Beloit Memorial High School - Beloiter Yearbook (Beloit, WI)

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CUTHBERT, DONALD M.A.-University of Wisconsin Bumf, Orrlyvxlra f5 Tbvory Mr. Cuthbert's latest ac- complishment is playing cello in the Rockford Civic Symphony. He spends his spare time in photography. 16 5 EPPLE, AROL M.S.-University of Wisconsin Biology Mr. Epple has an enthu- siastic interest in biology. He enjoys both reading and photography. ALLAN, Jessie B.A.-Beloit College English Advisor of Thalian. Director of the Senior Class Play. Miss Allan spends much of her spare time read- ing Chaucer and modern poetry. BAKER, PAUL B.S.-Ball State College Auto-Mz'vlJunics 6 Shop Mr. Baker is a compe- tent new teacher in our faculty. Photography in- terests him. BLAZER, GERTRUDE B.A.-Beloit College World Hislory Before the war, travel- ing gave Miss Blazer tre- mendous pleasure. Now her chief enjoyment comes from hiking. CASE, OsciAit B.E.-Oshkosh State Teachers College Mucloim' Sbop Advisor for the junior Class. Mr. Case enjoys sports such as golf, fishing and hunting. In june he is going to be employed in industry. ANDERSON, IRENE BS.-U. of Wisccmnsin Food: um! Home Management Advisor of Home Eco- nomics Club. To Miss Anderson cook- ing is not only her work but is also one of her greatest pleasures. BARRON, JAMIZS E. M.S.-Iowa State College Mz'z'huniz'al Drawing Boys' Advisor. Mr. Barron is a friend of all the boys of B. H. S. He goes out of his way to help them. CANTixALE,SoT. HAROLD Assistant P. M. S. BL T. Advisor for Silver Snbvrx Sergeant Cantrall, who makes friends easily and enjoys meeting people, is liked by all who know him. Comer, ORIN B.A.-Mac Alister College Mafhc'ma1'irs His sly humor and love of baseball makes him :i favorite with the stu- dents.

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fx.,-X., -.A.A.A,Avfx..-..-..-,.-...-..-...-...-C F I E l D G E N E R A l S j. H. MCNEEL Prinrifml Commencement means the end of one experience in living and the beginning of another. Some of you will continue in other schoolsg some will go into industryg many will serve your country. All of you will soon be voting American citizens and on you will rest the responsibility of intelligent government and leadership. It is my hope that you may contribute your efforts to making this world a better place in which to live. L. THOM PSON V in'-Prinfi pal To THE MEMBERS or' THE CLASS or 1944: It will not be possible to talk with each one of your Class personally. Consequently I am using this means of communicating with you. I congratulate you on your happiness in your approaching graduation. You have my good wishes and encouragement for the future J. H. MCNEEL Principal L. THOMPSON V iff'-Prinri pal

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lt x N fi 1-xv,-g 1-xv,-X ,--.--.A.-X.-K.-x.A,A,A.A,A,A,A 0 F F I C E R S . . . IIILIILIZR, lfroiu Nti B.li.-LaCrosse State Teachers College I'byxi4'ul lfiflzfuliwl 5 1 fl'Xl Aiil. Advisor for G. A. A. Miss Fiedler is skillful with her knitting needles and enjoys collecting Ironstone china. Gn.init'i', Vi Ill. lVi'lifiug Mr. Gilbert enjoys building and repairing things of metal. For re- laxation he likes to fish and lee skate, llAl'l.RHIKiKIIi, ciOIlIlUN M.A.-Northwestern University AIllt'Vil'dII PruI1li'n1.t C5 Wrzrlil llislurv Mr. llaferbeelter is in- terested in kids g he is Director of junior Ci- vilian Defense Activities in Beloit and has it spe- cial liking for scouting. Ili Nttv, XVILLIAM Ph.li.-University of Wisetmiisin Mums Ajrfxrvriilliml 5 Arm'ri1'uu llislorv With a witty answer to anything and a song at his finger tips, Mr. Henry adds life to his Fimzil, Autit M.A.-University of Wfisconsin lfnglitb Traveling seems to be Il perfect pastime to Miss Frazee. She hopes to see France again, and the Fl South America, Alaska, Russia, and the Orient. Got its, will 1 mm B.lf.-Vifhitewater Stat Teachers College C Sbflflbtlllil, f-Yf7L'1l'l'ifiIIg 5 BIIXiIIt'XA !ll'HblIIt'H Advisor of li Club. As a lover of practieall l. Y all sports, Mr. Goers is a great help in coaching the different teams. HAI sox, Aol i I 1 B.A.-University of Wisconsin Iouruulism Iinglislr Advisor for Quill and Scroll, Press Club, and the Inerescent. Miss Halsor has done a magnificent job assisting the students on the ln- crescent. Together they have produced an excel- ICDI SCITUUI pL'l!'ICl'. l'lINMAN, Hi it N B.S.-University of Wfisconsin Sl7a't't'lJ, Dvfmlt' if lfnglisb Advisor for -lunior The- atre, N. F. l... BL Senior Falisqua. Miss Hinman has grace- fully fitted into B. H. S. and has won the admira- tion of the students, corner of third floor. 1 Q. l :ti Q , , N' ' UU A I lvl . fl ilgl- I f i il J' ' N - -r V4 . A Ll, , 1 K , ,, . J ., Ami J t , Q' .- I ' . 5 E R 1 W if sex 'X .st --my ka Ht3l l4'MAN, Rosi' M.A.-University of Wisconsin liookkrwlvilzg Advisor of Thrift Club. For entertainment, Miss Hoffman likes good plays and movies, for relaxa- tion, she reads and sews. AIACOBSON, Ht-RMAN M.S.-University of W'iseonsin Plrysiral lfllllfdfiflll Advisor for B Club. Mr. jacobson has done his utmost to spur our teams on to victory. Western books give him the relaxation he needs after a busy day. 17