Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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A OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOO ' -4 0000 OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOO CA L A S S E I T FRANf'is A. RESCTTI if i' lfhlitor of Ornclvg Vlnss l'I'l'Sllll'llf ,221 Ntusll-nl i'Ullll1'llQ IJl'lJIIllllg' Phill, l'l'osi- lll'Ill T223 Ol':ltm'ir:1l i'0Ilf0St 'Zig Rullliml Vhiln, Prvsillvnt Til: Boys' Glvv llllllll fJIN'I't'lfilI l o0fll:lll Alilllflifvl' 222: Bnskvt- hull 1l2lll!lf.1'K'l' ,233 Buskvllialll '22, '2Zlg Flzlss l'l:ly: llistrivi TylJl'Xl'l'lllllg' C011- lm-sl 'Slip Tennis .kSS00lIltlUll. 'l'hQ- lvzlst that will bv said of l+'l':lllvis is thl- most lllill Cilll be szlid of any lllilll. .Xs il Sllldvlll his l't'l'Ol'd for f0lll' yours is tho highf-sl in his 4-lass. As f-lass IIVCHI- df-nt. atlllvliv association !1l?lll2lg'6l', :lm 4-llitol' of the lll'iU'll' lil- has never doni- ilIlf'llllllH' short uf his hm-si. r XVL1 pl'edicL 1 Sll4'l'0FNflll future- for l l'LlllClSl-L. I'. lalllxlwlllfz l,. lslvlclvflllli A1l9lIllll1lllQ Girls' Glvu Vlubg Girls' Balskvl- ball. lilzlm'liv's illllllliillilll zlllll VlY2lC'lUllSlll'SS I V, lizlw- g'iVn-n hvr in plave ?lll1l'lllf.1' thi- lllllst :lclivv girls of the 1-lass. Shi- is allways willing' io do her lu-st and il littll- !ll0l'l', mul has the right svhool spirit. Blllllllilillj Bl. WALHUIJ ASSlHlJl1lf Art linlilor ul' f,l'1Il'll'Q Girls' Glou- Ululmg Opt-iwllzlg Girls' l3:lslu-ibullg i'l:lss - Play. lllildlw-4l's llllusliul alrlislin- ability Lo- l-It'Illl'I' with he-r friellelly rlispositioll lllll 1'X'l'I'-Ill'i'S4'lll spirit of ll1'lllflllll1'SS make he-r mio of ilu- fzlvol'itcs of thi' 1-lass. Sho has ll64'll one nf ihm- slf-:lily lloustsws uf EYUIQX vluss activity. lCRNl'lS'l' H, IIANSON 1Jf'lHlllIlg' Ululvg Buys' Gll-1' flllllJQ Upon-ilu: lfuolllalll 'Ill , l'Irlliv was lille' of the fl-llows whose , sim- and llCl'Y1' bolstvrvd the Iillm- on the 3 '22 flmtlmll 4-Ievell, and rarvly did our uppozic-nts mukv ,zrzlills llll'0Ll,2'll his part uf the' lille. l':l'll1'Sl showed lhl- saml- qual- K' itil-s uf Sllf'i'l'SSfLll pel'svvel'em'4- ill alll his vlnss Work. 'Wllllll-XRD l5l'Il'll'll'l Foothzlll 22: Buslivtllzlll '23, Hill Villlli' io S. ll. S. ill his Suplml yn-:lr nfl'-l' uttvnrling' IM-Kalb ll. S. in his l I'1'5lllll2lll 5'l'2ll'. ln his lllrn-e years SXl'2ll'll4ll'!' hc has Iver-n u lively llll'IlllM'l ut iho1'l:lss of '23 :lull is known als one of thi- bl-st sports ill the rluss, jr-1, -irk V . l Faye' .S'vz'm!ez'n ll I ' QUQGDCDQGIQJCEKQ

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Q L L A S S E - - - FRANCIS 141. HART Class Prosidt-nr '21, '23, Dt-liating Club, Prcsitlvlit, '21, Oratorit-al Contt-st '21, '22, Il1t0I'Sl'1l0lZ1Sf1l' Dvbato '22, '23, Beloit Interscliolastic Oratorical Contest '21, Class Play. Franc-is excols in ull public- Hlllilklllg' work. und is most prominent in tivery line of t1f?1JFLft' und oratory, His ability as Olass presidthnt has nevor ht-on tiuestiuut-d, and we preclict that good fortuno is in - storr- for him fs DOIIOTIIY DICK Assistant lflditor of Oravlog l'1VIl1lgt'l1llL', Treasurer '20, Secretary '21, Yit-u-l.'rosi- dent 121, President '22, Girls' Basket- ball '23, Opcrvttag c,l't'll0S1l'I1: Class Play, T0llll1H Associalilili. lJoi'otl15 H unusual ability as a pianist is only exveoclwl by lxer fine 1-lass work, as during ovt-ry your