Sycamore High School - Leaves Yearbook (Sycamore, IL)

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Q-xgooooooooooooooo 2 ---- - -oo C L A S S E S P51 KHNNETII M. GUSTAFSON Assistant Manager of Oracle, Board of a Sergoantsg Debating Club, Secretary anal Tl'01lS1lI'Pl' '23lg Agricultural Club, Vico- President '23g Football '21, '22qB:1slu-tl ball '21, '22 '23, Class Play: Track '2Jl. Gubby has been om- of the most dx'- pondablo workers in the c-lass in every aotiyity. and has boen our big star in athletics. lle is one of the good-looking fellows in the Senior class who has marie many friends by his pep and enthusiasm, ' and his success is just in the beginning. DOROTHY 15. NVILKINSON Girls' Glce Club, Opercttag Girls' Basket- ball. Dorothy is so seemingly quiet and ri-- sr-rverl that many do not know her inti- maioly. Those who do will testify that she is jolly and full of fun io the brim. Tho sincere wish of the Seniors is that hor path and the path of happiness may be one and the same. INIAITDIC M. DRICXVE Axillfllllllilll. Mzrudo has been zl mn-mbvr of few:-1' zu-- tivitivs than some, but has quiotly pursue-il her way through her four yvars in high school, always loyal and true to thu- wel- fare- and interest of her class and hor Alma Mater. HARRY W. KING Agricultural Club: Boys' Gln-0 Club, Foot- ball 'ZZ2. llarry is one of the many clauntlvss me-mbers of the class who vomes to svhool 4-very morning from the farm. XVe admire his loyalty to tho Uluss of '23, and prn-dim-t that his future will he as sur-cossful as his 1-uroer in S. ll. S. llarry is ar good sport who has made many friends. NYAIAKICH l'. TRACY Boys' Glue Club: Double Quartet: Oper- citag Radio Club, Vice-l'rvsirlent '2iS. lfomerly of Uak Park High, Vvalkor has lim-n a member of the- Class nf '23 only thi' past year, hut has provvd himself an enlhusiasiir-, willing workor and a loyal booster of S. ll. S. lie took a prominvnl part in tho oiwretta, and has been active in all musioul 1-uterpriscs. , Page Tfwenly-two l . QQ l9fi3Q3Q! 9 ' 000000000000 I 9 2 3 00000000000 0 ' 0000 00000000000000

