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

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BOOKKEEPING CLASS Rear row: B. Derrick, I. Booth, H. Ferris, G. Drahorad, M, Braune, A. Gendon, E. Hinz, V. Gorgen, E. Hitchcock, M. Wadsworth. Second row: A. Miller, V. Sedgley, W. Hous- ton, I. Pokorny, P. Gere niond. Third row: W. Buck, R. Klows, M. Ritzman, L. O'Leary, M. A. Mole kentine, M. Masek, A. Haase. Front row: I. Groth, I. Bartusch, L. Steiner, M. Srnith, C. Thygeson, K. McKinney. LATIN CLASS Back row: I. Moran, B M. Tuttle, D. U'Ren, R U'Hen, R. Vanicek, Miss Moore,. D.. Wahl, H VVaghet, I. Wagner, G Wilkerson, P. William- son, Ft. Silver. Second row: G. Dough- erty, I. landola, N. Row- land, A. Supplitt, M. McKee, L. Iansen, I. Mackiewich, W. Kahn Front rowi R. Tetzlaff M. Trevor, H. Raymond F. Muncie, G. Schna: ble, W. Lancaster. SEWING CLASS Lett to right: H. Vla- saty, M. Tomkins, I VanGa1npeleaere, A Petter, V. Krause, L Powell, F. Narkie- wicz, A. Kalabsa, M MacMillaf.y V. Ander F. West, iff Qxander E. Bostrand, H. Cqfil son, P. Batroot, M. A Chlebecek, E. Olson. BIOLOGY CLASS Standing in rear: H Matson, E. Karner, Mr Williarns, A. Snyder M. Filipek. Back row: R. Gullick R. Winklhofer. Second row: A. Hriv- nak, S. Rein, M. Mitch- ell, S. Valles. Third row: L. Babbitt I. Gardner, F. Chlurn sky, D. Vita. Front row E. Schmitt B. Bleakney, I. Nelson C. Prazen.

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GUIDANCE PROGRAM AIDS STUDENTS IN MAKING ADJUSTMENTS Room 205A has been set aside this year as the Guidance room. I-lere, under the direc- tion of Mr. Arthur, Guidance chairman, members of the faculty Who serve on the Guidance Committee have had conferences with every student in high school. The purpose of these conferences has been to help every student to clear up any diffi- culties that might tend to hamper his progress in and enjoyment of high school, to discover and direct his plans for the future, to guide him toward their fulfillment, and to assist him in his choice of a course of study and other activities While in high school. In the Guidance room the seniors have had access to catalogs from a variety of colleges and universities from which they obtained valuable information about courses, living ex- penses, sororities and fraternities, and other important phases of college life. This is to elimi- nate, so far as possible, the necessity of transferring from one college to another. Special meetings of the seniors have been held during the year in Which Mr. Peebles gave talks about various aspects of college life. Mrs. Orcutt gave an inspirational talk on attaining success, not only in college, but throughout life. The benefits of the Work accomplished by this program are immeasurable and We sincer- ely hope that the work will be continued for the benefit of students to come. Mr. l. E. Haebich, As- sistant Principalg Miss Caroline Ewan, Dean of Girls, Mr. Glenn K, Kelly, Principal. GUIDANCE ROOM I. Porter, Mr. Arthur, C. Malcolm, M. Dodds, Mr. Peebles, M. Wilson.

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FRESI-IMEN ARE INITIATED INTO SOPI-IOMORES IN COMMERCIAL ARITHMETIC CLASS BACK BOW: C. Cichon, Mr. Hoffman, D. Schultz, E. Soldat, I. Swanson, G. Williams, V. Cerny, F. Korn, E. Meineke, K. Roth, G. Skale. FIRST BOW: L. Landmann, A. Skupa, V. Savaglio, E. Miks, M. Brchak, F. Strandquist, I. Zatloukal, V. Kramer, M. Tibbett. FRESHMAN BOYS' GYM CLASS KNEELING: G. I-Iajny, C. Zimmerman, B. Polsay, C. Welgos, I-I. Anderson, H. Swanson. STANDING: I. Wood, D. Iaros, I. King, I. Strittar, B. Weir, P. I-Iaase, B. Murrin. FRESHMEN GIRLS' GYM CLASS BACK BOW: Z. Skvein, V. Blaha, M. Trinko, I. Kane, I-I. Mann, L. Soderholm, M. Chandler, L. Black. SECOND BOW: F. I-Iuberty, L. Pencil, L. Stoddard, I. Iames, M. Zimmerman, L. Fabbri, B. Popp, M. McLaughlin. FIRST ROW: B. Newman, D. McLoudrey, A. Gronow, E. Zmek, G. Barrett, G. Kromray, I-I. Theismann, A. Balgeman. I , ' I ,r ., ' ,, 4 I ar .f J' my if