Rockford High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockford, OH)

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THE KCCHET Noha B. Whitley A.B. Western, Oxford, Ohio English and Latin A mother to the Seniors of section H. She's advised us, anti toe love dear Mrs. Whitley. ELIZABETH PHILLIPS A.B. Western, Oxford, Ohio Girls Physical Education, Mathematics, American Government An all-around teacher, slender and neat. Her clever expressions are hard to heat. Vera E. Bark B.S. in Education, Ohio State U. Commercial Eyes of brown, stature petite. Our commercial teacher, fair and sweet. E. Ames Campbell B.S. in Phys. Ed., Ohio Northern University, Ada, Ohio Boys’ Physical Education, Manual Training, History “He coached, and coached, and coached some more, Now most every hoy has learned to score. H. B. Wilson B.S. Purdue University, Lafayette, Indiana Vocational Agriculture “He tells his jokes without a smile. He has us yuessiny all the while. Pauline M. Hansley B.S. Ohio State University Science and Home Ec. “ a Home Economics she does rate. Her cakes are good, it is her fate Martha L. Steinle Sch. Mus. B, Oherlin College, Ober-li 11 Ohio Music and English A disposition, sweet and sound, A better director cannot he. found.

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THE ECCHET Principal II. (). Now A.15. Findlay College, Findlay, Ohio “In Physics class or out of school, lie’s the same old sport and doesn’t fool.’’ When you start out on a journey, your route is planned so that you may have certain landmarks or milestones along the way. Each time you pass one of these you know that you are on the right road and you have a feeling of satisfaction in realizing that a part of the journey has been passed, thus bringing you nearer your goal. In completing your four years of high school by graduation, you can have that same feeling which should instill within you a desire to go on to greater things. I'or some of you, your training period is complete, while for others a college career will be included in your training period which will be another milestone. hetlier you go on to college or enter business, set up milestones along the way, ever looking forward to that one goal that you have fixed at the end of your journey. It has, indeed, been a pleasure to us to have helped you in covering this one lap of your journey, and as you look over this volume of the “Rocket ’ later in life may it be an inspiration, because you had the initiative to do something new for your Alma Mater, Rockford High School. Page Nine

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THE ECCEET Mabel Wolf Kent State Normal, 1920-22, O.S.U. Mathematics, History, Junior High “As thorough teacher, as e'er you'll meet, A ltd this you'll find, she's hard to beat. Emma Mussulman Valparaiso College, Marion Normal, Marion, Indiana, Kent State Normal, Lebanon College, Miami University. Junior High “An A-1 teacher she has been. She teaches, and they all learn, 'tin seen.' Dorothy .Jackson Ohio Northern, Ada, Ohio Fifth and Sixth Grades “She is dark and very tall. And towers over her pupils small.'’ Julia Montgomery Miami University, Oxford, Ohio Third and Fourth Grades “.! teacher in elementary work Who won't allow the kids’ to shirk. Helen Stober Bowling Green Normal, Bowling Green, Ohio Second and Third Grades “Small and sweet, her pupils love her, One and all favor dear Miss Stober. Mae M. Lisle Miami University, Oxford, Ohio First Grade “The tiny tots work then play in the sand. And walk the chalk at her command. Mrs. Dudgeon Bowling Green Normal, Bowling Green, Ohio Substitute First Grade “The substitute teacher in the grades. In teaching children, she loves to engage. Mrs. Hooks “Mary, the cook, with rosy cheeks. She plans her meals and no cook-book she seeks. Page Eleven