Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Page 13 text:

N im , 1 M wg ra' s R5 1 4: WX., 'Q' ty ' wi mq?l'ix v-K Housing iiiformation and general utlices, hesidcs those uf school uthcials, the auditorium, and a few class riiinns, this building is known as Main Building, Located in the hall uf this huilding are the statue ut' George XX'ashingtnn, 4.-xliibitiun cases, and cases containing trophies high sclimil athletes have won for their school. Page 9

Page 12 text:

'T ,ru CXJPIJ' , iif 512, Fur' river hiilf ii CL-iitury, students uf Rockford Senior high school have passed in and out uf tliuu x'iiic-cuwruil gnu-s which .ulmit tu Study Halls 222 :mil 522, ll few Class mums, and Puhliciitiun uthccs. ln rmiin 225 ffaiciiig frontj, Miss Hazel Knch, junior Advisor, guides junior class students in their courses and electives. Page 8

Page 14 text:

Luv, 'Rita 't 1 . -' ' : . - .ul 2 L '-1 ' '41 '1f.,, ff:-.?s1:1.,, Q Q -1. .- 'e 1 i 1ifs.ff1:t57g1,f. -'. 5 E' . 'L 9 'w,.U,iB41g,: -e n at Z. .. 'L' 5. ..4....,..1 1:2 5- Q L: l -F gi - 4 V in L 1' ifji' L: 'S 3- 'moz i' 'Q i . if i 'I :.1.,,'1'gj- ' 5 ev l, , 5 ,j ,. y.-Lg. V l , -V I . A a . aura .-J' i 1 ' 5 'H' 5 1 yy Ht : E , , N 1 . 5?-1' 2. ' fn ' l' F: gli . ,y -J lux- Q, fi j' - 4 - ..-...I 3' Q' ' :ii 'if 1 I tty ,gi N ,-ef f, I, k I . . 1 3 ,. ' . F tf1Ir,g3'F' , ft. W! -M-M. ' q...-.'2 1'-ij-. ry rw- Fll vu ' 5 ' V V . t . ' r, 3 :f f fi '! f .- f ,ok . i V . 1. I ' . 1. . ,A ' S .Y , . wus,-V N ! ., . - 1, , .EWU rr ' ' e- s H 6. I :i.. .'i y ' ' J'-. ' ',' w. .1 ' 9 C A. tv 'v :kt fl I' '.. ' id. AL -s 1, . , L iga, T'7'7 R, vig , . .390 t LIv'!'tl.an,.-. Sr-rv-:fin-fm tl- ' . ' ' tg 'S .. 'V' ' NI' ., - Q ' ' ' - , Q s ' ' 4 1 5- i G - 1 -'gs-vw 3 -av. ' 1 - Y.. . V i R 414 H :I tl 3 . N ka ,J 1 1 . ' Q X . xo' K ' I u ' 14' :hz ,. . ,1 P+ ' I 1? U t i' ' 1 ii., 'titwtbeigo 1' I fb ll! 4 M :S 4 I i' 5912155 , 14:2 -' ,gi VL M . V -'maxi ' ' ' . 4' -' ,W .I a-t i ., X' N ' Xiu , .au . -1 .... , ,- Bard n , .1 ,',- ...sewer-sg,.,g1Q .my Z tvs :kv ' ,L v E ,L 'igQt'yAw,,,2. t '-.4 s H 'E J: . 5 3 fs. . L - 1. T 3. l. ' tt 1 2- a -1 L. 5 .1 . ',',,A?AVf9izdlv:1,,gygT:l,,.-YK' ' Q K -' 4' -' . , ,- -J'!1'- . 4 '- L . in 'nv-Had. 'u'f -115' 4 it i l' 15. , 2, 'ttf ' Q. F . ,i .- ' '1:'1 jll x, liiyp, ' 1 5 Q, 1' ..,,,, ,,', 27 1 ' ' :If f i ' ', it . lt .1 'VZ.w.f 11xg,fQaq1j,,gJt44amg.:51vf., ,, , ' , --a- ...,., ., v - w - '- . V1 hi! We: ,h I -it 1, E' livin, .fn 41 AJ-t 51 , 'J Q.. , w . .1- ' fi f eu 5111 if rl ' ig -gqi ,S ' . ,,. 'C-Q.. ' 1 ...y- lf' 0.7 .F- ul. sri 'ra '59 i 5 r.',,- li ' 4fY '3ww - 9:24, ..f' ,-' 1-4, -FKA er' lf' fi-L 'F -1 f if pu V? X-r r fig--a ., .gr ,M :ig I -f- 55.55133 I .fer gf :Qs H? 1--41 f ,... 'ig il-iff' ' Tfiu-'f..1 L95 ' ii, .. - 1:1---r ' amfwi 3 J .,-,-.-...QA dugg: ,h. . - ,yy 'T' 'fr' : 'T 'oi ' tar -J - 4-K :Z 5 - :WE . ' . 4, ' 'rzsw g- ' .. E-. fl , ' . i 'Lf '11 ' , 7-A 1, -' .' ' 3 71 ' 4- 'I I st.. - 1 J k ht RJR, y' N -eg fa.. , . . ti, '- ' 12 'X Pr- ' 'I wr ui' 'lf' -,'1f'T' .re - .Q Y.- ,-L :A-'F-1.1 si -R - A N-M-',,, ,. . dl X ,..f..1 . - i . 2,444-,.?,: L'1',q7:-.Ly -1 fn- -- -M s Li-i1'iliZ'1'1 f.-fi, 'J -- --c 'I 'wifi 'vt' . 1. 8? -51 .jk ,- 5 ' 1 , x 3 A -451. .ids 5' 2 I 5 31,7 ' JS ' E 'z ' ' m Lui 4 Q 'z' Q. f' . .' -. ' . 1 - , f. 1 '- '. - PTA. 1 - ' ' 4: r.-. A sa . I L.. , x. , A , hy. f',Q...-15132 ' 3, - -1 1-:mrs-x . J Q A high school like any other organization has to have a govern- ing hody. This group is composed oi the principal, assistant prinic- pal, director of employment, dean of girls, class advisors, and department heads. lt is the purpose of these persons to see that Rockford Senior high school attains high standards and that all oi the subsidiary organizations are functioning properly. liach department oi the administrative group has its own particular duties and is aided hy the teaching personnel. Providing students with text books and other necessary equipment is another service l' h d hz members of the executive force. Methods of teach- d accomp is e y . ing are also discussed and revised making a more desirable an helpful educational system for the thousands oi boys and girls who make up the student body. Another form oi guiding, is done hy the classroom teachers. They ' d direct courses strive to develop students into good citizens, an aiding them in vocational plans for the future. The instructors' work is never altogether finished. They must plan quizzes and correct the papers, besides they must keep abreast of educational trends. Although to some students, the faculty is there only to grade them, teachers have their parties and get-togethers as does the student body. They meet together, eat together, and engage in lively conversation about anything and everything. Teachers do see to it that students have and know their lessons, however, if a stu- dent does not understand his work, he is encouraged to visit his ' l h urs faculty teacher after school hour members give much helpful assistance to students. s tn the class room. ln a ter o