Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Slaif Crivnson Troupe-rs Dvdicavion Dial Slafl Drurn Corps Eiqnllw Grarlc Faculry Foolball Freshman Class Girl Reserves Girls' Alhlolic Associalion Cirls' Alnlclics I-li-Y Inlraniurals Junior Class Junior Hiqlw School Junior Jeslcrs Junior Play Junior-Senior Receplion Library Club Masonbrinlc, Principal Music Award Nalional Alnlclic Scliolarslv Nalional Honor Socicly Ollicv Slnlf Orchestra Piano, New Conccrl Grand Quill and Scroll Senior Class Aclivilics Senior Class Olliccrs Sonior Class Piclures Senior Class Play Senior Class Song Senior Sexlcl Sovcnlh Grade Sophornore Class Sluilenl Assemblies Sluilcnl Council Swiqarly Superinfcndonl Swinzniinq, Boys Ilmspians Track Photography by Ben Buyer, Bellevue Engravings by Akron Typeselfinq Company, and Slar Engraving Cornpany, Akron Prinlcd and Bound by The Dcllaimc Prinling and Engraving Company, Dcliencs Page 32 47 28 38-4 I 6 5 35 I I- I3 20 26 2 2I 29 I7 8-9 35-37 I6 22-23 49 48-49 24 42-44 I4 5 27 27 66 25 7 65 64 64 6 33 30 64 58-63 50 S0-57 67 57 3l I7 I5 3I I9 7 46 65 45 TEE CAST BEFORE A REHEARSAL DAlXlGER-GIRLS WCDl2KINC3! sasuoia may This group of eleven iovial aclresses wenl all-oul for aclion when lhey presenled Danger-Girls Workingl , lhe senior class play of I943, on The evening of May 7. Because so many boys were working, ihe class decided lo slage 'rhe play wilh an all-girl casl. Aller hours of praclice under iacully dire-clor, Miss Elsa Anderson, and sludenl' direcror, lsabel Bodey, lhe feminine players exhibiled lheir polished performance which delighled ils cuslromers, lhe public. THE CAST Arlene Day .,. ..... Conslance Meesig Selena Barnes , .. Befsy Wriqhl Grayce Johnsfon , Sally Huslon Rosie ..,....... ., ., Sofia Hayes Hannah Williams ,. Mary Louise Gabel Phyllis Deering . ,,.. ,....., .Joyce Heilman Claudia Vandermeer ..... , , Elaine Knipe Mrs. McCarthy Wanda Hickman Lulu Ann Smilh. , Charloife Benninqhoff Miss Verne . ,, , Mary Louise Herbcl Ray Carlwrighf ..,..... .... . . Marlha Fox COMMITTEES Properties: Virginia Monarchi, Sofia Hayes, Mary Koselke, Sally Konsl. Cosfumes: Rulh Schoen, Regina Cudnick, Befh Hankammer, Genevieve Robcrfs, Barbara Williams. Make-Up: Theresa Bapfisla, Pal Brobsl, Slella Claus, Barbara Douglas, Isabel Kisfler. Arl: Rose K. Calienni, Mariorie Ball. Publicily: Don Burien, Marfha Fox, Evelyn Cooper. Tickef Sales: Harold Dann, Cyril Gerber, Bob Redd, Consfance Meesig, Evelyn Cooper. Programs: Jacqueline Lepley. 67 COMPANY IXIIGHT-JI2.5IQ. RECEPTION TI-IREE VIEWS OE TI-IE l942 PROM Sailors, Iileboals, porlholes, and flags enlivened The upperclass- men's company nigh+ when Ihe iuniors sponsored Ihe Junior-Senior Receplion of I942. A huge Uncle Sam slood al Ihe helm ol Ihe gym Floor. The air force was Ihe 'theme ol Ihe I943 receplion. + COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN FOR 1942: Invilalion: LADONNA HAZELBACK Decoration: MARJORIE BALL Enferlainmenl: R'LENE COE and MARJORIL KLEIN Refreshment SOFIA HAYESand DOLORES HAZELBACK Orcheslra: RICHARD FLENNER and ISABEL BODEY Stage Crew: CYRIL GERBER and DALE FRANCIS - - COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN FOR IQ43: Invilalionz ELOISE HILL Dccoralioriz MARJORIE DOANE Emrerfainmenlz DOROTHY BRADFORD and JOSEPHINE SERRAINO Orchestra: WILSON LOUDENSLAGEL Slagc Crew: GEORGE BRANCO DARRYL BALDWIN MAURICE BANDY SHIRLEY BENTON ISABEL BODEY MARJORIE BRUCKNER ROSE K. CALIENNI ED DIDION MARJORIE DOANE JACK DUTT ARVID ENGLUND MARTHA FOX EUGENE FROST ROSE ANN GERBER BITH HANKAMMER JAMES HAYES SOIIA HAYES DLLORFS HAZELBACK SUT HENDERSON WANDA HICKMAN .IAMFS HICKSON SALLY HUSTON JOE JOYCE I-IONORARIES ACT WELL THY PART A MEMBERS MARORIE BALL CHARLOTTE BENNINGHOFF ISABEL BODEY DON BURTON ROSE K. CALIENNI EVELYN COOPER HAROLD DANN JACK DUTT RICHARD ELENNER MARTHA FOX MARY LOUISE GABEL BETH HANKAMMER SOFIA HAYES JIM HEILER JOYCE HEILMAN MARY LOUISE HERBEL WANDA HICKMAN SALLY HUSTON MARJORIE KLEIN ELAINE KNIPE JACOUELINE LEPLEY CONSTANCE MEESIG VIRGINIA MONARCHI MYRTLE RICHARD RUTH SCHOEN ROBERT TIBBOLES BETSY WRIGHT MEMBERS ROBERT KEAGY GENE KINGMAN BUD KISTLER MARJORIE KLEIN ELAINE KNIPE ROSE LOPARO THERESA LOPARO WILSON LOUDFNSLAGEL MARTHELLA MIZER MABEL NEWELL BETTY PAUL ROBERT REDD JOCELYN RITTER JANICE SCHAAF DONALD SCHUSTER MARIAN SERRAINO MARTHA SHERMAN DONALD STOLDT GRETCHEN SWEET STEVE VALKO DON WEITHMAN BETSY WRIGHT MUSIC HATH CHARMS A E AWARD FLAG WINNERS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY i?2I3EQ513Z'JfPc?5I3YiS'?PER MEMBERS MARJORY BALL DON BURTON EVELYN COOPER RICHARD FLENNER MARTHA FOX DALE FRANCIS MARY L GABEL CYRIL GERBER MARY L. HERBEL WANDA HICKMAN JAMES HICKSON SALLY HUSTON MARJORIE KLEIN JACOUELINE LEPLEY VIRGINIA MONARCHI HAROLD SIESEL ROBERT TIBBOLES MEMBERS DON BURTON EVELYN COOPER HELEN DELUCA MARJORIE DOANE JACK DUTT MARTHA FOX DALE FRANCIS JIM HEILER MARY L. HERBEL SALLY HUSTON JACOUELINE LEPLEY ROBERT TIBBOLES - CLEAR AND FORCEFUL WRITINCI BALANCED TRAINING CYRIL eenaan NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY S iff RUTH SCI-IOEN: FUN GUARANTEED. Operella I1 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 31 Junior Jeslers 31 Crimson Troupers 41 Sfudenl Council 4, Treasurer 41 Senior Play 41 Thespians 4. CARL SHERMAN: ADJUSTABLE. Class Treasurer 2, Class Secrelary 41 Freshman Baskelball I1 Re- serve Baslreiball 21 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Varsily Foofball 4. HAROLD SIESEL: COOL AS A COMMANDO. Freshman Baslrofball I1 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Reserve Baslcelball 71 Track 31 Nalional Honor Socioly 4. DONALD STOLDT: GENUINE FOOTBALL MATERIAL. Minslrc-I Show I1 Varsily Swimming I1 Operella I, 31 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 41 Band I, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club I, 2, 31 Science Club 31 Junior Jesfers 31 Mixed Chorus 31 Junior Play 31 Varsily Foofball 3, 41 VarsiIy Baslcefball Manager 41 Music Award 3, 41 lnrramurals 41 A Capella 41 News Slarl 41 Come? Slaff 41 Crimson Troupers 4. MARY SURIANO: VIVACIOUS. lrirarnurals I1 Operolra I1 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Junior Jeslers 31 G. A. A. 3, 41 Crimson Troupers 4. JOHN SYLVESTER: A DANDY ARTICLE. Freshman Baskefball I1 Reserve Baskelball I, 21 Varsily Basker- ball 4. ROBERT TIBBOLES: A LAUGH EVERY SECOND. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 41 Track 2, 31 Science Club 31 Vice- Presidenl 31 Junior Jeslers 31 Junior Play 31 News SIaH 3, 41 Thes- nians 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 41 Crimson Troupers 4, Treasurer 41 Ouill and Scroll 41 Nalional Honor Sociely 4. JAMES TRACY: PILOT SERVICE, ROBFPI VAN ILI'I'T: OIIERATT5 FASILY. ROSALIE VERSACI: A SURE BET. Glee Club 31 Opereffa 31 Girl Reserves 3, 4, 5- -t- :X LYDIA VIERS: TOP-NOTCH EFFICIENCY. ANNIE VITELLO: PATTERNED FOR ACTIVITY. Inframurals I, 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 G. A. A. 3, 41 Crim- son Troupers 4. SHIRLEY WEESTON: MASCULINE FAVORITE. Drum and Bugle Corps I, 21 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Junior Jeslers 3, Secreiary 31 Crimson Troupers 4. MARDELL WEISHART: SPECIALIZED FOR TYPING. Drum and Buqlc Corps I, 21 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Junior Jr-slr-rs 31 Crimson Troupers 4. DONALD WEITHMAN: HIGH MUSICAL QUALITY. Varsify Swimming I1 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 31 Glee Club 31 Opereffa 31 Reserve Baslrelball 31 Varsily Foolball 3, 41 A Capella 41 Music Award 4, BARBARA WILLIAMS: VERY FEMININE. Class Secrelary 31 Drum and Bugle Corps I, 21 Opereiia I, 31 lnfrarnurals I, 2, 3, 41 Glee Club 2 31 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 31 Junior Jesfers 31 Crimson Troupers 41 Senior Play 4, BETSY WRIGHT: ALWAYS A HIT ON THE PROGRAM. Operefla l, 2, 31 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 41 Mixed Chorus 31 C-Ice Club 2, 31 Aquafics 2, 3, 41 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 G. A, A. 2, 3, 41 Junior Jesfers 31 Cheerleader 2, 3, 41 A Capella 41 News SIaI'I 41 Music Award 41 Crimson Troupers 41 Scxlef 41 Senior Play 41 Thespians 4. GLORIA ZERMAN: MELODIOUS, OpereHa I, 21 Glee Club 2, 31 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Junior Jesfers 31 Crimson Troupers 4. + - We pay Iribuie Io Paul Phillips wiih whose clr'uIIi in Dr' cr-rribcr, rhe class oi l943 suffered Ihe loss of a fellow class mare and friend. Ouiel and sincere, Paul showed inferesl in inframurol sports, especially boxing. Coming Io B. I-I. S. from Willard in his iunior year Paul made many new acquainlances in his class and he is indeed missed. MEET QUALIFICATIONS FINISHED PRODUCTS MARY MITCHELL: RESERVED FOR BUSINESS. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Junior Jesters 33 Crimson Troupers 4. VIRGINIA MONARCHI: ENDORSED BY THE PRlNClPAL'S OFFICE. Operetta lg Intramurals I, 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jes! ters .tg News Statt 35 Crimson Troupers 43 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 4, Thespians 45 National Honor Society 4. JEAN MONTGOMERY: SOUTHERN SPECIALTY. Russell Hiqh School, Russell, Kentucky I, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3: Home Economics Club 3. Bellevue High School 4. CLARADELL MORRIS: NEW AS TOMORROW. Operetta lg Intramurals I, 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Glec Clult 3: Srienro Club 3: Junior Jesters 3, G. A. A. 3, 4: Crimson lroupers 4. FRANCES MUSCETTA: PLEASING. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 43 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, Girl Re- serves 3, 4, Junior Jesters 3, Crimson Troupers 4. WILLARD MUSSER: PREPARED FOR FACTORY USE. Intramurals 3, 43 Varsity Football Manaqer 3, 4. CAROLINE NASONTI: OUALIFIED FOR OFFICE WORK. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3, Crimson Troupcrs 4. CATHERINE NATOLE: DURABLE. Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4, Junior Jcsters 35 Crimson Troupers 4. MABEL NEWELL: FRIENDLY ATMOSPHERE. Orchestra I, 2, 33 Glee Club 33 Music Award 3, 43 Sextet 4. c'-IRALDINE NORTH' BUSINFSSLIKE. ... I lf. 5...- HAROLD NOTTKE: RELIABLE. Class Vice-President' lg Freshman Basketball lg Reserve Basketball 25 Track 3: Intramurals 3, 4. ALBERT O'NEIL: NOISELESS. Glee Club 2, Operetta 2: Hi-Y 2, 3. ROBERT REDD: AMAZING POWER. Class Treasurer I, Class President 2, 4: Varsity Swimming lg Freshman Basketball I: Minstrel Show Ig Reserve Football I, 23 Glee Club l, 3: Operetta I, 33 Mixed Chorus I, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, President Z, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Track 2, 3, Junior Jes- ters 3, President 3, Student Council 3, Treasurer 3: Music Award 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 4, Crimson Troupers 4, A Capella 4: Senior Play 4. MYRTLE RICHARD: UP-TOYDATE MANNER. ODCFCIIG IZ Bdnfl I. 