Roosevelt Junior High School - Yearbook (Rockford, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1946 volume:

E Q3 THE ROUGHRIDER 1946 Theodore RooseveIt Junior High School. Rockford. Illinois Bob Eager. Bob Harvey Joanne Gregory Barbara Thomas Marlene Colloton, typist Miss Myrtle E. Johnson, adviser SUBSCRIPTIONS The Student Council Miss Angela Joyce, adviser ART Advanced Art Cldss 10 Mary Bartelt hover desigm Miss Merle Cromdall, adviser ADVERTISEMENTS Roger Schmeling, captain Charles Bietau Dick Williamson Ronald Schaefer CIarence Schafman Edward Conklin Frank Ridgway Mr. George Fridly, adviser Dedication This year's Roughrider is respectfully dedicated to our school leader and friend, Mr. David Schoonmqker. HI THERE! How about coming along With us as we wander through Roosevelt? We're all set to take you from attic to cellar and from art studio to shop, to Watch every one Cit work and at play. Q STARTING THE DAY To see the students getting off buses and pushing their way into school is the first step in our tour through Roosevelt. The halls teem With students as they go from class to class. WORKING ALL DAY Miss Mathre is directing The ninth qmde chorus. Eighth grade students in history study are Roger Clark, Phyllis Wolfram, Bob Heinzeroth, Constance Schleicher, Sally Day Dramatizing in auditorium Class are Bob Dilling, Quentin Iacobsen, loan Warshawsky, Kenneth Reynolds, Carolyn Carlson, and Donna Hobbs. WORKING ALL DAY The girls sewing in Miss Knott's class are Betty Waters, Elizabeth Perry and LaVonne Bowman. Shown enjoying the ninth grade foods class Christmas dinner are Ioanne Dyre- , son, Janet Harris, Iudy Key, dnd Pat Ollmctn. i. REASUEE i i t Billy Dwyer made the stage illustrat- ing the book, Snow Treasure, for a book report in Miss Morse's English Class. Kenneth Bryden is hard at work in mechanical drawing class. BECOMING SKILLFUL Richard Coxon is soldering in home mechanics ClCtSS. Once a year, students' teeth are ex- amined by the school dentist, Dr. Lam- phere. Torn Vause is having his teeth inspected. Important in typing is the position of the hands. Interested in scientific study with Mise Olson are Paul Stringer, David Skaar, and Franklin Holmes. HAVING EXPERIENCES As regular as Clock work, collectors I of absence slips come around. Here are Beverly Shortini and Virginia Knapp. Io Mary Bartelt and anice Barqren are seen here figure drawing. As Of regular part of the work in foods, teas are given With mothers and teach- ers as guests. 10 LEARNING TO LIVE Clay modeling plays an important part in the work in art. June Betts, Jimmie Heath, Clarence Schafman, and Jeri- 1yn Wilson are deter- mining the height of the flag pole by measuring the shad- ows of it and another pole. This is a part of the work in eighth grade mathematics. Learning how to care for a baby is a part of the work in home arts, as Carol Bunyan, Patsy Carter, Iocm Norberg, Diane Prick, Mary Lou Miller and Mar- icm Mensenkamp have found out. MUSIC HATH CHARMS ORCHESTRA Before presenting their spring concert the orchestra appeared in assemblies and on various other occasions. It was under the direction of Miss Emmet Green. The members were Pat Nail! Connie Carl, Diane Kohlhurst, Rodney Holmquist, Ronnie Klemmedson, Ann Rich, James Glasford, Connie Brown, Corrine Bliss, Garnet Thompson, Ncmcy Nelson, Richard Fry, Sandra Collier, Patty Gibson, Dick Wharton, Iocm Nelson, Jean Dunlop, Donna Ramsey, Gloria Smith, Margaret Lillie, Bob Shaw, Mary Lou Miller, Donna Hoel, Betty Hoel, Marlene O'Dell, Iecm Gahm, Donald ch Veye, Mary Suski, Audrey Tice, Betty Wilcox, Grace Carter, Georgialee Doble, Joanne Breon, Marcia 12 MUSIC HATH CHARMS ORCHESTRA Crittenden, Nancy Andress, Joyce Almquist, Richard Reitch, Geraldine Tondi, Ken Fenton, Joan Mammenga, Anne Buss, Bob Buchanan, Harold Berg, Bill Bartlett, Phil Burns, Roger Harlan, Pat Cromwell and the following officers: President . . . . . . . . . . Bob Eager Vice President . . . . . . Maxine Schreiber Secretary . . . . . . . . . LeOra Walker Treasurer . . . . . . . . Stan Blumenthql In charge of Music . . . . . '. Tom Krause . STRIKE UP THE BAND BAND Under the direction of Mr Victor Lunn, the concert band appeared many times in assemblies and at the basketball games. The year came to a close with their annual spring concert. The members of the band were Carl Anderson, Wray Bengston, Roger Blackmer, Robert Bowen, Dick Brady, Bruce Brewer, Bob Brooks, Kenneth Bry- den, Bob Burns, Ralph Butler, Albert Chambers, Richard Coxon, Iim Cutler, Rich- ard Dunlap, Karle Fricke, Iames Harvey, Iames Heath, Gerald Heisler, Roger 14 STRIKE UP THE BAND Higgins, Francis Johnson, Gilbert Iohnson, Warren Jones, Bob Larson, Ted Lar- son, Phil Lee, Paul Maqnelicx, Frank Manarchy, Bob Moore, Larry Ohlson, Bob Packard, Dave Pennock, Dick Petit, Paul Plueddemcm, John Powell, Richard Rathke, Donald Read, Marvin Richards, Augie Rivera, Francis Sagona, Earl Sandy, Neil Santee, Calvin Schoonhaven, Vaughn Stakemiller, Dale Strote, Kenneth Tinsley, Walter Vaughn, Jack Voedisch, Iohn Wigell, James Willfong, cxnd Lyle Yardley. PRACTICING Upper left: Roger Blackmer and Bob Larson played CI Sousotphone in the band. Upper right: Eldon Milroy and loan Douglas took the parts of Stephen Foster and Ieannie in the Spring Concert, 1945. Lower left: A large chorus scmg at the Spring Concert. Lower right: Geraldine Tondi, B111 Barilett, and Philip Burns blew the French horns in orchestra. ADMINISTRATION SELMER H. BERG, M.A. Superiniendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION Back row, left to right: Ernest Estwing, Thomas L. Nolan, Harry R. Shaw, Charles Davis, George C. Olin, John I. Barelli, Hugh D. Tolmie, Selmer H. Berg. Front row: Loren L. Whitehead, Mrs. Marion L. Bates, Vera E. Wallinqu. Peter Ekstrom, Leanard Key, Lawrence A. Johnson. Absent: Mrs. Ruth Friberg. 18 ADMINISTRATION DAVID SCHOONMAKER, MA. Principal ANGELA JOYCE, BA. Assistant Principal FACULTY MRS. DOROTHY ANDRESS, B.A. Physical Education MRS. NORMA ANG, B.A. Stenographer MR. ARTHUR A. ANNIS, B.S. Head, Industrial Arts MISS DOROTHY R. BLACKBURN, BA. Foreign Language MISS MARJORIE BRIGHAM, B.S. Home Economics Social studies teachers gathered here are Mr. Harold H. HUX' ham, M.S.; Miss Claire Scone, Ph.B.; Mr. Ralph W. Keltner, M.A.; and Mr. Samuel Guzzcxrdo, MA. Mr. Guzzardo returned to Roosevelt from the Army early in the year. FACULTY English teachers enjoy good books, so the library is a favorite spot. Here are Miss Bertha A. Morse; Miss Vira Esther Clark, MA, head of the English Department,- omd Miss Lois Larson, B.A. MISS CORINNE B. BROWN, B.A. Art MR. NORMAL C. CALVERT, B.S. General Science MISS MERLE CRANDALL Art MR. C. E. THEODORE DANIELSON, B.S. Social Studies MISS JEAN JOHNSON, B.Ed. Commercial FACULTY MISS MYRTLE E. JOHNSON, M.A. English, Publications MISS MILLIE M. KNOTT, MA. Head, Home Economics MRS. JANET KOZEL, BA. General Science, Physical Educhon MISS ANNA LARSON, RN. Nurse MR. ARTHUR LARSON, BA. Head, Social Studies Engaged in minute studies with the microscope are Mr. Ray- mond C. James, M.A., and Mr. Iohn J. Cochrane, M.S., both gen- eral science instructors. 