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

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zVM 7 e. -- ,zv R. M. CLEARY H. W. HOFFMAN C. BARRICK W. BUCHHOLZ TOPeLEFT: Miss Cleory's office prac- tice class runs off 0 re- port on the ditto machine. TOPeRIGHT: The shorthand c I a s s , . , . , - works diligently under 5 , , ' h . e A Miss Barrick's supervision. y Rhgn' u Miss Buchholz admini- sters time tests to her vocational typing class. Mrs. Thompson and Mrs. Mueller smile over an amusing bulletin. Miss Lenksas operates the adding machine In 1 the bookstore. Miss Curtis completes a report for the files. che TWEhfy-two The 1941 Rouser

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t Wwwwzyw em hKZ V v BOYLE L . i 0 U Q: a , U Mrs,j Homiltojl, foods teacher, left, watches Pollg put the kettle on. EN 'db 6 C t 3 a Mr. Dudley referees two fistiguffing paperweights. Mr.-Hoocle$on5 students f the printing class discuss the Clarion with o of the publishers. ,. NV WWW 4 m . I wzw o w Wm Q A 7 YQ W L a fa A. HAMILTON 7 X XX 3; ' 'L'x V v it Mr. Vetcger and two of the librarians discuss a: g Vsogrte of the; latest bookst ,2 Miss Boyle and several of the gym students talk over girls' basketball scores. Mrt Shuey and Dave Hinz determine the depth of wood on a thickness plane in woodworking class. Page Twenty-one

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, HUWV ; 7 .gr ; . x . 4-:V5felefghti. 1.? ;j3:3qunge;?;?; $333 , lng?:.M-:A!t.:t--.';:' fg...A-m.,','T!'A;.AJ-'-.,14H M; 55; 3?in ?.,...y!.'., 3;: 1,5. , ii Commerce Department and 0mm: Staff As the head of the Commerce department, Ruth M. Cleary supervises the course in Office Practice and handles placement work for the graduating class. This year more graduates have been placed than during any other year. The I; work includes contacting business firms and handling calls f for workers. Miss Cleary received her BA. and her MA. 1 degrees at the University of Michigan and has done further work at New York and Northwestern Universities. 4qal-ww A .i Clarabel Barrick teaches shorthand and typing and is the E' LENKSAS sponsor of the Scribblers Club of the Commerce department. She received her B.E. degree at the Illinois State Normal University. H. W. Hoffman, teacher of Bookkeeping and Commercial Arithmetic, received his BA. degree at the University of Kan- i 505 and has done graduate work at the University of Chicago, is , Campbell College, and Springfield, Missouri, Normal School. 9' in He is sponsor of the Philatelist Club. Wilma Buchholz received her B.E. degree at Illinois State Normal University. She teaches classes in Business Train- ing, Vocational Typing, Personal Typing and Stenography. She is co-sponsor of the Riding Club and Sc'ribblers Club. Under the supervision of the Commerce department and Miss Cleary also fall the school bookstore and the keeping ll- of the Student Activity and cafeteria funds. Miss Elizabeth Lenksas, a graduate of Riverside-Brookfield High School, is bookkeeper and at the head of the clerical force of the book- 5 store. J. THOMPSON Tn -ve In the main office where school records are kept and filed, where school visitors are received, and a central switchboard is operated, arevtound Miss Ethel Curtis, Mrs. Jessie Thomp- son, and Mrs. Minette Mueller. Members of Miss Cleary's office practice classes receive practical experience from work in the office under the supervision of these women. Miss Curtis also servesvas secretary to the Board of Edu- cation and has charge of the keeping of the school's books. 5 She is also a member of the faculty, teaching in the Social ll: Science department. M. MUELLER Page Twenty-three'