Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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GARRE Superintendent of School: Principal of High Sfhoo! 10 BELVI--1938 M1ss ELIZABETH HARVEY Miss MARTHA LINDQUIST Affociatz Superintfndent of School: Axfistant Principal BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. HERMAN WRIGHT .... prexidenz MEMBERS MR. HAL GREEF MR, RAY KINREED MR. DONALD TRIPP RTR. CLYDE HELLIGAS MR. ANGUS SISSON DR. JOHN KLAAS 11 BELVI-19 38 MR. VICTOR BAUMGARTNER Athlfiicr, Hixtory MISS HA ZEL BEVERLY Englifh ' MISS MINERVA BLACKBURN Latin, English, Hiftory MISS RUTH BOWMAN Eiiglifh, Public Speaking MISS lx4ARGARET BLAIR Home Economic: MISS ELAINE BURSTATTE Englifh 12 MISS HELEN BURTON Mathzmaticr BELVI-19 38 MISS DORIS CIIAMPLIIX: Muxic MR. VVILLIAM CRAIG Athletics, Hiftory MISS MARGARET FAIRCHILD Commerrial MR. CLARENCE GATES Band, Orchestra MISS RUTH HARRIS Mathemaiicy 13 AXIISS CONSTANCE FULKERSON Chemifiry MISS LOUISE LAWRENCE Commercial BELVI-19 38 MR. VIRGIL MCALLISTER Manual Arty MR. WILBUR NIONG Phyyicf, Economief MR. EVERETT RYAN Miss FRANCES NELSON S eeretary Biology, General Science Miss IRENE PHILLIPS Hiftory Miss GERTRUDE TANNER F reneh, Englifh 14 Miss VANESSA WERTH Mathematicf, Phyfical Education CLASSES BELVI-1938 CLASS OF 19 ROBERT LINCOLN . RICHARD BLAKE . ELSIE JANE KLAAS . ROBERT FUNDERBURG . KIISS BLAIR L . MISS BURSTATTE SOCIA L COMMITTEE ROBERT LAW .... . ROBERT LUEDTKE BETTY SHAW BETTY RULISON Firft Sfmffter Honor Roll ROBERT FUNDERBURG LAURIE LARSON ROBERT LINCOLN RICHARD BLAKE 41 Prffident Vice-Prefident Secretary Trfafurfr . Afdviferf Chairman SHIRLEY HAMILTON RAY CONLEY CHARLES B4AGUIRE MILDRED SHATTUCK FRESHMAN INITIATION 16 ELSIE JANE KLASS ROBERT FUNDERBURG SHIRLEY HAMILTON BOB FUNDERBURG JANACE SCHINDLER EARL WRIGHT EUNICE KENT LAURIE LARSON MOLLY LOOP BELVI-1938 FRESHMAN STATISTICS Best Citizen Best Athlete Most Courteous JOHN GREGG Most Enthusiastic DARLENE Ross l CHARLES BANKS f Youngest JANACE SCHINDLER BOB LINCOLN Best Leader SHIRLEY HAMILTON BERNELL KOPPEN Neatest MARGERY SISSON l LAVERNE KONSDORF f Tallest DARLENE Ross WILBERT DOVENMUEHLE Shortest MILDRED SHATTUCK l Best all around BOB FUNDERBURG Student FRESHMAN INITIATION BELVI-1938 FRESHMAN GIRLS Row I-ADALPHINE LUHMAN, AUDREY BISHOP, GLADYS BLAKE, CAROL POYER, ENID JURY, GRACE WHEELER, DARLENE ROSS, BEVERLY EHLE, ILEAN NULL, ROSE MORRIS, BETTY RULISON, MARY DREELAN, HELEN LUCE, LORETTA STEINKE, Row II'EVELYN GUSTAFSON, HARRIET TEEPLE, DOROTHY LAWLER, MOLLY LOOP, SHIRLEY HAMILTON, CAROBETH MCINTYRE, NIILDRED SHATTUCK, JESSIE MARTINEZ, RITA SCHAFMAN, PEGGY BLACK, ALICE JACKSON, DOROTHY LUCE, EVELYN DYKES. Row III-'JANACE SCHINDLER, NORMA SCHWEBKE, ARLENE PEARSON, ELSIE JANE KLAAS, EMMA CURRY, DOROTHY KLEASNER, BARBARA LUCE, VIRGINIA THOMPSON, VORITA LANTZ, LENA WILLIAMS, NAOMI GOHLKE, BARBARA BUCKLIN. Row IV'GRACE PEARSON, MARGARET BENT, JEANNE HARNED, MARJORIE SISSON, IONE FREDRICKSON, BETTY SHAW, IVIINA HAAS, VIOLET HAMBRIDGE, BETTY WRATE, MILDRED TAYLOR. 18 BELVI-1938 FRESHMAN BOYS Row I-CLAYTON BENDER, HARRY FENTON, ROBERT BATES, LAVERNE STUDE- BAKER, KEITH LANNING, BURTON RENN, ALFRED COPAS, RICHARD CARLSON, RAY CONLEY, RICHARD SHEAHANF, CLIFFORD LUXTON, MATHEW IVANHOFF, EUGENE WELCHER, HARVEY STEMWEDEL, WILBERT DOVENMUEHL. Row II-CHARLES HUNTINGTON, JOE LEWIS, DONALD ALBRIGHT, BOB FUNDER- BURG, JOHN GREGG, ROBERT LUEDTKE, FORREST MILES, MORTON SILVER, FRANK NIEYERS, CHARLES FORSAITH, MERLE BLAKE, ARLIE DEJARNOET, LAURIE LARSON. Row IIIMVVILBUR COURT, EVERETT LEGGETT, CHARLES BANKS, CHARLES MA- GUIRE, ROBERT MARCELLUS, BILL BARRINGER, BERNELL KOPPEN, RUSSELL BRUCE, DAMON BRIGHT, KENNETH SPENCER, XVARREN SMITH, BILL BRENZ, VVYIL- LIAM DRILLING, RICHARD TWO. Row IV-RICHARD INMAN, LEWIS SCHANDELMEIR, ROBERT HOLROYD, ROBERT LINCOLN, ROBERT LAW, EUGENE LUXTON, LESTER DELAVERGNE, JOSEPH BINGEN- HEIMER, VVILLIE SALLEE, EDWARD ELLIOTT, FLOYD VVHEELER, HAROLD GILMAN, DONALD CRAWFORD Row VHROBERT ENGLESON, DEAN HENDRICKSON, JACK LAMPERT, RICHARD MC- CABE, RICHARD BLAKE, ARTHUR XYATSON, LAVERNE KONSDORF, EARL KOPPEN, PERCY PETERSON, EARL XNRIGHT, VK ILLIAM HALE, ROBERT TORRENCE, DOUGLAS CORMIE. 'Died May 8, 1938. 19 BELVI-1938 ROBERT BURER BETH SISSON 1 CLASS OF 1940 ROBERT BUKER . . Prefiderit BETH SISSON . . Vice-Prrfidmt STANLEY REIMAN . . Sfcrftary GAIUS BARR . Treafurer MISS BEVERLY WX Adviyerf MISS FAIRCHILD I Social Committee RUTH CORNISH . . . Chairman REGINALD AIKEN VVINIFRED SMITH BARBARA BUKER ROBERT VANDEWALKER First Sfmefter Honor Roll RUTH CORNISH VIVIAN NEASE ALICE DEJARNOTT BETH SISSON STANLEY JOE BOB W. JINNY POLLY 20 BELVI-1938 STANLEY REIMAN GAIUS BARR SOPHGMORE STATISTICS BETH SISSON T BOB BUKER f Best Citizen .AUDREY ATKINS BOB LEAR Best Athlete WINIFRED SMITH OWEN HUTCHINSON Most Courteous VIRGINIA LIST BOB IIEAR Most Enthusiastic DORIS HUBER WILLIAM GRADY , Youngest BARBARA BUKER BOB BUKER Best Leader RUTH CORNISH BOB VANDEWALKER ! Neatest LUELLA HAWKEY STANLEY KEISTER Tallest MAXINE DUFFY RALPH BRIGGS Shortest BETH SISSON I Best all around BOB VANDEWALKER I Student WAYNE BOB V. RUTH CORNISH AUDREY BARBARA BELVI-1938 SOPHOMORE GIRLS Row I-PEGGY MCCABE, MARION HOLTFRETTER, PAULINE KLEIN, LORRAINE KANZLER, DORIS FELTZ, DORIS SHAWVAN, DOROTHY RENNE, VIRGINIA LIST, RUTH CORNISH, MARILYN ANDERSON, BARBARA BATES, ADALINE RYAN, CATH- ERINE CONDE, SARAH WEINER, DAWN HUBER. Row II-SHIRLEY SAWYER, IDA MABEL LANDPHERE, IOLA CANODE, DOROTHY BRITTON, HAZEL MANLEY, RUBY LINDVALL, LOIS KEIFER, AUDREY ATKINS, JANE ANN LARSON, JOAN PORTER, DORIS HUBER, DOROTHY DAW, LOUISE PAGE- LOFF, EILEAN CRAIG. Row III'MAXINE DUFFY, LILA DUNBAR, MARY ROSENBERG, HAZEL VICKERS, HELEN OLLMAN, ROSE FITCH, NORMA NORDFELT, BERNEITTA SECOY, ALVERA UTING, VIRGINIA LINCOLN, WINIFRED SMITH, ELMY HULSTEDT, MARJORIE NELSON, EVELYN BOETTCHER, VIVIAN NEASE, VERNONA JOHNSON. Row IV1RUTH MEINHEIT, JEANNETTE CRAWFORD, DORIS BURTON, NAOMI LAWLER, DAWN SULLIVAN, PHYLLIS BALLENTYNE, HAZEL BUTTERWORTH, POLLY BARRINGER, VIVIAN SPENCER, WINONA SMITH, MARJORIE JOHNSON, ISABELLE CULVEY, FRANCES EHLE, BERNESE BRUMBACK, FERN SMITH, MARJORIE LINDVAHL. Row V-HELEN DISHMAN, BEULAH LEACH, BETH SISSON, RUTH WHEELER, ROBERTA TAYLOR, MARY JANE KEISTER, BARBARA BUKER, MAE CORDRAY, EVELYN COLE, LUELLA HAWKEY, LILA VAN EPPS, JACQUELINE PORTER, ROBERTA MILLER. 22 BELVI-1938 SOPHOMORE BOYS Row I-TRENTON DAVEY, IRVING CRAWFORD, HARLEY SHATTUCK, LOWELL GUSTAFSON, EMMETT POYER, DARWIN EISLER, BOB CRONE, RALPH BRIGGS, HAROLD SCHILTZ, WILLIAM GRADY, RICHARD MASON, LAVERNE NELSON, CLIFTON BENDER, LEE SHORT. Row II1N0RMAN WEBSTER, WAYNE SMITH, THOMAS GREEF, ROBERT VANDE- WALKER, TIMOTHY HENNESEY, JOHN PERSHINA, BEN HOUDEN, JAMES SALLEY, BOB BUKER, ROBERT WICKWIRE, REGINALD AIKEN, GERALD BRENZ. Row III-JOHN CRAIG, JACK LANNIN, CLARENCE SWANSON,JAMES REAM, LEROY CARLSON, STANLEY REIMAN, HOWARD WALTERS, WILLIAM REYNOLDS, WILLIAM CAMERON, ROBERT PULS, MARION DEMUS. Row IV-JOE FOX, RICHARD FRAZER, FAYE TOTZ, ARTHUR SELL, ROBERT LEAR, GAIUS BARR, BOB ALLEN, WILBUR PELL, ALLEN KEISTER, OWEN HUTCHISON, ROBERT PINKERTON, DAVID MEYERS, CLARENCE WENZEL, DELOS COHOON. Row V-WINTON PAGE, ROBERT NICCORMICK, WARREN SCHWARTZ, GLENDALE LEAICH, CHARLES LANE, ROBERT JOHNSON, LAVERNE MEYERS, STANLEY KEISTER, SHIRLEY HOWARD, GENE HYDE, ROBERT HICKS, DONALD GLENDERS, THOMAS HAYES, ROBERT WOODS. 23 BEL VI-1 I 938 DONALD WOODS FRANK GARRIGAN CLASS OF 1939 DONALD WOODS FRANK GARRIGAN MELVYN PETERSON ROBERT GREENHOW MISS BLACKBURN W MISS TANNER f . Prefident Vice-Preficient Secretary Treafurer . . Adoiferf Firft Semefter Honor Roll BRUCE CHURCHILL JUNE LUEDTKE LOWELL WALTER ALICE COUNTRYMAN MARLE COLLIER CHARLOTTE HAACK Sweater Committee JACK VVHALEN DONALD WOODS LLOYD WOODS . C hairman JEAN CORNISH HAROLD HOPKIN S RACHEL DICK LLOYD CHARLES P ur w 24 BELVI-1938 ME1.VYN PETERSON ROBERT GREENHOXX' CLASS OF 1939 Social Committee MARJORIE KERN . . . RACHEL IVIILES LUELLA OAKLEY MARILYN WHEELER LLOYD WOODS Oreheftra Committee Cfor Promj MARJORIE KERN . MAXINE BRUNER Committee for Variety Show BRUCE DAVEY FRANKLIN EDWARDS MARILYN WHEELER . Chairman CHARLES PIERCE HAROLD HOPKINS ROBERT MANLEY FRANKLIN EDWARDS Chairman NIELVYN PETERSON RICHARD HOUDEN RACHEL MILES LAURA CHARLOTTE JUNE BRUCE 2 5 DON BELVI-1938 JUNIOR GIRLS Row I-MABEL LAURENT, VIRGINIA MONTGOMERY, BERNEITTA BLACHFORD, FERN REWOLDT, WILMA JACKSON, SOPHIE KNEPPRATH, EVELYN CASE, BARBARA HENRY, BERNICE WHITCHURCH, BETTY LOVERIDGE, EVELYN ROCK, NEVA FLEM- MING, NELVA FLEMMING. Row II'LEOLA WILSON, EDITH BLEITZ, MARILYN WHEELER, MAXINE BRUNER, ALICE COUNTRYMAN, DONNA MARCELLUS, CLARA BRITTON, GENEVIEVE BUILTA, RUTH SWANSON, RACHEL MILES, LUELLA OAKLEY, ALICE TAYLOR, HAZEL GREEN, GLADYS MAYBERRY, DONNA MAE REWOLDT. Row III-BETTY ALLEN, ESTHER OLSON, RUTH KAHLER, GUINIVERE WRIGHT, DOROTHY JOHNSON, VERTIE THOMAS, RUTH JOHNSON, MARJORIE POPPE, MAXINE BLAKE, YVONNE BENNETT, JEAN PARK, JUNE LUEDTKE, LORRAINE MITCHELL, HELEN OLLMAN, LUCILLE BARKER, DORIS HOLTFRETTER. Row IVTMARJORIE LOOMIS, MAGDALENE WELCHER, ELOISE NICINTYRE, MAR- GARET ANGELL, MONITA O,LEARY, SYLVIA DUELL, FRANCES GROTH, MAE COLE, CHARLOTTE HAACK, MARJORIE KERN, JEAN CORNISH, LOIS WTILLIAMS, ANN CAITO, GRACE HICKS, LAURA HICKS, BETTY COPAS, VIRGINIA CURTIS. 26 BELVI-1938 JUNIOR BOYS Row ITHARRY CLARK, JACK WHALEN, BRUCE DAVEY, WILLIAM MCGRAW, MARLE COLLIER, ROBERT GREENHOW, MILTON NELSON, EUGENE LUXTON, HAROLD HOPKINS,ROGERMORGAN,JAMESTHOMSON,LLOYDWOODS,ROYSCHWEBKE. Row II-ROBERT RICKS, LEON LEVENS, WALTER DARLEY, QUENTIN FAIR, GAIL MOREHEAD, NORMAN GRAFF, FRANK GARRIGAN, EDWARD BAYLANDER, EARL WILLIAMS, EDWARD SPOONER, DONALD WOODS, RICHARD WELCH, JOHN HARRIS WESLEY GUSTAFSON, JOHN BOYD MEYERS. Row III-LOWELL WALTERS, DONALD MCKIBBEN, HARLEY SHATTUCK, HORACE SILVIUS, LEONARD WALLS, FRANK RULISON, EDWARD STRONG, MELVYN PETERSON, NAY CARVER, ROBERT ST-RONG, HAROLD LEONARD, ROBERT SALLEY, CLIFTON MCCOY, HERBERT BAILEY, BEN YATES. Row IV-CLIFFORD BRITTON, PAUL BERG, ROBERT SMITH, PAUL PETERSON, FRANKLIN BRAUN, CHARLES PIERCE, RICHARD HOUDEN, FRANKLIN EDWARDS, ROBERT MANLEY, DONALD EDWARDS, VVENDELL MCKISKIE, KENNETH CORNWELL, BRUCE CHURCHILL, EARL ALDEN, JAMES KRAEMER, JOHN WARD FOLEY. 