in S. H. S. she has been near the top of tho honor roll, llor XV0llf1l'l'fll1 spirit has t'1iarat-terizet1 lmrothy as one of the tint-st girls in the 1-lass. MAllGAlil11'l' A. Bl0'l l' Glvo Club, Opt-rvtta, t'lass Play, llistrivt Typcwriting Contest '23. lVlargar0t vamf- to Syvamoro last year from Minnvapolis to grudttatt- with tht- Ulass of '23, and in the short limo she has bt-en with us has made many frit-nds and is among the most popular girls in the vlass, MH1'Q'?ll'lA1 has won 1-spccially high honors in typvwritiiig. JOE A. CHUM Dt-lrati11gClulr, Prcsitloiit '22, Class l4'art'03 Board of Sorgvants '22, Agricultural Club, Opcrotla, Radio Club. ' .loo took a lirinn-ipul part in the class farce, und was choscn us ultvrnate in tho 'l'r'i-t-tty dt-bale, an- honor whit-h ht- cor- tainly de-served. 111s unusual pep and un- thusiasm have IIGVOI' failed-to distinguish him as one of thu most willing worlct-rs in tho class. 'l'lll'IOD0,lll'1 W. JOSLYN Dobaling Ululu, Prcsitlcnf '21, Cliicf Op- t-rator Radio Club, Boys' Glu- Club, Doublv Quartet: Opt-rclla, Manager Tennis Association '2I1. 'Slut-k is 0118 of tht- most likeziblt- fol- lows in the vlztss. llis interest t'l'll10l'S in radio. of which Ft'l61li't' lit' has malls- Il sine-vial study, llis work in tht- opt-retta was highly mimnit-nduble, as in otht-1' mu- A :sicral a utivi tics. lifts .k. Page Sixlecn 0991.0itil-D+.i'fEt9'? ?l3it:iv391331.QQt19GXQ?QY9CN9t9El9f9tElC9GC9C9 I 9 2 3 QUQMQEQGYEYQGDCQQI99439965671EfE3QCi1C9t9GX9QtT9QlQbY!7eX'

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Q 0 03 0 9 looc o o l ff up Q l 1 l it l l 1 l HAROLD A. PATTERSON Business Manager of Oracleg Student Couneilg Class Fareeg Debating Club, President '23g Boys' Glee Clubg Oper- ettag Football '22g Basketball '22, '23g Traek '22, '23, Capt. '239 Class Playg Vice-President Tennis Association. Pat has been with us only a year and a half. He was bequeathed to us by Dar- lington, VVis., and never was a legacy more welcome. His popularity and ability in every aetivity, combined with his Irish wit and ready smile, are sure to win suc- eess for him. B. ISERWNADINPI BISHOP Editor High School Notes '23g Class Play. Hernadine is one of the industrious members of the class who does mueh but says llttle. She has, nevertheless, been very aetive in every undertaking, and her name has always helped to lengthen the honor roll. VIVIAN A. ROBERTS Girls' Glee Plubg Operetta. Vivian eame to us in her Junior year from Lindenwood. She is one of our quiet girls who just goes ahead and does things. Vivian's steady, persistent effort eombined with her pleasing manner is sure to Win sueeess. ROBERT F. IRISH Debating Club: Orchestra: Radio Clubg Traek '22, '23, Robert is another member of the Class of '23 who has upheld Senior standards on the honor roll. He is particularly inter- ested in radio, and has also played in the orchestra for two years. His wit and eomment always brighten up the monotony of the class room. MYHON A. RAUIIOR Debating Club, Secretary '2l, Yiee-Presi- dent '2lg Radio Clubg Tennis Associa- tion. 7 Rox is one of the lively members of the elass who is always full of fun and ready for a good time. He has been an ardent supporter of the Debating Club for four years. Myron is popular with the girls and is one of the best known fellows in the class. Page Eighteen - - - - 9 ooo - ooo o o o ooooo o 1 9 2 3 oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo