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

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April lf-A-Annual Physical Education demonstration. Puppet dancing is a sensation. April tie-'Sprig has Cub. School dis- missed because of heavy snow storms. 6'lJoc', Ridefs old faithful finds itself in sore straits. George ate his XVheaties this morning fyum yumb so is espe- cially virile .... Wliile we're snow hound, Dolores makes us green with envy with her tales of sunny Florida ....XYl1o,s your victim, Bob? Donlt you know it,s dangerous to throw snowballs? April lla eSigns of spring! Three,s a crowd. Canit you take a hint, Earl? April 25a-eThe storm is over and so is vacation. Girls no longer need peasant scarves, for the balmy breezes are blowing through their golden tresses. April 2SfEd, afflicted with spring fever, rests between classes. Grandfather . what big feet you have! May 2e 'l'rills and hearlhrobsf, Blanche is surrounded as she Htakes the airi, at lunch time. A May 3-tifelieautiful s p r i n g weather brings picnickers out. Don makes a good-catchg Bob Schmidt celebrates 'by going wading. May llifln spite of Friday the thirteenth Masque and XVig gives a peppy per- formance of A Full House. May l4fConference Track meet-i400 tickets sold, so school is dismissed after fourth hour. May 27eSeniors don caps and gowns for Baccalaureate. May 31--Achievements of class of 1938 reviewed at Class Day. .Iune 1-A -CUIIIIIICIICCIIICIIL June Iiewe return for our report cards. lt's all over now for the seniors!

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March 4 and 5 Juniors display dramatic ability in Headed for Eden. Mr. llaas makes his debut as director. March it The parting of the ways. Miss Hale, laden with gifts ot' appreciation, retires fFOIIl school teaching to give private Inusic lessons in Hinsdale. YYe,re all sad to see her go but wish her luck. March T YVe give Mrs. Kannnerer, Miss Hale,s successor, the once over. Stu- dents express approval. March 9 Everyone hopes that tl1e bul- letin Miss Hofstra is correcting an- nounces that there will be 2lSSl'IlllJly schedule with no assembly. March 17 !l'he cast of The Frantic Physieianu brings on a few stage prop- erties for the inatinee perforinance ot' the opera. New spring hat, llarry? March 18 and lit fl'he Frantic Physi- cian adlninisters 'l'hree Drains ot' Matriinoniuinw which work wonders. Pleases two good houses. March 2tI fHiversiders and lirookfielders join the lnob that colnes out to the zoo to see Mei-Mei, giant baby panda. make her debut. March 21 First day ot' Spring. Sannnie polishes up the old car and takes Richard and XVallace for an open air ride. March 22fExchange program from Maine. Everyone is curious to know which H-B girl the chairman is teasing the golden voiced .Iohn from Maine about? March 30 fSeventy-five English students take a bus to see Orson XYelles' inod- ern version of Julius Caesarf, Mary Ellen rejoices because she gets out ot' school. W-N. ,,.f-P' vs -etc- ff' ,ffffl

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i F i Checking over all the aeeuunts ul' sehuol funds and selling supplies are the main duties of lhe girls i'I'0ll! the offiee practice classes who help Miss Cleary in the bookstore. They are, lel'l to right: llurothy Novak, Adele liasal, lilizaheth Lenksas. and Christine Mealer. Hands up, or l'll slmot! cried the 1Jll0f0Ql'2llJllOI' to the members of the Bull- dog Club, hut their smiling fares llUI1'l seem to refleet any trepidation at the order. lleeause he shut them anyway, you see the euuelusiou of one uf their peppiesl pep meetings of the year pictured above. r 5 . I