27 BELVI-1938 WINTON MCKIBBEN RICHARD BLUNT N'IVIAN BLACKLEDGE RICHARD LAW C L A S S O F 1 9 3 8 WINTON MCKIBBEN .... Prexident RICHARD BLUNT . . Vice-Pnafident VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE . Secrelary RICHARD LAW . . . Treaxurer MR. GARRETT ..... Adoifer MOTTO No task great or small but shall soon before us fall Color:-Blue and Silver Sofia! Committef DAVID LIST .... Chairman JAMES WYLDE MARJORIE ALBRIGHT WARREN ROWAN BETTIE HALL HENRY FELTZ MAUREEN KELLY GRACE PACKER SHIRLEY BERG Flower-Lily of the Valley Firft Semefter Honor Roll LEONE HUGHES RICHARD LAW MARION KOCH DAVID LIST fCommitt.ez5 rontinued on Page 405 DICK AND MASCOT MIAUREEN AND BETTY JANE JEANNETTE BOB 28 GILBERT ADAMSON A hearty laugh, a friendbf smile, Inviting one to that a while. HELEN ANDERSON Fun is always to hefound, Whenever Andy is around. Booster Club 1,2,3,45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2545 Volleyball 1,2,45 Vice-President G.A.A. 3, Sophomore Assistant 25 Spring Revue 25 Secretary Treasurer Booster Club 45 Cheer- leader 2,3,4, Varsity 45 Bel-Hi News 35 Math Club 1. HARRY BA LE NTYNE Harry's quiet and sineere, A worthy friend to have near. SHIRLEY BERG As time goes onfrom day to day, Shirley goes giggling on her way. Math Club 15 Bel-Hi News 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,5 Social Committee 45 Spring Revue 25 Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3. RosANNE BINGENHEIMER A worker, faithful, diligent, S he proved herself intelligent. VI-1938 29 MARJORIE ALBRIGI-IT Ohstaeles for Marge are few, Little there seems that .she ean't do. Bel-Hi News Editor 3, Co-Editor 45 Chairman Social Committee 35 Chair- man Prom Decorating Committee 35 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Math Club 15 Social Committee 45 Physics Department Reporter 45 Volleyball 35 Basketball 35 Belvi Staff 4. LOIS ANDERSON A hroad smile hrightens herfaee, Veryfew could take her plate. Caledonia High School 1,2,3. DICK BARR To many Dielc seems very quiet, To those who know him, he's a riot. Band 1,2,3. FONDA BERKSHIRE The aeeenl of this Southern lass Gains aeelamationsfrom the class. Lynnvale High School, White Mills, Kentucky 1, 2. VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE An example of all that a girl should he, Brilliant, eonsiderate, ejieient, lovely. National Honor Society 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Assistant Editor Bel-Hi News 35 Co-Editor 45 Belvi Staff 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, Junior Assistant 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Basketball 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Social Committee 1, 35' Showboat 25 Spring Revue 25 Chair- man Prom Program Committee 3. RICHARD BLUNT We all agree he's a swell athlete, But as a friend he can't be beat. Vice-President of Class 4g B Club 2,3,4, Secretary 43 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 2,3,43 Class Base- ball 1,2,3,4. MILDRED BURRows Though she isn't tall and yet not short There's one thing fertain, she's a good sport. CLIFFORD CHAPLIN Clford, his thoughts does not betray, He has very, very little to say. -RUSSELL CURTIS That at.times his thoughts must stray His twinkling eyes do oft betray. BERNARD DAHLIN Bernard always likes to talk And pester girls along the walk. Poplar Grove High School 1,2,3. VI-19 30 JEANNETTE BOYCE In sehool skits she's been the vamp But in sax playing she's the champ. Band l,2,3,43 Orchestra 3,43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Math Club 13 Showboat 23 Chairman Sweater Committee 33 Spring Revue 23 Bel-Hi 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Ring Committee 33 Music Department Reporter 4. LUCILLE BURTON She's both bashful and sweet, The kind we all like to meet. Caledonia High School 1,2,3. WENDELLCOURT He's always ready with a smile, Stopping the girls to that a while. Hi-Y 4g Bel-Hi 33 Announcement Committee 3. WILLIAM DAGUE An all around athlete is he, Yet shy of girls he seems to be. Football l,2,3,4, Captain 43 Basket- ball 2,3,4Q B Club 2,3,4, President 43 Athletic Board of Control, 3, 4, Secretary 33 Vice-President of Class 23 Class Baseball 1,2,3,4. VAN DEMPSEY Knowledge from various sources he drinks, Depend on Van to say what he thinks. Bel-Hi Business Manager 33 Belvi Staff 4g Booster Club 1,2,3,4, Presi- dent 43 Band 1,2,3,4, President 43 Vice-President 33 Football 1,2,3,43 Basketball 3,43 Hi-Y 3,4, Vice- President 4g Class Play 43 B Club 3,43 Chairman of Ring Committee 43 Orchestra 2. HERMAN DEMUS In music he has made his name, Playing his oboe gained him fame. Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4. JAMES ELLIS The lye ofthe party, 7im's laugh's always hearty. Football lg Social Committee lg Hi-Y 3, 45 Bel-Hi 35 Prom Com- mittee Sg Chairman Memorial Com- mittee 4. DONALD FAIR Quiek of tongue, with much to say, Don keeps arguing day by day. Football 3, Hi-Y 2,3,4g Class Baseball 2,3g Play Committee 4. ARTHU R FITCH Arthur has a smilingfaee, Never betraying a single grimaee. PAULINE GIBEAUT Her jokes will always seore a hit, She's no! the kind who likes to quil. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3g Spring Revue 25 Volleyball 1,2. ROBERT DIXON Going abou! wilhoul a fare, He has a gy! of humor rare. Band 1,2,3,4. JOHN ENGELSON An all around goodfellow is Yohn, Never an air does he put on. Football 2,3,4g B Club 2,3,4. HENRY FE LTZ Hank's a good worker, Grand fellow, no shirker. B Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 4g Football 3, 45 Social Committee 4g Prom Decorating Committee 3. GAIL GAMLIN His eyes awake 'tis hard to keep For Gam forever likes to sleep. Vice-President of Class lg Football 1,2g Band 2,3g Class Baseball 1,2,3,4g B Club 2,3,4. OLIVE GIBSON An industrious girl with ways fy' nofe, As a true friend she'll gain our vole. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Spring Revue 2g Bel- Hi 35 Basketball l,2,3g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Belvi Staff 4g Chairman of Play Committee 4g Showboat 25 Class Play 4. MADELINE GRAVES In size Snook is the elass's smallest, In ability she's one of its tallest. Belvi Editor4g National Honor Society 3,4g Cheer leader 3,4g Bel-Hi News 3g Class Secretary 3g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Basketball l,2,3g Spring Revue 2g Volleyball 1,2,3,4g Class Play 4g Prom Committee 3g Chairman Social Committee lg Showboat 2g Sweater Committee 3g Candy Sales Manager 33 Memorial Committee 4g Band 1,2. LUCILLE Gxurris You spot her eoming down the hall With laughing smile that's meantfor all. Hononegah High School, Rockton lg South Beloit High School 2g Caledonia High School 3. BETTIE HALL Closer than anything to her heart Is her love for reading and for art. G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Glee Club l,4g Bel-Hi News 3,4g Belvi StaH4g Sweater Com- mittee 3g Prom Committee 3. WILLIAM HARLOW Beware his gay and sparkling eyes, Good-natured mischief in them lies. Memorial Committee 4g Prom Com- mittee 3. CLARICE HILLS Of her temper she has eommand, Though her hair is red of strand. Volleyball 3. VI-19 32 SHIRLEY GRAVLIN A laugh that everybody knows, Flashing smile and twinkling toes. G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Spring Revue 23 Showboat 25 Math Club l. ROBERT GUSTAFSON The lad is plueky And happy-go-lucky. Band 1,2. IONE HAMMOND She loves to dance and is very small, She always has a smile for all. Archery 3,4g Glee Club 25 Spring Revue 2. CHARLES HARNED We all agree he is pretty tall, His brilliant head is above as all. Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 4g Dance Band 4g Chairman Band Activities Committee 4g Hi-Y 45 Ring Com- mittee 4g Class Play 4. COSETTA HUBER Her friends agree she's loads of fan, Helps make the world more smoothlv ran. Band l,2,3g Volleyball 3,45 Basketball 3. LEONE HUGHES Working and studying through the day, Leone goes quietbf on her way. Glee Club 1, 2g Orchestra 1,2,3,4g Showboat 25 Prom Committee 3. EVELYN MAE JOHNSON She made friends of many during one briefyear, 5 ,Gi It was awfullv nite having her here. Poplar Grove High School l,2,3. MELVIN JOHNSON Why toil espeeialhv hard When fun is not so slrietbf barred. MARY LOUISE JORDAN A girl of moods, jieeting, ehanging, From sadness to bright laughter ranging. G.A.A. 2,3,4g Prom Decorating Com- mittee 3g Spring Revue 2,4. MAUREEN KELLY A pretty girl with a eertain reserve, A prize for ability does she deserve. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4g Basket- ball 2g Volleyball 2,3,4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Social Committee 2,3,4g Showboat 2g Bel'Hi Staff 3, 4, Spring Revue 23 Latin Club Play l. WYLLADINE HUNTINGTON She is rather small in size, Yet wefnd her trubf wise. Librarian 4. HELEN JOHNSON Always surrounded by many friends, Helen your troubles quickly mends. G. A. A. 