Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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FA LTY ISABEL FISHER, B.A. Spzwirb Miss Fisher considers Henry Ford to be the greatest living American, The moving picture she has enjoyed most is Pyg- malionl' RAYMOND I. FROEHLICH, M.A. S0 rial Szndief Mr. Froehlich admires Lincoln because of his sympathetic understand- ing of the problems of others and also because of his honesty. MAIOR A. I.. HAGGART, B.S. Military Science As a favorite sport, Major Haggart enjoys playing golf. He also likes to read books concerned with history. RUTH FOSTER, B.S. Erlglilly Although Miss Foster chooses the autobiogra- phy of William Lyon Phelps for current read- ing, her all-time favorite is Vanity Pair. PEARL GEDDES, M.A. Englifb Miss Geddes, who en- joyed the picture Pyg- malion, abhors taffy ap- ples. She considers Harry Emerson F o s di c k the greatest living American. MARION HAMMOND, M.A. Englirh Miss Hammond be- lieves that the ideal citi- zen of tomorrow must have respect for individ- uals and also ability to think critically. l 'M E4 IOY M. FRAIPONT, M.A. Social Szudief Miss FraiPont enjoys the Firestone radio pro- gram if Richard Crooks sings: but, otherwise, she enjoys the Philharmonic Symphony hour. MILDRED GREENLEE, M.A. Social Smdief Although Days of Our Years is Miss Greenlee-'S favorite current best sell- er, her favorite book of all time is Magnificent Ob- session. H. EVEBETT HANSON, M.S. Science Driving behind a wo- man is Mr. Hanson's pet aversion. His favorite movies are Smilin' Thru and the Life of Pasteur, MARY HILLS, M.A. Engliih Although her favorite book of all time is Chau- cer's Canterbury Tales, for current reading Miss Hills chooses The Epic of America. 211 W -if -rv ,nib r. fic If -. if J .,i l y,, '21 i?,,,,, .,

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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.

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. ,, fm 7 f yyff f . 1.,, .. SERENA HOLMIN, B.S. Home Economicx Miss Holmin's favorite recipe is for chocolate cake. Her amusements are varied, such as, lis- tening to One Man's Family, and swimming. AMY HOLLEM, M.A. Englixla Miss Hollem admires Dr. lohn Gordon because of his power over youth. She believes people should be sincere and open-minded. VERA HUNTER, BJL Social Szndier Miss Hunter enjoyed Wells Fargo, because it made practical and living that vivid inherited tendency of generations, the Westward Trend. KATHRYN IUDKINS, B.S. Merchanaiifing l like people that are really living, better than book characters because it takes people to make books, says Miss lud- kins, i LT THOMAS HORRALL, B.S. Science According to Mr, Hor- rall the ideal citizen of tomorrow must have more than anything else the quality of honesty. RAYMOND E. HOISING- TON, B.A. Science Mr. Hoisington admires people who have the qualities of sincerity and earnestness. He enjoys listening to the Ford Suns day Evening Hour. MELLIE JOHN, M.A. Engliflo Department H end As a child Miss john discovered adult books were more fascinating than those for children. Her favorite author is William Thackeray. 221 REYNOLDS HUNGER- FORD, M.S. Science Truthfulness is the qual- ity which Mr. Hungerford admires most in a person. As exercise he enjoys hik- ing through the woods. ANNE S. HUNTER, MJ-L Englixb All This and Heaven Too is the favorite cur- rent book of Miss Hunter, but her favorite author is lane Austen. CAMILLA IOHNSO N, M.A. Home Eeonomier Department Head Sincerity, honesty, reli- ability, and a sense of humor are the character- istics that Miss Iohnson admires most in her asso- ciates.