22 FACULTY Miss Emma Green, BA... and Miss Helen Wilcox, B.A., both music instructors, are seen here enjoying the instruments W 1 they play. MR. VICTOR F. LUNN, M.A. Band MISS LUCILLE MATHRE, M. Mus. Music, Mathematics MRS. HELEN MONAHAN, BA. Library MISS ANNE A. MORRISON, B.S. Social Studies MISS ANN MOUSSEAU, B.A. English FACULTY MISS MELVA OLSON, MA. Head, General Science MISS SHIRLEY OSTROM Bookkeeper MISS FLORENCE PENSTONE, M.S. Mathematics MR. RALPH L. RAGSDALE, MA. Mathematics, Industrial Arts MISS BLANCHE M. SCONE, Ph.B. English Mr. George I. Fridly, M.A. G-Iead of the Commercial depart- ment is in conference with two industrial arts teachers, Mr. Thomas Bjorge, BS, and Mr. Lloyd L. Wood. FACULTY A common sight around the building is teachers in discussion sometimes serious, sometimes otherwise. This group includes Heft to righD Mrs. Helen I. Olmon, B.A., Physical Education; Mr. Edgar Van Barriger, B.A., Mathematics, Counselling; Mr. Harry Nuttinq, B.S., Head of Physical Education department; and Miss Betty Brown, B.S., Mathematics. MISS EDITH STAUF, B.S.E. Home Economics MISS EDITH STEWART, A.B. Foreign Language MRS. MARGUERITE WALTER English MISS MARY A. WELD Mathematics MR. RALPH HALL, B.A. Music ROUGHRIDER DIARY September 174Back to school, kiddies! Oh!! we have C: new principal, Mr. David Schoonmaker. September 244Rooseve1t's first stamp sale $180.55. October 124First issue of Teddy's News. Wedding announced: Miss Ianet Erlandson to Tech. Sgt. John E. Kozel, on July 31, 1945. October .154Oh my goodness! Wearbook pictures takenl October IQHYGCI! No school, Teacher's Institute. October 30wBooH Halloween. November 104Roosevelt defeats Washington 12-0 for their first gridiron battle. November 13-Look out classmates! Open House tonight! November 224America is Thankful! November 264Roosevelt loses city title in football to Lincoln 19-0. December 13MBasketbq11! West Soph B 39 to Roosevelt 36. December ZOgRoosevelt 32; East Soph B 31. December 214Out for Christmas. December 2544Christmas Day. January 1, 19464New Year's Day. January ZHSorry, kiddies, time's up! Back to school. January lOHRoosevelt 1's trounced by Lincoln 24-22. January 174Hctrlem nosed out by Roosevelt, 36-24. Ianuary 244Agctin we dood it! Roosevelt 33 to Washington 27. January 314That Lincoln team! 34 to Roosevelt 29. February 14Swimming meet Roosevelt 44, Lincoln 22. February 74Hc1rlem nosed out again in basketball by Roosevelt 444-391 February 124Americc1 honors c: truly great man, Abraham Lincoln. February 154Washington and Roosevelt swimming meet. February 224Lincoln and Roosevelt swimming meet. March 6-Swimming meet, Roosevelt and Washington. March 7-84Don't Take My Penny, 9A Play. March 124Big Triangular Meet at East High. March 174The Wearin' O the green, St. Patrick's Day. April 26-294Easter Vacation. May 304Mernoric11 Day. June 7-Good bye, ninth graders. Happy vacation, everybody! Top Row: Merwin Hodel, Roger Stiles, Jim Price, Iames Cooper, Charles Wright, David Porter, Ralph Woods, Eugene Dickinson, Henry Miller. Third Row: Tommy Arnett, James Allaben, Robert Larson, Iohn Nielsen, Paul Lawson, Phil Mctttison, Harold King, Stanley Blumenthal, Jim Cutler, LcVerne Schunemotn. Second Row: Coach Huxham, Carl Ross, John Coneverq, Merrill Miller, Jack Fitzpatrick, Bob quger, Rodney Lease, Robert Longhenry, Wally Rutledge, Bob Rund. First Row: Oliver Webb ManaqerL Sam Rebecca, Roger Nagus, Eugene Whitney, Richard Nagus, David Peterson, Kenneth Haney, Armando Maculcm, Bill Bartlett Manaqerl Success came to Roosevelt in the track season of 1945. The scores were: Roosevelt 59 Lincoln 26 Roosevelt 54 Washington 31 Championship Triangular Meet: Roosevelt 52 Lincoln 21 Washington 34 Very special mention is given to James Cooper and Eugene Whitney who starred in the 100 yd. dash, the 440, and the 220. Letter Winners were: James Cooper, Eugene Whitney, Eugene Dickenson, Harold King, Roger Stiles, Paul Lawson, Kenneth Raney, David Porter, David Peterson, Sam Rebeccq, Phil Mattison, Ralph Woods, and manager Oliver Webb. BASKETBALL Back row Heft to righU: Lowell Metheny, Ioe Woodward, Morse McDonald, Nick Liakouras, Ronald Lloyd, Bob Bums, Bob Weber, ctnd Charles Bietau. Middle row: Edward Conklin manctgerL Jack Driscoll, Russell Miller, Richard McLaughlin, Harold Eastwood, Carl Anderson, Bob Larson, Dave Pennock, and Bob Moore mcmctgerl Bottom row: Ictck Bradley, Dick O'Keefe, August Rivera, Mike Brand, Phil Mat- tison, John Nielsen, Iim Pence, and Jack Fitzpatrick. BASKETBALL Coach Harry Nutting's basketball team lost only two Junior High games this year. Both were to Lincoln. In the first game the overtime period allowed Lincoln boys to get a basket. When Lincoln came to Roosevelt the Roosevelt boys were outpointed. December 13 December 20 January 10 Ianuctry 17 January 24 January 31 February 7 February 14 West Soph B East Soph B Lincoln Harlem Washington Lincoln Harlem Washington Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt Roosevelt SWIMMING Top row Heft to rightt: Joe Woodward, Jack Torrisi, Bob Weber, lack Fitzpatrick, Mario Agostini, Iim Pence, Iim Anderson, Dave Pennock, Mike Brand, Phil Mattison, Kinnie Smith, and John Nielson. Bottom row: Dave Augspurger, Charles Williams, Roy Larson, Bob Moore, Craig Buchanan, Carl Ross, Tom Arnett, Bob Doolittle, Itm Evans, Charles Chapman, and Ralph Butler. This year Coach Harry Nutting's swimmers got off to CI good start by defeat- ing the Lincoln tankmen, 44 to 22. In the first meet Roosevelt took six first places. We lost to Washington by a very few points. The second meet With Lincoln was won by a narrow margin. 