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

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5 1 1955

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SUPERINTENDENT l. E. HAEBICH . . . B.S., La Crosse State Teachers College, Baldwin-Wallace College M.S., University of Chicago, Purdue University. JX 2. N ,,,.,ac,Q. years in retrospect THANKS, MR. HAEBICH . . . for your friendliness and understanding, for listening sym- pathetically to all our opinions, and for creating a school with interests and values for all of us. You can remember, surely, that in i920 when you came to teach the science courses at R-B, you were one of a faculty of only seven, teaching one hundred students. As the enrollment grew to over llOO, your duties and responsibilities increased. You became Dean of Boys, Assistant Superintendent, and then Superintendent. Your tasks have been many and well done-working with depart- ment heads in training new personnel, revising the curriculum to pro- vide for the students' needs in an ever-changing world, and supervising the repairs of the building and grounds. The crowning achievement of your career was the construction of the spacious and beautiful ad- dition to our school, an endeavor that took ten years of your planning and guidance. Our expression of thanks in this dedication is echoed by students, teachers, and parents alike. We know you will reflect back on your thirty-five years here at R-B with a feeling of accomplishment. We wish you, Mr. Haebich, the best of health and happiness in your retirement years. 4