Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)
- Class of 1937
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J ':VV1V.:V.- ,ff 1'r1rQW E. 'X !.'. Edilor DORIS HOGARD Business Manager JOHN STANTON I , , PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OE BELVIDERE HIGH SCHOOL BELVIDERE, ILLINOIS 1 JUNE, 1937 f VOL. XXV MMM uamcfvrnom To Miss Lawrence-in sincere appreciation of her untiring services and faithfulness as faculty' treasurer for the classes and all other organizations of the high school, and for her unfailing friendliness and good cheer as a teacher and adviser, do We, the Class of 1937, affectionately dedicate our Belvi. MEMGRIAM Y 1 VIRGINIA MCCABE MRS. CAROL LAING Died December 27, 1936 Died February 25, 1937 BOOK ONE BOOK BOOK BOOK T W O ATHLETICS 'Ii-IREE ACTIVITIES FOUR BOOK ON BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. HERMAN WRIGHT ,.... .... P RESIDENT MR. HAL GREEF. . . ' ...., SECRETARY MEMBERS MR. JESSE MCCARTNEY MR. ANGUS SISSON MR. DONALD TRIPP MR. CLYDE HELLIGAS MR. RAY KINREED 9 Mr. R. E. Garrett Sujncfrizztemlmzf of Schools Principal of High School 10 Miss Elizabeth Harvey Associate Superintrndmt of Srfoools Miss Martha Lindquist Assistant Principal Mr. Victor Baumgartner Miss Hazel Beverly Miss Margaret Blair Athletic Coach English Department Home Economics Department History Department Mr. John Benson , Miss Minerva Blackburn Social Science Department 1 Latin Department Commercial Department History Department English Department Miss Ruth Bowman Miss Helen Burton Miss Constance Fulkerson English Department Mathematics Department Science Department Public Speaking Miss Elaine Burstatte Miss Margaret Fairchild English Department Commercial Department 12 Mr. Clarence Gates Miss Louise Lawrence Mr. Clarence Gates Music Department Commercial Department Science Department Miss Ruth Harris Mr. Virgil McAllister Mathematics Department Manual Training Department Miss Frances Nelson Mr. Everett Ryan Miss Vanessa Werth Secretary Science Department Mathematics Department Girls' Athletics Miss Irene Phillips Miss Gertrude Tanner History Department French Department English Department 13 Jack Lanning Kenneth Holroyd Grace Wickwire President ...... Vice President . . . Secretary ..... Treasurer . Adviser Ring Committee Jack Funderburg, Chairman George Steinborn Roberta Beyer Dorothy Peterson Eldon Barr SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Motto: Not at the top, but climbing? Colors: Red and Silver Flower: Red Rose SOCIAL COMMITTEE Lucille Blodgett, Chairman Howard McMillan Lon Byram Willard Dunbar Lloyd Houden Announcement Committee Robert Smith, Chairman Jane Eastman Christine Dykes Ted Laing Herbert Aaronson Marguerite Oakley Marjorie Lewis Louise Kurtz Mae Schult Lloyd Houden . . .Jack Lanning Kenneth Holroyd .Grace Wickwire . , . ,Lloyd Houden . . . ,Mr. Garrett Memorial Committee Marjorie Jane Davey, Chairman James Cunningham Marjorie Taylor Doris Hogard John Stanton 14 Marjory Jack Doris John A Jane National Honor Society Marjorie jane Davey Christine Dykes Jack Funderburg Doris Hogard Emmett Keenan John Stanton HONORS First Semester Honor Roll Lucille Bloclgett Marjorie Jane Davey Christine Dykes Evelyn Ehle Frances Gilbert Doris Hogard Emmett Keenan Dorothy Peterson Loretta Pritchard National Athletic Society Eldon Barr Lon Byram Jack Funderburg Jack Lanning George Steinborn Scholarship Mantle-Doris Hogard George Bob Lon Jack 15 Herbert Aaronson Football 3, 4, Bn Club 3, 4g Announcement Commit- tee 45 Class Baseball 3. Doing what he found to doin a cheerful sort of wayf' Lucille Anderson New Milford High School I. In thy fare I sac Ihr map of honor, truth, aml loyal- ly. Frances Baker Poplar Grove High 1, 2, 3, Band 4. A little backwarzl about coming forward. Eugene Barr Athletic Board of Control 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball 4g BH Club 3, 4. In basketball ha's a shark, his rccor1l's bright, though his hair is dark? Bernard Allen Band. He's small, but so was Nafzoleonfl Jeanette Bailey Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 25 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Li- brarian of Traveling Library 4, Belvi Staff 4g Bel-Hi News Staff 3. A true frirml, is forczrv' rl friamlf' Eldon Barr Football 43 B Club 4. By his husky grip and his hearty smilc, We know he feels that lifa's worth whilaf' Jane Bartlett Band I, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 3, 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 3, 45 Math Club IQ Pep Club I. The mildest manners and the gentlcst heart. Robert Benvenuti Has no foe, failure, or woe. Beth Berg Bel-Hi Staff 35 Math Club IQ Basketball 3. If smiling makes the world go round, She'll surely keep it turn- ingf' Lucille Blodgett Chairman of Social Com- mittee 45 Volleyball 45 Chair- man of Prom Orchestra Committee 33 Junior Candi- date for Carnival 35 Here Comes the Showboat' 33 Morrison High School 1, 2. Not very tall, in fat! quite small, But fair and sweet, anfl loved by all. Ralph Bordner Full of fun and mischief, too, Doing things he shonltln't rio. Sue Benvenuti Bel-Hi Staff 35 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 3,45 Volleyball 3, 45 Spring Re- vue 1, 35 Latin Club I, ZQ Math Club 1, 25 Librarian 35 Glee Club 2. Whe11 fun is here, she'll never work, When work is here, she'll never shirkf' V Roberta Beyer Belvi Staff 45 G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 43 Bel-Hi Staff 35 Soph. Ass't. of G.A.A. 2Q Latin Club 1, 23 Volleyball 2, 45 Ring Committee 45 Spring Revue 1. X It's nice to he natural, When you're naturally nice. Mahlon Blose As merry as the clay is longf' Bruce Brady Band 2, 3, 4. lVoul1l that there were more like him. Shirley Buker G.A.A. 2, 3Q Cafeteria 4. She bas ll plvczsanf way and szvrwi, A lovely vlmracfm' to meet. Lon Byram Football 1, 2, 3, 4g Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Football Cap- tain 4Q B Club 2, 3, 45 B Club President 45 HB' Club Vice-President SQ Ath- letic Board of Control 35 Social Committee 4. He doesnlt put things off, Hr puls fbvm oz'c'r.', Robert Churchill Band 2, 3, 4g Orchestra 3. Laugh and the world laughs wills you, Frown and you wrinkle your fare. Clyde Curtis Some think be's bash- ful-some zloubl it. Mildred Butz S1111sl:i11e is ber possession, Sweeivzfss, ber dispositionf' Vernon Canode He says much seldom. James Cunningham Memorial Committee 4: Social Committee 2, 33 Latin Club 1, ZQ Prom Committee 3, Sweater Committee, 35 Bel-Hi Staff 3. Yes, quiet and reserved be may appeur, But pranks and misrhief are ever near. Helen Darmon Orchestra 2, 3, 4g,Q.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1. I am wealthy in my friz'm1s. Marjorie Jane Davey G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4g Belvi Staff 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Spring Revue 1, 3: Sweater Committee 3, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4g Here Comes the Showboatu 32 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Assit. Editor of Bel-Hi Staff 3, Chairman of Memorial Com- mittee 4. A loyal FUIIIIIHNIOII, an exfellenf frivml, A good, eurzwxl 'lL'0Ykz f, and fl'll!' lo Ihr' vndf, Robert Dixon Band 1, 2, 3, 4. FII be 'n11'rry, l'lI bc' glad, Bu! one lbing sure, PII 1101 br' xml. Willard Dunbar Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, Football 3, 4, B Club 3, 4, Social Committee 4: Prom Decorating Committee 3Q Class Baseball 3. Ready for auylbing 3101! might ask, Be it fun or hz' it rx hzskf' Jane Eastman Social Committee 3, G.A. A. 2, 3, 4, Math Club 1, 2, Belvi Staff 42 Latin Club 1, 25 Spring Revue 3, Prom Committee 33 Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 4, An- nouncement Committee 4, Bel-Hi Staff 3, Glee Club 1. A right good lassie Harough amz' lbrougb, Her' meriis are 17ItI71j', her fnullx un' felon K Frances Dearth Volleyball IQ G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Spring Revue IQ Math Club 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Program Committee for Prom 3, Cafeteria 4, Librar- ian 4, Here Comes the Show Boat 3. As a friemf, sbrk lrue as ilu' sim. Leslie Duffy Band 4, University