Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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H , ...- K I ' I' ' r ,Q ' 4. U l l r i 5 wa 5 f, I 1 - I u N M E T - Q45 - WMF COMEX 'WMV A Nr-A I- f- Em- v VOLUME XXIV Fur,H.f,f-x by frm SENIOR CLAY' mf mLL,fv1ifmm4'.fw Br-lifwul OP'-' Inu ' 1 v XX X, f 'ffl' f' s-nu , S' ff ., f :ral -n VX -v xt-, y OVQ WUI' Bellevue High School from Seplember fo June is lilce a loresf where grow +he frees of opporlunily for srudy and manyrsided de- velopmenf. The foresl of educalion is in- deed a mighfy one, wilh many lcinds of frees loeclconing lhose who enler. All are imporlanl. Bur Jrhis year special emphasis may be placed on lhe sporls frail because only once in a lifelime does a school win slafe honors as did Bellevue Jrhrough ils l945 loasl4e'rball champions. l-lowever, lhis Comer will show Jrhaf all lhe 'rrails lhrough +he B.l-l.S. foresl are sfraighl and lrue. For lhe class of l945, who have spenf 'rheir enfire high-school years in a world al war, lhese 'rrails lead 'fo 'rhe common oloieclive, lives of service and happiness in lhe peacelulworld of lomorrow. 1 Z , e ry Cm fem fa DEDICATION ------ Page 4 ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY Page 6 UNDERCLASSMEN - THE SCI-IOOL DAY - - ACTIVITIES and CLUBS - SPORTS - SENIORS - - Page IO Page I6 Page 22 Page 38 Page 58 IAM .izyecficafe LTALJ Comef In a year highlighlred by Jrhe winning of The slafe baslcefball championship and four league championships, The class of I945 Ialces pride in dedicafing Jrhis Comef Io Ihe members of Ihe vicforious foolball and bas- Icefball learns, Io Coach Harry L. Slrobel, and 'ro The Ideals of characler and good spodsmanship which he has held ever be- fore 'rhe players and Ihe school. HARRY L. STROBEL Back' OHIO STATE CHAMPIONSHIP HTRAVELINCJ' TROPHY Middle: DISTRICT BASKETBALL TROPHY, STATE CHAMPIONSHIP TROPHY, NORTHERN OHIO LEAGUE FOOTBALL TROPHY, NORTHERN OHIO LEAGUE BASKETBALL TROPHY, LITTLE BIG FOUR LEAGUE BASKETBALL TROPHY, REGIONAL BAS- KETBALL TROPHY Fonf: LITTLE BIG Foufz LEAGUE FOOTBALL 1RoPHY THE I944-45 TROPHIES Z8 3600! Haniced by fall birdies, and sur- rounded by maples, is Believue High School, where are oiliered opporfu- nifies for educaiion, fraining in cifi- zenship, and good sporfsmanship. BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL E .,.,,-.L-......WL -- . ow, .A 1 4 I 6 Cfdmio! jfwm I. D. SWIGART Cgifoocf ffm jfew . THE SU PERINTENDENT Heading Ilie smooflw-Iunciioninq organi- zaiion ol Ilwe Bellevue Schools, Superinlen- denl E. D. Swigarl worlcs Iirelessly Io im- prove Iliem. He Iias The vision Io plan for Ilwe fulure and The Iac? and oplimism Io malce Ilwe presenf successful. Eaclw sludeni can Truly call Inim his friend. THE BOARD OE EDUCATION CGMMITTEES: TEACHERS: Harland Erf H. K. Slwumalner William Greenslade FINANCE: William Greenslade Carl Klein BUILDING AND GRCUNDS: Carl Klein Allen Kisfler JANITORS AND SUPPLIES: Allen Kisller I Harland Erl CLERK: Alma Spavd Reilz, cglorlc, William Greensladey Harland Eff, vice-president Dr. H. K. Sliumalcor, p rosidonlq Carl Klein: Allen Kis Alma Spayd Reilz THE PRINCIPAL In his TirsT year aT Bellevue I-Iigh School, Principal E. S. Glasgo, who came here from The superinTendency of The Frazeysburg Schools, quickly Took charge of The many deTails oT adminisTraTion. School aTIairs TuncTion smooThly under his direcTion. I-Ie is a Triend oT all sTudenTs, who gladly heed his well-planned advice. TI-IE OFFICE FORCE WiTh swiTT and sure efficiency, Miss BeTTy Kirkendall and Miss Virginia Ivlonarchi combine beauTy wifh hard work in Their du- Ties as members oT The office Torce. Like The leaves oT The Tor- esT are The many rec- ords which They keep Tor superinTendenT and principal. ghfrinenf 77 . ., .. .W .,.. , ,. ..... ,.....n.,.,.....,.-..,.........,,.,..c..........,....,,. s E. S. GLASGO Virginia Monarchi, assisTanT secreTary7 BeTTy Kirkendall, sece reTary To The superinTendenT. -7.- C748 ,Jl6LClfLAfy If in LIAJJ our ge . .ilincf fongwed in lfreea, STANDING: Mr. Yoder, Mr. Tefericlc, Mr. C-Iasgo, Mr. Siark, Mr, Lenz, Mr, AIvareZ. SITTING: iss or, iss ri I, iss unninqa M K h M W qh M C I1 m, Miss Hornyaky Miss Cooper, Miss Fmzwrx Miss Jcnes, Miss Erdmnn. ARMANDO ALVAREZ, Assisfanf Coach -Physical Educahon ELSA I. W. ANDERSON-Librarian FLORENCE BATES-MaIhema'rics MARY JANE BEEKLEY, Sfudenf person- nel worker-English DEWAYNE BURKE, Junior I-Iigh Princi- pal-I-Iisfory, Sociology MARY CQOPER-I-Iisfory, SocioIogy I-IARRY CUMMINS-Band MARIAN CUNNINGI-IAM-Vocal Music CLARA ERDMAN - English, Science, GirIs' I-IeaIIh ANN FRAZIER-EngIish, Typing we limi, M045 in running A100045 . ana! goo in eueryliing. 77 SIAWDINC1: Mr. Williams, Mr. Simbel, Mr. Swuqarf, Mr. Wolfe, Mr. Burke, Mr, Morris. SIIIINC: Miss Audvrson, Miss Schnchll-lc-, M Brinkley, Miss Hashnqs, Mass Grcf-nsladv, Miss Ynnqlunq, Miss Balm, EUGENE GLASGO. Principal - Ivlalhe- malics BETTY GREENSLADE-I-Iome Economics ISeconcI Serneslerl MARILYN HASTINGS-Girls' Physical EcIuca+on ELIZABEII-I I-IORNYAK - Commercial Subiecls IVIARY KOHR - Spanish, Lalin CARL O. LENZ - Orcheslra RQLAND IVICRRIS -- Commercial Sub- iecls SHIRLEY MGRTON - I-Iome Economics Ilzirsl Semeslerl ESTI-IER SCI-IACI-ITELE--English, Public Speaking MENZO STARK - IncIusI'riaI Arls. Me- chanical Drawing I-IARRY STROBEL, I-Iead Coach- I-Iislory FORREST D. SWIGART, Superinfendenl CRAIG TETERICK-English, Boys' I-IeaI'rh RUSSELL VJILLIAMS-Science, Guid- ance, Ivlalhernalics I-IERBERT WOLEE-Science ADELINE VVRIGI'-IT-English, Journalism FLORENCE YINGLING-Ivlalhemalics CLEO YODER, Assislanl Coach-Indus 'rrial Arls, General Science ' ' UPMC 1 ' L f n we Jzfufaiard 52,0 UWL 0I 8f5 U 77 oem? freeo mac ing nlowar TOP: Roberf Abell, Maxine Allan, Ted Arnold, Rita Baldwin, James Ball, Roberf Barkow, Mary Louise Basch, Carol Heller. TENTH: Marian Beiler, Richard Boehler, Calherine Brown, Wilma Bulz, Mary Canfield, Eileen Claus, Irene Czeczele, John Didion, NINTH: John Dominy, William Drewes, Jean Erf, Pal Ferguson, Charles Ferres, Mariorie Friend, Charles Frisch, Carolyn Garrelson. EIGHTH: Viclor George, Jacque- line G-ildenrneister, Richard Glasgo, Dick Gohlilce, Eugene Grofe, Har- ry Gumberl, Harold Hakes, Janice Hamer. SEVENTH: Dick Hanes, James Her- man, Virgil Herlzer, John Heler, Yvonne Heyman, Donald Heuring, Jerry Joyce, Maryellen Koch. SIXTH: Selma Knauss, Carherine Koser, Madeline Lamb, Marqarel Lamb, Frank LaSalle, Stephen Merlc, Marilyn Melzqer, Alvin Myers. FIFTH: Marcia Morris, Darrell Mo- ver, Donald Moyer, Charlene Mur- rey, Marilyn Nelson, Rulh Newell, Phyllis Ocker, Jack Palmer, FOURTH: Mariorie Phillips, Rulh Pillenqer, Susan Reilzel, Edward Ruffing, John Ruflinq, Josephine Sberna, Sam Sberna, Mary Kalhryn Siesel. THIRD: Ellen Smelzer, Carl