Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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Q rs 0000 Qooooooooooooogqgo qoo C, L A S S E S ooooooooooooooo oooooooooooo .. . 4. l GEORGE M. BUTZOVV r Art Editor of Oraclcg Class Vll'0'P1'0Sllll'I1l '2Jlg Student Council: Orchestra '2tlg Football '21: Basketball '22, '23, Cap- tain 233 President Tcnnis Association T233 Track '23, Georges rt-cord in S. 1-I. S. shows beyond ' a doubt that hc has been a success in 4 whateycr line of activity with which he l - has affiliated himself. As an A-1 studcnt, an all-star athlete, and an artist of extra- ordinary ability, Butz has proved that l he is one of tho most versatile mentbcrs l of the Llass of '23, llllNNlE J. JOHNSON Atl0llllliZlIl, Vicc'l'resi1lc1tt 'Elly Girls' Glcc Clnbg Opcrcttag Girls' Basketball. Minnic cattle to us in her Sopliomorn- yt-ar from Rockford and has progresse-tl through high school lifc in her own quit-t way, Her friends are far from few, :ts sho has a way of hcr own. Minnie is yt-ry industrious and attcnds to work before ple-usurc evcry time. RUTII M. GANDY l Girls' Glcc Clubg Opcrctta. l Ruth is at quiet little miss who says Iiltlc but thinks all the whilc. She took a very In-otninent part in the opt-retta and uns ont- of the soloists that llllldi' thc en- tl-rprisc at great success. l ROY F. AVERILL l Class President 'jflg Boys' Glcc Flnbg 3 Donblc Quztrtctg Operctta: Football '2ZJ: Baskctbztll '22, '23g 'Frack '22, Til: Tcnnis Association. ' Roy showed his true loyalty to S. ll. S, W by ru-maining with the class although his parents removed to DeKalb last yt-ar. Bc- L yond all doubt Roy has been ont- of thv lv-adt-rs in the Class of '23, lle has cxccllu-tl l In all 2lt'tlVltlBF, and t-specially in his Sl'lIUlkil'Sl1lll, , 5 GICOHGPI E. ROBINSON Dcbating tllnbg Boys' Glee Club: Opcrctta: Orcllcstrag Donblc Qnartctg Agricultural Ulnbg Football '22, tleorgt- is one of the best musicians in l tht- vlass, and a lt-ads-r in every musical I orgranization. Ile took a lcading part, in W the om-retta, and certainly was fitted to his part. Gcorfzc is well known as :t l mighty good fellow, full of fun and pop. l l l Page Nineteen l :scene 9 o n no on ousooaooo,QQJQl3QQ

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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

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QXJ. . Q .. .ia 999 99 . . 99 99 C T L A S S E ooooooo ooooo oooooooooooooo 4 ARTHUR A. QUARNSTROM Joke Editor of Oracleg President Student Council '23g Class Secretary '22g Debat- ing Club, President '21g Class Farceg Editor High School Notes '2lg Radio Clubg Football 'ililg Basketball 'SCH Class Plav. The class can surcly bc proud of such a member as Arthur. The old saying that the Deepest rivers have the least sound, Gap. is certainly truc in this c-asc. By his suc- Q, 37,5 cessful work in many activities Arthur has won his way into the cstecm of every- one in thc class. PEARL M. IIALLBERG Girls' Glee Cluhg Girls' Baskethallg Dis- triot Typcwriting and Shorthand Contest 223. Carrying tive subjects with casc in her Senior year, Pearl has more than proved to us her capacity as a student. Pearl plans to become a teacher, and we are certain that she will make other records as fine as that she left in S. H. S. GLADYS L. KOEHN Evangelincg Editor High School Notes 'Elly District Shorthand Contest '23. Gladys is a combination of fun and in- dustry, and judging from appearances thc combination is a very good one. Gladys has always attained good grades, and is cver ready to do her part to promotc tho interests of S. H. PRESTON TRACY Class Farceg Boys' Gleo Clubg Double Quartet: Operettag Orchestrag Debating Club: Football '22g Track '25-l. Coming to Sycamore this year from Oak Park, Preston has taken an activc intercst in the musical circles of S. H. S., and took a leading part in thc operetta.. He was one of the mainstays of the 1922 cleven, and has been a constant booster in the interests of the class. l THOMAS S. VLIFFE Radio Club. Tom is particularly intercstcd in the wonders of Wireless. and is an ardent. radio bug. Ile is an all-around good fellow, and if he makcs the study of radio his life work wc wish nothing' less for him than to become a second Thomas Edison. Page Tfzucnty l . 000000 ' 000 ' ' ' 0 0000O0000O000OO0OO I 9 2 3 00 0 0O0000OO00O00O00 0 00000O0O000OO0