Rockford East High School - Argus Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Arranging majors and minors for three years of high school in the proper fields for each individual student is one of the most important duties of Miss Catherine Needham, sophomore class adviser. A helpful aid to making out programs and choosing a vocation are the Kuder Preference Tests given to underclassmen each spring. The sophomores learn the value of participation in extra-curricular activ- ities from serving on various class committees. Planning the junior Prom, play, informal mixer and parents' night is the job of Miss Ruth White, junior class adviser and English teacher. For these events the class picks committees. The juniors are also responsible for making arrangements for baccalaureate and commence- ment. Miss White checks the credits and majors and minors of each junior. In addition to these duties, she is adviser of the National Honor Society. The senior class adviser, Miss Hazel Koch, checks all graduation requirements. She supervises commencement activities and the meas- uring of all seniors for caps and gowns. Meetings between various college representatives and seniors who are interested in those schools are arranged by Miss Koch. An effort is made to include all seniors . A 'rf a Q ,, i ' 2 :aww j .XM M , ...,.. 1. - ' .r 1'-2 Q! .11 1 ,R W .,. CATHERINE NEEDHAM Sophomore Adviser RUTH ANN WHITE Junior Adviser in these activities. XVINIFRED LEDGER Dean of Girls HARRY W. KROLL Assistant Principal HAZEL KOCH Senior Adviser Miss Winifred Ledger, Dean of Girls, has many duties. She checks attend- ance records and iregular lists and issues admits each day. Supervision of the ROTC sponsors and just giving advice to all girls are some of her other tasks. Scheduling school activities takes much of her time. One of her more humorous jobs is approving club initiations. Assistant principal and Dean of Boys, Mr. Harry W. Kroll, is always busy. He arranges for all of East High's competitive sports and contests and is adviser of the Student Council. He checks the boys' irregular lists and attendance records and also gives absence and late admits. Adjusting the size of classes and assigning lockers to all students are more of his duties. 15

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Industrial Clerk Junior Engineers Walter Boguski, Ph.M. Eleanor Borden Q.. 06614 sl June Bornor, B.C.S. Sylvia Brewer, M.A. Mabel Brill, B.S. W X4 ww Orchestra Director Head of Language Physical Education K Department GAA Le Cercle Francais , www Mildred Brolund, B.S. john Burlend, M.A. Lamont Clikeinan, M.A. Home Economics Social Studies Head of Science Future Teachers' Club Debate Department Carefully lifting out a golden-brown lemon ineringue pie is Elaine Anderson, a Foods student. Watching attentively is Carol Rode. . 'lf