Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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FUREIGN LANGUAGE MUSIC JULIA SHAFER B. A. Department Head Grinnell College Poetry and travel books are Miss Shafer's favorite reading. She also enjoys traveling and horse- back riding. ISABEL FISHER B. A. University of Michigan Miss Fisher declares that one great enjoyment is music of all types while another is playing golf. HAZEL PUTNAM B. A. University of Michigan Miss Putnam chooses as her fav- orite hobby, carpentry: construct- ing cupboards and tables in her spare time. LORAINE SWANSON B. A. Augustana College Miss Swanson derives a great deal of pleasure from music in general but mainly from symphonies and operas. SARENA DUNTON B. A. Wheaton College Miss Dunton hopes to visit China in the very near future. She en- joys hiking, picnics, ice-skating, and concerts. L0 f'1 x x, Xl 410 Page 28 I x SYLVIA BREWER M. A. University of Wisconsin Miss Brewer's greatest pleasure comes from hiking and climbing all kinds of hills from small mounds to pyramids. HELEN KELLEY M. A. Northwestern University Miss Kelley's enjoyments are of a great variety, but reading and lectures are those that she likes best. LENA SCANDROLI B. A. Rockford College Reading and golf hold an interest for Miss Scandrolig however, her one greatest ambition is to travel. JUNE BORNOR B. C. S. Albion College At present Mr. Bornor is building an amplifier for the orchestra. He likes radio building and also guns. JOHN HAIGHT Mr. Haight enjoys any expression of art or literature, the great out- doors, and all kinds of animals. L.. ff! n QLNA ani- in-x-ot A50 0 'SA LA N '-as X ,A-. NA,

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SOCIAL SCIENCE MARY BROWN B. S. Deparlmenl Head Rockford College Gardening, reading, and enter- taining her friends are a few of Miss Brown's many interests out- side of school. MARIE DOBYNS M. A. Columbia University Miss Dobyns possesses a great in- terest in reading biography, travel and fiction. She enjoys traveling by automobile. RAYMOND FROEHLICH M. A. University of Illinois Mr. Froehlich's hobby is collect- ing pictures and information about Abraham Lincoln for use in government and history classes. VERA HUNTER B. A. Rockford College During the summer when she is not busy teaching, Miss Hunter's leisure time is spent playing golf. DOROTHY KNILL B. A. Beloit College In leisure moments Miss Knill en- joys reading books. Hjelferron in Power by Bowers is one of her favorites. QQ Fw ff al. Page 30 3 ROBERTA DAVEY B. A. Rockford College The petite Miss Davey is very quick and active in sports, espe- cially golf which is her preference. JOY FRAIPONT M. A. Columbia University Music is the hobby of Miss Frai Pont. She plays the pipe organ and prefers classical pieces. MILDRED GREENLEE B. A. Rockford College Miss Greenlee has a variety of hobbies to occupy her spare time. Among them are sewing and driv- ing. EARL KIESLING B. A, Albion College Digging weeds and cultivating and watering his flower garden keep Mr. Keesling's spare time occupied. WINIFRED LEDGER B. A. Northwestern University Miss Ledger has a special hobby of mountain hiking, but at home reading fills her spare time. f ,'7