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oooo oooooooooooooooooo o oo C L A S S E S ooooooooooo ooo oooooo oooo f'llAllMEll if BISHOP Football '20, '21, '22, l':ipl:ii11 '22g Oruhus- tru: 'l'r:lr'k '2Il. Fm' tlirw- years Uliziliiwi' has liven mii- of thu- stars mi our foothzlll clvveii, :mul his sxrillirmi Hhility will he gre-zitly misss-rl, 1'liumy is um- nf tho quiet fellows of lliv 1-lass who flueslft say muvh hut is Hpowvr- ful loud in gwmll-, and good luvk is sure to he in his path. M. NAISICL VHOSISY Vlnss Sm-rvi:ni'y '2ll: l'lVlIIlgl'lllll', l'r0si1lvnl '2Il: Girls' lilvv Chili: Opvrvlixig l'l4lilm' High Sc-liool Nutvs '22. Mzihe-I has i'eimii'liz1blm- tulvnl :ls za lllilll- ist. and he-1' si-rvim-as are constantly in dv- mzuifl. Shu- has pluyi-d most erlis-ieiilly for thu- glee- vluhs, and has 1-lvurly exhihitml hu-r miisis-ul ability. Mabel is nm' uf our Si-niur girls who is :ivlive both smfiully :ind in sl-houl work, llll'lNl'l l'l. ll, ANIJHHSUN Girls' Bziskvlhzlll. l lreiw is our Mzillzi grirl whn, ziltliuugli uf :i rvtiring' :mil iiiipiwleiilioiis nature, has imidf- inaiiy fl'lf'll1lS iii S. ll. S. hy her lblf'2lSHlll ways. Shi- is zu liuril wurkvr and ax l'0IlSl'lt'llll0ll!4 stuclx-lit, :mil has for four yr-urs hi-en :iii t'ill'l1L'Sl, l'UllNlSl0'lll liiviilllei' uf lhm' vlzlss. l,0l'lSl+J 0. ASlil'lllAND .Mlvlpliiullg Girls' lllvu Vinh: f,llk'l'l'li1II Girls' Buskf-thrill. H4-r lvriglilk :ind 1-live-ry slispositinii has won fm' IAIUISG' immy fril-mls. She is um- uf the Illillly Illsiiimirl girls who hzlvg nmwlm- Q-xi-vlleiil re-r'oi'ds in S. ll. S.. lmuisl- has always found pl:-insure in airing hi-r llll- :livirlpd sixppurt tn ull svlieml iliill vlziss zu-ti:1lios. FRANKLIN llAllll Ag,fl'l1'llllllI'7ll Vinh: Boys' Glu' l'luh. Htraiglil frum lhv freesh I-oulilry uii' 4-mm-s l raiikliii and his Ford, l4'raiikliii is one nf our nag buys who is very muvh iiilvrz-stefl iii farm work, and his pvrsv- vw-1-9111-v :xml determination liiiw- in-vvi' full-'il tu win fur him. 'l'h1- lu-sl wishm-s uf thc- class follun' him in his lifu- work. l Page Tweflly-one f9W3ciK'?f9C9GY3LW9GX9C?1GX9C I 9 2 3 QGDGDQGQQCDZQQQQQQCDQQCQLQ ' ' ' ' ' ' 3Ql3IK9

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OOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0000 L S S E OOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 000000000000 H 'FA CHARLES NY. REDISCH A Class Vive-President '22g Class Farce: Stn- dent Couiteilg Editor High St-bool Notes ,233 Class Play. , tn: ,HEP ,, i In addition to being a ligh honor roll student, Charles is the wittiiest member of the 4-lass, and as a eonvers9,tionalist he is unequaled. His kt-eu sense of humor never has failed to eharaeterize him as one of the best all-around fellows in the elass. Charles took one of the main parts in the class farce, and proved iiiimsolf a real aetor. ANNIE t'. ASKELAND Assistant ldditor of Oracleg Adelphian, Secretary '21, President T225 Deelanta- tory Contest '22, '23g District Typewrit- ing and Shorthand Contest '23g Secre- tary-'l'reasurer 'l'ennis Association. Annie has been one of the exeeptioual honor roll students of the Class of '23, and her work is always aeromplishefl with a smile. She has been our elass represellta- tive for the past two years in the Deelama- tory contest. and her pleasing lll'l'S0ll3lllX eombined with her natural talent make her more than a succ-ess. l1'li0SSll'l NV. XVILICY Adelpltiang Girls' Basketball. Flossie is another one of our quiet grirls whose support van always be relied upon to boost her elass. She is also a eonsist- ent member of the honor roll. and has pur- sued her studies in a most laudable man- e ner. XVe are sure that her steady effort will ever win suet-ess. FRANK lt. M IDDIJETON Indies and Gentlemen: We take ,Lrreat , pit-asure in iutrodueingr to you lfrauk llliddleton. alias l'i4-, who is one of the bt-st fellows and the bi:.:'p:est joker in the t-lass. Pie's t-lever eomtnent always is a gloom-ehaser. t FRANK li. IIlll+ l'Al,lN Agricultural Club, President 'Elly Boys' Glee Clubq Operetta: Double Quartet: Assistant Basketball Manager 'iilg Foot- ball '223 Basketball '23g Class Play: De' batiug Club, President '21 XVell known and liked by all, Frank has made a reputation for himself as one of the most willing and ambitious workers in the Class of '23, I+'rank's at-tivities have ' t-ertainly won him a prominent place among the strougf st r-lass boosters that wt- arc fortunate to have among our grottp. Page Twenty-three I Q 2 3 ' 2 QGDCMXWEQQ