32 SWIMMING Dave Pennock is ready for a dive. This is a glimpse of a meet with Lin- coln. John Nielsen and Mike Brand are ready for a racing dive. GIRLS' SPORTS G.A.A. meetings were held once each month for eighth and ninth grade girls. The ninth grade officers were Ianice O'Connell, president; Pat Naill. vice-president; Rayanne Moore, secretary; Le Ora Walker, treasurer. Eighth grade officers were Ruth Perkins, president; Kathryn Kreuter, vice- president; Jean Schoonrnaker, secretary; Sally Small, treasurer. Points were given for after school sports and the passing of skilled tests. Letter awards were given to those who took part. 84 GIRLS' INTRAMURALS The girls to the left above were the volleyball champions in the eighth grade, all from room 303. Back row: Reva Smith, Marjorie Bonjour, Barbara Houston, Jean Welch. Front row: Ruth Perkins, Pat Laaker, Nancy O'Connor. In the ninth grade, the girls in room 201 tright abovet were the champions. Back row: Mary Lee Morehartl Carol Baumbach, Ann Walsh, lean Kojima, Eileen Hakala. Front row: loom Nelson, Beverly Conley, Mary Lou Allen, Marilyn Seinwtll, Raycmne Moore. FOOTBALL Back row: Keith Daily, Roger Schmeling, Tom Arnett, Johnny Nielson, Iim Pence, and Phil Mattison. Third row: John Powell, Bob Oliver, Bob Larson, Dick Wallack, Tom Krause, Ralph Hanson, and Dick O'Keefe. Second row: Iim Cutler, Iimmy Summon, Augie Rivera, Jim Evans, Mike Brand, and Bill Dickmann. First row: Karl Fricke knomczgerl Jack Bradley, Louie Vettore, Jack Fitzpatrick, Doug Bressler, Jack Driscoll, and Jack Harvey emanagerl Although handicapped by lack of practice due to the polio epidemic, Coach Harry Nuttinq's football squad performed wonderfully against their just as hom- dicapped opponents. After c1 hard fought season, Lincoln defeated Roosevelt for the city championship. SCORES November 10, Roosevelt 10; Washington 0 November 26, Roosevelt 0,- Lincoln 19 36 INTRAMURALS To the right are the three championship bots- ketball teams. Seventh grade, 307. Left to right: Mitchell Parrottl Charles Brown, Walter Payton Lloyd Hawkes, Jerry Mitch- ell, Bob Keckler. Ninth grade, 217. Back row: Robert Burns, Kencxth Peters, Augie Rivera, Bob Bessert. Front row: Chad Bolender, Lowell Metheny, Bob Harvey. Eighth grade. 304B. Left to right: Dick McLaughlin, Donald Read. Jack Schundelmeier, Roger Benson. Charles Bietau, Ronald Schaefer, Millard Countryman, Clarence Schafman. Sports played for championships in intramurals were volley-ball, basketball, and baseball. Basketball started the season, and the school intramural activi- ties were completed in the spring by the baseball games. CREATING PEP Maxine Schrieber, Marilyn Holtslcmderl and Bev- erly Hocking were the cheerleaders for all interschol- astic games during the year. HELPING OUR CLASSMATES STUDENT COUNCIL Members of the Student Council were Gloria Hudson, Robert Brooks, Robert Gustafson, Richard Stanley, Joanne Olson, Mary VandeWodker, Delores Bolen, Robert Jacobson, Ioel Walters, Grace Lee Carter, Albert Stites, Beverly Shortino, Joan Mammenga, Thomas Johnson, Wometa Brauer, Ianice Bargren, Carolyn Carlson, Ioe White, Patricia Butler, Keith O'Connell, James Deill, Norman Remich, Iecxn Stover, Lois Sanders, Josephine Ippolito, Geraldine Flint, Beverly Day, Dale Strote, Janice Potrtch, George Ratz, and Ncmcy Chalmcxn. The Student Council have collected subscriptions for the Roughrider, they have helped when there were assemblies by watching the traffic, and they also have been on duty before and after school in the halls. The Student Council's director is Miss Angela Joyce tAssistcmt Principalj ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS Standing: Vida Barr, Barbara Peters, Lorraine Hoey, Iocmne Young, Betty Wilcox, Betty Rew, Beverly Knoup, Marilyn Holtslcmderl Marlene Arbogast, Donna Senneff. Sitting: Betty Pearson, Miss Lois Larson, Pat Smith. Assembly programs for the year were planned by this group. Girls took turns in being student chairmen for the assemblies. The truth and consequences program was CI popular entertainment. Other presentations included the Girls' Glee Club, comic movies, Dramatics Club play, and various groups from West High. 40 LEARNING AN ART REPORTER'S CLUB Back row: Janet Fitz, Joan Rice, Esther Helman, Mary Beth Sanders, Iirn Wolter, Nancy Nelson, Zaida Wells, Dick Wharton, Janice O'Connell, Neil Santee, Miss Myrtle E. Johnson, Iona Bixler. Front row: Harold Berg, Pat Cromwell, Stanley Blumenthal, Maxine Schreiber, Anne Belle Smith. Students at Roosevelt have the Reporter's Club to thank for the many and very interesting issues of Teddy's News. Reporters try to bring to the students news about their classmates, teachers, and school. So putting the phrase a little differently, As long as there is a Roosevelt school and a news staff, Ill there'll always be an interesting 'Teddy's News. ART SERVICE CLUB Second, row: Dave Augspurger, Barbara McCallan, Io Mary Bartlett. Also Betty Ann Turner tnot in picturet. Front row, left to right: Barbara Hamilton, LeOra Walker, Geraldine Tondi. The work of the club was principally in doing the Art work for the yearbook such as the cover design. The director was Miss Merle Crandall. SERVING OTHERS JUNIOR RED CROSS The I. R. C. members were as follows: Alberta Sheldon, Barbara Thomas, Janet Price, Margaret Dunlap, Marilyn Seinwill, Eileen Hakalcx, Io Rene Bond, Betty Waters, Sharon Baker, Betty Thompson, Elizabeth Johnson, Beverly Gav- iqan, Beverly Friedberq, Audrey Murray, Patricia Elstad. The I. R. C. collected articles for soldiers and for polio patients. They also made articles such as scrap books, and etc. For the soldiers they collected clothes hangers, and lights and ornaments for their Christmas trees. The I. R. C. adviser was Mrs. Andress, the physical education teacher. TRAFFIC CLUB Standing: Mr. Arthur Larson, Gordon Carlson, Earl Sandy, Lyman Totten, Robert Vernon, Albert Chambers. Seated: Fred Bresette, Carl Anderson, Keith Cordell. The Traffic Club, one of the oldest and most important clubs of the school, is under the direction of Mr. Larson. It has charge of traffic in the halls and outside. It also runs the traffic court for offenders. In all of its years of service there have been no serious accidents. FINDING A HOBBY AVIATION CLUBS The members of Club 1 00p pictureT were Peter Marenes, Robert Messinger, Ronald Miller, Kenneth Nelson, Bob Oliver, Kenath Peters, Howard Pohl, La- Verne Shraeder, Richard Stewart, Jack Voedisch, Richard Wallack, James White, Donald Lanqkamp, Earl North, John Wigell, Sam Di Raimondo, Clarence Hewett, Louis Dean, and Roger Cushing. Mr. Lloyd Wood was sponsor of the club. The members of the Aviation Clubs were interested in airplane discussions, reviews of magazine articles on aeronautics, movies, and building models at home. Contests were held in the identification of aircraft. The members of Club 2 Gower pictureT were Neil Moffit, Leo Hilton, James Mitchell, Edward Henry, Charles Quest, Ralph Hanson, Don Gilbertson, Bob Eggleston, Bob Kuranz, Dave