Riverside Brookfield High School - Rouser Yearbook (Riverside, IL)

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School D3Y5i' have taught us the golden rules of lasting kinship with all peoples of the world. This ideal has become integrated within us so that as pupils of the Little Red Schoolhouse we have worked to make ourselves capable of promoting peace, kindness, and love among the citizens of the world. R-B has been our workshop where the basic ideals of life have been moulded within us. However, throughout our lives the world has been in a state of constant unrest, tur- moil, or war. We, the future citizens of America, know nothing of peaceful times and completely harmonious living with our neighbors in foreign lands. The endless polishing of experience through hard work will be our next step toward furthering peace and liberty. It is now our duty, to go forth and teach to others the high ideals of good character that Little Red Schoolhouses throughout the world are instilling in the youth of today. 1 Af :ja ,- W , 1,4 I V, f J 4 an wx M ,Ji f K Y Page five

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The spectators reaction to the D owners game in R-B's posta e g stamp gym. The well equi ed d' pp sta ium looks lonesome without its enthusiastic sports fans. SCENES ARCDUND R-B Here are just a few of the familiar scenes and happenings characteristic of the past school year, 1950-51, which are to be found throu h- S out this book. Many fond memories can be re- ll ca ed by, for instance, that frantic search bs of R-B's library for a last minute book report, a mouth wateri ng odor of some tantalizing delicacy permeating the home-ec hallg voting in Mr. Kaiser's mock ele ' ' ' ctions, saying the Pledge of Allegiance be- fore every assembly programg or hearing that f 'l' ami iar roar of loyal basketball fans as the Bull- dogs come from behin These are all part of the R-B through the catacom d to win a close one. spirit of tradition. During the past few years a good many modernizing conveniences have been added to the b 'ld' ui mg proper and have helped start new and finer traditions at R-B. Throughout the year a t d s ur y new stadium has contained the football crowds, track spectators, and pep rallies h' h . . w ic further the traditional R-B sports enthusiasm. The recent installment of a public address system and the addition of a library conference room and a fully equipped nurses office were neededi ll ' ' nsta ations. Just this year a new faculty lunchroom was completed. Now the ever climbing enrollment at R-B calls for a program of new educational facilities, especially in the physical education department, the library, and in the number of classrooms. A c f ' a eteria to accommodate many more students is another crying need. So in typical R-B style, plans have been com- pleted which will build new facilities for R-B H . . . .S. while furthering time-honored traditions which will make our high school a school of which to be justly proud. Page seven