Deerfield Shields High School - Deerfield Yearbook (Highland Park, IL)

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DOROTHY R111aA ATTERIDG14: Dot DottyA Our Dot :Xttericlge is a girl W ho helps the World around, Her cheerful ways and happy smiles Klany a friend have found. Baseball, '21, '22, Councilor, '23, Iunior Prom Committee, '22, Garrick Club, '21, '22, '23, Spanish Club, '21, '22,Girls' Glee Club, '21, '22, '23, Secretary, '23, Operetta, '22, '23, Chorus, '21, '22, Entered '21 from Big VVells Texas High School. CARL THEODORE .ANDERSON L6 71 Andy l'm sure you'll agree with me, VVhen 1 tell you that our Ancly , Though much too quiet for many Is truly quite a dandy. Track, '22, '23, Councilor, '21, '22, Blue and White Club, '21, '22, '23, Camera Club, '21, '22, Carrick Club, '21, '22, '22, French Club, '21, '22, Chorus, '21, '22, '23, Inter-mural, '23. VV1LHEL1v11NA E. BELL Billy William There's no O11e like our Billy Bell, An athlete, student too, A good sport and a friend to all, There's naught she cannot do. Basketball, '20, '21, '22, '23, Baseball, '2o, '21, '22, '23, Captain, '20, Track, '20, '21, '22, '23, Councilor, '21, '22, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation, '21, '22, '23, Swimming, '20, '21 , Samurai, '20, '21, Blue and White Club, '22, '23, Booster Club, '21, '22, Garrick Club, '20, '21, '22, '23, Spanish Club, '21, '22, '23, Vice-President, '23, Orchestra, '21, '22, '23, Chorus, '2o, '21, '22, '23 P112RR1-1 BEZY Frenchy Oh, Frenchy, Frenchy , We're apt to say, As we see Bezy roam, But wc'd be wrong, for his cartoons Prove .Xmerica to be his home, Camera Club, '21, '22, French Club, '21, Senior Play, MNT. Beaucaire's Brother , lnter- rnural Sports, '21, '22, '23. l'lu1'r1-1 D. BAR'r121.MANN 41 an Edith hasn't been here long, She came from clown tl1e line But when We get acquainted, l'1n sure We'll think she's line. Basketball, '22, Baseball, '23, Spanish Club, '22, '23, Chorus, '20, ,hx , Page 21