High, Normal, Illinois 1, 2, 3. Men of few worzlx are ibr' bex! men. Christine Dykes G,A.A. 1, 2, 3, Glee Club IQ National Honor Society 3, 4, Belvi Staff 4Q Spring Re- vue IQ Basketball 25 Prom Committee 3, Announce- ment Committee 4Q Piano Club 2, Bel-Hi Staff 3. She is rlmrming, the is witty, She is sweet mul sin' is 12rr'Ily. Evelyn Ehle Spring Revue. This liflle maizl wilb eye! of blur, Is full of pep and inlrl- Irri foo. I9 John Evans Football 2, 35 B Club 3, 45 Bel-Hi Staff 3. He has a smile that 100717 mme of. Jack Funclerburg B Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Foot- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 National Ath- letic Scholarship Society 2, 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Vice President of Class IQ Vice-President of B Club 42 Athletic Board of Control 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Belvi Staff 45 Bel-Hi Staff 35 Chairman of Sweater Committee 35 Chairman of Ring Committee 4. Best in athleties, a good student, a booster, a general favorite-what more can we say? Wilma Gahlbeck Glee Club 1, 25 Bel-Hi Staff SQ Traveling Library 45 Here Comes the Show- boat 35 Spring Revue 1, 35 Math Club I, 2. A good student and a'- ways ready to be a friend? Dorothy Gilmour Band 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 25 Candy Sales Manager 35 Basketball Z. Happy, laughing, free from care, Twinkling eyes and curly hair. Lavina Franck Band 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 G.A.A. 1, ZQ Piano Club IQ Basketball 3. She doesrft make much noise, But she gets there just the sa1ne.', Marie Gahlbeck Traveling Library 45 Bel- Hi Staff SQ Glee Club 25 Latin Club 2. True happiness, if under- stood, consists alone in doing good. Frances Gilbert Bel-Hi Staff 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 33 Volleyball 1, 2, 35 Spring Revue IQ Glee Club IQ Piano Club I5 uHere Comes the Showboatn 3. The envy of 1nen and vnaids, Has always been Frances's grades. Dorothy Gray Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing there is that bothers me. Robert Hallen My own thoughts are my C'OllIl7d17l0lIX.U Harriet Hines G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4. A maiden sweet, with soft brown eyes. Kenneth Holroyd Social Committee 3, Treas- urer of Class 25 Vice-Presi- dent of Class 45 Bel-Hi Staff 35 Prom Program Com- mittee 3g Football 3, 42 Showboat 3, Class Baseball 5 lCapt.jg UB Club 4. A pal, a sport, a class- mate. What else could we ask? Lloyd Houden President B Club 33 President Athletic Board of Control 4, Treasurer of Class 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Bas- ketball 2, 3, 43 UB Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Prom Decorating Committee 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. In football and basket- ball hr's won a rep, Ana' then besides he's got lots of pep. if Richard Hambridge Bel-Hi Staff 3, Public Ad- dress System Operator. A frieml to all, and a willing worker. Doris Hogard Mantle, Editor of Belvi 45 National Honor Society 3, 4, Class Treasurer IQ Booster Club 1, 2, 3, 4, As- sistant Editor of Bel-Hi News 3g President of Boos- ter Club 4Q President of Math Club 2, Memorial Committee 41 Social Com- mittee 2, 35 Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3. On her and her high en- rleauor, The Light of Praise shall shim' forever. Raymond Holtfretter Band I, 2, 3, 45 Or- chestra 4. What more than mirth would mortals have? The cheerful man is a kingf' Viva Mae Johnson Bel-Hi Staff 3, G.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Math Club I, 2. A goodly maid, both calm and steady, Her willing hands are al- ways ready. Oscar Julin Football 2, 35 BU Club 3, 4Q Manager of Football 4Q Class Baseball 2. Thr only way fo bare tl frirzzrl is lo bf 0111'. Emmett Keenan Latin Club I5 Bel-Hi Stall: 35 Belvi Staff 4Q National Honor Society 4. A quiet mm' buxhful 11111, A l21'fIf1' fricml om' 1If'l'l'l' l1111l. Raymond Kleber Ho 11111sf be fbi' right sort, xiurr' rL'U1'3'bo1ly lilws bimf' Theodore Laing Football 2, 3, 42 Basket- ball 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Secretary and Treasurer of Hi-Y 35 B Club 2, 3, 4g President of Hi-Y 45 Secre- tary of BU Club 4Q Bel-Hi Staff 3g Announcement Com- mittee 4. A 1lixli11g11isb1'1l afblcle 111111 ll right good fvlluwfl Mary Keating G.A.A. 45 Math Club 2. We g1'a111f, although she bail 71l1l!7,3 wit, Sbzr wus very slay of 115- i11g il. John Kelly My tongue 1L'ilhl1l my lips I rein, for who lalks 100 Illllfb 7lIllSf Iallz i11 v11i11.', Louise Kurtz Librarian 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Math Club 1, 25 Scorc- tary and Treasurer of Matli Club I5 Spring Revue 32 S0- cial Committee 4. Once yo11 mel ber, you lzuew ber, Once you kuczu bfr, you likczl laerf' Hugh Lampert Track 3, 43 Football 4g Glee Club I. Tome who from studies flff, Liu' long and 7I1L'fl'lIj'.!, Jack Lanning Class President I, 3, 4, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bas- ketball I, 2, 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 4, HBH Club 2, 3, 4g Class Baseball 1, 2, 3, 41 Athletic Board of Control 3. Hr has won fl 111111113 Ill our bull of fame. Marjorie Lewis Cheerleader I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary IQ Social Committee 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. I. 2, 3, 45 Junior Assistant of G.A.A. 3, Secretary and Treasurer of G.A.A. 42 Sec- retary and Treasurer of Math Club 2, Bel-Hi Staff 3, Vol- leyball 2, 3, 4: Spring Revue IQ Here Comes the Show- boatn 3. Sbt s fall and blrmzf 111111 szueef, Shfs rule 111111' !l1lL'lIJ'.V 11c11!.,' Jack McCartney Basketball 2, SQ Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, Vice-President of Orchestra 3, Class Baseball 3. I11fo111j1c'lr11tc is 11015 I0 be fo11111l in him. Franklyn Mattson Hi-Y 4. Au njfnblc and 00111160115 gentl1'11m11.', Omar Lett Poplar Grove High School 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 4. We 1IIf'IISIl1'L' g1'e11l 'HIUII by fbeir t'h11r11t'1'c1'. Bernice Lovesee Latin Club 1, 2. Willy 511111 loads of fuzz- tl 1'L'g1llIl1' liw wire. Howard McMillan Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orches- tra 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary 2Q Social Committee I, 3, 4g Editor of Bel-Hi News 3, Belvi Staif 45 Activities Committee of Band 3, 49 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Band Li- brarian 4. I CIIIZ make ll joke, I can see fl joke Ana' best of all I 01111 luke ll joleefi Frances Miles G.A.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Band r, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3g Spring Revue 1, 35 Prom Flower Committee 3, Math Club I, 2, Volleyball 2, 3, Basketball 2, Here Comes the Show Boat 3. Her su't'cI11c.vs 11111k1'x up for bw' sbo1'!11csr.', ' 5, Elayne Morse Band 2, 3, 4Q G.A.A. x, z, 3, 45 Math Club 1, 2Q Spring Revue I, 35 'iHerc Comes the Showboatn 35 Volleyball 1, 2. She's sweet, shels kinil, Her like is hizrzl to find. Marguerite Oakley G.A.A. 1, 2Q Glee Club x, 2, 35 Vocalist for Dance Orchestra 32 Here Comes the Sl1oWboat 35 Social Committee 45 Volleyball 25 Math Club 1. Giggles u lot, talks u lot, and happy all the day. Carl Olson Orchestra 4. lust as big in heart as in height. Karine Persson Kind in every thought and deed. Florence Nelson Latin Club 1, ZQ Bel- Hi Staff 35 Spring Revue IQ Librarian 4. A silent tongue and a true heart, Are the most url- miralzle things on earthf, Ramona O'Leary A quiet proper girlf, Gladys Paulsen Of ull girls, let us holzl most clear, One who is courteous and sincere. Vernon Peters A youth light-hearted ami content. Dorothy Peterson Glee Club IQ Prom Com- mittee 3Q Vice-President of Math Club 25 Senior Ring Committee 4. The sweetest lady of her Iimef' Howard Rasmussen Glee Club 25 Football 3. Worth makes the man. Mae Schult G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 So- cial Committee I, 42 Bel-Hi Staff 3Q Sweater Committee 35 Prom Committee 32 Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4g Volley- ball 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club IQ Spring Revue 35 Here Comes the Showboatn 3. In for the mischief, the work