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

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Along the way through B.T.H.S Photography of his time takes a large part, Model planes, however, are nearest his heart. Ted I Iarpstreit Drafting he teaches and also shop math, Upon the track team oft falls his w rath, He hopes to find on Mars, red and fair, That hunting and fishing are far better there. Ed a Morgan Hiology is her subject, both in class, and out in her yard, surrounded by grass and flowers and bushes and birds and bees She’d travel to China, far over the seas. Ray Freeark In law and in history he does just great, As a basketball coach, he’s first rate. He’s apt to run off chasing a rainbow. Perhaps to the moon he may choose to go. Netta Niess As a Herman, she would do just fine, With “jah” and “och” and “nein,” Aimless she is in regard to where — As long as she’s traveling, she doesn’t care. Ann McCann Reading clinic and English her duties comprise. More responsibility in F.T.A. for her lies. A TV fan and foe of muddy sidewalks, Going to Florida is of what she talks. Jane Hansleben She’s a teacher of English and sociology. With the BfELEEVINOIS Staff she’s a whiz at psychology. Details are to her no cause for concern. Her wish is from El Dorado not to return. Marjorie Murray Creative art commands her heart, soul, and mind. Wrathful she is when art room mess she does find. All the world she’d like to see, Swimming restful to her seems to be. Willard I Iall History, civics, and economics classes are where he shines. Hiking, reading, and radio are among his pasttimes. Some radio commercials he’d like to see banned. He longs to visit in Merrie Olde England. Alvin Nebelsick “Too many classes in history!” he rants. As he carefully tends to his garden plants. As senior class sponsor he has added duty. Hut he’d like to be off to enjoy Europe’s beauty. Jerome Rybicki Algebra and geometry are his subjects, Hut football and baseball he also directs. Seated. Miss Morgon, Mr. Freeark, Miss Niess. Standing: Miss McCann, Miss Hansleben, Miss Murray. Seated. Mr. Hall. Standing: Mr. Nebelsick, Mr. Rybicki, Mr. Eubanks, Miss Baer, Miss Kindred.

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These are the guideposts . . . Miss Schleicher, Miss Kriege, Mr. Tabor, Mrs. Brasher, Mr. Lauder. Lynette Schleicher Drama and speech are her domains. In Little Theater as sponsor she reigns. Acting’s her love; empty gas tanks her tribulation. The mystic Orient is her destination. Lenore Kriege She likes world history by far the best. Working in her yard is her idea of rest, To abolish gum is her secret scheme, (letting away from it all is her private dream. H. B. Tabor Geometry and algebra are what he teaches. Beat Last Side! is what Tabe preaches, Of eating and Mexico he can ' t get enough. With loud alarm clocks he’s very tough. Esther Brasher In bookkeeping and business she specializes, “D” students she positively despises. Being senior sponsor her duty seals The Pacific Northwest to her appeals. Fred Lauder With freshies he is patient in health classes, His blush is well known to the rest of the masses, On the gridiron, the court, and the diamond lie’s urging ' I he boys on to victory, always encouraging. Leu nig, Mary Jean In English and civics she finds her task, For her kindly help one need only ask. Collecting records fills up her spare time, To circle the globe is her aim sublime. Lillian Jossem English and journalism are her fields. Over the Hy News a firm hand she wields, in music she finds much relaxation. On Shangri-la is her concentration. Pearl Johnson She teaches Latin and teaches it well. She simply detests that alarm clock bell! She likes to eat barbecue and to play games. She dreams about places with strange sounding names. Donald Aldag In the drafting classes you’ll find him, In general shops also the students must mind him. Sports are his love, “big mouths’ his pet peeve. If possible, for Florida he quickly would leave. L. M. Gyerman In machine shop he presides, and in general shop, too. In addition, lie makes the junior class hop to. 12

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They point the path . . . Seated: Mrs. Short, Mrs. McCravy. Standing Mr. Mason, Mr. Saunders, Mr. Pyatt, Mr. Jones. Seated Mrs. Reeder. Standing: Mr. Kunze, Mrs. Matthews, Mr. Armstrong, Mrs. Hol¬ lander, Mr. Stringfellow. He enjoys going hunting and also fishing, To travel to the Far Fast is what he is wishing. Sam Eubanks He’s trying to cram civics into empty heads. While queries about ungraded tests he dreads, ' 1 hrough golf he avoids teachers’ frustration. To go to Europe of his plans would be consummation. I Iope Baer Singing and choral work are her affair. Oft can be heard from her room a Romberg (til . Work on choral concerts for her should earn The rest in Europe for which she does yearn. Ruth Kindred She teaches English with a certain ease, She wages war on parking space thieves, Off to Scandinavia she would go To relax and enjoy the ice and the snow. Marguerite Short She teaches shorthand and typing too. Howling and swimming are what she likes to do. Chewing gum she thinks a waste of time, To be in Jamaica she feels would be sublime. Jeanne McCravy In teaching English her mind she racks, She dislikes inefficiency and biting backs. As advisor to girls she does her part. If she could, for Hawaii she soon w ' ould start. Benjamin Maxson He’s a teacher of algebra and trig. Thinks a blond brunette should wear a wig. Of the sponsors of the junior class he is one. Enjoys being on a golf course out in the sun. William Saunders In college. English is what he sought. For more parking space he’s valiantly fought, In dogs he finds great fascination. The European continent is his destination. Kenneth Pyatt He teaches mathematics expertly and just so, Beware of him you who don ' t know you don’t know! His dream is to travel near and far In the privacy and comfort of his car. Charles Jones In the field of English he specializes, Any day but Saturday and Sunday he despises. He enjoys reading, photography, and 14