Smilh, Donald Smilh, Nora Slarr, Richard Starr. SECOND: Duane Sfocker, Rosalie Srurgeon, Helen Temple, David Turlamore, Nap Videan. FlRST: Mary Louise Wilhelm, Mar- lha Williams, Thomas Windsor, Ann Wolfe. NOT IN PICTURE: Margaref Mahl, Shirley Springer. Carolyn Arn- Donald Ball, Raymond Ballelline, Pafricia Bell, John Bischoff, Irene Brown. TOP: Dick Andrews, holl, Hazel Balduff, Brown, Roberl ELEVENTH: Ann Bruggeman, Jerry Burr, Beliy Jane Carloclm, Mariorie Carney, Bob Clemenls, Virginia Colvin, Palsy Connors, Muriel Crolcher, Angeline DeBlase. TENTH: Anlhony DeBlase, lqnalia Deleberlo, James Didion, Robert Didion, Peler Dielzcl, Arlhur Eberl ly, Charles Egan, Arlene Faller, Peler Foos. NINTH: Aileen Fox, Palricia Fox, Doris Francis, Jane Frederick, Anna Frilz, Lee Frilz, Alice Fullz, Jim Furlong, Jack Gabel. EIGHTH: Jim Gabel, G-arnifa Gill, William Gohlikc, Gene Gressley, Hunler Grimm, Nancy Gross, Thomas Gruss, Lois Hager, Dick Hamer. SEVENTH: Clarence Hammersmiih, Roberf Harris, Mary Harlman, Roberl Herman, Merlie Hinlon, Marilyn Hoffman, Lowell Holrner, William ldle, Donald lngold. SIXTH: Norma James, Waller Kaia ser, Frances Kieser, Marilyn King, Vernon Konsf, Mary Krupp, Calh- erine Lamb, Richard LaSalle, Su- zelle Leoley. FIFTH: Mary Elizabelh Lieber, Donna Jean Long, Mary Lough, Agnes Mahl, Richard Mahl, Mary Jane Malherly, Doris Meyer, Mary Ann Meyers, Dorolhy Miller. FOURTH: Joe Mifchell, Edifh Mo- narchi, Eugene Moyer, Gerlrude Nuby, Tod Nyerqcs, Shirley Pal- luch, Richard Palmer, Agnes Phil- lips, Anqeline Recupero. THIRD: Jacqueline Richards, No- reen Rosperf, Roberl Ruffinq, Rose- mary RuHing, Charles Sanders, Rose Serraino, Alvin Shelley, Doro- lhy Shelley. Mary Sherman. SECOND: Mary Ann Siesel, Jim Smifh, William Snyder, Dorolhy Sprankel, Bonila Springer, Helen Slraub, Glee Swiqarl, Rosemary Sylvesler, Dean Todd. FIRST: Jeannelle Tibboles, Lewis Van Fleer, Roberla Wallers, John Weeslon, Roy Whiled, Terry Wile liams, Joyce Wells, Joan Wyben- singer, Joanne Zehner. NOT IN PICTURE: Conceffa Ar- lino, Almerico Cenci, John Con- nors, Richard Doly, Theresa Fields, Joseph Hummel, Shirley McBee, James Miano, Mary Provenzale, Geraldine Ramsey, Donald Schind- ley, Barbara Seel, Richard Versaci. ,X 66 P8 gfeell P815 WLQVL in Mae Amd H ,Q 5 , Q. iw , Q - :ex ' - ,, ,sw SQ' ' ' Q: ' su- V 5 f- - ii ig? J , .V ' H n ' '- i ' ff? 3 -V . ,,,.,.,. -' ,,,. Q ' Q Q' Q Q Wg . Nga ..... . .,z'e',, s I Q. - i i I 'Q ,. 4 Q .- -- - , V g :,. ' . A : X X ,J - ' Q X 2 ,Q '- :Q -.I 1 ' 3 ,. S Q . 5 ,, . . 'Q ik as -1, 'I - 1 is- f ip ' f - 5 ' ' , , 2 . . ea. : f . -' Q ,, Q , Q QQE. FEEQQQQ ,Q QQ,,k,,, Q Q ,QV , QQ Qs Q .. , 5, QQ QQ -I Ea . . ' V 'i i , S .. ., . , , ,. N.. ' , ,, N Q V i? Q ,. , ,- ,. - V, a .EQ,Q,,,Q,QQgE,,,.,., ..,.., QQ QM - :. QM. Nj., is QQ Q ,Qi , V , ,,.. .1 ,g E.: n Q Q ,Q Q M . , Q Q r ., .f ,V Q, QQ ,. .1 ,511-:gigs Qtl- Q . -Q.-s, 'M 535. U . -:zgigjigig ' Q H : ,QQ QQ x Q - . 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FOURTH: Donald Miller, Charles Oddo, Louise Papke, ArIhur Parlow, Kalherine Pilfenger, Jo Ann Radkey, Rulh Reigle. THIRD: Lila Reinsel, Mildred Reifz, Gail Rudd, James Rupperl, Donald Schaeffer, Charles Scholl, Myron Schusler. SECOND: Robert Shinaberry, Edward Skees, Marian Smelzer, Jean Smilh, Edward Soldano, Bill Sprankel, Arla Springer. FIRST: Harlow Sfahl, Wrn. Sfedman, Roberl Slephenson, Clara Torrise, Jean While, Calherine Williams, Carherine Wyanl. NOT IN PICTURE: Marilyn Brown, Tom Beckley, Hazel Karg, Dick Morgan, Roberl' Milleson. 8l!9lfLiA QM! 8 TOP: Don Andrews, Eloise Arnefl, Dennis Ashby. EIGHTH: James Avery, Donald Baldwin, Dorolhy Branco, Bill Buchanan, Jerry Carler, Harold Colvin, Ann Crolcher. SEVENTH: Arlene Doane, Donald Drewes, Ralph Eisenhauer, Yvonne Fnwcctl, Rulh Fcrres, Richard Gildcnmeislcr,Wcslcy Green. SIXTH: Marlha Harnmersmilh, Jane? Honncy, Richard Hickman, Albert Houck, Eugene lnqold, Jean Keqerries, Melvin Koch. FIFTH: Clemence Kosellnc, Larry Larson, Richard Lebcr, Russell Leber, Gladys livenqood, Ardin Long, Alice McClinlic. FOURTH: Bonnie Lou Maclvlanus, Phyllis Meyer, Marlha Moyer, Wayne Moyer, Sanlo Nasonfi, Richard Newell, Lorelfa Nuby. THIRD: Sally Oclicr, Bill Oddo, Josephine Provenzale, Lucy Rholf, Joan Richards, Eddie Richardson, Phyllis Roberls. SECOND: Marilyn Rohm, Terry Rupperl, Joan Smilh, Claude Springer, Palsy Slarr, Arlhur Slraub, Harold Slreclcer. FIRST: Michael Timmons, Jack Weasner, Joan While, Kalhryn Wircman, Roberl Wircman, Virginia Wonqlcr, Mariha Woodard. NOT IN PICTURE: Bonnie Bond, Willa Hoqarlh, Gladys Moyer, Billy Cudnick, Theresa Dcleberfo, Mary James, Belly Wing, Opal Tc-cqardcn, JUNIOR l-llGl-l BUILDING ,,,., -. iqku , A is K. 'YS ,sf 'Q MEANS' iii! 'fr 'rc Q V 9 A i l 5.23513 H.- , 1 V, '3 .... .A,i..H . '. u Q T' N' 'l'Q's, ' L .. .,, . , , ,-lm., .im QC. MN ' XX If W' 3 T Tffyyt V W - -. 4 ll A EJQSJQQP4 lun ,fig vu, I945 SERVICE ROLL Former Members of Ihe Class of l945 Now in I'he Service of Their Counrry 'A' KENNETH BARKER JOSEPH BISCHOFF MARK BURR RICHARD CONSOLO JOHN COX ROY GIBSON DON HERMAN RICHARD HERTZER ED KERN KEITH MURPHY RICHARD RUPPERT ROBERT SMETZER HAROLD TONOVITZ MIKE VALKO TERRY WH ITE DONALD WOODRU FF - 'IXIAFL af Slim! g6lC41f gays af ,jE'0l'Lf wma seizvice PLAQUE IN LOBBY In Ihis school year, which saw Ihe uncondilional surrender of Ger- many and slepped-up ehcorls in Ihe Pacific, Bellevue I-ligh School can proudly say Ihar ir has done Hs parl 'ro prepare for a permanenl peace. The high-school course in pre-Ilighl aeronauiics has been recom- mended by Ihe Army, and Ihe physics class has helped boys win special- ized ralings in 'rhe Navy. Ivlarhemalics, English, and chemislry classes also formed 'rhe basis for rarings, while hisrory courses made clear iusl why we are fighling. The school is proud ofihe sons if has senl 'ro 'rhe armed forces. A service plaque in Ihe lronl hall honors all I'he boys who enlered 'rhe serv- ices since Pearl I-Iarbor: and Ihe Comel pays special recognifion on Ihis page Io former members of 'rhe class of I945 now serving Iheir counlry. Those boys who would slill be in school were Ihey nor in Ihe service have received regular copies of I'he Dial and Chrisrmas boxes senl' by 'rhe Girl Reserves. War bonds purchased by The srudenrs helped buy Ihe guns and ammunilion which Icepl 'rhe I-luns on Ihe run. During 'rhe Sevenlh War Loan Drive, s+uden+s carried on a special house-Io-house canvass 'ro se- cure pledges. In Ihe imporlani Red Cross worlc, loo, Ihe school is glad Ihal if had a hand by conlribuling generously Io Ihe drive conducled on a home- room compelirive basis. -l7.. C Q55 l 00lflfLZ5 V2 5415 Q' 51 l 0l'l'L LVL8 fo OMJ' M WITH LENGTHY PROBLEMS, THE GEOMETRY CLASSES EXPLORE THE FIELD OF