and the play, She will gain honors in lhis world some day. Irma Seble G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Spring Revue 1, 35 Basketball 1, 2Q Volleyball 1, 3. A winning way, a pleas- ant smile. Loretta Pritchard Latin Club 1, 2. A doer rather than a lallzcrf' Martin Richardson Worry has killed many a many why die? James Schweinler Concert band and orches- tra I, 2, 3, 45 Dance or- chestra 3, 45 Student Di- rector 33 Hi-Y 3, 4Q Latin Club 1, 2g Football 3. Whenever fun and stud- ies clash, Let studies go to sinashf' Myrtle Sewell G.A.A. I, 2, 35 Librarian 4g Spring Revue IQ Basket- ball 1, 25 Prom Committee ,Q Bel-Hi staff 3. A happy heart nialees a happy fare. Richard Sherwood Life is quid Il xv1'i1111s aj::1i1'.', Robert Smith Bel-Hi Staff 35 Chairman of Announcement Commit- tee 45 Vice-President of Class lg Glee Club 1, 23 Prom Committee 3, Band 1, z, 3, 4g Orchestra 3, 45 Dance orchestra 3, 42 Here Comes the Showboatn 3, Activities Committee of Band 43 Social Committee SQ Football 4. A little 11011s1r11.vv 11010 lllltl 115011, lx Velishrff by for but of 111c11.D George Steinborn Class President 25 Na- tional Athletie Scholarship Society 2, 3, 4, B Club 2, 3, 42 BH Club Treasurer 43 Football 1, 1, 3, 4, Bas- ketball 3, 4g Ring Commit- tee 43 Hi-Y 2, Band 1, 2, 3. If gL'IIfIt'lIlU7l jJ1'vf1'1' blomlrx, ibm 1,111 no gvnllr- 111r111. Elma Swezey Orchestra 1, 3, 45 Glue Club 2, 3, Librarian 4. A cozzsriz-11110115 worker, and 0110 who !1t'S!'l'lfCS grval 1'c'u'111'11x. Shirley Ann Silver The world delights in x1111113' profile. John Stanton Class Treasurer 33 Memor- ial Committee 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Belvi Staff 45 Band I, 2, 3, 42 President of Band 4Q Or- chestra z, 3, 4, President of Orchestra 33 All State Or- chestra 3, Bel-Hi Staff 35 Chairman of Prom Decorat- ing Committee 3. Nsfftllljl and willirlg, fine ibifzg for II 77IH7l.,, Eleanor Strong Librarian 4. She but fl snzilz' for 1111, For 'IIUIII' 11 frown. Marjorie Taylor Belvi Staff 4, Bel-Hi Staff 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Me- morial Committee 4g Prom Committee 3, Volleyball 2, 3, 45 Basketball 3, 43 Spring Revue I. D0n'f 1L'0Y7'j', if wzafzffx 1l1'1'p 1L'I'iIIkIU5.,, Harold Teeple Bu Club 4, Football 3, 4. Inst a real good fellow. Helen Van Vleet Orchestra 3, 4g G.A.A. 1, 2g Librarian 4, Here Comes the Showboatn 3. She iakefh most delight ill music. Robert Welch Football 35 Track 3. He is zz quiet 1114111, but quicf a 1lza11.', Audrey Whiten Bel-Hi Staff 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4Q Glee Club 1, 2, G,A,A, I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball I, 2, 3, 45 Volleyball 1, 2, 3 CCHPE-J, 4Q Spring Revue IQ Here Comes the Showboat 3g Latin Club 1, 23 Math Club 1, 2. She is zz gay mul bou- 11ic' lass, The 1l1f'l'l'J'll7tlk.l'I' of ber flaw. Jessie Torrence Librarian 4. jolly and su'r'f't, and lorml by all who know ber. Glenn Warrick To be known ix good, To be liked is bc'Hc'1'. Betty Whalen G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Math Club 1, 23 Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 43 Spring Revue rg Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Bel-Hi Staif 3g Prom Decorating Committee 3. Sbe's e011sidevu1fe mul sweet, From her head io ber feeff, Grace Wickwire Secretary of Class 3, 4g G.A.A, I, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent of G.A.A. 45 Chair- man of Social Committee 2, Booster Club I, 2, 3, 4g Spring Revue 1, 3, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball I, 2, 3, 45 Math Club I, zg Prom Decorating Committee 3, l'Here Comes the Show- boat 3. Her air, her 1na1me1', her beauty, all who see admire. JUNIOR GIRLS Row I-Thelma Flood, Shirley Gustafson, Mary Louise Jordan, Dorothy Smith, Beverly Straher, Virginia Gillespie, Madeline Graves, Marjorie Albright, Barbara Ninemire, Betty Jane Meyers, Jeanette Boyce, Helen Anderson, Shirley Gravlin, Fern Lake, Sophie Knepprath, Doris Marshall, Virginia Ransley. Row H-Lucille Reynolds, Gertrude Fane, Grace Packer, Wyladene Huntington, Frances Silvius, Olive Gibson, Ione Hammond, Jean Parke, Verna Strandberg, Mildred Burroughs, Lullah Logan, Grace Adel Lear, Clarice Hills, Harriett Lawler, Joyce McCabe, Grace Moore. Row III-Phyllis Whitacre, Pauline Gibeaut, Vivian Blackleclge, Doris Smith, Beatrice Welch, Etta Nease, Mary Schackell, Joan Knox, Jean Parke, Eva Mae Jukes, Marguerite McElroy, Edna Jury, Josephine Turnure, Virginia Mock, Florence Rennie, Leone Hughes. Row IV-Shirley Berg, Helen Johnson, Irene Blietz, Maureen Kelley, Marion Koch, Betty Hall, Phyllis Larson, Dorothy Meckley, Cosetta Huber, Nellie Pearson, Evelyn Anderson, Lavonne Preston. OFFICERS Presidcnzf ..,..,.. Richard Law Vice President, .Robert Johnson Secretary . . . .Madeline Graves Treasurer ..,. .... J ames Wylde J Miss Blackburn Advisers ...., , J Miss Tanner Richard Law Robert Johnson 28 n---wg-1-P Row Wright, Russell Row William Row William Gustafso JUNIOR BOYS Lawrence Dewane Melvin ohnson David List Richard Lanning Gail Gamlin Oscar Hulstrom, I-Harry Ballentyne, Wendell Court, Dale Porter, Walter Wheeler, Ivan Delavergne, , ' .I , ' ' , ' i , i ' , C . urtis, Robert Sheahan, Robert Inman, James Wylde, Donald Fair. junior II-Gilbert Adamson, Robert Van Vleet, Donald Baird, Clarence Lindvall, Paul Burchard, Clifford Chaplin, Henry Feltz, Laverne Kleckner, Robert Keister, Bruce Luckett, Boyd Titman, Everett Nelson, Lambert, Hillis Swanson. III-john Brown, james Ellis, john Schindler, Carl Mitchell, Dick Barr, Winton McKibben, Dague, Van Dempsey, Ronald Harlow, Raymond Sands, Kenneth Moorhead, Richard Law, Robert H. Row IV-Arthur Fitch, Donald Spearing, Franklin Slater, Charles Harned, James Secoy, Warren Rowan Richard Blunt, Robert johnson, John Nelson, John Thornton, Burton Park, Wayne Canode. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Marjorie Albright, C'bai1f11fza1z David List Warren Rowan Betty Jane Meyers Betty Hall Van Dempsey Maureen Kelly Vivian Blackledge Madeline Graves james Wylde 29 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row I-Guinevere Wfright, Muriel Drews, Rachel Miles, Alice Countryman, Fern Rewoldt, Betty Copas, Lucille Barker, Barbara Henry, Berneitta Blachford, Virginia Curtis, Nelva Flemming, Neva Flemming, Donna Mae Rcwoldt, Kathleen Wylde, Doris Holtfretter, Mabel Laurent, Evelyn Case. Row II- Gladys Mayberry, Lorraine Mitchell, Ruth Walberg, Donna Marcellus, Wilma Jackson, Dorothy Bagley, Ruth Kahler, Marjorie Poppe, Luella Oakley, Sylvia Duell, Marjorie Loomis, Mildred Dykeman, Alice Taylor, Evelyn Rock, June Luedtke. Row III-Vertie Thomas, Maxine Bruner, Fern Smith, Clara Britton, Ann Caito, Betty Allen, Laura Hicks, Magdaiene Welcher, Ruth Swanson, Dorothy johnson, Frances Manuel, Maxine Blake, Helen Ollman, Betty Loveridge. Row IV-Jean Cornish, Marjorie Kern, Genevieve Builta, Charlotte Haack, Monita O,Lcary, Frances Groth, Mac Cole. Roseanne Bingenheimer, Eloise Mclntire, Margaret Angell, Edith Blietz, Marilyn XVheeler, Ruth Johnson. OFFICERS President ,... . . .Charles Pierce Vice President. .Frank Garrigan Secretary . . .. Robert Greenhow Treasurer . . .. Donald McKibben l Miss Fairchild A Users l Miss Beverly Charles Pierce Frank Garrigan SL SOPHOMORE BOYS Row I-Eugene Luxton, Horace Silvius, NVilliam McGraw, Bernard Dewane, Lcnard Walls, Bruce Churchill, Harold Hopkins, Bruce Davey, Frank Garrigan, Harold Lenard, Marle Collier, Elward Bay- lander, May Carver, James Salley, Verle Lane, Gail Moorhead, Wesley Gustafson. Row II--Delos Cohoon, Quentin Fair, Lloyd Woods, Paul Strong, Robert Greenhow, Jack Whalen, Robert Smith, Roger Morgan, james Thomson, Waltcr Pederson, Edward Spooner, Ray Karlson, Herbert Bailey, Robert Salley, Ray Selick, Milton Nelson, Wendell McKiskie. Row III-Robert Manley, Charles Meyers, Mervin Peterson, Norman Graff, Edward Strong, Frank Rulison, Donald McKibhen, Walter Darley, Clifton McCoy, Donald Woods, Richard Welch, Clifford Britton, Paul Berg, John Boyd Meyers. .. Row IV-Kenneth Cornwell, Eugene Ehlc, Andrew Harvey, Donald Edwards, Franklin Edwards, Eugene Phillips. Richard Houden, Charles Pierce, Franklin Braun, Paul Peterson, Gene Hyde, Earl Alden, james Kraemer, John NVard Foley, Gunnard johnson, john Harris. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Luella Oakley, Cb6IiI'1l1tl7l Marilyn Wheeler Marjorie Kern Donald Woods l' Richard Houden Robert Greenhow Donald McKibben 'Sl v. - ,- - , , 3 G . , i FRESHMAN GIRLS Row I-Vernona Johnson, Lila Mae Dunbar, Maxine Duffy, Adaline Ryan, Shirley Sawyer, Dorothy Renne, Dawn Huber, Lorraine Kanzler, Doris Feltz, Mary Rosenberg, Jeanette Crawford, Virginia List, Ruth Cornish. Katherine Conde. Audrey Atkins, Ruby Lindvall, Marilyn Anderson, Polly Barringer, Isabel Culvey, Evelyn Boettcher, joan Porter. Row II-Doris Burton, Dorothy Lawler, Vivian Nease, Eileen Craig, Elmy Hulstedt, Marjorie Ollman Roberta Miller, Lois Kiefer, Hazel Vickers, Dorothy Daugh, Hazel Butterworth, Barbara Bates, Marjorie Lindvall, Marjorie Nelson, Norma Nordfeldt, Helen Dishman, Adelphine Luhman, Hazel Manley, Alice Dejarnett. Row III-Naomi Lawler, Sarah Weiner, Ruth Meinheit, Doris Shawvan, Bernetta Secoy, Marion Holt- freter, Beth Sisson, Winifred Smith, Barbara Buker, Phyllis Ballentyne, Mary Cunningham, Alvera Uting, Rose Fitch, Virginia Lincoln, Jacqueline Porter, Louise Pageloff, Doris Huber, Marjorie johnson, Winoiia Smith. Row IV-Mae Cordray, Ruth Wheeler, Jane Ann Larson, Charlotte Taylor, Geraldine Quist, Mary Jane Keister. Roberta Taylor, Evelyn Bremer, Lila Van Epps, Luella Hawkey, Beulah Leaich, Darlene Fowler, Dorothy Britton, lola Canode, Bernice Brumbach, Frances Ehle, Vivian Spencer, Peggy McCabe. OFFICERS President ..,.,, . . .Ruth Cornish Vice P1'esia'w1f .... Stanley Reiman Secretary ,.,, .... G aius Barr Treasu1'e1f ......... Barbara Buker Advisers Miss Blair, Miss Burstatte Ruth Cornish Stanley Reiman 32 FRESI-IMAN BUYS Row I-Robert Puls, Trenton Davey, Harold Gilman, Darwin Iiisler, Robert W'ickwire, Ralph Briggs, joe Fox, Timothy Hcnnesey, john Pershina, Owen Hutchinson, Russell Thomton, Gerald Brenz, Donald Glenders, William Reynolds, Howard NValters, Fay Totz, Robert Woods, Wayne Smith. Row II-Thomas Greef, Lewis Schandelmeier, jerry Hendrickson, Irving Crawford, Harley Shattuck, Robert Iingleson, Robert Brown, Robert Lear, Lowell Gustafson, Floyd Wheeler, jack Lannin, Robert Crcnc, Richard Frazer, Langdon Chandler, Everett Leggett, Richard Mason, Clifton Bender. Row III-LeRoy Carlson, Robert Allen, Arthur Sell, Richard Inman, Gaius Barr, Iimery Hulstedt, Thomas Hayes, john Craig, Glendale Leaich, Clarence Swanson, Robert Pinkerton, Norman Webster, Marion Demus, Samuel Alexander, Robert Vanderwalker. Row IV-Emmet Poyer, Benjamin Houden, James Reams, Laverne Nelson, Allen Keister, Vfilbert Pell. Robert McCormick, Charles Lane, John Nulty, Clarence XVenzel, Merle Case, William Silvius, Arbay Krepsback, Wi'lliam Grady, Howard Schlitz. ,V Row V-Melvin Hines, George Dykes, Winton Page, Shirley Bruns, Russell Darby, Robert Hicks, Edward Kamholz, Stanley Keister, David Nelson, Robert johnson, Norman Anderson, Laverne Meyers, Williaiti Hale, Wfarren Schwarz, George Fair, Stanley Reiman. SOCIAL COMMITTEE Katherine Conde, ChClil'llItl7I Owen Hutchinson Robert Vandewalker Beth Sisson Winifred Smith l Gaius Barr Barbara Buker 33 BOOK TWO REVIEW OF THE FOOTBALL SEASON The 1936 football season began on the night of September eighteenth when Polo came to Belvidere and was defeated by the Purple and Gold, 60-0. A week later the Belvidere teams journeyed to Harvard and won by another large score, 43-6. The Q'lights, playing their first game of the season, won 21-0. The following Friday night Belvidere began their conference season by winning at DeKalb, 7-0. The DeKalb lightweights won the first game 14-0. Two weeks later, in a field of mud and in a steady drizzle, Dixon came to Belvidere and gave the B. H. S. heavies their first and only defeat, 7-0. Dixon won the lightweight game by the same score. To avenge this defeat the Purple and Gold, in the following weeks, won from Rochelle, 32-Og Marc-ngo, 13-Og Sterling, 14-75 and Mendota, 13-0. The Rochelle and Marengo games were played at night and all but the Sterling game were played at Belvidere. The lightweights won from the first of the four foes, 12-0, 46-0, 7-6, but lost the final game to Mendota 6-3. In the whole season, the heavyweights scored 208 points and had their own goal crossed only three times. It was the most successful football season for Belvidere High School in years, and much credit is due coach Baumgartner, his assistants, and each and every member of the team. Coach Baumgartner Byram, Capt. 35 l l l Lower Row: Laing, Funderburg, Lzmning, Stcinborn, Holroyd, johnson, Blunt. Mfdfllf- Row: Kleckner, Eugene Barr, Byram, Dzxue, L. Houdcn, H. Houden, Lambert. Tnfr Row: Schindler, Teeplc, Eldon Barr, Dempsey, Englcson, Mr. Bnumgartner. HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES Belvidere Polo .... . . . Belvidere .,,,... 32 Rochelle Belvidere. . . . .43 Harvard Belvidere ..,.., 13 Mnrengo Belvidere. . . . , , 7 DeKalb . . . . . . Belvidere ...... . 13 Sterling Belvidere. . . . . . 0 Dixon . Belvidere ...... 39 Mendota 'fi fzwvf, ' x 'v -.N 1 . f. f Frou! Row: Lcar, Lampert, Sands, Dunbar, Meyers, Bruns, Schwarz, Kamholz, S. Keister, Braun, A. Keister. Sevaml Row: Reiman, Darby, R. Keister, Thornton, G. Barr, Fox, Pierce, Strong, Rulison, Meyers, Feltz Third Row: List, Gustafson, Anderson, Pell, Bailey, Graff, Spearing, Edwards, Wiekwire, Poyer, McKibben T017 Row: Mr. Baumgartner, Evans, Brumbach, Rosenberg, Keister, Law. LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SCORES Belvidere. , . . . .21 Harvard . . . . O Belvidere .,.,.. 46 Marengo . . . , , 0 Belvidere. . , . . 7 DeKalb . . . . .14 Belvidere . . . . 7 Sterling . . . . 6 Belvidere. . . . 0 Dixon , . . 7 Belvidere. . . . . 3 Mendota . . , . 6 Belvidere. , . . . .32 Rochelle . . . . . 0 37 Lon Byram H al fback Lon was considered one of the swiftest backs in the conference. He Was captain of the all-conference team. Jack Funderburg Tackle Fundy played the game as it should be played, hard and fast. He was in on every play and was a con- stant sourcc of worry for the opponents. He also grad- uates this year. Robert Johnson Tackle Bob, a junior, has been n regular for three years. He contributed a lot to strength- en Belvidere's line. Richard Houden Fullback, Halfback Dick could always be depended upon to block thc opposing ends. Jack Lanning Guard Jack was one of the fast- est men on the squad and no doubt one of the best foot- ball players B.H.S. has ever had. He received honorable mention on the all-state team. Richard Blunt End i'Rich , a junior, likes to play the gameg and besides being a good pass receiver, he is a constant threat to all opposing ubacksf' Eugene Barr Quarterback You could always depend on Gene', to pick up sev- eral yards on a reverse. William Dague Fullback, H alfback Bill made many gains through the line although he was one of the lightest players on the team. Lloyd Houden Fullbaclz. Everytime the opponents punted they hoped Houdy wouldn't catch it and make his usual touchdown. He was also a member of the all- conferencc team, Eldon Barr Guam' Eldon played his first and last year for B.H.S. He could always be counted on to do his best. Herbert Aaronson Fullback Herb could be depended 'upon either in the backfield or on the line. He graduates this year. Ted Laing Eur! Always full of pep, an expert receiver of passes, Ted was one of the main reasons for Belvidere's successful season. He graduates this year. Kenneth Holroyd Guard Bud was the lightest player on the team, but he was always toughest when there was a need. Being a senior he has played his last game for B.H.S. , John Engleson Guard John had tough luck in injuring his shoulder early in the season, but he will be back again next year. George Steinborn Center For three years joe has been regular center. An ac- curate passer, he never 'lblows up in a pinch. He graduates this year. Upper Roux: Funderburg, Steinborn, R. Houden. I.ou.'er Row: D. Woods, Eldon Barr, Lanning, Byram. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY The membership in this society is limited to those who have earned a major letter or two minor letters in any of the sports. The student's scholastic average must have been equal to or higher than the general average of the school for three consecutive semesters. Also a member must possess the qualities of good sportsmanship and good citizenship. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION The Belvidere High School Athletic Association is governed by a group called the Board of Control. This body consists of twelve members, four faculty members, three students, and one school board member. The faculty members are, the principal, coach, and two other members elected by the faculty. The student members are as follows: captain of the team in season, one letterman chosen by the lettermen in school, and two students chosen by the student body. OFFICERS ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL President and Treasurer ....,....... , .........,.,...,.,. ..,, M r. Garrett Secretary .,,.,..,.. .............,. ..., W i lliam Dague MEMBERS Lon Byram Ted Laing Mr. Garrett Lloyd Houden Jack Lanning Mr. Mong Jack Funderburg William Dague Mr. Ryan Eugene Barr Mr. Baumgartner Mr. Ray OFFICERS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION President . . , . . ..., . ..,... ,... .... L 1 oyd Houden Secretary . . . . . .William Dague 40 Brumbach Evans Law Julin REVIEW OF BASKETBALL SEASON Of the first four games of the 1936-37 basketball season, which began on December fourth, Belvidere won the Mt. Morris and Mendota games and lost the Rockford and Harlem games. The Mt. Morris and Mendota games were played on the home floor. At the DeKalb Invitational Tournament, the Purple and Gold were eliminated by the defending champions, West Aurora, in the first round. After the holidays the conference games began in earnest, and Belvidere lost the next four games: DeKalb, Sterling, Rochelle, and Dixon. Belvidere, although losing, put up a good fight and gave the spectators their money's worth. The Rochelle game was lost in an overtime period. On February fifth, B. H. S. defeated Mendota again, but the following two games were lost to DeKalb and Sterling by close scores. Next Belvidere won over Harlem, who had defeated us earlier in the season. Return games with Rochelle and Rockford followed, and Belvidere lost both by close scores. After the tournament, in which Belvidere was eliminated by Pecatonica, 31-30, Dixon came to Belvidere and lost in the final game of the season, 19-16. While the heavyweights won only five out of seventeen games, the lightweights enjoyed a much more successful season, winning eleven of their fifteen games. The lightweights played a fine brand of basketball, and their showing predicts a brilliant season for next year. 41 Belvidere Belvidere Lower Row: Blunt, Lanning, Funderburg, Laing, Byram. Upper Row: Brumbach, Woods, Barr, johnson, Steinborn, Mr. Baumgartner. HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES Belvidere ......, 21 Mt. Morris . ....,.,31 Rockford ., ,..,...28 Mendota... Belvidere ..i.... 26 Harlem Belvidere ,.,....18 WestAurora.., Belvidere ,...... 18 DeKalb .... Belvidere ..,..., 22 Sterling Belvidere ..,....30 Rochelleu. Belvidere Belvidere ....... Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Dixon . Mendota DeKalb Sterling Harlem Rochelle Rockford Dixon . Funderburg Lanning Barr Byram Laing, Lower Row: Richardson, Strong, Dzigue, Bailey, L. Woods. Upper Row: Braun, Houdcn, Kruemer, Welch, D. W'oods, Mr. Baumgartncr. LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES Belvidere ....... 31 Mt. Morris Belvidere ....,., 20 Rockford Belvidere ....... 30 Mendota Belvidere ....,.. 24 Harlem . Belvidere .....,, 17 DeKalb . Belvidere, , , . , ,36 Sterling , Belvidere ....,.. 24 Rochelle Belvidere ....... 15 Dixon . . . Belvidere ....... Belvidere Belvidere ....... Belvidere Belvidere ,....,. Belvidere ,,.,,.. Belvidere ....... Mendota DeKalb Sterling Harlem . Rochelle Rockford Dixon . Mr. Baumgartner Steinborn Blunt Johnson Woods Brumbacli VOLLEYBALL TEAMS Sophomores Freshmen Miss 'Verth G. A. A. The G. A. A. was divided into groups of ten this yearg each group was responsible to raise ten dollars for the association. One group sponsored a hobo party, admission was charged according to the utrampishnessu of the attire. Other groups have spon- sored ballroom dancing classes, sunset dances, candy and bakery sales. Other activities were sponsored by the association during the year and the archery tournament was held during the week of May tenth. The girls were hostesses to a number of near-by schools at a play day given, May twenty-ninth. The annual Mother and Daughter Banquet was held the first part of June. Miss Geraldine Rennert, the state adviser of the G. A. A., was the speaker for the occasion. SPRING REVUE 44 P1'CSi!I'l'I1f Seniors Vice Prvsiflwff ....,... SCL'1'CftlI'y WUI, Tl'l'61S7ll'l'1'. junior Assisfanf ....,. Sopbonmrc Assisiarzz' ,,., VOLLEYBALL TEAMS OFFICERS Adwsm' .......,.A...... ............ . juniors , . . Grace Wickmfire . . . .Helen Anderson ....,..,Mae Schult A . . .Vivian Blackledgc . . ,Donna Marcellus . , ..Miss Wei'th VGLLEYBALL TOURNMENT RESULTS Seniors . . Juniors . . . Sophomores Freshmen ......,.......,....., Won Lost Tied 3 1 0 2 l 1 2 l l 0 4 0 MAY zo-22, 1936 45 Seniors J. Bartlett S. Benvenuti L. Blodgett M. Davey L. Franck M. Lewis M. Schulte J. Terrence A. Whiten G. Wickwire BASKETBALL TEAMS Freshmen Sophomores BASKETBALL TEAMS Juniors Sopbo morzfs Fresh m en M. Graves B. Allen P. McCabe O. Gibson M. Kern V. List M. Koch D. Marcellus A. Atkins H. Johnson M. Brunner P. Ballentyne C. Huber R. Miles A. Ryan P. Gibeaut M. Welcher H. Butterworth M. Albright L. Hicks B. Buker F. Rennie N. Flemming R. Cornish G. Packer M. Blake W. Smith B. Straher C. Haack M. Anderson M. McElroy E. Case R. Miller R. Johnson L. Pageloff SPRING REVUE Seniors S. Benvenuti, Capt. J. Bartlett B. Berg R. Beyer L. Blodgett M. Davey M. Schulte M. Taylor B. Whalen A. Whiten G. Wfickwire G. A. A. Ofhcers Juniors BASKETBALL TEAMS VOLLEYBALL TEAMS juniors F. Rennie, Capt. M. Albright V. Blackleclge O. Gibson M. Graves C. Hill C. Huber M. Jordan M. Kelly M. Koch G. Lear M. McElroy E. Nease G. Packer D. Smith B. Straher So 11190 rn ores M. Wheeler, Capt. R. Miles, Capt. B. Allan M. Brunner J. Cornish E. Case D. Johnson R. Johnson M. Kern L. Oakley D. Marcellus G. Mayberry L. Mitchell M. O'Leary R. Swanson M. Welcher Seniors Frvxbnzen A. Atkins, Capt B. Buker I. Culvey R. Cornish H. Dishman B. Leach V. List L. Keefer V. Johnson H. Manley P. McCabe M. Nelson L. Pageloff B. Sisson D. Shawvan L. Van Epps MAY zo-zz, 1936 47 l BOOK Ti-IR T011 Row: Dykes, Funderburg, Stanton, McMillan, Keenan. Lower Row: Taylor, Davey, Hogard, Miss Harris, Beyer, Eastman, Bailey. BELVI STAFF The Work of the Belvi staff started soon after the opening of school in September with the drive for subscriptions. Then the senior pictures were taken early in October as Well as many of the group pictures. All of the photography was done by Mr. McClary, with the exception of the girls' athletics and a few special pictures which were taken by Mr. Mong. The engraving was done by the Pontiac Engraving Company of Chicago and our printers were the Linden Printing Company, also of Chicago. STAFF Editor-in-Chief ..... .,.. D oris Hogard Business Manager ,...... .... J ohn Stanon Assistant Business Manager. . . . . .Jeanette Bailey Senior Section ...,....... ...... J ane Eastman Senior Section ..,. , . .Howard McMillan Typist ....., ..., R oberta Beyer Calendar ..,..,. ..... C hristine Dykes Girls' Athletics .... . . ,Marjorie Jane Davey Boys' Athletics ..,, .... E mmett Keenan Snap Shots ,.... .... M arjorie Taylor Adviser .... ...... M iss Harris 49 Cornvfs Bernard Allen Donald Edwards Robert Salley Leonard Walls James Schweinler Donna Mae Rewoldt Audrey Atkins Richard Barr Donald Glenders Roberta Miller Frcnvb Horns Jane Bartlett Willard Dunbar Lee Short Marguerite Angell Jack Lannin Robert Pinkerton Barifones John Nelson Gail Moorehead Wendel McKiski Clarence Lindvall Leslie Duffy BAND Clarinets Robert Smith Jane Eastman Charles Harned Raymond Holtfreter Dorothy Gilmour Robert Dixon Frances Miles Donald McKibben Rachel Miles