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 1,2,3, Activities Committee lg Booster Club l,2,3,4, Vice-President 4g Prom Com- mittee 3g Show-boat 2g Ring Com- mittee 4g Volleyball lg Basketball 1,3g Math Club lg Bel-Hi Stal? 3g Spring Revue 2. ROBERT JOHNSON Whether ehasing a ball or a girl, Lie for Bob is just a gay whirl. Football 1,2,3,4g Basketball 1,2,3,4g B Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Class Vice-President 3g Track 23 Hi-Y 4, Class Play 4g Athletic Board of Control 4g Sweater Committee 3. EVA JUKES Good at daneing, 'speeially tapping, Eva's eyes are sparkling, snapping. G.A.A. 2,3,4g Prom Committee 3g Basketball 2g Volleyball lg Spring Revue 2g Showboat 2. ROBERT KIESTER Possessing temper, humor, wit, Bob took part in many a skit. Band 2,3,4g Orchestra 3,49 Hi-Y 4g Football 2,3,4, Lightweight Captain 4g Bn Club 4g Ring Committee 45 Belvi Sports Editor 43 Bel-Hi Staff 3,4g Prom Program Committee 3. RAY KLEBER A likeahle chap who is lean and tall His gay air is admired hy all. MARION KOCH Tall, hlond, and athletie Veryfriendkv and sympathetic. Math Club 15 Traveling Library Librarian 45 G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Social Committee 25 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Spring Revue 2. VVILLIAM LAMBERT Chow,s good humor is never down In football he gained great renown, Football 1,2,3,45 B Club 3,45 Treasurer B Club 45 Basketball manager 25 Basketball 4. PHYLLxs LARSON Her disarming smile Dyes many heguile. GRiACE ADELE LEAR She moves through lie with admirable graee Nothing turns up which she ean'tfaee. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Basketball team 1,2,3,45 Spring Revue 2, Volleyball team 1,2,3,45 Sweater Committee 35 Bel-Hi Staff 3. VI-19 34 JOAN KNOX An industrious girl who finds plenty to do Those of her kind are extremely few. Cherry Valley High School 1, 25 Orchestra 35 Band 3, 45 Traveling Library Librarian 45 Bookstore 4. FERN LAKE A way of doing, a will to do A husy worker through and through Chairman Prom Committee 35 Social Committee 1,35 Spring Revue 25 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Ring Committee 45 Librarian 3,45 Math Club 1. RICHARD LANNING Dirk is allfor haoingfun Especially when his ears will run. Bel-Hi News Staff 35 Announcement Committee 45 Public Address System Operator 3,4g Hi-Y 2,3,45 Sweater Committee 3. RICHARD LAW Prominent student, known all round Of standards high andjudgment sound. Mantleg Class President 2,35 B Club 3,45 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Booster Club 1,2,3,45 Class Play 45 Latin Club 15 National Honor Society 3,45 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 45 Football manager 3, Football 2,45 Business manager Belvi 4. CLARENCE LINDVALL A realbf industrious fellow is he, Yet very quiet he seems to he. Hand 1,2,3,4. DAVID LIST A more hrilliantfellow is hard to find Dave seems to have everything on his mind. Football 2,3,4g B Club 4g Chairman of Social Committee 4g Hi-Y 3,43 Class Play 4g Latin Club Play 15 Latin Club lg Ass't Social Committee 3. RUBY Lovxzu. She's always deep inside a hook Baek in some quiet sheltered nook. Poplar Grove High School 1,2,3. MARGUERITE MCELROY Mae or Red hy hoth she's known Versatility hy her is shown. Volleyball team 1.3g Basketball 3g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bel-Hi News 3,45 Chairman Social Committee 2, Senior Play 45 Spring Revue 2g Archery Team 4. MARIAN MARRIETT I4 charming peijeet little lady Szyft-spoken, thoughyful, well-hred, tidy. Poplar Grove High School 1,2,3g Orchestra 4. BETTY JANE MEYERS Charming fy' manner and trubf sweet She's energetic and very neat. Band 1,2g G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Latin Club lg Social Committee 35 Spring Revue 25 Bel-Hi StaH 3,4g Showboat 2g Chemistry reporter 45 Sweater Com- mittee 3. VI-1938 35 LULLAH LOGAN She has a very quiet -way With very little time to play. Latin Club 2. BRUCE Luciuarr Misehievous and sb' fy' wit He always likes to tease a hit. WINTON MCKIBBEN Tall, dark, and handsome A swell pal and then some Class President 4g Band 1,2,3,4g Hi-Y 4g Football 3,45 Prom Program Com- mittee 3g Bel-Hi News 3,4g Class Play 4. DORIS MARSHALL Doris is the little maid Who faithfulbf the piano played. Latin Club lg Glee Club lg Show Boat 'lg Prom Committee 3. VIRGINIA MOCK About sehool she daily goes Making friends hut lacking foes. Ligrarian 4g Spring Revue 2g GAA 1, . GRACE MooRE Small and dark and neatbt dressed, Well thought of hy all the rest. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Spring Revue 2. EVERETT NELSON A good sport, a regular guy , A fellow who is sure to stand hy. BARBARA NINEMIRE Possessing very good taste in clothes, Smartly cladfrom head to toes. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bel-Hi StaH 3g Prom Committee 39 Spring Revue 25 Latin Club lg Latin Club Play 1. BURTON PARK The strong, dark, and silent type, With plenty to say when the time is ripe. .ARLINE PETERSON Trubf lithe and energetie She is very athletie. Poplar Grove High School 1,2,3g American History Reporter 45 Band 4. V!-19 36 ETTA NEASE An industrious student with winning waysg Shels made many friends through her school days. Volleyball 3g Bel-Hi Stafffig Librarian 3,45 Spring Revue 2. JOHN NELSON In the fold of musie does he excel, Yet ffohn does everything very well. Band 1,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Social Committee lg Band Activities Com- mittee 3,4g Play Committee 4, GRACE PACKER To many Grate has offered aidg Scores of friends has this girl made. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Bel-Hi Stall' 3,43 Belvi Staff4g Volleyball 2,3,4g Basket- ball 2,3g Spring Revue 'lg Social Com- mittee 4g Librarian 3,4. LUc1LLE PAVLAR Pavy,' is always happy and gay, To her good humor we tribute pay. Kingston High School 2,3g Volleyball 4. DALE PORTER Dale is a boy who is greathv admired, Sometimes talkative, often retired, Play Committee 4. . KENNETH RALSTON An excellent pianist-that is true, A grand fellow with eyes of blue. Caledonia High School 15253. FLORENCE RENNIE Florenee is endowed with aflowing witg She's always willing to do her bit. G.A.A. 15253545 Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Basketball 152,35 Spring Revue 25 Math Club 15 Class Play 4. WARREN ROWAN dn unusual way of expressing his thought, Many a laugh from his classmates brought. President ofHi-Y 45 Vice-President 35 Social Committee 3,45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 4. JOHN SCHINDLER Sometimes his homework was left undoneg He's happy though and having fun. FRANKLIN SLATER Always seen with his dearfriend Ray, Bothering some teacher all the day. Band 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 2,45 Hi-Y 3, Program Committee 45 Chairman Announcement Committee 45 Bel.Hi Staff 35 Showboat 2. f VI-'1938 37 VIRGINIA RANSLEY 7inny seldom has mueh to say, Silentbz observing from day to day. Math Club 15 G.A.A. 1,2,35 Prom Decorating Committee 3. LUCILLE REYNOLDS A librarian more than qfeient, With a charming manner more than sujeient. G.A.A. 15253545 Glee Club 25 Latin Club 15 Librarian 45 Chorus 4. RAYMOND SANDS Ray delights in havingfun, He always puns some clever pun. Hi-Y 3,45 B Club 45 Football 45 Bel-Hi Staff 35 Social Committee 25 Showboat 2. MARY ELLEN SHACKELL A true friend through and through, Mary Ellen-isgjiaultsiare few. G.A.A. 1,2,3,45 Showboat 25. Archery 45 Librarian 35 Traveling Library 45 Bel-Hi Staff 3,45 Glee Club l,25 Prom Program Committee 3. DORIS SMITH fi very talented girl is she, Music seems her field to be. Math Club 15 Glee Club 15 G.A.A. 1,253,45 Showboat 2. DOROTHY SMITH N0 one near Dorothy could ever he sad, Her eheeiful laughter makes everyone glad. Math Club lg G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Prom Decorating Committee 3g Librarian 45 Spring Revue 2,44 Orchestra 1. VERNA STRANDBERG She giggles and laughs and is always gay: Nothing hothers her love for play. Bel-Hi Staff 3. JOHN THORNTON A fellow who is of 7ohn's kind, Is very, very hard to yfnd. Band l,2,3,4g Orchestra 2,3,4g Dance Band 2,3. BELV!-1938 ROBERT VAN VLEET The paths of silenee does he tread, His thoughts are often IU? unsaid. Band 2. 38 Nom. Srociuzk Fair and square, among the hest, A7 hay admired hy all the rest. Poplar Grove High School l,2,3. H1LL1s SWANSON With lufe Hillis is very eontentg Toward mischief he is often hent. Hi-Y 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPHINE TURNURE Working hard and steadily, She'll lend a hand readibz. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4g Spring Revue 2 Bel-Hi Staff 3. BEATRICE WELCH Someone's always teasing her, But seeretbf it's pleasing her. Band 2,3,4g G.A.A. l,2,3,4g Bel-Hi Staff3. GEORGE WILSON A quiet, unassumingyouth, A lad who always tells the truth. Caledonia High School 1,2,3. JUNIOR WRIGHT His hair is admired hy many girls, We wonder H he makes those curls. Band 4. BELVI-1938 KENNETH MOORHEAD His intellectual powers are many, Great sueeess we prediclfor Kenny , Showboat 2g Football lg South Pasa- dena Senior High School first semester of senior year. 39 WALTER VVHEELER In mechanies Walt's interest lies, In thisjield he's sure to rise. BQLH1 stair 3,4. DORIS VVTNNE Vim, vigar, ana' vitality, A very charming pfrsonality. Poplar Grove High School l,2,3. JAMES WYLDE Of speeeh 7im's very eloquent, He loves to start an argument. Class- President lg Class Treasurer 33 Hi-Y 3,4g Social Committee 4g Sweater Committee 33 Prom Com- mittee 3g Latin Club Play lg Bel-Hi Staff 3. - BELVI--19 FLORENCE IONE OLIVE BOB SCHMITT THE KISHWAUKEE-FEBRUARY 38 JAMES ELLIS GAIL GAMLIN WILLIAM HARLOW MARGUERITE MCELROY FRANKLIN SLATER. RICHARD LANNINC- WENDELL COURT OSCAR HULSTROM VAN DEMPSEY JEANNETTE BOYCE HELEN ANDERSON OLIVE GIBSON BETTY JANE MEYYERS DONALD FAIR fContinuedfrom Page 2SJ .Memorial Committee Announcement Committee Ring Committee Play Committee 40 Chairman MADELINE GRAVES FLORENCE RENNIE WILLIAM LAMBERT . Chairman BARBARA NINEMIRE MARION KOCH BEATRICE WELCH Chairman HELEN JOHNSON CHARLES HARNED . Chairman DALE PORTER ROBERT JOHNSON ACTIVITIES BELVI-1938 . Rau- I-DEMPSEY, BLACKLEDGE, MISS HARRIS, GRAVES, LAW. Row 12-GIBSON, HALL, KIESTER, PACKER, IALBRIGHT. BELVI STAFF Since the members of the 1938 Belvi staff Were chosen by the faculty at the close of the 1937 school year, Work was started on the book shortly after school opened in September of the current year. The subscription drive was held early in October and four hundred and twenty five students placed orders for year books. Mr. lVlcClary took all the individual and group picturesg the greater part of this Work was done in October and November so that the pictures could be sent to the engraver by the middle of December. The plates Were made again this year by the Pontiac Engraving Company in Chicago. Mir. Mong of the high school faculty took most of the pictures in the snapshot section and all of the pictures used for our division pages. This year the Belvi contracted with a new printing firm, the Rogers Printing Company of Dixon. During the second semester the dummy was prepared and the book was sent to the printer early in April. STAFF TNTADELINE GRAVES ..... Editor RICHARD LAW . . . Bnfinefy Manager VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE . Senior Seetion and Typift Nl!