Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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OFFICERS: Dick Fairgrieves, President: Dick Holmquist, Treasurerg Oscar Hodel, Vice-President, Jerry Rowe, Secretary, Dave James, Judge. Wddkmodafm SENIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: C. McGivern, D. Burton, W. Hyland, B. Tripp, E. McKeown. SECOND ROW: D. Brenbarger, D. Fair, J. Larson, L. Morris, R. Rands. THIRD ROW: J. Kaske, J. Bicksler, M. Tom- berg, D. Berman. FOURTH ROW: B. Bann, C. Huck, J. Smith, G. Luckow. FIFTH ROW: T. Ashens, D. Devine. Edd! The B Club is an organization of athletes, managers, and coaches. Its controlling purpose is to promote good sportsmanship in all athletic events. This group of lettermen was organized in 1926, and still holds to its original constitution. Qualifications for mem- bership were changed in 1952, and any athlete who has earned a letter is eligi- ble to join. There were 80 members this year. It is an honor to be a member of this club, but it also entails some hard work. Each boy, to remain in the club, must earn a minimum of eight credits by working in the refreshment stand at football and basketball games. Mem- ' bers also take turns ushering at horne basketball garrles. In March the club sponsored the frosh-soph tournament, an annual event encouraging good sportsmanship, The B Club always leaves a gift to the school and community for the bene- fit of future athletes. This is made possible with money earned by the sale of popcorn, coke, and apples at all home athletic events. In past years the club purchased the time clock and scoreboard in the Community Building, the football warm-up coats, and a S5450 popcorn machine. This year's project was to build a brick refreshment stand at the football field. Me game... IUNIOR MEMBERS FIRST ROW: I. Johnson, D. Schaetzlein, R. Steinke, C. bong, M. Schuster, T. Newell, P. Johnson. SECOND ROW: T. Asbury D. Wilcox, E. Baylander, B. Rairdin, A. Albrecht, G. Zvonar, B. Hill. THIRD ROW: A. Andersen, B. Harms, J. Willis, D. Smith, J. Goranson. FOURTH ROW: J. Bender, J. Hoiness, G, Eddy, J, Starr, R. Gipp, J, Ede.

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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

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l Eight capable B Club ushers direct ticket holders. A group of industrious junior girls sells paper and pencils before and at noon, and candy after school and at the home games. Six girls are assigned to each football and basketball game, where sales are usually heavy Two usually take care ofthe paper and pen- cils at the hall table. The junior class would be in dire financial condition every year if it weren't for the welcome contribution of these girls. 3- Candy sales during the games provide funds for the Juniors. Without the candy stand and the workers the Prom would be impossible. What'll you have? Coke fiends. Ill azfadewwwme dmdadwmi. Z7