MATHEMATICS. PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE HELPS THESE GIRLS BECOME THE FUTURE HOME- MAKERS. THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE ARE OPENED TO INOUISITIVE MINDS IN THE PHYSICS LABORATORY. THE SCHOOL PRACTICES THE WORK- INC-S OF DEMOCRACY AS THEY CAST SAMPLF BALLOTS IN THE NATIONAL ELECTION. STUDY IIABITS ARE DEVELOPED AS THE STUDENTS PREPARE TOMORROW'S LES- SONS. VALUABLE TRAINING FOR BUILDING NEW AMERICAN INDUSTRIES IS GAINED IN THE MODERN SHOPS. nmerovw C!0L1515If'00lfIfL rofeclfd ju xSiflft6J8l'Lff5 I CSZAOOK my Siwafenfa meafk WM JCLOIIV 120 LW ARTISTIC IDEAS ARE TRANSFERRED TO PAPER AS THE ART CLASSES COMPLETE ANOTHER DAY. SPANISH CLASSES HABLAN ESPANOL AS THEY LEARN SPANISH LITERATURE AND CUSTOM. AIMING EOR SPEED AND ACCURACY, THE TYPING CLASS TURN CLUMSY HANDS INTO THOSE OF SKILLFUL TYPISTS. VL Cgiuwfenf Adam dw JMUZM limi. ZQWA 00.5 HOMEROOM WINNERS READY TO COM- PETE IN VOCABULARY DOWN. CLAPPING- TO HI-YI-KlYlKUS IN AS- SEMBLY AS PEP BAND PLAYS. SENIORS PRESENT CHRISTMAS PLAY, A STRANG-ER IN BETHLEHEMI' STUDENT ASSEMBLIES In addition Io programs by well-known speakers and musicians, the Iollowing programs were presented by the sludenls: Sepl. Sepl. Od. Nov Nov Doc, Dec. Jan. I5 29 20 9 22 I I5 5 Room 2lB presenrs Miss Mildred Danlclefsen in a Iallc on The geology of Ihe Bellevue area. TruIh or You'll Be Sorry. Room IIB has lun wilh Ihzw Ieachers. A Salule Io the Navy and a Work Parade prcsenied by 204. A conlrasf belween The Nazi and Ihe American schools shown by 224. Room ll7's radio program brings Thanksgiving Through the Years. Mysfery play and quiz program is Room 220's contribution. A Srranqer in Befhlehemu is annual Chrisimas play. Room l2l presenfs a folk on safely and a movie, Safely on Two Wheels. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb. Feb. Feb. Mar Mar Apr, Apr, May Moy Louise Tullamore becomes spvllinq iquonn of B.l'l.S. The Hi-Y prescnls Dr. Slulz. Lcllers are presenled Io Ihe Championship foolball Rodmvn. Gay Ninolics are humorously described by Room l22. Black faces am prorninonl in l2b Minslrol Show, Chorleon Radkey dolixals Elimbvlh Arnholl to win Voccibua Iary lille. A Porfccl Ccnllvmunu is Ihr- play proclucccl by Room IUH. Room 210 follows wilh play, Oh,S.1y Can You Sing. Room IO9 gives LiHlv Red Riding Hood in Spanish, and brings Enrique Valcarce io Inlk on Cuba. Slain- Championship basliulball team is honored by assembly. Junior High shows the lulure Inlcnl Coming lo high school, Seniors as Indians hilariously mnrk n linis Io n yr-ar ol ns- semblies. w V i Y P I 7 TI-IE STUDENT COUNCIL ,7Ae CSTLULJQVLE Comme! we voice of dw fared 55 fzearcf H OFFICERS PRESIDENT - - - - VicTor Greenslade VICE-PRESIDENT - - Richard Consolo SECRETARY - - - - EveIyn I-Iazleloack TREASURER ---- - - KenneTh I-IorTon SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - - - - VincenT SChIichT ADVISER - - - - - - Mr. Glasgo MEMBERS STANDING, IIeTT To righTI: Richard Palmer, Marna I-Ielfman, Jack I-IeTer, KeiTh Bandy, PeTer DeiTzeI, Richard Andrews, George Fagerholm, VincenT SchIichT, Frank LaSalle. Richard Consolo. SEATED, IIeTT To righTI: VioIeTTe Wills, Mary Louise Wilhelm, MarTha WiIIiams, Fran- ces Kieser, Charleen Radkey, Evelyn I-Iazelback, VicTor Greenslade, Mr. Glasgo. From SepTember unTiI June, The spiriTed shouTs oT The War Bond and STamp salesmen echoing Through The hall meanT To The man-abouT- CenTraI ThaT The STudenT Council was again on The baII. These super- salesmen also reTused To Take no Tor an answer when They sponsored The schooI Red Cross drive which neTTed SISO. As anoTher proiecT, They eii1Iivened school work wiTh a conTesT To secure The Council Scholarship paque. When The Council meT every oTher Monday, ThoughTs abouT ThaT daTe IasT nighT were TorgoTTen as The members seriousIy discussed sTu- denT problems and considered ways To improve I3.I-I.Sf' -231 0WL8f NS? 'Z W fm! me I ecof J O! me Amt Those small, gnawing sounds 'rhaf a'r'rrac+ed glances of curious sfudenls every Wednesday aflernoon can now be explained. They came from members of Ihe Comel slaff. who were energefically biling pencils and chewing finger- nails, frying To ge? an inspiralion 'For Tha? nexf Comel arficle. Working info 'rhe wee hours of early evening, Ihe sI'alT scraped The barrel of ideas as 'rhey worked 'ro publish an annual 'rhaf would be enioyed by everyone. TI-IE I945 COMET TAKES SI-IAPE COMET STAFF Edifor-in-Chief: VICTOR GREENSLADE Associafe Ediiorsz ELIZABETH ARNHOLT JACKIE YOUNG AssisIanIs: RACHEL HICKSON VIRGINIA HUSTON ELLEN WOODWARD Sporis Edifcr: JIM VIDEAN Assisfanfsz ROBERT COLLINS ED PALMER ROBERT TODD Arf Ediforz ROBERT DUFF Assisfanfs: GENE ALEXANDER JOANNE BOLLINGER MAUREEN ENGLUND MARTHA GFELL WILMA KNAUSS BETTY NYERGES Typislsz MARY SOLDANO LEOTA MAE WEISHARI Advisers: MISS KOHR MISS JONES MISS WRIGHT DIAL STAFF Ednforial Siaff: GENE ALEXANDER DONNA ANDREWS ELIZABETH ARNHOLI ROBERT DUFF GWEN FOOS VICTOR GREENSLADE CHARLES HICKMAN RACHEL HICKSON VIRGINIA HUSTON ED PALMER CHARLEEN RADKEY JACK TRIBOLET JIM VIDEAN ELLEN WOODWARD DALE YEARICK JACKIE YOUNG Reporters: CAROLYN ARNHOLT JACK HETER MARJORIE HORN WILMA KNAUSS TOM MIDDLESWORIH PHYLLIS WELCH Typisfs: ADVANCED TYPI NG CLASS Advisers: MISS WRIGHT MISS FRAZIER MR. BURKE MR. MORRIS lin! jay e mall Me changing Aeaaom, THE DIAL GOES TO PRESS I-Iere is Ihe DiaI newsroom, where all 'rhe news and noises from Ihe Iour corners of Ihe school Ioresf are coI- Iec'recI, wriHen, copyread, proofread, and finally pubIished in The Dial. The four-page schooI newspaper is disfribufed every Ihree weeks by means of a home-room-financing plan Io every member of Ihe Iwo high schools. Rofaiing edifors and reporfers have much fun and saIisIac+ion as 'rhey bring Ihe receni news Io Iheir readers. ..25... 66 ive fo olflaerd Me !mrue5LL of Me Aired THE on. CABINET FUN AT Tl-TE CARNIVAL Girls merrily sing as TracTors pull wagons piled high wiTh hay, and The Girl Reserves sTarT oTT a year Tilled wiTh many social and educaTional programs. The 6. R.'s sponsored a Fall Carnival which had all The characTerisTics oT a real honesT-To-goodness sTreeT Tair. Also They held Their annual MoTher and DaughTer ban- queT, a ChrisTmas parTy, RecogniTion Service, ST. PaTriclc's parTy, and meeTings wiTh The l-li-Y on Boy-Girl relaTions. LT. WalTer Cooper, U.S.N.R., described England dur- ing The buzz bomb raids: and Tor Their assembly program, The G. R.'s asked LT. DoroThy Frisch, A.N.C., To Tell her experiences oT The War in The PaciTic. To gain specialized Training, Tive cabineT members spenT one week aT Camp PiTTen- ger EST summer. SixTeen girls represenTed The Bellevue club aT The Tall conTerence in Ti in. Miss Mary Cooper and Miss Marilyn l-lasTings are advisers. .-26... 