Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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FUREWURIJ In 1937 as a reader looks back over the old Owls and Annuals, he smiles a bit as he observes how odd things were in the bygone days. Each annual and each paper, in turn though, was thought the best, and each was the best, because its workers were progressing, continuously climbing toward an objective and changing from the old to the new. The alumni of this school plannedtheir lives' pro- gram while they were in high school, and the alumni that head opening pages of every section of this book are among those that have made prog- ress and have realized their ideals. This realiza- tion could not have been possible had it not been for their desire for progress. The alumni of this institution, like those of all others, have blazed the trail for the present generation. Using decades of school history together with the alumni of Rockford High School, the staff of this 1937 R. H. S. Annual attempts to show some of the progress the High School has made. Page 4

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DEDICATIUN For her sincere interest in main- taining the noteworthy record she and its representatives have made for the student council, for the delightful manner in which she conducts her Latin classes, for her untiring efforts to encourage every girl with Whom she comes in contact, the 1937 staff vvhole- heartedly dedicates this forty- fourth volume of the R. H. S. Annual to Hazel G. Putnam, Dean of Girls.