineck, S. Webbenj, Klewin, C. Glen, and Djaeger. BOT- TOM ROW: D. Richardson, N. Becker, R. Hays, D. Brooks, I. Sanderson, B. Rowley, K. Lohrman. L. Becker, Smith,j. Chisamore, D, Broome, and L. Sturm. ABL I Fam Concert Band Schedule Sept. 25 ........ Band Day at North Western University Oct. 28 . . . . Homecoming at NIU Dec. I4 . . . . . Christmas Concert March 29 , . ..... Band Festival May 17 . . ......,. Spring Concert Varsity Band Schedule Nov. 2 ..........,. Parents Concert Feb. 1 .,.. Varsity Exchange at Mendota March 29 ........... Band Festival Hup, two, three, four! Left, right . , CONCERT BAND: TOP ROW: M, Marks, H. Marks, Hinze, C. Cook,.I. Frederickson, B. Entwistle, R. Olson, and B. Mully. SECOND ROW: C. Boltman, R. Mattson, D. Baker, M. Wall, B. Zirnmerman,j. Mosteller, M. Thompson, D. Tilton, P. Parsons,j. Groves, Hill, and B. Jackson, THIRD ROW: M. Phillips, Hicks, D. Gieske, Svela, N. Lockridge, P. Frakes, E. Castenson, M. VanHise, and V. Phillips. BOTTOM ROW: C, Brink, P. Vance, S. Alcock, Luxton, D, Wright, Arne, and Sassamann. TMI-laws Co+wAU1w Wftkflw 06 Swine faqgguf fs , . . it ...' 11... 2iLi5,fii1Ej,QQif? S3535 s I I . L, 2 I I i LL kg '.,,5.?,r3g'ggtfg-21 -. wma fu, -1 '- ,.'., 1-i'..wssfzz.gfi:'... . I ,,.-- . f-.-', .. .,.,..,.,,.fwp...,,ff.,ae1:Q?.,.,.z.,s,. i.. . . H ' ' . ff Q' 4, . .1 . .N 2 ' -- - -LL' ., . - ..ff.igl!iEw - --fif'5w', Ekiiwiff . ,, -J wie- MT. ' A-V .',f Si3v'. - ' - we? . ., ,,,.... . V D552 725551.-Jfiei' t dl . 8 wg, I ' .M P' 'f' ff I . ' U Eli' . 1- UQ, 2+ i 1 f I I Qi. . I ' ee fN L, if ' 0 I ' I I' ' ' ' ' .QL ..,. , ,. ,,1,,.-:nap V. , . ' . . W P .-., ,W L .,,, . 'H 5 H A , Q, V W 5 K WJ . 3 V . K I I 5 I i . . A fl -Q 2 3' A , . P , 1 'H e fr '- I H y V Q I A S f A 1, Qf I' 412 ' ,, .:.,,2:,,-f .. . Q A . ,,,. . A IN A AAAA Y GIRLS' GLEE CLUB TOP ROW: L. Richards, R. Reidenbach, B. Bunger, R. Vanstone, M. Gillis, K. Reints. P. Brown, C. Engelkes, H. Arnold, and P. Ludwig. SEC- OND ROW: M. Musselman, P. Leiving,j. Arne, M. Meyers, B, Shields, E. Armstrong, V. Parzner, B. May, V. Sinnett. and D. Bialas. THIRD ROW: K. Brown, V. Lawerence, C. I-Ieimbuck, E. Kettleson, D. Andes, L. Meling, N. Helms, T. Alongi. and B. Bungcr. BOTTOM ROW: D. Malone, D. Prewett, B. Sehahacker, E. Koebler, S. Polancie, E. Buesteton, S. Alcoek. and M. Boehle, VARSITY GIRLS' CHORUS TOP ROW: H. Smith, B. Thomas, L. Hail, R. Broitzmanul. Sexton, P. Huber, K. Hollis, K. Herrmann, M. Strang, and D. Harms, SECOND ROW: Kissel, M. Hall, K. Reints, B, Risen, C. Lichty, L. Foster, B. Ewald, D. Leigh, and L, Stenli. THIRD ROW: S. Wedig, Ljackson, C. Taft, G. Moore, H. Burton, D. Andes, R. Rainwater,j. Cote, and C. Fell. BOTTOM ROW: C. Remmers, K. Williams, V, Patterson, K. Hart,j. Hunely, S. Hall, C. Wheeler, and L. Happ. . 5 P srss K : '- i?v5f'W' -mn, . ifisw-5g::5,51 P 'A iiizi-Ziitffii f X . -. M, , L 'i 'Q .... P. I E1 -. , it mi - V1 ! I my l . l , Ri - A 'ii' i- A X, .....-f ., .i. in - K.. el - -, ,. 'Y K 5 1 5 ' . - . -I S . .S T .wr 5 . R - e K K ' es E A I K W '-s .f- , 5? 'MN I . is ..., . , I :QS 1 ' . 1 ' x , 5 'e aaa, I P - Y' as . r I V... as 2 I' I ' I , . ' AP . K . 'X , , - . I R A if 4' A Q n I fn x Q. bla E . ' ' I If K . .st . I' I BOYS, CHORUS TOP ROW: B. Haigh, M. Chunko, B. Mammen, Cornwell, K. Young, S. Wilson, and T. Reynolds. I 3, M - M. Parker, D. Brown, L. Cross, and R. Rand. SECOND ROW: S. Clark, R. Freeman, K. BOTTOM ROW: R. Bower, D. Ferrari, K. Phillips, B. May, D. Kasmar, and R. Kasmar. A ....... . T . ' r'-- I .af-ff s211,.sfmf,ggggp:rl:swf.if1' ,, gg, ..-fevzfrfzfen We A . -'-. .- r..' -,ff:.-iffg..:1.e.:frf 312- :.,,v,.,gg ,r ,- I . . . : R .rre : .-1 , Ufiil -A . A 151 2 - , -- 5 .. 1 .. - - '21 . ' ' 1: if 'T' ' - U45 ,- - if i U' - Q Pk ' ' R T Q . 5' . lf X 7 55? T' 7 .. ' ' liii ' 'flu 4 -' . N '- J - gfj'rQ'2J-., Ismssr: . ' . 'lx 2-:f:,.a5 '3: +A . f gg ' fi: ,, . V ' A . ..'. g ..r' 'r':,g'gggj-'g2.. l r .gglrk . ,A X 'I , . . .,. . V- , . A, ,K Q, A . . Cx V 5 ' B - ' A i. ' f W . E ' .. --', .,g, i Q I K J' Pb? 1. A C -qi ' '-r it .6761 if '-. f 1 . -,Q ..',., . . , , 1 ' 1' r.r . ' ' V x ' JN 'A lflfwe ff. ' -4, . V Q if M Q N f f I ' . X V 1, 5 . 2 v 2 . - M fl' iv- ' ' 1 - .- .Q 1 - I F FRESHMAN GIRLS' CHORUS TOP ROW: D. Skaar, Bailey, C. Russell,j. Andrews, D. Jaeger, S. Wilcox, M. Davis, P. Johnson, and N. Harrolle. SECOND ROW: C. Mace. L. Bays, D. Gronnu, B. McQui1lin, K. Kerrleson, Helms, C. Stevens, and M. O'Brien. THIRD ROW: P. Altperer, Highland, M Brown, T. Fenwick, B. Larson, R. Martin, K. Crowe, and Kerns. BOTTOM ROW: R. Hansen, D. Rainwater, W. Johnson, D. Osborne, R McNiell. C. Askeland, and L. Ruggerio. FRESHMAN BOYS' CHORUS TOP ROW: T. Cronik, D. Dearth, T. Knoll, D. White, B. Akey, and K. Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Winterland,j. Shelton, B. Keininger, T. VanHise, K. Kasmar, and B. Nading. v :ees ii s:: -'-r- , ' . T ' 'illi B : 1 - . ' .-.. Ao sr ' ' CT . ., . , 1 W . .QL ,f LEfe1iQ3,.::' 1- ' .ag in fffsig, ' 'rm 31,3 5 . sss if : .... I - R i: Wm l ' -me ml.. -... if 1 as YZ. , 6? ,Ai gg, 'ff 'Q R H ,y . '5 T T ef . , 1 i -1 ...g , ,A X, L i ,FQ X 4 fini Swjrig H313 El-sinh iwpx X 3 Q wi xg.. , Y K T me XJ, H Q Q 2 rm ag xp Q Egg, J E K R , N 5 Q z i is r lf? Y iw ' fi 5?-L ,', qw .ay mggfefg-f' is eval MH! .,' Q 'Raw wg 'H N ? 5 I F 44 A li il za si W. ww, W JWPBNX 'll WA? his X fe- Q K + x l H .. . Yi as Nw W U at il rg, XL is x Q E u .4 Hwy sf ' Q3-5,.,z ,tk .V F, l P f' Q wfypn gg? ww I X' ,Q Q JFEVES . A .n L ' 'iijfff' ' ' 114' K if -' i A . r B a R f 1233 A K K Q: ks. . I Q , 4 ,gt . .. 4. S. f Fi . . . S22 I N' ' P s, K Q E' . V: h Q 5- ' . . .x . 35 'X . ' 1 2152. 7 - 5 T' 1 Zz. ' z . 5 ,... , MADRIGALS TOP ROXV: M. Alongi, T. Leppard, Pctcrsonuj. R-Siland, R. Harris, and T. Wilcox, BOTTOM ROW: P, Berg, P. Carroll, P. Herring, Riclmrcls, L. Mcling, I.. Mcclinc, K. Loyd, and R. Turner. .nf-kg? BOYS QUARTET B. Rcineck, R. Berg, B. McQueen, and D. Harmon. GIRLS ENSEMBLE S. Alcoclc, N. Iwfontgovcry, Carmichael, B. Tastncl, Coleman, Arne. sv .. R -2 .. H ' .,,, . if 'N a gi-Qfliii E 1 A 4:5 1 1 'A 5 r , Q l.-.A CHOIR: TOP ROW: C. Meador, K. Pierce,-I. Rewerts, T. Lepperd,j. Peterson, B. Reineclc, S. Gillis, D. Harmon, T. Wilcox, B. McNeill,j. Carmichael and K. Knapp. SECOND ROW: Coleman, P. Herring, L. Medine, B. McQueen, R. Berg, B. Weeks, R. Lane, R. Harris, S. Vandre, A. Zim mer, B. Tastad, B. Nledine. THIRD ROW: G. Hummel, E. Chadwick, C. Cochane, A, Erickson, M. Alongi, B, Russell, B. Vanstone, D. Cole man, V, Allen. and N. Montgomery. BOTTOM ROW: P. Berg, P. Carroll, B. Gardnegj. Paul, D. Ca,rlson,j. Gruben,j. Schafer, and K. Brown Choir Schedule Clibfllf ubilafes Oct. 29 . . . . . Ecumenical Concert J Dec. 14 . . ..... Christmas Concert Feb. 1 . . . . , .Exchange with Mendota , , March 2 . . . ,.... Winter Concert Qoluwf May17 . . . . .Spring Concert june 2 . . . . , Baccalaureate aww Officers of Choir are R. Turner fsecretaryj J. Coleman Ctreasurery, J. Reiland Qvice- presiclentj, and T. Wil- cox Qpresidentj. CSKX TOP ROW: A, Colville, P. Parsons,j. Grubcn, E. Bucstcton, D. Andes, C, Maris, and L. Becker. SECOND ROW:j. Bailey, G. Sanderson. M. Upah, K. Kcttleson, R. Olson, C. Mace, and Mrs. Heverly faclvisorj. BOTTOM ROW: Arne, K. Brown,j. Carmichael, L. Squier, and Sassa- ITIHH. mLBatowTw1nlm Hey, Cheri, Bali Vicki, eyes front! Basketball Q nda, Lynn, and + OR9 - I TOP ROW: F. Cederholm, D. Davidson, M. Garbarino, P. Scherer, M. Alongi, and Mrs. Thomas Qadvisorj. SECOND ROW: C. Meador, V, Koontz, L. Richards, B. Enrwistle, S. Manning, and M. Schafer. THIRD ROW: Kyler, M. Woodrick, D. Wright,,I, Luxton, G. Werdin, and S. Sawiclci. BOTTOM ROW: Groves, C. Alcock, M. Woodard, R. Turner, and B. Mully, The Fall of the year brought plans for the Student Council,s newest project - a Peace Corps School. The year's activities would aim at raising the necessary 31000.00 for the school-to-school project. The first project of the new school year was Orga- nizations' Day, Each organization set up a display in the Bird Cage' for the student body to view that night. There was also a dance in the north parking lot. Next, the Council staged its annual Variety Revue and donated the proceeds to the A.F.S. Program. The Revue, In A Fururislic Fashion, centered around the song-and-dance troupe which performed three num- bers to set the theme. The third major project was the Homecoming ' -mr-1ubolyACfw5 Dance. Its theme, Homecoming ,67 Is A Happening With The Hubs,', created a psychedelic air for the Sat- urday night dance and coronation. In December, the Council sponsored a Christmas collection to help raise money for the foreign school project. A plaque and candy were presented to the class with the highest per capita average QMr. Spring- mire's first hour electricity classj. The Friday following semester finals brought the next fete - a Build-a-Schoolv dance. The proceeds were used on the P.C. school project. As a finale to this ultra-active year, the Council sent Mike Alongi on the National Student Council European Tour. Mr, Springmire and his first hour electricity class receive a plaque from Rene and Fred for their record-breaking Christmas collection contribu- tion J. TOP ROW: B. Burke, G. Cooley, B. Malone, B. Kroll, R. Engelkes, B. Shook, and L. Becker. SECOND ROW: S. Koontz, B. Keininger, V. Patzner, M. Upah, P. Springmire, and-I. Bailey. THIRD ROW: V. Wine, R. Curl, B. Rowley, K. Kasmar, and K. Kunde. BOTTOM ROW: B. Shields, L. Ranken, Chisamore, T. Fenwick, T. Alongi, and C, Maris. ' Moae56ofvwPeaw , .Mak-umm, 5Q,5,,.f,.,f:'f1.sf:ag5 - Mike, Vicki, jean, and Rene admire the bulletin board as they read about che latest project. The Executive Board hears Sheryl's views on how to get the most from the freewill collection. To be in Varsity Club is a symbol of achievement, which is worthy of respect and admiration of all. The varsity lettermen deserve this honor because of the hard work, personal sacrifice, and determination they have undergone. This yearls Varsity Club was headed by their peppy president, john Pearson, their vivacious vice- president, jerry Reilandg their super-secretary, Bill Vanstone, their trustworthy treasurer, Paul Schultz, and their strong sergeant-at-arms, Tony Wilcox. Who leads the Hubs? We lead the Hubs, TOP ROW: Gibson, B. Reineck, R, Lewis, P. Schultz, C. Shelton, and Mr. Cutlip, Qadvisorj. SECOND ROW: T. Wilcox, T. Lepperd, Knapp, P. Scherer, C. Boltman, and B. I-iaigh, THIRD ROW: T. Loefgren, K. Rolfe, T. Degrysej, Swick, P. Gilbert, and Brown. BOTTOM ROW: Pearson, R. Lane, Brown, S. Berg, P. Turner, and D. Davison. 'S fvwgi TOP ROW: Smith,-I. Reiland, O'Brien, M. Alongi, S, Probnsco, and D. Ferrari, SECOND ROW: R, Florschuetz, XV. Cole, W. Scherm- erhorn, B, Kroll, D. Baker, G. Slcnar, and S. Pearson. THIRD ROW: Gjoyce, R. Walker, A. Anders, G. Chisamore, D, Isley, and B. Vanstone. BOTTOM ROW: M, Stechschulte, A. Pifer, R, Mott, Kyler. and C. Charnock. M1 539' 1 B .. . ' 'Ja . TOP ROW: P. Davis, M. VanHise, Mosteller, M. Marks, G. Cooley, and Miss Richard Qadvisorj. SECOND ROW: C. Mace, L. Heal, R. Van- stone, M. Davey, Rewcrts, and N. Becker. THIRD ROW:j. Russell, L. Sturm, C. Glenn, P. Ewbanks, and Andrews. FOURTH ROW: C. Russell, D. Cipolla, P. Hand, Brewer, P. Brown, and C. Brittenham. FIFTH ROW: N. Helms, S. Webber, D. Cipolla, D. Richardson, M. Meyers, E. Chadwick, and Y. Arends. SIXTH ROW: M. Brown, C. Vandre, P. Grayum, Cote, B. Arne, and Miss Fowler Qadvisorj. SEVENTH ROW: B. Larson, S. Gillis, D. jenkins, M. McCaslin,j. Fee,j Plumley, and C. Maris. BOTTOM ROW: C. Wille, S. Hall, B. Olson, M. Wall, E. Charneck, and Chisamore. GAA. ' Athletes The G.A.A.,ers swung into action with the help of their advisors, Miss Fowler and Miss Richard. To start off the year the new members were welcomed at the annual picnic where various sports were played and refreshments were provided by veteran members. The fall sports season started off with soccer and tennis after school every Monday and Wednesday. Other sports the members played during the year were vo leyball, basketball, aerial darts, badminton, and finally softball. G.A.Afers partici ated in such activities as Christ- mas caroling, a wor shop in the spring, a slumber party in the girls, g m, and a candy sale. Award night at which new members and officers were installed was the final activity. The officers this year were Pat Hand Qpresidentj, Miriam Meyer Qvice-presidentj, Mary VanHise fsecre- tary-treasurerj, jonne Fee fpoints chairmanj, and Sally Webber fpublicity chairmany. TOP ROW: Hicks, Bjohnson, P. Olson,-I. Schafer, G. Hummel, B. Jackson, and L. Krahenbuhl. SECOND ROW: G. Sanderson, L. Mel- ing, E. Chadwick, A. Moore, Y. Arends,j, Luxton, and M. Meyer. THIRD ROW: E. Kettleson, R. Hansen, M. Giese, C. Linnemeier, K, Wila liams, T. Fenwick, and K. Stevens. BOTTOM ROW: Chisamore, S. Polancic, K. Fenwick, S. Alcock, C. Brink, and J. Groves. mewgmogawuumrsuwwmbm As loyal fans of the Hubs, Pep Club finished up another busy year. The officers for the club this year were: president, Sue Manning, vice-president, Cathy Brink, secretary, Kathy Williams, treasurer, Miriam Meyer, publicity chairman, Elaine Chadwick, and the advisor, Miss McCartney. Besides making signs to en- courage the boys, Pep Club was also able to make a float for Homecoming, which they displayed at the pep rally and Homecoming game. The club also head- ed Senior Recognition Day and Loyalty Week, in which members made signs and posters to remind the student body to participate. Don't be bashful. Ev- erybody smile! These are the officers of Pep Club and the 1 representatives from each club. TOP ROW: L. Richards, P. Parsons, P. Paul, H. Arnold, N. Lockridge, V, Koontz, and Carmichael. SECOND ROW: D. Nyberg, E. Male, M. Woodrick, S. Manning, C. Brink, Gruben, and R. Turner. THIRD ROW: V. Wine, Russell, B. Reineck, M. Upah, M. VanHise, M. Phillips, and S. Boltman. BOTTOM ROW1 Coleman, D. Cipolla, V. Betts, Miss McCartney fadvisorj,-1. Bailey, C, Russell, and B. Bosccker. 