Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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F LT V .fur .V 9 it . R 3. ghi?l as SYLVIA BREWER, M.A. French liifhen she spends an evening at home, Miss Bret,-fer likes to listen to symphony orchestra mu- sic but for exercise she enjoys hiking. IOHN V. BURLEND, B.E. Sofia! Szudiex Although Mr. Burlend's iavonte book is the For- syte Saga, he shows his appreciation of humor by choosing P. G, Wode- house as his favorite au- thor. M. LAMONT CLIKEMAN, M.A. Srience Vfhen Mr. Clikemon was a child, he was greatly impressed by the incidents which took place on his first day in school. ETTA N. BROWN, B.A. Afarbematicy Honesty and sincerity are the two traits of char- acter that Miss Etta Brown thinks will make the ideal citizen of tomorrow. IEAN CAMPBELL, M.A. Srienre ln the estimation of Miss Campbell, Lincoln and Lindbergh rank as two outstanding Americans. She admires people who have a sense of humor, THEODORA COXON, M.A. Englifb M1-s. Coxon admires people with integrity. She doesn't take exercises for benefit but for amuse- ment. She swims, dances, and walks. 9 f A -f ef so - . f ,gs - 1 MARY H. BROWN, B.S. Social Sfudiex Deparfmenl Head As her favorite book, Miss Mary Brow-m selects no certain one, but she en- joys historical novels of the covered wagon per- iod. MARY I. CARLSON, M.A. , Englifb During the past year Miss Carlson, who, inci- dentally, dislikes answer- ing questionnaires, enjoy- ed most the film version of Goodbye Mr. Chips, THOMAS F. CHULL, B.A. Science According to Mr. Cmll. the ideal citizen of tomor- row should develop that uncommon faculty, com- rnon sense, He admires sincerity. MILDBED CURRIER, M.A. Pbjprical Edufaiion Moonlight Sonata is the movie which Miss Currier enjoyed most. Her pet aversion is People who eat in picture shows. l19l 4111- sf ,dna . 9, 2 'ff ' pee? fiffaf ' Nd ' p

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WH Q, A1 ,Z ' 6 1 I fgf Xi' ' v . '24 24:2 Z 5 JY 12175, ' ,, 1 'J'l'fF5 1132 fy Q , , 4 ff we ,ff s 'A , Q f Q i 0 , Y r 6 f t i + j f JK Q .6 f FA LT ., 51, ,.f,-5,3 r 1 T5 5 Atl CHESTER L. BAILEY, B.A. Commercial Department H end Mr. Bailey insists that to guard against loss of democracy we must take a more active part in our granted rights. GENE ALBERSTETT, B.E. Social Studief Listening to the Chase and Sanborn hour, play- ing tennis, and riding horseback are a m o n g Miss A1berstett's enjoy- able pastimes. GEORGE A. BERG, B.E. Irzdmlrial Mr. Berg thinks that honesty, fair play and an unselfish attitude to- ward the truth make up the qualities of an ideal citizen. IUNE E. BORNOR, B.C.S. Orcbevra Director According to Mr. Bor- nor, honesty of purpose and friendliness are two of the most admirable personal qualities. f18 , 1 f 1 7 ,.':.!c X ,.,,,,,, 4 rm f 2 2 BERTHA BARDO, B.A. Mathermzticf Miss Bardo considers insincerity and discour- tesy as her pet aver- sionsp she names Frank- lin D. Roosevelt as the greatest living American. CAROLYN AGNEW, B.S. Home Ecorzomici Although Vincent Shee- han is her favorite author, Miss Agnew enjoys Gone With the Wind by Margaret Mitchell as her favorite current book. CHARLES A. BEYER, B.A. Pbyxical Edrzcalion Director Although Mr. Beyer's favorite books are Life and You and Les Mis- erables, his favorite authors are Dickens and Whittier. l GLEN I... BATESOLE, M.A. Maibemalici When free from teach- ing duties, Mr. Batesole devotes his time to out- door exercising and fa- vorite radio programs, such as Information Please. EISIE BEATTY, NLP.. Engliyh Tomorrow's citizen, Miss Beatty believes, should realize that he lives in a group and the whole group contributes to his individual Well-being. WILLIAM BOGUSKI M.S. I nd mrrial Mr, Boguski, though choosing the Bible as his favorite book of all time, enjoys the Writings of Carl Van Doren and Theodore Dreiser.

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FA L TY X ,. .D x' D ., ty v.,. 3 ., A, I .M.- gifxw- egki? f- ,rr f1 1. 'K f -2, 7 M me,at. ', ..-,. -ae+WWf A V X i J l , fs If , z , w.,fm,,-tw' 'I 0 ' ' N A ' '59 ' ig., si 5321? S R X- 'f N , Assess. T - up 1-...qQQ' an ,M X w ,. as . 'N ,,N, ' sw EEC-:fc 'ie - rwww I .5 4,1- at i ELMER C. DEWEY, B.A. Commercial Mr. Dewey believes that the motto Be your- self is very good advice. His favorite current book is Days of Our Years. FLOY E. DENTLER, PH.B. Ari Miss Dentler appreci- ates sincerity and friend- liness in anyone, She likes Working in her gar- den or going on hikes. ISABELLE DUFFEY, B.A. Englirb Miss Duffey admires Miss Iulia Lathrop, a Rockford woman, head of the children's bureau at Washington, whom she met at Rockford College. MIGNON I.. ERICKSON, B.A. Erzglifb Miss Erickson enjoys many radio programs in- cluding Charlie McCar- thy, the Ford Symphony, and Orson Welles. She also enjoys Walking. LOIS A. DILLEY. M.A. Englifla Deparlmenz Acting Head According to Miss Dil- ley, who dislikes house- to-house salesmen, Win- terset was the best mo- tion picture in recent years. ROBERTA DAVEY, B.A. Social Studier Miss Davey admires truthfulness and sincerity in her associates. Among the radio programs which she finds very educa- tional is lnformation Please. GLADYS W. EKEBERG, M.A. English The Life of Emile Zola was a four-bell picture, according to Miss Eke- berg. Sub-zero Weather is her pet aversion. 5203 MARIE DOBYNS, M.A. Social Staafiex Halley's Comet impress- ed Miss Dobyns greatly as a child. Her favorite re- cent book is Gone with the Wind by Margaret Mitchell. ANNA DRIEBUSCH. M.A. German Miss Driebusch, a fol- lower of the University of Chicago Round Table, be- lieves that honesty is the most admirable quality in a person. ALLEN T. ELMQUIST, M.MUS. Band Director Although Mr. Elmquist has no favorite author, his favorite book of all time is The Forty Days of Musa Dagh.