Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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6. S. LIEDCIER, IECDOTS AND SECDES. ..,f'.F.Y.II.5,'?,,.If4.'2E.. '?.P?F?,I5'.I.PY- WE CARRY A FULE LINE 01 EANVASS UXFORDS AND WHITE KID SLIPPERS. I6 South Hain Street, - ROCKFORD, ILI TEWART EL O' DRY GooDs,'fSQg'ggg ST. ROCKFORD. - ILLINOIS. BUY YOUR Shoes and Slippers ..Ul.-1 HEMVIING 6: CO., Cor. FIRST and STATE Sts. All Widths f m AAAI In Lh I L Isp THE NELSON GHFE, 3l2 S. Main St., Nelson Hotel Bld'g. XII kmds of Lunches served Lo order. First-class Meats, be-s C fl' I 5 H d p L h o ee in L1 t'. ome ma e a.sLry. unc es D If Pf P' ' P ' u u or lcmc arules. --DON'T FORGET THE PLACE,-- IVICGRAHAN BROS., Props Open Day and Night.

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COURSES OF STUDY. u LATIN-COURSE. ENGLlgH EBURSE. E 1. Latin Reader. 1. English History 20 weeks. E Zoology 20 weeks. I- 2. Algehra. 2. Algehra. Q 3. Physical Geography 20 weeks. 3. Physical Geography 20 weeks. E English Composition 20 weeks. English Composition 20 weeks. 4. Reading twice a week. 4. Reading twice a week. Q 1. Caesar and Latin Prose Composition. 1. Rhetoric, 20 weeks. E ' German or Arithmetic and Book- s. keeping, 20 weeks. Q 2. Geometry. 2. Geom-etry. Q 3. Physioipgy 20 weeks. 3. Physiology, 20 weeks. 3 Botany 40 weeks. h Botany, 20 weeks. ' gn 4. American Authors, twice a week. 4. American Authors, twice a week. . Latin and . - - Latin-German Eng. .Scientific with English :LE Classical' German. L' bcwntlfic' Sczhntific. Latin and German. I Scientific. E 1. Greek, Grammar 1. German. 1. Physics. 1. Physics. 1. Ist year Latin. 1 1. German or Q and Anabasis. lst year Latin. E 2. Cicero. Prose Composition and Ovid. 2. German. 2. German. 2. Physics. 5- 3. Genera1eHistory. 3. General History. 4. English Authors, twice a week. 4. English Authors, twice a week. D2 1. Anabasis and 1. German. 1. Chemistry and 1 Germam. 1. Caesar. 1. German or I lliad. Geology . Czesar. P' 2. Virgil and Ovid. 2. Chemistry and 2. German. 2. Chemistry and J: ' i Geology. Geology. E ' 3, fa.l Civics fCivil Government, American Politics and Political -Economyj or 3. ffl., Civics, or 3 tb.l English Literature, or UU Literature, or u. tal Last twenty weeks Review Algebra. fc.j Review Algebra.. Drawing may be taken once a week throughout the course. Three orations on selected subjects are required the last year. Pupils preparing for higher institutions are allowed to substitute equivalents for any study in the course 74

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HALF HOURS WITH GREAT AUTHORS. L. Il.-Good morning! Do you use Pears' soap. J. H.-You will find it in Roberts' Rules of Order. B. M.-Oh ! ! I! W. T.-Jimminie! Crackets! W. B.-Is that so? H. G.4I rise to a point oi order. F. B. P.-lf I had only been born rich instead of hand- some. M. K -My little mother said so. E. H. R.-Yes-s-s-s-s-s-- B. S -Oh! Oscar: H. H. U.--Who'd :L thunk it? R. R -Who's got my book? H. E. R.-Not I alone hold this viewg other great men have said, etc. H. E. B.-Yes, two onions will remove the odor of ice cren rn from the breath. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS. H. CLARK -No, so far as we know there is nothing to prohibit you from editing the Owl next year except paucity of cash. SUSIE W.-Yes, the editors of the Annual will send their autographs to all. post-paid, on receipt of 310. Seniors please notice. ARTHUR R., '95.-No, celluloid collars are not the latest fashionable fad A four-in-hand necktie should not be worn with a full dress suit. WEBB.-Yes, 'lpretty boy is a. very becoming name. The mere fact of your being able to ride a wheel does not necessarily give you a mortgage on the R. H. S. EUNA W.-Yes, we think it would be advisable for young ladies who intend to mingle in society to live nearer the vortex. INQUIRER.-We do not think--CThe editor of this de- partment was suddenly called away before he had Enish- ed his auswer.j