'P l if The varsity cheerlead- ers consist of Vickie Koontz, jean Luxron, Lynetta Meling, Sheryl Alcock, and Bonnie Jackson Qcaptainj. and Pow Pom GMA School Qpwb TOP ROW: Leslie Stotmiester, Kathy Boelkes, jan Hicks, Gayle Hummel, and r T I Gretchen Sanderson. BOTTOM ROW: Pris- cilla Olson, Judy Groves, Gay Prewett,-Ianice Svela, andjane Schafer are the Pom-pom girls. Cheering the frosh-sophs on to victory are Vicki Betts, Emma Male, Ellen Kertleson, Rhonda Hansen, and Debbie Nyberg fcap- tainj. , 54 TOP ROW: Reiland, B. Entwistle, D. Hewitt, S. Smith, R. Lane, S. Pearson, T. Lepperd, and Mr. Gingerich, Cadvisorj. SECOND ROW: B. Hornsby, MfSturm,j. Getter,j. Manning, Russell, B. Burke, R. Swick, and Pearson. THIRD ROW: R. Mott,j. Smith, B. Vanstonc, B. Maxey, R. Rainwater, D. Tilton, M. Alongi, and Swick. FOURTH ROW: A. Pifer, V. Hultgren, Sanderson, G. Krainalgj. Kyler, D. Combs, and S. Anderson. BOTTOM ROW: Fredriclcson, D. Davison, R. Troop, C. Boltman, B. Mosteller, and K. Rolfe. 1 Under the uidance of their new facult advisor, 'DMf'D0 M Mr. Gingerichljgand five-year lay advisor, Mrl, Howard Smith, the Key Clubbers responded to serve school, church, and community at local, district, and interna- tional levels as they had done the past seven ears. Headed by Crai Boltman Qpresidentyjohn Slmith fvice-presidentll, im Frederickson fcorrespondin secretatyj, Mi e Alongi Qstatistical secretatyj an Rick Troop Qtreasurerj, the Key Clubbers set a new record of over 100, 000 bars of soap for Dixon State. This was more than 10,000 bars over the total of the year before. Volunteering to instruct, guide, and entertain Dixon State inmates was another task undertaken by the boys in Key Club. Each Sunday several Key Club- bers donated a couple ofhours of their time to bring a little happiness to someone who was less fortunate than they. Key Clubbers also executed class and Student Council elections, set up chairs, ran the coat-check room, and aided in the county Cancer Societyls fund-raising drive. Kiwanis-Kids, Day Parade and the Tri-Service Club corn sale are two other projects in which the Kiwanis-Key Club cooperated. Members look into achievements of the past year. Key Club Elite! 'QW ima. ya-X ei .X , rv f,,f,g H, , -,,.' fx 'ss'-P , , as f N X TOP ROW: Mr. Curl Qadvisorj, P. Schultz, D. Davison, F. Cederholm, M. Garbarino, and G. Cooley. SECOND ROW: B. Shook, B. Tastad, P. Paul, M. Alongi, V. Koontz, and C. Meador. THIRD ROW: K. Loyd, S. Sawicki, E, Clementz, R. Reidenbach, D. Hodges, E. Armstrong, and M, Upah. FOURTH ROW: D. Wright, M. Woodrick, N. Montgomery, S. King, B, May, and R. Curl. FIFTH ROW: L. Richards,J. Gruben, C. Brink, S. Manning, D. Doolan, K. Kunde, and M. Woodard. SIXTH ROW: Mrs. Thomas Qadvisorj,-I. Hicks, R. Broitzman, P. Olson, M. Meyers, C. Malone, and S. Koontz. SEVENTH ROW: M. Stechschulte, A. Moore,j. Groves, S. Webber,j. Scallan, T. Alongi, and R. Myrorh. BOTTOM ROW: P. Carroll, K. Fenwick, S. Polancic, C. Linnemeier, Countryman, and B. Koebler. Makesirws R.T.H.S. welcomed Marco Garbarino as the fifth foreign student in the A.F.S. program. Marco came from Ricaldone, Italy, a small town near Milano. He attended football, basketball, baseball and track games, he participated in various club activities, and he became a loyal Hub.H Marco graduated with the class of I68. of R.T.H.S. A.F.S. held a tea to introduce him to the community, the student body met him at Variety Re- view and on Organizations Day. The club held an Italian Thanksgiving dinner for him and also, the club had a Christmas party and a surprise birthday party in Marco,s honor. Topping off a good year was the annual picnic. Through the help of A.F.S., Marco became a part What are Kathe Loyd Qchairmany, Marco, Paul Schultz fAmerican brotherj, and Mr. Curl Qatlvisorj trying to decide? TOP ROW: L. Leathers, M. O,Brien, B. Witt, E. Armstrong, D. Landis, R. Reidenbach, and D.jaeger. SECOND ROW: B. Shields, K. Kunde, D. Broome,J. Arne, M. Gorski, G. Hummel, and M. Upah. THIRD ROW: P. Cox,j, O'Neil, N. Leathers, K. Davidson,j. Scallan,j. Svela, and Mrs. Olson Qadvisorj. FOURTH ROW: E. Penoyer, D. Wren, L. Slothower, D, Andes, P. Carroll, P. Probasco, L. Bearrows, T. Kieninger, M. Thompson, and D. O,Brien. F-1.0.0. wztlv Nweslag Pwguuw It's Christmas time at the Americana Nursing Center. The Health Careers Club has been following past tradition of serving two purposes for its members. The programs and field tri s furnished information on various health careers. e activities provided the gsrls with opportunities to, serve the community of ochelle through the Americana Nursing Center and the Community Hospital as Candy Stripers, Ameri- cana Helpers, and Hospital Hostesses. The busiest people in the club were the chairmen of these three activities: Pat Carroll, Debbie Broome, and Elizabeth Armstron . The olicers of the club were Mary Gorski gpresi- dentj, Jean Scallan fvice-presidentj, Dorie ndes frecording secretaryj, Karen Kunde Qcorresponding secretaryj, Brenda Shields Qtreasurerj, and Mrs. Olson and Miss Parks Qadvisors guided the club through another enlightening an rewarding year. Jean, Dorie, Karen, Elizabeth, Pat, Debbie, and Brenda administer their talent U5 to a trusting Mary Gorski. 'NSF ,f TOP ROW: K. Kurz, P. Parsons, K. Knapp, and Mr. Armstrong fadvisorj. SECOND ROW: C. Lichty, N. Becker, P. Paul, and B. Reineck. BOTTOM ROW: Hunley, K. Fenwick, D, Leonard, and P. Vance. FTA. Obswwe Teaclfms The Rochelle Chapter of the Future Teachers of America, better known to students as F.T.A., is a club which tries to help its members better understand the teaching profession. This year the members tried to fulfill their puipose by inviting guest speakers who informed them o stu- dent teaching and various other aspects of teachin . They also visited schools to observe students at wor . During American Education Week, the F.T.A. had a Teacher Appreciation Day, and the members distrib- uted apples to each teacher. This year's officers were Kathy Fenwick Qpresi- dentj, Kathy Knapp Qvice-presidentj, Pat Paul Qsecre- taryj, and Connie Lrchty ftreasurerl. F.T.A.'s advisors Mr. Armstron and Mrs. Locke, together with the officers helpe to make this year's club both inter- esting and educational. Priscilla Parsons and Pam Vance earn points by grading papers. Ofhcers were Patty Paul, Kathy Knapp, Connie Lichty, and Kathy Fenwick. 5 2 -5 gas. Fx Nav! 'S-up 'Xl F-.7 -.1 TOP ROW1 S. Gillis, M. Garbari- no, G. Ackland, and T. Lepperd. SECOND ROW: Mr. Yenerich fadvisoryj, Zack, W, Maxey, and J. Carmichael. Officers for math club this year are: Bill Maxey Qpresidentj, jim Zack Qvice-presidentj, and .Io Ann Carmichael fsecretary-treasurerj. The Math Club, advised by Mr. Yenerich and Mr. Gorsegner, met Wednesday nights after school. Their programs varied from slide rule instruction and prob- em solution to guest speakers, such as Sul-Gong Chung from Korea. The officers of this club were: Bill Maxey Qpresi- dentj, Jim Zack Qvice-presidentj and jo Ann Carmi- chael Qsecretary-treasurerj. They, with five other members, planned their annual trip to Chicago. On January 19, they went to see a computerized bank and the Museum of Science and Indust . The Math Club sponsored a chec room, and the National Mathematics Test. During the year the club expanded membership to interested and specially qualified second semester sophomores. TOP ROW: I.. Ec- khart, Mr. Nelson fad- visorj, T. Lepperd, and D. Karper. BOTTOM ROW: G. Ackland, S. Gillis, and J. Zack. Proj ' ToP ROW: B. Hare, s. Berg, 1. Kepner, and Mr. Springmire Cad- visorj. BOTTOM ROW: M. Wagner, Brown, and F. Lux. KN The Projectionists, Clubls main objective is that of introducing students to the operation of tape record- ers, projectors, and record players. The advisor, Mr. Nelson, promoted a drive to encoura e new mem- bers, pointing out that it could be prelTminary work toward an occupation. Officers this year were: Steve Gillis, presidentgjim Zack, vice-president, and Gary Ackland, secretary- treasurer. The Radio Club tried to help students who were interested in ham radio to learn the laws and the code and to pass the F. C. C. tests. If a rnember passes his test, he may use the club station W9FGL or a station of his own. The operation of an amateur radio station is an opportunity made available to qualified U.S. cit- izens by the Federal Commission. Fred Lux, president, Jay Brown, vice-president, and Mike Wagner, secretary-treasurer were the offi- cers of Radio Club this year. TOP ROW: M. Hovis,J, Krieger, D. Schiller, Kepner, C. Malone, and Miss Utz fadvisorj. SECOND ROW: E. Clementz, V. Patzner, B, johnson, M. Gillis, P. Vance, P. Olson, and A. Moore. BOTTOM ROW: C. Horton,.I. Chisamore, T. Alongi, B. Risen, C. Heimbuck and D. Windland. Club Hasan Yewu What's this? No, don,t tell me. I bet it's a game of charades. Looks like someone is plan- ning a trip to Nice. Are they? This past year was a success according to Miss Utz, French Clubls advisor. The officers were elected in October. Ann Moore was elected president: Mary Hovis, vice-president: Valerie Patzner, secretary and Cindy Horton, treasurer. Two new features were added to French Club this year. One of them was that in order for a member to appear in the French Club picture in the Taller, he had to attend at least two-thirds of the meetings. The other feature was that a program committee was de- veloped to help the officers plan interesting meetings. Priscilla Olson was elected chairman of the commit- tee. The committee invited a guest speaker to show slides of France: it also sponsored a bake sale. The money earned from the bake sale, together with the dues of the thirt -one members, financed the outing that French Club took in the spring. j ,Fmnce . TOP ROW: Carmichael, N. Lockridge, Y. Arends, L. Kinser, V. Betts, P. Davis, T. Brown, S. Neynaber, R. McDermott, Mr. Stahlheber fad- visorj. SECOND ROW: D.-Ienkins, P. Ewbank, N. Montgomeryul. Andrew, L. Sturm, R. Florschuetz, C, Glenn, D. Hodges, and W. Maxey. THIRD ROW: C. Russell, S. Gillis, D. Cipolla,j. Case,-I. Russell, C. Lichty, A. Colville, P. Propst, and D. Landis. FOURTH ROW: D. Ptew- ett, D, Andes, K. Fenwick, P. Carroll, P. Ginn, E. Vandre, M. Giese, D. Cipolla, and C. Curtis. FIFTH ROW: B. Burke, P. Turner, B. Kroll,J. Wendling, R. Englekes, B. Weeks, and S. Koontz. panisk Clfub Begins of New Pwjew The forty-three members of Spanish Club started a worthwhile project this year, one that will keep them busy for a couple of years. This roject is to send one lucky member of Spanish Clu to Mexico for six weeks during the summer. In order to achieve this, six hundred dollars must be raised. The member will be chosen by Mr. Stahlheber, the club's advisor, and the other members of the club. This yearis officers, who are Jo Ann Carmichael, president, June Russell, vice-president, Debb Hod- ges, secretary, and Bill Maxey, treasurer, hellped to make the dance and coat check a financial success. The money went toward the club's project. , ,A ,.,:1 N Boy! This must be a popular club. The officers are standing in line to get in! TOP ROW: K. Handel, L. Crowe, M. Garbarino, B. Haigh, F. Cederholm, D. Brink, and-I. Knapp. SECOND ROW: Miss Vaughn Qadvisorj, Djaegar, T. Diensr, L, Becker, E. Castenson, M. Sturm, R. Berg, and B, Shook. THIRD ROW:j. Luxton, V. Koontz, P. Springmire, B. Bun- ger, B. May, K. Kettleson, and S. Berg. BOTTOM ROW: B. Bosecker, E. Chadwick, K. Bostwick,j. Dombo, M, Fraley, and M. Alongi. Aw! Ellen Buesteton ftreasurerj, Karen Kunde Qvice-presidentj, and Brenda Shields fsecretaryj. Wonder why their fearless leader jerry Phipps Qpresidentj is absent: Could it be he's out exercising his power as official grape-taster? Et tu, Marcus Sturm! of an12o6fLo17wOUub The 1967-68 Latin Club started the year with a new activity, the initiation of new members into the club. Everyone of them anticipated the