Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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Y? .-ppm, gk .,-.-- ., L . lair N351 , Yi Ji- +113 I. . , ,, , , T5 ' 'f- Jx.II',. Page 20 Formerly the W. R. Eynon Company of Cleveland, Ohio, with Winthrop Ingersoll as a partner, the Ingersoll Milling Machine Company was incorporated in 1887 and was moved later to Rockford in 1891 by Mr. Ingersoll. This Companyls manufacturing of milling machines and mechanical accessories has made it one of the most important con- cerns in the field.

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,i a.ff'ea,flE sae-asv-,me-rfvrw 1, ..t+wv,a.-ftrsuwmziyzwuawdg EWG' H . Monitor Heads Margaret Murphy fseatedj, Richard Linscott, Jean Moody, Edward Leach, Arthur Duree, with the aid of Mr. Lundahl, adviser, Robert Evans, President, and Virginia Peterson, Secretary, su- pervise the Monitor System, orig- inally established by the Student Council. An Executive Committee plans meetings and confers with Mr. Blue. Some junior and Senior members of the Council are Jean Cox, Carl Grip, Vito Ciochetti, jane Ander- son, Jeanne Roberg, Robert Lind- quist, Clara Fillmore, Cecelia Weis, Barbara Patterson, and Eric Lof- gren. Other junior and Sophomore Coun- cil members are Betty Sargent, Jean- ette Walmsley, Louis Ward, Mildred Ross, Geraldine johnson, Donald Patton, joe Schiavo, Margaret Brin- ker, Harriett Bergren, Marion Arbo- gast, Robert Cooling, Arthur Sten- burg, Richard Yahrmarkt, and Versa Smith. -D 4 1 2 X, v. 1 1 Z.: ,ma wt..-,rw Page 19

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,.1.-f-f eaw.-5,,- ' IES? i Thea 1! -- Upon entering these vine-covered gates one enters into the center of the actual edu- cational work of the Center of lndustry of Rockford Senior high school. This building houses the Sophomore and junior Study Halls, besides various classrooms and home rooms and the Publications Office. Situated between the Middle Building and the Old Building, this entrance has seen many stu- dents corne and go. Page 21