66? CLCQ LA ?lfL6U Q y THE SENIOR CLUB PRESIDENT . . A . . DONNA JEAN ANDREWS VICE-PRESIDENT . . , ELIZABETH ARNHOLT SECRETARY , , , , VIRGINIA HUSTON TREASURER .... , JACOUELINE YOUNG PROGRAM CHAIRMAN . DOROTHY SHERMAN SOCIAL CHAIRMAN , . CHARLOTTE BING-EL SERVICE CHAIRMAN . MARJORIE HORN MUSIC CHAIRMAN , . . . VIOLETTE WILLS DEVOTIONAL CHAIRMAN . , , , GWEN FOOS PUBLICITY CHAIRMAN ,......................,.., ELLEN WOODWARD Donnie Andrews, Luella Anorews, Belh Arnholl, Barbara Biechler, Charlolle Bingel, Geraldine Bechlold, Barbara Briehl, Jusline Brown, Mar- garel Brown, Nancy Caslrovince, Rila Claus, Lucille Cloud, Rila Cole, Rila Didion, Shirley Doly, Maureen Enqlund, Anna Furlong, Gwen Faos, Nancy Frosl, Anna Fullz, Marlha G-fell, Joyce Gibson, Lois Glasgo, Mary Ellen Grimm, Rila Hager, Jeanne Hankhamrner, Evelyn Hazelbach, Marna Hellman, Shirley Heler, Belly Heyman, Rachel Hiclcson, Leola Hill, Mariorie Horn, Virginia Huslon, Rosemary Joyce, Peggy Kirwan, Joyce Korndorfer, Freda Klein, Wilma Knauss, Rose Lammana, Calherine Loparo, Helen McMillan, Rose Jane Monarchi, Belly Nyerges, Norma Pocock, Dcrolhy Oueen, Charleen Radkey, Regina Riller, Diane Rusk, Theresa Sberna, Lorene Scheid, Dorothy Sher- man, Phyllis Snyder, Mary Soldano, Doris Swederslcy, Jane Timrnons, Kalherine Tracy, Louise Tullamore, Vesla Wagner, Leola Weisharl, Phyllis Welch, Violelle Wills, Lurline Wood, Ellen Woodward, Jackie Young, Agnes Zimmerman. THE JUNIOR CLUB PRESIDENT , . ..,.... SUSAN RIETZEL VICE-PRESIDENT . MARCIA MORRIS SECRETARY , , . , NORA STARR TREASURER ,.,,,., ,,.,...,............... . . . JEAN ERF Maxine Allan, Rila Baldwin, Mary Basch, Carol Beiler, Marion Beiler, Wilma Bulz, Mary Canfield, Jean Erf, Palricia Ferguson, Mariorie Friend, Carolyn Garrelson, Jackie Gildenmeisler, Janice Hamer, Yvonne Heyman, Jerry Joyce, Belma Knauss, Mary Ellen Koch, Calherine Koser, Marilyn Melzger, Marcia Morris, Charlene Murrey, Marilyn Nelson, Rulh Newell, Phyllis Oclcer, Rulh Pillenger, Susan Reilzel, Josc- phine Sberna, Ellen Srnelzer, Shirley Springer, Nora Slarr, Rosalie Slurgeon, Helen Temple, Marlha Williams, Ann Wolfe, 127... f-U ,MW Aranclied fo aid! file loawer g I, PRESENTING Tl-lE l-ll-Y Remember The day Ten valianT l-li-Y boys braved blusTering January winds To go in The counTry and dig Through The deep driTTs which had isolaTed Miss Munn's home? IT was iusT anoTher example oT l-li-Y service. The club served The school in more ways Than one. They were hosTs aT The dances aTTer The TooTball games: and They spon- sored Dr. Frank SluTz, who spoke Tor an assembly program and Then held conferences Tor The seniors. Three delegaTes Trom The club experienced a raTTling Trip in The school piclc-up Truclc To aTTend The area convenTion aT Columbus where The delegaTes helped To Torm new ideas To carry ouT The Tour planlcs oT The club. The spring picnic aT The Y camp highlighTed The social program Tor The year. which included several club dances and parTies. PRESIDENT ....,..,,.. JIM VIDEAN VICE-PRESIDENT ..... , KENNETH HORTON SECRETARY ,....,,,., DALE YEARICK TREASURER ....,..,... JOHN YODER Euqnnv Alvmiirlwr, Wayne Baldwin, Richard Bell, Richard Boyer, Dean Brown, Rooerf Buck, Dale Campbell, Roberf Duff, Fred Friend, Charles Gildenmeislvr, Vidor Greenslade, Ralph Kisser, Thomas Kendall, William Kisfler, Frank KonsT, Donald McClinTock, Gordon Mr-yer, Thomas Middlosworfh, Lee Michencr, Edward Moyer, Edward Palmer, Richard Ried, Russell Rupperf, Vincenf Schlichi, William Sloldl, Rob:-rT Todd, Jack TriboleT, Arnold Zerman. PRESIDENT .,...,c,. RlCHARD BOEHLER VICE-PRESIDENT .,,..,,.. JACK HETER SECRETARY .,....,... HAROLD l-TAKES TREASURER ......,.. HARRY GUMBERT Rob:-rl Abi-ll, Richard Andrews, Ted Arnold, James Ball, Roberl Barkow, Jerry Burr, RoberT ClemenTs, John Connors, Richard Defy, Wil, li.irn Drewvs, Adhur Eborly, Viclor George, Richard C-lasqo, Eugene Grofe, Virgil Herfzer, Donald Heurinq, Donald lnqold, WalTer Knisvr, V1-rnon Kunst, Frank LaSalle, Richard LaSalle, Donald Moyer, Ted Nyerqes, Jack Palmer, John Ruffinq, Richard Palmer, James Smifh, Charles Sand:-rs, William Snyder, Richard Sfarr, Dean Todd, Nap Videan, Roy Whiled. HONORARY ADVISFR . - DR. H. K, SHUMAKER CITIZEN ADVISER , , . WALTER STAPF FACULTY ADVISER . . HERBERT WOLFE Y.M.C.A. ADVISER . . HERBERT LORENZ on W, cm Ngiacfi La!!m5 ZLI5 own dforg U CHRISTMAS , IN TI-IE LIBRARY Pam+,pam+,paml,pdn+everywhere,onIee+and han,and evensonweonlhe windows where if belonged! The B. I-I. S. library, always an allraclive reading roorn, became doubly so, when Ihe club painled Ihe library windows wilh choir boys and scenes of The Nalivily Io creale a Chrislmas afmosphere. Books, books, books, loo for The Library Club! Sludenl librarians helped lvliss Andemon dlyearwHh Hweworkolchecbng books Hreadmg shewesf and keep- ing records. To provide shelves for books, 'rhe group is giving all Ihe money Ihey made Hwough dances Book reviews, a book-week assembly, and a Iradilional guesl nighl filled Ihe dub cdendan LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS Presidenf EI b H1 A h If Secrefarv . R J M h Treasurer . Charleen Radkey MEMBERS Carolyn Arnholf Carol Beiler Ch IN B gl dI'O C Virginia Col I nacia Deleberlo I2 E gl d BUYCCU YI O Pal Fox Gene Gressl y Rachel Hick Jerry Joyce Waller Kaiser Donna Linkenbach Shirley McBee Gerlrude Nuby Josephine Sb Martha Will Ellen Woodwa d Ann Brugqema R sernary Ruffi g Jerry Burr ADVISER Miss Elsa Anderson ..29.. C! lfL6LlfL8:5f5 DLA N ra ,748 g6lI C!2l'L tl 885 6Ll 8 MA? President , , Vice-Presidenl - Secrelary . . Treasurer , . Adviser , MISS OFFICERS . , MARILYN KING - - SUSAN REITZEL . BELMA KNAUSS . SUZETTE LEPLEY ELIZABETH HORNYAK MEMBERS Palricia Bell, Jerry Burr, Mariorie Carney, Virginia Colvin, Palsy Connors, Muriel Crofcher, lqnalia Delebcrlo, Ar. Iene Falrer, Aileen Fox, Nancy Gross, Bob Harris, Marilyn King, Belrna Knauss, Margarcl Lamb, Suzclfe Lepley Agnes Mahl. Shirley Palluch, Rulh Pilfenger, Rosemary Ruffinq, Josephine Sberna, Barbara Seel, Mary Sherman Mary Ann Siesel, Helen Srraub. A spiriled discussion goes on, as members of lhe Business Leaders Club meel lo learn of lhe qualificalions necessary for differenf lypes of business occupalions. The club was organized lasl fall by Miss Elizabeih l-lornyalc for sludenls 'raking a+ leasl one subiecl' in lhe commercial course. The club encourages scholarship, school loyally, and experi- ence in parliamenlary procedure, as well as invesligalion of busi- ness opporlunilies and requiremenls. Time ou? from business for enlerlainmenl' resulled in a wie- ner roasl, a Chrislmas parly, and an aclivily nighl. -30-. gor! ana! r5!reAer aloffr Me Aired giefc! 