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

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The effects of the many worth- while proiects undertaken by these seniors during their four years at R-B are not only re- flected here, but are felt by those beyond our school area. Because of their leadership abil- ity, strength of character, genu- ine contribution to the school, and participation in school activi- ties, the members of their class selected these students as Out- standing Seniors. JOE BARTULIS President of School Council . . . if you knew Susie a e man on the basketball court . . . the life of the party personality plus National Honor Society. JEAN BEACHAM Homecoming Queen . . . Let's go team let s go a beauty queen too . .stars in her eyes . . . as sweet as they come outstanding ED DROPKA President of Senior Class . . . football a keen mind and a sincere heart Marianne . . . sportsmanship . . calm determination National Honor Society. JANET EISZNER Co-Editor of Clarion . . . a smile for everyone Red Cross Council dependable . . . Sharclub Senate . . . laughing brown eyes National Honor Society. GRACE LEMKE Copy Editor of Rouser . . . Thespians Council many 'obs and all well done . . . ingenuity . . . life is so gay National Honor Society

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their achievements FIRST ROW: E. Kuchar, C. Rubin, J. Mansager, J. Seatter, B. Van Cure. SECOND ROW: G. Lemke, J. Bartulls, J. Rytir, L. Hand, J. Nelson, J. Lambert. THIRD ROW: P. Holmes, E. Dropka, J. Eiszner, R. Konecny, M. Wetzel, B. Hoffman. FOURTH ROW: J. Dombrow, S. Murphy, L. Smith, M. Kreici, C. Jaros, K. McGillivray. Shmlng gold pm symbolizing high honor proud parents serious Inmates re Iflflg a solemn pledge five tall candles The members of the NATIONAL HONOR SO CIETY are chosen from the sensor class on a pomt basls They must possess the highest stand ards of character, leadershup scholarshup and servlce The Inmates were unducted unto the so clety durung an lmpressnve candlelight servuce conducted by R B alumnu 23 Mlss Hme pours tea for Mary Jo Wetzel and Charlene Rubun at the tea tollowlng the servlce

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GAIL LOESS . . . Sharclub President . . . Jerry . . . Homecoming attendant . . . a ready laugh . . . always so thoughtful . . . a friend to all . . . leadership ...D.A.R. Award. JON NELSON . . . Captain of the Varsity . . . blond good looks , . . football . . . a player's player . . . basketball . . . iack of all trades and a master of all . . .National Honor Society. NANCI OETTING . . . Sharclub . . . easy to get along with . . . concentrated energy. . .charity . . . ready, willing and able. seniors-1955 I TOM PALESCH . . . Lettermen's President . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . Kids, this is your Youth Center . . .the car's the thing . . . man of few words. JACK RHIND . . . All-Conference player . . . famous last seconds . . . Rhino .. .small but mighty . . .Ada . . . I'm terrific! . . . Mr. Touchdown. NANCY SCHREIBER . . . Editor-in-Chief of Rouser . . . tive foot two, eyes of blue . . .Council . . . Charlie, my boy.. . good things come in small packages.