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Je-stern 33 Science Club 3, Crimson Troupers 45 News Statf 4, Thespians 4. JOCELYN RITTER: DUTIFUL. Operetta lg Intramurals I, 2, Drum and Bugle Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maier 4: Glee Club 25 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Music Award 3, 43 Junior Jesters 3: Crimson Troupers 4. GENEVIEVE ROBERTS: PLEASING LINES, Operetta lg Glee Club lg Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Juniors Jc-slcrs 33 Crimson Troupers 41 Senior Play 4. RUSSELL ROBINSON: FIRST-RATE FARM MATERIAL. Band 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. CAL RUFFING: TRAINED FOR UNDERTAKINGS. Intramurals lg Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer Z: Reserve Basketball 2, Junior Jestcrs 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Crimson Troupers 4. EUGENE SANDERS: SOLID BACK IF-IELDI Operetta 2, Freshman Basketball I, Reserve Football I, Reserve Basketball 23 Glee Club 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football l, Z, 3, 4, CARMIN SANTORO: SIIORT AND SNAPPY. lntrnr-itzrals I, 2, 3, 4, Football Marmqer 3. I l W :- I 1 I . , ' I '- -. K 4 1 .1 , Q , - ,gi 1, 3-Q A fi:-f Q - a. ,,--: . V 7,, f', 'T,f.3.L,5E, - -if ,.: 1 f' i . 5' ,. 1- ....- . .Y :.v' -W , ' ,tom , L 4'.-as m. ,... -- - ifn- if - f 'i fl- OF1943 PRODUCTS ROBERT IRELAND: ESPECIALLY STRONG. York CenIralized School: Class Presidenl I, Class Vice-President 23 Reserve Basketball I3 Freshman Baskefball I3 Hi-Y I, 23 Music Award I, 23 OpereIIa I, 23 Mixed Chorus I, 23 News Slarf I, 23 Librar Sraff I, 23 Varsity Baskefball 23 lnIramurals I, 2. Bellevue High School 3, 43 lnframurals 4. MATT KIRWAN: BOUND FOR CALIFORNIA. Hi-Y 23 Inframurals 2, 3, 4, ISABEL KISTLERz APPROPRIATE FOR COMMERCIAL WORK. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 43 Senior Play 4. MARJORIE KLEIN: MODERN. Operefra I, 2, 33 Aquarius I, 2, 3, 4, Prcsidenl' 33 Glee Club I, 2, 3, SecreIary 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 33 Junior Jesrers 33 Sfudenr Council 33 Music Award 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 A Capella 43 Crimson Troupers 4, SecreIary 43 Sexler 43 Thespians 43 Senior Play 43 Nafional Honor Sociely 4. ELAINE KNIPE: DESIGNED FOR INSTRUMENTALS. Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 43 OpereIIa I, 2, 33 Orchesfra 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Junior Jesrers 33 Glee C-lub .33 Crimson Troupers 43 A Capella 43 Senior Play 43 Thes- pians . TED KOECHLEY: STURDY. Hi-Y 23 lnframurals 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 33 Band 3. SALLY KONST: FRIENDLY SERVICE. InIramurals I3 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Sludenr Council 33 News Sfaff 33 Junior Jesfers 33 Crimson Troupers 43 Senior Play 4. MARY KOSELKE: MARKED WITH SIMPLICITY. Inrramnrals I3 Drurnland Bugle Corps I, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Junior Jcsrcrs 33 Crimson Troupers 43 Senior Play 4. DONALD KRUPP: SHOP MATERIAL. LOUIS LABONTE: SPECIALLY RECORDED. I-IEAY I, 2. JAMES LAU B: BLITZFUL. Opcrefla I3 Hi-Y I3 Sfudenr Council 4. EUGENE LEPLEY: CONSERVATIVE. Freshman Baskelball I3 lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Sludenr Council 4. JACOUELINE LEPLEY: EFFICIENT. Operefla I, 33 Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 33 Girl Re, serves 2, 3, 43 Junior Jesfers 33 Junior Play 33 Sludenr Council 33 Mixed Chorus 33 Thespians 3, 43 News Srari 3, 43 Comer Slaff 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 43 Senior Play 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Na- Iional Honor Sociefy 4. ROSE LOPARO: NEATLY DESIGNED. Operefra I3 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Junior Jesrers 33 News SIaff 33 Crimson Troupers 43 Music Award 4. DONALD LUTZ: ON THE JOB. H..Y I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4. sue-ENE MARTIN: SHIPPING WEIGHT. Hi-Y I3 Inlramurals 3, 4. CARROLL MAY: MUSCLES FOR VICTORY. Freshman Baskefball I3 Hi-Y I, 23 Inframurals 3, 43 Reserve Foor- ball 33 Varsily Foolball 4. CONSTANCE MEESIG: SMARTLY TAILORED. Opererfa I3 Inframurals I, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 G. A, A. 2, 3, 4, Secrefary 43 Junior Jesfers 33 Crimson Troupers 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 4. HARRIET MILLER: NEW HOME MODEL. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Junior JesIcrs 33 Crimson Troupcrs 4, .iri --- CATALOGUE RICHARD GILBERT: SERVICEABLE. Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4. GEORGE GOHLIKE: DESIGNED FOR HIGH FLYING Science Club 3, U. S. Army Air Corps, Second Semesler, 4. KATHRYN GREEN: OPERATES ON ANY CIRCUIT. Operella I, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4. EDNA MAE I-IAC-ER: TRIM. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Junior Jeslers 3. BETH HANKAMMER: INDISPENSABLE IN THE HOME. Operelra I, Drum and Bu le Corps I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, G. A. 2, 3, 4, Aqualics 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Junior Jeslers 3, Music Award 3, 4, Come? Staff 4, Crimson Troupers 4, A Capella 4, Sexief 4, Senior Play 4, 'Ihespians 4. DAVID HARiMAN: STANDARD EQUIPMENT. Class Treasurer 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, Secrelary 3, Junior Jeslers 3, Junior Play 3, Science Club 3, Varsily Baskefbail Manager 3, 4, Crimson Troupers 4. SOFIA HAYES, WARM AS TOAST. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Operella 3, Juniors Jes- Iers 3, Music Award 3, 4, A Capella 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4. DOLORES HAZELBACK: FETCHING FASHION. Operefla I, Glee Club 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Scien-ce Club 3, Junior Jesfers 3, Crimson Troupers 4, A Capella 4, Music Award 4. LADONNA HAZELBACK: SURE TO SATISFY. Drum and Bugle Corps 2, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Junior Jesfers 3, Science Club 3, Crimson Troupers 4. ...l-11 il' I , w -as - 1. ., ml, . ,, 1 qi. JAMES HEILER: EXCLUSIVE. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Juniors Jeslers 3, Junior Play 3, Thespians 3, 4, News Sfaff 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. JOYCE HEILMAN: FULL OF VIM. Operella I, Band I, 2, 3, Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Presidenl 4, Science Club 3, Junior Jeslers 3, Music Award 3, 4, Sludenf Council 4, Secrelary 4, Aqualics 4, Cheer Leader 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4. SHIRLEY HEISLER: QUAINTLY DESIGNED. Willard High School: Handicrafl Club I, Glee Club l. Allica High School: Home Economics Club 2. Bellevue Hiqh School: Girl Reserves 3, 4. SUE HENDERSON: HANDY HOME MODEL. Aquarics I, Opereffa I, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Music Award 3, 4, Junior Jesfers 3, A Capella 4, Crimson Troupers 4. MARY LOUISE HERBEL: CONSTANT CHAMPION. Class Secrefary 2, Class Presidenl 3, Class Vice-Presidenl 4, Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Secrelary 3, Junior Jeslers 3, Crimson Troupers 4, Thespians 4, Cheer Leader 4, News Slaff 4, Senior Play 4, Quill and Scroll 4, NaIional Honor Sociely 4. . ii. if WANDA HICKMAN: RECOMMENDED FOR MUSIC TONE. Glee Club I, 3, Opererfa I, 2, 3, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Music Award 3, 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4, Nalional Honor Sociely 4. DAVID JAMES HICKSON: RESERVED FOR SCIENCE. Bucyrus High School: Hi-Y I, 2, German Club I, 2, Track I, 2, Band I, 2, 3, Foolball 2, 3, Buc rian Sfaff 2, 3, Glee Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 3, Pep Band 3. Bellevue High School: Varsil Fool- ball 4, Reserve Foofball 4, Inframurals 4, Comer Slaff 4, Grimson Troupers 4, Hi-Y 4, Band 4, A Capella 4, Orcheslra 4, Music Award 4, Nafional Honor Sociery 4. THOMAS HORWATH: SNAPPY CUT, Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 4, Band 4. SALLY HUSTON: ALL-ROUND QUALITY. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Operella I, 2, 3, Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, Secrelary 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Junior Jesfers 3, Junior Plav 3, Come? Sfag 3, 4, News Sfaff 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 4, Thespians 3, 4, Music Award 3, 4, Crimson Troupers 4, A Capella 4, Sexlel 4, Senior Play 4, National Honor Sociefy 4. -4 Ll oi fii.. I 9 .-- , , ... r 4,,-,.. CLYIJI' CLOUD: USEFUL. Ili Y I: Crimson Troupers 4. R LFNF COE: DESIRED EYES AND HAIR SPECIFICATIONS, Ooorelta l, 2, 3: Cheerleader I: Glee Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Science Club 3: Crim- son Troupnrs 4. EVILYN COOPER: COMPACT PACKAGE, DE LUXE. Clara Vice President 3: Operetta I: Aquatics l, 2, 3, 4: lntra' riur-'ils I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4 Treasure'-r 3: Junior Play 3: Junior Jesters 3: News Staff 3, 4: Ouill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4: Thespians 3, 4: Comet Stott 3 4, Eilitor 4: Crimson Troopers 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. ILJNSIANCE CONNERS: FULL OF FUN AND ACTION. liriirn .init Buqlr- Corps I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2 3 4: Jurirur Jr-slvrs 3: Crimson Troupers 4. FRANK CORRADO: PRACTICAL. REGINA CUDNICK1 SERVICEABLE. G. A. R. Memorial High School, West Wyoming, Pennsylvania: C-lee Club I. Bellevue High School: Intramurals 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: News Staff 3: Junior Jesters 3: Crimson Troupers 4: Sr-nior Play 4, IIAROLD DANN: PURE GLAMOUR. Ili Y I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Crimson Troupers 4: Senior Play 4: Thr-soians 4. IDWIN DIDION' INDESTRUCTIBLE MATERIAL. Class Secretary I: Minstrel Show I: Reserve Football I: Glee Club l, 2, 3: Operetta I, 2, 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Track I, 2, 3: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Football 2, 3, 4: Junior .lesters 3: Musir Award 3, 4: A Capella 4, ROSE DISANDlSt PRACTICAL PACKAGE. Ctrl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Crimson Troupers 4. BARBARA DOUGLAS: CASUAL. C,nrl Rnservr-s 2, .l, 4: Junior Jeslers 3: Crimson Troupors 4: Senior Play 4 JACK DUTT. SWANK. ili Y I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: .luniiir Jostr-rs 3: News Slalt 3, 4: Science Club 3: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Thr-spians 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Comet Staff 4: Intramural Dirmtiir 4: Crimson Troupers 4. JEANNE EVERSON: TOUCH OF SOPHISTICATION. Colo High School, Norwalk, Ohio: A Capella 2: Girls' Glee Club 2. Bellevue High School: Drum and Bugle Corps I, 2: Intramurals 2: Operetta 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Crimson Troupors 4. ' Q.