7 OFFICERS Presidenl .... VIOLETTE WILLS Vice-Presidenl , EVELYN HAZELBACK Secrelary . , . DOROTHY SHERMAN Treasurer ..... GWEN FOOS Social Chairman . . MARTHA GFELL Music Chairman . . . ANNA FULTZ Reporfer .... WILMA KNAUSS Advisers .. , MISS SHIRLEY MORTON MISS BETTY GREENSLADE MEMBERS Maxine Allan, Rila Baldwin, Mary L. Basch, Geraldine Bechfold, Marian Beiler, Barbara Biechler, Charlolle Bingel, Carherine Brown, Ann Bruggeman, Belly Carlock, Eileen Claus, Lucille Cloud, Rifa Cole, Irene Czeczele, Rila Didion, Shirley Dofy, Maureen Englund, Gwen Foos, Jane Frederick, Anna Fullz, Carolyn Garrelson, Marfha Glell, Jackie Gildenmeisrer, Mary Ellen Grimm, Lois Hager, Janice Hamer, Lois Hanes, Jeanne Hankammer, Evelyn Hazelback, Virginia Huslon, Peggy Kirwan, Belma Knauss, Wilma Knauss, Joyce Korndorfer, Calherine Koser, Eugenia Lamb, Magdeline Lamb, Margaref Lamb, Donna Long, Mary Lough, Shirley McBee, Marilyn Melzger, Doris Meyer, Edilh Monarchi, Marcia Morris, Charlene Murrey, Belly Norlh, Gerlrude Nuby, Phyllis Ocker, Mariorie Phillips, Rulh Pilfenger, Angeline Recupero, Susan Reilzel, Jackie Richards, Josephine Sberna, Theresa Sberna, Dorolhy Sherman, Mary Siesel, Ellen Smelzer, Bonita Springer, Marguerire Springer, Shirley Springer, Rosalie Sturgeon, Glee Swigarl, Helen Temple, Jane Tim. mons, Kalhryn Tracy, Louise Tullamcre, Mildred Van Ellen, Phyllis Welch, Violelle Wills, Lurline Wood, Joan Wybensinger, Agnes Zimmerman. Long lines ol guesls moving pasl' loaded caleleria lables, carrying lrays lo one ol lhe many lables sel in lhe gymnasium. ll's lhe F. l-l. A. Penny Supper. ll's ll P. M. as several molhers and a group ol girls huslle alooul lhe l-lome Ec. lab, preparing slacks ol food. ll's lhe F.l-l.A. serving 'rhe hungry basleelloall boys aller an our-ol-lown game. Prelly lormals, flowing music, and allraclive decoralions. ll's lhe selling lor anolher F.l-l.A. parly. Then slill anolher nighl when graceful models display dresses l'ha'r lhe girls lhemselves have made. ll's lhe l:.l-l.A. Slyle Show. -31- Zim! H ow Pilftgzi dw woocffancf Loc can Am? H Rivaling ar-v Dorsey or Jamos orcheslra, lhe B. l-I. S. BAND swung inlo Ellinglon and lrv- ing Berlin lunes in lheir annual midwinler band Concerl, which also included lhe slandard marches and ovorluros. The band Iurnishod enlerlainmenl during lhe halves ol all Ihe home loolball games and rr-pmsonlod Bellevue in a Band lzcslival al Gallon. Band members will ncvor lorgol leading lhe parade as lhev welcomed home lhe cham- pionship bankolball leam when lhoy relurnecl from winning lhe slalo honors al Toledo. BAND lmrngwls SCOTT ABLLI. .IAFK BAUV-HMAN IOM BICKLEY llll BUCK RKWBIRI CRECELIUS IIUNALD DRIWES LHISIIR ILRCFUSON .IIM MABIL IUIFENI HRUII RICHARD CVFIIYFR CHARLES IIICKMAN ILSII KEINE IOM MIDDLISWORTH IDIHII MOYER KHARLFS SCHOTT ROBIRT SMEIZER DUANE STOCKER RICHARD VERSACI HAROLD VOCEL DINNIS WHALEN Horns PAT FOX MARJORIE FRIEND NORMA POCOCK DOROTHY SHELLEY Bari Ifwnr-s DONALD MfCLINTOCK BILL SIOLDI lrfsrvwlwrwnns SANDY NASONTI BILLY STEDMAN DALE YLARICK ARNOLD ZERMAN Flags VERNON KONST DAVID IUITAMORE Drum Mainrs WILMA BUTZ MAUREEN ENGLUND YVONNE HEYMAN RACHEL IIICKSON VIRGINIA HJSTON ELLEN SMETZER Clarinvls BOB ABELL D. J. ANDREWS MARIAN BEILLR G. FAGERHOLM DOROTHY FARROW LOIS GLASGO M, J. MATHERLY MARCIA MORRIS JO ANN RADKEY MILDRED VAN ETTEN JIM VIDEAN M. L. WILI-IELM J. R. YODER -32- Flulos M. ENGLUND R. HICKSON V. HUSTON Saxophonns NITA BODEY NEIL FRIEND V. GREENSLADE DAYTON SHUNKWILFR Bells ELLEN SMETZER LOUISE IUTTAMORE Tympani PAT FERGUSON Cymbals WILMA BUIZ ANNA FULTZ 2 lf'lfLlfVL 01705 KK 77 Cry O! 901,119 g The lriumphal parade for The Sfale Champions proved Io be The biqqesl momem' for The DRUM CORPS also. Drummers and buglers, all of whom are underclassmen, make up Ihe unif. Adding pep and school spirif is The iob of The PEP BAND a+ home baslcelball games and all assemblies. I+ is made up of a group Chosen Irom The larger band. The CENTRAL SERENADERS swang Through 'rheir Iourlh year as The school danCe band, wilh mosl of The players members of Ihe Class of l945. SererIaders provided smoolh dance music for The baskelball dances and for ouf-of-Town engagemenls. CENTRAL SERENADERS Piano LOUISE TUTTAMORE Saxophoncs VICTOR GREENSLADE JIM VIDEAN Trurnpofs CHARLES HICKMAN DUANE STOCKER Drums HAROLD TONOVITZ DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Bass Drums Drums D. SHIMER JERRY BURR BARBARA BIECEILER f,Um,,e,5 LEE ERIIZ BARBARA BRIEHL R CRECELIus Clarinefs ANNA FLG? EET CARLOCK - BILLY FU IL EN CLAUS QQl'SlfL 'gQwORTH D. J. ANDREWS BERNICE EERREs R4 SMETZER C. EACEREIDLM DRUM CORPS MARILYN HOFFMAN D- HOOKER J. R. YODER MARY JAMES - B. MIDDLEswoRrH DA WHALEN Buqics GERALDINE RAMSEY Flules NANCY ARNOLD JACKIE RICHARDS HWS M, ENGLUND DOROTHY BRANCO OPAL TEEGARDEN M. FRIEND R, EIICRSQN BEVERLY CLOUD JEANEIIE TIBBOLES D. SHELLEY Y, HLJSTON IRENE CZECZELE KATHRYN WIREMAN ALICE EIJLTZ Bmilone Saxophone RgIRIMAMfARMEEfURLONG EXGINTCIELIISE RECLIPERO D. MCCLINTOCK VI GREENSLADE QERALDINE JOYCE J. VIDEAN GLADYS LIVENGOOD Drum Maiors T b MARNA MErzeER NANCY CAsIRovINCE 'Om Om C b I JOSEPHINE PRovENzALE RIIA CLAus DALE YEARICK Ym 5 S BARBARA SEEL SHIRLEY DOTY ARNOLD ZERMAN PAT FERGUSON - 33 .. BETTY WING JOSEPHINE SBERNA OPCA855 LLV61, or J ri H 8 I9 61,68 L15 6L ELLUCLUQ WL! fl 885 Mr. Lenz raises his balon, The orcheslra snaps lo allenlion as il presenls ils parl in fhe orchesira leslival al Bucyrus, in 'rhe Spring feslival, or al Conmencemenl. VIOLINS: Belnia Knanss Allff' Abel Liifilla Anilrmss Jfuyi P Wel'g Jriari While Rulh Briohl ljrriwr Di.wi,,si CLLLO: Ci-lr-P Swiryirl VOCA TROMBONE: Arnold Zerman Don McClinIock STRING BASS: Kr-nnm-Ih Horlon Jack Hr-Ir-r FLUTE: Maureen Engliinrl Rachel Hickson Virginia Huslnn CLARINETS Donna Jean Andrews Robr-rl Yoder Lruis Clasqo HORN: Mariorie Friend Norma Pocock TUBA: Dale Shimer L MUSIC PIANO: Louise Tullarnrire Jim Ball DRUMS AND PERCUSSION- Anrhonv Lupica Bill Spranlrr-l SAXOPHONES: Jim Videan Jim Greenslade CORNETS: Charles Hirlrman Reber? Srneizer CONDUCTOR: Mr. Carl Lenz One hundred lorlyfseven voices of The Bl-LS. choruses were ioined in The annual Spring Feslival. The lhree vocal groups also sang in lhe Tri-School Feslival when Bellevue was hosi io Norwallr and Mfillard on April I3. Miss Marian Cunningham is in charge oi all vocal music. IOP. Marilyn Nm i.'i y f Cross Lrniisv- Basch THIRD Pairi Tha Willianis SICOND Ja Brown, Jnnr' SEATLD Mari Fri, naiifia ,J Recupero. NOT IN PIC TREBLE CLEF CLUB Mr-Imrir, Frances Kivsr-r, Shirley Palluch, Dorolhy Diclion, Marfha Glell, Carherine Brown, Garnila Gill, Carolyn Arnholf, Donna Lnnq, Palsy Fm, Jeannelle Tibbolcs, Leola Mae Weisharl, Shirley Springer, Rosalie Slurqeon, Diane Rusk, Mary N Sl , ara arr. is Conn:-rs, Mary Canlinld, Marian Boiler, Helen Temple, Wilma Bufz, Thelma Rosperi, Vesia Waqner, Barbara Brichl, Mar' , Jarlrir- Gilrlr-nnieisler, Charlnrrn