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

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, ,,.............u President Hodek congratulates Gordon, val edictorian of the graduating class. THE BOARD OE EDUCATION PLANS EOR THE EUTURE A tremendous increase of enrollment in the elementary schools since the close of World War II has called for rapid planning and action on the part of Boards of Education of the Brookfield and Riverside Elementary Schools. The two communities have approved the ex- penditure of nearly za million dollars for ad- ditions and new schools in the past three years to provide adequate facilities for the boys and girls in kindergarten through eighth grades. Now, our High School Board of Education has been kept busy, especially for the past year, with this big problem of accommodating R-B to a rapidly increasing school population. Some- time before 1960 the expected enrollment of Page ten R-B H.S. will reach a peak of 1800 students, or twice the number we have today. It would be impossible to accommodate that number with the present facilities. Serious planning and consideration have been the school board's theme throughout this school year. Preliminary blueprints and plans, drawn up by the architects, are now ready for study by patrons, faculty, students, and interested cit- izens of our community. Included in these plans are a number of new classrooms, an enlarged library and cafeteria, a new gymnasium, swimming pool, and improved facilities in the science, home economics, music, art, and shop programs of R-B.