- ..,- ,l -4-f ,,- RICHARD FERGUSON: SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. RUTH FERGUSON: SPECIAL COMBINATION OFFER, Sandusky High School: Student Council I. Bellevue I-Iiqh School: Glee Club 3: Music Award 3: Junior Jesters 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 4: News Start 4. RICHARD FLENNER: DEPENDABLE. Freshman Basketball I: Reserve Football I: Hi-Y I, Z, 3, 4, Sec- retary 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2: Science Club 3, President 3: Junior Jeslcrs 3: Junior Play 3: Crimson Troupers 4: Thespians 4: National Honor Society 4. MARTHA FOX. SMART STYLING. Operotta I, 2: Drum and Buqle Corps I, 2: Glee Club 2, .ly G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Junior Play 3: News Stall 3, 4: Comet Staff 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4. Secretary 4: Thespians 3, 4, President 4: Crimson Troupnrs 4: ln- tramurals 2, 3, 4: Aquatics 4: A Capella 4: Music Award 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. DALE FRANCIS: SMOOTH RUNNING. Minstrel Show l: Operetta I, 2: Glee Club I, 2: News Staff 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. EUGENE FROST: SMALL PORTABLE MODEL. Class President I: Freshman Basketball I: Reserve Basketball I, 2: Reserve Football I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Operetta 2, 3: Varsity Baskeball 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Science Club 3: Music Award 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 4. DOROTHY FULTZ: OPERATES OUIETLY. Girl Reserves 3, 4. MARY LOUISE GABEL: VALUE-PACKED PACKAGE. Operelta I: Glee Club I, 3: Intramurals I, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Jesters 3: Junior Play .I: Science Club 3: Aquatics Club 3, 4: G. A, A. 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Crimson Troupers 4: Senior Plav 4: National Honor Society 4. RUTH GEORGE: DESIGNED FOR LIBRARY USE. Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Library Stahl 2, 3, 4: Junior Jestcrs .l: Crimson Troupers 4. CYRIL GERBER: HANDY. Freshman Basketball I: Track I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Crimson Troupers 4: Senior Play 4: National Athletic Scholar- ship Society 4: National Honor Society 4. ROSE ANN GERBER: PRIORITY-D. L. Library Staff I: Drum and Buqle Corps 2, 4, Drum Maior 4: ln- lrarnurals 2, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 4, Vice-President 2: G. A. A. 4: Music Award 4. SPECIFICATIONS OF Tl-IE SENIORS Below is an alphabelized lisl ol Ihe I'-743 Iaclory's Iried, Ieslecl, and approved wares. Such quahhcahons can be lound onw nilhk group ol hnkhed produch, who, aber Iouryeam ol processing on The assembly line, have been reglslered wilh Ihe lrade marlc of Bellevue I-Iigh School. CIIARLES BAKER: REGISTERED FOR PRINT SHOP. WILLIAM BOLLENBACI-IER1 WATERPROOF. Minstrel Show I, lnlramurals I, 4, I-Ii'Y I, Glee Club I, Opcrella I. Varsify Swimming I, 2, 3, Inlrarnurals 2, 3, Science Club 3, Junior DARRYL BALDWIN: I-IANDSOME NEW DESIGN, 5' II . Freshrnan Baskelball I, Reserve I, 2, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Var- sily Football 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y I, Glee Club 3, Opererla 3, Junior Jvslers 3, Treasurer 3, Junior Play 3, Sludenl Council 3, 4, Science Club 3, Treasurer 3, A Capella 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Music Awnril 4. MARJORIE BALL: ARTISTIC. Class Treasurer 4, Gloe Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Girl Reserves 2, .I, 4, Secrelary 4, Siudenl Council 3, Comel Sraff 3, 4, Junior Jeslers 3, Crimson Troupers 4, Presidenr 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4, Nallirinal Honor Socieiy 4. RALPH BALL: GAY PACKAGE. Class Vice Presiocnv 2, Minstrel Show I, Ops-retro I, Glee Club I, 2,B.1nd 2, Junior Jeslers 3. IIIERESA BAPIISTA: COMMERCIAL ASSET. Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, News Slaff 3, Junior Jeslers 3, Crimson Trouners 4, Senior Play 4. CHARLOTTE BENNINGI-lOFFz DISTINCTIVE. Girl Reserves Z, 3, 4, Junior Jesfers 3, Crimson Troupers 4, Senior Play 4, Thespinns 4, SHIRLEY BENTON: TI-IOROUGHLY MODERN. Operella I, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, G-lee Club 2, 3, Mixed Chorus 3, Junior Jesiers 3, A Capella 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Sf-Us-I 4, Music Award 4. ISABEL BODEY: MALE FAVORITE. Drnrn and Bugle Corps I, Glee Club 2, 3, Operefia I, 2, 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Junior Jesiers 3, Junior Play Srudenl Direcror 3, Music Award 3, 4, Sludenr Council 4, A Capella 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4. 1 Jesiers 3. MERRIL EDWIN BOLLINGER: MADE FOR ENDURANCE. Glee Club I, Minsirel Show I, lnlramurals I. MARTIN BRIEHL: STANDARD MODEL. Minslrel Show I, Mixed Chorus I, Hi-Y Z, Cilec Club I, 2, Oper ella I, 2. PATRICIA BROBST: STANDS PAT, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Glce Club 3, Junior Jeslers 3, Crirnson Troupcrs 4. DONALD BURTON: FULL OF VARIETY. Jennings Irliqh School, Akron, Ohio I, Library Club I, News SraH I, Red Cross Club I. Bellevue I-Iioh School: Junior Play 3, Junior Jcslers 3, Thespians 3, 4, HifY 3, 4, News SIQH 3, 4, Inirarnurals 4, Crimson Troupers 4, Senicr Play 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Nalionol Honor Socieiy 4. CLAIR BUTZ: COMPACTLY DESIGNED. Orcheslra I, Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 3, Secrelary 3, News Sraff 4, DONALD BYERS: SPEEDY. ROSE KATHRYN CALIENNI: CI-IIC. Ooerella I, Drum and Bugle Corps I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 4, Glee Club 2, Inrramurcils I, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Music Award 3, 4, Aquaiics 3, 4, Junior Jeslers 3, Science Club 3, G.A.A. 3, 4, Comer Sian 4, A Capella 4, Crirnson Troupers 4, Sexlel 4, Senior Play 4, Thespians 4. STELLA CLAUS: INDIVIDUAL. Drurn and Buqle Corps 3, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Crimson Troupi-rs 4, Senior Play 4. ' A ii .QI i Q A A JAMES TRACY ROSALIE VERSACI LYDIA VIERS ROBERT VAN FLEET ANNIE VITELLO SHIRLEY WEESTON MARDFLL WEISHART DONALD WEITIIMAN BARBARA WILLIAMS BETSY WRIGHT GLORIA ZERMAN MERRIL BOLLINGER CLASS SONG OF l943 Tune: There Are Such Things - Words by Sue Henderson Fareweii +o You, dear Bellevue I-Iigh We haie Io leave and say GoocIbY We'II Iread Ihe paih Io fame in all Ihe years Io come For our dear days wiih you have IIecI one Ioy one. To all our friends and schooIn'iaIes, Ioo, We wish You IucIc, for we'II miss You We'II face The fuiure wi+h Ihe fads +haI we have Iearned from Ihee We bid farewell-The Class of '43, 57 ENIORS EADY FOR WORLD ERVICE W GERALDINE NORTH HAROLD NOTTKE ALBERT O'NEIL MYRTLE RICHARD JOCELYN RITTER GENEVIEVE ROBERTS RUSSELL ROBINSON CAL RUFFING EUGENE SANDERS CARMIN SANTORO RUTH SCHOEN HAROLD SIESEL DONALD STOLDT MARY SURIANO JOHN SYLVESTER ROBERT TIBBOLES LOUIS LABONTY JAMLS LAUB IUQVENE' LEPLLY JACOULLLNF LLPLFY RICHARD LINDFR ROSF LOVARO DONALD LUTZ lLlf.FNl' MARTIN CARROLL MAY CONSTANCE MELSIG HARRIFT MILLFR MARY MITCHFLL VIRCLNIA MONARCHI JFAN MONTGOMLRY CLARADFLL MORRIS YRANCYS MUSCLTTA WILLARD MUSSER CAROLINE NASONTI CATHERINF NATOLE MABEL NFWELL GUARANTEED BEST T943 STYLES SOFIA HAYES DOLORES HAZELBACK LADONNA HAZELBACK JAMES HEILER JOYCE HEILMAN SHIRLEY HEISLER SUE HENDERSON WANDA HICKMAN JAMES HICKSON THOMAS HOWARTH SALLY HUSTON ROBERT IRELAND MATT KIRWAN ISABEL KISTLER MARJORIE KLEIN ELAINE KNIPE TED KOECHLEY SALLY KONST MARY KOSELKE DONALD KRUPP BARBARA DOUGLAS JACK DUIT JEANNE EVERSON RICHARD FERGUSON RUTH FERGUSON RICHARD FLENNER MARTHA FOX IJALI VRANCIS EUGENE FROST DOROTHY FULTZ MARY LOUISE GABEL RUTH GEORGE CYRIL GERBER ROSE ANN GERBER RICHARD GILBERT GEORGE GOHLIKE KATHRYN GREEN EDNA MAE I-IAGER BETH HANKAMMER DAVID HARTMAN QADE A PRODUCTS -WAYS IN DEMAND QE TI-IESE SENIOIQS DONALD BYERS ROSE KATHRYN CALIENNI STELLA CLAUS CLYDE CLOUD R'LENE COE CONSTANCE CONNOR5 EVELYN COOPER FRANK CORRADO REGINA CUDNICK HAROLD DANN EDWIN DIDION ROSE DISANDIS TRADEMAIQKED B. I-T. S. THE 1943 SENICDRS ARE INIQW READY EGR Sl-IIPMEIXIT TCD WCDRLD MARKETS ROBERT REDD MARY LOUISE HERBEL CARL SHERMAN MARJORIE BALL Presidenf Vice Presidenf Secrefary Treasurer GIRLS' ATHLETICS VOLLEYBALL was carried on as a homeroom conTesT insTead oT wiTh all-girl Teams. The girls of II7 did a good job oT helping To bring The championship To Their home room. The girls' acTiviTies began wiTh a PING-PONG Tourney conducTed in single-eIiminaTion Tashion. ATTer Three weeks oT TranTic swishing oT paddles and dizzy bobbing of balls, Jacque- line Lepley emerged as school singles champion, while Joyce I-leilman and Mary Louise I-lerbel Tool: The doubles honors. The BADMINTON Tourney was conducTed in The same manner. Mary Louise I'-'lerbel cap- Tured The school singles championship: and parTners, Joyce I-'leilman and Mary Louise T-lerbel, Took The doubles championship. BASKETBALL is sTiIl a TavoriTe. Seven Teams appeared Tor baTTle, boasTing such names as The Green Gamblers, The Six Dames, The Jeeps. The Slopp Joes. The BaslceTTs, The Screw- balls, and The Whirlwinds. The TournamenT was held in roundirobin sTyle. The Tinal play-oTT beTween The Jeeps and The Sloppy Joes, each oT whom had won 4 ouT of 4 games, resulTed in vicTory Tor The Sloppy Joes, who came ouT on The long end oT a 7 To I I score. The Sloppy Joe Team, a Tour-year winner, was made up oT Mary Louise Herbel. capTain, Joyce I-leilman, Connie Meesig, BeTsy WrighT, BeTh I-lanlcammer, Peggy Kirwan, Rose Gerber, Evelyn Cooper, and Jacqueline Lepley. Two all-sTar Teams were seIecTed: Joyce I-leilman, capTain, Jean I-leilman, BeTh I-lankammer. Marjorie Doane, Jacqueline Young, Connie Meesig, Rose Gerber, Josephine ViTello: and Mary Louise I-lerbel, capTain, Eleanor BurneTT, Donna Andrews, Connie Connors, Mary Suri- ano, Annie ViTelIo, CharloTTe Bingel, and BeTsy WrighT. Jacqueline Young and CharloTTe Bin- gel are The only Treshmen who received This honor. i BOWLING was inTroduced here This spring. Using The TaciIiTies oT The bowling alley up-Town, Teams bowled Two nighTs a weelc aTTer school. Warm spring weaTher Tound many girls wiTh baTs and balls playing games of soTTbalI. SWIMMING is also included in The curriculum oT girls' aThleTics. AIThough noT as exTensive as oTher sporTs, iT aTFords many pleasanT hours To The gym classes. G. A. A. G.A.A. acTiviTies were somewhaT diTferenT This year. Girls pa'rTicipaTing in inTramural ac- TiviTies receive poinTs which enable Them To become members oT G.A.A. PoinTs vary accord- ing To The acTiviTy. EighTy poinTs are required Tor membership, one-hundred and TiTTy enTiTIe a girl To a pin, and Two hundred and TiTTy poinTs gain a leTTer award. I943 winners oT girls' aThleTic B's are Mary Louise I-lerbel. Joyce I-leilman, Connie Mee- sig, Rose K. Calienni, and Annie ViTelIo. OTher members oT The club are: DoroThy BradTord, Mariorie Bruckner, Eleanor BurneTT, Evelyn Cooper, Helen DeLuca, Marjorie Doane. MarTha Fox, Mar Louise Gabel, BeTh Han- lcammer, Jean I-Ieilman, Dolores I-IeTer, Gene Kingman, Claradell Morris, GerTrude Regan. Josephhine Serraino. MarTha Sherman, RiTa SIiTer, Mary Suriano, Josephine ViTello, and BeTsy Wrig T. Miss BeTTy Hendrickson supervises girls' aThleTics. 