Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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1 1 51 ROSE BEHR as tri-'zisiirer uf the Senior Class zmll also airs xnzinagcr of rallies, has he-cu nzuneil Lis une nf the uutstnml- ing iiicnibers of the grauliiatiug class. JULIA JOSLIN has the svvmifl X: KARL ROHLEN, p0pl1lzn':ntli- ltftr' anal prewitlcnt uf thc Stu- ll:-nt timtm-il, hats 5limrn has uzipzllmility :LQ first Neilir--'ter 1ll'vsitl4'r1t ul thu Svillut' vlziss. , llighvft fiverfigcl ,in fclmlziftli' ,wwx in wtzintllng. Activities in xxnicli ' julian has tnlu-in part have lwcn 5' uf zi varivtl nzitiiru, Wvs NI' ' ,yn- Senior Leaders ELMER ANDERSON, vclittn' of the vczirhook and sccretziry ll and Scroll. zictcrl is secrctwry of the Illinois State High Sch ol Press .Xssruciatimi at lfrliziua this year. ot' the Qui .,-Q 410 is Y ' Q 5 A , , E - Q t ' -- E .XS lviisinz-ss wizuizigvr of the .Ximiizxl :mal prcwidekiit uf thc- Blnc 'llrizimzle Girl Reserves, RUTH JOHNSON lifts pt'ui'i l ROBERT MCCANN has 1,m.u lierhziluility :ii ai lczlilcr of illi- clmsc-n as the outstzmcling mvm- 59 'l' dass- lmor of the lrzinrl. Hi- luis shown his lczirlcrsliip in uthcr activi- ties as well. l 15 l 3, - 1.5 1 ,. .W HERBERT CALVERT, battal- ion Cxvcutive mf thc R.O,'l..C. corps :xml editor of thc Owl, ' prcsimlcrl over the ximiuzil cun- vcutiou of the lllinois lligh j ll Schoul Pri-ss Aseuciation at linux College. an '9- IONE HOHENSTEIN repre- sc-ntcfl Ruclcfurcl high school at the Nzitimizil lligh School Cho- rus at Detroit with three other memlmrs of the vocal organiza- tion. X I

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i, l L L i 5 n E I l i V L. I.. . :ff'j'v.1f' su 3,4 x .uf- ..-jf + ' oo.. . o .. fit. N -J iz, J BARTON CUMMINGS, heavy- weight foothall captain and member of the All-State foot- ball term, serxed as first se mestei xicepiesident 'intl set ond semester piesident o le tlass 1 JACK BEYNON, h wa placed on the mythitil State footbill team his been proclumed as the greatest quar- terback ever produced on the Rockford high school foothall teams 4'63 '5'Rw 'V'-'X -Um. ,ff 'Wh , 4.LW?5'f 'If -Y: f1'r'F3.' ' is: K -.f!2i: ?1, ' . ' ' MISS ETHEL VINCENT Senior adviser will remain in the hearts of all the graduating Seniors. She has shown herself a faithful and worthy assistant. I 1 fa, - Y .. yt .,,,, , 1.e ' fimz L fi if 44' , M. - bfJszf?i.,I . .,., .. 4: - ff52Jg3g,:E'ff' . 'ffnie . . ,,, . A . ,De w 'if' ', . iff fili, T , . ' A . :, Md viii. rP:i,f75'. 52? :PW .ga ,I -Si' ig , ' V Nl' , .i . ' 'e'7e f ff. , Vxjg f, ,' 'T-giL'v 1 ' 6 .ifgffag Vi A. . , H 5 Af... ' 32, Jw. .V 5l55f5iff ' 44 I1 E :Q - !.l5.?f:f..1 I. -, Ri 5 'if-iii HYMEN BURSTEIN has the highest scholastic average ofthe entire Senior class. lie has heen ai constant leader of thx- Ilonor Roll during his high school career. Senior Leaders ROBERT SCOTT, captain of the Big Six eliampionsliip light- weight hasketball team, has continued his record of capa- bility as vice-president of the Senior class. JACK ANDERSON, considered the most valuable member of the orchestra, had the opportunity of playing in the National High School orchestra at Atlantic City. One of the most popular Seniors in the class was EVERETT HENDRICKSON. During the second semester he was elected treasurer of thc Class. 14 ROSE KASINKUS, secretary of the class, was named as the outstanding debater this year. She showed her debating ahility hy' acting as captain of the affirmative team,

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Seniors Acaley, Gladys Marie Rah Authors 3, 45 Amazon 35 Grace Dodge 2, 35 Annual Staff 3. . Czoe nie a ta-sk, l'll try to do The best I have the ability to. Adams, Katherine Jane Orchestra 2. 3, 45 Fasces 25 Biology 35 Amazon 45 Blue Triangle 2, 3, 45 Annual 4. Happy go .lucky all the while, Her face is always with a smile. Ahlgren, Margaret Cunuuercia 3, 4. Always uzerry is this lass, A happy uzenzber of the Senior floss. Allen, Kathryn Seco 3, President 45 Biology 35 8-5-3, 45 Walter Hamp- den 2, 3, 4, Vicc'President 45 Battalion Sponsor 4. She's not so fiery big, in fact quite small, Netfertlzeless she's know-n and liked by all. Ambrose, Marie Vera Biology 2, 35 Grace Dodge 2. 35 Seco 3, 4. Calm, eomftosed, and somewhat shy, There's wealth of merrmess in her eye. Andersen, Genevieve Ila From Caledonia hails this Miss, That town can send us more like this. Anderson, Elmer .Xnnuril Staff 4, Editor 45 Owl Stat? 35 Quill and Scroll 3, Secretary 4, Treasurer 45 Student Council 2, 45 Junior Academy of Science 45 Glee Club 25 National Honor Society 4. An industrious and trustworthy lad, Our edztor's the best that can be had. Anderson, Grace Elvira Commereia 4. A friend to any whom she meets, Always kind, and always sweet. Anderson, Inez Marian S-5-3, 3, 45 Orchestra 2, 3, 45 VVa1ter Hampden 2, 3, 45 junior Play 3. A dandy girl, a wonderful pal, llfhat we all fall a nice little gal. Anderson, jack Edward Orchestra 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 Philos 3, 45 Annual Stait 45 Walter Hampden 45 National High School Orchestra 3. faek excelled on his clarinet About the best that we've heard yet. Anderson, Jane Elizabeth L n 25 8-5-3, 2, 3, 45 Rab Authors 43 A. B. L. 4. Neither too large or too small, Happy and jolly and liked by all. Xl Anderson, Leonard Victor Eric Little by little l'm learning to cook, But l should starve if I lost the book. 161