Caskey, Paul Plueddeman, Kenneth Fenelon, Charles Hill, Philip Wessels, Karl Fricke, Dan Hogan, Bob Larson, Bill Trego, Bob Brown, Clarence Knipprath, Dick Bilodecxu, Chad Bolender, Bob Killaney, La Verne Dickson, Le Roy Largent, Ted Larson, Roger Higgins, Phil Lee, and sponsor, Mr. John Cochrane. USING OUR HANDS WOODSHOP CLUB The Woodshop Club, under the direction of Mr. Ralph Ragsdale, was busy most of the time making various things for the Red Cross. They made ping pong paddles, ring toss games, and diet card holders. These objects were very useful in helping many injured men find enjoyment. Robert Bowen, Herbert Dhuse, Bill Dickmcmn, Neil Hamilton, James Harvey, Jerry Heisler, Francis Lerch, Donald Pearson, Marvin Richards, Ronald Roku- sek, Robert Rum, Walter Taylor, James Willfonq, and John Alex were the members of the club. MACHINE SHOP CLUB The Machine Shop Club, sponsored by Mr. Bjorge, was open to boys who wished to further their knowledge and skill in handling machinery. Bob Bonjour, Richard Bowers, Jack Hodges, Ronald McConald, Merle Recoy, Earl Sandy, Bennie Snow, Ray Tramblie, Darwin Wilcox, Ronnie Wykcx, Ronald Lloyd, Guida Geraci, Russell Miller, Robert Heins, David Barret, Lewis Stout, John Cook, Richard Fry, Don Harvey, Bruce Veitch, and Ice Croziet were the members of the club. ?ENIOYING HARMONY GIRLS' GLEE CLUB ' Back row: Miss Lucile Mathre, Evajecxn Fridly, loan Melander, Ann Westberg, Iecmnine Lee, Nancy Pagel. Middle row: Joanne Anderson, Anita Kling, Margie Johnson, Betty Allen, Irma Clayton, Donna Rosenquist. Front row: Sue Cartwright, Barbara Sarver, Margaret Rossow, Shirley Ras- mussen, Carol Baumbach, Elizabeth Perry, Janet Piercefield. Abent: IoAnn Gregory. Did you hear sweet strains of music? Oh! It was the Glee Club. Our Glee Club girls said they enjoyed singing many different types of songs under the direction of Miss Mathre. At Christmas time and at cm assembly they gave a fine exhibition of their voice blending. STRING ENSEMBLE At the Christmas Sing and the Easter assembly the choral groups were accompanied by the String Ensemble. Also, the members of the club enjoyed themselves by playing music written for strings. Members were: Joanne Breon, Marcia Crittenden, Ann Rich, Thomas Krauss, Diane Kohlhurst, Mary Smith, Gloria Smith, Connie Brown, Connie Carl, Pat Nail, Winabelle Housenecht, Marlene O'Dell, Corinne Bliss, Donna Ramsey, Joan Nelson, Iecm Gahm, Pat Cromwell, Joyce Almquist, Ronnie Klemmedson. 45 BECOMING EXACT LIBRARY SERVICE Standing: Iecm Kreuter, Mrs. Helen Monahan, Barbara Travis. Seated: Virginia Legel, Della Senneff, Garnet Thompson, Betty Hoel, Margaret Lillie, Vivian Vettore. Learning the Dewey decimal system, studying the card catalog, putting pockets in the new books, and placing books on the shelves were some of the jobs of the members of this group. ' STUDY CLUB Members included Iecm Wilson, Clifford Sisemore, Bill McElroy, Richard Brown, Ronald Brown, David Cochran, Robert Welch, Lawrence Grebas, Robert Lester, Io Ann Anderson, Walter Hansel, Frank Wonder, John Sterner, William Stelter, Willard Shattuck, Donald Bitter, Charles Murphy, Janet Medearis, Carl Livingston, Gaylord Kascel, Carl Johnson, Robert Herman, Margaret Henry, William Clevenger, Robert Carter, Clarence Moe, Larry Connell, John Clark, Lavonne Bowman, Charles Almond, and Charles Allen. The Study Club generally just studied, did homework, or read library books. 46 HAVING FUN SOCIAL DANCING More music! and dancing too! Here students who do not dance learned to do the fox-trot, waltz, etc., under the direction of Miss Margorie Brigham and Miss Florence Penstone. At the end of the semester the club had c1 few pro- gram dances. Members of the Club were: Robert Arnold, Pauline Ahmer, Roger Blackmer, Mary Lou Allen, Charles Blanck, Dorothy Arnold, Richard Bradley, Lois Aukes, Dick Brady, Betty Blanc, Howard Brewer, Donna Baker, Richard Brown, Betty Bonwell, William Burns, Beverly Conley, Dick Dunlap, Joan Dyreson, Bob Eager, Elaine Garth, Floyd Edwards, Carolyn Graham, Bob Ferguson, Janet Harris, Jack Try, Judith Key, Roger Harlan, Elaine Lee, Edward Kasch, Pauline Nelson, LaVerne Lani, Lois Olson, Robert Lindberg, Susan Waggoner, Richard Monroe, Lillian Wedrig, Dick Petit, Norma Wrex, David Winter, and Lyle Yardley. GIRL RESERVES Back row: Mrs. Janet Kozel, Mary Hathaway, Iocm Mack, Jennie Schmidt, Joyce Weeks, Jeanne Kojima. ' Middle row: Kay Geddes, Anne Buss, Marylee Morehart, Marjorie Tanner. Front row: Donna Perkins, Arlene Early, Joan Perkins, Mary Wolford, Marilyn Swanson. The Girl Reserves is a branch of the Y.W.C.A. Our Reserves club has been very successful under the direction of Mrs. Janet Kozel. This past year the big events of the club have been the two dinners held for all members of the Girl Reserves of Rockford. INVESTIGATING AND PRACTICING EXPERIMENTAL SCIENCE In Miss Olson's first semester club there were very many interesting experi- ments done. Some of the experiments were making hydrogen, making gun powder, which they took out on the playground to try out, and synthetic rubber. A common subject of discussion was the atomic bomb. In the picture are Richard Reitsch, Miss Melvcr Olson, Alan Cameron, Har- vey Iewett, Bob Packard, Barton Reed, and Phillip Burns. Not in picture: Alan Hampshire, Robert Smith, Roger Van Driesen. TYPING CLUB The first semester Typing Club, under Miss Iecm Johnson had many activ- ities, some of which were making their own membership cards, typing personal letters, doing school work in their spare time, and having relay races on the typewriter. The members of the club were as follows: Back row: Mary Suski, Carl Nelson, Harold Eastwood ttreasurert, Barbara Herinq, and Darlene Durham. Second row: Gladys Smith, Virginia Knapp, Donna Schoonmaker, Bonnie Campbell tsecretaryi, Beatrice Sulser, 01nd Nan McDonald ipresidentt. First row: Ann Walsh, Donna Lux, and Jacqueline Adams. Sponsor: Miss Iectn Johnson. Not in picture: Marlene Colloton ivice presidentt. 