excitement of new projects as actual members of the club. First, with the help of Miss Vaughn Qadvisorj, offi- cers were chosen to lead the organization in its activi- ties. Those elected were: Jerry Phipps, resident, Karen Kunde, vice-president, Brenda Shields, secre- tary, and Ellen Buesteton, treasurer. The annual dance and coatcheck provided the money to finance an eventful trip to Chicago for Latin Day. The concludin highlight of the year was the Roman Banquet guring which spring 1968 became 55B.C. Togas seemed to be the prevalent fashion, and slaves were in abundance to serve the feast that would have been fit for Caesar. TOP ROW: B. Arne, B. Kieninger, R. Heal, K. Kunde, C. Hicks, andj. Lepperd. SECOND ROW: P. Larson, V. Betts, V. Wine, B. Wine- baugh, M. McCaslin, A. Pifer, and D. Malone. THIRD ROW: M. Ferrari, P, Davis, S. Scallan, K. Crowe, B. Schabacker, M. Stechschulte, and B. Shields. BOTTOM ROW: L. Ruggeris, K. Hart, D. Ludens, M. Wall, C. Wille, E. Buesteton, and C. Brink. N R7 TOP ROW: Mr. Kruger Qadvisorj, M. Hovis, A. Herbert, B. Fike, IJ. Squier, and 'Ian Coleman SECOND ROW J Cote P Cox Paul A Hunter, and C. Brittenham. THIRD ROW:J. Fee, M. Annabel, H. Marks, S. Lang, and M. Pain BOTTOM ROW B jackson G Prewett -I Milligan, P. Berg, and V. Phillips. Awdufbaddbzaralm This year Art Club repeated their traditional proj- ects of purchasing a painting for the enjoyment of R.T.H.S. students. They hope that by doing this stu- dents vvill learn to know and appreciate art. To make the year's activities successful, capable officers were chosen, They were: Heather Marks, pres- ident, Steve Neuherz, vice-president, Gay Prewett, secretaryg Mary Pain, treasurer. A coatchec , dance, and school art exhibits were the main projects held throughout the year. To conclude another rewarding year, the grou went to the Chicago Art Institute to observe art wor of all types. Art Club members Ann Hunter, Melissa Marks, and Mary Hovis are judging paintings for this year's art exhibit. TOP ROW:-I. Wendling, L. Stotmeister, L. Stocking, T. Wilcox, and B. Reineck. SECOND ROW V Koontz M Marks S Krug M David son, and M. Thompson. THIRD ROW: M. Woodrick, C. Murrah, D. Wright, R. Reidenbach and P Doner BOTTOM ROW C Mace M Fraley, M. Maronde, G. Hummel, and B. Davidson. i. .iuhiiif ' TOP ROW D Klenke R Batty R Hill T Carmichael L Poliska T ONeil, and R. Smith. SECOND ROW: C. Montgomeryj. Isley, B. Steder R Foster Clark S Berg and Mr Curl fadvisorj THIRD ROW K johnson, B. Mellor, A. King, B. McQueen, A, Peters,G. Ackland, and B Kurz BOTTOM ROW G Baker G Berg M Anmng R Goelitz, S. Knutson, and Ebens. Feed ' The Future Farmers of America had a very busy and successful year. The officers for this year were: resident, Richard Smithgy vice-president, Terry ardy, treasurer, Ray Foster, reporter, Gary Berg, and sentinel, Matt King. This year's F.F.A. had fifty-four members. The Future Farmers attended an assortment of con- tests this year. Out of 58 teams, our F.F.A. placed fourth in the Land Hues Contest. They placed second in the Parliamentary Procedure Contest held in Syca- more which 17 schools attended. The major program given by the Future Farmers was 'a ancake supper. This ear they invited the R.T.H. . Student Council anti, members of the fac- ult . Before a meetin of the Student Council, the F.F.A. demonstrate how an official club meeting should be held using all of the correct parliamentary procedures. The F.F.A.'ers promoted leadership, citizenship, character development, and service to agricultural im- provement. TOP ROW D Wedig C Hill R Frye B McNeill M King D Drexler and Mr. Shoemaker Qadvisorj. SECOND ROW: D. Windland, T. Schabacker S Hawkins T Hardy S Tobler and M Dilly THIRD ROW M. Kingsbury, P. Carter,J. Milligan, B,-Iohnson, T. VanHise, T. Fraley and W Hubbard BOTTOM ROW D King T Bybee M McCaslin, K. Reed, D. Olson, and B. johnson. -3' P TOP ROW: D. Allenhj. Baker, M. Woodhead, M. Maronde, and Mrs. Himes fadvisorj. SECOND ROW: P. Probasco, B, Donaho, B. Mar- onde, D. Knutson and D. Kutson. THIRD ROW: M. Donoho, M. Boehle, V. Golden, P. Grayum, and L. Cross. FOURTH ROW: E. Penoyer, A. Grace, A. Kissee, S. Hall, C. Gillis, and M, Getter. FIFTH ROW: P. Ludwig, S. Thuestad, P. Myer, R. Miller and Mrs. Anderson Qadvisorj. SIXTH ROW: A. Zimmer, M. Davis, Pjohnson, N. Harrolle, N. Becker and B. Simon. SEVENTH ROW: D, Bialas, N. Zuercher, L. Leathers, K. Boelkes and V. Allen. BOTTOM ROW: Reints, M. O'Brien, D. Byars, R. Vanstone, K. Cochrane and L. Walker. PJ-IA. ow dw Gum Another busy year for the F.H.A. went by under the direction of Mrs. Himes and Mrs. Anderson. This ear the officers were Ma Boehle fpresidentj, Dar- llene Bialas flst vice-president and points chairmanj, Nancy Zuercher Q2nd vice-presidentj, Sandy Thues- tad Qsecretaryj, Kathy Cochrane Qtreasurerj, Pat Lud- wig Qvice-president of public relations and projects chairmanj, Betsy Simon Qhistorian , and Diane Knutson Qdegrees and recreation c airmanj. The chapter parents were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boehle. he activities of the year began with a membership icnic which was followed by the annual Fall Rally at orthern Illinois University. The F,H.A. irls sold Christmas cards this year and the profits gom this .fa lifillnu-. were used to finance the Chicago trip and the all school Christmas dance called Holiday Ho .H Other activities included the F.F.A. - party in january, Heart Sister Week in February, and a Spa- ghetti Supper later. This year the motto was F.H.A. on the Growf, The objective Your Neighbors, Near and Farn and Leisure Time, Constructive Timej' served as a basis for the recreational and educational activities in which Future Homemakers participated. These objec- tives were fulfilled by sending Christmas cards to the men in Vietnam and by giving a party for eighth graders. The officers pose formally before a meeting TOP ROW: S, Gillis, G. Aclcland, M. Wagner, B. Mosteller, M. Garbarino, and Mr. Gorsegner, Cadvisorj. MIDDLE ROW: R. Mattson, B. Bunger, Loggins, K. Knapp, and P. Shultz. BOTTOM ROW: Kyler, R. Anderson, M. Pain,-I. Sassaman, T. Brown, and S. Neynaber. BI!-LQ. Clwssmew The newly organized Chess Club had a surprising number of interested members. The twenty-three members were headed by these officers: ohn Kyler, president, Marco Garbarino, vice-presi ent, JoAnn Carmichael, secretary, William Maxey, treasurer, Bruce Mosteller, sergeant-at-arms, and Mr. Gorseg- ner, advisor. On meetin days, the members play matches with each other. A ter having played a sufficient number of these matches, five top pla ers were determined to com ete with five winners flforn another school. The Roc elle Chess Club did very well in these tourna- ments and it plans to keep the organization active. Chess Club officers take time out between classes for a quick game of chess. 66 4 dmiuisbwltiow 3023 Mm. 1-M045 PJ. Petmsow Qwpmintendanb mf We X ' If Y' ---..,-. - hm 1234 P'biWPa'9 Z Assasmb Puwpalu wugfya xx ff' i 7 'X-fi. Fl li ll! Surrounding the board president, Stanley W. Olson, is Earl g Hinrszche, Gilbert T. Keefer, Orland R. Neidlinger, Arvcne R, Hill, r 'A' Owen Klewin, Leroy R. Peterson, and Dr. Russell W. Zack, N, -n X' Qwwicw Q-1,,,, Our happy-to-serve-you', office helpers are: Trudy Drummer, Mary Ellen Tracy, Mary An- derson and Willie Mae Parsons. Our petite guidance secretary, Mary Hooley, is happy, too. -- ,v 4 . xug-g,-Q,af,- - 1 QA. 1 ' 1.37 sr' 'Q fi' AQ: l fi' L ff 4 . This year's bus drivers are. Leslie Montgom- ery, Grantford Brown, Paul Propst, Henry Hutson, james Conway, Corlon Eaton, Dick Krahenbuhl, and Laverne Krahenbuhl. In- volved in keeping our school clean are: Charles Miensma, Kenneth Witzel, Chandler Kime, Ray Foster, Claude Bales, jesse Hock- ersmith, and Leslie Montgomery. Dishing up and collecting for a delicious meal are: Ruth Doerr, Elizabeth Anderson, Leona Pumfrey, and Annabel Gruben. ,, J . N J 1 4 A P 1, J: ju., , 'uf I .1 :ug ., at hw I i .1 3 i QL? Fwy' X i H if -i ' ' ' I 5 N P 11: 1 i I P l I L i V f Charters H. .AndCrSOn Richard P. Anderson Sharon Anderson F. Patrick Armstrong SPCCCh Physical Education Homemaking English Jiiii Henrietta M. Bassler English It's left! It's left! b You've ot to turn 8 Giving F's surely is a lot of fun. Marsha L. Behrens john E. Bernard English Mathematics W E11-IQ Qpwuks The Students' Desvw john R. Brinker W2ll2CC C- Brooks G0fd0U L- 'C?1f1S0f1 joel Colbert English Guidimff S0021 SC1Cf1Cff Physical Education Everette H. Cooley Terrence L. Crane Glenn W. Curl Biology English Agriculture , Pow Vitalb Q ewTodmJ's Wonldf I get 2396 more shaves with 3if9ffZ?!? blaclesf' I think he looks interesting? 2 Q ig? Q W , H Q s sg EA Dorothy M. Cutli p Business 'aqgg .is are .. 5 I promise I won't do it again! john L. Cutlip jon E. Edwards Business English Robert L. Erbes Robert H. Erwin Music Mathematics Harvey L, Eolkerts English Altogether now . . let's hit it! Charles R. Engel Music 74 , This evil stare gets them everytime. Betty D. Fowler Physical Education Willard H. Gieske Music Larry R. Gentry Mary Jane Gibson Physical Education English Robert W. Gingerich Leonard E. Gorsegner Social Science Mathematics Who erased this board? if I. Norris Groves Biology I'm in the mood for love. Qs if s W' l .Ur ? .- if B if -ff Oh, dear!! Mildred Kaczmarek helps Miss Macy keep our card file up to date. Elmer L. Guio William E. Helms Marilou B. Heverly Industrial Arts Health Music fr!! Naomi L, Himes Mildred I. Kaczmarek Daniel A. Kerestes Franklin E, Kruger I-Iomemaking Librarian Mathematics Aff 5 A wi? Q ,..t. 1 my . e esrs B . r. V r ' ' .ee ' ' Q ' . 3 iz.. .., 76 i 5 i What is that number again? J Ex Once upon a time . . . The pain starts right here about 8:12 and increases as the clay pro- gresses. Byforcl R. Kyler Linda K. Leffler Sandra L. Locke Physics Business English Richard C. Longstein Louise Macy Arthur G. Margheim Ronald P. Martin Physical Science Librarian Guidance Social Science Marcia McCartney Physical Education Katharine L. Parks - Guidance You. . .run down to Mr. Wine's room and get me the Right Guard. Larry H. McSwegin Del W. Mully Courtenay M Nelson Business Driver Training Chemistry james L- Pierson Deanne C. Richard Ronald A Schopp 50621 SCiCHCC Physical Education Industrial Arts Marge! Marge! Put it away, Marge! Someone's looking! Is this the silent lan gua e 7 . s.....,f-l Nw - Mvamyw ,naar garn- wwf -Q.-, Now class, please tell me how to pronounce this wordg I don't know howf, .HSS 4. Richard M. Schutte Leroy A. Shoemaker Physical Science Agriculture Howard D. Stahlheber Rosalia S. Stotmeister Spanish English X ' B fu Sz , 3 if AMW' .fy f 4 A2 V W, ,. at .... -. ..f.f,, Q ar aa 3 QE, f 1 'Eff 'fr fs 6, Qf a 14' ff? g. ,f -s . Fw 'ah Q ek .aa ., M, 4 'if E A 96 Oh , . . Mr. Skogluncll Watch where you're hitting that nail. And I don't mean my THUMB nail ! Leonard Skoglund Industrial Arts Marguerite D. Thomas Social Science 5 f 4 fa x W' fs A A What do you mc-:in I left the gas on ? Leslie E. Springmire Industrial Arts Jeanne M. Utz French 5 79 Vicki C Vaughn Virginia Wayman Gerald O Wine Theresa J Wissmiller Latin English Business Social Science LIBRARY CLERK SCHOQL NUR Adeline McGu1ne Paulme C Olson I will not look at any more . . . Don't leave me DEFENSELESS, pass around the Right Guard. Taslwostevw Untasbmg? CHARTERS H. ANDERSON University of Minnesota, B.A., Northern Illinois L'niversity. RICHARD P. ANDERSON Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., Northern Illinois University. SHARON K. ANDERSON Northern Illinois University, B.S. F. PATRICK ARMSTRONG University of Illinois, B.S., Northwestern University, M.A., Northern Illinois Uni- versity, St. Louis University. HENRIETTA M. BASSLER University of Kansas, B.A., University of Colorado, M.A., University of Southern California, University of Mexico. MARSI-IA L. BEHRENS Northern Illinois University, B.S., Wright Junior College, Northern Illinois University. JOHN E. BERNARD Northern Illinois University, BSE., La Salle-Peru-Oglesby Junior College. JOHN R. BRINKER Northern Illinois University, BA., North- ern Illinois University. WALLACE C. BROOKS University of Wisconsin, B.S., M.S., Kend- all College, Northern Illinois University. GORDON L. CARLSON Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., M.A., American University of Beirut. JOEL J. COLBERT University of Iowa, B.S. in P.E., University of Illinois. EVERETTE H. COOLEY Eastern Illinois University, B.S., University of Ten nessee, M.S., University of Indiana, Wayne University, Iowa State College, Northern Illinois University, Lock Haven Do State College, University of Vermont. TERRENCE L. CRANE University of Northern Iowa, B.A., North- ern Illinois University, Illinois State Teachers of Chicago, University of Iowa. GLENN W. CURL University of Illinois, B.S., M.S. DOROTHY M. CUTLIP Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., Eastern Illinois University. JOHN L. CUTLIP Eastern Illinois University, B.S., in Edx Eastern Illinois University, M.S. in Ed., Northern Illinois University. 