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

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Miss E. M. Cartis Mrs. J. F. Brown Mrs. E. Bandy Miss L. Masai' OFFICE TAFF ETHEL M. CURTIS. B.A., Coe College, University of Chicagog School Secretaryg Secretary to Board of Educationg American History. Will you sign this? . . . ELIZABETH BANDY. Riverside-Brookfield High School 3 Bookstore. Six ce-nts please. Thank y'oi4,! . . . JEAN F. BROWN. University of Nebraska, Univer- sity of Californiag Assistant Secretary. Yes, I think we can do that . . . LUCILLE MASAR. Riverside - Brookfield H i g h S-choolg Attendance Secretary. I doiift kiiow . . . Patience is the best remedy for every troublef' Do those chicken scratches mean something? Page Twenty-five

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FACULTY - Commerce RUTH M. CLEARY. A.B., M.A., University of Mich- igan, New York University, Northwestern Uni- versityg Head of Commerce department. Ma- chines, quiet . . . WILMA L. BUCHHOLZ. fB.E1d., Illinois State Nor- mal University, University of Iowa, Columbia Ulniversityg Commerceg Co-Sponsor, Scrifblolers. So-help us . . . JANE HEWI TT. B.E., Illinois State Normal Univer- sityg Commerceg Co-Sponsor, Scrilolblers. Take out pencils and paper . . . H. W. HOFFMAN. A.B., University of Kansas, Camp- Ibell Collegeg Bookkeeping. Debit-Credit . . . I l l Miss Pl- M- Cleary Miss W. L. Buchholz Miss J. Hewitt Mr. H. W. Hoffman Always friendly and willing to serve. Page Twenty-four Practice makes perfect.

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l l QEARL FREITAG.. Co-Captain of lightweight football. With Puff-Puff l in the lead, our team just naturally won. LESLIE PETERSON. Salutatorian. Pete's scholastic achievements l have given the student body a goal for which to aim. GLORIA COLGRASS. D.A.R. award Winner, President of the Senior l Class. In Glo are blended all the qualities of a truly fine American girl. GEORGE MELICHAR. Captain of heavyweight basketball. George's l spirit and skill sparfked his team through a successful season. HELEN SMITH. Editor-in-Chief of THE ROUS-ER. All who came in i contact with Helen were affected by her sense of res-ponsibility and , sharpness of perception. CHARLES IOAS. President of the Honor Senate. In Chu.ck the ideals and aims of the Honor Senate fo-und expression. LYLE HARLOR. Valedictorian. Lyle's intelligence and accomplish- I ments have at once been the pride and envy of R-B. PATRICIA SMITH. E-ditor of the Clarion. Pat's pep, vitality, and l sense of humor carried her through whatever she undertook. EUGENE KENNEDY. lCalptain of heavyweight football. Gene, always l hard-hitting and spirited, led his team on to victory. ELEANOR EVANS. Presi-dent of the Sharclub. Eleanor has given the l .Sharclub added life and mea-ning, making it an organization of which , every R-B girl is proud. BARBARA BUSSE. President of the Student Council. U-nder Barbara's l able direction the Student Council became a truly representative . student organization. I LEONARD STEIN. President of the Pep Clu'b. With Len to lead us we I cheered and cheered and cheered! I ! .....Z? H1515 mn . 4 W ,M W, if l X I T l . 'ZCAA - 1 - l Nl WF l ella? 6 oltlla, I rg- as f XX A