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

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F0l'6WOI'd ef So long as men can breathe or eyes can see, So long lives this, and this gives life to theef' -Willianm Shakespeare We, too, would live in the minds of our school mates, whom We must leave behind in our quest of broader fields. Our deeds and accomplishments would be recorded and kept, as memories for a future date. Our effort has been our best. This is our monument-observe it, at least, and may it serve to per- petuate the memory of the Class of 1932.

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AN APPRECIATION In the passing of Grace Bruce Smith, the boys and girls of The Riverside-Brookfield High School have lost an inspiring and noble guide, and the members of the faculty a staunch and loyal co-worker. Strict adherence to a noble ideal of service marked every hour of her useful life. Her profession was a sacred trust to which she stood true even in the last difficult weeks of her life. Nothing was too much trouble for her to do Wellg nothing was overlooked to make the work she had to do for her school as perfect as she could make it. For her, life held nothing dearer than to give the best she had to give to those with whom she lived and worked. We shall miss her calm judgment in hours of uncertainty, but We shall remember her loving sympathy and understanding when any of us seemed to come short of her high ideals for us. We shall remember her courtesy, her generous kindness, her devotion to beauty, and be thankful that she sojourned with us during these last precious years. THE RIVERSIDE-BRooKF1ELn HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY GRACE C. TYLER, Principal