48 EATING AND PLAYING COOKIE CLUB Left to right: Eloise Arlow, Lenora Voy, Mary Anderson, Shirley Hoffman, Iucxnitcx Carlson, Doris Roderick, Suzanne Ralston, Lois Johnston, Mary Lou Cook, Barbara Brazzell, Billie Trosper, Betty Gitchell, Betty Fibrow. The club, under Miss Edith Stauf, made c1 variety of cookies including the conventional drop cookies, macaroons and ice box cookies. ATHLETIC CLUB Back row: Lester Tipton, Louie Vettore, Roger Schmeling, Dick O'Keefe, Iack Truitt, Augie Rivera, Jack Thayer, Keith Daily. Middle row: Jack Brantingham, lack Driscoll, Iim Cutler, Randall Wyatt, Roger Erickson, Robert Hada, Ierry Weber, Bob Bessert, Bob Harvey. Bottom row: Mr. Harold Huxham, Jimmy Griffey, Iohn Harvey, Clifford Erb, Donald Wood, Bob Burns, Lowell Metheny, Clark Hanson, George Estes. Last fall the Athletic Club played touch football on the play ground and when the weather got bad they went inside and played basketball. The club was under the direction of Mr. Harold Huxham. ENIOYING THE ARTS ART CLUB The Art Club sponsored by Miss Corinne Brown, made monograms most of the time last semester. The students made their own designs which were cut into linoleum blocks, and could be used for stationery, cloth, etc. The students also made Hallowe'en spooks on paper. The members of the Club were as follows: Left to right: Victoria Huitizacuor, Wanda Stewart, Marlene Borby, Ieom Bohm, Iocm Zeiss, Dewey Epperson, Shirley Lease, Miss Corinne Brown, Tony Cascio, Jerry Clausen, James Summon, Charles Nepeczn, James Evans, Ray Strieby. DRAMATICS CLUB Miss Betty Brown's first semester Dramatics Club put on CI play for assembly, Orville's Big Date. The starring players were Ralph Pierce, Rayanne Moore, Marybelle Kirkpatrick, and Beverly Raymer. Other activities in the club were having quiz programs, reading over short plays, and giving plays. The members were Mary Bartlett Tsecretaryx Sue Brown, Ella Chance, Jean Cortese, Esther Helmqn, Donna Hall Wice presidenD, Jeanette Kindell Tprogrctrn chairmanl Marybelle Kirkpatrick ,Mcrrjorie Landis, Donna Meyer, Raycmne Moore Tpresidenv, Pat Ollmcm, Alberta Osterhaut, Margaret Powell Greasurerl Beverly Raymer, Nita Sanders, Jean Secard, Kathryn Lundberg, Patty Beck, Iohn Bradley, Ralph Pierce, and Robert Shaw. 50 PLANNING THE BOOK Barbara Thomas, Bob Eager, Bob Harvey, Io Ann Gregory and Marlene Colloton GypisO had the fun of deciding what spots around the school you'd like to visit. 51 KEEPING THE BUILDING CLEAN Mrs. Moderna Ellis makes use of the dust mop often. ' T. E. McEachrcm takes some time out for lunch. K. Oscar Dahlberg, the custodian, may be seen at almost any job around. George Lowry is a familiar figure on the second floor. MAKING US COMFORTABLE Albert Rosene, always busy on the first floor, may be seen in this pose often. Floyd Cooling, the engineer, is in- dispensable at Roosevelt. George Lowry and Sidney Congleton are seen here baling paper. Carl Thorman is another janitor who works particularly on the first floor. 4 7 r 5:. W, IWFW When the photographer takes everyonets pictures, it's CI busy day. The painters were c1 common sight all year so the building is now beau- tiful. On display near the li- brary were these Dinosaur teeth found by Mr. Steve Gillis, c1 painter working in the building. ti 2 t, ! ' h Two carpenters who re- paired lockers are Mr. Kullberg and Mr. Porter. Playing the part of a lady in the gay nineties is Marilyn Holtslander. This is CI glimpse into Roosevelt's kitchen. Jack Brantinqham, Carolyn Graham, Anthony Cascio, Beverly Knoup, Iohn Powell, Beverly Fried- bergl Charles Chapman James Harvey! Donna Senneff, Gerald Heisler, Jack Fitzpatrick, Kathryn Lundberg, Ronald McDonald, Betty Hoel Iocm Zeiss, Iames Pence, Marlene Arbogast, Earl North, Reid Strieby, Charles Nepecm, Lois Sanders Ronald Lloyd, Elizabeth Johnson, Marvin Richards, Geraldine Tondi, lean McLee, Warren Jones! Joan Dyreson Betty Jane Dobler, Lois Olsen, Richard Reitsch, Alberta Sheldenl James Cutler, Le Ora Walker, Phillip Burns Harold Eastwood, Marjorie Tanner, Ralph Hanson 56 Douglas Bressler, Bob Arnold, Corinne Bliss, Jack Truitt, Jacqueline Adams, Bob Lindberg, Bob Eager Rob Rum, Jerry Weber, Kinnie Smith, Grace Carter, John Nielsen Joan Perkins, Clark Hanson Marlene Colloton, Walter Taylor, Bob Moore, Mary Haegg, Shirley Rasmussen, Jack Voedisch, Beatrice Sulser William Dickman, Winnie Housknecht, Gloria Smith, Pat Nuill, Bill McElroy, Pct Beck, Ann Kirk Ncm McDonald, Donald Peursonl Betty Pearson, Roger Schmeling, Marlene Odell, Floyd Edwards, Ruth Neblock Dorothy Foster, Fred Bresette, Wanda Stewart, Joe Woodward 57 9-313 Clifford Sisemore, Jo Ann Anderson, Gloria Bohm, William Treqo, Louis Vettore, Robert Bonjour, Barbara Peter Dorothy Arnold, Dale Strote. Karl Nelson, Almedct Gebhart, Margaret Lillie, Donald Gilbertson, Mary Suski Lillian Widrig, Peter Marenesl Virginia Legell Lyle Yardley! Lawrence Grebas, Mcxry Ann Tiqhel Robert Doolittle Mary Kobischka, Robert Eggleston, Dolores Costello, Richard Munroe! Gladys Smith, Joe Crozier. Laverne Dickson Richard Brady, Leo HiHon, Delores Metheny, James White! John Wigell, Janet Piercefield 58 ngxx. Robert Shaw, Patricia Smith, Burton Reed, Karl Fricke, Arm Westberg, Jean S'eccxrd, Jim Welter Ralph Butler, Harvey Iewett, 10 Mary Bartelt, Robert Bowen, Margaret Rossow, Harold Berg, Albert Chambers Joan Melander, Roger Van Driesen, Connie Carl, Mary Beth Sanders, Dick Dunlap, Robert Kurcmz, Barbara Server Joan Mummenga, Icmet Harris, Jack Driscoll, Donald Le Veque, Dick Petit, Betty Blane, Norma Wren Maynard Buchli, Margaret Powell, Roger Harlan, Bob Packard, Marjory Johnson, Betty Allen, Suzanne Ralston 9-309 John Cook, Vida Barr, Charles Quest, Shirley Lease, Richard Lerch, Carolyn Allen, Robert Messinqer Arlene Early, Ronald Rokusek, Sylvia Pcwlicki, Dan Hogan! Donna Boken, Robert Larson, Victoria Huitczacucx Robert Welsh, Lenora Voy, Earl Sandy, Janet Fitz, Donald Harvey, Joyce Brown, David Cochran Betty Waters, Russell Miller, Joanne Berger, Carl Anderson, Betty Thompson, Don Langkamp, Betty Fibrow Bill Weldenl Lee Largent, Geraldine Flint, Clarence Moe 60 LA I -- ,, ; A Jimmy, Griffey, Pauline Ahmer, Irma Clayton, Darwin Wilcox, Jeannine Lee, Donna Peterson, Barbara McCallen Nancy Pagel, Donna Schoonmaker, Jo Rene Bond, Mary Hathaway, Ronald Miller, Jean Wilson, Janice Bargren Roger Blackmer, Darlene Durham, Keith Cordell, Barbara Foss, Joyce Weeks, Charles Allen, Ioun Rice James Summon, Clifford Erb, Barbara Travis, Jack Torrisi, Roy Larson, Bonnie Campbell, Richard BHodeau LaVerne Schroeder, Kenneth Nelson, George Estes, Richard Keckler, Ellerd Solfest Edward Sepich, Odessa Hackling, Iona Bicksler, Carl Livingston, Richard Bowers, Elizabeth Perry, Rozina Welch Ellouise Arlow, Shirley Hoffman, Margaret Dunlop, David Barrett, Merle Recoy, Robert Hada, Mary Belle Kirkpatrick Frank Wonder, Iohn Gavigan, Clarence Knipprath, Jean Cortese, Larry Connell, Jennie Schmidt, Iohn Sterner Ianet Price, John Clark, Donna Meyer, Robert Lester, Lavonne Bowman, William Clevenger, Barbara Thomas Icmet Medearis, Ray Crowley, Bruce Veitch, Charles H111, Delores Bolen, David Winter, Dewey Epperson Willard Shattuck, Walter Hansel 62 