Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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Where's the ball, girls? MISS ADEL LEMANSKI B. S. , Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinoisg Girls' Physical Education: Pep Club Advisorg Cheer- leaders' Advisor. On the count, one, two. . . MR. RUDOLPH CHAPKO I 4 M. S.. Universit of y V 7 ' . ' Wisconsin, Madiyson, g X' V il AA Wisconsing Safe Drivingg .L 5. fn Boys' Physical Educationg , I ,:Z . Varsity Footballg Sophomore ' ' h ' Track: Basketball. .N ' , K . l PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Every student in Belvidere High School is re- quired to take four years of physical education. A boy who is out for a certain sport is excused dur- ing that athletic season. Any student who has a doctor's permit is excused from physical exercise. The aim of the physical education department is to develop: l - Good postural habitsp 2 - Muscular strength and co-ordinationp 3 - Body poisep 4 - Desirable social attitudesp 5 - The habit of ex- ercisep 6 - Sufficient skill in motor activities to provide pleasure and satisfactionp and, 7 - Good health habits and good grooming. MR. JOE LEWIS B. E. , University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri: Director of Athletics of Community Unit School District 1003 Boys' Physical Educationg Varsity Footballg Baseballg B Club Advisor. F'- xrarmm -surf stir lil at x all QW 'i'l'i'l'lT 'l 'T.! POQOT7

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MRS. RUTH BROWN B. S. , Illinois State Normal University, Normal, Illinoisg Typing Ig Shorthand II. l , Some strokes are easy to make, COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT but what CIb0Ul' l'l'Ie others, Marcia? Courses offered include two years of typing and shorthand and one year of bookkeeping and office practice. The aim of the department is to meet the needs of the students. It is the hope of the department that every stu- dent will take at least one year of typing as it will be useful to him in his personal life, in his college work, and in a professional way. Since a thorough mastery of shorthand is nec- essary to a good secretary, students taking short- hand are trained in dictation and transcribing the material into letters which their employers will be proud to sign. In bookkeeping the basic principles of account- ing, which a student can apply to any type of business, are studied. Italsoserves as o basis for higher account- ing in colleges and universities. An office practice course has been introduced this year. Those taking advanced shorthand and typing are eligible for this class. Various office machines are I Studied throughout the year, as well as business corre- Spondence and composition of letters. Office preefgee girls gegn experience through the use of different machines. DR. DARREL DIGGINS B. E. , Whitewater State College, Whitewater, Wisconsin, Typing lp Bookkeepingg Bookstore Manager. MRS. DORIS DIGGINS B. E. , Whitewater State College, Whitewater, Wisconsing Typing I, IIg Shorthandg Office Practice. Page I6

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l MR. JOHN WAGLEY Northern Illinois State College, DeKalb, Illinois, Industrial Arts I, II, Machine Shop, Industrial Arts Club Advisor. VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Homemciking is a useful and interesting subiect which prepares one to become a good marriage part-H ner and parent. It also serves as a background for many professions such as designing, decorating, and teaching. The Industrial Arts Department of Belvidere High has many aims and obiectives. Among these are to help develop skill in using tools, to provide for a better understanding of materials and processes of man- ufacturing, to foster obiective thinking and problem solving, to instill good personal traits, to helpin choos- ing vocations, and to afford a working knowledge of a democratic society. Operation machine shop! MISS CAROLE HARRISON B. S. , Western Illinois State College, Macomb, Illinoisg Homemakingg F. H. A. Club Advisor. What 's cooking, Judy? MR. LY LE MOSS M. A. , University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinoisg Industrial Arts I, II, III, Mechanical Drawing, Industrial Arts Club Advisor. rugs i u