-XRJORIE ALBRIGHT . . . Senior Section VAN DEMPSEY . . Snap Shot: OLIVE GIBSON . Typift BETTIE HALL . Helen Paymentf GRACE PACKER . . Calendar ROBERT KIESTER . . Athletief MISS HARRIS . Advixer 42 BELVI-1938 Row 1-DAVEY, COLLIER, VVooDs, HOPKINS, W. WHEELER. Row 2-KERN, ALBRIGI-IT, Miss BURTON, BLACKLEDGE. Looms, SHACKELL. Row 370AKLEY, MILES, FLEMMING, BOYCE, MEYERS. LUEDTKE, CURTIS, WELCHER, MARCELLUS, L. LTICKS R 1 gW HAA K M I IRE G. HxcKs MCELROY KELLY KAHLER. 011.4 HEELER, C , c NT , . , , Row ZSYIXIESTER, MCKIBBEN. FOLEY, LIST, MEYERS, PETERSON. BEL-HI NEWS The members of the Bel-Hi News stall: publish our school paper every,tWo Weeks and also sponsor the Variety Show each spring. STAFF First Semexter Co-Editors: Marjorie Albright, Vivian Black- ledge. Assistant Editors: Marjorie Loomis, Marjorie Kern. Exchange: Betty Jane Meyers. Social: Winton McKibben. Personals: Virginia Curtis, Donna Marcellus. Alumni: Marilyn Wheeler. Music: Jeanette Boyce. Boys' Sports: Bob Kiester, John Boyd Meyers. Girls' Sports: Grace Packer, Nelva Flemming. Literary: David List, Ruth Kahler. Art: Betty Hall. Jokes: Bruce Davey. Reporters: Marll Collier, Grace Hicks, Laura Hicks, Maureen Kelly, Marguerite McElroy, Eloise Mclntire, Rachel Miles. Business Manager: Lloyd Woods. Circulation Manager: Melvyn Peterson. Advertising Assistant: Magdalene Welcher, Charlotte Haack, June Luedtke, Harold Hopkins Luella Oakley, John Foley. Typist: Mary Ellen Shackell. Adviser: Miss Burton. Second Semester Co-Editors: Marjorie Albright, Vivian Black- ledge. Assistant Editors: Ruth Kahler, Rachel Miles. Exchange: Betty Jane Meyers. Social: Marjorie Kern. Personals: Marguerite McElroy, Marll Collier. Administration, Virginia Curtis. Alumni: Marilyn Wheeler. Music: Jeanette Boyce. Boys' Sports: Bob Kiester, John Boyd Meyers. Girls' Sports: Grace Packer. Clubs: Nelva Flemming. Literary: Marjorie Loomis. Features: David List. Art: Betty Hall. Reporters: Grace Hicks, Laura Hicks, Eloise Mclntire, Donna Marcellus, Maureen Kelly. Business Manager: Lloyd Woods. Circulation Manager: Melvyn Peterson. Advertising Staff: Magdalene Welcher, Char- lotte Haack, June Luedtke, Harold Hopkins, Luella Oakley, John Foley. Typist: Mary Ellen Shackell. Advisory Board: Marjorie Albright, Vivian Blackledge, Lloyd Woods, Miss Blackburn, Miss Beverly, Miss Burton. Adviser: Miss Burton. BELVI-1938 Row 11FELTZ, LAW, RULISON, STRONG, LEAR, DAGUE, DAVEY, WICKWIRE, DEMPSEY, D. Woons. Row 2-PELL, MEYERS, LIST, BLUNT, JOHNSON, J. ENGELSEN, KRAEMER, KEISTER, REIMAN, L. WOODS. Row 3'-MR. CRAIG, GREGG, BUKER, SCI-IwARz, GARRIGAN, Fox, GRAFF, HICKS, BARR, SPEAKING, W. LAMBERT, MR. BAUMGARTNER. Row 4-ER. ENGELSEN, HOW'ARD, SANDS, J. LAMPERT, ROYKVAN, KEISTER, BRAUN, HOUDEN, EDVVARDS, AIKEN, BAILEY, AMLIN. B CLUB The HB club is an Organization made up of high school boys who have earned major or minor letters in football, basketball, or track. Student managers and cheer-leaders earning awards are also eligible. The purpose of this group is to promote the interest of the school and community in athletics, to encourage better athletics, and to practice good sportsmanship. After the boys have received their letters, they are initiated into the club, and during this time they are subjected to all kinds of abuses by the Older members. During the basketball season, members of the club act as ushers at the games. The group is always Willing to help in any undertaking, and they play a large part in every athletic activity. It is considered an achievement and an honor to belong to this club. One of the main events Of the year is the annual MBU club dance, which is held each spring for the members and their guests and also the alumni members. Coach Baumgartner and coach Craig are advisers of this group. OFFICERS VVILLIAM DAGUE . Prffident ROBERT JOHNSON . Vice-Prffidfnt RICHARD BLUNT . Secretary VVILLIAM LAMBERT Trmmrfr RTR. BAUMGARTNER I . NIR. CRAIG I . Admxerf 44 BELVI-1938 Row 14MR. MCA LLISTER, E. STRONG, VANDEWALKER, L, WOODS, DAVEY, FELTZ, GARRIGAN, WYLDE, GREEF, MEYERS, MANLEY, D. WOODS, MR. HARKLESS. Row 2-WENZEL, Fox, HICKS, WALLS, COLLIER, SWANEON, LIST, REIMAN, ELLIS. Row 3-ALLEN, SALLEY, P. STRONG, BERG. LAW, DEMPSEY, BENDER. Row 4-PERSHINA, CARVER, KRAEMER, EDWARDS, JOHNSON, HOUDEN, SANDS, EDWARDS, SLATER, BAILEY, LANNING. Row 5-FOLEY, HARNED, DARBY, BURCHARD, COURT, GUSTAFSON, WELCI-I, ROWAN, WALTER, MCKIBBEN, KIESTER. HI-Y The Hi-Y club is a group of senior, junior, and sophomore boys Whose purpose is to Hcreate, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian Characterf' The four standards are represented on the pin of the organization by four C's', engraved upon it. These standards are: clean mind, clean spirit, clean living, and clean sportsmanship. lvleetings are held every two Weeks on Nlonday night, and one meeting a month is a 'Lbean feed. lVr. McAllister and Mr. Harkless are the advisers, and under their leadership much is accomplished for the members. One of the outstanding activities of the group this year Was the Induction ceremony, which Was conducted by the Rockford Hi-Y, at the Presbyterian Church early in the fall. A father and son banquet was held in February, and an older boys, conference Was formed for the first time in Belvidere. OFFICERS WWARREN ROWAN . . Prefidfnt VVAN DEMPSEY . Vicf-Prffidfnt RICHARD LAW . . Sfrrfmry and Treafurfr MR. HARKLESS I . MR. MCALI.ISTER j Adwfwf 45 BELVI-1938 Row 1fLIsT, COUNTRYLIAN, ATKINS, Miss FULKERSON, HAACK, .-XNDERSON. Raw 2+CORMIE, BUKER, SHAYV, HAMILTON, CONLEY. Row 3-WOODS, LAW, PIERCE, VVxcKwmE, DEMPSEY. BOOSTER CLUB The Booster Club is one of the most active organizations in the high school. The members support athletics and promote many other activities as Well. ljarly in the year the club has charge ofthe freshman initiation at which time the freshman members of the organization are chosen. Each year four freshmen are elected, and once elected, the students continue to be members of the club during the remaining years in school. The freshmen chosen this year Were: Betty Shaw, Shirley Hamilton, Douglas Cormie, and Ray Conley. The club sells all the football tickets and season basketball tickets, and sponsors the annual football and basketball banquets. The group also has sponsored many assembly programs for the entire student body. Two of the big events of the year, the Homecoming dance and the Christmas dance, were sponsored by the Booster Club. The annual Booster Club Carnival, held each year in April, is one of the biggest undertakings of the club. The concessions, sponsored by the organizations and classes, helps to make it an outstanding affair. All the profits from the carnival are used to support athletics and aid other organizations in need of assistance. OFFICERS XIAN DEMPSEY . , . Prfridenz HELEN JOHNSON . Vice-Prffidmt HELEN ANDERSON. Secretary and Treafurm' Miss FULKERSON . . . Adzfifer 46 BELVI--1938 Row 1fDEMPsEY, GRAVES, Lxsr, GIBSON, LAW. Row 2-MCELROY, JOHNSON, HARNED, MCKIBBEN, RENNIE. SENIOR CLASS PLAY The senior class, under the direction of Miss Bowman, presented The Nut Farm at the Apollo theater on Friday evening, April I, 1938, before a full house. The play Was a success financially since the theater was entirely sold out, and also it was one of the best plays ever produced here. CHARACTERS lVlrs. Barton ..... Olive Gibson VVillie Barton . . Van Dempsey Robert Bent . . Richard Law Ezera Sliscomb . . Robert Johnson Helen Bent . . . Marguerite lWcElroy Agatha Sliscomb . . . Madeline Graves Hamilton T. Holland . David List J. Clarence Biddeford . . Charles Harned Harold VanHorten . . . Winton McKibben Hilda ..... Florence Rennie PRODUCTION STAFF Business Manager .... Etta Nease Assistant Business Nlanager . . Eva Jukes Publicity Nlanager . . . Vivian Blackledge Advertising lvlanager . . James Wylde Poster Manager . . Bettie Hall Large Properties lNlanager . . lone Hammond Small Properties Nlanager . . Beatrice VVelch V Prompters-Florence Rennie, Shirley Berg Cactionl Josephine Turnure Sound Effects ..... Joan Knox Stage Nlanagers . . Wvarren Rowan CChairmanD Wendell Court-Donald Fair BELVI--19 Rau' 1-PERSHINA, PETERSON, D. MCKIBBEN, HARNED, HARNED, XVEINER, KNOX, COUNTRYMAN. Row 2fMILES, MANLEY, DAVEY, W. MCKIBBEN, GREEF, VANDEVVALKER, WOODS, H. DEMUS. Row 34FUN1:-ERBURG, DARBY, KL.