7 JON E. EDWARDS Iowa Wesleyan College, BA., University of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois University. CHARLES R. ENGEL Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., M.M. ROBERT L. ERBES Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., M.M., Northern Illinois University. ROBERT H. ERWIN Iowa State University, B.S., Northern Illi- nois University, M.S., Southeast Missouri State College, University of California. HARVEY L. FOLKERTS Wartburg College, B.A., University of Ne- braska, M,A. BETTY D. FOWLER Illinois State University, B.S., University of Illinois, M. in Ed., University of Wiscon- sin, Rockford College, Northern Illinois University. LARRY R. GENTRY Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed. MARY JANE GIBSON Rosary College, A.B., University of Chica- go, Northern Illinois University, Rockford College. WILLARD H. GIESKE Northern Illinois University, B.S. in Ed., University of Wisconsin, Ph.M., Cornell College, University of Colorado. ROBERT W. GINGERICH Illinois State University, B.S. in Ed., M.A., Laval University, Quebec. LEONARD E. GORSEGNER Colorado State College, A.B., Valparaiso University, M.A. Wisconsin State College at Eau Claire, Utah State University, Logan College of St. Thomas. I. NORRIS GROVES Central College, BA., University ofColora- do, M.A., Kansas City Junior College, Northeast Missouri State College, Univer- sity of Minnesota, University of Connecti- cut, University of Washington. ELMER L. GUIO Northern Illinois University, BE., Colora- do State University. WILLIAM E. HELMS Western Illinois University, B.E., North- ern Illinois University, MS., University of Wisconsin, University of Minnesota. MARILOU B. HEVERLY St. Olaf College, B.A. in Music Ed., Uni- versity of Colorado, University of Wis- consin, Northern Illinois University. NAOMI A. HIMES Western Illinois University, B.S., Universi- ty of Wisconsin, Northern Illinois Univer- sity. MILDRED I. KAEZMAREK LaCrosse State University, B.S., White- water State University, Northern Illinois University. DANIEL A. KERESTES Western Illinois University, B.S., Illinois State University. FRANKLIN E. KRUGER Northern Illinois University, B.S., MS.: Frederick Mizen Academy of Art: Universi- ty of Wisconsin. BYFORD R. KYLER Northern Illinois University, B.S., Univer- sity of Illinois, MS., Knox College: Reed College: Western Washington State Col- lege. LINDA K. LEFFLER Western Illinois University. BS. SANDRA L. LOCKE Northern Illinois University, B.A.: West- ern Reserve University. RICHARD C. LONGSTEIN University of Nebraska, BS.: Nebraska Wesleyan University. LOUISE MACY Illinois Wesleyan University. AB.: Univer- sity of Illinois, BS. in L.S., M.A., North- ern Illinois University, Illinois State Uni- versity. ARTHUR G. MARGHEIM Wartburg College, B.A.: Colorado State College. M.A.: State University of Iowa, Northern Illinois University: University of Iowa. HAROLD F. MARIS Eastern Illinois University, BS., Colorado State College of Education, M.A.g North- ern Illinois University, Bradley University. RONALD P. MARTIN State College oflowa, B.A.: Western Mich- igan University, M.A. MARCIA MCCARTNEY University of Dubuque, B.A. LARRY H. MCSWEGIN Tarkio College, B.S.: Northern Illinois University. WILLIAM R. MOORE Macalester College. BS.: St. Thomas Col- 82 lege, M.A., St. Cloud State, University of Wisconsin: Northern Illinois University. DEL W. MULLY Iowa State Toichers' College, B.A.: Iowa State University: Northern Illinois Univer- sity. COURTENAY M. NELSON Michigan State University, B.S.: Iowa State College, M.S.: Northern Illinois Universi- ty: Notre Dame Universityg Knox Col- lege: State University of Iowa. KATHARINE L. PARKS Denison University, A.B.: Northwestern University, M.A,: ShurtleffCollege1 Uni- versity of Colorado, University ofChicago: Illinois Institute of Technology: Northern Illinois University: Rockford College: Uni- versity of Wisconsin, Bradley University. LEROY R. PETERSON Augustana College, AB.: University of Illi- nois, M.A., University of Wisconsin, Uni- versity of Iowa. JAMES L. PIERSON Northern Illinois University. BS.: M.S. DEANNE C. RICHARD Simpson College, B.A. RONALD A. SCHOPP Western Illinois University. BS.: Bradley University. RICHARD M. SCHUTTE Central Washington State College, BS., Mankato State College, MS: St. Olaf Col- lege, University of Michigan, Northern Michigan University. LEROY A. SHOEMAKER Iowa State University, B.S.: Iowa State University of Science and Technology, MS. LEONARD SKOGLUND Northern Illinois University, B.E.: Stout Institute, M.S., University of Minnesota: Rockford College. LESLIE E. SPRINGMIRE Stout State College, BS.: Northern Illinois University, MS.: University of Wisconsin, Southern Illinois University. HOWARD D. STAHLHEBER Mexico City College, BA.: Northern Illi- nois University, MS.: Southern Illinois University: West Virginia Universityg Uni- versity of Washington, Utah State Univer- sity, University of Fine Arts. Mexico. ROSALIA S. STOTMEISTER Wisconsin State University, BS.: State University of Iowa, MA.: University of Southern California: DePauw Universityg Simpson College. MARGUERITE D. THOMAS University of Iowa, BSC.: Northern Illi- nois University, M.A., Loretta College: Northwestern University. JEANNE M. UTZ Southeast Missouri State, B.S.g Northern Illinois University. VICKI C. VAUGHN Northern Illinois University. BA. VIRGINIA WAYMAN Bowling Green State University, BS.. M.A.: Ohio State University: Bread Loaf School of English. GERALD O. WINE Western Illinois University. B.S. in Ed., MS. in Ed., Western Maryland College: University of Illinois: Northern Illinois University. THERESA WISSMILLER University of Illinois, BA.: M.A. WALLACE C. YENERICH North Central College. B.A.: University of Illinois. M.A.: Northern Illinois Universi- ty, Purdue Universityg Xlifestern Michigan University, Miami University. Rockford College: University of Wisconsin. -L-1? Qasses mi Cmpvw Pugh Falls rm Pdow On August 29, 1967, 275 wary boys and girls regis- tered for the first year of their high school career. Not knowing where to go for their classes, they were as- sisted by members of the Student Council who point- ed the way. Most freshmen memorized their schedule so they could face their first day of high school with enthusiasm, rather than with apprehension. As the complex puzzle of high school fell into place, the Freshies,' found that they had certain responsibilities, as well as privileges. Among their responsibilities was the election of class leaders, They installed Dan Lowenberg, president, Lois Sturm, vice-president, Debby Osborn, secretary, and jackie Andrew, treasurer. They also found it necessary to choose twelve of their classmates to represent them in Student Council. Those elected were Joanne Bailey, Lorraine Becker, jane Chisamore, Rita Curl, Teresa Fenwick, Kevin Kasmar, Buddy Kieninger, Scott Koontz, Charlaine Maris, Lois Rankin, Bonnie Row- ley, and Marylin Upah. 84 Now organized, the Freshmen settled down to having fun. The excitement of football games, cheer- leading tryouts, and joining clubs varied the routine. Many Freshmen boys went out for football in the hopes of becoming future Hubs. Two Freshmen girls, Emma Male, and Rhonda Hansen were chosen to cheer the Hublets', to a vic- torious year. Others busied themselves by making signs for Pep Club so they, too, could support their team. The first big event of the year was Homecoming. In the Homecoming 10072 Attendance Contest, 3396 of the class turned out. However, there seemed to be speculation as to the intentions of the Freshmen boys who attended. The question was: did they come to watch the Hubs play Princeton, or did they come to watch the three Freshman cuties, Rhonda Hansen, Debby Osborn, and Debbie jenkins ride around the field during presentation of candidates? The next night, they found that Debbie jenkins had been cho- sen the Freshman Favorite? Mmweap 01 Nwwag ' lwfof l2fTl-UQ Confusion' A part ofanyonels beginning high school years' However the class of 1971 chose these competent leaders for their class officers ackie Andrew ftreasurerj Dan Lowenberg Qpresidentj, Debbie Osborne fsecretaryj Lois Sturm Qvice presidentj and Mr Schutte Qadvisorj. Freshmen carried their enthusiasm through basket- ball season as well Many upper classmen have re- marked that the Freshmen made up the backbone of support for our teams both Hubs and Hublets Final- ly the Freshmen were entertained by the Sopho- mores Both classes agreed that the party was most en- Candy Askeland Larry Askeland Harry Axford Joanne Bailey Margaret Bain Leonard Bakken Marcia Barnes Gary Bauer Lana Bays james Beardin Lynn Bearrows james Becker William Akey Mark Altenburg Phyllis Altpeter Vernon Amy Edward Anders Jaculyn Andrew Alan Armes Betsy Arne Richard Asbury Neva Deborah james Berg Sandra Edward Berry JCITY Tommie james Boehle Becker Berg Terry Berg Bel-gcson Blackwood Blackwood Blackwood Larry Bryant Bonnie 555153 Bfaden Ray Deborah Scott Brown Marlene Ted Brown Rebecca Bondon Bostwick Delitha Britnell B1'O0kS Diana Byars Brown Allen BYm5 Calhoun Gary Henry Burchatd ohn Burlisor Donnie Gary Byars Buckley Bunger Burton Flora Campbell Randel Cardott Duane Capes Thomas Carmichael jon Charlesworth Ellen Charnock John Charnowski jane Chisamore jetty Chisamore Mike Chunko Pamela Cisewski Randy Clark Steven Clark Sherry Colburn Robert Cole Mary O'Brien points out basic principles in the study of air pressure. Kevin Kasmar and Mary Hansen have been examining the domestic bell and hand carved spoon from Peru until roving camera interrupt- ed. Items were donated to the growing Spanish Realia collection by Martha Wall. ' 1 '- ' if Anne Mane Com JUUC james Cox Thomas Warren Colvlllo Carol Curtis Countryman Michael Cronick Cronk Rlnl Curl Tern Dlensf Vol-non Davis Myra Davis Peggy Davis Dlnl Davidson Donald Patricia Rebecca Dlclclnson Mark Dllllg Dodson Dombo Donoho Before? Dehydration! After? Still dehydration!! Polly Ewbank Theresa Fenwick Mardelle Finnestad Kay Forister Terry Fraley 9 3 TW Steven Frye X ff ,S 4 ff X ici ' I Vicki Funk f of I 6 Q 'iil of Denise Fyke Terry Gibbs ,,,,..f C Annette Gibson Susan Gillis Candance Glen Jimmie Goatcher Larry Goble Charles Golt Randy Crouch Donald Dearth Christine Donovar Kathy- Crowe Ran dy DeGryse Gary Elder Ronald Curatolo Bud Dickey Sheryl Esterday Jean Good Terry Grace Kenneth Gregory Coleen Groen Doris Gronau Carl Gustafson Ronald Hall Ronda Hansen Mary Lou Hanson Louise Happ Deborah Harding Nancy Hardy Charles Hare Nancy Harrolle Barry Havens Rhonda Hays Ronald Heal Jean Helms Jean Highland Clay Hill Donna Hilliard Larry Hinze Linda Horn William Hubbard Patricia Hutson James Isley Gary Jackson Deborah Jaeger Todd Jaeger Brenda Jarrett Debra Jenkins Brent Johnson Bruce Johnson Peggy Johnson Richard Johnson Robert Johnson a ..,. , ,,,, ..,,, . m y . N L F . l g . , 'lc 1' - ,,' vile? i T 'fiff What do you mean that this isn't a prols job? lg Hllfllfff C. Let me see . . . This goes hereg no, waitg maybe it goes there. Wendy Johnson Kathy jones jeffrey Kamps David Kapraun Kevin Kasmar Jennie Kerns Karen Kettleson Charles Kieninger Camille King Jeri Klewin Debra Knutson Scott Koontz Thomas Koritz Roger Krahenbuhl james Krieger Huff, huff, puff, puff. Boy, is this p.e. ever rough! Theresa LaFleur Stephen Lang Michael Larsen Rebecca Larson Debra Leonard Linda Lloyd Peggy Lloyd Alfred Lloyd David Lockridge Kathy Lohrman Daniel Lowenberg Daisy Ludens Connie Mace Emma Male Raymond Mancillas Charlaine Maris Ruth Martin Cindy May LCC Metzger Rcnca Miller james Don Moore Terry Moore Harold David Mlcluel Mike Milligan Becky Robert Morrison Moseley McNabb Mglinight Rhonda McQuillin Nading Todd Nall john Earl Olson Lori McNeill Deborah jan Peck Wilmii Neuherz O'R0rke Paul Osborne Peters Christina O'Rorlce Pinkston FwslwawOQass 90 Paula Pl'Ob35Q0 Paula Propst Darrel Quinn Marvin Rager Diane Rainwater Donna Ranken Lois Ranken Deanne Reed Kent Reed Denise Richardson William Rinehart Jeffrey Roberson Douglas Rockstead Bernard Rogers Daniel Roeglin Charles Murrah Mary O'Brien Jan ll Plumley Thomas McDermott Ted Oien Pamela Pollard Little Eddie writes big things - +4l l l l i l r s l I l Bonnie Linda Connie Patty Russell Richard Iona Terry jeffrey Rowley Ruggerio Russell Paul Simpson Rurhe SHHClC1'SOf1 Sfhabflfkfff SCl1OHf1if1g Rick Sexton Kathryn joel Shelton Charles joy Sims Dianne Skaar Diane Jody Smith jenny Shaffer Catherine Stomberg jonathah Lois Sturm Smeclegard james Somers Steve Stanfa Stavens Stone .Iudy Sudbury Sullivan A freshman concentrating? L I Susan Trout Jeffrey Truckenbrocl - , john Turkington ' y Alvis Turner i Marilyn Upah 1 Christine Vandre V Qu'est-ce qui vous amusee, Annette? I Mark Vandre Terry VanHise Thomas VanHise i Clarence Eugene Weber Warren David White Cindy Whitener I Sherry Wilcox X Deborah Williams l 'L Barry Williamson Maribeth Scott Norman Smith Ralph Sweger 9I Bill Winebziugli james Winrerland Carol Woolbriglir Rim Wcpolbrighr Dclose Wren Lfiuric Young That blankir y-blank spot lust won,t come off! 9010 V-'fame Tlwffu Second Yewv ith Qpowts, tlw F-wok-Qopk Dame, Ring Ofidms, and XY!hat's this? Everywhere I go I see students walking around with 7O on their sweatshirts. These students must think that's a great year or something - maybe that they're the greatest upper- underclassmenf' After a thorough investigation I have discovered that these stu- dents feel that the class of 1970 ir the best. I can't see why, but per- haps itis because the Sophomores chose these leaders: Jerome Getter, presidentg Missy Marks, vice-presidentg Dorie Andes, secretaryg Bev Hunger, treasurer, I wonder if that could be the only reason for the Sophs' feelings. Perhaps the Sophomores' greatness has something to do with asking their favorite girl to Homecoming, Twirp, Frosh-Soph dance, or any of the other many fine activities sponsored by clubs and organizations of R,T.H.S., or maybe the election of Tina Alongi, Bob Burke, Ron Engelkes, Bill Kroll, Karen Kunde, Chuck Malone, Val Patzner, Brenda Shields, Bill Shook, Stacey Smith, Penny Springmire, and Vicki Wine to represent the Sophomore Class in Student Council is the reason. I still have a hunch that there is more behind the Sophs' idea. I've got it! I've got it! It's the girls! There are Debby Nyberg, Vickie Betts, and Ellen Kettleson who cheer the Sophomore football and basketball players to victory and arouse enthusiasm in the entire school. Also there are girls who were selected as Sophomore Attend- ant candidates: Debbie Broom, Sandy Boltman, and Debby Nyberg. Even though Sandy Boltman received the final honor, the other girls were privileged to have been nominated. Maybe the selection of their class rings makes them special. How- ever, I think I've finally fallen upon the real answer, It is not just the class officers, or just the Student Council members, or just the cheer- leaders, or just the Homecoming attendant, or just the fact that 54W of the Sophomore Class attended Homecoming, but it is the com- bination ofall Sophomore groups and activities that make the class of 1970 the greatest and who will be the greatest under- upperclassmenf' Sophomore class officers line up for second year activities. Elected were Dorrie Andes Csecretaryj, Missy Marks Qvice-presidentj. Bev Bunger Qtreasurerj erome Getter Qpresidentj, and Mr. Yenerich fadvisorj. Gnu-y Aqkland Wllham Algxqndqf Dennis Allen Dianne Allen Marsha Allen Christina Alongi Roger Anderson Scott Anderson Delores Andqg Maria Annabel Elizabeth Armstrong Rita Asbury Mary Aslcvig Burl Steve Barley Judy Baker Richard Barry Robert Beck NHHCY BCCkCf Will they bite? Sandra Boltman Bernice Bosecker Robert Bower Robert Bowers Janis Brewer Daniel Brink Debra Broom Karen Brown Patricia Brown Rodney Berg Steven Berg Vicki Betts :gag-4--ur 94 H f ' f M- ,... Are you sure these guys are going to grow? Phyllis Brown Ellen Buesteton Beverly Bunger Robert Burke Patrice Burright Deborah Byars Mary Cardot LaVerne Carter Edith Castenson That's right! Elbows out, stomach in! Craig Charboneau Joseph Chnrnowski Debra Cipolla Steven Clark Vernon Coffman JLUIC COUOUI' Gail Cooley eannine Cote Linda Cross Mark Dailey Karna Davidson Marcia Davidson Patricia Davis Thomas DeGryse Russell Dodson j0hr1 D0rY1bO Elizabeth Dorland Pamela Eash Susan Ebens larry EClCh211'Clf Vicki Ellis S 16 90? Cynthia Engelkes Ronald Engellces Alan Erikson Jonne Fee Kristy Fell Thomas Feltes Mary Ferrari john Fletcher Richard Florschuetz A funny teepee, Tina. Looks like Marcia Hall and Jana Kissel are pussy footin' around. Marie French Sue French Rodney Frye Robert Furman Jerome Getter Mary jo Gillis Phyllis Ginn Kathleen Glnlcsoh Wuuam Goble Phyllis Grayum Steve Haas Barbara Hager Barry Haigh Marcia Hall Krlstlne Handel Kathy Hart Steven Hawkins Michael Hay Mike Hays Carol Heimbuck Nancy Helms P. .,.,,,k pf---..... TWSTM' U!!! Dennis Hewitt Cynthia Hicks James Hinze Deborah Hodges Debbie Holtman Cynthia Horton Mary I-Iovis Vance Hultgren ,lafquflinf Hunley Bilfllilfa Hurson Donna Jaeger Ray Johnson Daryll Jones Richard Kasmar Denise Kepner Ellen KCIUCSOH Dale King Ann Kisee Jana Kissel Diane Knutson Gary Krainak Sew what? Mg gif -Q. iiiiii ' Y :Ely ' 7 ,D , fzz- fl , ,wiv mi ,',. w V J f t . ,sy,t i 3 'Z 4 ff.f at V1 Iwi i ' its' ,Q D Wi , Af K ef by ' , K I , ,QW , j i Q,,,,5,,J 1 1 f WMM! .i Bill Kroll Karen Kuncle . . , . Elizabeth Koebler I think one of us is hitting a wrong note and it's not me, Cathy Kurz Debbie Landis .Ianelle Lawson ,Jerome Lepperd Rickye Lewis Conni Lichty 97 Patty Lieving Peggy Lockley Richard Loefgren Dorinda Malone Dale Manning John Manning Yvonne Mellor Pamela Meyer Martha Milligan Stephen Neynaber Barry Nink Deborah Nyberg john Loggins Jimmy Loyd Patricia Ludwig MCHSSH M21fkS Mary Maronde Bradd Marsden MiCl12C1 MOFUSOU Joanne Mostellor Marlene McBride Dorothy O,Brien Michael O'Brien Thomas O'Neil Charles Malone Rebecca May Mary McCaslin Priscilla Parsons 9019 Karen Kunde finds that boys can be help- ful, especially in biolo- gy class. g,!,,g,,,Z,,WmMv- wav-we s,g,,,a,.,.., r ,,,i.m,f 1 ff E x Hey, Randy, where did you hide my bean- shooter! af' N 1 ,f' ,. x, Vicky Patterson Valerie Patzner Ella Penoyer Andrew Peters Thomas Peters Russel Pfister Belinda Phillips Wesley Phillips Allen Pifer Sharon Polancic Lynn Poliska Donna Prewett Ronald Rainwater Craig Rand David Rand Billie Reed Rosanne Reidenbach Rebecca Reineck Joyce Reims Carol Remmers Timothy Reynolds Anthony Reynolds Keith Rieskamp Rebecca Risen Garrett Roach Bobby Roberson Kim Rolfe Danny Russell john Russell june Russell Peggy Russell Randy Salsbury Maria Sanchez jeffrey Sanderson Brenda Sandusky Susan Scallan Whatever happened to Baby janen? l 99 Rebecca Schabacker Douglas Schiller DRUHS Sfhlllef William SCXYOU Don 5621511 Brenda Shields William Shook Betsy Simon Thomas Simpson Robcff SiPC John Slack G9-YY Smith Stacey Smith PCUUY SPfln,8mlfe Mark Stcchgqhulrc Robo-f Sfcder Linda Stenli Duane Stouffer Mary Summers Rodney Summers Randy' Swlck Wayne Tate Elizabeth Taylor William Taylor -Ianetta Thompson Melanie Thompson David Tilton SICVCU Tobler William Tracey Russell Turner Pamela Vance Sherman Vandre Dianna Walker Marilyn Wall Allen Walsh Freddie Warning joy Watson Lonnie Wayman ': a' ' Sally Webber QE I David Wedig 'june is bustin' out all over? Liz Taylor gives her autograph to a couple of enthusias- William Weeks Jeffrey Wendling David Wilder Scott Wilson Vicki Wine Linda Wood Michelle Woodhead Victoria Wright David Zies Bradley Zimmerman Judy Vardeman Lorri Meling Now, class, in Building Blocks l, better known as ge ometry, we will study the ellipse, or is it eclipse? Oh well, something like that anyway. tic fans, Melanie Thompson and Rod Berg. i llfwwf-lwDl16uJ ' QP Rah! Rah! Tha't's junior spirit. Go, go! That's the junior officers: Jim Zack, president, Jane Schafer, vice-president, Brenda Brownder- ville, secretary, andjanice Hicks, treasurer, leading their classmates in enthusiasm. Keep going! Don't stop now! That's the grearijunior advisor, Mr. Guio, urging his proteges to higher goals, In case you missed the point of the picture and headline above, the officers are forming a megaphone with Mr, Guio as an essential part, the handle, When mum sales didn't rise as expected, Mr. Guio in- stilled a lot of enthusiasm in everyone so thejunior Class could make money, And did they make money! Around forty Juniors canvassed Rochelle and surrounding areas selling mums, still others held down the fort at the football concession stand. And what was all this money for? Right, the prom. The prom was probably the most memorable event thejuniors or- ganized. After working hard all year to earn money and spending hours in thought and preparation, they saw the gymnasium trans- formed into a ballroom fairylancl. Of course, junior year is not all work. Pep assemblies, football games, basketball games, and other athletic events are important functions forjuniors. Heading these events werejunior cheerleaders: Sheryl Alcock, Vickie Koontz, and jean Luxton. Also promoting spirit at Homecoming were homecoming attendant candidates: jan- ice Hicks, Gayle Hummel, and Carolyn Meador, of which Gayle was chosen. juniors also attend dances, walk the square, study U.S, History, and participate in student government. This is evidenced by the people representing the junior Class on Student Council: Sheryl Alcock, Mike Alongi, Jo Ann Carmichael, Dwight Davidson, Bob En- twhistle, Judy Groves, Vickie Koontz,john Kyler,jean Luxton, Car- olyn Meador, jerry Phipps, and Phil Scherer. So it's Rah, Rah! for the-juniors. Rah! for the junior officers, and three Rahs! for Mr. Guio because none before have been so fine as this great class of ,69! Jwiww Poww! Deborah Acklancl Sheryl Alcock Vickie Allen i Michael Alongi Andy Anders Michael Anning Yvonne AfCI'1ClS Roger Arndr Helen Arnold Gary Austin David Baker Gary Baker james Bearrows Michael Bearrows Brenda Behrends Dennis Berg Gary Berg Darlene Bialas Richard Brown Brenda Brownderville Linda Bfyffmf Gayle, Gayle, strong and ableg it's more fun to play tennis on a ping-pong table? nan! Gwyn Brewer Christy Brink Cindy Britrenham Renae Broirzman jay Brown 'lug P7 Nhkyytq N-41' y ii Camera-shy Sandy and camera ? Marge. 5 IO3 situ!!! ,Q ii: S H ' ' - updw Tlwgwilb ' Becky Bunger Larry Byars john Campbell Deborah Carlson jo Ann Carmichael john Carson Dennis Cavanna Elaine Chadwiek Sandra Chapman Gary Chisamore Joyce Chisamorc james Clark Emilie Clementz Chaflgg Cole 't eff-F Let us all in on the joke, Marco. Donald Coleman Chris Cook Kenneth Cornwell Carolyn is the perfect example of the 69'ers study habits! S9 Carol Countryman Patricia Cox Candy Cronk Larry Cross Larry Crowe Marjorie Davey Mary Davidson Dwight Day SW 3 I 1. ... . , ,. . ,,,, Terry DEG,-ygg Judy Dickinson Patricia Doner Donna Doolan Dale Drexler Frieda Duncan Rodney Ehmcn f . . . Tlwg Aw dw Class ofy 649 David Ellis Robert Entwhistle Sandra Ervin Kathy Fenwick David Ferrari Brenda Fike Kelly Forest .,,... Linda Foster Mary Fraley Guy Geiger Marita Getter Robert Goelitz Michael Golt Annette Grace ' And what may I ask is hap pening to the other half of t I A I this U.S. History class? Mr. Willimn Grant Barbara Groen Judy Groves Wdliam Haas Patricia Hand Gingcrich is staging a freak- out you say? Karla Hansen Terry Hardy Susan Hare David Harmon Arlene Harms Cathy Harper Reed Harris Www Alwmjs ,Mandi andf N ' m O I C - Maybe Jo Ann is turning into a Linda Heal Howard Helms Marie Henkel flower-Child? Adrienne Hefbffr Janice Hicks Judith Hill Patricia Hill Kathleen Hollis William Hornsby Raymond Horsman Gayle Hummel Darrell Isley Lyn Jackson iii, 5 A Don's I smiling face cheers up the 4-A lunch hour. rl Bonita Johnson Gary Joyce Donald Karper David Kasmar Matthew King Michael Kingsbury Linda Kinser Dennis Kissiclc 'I' Dennis Klenke Vickie Koontz Lynn Krahenbuhl Steven Krug A Michaeleen Kubale john Kyler Craig Larsen Nancy Leathers Dianne Leigh Natalie Lockridge Rodney Long Wanda Lucus Fred Lux jean Luxton . . .WwAwtlwClass 0fy'eQ joseph Male Brenda Manley Carolyn Meador JHIHCS Mears Bonnie Medine Larry Metzger Miriam Meyer Nancy Montgomery Ann Moore Temper! Temper, girls! Stephen Morrison Rick Mott Carol Mueller Marianne Musselman One! Two! Cha, cha, cha! QfbUlkV.Li' A,., W YKQWEQL Dan Myroth Richard Myroth Robert McNeill Robert McQueen Michael Nall Chester Olson Kenneth Olson Priscilla Olson Rebecca Olson Toni Olson Michael Parker Steven Pearson Nadine Pest Martha Phillips Now Gerald Phipps Karen Pierce Wesley Pinkston Dennis Probasco 11 Linda Propst joseph Pyle Linda Rainwater Rita Rainwater af Charles Ramsey james Reed Robert Reineck Steven Reineck - Above: Dennis Klenke presents The Big Blow, Below: Marie Henkel poses for The Big Show f?j IO8 f ,fa r , Kathleen Reints janet Rewerts Michael Rockstead Brian Russell Steven Salsbury Gary Sanderson f 2 Not in order of importance Qof course notlj, juniors watch T.V., read papers, and write themes. . . .I-!awBwwQcwFuw! jane Schafer Phillip Scherer Wfilliam Schmerhorn Ivan Scott jean Sexton Victoria Sinnett Gary Slcaar Lois Slothower Helen Smith Steven Speed Douglas Stomberg Mark Sturm Kevin Sudbury Richard Swanson. Gary Sweger Carolyn Taft Brenda Tastad Don't glare at Brenda, Vickie. She's not look' ing at Bob. Fowu, Thea, Twof OwtovGol Donald THYIOV Beth Thomas Shiflfl' Thomas Ronald Thomasson Paul Turner Mary VanHise Rita Vanstone Michael Wagner Linda Walk Roger Walker Carol Wheeler Marjorie Wheeler Thomas Whetston Cyflflllil Kathleen WllllHmS Danny Xxfindlgnd Jefffgy Wolfe Kenny Young Jameg Zgdq W 2:5 1. . ' 1.12 -mia-it - J. ' 'W .: Nih-Yr' , 2- 'X ,D-5 ifi,i er . zfzlf ' ii g , e-f1 z From left to right are Beverly Beck, Hilda Burton, and Mary Giese who were absent when pictures were taken. Il0 NNI Tom Goble is in- dustriously repairing a motor in the