49 BQDV CCDNDITIONING WAND DRILL HSLCDPPY JOES' STRIKE? The Girls' Physical Educaiion Deparimenf has 'furned our many sporr champions from fhe issembly line of I9-43. The aciivifies were varied, as fhe piciures illusiraie, and Jrooic on more imporiance ihis year, since poinfs earned by iniramurai parficipafion leads 'ro membership in G.A.A. 48 AQUATICS - MARINE EQUIPMENT This group of alhlelic girls is aboul To be labeled Marine Equipment Foreman Miss Hendrickson puls lhem lhrough worlc-ours and lesfs unlil They come up lo produclion slandards. Specializing in lormalions, rhylhm sfrolcing, and improved form, This club brings lo The members bodily vigor--and fun! Aqualics members helped supervise grade school sfudenrs' swimming nighrs and mel on Wednesday evenings for Their regular meefings. Members: Alice Abel, Dororhy Bradford, Eleanor Burnelf, Rose Calienni, Evelyn Cooper, Helen DeLuca, Marjorie Doane, Maureen Englund, Marlha Fox, Nancy Frosl, Befh Flanlcam- mer, Evelyn l-lazelbaclq, Joyce l-leilman, Dolores l-leler, Rachel l-liclcson, Joan l-lun+, Tonnie Kerslerfer, Marjorie Klein, Eugenia Lamb, Charlene Radlcey, Marlha Sherman, Rila Sliler, Fran- cis Tuclcer, Rufh Tuclcer, Belsy Wrighl. A WATER WHEEL MEMBERS MEET 47 CCD-CDRDINATICDN - SWIMMING CLUB RED CROSS LIFE SAVING The year l942-43 marlced The fif+h season since swimming became an organized sporr af Bellevue. This Year The spori was modified and a swimming club composed of +wen+y boys 'roolc ihe place of lhe swimming 'ream. Meeiing once a week wilh Coach Sam Cooper, The club conceniraied on improvemenls of swimming and diving. Alihough no school or pool records were brolcen or sei, fhe fol- lowing members of 'rhe club complefed The Junior Life Saving course presenfed by 'rhe American Red Cross: Roberf Canfield, Dale Campbell, Roberi Crecelius, Joe Disandis, Arvid Englund, Vicror Greenslade, William Kisiler, Franlc Konsf, James Videan, Dennis Whalen, John Yoder. The highesf score in The fesi, a 96, was made by Arvid Englund, a iunior. Ofher members of The club are: Joe Arfino, Roy Gibson, Donald Lamb, Donald McClin+oclc, Charles Miano, Russell Rupperf, Gene Alexander, and Richard Ruppert 46 THE TRACK FIELD-PRCDVING GRCDUND Track inferesi was lcepl alive ihis Year depife war condifions which have compelled many oiher schools 'ro disconfinue +he spor+ for lhe duraiion. An inferclass meei opened Jrhe season on April 22, when The Junior-Sophomore combina- Hon defea+ed 'rhe Freshmen and Seniors, 62-56. The fraclc +eam was selec+ed by Coach Cooper from +he 50 boys who +urned our for lhis meef, Meeis wiih Norwalk, Monroeville, Republic, Caslalia, and Milan were being scheduled when fhe Comef weni 'ro press. I942 TRACK SCENES TYPICAL OF l943 45 ALL TIIvIE HIGH- INTIQAIVIUIQALS KING AND OUEEN WALTZING ON WHEELS KNOWING THE ROPES ONE, TWO, THREE, FOUR! MAT MARVELS Climaxing a successful inframural program was Ihe lnIramural Fes+ival, March 26, in which nearly 250 gym-class sfudenfs 'rook pari. The glimpses above of Ihe calesfhenics drill, commando course, fumbling, and roller slcalring demons+raIed +o Ihe public Ihe fypes of sporis, a+hleI'ics, and games carried our in The B.l-LS. physical educafion program. Oiher evenI's included loaI'on Iwirling, gym hockey, girls' dance, wand drill, obsfacle races, weighf lifling, relays, ping-pong, and boxing. Clown boxing, 'rwo novelfy Iap dances, and a gun 'rwirling exhibi+ion were adclifional enler- Iaining fealures. King Roberl Redd and Oueen Mary Louie I-lerbel, elecled regenfs by Ihe sIuden+s, reigned over Ihe evening's fesfivilies. Donald Sloldl announced and explained briefly each even+ over a public address sysfem. The spor+s nigh+ was direcied by Miss Belly Hendrickson and Mr. Samuel Cooper, physical educafion insIruc+ors. 44 SWIMMING ' -PHYSICAL FITNESS The following are Ihe B. H. S. inframural champions in +I1e various ofher Iournamenfs. MIXED VOLLEY BALL WRIGHT'S WONDERS: ROBERT IRELAND, MARTHA FOX, BETH HANKAMMER, MARY LOUISE HERBEL, GENE FROST, CYRIL GERBER, RUTH GEORGE, JOYCE HEILMAN, TOM HOWARTH, RICHARD GILBERT, KATHRYN GREEN, ROSE ANN GERBER. PING PONG BOYS' SINGLES. ..,, . .. ,.....,......,................. GENE ALEXANDER GIRLS' SINGLES .....................,.................. JACOUELINE LEPLEY BOYS' DOUBLES .... ,, .,,. .,,.. K EITH MURPHY, JAMES CLOSE GIRLS' DOUBLES ...... MARY L. HERBEL, JOYCE HEILMAN MIXED DOUBLES ..,................,...,.... ALLIE BURNETT, VINCENT SCHLICHT BADMINTON BOYS' SINGLES .......... ...........,.,.,.....,..,.................. R OBERT GREEN GIRLS' SINGLES .,,,...,....,..,.........,.........,.......,.... MARY L. HERBEL BOYS' DOUBLES ,.,..,....,. ROBERT GREEN, EUGENE DUDLEY GIRLS' DOUBLES .,.... MARY L. HERBEL, JOYCE HEILMAN MIXED DOUBLES ....,. ......,..,,......,.,. M ARY L. HERBEL, GENE ALEXANDER 20 YD. FREE STYLE ......,, 40 YD. FREE STYLE . ,..,. . A. LAVIOLA , ,,.... A. ENGLUND 60 YD. FREE STYLE ,.........,. ...,,.. A . ENGLUND 40 YD. BREAST STROKE .......,.,,....... D. LAMB 20 YD. BACK STROKE .... ..,............. . .A. MIANO DIVING ............,.,...,.., .. ......,.. ,.,...........,.........,.......................,..,,..... ...,......,.............. ..............,.... G E N E SANDERS 60 YD. MEDLEY RELAY IJUNIORSI ......,......,,....,...............,.........., LAMB, A. LAVIOLA, A. MIANO A0 YD. HOME ROOM RELAY IWAGNER'S WILDCATSJ .,......... . D LAMB, A. LAVIOLA, A. MIANO FRED FRIEND . ,... FOUL SHOOTING OUT OF 25 GIRLS' FOUL SHOOTING JACKIE Youwe .....,.. .....,..,,.....,,......,...............,.....,,.....,.........,.....,..,.,....... . HOME ROOM RELAYS TRACK .- ....... II OUT OF 25 SENIOR DIVISION-BAUMGARDNER'S BUFFALOES: HARRY SIESEL, ROBERT REDD, CARL SHERMAN, RUSSELL ROBINSON ..,. , ......... .4I.0 SECONDS JUNIOR DIVISION-MORRIS' MONGRELS: ROBERT CANFIELD, GENE ALEXANDER, DALE CAMPBELL, JOE ARTINO . ,... , HIGH JUMP SENIOR DIVISION .... JUNIOR DIVISION ...... .. SHOT PUTT ,....,...,.,,....... ......,..., BROAD JUMP SENIOR DIVISION .. ..,...............,.. .. JUNIOR DIVISION ...,..............,....... 75 YD, DASH--CARL SHERMAN ....,,....... LOW HURDLES--ARVID ENGLUND ......,.. 43 , 42.5 SECONDS JIM HEILER KENNETH BARKER ED DIDION JIM HEILER ARNOLD HERBORN 9.9 SECON DS 8.9 SECONDS LIFELINE CDF FPEEDQM SENICDR CHAMPS FIST-TTERPLANE Cl-TAMPS BUXINY7: Jnik Pninivr, John Vnn Fliwiy Albcri ShownlTCr, Joe Ariinol George Bronco, Ed Diilinn. JUNTOR CHAMPS: TOP RONN-fJvhn Niqro, Eddie Palmer, Willuiir Wviz, Roborl Snielmr, John Cox, Dali- Shirnvr FIRST ROW: Anthony Slmrni, Toni Mid-lloswarih, Clayion Sic-sel, Albcrl Showcilfer, Keith Murphy. SFNIOR CHAMPS: TOP ROVV Cane S.mf,li'rs. Don Weilhnirsn, John Sylvesler. HRST ROVJ: Carniin Sn-rloro, Hnrolil Siesoll Carl Sherman. HC'-HITR PLAN? CHAMPS' TOP ROVV-Ed Didion, Wilbur Wci7, Richard G-ilberl, Junior Shupp. TIPSI ROW: Dvvyi-r Ainirows, Rm Gillwrl, Richard Ferguson, Elrlon Sch:-id. EnThusiasTic specTaTors could be Tound Trorn 12:00 noon unTil I2:45 in The audiToriurn, viewing The exTensive inTramural program carried ouT This year. Emerging The winners of The inTramural baslceTloall Tourney are The Teams picTured above. Baumgardnefs l3uTTaloes are The Senior League Champs: Cooper's ComeTs won The Junior division: and Gilberhs MusTangs are The champs oT The PighTer Plane division. A new sporT, boxing, made iTs del:nuT This year and was probably one of The mosT popular evenTs To waTch. Noon audiences were mosTly sTudenTs, buT This sporT drew even ouTsiders. ln The hoTly conTcsTed Tournament The champion boxers OT Their weighT divisions are: Ed Didion, George Branco, Joe ArTino, Al ShowalTer, John Van FleeT, and Jaclc Palmer. 42 TI-IE RESERVES BASKETBALL RESERVES TGI' ROW Mr, AIIUwa',f cuachg Lrjuis Cadruvincc, KL-nncII1 Barker, Erod Fricud, Vincent Sv,IwIInIwI' DLR Cuusmlo, Mr. SImbL-I, LrIquI'. FIRST ROW: James Huyos, manaqorg Chark-5 Hickman, RQbcrI Smc-Izvr, Rohr-rf Kr-aqy, WII5rm Loudmwslaqvlj Dom STQILII, mnnnqrr. BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY VARSITY VIPIIONINTS WP TIvs'y LM , 4 BwwIIrvf1 Orff-II 26 Y .IB IM 'w,, B LQJLIIH ,. 28 4l IDN. II TIIII' CwIumbICm 47 --- 49 Dm. I5f Bnfxrus .,,. 60 W 40 DPC. IB-Nr-w PIvIIIy ,,,.. I9 - 22 Jun. If-AIIHWII .,,,, 27 -- 30 JAH I3 NLurwLxIIc .,.... 36 - 32 Janl I5-PI. CIinIon ., 29 --- 3.I JAH. 22 VVnIInrd ..,..,54 -f 25 RESERVES Wr- TIwy 2I f 32 Ncmc I5 f 34 32 - B Nome 24 -- 33 45 f I7 29 - 24 48 f I3 OPPONENTS Jam. 30-Manefidd Fvb. 2'-Frcmfmf Feb. 3-NorwaIIc Feb, I2-Pod CIin?on Feb. I 7fWIIlard Ez-lv. 27-fSI. Joseph DISTRICT TOURNAMENT: Mar. SfTiHin Columbhan Mar. 6--TiHIn Jr, Order Mar. l2fAshInnd VARSITY We TIwv 43 50 42 ' 36 45 f- 24 3B 37 52 ff 2B 33 2B 35 f 29 52 f 38 39 V 47 I I RFSFRVES W1-TIwv 25 24 43 22 34 -- 23 42 ' 20 55 f I5 Num' None Num- Nrmo WINNING COMBINATION ROBERT GREEN- Taylor , a sophomore, also earned his second Ie'r+er. Bolo proved Io be high-poinf man of The season. Wi+h Dudley and Green re+urning The Redmen will no+ be wirhouf experienced men nexf year. JAMES HAYES earned a rnanager's IeHer by refereeing 'rhe scrimmages and 'rallying +he sho+ charf. DAVE HARTMAN earned a IeH'er as head manager. He kep+ fhe valuable digi+ chart Manager DON STOLDT was enfrusred wi'rh +he scoring dufies as well as ofher jobs of a manager. THE RESERVES The Reserve season was a successful one wilh Coach S+robeI's charges winning nine our of Twelve games. Coach Alloway assis+ed in +he +u+oring. Minor award winners. who played bofh Reserve and Varsiry are: Louis Casfrovince. Fred Friend, Charles Hickman. and Wilson Loudenslagel. REDMEN STATISTICS Bellevue Opponenrs Poinfs for season ......... 579 SIS Poinfs ai Iournameni ..,,, . I26 II6 Tofal .,.,... , ...,..., . ., 705 629 By Ouarfers: I 2 3 4 T Bellevue ..... I59 Ibl I79 206 705 Opponenfs ,.... .. I68 l3I l54 I76 629 Average Game: Bellevue ...,... 9 9 I0 II 39 Opponems . . ,... ....., , . .. ,, ...,.. ...,., ..... ........,..,.,.,.. . , . . 9 7 9 9 35 Redmen: Won 39 quarfersp Losl 26 quarfersg Tied 7 quarlers High Poinfs Per Gamez FG F T Gene Frosf-Bucyrus , .. 9 I I9 Bob Green-Jr. Order ,.... . .. 8 3 I9 Bob Green-Mansfield , .. ..... .. 7 4 I8 Bob Green-Willard .,....,... .. 7 3 I7 High Poinis Per Season: Bob Green .. .,,,,. ,. 80 I8 I78 Gene Dudley .,..,. .. 65 3I Ibl Gene Frosf , .. .. 64 I5 I43 Bob Redd ,. .. 43 26 II2 Cy Gerber ., .. 33 22 88 40 MACHINE-MECHANICAL suivEQioi2iw BASKETBALL VARSWY li l' PWXV Jimi-c ll,i,.-my 'vaiiiqqirg Don Sliilil r1i.1ii.igfirj Mr. A.li,w.iv ri-.iffy My Slrekw-ly ri,.x'!', lllwl RC 'N l,1v i' llii lli, V tr-rt flriw-iil C-,ri' CE-nfl-wr Cul Riflii-in Eiiixfii- Fr-sl, R iffl R' iii, THE LETTERMEN EUGENE FROST - Bo was a rnainslay in lhe building ol lhis year's learn. Even lhough f-mall he was always on lhe iob, scoring his lypieal long shols, lo insure him a lop rung in sroring. CYRlL GERBER-fpivol man Cy could always be eounled on lo gel lhe needed rebounds. Gerber always gave lhe fans a lhrill when he made one of his special hools shols. BOB REDD-Bob, eleeled honorary eaplain al The close ol lhe season, was one of lhe peppif ifsl players of The learn, His guarding was a delinile assel. His hard worlc and pep lalks helped lceep rnorale high. CAL RUFFING-Cal played in a lough posilion bul did a good iob. ln fhe absence of Cy , he could always be eounled on lo give a dependable performance. EUGENE DUDLEY- lvlose in his second year on lhe varsily gave speelalors many a lhrill. His abilily in passing has given counlless scores To his learnmales. 