Belvidere High School - Belvi Yearbook (Belvidere, IL)

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Mental, physical l 'l. MR. WILLIAM HOUSER-M.A.T.j 2. MR. ORRIE HALVER- SON-B.S., 3. MR. RICHARD HENDERSON-B.S.g 4. MR. WAYNE HANCOCK-B.S, in Ed., Varsity Tennis Coach, 5. MRS. AGNES BOGARDUS-M.S. for TeaCl1erSj 6. MISS MARIORIE BOEHLE-B.A.j 7. MR. GARY TREMBLY-B.S., 8. MR. DENNIS DECUTES-M.S.j 9. MRS. LORENE BENZEL-M.S., 'IO. MISS SUSAN STUEBER-B.A., Advisor to Pep Club, Advisor to Cheerleaders, 11. MISS PEG POVOLISH-B.S. in Ed., Advisor to GAA, Advisor to Orchesisg 12. 'MR. OLLIE BENZEL-B.S., Intramural Boardp 13. MR. GEORGE GOESER-M.S., Track Coach, Sophomore Baseball Coach, 14. MR. JOE LEWIS-M.S. in Ed., Varsity Baseball Coach, Boys Intramural Director

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exercises create awareness in facts, figures just as physical education classes help the stu- dents stay in the best physical condition, math classes help them remain in top mental shape. Both working out on a trampoline and working out an algebraic equation provide necessary exercise for this conditioning. 'SRM' ' .. Kg, 'St' - in paavmnmat, gh: il fi' .V ',-G A ff , . ' A 1- ' A A. . ' I l ixw' N ,Mlm ll9