shop. ,-,J5f'fN Y I V Q ., - ... .. - . I Z4 '11P:'0lr To lead them through their last year at Rochelle Township High School, the class of '68 chose Gretchen Sanderson as vice-president, Sue Manning as treasurer, jan Coleman as secretary, and Greg Wer- din as president. Mr. Gieske was the senior advisor. Owvl-99005 RTHS means PREPARATION, We, this year's class, have prepared for our new world. We have gotten our start here . . . what lies beyond? RTHS means EXPERIENCE - not only academically, but socially. RTHS means UNDERSTANDING. Before one can make a success of himsell he must understand himself and the people around him. Here, we have been given the opportunity to analyze ourselves and make some of our decisions. RTHS means SELF-DISCIPLINE. We have earned every grade or honor we have received. We have decided for ourselves what ideals are most important and just how much effort we should exert to gain them. RTHS means TOLERANCE. We have been given the opportunity to analyze other people and their opinions. Likewise, we have learned that each one believes in his own opinion, however different from ours. We have learned open-mindedness, an essential quality in living in this world of extreme viewpoints. RTHS means INVOLVEMENT. We have discovered that in order to become successful in life, we must become involved. No one who stands on the sidelines or participates once in awhile will taste the sweetness of self-satisfaction. To become a true individual, we will have to find where our future lies, and then put whole selves into de- veloping the life we desire. RTHS means FULFILLMENT. Here, we have begun to satisfy our need to be individuals. RTHS means FRIENDSHIP. All of us will leave RTHS with our friends, some of whom will continue their educationg others will not. Many of these friendships will last a lifetime. RTHS means HAPPY MEMORIES - of days we took all those tests or played those tough games - of days we sold mums or worked on prom - of days we thought would never pass but seem to have flown by. As graduation nears, we, the class of 1968, wish to express our thanks to you, RTHS, for the start you have given us. We have shown our appreciation by molding our lives with the assets you have be- queathed us. We hope that our children also will benefit from the Ene legacy that we have received, Thank you, RTHS! We must leave now, but we will remember you always. - jan Coleman Qfwcis wiflvEutl1u5i05vw Gary A. Ackland Kenneth Adamski Linda Allen Kathleen M. Anning Barbara R. Arnc Judith M, Ame Kathy A. Aslcvig Eugene Baker Virginia Barnes james Bead Janet K. Behrencls ' Eu4LFOu1vACtiu.fyYewcA .iglhsxl Neil G, Benthom Patricia R. Berg Mary P. Bochlc f....,,z Kathie L. Boclkcs Donna Bohannon Craig R. Boltman Carhleen A. Brink jack Brown Ronald Brucki Tina Burlison Brad Calhoun 19 YK We eyes G:-wapslrmbooalwzw ' Patricia M. Carroll julie A. Case Fred W. Cedcrholm Curt j. Charnock Don A, Childers Deena L. Cipolla Kathy S. Cochrane William C. Cole Janice C. Coleman Donald E. Combs Tommy R. Daugherty ' LoobfEocbowPast ' Brent S. Davidson Wendell Davidson Marilyn K. Donoho Terry R. Dyer jerry Ebens Nancy Erdahl Betty A. Ewald Rhondall H. Fellows Gary Finnestad Laura C. Fleming Pam Frakes james Fredrickson Mary E. Friesrad Marco Garbarino Barbara J. Garner john C. Gibson David Gieske Paul A. Gilbert Cynthia L, Gillis Stephen C. Gillis Mary C. Gorski Larry Griffcn V l Fwwawlf Ismwv , JQIHCI E. Gl'llbCU john Gruben john R. Haas Sheryl M. Hall ,NUPWF Diana L. Harms Carolyn Harper janet A. Harrolle Richard Hay Sheila R, Heimbuck Patricia C, Herring Kathryn A, Herrmann FEW 'w dw 05 'eel Roger K. Hill Walter L. Hogan Patricia L. Huber Ann M. Hunter Bonnie K. jackson Norma jenkins Kevin M. johnson Cindy L. Kanirz Jeffrey R. Kepner Michael Kcsscn Torrey W. Kieninger r II9 ' Aw Honmedf Ab Pwsw '68 Phil S, Kimbrell Alan B. King F, Graham King Stephanie C. King Donald L. Kinn jeffrey C. Knapp Kathy A. Knapp Steve N. Knutson Barry A. Kurz Richard R. Lane Verla D. Lawrence I20 al ,Ewolytlweegm-mg Maurine M. Lawson Linda K. Leathers Diane Ledcbuhr Thomas E. Leppard Cheri S, Linnemeicr Deborah L. Lowcnberg Kathryn A. Loyd Larry Lund Marilyn K. Male Bruce C. Mammcn Susan Manning 68'ms Veneta 1211!-LQ. Halls Heather J. Marks Berry Maronde Ronald J. Mattson Wlilliam D. Maxey l Richard E. McCaslin Ronnie McDermott Vickie McDermott Linda Medina Lynerra K. Mcling William R. Mellor Jacque K. Milligan 2 . . .Pwpaw6o'uCoUegwawL 3 Dale E. Montgomery Bruce R. Mostellcr Barb Mully Ruthann Naleway Steven M. Nuehcrz john D. O,Brien Jeanne E. O'Nei1 Angela O'Rorke Mary E. Pain Judith A. Paul Patricia E. Paul 'esms Clwllw Up Eighth john A. Pearson Marsha C. Pest john R. Peterson Valerie Phillips Norma G. Prewert Steven Probasco Raymond Rainwater Richard A. Rand Harlan W. Rasmussen jerry E. Reiland Laurel A. Richards .Mm .gn Leemon Russell Gretchen L. Sanderson Judith A. Sassaman Sally L. Sawicki jean Scallun Marcia L. Schafer Paul W. Schultz Judy K. Semmler Christopher Shelton june Simpson Hazel Smith ' , , TZWJ .l2f.P., Pwvw, Richard Smith james W. Smoots Linda L. Squier Lee Stocking Karhryn L. Srormeiscer Marilyn R. Srrang Steven C. Strang i1r1iCC E. Svela Gerald Swick Sandra K. Thucstad Valerie K, Tomlinson ' Plug, Banquet, Richard B. Troop Renee S. Turner William Vanstone Tom P. Vzirvel Francis H. Vaupel Michael C. Verhocls David E- WHISOD janet M. Weiss Gregory G. Werdin Tony D. Wilcox Debra R. Windland The Lost og 728 Daria Bonita L. Witt jon Wolfe Josef F. Woodall Marjorie Woodard Marla D, Woodrick Dianne Wright Greg Zies Alice M. Zimmer Nancy K. Zuerchc-:r GARY A. ACKLAND q AQe J -Iesters 1, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Projectionists Club 4, Math Club 4, Chess Club 4, Varsity Club 2, 5, 4, Football Manager 2, Baseball Manager 1. 2, Boys' State 5. KENNETH ADAMSKI LINDA ALLEN KATHLEEN M. ANNING qffkafhm H.C.C. 1,jesters 1, 2, French Club 5, Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2. BARBARA R. ARNE f Barb j H.C.C. 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, 2, Concert Band 5, 4. JUDITH M. ARNE qf'Judy J Art Club 4, A.F.S. 4, H.C.C. 1, 2, 5, 4, Latin Club 1. 2: Choir 5, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Girls' Glee Club 4, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5. 4, Orchestra 5, 4, Vocal Ensemble 5, Candy Stripers 5, 4, Organ Group 1, 2, 4. KATHY A. ASKVIG Spanish Club 1, 2, Art Club 5, Twirler 1, 2, 5. EUGENE BAKER VIRGINIA BARNES JAMES BEED JANET K. EEHRENDS QHJQAHJ NEIL G. BENTHOM Basketball 1, 2, Harriers 2, Tennis 1, 2. PATRICIA R. BERG q PaetJ Student Council 2, 5: Art Club 4, FTA. 1, 2, 5, Points Chairman 5, Latin Club 1, 2, Organ Group 1. 2. 5: Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Choir 2, 5, 4, Girls' Ensemble 5, Madrigals 5. 4. MARY P. BOEHLE qssoheim F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Degrees Officer 5, Points Officer 4, President 4, Varsity Girls' Chorus 5. 4: Girls' Glee Club 4: Pep Club 4. Qemimf Accomplis KATHIE L. BOELKES F.H.A. 1, 4, H.C.C. 1, 5, 4, Treasurer 5, Candy Stripers 5, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 4, Pom-Pom Squad 4. DONNA BOHANNON CRAIG R. BOLTMAN f Craiger j Varsity Club 5, 4, jesters 4, Key Club 2, 5, 4, Statistical Secretary 5, President 4, A.F.S. 2, 5, Varsity Band 1, Class Representative 1, Or- chestra 4, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Vice-president 5, Band Ensemble 5, Dance Band 4, Football 1, 2, 5, Basketball 1, 2, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 5, Class Vice-president 1, Student Council 1, 2, Boys' State 5. CATHLEEN A. BRINK CIC. Brink j H.C.C. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, A.F.S. 5, 4, Var- sity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 5, 4, Vice-president 4, Orchestra 2, 5, 4, Wind Ensemble 2, 5, 4, National Honor Society 5, 4. JACK BROWN RONALD BRUCKI TINA BURLISON BRAD CALHOUN PATRICIA M. CARROLL QCLPQIHD F.H.A. 1, H.C.C. 1, 2, 5, 4, Americana Aid 1, 2, Americana Aid Chairman 2, Candy Strip- er 5. 4, Junior Candy Striper Award 5, Candy Striper Chairman 4, AFS. 5, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Organ Group 1, 2, 5, 4, Choir 2, 5, 4, Girls' Trio 5, Madrigals 4. JULIE A. CASE G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Class Representative 2, 5, Library Club 2, 5, Pep Club 5, French Club 5, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 5. FRED W. CEDERHOLM Student Council 5, 4, Parliamentarian 4, Tatler 5, 4, Sports Editor 4, Ro-ToHi-Life 2, 5, 4, Features and Editorial Editor 4,jesters 1. 2, 5, 4, latin Club 1. 2, 5, 4: Pep Club 4, A.F.S. 2, 5, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, National Honor Society 5, 4, Basketball 2, Manager, Varsity Club 2. CURT CHARNOCK f CharnOckle j I-Iarriers 1, 2, 5, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Club 2, 5, 4, Wres- tling High Point 5, Cross Country High Points 5, 4. DON A. CHILDERS Spanish Club 2, Boys' Chorus 1, Choir 2, Baseball 2, 5, Weight Lifting 2. DEENA L. CIPOLLA Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, French Club 5, G.A.A. 2, 5, 4: Spanish Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 4. KATHY S. COCHRANE F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 4, G.A,A. Bowling 1, 2, 5, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 4. WILLIAM C. COLE Q Willie Q Intramurals 2, Weight Lifting 5, Harriers 5, Football 1, Varsity Club 2, 5, 4, Tennis 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4. JANICE C. COLEMAN f Jan j Student Council 2, Art Club 1, 2, 5, Library Club 5g jesters 1, 2, 5, 4, President 4, Thespi- ans 5, 4, Vicevpresident 4, French Club 5, Choir 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Vocal Ensemble 5, 4, Pep Club 4, Class Secretary 4. DONALD E. COMES qssfushep Key Club 2, 5, 4, Football 1, Baseball 4. TOMMY R. DAUGHERTY Boys' Chorus 1, Pep Club 1, 2, Chess Club I. 2, 4. BRENT S. DAVIDSON jesters 5, Art Club 4. WENDELL DAVIDSON MARILYN K. DONOHO qQ'Mam'tJ F.I-I.A. 1, 4. TERRY R. DYER f Red j Basketball 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 5, Art Club I, 2, 5. JERRY EBENS , I29 NANCY ERDAHL F.H.A. 1, 4, Latin Club 5. BETTY A. EWALD Freshman Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus I, 5, 4. ' RHONDALL H. FELLOWS 6lCRandy77D GARY FINNESTAD LAURA C. FLEMING Phelps School 1, Class Vice-president 1, Cheerleader 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Jesters 2, French Club 2, 5, AFS. 5, 4, Pep Club 5, 4, Organ Group 2, 5, 4, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 4, Madrigals 4. PAM FRAKES Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Stage Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 2, 5. 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, 5, G.A.A. 1, Freshman Girls' Chorus 4, Hispanic Honor Society 2, 5, 4, President 4, Pep Club 5, Student Council 5. JAMES FREDRICKSON MARY E. FRIESTAD MARCO GARBARINO BARBARA GARNER H.C.C. 1, Freshman Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 4. JOHN C. GIBSON Q Gib j Student Council 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Varsity Club 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4, Boys' State 5, Hall Free-Throw Trophy 5. DAVID GIESKE PAUL A. GILBERT Student Council 1, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Var- sity Club 2, 5,41 Football 1, Z, 5, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 5, 4, Intramurals 1, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 5, Hackett Trophy 4. CYNTHIA L. GILLIS Cfeyndieap F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, H.C.C. 1, latin Club 5: Freshman Chorus 1. STEPHEN C. GILLIS Boys' Chorus 1, French Club 1, 2, 5, Choir 2, 5, 4, Projectionists Club 2, 5, 4, President 4, Math Club 5, 4, Golf5, 4, Boys' State 5, Chess Club 4, Basketball Manager 4. 1 I30 MARY C. GORSKI Latin Club 1, 2, H.C.C. 1, 2, 5, 4, President 5, 4, Candy Stripers 5, 4. LARRY GRIEEEN JANET E. GRUEEN q JaEf'J Varsity Band 1, Slmtnish Club 1. 2, Organ Club 2, 5, 4, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 4, AFS. 3, 4, Pep Club 5, 4. JOHN GRUBEN JOHN R. HAAS Ro-To-Hi-Lay? 1, 2, 5, 4, Copy Editor 5, 4, Math Club 5, Radio Club 5. SHERYL M. HALL f Sherrie j F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, 2, Varsity Chorus 5, 4, G.A.A. 4. DIANA L. HARMS f Dee j Varsity Chorus 4, Girls' Chorus 2. CAROLYN HARPER JANET A. HARROLLE Latin Club 1, 2, H.C.C. 1. I RICHARD HAY SHEILA R. HEIMBUCK PATRICIA C. HERRING Jesters 1, 2, 5, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1: ClIoir 2, 5, 4, Girls' Trio 5, Madrigals 4. KATHRYN A. HERRMANN Mount Saint Clare 1, Drama Club 1: Class Treasurer 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, Varsity Girls' Cho- rus 2. 5, 4 ROGER K. HILL Boys' Chorus 2, F.F.A. 2, 5, 4. WALTER L. HOGAN Boys' Chorus 1. PATRICIA L. HUBER Freshman Chorus 1. 