37 Tl-IE BASKETBALL The Alumni deTeaTed The Redmen by only Three poinTs 30-27. Too much ChrisTmas va- caTion Tor The high-school lads! The Norwalk Maple Leaves aT Bellevue on The nighT of January 8, received a league de- TeaT as The Redman held Them To Two poinTs in The Third quarTer and won, 36-32. AT PorT ClinTon on January l5, The Redmen losT in a phoTo-Tlash ending when The Sailors came ouT vicTorious, 33-29. A vicTory Tor Bellevue! Willard, The Third league opponenT, never had a chance on Janu- ary 22. B.H.S. scored 22 poinTs in The lasT quarTer alone and won, 54-25. Vern l-loTTman's Tygers oT Mansfield were Tall and TasT, and alThough The Bellevue quinTeT succeeded in holding down a rally, and in spiTe oT Bob Green's ToTal of I8 counTers in The lasT quarTer, Vern's boys won 50-43. The LiTTle GianTs oT FremonT invaded The local Tloor on February 2, onl To go home on The shorT end oT a 42-36 score. Dudley and Green, sophomores, paced The locals again wiTh I4 each. WiTh Two league vicTories already To Their crediT, The Redmen visiTed Norwalk and sfamped Them again To The Tune oT 54-24. The Redmen made 9 Touls in succession, noT missing one un- Til The Tinal minuTes oT The game. PorT ClinTon enTered The Redmen Wigwam seeking anoTher vicTory on February l2, buT The locals won This one by The nerve-wracking score o 38-37. For an easy win, The Redmen Toppled Willard The second Time 52-38. Green and FrosT, who scored l7 and I6 poinTs, were T e sparklings of The evening. FremonT SainT Josephs, Trading aT The Redmen Camp Tor The TirsT Time, were Turned down 33-28 on February 27. Tl-IE TCDURNEY Bellevue was honored by being selecTed as The TournamenT siTe This year, wiTh Principal Edward Masonbrink as manager. Ten class A Teams from NorThwesTern Ohio were enTered. PorT ClinTon won The TournamenT by deTeaTing Ashland 52-3l in The Tinals. The Redmen drew TiTTin Columbian as Their TirsT opponenT. AlThough They had losT To Them earlier in The season, The locals downed The visiTors 35-29. AnoTher TiTTin Team, Junior Order Home, was encounTered The second nighT. They had previously been selecTed The besT Team in The DisTricT buT were soundly Trounced by The Red- men, 52-38. In The Tinal week oT The TournamenT The locals meT deTeaT March 6, aT The hand of Ash- land, 49-39. However, The Redmen were in The race unTil The finish oT The game. Figures were com iled and The I942-43 baske+baII season came To a close, sTill keeping The TradiTion of good? clean sporTs and aThleTics. 38 ARE FIRED FOI2 VICTORY FOOTBALL SENIOI2 LETTERNIEN DARRYL BALDWIN- Tur+Ie finished his fhird year as a varsify Iefferman. He played near- Iy every1 posifion in fhe line, and played fhem a'I well. Lasf year, playing from fhe guard po- sifion. e scored BeIIevue's firsf fouchdown of fhe year on a frea fumble. ED DIDION-He is quief fo falk fo, buf Iook ouf for him on fhe field. Opponenfs found fha? heavy frame of his hard fo move, especially when if was going fhe ofher way. He filled a fackle posi+ion. BOB REDD-Playing his firsf year of varsify foofball, fhis diminufive Iiffle halfback proved his worfh by playing nearly every minufe of fhe season. Many a big enemy fackle found himself wifh a handful of nofhing in frying fo hook on fo Bob's I36 pounds. GENE SANDERS- Cooch, honorary capfain, was fhe squad veferan, having played varsify ever since he was a freshman. Probably fhe hardesf working defensive player on 'rhe feam. he was in on pracfically every fackle made. He didn'f carry fhe ball much: buf when he did. if usually wenf a disfance before sfopping. DONALD STOLDT-Playing his second year on 'rhe varsify, Don usually feamed up wi+h Didion. and his 200 pounds along wfh Ed's, were walls againsf fhe opposing feams. DONALD WEITHMAN-Capably managing 'Ihe end posifion, Don was usually up in fhe air 'ro snafch passes. In fhe Norwalk game Don and Sfeve Valko sfaged a 35-yard pass play, buf Don. +he infercepfor, was 'rackled before crossing fhe goal. THE BASKETBALL SEASON When Coach Harry Sfrobel fook over fhe reins as baskefball coach. he found an agressive baskefloall squad including five refurning Ieffermen. ' Their sfarf was in a slow fempo, buf by fhe end of fhe season fhey drew praise from many a larger school. In facf fhe feam won 'ren fo eighf losses and shared fhe Liffle Big Four League honors wifh Porf Clinfon. They closed fheir season by acfing as hosf fo The Norfhwesfern Ohio Secfional and Disfricf Tourney on March 5, 6. I2, and I3. The Redmen sfarfed 'rheir season on 'rheir own floor, playing Bowling Green on December 4. Sfunned by a slow sfarf, 'rhey were defeafed 38-26. The following week af Lorain on December 8, fhe Redmen were defeafed for fhe second fime, 4I-28. Bob Green led fhe locals wifh 9 poinfs. Tiffin Columbian edged ouf 'rhe Redmen by 'rhe close score, 49-47. Affer leading all fhe way, we were defeafed in a Iasf splurge by fhe Columbians. Green headed fhe scoring wifh I3 poinfs. Af Las'r was sung when fhe Redmen piled up a 60-40 score againsf Bucyrus. Frosf led The vicfory. collecfing I9 fallies. Green and Redd were also in fhere fighfing, wifh I3 and I2 poinfs. In a nip-and-fuck baffle, fhe fradifional foughies. New Philly, handed fhe Redmen anofher defeaf on December I8 in The local gym by fhe score 22-I9. The local feam evidenfly didn'+ gef warmed up soon enough 'ro geI' in fhe groove. 37 TI-IESE FIELD ENGINES Tl-IE FOOTBALL TEAM TOP: Carl Caruso, George Branco, Anrhony Laviola, Louis Caslrovince, Arnold Zerman, Kenneih Barker, Roberl Murphy, Junior Shupp, Jack Triboler, Edwin Kern, Mr. Baumgardner, Mr. Cooper. THIRD ROW: Mr. Alloway, Darryl Shupp, John Williams, Carrgll May, James Hayes, Roberl Sanders, Vincent Schlichf, Fran- cis Kirwan, Richard Boyer, Vicfor Greenslade, Jerry Wolfe, A. C. C-ill, Kenneth I-lorlon, Tom Middleswarlh, Mr. Williams, Mr. Sfrobel. SECOND ROW: Eugene Alexander, Roberl Todd, Roberl Keagy, Donald Weiihman, Donald Sloldf, Edwin Didion, Berl Fehl, James I-lickson, Eugene Sanders, Darryl Baldwin, Roberf Redd, Sieve Valko, John Kisller, Willard Musser. FIRST ROW: Dale Campbell, Wallace Green, Harold Shelly, Alberl Showaller, William Kisller, Dean Brown, James Branco James Vidcan, Melvin Shelly, Norman Eger, Phillip Sylvesfer, Richard Williams. OCTOBER 23: BELLEVUE-7, WILLARD-6 The Redmen scored a second conseculive win when They defealed The Railroaders from Willard by a score of 7-6. Sanders' sneak conversion ailer he had scored The louchclown lale in The second period, provided The marg'n ol viclory. Jaclcson oi Willard drove over The marlcer Tor lhe opponenls in Tourlh quarler, buf The conversion allempl failed. OCTOBER 28: BELLEVUE-7, ST. MARY'S-33 An undelealed Sanduslcy S+. Mary's Team Ice-pl i+s record unblemished by defoaling a scrapping Redmen Team, 33-7. The visilors scored Twice in lhe firsl period, once in The second, and a safely and Iwo more louchdowis in The lhird. BeIlevue's Touchdown came Iale in The rhird period. NOVEMBER 6: BELLEVUE-O, OBERLIN-20 The Redmen were Iilerally snowed under by a barrage of passes in The final game of The season. Three ol These accurale losses found Their marlcs for louchdowns. Two conversions made il 20-O. 36 IVIANPOWER - Foomfxu TEAM CHEERLEADERS LICENCE IIEILMAN BUSY WRIGHT MIKE TONOVITZ MARY LOUISE I-TERBEL RITA SLITER TI-IE FOOTBALL SEASON Coach I-Iarrv STrobeI, coming Trom OrrviIIe, Ohio, wiTh record seasons To his crediT, roufed The I942 B.I-LS. TooTbaII maTeriaI Trom summer jobs and puT Them under rigid Training Tor The TirsT Tangle wiTh EremonT on SepTemIoer I8. Erom This Time Torward The Team sTeadiIv improved, buT was unable To deTeaT The sTiTTer compeTiTion. They scored Their Two vicTories over Upper Sandusky and WiIIard. SEPTEMBER I8: BELLEVUE-O, EREMONT-42 The Bellevue Gridders opened Their season againsT The Tough, aggressive LiTTIe GianTs oT EremonT Ross. The Redmen suTTered Trom TumbIiTis, enabling EremonT To score Twice in The TirsT, second, and TourTh guarTers while hoIding The locals scoreless. SEPTEMBER 25: BELLEVUE-6, TIEEIN COLUMBIAN-33 The Redmen dropped Their second skirmish To a TasT TiTTin Team, even Though Bob Redd ran back The opening Icick-oTT To score BeIIevue's TirsT poinTs oT The season. TiTTin scored Twice In The second quarTer, once in The Third, and Twice more in The Tinal Trame. OCTOBER 2: BELLEVUE-O, PORT CLINTON-26 In The TirsT Ieague game oT The season, Bellevue ran inTo a menace named C7iII who scored Three oT his Team's Tour Touchdowns. This was The TirsT home game. OCTOBER 9: BELLEVUE-O, NORWALK-7. A singIe Touchdown was The margin oT deTeaT in This cIoseIv-ToughT conTesT. A dazzIing BO-vard run by Bauman in The TirsT period iinxed The Redmen's chances. OCTOBER Ib: BELLEVUE-7, UPPER SANDUSKY--'O A vicToryI A Ione Touchdown bv Redd IaTe in The Tinal guarTer oT This game proughT IT To The Redmen. 35 In lhe CASTING DEPARTMENT, winning a'rh- leles are processed from +he mollen ore of awk- ward, inexperienced players. This deparlmenl also boasls of insfilling quali+ies of cooperalion, sfrong bodies, and fair play in Hs producls. Emphasis being placed on physical filness in war Time, B.H.S. has carried ou+ an inclusive infra- mural program wi+h Spor+s for All as i+s moHo. 34 oRCHESTl2A-A WELL-TIMED UNIT ORCHESTRA MEMBERS VIOUNS' Wanda Hickman, Donald Schusler, Palricia Ensrninqer, Belrna Knauss, Marlhclla Mizcr, Alice Abel, Lu mln Andrews CELLO: Glcc Swiqarl. FLUTES1 Maureen Enqlund, Virqinia Huslon, Rachel l-lickson, OBOE: Arvid Enqlund, CLARINETS: Mcsriorio Doane, Donna Andrews, John Yoder, George Foqerholrn, Marjorie Bruckner. SAXOPHONES: Jarnvfs Videan, Viclor Grcensladc. TRUMPETS: Jack Dull, Thomas Middleswarfh, Charles Hicknmn, Roberf Smelzer. FRFNCH HORN: Gene Kingman. TROMBONE: Arnold Zcrman. BASS: Dale Sliimcr, PIANO: Sally l-luslon, Elaine Knipc. DRUMS: Rulh Tucker, Robcrl Keaqy. From delicale mechanisms, lhe raw malerials who composed lhe Orcheslra pro- duced rhylhm and harmony, direcled by lheir foreman, lvlr. Lenz. Praclicinq pre- cision, a greal laclor in fhe orqaniza+ion's repulafion for dependable performance lhe orcheslra played for plays, 'rhe music leslival, baccalaureale, and commencemenl 33 i MUSICAL ASSET-A cf-xrmf-x The research deparlmenl, searching for hidden lalenls, discovered many ol various lypes when The new A Capella Choir made ils inilial appearance al lhe spring music program in April. Under lhe direcrion ol Miss Edgar, lhe choir mel every Tuesday and Friday during lhe aclivily period. TOP: Shirley Bonlon, Robcrl Redd, Sieve Valico, Don Weifnrnan, David Napka, James