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

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X CLOSER TIE . . . BETWEEN scnoot and community . . . is the purpose of this, the I94O ROUSER. We, students today, recognize that tomorrow we shall be citizens in our communities. We hope to portray, through picture and story, the means by which the RIVERSIDE- BROOKFIELD HIGH SCHOOL does its part in developing worthy members of society. One of the aims of modern education is to train for estimable home membership and community participation. The purpose of education is to teach a person to be free from selfish action and to think of himself from the standpoint of the group welfare. True education is not science or art, history or grammar, - it is the correlation of these subjects in the develop- ment ofthe individual. Participation in the social activities of the school develops social con- sciousness, ease, and poise. The physical education program helps build stronger and healthier citizens. The challenge of the unknown stimulates mental alertness and scholastic endeavor in the classroom. Education is a contributing factor in progress. It is only through the cooperation of school, home, and community, however, that an educational program can be wholly complete and successful. We hope the following pages will show the part our school is playing in this program.