Elayne Morse Robert Manley Bruce Davey Winton McKibben John Pershina Thomas Greef john Boyd Meyers Marjorie Lindvall Russell Darby Alto Clarinci Lavina Franck Beatrice Welch Trombones Van Dempsey Robert Churchill Robert Keister Marion Demus Barbara Bates Merle Collier Tubes Bruce Brady James Salley Horace Silvus Paul Berg Clarence Wenzel Flufcg Audrey Whiten Alice Countryman Gladys Mayberry Joan Knox Sarah Weiner Oboes Herman Dcmus Donald Woods Robert Vanderwalker Bass Clarinef Hillis Swanson XVilliam McGraw Alto Saxo lI!J017L'S Jeanette Boyce Cosetta Huber Charles Lane Tenor Saxoplaones John Ward Foley Timothy Hennessey Frances Baker Baritone Saxophone Bruce Churchill Bassoons John Stanton Allen Keister Drums Howard McMillan Jack McCartney John Thornton Franklyn Slater Benjamin Houden Clifton Bender Director Mr .C. F. Gates SO Violins Marian Marriett Leona Hughes Elma Sweezey Marjorie Jane Davey Helen Darmon Harold Hopkins Marjorie Kern Jeanette Bailey Ruth Kahler Clarence Gates Jack Lannin Isabelle Culvey Carl Olson Robert Pinkerton Violos Helen Van Vleet Lila Mae Dunbar Evelyn Boettcher Cello Magdalene Welcher ORCHESTRA String Bass John Nelson Donald Edwards Flute Audrey Whiten Alice Countryman Oboe Herman Demus Donald Woods Clarincts Robert Smith Jane Eastman Raymond Holtfreter Alto Saxoplaones Jeanette Boyce John Pershina Tenor Saxopbomfs John Ward Foley Bussoonx John Stanton Allen Keister Corneis James Schweinler Leonard Walls Audrey Atkins French Horns Jane Bartlett Lee Short Marguerite Angell Trombone Marion Demus Drums Howard McMillan J0hn Thornton Omar Lett Direcior Mr. C. F. Gates Sl Fran! Row: Wheeler, Wylde, Keister, Sands, Lanning, Fair. Scvoflrl Row: Boyce, Dempsey, Albright, Miss Burton, Blackledge, List, Meyers, Nincmire Tbirrl Row: Graves, Lear, Anderson, Parke, johnson, McElroy, Hall, Berg, Schackel. Top Row: McKibben, Ellis, Packer, Kelly, Turnure, Nease, Welch, Slater. BEL-HI NEWS The Bel-Hi News Staff, besides editing our school paper which is published every two weeks, have sponsored two sunset dances and a Variety show. They also sponsored a popularity contest this spring. STAFF Editor-in-chief . . . . . , . , ,....... .......,.... M arjorie Albright Associate Editors . . ,..,,....,......,,........,.,. Vivian Blaekledge, David List Exchange ....., . , .Barbara Ninemire Administration . ......... Shirley Berg Social ..... .... M adeline Graves Music .....,... .... J eanette Boyce Personals . . , .... Maureen Kelly Boys' Athletics . . .,..... Robert Keister Alumni . . . ...... Betty Hall Girls' Athletics , ,, . .Marguerite McElroy Literary .............................................,.... Winton McKibben Reporters .,.. Etta Nease, Josephine Turnure, Grace Lear, Helen Johnson, Grace Packer .Olive Gibson Jokes... ............,,................................ Art . . . .,......................., Betty Hall Typists ......... . . .Betty Jane Meyers, Mary Ellen Shackell Business Manager ..,.. ....................,. V an Dempsey Circulation Manager ...... .,... J ames Ellis Assit Circulation Manager . . . .... Wendell Court Advertising Manager ..... ......,...,.........,..,...,.,.. R ichard Lanning Advertising Solicitors , . .... Walter Wheeler, Betty Jane Meyers, Beatrice Welch, . . ........,... Jean Parke, Donald Fair, Grace Packer Adviser . , . ...................,..... Miss Burton S2 From? Row: Anderson, List, Wickwire, Miss Fulkerson, Hogard, Countryman, Atkins. Second Row: Haack, Dempsey, Lanning, Barr, Wickwire, W'oods, Johnson. Top Row: Funderburg, Pierce, Law. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club, one of the most active organizations in high school, is composed of sixteen members: four are chosen from each class. This year has been a very active oneg the club sponsored the following projects: homecoming pep rally and dance, foot- ball and basketball banquets, Christmas dance, carnival, and the football and basketball ticket sales. The club also contributed money for the purchase of football equipment: blankets and the new basketball suits. Through the generosity of the club, it was possible to have Dr. Sanford, Vocational Adviser, here for a week. OFFICERS President ,.,.. ....,.... . . .Doris Hogard Vice-President ......... .,,..,. R ichard Law Secretary and Treasurer . . .... Alice Countryman Adviser ...,,..,..... . , , .Miss Fulkerson 53 .f -r -v. -an-1 l t ., to 'X Frou! Row: Bruns, Aaronson, Lanning, Fox, Graff, L. Houden, Byram, Stcinborn, Funderburg, Meyers, Bailey, Engleson, D. Woods, Davey. SITOIIII Row: Dempsey, Strong, Edwards, Dunbar, Julin, R. Houden, Eugene Barr, Brumbach, Evans, Reiman, Eldon Barr, Dague, Kleckner, Lambert. Top Row: Mr. Baumgartner, Lear, G. Barr, Thornton, Law, Braun, Pierce, Blunt, Keister, johnson, Kraemer, Teeple, Holroyd, Feltz, L. Woods, Richardson. B CLUB The B Club is an organization made up of boys who have earned major or minor letters in either football or basketball and also those who have received letters as cheer- leaders or student managers. The purpose of this group is to promote the interest of the school and community in athletics. For a number of years the B Club and Booster Club each have tried to sell the greatest number of football tickets. This competition increases the number of tickets sold. The B Club's outstanding event of the year is the annual BD Club dance for all present HBH Club members and the alumni members. President .... Vice-President . . Secretary .,,. Treasurer , . Adviser , OFFICERS , . . . .Lon Byram . .Jack Funderburg . , . . , .Ted Laing George Steinborn Mr. Baumgartner 54 i . Fran! Row: Woods, Pederson, Graff, Berg, Ellis, Sands, Feltz, Schweinler. Srcoml Row: McMillan, Davcy, Mr. McAllister, Mr. Harkless, Rowan, R. Houden. Third Roux: Rulison, Collier, Wylde, Bailey, Gustafson, Harris, Lanning, Leonard, Meyers, NVhalen, List. Tap Row: Dempsey, Walls, Law, D. Edwards, Slater, Kraemer, Mattson, F. Edwards, Welch. HI-Y The Hi-Y is composed of sophomore, junior, and senior boys whose purpose is to create, maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. Regular meetings are held every other week and occasionally 'lbean feedsi' are enjoyed at the Y.M.C..A. The pin of this organization has four C's engraved upon it, representing the four standards of the organization: clean mind, clean spirit, clean living, and clean sportsmanship. Under the direction of its advisers, Mr. Mc- Allister and Mr. Harkless, a great deal is accomplished for the members of this group. OFFICERS President ,.... ,..,. T ed Laing Vice-President .,....... . . Warren Rowan Secretary and Treasurer . . ..,...,..... Richard Houden Advisers , ......,..., , .Mr. Harkless, Mr. McAllister S5 Lower Row: Davey, Lett, Blodgetr, McMillan, Keating. Upper Row: Hogard, Funderburg, Steinborn, Keenan. THE PATSY,' SENIOR CLASS PLAY The Patsy was presented by the senior class on Friday, May seventh, 1937, at the Apollo Theater. The cast, under the capable direction of Miss Bowman, and all members of the staff did exceptional work. The production was greatly enjoyed by a capacity house. Mr. Harrington . . Mrs. Harrington . , Patricia Harrington Grace Harrington Tony Anderson . , . Billy Caldwell ....... Sadie Buchanan . . , CAST Francis Patrick O'Flaherty .,.. Trip Busty .,....,. Stage , , . House . . . House ...,,. Ticket Sales ....,.... Tickets-Programs .,.., Business ...,.... Prompter , . . Prompter ...... , , Advertising ...,..,.., STAFF MANAGERS . , . . .Ray Holtfreter . . . . .John Evans . ,Lloyd Houden .Marie Gahlbeck ,Frances Gilbert Kenneth Holroyd . . .Elma Sweezey . . .Mildred Irwin Robert Churchill Advertising . . , Costumes . . . Posters ...,.,.. Small Properties .....Omar Lett . . . . . .Mary Keating . , . . , ,Lucille Blodgett , . . .Marjorie Jane Davey Howard McMillan . . .Jack Punderburg . . . , ,Doris Hogard . , , .Emmett Keenan . . . ,George Steinborn . . . .Sue Benvenuti , . .Shirley Buker ....,.Bob Smith , , , . , . . Jeanette Bailey Terrible Tens . . . . . .Kenneth Holroyd Publicity ..... Stage Set .,.....r.. . . . . . .Loretta Pritchard . . . .Roberta Beyer Ticket Sales Assistant .,.... Oscar Julin Lower Row: Blackledge, Graves, Hogard, Davey, Dykes. Upper Row: Law, Funderburg, Stanton, Keenan. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Since February 1928, when our charter was granted, Belvidere High School has been affiliated with the National Honor Society. The students elgible to election to this society must rank in the first fourth of their respective classes. Not more than fifteen per cent of the senior class nor more than five per cent of the junior class may be elected to membership. The election is based upon scholarship, leadership, character and service. The students outstanding in these qualities are elected by the faculty each year. To be a member of the National Honor Society is one of the highest honors that may come t0 any pupil in high school. 57 BOOK FOUR SEPTEMBER Hurrah! We're in again. We find two new teachers and guess what else-a whole flock of little freshmen. - Up on the third floor to the gym. Fresh-men of the upper classes are giving those famous instructions. Znnn! Buzzzzz! Gail Gamlin pleasantly dreams all period while the shorthand class shouts in his ear. -First Booster Club meeting. Are the freshmen wondering which day to skip school? -Drip! Drip! Drip! Not rain, perspiration, and all the little B.H.S. students carry away some varnish when they leave their desks. -A dog can't live his life in our hall when Miss Burstatte is in chargeg so a very large dog with his tail between his legs very sadly leaves our edifice without even attend- ing classes. -The yo-yo craze is started again, especially with Dick Welch yo-yoing around. -Money nite tonite! No wonder everyone is busy doing nothing--but homework in study hall. -Rah! Rah! Rah! Our first rousing pep assembly for our first stupendous victory over Polo with a 60-0 score. Not bad? -The class of '37 gets together electing Jack Lanning, President, Kenneth Holroyd, Vice-Presidentg Doris Hogard, Treasurer, and Grace Wickwire, Secretary. -Scared? I'll say they are. The freshman initiation surprise makes several of the new- comers feel very much taken in to B.H.S. -Wheeee-Our studentswith lusty voices go out for cheerleading. Can Luella Oakley yell? Bob Greenhow and Frank Garrigan Qwho hasn't caught on yetj have blossomed into cheerleaders. -The first Bel-Hi Newsi' of the season is out all printed on green paper to let us knovf Xmas is coming. The weather has told us that news too. -No! Yes! Yes what? We beat Harvard at Harvard in football. -The newly selected Booster Club members are Audrey Atkins, Virginia List, Bob Wickwire, and Gaius Barr. -Stormy weather keeps all the mischief indoors-that includes playing with yo-yos in study hall. S9 Watch the excess weight Doris drop Miss Fairchild Elaine Maybe it's Eddie's hat! The noon rush! Spectators Fight 'em Telam, Fight 'emu !lAndy,, For Sale-all but the Girls Weire at a game Leis put some pep in it Snooky' OCTOBER -The penetrating odor? Something from chemistry lab? No, no, a thousand times no. Pearl street is being tarred. --Bob Johnson cries because he can't go to the library in third period. Bob, aren't you over that stage yct? Wonder what Miss Tanner's opinion is. -Fire! ! Fire! ! Dcn,t get excited, it was only a blaze in a waste basket, which was courageously extinguished by Mr. Tripp, who was demonstrating the technique of fire prevention. -Initiation, H'ray, H'ray. Miss Fairchild can take dictation but when she tra-nscribes it-Oh. Miss Fairchild! Mr. Benson has gone Abraham Lincoln. Well Abe, you might save a little eyestrain if you read your book right side up. -Ho Hum! What,s this? The theatre party wasn't that tiresome was it? Or maybe it was the ride over to Schrom's in the wee small hours. How about it, Freshmen? -And it rains and rains and rains because old weather man knows he won't have to attend a game tonight. -Smile on, smile on, smile on, said Mr. Baumgartner after our first defeat? -Ah! Report cards for the first five weeks, and some were mad and some were glad Cvery fewj . . -Fred Schulte inspires us to back the team. Also we wonder the why and wherefore of the pretty little flower in Mr. Garrett's lapel. -Hotcha! The senior reception drew forth all the beaux and belles into the auditor- ium where the wedding scene of the faculty kept the house roaring. The sopho- mores won the stunt cup. Congratulations. -We are tantalized by the smile of Mona Lisa and inspired by copies of great master- pieces presented by an artist with a foreign accent. --In one of the rushes to reach the library, Luella Oakley took her timeg but Gene Barr was going places in a hurry and didn't see Lu. Climax-a clinch. -We are greatly inspired after hearing a rousing talk by Jimmy Kline who knows how to put yells over. -I wonlt danceg don't ask me. Oh, yes, you will! The G.A.A. is starting classes tonight to teach all the can,t dancers. -Tsk! Tsk! Mr. Garrett has on a dashing new dark blue suit. ' -Rock-a-bye baby on the tree tops-the theme song of the Garretts-Buddy is now big brother to a little sister. --Heah! The last day of school this week. Oh what would we do without the Teach- ers' Institute meetings? C2 NOVEMBER 2-Rain, rain, go away come again another day. Little children want to play-so WC play. 3-Honk! Honk! Not a ford but geese flying north or south or east or west. 4-Wlieee! Wfe traveled 'laround the world on a pennyn with Mrs. Burnham, our guide. 5-Missing!-three teachers. If found, please return to B.H.S. 'Those gone are Miss Bowman, Miss Phillips, and Mr. Mong. 6-And a merry time was had by all who attended the snake dance, and a ripplng time was had by those in the dance. 7-Homecoming! The team keeps up the good work both on the field and at the dance. 9-Call for basketball! Another season starts. 10-Our inner school life is to be disclosed. A pamphlet was given us inviting our parents to visit our school. ll-We observe Armistice Day by getting out of school at 10:30 and going to the parade. 12-Mr. Baumgartner has gone Scotch on ties. 13-Could it be the date or the captivating test on Macbeth that makes the seniors so happy? 16-Compensation for that Macbeth test in another one-only this one is easy. 17-An assembly sing this morning but ,tis not the beauty of the morn that proves theevening shall be clear. Report cards again. 18-'Ray for Ethiopia! A talkie was given today--all about our black neighbors across the sea. 19-A meeting of all four classes is scheduled for tonight to determine whether we can sponsor a weekis visit from Mr. Sanford. Here's hoping. 20--Mr. Sanford's going to come! We all begin to look into that thing called the future. 23-Lizzards! Blizzards! but mostly blizzards. 24-Ice on the river. It won,t be long now. 25-Oh boy! Last day before vacation with a four day rest and turkey. 30-Into the harness again. Oh, woe is us. 63 Dick listens to Boots and Fred- die voicing their opinions. 'KThese three Our loyal supporters Mr. Tripp, Lloyd, and Mr. Harkness Oh Vic, what a pose! What? A touch- down? We're Loyal to You, Belvidere . . The cheering gallery? Something must be wrong Can you see? Neither can I Tell us, Mr. Byram! DECEMBER The cool expression? We only stood out in front for hours and hours in the cold to get a good basketball seat. -The Northwest Assembly sponsored by the Booster Club presented to us a quartet who gave us some light opera. -Mr. Harkless gave us a talk on sportsmanship to get us in the mood for our first game with Mt. Morris. -Our first zero weather. Like old times, eh wat? A talkie this morning. We approve of the cartoons. - B Club initiation! Alarm clocks ringing, paddles stinging, Franklin Edwards with long golden hair, and Eddie Strong with red underwear. - One of those days said Mr. Garrett, as we all gladly welcomed another movie and program too. -Two skits from the public speaking class with compliments to Mary Keating and Howdy McMillan. -Another movie- Silas Marnerf' Not a bad record is it? - When it rains it poursu but not today. No announcements. -More skits. You should see Bob Smith act crazy! ! -Another program. Interpretations of Riley's poems. Will it never end? -Game with Mendota. Can we show them? -Mr. Garrett is back after a few days' absence. -Movies-called Fifty-two Paychecks a Yearf' We can take it. -Oh boy! ! Xmas vacation starts. Santa visited the teachers early and left them each a stocking of candy. 