Hickson, Donald Schusler, Donald Sloldl, Beih Hanlcarnmcr, Sally Huslon. SECOND: Maurice Bandy, Elaine Knipc, Gene Kingman, Marlha Fm, Sue Henderson, Marioric Klein, Dclorcs Ha- ll-lback, Eloise Hill, Dolores Heier. FIRST: Bcr'y Paul, Rose Calienni, Belsy Wrighf, Isabel Boicv, Snfig l-lnycg, Miss Edgar. NOT IN PICIURE: Darryl Baldwin. A CAPELLA Cl-IGIR Cl-ICDIR 32 Junior HIGH NIGHT-A-1 IDIQCDJECT An All proiecl of Ihe year was exhibiled al 'rhe Junior High Program, November I3. The produclion included a musical play, And Ihe Slars Heard, direcfed by Miss Edgar and Mr. Burke. Members of Ihe casf were: Billy Cooper, James Smilh: Mrs. Cooper, Maryellen Koch: Mr. Cooper, Richard Boehler: Doug, Harry Gumberl: Joey, Nap Videan: Peler, Viclor George: Miss Brooks, Carolyn Arnholl: Ann, Marlha Williams: Bob, Jackie Mason: Mary, Marilyn King: Jim, Dick LaSalle: narraror, Jack Heler. Folk dances by eighlh-grade girls were direcled by Miss Hendrickson: milifary drills by Ihe boys ol Ihe eighlh grade were presemled under Ihe direclion of Samuel Cooper: and inslrumenlal seleclions were Iealured by Waller Kaiser, Belma Knauss, and Ellen Smefzer. AT JUNIOR HIGH NIGHT 3 I NEW PCDLICY-Sruurnr ASSEMBLIES TI-IE NEW GRAND PIANO Tl-IE SENIOR SEXTET The oxoculive deparlmenl adopled a new policy lliis year, llial ol encouraging sludenl parlicipa- lion al Friday morning assemblies, The Calendar below lisls Ilwe programs. Sludenls voiced favorable commcnl lor Iliis new by-proclucl ol llwe I3.lrI.S. laclory. NCWI MBER NOVIMBFR NOVTMBFR DECEMBER DECEMBER DECEMBER H BRUARY IIHRIJARY MARFI I MARCH MARCH APRIL APRIL APRIL MAY MAY MAY 5 I3- 20 4. IB' 22 5 I 2 H I'! M I T7 lb l Pl QI IIBQ-llvvuc lliqlw School :ll War -fsludcnl council panel rlisciurslon, wlnfli oulllnrzrl Ihr' I943 B. H. S. w-lr vllorl. Slils and rounil lalwlos ilopicl Four Freedoms. Horne Em nnniifs Ill rlnss, Dial slnrl, iunior English clxinsr-s I-xl-ci r-.1rl, Library Club iirarnaliros Book Wccli. Wo learn how lo coinnlcl ourselves in llu- library. Slrolwl and loain dcmonslralo baslielball lcclinigue. Coach finds il clillicull lo pul lhe boys in slow niolion. Vilannns lor ViQlory is llicme of heallh program, Eiglil girls give enlighlernng lopics which impress ncccssily of good lwallli in war lime. 'ChVI5'f7lLlS pre-sp-nl lor B. H, S. is a Mason Hamlin grnnd piano, a mrlrnorial Io Iurrnur Suprrrinnrnflcnly Wallace L. Arnhrill. Sr-idol and Qlioruscs enlcrlain. Crirnson Troupvrs prcscnl No Room In Tln- Holm-I. Sluilenls .wpnrccialv lhe banfl's music apprecialion proqrrmi. B.1rvluol Burlon ii-lrmlurvs B. H, S. liobbyisls, Evoryllwinq lrani rlwirlwiin li- rrillvr sknlm mnlrrrs lliis np nl llw uiiiul liurnoraus assemblies. Priwqrarn lvrnmrinq Ailniirals Crrcrznslnrln and Viflwry. Srluwl i'rii' wiyris pirlurrrs :il lhvso naval nwn, nnlivr- Bcllwviuuwnu Tw-i Crimson Troupur plays willi all girl cnsls, Sauce lor llw Cfoosif inwl Do iiiir sli: Tin un. B. ll. S, brushes no on A B C's wlwn sludcnls Qnioy olfl fiisliionf-il spfrll :low-. Track li:-:onivs indoor sprrl wlu-n Cinder Squad gives exlwibilion. Ar! ilnss puppz-ls piriiuvllv in Punch and Judy . B ll. S. lim? ils own lIil P.lr.siIfV' Crvnlnillliily Simi. LN. R, Clnirni Sili iiii, slri-ssi-s Courli-sy. Sr ilii- .rs caper on Svnior Day . Lasl wills and lcsla nifnls r.1.1:l lr. un lvmlussinoii. Slurlonls rcrcivc awards lor yoar's accomplishmenls al Rccoqnilir,-n Program. 30 BV Tl-IE BAND AND DRUM CCDPPS and llie dance band. Cen'rral Serenadersu, worked 'flue swing sl'1il+ on many occasions. Closely lcnif in design willw The band, llwe drum and bugle corps is recom- mended lor rliyllnmic performance, led on in marching Tempo by drum maiors, Rose Calienni, Rose Ann Gerber, Rose Loparo, and Jocelyn Rifler. Tl-IE DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS BUQLES: R. Baldwin, P. Bell, M. Brown, N. Caslrovincc, A, Fullz, A. M. Furlong, ll. Hager, G. Joyce, P. Kirwan, T, Lopnro, M, Melzqvr, N r r n l r R, i 1- , M. Ser ai o, E. Srnc 70 , V. Wills. SNARF DRUMSQ B. Bicchlrr, B. Bricclhl, BUlZ, R, Claus, S. Doly, N. Fr:-sl, S. Heier. A. Hcyman, B. Hvymnn, Y. Hcymnn, R. M.. Jwycc, S, MrBvc', J. Rirhards, G. Swccll r. Gill. BASS DRUM' B. Alvxandcr. CYMBALS: P. Forquson. DRUM MAJORS: R.K, Calienni, RA. Gerber, R. Loparo, J. Rilfer, PATRICDTIC AIRS - I-Iere are harmonious uni+s displaying Ialenr for musical adapfabiliry. Keeping in Tune and Iime wi+I1 condifions, The band enferlrained II'ie srudenr body wifh a music appreciarion program and appeared in TuII array a+ The Toofball games. As subconIracIors The pep band boosfed spirirs ar The basIceIbaII games, TI-IE BAND FRENCH HORN: M. Foes, e. Kingman, J. Hayes, D. Heier. ALTO SAXOPI-IONE: E. Knipe, J. Videan, D. SI1unIrwiIer. TENOR SAXOPHONE: V. GreerisI.3de, BARITONE: D. McCIinIoCIc, W. Sfoldr. BASS: K. Barker, E, Frosf, D. Shimer. IROMBONE: D. Ycnrick, A. Zcrman. BELLS: F. Tucker. CLARINFT: D. Andrews, M. Bruckner, M. Doane, D. Luiz, J. Schaaf, D, S1oIdI, J. Yoder, B. AbclI, G. Fngcrholm, T. HownrII1, M. Koch M. Morris, N. Vidcan, M. J, MaIherIy, M. Beiler. TRUMPET: R. Crocilius, J. DuIf, G. Foos, J. Joyce, T. Middlesworfh, E. Moyer, E. Palmer, N. Pocock, R. Smc1zcr, D, Whalen, P. Fox E. mite, A. FuIIz, C, Hickrnan, D. Sfarr. OBOE: A. EuqIund. FLUTE: V. Husfon, R, Hicksori, M. Englund. SNARE DRUM: L. FriIz, W. FuIIz, R, Kcagy, J. Kisfler, W. Loudenslagel, I-I. TonoviIz, M, Warers. CYMBALS: F. Tucker, D. Brown. BASS DRUM: L. Harpsfer. FLAG BEARER: T. Whifc. TWIRLER: M. Sherman. SIGNAL DRUM MAJOR: E. Knipc. DIRECTOR: Mr. Cummins. 28 CRIMSON TROUPERS-JUNIOR JESTERS PRESIDENT - - - DOROTHY BRADFORD SECRETARY-TREASURER - HELEN DELUCA ADVISER ----- MISS ENGLISH Belly Alexander, Dorofhy Bradford, Marjorie Bruckner, Eleanor Burnell, Helen DeLuca, Mar- iorie Doane, Doris Eqan, Alice Ferguson, Jean lleilman, Dolores Heier, Roberf Herrick, Al' lone Hayman, Eloise Hill, Joan Hunl, Gene Kinqrnan, Bud Kisllcr, Paul Lieber, Theresa Loparo, Wilson Loudenslaqel, Josephine Mi?- Lhvll, Marlhella Mizer, Belly Paul, Eileen Queen, Gerirude Regan, Juanifa Rosperl, Felicia Sberna, Janice Schaaf, Marian Ser- raino, Marfha Sherman, Riia Slifer, Marilyn Srarr, Grelchen Sweel, Jean Todd, Josephine Vile-llo, Mary Wybensinger. I JUNIOR JESTERS SOME Women WERE TALKING THE GHOSTLY PASSENGER MARJORIE BRUCKNER - - DOROTHY BRADFORD - ELEANOR BURNETT - MARJORIE DOANE - - MARY WYBENSINGER - PAUL LIEBER - - HELEN DELUCA - Miss Mathews - Mrs. Dean Mrs. MacRae Mrs. Badendock Mrs. Wirnble Luiher Wirnble Sludenl Director BUD KISTLER - - - JOAN HUNT - - ORVILLE KOCH - JEAN TODD - - GERTRUDE REGAN - RITA SLITER - - EDWIN KERN - - - MARTHA SHERMAN - JEAN HEILMAN - STAGE CREW: Mr, Slark and crew of eiqhl sophomores, MAKE-UP: Eileen Queen, Theresa Loparo, Josephine Miichell, Dolores Heier, Dolores PROPERTIES: Marian Serraino, Felicia Sberna. - - - - - Clinlon Owens - Mrs. Owens - Spike Owens - s Dixie - Mrs, Sfillrrmn - Erica Slillman Edqar Roof Clurico Jacksan - Sludcnf Dirnrlor Walers. PUBLICITY AND TICKETS1 Miss Bales, direcfor, Joe Sly, Dee Henney, Rosemary Claus, Dolores Walers. 27 GUARANTEED PERECDRMANCES - Pleasing performance is guaranleecl when once filled inlo lhe pallern of shorl plays enacled by lhe junior and senior lhealrical goods A shorl play, Wish You Were Here, one of several dramalized This year by Ihe Crimson Troupers, is piclurecl below along wilh The Chrislmas assembly play, No Room in lhe I-IoIeI. The Junior Jeslers in January presenled lor inspeclion 'rheir class plays, Some Women Were Talking ancl The Ghoslly Passenger. Drarnalic inleresl and experience are addilional selling poinls. CRIMSON TROUPERS 26 PRESIDENT - - MARJORIE BALL VICE-PRESIDENT - - DARRYL BALDWIN SECRETARY - - MARJORIE KLEIN TREASURER - - ROBERT TIBBOLES ADVISER - - - MISS SCHACHTELE Darryl Baldwin, Marjorie Ball, Theresa Baptis- fa, Charlofle Benninqhofl, Shirley Benlon, Isa- bel Bodey, Palricia Brobsf, Donald Burton, Clair Bulz, Rose K. Calienni Slella Claus, Clyde Cloud, R'Lene Coe, Connie Conners, Evelyn Cooper, Regina Cudnick, Harold Dann, Rose Disandis, Barbara Douglas, Jack Dull, Jeanne Everson, Rulh Ferguson, Richard Flen- ner, Marlha Fox, Gene Frosl, Mary Louise Gabel, Rulh George, Belh Hankarrimer, David Harlman, Delores Hazelbaclr, LaDonna Hazel- back, Solia Hayes, Sue Henderson, James Hei- ler, Joyce Heilman, Mary Louise Herbel, Wan- da Hickman, James Hiclrson, Sally Huslon, Isabel Kisller, Mariorie Klein, Elaine Knipe, Sally Konsl, Mary Koselke, Jacqueline Lepley, Rose Loparo, Connie Meesiq, Harrier Miller, Mary Milchcll, Virginia Monarchi, Frances Muscerla, Caroline Nasonli, Calherine Nalole, Roberl Redd, Myrlle Richards, Jocelyn Riller, Genevieve Roberls, Cal Rulrfing, Rulh Schoen, Donald Sloldl, Mary Suriano, Roberl Tibboles, Annie Vilello, Shirley Weesfon, Mardell Weis- harl, Barbara Williams, Belsy Wrighl, Gloria Zerrnan. LIBRARY cLuB-BOOKS EOR DEFENSE LIBRARY CLUB Wilh Books lor Defense as ils cry, lhe Library Club conducled ils l943 schedule, lraining ils members in research sludy and library manage- menl. l-ligh school members acled as sludenl librarians. The Library Club assumed increased imporlance This year, lirsl when il had ils own quarlers in lhe sludy hall and laler when lhe school library moved inlo ils own newly equipped room, The former biology laboralory. Also I943 was lhe lirsl year a lull-lime, lrained librarian, Miss Anderson, was in charge. The club enioyyed a schedule ol social and sludy meelings, in addilion lo services during sc ool hours. LIBRARY CLUB MEMBERS PRESIDENT - - - RUTH TUCKER VICE-PRESIDENT - - - ROSEMARY JOYCE SECRETARY-TREASURER - - Cl-IARLEEN RADKEY ADVISER ---- - MISS ANDERSON TOP: Waller Kaiser, Rila Claus, Rose Jane Monarchi, Marna Hellman, Nancy Frosl, Jacqueline Youna Charlolle Binqel, SECOND: Elizabelh Arnholl, Dianne Rusk, Carolyn Arnholl, Barbara Briehl, Phyllis Welch, Jeanne Welch, Palricia Ensminger, Maureen Enqlund, Ellen Smelzer, Miss Anderson. SEATED: Rosemary Joyce, Rulh Tucker, Charleen Radkey. NOT IN PICTURE: Rila Baldwin, Joyce Ferguson, Pafricia Fox, Geraldine Joyce, Francis Keiser, Mary- ellen Koch, Donald Schusler, Jack Tribolel, Ann Wolfe. 