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Ifaistnrp uf the Glass uf '23 It was a dark and dreary day. I sought as my refuge the dust attic. Upon seeing an old chest lying upon the floor, I opened it, Ughl A spider crawled out. I blew the dust off the top layer of the many papers within, and pulled out a much soiled and blurred scrap of paper. There were a few lines at the top of the page which I could barely discern. Registration for Freshmen at 10:30 in the study hall . Oh, the memories that scrap of paper brought to me. I closed my eyes. Kly whole Freshman year spread before me just as though it were a map. I saw the gay and carefree Freshmen tearing through the halls of learning. Oh, the joy of being a Freshman. The class of '23 as Freshmen did not do much out- wardly that is for the school, but they did very much for themselves. They learned How to Study and how to make friends, they learned the councilor rules and many other things which proved invaluable to them in later yearsl '23 con- tributed Red'7 Baldwin to the football team. I-Ie was the second freshman to ever make a school team. When the Freshmen gave their informal, everyone said it was the best informal ever given. We continued our progress throughout our Sophomore year by carrying out our high ideals. ' Then, in our Junior year we began to attract attention. Deerfield's athletes have always stood as being above those of other schools, and the athletes of ,23 have always stood out as being above those of other classes. As Freshmen we sent a goodly number of men to the squad in football, basketball, and track. All these progressed until in 1921, when we sent our football champions to Brockton, six of the eleven regulars were from the class of ,23. The class athletes have shown this same prowess in all the other sports of our school. In our last year, the Seniors won the intra-mural track meet, and the Post-Grad's, who are really Seniors, won the basketball championship. The class of ,23 has also been foremost in social activities. VVe started out by giving numerous informals and parties, until in our Junior year came the crowning event of our social lives, The Junior Promv. Everyone in Deerfield, except the Juniors, who are prejudiced, will admit that the IQ22 Prom was one of the best ever given. But, of course, the senior year is the year which is most filled with activity. VVe started out on this final and most important year by electing the class oHicers. Vlialter Simmonds was elected president, Ted Watt, Vice-President, lXIargaret Pirie, Treasurer, and Phyllis Edkins, Secretary. These officers immediately set out upon their important duties. An annual board was soon chosen, with Joy Tibbetts as Editor-in-Chief. Never before in the history of Deerfield has the Editor of the Annual been a girl, but we are sure that she has fulfilled her duties as well as, if not better than, any previous editor. Early in the spring the try-outs for the Senior play, NIonsieur Beaucairew, were held, and Phyllis Edkins and Byron Harvey obtained the leading roles. They were both most admirably suited to their parts. As yet we do not know how the play will be, but We are fairly sure that it will be a great success. The Seniors have done a wonderful thing this year. They have established a school ring. Nlany other Senior classes have thought of this, but never under- took any action upon the subject. The ring committee under Serena Seymour selected a very good looking ring, and we feel sure that the rest of the school will feel obliged to us in later years, because of our choice. Our last year has been a mighty happy one on the whole, bringing with it as all years do, some joy, some sorrow. Our greatest joy, our Senior Class, our greatest sorrow, the loss of our much loved president, Wialter Simmonds. He was undoubtedly our best and finest Senior. At present our footsteps are upon the bottom rung of the ladder of success, but our past four years have taught us to climb. Vile will surely climb as all our other graduates have done, and we know that there is not one in our class who will not be worthy of his school. XITICKY DAY, ,23 STANLEY SHIPNESS, 723. Page 20

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lm z, rl B 5. ' I l l l Z J 1 3 5 i Z i I 1 ' ! l 5 1 1 S S l 0' ' 'I 1 Page Akrritrk Bokc11ARD'r Art Art believes in Grace at meals, And Grace at parties too, In fact, I tl1ink, in all his deals, He thinks that Grace is due. Track, '2o, '21, '23, Blue and White Club. '22, '23, Radio, '22, '23, Camera Club, '21, French Club, '22, '23, Boys' Glee Club, '2z. '23, Chorus, '22, '23g Senior Play, '23, Blue and VVhite Staff, '23, Intra-mural Sports, '23. KIAR112 B1,1iTsc1-1 mea' She's pretty and she's cute She's ever ready with a smile, That's why everybody knows, That Marie is well worth while. Basketball, '21, '22, '23, Baseball, '21, Track, '21, '22, '23, Tennis, '21, '22, '23, Councilor, '21, '22, Girls' Athletic Association, '21, '22, '23, Samurai, '19, '20, Blue and White Club, '21, '22, '23g Booster Club, '21, '22, Garrick, '21, '22, French Club, 'ZIQ Spanish Club, '22, '23, Annual Board Picture Editor, '23. LLOYD BOTKER Dutch',' Gaba is a worker and a smiler to boot He always is the owner ofa grin, His jokes should be in business,for his laughter, I know, VVould make the fattest women grow thin. Military Drill, '19, 'zog Samurai, 'zog Blue and White Club, '20, '22, Carrick Club, '21, '21, Spanish Club, '19, '20, Boys' Glee Club, '21, '23, Band, '21, '23. RIAGDELYN Bock ' Babe Hager Under her silent virtue, She has a noble mind, Though she is shy and bashful, She's faithful, good and kind. Baseball, '21, Blue and White Club, 'ZIQ Booster Club, '20, '21, Garrick Club, '21, '22, Girls' Glee Club, '23, Chorus, '22, '23, Concert '22, Cantata, '22Q Sea-wa-na, '23. ROBERT P. Bovn AI Bob!! Down the hills of laughter and play Through the vales of joy, W'ill go, with hearts so light and gay, just o11e girl and boy- Ask Bobbie. Councilor, '23, Camera Club, '22, Spanish Club, '22, '23, , H A.