Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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L M -in n- -un... U Q . O QH EDN.-x ERICKSON 1 RICHARD WELD Disk She has a voice that's soft in tone, Argue he will whenever he can. Nor does she like to be well known. And often he baffles a learned man. WARREN GIBSON GORDON TuffiO NEUMANN EDWIN LINDSKOLD His joqund nuanner tends A happy-go-l ck l d ' he. T0 easily Wm him fflends- He always selemsy toa belscarefree. Ki 4 I ' YI I LOETLE Lim does her duty Came FREIDA LOREAN NAGEL Jimmy n w o a ' . She also does not lack in beauty. . MARION VVRAY KENNEDY No matter what is to be done. In it she'll find a little fun. FRED W. LAGERHOLM President Radio Club 3. We know him as a radio fan, And also ns the buy who can. She's proved herself a loyal friend, Whose friendship will last to the end. PAUL WATKINS PHELPS Is there another boy just like him. So full of fun. real pep. and vim? DOROTHY LILLIAN ROSENE Dot A gentle pleasant little maid, Of work and trouble unafraid. FERN ELEANOR GIBSON Doms ISABELLE YOUNG- ?-ilihesp scholarship in BERG Downy 5 ' 2- H' h t s hl if ' As 'Egg A kgirl who does not Clfthiig. C oars lp In -- now reuining. - v 5' A girl whose face is Shshjagieguslcs what always Shmmg' And also sports, especi- E I ., ally hikes. - 1 . ' s l ' N n u n' ' H-.r uin .:... nas spun.-nn-a 'urugua- 2 24

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Fl .. or ,A , M B B H DOROTHY AUGUSTA THELEN DOY Always hapliy. always gray. Pleasant company we all must say. IONE :MARIE AHLSTRAND 1 A kind-hearted girl we all will say. She's quite charming in every way. . 1 GLADYS DORIS ALBERS Dimples She speaks few words. we all will agree. Yet she's charming as charming can be. IRENE JOSEPI-IINE ANDERSON Eric She always does what's in her might. To help along in all that's right.. STANLEY EDWIN BORCHERS ANDERSON' Tallie Have a good time-and play away. Do your work some other day. STANTON FRANK BRowN it Highest Scholarship in i s 'N Agriculture. X K: sc. '- L' K We like to watch and ' as ser trace, ' That smile that comes 3 fiiirs- onto his face. A is X ff X O S' Eg X Q y xi N as is Q Rss s . .X is N. B N A it u. ... .. an-up-n SWEN BERTIL ANDERSON A-ndy I-le gives us all a knowing look, Perhaps he reads us like a book. MARGARET BELLE ARTHURS Shorty She gives her best to class rooms here. And she supports the teams with cheer. GLADYS BEATRICE BENJAMIN Glad ' Let banners of jollity be unfurled ' Is Gladys' motto in this world. HENRIETTA LoU1sE BURR l She goes at things with all her heart Her favorite subject now is art. MARGUERITE PAULINE EUSTICE Peggy A- look at Marguerite and we find, Dignity and poise combined. DOROT HY CAROLYN RAN- DALL Baby Highest Scholarship in English. In this small girl we all do find. Friendship and clever- ness combined. C12 23 1 a- -Annu :urn-un-nun--unc

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FlHE'- HOWARD HENRY ABRAM How CATHERINE BUSKE Kay He doesn't think it's right to grin. One who always willingly serves. For that would be a shameful sin. For this much credit she deserves. ARNOLD HERMAN ALBEE Aw-ny DONALD ALFRED FAY U Don In the classroom he is rather shy. Full of pep, of life, of play. But on the golf links myl Ol my. That is Don. both night and day. BEN ANDERSON EVELYN ESTHER GILBERT Span-ky Some puzzling expressions he has now and then So we wonder what's troubling Ben. MABEL ALICE BERT Bert This maid we know can surely draw. In her art there's little flaw. t VVALTER. FREDERIC BRUNN Wally Among the studies Walter takes. He thinks Physics takes first place. MARY ELIZABETH REED Mary Lou ' Highest Scholarship in Foods. When Mary works in - our library She's peppy. genial, and merry. The wistful look seems out of place Upon so fair a maiden's face. ARLA MARIE HILLMAN When she's around, we feel at ease. Because she's never hard to please. I V EDNA SIOHNSON 4. y Ready and willing is this lass, Welcome member in a class. CLARA MARGARET RETz- LAFF Johnnie Highest Scholarship in Typewriting Though short and quiet she's full of fun. Sports in her pleasures a place have won. 25