Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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Miss Louise Gundy Mr. Charles l-larned Miss Carole Harrison B.S., English M.M.E., Music B.S., l-lomemaking The in+eres'rs of Miss Guncly are varied. She likes music and dramaiics, sporis, especially bowling and swimming, and leaiher carving. She enioys iravel and has visi+ed 39 of 'rhe 48 s+a+es. Mr. Harned is an avid spare-'rime gardener. I-le is a member of 'rhe Men's Garden Club of Belvidere and carries on experimenls a+ home. A+ presenl' he is 'frying 'ro hybridize some iris. Square dancing and folk dancing are enioyed by Miss Harrison. lnifhe summer she usually works in a camp as a recrearion direcfor also doing drama+ic work. Mrs. Harrison, a busy housewife and moiher, was honored by being chosen as one of The 36 high school mafhemaiics insiruclors of 'rhe Uni+ed Sfaies who ai- fended ihe Case lns+i+u+e of Technology in +he sum- mer of l955. Miss Helligas as 'rhe unofficial local au+hori+y on American hisfory speaks a+ many' civic funcfions. Inspired by her class work in uphols+ering under fhe Rockford Aduli Educafion Program, she has up- holsiered several chairs for her own home. My +ime is spen+ frying To pay for my new Chev- rolet laughed Miss Hinrichs. None of us can iorgel her sfandard admoniiion when we've been Too noisy in +he library. There are pleniy of seais in +he s+udy hall for you. Mrs. Hove lives on a farm and wifh her husband and fwo sons is in+eres+ed in horses. They are all members of 'rhe B-C Saddle Club of Boone Coun+y and enioy frail rides and compele in horse shows. Mrs. Joseph Harrison Miss Ruih l-lelligas Miss Margery l-linrichs MA., Malhemaiics M.S.. Social Science B.E., Librarian

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Mr. William Carson Mr. Rudolph Chapko Mr. Darrell Diggins B.S., Science M.S., Physical Educalion BF., Business Educalion Fond of all sporls is Mr. Carson, his favorire one being golf. Originally from Tomah, Wisconsin, Mr. Carson came To Illinois for his firsl Teaching posiiion. Mr. and Mrs. Chaplco became proud parenrs of a daughier, Kafhleen, This year. Commenled Mr. Chap- lco, Being a faiher has made me 'false life a liHle more seriously. I+ has also resulled in my losing some sleep-al' aboul +wo A.M. Mr. and Mrs. Diggins farm in Their spare lime. Bolh of 'rhem are sporis 'Fans and lilce io aH'end sioclc- car races. Mr. Diggins favors Ford producls for his own driving pleasure. Mrs. Diggins is 'rhrilled al having a car of her own for ihe iirsl lime This year. As a boolckeeper for Mr. Mong, Siudenl' Ac'l'ivi'ry Business Manager, Miss Enlwhisfle is kepl busy. This year she has also been +alcing an evening course in sewing +hrough ihe Rockford Adulii Educaiion Program. The Ewalds are a sporls-minded family. Mr. and Mrs. Ewald and fheir son and daughler enjoy parlici- paling in bowling, ice skaling, and archery. Mr. Ewald used lo leach archery in an Archers' Club. Sporls are enjoyed by Mrs. Ford. She and her husband, borh former coaches, enioy playing 'rennis and aiiending aihleiic evenfs. She played baslcelball a+ Iowa Ceniral College, Polla, lowa, and was ciiy lennis champion when she lived in Grand Rapids. Michigan. Miss Alice Enlwhislle Mr. l-larold Ewald Mrs. Virgil Ford M.A., Ma+hema+ics B.S., lnduslrial Arls B.A., English

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A Faulkner or bus+' FACULTY Discovery! A new way +o frisecf an angle. Mrs. John Y-love BA., Science Hound dogs go home as Chrisimas presen+s. 13