Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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Belinda sees all. Like a good senior girl She,s' doodled an owl. How wise! Ed's Belly Annels pegleg our own Senior Prom Speech class as seen through her eyes. 7 E I i-, g -,J

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SENIOR OFFICERS BOB CURTIS ...... Treasurer HAROLD HYsER . . Secretary :ALBERT JOHNSON . Vice-President BETH ENGELSEN . . President Class of '44 We Won't ask you to meet us . . . the mighty seniors . . . for most of you have already had the honor of making our acquaintance. I-Iowever, we seniors haven't forgotten that four years ago we were just as green as any freshman that ever grew. Led by our own members . . . John Gustaf- son, Porter Bennett, Beth Engelsen, and Billy Summers . . . and aided by our advisors . . . Miss Force and Mr. Luckow . . . we had a successful year. As sophomores, we showed the caliber of our class by winning second place in the Booster Carnival . . . Beth Engelsen was our queen. That year our officers were . . . Mike Dowling, Harold Hyser, Mitzi Porter, and Anne Duenbostle . . . advisors, Miss Fairchild and Miss Allen. We reached the heights in our junior year by electing our queen, Bernice Kiefer, as Queen of the Carnival. Among other highlights of a busy year were . . . the breaking of tradition by ordering our class rings as juniors . . . the decision to have royal blue sweaters Cafter many heated meetings in the assemblyl . . . our Prom, patterned after a Southern mansion and the surrounding grounds . . , Anne Duenbostle's winning the Mantle . . . the assistance of our junior advisors, Miss Blackburn and Miss Force . . . our hard-working and go-getting oflieers, Anne Duenbostle, Mike Dowling, Albert Johnson, and Beth Engelson. , And now comes our last year in the familiar corridors and classrooms of B.H.S. . . . we again chose a girl, Beth Engelsen, for our president . . . other officers, Albert Johnson, Harold Hyser, Bob Curtis . , . advisors . . . Miss Harris, Miss Phillips, and Mr. Brett. In the spring we chose our queen, Mitzi Porter . . , our colors, silver and red . . . our flower, the American Beauty rose . . . our motto, It can be done. As we near the end of the year, we find leading the class scholastically . . . Nancy Laing, Anne Duenbostle, Virginia Frank, Susan Bergeson, Mitzi Porter, Nancy Porter, Marjorie Shattuck, Barbara Porter, Marjorie Abraham, Jeanne Poyer, Joanne Marshall, Doris Falconer, Ralph Haf- fenden, Bernice Kiefer, George Renne, Ellen McNeil, Roger Marshall, Virginia Britton, and Nancy Kahler. We who are leaving B.H.S. wish to leave this thought behind us . . . knowing full well that our lives have been modeled toward a better pattern in our four years here, we hope that our impres- sion on B.H.S. in these same years has been a good one, and that we have helped the school to grow and prosper. 14