-ms, SMITH, PEARSON, MARCELLUS, PEARSON, FENTON. Row 4-WELCH, M. LINDVALL, SWANSON, MCGRAW, UTING, DAW, R. LINDVALL, KIEFER. Row 5-SLATER, THORNTON, B, HOUDEN, BRUCE, MCKISKIE, WELCHER, BANKS. CONCERT BAND PERSONNEL String Ban Welcher, Magdalene Mk. GATES, Director Cornet: Edwards, Donald Salley, Robert Viialls, Leonard Atkins, Audrey Rewoldt, Donna Glenders, Donald Welcher, Eugene Nliller, Roberta Drilling, VVilliam Swift, Franklin French Horn: Short, Lee Angell, Klargaret Lannin, Jack Pinkerton, Bob Forsaith, Charles Baritonef Nelson, John Morehead, Gail Stocker, Noel Lindvall, Clarence Bates, Bob Perenffion Slater, Franklin Thornton, John Houden, Ben Bruce, Russell Trombone! Dempsey, Van Keister, Bob Demus, Marion Collier, Marle Bates, Barbara Cvreenhow, Bob Bane: Silvius, Horace h'lcKiski, Vllendell Berg, Paul Banks, Charles Sell, Arthur Flule-Piccolo Countryman, Alice Knox, Ioan Weiner, Sarah Harned, Jean Oboe Demus, Herman VVoods, Donald Vandewalker, Bob BELVI-1938 Row I-EDWARDS, R. SALLEY, NVALLS, ATKINS, REWOLDT, GLENDERS, WELCHER, MILLER. Row Q-LINCOLN, A. KIESTER, WRIGHT, ToTz, LANE, BOYCE, DRILLING. SVVIFT. Row 3-CHURCHILL, HENNESEY, FOLEY, SHORT, ANGELL, LANNIN, PINKERTON, FORSAITI-I. B L M S OCKER NELSON R KIESTER DEMPSEY. Row Row CONCERT BAND Baffoonf Kiester, Allen Lincoln, Bob First Clarinetf Harned, Charles McKibben, Donald Peterson, Arline Pershina, John Second Clarinet: Miles, Rachel lWanley, Bob Davey, Bruce lWcKibben, Wenton Greef, Thomas Third Clarinft: Funderburg, Bob Darby, Russell Klaas, Elsie Smith, VVarren Pearson, Grace Rlarcellus, Bob Pearson, Arlene Fourth Clarinrts Fenton, Harry Uting, Alvera 4- ATES, INDVALL, om-JHEAD, T , , . , 5-SILVIUB, SELL, BERG, GREENHOW, BATES, COLLIER, M. DEMUS. Daw, Dorothy Lindvall, Ruby Kiefer, Lois Cordray, Mae Alto Clarinetf Welch, Beatrice Lindvall, Beatrice Bam Clarinftf Swanson, Hillis McGraw, YVi1liam Alto Saxophonef Boyce, Jeanette Lane, Charles Totz, Faye VVright, Junior Tfrzor Saxophorwf Foley, John VVard Hennessey, Tim Baritonf Saxophone Churchill, Bruce Piano-Acrordion Page, lVinton Drum .Major Robert Vandewalkev- 49 PERSONNEL ROBERT YVANDEWALKER VI-19 Row IT'-HUGHES, MARRIETT, BOETTCHER, WHEELER, MARSHALL, SCHWEBKE, WELCHER. Row 2-KAHLER, HOPKINS, KERN, GATES, DEMUS, CULVEY, HAMBRIDGE, DYKES. Row 3-MR. GATES, THORNTON, EDWARDS, BLAKE. STRING ORCHESTRA OFFICERS OF THE BAND VAN DEMPSEY . . Prerident HERMAN DEMUS, JR. . . . Viee-Pre:ident DONALD WOODS . . . Secretary and Treamrer CHARLES HARNED Chairman of Activitie: Committee JOHN NELSON . . . . Member ROBERT KIESTER Member String: Viola: Ift Violin: BOETTCHER, EVELYN MARRIETT, MARIAN Cello: HUGHES, LEONA KAHLER, RUTH HOPKINS, HAROLD KERN, MARJORIE GATES, CLARENCE, JR. 2nd Violin: DEMUS, HERMAN CULVEY, ISABELLE HAMBRIDGE, VIOLET WHEELER, ELSIE MARSHALL, BETTY 50 WELCHER, MAGDALENE SCHWEBKE, NORMA DYKES, EVELYN Bane: NELSON, JOHN EDWARDS, DONALD Piano BLAKE, GLADYS BELV!--1938 Row I-BRUNER. BIARCELLUS. REYNOLDS, ATKINS. LINCOLN, ROSENBEIIG. G. MCINTIIIE, BLAKE, Ron- 24MIss CHAMPLIN. DUNBAR, SMITH, RYAN. LINDVALL, HANIILTON. R. CORNISH, LIST, I3ENNETT. Rau' AICINTIRE, VVILLIAMS, HAWKEY. J. CORNISH, IXERN, YANEPPS, BYINNE. TREBLE CLEF CLUB The Treble Clef Club is a new organization in Belvidere High School. It is open to any girl who likes to sing. After organizing, the club decided to limit the number of active members to twenty, but to continue to permit all girls interest- ed in singing to attend the regular rehearsals. The club's first appearance was before a high school assembly during Christmas week when it sang Cantique de Noel by Adolphe Adam and Gruber's Silent Night, Holy Nightf' During the remaining part of the year there were many other appearances of the club under the capable direction of their director, lXliss Champlin. OFFICERS NIARJORIE KERN . . . Prfxidmt DONNA lXflARCELLUs Vicf-President XIAXINE BRUNER . Sfcretary AUDREY ATKINS . . Treasurer VIRGINIA LIST Social Chairman LUELLA HAWKEY Arrompanift Miss CHAMPLIN . . . Director BOYS' GLEE CLUB The boys' glee club was not organized until the second semester and met for the first time on March first. Since this group was not completely organized and have not had many rehearsals, no public appearances have been made before the 4'Belvi Went to press. Judging from the interest the boys have been showing, we no doubt will hear from them before the close of the present school year. 51 BELVI-1938 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS Belvidereas charter of the National Honor Society Was granted in February, 1928. Since then, each year students who are outstanding in their class are elected by the faculty. Not more than fifteen per cent of the graduating class nor more than five per cent of the junior class can be elected to membership in this chapter. The students eligible to election must rank in the first fourth of their respective classes. The membership is based upon scholarship, leadership, char- acter, and service. VVe aim to raise the standard of our high school in developing these characteristics among the students. Even though a small percent of the student body gains this award, the society's object is to promote a high standard of ideals in the student body. MEMBERS VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE VAN DEMPSEY MADELINE GRAVES OLIVE GIBSON RICHARD LAW ETTA NEASE MARIORIE ALBRIGHT DONALD WOODS DAVID LIST LLOYD WooDs MARJORIE KERN ' THE MANTLE One ofthe highest honors which can be received by a student in Belvidere High School is the Mantle. Each year the best all aroundi' student in the junior class is chosen by the faculty. He must be outstanding in scholarship, leadership, and sportsmanship. This year the Mantle is held by Richard Law, and on class day it will be presented to the student Who Will hold it during his senior year. NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY OF SECONDARY SCHOOLS The membership in this society is limited to boys who have earned a major letter or two minor letters in one of the major sports. Other qualifications that are necessary in this organization are: maintenance of an average in school Work equal to the general average of the school for three consecutive semesters, and the possession of the qualities of good sportsmanship and good citizenship. MEMBERS DONALD XVOODS LLOYD WOODS RICHARD HOUDEN RICHARD LAW VAN DEMPSEY VVILLIAM DAGUE 52 ATHLETICS BELVI-1938 Row 1-GRAPE, ITEISTER, L. Woons, LAMBERT, DAGUE, ENGELSEN, JOHNSON, HDUDEN, BLUNT. Row 2-DEMPSEY, STRONG, Fox, D. VVooDs. PIERCE, SCHWARZ, BARR, FELTZ, Row 3-MR. BAUMGARTNER, RULISON, CHURCHILL, LAW, REIMAN, SPEAKING, MR. CRAIG. Row 4fSANDs, IZDVVARDS, BAILEY, LIST. REVIEW OF THE HEAVYWEIGHT FOOTBALL SEASON The 1937 heavyweight football team opened their season September seven- teenth when they conquered the alumni I2-O. The following week Harvard played here and were subdued by our team I3-o. This game was the first time in nine years that the Purple and Gold had won on the home field from the Harvard squad. On October second, the team journeyed to Dixon where they suffered their first defeat of the season. Dixon won by a score of 2116. The next week Sterling came to Belvidere, and our boys again were defeated I3-7. On October sixteenth, Belvidere lost to Mendota in the last minutes of play, 6-o. Belvidere was host to the Nlarengo teams on October twenty-second when the majors chalked up their third victory 21-2. The following week, October twenty-ninth, the homecoming game was played with DeKalb. The A heavies nosed out a victory by a small margin 7k6. On November sixth,the squad journeyed to Rochelle where they closed the season with a victory of 1410. Three of our players were given all-con- ference ratings: Houden, backfieldg Blunt, end, and Lambert, guard. Lambert was also rated on the BAUMGARTNER CRAIG Coach Assistant Coach all-state third team. HEAVYWEIGHT SCORES Sept. I7 Belvidere Alumni Sept. 24 Belvidere Harvard Oct. 2 Belvidere Dixon Oct. 9 Belvidere Sterling Oct. I6 Belvidere Nlendota Oct. 22 Belvidere Marengo Oct. 29 Belvidere DeKalb Nov. 6 Belvidere Rochelle BEL VI-1938 Row Row CRAIG. l IJGRAFF, KEISTER, L. WOODS, W. LAMRERT. DAGUE. ENGELSEN, JOHNSON, R. HOUDEN, BLUNT. 2'PERSHINA, DEMPSEY, STRONG, FOX, D. WOODS, LAW, PIERCE, SCHWARZ. BARR, REIMAN, FELTZ, Row 3-MR. BAUMGARTNER, BAILEY, SANDS, EDWARDS, RULISON, CHURCHILL, SPEAKING, LIST, J. LAMPERT, MR. Row 4-LEAR, FUNDERBURG, LINCOLN, DARBY. BURCHARD, BLAKE, WATSON, BARRINGER, WICKWIRE, KOPPEN. Row 5-B. HOUDEN, HICKS, PELL, HOLROYD, KEISTER, NELSON, ALDIN, HOWARD. Row 6-GRADY, WYLDE, DAVEY, GARRIGAN, WI-IALEN. REVIEW OF THE LIGHTWEIGHT FOOTBALL SEASON The lightweight football team won five games and lost two during the 1937 football season. The first game on our own Held was with Harvard whom they defeated 21-O'. The second game was with Dixon at Dixon, and the lightweights met with their first defeat 7-O. The following week the lights scored another victory when they met Sterling on our home field. On October sixteenth when our squads Went to Mendota to play, the ponies won 26-o. The lights won their fifth victory against Marengo on October twenty- second by a score of 36-O. The lights lost their homecoming game when DeKalb played here, I3-C. They won their last game of the season against Rochelle I3-O. The heavyweight team won five games andlost three. They won two conference games and lost three, ending fourth in the conference. LIGHTWEIGHT SCORES Sept. 24 Belvidere Harvard Oct. 2 Belvidere Dixon Oct. 9 Belvidere Sterling Oct. I6 Belvidere hfendota Oct. 22 Belvidere Nlarengo Oct. 29 Belvidere DeKalb Nov. 6 Belvidere Rochelle AIKEN R. ENGLESON BELVI-1938 SCHWARZ DAGUE KEIETER BLUNT PIERCE JOHNSON HOUDEN GEAFE ENGELSEN Fox WARREN SCHWARZ , , ........ Halbark Schwarzie was converted from guard position to a fleet-footed halfback. BILL DAGUE ........... Fullbark, Captain Bill had an injured foot throughout the season, but this did not daunt his spirit and he led the team in every game. STANLEY KEISTER ..,....... Tarkle Stan was the biggest man on the team and he has two more years to fight for B. H. S. RICHARD BLUNT ........... End Rich was a dangerous man to meet up with, and his fighting spirit placed him on the all-conference team. CHARLES PIERCE ...... . End Charlie was a hard hitter and a good fighter. ROBERT JOHNSON ....,...,.. Tackle Bob was out most of the season, but he is the only four year letterman to graduate. RICHARD HOUDEN .......... Ouarterbuck Dick could always be depended upon as a signal caller and a swift ball carrier. He also made the all-conference team. NORMAN GRAFF .,.,... Turkle Norm was always a threat to opposing ball carriers. JOHN ENGELSEN ,,,....., . Guan! Johnny has been out for three years plugging up defensive holes. JOE FOX .......... . Fullbuck Joe was injured early in the season but made up for it in the last games. 