Rockford High School - RHS Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

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T 'F A MMQMZZHQWWQQQ r , 0406 LT AA HOWARD MILLER, M.A. Social Studies Mr. Miller, who be- lieves that sincerity is the quality to be most ad- mired in a person, finds walking a beneficial exer- cise. HARRY C. MAITLAND, B.E. Indmlrial The book Restless as the River impressed Mr. Maitland as did being taken across Lake Michi- gan in a ferry. LESLIE W. O'BRIEN, M.A. Commefcial Mr. O'Brien admires sincerity in his associates. The radio program he en- joys very much is the Chase and Sanborn Var- iety Hour. MAXINE OLLMAN. B.A. Social Slmiier As a child, Miss Ollman heard Paderewski and Kreisler playg this, as Well as falling off the garage roof, impressed her greatly. l24l CATHERINE S. NEED- HAM, B.A. Muric Miss Needham enjoys a good game of golf and Carl Sandburg's biogra- phies of Abraham Lincoln. She also enjoys a Phil- harmonic Symphony. S. ALETA MCEVOY, B.A. Science Miss McEvoy, who con- siders Herbert Hoover to be the greatest living American, has a pet aver- sion, dishonesty. She en- joyed the moving picture Sweethearts, KATHAHINE H. OBYE, PH.B. Englirh A favorite dish of Miss Obye's is fried chicken, southern style. She con- siders responsibility a very important personal characteristic. INGRID B. NIELSEN, B.S. Home Economic! Miss Nielsen likes peo- ple who have sense of re- sponsibility. She consid- ers Richard Byrd to be the greatest living Ameri- can. JOHN NUFEH, PH.M. Social Studie: As a child, Mr. Nufer's g r e a t disillusionment came when Santa's beard caught fire, His favorite current book is Ely Cul- bertson's Gold Book. IOSEPHINE O'DONNELL, BJ-1. Latin While Miss O'Donnell likes a person who is re- liable and honest, she also admires the guali- ties of friendliness and courtesy.

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F LT HELEN B. KELLEY. M.A. Latin, German Miss Kelley never tires of extensive reading as a favorite form of recrea- tion. She also enjoys lis- tening to lectures. CARL H. KLAMPE I ndmbrial Mr. Klampe admires Will Rogers for his un- surpassed sense of hu- mor. He also admires the qualities of honesty and dependability. MINNIE I. LANGWILI., MJ-X. Science Sophomore Acivifor Miss Langwill, who finds walking the most beneficial exercise, would rather listen to Hobby Lobby than to any other radio program. EARL L. IKIESLING, B.A. Social Slzzdief Mr, Kiesling, who finds hiking very beneficial, believes that people who have the quality of hon- esty are to be admired. DOROTHY A. KNILL, M.A. Social Studies Although Miss Knill be- lieves that no one man can be considered the greatest American, she admires Edgar Hoover and Thomas Dewey. IAMES A. LAUDE, M.A. Pbyricul Education The ideal citizen of to- morrow must have the ability to cooperate and work with other people, according to Coach Laude. IRENE KIRBY, BI. Commercial Of exercises which seem m o s t beneficial, Miss Kirby chooses three: dancing, bowling and golf. She also enjoys lis- tening to Charlie McCar- thy. I-IAZEL E. KOCH, M.A. Englifb junior Adfuifor Although she looks up to many great person- ages, Miss Koch admires Abraham Lincoln most be- cause of his human ap- peal, EDITH LAWSON, B.A. Englixb A pet peeve of Miss Lawson's is dry pens on the part of her pupils. She enjoyed the movie The Great Waltz. WINIFRED LEDGER, B.A. Social Studie: Although Miss Ledger greatly enjoys Walking and hiking, she also likes to read. Her favorite cur- rent book is A Goodly Fellowship. 231 . My Z fr ,. 9 . 1 1 1 gg.: , I ,V ' ,fs , i , ,,: V. X . f ir. J i 1' fig J I . .- A . 1 ,.,V ,fi3,,,j.iiZf5 4 , gz- 'aj

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y-. -. I QW' OSCAR H. OLSON, MS. IrL.4':4::rid! ,,,,. g,,,.,L :H--YH- .-4-3 1'- f-- A, fs: N .-,.....1.T x.,.sv... V- e. fern- s:c:s he 1:25 t:::.e ze:- ELIZABETH PEABSON, B.A. English 'I'-Q: ?: s::'s firfcite :Liar is Siczkesjcecte. As -- 1-we-1 f-Mis :er .... :gi '.-.inter chzlces are MARION PIERCE MAUD M. PATTERSON, M.A. Mzbemaricf Llgss ?':..e:sc:, 1-ri: ad- ::es Tzze ACLQCIIZS for ie: lterest 'ceecle who :fied help, belzev-es the le Pszen shcuid have Q: .-,.,,,-W. MARIAH L. PEABSON, B.S. Erzglifb T A :lezsmg pefssnzigzif, :cod chcxzcter, and high giezis :ze to be admired : :essex ccccrdinq to 1 r .. g,.--:A., .,.: . c....,,... CHARLES M. PRATT Y - . ,' Irzdzirrial Papua! Ed:4:a.:or1 ' ' - 1.221 Tf' 'S -Q: ?e::e's icvszite he - C--4-Af ' Hckk . . . .H .' -.- wg --res '::esse:i '-711921 I-2 'CCL LS A-.1e.CC.-1 -'--' ' 0 , ., , . , ,, -N gps -,.-, J..--nee- 1-:ss ZZKEZ DY ms 1335? :'::' : A: : V-'B - A - x r 4, :-,. . Y A :- - e. -f- f--A -' :ne U.1sssss.-,. e: ::e:z.jr :S C CF.-C1 -A! -' -J ' ' , ' ,V N, P--,se -:f -': tc C: zso ... v...- -fs --' 39 K GRACE PAULSON, B.S. Commerrial L.l?L!.C',lC.'h Mlss Paul- s:n's -.-:de reczziinq has kent her from nzrninq :mv :ne iffrcrzie, she es- pecmily enjoyed DEC!!- ggjgi flI1TCh9U.'S C'C15 .',. .' - ive- f N14 Li: .X,.LC.. RUTH E. PETERSON, B.S, Mazbemalici Of all the famous peo- ple living cmd dead, Liss Fezerscn admires Abra- ham Lincoln most beccmse cf his greatness and sLm- plzczty. MARGARET G. RALSTON, B.S. Home EC07l0l7ZiCJ' Efilss Ralston, who Gd- mires sznceizjf cz pe:- son, f 1 n ci s golflng, cr hlkinq, sports that are beneficial as well zs ciezrsznt. FRANCES REGAN, B.A. .Halbemaiici Miss Regcn enjoys num- erous :zdis programs in- cluchnz Tie Ford Sundcry Evening Hou: and the New-r 'Zark Philharmonic Symphony. T253 117' YUM n pu,---. .- 3'9 V , X ,Y 16... 4 'ks 'f