Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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THE ROCKFORD HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL A 1 Il,.1liSll :ind Urzilury lJop:il'tmL-lils i ' ' 1 ,va f A .J- W , 'f . . .mpg I X I WE, Mr. John M. Ludens, A. B. ' - Miss Eleanor Pierpont Scivnliiiv In-1n11't1n.-lit Miss Blanche Clark, B. S. Allllllvllllllix' Il-1p:1l'l1u4-lit 7. I .. x, K ,XX I X1 .V fx-n,, 141-,X Mr. Loyd D. Heth, A. B. Miss Hazel G. Putnam. A. B. Uivivs lk-purtxiwiit llllllgllilgtl ID91l2lI'lll'lUlll Miss Pearl Ritchie t'mnnu-ri-ini lh-imrlxlu-uL Mr. T. R. Wooley, A. B Mzinuzll 'l'i'1iining 1J1'Il2ll'llll nt. Mlss Jennette Cation Ur rIlln'Sl il' Sl'ii'lli'x' lJ0l!2lI'lIIlO

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I0 Miss Florence Foster l.iln':u'i.in Miss Elsle Glenny Svivnlilii' In-pzirtxiwllt THE ROCKFORD HIGH SCHOOL ANNUAL Mr. W. H. Haupt Alunuul 'Frziining In-lft R' M f. Miss Elizabeth Corcoran, A.B. S--ivnliliv In-pzirtme-nt Full Mr. John T. Haight 11111-1'--inl In-p:11'l'n1i-nt Miss Ethel Vincent, A. B. Xlzillivlmitil' IJi-pzlrtrnent 'S K 5. Miss Adah Jenks Ihnm-sliv S1-i.-111-v In-1 't x x O 3, Mr. Richard Rose, B. L. i'm1iim-rclail lwpm'l.1m:11t Mr. Robin L. Hamilton, A. B Cunllni-ri-izll In-p:1i'lm1'nt

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FACULTY fs i ' 1 f yr if 5535 , X W I - '.Wl 1' X I l f lt? tt? ZVWWIWMM 4 --X VM1, ea-Q , I ill twig it Aft : yi ,-Ji: lr' y l l Q . L- 9 e,..-,-.m e il'-lllllllllll l llllllllllllllllllllllllllllll tt i W t' Alternating Readings Few Hidden Glimpses of the Faculty Roll Miss Morse-Dean of the High School, and faculty as well. Versatile in all the needs of the school ller noble life and works have left an imperish- able heritage to many a boy and girl. Miss Waldo-Ntere it not for the breadth of insight of this woman, many a youthful student would find his researches a drudgery. and his labors of study, discontent. She mirrors the brightest things of a school room. ' Miss Brown-This is for .iXg'nes. llas never been accused of disturbing the peace. Deeply sensible of her work and duty. Iler amiable ways make the scientific studies pleasant. Miss Vincent-Harriet, Mr. Reader. .tn exception to the rule that women do all the talking. Sel- dom seen outside of home or room 47. Riehly endowed with the faculty of making the budding mathematical ideas to take firm root. Miss Dobson-lf all mankind understood the nobil- ity of true silence, and the blessedness of logical thinking as this woman does. how much more richly endowed would all life be. She makes a dead language live. Miss Jenks-llelieyer in deliberating scientifically over the sustances to be eaten. ller man tpar- don the expression with a lady member of the facultyj accepts it most admittedly. Many beg- gars have found her room congenial.