56 BELVI-1938 FELTZ BAILEY DEMPSEY L. Woons LAMBERT MEYERS LAW REIMAN HENRY FELTZ .......... Hayback Hank was the smallest man in the backfield and probably the toughest. HERBERT BAILEY .......... Tarkfe, Guard Herb could be counted on at all times to open up holes in the opponents' line. VAN DEMPSEY ........ End Van was a very consistent player and a very good pass receiver. LLOYD Wooos .,......... Haybark This was Lloyd's first year to play football. He has another year left to display his defensive playing. WILLIAM LAMBERT ........... Center Bill was one ofthe best defensive players in the conference. He made the all-conference team and the third all-state team. JOHN BOYD MEYERS ....... Guard Doon will be back again next year to stop line plunges. RICHARD LAW ..........., Cenler Dick could be counted on at anytime to pass the ball and stop opposing plays. STANLEY REIMAN ........,.. Hdlfbdfk Stan was the most shifty backfield man on the squad. 57 BELVI-1938 Mn. CRAIG MR. BAUMGARTNER 1 Coach Assislanl Coach When the basketball season opened, our coaches, Mr. Craig and Mr. Baum- gartner, were handicapped by the lack of experienced men. Very quickly they developed a successful varsity squad with only two heavyweight lettermen and a few lightweight lettermen from the previous year. The team defeated the alumni in their first game 2I to 19. The regular season opened December fourth when our squad defeated Harlem 30-26 and the following night won from Crystal Lake 32-16. The next game was played with Rockford on the new armory fioor, where Rockford won 28-4. The next night our boys scored another victory when they played at Marengo. The sixth game was played at Kirkland where the locals were again the winners. The conference games began after Christmas, and the first was with Sterling when our squad lost their second game of the season. The following games brought victories to Belvidere: Dixon, Mooseheart, Harlem, Rochelle, and Kirkland, but -We lost the first engagement to DeKalb and also the last combat with Dixon. Then again Belvidere came to the front by winning from Marengo, Sterling, DeKalb, Sycamore, and Rochelle, but lost the last game of the season to lvlooseheart 29 to 30. Belvidere entered the regional tournament at Rockford where they won from Winnebago and South Beloit and advanced to the finals with Rockford. The Rabs won 41 to 29. The team lost their first sectional tournament game, to Dixon 29-24. The coaches were faced with an entirely inexperienced group for the light- weight squad. However, these boys developed into a championship team, losing but one game and sharing honors with Dixon for conference honors. The light- weights opened their schedule with two victories against Harlem and Crystal Lake on the home fioor. Next, was a very close victory in an exciting game against Rockford. The following night lhfarengo was swamped 36 to 5. A victory followed over Kirkland before their first conference victory taken from Sterling. Success followed at Dixon and with Mooseheart. After these games a close victory was taken from the Harlem squad. The ponies then journeyed to Rochelle, winning 26'-II. Victories followed from the games with Kirkland and DeKalb. The next week the team's only defeat was handed them by the Dixon squad with the same score by which our boys subdued them earlier in the season, 21-IQ. Marengo and Sterling both lost to us and the locals won their second game from the Barbs IQ to 18. The last three games of the season were victories over Sycamore, Rochelle, and Mooseheart. 58 BELV!-1938 HEAYYWEIGHT TEAM Rau- lfl.. XVOODS. D. YVOODS. KRAEMER, BLUNT. DAGUE. t Rau' 2-MR. CRAIG. JOHNSON, LAW, KEISTER, DEMPSEY, HOUDEN, MR. BAUBIGARTNER. LIGHTWEIGHT TEAM Row 14RUL1soN, W. I.AMBER'r, DEpiPSEY, Kmswzn. SCHWARZ, LEAR. Rau' 2-MR. CRAIG, FUNDERBURG, STRONG, WVRIGHT, BARR, BUKER, FELTZ, Mn. ISAUMGARTNER Row- 3i1X1ILES, PELL, HICKS. J. LAMPERT, LINCOLN, IQOPPEN, REIMAN. 59 BELVI-1938 BLUNT DAGUE D. Woons L. WOODS RICHARD BLUNT ......... Forward Rich served his last year on the Belvidere squad this year. He played a very steady defense game and also starred in long shots. WILLIAM DAGUE ........ Guard Bill was a very consistent and cool headed player. He will be missed very much next season. DONALD WooDs .... . .... Forward Don was the high point man on the squad this season and he will be back to continue his good Work next year. LLOYD WooDs ........ Guard Lloyd was the smallest and the toughest fighter on the team. He has another year left to show his class. REGIONAL TOURNAMENT AT ROCKFORD March 3 Belv1dere ................. 34 Winnebago .... .... I 5 March 4 Belvidere . . . .... 26 South Beloit .... . . . .20 March 5 Belvidere ................. 29 Rockford ....... .,.. 4 I SECTIONAL TOURNAMENT AT ROCKFORD March IO Belvidere ................. 24 Dixon .......... ..., 2 9 60 BELVI-1938 KRAEMER HOUDEN DEMPSEY LAW JAMES KRAEMER ......... Center '4-lim was a very good shooter from under the basket. He will be back next year. RICHARD HOUDEN ...... Guard, Center, Forward Dick could do a good job in any position. He Will be back next year to worry the foe. VAN DEMPSEY ........ Forward Van's specialty Was to break up the enemyis offensive plays and harass the Whole invading team. This season ended his playing for B. H. S. since he graduates in June. RICHARD LAW ......... Forward Dick's headwork and coolness roved him a Worthv member for the ,P . squad, and he, too, graduates this June. ATHLETIC BOARD OF CONTROL A The Board of Control of the Belvidere High School Athletic Association consists of four faculty members, five students, and one school board member. The faculty members this year are Mr. Garrett, Mr. Baumgartner, Mr. Craig, and hir. McAllister. Mr. Sisson represents the school board. The student members are William Dague, John Engelsen, Richard Blunt, Donald Woods, and Robert Johnson. 61 Nov Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb. Feb Dec Dec Dec. Dec Dec Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb BELVI-1938 HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Alumni ..... Harlem .... Crystal Lake Rockford . . . Marengo . . . Kirkland . . . Sterling . . . Dixon ...... Mooseheart . Harlem .... Rochelle .... Kirkland . . . DeKalb . . . Dixon ..,.. Marengo .. Sterling . . . DeKalb . . . Sycamore . . Rochelle .... Mooseheart . LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL SCORES Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Belvidere Harlem .,.. Crystal Lake Rockford . . . Marengo , . . Kirkland . . . Sterling . . . Dixon ...... Mooseheart . Harlem .... Rochelle . . . Kirkland . . . DeKalb . . . Dixon ..,... lvlarengo . . . Sterling . . . DeKalb .... Sycamore . . . Rochelle .... Mooseheart . LS' ATHLET BELVI-1938 W ,,, 7 G. A. A. OFFICERS WINNERS OF THE JUNIOR AYVARDS Miss NVERTH AND AIASCOTS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION OFFICERS MAXUREEN KELLY ..... President RACHEL MILES . , . Visa-Preridant VYIVIAN BLACKLEDGE . Secretary and Treafurer CHARLOTTE HAACK . . junior Arfirzant AUDREY ATKINS . Sophomorf Axsifzant Miss WERTH . . . Adzfixer During the year this group is very active in a number of money-making enterprises. The proceeds from these enterprises are used to buy equipment for the department. Early in the year the girls sponsored a doughnut sale, and this was so successful that they hope to establish the sale as a yearly event. Over two hundred girls canvassed the town for orders, and they sold eight hundred dozen doughnuts. Brey's bakery did the baking, and the girls packed them in bags and made the deliveries. The freshman and sophomore girls beat the juniors and seniors in this contest. A party was given to the winners by the losers on the evening of November twenty-ninth in the high school. Nlany were present to enjoy the affair which began at seven o'clock and ended at nine thirty. Dancing and Hcootiel' furnished much entertainment for the girls. After the games lunch, which included sandwiches, hot chocolate, ice cream, and cookies, was served. The arrangements for the party were in the hands of the G. A. A. officers, assistants, and Nliss Wlerth. 