River Forest High School - Ingot Yearbook (Hobart, IN)

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FACULTY AND DEPARTMENTS

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Anticipating their entrance into the business world, this salesmanship class studied under the guid- ance of Mr. Fred Baker. Creativity is unlimited in the art department. Vera Stojanovich, Georgetta Kel- ley, Nancy Kaiser, and Janis Moore inspect their clay models as Ed Subartowiz finishes a tempera painting. Mr. Robert Grenert makes a round of the class to see that his world history students are preparing their lessons correctly. 6 Mr. Robert Scobey sits with his freshman his- tory class while stu- dent teacher, Mr. Jack Atkins, instructs the class.

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Mrs. Semerau takes letter dictation from Mrs. Bailey, guidance director. Smiling dean Mr. Bromberg points to his favorite saying. MR. AL BROMBERG MRS. AMELIA CARLSON MRS. LILLIAN SEMERAU MR. PETER STERLING GUIDANCE DEPT. SPECIALIZES IN STUDENT PLACEMENT i Hard at work, Mr. Sterling tries to rearrange a schedule for another RF student in distress. The guidance department plays an important part in the lives of students after graduation as well as during school. It helps prepare the stu- dent to become an active part of society. Mr. Peter Sterling as head counselor coordinat- ed students schedules. Mrs. Wanita Bailey, direc- tor of student personnel and guidance services, took charge of College Day, with the assistance of secretary Mrs. Lillian Semerau. As dean, Mr. Al Bromberg handled absences, discipline, and Armed Forces Day. Although Mrs. Amelia Carlson is not actually a part of the guidance department, she served as faculty secretary by helping teachers to better perpare for their classes.