Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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I 513155, OFFICERS: SEATED: Bob Harms, Treasurerg Jane Herzing, Vice- Presidentg Giles Turner, Secretary, STANDING: Ed. McKeown, ep 6544 The Pep Club of 1954-55 was the largest organization in school. Mem- bers signed up and paid their dues at the first of the year. Although the list grew slowly at first, the lower hall was the scene of a milling mob of prospec- tive Pep Clubbers as the final deadline dawned. Members were then entitled to first choice of seats in the cheering sections at football and basketball games and for the first time member- ship cards were issued. The advisors were Miss Werth and Mr. Lewis. The Pep Club had to get well organized at once, because its first and biggest job was Homecoming. The newly elected officers and advisory board took over complete responsibility, and everyone pitched in to make the pep rallies, the game, and the dance suc- cessful. The Pep Club supplied the yelling at the games, aided and abetted by an enthusiastic cheerleading squad, who backed the Bucs with a lot of spirit and vigor throughout the year. President. ADVISORY BOARD: SEATED: Noel Kenyon, Sherron Auman, Diane Summers, Carol Gorman. STANDING: Bill Newport, In baSketball, too, the Pep Club Jerry Rowe, Joanne Coarson, Tom Newell, Jim Elliott. cheering Section boosted the Bucs, J-if

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The tumult and the shouting . . . Full of sound and fury . . - y W I AW! P3-. ' 4 'GO Miss Werth, how you've A thing of beauty is Sad Sack Senio1:s. changed. a joy forever. Come on, you guys! Smoke gets in your eyes. Dance went' aan. Z3

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F , f X The Seniors put up a good fight for the Homecoming crowns. The Freshmen started on their first Home coming with vim, vigor, and vitality. The Sophomores supported their candidates with posters and cheers. nl - Did the Juniors work the hardest? They must have. They won. Vote Faculty. defeat qecvw! Heavil- ck 25