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

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Foreign exchange student Yvonne Roovers adapts herself to R-B life by attending dances , . . . . . hy posing proudly with her American family . . . . . . hy cheering for the Bulldogs R-B Welcomed Its First Foreign Exchange Stud en t In September. 1962. R-B students welcomed Yvonne Roovers, their American Field Service foreign exchange representative from Breda. Holland. .X huhhlv. energetic, seventeen-vear-old. Yvonne quicklv adapted herself to her new environment. Spon- sored hy the R-B School Council. she lived in Riverside at thc home of Nlr. and Nlrs. Jerome J. Hein. whose daughter. Doris. H-B senior student. became her American Hsisteri' and constant companion. At R-B. Yvonne carried a full VW academic schedule of American his- tory, speech. beginning Spanish. homemaking, American govern- ment. sociologv. and physical edu- cation. Her extra-curricular pro- gram afforded R-B-ites the oppor- tunity to meet her at G.A.A. activities, School Council meet- ings, Sharclub programs, and Youth Center affairs. At athletic games. Yvonne cheered the Bulldogsg in the classroom. she demonstrated her fine academic abilityg in her social activities, she charmed her American friends. We were proud and honored, Yvonne. that you came to R-B and became one of us. h kr ..., v, I . , ......,.. X Ji, i - ' 1 WWW? R . . hy studying for final exams . . . . . . by socializing with friends . . .

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