Della Senneff, Chad Bolender, Donald Harvey, Herbert Dhuse, Betty Deacon, Bob Burns, Maxine Schreiber John Alex, Beverly Shortino, Bob Bessert, Betty Wilcox, Anne Buss, LcVerne Lani, Nita Sanders Zoida Wells, Edith Strom, Lowell Metheny, Betty Rew, Edward Henry, Janice O'Connell, Pct Ollmun Jack Hodges, Joyce Almquist, Dick Fry, Alan Cameron, Jean Gahm, Bob Harvey, Roberta Boyd Alberta Osterhaut, Don's Wiler, Kenneth Peters, August Rivera, Kenneth Fenelon, Benny Snow, Lois Johnston James Mitchell, Francis Johnson, Jean Kreuter Robert Gustafgon, Judith Key, Roger Cushinq, Vivian Vettore, Elaine Garth, Jerry Cluusen, Audrey Murray Edward Kasch, Barbara Hering, Joanne Anderson, Lyman Totten, Betty Bonwell, Donald Wood, Donna Perkins Patricia Elstad, Louie Dean, Doris Roderick, Robert Vernon, Neil Santee, Anne Belle Smith, Mary Anderson Virginia Knapp, Elaine Lee, Howard Pohl, Iohn Bradley, Iocm Muck, Thomas Arnett, Lorraine Hoey Ronald Wyka, Neil Hamilton. Richard O'Keefe, Guido Geraci, Jim Anderson, Donna Lux, Charles Almond V Carl Ross, Neil Moffitt 64 . ? .w .k a 51 N X. WM3' ml om k , Beverly Conley, Richard Brown, Raycmne Moore, Eileen Hakcda, Paul Plueddemcm, Juanita Carlson, Mcrrylee Morehart Robert F erguson, Theodore Larson, Kay Geddes, Roger Higgins, Jeanne Kojima, Ronald Klemmedson, Howard Brewer Susan Waggoner, Gaylerd Kascel, Phillip Lee, loan Nelson, Patricia Cromwell, Richard Wharton, Marilyn Holtsjcmder Robert Smith, Keith Daily, Ann Walsh, Betty Arm Turner, Beverly Raymer, William Stelter, Carol Baumbach Robert Brooks, Rosemary Knott, Carl Johnson, Robert Buchanan, Mary Lou Allen, James Evans, Marilyn Seinwill Richard Wallack, Alan Hampshire L ........ David Pennock, Iocmne Breon, David Ausgpurqer, Roger Erickson, Ann Rich, Charles Williams, Mary Bartlett Sue Cartwright, Robert Oliver, Constance Brown, Bruce Banks, Io Ann Gregory, Gordon Carlson, Donna HoeI Sue Brown! Barbara Hamilton, David Caskey, Mary Smith, Phil Mattison. Nancy Nelson, Richard Bessert John Harvey, Thomas Krauss, Lois Aukes, Jack Thayer, Garnet Thompson, Stanley Blumenthal, Mike Brand . Marcia Crittenden, Bob Kellcmey, Nancy Chalmcm, Ralph Pierce, Diane Koh'Ihurst, Donna Ramsey, Charles Blanck Joanne Young 66 Robert Carter, Billie Trosper, Ronald Brown, William Burns, Donna Rosenquist, Robert Hermann, Sharon Baker Sam DiRaimondo, Robert Brown, Anita Klingl Richard Brown, Ictck Try, Barbara Bruzzell, Albert Stites Beverly Gavigcm, Clarence Hewitt, Richard Stewart, Philip Wessels Betty Gitchell, Lester Tipton, Marilyn Swanson Margaret Henry, Esther Helman, Richard Bradley, Marjorie Landis,Evc1 qun Fridly, Robert Heins, Mary Wolford Iim Wilfong, Pauline Nelson Donald Ritter,Mar1ene Borbey, Charles Murphy, Jeannette Kindell, Richard Welch Ella Chance 8-114 Ronald Garman Julia Eddy ' Morse McDonald Alma Jean Thorn James Sherman Marietta Budack Allen Ivins Dorothy Fish Leonard Wallis Donna Holcomb Theodore Seaworth Barbara Hahn Kenneth Newman Esther Knapp Lenore Corpuel Betty Bartly Thomas Mathews Anna Mae Martin David Schmelzer Martha Stern Nick Liakouras Joyce Alberty Vera Gallagher Robert Duffey David Tresemer Eleanor Cummings 3'; Gloria Hudson U1 Donna Campbell 68 Charles Northrup Ervin Thomas Leotd Shipmcm Vivian Lawson Leonard Barber Betty Theisen Juanita Herbsleb Shirley Erlandson Virginia Warner Vernon Schock Iennie Boncrquisti Beverly Pierce Billy Graham Jack Armellcmi Roseann Harrington Donald Widell Kathryn Soter Leland Hartman Joyce Belknap Donna McDonald Phyllis Clark Joe Ippolito Frank Manarchy Iohn Gebhczrdt Mary Vande Walker Lois Lombardo Lynn Anderson Henry Maurchie Glen Lutzow 8-219 Richard Holcomb Iocm Doerfner Paul Maqnelia Shirley Woods Sally Small Michael Kellcmey Iune Mund Thomas Johnson Betty Anne Crouse Richard Williamson Marion Hall Floyd Patrick Derrell Dawson Billie Hudler Robert Cross Margaret Koelker Glenna Hunter Richard Rdthke Iecm Schoonmaker Ronald Pennock William Bartlett Naomi Cain Gilbert Johnson Eileen Bradsteen Iocm Norberg Gavin Harvey Ramona Nelson Richard Cromwell Robert Rund Gwendolyn White Darrell Smucker Muriel Scheidquer Fay Etta Morse Mariana Melin Joanne Springer Frances Swanstrom Io Needham 70 Thomas Glenny Margery Shanhouse Thomas Miltimore Mary Lou Tullock Sally Day Cyrus Dietz Georgcxnn Arnold Robert Heinzeroth Janice Ditto James Allen Joan Matheson lack Kranish Roger Clark Sandra Collier Rodney Holmquist Louwcxne Burritt Georgann Thayer Edward Conklin Patricia Butler Elmer Olson Richard Behr Mary Ellen Thompson Patricia Adams Mary Scone Phyllis Bettinghaus Nancy Ruth Andress Mary Langley Bruce Brewer Eugene DeWeerdt Patricia Gibson Doralie Wakefield Barbara White Constance Schleicher Alice Lingel Phyllis Wolfram Jack Powers Lois Rudelius 8-3043 Charles Bietau Katherine Kreuter Donald Mahan Arden Markell Barbara Frisk Clarence Schafmcm Anna Mae Deacon Diane Prick Joyce Wolfe Carol Runycm Beth Hanna Roger Benson Janice Bargren - Harley Prentice Mary Lou Miller Jack Schandelmeier Virginia Bergeron Ioretta Hodqdon Ronald Schaefer Elaine Pearson Donald Walker Donald Read Patricia Carter Jacqueline Bruneni Jean Stover James Doyle Virginia Kemp Alfred Reillev Walter Vaughan Ierilyn Wilson Richard McLaughlin Marion Mensenkcxmp Iohn Lawrence Iimmy Heath Sara Turicicmo Millard Countryman Thomas Reynolds Barbara Parker Norma Pearson Keith Hazzctrd RX Winona Houseknecht James Malloy Patricia Schrock Richard Miller Clayton Raymond Joanne Keig Donald Williams Charlene Meads Evelyn Legel Phyllis Eldridge Barbara Oliver Beverly Hocking Joanne Nelson Edward Brick Donna Hansen James Deill Frank Grundeen Geraldine Johnson James North Lillian Truitt Patricia Boyer William Roberts Georgialee Doble Edward Lyle Ernest Peterson Saramoe Magin Iulia Nettles Violet Sadewater Marleen Sherer Kenneth Harmon June Thurlwell Leamon Roland 8-303 Pat Tindell Dick Kohlhcrgen Reva Smith Wrcxy Bengston Beverly Wallack May Pearson Ruth Perkins Norman Remich Bill Capriola Nancy O'Connor Nancy Bamford Roger Jacobs Dorothy Benjamin Richard Coxon Pat Bodell Sally Lind Fred Conwell Mary Stanbery Charles Hunt Barbara Houston Katherine Sturm Vaughn Stakemiller Georgia Stevens Kenneth Tinsley Margie Bonjour Warren Tudor Bill quleston Kcty Body Robert Mattocks lean Welsh Bob chAken Pat Laaker Russell Furze Ray Lightfooi 8 -31'6 Alf Steffen Joyce Pylcxnd Roger Meyer Pat Torrisi Bob Smith Audrey Tice Eleanor Sprqque Janice Partch Betty Cardy Jean Vaughan Joan Cobb Clayton Woodruff Jean Hanford Bill Smith Beverly Bates Angeline DeGrandis Betty Wilson Faye Taylor 4 Iodell Brewster Orpha Dull Mark Hopkins Shirley Gruner Jack Mohn