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

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Page Twelve SLJPERINTENDENT I. E. l-IAEBICI-l With characteristic enthusiasm and energy, Mr. Haebich has administered his duties as Superin tendent of Riverside-Brookfield High School. For- merly Assistant-superintendent and Dean of Boys, Mr. Haebich accepted his present position in the spring of l939. He always finds time, no matter how many urgent matters may be at hand, to help students with their problems, and, with the Board of Education and his staff, to determine the policies of the school in an efficient and democratic man- ner. Mr. l-laebich took his BS. at Baldwin-VVallace College and his MS. at the University of Chicago,

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'The Badml A Educaban Ever mindtul at its responsibility in caring h ducatianal needs at the community, tar t e e the Board at Education has labored earnestly ' t ravide far the increased enrollment a to p RIVERSIDE-BROOKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL., ' d aut- During the school year, l939-40, it ma e standing improvements in the gymnasium and ' ' went ta the cafeteria, and supplied new equipn h tal shop, and the home econo- library, t e me mics department, ALLEN MR. ROSS HINKLE MRS. MR JOHN D. CLANCV Mr. John D. Clancy, President, has served t 'tht ll for the board and the community an u y eight years. His ca-workers are: Mrs. C. B. b r at the board Allen, who has been a mem e t r ears' Mr Ross Hinkle, six years, Mrs for au y , . ' d Mr. E. M. Trane, T. H. Ludlow, six years, an eight years. Page Eleven T. H. LUDLOW MR. E. M. TRONE MRS. C. B.

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XDMINISTRATIGN Richard V. Lybeck, coach of the heavy- weight football team and instructor in history, was appointed Dean of Boys last year. He is admired by all for his ab- solute impartiality and his sense of fair play, and both boys and girls become better sportsmen through their contacts with him. Mr. Lybeck is in charge of the Nation- al Youth Administration grant to River- side-Brookfield High School. l-le is un- tiring in his efforts to administer this fund in the best way and in helping the boys solve their problems of school and community life. Mr. Lybeck received his BA. at Luther College and is working for his M.A. at the University of Colorado. Florence M. Thompson, Dean of Girls, is a helpful and understanding friend. She strives to coordinate the social and scholastic CISDGCTS of school life that each student may develop a well-integrated personality. Miss Thompson, who took her BS. at lndiana State Teachers College and her M.S. at Ohio University, is sponsor of the Sharclub and of the Beceus Club. The purpose of these clubs is to promote unity among the girls and to foster pride in, and a sense of belonging to, the school and the community, Miss Thompson is one of the most en- thusiastic workers for the newly organ- ized Extra-curricular Board, which fos- ters further cooperation and understand- ing between faculty and students. Page Thirteen