Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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fiizf.fQf'i0v1.,,f,Lf, -Th QJNHV O one who has felt and understood the spirit of Rockford High School and has endeavored through the medium of her work to inf still that unifying spirit both in the pupils with whom she has worked and in the school at large, the staff dcdicates this record of the year 1925.

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R f mm OR you who have been the actors 1n th1s h1gh school drama of mneteen twenty four and twenty five we the playwnghts have endeavored to preserve the memor1es not only of th presentatlon n1ghts but also of the more lntlmate pleas ures of common tra1n1ng and rehearsals. May the experiences of Everyboy and Everygirl here recorded always bring to you vivid recollections of yourown high school career. 'C Q x04I-9 I Nl! 'Aw AYKVA af 'L fsiiarfie Df Prologue : F r i ' as it f f , f , X. .' , , U ' 7 if I sm k 2 p e ' Q 2' 1' g s 43- J ' le sf e ' 7,7 ein s Al YW . A

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N Act 1 The Foothills HESE are the future Every' ,S ,Q bodies, inexperienced now, but growing more into the responsibilities which await them. Although they are only minor characters, the scenes in which they appear are significant ones. They are delightfully absorbed in their own lines, but one can detect them studying with affected unconcern the leading characters-admiring-enjoyf ing-hoping. They are gradually learn' ing to realize the long, gruelling ref hearsals which Everyboy and Every' girl undergo before perfecting their roles. To them they are a prophecy of their own mysterious future to which they look forward so eagerly. They would not let Everyboy and Everygirl even suspect how they look up to them and anticipate the day when they will be in their places, proud Seniors. V 5' 7 Q8 13 if L- A? vi