25 INDUSTRIAL TEAIVIWQRK-III V Tempered in Chrisfian living and high ideals, The members of The HifY demonsTraIed indusfrial Teamworlc Throughouf The year's acfivifies. This clubls program included weelcly meefings where spealcers enlerfained and discussions were held. A meeTing wiTh The Girl Reserves and a swim- ming nighT were also on Their schedule. They sponsored looTball dances, senf delega+es To a sTaTe conven'Iion in Columbus, and assisTed in The bool: drive. Mr. Wolfe and Dr. Shumalcer learn up To supervise lheir worlc. SENIOR I-II-Y PRESIDENT . . - ROBERT REDD SECRETARY - - RICHARD FLENNER VICE-PRESIDENT . . - JOE sw TREASURER - - ROBERT TIBIsoEEs ADVISER - - DR. SHUMAKER Domslll Burlon, Harold Dann, Eugene Frosl, Richard Flenner, James Hayes, Tom Howarlh, Dee Henney, James Hickson, James Holler, Charles Koller, Bud Kisfler, Wilson Loudenslaqel, Reber? Redd, Cal Ruf- linq, Gene Schaal, Joe Sly, Donald Sloldl, Roberl Tibbolcs, Terry While. JUNIOR I-ll-Y RREsIDENT . . KENNETH BARKER SECRETARY A . WAYNE BALDWIN VICE PRESIDENT . ROBERT sMETzER TREASURER - A DALE YEARICK ADVISER - - - HERBERT WOLEE Gene Alexander, Wayne Baldwin, Kennefh Barlcer, Richard Bell, Dean Brown, Richard Boyer, Melvin Bru- ner, Dale Campbell, Joe Disandis, Roberl Duff, Eugene Dudley, Roberl Green, Charles Gildenrneisler Viclor Grecnslade, Thomas Hagerman, Kenneih Horlon, William Kisller, Thomas Kendall, Ralph Keiser Thomas Middlesworlh, Lyle Moyer, Edward Palmer, Richard Rupperf, Roberf Srnelzer, William Sloldl Viucr-III ScIIliclTT, Roberr Todd, Jack Tribolef, John VanFlee+, James Videan, Bob Yoder, Dale Yearick 24 I-II-Y CLUB SAY THE EIXIERGETIC GIRL RESERVES SENIOR CLUB PRESIDENT - MARY LOUISE HERBEL SERVICE CHAIRMAN JOYCE HEILMAN VICE-PRESIDENT DOROTHY BRADFORD MUSIC CHAIRMAN - - JACQUELINE LEPLEY SECRETARY - MARJORIE BALL DEVOTIONAL CHAIRMAN - MARILYN FOOS TREASURER - ELOISE HILL PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN MARJORIE DOANE PROGRAM CHAIRMAN - SOCIAL CHAIRMAN - EVELYN COOPER 1- JEAN H EILMAN ADVISER - - - - MISS COOPER Belly Alexander, Mariorie Ball, Theresa Baplisla, Charlolle Benninghoff, Shirley Benlon, Isabel Bodey, Dorolhy Bradford, Mariorie Bruck- ner, Palricia Brobsl, Eleanor Burnell, Rose K. Calienni, Slella Claus, Rosemary Claus, R'Lene Coe, Connie Connors, Evelyn Cooper, Ade- line Corrado, Regina Cudnick, Helen DeLuca, Mariorie Doane, Rose Disandis, Barbara Douglas, Doris Egan, Rulh Ferguson, Alice Fer- guson, Marilyn Foos, Marlha Fox, Marigene Frederick, Dorolhy Fullz, Mary Louise Gabel, Rose Ann Gerber, Sylvia Guliano, Kalhryn Green, Edna Mae Hager, Belh Hankammer, Sophia Hayes, Rulh Harlzell, Delores Hazelbeck, LaDonna Hazelback, Jean Heilman, Joyce Heilman, Shirley Heisler, Sue Henderson, Mary Louise Herbel, Dolores Heler, Allene Heyman, Wanda Hickman, Eloise Hill, Sally Huslon, Joan Hunl, Gene Kingman, Isabel Kisller, Mariorie Klein, Elaine Knipe, Sally Kon sl, Mary Koselke, Jacqueline Lepley, Rose Loparo, Theresa Loparo, Conslance Meesig, Herriel Miller, Josephine Milchell, Marlhella Mizer, Virginia Monarchi, Claradell Morris, Frances Muscella, Caroline Nasonli, Belly Paul, Eileen Queen, Gerlrude Regan, Jocelyn Riller, Myrlle Richard, Genevieve Roberls, Juanila Rosperl, Felicia Sberna, Janice Schaaf, Rulh Schoen, Josephine Serraino, Marion Serraino, Marlha Sherman, Rila Sliler, Marilyn Smilh, Sarah Snyder, Mardell Sprin- ger, Marilyn Slarr, Grelchen Sweel, Mary Suriano, Jean Todd, Lydia Viers, Rosalie Versaci, Annie Vilello, Josephine Vilello, Dolores Wa- lers, Shirley Waeslon, Mardell Weisharl, Barbara Williams, Belsy Wrighl, Mary Wybensinger, Gloria Zerman. JUNIOR CLUB PRESIDENT - - DOROTHY SHERMAN PROGRAM CHAIRMAN - DONNA JEAN ANDREWS VICE PRESIDENT EVELYN HAZELBACK SERVICE CHAIRMAN - - - GWEN FOOS SECRETARY - VIRGINIA HUSTON MUSIC CHAIRMAN - - FRANCES TUCKER TREASURER - - - HELEN MCMILLAN DEVOTIONAL CHAIRMAN - - RUTH TUCKER SOCIAL CHAIRMAN - - - RITA COLE ADVISER ---- MISS HENDRICKSON Donna Jean Andrews, Joanne Bollinger, Jusline Brown, Lucille Cloud, Rila Cole, Rila Didion, Dorolhy Disandis, Palricia Ensminger, Gwen Foos, Anna Fullz, Mary Ellen Grimm, Beverly Gover, Jean Hankammer, Lois Harpsler, Evelyn Hazelback, Shirley Heler, Belly Hayman, Rachel Hickson, Virginia Huslon, Tonnie Kersleller, Magdaline Kovacs, Eugenia Lamb, Helen McMillian, Virginia Meyers, Bealrice Proven- zale, Regina Riller, Theresa Sberna, Dorolhy Sherman, Doris Swedersky, Jane Timmons, Kalhryn Tracy, Frances Tucker, Louise Tullamore, Helen Wallers, Jeanne Welch, Phyllis Welch, Yvonne Whealon, Kalhryn Williams, Violelle Wills, Lurline Woods, Agnes Zimmerman. 23 BUSINESS BEFQRE PLEASURE l l l couNciE TEA RED CROSS AFGHAN CABINETS These Girl Reserve producfs, I4l dynamic girls, are especially suifed for heavy dufy, having shown 'rheir usefulness in fhis year's acfivifies. They were promofers of a school spirif campaign, a series of meefings wifh spealcers discussing vo- cafions, service work for The Red Cross, a Gobble l-lop, a Council Tea, a recreafion nighf, an amafeur program, a mofher-daughfer meefing, and a courfesy program a+ a Friday assembly. Some of fhe girls kniffed six-inch squares for a vari-colored afghan, which was given fo fhe Red Cross. Cabinef members and several ofhers received specialized fraining af Girl Reserve conferences af various camps during fhe summer of I942. The Girl Reserve Club aims fo build characfer and prepare fhe girls for problems fhey will face in fhe fufure. 72 DIAL STAFF ISSUES-PUBLICITY The publiciTy deparTmenT ediTs a Tri-weelcly company paper, The Dial. News oT producTion is collecTed and reporTed by The members of The Dial sTaTT. RoTaTing ediTors supervise The publicaTion which is issued To every member oT The B. l-l. S. planT on a home room co-operaTive Tinancing sysTem. SENIORS: Donald BurTon, Clair Bufz, Evelyn Cooper, Jack DuTT, Rulh Ferguson, Marfha Fox, Dale Francis, James Heller, Mary Louise Herbel, Sally Huston, Jacqueline Lepley, Constance Meesiq, Myrfle Richard, Donald SToldT, BeTsy Wriqhr, Robert Tibboles. JUNIORS: Helen DeLuca, Mariorie Doane, Dee Henney, Gene Kingman, Wilson Loudenslnqel, Gertrude Regan. SOPHOMORE: Pafricia Ensminger. TYPISTS: Theresa BapTisTa, Sally KonsT. ADVISERS: Miss Wriqhi, Mr. Burke. DIAL STAFF 2l ANNLJAI REPORT-BV comm STAFF S 5 COMET STAFF Every phase of The B. H. S. process of manufachirinq is picfured and described in The fecrory's annual record, which has been comp led in The Cornel ohfices. l-lere eccurafe accounls of The enfire laclorY's aclivilies are filed Each spring lhe personnel anxiously awail The publicalion of Their an nual reporl - The Comet EDITOR: fvrlvii Cooper. ASSOCIATE EDITORS: Marlha Fox, Sally HUSlOIl, Jncfiiiclinc Lvpluy, ASSISTANTS: Helen DcLuca, Marioric Doane. SPORTS: Jack Duft, Donald Sfoldl. ART: Mariorie Ball, Bofh Hankarnrner, James Hickson, Mcriha Fox, Rose K TYPISTL Virqinin Moimrchi. AUVISERS: Miss Wag ii:-f, Miss Wriqlil, Miss McC. iliii and Mrs. Clonlz. 20 Caiienni STUDENT coumcii SETS GCDALS STUDENT COUNCIL Wifhin The Tacfory, operales The Sfudenf Council wi+h ifs prinf ciples of s+uden'r governmenlr. Represe-n+aTives of each home-room deparfmenl' malce up This organizafion, which promoled The successe ful war sfarnp and bond campaign, honor sfudy halls, dances aller baslcefball games, and an all-school ST. ValenTine's parTy, and which acfed as a clearing house for sTuden+ problems. Principal Masonbrinlc supervises Their acfivifies capably. OFFICERS Presidenf - ---- - Cyril Gerber Vice-Presidenl' - - Sfeve Vallco SecreTary - - - Joyce l-leilman Treasurer - --A- - Rufh Schoon MEMBERS Slanding: Gwen Eoos, Wilma Knauss, Jaclc Campbell, Eranlc Laman na, Mr. Masonbrinlc, Roberf Green, Arnold Zerman, Charleon Rad' key, Elizabeikh Arnh'olT. Seafedz Joyce l-leilman, Edward Palmer, Sfeve Vallco, Cyril Gerber, Ru+h Schoen, Rober+ Todd, Josephine Serraino. NOT in Picfurez lsabel Bodey, Rilra Cole, Darryl Baldwin, George Branco. I 9 Organizafions and clubs form a RESEARCH LABORA- TORY in +he B. I-l. S. faclory, where producls are polished and new uses and abiliiies are uncovered. During The pro- cess, various public exhibifions are held 'ro display rhern. Alfhough 'rhese acfiviiies can nor escape change ro- day, ihey confinue 'ro develop desirable qualifies and hidden resources in +he raw ma+erial, 'rhe s'ruden+s. Thus The spark plug represenls 'rhe aciivily, spiril, and spark of lhe iypical American sfudenf a'r B. l-l. S. I8 SEVENTH and EIGHTH GRADES EIGHTH GRADE-TOP: Richard Hanes, James Dahs, Dick Gohlike, Charles Eqan, Charles I-Ienry, Charles Harfzell, Harold Hakes, Richard Slarr, I4 :if-rl Abell William Drewrfs. I , , SECOND: Maryellen Koch, Mary Canfield, Phyllis Ocker, Marian Beiler, El en Smelzer, Belrna Knauss, Marilyn Melzqer, Jacqueline Gildenrneisler, Ann Welle, Wilma Bnlz, Yvonne Heyman, Marcia Morris. FIRST: Nap Videan, Charles Idle, Hunler Grimm, Jack Telrick, Harry Gumberl, Charles Ferrcs, A TOP: William Hunl, Leslie Cunningham, Roberl Barkow, Jack Heler, Junior Jameson, Donald Moyer, Frank LaSalle, Roberl Barnes, Richard Boehler, Ge:-me Newman, Bromley Clarke, , SECOND- Donald Heurinq, Robe-rl Brandl, John Connors, Viclor George, Rosalie Slnrqeon, Joyce Ferquson, Rila Baldwin, Palricia Ferquson, Shirley prilliiflr, Rolwerl Sprinqer, FIRST C-nraliline Joy-ie, Virqinia Tusinq, Marlha Williams, Hclcn Temple, Darrell Moyer, Jack Palrner, John Dorniny, Rulh Newell Helen Slranlw, Nrirrvia.lar1ir's. NOT IN PICTURE: Ted Arnold, Euqene Grole, Slove Mark, L'Je-an Milchell, Roloerla Wallers, SEVENTH GRADE fTOR' Mary Jane Malherly, Lloyd Thoss, Donna Jean Long, Jeanefle Tibboles, Paul DeVanna, Mary Rowe, George Marlin, Leland Liyenqood, Dean Todd,.Palricia Fox, Ralricia Bell, Nels-on Gill, Glee Swiqarl, SFCOND Joseph Milcliell, Roberl Clemenls, Donald Ball, Donald lnqold, James Srnilh, Shirley McBee, Joanne Wybensinqer, Carolyn Arnholl, Marle- Iiin- Tia, ,linniiiv Ye-hner, Jacqueline Richards, Doris Meyer, Garnila Gill, Concella Arlino, Alice Fullz, Mary Elizabelh Lieber. A IIRST' Jerry Bnrr, Charles Sanilf-rs, John Wee-slnn, Richard Palmer, William Snyder, Vernon Konsl, Angeline Recupvro, Alice Kahn, fililli Miinarlhi, Ili-rolluy Sli-flley, Roll- Mary Sylveslur, Euqa-ne Moyer, Alvin Shelley, Ted Nyerqes, James Miano, Roberl Brown. TOT' Clara lorrise, Jani- Frederick, Belly Carlock, Mariorifl Carney, Nancy Gross, Raymond Ballelini, James Bowman, De-lrriar Kinq, Lois llaqi-r, Mnrn-I Cralilier, Gerlrude Nuby, Kcilh Benlon, Richard Doly. SECOND' Ralricia Connors, Lewis Van Fleel, Joyce Ann Wells, Frances Keiser, Aileen Fox, Barbara Middlesworlh, James Ferguson, Gerald Rnhard Andrews, Roy Whiled, Mc-rlie Hinlon, Arlhur Eberly, Gene Gressley, Jack Mason. Lucas, TIRST: Shirley Kramer, Rila Jane Baker, lqnalia DeLiberlo, Virqinia Colvin, Marilyn King, Terry Williams, Richard LaSalle, Clarence Hamrnersmilh, Carl:-Ion Baker, Rosemary Proyenzalc, Thomas Beck, Dorolhy Sprankel, Marilyn Hoffman, Waller Kaiser. NOT IN PICTURE: John Ash, Joseph I-lumrnel, Richard Nissen. I7 sroci4 Nofs '46, '47, '48 FRESHMEN TOP: Ralph Keiser, Robert Buck, Charles Frisch, Anthony Bru none, Joseph Artino, Eugene Gerber, Charles DeBlase, Kenneth Horton, Kenneth Linder, Roiert Canfield, Eugene Francis, Thomas Hagerman, Eugene Alexander, Donald Lepley, Richard Bell, Robert Clemons, Sylvesl ter Lepley, William Kistler. SECOND: Norman Eger, Jim Branco, Maureen Englund, Mariorie Horn, Nancy Frost, Joyce Gibson, Peggy Kirwan, Elizabeth Arnholt, Alice Abel, Martha Gfell, Dorothy Didion, Rose Larnanna, Nancy Castrovince, Joyce Korndorfer, Lois l-lanes, Greta Heyman, Freda Klein, Joe Disandis, Dale Campbell, Robert Whitely. FIRST: Melvin Bruner, Rita Claus, Leola Hill, Geraldine Bechtold, Barbara Biechler, Rose- mary