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

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.y..,, A convertible with the top down is a good way to enjoy the spring weather. Taking advantage of the nice weather, Kathy Hook, Carol Barnhart, and Laura Mashek sit on the front steps. i Basking in the sunshine, Laura Gargano and Mary Niznik talk about the days events. Afflicted with spring fever, Nancy Hicks has a good laugh. 24 SPRING

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26 ACADEMICS I Academics i After-school activities, such as clubs and sports, were probably what most people looked forward to. Whether it was football, theatre, Sharclub, or chess club, there was always a wide variety of things a student could participate in. Much time and effort were devoted to the making of a good club. Many times the students had to stay late to work on decorating the gym for dances, building l floats, or putting together weekend activities. Making friends was a big part of clubs. Sometimes a student joined a club so that he could be with his friends. Many close relationships were formed between members of a club. Whatever club a student participated in, it helped to make us, in another way, JUST US. l :vi f.t,-,,- , . 3, ,, . W,....N,.,s,,,,,,-. ,,,,,,.,1 A ,V , .g,. X ff? , 5 pus M ,,,,, , ' Y l 1 'J , Q, , :s f P 5 ' - 'K M-3 ,. , 4. L With concentration, Debbie Ondrus practices her drills. Carefully focusing, Phil Kubistal prepares to shoot a roll of film.