65 JANUARY 1937 We're all back again all Xmas,d up for another year. -Snow boots are the craze-the first of the new year's fads. -If broken mirrors indicate seven years bad luck, Audrey Cranston will be a mighty old lady before she has any good luck. - Bel-Hi News came out with all the New Year's Eve scandal. -A notice is sent home to see if we start school early or not. How about it? -The romancing mood? Oh! the seniors are having poetry today. -Miss Blackburn is ill and Mrs. Ryan, formerly Miss Miller, is her substitute. Pigtails, short skirts, overalls, painted faces. The girls are being initiated into G.A.A. -An assembly sing again. We all enjoyed Chapel in the Moonlight. -A game with Sterling. A very close fight, and of course we were the good losers. -Everyone is examined by a nurse to eliminate all scarlet fever or flu suspects. More fun! -The library is packed nowadays. You know why don't you? Exams. -The sidewalks and roads and everything is all covered with ice. Also there are lots of black and blue spots. -Ask Frank Garrigan the new way of locomotion. Ice skates, of course. -A very exciting game with Rochelle. -The shorthand class has an exam. -While the rest of the country worries about the floods, we worry about our tests. -Exams! -Exams!! -Exams!!! 67 Quit your kidding Frank and Andy A Freshman confection Bruce Margie Jane a favorite Grace, Tiny, and Mae Mrs. Laing Ted FEBRUARY 19 3 7 -Our new semester begins and Miss Phillips returns. Absence makes the heart grow fonderf' Report cards issued with many sighs of relief. All the freshmen are awaiti-ng a test on A Midsummer Night's Dream. Oh, will the Apollo be crowded tonight? -Roland, the boy magician, gave us a program with support from Capi, the dog. -Seeing that it's the end of the week, everyone is very peppy-including Sleepy,' Borclner-Yeah? -Black and blue is a very popular color-especially after everyone has slipped on the ice. - It isn't raining rain, you know -it's raining notes. Zero weather. Reminds us of last year. -Assembly sing, Man on the Flying Trapeze. Oh! the Oh's! -Lincoln's birthday-and Mr. Garrett tells us some of his history. -Day after Valentine Day. No wonder Bob Keister gets castor oil. But it's only in a skit. The snow,s sn0wing', the wincl's blowin'. -Another Bel-Hi skit-and James Wylde has gone in for acting, eh what, papa? -More assembly singing to keep up our good spirits. -Mr. and Mrs. Garrett leave for New Orleans today to enjoy the summer weather. We enjoy winter. -Our city and country are flooded. Many country students are marooned. -A man from Assyria told us in an amusing manner his hard struggle for life in the old country and his trials in America. -Another program!! A man gave character sketches, magic tricks, and constructed us some flannel pictures. -More and more singing! -A special pep assembly' for our last home game on Saturday night. All the boys gave their bit. 70' g MARCH 1-Memorial rites were held this afternoon for Reverend Tuttle. 2-Campaign for keeping a cleaner study hall was started today. 3-Try outs for the senior class play were held tonight after school. 4-Basketball tournament at Rockford. Here's hoping. 5-The boys are sweeping the front walks. Maybe spring is to blame. 8-Miss Harriet Werth is substituting for Miss Lawrence. 9-Report cards again!! 10--Snooky Graves appears with a black eye. Basketball must be getting a little rough. 11-Assembly singing while the volume of Anchors Away rolled out. 12-Pep assembly and prevues of the Variety Show were the main features of the morning assembly. 15-Cold! Cold! go away! Come again next winter. 16-Bill Dague scared Miss H. Wertli. Never can tell who will get scarlet fever next. 17--Ken Holroyd and Vernon Peters are the only rebels in orange shirts. The rest of us are Irish.,' 18--Amateur show dress rehearsals tonight. Some fun. 19-Bob Greenhow's legs were seen walking down the hall. The rest of him was under a pile of books. 22-Lucky for those who have eighth period-it meant getting out early today. 23--Snowstorms and robins do not mix very well. 24-Spring vacation starts. Oh, Boy! 29-Mr. Sanford greets us with his vocational guidance lectures today. 30-Dick Houden sat with Betty Whalen in assembly this morni-ng. Strange. 31-Gray skies smiling at us. Sure! 71 Mrs. Edwards' little daughter Franklin Percy?,' No, it's Don Woods .Reminders of the B Club initiation Wee Kenny Winkie Sroics How many shirts, Bruce? Grimm Charlie doesn,t care! ,fa 1 A' 'Q 'EQ if if 1 K? is E ig, 2 , FW' Q 43 Forgot something, didn't you, Eddie? 'tOh, Shaw Mrs. Feltz and? APRIL -Sophomore Sunset Dance. Bob Manley and Frank Carrigan rate as advertisers. -All April fools' jokes aside today. No wonder the gloomy atmosphere. -Band contest in West Chicago. We came out in first place, as we knew we would Does Jack Lanning like Camille? Jack, you know you should like flowers. -Do you know how to jump puddles? Ask Myrtle Sewell how it is done. -Will it ever stop raining? At least it washes che cars off. -Certain people were yawning after a strenuous scavenger hunt in the park? BU Club candy sale. The boys made it themselves. Sale going strong. -Carnival queens were voted on, taking time off first period. Oh, boy! Spring certainly is here. The ice-cream cone fad has started after school. Bel-Hi News is out with the popularity contest returns. Watch the sale. Booster carnival tonight and tomororw night. Each class will have its queen win- they hope. All's quiet on the High School front after the carnival-except where the clean- ing up is going on. -All exams have to be made out by today. It won't be long now. No school-visiting today. -Who feels like more work after a vacation like that to tease us? Band concert tonight. -Junior Sunset' Dance. Dancing feet have already started. -Scarlet Letter test for the seniors. Oh these tests! 74 MAIN EVENTS OE THE CLASS OF 1937 9-5-33--Our first day in high school-were we green? 9-15-33--The following were chosen to lead our class during the freshmen year: President, Jack Lanningg vice-president, Jack Funderburgg secretary, Marjorie Lewis, treasurer, Doris Hogard. 9-21-33-The freshmen entertained the rest of the school for a while today! During the initiation Grace Wickwire, Doris Hogard, Jack Funderburg, and Jack Lanning were made members of the Booster Club. 10-6-33-Senior reception-our first opportunity to attend a big high school dance. 10-10-33-Report cards came out today. Some of us are happy. 1-23-34-Exams!!! And were we scared? 1-24-34-More Exams!! Not so bad now. 1-25-34-Still more exams! Getting easier! 9'-4-34-Another year and we are sophomores! So wise! 9-14-34-We orga-nize with the following as leaders: President, George Steinborng Vice- president, Robert Smith, Secretary, Howard McMillan, Treasurer, Kenneth Holroyd. 9-3-35-And now we are juniors! 9-16-3 S-We sponsor our first sunset dance. 10-3-3 S-Lloyd Houden takes a tap dancing lesson from Miss Werth. 10-18-3 5-Our class won the cup for the second time for the best stunt at the senior reception. 10-22-35-Orders were taken for junior sweaters today--red and gray are to be the colors. 11-S-35-Marguerite Oakley appeared as the vocalist with the new B. H. S. dance orchestra. 11-21-35-The first copy of the Bel-Hi News was issued today. The staff is made up of juniors. 1-8-3 6--New members were chosen for the National Honor Society. Our class is rep- resented by Christine Dykes, Marguerite Oates, Doris Hogard, John Stanton, and Jack Funderburg. 3-11-36--Bel-Hi News sponsored the Major Bell's Amateur Hourf, Howdy McMil- lan was the master of ceremonies. 3-23-36- Tiny Blodgett was chosen as the junior queen for the Booster Carnival. 6-10-36-Junior Senior Prom!!! 75 Favorite pastimes of two of our Sopho- mores! Melvin and Frank Marjorie Zepp about to take off -Mr. Benson .. - ,, Jinny Nice, isn't she? Pals', Maryln and Polly Alice and Helen OH for lunch! Van and Charles Aren't they fetching? Nutralization : red hair -f- sitting in snow Four freshmen favorites! Mr. Mon g Fern and Beverly No kidding! 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