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

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MR. I. E. HAEBICH, SUPERINTENDENT .,!iA' Adj fdv JIHILUIIJ ll, APUFI. Another successful year has been experienced at R-B High School through the guiding hand of our superintendent. B.S., LaCrosse State Teachers' College, Baldwin-Wallace Collegeg M.S., University of Chicagog Purdue Universityg Superintendent. Page twelve

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1 .4 F g, E ., Q gf? 1 5 Vg J 1. If An architect's drawing of the gym entrance to the proposed new building. Early in the fall of 1951 the Board hopes to the sharp rise in school population in the very have the final plans ready for approval by the near future should be adequately handled by not voters of our school district, so that construction only the local grammar schools but by an en- may begin the following spring. By 1953 the largcd and modern Riverside-Brookfield High proposed new addition to the east of the present School. building should be completed. This means that Mr. F. Benda, Mrs. C. B. Allen, Mr. C. MacGowan, Mr. F. E. Hodek fPresidentj , Mr I. E. I-Iaebich, Miss E. M. Curtis CSecretaryj, Mr. H. A. Bamford.

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MAIN OFFICE STAFF 51 iw O I l, 42.1 5:-'v 3 ii: 5: P ,. ' D .f 1 x 3x X Miss Curtis Mrs. Chase dv- ,V ,.1 NX ETHEL M. CURTIS. B.A., Coe College: Northwestern Univcrsityg Illinois State Nor- mnlg University of Cliicngog School Sccrctnryg Secretary to Board of Iitlucntiong Registrar. MRS. H. C. CHASE. Knox Collcgcg University of Cliicngog Assistant Secretary. Miss Curtis and Mrs. Chase discuss tlic data to go on anotlicr transcript.