Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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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

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P' .91-n SUPERVISING STAFF HUGH TOLMI E Director-Buildings. Groumls und Muinlemulrc CHARLES DAVIS Attorney-School Board EDXVIN MORRIS Dentist EBERHARDT QUANDT Physician MYRTLE IRONS Sllperrisol'-Ari EGBERT FELL Psychiatrist RUTH LINS i Superzfisor-Health and Pbysiml Education ASTRID GUSTAFSON Su pervisar-Music CLARENCE SULLIVAN Prinler WILLIAM GARDNER Director-Department of Attendance LUCY NORMILE N Director-Cafeteria: VERA WALLING Chief Clerk-Administration A public school system is not complete without men and women who serve under the different titles of supervisors, doctors, clerks, and printer. Such persons, a vital necessity to school life, help to hold it together. Seeing that the students of the high school and other schools of the city receive attention other than those given in the class room, and seeing that all departments and oihce routine nun smoothly, are two duties of this group. This body of individuals has charge of the coordinate activities of the Rockford Public Schools. They make changes, introducing new ideas into the system used for teaching students of schools. Page 13