Phyllis Bourgo Florence Cooper Bruce Adams Barbara Bates Carol Stotler Barbara Newman Robert Plager Marion Iohnson Karen Simpson Donald Wenck 75 8-312 Roger Voy Norma James Lorraine Waisner Gerald Ambach Ronald Fulton June Stone Dale Cronkrite James Ruglcmd George McKenzie Ioe Bombqrd Dolores Kellogg Iohn Pruitt Io Marie De Beneditto John Reeder Robert Davis Janice Fulton Irene Knapp Bob Weber Jacqueline West Rose Morris , Mildred Martin Darrell Fetters Murder Boken Dolores Epperson ' Mario Agostini Elaine Garman Arthur Grabow Pot Wright Beverly Day De Wayne Ward Bob Zeller 76 Carol Tunison Melvyn Paulson Jeannine Whitford Clifford Bock Mary Ann Collins La Verne Schemel Ceola Rush Donald Wiqgs Beverly Bressler Donald Strum Vivian Brown Charles Webster Richard Catron Delores Reininger Richard Streit Marilyn Anderson Evelyn Bartholomew Robert Iacobsen Virginia Harvey Forrest Pettit Kenneth Lamb Mary Lou Gunder Melvin Hill Barbara Chesbrough Betty Robertson Robert Estes Betty Kennedy Richard Bertchie Donald Fulton Jacqueline Burd ' Phyllis Vander Wall Marilyn Bodda 7 - 222 Sigrid Angstrom Robert Rew Donna Hobbs Santo Giuffre Donna Steele Leif Ayen Janet Grothmann Richard Seiter Caroline Hagner Mayo Larson Bonnie Elston Carolyn Carlson Betty Kiltz Kenneth Williams Robert Bullock loan Miller Patricia Cox Donna Frewin Ma'rilyn Martin Peggy Burgctrd Janet Schleicher Ruth Dermody Jerry Kilsberg Beverly Lace Jean Pettenger Barbara Lambert Fred Block Donald Purvicmce Jerald Hobel Harold Oellig Fred Peterson Donald Sutton Jack Houseweorrt Richard Schafmom 78 7-204 Margaret Friels Iecm Wheeler Donna Bovey Janice Griffey Joan Hunter Io Ann Martin Jack Hoffman Dale Cardey Pat Schubert Richard Johnson Ronald Hallstrom Barbara Hodges David Shoudy Jack Miller Betty Ott Valerie Thomas Ioanne Olson lack Anderson Deverett Bickston Roger Rudolph Robert Conrad Margaretta Caltagirone Stanley Scott Edward Kelly Richard Raymer Phyllis Holcomb Ion Kopf Bob Munroe Calvin Schoonhoven Elsie Mae Vaughn Nancy Buzzell Marjorie Alfrey Delmar Cushing Glen Keiser V79 7-301 Jerry Seifert Charles Wiggs Betty Dreier Grace Bovey Phyllis Tondi Antoinette Conevercx Pierce Helmcm Stephen Johnson Eugene Higgins Arlene Larsen Rosalie Nastasi Consuelo Rivera Patricia Milanas Joan Weber Jackie Hawkins Gordano Bagqio Barbara Hicks . Keith O'Connell Virginia Arnold Lena Bisbee Margaret Lonergcm Darrell Metheny Donald Rinedollcxr Robert Du Bois Richard Warren David Andrews Gerald Lamb Roger Hausvick Roger Lillie Edward Daigle Wilfred Huitzacucz Kenneth Bryden Iohn Baumgartner James McLaughlin John Walton Fred Wall 7-317 Bill Day Sue Manning Marlene Graven Jane Borden Dene Mastroganis Bill Burr Roland Hanson Karin Kratz Larry Ohlson Lois Wells Nancy Ishizaki Bill Ross Franklyn Holmes Jack Rinedollar Betty Jacobs Leroy Fitz Bradley Ruttenberg David Farquhctr Shirley Truitt Phyllis Ioscelyn Carol Wren David Stewart Paul Stringer ' Dick Hobart Edgar Van Barriger Gordon Smith Donald Stumpf Mary Burrows David Skaar Ronald Ratz Philip Quandt Ierry Cole Barbara Abrahamson Richard Allen Arthur Priebe Ioan Dresser Not in picture: Carol Saeger, Gene Parks 7-223 Robert Horton Iudith Provcmcher William Alverson Janis Patrick Donna Hopkins Peter Brand Barbara Bannen Philip Calhoun Jerry Wohlford Sylvia Fink lack Lyons Patricia Cummings Matilda Metcctlf Richard Donohoe Nancy Larson Terry Coad Roger Nelson Lois Reed Joseph Ditto Iocm Wurshawsky Judith Carlson Robert Hissong Leo Palmeri Patrick Mattison George Milne. George Dilling June Thompson Iames Glasford Ioe White Roberta Barr Hugh Seborg Richard Taylor Quen Iacobsen Ioellyn Upham Eugene Cummings Mary Ingrassicr Edward Souders Iocm Kussy Robert Fisher Ierry Michtell Donna Steele Bob Keckler Betty Smith Tommy Weir Barbara Berry Bob Weller Katherine Beck Jack Grubb Jean Molander Frank Naqles Joyce Resenbeck Janet James Charles Gillett Carol Houser Alan Anderson Mary Runyard Raymond Tudor Evelyn Stewart Claire Iverson Charles Brown Vivian Schemel Lloyd Hawks Ioe Suski Josephine Ippolito Mitchell Parrott Walter Peyton Sarah Starks Patsy Wolfe Ronald Smith 7-210 John Moffitt Patricia Houghton Bonnie Applequist Charles Hizer Donald Swinson Louie Wolff Roger Peterson Mary Teachout Francis Saqona Tom Chambers Ioel Walters Dora Mae Swenson Stanley Ewy Harold Livingston Philip Walker Marilyn Warner Louise Lani Ian Proudfoot Duane Beckstrom Mirana Johnson Iack Willis Janet Iaeger Barbara Williams Ierry Harper Mary Daniels Charlotte Anne Pate Franklin Fort Crawford Dewitt Bill Naill Carol Moffitt Bill Dwyer ' Roger Ellis Dick Thompson Wendell Turner Philip Lemery 84 7-203 Audrey France Roger Brown Donald Crosty Alan Spielman Lola Harbeson Lowell Simpson William Schutt Richard Peterson John Oehler Iohn Buss Iosephine Vetternorch Mary Lou Lindell Elaine Winchester Janice Ralston Roberta Lewis Barbara Gilbertson Joann Fetters lack Anderson Jerry Rebecca Arlene Hinde Wanda Dailey Rita Harder Louis Laue Linda Aqostini Renate Erlanger Claire Schmitt Nila Allison Tom Vause John Jackson ' George Ryan Helen Nelson Lloyd Rothwell Violet Swenson Donald Dehn Richard Stanley . Franklin Johnson 85 7-308 B111 Kellczr Donald Houck Roger Hedges Donald Powers Rosie Grotto Marilyn Schroeder Mary Christopherson Mary Lou Duffey Helen Vernon William Weeter Bill Johnson James Streit Rosemary Stewart Loretta Sciortino Orville Belmont Mary Ellen Evans Phyllis Bellars Anna Femminella s Francis Easton Jerry Dyreson Virgil Barnes Sally Bessert Georgia Snow Patricia Runge Allan Harris Margaret Vaughan ' Clyde Bailey ' Darlene Anderson 7-220 Jack Braddy Joanne Newman Bill Shenberger P0111 King Gerald Johnson Eugene Hawks Danny Chriswell George Suski Edna Gaddis Virginia Polyanski Richard Pond Marion Houser Carol Hansen Jean Phelps Larry La Buy Milton Covert Jean Meyer Jerry Knight Harold Epperson Jack McLaughlin Lois Epperson Keith Holcomb Carol Rush Loretta Seeling Norman Chamberlain Ralph Littlefield once Warner Floyd McNames Wanettcx Brauer Kenneth Reynolds Dick Connair Not in picture: Shirley Dittman 87 SEARS Extends CongratuIations t0 STUDENTS OF ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH Make Sears Your Headquarters 123 N. Church Street Main 3311 PAINTING AN D DECORATING Harvey Paint 6: Wallpaper Co. 424 E. STATE STREET Compliments of D. I. STEWART AND COMPANY FINE Ready-to-Wecn' 113-115 SOUTH MAIN ST. Forest 141 MAIN 204 Paints - Supplies - Housewares WATCHES CLOCKS JEWELRY SILVERWARE DIAMONDS C II AAAII! oooTheooo Pioneering Better Milk in Rockford for Nearly a Half Century Bolender Iewelry Store 313 WEST STATE STREET Established 1896 88 