21 Varsity Girls' Cho- rus 5, 4, Librarian 2, 5. ANN M. HUNTER f Hunter,,J Art Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1. BONNIE K. JACKSON Art Club 4, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Pep Club 5, 4, Class Secretary 1, Cheer- leader 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 2, 4. NORMA JENKINS KEVIN M. JOHNSON FFA. 1, 2, 5, 4, Football 1. CINDY L. KANITZ R0-To-Hi-LW 2, 4, H.C.C. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Choir 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, 5, Freshman Chorus 1, Organ Group 2, 5, 4. JEFFREY R. KEPNER Varsity Band 1, 2, Concert Band 5, 4, French Club 5, 4, Camera Club 5, Radio Club 4, Tennis 1, 2. MICHAEL KESSEN TORREY W. KIENINGER Jackson High School 1, 2, F.H.A. 1, 2, Girls' Chorus 1, 2, Pep Club 2, H.C.C. 5, 4, Candy Stripers 5, 4. PHIL S. KIMBRELL Track 1, 21 Harriers 2. ALAN B. KING FFA, 1. 2, 5, 4: Boys' Chorus 1. F. GRAHAM KING! Latin Club 1, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Tennis l, 2. STEPHANIE C. KING qffsfephap Jesters 1, 2. 5. 4: Treasurer, Parliamentarian 5, AFS. 5, 4, Debate 1, 2, Thespians 1, 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 2, Parliamentarian 5, Art Club 1, French Club 2, R0-To-Hi-LW 2, Library Club 5. DONALD L. 'KINN Intramurals 1, Basketball 2, Tennis Manag- er 1. JEFFREY C. KNAPP Rosendale High School 1, 2, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, R Club 2, Home- coming Court 1, Prom Court 1, Basketball 2, 5, 4, Track 5, 4, Harriers 4, Latin Club 5, 4. KATHY A. KNAPP Jefferson Jr. High 1, Math Club 1, Pep Club 1, G.A.A. 1, Mixed Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, Girls' Glee Club 2, Spanish Club 2, Choir 5, 4, F.T.A. 5, 4, Vice-president 4, Chess Club 4. STEVE K. KNUTSON FFA. 1, Z. 5, 41 Weight Lifting 5, In- tramural Wrestling 2. ' BARRY A. KURZ Football 1, Weight Lifting 2: F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4. RICHARD R. LANE Q Nighttrain Q Taller 2, Camera Club 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 5, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Choir 5, 4, Football 4, Basketball 2, Golf 5, 4, Weight Lifting 5, 4, Varsity Club 4. VERLA D. LAWRENCE Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2. 5: Girls' Glee Club 4. MAURINE M. LAWSON Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4. LINDA K. LEATHERS F.H.A. 1, 4, I-I.C.C. 4,Jestets 1, 2, A.F.S. 2, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, 5, Freshman Chorus 1, Candy Striper 4. DIANE J. LEDEBUHR THOMAS E. LEPPERD q'fT. Lia Football manager 1, 2, 5, 4, Head Manager 2, 5, 4, Basketball Manager 1, 2, 5, 4, Head Manager 2, 5, 4, Baseball Manager 1, 2, 5.4, Student Athletic Trainer 2, 5, 4, Intramurals 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Student Council 1, 5, Projectionists Club 1, 4, Ro-To-Hi-LW 2, 5, 4, Sports Editor 5, 4, Math Club 4, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, Choir 5, 4, Boys' State 5, Boys' Ensemble 5: Madrigals 4, National Honor So- ciety 5, 4, Key Club 4, S.A.R. Award 4. CHERI S. LINNEMEIER CYII-Iunewy Student Council 5, jesters 1, 2, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 5, A.F.S. 4, Twirlers 1, 2, 5, 4, Captain 4, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Orchestra 5, 4, Concert Band Ensem- ble 5, 4, Pep Club 5, 4, National Honor Socie- ty 5, 4. DEBORAH L. LOWENBERG Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Or- chestra 2, 5, 4, Dance Band 2, 5, 4, Concert Band Section 2, 5, 4, Freshman Chorus 1,-Iest- ers 1. 2, French Club 1, 2, Art Club 1, 2, 5, Treasurer 2, Art School Award 2, National Honor Society 5, 4. KATHRYN A. LOYD Q Kathe,'Q Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4, Dinner Ensemble 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Choir 2, 5, Vocal Ensemble 5, Madrigals 4, Student Librarian 1, 2, 5, Latin Club 1, 2, French Club 5, 4, AFS. 2, 5, 4, Class Representative 5, General Chair- man 4, Jesters 2, 5, 4, Ro-Ta-Hi-LW 1, 2, Choir 4. LARRY LUND MARILYN K. MALE Tatler 2, 5, 4, Section Editor 5, Co- Editor-in-Chief 4, G.A.A. 2, Spanish Club 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Stu- dent Council 2, 5. BRUCE C. MAMMEN ' Weight Lifting 5, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4. SUSAN MANNING f SuZ,'j Student Council 1, 2, 5, 4gjesters 1, 2, 5, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, A.F.S. 1, 4, Varsity Band 1, Pep Club 5, 4, Class Representative 5, Presi- dent 4, Class Treasurer 4. HEATHER MARKS -Iesters 1, 2, 5, Art Club 1, 2. 5, 4, Secretary 2, 5, President 4, Art School Award 2, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 5, 4, Dance Band 4, Wind Ensemble 2, 5, 4, His- panic Honor Society 5, 4. BETTY MARONDE RONALD J. MATTSON qQ!Matty7,D ' Camera Club 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, 2, Con- cert Band 5, 4. WILLIAM D. MAXEY Math Club 5, 4, President 4, Spanish Club 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Tatler Photographer 5, 4, Camera Club 1, 2, Debate Team 5, 4, Key Club 2, 5, 4, Chess Club 4: Treasurer 4. RICHARD E. MCCASLIN RONNIE McDERMOTT VICKIE McDERMOTT LINDA MEDINE LYNETTA K. MELING C'Netta,'j Choir 2, 5, Girls' Glee Club 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Vocal Ensemble 5, Madrigals 4: Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Wind Ensemble 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 4, G.A.A. 2, Pep Club 5, 4, Spanish Club 1, 2, Hispanic Honor Society 2, 5, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, National Honor Society 5, 4, Class Secretary 5, Cheer- leader 2, 5, 4, Homecoming Attendant 52 Homecoming Queen 4. WILLIAM R. MELLOR q Bi11Hy FFA. 1, 2. 5, 4. JACQUE K. MILLIGAN Spanish Club 2, 5, Att Club 4, F.H.A. 1, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4. DALE E. MONTGOMERY FFA. 1. 2. 5, 4, Football 1. BRUCE R. MOSTELLER Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 4, President 4, Dinner Ensemble 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 4, Tennis 5, 4. BARB MULLY Student Council 1, 2, 4, F.T.A. 1, Spanish Club 1, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 1, 2, 5, Class Secretary 2, Band Per- cussion Ensemble 1, 2, 5, 4. RUTHANN NALEWAY QQ'Ruth7'j 4 I Transfer from LaSalle-Peru Township High School 2. STEVEN M. NEUHERZ Jesters 2, 5, 4, Art Club 2, 5, 4, Vice- president 4, Latin Club 1. 2. -IOHN DAVID O'BRIEN Cfopiewb Football 1, 2. JEANNE E. O'NEIL .Iesters 2, 5, H.C.C. 1, 2, 5, 4, Marching Band 4, Varsity 1, 2, 51 Concert Band 4. ANGELA O'RO.RKE MARY E. PAIN Edina High School 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Art Club 2, 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Chess Club 4, Jester Club 2, JUDITH A. PAUL qffjudyvp Art Club 5, 4, Choir 5, 4, Girls' Glee Club 2, Freshman Chorus 1. PATRICIA E. PAUL f Pat',j Freshman Chorus 1, French Club 2, 5, 42 Points Chairman 5, F.T.A. 4, Secretary 4, A.F.S. 4. JOHN A. PEARSON Varsity Club 2, 5, 4, President 4, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Wrestling 5, Track 1, 2, 5, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 5, 4, Homecoming King 4, Ellis Award 4. MARSHA C. PEST I3l JOHN R. PETERSON q JPaJ Tatler 5, 4, Co-Editor-in-Chief 4, R0- T0-Hi-LW 2, 5, 4, Boys' Chorus 1, Choir 2, 5, 4, Boys' Ensemble 5, Madrigals 4,jesters 1, 2, 5, 4, Points Chairman 5, Thespians 2, 5, 4, Contest Play To State 2, Student Council 5, A.F,S. 2, 5, 4, French Club 1, 2, 5, President 2, Health Career's Club 1, Americana Orderly 1, Varsity Basketball Manager 4. VALERIE PHILLIPS Art Club 1, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, 2, Concert Band 5, 4. NORMA G. PREWETT f Gay',j Art Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Secretary 4, Freshman Chorus 1, Choir 5, Vocal Ensemble 5, Art Club Award 5, STEVEN PROBASCO RAYMOND RAINWATER Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 5, Boys' Chorus 1, Boys' State 5. RICHARD A. RAND Q Rick',J Football 1, Boys, Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4. HARLAN W. RASMUSSEN q wayne,'p Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4: Dance Band 2, 5, 43 Wrestling 1, 2, 5, Band Ensemble 2, 4, Orchestra 4. JERRY E, REILAND Princeton High School 1, 2, 5, Student Council 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 5, 4, Football 1, 2, 5, 4: Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Club 5, 4, Choir 1, 2, 5, 4, Madri- gals 4, LAUREL A. RICHARDS Student Council 2, 5, 4, Secretary 5, Presi- dent 4, A.F.S. 5, 4, Pep Club 5, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, G.A.A. 2, F.T.A. 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Choir 2, 5, 4, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Madrigals 4, Na- tional Honor Society 5, 4, Girls' State 5, Choir 4, D.A.R. Award 4, LEEMON RUSSELL Q LemonHj Wrestling Manager 1, Intramural Wres- tling 2, Wrestling 4. GRETCHEN L. SANDERSON Class Treasurer 1, 2, Class Vice-president 4, Homecoming Attendant 1, 2, Pom-Poms 4, Student Council 2, F.T.A. 1, jesters 1, 2, AFS. 5, Freshman Girls, Chorus 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Orchestra 2, 5, 4, Concert Band Ensemble 2, 5, 4, Stage Band 2, 5, 4, Organ Group 1, 2, 4, Pep Club 4, Senior Representative 4, Spanish Club 1, All State Band 4. I32 JUDITH A. SASSAMAN f!fJudy33, I Organ Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, Con- cert Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 2, 5, 4, Chorus Accompanist 5, Spanish Club 2, jesters 1, 5, Chess Club 4, Hispanic Honor Society 4. SALLY L. SAWICKI Student Council 4, Library Club 2, 5: H.C.C. lgjesters 1, 2, 5, 4, Points Chairman 4, Thespians 5, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, AFS, 2, 5, 4, Freshman Chorus 1. JEAN SCALLAN H.C.C. 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice-president 4, Library Club 5, 4, Spanish Club 5, 4, Candy Stripers 5, 4, A.F.S. 4. MARCIA L. SCHAFER Student Council 4, G.A.A. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Freshman Girls' Chorus 1, Cheerleader 2. PAUL W. SCHULTZ Varsity Club 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Math Club 4, Chess Club 4, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Tennis 1, 2, Weight Lifting 1, 2, 5, AFS. 4, Wres- tling 1. JUDY K. SEMMLER jesters 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, 2, Girls' Glee Club 5, Choir 43 F.I-LA. 4. CHRISTOPHER sHELToN JUNE SIMPSON UJQCREJ HAZEL SMITH F.H.A. 1, 2, H.C.C. 1, 2, 4, Americana Aide 2, Candy Striper 4, Varsity Girls, Chorus 5, 4. RICHARD J. SMITH q smIffy J F.F.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, President 4. JAMES W. SMOOTS Harriers 5, 4, Track 2, 5, 4. LINDA L. SQUIER H.C.C. 1, Latin Club 1, 2, Jesters 2, Art Club 5, 4, Organ Group 2, 4, Varsity Band 1, Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Orchestra 4. LEE STOCKING Weight Lifting 5, H.C.C. 1, Art Club 4. KATHRYN L. STOTMEISTER f Leslievj Jesters 1, 2, Latin Club 1: French Club 2, 5: Treasurer 5, Art Club 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, 5, Con- cert Band 5, 4, Varsity Band 2, Pep Club 5. MARILYN R. STRANG Freshman Chorus 1, Varsity Girls' Chorus 2, 3, 4. STEVEN C. STRANG Weight Lifting 5, Boys' Chorus 1. ,IANICE E. SVELA H.C.C. 1, 2, 4, Candy Striper 4,jesters 1, 2: Concert Band 2, 5, 4, Varsity Band 1, 2, 5, Pom-pom Squad 4. GERALD SWICK SANDRA K. THUESTAD qecsandynj F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 4, Points Chairman 2, Histo- rian 5, Secretary 4, Latin Club 5, G.A.A. Bowling Leigue 1, 5, 4, Freshman Chorus 1. VALERIE K. TOMLINSON qlfvalmb Freshman Strings 1, Orchestra 2, 5, 4. RICHARD B. TROOP Student Council 1, Latin Club 1, Key Club 5, 4, Treasurer 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 2, 5, 4, Intramurals 1. 2, Boys' State 5. RENEE S. TURNER Q Nae',j Lyons Township High School 1, 2, Ski Club 1, 2, Drama Club lgjunior Red Cross 1, Girls' Club Council 2, jesters 5. 4: Vice- president 41 Thespians 5, 4, President 4, Stu- dent Council 5, 4, Choir 5, 4, Secretary 4, Madrigals 5, 4, Pep Club 4. WILLIAM VANSTONE CYYBHIND Student Council 1, 2, Varsity Club 5, 4, Secretary 4, jesters 4, Key Club 2, 5, 4, Choir 4, Concert Band 2, Varsity Band 1, 5, Football 1, 2, 5, 4, Track 1, 2, 4, Intramurals 1, 2: Weight Lifting 1, 2, 5, Class President 1, 2. TOM P. VARVEL Jesters 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, Boys' Chorus 1, 2, 5. FRANCIS H. VAUPEL, JR. q Hank',J Wrestling 1, 2, Track 2, F.F.A. 1. MICHAEL L. VERI-IOEKS qttMikC9sD Student Council 1, junior Honor Society 1, Basketball 1, Baseball 2, 5, Class Presi- dent 5. DAVID E. WATSON JANET M. wEIss jesters 1, 2, Varsity Band 1, 2, Concert Band 5, 4, Latin Club 2, 5, Vice-president 2, Pep Club 4. GREGORY G. WERDIN Student Council 1, 43 Varsity Band lg Con- cert Band 2, 5, 43 Harriers 43 Track 1, 2, 5, 43 Class Vice-president 53 Class President 43 Drum Major 43 Orchestra 4. TONY D. WILCOX Q Big THQ Football 1. 2. 5. 43 Track 1, 2, 5, 43 Wi'es- tling 5, 43 Weiglit Lifting 23 Boys' Chorus 13 Choir 23 5. 