64 BELVI-1938 SHIRLEY HAMlL1'ON AUDREY ATKINS DORIS FELTZ LOUISE PAGELOFF REVIEW OF THE G. A. A. ACTIVITIES lylany varied activities are planned each year for the G. A. A. members by their instructor and adviser, Miss VVerth. Something new was introduced this year, since some of the girls taking archery made their own bows and arrows. This group includes the following girls: lXfIarguerite lNIcElroy, captain, Ruth VVheeler, Jean Harned, and Doris Feltz. Each week the girls gathered in the manual train- ing room and were instructed by lXfIr. Arthur Jaffries. Archery classes met each lNIonday morning at 7:30, and a number showed their interest by reporting each week. Others in this group, besides those mentioned above, included Betty Rulison, Janace Schindler, Virginia Lincoln, Mary Shackell, Eva Jukes, Molly Loop, Florence Rennie, Betty Wrate, and Ione Hammond. Other activities taken up by the girls either before school each day or during gym classes included tennis, tumbling, basket shooting, ball room dancing, ballet, and basketball. The basket shooting contest was held March tenth, and the basketball tournament was not held until after the Belvi Went to press. During the year seven new showers were installed in the girls., locker room, and each of the girls has a pair of shower shoes. These shoes were made by the manual training classes, and it is possible for the girls either to rent or buy these shoes. In order for the girls to keep track of their gym suits and shoes, each girl has been provided with a number which is placed on her suit and also on her shoes and other equipment. Before the class volleyball teams were organized, all the girls who could report to school early enough in the morning Cby seven-twentyj were put on teams. Each team had a captain, and the captain drew a number which gave her team its initial position for the ladder tournament. The object of the tournament was for each team to climb as high as possible on the ladder in the four weeks' time allowed for the tournament. Any team had the privilege of challeng- ing the team immediately above, and if they won, they moved up one rung on the ladder. This competition proved very exciting for the groups. The class volleyball tournament was held on Thursday night, January twen- 65 BELVI-1938 SNOOKY OLIVE ? ? ? tieth, and the largest crowd that ever witnessed a volleyball tournament in Belvi- dere High School came to see these exciting games. A percentage was made of the winning games, and it was found that the seniors won with 75013, the juniors and sophomores tied with 601727. The freshmen gave each of the other classes real competition, and they have three more years to even their score. The referees for the games were Marjorie jane Davey and Marion McCallum. Scorekeepers were Ruby Lindvall and Sarah Weiner. lVlary Louise jordan was the timekeeper, and the linesrnen were Neva and Nelva Flemming. On Monday evening, january thirty-first, the senior class Volleyball team played a team made up of Poplar Grove and Caledonia girls who are now attending Belvidere High School. Also, an all-star high school team played an alumni group made up of girls who were graduated from our school within the last four years. The results of these games are given below. The Poplar Grove and Caledonia teams were composed of the following girls: Lois Anderson, Captain, Lucille Burton, Lucille Griflis, Evelyn Mae johnson, Ruby Lovell, Marian Mariett, Lucille Pavlak, Arline Peterson, and Doris VVinne. The Alumni team included the following girls: Marian lV1cCallum '34, captain, Irene Amos '36, Beth Berg '37, Marjorie Jane Davey '37, Helen Rulison '36, Mae Schult '37, Marjorie Taylor '37, Grace VVickwire '37, and Betty Whalen '37, The all-stars of the high school were, Olive Gibson, senior and captain, Grace Lear and Florence Rennie, seniors, Dorothy johnson, Rachel Miles, and Magdalene VVelcher, juniors, Audrey Atkins and Virginia List, sophomores, and Eunice Kent, freshman. RESULTS OF THE VOLLEYBALL TOURNAMENT Seniors 27 Freshmen 23 Seniors 23 juniors I5 Sophomores 29 juniors 26 Sophomores 31 Freshmen I3 juniors 44 Freshmen 23 Seniors 33 Sophomores 45 Seniors 32 Sophomores ZQ juniors 50 Freshmen 21 Seniors 3I Caledonia and Poplar Grove 30 B. H. S. All Stars 45 Alumni 31 I 6 6 BELVI-1938 VOLLEYBALL TEAMS SENIORS J UNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN SENIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM OLIVE GIBSON HELEN ANDERSON VIVIAN BLACKLEDGE JEANNETTE BOYCE COSETTA HUBER MAUREEN KELLY PAULINE GIBEAUT OLIVE GIBSON MADELINE GRAVES EvA JUKES MARIAN KOCH . . . Captain GRACE ADELE LEAR MARGUERITE MOELROY GRACE PAOKER LUCILLE PAVLAK FLORENCE RENNIE DORIS WINNE LOIS ANDERSON CLARICE HILLS FERN LAKE DOROTHY SMITH SOPHOMORE VOLLEYBALL TEAM AUDREY ATKINS AUDREY ATKINS PHYLLIS BALLENTYNE BARBARA BUKER HAZEL BUTTERWORTH RUTH CORNISH ISABELLE CULVEY LOIS KEIEER BEULAH LEACH . . Caplain VIRGINIA LIST PEGGY MCCABE MARJORIE NELSON LOUISE PAGELOET ADALINE RYAN WINIFRED SMITH DAWN SULLIVAN LILA VAN EPPS JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL TEAM BETTY ALLEN . BETTY ALLEN MAXINE BLAKE MAXINE BRUNER DOROTHY JOHNSON MARJORIE KERN CLARA BRITTON DONNA MAROELLUS GLADYS MAYBERRY . . Captain ELOISE MCINTIRE RACHEL MILES LORRAINE MITCHELL LUELLA OAKLEY MONETTA O,LEARY RUTH SWANSON MAGDALENE WELOHER MARILYN WHEELER FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM JANICE SOHINDLER . . Captain GLADYS BLAKE MARY DREELAND SHIRLEY HAMILTON EUNICE KENT ELSIE JANE KLASS DOROTHY KLEASNER MOLLY LOOP CAROBETH MCINTYRE ARLENE PETERSON MINNA HAASE CAROL POYER DARLENE ROSS BETTY RULISON BETTY SHAW JANICE SCHINDLER BETTY WRATE BELVI-1938 BASKETBALL TEAMS SENIORS SOPHOMORES SENIOR BASKETBALL TEAM OLIVE GIBSON MADELINE GRAVES GRACE PACRER VIVIAN BLAORLEDGE MARIAN MARRIE1'T ARLINE PETERSON FERN LAKE FLORENCE RENNIE LOIS ANDERSON GRACE ADELE LEAR PAULINE GIBEAUT MARIAN KOCH PAULINE GIBEAUT . , Captain DORIS WINNE . . Manager SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM AUDREY ATKINS VIRGINIA LIST HAZEL BUTTERWORTH PEGGY MCCABE LILA VAN EPPS RUTH CORNISH MARILYN ANDERSON AUDREY ATKINS ALVERA UTING BETH SISSON LOUISE PAGELOI-'F BARBARA BUKER WINII-'RED SMITH DAWN SULLIVAN . . Captain PHYLLIS BALLENTYNE . Manager J UNIORS FRESHMEN JUNIOR BASKETBALL TEAM MAGDALENE WELCHERDOROTHY JOHNSON BETTY ALLEN DONNA MAROELLUS RACHEL MILES RUTH SWANSON MARJORIE KERN LAURA HICKS EDITH BLIETZ MAXINE BRUNER LORRAINE MITCHELL MONETTA O,LEARY RUTH SWANSON . , Caplain CHARLOTTE HAACK . . Manager FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM AUDREY BISHOP ARLENE PEARSON BETTY RULSON MINNA HAAS JANICE SCHINDLER CAROBETH MCINTYRE SHIRLEY HAMILTON ELSIE JANE KLASS MARY DREELAND MOLLY LOOP BETTY SHAW RITA SHAE1-'MAN ELSIEJANE KLAAS . . Captain HARRIETTTEEPLE . . Manager SCHOOL LIFE Ci BELVI-1938 NEED SOME STILTS, SNOOKY? LITTLE Bmnms PEEKING OUT OF THEIR CAGES- VAN DOESN'T NEED A PHGTOGRAPHER. AFTER THE PICTURES-THE MAD SCRAMBLE. SEPTEMBER First day of school! The fresh- men spent all day looking for classrooms and reporting to the same class more than once. We have a new schedule this year. Wie start school at 8:20, have five classes in the morning, and close at 3:20 in the afternoon. The freshmen are sure of the location of their classrooms by now, and everyone has begun studying in earnest. -Almost all the lockers have been given out, and piles of books are less conspicuous. A skit was given for the Bel- Hi Nawf by Bob Kiester, Luella Oakley, Betty Jane Meyers, and Melvyn Peterson. Posture pic- tures were also taken in the girls' gym classes. -Another skit was given this noon by some of the Bal-Hi News, staff. James VVylde, Bob Kiester and Winton lVlcKibben made excellent girls. Andyv and Fay Totz were in such a hurry to go down stairs that they thought falling down would save time. 17- 16-The new chorus class is now in progress. It meets every day during the sixth period. The freshman, sophomore, and junior pictures were taken today for the Bflvi. Bruce Churchill gave a talk in the assembly today in honor of Constitution Day. 20-A safe-driving class has been started. Only three girls have enrolled. What's the matter, girls? 21-The members of the G. A. A. had a hike last night, and a grand time was had by all. First fire drill. 22-The seniors elected their officers today. The following were elect- ed: president, Winton McKibbeng Vice-President, Richard Blunt, secretary, Vivian Blackledgeg treasurer, Richard Law. 23-ThC Booster Club sponsored a music program today. 241A silent film on the life of George VVashington was shown in the assembly today. 27-The first Sunset dance of the year was held tonight after school. -The freshmen were initiated into high school. The program was in charge of the Booster Club. BELVI-1938 THE GANG- WE SHALL HAVE MUSlC'liEVEN ON THE FOOTBALL FIELD- LET Us IN ON IT! LIFE ISN'T JUST A BOWL OF CHERRIES, EH HERB? THE MOMENT BEFORE THE MARCH OCTOBER -The Bel-Hi Newx staff had their regular meeting after school. Our football squads journeyed to Dixon. The Bal-Hi Newf staff had a picnic after school. The sophomores are learning to write short stories in English class. The freshmen are having an opportunity to learn how to dance. A number are signing up for the newly organized dancing class. -At a class meeting, the juniors elected the following officers: pres- ident, Donald Woods, vice- president, Frank Garrigang sec- retary,MelvynPetersongtreasurer, Robert Greenhow. At our pep assembly today, we gave signs of developing some real school spirit. -The members of the Hi-Y had a potluck supper tonight at the Y. -It was announced that report cards would not be given out until further notice. lX4any gave sighs of relief. -A Booster Club meeting was held this morning, and the freshmen had a class meeting after school. we are busy these days! 26- 27- 28- 29- -The Booster Club sponsored an assembly program for us today. -We planted a memorial tree today in observance of the Sesquicen- tennial of the Constitution of the United States. -A barbecue sale was announced for after school, but the barbecues did not show up. -Ah! The barbecues appeared to- day, and they went like hot cakes. No gym classes for either the boys or the girls because decorations are under way for the senior reception. The junior and senior Girl Scouts met tonight after school. The seniors are beginning their annual trade of pictures. Wie had a motion picture in the assembly today to honor Theodore Roosevelt's birthday and to cele- brate Navy Day. The G. A. A. doughnut sale is launched. The teachers are attending a state teachers meeting in Freeport to- day, so we have no school. Tonite we had a big snake dance and parade and a football game with with DeKalb. BELVI-1938 IN 'rl-In LIBRARYYHARD AT W0RK?? TVYLLADINE, ONE OF OUR EFFICIEN1' IABRARIANS NOVEMBER The G. A. A. doughnut sale is on. Everyone is doughnut conscious. -The social dancing class in in progress. This class is very pop- ular with the freshmen. The Hi-Y boys went to a meeting in Rockford tonight. There was a dance in the gym tonight for the benefit of the band. New suits are being planned for this group, and they hope to have them early in the spring. Another day off-the teachers are having a visiting day, and some have gone to the high school conference in Urbana. The Hi-Y boys had another bean feed tonight at the Y. NI. C. A. -Nlovies of all the schools and classes in progress were taken last week and were shown at the high school to-night to the public. This program was in observance of National Education VVeek. -Armistice Dayl We observed the occasion by having a holiday. Vivian Blackledge was chosen as the Belvidere High School rep- resentative in the D. A. R. good citizenship contest. I7- The junior and senior G. A. A. girls met tonight to plan a party for the freshmen and sophomore members. The underclassmen won out in the doughnut sale contest. We had a picture shown today in the assembly on the salmon in- dustry in Alaska. -The senior rings are on display. Are we thrilled? -The first snow of the season has arrived. VVe have to be re- minded that those who must throw snow balls must do so in places other than school property. -We are looking forward to our turkey dinner Thursday- -Today we fast-for tomorrow is Thanksgiving. -Thanksgiving! A holiday and turkey! -No school today. We need this day off to take care of the rest of the turkey. -The G. A. A. doughnut party was held in the gym tonight. 