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

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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

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