43 President 43 Vocal Ensemble 53 Madrigals 43 Art Club 43 Art School Award 53 Varsity Club 5, 43 Sergeant-at-arms 4. DEBIUK R. WINDLAND CQ!DCb77y F.H.A. 13 H.C.C. 13 French Club 43 Dinner Ensemble 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 43 Treasurer 4. BONITA L. WITT f Bonnie,'j Montello High School F.H.A. 23 Pep Club 23 Camera Club 23 Secretary 23 Stillman Valley High School F.H.A. 53 Pep Club 53 Y.F.C. 5, Rochelle High H.C.C. 43 Candy Striper 4. JON WOLFE JOSEF F. WOODALL q'-joey Hi-Y 13 Track 13 Football 2. MARJORIE WOODARD Q Margie,,j Student Council 1, 2. 5. 43 Recording Secre- tary 43 A.F.S, 5, 43 jesters 43 Latin Club 1, 2: Vice-president 1, Aedile 23 Freshman Chorus lg Class Secretary 3. MARLA D. WOODRICK Orchestra 1, 2, 5, 43 Secretary 43 Dinner Ensemble 43 Student Council 5, 4gjesters 1, 23 A.F.S. 5, 43 Art Club 1, 43 French Club 2, 53 Pep Club 4. DIANNE WRIGHT Varsity Band 13 Concert Band Z, 5, 43 Stu- dent Council 43 Correspondence Secretary 43 Ro-To-Hi-LW 5. 4: French Club 23 Treasurer ZQJCSICIS 1, 23 Art Club 13 AFS. 5, 43 Nation- al Honor Society 5. GREG ZIES ALICE M. ZIMMER Library Club 23 F.H.A. 1, 43 H.C.C. 1, 5, 43 Candy Stripers 5, 4, Freshman Chorus lg Vara sity Girls' Chorus 23 Girls, Glee Club 53 Choir 4. NANCY K. ZUERCHER Freshman Girls' Chorus lg F.H.A. 1, 2, 5, 43 Historian and Recreation Chairman 2g Vice- president of Projects and Public Relations 53 Second Vice-president 4. I33 . K xr 4 M ma y K D039 Pwsaudg WS Ouwv, ..-3 A. Yet Nevmf Pofzgoftew ADVISOR Mary june Gibson CO-EDITORS-IN-CHIEF Marilyn Male john Peterson EDITORS Brenda Brownderville - Activities JoAnn Carmichael - Classes Fred Cederholm - Sports Judy Groves - Asslt. Classes Marie Henkel - Administration-Faculty f 1 5 jane Schafer - Organizations STAFF Elaine Chadwick Carol Countryman jean Luxton Ann Moore Priscilla Olson jeff Wolfe si 'fl L I ' s o W' TYPISTS jane Conour janet Rewerts PHOTOGRAPHY Webber's Studios Rochelle News Leader Vicki Koontz , - Bill Mztxey 1 gl ,-X Carolyn Mcitdor ' 4 N LITHOGRAPH PRINTING TAYLOR PUBLISHING CO. Dallas, Texas 1 2 Q 4 L E 3 xg 5 551 s E l Recipients ofthe Carney R,s for scholastic achievement were Mike Verhoeks Qbronzej, Tom Lepperd fsilverj, Fred Cederholm Cgoldj, Laurel Rich- ards Qgoldj, Dianne Wriglit Qsilverj, and Debby Lowenberg and Cheri Linnemeier who tied for bronze. Tom Lepperd gave the invocation and Fred Cederholm gave the benediction at graduation exercises. 'Yow - Pwcsow Singular, - r C ey ? L I S, s . . . . . ttiiii F y . N fi. .,. - if i I Q, Ne w gk I .. F A 1' 3 ,Zg, J. g 1, k, C .y p 5, - ig zrkk . ,,. 7 , .,,, t - , lx. y i ii'ii G. Hummel, B. Fike, C. Meador, L. Krahenbuhl, Groves, and Brownderville were this year's guard of honor. Presiding at graduation were Superintendent Leroy R, Peterson, Guest Speaker Charles M. Hanna, Board of Education President Stanley W, Ohlson, and Principal Harold F. Maris. -YN Aw Unique! Preceding the 8:00 com- mencement exercisesjune 5, graduates gather on the school lawn for presentation of the CIFHCY R'sf' Dr. Lamar Fly presents Heather Marks with the handbook of Kishwaukee junior College. Heather was the first enrollee at the new junior college, I-I A K .. -. , .rj Patricia R. Berg Cathleen A. Brink Fred W. Cederholm Emilie 'lunge Thomas E. Lepperd ' Cheri S. Linnemeier Deborah L. Lowenberg Heather J. Marks Lynetta K. Meling Natimwlb I-lowv ' The basic criteria for membership into the Nation- al Honor Society are named by the letters on the em- blem pin - C, S, L, and S. They stand for Character, Service, Leadership, and Scholarship. Together, these traits help form strong young men and women who, in most peoples, opinion, will be able to bear the problems of life and come out on top. The shining torch on the emblem pin of the N.H.S. signifies that these young individuals also carry with them the radi- ant light of knowledge. On May 14, 1968, the Rochelle Township High School Chapter 1452003 ofthe National Honor Socie- ty initiated eighteen new members into the society. The new members - thirteen seniors and five juniors - were chosen by a faculty committee and the admin- istration. The seniors were chosen from the top UW: of their class, while the juniors were chosen from the top YZ: with emphasis on an exceptional academic achievement for the juniors. The ceremony was con- ducted at the Scholastic Honors Program by the eight senior members of the National Honor Society who were elected to the society during their junior year. - Tom Lepperd Mary E. Pain Patricia E. Paul Laurel A. Richards Gretchen L. Sanderson Judy A. Sassamzm Qgimboligw Towwwlf ' Sally L, Sawicki june Simpson Renee S. Turner Michael L. Verhoelcs M21fjOri6 WOOd2rd NATIONAL HONOR SOFIETY Q 1 QT f -E 'V' I' Marla D. Woodrick 2 Dianne Wright l mr hiurel Richards receives congratulations from Principal Maris on her invitation to the White House from the President, Laurel was also the first winner ofthe National Merit Scholarship from R.'I'.H.S. The juniors elected to the Nation- al Honor Society were Jim Zack, JoAnn Carmichael, Dwight Davi- son, jerry Phipps, and Carolyn Meador. KKK 'FW fam... v x 1 .tm sf: sw E,dwwsmaLJw1zm Host Qeuims We 4-Pwmmes-aw!-Iwls f ef tl' i , K, ,, ..,, . , Elabowtef Aoowb ' P THE BRASS BUTTERFLY By Wdliam Golding Directed by - CHARTERS H. ANDERSON Srudcnr Director: JAN COLEMAN CAST. MAMILLIUS Kevin Sudbury CAPTAIN Gary Finnesrad PQSTUMUS Tom LCPPCfd EMPERQR Bruce Mostcllor PHANQC:LES ' Fredrickson EUPHRQSYNE Lynnctta Mcling SEAMAN Richard Lanc SERGEANT Gary Finncstad FEMALE SLAVES Kathi Aiming, Limlzi Leathers Susan Manning, Marla Wocuclrick MALE SLAVES jack Brown, Bill Cole Dick Locfgren, john Pearson x x' wif was --fff1?,fg:4f.,i Ig ,. .. 1 5 w as 5 gg ff X A X K f--1f -5 N-.M gif? V A v . B Q ,L EW , 1 iaf i Em ' 1 ' ' 1 -Ui Q ifffafglgf 'NX' s 'i fig-xg' 55 ff '-A 37,- . V A' i Q I sw - , 4-1 ,rg if wg- i- 4 X 5. ss 'if f pf- QS- f ' H i 55-3 f . , 1 u Q W b, fi 5. 0 In 4255- H l z ' l K g + i fi f 1. ' I mm,. ,m,. m . fl' ' 5 ' A' ff? ' V 5 f L ' b ' ,, AA-L is E ig!-W iw' ' - P' z- 2, ill ' 4 , A Q W. L. 5 QQ 53 3 EM . 4- ' f ,Q 1 N Q ,J Q 3 . 5 - rffgggg, 3 V ' L ' i'A 'Q' ' I if L A fi A awww' W K ,,..., Nm.. N .. 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'25 1 if , V 3 ,,s. , A 5, 2, - Q, 'Wiatr it A , ' A j.gAQ ,.:'jfL-fiftglifg' - x ' 'fi , 1gi, gi 2e!6 It ,QQ !:f 'h'l?f ' A ' , sr .w lff1'- sw? V si' ,vw , I yr: ,. A . ,, , , Q - ,.- ---- -- - f .. , , W W' ii 679i ig, iff! .f . ' ' 'izl K if 'ji - ' if 3, 'kiss' ,, W 1 H. 4 ' -MRM -fm' A A A perfect end to a long day. -'Tw 'Brom .wb fi Dancing and displaying of garters were typical features of the Twirp Dance. 1 at Twp ' Banquet d ,e e, i l Different phases of senior talent were demonstrated by folk singing M.C.ingf' reading ofthe class history, reading ofthe class prophecy and singing The Ode to the Administration, I wx pa I if' Co-winners of the Bausch and Lomb Science Award were Tom Lepperd and Fred Cederholm. S .f m .. -ANZ. .f :2'? I-' EZ, Aj.-3' . JMLW ' Winners of various awards were K. Fen- wick and P. Parsons QF.T.A. Awardsj, V. Koontz and M. Marks fArt Award sj, L. Richards QStudent Council Awardj, and Qseatedl, Coleman QOursranding Thes- pian Awardj. Members elected ro Quill and Scroll Honor Society were D, Wrighr, T. Lepperdj. Haas, and F. Cederholm. Honored for scholastic achievement were D. Prewerr Cspgmigh Awgfdj, S, Gillis qM3fh Awafdj, gnd V, Wine Chosen ro atrend Girls' and Boys' Stare werej. Kyler, M. Alongij, Reed, R. Ehmen, fLarin Awardj. D. Baker, Carmichael, and L. Crowe. efrvfo Aw o n Special journalism awards were earned by M. Male and Peterson for outstanding yearbook service -1- ks ., 1 Q. Members of the Hispanic Honor Society were: H. Marks, Sassaman, P. Frakes, Mr. Stahlheber fadvisorj, and L, Meling. Donna Prewett fseatedj was a newly elected member. up---ww cr tr W h ii Z a . . A Jifaf fw- ra fe ix li germ A , Laurel Richards and Tom Lgppgrd wgfg the D.A-RA and S'A.R4 Winners of third music awards were D Lowenberg Sassaman G Sinder good citizenship winner-5. They wgfg Chosen by fhgir Classmates son, D. Gieske, L. Richards L Meling and Arne Fourth award winners and the facul . were fseated 1 P. Carroll K Lo d Carmichael and K Brown W Y Winners of various awards were: G. Hummel Gr. Candy Striper Awardj, M, Gorski CSpecial Hospital Auxiliary Awardyj. Weiss QSpecial Hospital Auxilia- ry Awardj, C. Brink fRochelle Hospital Scholarsliipj, L. Squier, fSpecial Hos- J pital Auxiliary Awardj, and Qseatedj P. Carroll QSpecial Hospital Auxiliary WhlfC Rock Elevator Award Dale Montgomery fgruved Awardj, and M. Pest CBetty Crocker Awardj. Ihr? DeKalb Ag Award sw jeff Truckenbrod won the Hall Free Throw Trophy. john Gibson won the The FroshASoph High Point Track Trophy went to Bill Ki-011 Hacker Trophy for Basketball. Gary Joyce won the High Point Wrestling and the Varsity Trophy went to Tony Wilcox, Trophy. Five Atltleizw Activities Ydzlf www at Qpwtg Qpoftts' Assemblg r 1 I f GSS: john Gibson won the News Lanier Athletic jack Brown won honors as top scorer The Most-Wfins Award for Tennis went to Achievement Trophy. this season. Bill Cole. Pat Hand and Miriam Meyer janet Behrentls, Normajenkins, Pat Huber, Kathy Hollis and Pam Frakes composed the first place GAA won State GAA awards, Bowling team. janet took honors for high game and Norma took honors for high average. 4 , , W M, , . . E ' Q . . ,V , . ,, . f W, , Q- . ..... if 1. ' e i . -- 'aa . - P.: af --r, .1 .1 . - . . 17 t - - . .,J-ww is f -at 1 - ,,., ,tb r rs , wi 4' - 'W '- 4 :W If SMA, A ? A ' - .- A-W.: .21 v- T fs , . a ., , , l .1 f F. . v ff' M -- . . R. . t ,kg H ,kkk KH A .U F . .. .. I I we ' SV a at , ,at ' ' we Sins ' 2 wh ,Y W W at 0 . , L, wr , L j an . K Y, , . Q my Q wfbj . A31 8 P.. L an , n QI .J .1 C wi . ..,,, nr fa Q , :I .H mt if., if . ,S . - -Hrfiy 'Q V ' . .. e B . , . . , , ,,... , Q , . , . Visif , ' ', 2 y ..,- if a h-1'-QL ' ::, e T ,.-, T-, S, T . 43 . W on K , .Na .N .. , K ..,. , a . .. ia 1 3, .ak xikir , - if f - .., w ik' A . 5, ' ff 1 1 ' ,. pe' , S in . 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W .0 60,11 Coach Erwin's varsity track squad ended another rewarding season with Tony Wilson going to the State Track Meet. Tony broke the school shotput rec- ord this year with his throw of 53'11 . The frosh-soph also broke some school records. Randy Salsbury broke the two mile record with his 11:28.6 run. In the 120 yard low hurdles, John Man- ning broke the school record with a 14.3. During the season the Freshman team achieved a first place in a LaSalle-Peru invitational. Also at a tri- angular meet in Rochelle, the Freshmen beat both DeKalb schools. The future looks promising for these boys, Coach Erwin believes. 9 S - 'hs.....,,mW.h-Q 1' ha, .. ,. t ff 3 Q as ,Y f .5 . . -.,..a.r-., TOP ROW J Cox Qmanagerj B Hornsby, R. Ehmen, D. Davison, and Coach Pierson. BOTTOM ROW: B. Cole, Mears,-I. Kyler, D. Baker ind C Cook TOP ROW D Roeglin, D. Zies, B. Shook, D. Quinn,-I. Peck, E, White, D. Stouffer,j. Charlesworth, K, Kasmar, E. Anders and Coath Brinker BOTTOM ROW: M. Vandre fmanagerj, A. Erickson, C. Malone, B. Bowers, D, Lockridge, C. Gustafson, T. Car- Tuwis Team I-ladf Best Eumf l Dave Baker reaching for the state champion- ship. Now boys, step right up here, and let the pro show you how things are done. The Varsity Tennis squad had the best year in the history ofthe school. Their record was 15 wins, seven losses, and one tie. The year was highlighted by two events: Dave Baker's going to the state championship meet and the team placing third in the district meet. The team is looking forward to a successful year in '69. Bill Cole, number six, a senior, is the only mem- ber not returning. Since the top five courtrnen are juniors, they will be returning next year. The Frosh- Soph tennis team was not as successful as the Varsity. They had one win and seven losses. It in 'eel-' -MY, F' TOP ROW: S. Gillis,j. Brown,j. Freclriekson, T. Degryse, K. Rolfe, R. Lane,j. Sullivan, and Coach Nelson. BOTTOM ROW: T. O'Neil, B. Nink, G. Krainak, R. Mott, Beardin, B. Mavens, and B. Taylor. 'Tw Pw Ndsoufs l-lub Fimlf Compewmw 91166 iw 'ea With three sophomores on the first five, the Hub golfers are a young team with great potential. Kim Rolfe, Tom DeGryse, and Gary Krainak are the nu- cleus for a strong team next season. Although the team this year has not been too consistent in winning meets, Coach Nelson looks forward to a winning team for the next two years. Steady there, Kim. Show Tom how it's done. t ,. .www-.0111-.nmwwxuummammwm . . . ,,.. .U .-,. - :..R.,1f,w-- s.-T. . Future golf immortalsl?! jack Simpson and Ben Rogers think that this is as lmd as gathering Easter eggs. ' i bi itil if i we wig 0' Q if afsihf ,,. 5-'vi 'Ev Wgrwi ,srl tw as L , . 4,4 Rx . 'ff wi. , its fb .W-Pi L fig' - it 35? ' sw J 'Kg 52 T K f, S' -. - . .. M' 1.1 f- ta, a+.4f1+v1'. or 4,g3+i-fHfff1f?ftf'r 'i il 'NYSE' .ii,li.955i,'Qi K . 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