Murrey, Glee Swiqarr, Margaret Mahl, Mariorie Phillips, Eileen Claus, Susan Reilzel. nirr- Harm-r, Shirley McBee, Shirley Defy, Marcia Morris, Ruth Newell, Alice Fullz, Carol Beiler, Anna Marie Furlong, Margarer Frc-rl:-rir,lr, Jackie Richards, Mary Jane Malherly, Irene Brown, Dorolhy Spranlrel, Suzerre Lepley, Jerry Joyce, Calherine Koser, Miss Cunningham, direclnr. lw Kinq, Pianist, Joycr- Ann Wells, Rosemary Sylvesrcr, Mary Elizabelh Lieber, Mary Ann Meyers, Josephine Sberna, Jean r-an Linlrr-nharh, Eileen Fox, Ann Bruqqenian, Mary Soldano, Rila June Hager, Madeline Lamb, Norma James, Anqc-line TURE: Br-Hy Carlncl, Barbara Seal, Mary K. Siesel, Bonila Springer, Joanne Zehner. PRELUDE CHOIR TOP Helen McMillan, Fliyabeih Arnholl, Lurline Wood, Carolyn Arnholr, Eugenia Lamb, Pa? Fox, Jeanne'-He Tibbolcs, Shirley Springer, Nancy Frosl, Regina Riiler, Belma Knauss. SFCOND' Ellen Woodward, Rose Jane Monarchi, Shirley Heier, Mary Jane Mafherly, Jackie Richards, Ellen Srnelzer, Nora Slarr, Pai Fr-r. qnson, GI:-e Swiqarr, Rarhnl Hiclcson, Mariorie Horn, FIRST' Doris Swederslry, Theresa Sberna, Mary Canfield, Maryellen Koch, Ruih Newell, Jean King, Violeiie Wills, Lorene Scheid, Donna Andrews, Rosemary Joyce, Mary Lieber, Miss Cunningham. PIANIST Lniiisr- Tiiliarnoro. NOT IN PICTURE: Rila Baldwin, Rifa Cole, Jeanne Hanlrarnmer, Marquerire Springer, MIXED CHORUS TOR' Fiiqrvne Francis, Richard Bos-hler, Dale Yeariclf, Jack Tribolel, Gordon Meyer, Roberr Srnelzer, Lois Olasgo, Mary Ellen Grimm, Eu' gcnia Lamb, Palricm Ferguson, Marqarrri Lamb, Lois Hanes, Belly Heyman, Elizaberh Arnholr, Ellen Woodward, Rose Jane Monarchi, Rila Diilirin. THIRD f7rii.r' Alr--anrlvr, Mark Riillinq, Charles Gilrlcnmeisler, Jarnes Ball, Gene Dudley, Frank LaSalle, Regina Rirfer, Mariorie Horn, Nancy Frnsf, Dnralhv Queen, PCQQV Kirwan, Helen McMillan, Lurline Wood, Kalhryn Tracy, Ann Wolfe, Joyce Korndorlcr, Gwen Foes, Manrc'-n fnqlnnfl, Maryr-llr-n Koch. C34-, own! Www KI Ogden fo Mae dy vom lfoicedn REFUND' ,lim V4.h+.w Koifrw Bwmx, Xhfaxvvr Baldwin, Lorena Schc-id, Dowwa Andrews, Rosemary Joyce, Vinh-HQ WMS, Lucffn Arvdrvws, Jui Arn. ld Z1-rmcn. BQYS' QUARTET mm Bmwu, B4-Num Kvumss, E-mm Srmfffvr, BMW Norfh, Rim BaNdwRn, Lmwh HHN, Aqrves Zimmerman, Dorofhy Shefrrvmrv, Doris Swvdr-rsky, lvf-Mn lLx1v!lw.nL, Ihcrvm Sbvrvm, Mfrs CunnimHnr1 ii vi 1 1, f ru or. NUI IN PICTURF Bob DM' CPw1f!vsf'm1w, Mnrir-Ilrm Kovacs, Chdrloou Radlfvv, Mufqnlrrifv Sprirwqvr, PhWp Svlvmfnr, Jnnv Tivmmuf., N UAH' Shimrr, Kr-um-Hr Hurt.-'1 BN Mr1rHmw-wrHw, Dun McCHMock, n.. vu pavwid, Louise Tuffarnrwrc. SENIOR SEXTET .Izuwvw H.wk.wvvvwr Sfwrrwr H'-MH' Ru hr-' Hifkmvu, Virqlnhx Hndrm, RN-1 CMO, Aww Fx -,35,- mnior Cfowd ramaficd N LUOOJ5! f!L86L1f8lf' 0 Jfdfegl ffeedn ,.-' DONT TAKE MY PENNY Rolliclcing llnrougli lliree acls, llie Junior play, Don'l Talce My Penny, under llwe direclion ol Miss Ann Frazier, lcepl ils audience in an uproar ol lauglwler. The plol revolved around llne ellorls ol Penny lo become a movie slar and line anlics ol Kerry and Greg lo prevenl il. Gram Pringle sagely maneuvered everyone llirougli his bewildering silualions unlil llie happy ending was achieved. Sally, llie nnaid f - Niwrrnan Rerler, publirily man Rr-nnv, filafxr- slrurlc rniss Kr-rry, Rf-nnyk beylriend - Calf-b linr abserbed lallner V Mrirli lvnr larm minded lallwer Mavic lwr allrarliye '-islnr - lyflix, lwr mfillier - - - .lrlanna, lmr If-,y,.I qirllrim-id Y Orr-a, Kerrykpal - - - CAST Ellen Woodward Kennelli Horlon Maureen Enqlund - Ricliard Bell Eugene Alexander - Dale Campbell - - Alice Abel Elizabellw Arnlnoll Jacqueline Young Roberl Canfield Gram, Penny! qrandrnollner e Clwarlorln Binqel Monsieur Henri, Erenclw designer - Anllwony Sanloro Clair - - y lMarna Helfrnan Elsie - - -prolly r-nodf-ls - A ' Nanry Pros? Lucile - - l iCliarleen Radlcey Red, llwe delivery boy - - Edward Moyer Harrison Day, llwe aullrior - V Donald McClinlocln Sfudenl Direclor - - - Rose Jane Monarrlii Direclor - - - A Miss Ann Frazier COMMITTEES l5RQl7'lRTlES Nanry Caslrovinfe, Barbara Brielil. COSTUMES lf1if,Glavie, Diane Ru2lr, Mariorie Horn, Norma Pococlc. Belly Nyerqes, Dernllwy Queen, Rila June Haqnr, STAGE MANAGER -Bill Slnldl, STAGE CREW T71-an Brown, Dornllny Queen, Joe Disandis. Russell Rupperl, Leif Hanes, Melvin Bruner, Edward Moyer, Br-lly Norlli, Rila .lime Hager, Marcfarel Brown, l'UBl IC'TY Rila Claus, Marllna Glell, Vincenl Sclwliclwl, Roberl Canlield, Dnrollwy Queen, Marqarel Brown, Wilma Knauss Re'-erviari, .lfnyce, Dale Campbell, Ricliard Bell, Nancy Erosl. TICKUS Mary Soldano Melvin Bruner, Robe-rl Buclc, Ralplw Kiper-r. USHERS -Rnbvrl Collins, Marfiarel Brown, Dorollny Didion, Roberl Todd, Bill Kisller, Lyle Moyer, Rliyllis Snyder, Mary Selnlane, Lorene Sclieid, leola Mae Weisliarl, Elsie Keene. omior ramafic Nz7!Le l9!6LyB fire lffzingn As They donned overalls and smoclcs To painT scenery- and Themselves-Junior DramaTics Club members decided ThaT There is more To dramaTics Than merely learning lines. STudenTs gained experi- ence in sTagecraTT, makeup, play direcTing-The baclcsTage phases oT dramaTics-as well as in acTing. They organized inTo Tour groups OT acTors, direcTors and commiTTees To produce one-acT plays Tor club meeTings. The lisT of plays included Oh, DocTor! . Who Says Can'T? , The Girl Trom Brazil, and The GhosTly Passenger. Members had opporTuniTies To exhibiT Their TalenTs before Town audiences also. Oh, DocTor! was presenTed aT a spring meeTing oT The Child ConservaTion Club. Advisers Tor The dramaTics club were Miss Ann Frazier and Miss Rebecca Jones. MEMBERS Shirley DoTy, Freda Klein, Peggy Kirwan, Charlene Radlcey, Edward Moyer, Donald McClinToclc, Charles Mira, An- Thony SanToro, Richard Bell, Jackie Young, MargareT Brown, Norma Pococlc, Thelma RosperT, Dorofhy Queen, BeTTy Nyer- ges, Joyce Korndorfer, Mariorie Horn, Marlha G-Tell, Maureen Englund, Gerry BechTold, Barbara Biechler, CharloTTe Bin- gel, RiTa Claus, Mary Soldano, VesTa Wagner, Ellen Woodward, ElizabeTh ArnholT, Diane Ruslc, Lyle Moyer, Ralph Kieser, Bill KisTler, Donna Linlcenbach, Leola Hill, Marna HelTman, Lois Glasgo, Alice Abel, Nancy FrosT, Ken HorTon, Bob Col- lins, Bob Canfield, Phyllis Snyder, BeTTy NorTh, Lois Hanes, Barbara Briehl, Nancy Caslrovince, RiTa Hager, DoroThy Didion. vmior Qloereflfa ii ow young Lirala dingv Mix caTchy Tunes, a group oT band boys, a girls' school, a WesT PoinT cadeT, and humorous siTua- Tionsq and you have The Junior High opereTTa, The Band Wagon, presenTed November l, under The direcTion of Miss Marian Cunningham. CAST Hal Brown Richard Gildenmeisler ' BeTTy Lou - - Willa HogarTh Jerry - - - - Jack Bauqhman Sam - - Donald Drewes Miss Eddy - - Marilyn Downs Mose - - V - Tony Lupica Bob Benson - Thomas Beard Sandy - - ChesTer Ferguson Marybelle - - Jo Ann Radlcey Professor - - NewTon Balmer Prudence - - Phyllis Meyer CadeT - - - SCOTT Abell Selly A - Marilyn Brown SenaTor ------- Bob Meacham JeaneTTe - - - Jean WhiTe Tl-IE BAND WAGON l 1 4 l 4 EMM H 77 jw woo A appear - - - wiffr crimoon, Crowe -1 CHEERLEADERS RITA BALDWIN VIOLETTE WILLS MARYELLEN KOCH EVELYN HAZELBACK THE FOOTBALL SEASON Bellevue's I944 TooTball Team, wiTh Their new T TormaTion, sped Through Their nine-game schedule, and emerged as one oT Bellevue High's greaTesT grid squads. Drawing 2,000 Taris To The bleachers OT Harmon Field Tor Their game wiTh PorT ClinTon, They seT an all4Time TooTball aTTendance record Tor B. H. S. While The Team won Two championships, The LiTTle Big Four and The new NorThern Ohio, They also received The honor oT placing CapTain Bob Green on TirsT All-Ohio Team and Gene Dudley on The Third Team. AT a sTudenT assembly, The major leTTermen received small gold TooTballs Trom The AThleTic Asso- ciaTion. LaTer, aT The annual TooTball banqueT, Coach Harry L. STrobel and The Team received Tur- Ther recogniTion. SEPTEMBER I5 - BELLEVUE, I9-FREMONT ST. JOSEPH, 6 STarTing OTT The season on The righT TooT, The Redmen downed ST. Joe, I9-6. The SainTs marked up Their only score early in The TirsT quarTer when They recovered a Tumble behind The goal line. Green led The Redmen, scoring Two Touchdowns. SEPTEMBER 22 - BELLEVUE, O-TIFEIN COLUMBIAN, 6 TiTTin Columbian handed Bellevue Their only deTeaT OT The season in The Torm oT a 6-0 hearT- breaker. TiTTin scored in The TirsT quarTer by sheer power and had conTrol OT The ball mosT oT The Time. The Redmen made a serious scoring ThreaT once, buT iT was ended by an inTercepTed pass. SEPTEMBER 29 - BELLEVUE, 34-SHELBY, I2 Displaying The besT brand of TooTball They have shown in many seasons, The Redmen smashed To a decisive 34-I2 vicTory over Shelby. An eTTicienT passing combinaTion TogeTher wiTh a powerTul run- ning aTTacl: spelled vicTory Tor Bellevue. .Af Jgarmon Ee!! ENDS: Capfain Roberl' Green, Fred Friend. TACKLES: Arnold Zerman, William KisTler. GUARDS: Jim Branco, Jim Videan. CENTER: Jim Greenslade. OUARTERBACK: Gene Dudley. HALFBACKS: Francis Kirwan, Harold Shelley. FULLBACK: Sleve Merle. OCTOBER 6 - BELLEVUE, I3-NoRwALk, izgmygl' 'E A lasT-quarTer comeback gave The Redmen a Thrilling T3-I2 vicTory over Norwalk. Behind l2 To O aT The end of The Third quarTer, The STrobelmen Turned on The heaT and in The lasT eighT minuTes scored Two Touchdowns and an exTra poinT To win The game. OCTOBER I3 - BELLEVUE, 38-UPPER SANDUSKY. I3 The Redmen handed Upper Sandusky Their TirsT deTeaT in league compeTiTion by a 38-I3 upseT. Passes Trom Dudley To Green and The running OT lvlerk and Kirwan headlined The Redmen vicTory. The deTensive play oT Arnie Zerman proved To be a headache To The Yellow JackeTs, OCTOBER 20 - BELLEVUE, 52-WILLARD, 7 By walloping Willard, 52-7, The Redmen gained The TirsT championship oT The newly-Tormed NorTh- ern Ohio League. Three Touchdowns by Green and one each by Shelley, Kirwan, lvlerk, Dudley, and Friend provided The scoring. OCTOBER 25 - BELLEVUE, 47-SANDUSKY ST. lv1ARY'S, O Bellevue shuT ouT ST. lvlary's, 47-O, in a one-sided conTesT. The Dudley-To-Green pass combina- Tion, which was clicking in Top-TlighT Torm, gave The Redmen a real ground-gaining punch. Again The hard charging oT The line boTh on oTTense and deTense proved To be Too much Tor Their Toes. NOVEMBER 3 - BELLEVUE, 6-PORT CLINTON, 6 The Bellevue Redmen and The PorT ClinTon Redskins baTTled To a 6-6 Tie before The largesT crowd ever assembled Tor a gridiron conTesT on Harmon Field. The TirsT halT ended in a scoreless Tie, buT The PorTs came back To score early in The Third quarTer. The Redmen reTaliaTed wiTh a crushing land aTTack ThaT carried Them To The Tive-yard line. A pass Trom Dudley To Kirwan connecTed Tor The score, buT anoTher pass To Friend was ruled ouT-oT-bounds, leaving The score Tied. NOVEMBER 7 - BELLEVUE, 25-OBERLTN, O Finishing in a Tlash of glory, The Redmen concluded The l944 season by whipping Oberlin. 25-0. For nine seniors, all oT whom did Themselves proud, iT was Their lasT TooTball game Tor B. T-T. S. Arnie Zerman, veTeran lineman, was given a chance in The backfield and in The Three plays he ran, he gained 45 yards. iafiaf TOP: Dale Campbell, Norm Eger, Tom Hagerman, Joe Disandis, Bill Sfoldf, James Ball, Roberl Didion, Joe Arlino, Jim Branco. THIRD: Coach Harry Slrobel, Charles Frisch, Frank Konsl, Frank LaSalle, Donald Moyer, Kennelh Horlon, Lyle Moyer, Dean Todd, Irvin Moyer, Wayne Baldwin, Assisfanf Coach Alvarez. SECOND: James Videan, Bill Kisller, Jim Greenslade, Arnold Zerman, Eugene Dudley, Capfain Roberf Green, Harold Shelley, Francis Kirwan, Fred Friend, Sfeve Merk, Assislanf Coach Yoder. FIRST: Richard LaSalle, Roberl Canfield, Manager Richard Bell, Manager Charles Ferres, Manager Jack Palmer, Arlhur Eberly, Manager John Didion. FOOTBALL LETTERMEN ROBERT GREEN, Leff end, Capfain-Bob played oufsfandingly fine foofball and was selecfed by fwo wire service polls. Associafed Press and lnfernafional News Service, af leff end on fhe All-Ohio firsf feam. I-le was a remarkable pass receiver and defensive half back. GENE DUDLEY, Ouarferback-Playing his firsf season of foofball, Gene was recognized for his abilify when he was selecfecl on fhe l. N. S. poll af Ouarferback on fhe All-Ohio 3rd feam. His beaufiful and specfacular passing was a greaf facfor in our successful season. FRED FRIEND, Righf end-Sfanding 6' 3 fall. Fred used his heighf fo good advanfage in snaring passes. His sincere work and cooperafion made him a very valuable assef, and he will be greafly missed. JIM VIDEAN, Leff guard-The lighfesf regular on fhe squad, Jim used his l25 pounds efficienfly and proved fo everyone fhaf a good liffle man is very valuable fo a feam. I-lis quick reacfion earned him fhe fifle of fhe fiffh man in fhe opponenfs' backfield. VICTOR GREENSLADE, Cenfer-Jim has been fhe capable and reliable cenfer around which a suc- cessful feam is builf. ln addifion fo his good work af cenfer, Jim's fine defensive play, kepf oppo- nenfs from sweeping his end. FRANK KONST, Righf GuardFFrank's deferminafion and abilify fo learn fhe game as a senior made him a valuable assef. l-le was hard for opponenls fo move ouf. l-le will be missed. ARNOLD ZERMAN, Leff fackle- Arnie came fhrough in his senior year fo prove fhaf he was a greal' fackle, and in his final game had a lof of fun blasfing fhe Oberlin line wide open wifh his line plunging. FRANCIS KIRWAN, l-lalf Back--Big, powerful, and fasf, Fran complefed his final year of foolball, a ball carrier much feared by his opponenfs. Running off fackle and cuffing back was a specialfy which provided many