Belleville Township High School - Bellevinois Yearbook (Belleville, IL)

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-.4 fl TUIIUYIBI l 'Vs 9 ,i V i in I 1 il 3 U . s 1 2 xii'-Q S' X w hwy, 1 lt. . - 44 X! n I 'U 'TL .19 As the early days of a new semester were grad- M ually passing away, it dawned upon the present Senior Class that the time was close at hand for the undertaking of the publication of this second volume of the BELLEVINOIS. So an ambitious class called a meeting of its members and elected its officers to point out to them the narrow and stony path to success, and a staff in whom they en- trusted the successful publication of this book. The preceding class showed us the way, we 8 have followed and accomplished through the efforts 8 of a helpful board of education, a willing faculty and the co-operation of a capable student body. The work has been completed, the fruits of our labor are before you, but, gentle reader, we ask you not to criticise it too harshly, for in it we have shared with you our joys and sorrows, our hopes M and pleasures. In it will be found all that we hold close to our hearts and fond in our memories. Ex- plore its treasures and give praise where praise is due, and criticise lightly where we have failed to please. X l , s Page 7