Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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lli:NRx' lloumzpus Senior Forum 3--lg lfli-Y 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 3, Class Play 4. From a little spark may burst a mighty name. llank's another one of our country friends who makes the morning air miserable by the squeaks and rattles of his Lizzie as he breezes in from the farm. The old school thought llenry such a good supporter and so easy on the furniture that she persuaded him to lengthen his four years' course into one of five years. llis ambition is two-fold: First, to become a shark in Math, second, to join his brother in the Cniversity of llli- nois. Our hest wishes are with you, Hank! lXIt'll.'XRD l3RowN lunior Forum 23 Senior Forum 3-43 D llus. Mgr. Scoop -lg Class Play 4. l honor the man who honors himself by his dress. Dick is a singer of no mean ability and his performance in the Gypsy Operetta last year was a treat. lle has the distinction of being the best dressed fellow in the class-of being the llarnld Teen. NVe wonder why? Besides this, it is the general opinion of his class- mates that he will he the tirst fellow married in the class. As business manager of the Seoop, he has shown his ability to manage the rather difficult financial problems of that pnhlieation. lle has a good head and knows how to think for himself. This, plus a deep sense of justice, should spell success for him. XllNNlli liRUYN lunior Forum 23 Senior Forum -lg i tilec Club lg Class Play 4. She never puts off till tomorrow What she can do today. Minnie is one who can be relied upon. She is diligent and dependable. a girl who works when she works and plays when she plays. Nevertheless, she is by no means par- tial to her studies. but takes an interest in other affairs. always heing ready to help out. Some say that she is bashful, but it' you look carefully. we are sure that you will some- times tind a sparkle of mischief in her eye that defies hashfulness. llave you ever no- ticed? Capable, genial, practical, she is a decided credit to our class. Page twenty tune

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I. Nc IZAISIQTH ARNflI.D Junior Forum l-2g Senior Forum 3-43 Booster Girls l, 2. 3, -lg Glee Club 3--lg Class Play 4. To me more dear, congenial to my heart. One native charm, than all the gloss of art. This petit person has large brown eyes, golden brown hair-bobbed. and many accom- plishments. She is amiable and studious, and has a very sweet voice. which fully entitles her to her membership in the Glee Club. She is another of Belvidere High's good dancers. She favors athletics, having participated in grade and high school sports. She is a regu- lar rooters! Just a short time back the best athlete of our class saw how fascinating Elizabeth is and has become a devoted ad- mirer. VVe'll hope for the best. iRMixN BEACH Basketball l, 2, 3g Football 2. He possesses simplicity and liberailty. As a Freshie, Buck started out to be highest: bidder for being the athletic star of the school. His progress was obstructed in his Sophomore year by Old Man Jinx in the form of an injured knee obtained in a football game. Although he has made re- peated efforts to come back into the lime- light he has been hindered by the knee, and it eventually gave out on him. Last year he almost triumphed when he played over half the basket-ball season before Old Mau overcame him. Another pet of Buck's is a carbuncle on the back of his neck. VW- hope that the boon companion of your lligh School days will leave you free in your activi- ties after ,luue 15th. RUTH l31cNm5R junior Forum lg Senior Forum 43 Page twenty Booster Girls l, 2, 3, -lg Glee Clllll 3g Class Play -l. Quiet in appearance, with motives unknown. Ruth is that small, dark-haired lass with large brown eyes that fairly dance with mis- chief and good humor. You never can tell what prank she is planning to play when free from the rigors of the school room. though she is like a mouse in school. She likes to go on hikes and is a great lover of the outdoors. Her hearty cheer may be heard at all athletic contests and her jolly laugh. whenever fun is afoot. Dame Rumor has it that a certain Shirland lad is very much interested in her. Nor do we blame hint. -two

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i oitoriiv llRvniaN blunior lforum lg Senior liorum 3, -lg llooster Girls 3, -lg Girls' So- ciety -lg Clarence -lg Class l'lay -l. NYe know her hy her happy air. ller lvright hlue eyes, her light hrowu hair. 'l'his quotation sums up well the happy spirited and attractive Dorothy who is seldom seen without her darked eyed. equally happy spirited twin. Ruth. .Xsk anyone if he ever saw Dorothy lose her temper. and the answer will inrarialmly he. 'Wthat a foolish question to ask. ln spite ot' Dorothy's carrying six suhjects this semester, she has managed to take part in many outside activities too, Among these must he included her sweet warhling in the Vreslryterian choir, and her acting of the part of Mrs. tYhr-eler in the comedy. Clara-nee. .XR-IORIIQ liURRlil.L Class l'lay -l. Her air. her manners, all who saw admired. Courteous tho' eoy, and gentle tho' retired. Marjorie joined the ranks of the class of '23 very unohtrustively in lfehruary. hut she immediately won her way into the hearts of all. Her capable recitations soon convinced ns that she had brains and used them, and her well controlled enthusiasm for worth while things won our admiration. Marjorie is very fond of athletics, heing something of a star in hasket-hall herself. and aspiring one day to become a physical training in- structor. She has chosen Northwestern Uni- versity for her sehool. and there she will, we feel sure. he as successful as she has lu-en lic-re. l vici.vN l ii,uii'LiN Senior Forum -lg Booster Girls 3--lg Girls Society -lg Class Play -l. Mirth is scattered through her quiet ways. Garden Prairie is worthy of a place on the map if all the girls it produces approach Evelyn, the lass who was voted the most hashful in the Class of 1923. She really has many accomplishments hut modesty prevents her displaying them in society. ller name has heen conspicuous on the honor holl and she has shown marked alvility in French. where she has often aeted as erudite peda- gogue. Far he it from Evelyn to wear her heart on her sleeve, so that just what is going on beneath that calm exterior it is difficult to surmise. l 1i,n twenty -four