Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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GLADYS ISKEBERG. M,A. English Miss Ekeberg can not determine whether she tnost enioys eastern United States, California, or the northern lakes for her vacation. ISABEL FISHER, FLA. Spuuixlz What almost every young girl wishes to be at one time or another, Miss Fisher wanted to be, an ac- tress. RAYMOND FROFHLICH, M.A. Social Studies When younger, Mr. Froehlich chose his father for his hero and wanted to imitate him. He enjoyed the Cumberland Mountains. ADVISERS ALLEN ELMQUIST, M.M. Band Director Mr. Elmquist would like to meet Toscanini. For recreation he en- joys golf and reading Popeye. lie was born in Utah. RUTH FOSTER, B.S. English Hiking is Miss Foster's recreation. She likes to listen to the 'I'ou'n Meeting of the Air and Informa- tion, Please on the radio. PEARL GIEDDES, M.A. English Maurice Evans ranks first as Miss Geddes' choice of actor. Colorado is her favorite vacation spot. MIGNON ERICKSON, B.A. Englisla The White Mountains are Miss Erickson's choice of a vacationland. The opera Mignon is highly en- joyed by her. JOY FRAIPONT, M.A. Soriul Studies Radio City is the choice for Miss FruiPonr's vacationland. Shake- speare's Hamlet and Verdi's Aidu are her favorite play and opera. MILDRED GREIENLEE, B.A. Social Studies Miss Greenlee, born in Argyle, Illi- nois, enjoyed the movie The Great lVullz very much. She chooses the West for vacations. Page 19

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MILDRED CURRIER, M.A. Physical Iidzzeafion Katherine Cornell in Jeanne d'Art is ranked first on the stage by Miss Currier. She prefers sym- phony concerts to operas. ELMER DEWEY, B.A. Cummerrial Even though he was born far from the sea here in Rockford, Mr. Dewey wanted to be a sea captain. ANNA DRIEBUSCH, M.A. German Miss Dricbusch would like to meet Andre Malraux, the author of Man'x Fate. On the radio she enjoys Ernio Bolognini. TEACHERS ROBERTA DAVEY, B.A. Social Studiex In her childhood days here in Rock- ford, Miss Davey dreamed of see- ing the rest of the world as an avia- trix. LOIS DILLEY, M.A. English As the East is rich in historical and literary associations, Miss Dilley en- joys it greatly. Carmen is her favorite opera. ISABELLE DUFFEY, B.A. English In Contemporary Literature Miss Dulfey selects The Yearling and Madame Curie as favorites. On the stage she enjoyed Ben Hur. FLOY DENTLER, Ph.B. Art Miss Dentler would like to meet her favorite radio star Charlie McCarthy. She enjoys the comic, Gasoline Alley. MARIE DOBYNS, M.A. Sorial Sludies At the present Miss Dobyns' favor- ite actor is Tyrone Power. In her childhood she set for herself a nurs- ing career. SARENA DUNTON, B.A. Music Miss Dunton's love of music is ex- pressed in her choice of The Arn by Van Loom as her favorite book, Page 18

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if s la MARIAN HAMMOND, M.A. English Miss Hammond would like to greet Dorothy Thompson. Although her favorite recreation is resting, she en- joys reading joe Palouka. RAYMOND HOISINGTON, B.A. Science Mr. Hoisington was born on a farm in Illinois. As a vacation, he en- joys traveling in the mountains. THOMAS HORRALI., B.S. Srierlre Mr. Horrall was born in Olney, Illi- nois, and strangely enough, teach- ing was definitely not his childhood ambition. rf 5,3994 GUIDES EVERETT HANSON, M.S. Srienre When he was younger, the wild and woolly West called to Mr. Hanson and he vowed to be a cow- boy. AMY HOLLEM, M.A. English Of all the living prominent persons Miss Hollem would like most to meet the famous pianist, Harold Bauer. ANNIE HUNTER, M.A. English When a child, Miss Hunter wanted to be a landscape gardener. Aus- ten's P1ide and Prejudice is her favorite book. MARY HILLS, B.A. Englixb Miss Hills' childhood ambition was to be a man because women cut a poor figure in the vocations she ad- mired. SERENA HOLMIN, B.S. Home Ermmmirs Miss I-Iolmin's counsin, J, Theo- dore Johnson, is a distinguished artist who has a picture hanging permanently in the Chicago Art In- stitute. VERA HUNTER, B.A. Social Studies Miss Hunter chooses her vacation spot according to the season. To rope a steer with ease was her childhood ambition. Page 20