Joyce, Ann Marie Furlong, Barbara Briehl, Marna l-leltrnan, Charlotte Bingel, Shirley Doty, Margaret Axe, Margaret Brown, Rita Hager, Luetta Andrews, Keith Bandy, Dean Brown. TOP: Jaclc Aslxins, Harold Shelly, Melvin Shelly, Richard Williams, Donald McClintock, lrwin Moyer, Robert Pine, Lyle Moyer, Vincent Schlicht, Darryl Shupp, Maurice Waters, Donald Smith, Robert Todd, Edwin Raschke, Russell Ruppert, William Stoldt, Werner Martin. SECOND: Albert Valko, Jacqueline Young, Lorene Scheid, Ellen Woodward, Phyllis Snyder, Dorothy Queen, Betty North, Charleen Radkey, Leota Weishart, Wilma Knauss, Mary A. Prock, Betty Nyerges, Joy Montgomery, Maxine Smith, Norma Pocock, Zita Missler, Rita Missler, Diane Rusk, Edward Moyer, Charles Mira. FIRST: Anthony Santoro, Carl Sidoti, Elizabeth Proyenzale, Katherine Loparo, Theresa Lupica, Betty Martin, Rose Jane Monarchi, Thelma Rospert, Vesta Wagner, Dona Smith, Norma Shina- berry,SMary Soldano, Doris Reigel, Eunice Springer, Elsie Showalter, Delbert Strecker, Wil- iam erriano. NOT IN PICTURE: Margaret Straub. lb FQR '44 AND ,453 SOPHCDMORES IOP: Wnllaiir- Ori-on, Andrew Cullnick, Torn Kendall, Vic or Greenslade, Donald Herman, Roberr Dull, Eugene Di. llf-v, Roberl Gres-n, Kennelh Barker, Fred Friend, Francis Kirwan, Kennerh Beck, Richard Boyer, Richard Consolo, .l.lww'i Bischfvf, Mary Barr, Dennis Link, Louis Koscr, Ted Childers. QFCOND' Wil iam Krrsiolier, Wa ne Baldwin, Roy Gibson, Anna Fullz, Virginia Huslon, Belly Heyman, Eugenia Lifnll, Mary Fllr-n Grimm, Doroiliy Disandis, Lucille Cloui, Joanne Bollinger, Beverly Govcr, Jane Gore, Carl ffirnsli, Charlns Hirlcman, Rila Cole, Denver Andrews, Charles Gildenrneislcr, William Baker, Elvin Fcrrcs. FIRST Rolxvrl Crr-rilins, Fvolyn Hazelbaclc, Jusfine Brown, Rila Lamb, Lois Harpsicr, Jeanne l-lankammcr, Holi-n Wnlwrs, M.moll.1llnr- Kovacs, Rila Didion, Gwen Foos, Tonnie Kerslcller, Rachel Hickson, Donna Jean Andrews, Shir- lvy Hola-r, Palricia Ensminqcr, Frank Konsl. TOP- Jlilin Cox, Dlilv Shimnr, Waller Sloul, Dale Yearick, John Niqro, Paul Miller, Arnold Zerrnan, Bob Yoder, Rivhar-l Riippf,-rr, Jr-rry Wolfe, Gordon Meyer, Michael Valko, Roberi Srnelzer, Alberl Showaller, Dennis Whalen, Kim Oil-lil, Willixvvi Miildlesworlh, Irvin Slraub, BLCUNLJ Anlliiinv Slim-rim, Gvurqi- Faql-rliolm, Rolourl So :inn-rvilllv, Doris Swzrllerslry, Violc-llu Wills, Lurlinv Woods, lllninil liirhiiiiiiri-, ll.-li-n McMill.1n,Virqinia Meyer, Heli-n Palmer, Kalhryn Tracy, Agnes Zimmerman, Reqlna Rlfier, li, rl-'ly Sh--rnian, llarolll Tonovilz, Claylon Siesel, Jim Vi li-an, John Van Fleer, Phillip Sylvesler. FlRST: Kalhryn Williams, Theresa Sberna, Jeanne Welch, Phyllis Welch, Grace Brandi, Jane Timmons, Francis Tuc- ll-r, Rnfh Tucker, NUT IN PICTURF: Blanfline Gallnrn, Arnold Hcrborn, Torn Middlcsworlh, Bealrice Provenzalc, Jack Tribolcf, lv lnilv Whoalon. I5 RESERVE MATERIAL JUNIORS Row upon row of resourceful reserve supplies are shown here. In lhe B. H. S. warehouses ol Cenlral and Junior High, are slored Ihe reserve supplies of raw malerials. From lhese fine sloclcs ol characler, inlelligence, arnbilion, and leadership will corne lhe finished proclucls lor l944 lo l948. PRISIDENT - ---- JOE SLY SECRETARY - - - MARILYN FOOS VICE-PRESIDENT - DOROTHY BRADFORD TREASURER - - DONALD SHERMAN TOP: Joe Czeczele, Bill Bauman, Charles Keller, Roper? Keaqy, Tony Miano, Leroy Eisenhauer, Frank Lamanna, George Giarrelson, Donald Lamb, Roy Paflen, Anfhony Lavnola, Louis Caslrovince, Lyman Brown, Jack Campbell, Charles Barr, Arvid Enqluncl, George Branco, Carl Arline. SECOND: Torn Corrado, Joe Joyce, Gordon Forsylh, Donald Miller, Bud Kisller, Dee Henney, Wilson Loudenslaqel, Rnrh Harlzell, Marioric Doane, Dorolhy Bradford, Joan Hunf, Dois Egan, Florence Koehler, Allvne Heyrnan, Emi: Meyer, Elwood Decker, Edwin Kern, Roy Gilberl, Rollen Hager, Mike Ramon, Maurice Bundy. FIRST: James Hayes, Orville Koch, Theresa Loparo, Adeline Corrado, Alice Ferguson, Eloise Hill, Dolores Heler, Mariorie Bruckner, Gene Kingman, Marilyn Foes, Eleanor Burneli, Jean I-leilman, Rosemary Claus, Marigenc Fred! erick, Helen DeLnca, Roberl Heiriclc, Paul Lieber, James Close. TOP: Don Sherman, Junior Shupp, Eldon Scheid, Slephen Vallco, Gene Schaaf, Roberl Murphy, Joe Sly, David Nap- ka, Donald Schusler, Vernon Srnilh, Terry While, Francis Ryan, Cieorqc Zimmerman. SECOND: Jack Showaller, Dolores Walers, Vera Reilzel, Juanila Rosperl, Janice Schaal, Marlhelln Mi7vr, Sarah Snyder, Marlha Sherman, Gerlrude Regan, Marilyn Slarr, Mary Lou Nissen, Marian Serraino, Jean Todd, Keiih Murphy. FIRST: Felicia Sberna, Josephine Milchell, Belly Paul, Eileen Oueen, Mary Wybcnsinqer, G-eorqine Polhs, Grelchcn Sweet, Rila Sliler, Josephine Serraino, Mardell Springer, Marilyn Smilh, Irene Missler, Josephine Vilello. NOT IN PICTURE: Belly Alexander. I4 FCI? WAR AND VICTQRY SFW AND SAVE MASCULINE APRONS TYPIN6 TFAMWORK TQMORROW S DRN-TSMkN drive, collecled lilleen irons ol vilal scrap, iron, and rubber. To daleeS23,000 worllw ol bonds and slannps have been purcliased by all Jrlie public sclwools wliicli are beading loward a goal ol 525,000 by llie end of May. I 3 TI-TE SCI-IOOL PLANT CONVEIQTS M c I ATTVERTTSING ARTISTS BOOKS PLUS STUDENTS TTOXWG BUILDS MUSCLES CHEMISTRY FOR VlCTORY All classes, nwalhemalics, physics, connrnercial, physical eclucalion, arl, English, and language, rnainlain produclion schedules worlhy of recog- nilion. Direclly aicling The war ellorl, B. l-l. S. in a scrap I2 GN THE ASSEMBLY LINE I SCRAP IS COLLECTED PRE-FLIGHT AERONAUTICS MACHIIJE SHOP IRAINS EOR DEFENSE THERMOMETERS RECORD BOND SALE DRIVE vaIions. A preIIighI aeronauIics course has been inIroducecI. Mechanical drawing, blueprinfing, and maIhemaIics slrress war needs. Horne economics girIs change Iabs wiI'h The shop boys, IhaI Ihe girls may Iearn care for home eguipmenI ancI boys, Iun- damen+aIs of cooking. ON THE ASSEMBLY LINE we find proof +ha+ The B. H. S. Defense Fadory is producing vifal ma- Jrerials in war-Hme I943-men and women Trained in aeronaufics, chemisfry, and indusfry, and for work on Jrhe home fronf. This school-a+-war year has been one of inno- no EVERY DEPARTMENT OF THE B. HS. FACTORY IN PRODUCTION EFFICIENCY ARE THESE FACULTY MEMBERS ELIZABETH EDGAR - VIRGINIA ENGLISH - BETTY HENDRICKSON MARJORIE LANDRUM CARL O, LENZ - ROLAND MORRIS - ISTHER SCHACHTELE MELVIN SNYDER MTNZO STARK HARRY STROBTL - - VOCAL MUSIC ENGLISH, FRENCH PHYSICAL EDUCATION - HOME ECONOMICS - - - ORCHESTRA VOCATIONAL COMMERCIAL - - ENGLISH, SPEECH - VOCATIONAL SHOP INDUSTRIAL ARTS - - IIISTORY HERBERT WOLFE ADELINE WRIGHT MARILYN VANDEVENDER, HOME ECONOMICS, COMMERCIAL MILDRED WAGNER ----- LATIN, ENGLISH RUSSELL WILLIAMS - GUIDANCE, BUSINESS ARITHMETIC - - - SCIENCE, AERONAUTICS - - - - ENGLISH, JOURNALISM GERTRUDE MUNN, PRINCIPAL, JUNIOR HIGH - HISTORY DEWAYNE BURKE ------- ENGLISH CLARA ERDMAN - - - SCIENCE DAISY WILLIAMS - - GEOGRAPHY, ENGLISH FLORENCE YINGLING - A - MATHEMATICS STANDING: Strobel, Snyder, Wolfe, Masonbrink, Sfark, Morris, R. Williams. SEATED: Vandevender, SchachIcIe, Wriqhf, Munn, D. Williams, Wagner, McCann, Yinqlinq. FOIQEIVIEINI -FEEERCEDIQH EDWARD MASONBRINK, PRINCIPAL - SCIENCE RALPH ALLOWAY and IRENE MILLER ----- - - - - - - - COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS ELSA ANDERSON - - SCHOOL LIBRARIAN FLORENCE BATES - - - MATHEMATICS A. F. BAUMGARDNER - - RELATED SHOP SUBJECTS FRANCES CLONTZ and HELEN MCCANN - - FINE ARTS MARY COOPER - - - HISTORY, SOCIAL SCIENCE SAMUEL COOPER - - BIOLOGY, PHYSICAL EDUCATION IIARRY CUMMINS - ------ BAND STANDING: Cummins, Lenz, Alloway, Baumgardner, Burke, S. Cooper. SEATED: Hendrickson, English, Edgar, Bafes, Erdman, Landrum, M. Cooper, Anderson. 8 l Alma Spayd Reifv, Harland Erf, Dr. H. K. Shuinnker, William Grcenslacle, Carl Klein. Nu! in picture: Col. Wm. C, Henry. BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEET Finance: Wm. Oreenslade, Wm. C. l-lenry Teachers: Wm. C. l-lenry, l-larland ErT, Dr. l-l. K. Shumalcer JaniTors and Supplies: l-larland ErT, Carl Klein Buildings and Grounds: Carl Klein, Wm. Oreenslade Clerlc: Mrs. Alma Spayd ReiTz OFFICE FORCE---SERVICE AND SURRl IES In The busy oTTice oT The planT are Tound Mrs. Alma Spayd ReiTz and lvliss BeTTy Kirlcendall who mainTain adequaTe service To Teachers and sTudenTs and look aTTer The increased record and supply worlc oT a busy TacTory. 7 EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT SUPERINTENDENT FORREST D. SWIGART, execufive and lcey man in Ihe business, sees 'rhaf all Ihe school faclories of Bellevue run smoolhly. Under his genuine inleresl, friendliness, and foresight Bellevue Schools slreadily progress. Success of 'rhe B. I-I. S. facfory res+s wi+h 'rhe BOARD OF EDUCATION, who deserve an E for Iheir fine worlc as an advisory board, and wilh Jrhe EXECUTIVES, whose guidance and aid have greafly helped Io improve Ihe qualify of 'rhe facIory's producfs. PRINCIPAL Co-execulive, Principal EDWARD MA- SONBRINK sleps up produclion and Iceeps Ihe qualify of oulpul up 'ro high slandards. I-Iis friendly services and underslanding guidance emphasize his imporlance 'ro The B. I-I. S. induslry. 1 r-.-,-. Tix X, , ga Fw Q 1 . ici.. A IQ, 3, lil -'P Yi 44.4. . 4 ',.m 'I 'fm -xf, '+1. CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL - WHERE BUSINESS BOOMS '4 V X 'Zvi JUNIOR HIGH - THE SITE OE PRE-PLANT PREPARATION 5 , , ..-V .-.. , .v-f-1--X-fy:-,-2-m:5, ,- TI-IE FACTORY ---- IN I-IIGI-I GEAR FROM SEPTEMBER TO JUNE - PORTALS OF PRODUCTION 4 I TABLE CDF CCDNTENTS TI-IE FACTORY ---- Buildings EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT AcIminIsIraIion EOREMEN - - Teachers ASSEMBLY LINE - - - Class Ac+ivi+ies RESERVE SUPPLIES FOR '44-' UncIercIassmen RESEARCI-I DEPARTMENT Acfivifies CASTING DEPARTMENT Spor+s SHIPPING DEPARTMENT Seniors-I 943 MocIeIs 3 4 Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 4 6 8 I O I I 3 5 4 8 4 O EDUCATIO FOR VICTORY FOREWCDIQD The whisTle is blowing, The Time-clock is be- ing punched, and The raw maTerials oT Belle- vue are being shipped in Through The arched doors of B. H. S. DeTense FacTory, number I943. A viTal insTiTuTion in war Time, This TacTory has producTion goals To reach by May 27 and is working on a IOOW, all-ouT-producTion ba- sis. In an aTmosphere oT paTrioTism, The ma- Terials are worked and molded inTo The Tin- ished producTs, American ciTizens, who will Take Their places in winning The war. DEDICATIGN To The STudenTs,Alumni,and FaculTy of B.l-l.S. in The armed services of The UniTeol STaTes, The Class oT I943 graTeTully cledicaTes This ComeT. 2 Q . -.V Q. . k,- '74 ..,A . mf. , fr, - 1 , 'Q H- . M,.- . V , 1 , , , ,V! ,U . . . . . ? , T k Jgrx -'A M, .lf , ,X 1 -. 3 J thx .Ga- if wi-.45 4, --., I' , A. - 1 - . ., - A. 'Q . , .-LV - 'gztl f, '-fy J ' K.. :,',f X , A x . , N. V. V V' 2' gg 4, N ,Y,.-V , , ,NYT A 1 Y., 7.x 1 V: -' ' l., 1 w .14 U .'3,,.' , .. 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