Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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I Rowman H-GH lu I!!! ILION!!!n!!!!!!!!!!!!Il!,!!1s11nllll!!! SCHOOL STEEN Faculty Notes To the Old. DIEU, old friends! VVe hope you're sorry to lose us! VVe regret to leave you, but, remember, we are young-eager for achieve- ment-anxious to press forward! Whatexfer the future, where- ever we may be, rest assured we'll have a warm place in our hearts for you. To the New. With the members of the faculty, the Class of 1916 has endeavored to make life interesting for the Freshman Classu of the teaching corps! Has it succeeded? Unwritten history alone can tell. NVQ must say to you, Salve, atque vale. The growth of Rockford High School, and the departure for new fields of many instructors of last year made necessary the addi- tion of several new teachers to the R. H. S. faculty. Mr. I. J. Mathews came with bag and baggage, Holstein and typewriters from Michigan to implant in the minds of the youth of Rockford useful and fruitful ideas in regard to the science of agriculture. and to uproot the hither- to prevalent notion that agriculture Coff the farmj was a loafer's para- dise. Manual training drew Mr. M. D. jones from Illinois University. and Mr. Shipman from Evanston. The latter so liked Rockford that, when the merry month of May drew near, he returned to Evanston and brought HER to Rockford also. The English department shows the greatest changes, however, for Miss Bessie DeBord, Miss Lillian Van Cleve, Miss Hazel Murdoch, Miss Beulah Reed, Mr. A. H. John- son, Mr. C. C. Hanna, and Mr. D. C. Sprague formed part of the forces charging on slang, cheap fiction, and sloth in verbal thought and action. Mr. T. Floden came down to us from VVisconsin U. Mr. Kelley replaced Mr. H. E. Snyder in commercial correspondence. Mr. G. K. Young, and Mr. L. VV. Bates came in February to teach history and science, respectively. They are getting acquainted. Miss Com- stock and Miss Morrison were imported to cater to the needs of Rock- ford's future home-makers. Iilightec

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