B U R R SPORTING GOODS Established 1 894 SERVING THE STUDENTS OF ROCKFORD FOR 52 YEARS Compliments of Aristrom Brothers PLUMBING. HEATING AND SUPPLIES 421 South Main Street Main 333 Ralph E. Arfstrom - Main 4922 FLOWERS from GREENHOUSE to You MAURICE A. EGGAN 3031 North Main Street Parkside 9 CARL E. LINDQUIST Ieweler 1 137 BROADWAY Bowl Your Cares Away Simonds Recreation 1407 NORTH MAIN Rockford, Illinois The BIGGEST and BEST HAMBURGER in town TALLY H0 1303 AUBURN Open 7:00 A. M. 3 1:30 A. M. Closed Sundays PHONE BLACKHAWK 2240 For THE BOOK SHOP Tobacco. Cigars, Cigarettes Candy, Gum and Novelties BOOkS and O . Glfts General Candy and Tobacco Co 309 NORTH MAIN STREET Rockford, Illinois 1603 Kishwaukee Street Rowland Pharmacy MASTERS SHOES CHURCH at PARK Now 24 Years Old PRESCRIPTIONS THE BIG. BUSY SHOE STORE SOdas - Magazines 114 South Main Street or FOREST 8260 113 South Wymun Street Compliments of Williams-Manny-Stevens and Engstrom GENERAL INSURANCE Main 999 610 William Brown Building T I M E S Restaurant and Soda Fountain SANDWICHES OF ALL KINDS Reasonably Priced Lunches and Dinners For Good Food and Service MIAMI RESTAURANT With the Compliments of 313 East State Street Reid's Fish Market We Dress Your Floors and Windows 1225 BROADWAY The Car-Pet-Line Store. INC. 424-430 Seventh St. - Rockford, Illinois LINOLEUMS - RUGS - CARPETS SHADES - DRAPERIES Phone Main 1700 Rockford, Illinois Phone Forest 6673 ABRAMS STUDIO HOME OF GOOD PORTRAITS Since 1917 Cameras - Supplies - Greeting Cards - Gifts 208 North Church Street Rockford, Illinois 1859 1946 IOHN R. PORTER 6: CO. State and Main Streets PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Same Name, Same Family, Same Location For Longer Than Any Business In Rockford 91 PERKIN S OIL COMPANY WILLIAMSON State and Seventh Streets MOTOR Charles and 18th Streets CO. Main and Myott Streets SUPER SERVICE STATIONS W. H. WILLIAMSON President MARSHALL LUMBER 6c FUEL CO. ' . CHURCH AND CHESTNUT STREETS ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 932 WEST STATE STREET Don't Put It Off Put It On ROOFING RESIDENTIAL and COMMERCIAL ROOFING ASPHALT - ASBESTOS - GRAVEL Reasonable Terms - F.H.A. F inancing ROCK WOOL INSULATION ATTIC and SIDEWALL Ford V-Neer Brick Siding - Ace Roofing Supplies DURFEE BROS. ROOFING CO. We Carry Workmen's Compensation 2428 North Church Street Forest 1433 92 Rockford's F inest Store JOHNSON 9 BURKE Jewelers and Opt1c1ans O W E N I S I n C 407 Seventh Street - Rockford, Illinois Home of Exclusive Main 2552 Fashions Phone For Correct Time 0 WE BUY OLD GOLD 0 Quality Apparel SHOE and RUBBER REPAIRING for WOMEN BEAN S GIRLS SHOE SERVICE MEN 114 South Wyman Street BOYS FOREST 7998 999?;ng E 1519162911 ,9: 91$ KE SUNSHINE FEATURING DELUXE CLEANING Rug and Carpet Fur and Garment Cleaning PHONE Storage .9 MAIN in our own vault We Call For 5900 -- and Deliver Every Item Insured Harold B. Anderson, Proprietor OFFICE AND PLANT: 1224 BROADWAY We I nvite Comparison 93 BURPEE-WOOD Funeral Home 420 NORTH MAIN STREET Serving Rockford for 90 Years Ask Those We Serve Rockford Lumber and Fuel Company 0 MAIN 67 201 East State Street W. B. DORAN 109 North Main St. STOP IN TODAY at THE TIC TOC Good F ood - Fountain Service Commercial and Aerial PHOTOGRAPHERS Ofset Plate Makers LITHOGRAPH ERS WMDSMITH BUMMERBIM STlllllll Phone 766l 2710 West State St. Rockford, Illinois 94 STUCKEY'S INC. Flowers by Style Store for Men and Boys C O N N I E 0 MAIN 3777 119-121 North Main Street M AIN 2503 124 South Church St. Rockford, Illinois For the Best in Flowers Compliments of ALPHA CUTLER FURNITURE Floral Shop COMPANY Flowers for A11 OCCGSiOHS Rockford's Oldest Furniture Store FLOWERS for all occasions SWAN PETERSON 6: SON. Inc. F lorists Phone Main 912 109 S. Longwood Street COOPER'S Arrow Shirts CLEANING M A S O N ' S WORKS O . Hart Schaffner 6: Marx Clothes 926-28 WEST STATE STREET . Telephone Forest 81 Rockford, Illinois 124 NORTH MAIN STREET Rockford, Illinois CANDY IS DELICIOUS FOOD . . . Enjoy Some Every Day EMIL KELLNER 6: COMPANY V Wholesalers of F 1'ne Confections 223 South Church Street Main 567 - Main 568 Rockford, Illinois 96 d . m www.mn m5. . o S O P E R ' S Compliments F lowers 01 ROOSEVELT o CAFETERIA Your Second 221 NORTH MAIN STREET Home MAIN 339 o ROOSEVELT . . . ECHO . . . GOLD BAR . . . ROOSEVELT . . . HI-GRADE . . . Good Names to Remember ROCKFORD WHOLESALE GROCERY COMPANY Rockford, Illinois 97 Collier Studebaker Company 401-7 South Court Street Rockford, Illinois EXPERT RADIO REPAIRING PHILCO PHILGAS CROSLEY Mitchell Radio 6: Appliance Complete Line of HOME APPLIANCES Phone Main 3128 2427 W. State Rockford, Illinois Flowers for Every Occasion D I D I E R Florist FOREST 7395 532 W. State St. Rockford, Illinois Prescription Service Sickroom Supplies Whitman's Chocolates Gift Wrappings Greeting Cards SWARTZ PHARMACY Rockford, Illinois Garments - Ties - Hats - Bugs - Draperies C O L E ' S Odorless Cleaners Phone Main 7667 1422 NORTH MAIN ST. ALLEN'S CROCKERY STORE Rockford, Illinois 98 Forest 7800 E. W. Schmelinq 6: Sons Service to the Builder Lumber - Millwork - Fuel - Paint 1031 SCHOOL STREET Rockford, Illinois IACKSON IEWELERS Famous Watches Keepsake Registered Diamonds 115 WEST STATE STREET Rockford, Illinois NIHAN 6: MARTIN Prescription Druggists 1423 NORTH MAIN STREET and GAS-ELECTRIC BUILDING Rockford, Illinois THE NEW STATE THEATRE MAIN 181 105 WEST STATE STREET Home of United Artists First-Hun Pictures NORTH MAIN SWEET SHOP 1406 NORTH MAIN STREET 0 Serving the Finest Foods BEST CANDIES and COOLEST DRINKS 0 Under N eW M anagement 99 HENRY LINDBERG BOWMAN BROS. SHOE STORE Furniture STATE AT WYMAN 218 SOUTH MAIN STREET The Home of Good Rockford, Illinois Shoes and Hosiery 6W; ICE CREAM 100 GGBEHR3S99 I FOR SERVICE x I Industrial Machinery and Equipment Electric Motors Sanitary Wiping Cloths Cotton Wastes Structural Steel CALL ON US ANYTIME 101 Compliments of SERVISOFT We soften the water for you Soft Water Supply Co. 214 North Fifth Street Main 505 Vk We offer you a thorough, conscientious service consistent with fine workmanship and quality. The engravings and photo- graphs in this year-book bespeak our ability. ROCKFORD ILLUSTRATING COM PANY ENGRAVERS . ELECTROTYPERS - ARTI STS- PHOTOGRAPHERS ir 1k ROCKFORDJLLINOIS 1k 1k 103 WEATHER-WINNERS DUTDUDH GARMENTS ROCKFORD PRINTING 8 SUPPLY CO. Printers -- Stationers 2l4-2I6 EAST STATE ST. ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS 104 ylimt V Z, 770va d7yCOO 3,83 906 mmlcc a...vn.-- -.... .....-!- ,..u....g......- k. ,....-...... -.:;. ;.. .-.. .-... . ..... M w. w W g m m .m W m u