30-Only twenty-five days until Christ- mas! We are all writing letters to Santa Claus. BELV!-1938 A DEMONSTRATION IN GENERAL SCIENCE LUELLA AND FERN HARD AT WTORK' -just plain school today. -Night school classes started to- night. Commercial subjects are being offered besides courses in wood-Work, art, photography, and dancing. Mr. E. C. Foley, Boone County Farm Adviser, talked to the student body today. The G. A. A. volleyball tourna- ment started today. The junior and senior girl scouts met tonight. A beauty operator talked about that vocation. Plenty of pep was displayed at a pep assembly today. A typical Monday-nothing happened outside of the regular school routine. lVlore volleyball games! How the girls do enjoy getting to school by 7:30 in the morning! -There is much activity around school today. The football ban- quet is planned for tonight by the Booster Club. -Every one appearing at school with a cold is sent home. DECEMBER I7- VVe were all primed for our basketball game with Dixon to- night, but the game had to be postponed because of the roads. So after school We Watched a game between the Hlightsi' and the heavies. The heavies Won. The girls' glee club sang Christ- mas songs for the student body today. This was their first ap- pearance in the high school audi- torium, and their concert was very much appreciated. Wie all sang Christmas carols today under the direction of lX'Iiss Champlin. VVe enjoyed another program planned by Nliss Champlin. The first grade pupils of Perry school formed a human Christmas tree, and could they sing! Another Christmas program. This one was given by pupils from the Washington school under the direction of Miss Champlin. These programs have added a lot to our enjoyment this Week. Christmas vacation started today. Christmas! BELV!-1938 JIM, IN MANUAL TRAINING CLASS. JA IN VVe are back at school after our weelis vacation. It isn't a blue Monday either, for everyone has something to tell someone else about Christmas and vacation. -The oflicers of the G. A. A. met after school today. Wonder what's up? -We know now-the G. A. A. are initiating their new members today. -The seniors were measured for their caps and gowns today. This was a gentle reminder that our school days will be ending all too soon. -We had a real lively pep assembly -Mr. Walburg, Safety Engineer, Division of the Illinois State High- ix ays, talked to the student body today. He also showed a moving picture called'lCrimeNeverPays The ollicers of the B club met tonight. Are they Manning their initiation, too? -The G. A. A. girls still early birds. T' 3 volleyball tournament continues each morning before school. CONCENTRATION ON TYPING. PHYSICS CLASS HARD AT WORK. 13-The Bel-Hi Nawf was issued today. I4-Another B club meeting today. Initiation must be coming-F I7-At last the HBH club initiation has arrived! The members and the rest of the school enjoyed the antics and the costumes of the new members. -We were the guests of the Wo- man's Club at a program at the Apollo Theater today. -The linal games of the girlls volleyball tournament were play- ed tonight. What games! -We had a pep meeting tonight. -Exams begin! -Exams continue! -Exams end! ! ! 31-This is the first day of the second semester. Such questions as VVhere do I go next are heard everywhere-and from upper classmen as well as freshmen. New courses are being olfered, and schedules are being changed so that everything is topsy-turvy. BELVI-19 38 MARGUERITE SHOWS Us OUR SHORTHAND LESSON--JAPANESE THE DICHONARY SERVES I'rs PURPOSE. To Us! I'r's ALL IN KNOWXNG How. FEBRUARY Wle are safe for another day. It was announced that report cards would not be given out until tomorrow. -The juniors have started their annual magazine drive. They have divided the class into two teams. The junior teams, the blues and the reds, had meetings today to plan their drives. -The Bel-Hi Nfwr staff started their subscription drive for the second semester. In an assembly program today, we had Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy with us. Edgar Bergen looked a lot like David List and Charlie sounded like Bob Kiester. -The BK!-Hi Newf dance was given in the corridor after school. lWelvyn Peterson, Doris Smith, and Bernice Whitchurch sang for us. -During our home room period today, we all met in the assembly for a pep meeting. -Valentine's Dayl I5- 16- I7- I8- 19 Our basketball teams won two victories from DeKalb tonight. Such exciting games! A picture on soap carving was shown to us this morning. The girls' glee club offers delicious candy for sale. Another pep assembly to get enthusiasm aroused for our games with Sycamore. -Both games were won against Sycamore. The teams are to be congratulated. 22- The G. A. A. girls are practicing 25 28 for the basket shooting tourna- ment which comes off soon. Wie had a program hontfing Lincoln and Wiashington. -Last pep meeting of the year was held today. The teams have two games This week-end: one with Roc' and the other with X104 nrt. -A glee club for tl : boys is being organized-we are expecting to hear from this group soon. BELVI-1938 Go Al'TER IT BOYS! SOME SERIOUS AND SOME NOT So-- MARCH I-There7s plenty of activity this I4 Week for the members of G. A. A. The girls are practicing for the basket shooting tournament and also starting basketball. IS 2-We received a card from lXfTr. Garrett today. He is attending the N. E. A. convention in Atlantic City. I8 3-Basketball tournament starts at 24 Rockford tonight. 4-Belvidere beat Winnebago last 25 night in their first tournament game. 5-Our team is again victorious! VVC Won over South Beloit 26120. 7-Rockford Won the game Saturday night in the Hnal game of the regional tournamentg but Belvi- dere put up a good fight and will enter the sectional tournament this Week. 8-The seniors had a class meeting 29 tonight. 28 30 lo-VVe play against Dixon at the sectional tournament tonight. II-Dixon Wonwtough luck! 76 AFTER THE CRUCIAL MOMENT. Parents and teachers met at the high school tonight to discuss plans for organizing a parent teacher's organization. The members of the safe driving class are taking driving examina- tions-some others are also taking advantage of this opportunity. The juniors had a party tonight. -The dress rehearsal for the variety show was held tonight. -The Bel-Hi Nfwy Variety Show was given in the high school assembly tonight. First prize went to the senior classg second prize, to the junior classg and third prize, to Hazel Green. -Dr. Sanford is with us again this year. He gave a very interesting talk to the student body this morning and talked to smaller groups all day. -The B club had a meeting after school. -Dr. Sanford is still with us and he has given much information about vocations to most of the upper classmen Who are interested. BELVI-1938 A GATHERING or THE CLAN! HELLO GIRLS-GOING OUR WAY? DELL AND FRANCES' OUT WALKING? Bon, POSING Fon Us. MR. CRAIG HOWARD WALTERS PIDGE, THE HUNTER -The Nut Farm was presented at the Apollo theater tonight by the senior class. The house Was sold out and the production was one of the best ever given here. -The rizes have arrived for the P juniors who sold subscriptions for magazines. They are interesting prizes. Mrs. Arthur Dempsey sang for us at an assembly today. These programs have been planned for us by Miss Champlin. -The B club had a candy sale tonight. They advertised that it was delicious, delightful and de- luscious-They knew What they were talking about. -A meeting of the members of the G.A.A. who are taking part in the spring revue was held tonight. -The juniors had a sunset dance in the gym tonight. The senior orchestra which Won first prize at the Variety show played at the Roosevelt Junior High School in .Rockford this afternoon. I2 -We had another assembly today at which Mrs. List and Mrs. Hopkins sang for us. I31ThC combined boys' and girls' glee clubs sang a group of Easter selec- tions for us at an assembly today. I4-County Institute was held at the high school today, and that meant no school for us. I5'GOOd Friday-another holiday. I9-Another program in our series of vocal music appreciation demon- strations planned by lX'fiss Cham- plin Was given today. Rev. Odiorne sang. A dance was held in the gym for the benefit of the band. 20-The Booster Club gave the annual 26 27 28 basketball banquet. -Mr. Walter Ray sang for the students today. -A track and field meet was held at Harlem. -29-State band contest was held at Urbana. BELV:-1938 AUTOGRAPHS BELV!-1938 AUTOGRAPHS BELVI-1938 YYe thank the following for their fine cooperation in helping us produce our Belvi Rogers Printing Company. Dixon Pontiac Engraving Company Chicago York KlcClary ..... Belvidere XY. S. Xlong of the High School Faculty