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

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Finding som hade, Bob Gurski is content to just re ax. . WW a - A After the long months of bitter cold, came the long awaited june, Finals were taken and then finally summer was before us. Many R-B students had the chance to travel various places around the world. For some students the summer brought a trip to Europe, for others just some rest and relaxation was in order. There were always the family vacations to cottages in the woods of Wisconsin or Upper Michigan. There was always enough sun, fun, and activities to keep a person busy for at least two or more weeks. Not everyone could spend there summer traveling around the country or world. Many students had to work full time in order to save enough money for the long and expensive years of college. R X Daze A group of students got involved in the production of the rock opera, jesus Christ Superstar, and spent the summer in long hours of dancing and performing. The experience helped them to get ready for their career of acting. Other students spenttheir summer laying in the hot sun and soaking up the rays. By the time the beginning of August arrived, these students were getting bored and anxiously waiting for the new school year to open. Whatever way R-Bites spent their summer, everyone was ready and willing to hit the books by the time school was ready to begin. Trying for the top, Carol Dvorak hikes up the mountain. J Q In the hot sun, Steve Piszczor and Bill Drtina get som xercise by playing frisbee on the school law . 5 C51 , I7 O Qiiggts f ,Jq jf: 5 at 55 5 sniggg 5 .X . ayf ava.fsf.s asasr

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lcffsjtlwv 5 Student life twffgff During the four years that we spend at RB a lot of friendships are made, so friends play an important part in our student life. Most students have a certain spot, such as the main hall, where they meet with friends to talk and goof around before or after school. ln the spring, the front steps are usually packed during seventh hour with people who want to take advantage of the beautiful weather. While some just sit and talk, others play frisbee or football on the lawn. We all have many memories of the times we've spent with our friends, both happy and sad. Because with friends we can relax and be who we are - just Us. At the Sharclub Freshman Tea, Sharclub members gather around for refreshments. Enjoying the spring weather, Lori Sinsky, Laura Gargano, Dawn Becka, Karen Waszak, and Mary Niznik catch up on the day's news. iz, T Jdlvfo Ulf fi LJ . - N - UL XB . . WNV' .5-. Jo ,N cf . .- arp ,Q ' I XX V0 N Nw lc XL V' ly til' UP! Ut' I X , QM TN 'XJ , sg NYNFNDL' If 'K Syl s 1 Y' fx In 3 A 1,0 'W l , V STUDENT LIFE 5

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4 1 i 1 sr all Vatican City. Nature flourishes in the summer months with many 'M On a trip to Rome, Cathy Evans sight-sees in the 1 sf'-' Q 4 plants growing everywhere. K r Q 1 5 kg? 2 l' 3 15 - .Q S, f , ' it if 'xIf'r' f fe if at li , Q l . X SQ. J While spending a day at Great America, Terry Schwartz and Liz Dvorak take time out to clown around. jumping for joy, George Zedarsky feels free over the summer months ahead. SUMMER 7