fhrills. -41- Z?a4Lef6a, ff ll e A fy pines. U THE BASKETBALL SEASON Whiz Kids Are STaTe Champs! So read The headlines. ln Three shorT years aT Bellevue, Coach Harry STrobel had builT a powerful Redmen squad ThaT was desTined To make hisTory. LeT's make a hurried review of The Redmen's sTraighT vicTories for The I944-l945 season. VicTory No. I. December I marked The beginning of The Redmen's baskeTball season, when The Bellevue Squad handed Bowling Green a 55-I3 Trouncing. Dudley swished in a foul shoT for BeIlevue's firsT baskeT of The year. and Hickman followed wiTh The firsT Tield goal. VicTory No. 2. Lorain was The Redmen s second vichm, when The local Tribe invaded Their op- ponenT's home floor To make a smashing 6I-28 score on December 6. The Redmen's speed and accuracy was iusf Too much Tor The less-experienced STeelmen. VicTory No. 3. TiTfin Columbian was The Redmen's Third win when The Tiffin Team played here December 8. The game became rough in The second quarTer, buT The Redmen. paced by Green's 20 poinTs and Friend's I2 poinTs, smashed ouT a 53-34 finish. VicTory No. 4. ST. Wendelin, of FosToria, came To The Redmen camp on December I5 and were repulsed. 57-29. The Mohawks. The only Class B Team The Redmen played, proved To be a sTrong Team during Their regular season as They dropped buT one oTher game. VicTory No. 5. January 5 saw The local Tribe baTTling a Tough Norwalk Team on The home-floor. The Maple Leaves even seized a 7-6 lead in The Tirsf quarTer. buT The powerful Redman Machine pushed baskeT aTTer baske+ Through The hoop unTiI The score-board read 44-28 aT The end of The game. VicTory No. 6. The Redmen handed The PorT ClinTon Redskins Their TirsT defeaT of The season, when The local Team eked ouT 46-44 score. January I2. This proved To be one of The mosT exciTing games of The year. as iT moved inTo a Three-minuTe overTime period. VicTory No. 7. Bellevue meT Sandusky. January I6, on Their Tloor To chalk up anoTher one Tor The Bellevue club wiTh a 44-26 win. VicTory No. 8. On January I9. The Redmen made a hurried Trip To Willard To knock off The Willard Tive, 59-22. Fred Friend was high poinT man wiTh 20 poinTs. VicTory No. 9. The Redmen rolled over The CresTline quinTeT like a General Sherman Tank run- ning over sTicks, as The Redmen kepT chucking Them in To make iT 70-29. VicTory No. IO. Bellevue had To TighT hard for This one, for Vern HoTfman's Tygers uT up a Tough sTruggle when The Redmen Traveled To Mansfield. January 26. The lead changed hands so many Times ThaT iT was hard To Tell who was ahead, buT The Redmen emerged The winners wiTh The headlines reading Redman Whip Mansfield, 4I To 34. VicTory No. II. Cn January 30. Redmen fans marked The FremonT Ross vs. Bellevue game on Their score cards as Bellevue 43 - FremonT 34. The FremonT lads had a 7-2 lead in The firsT few minuTes of The firsT quarTer, buT by The end of The quarTer Bellevue had reversed The lead To I3 To I0. The game belonged To The Redmen from Then on. VicTory No. I2. Bellevue wenT To Norwalk, February 9, To give The Maple Leaves anoTher chance, buT succeeded in piling up an even bigger score Than in The TirsT game. The score This Time being 52-27. VicTory No. I3. The Redmen ran up a 45-29 score againsT Bucyrus, when The Two Teams clashed on The Bucyrus Tloor February 6. VicTory No. I4. PorT ClinTon, Tollowing Norwalk's example, also wenT down in defeaT when They piTTed Their sTrengTh and skill againsT The Redmen for The second Time. The Two warring Tribes clashed on February 9, when The PorT ClinTon Redskins wenT home wearing a 54-33 deTeaT. ..42... 1945 0650 cgilafe Cliamloiorw H 77 Ol'L6Ll C 15 O! fA8 WOO 5 STAND!NG: Superintendent F, D. Swiqart, Principal E. S. Glasgo, Dale Campbell, Conch Harry L. Strobel, Joe Disandis, Norman Eqer, Faculty Manaqor R. M, Williams, Assistant Coach Al Alvarez. SITTING: Elvin Fvrres, Charles Hickman, Co-Captain Eugene Dudley, Co-Captain Robert Green, Fred Friend, Vincent Schlicht, Robert Srnetzer. IN FRONT' Assistant Student Manager William Serraino, Little Big Four League Basketball Trophy, District Basketball Trophy, State Championship Trophy, Regional Basketball Trophy, Northern Ohio League Basketball Trophy, and Student Manager Robert Todd. Victory No. l5. The Redmen returned trom Shelby with a 54-33 win, and the Northern Ohio championship tucked under their belts. This was the tirst time the Redmen have ever met the Whip- pets in league competition. Victory No. I6. Hitting the hoop tor 77 points, the Strobelmen smothered a weak Willard tive 77-IS, February l6, on the Bellevue tloor. Victory No. I7. This one was a close-shave tor the Reclmen, but the Whiz Kids came out ahead with a score ot 52-50, when Bellevue tangled with Elyria. Victory No. l8. The Redmen toolc this one away trom Sanduslcy 66-26, February 26, when the Sandusky lads came to Bellevue tor a return bout alter their severe deteat in January. The regular season, probably the greatest season B. H. S. has ever had, was merely a stepping stone on the road that led to the State Championship. So let the story continuel -43T UVLJQAQEZC! TI-IE DISTRICT TOURNEY - AT SANDUSKY Viclory No. I9. Salurday, March 3, found fhe Redmen invading Sandusky for +heir firsf game in fhe Norfhwesfern Ohio Tourney. They easily conquered Willard, 59-I7. Fred Friend had a hof nighf and scored I9 poinfs, while Hickman and Green came fhrough wifh I3 poinfs apiece. Vicfory No. 20. On March 9, fhe Redmen copped fhe semi-finals by defeafing a scrappy Nor- walk feam, 37-3I. Gene Dudley. playing a beaufiful game, look high honors wifh I3 poinfs, followed by Green's II. Vicfory No. 2l. The following nighf, March IO, in fhe finals of fhe N. W. Disfricf Tourney, Belle- vue and Porf Clinfon, fwo sfrong feams, mel' for fhe fhird fime 'Ihis year. As before, Bellevue was fop, 43-33. Dudley and Green paced fhe Redmen wilh I6 and I4 poinfs. 1 1- THE REGIONAL TOURNEY - AT BOWLING GREEN Vicfory No. 22. Bellevue, 3 I-Van Werl, I3, was fhe score for fhe Redmen's firsl Regional Tour- ney game af Bowling Green on March I6. Van Werf played a sfalling game for all buf fhe firsl' and lasf five minufes of 'rhe conlesf. Green was high wilh I3 poinfs. Vicfory No. 23. The following nighf, March I7. fhe Redmen opposed a sfrong Toledo Macom- ber feam in lhe finals of fhe Bowling Green Regional Class A Tournamenf. The score-Bellevue, 28 -Toledo Ivlacomber, 26. If was a game of zone defense againsf man fo man, buf fhe Redmen's zone was fhe more consisfenf. Green fallied I4 poinls fo lead fhe Redmen. l TI-IE STATE TOURNEY - AT TOLEDO Vicfory No. 24. March 24, Sfafe semi-finals, Bellevue, 47-Massillon, 44-I Green led fhe Red- men's scoring wifh 22 poinfs. The Tygers were leading wifh +wen+y-five seconds remaining when Green scored a fielder and seconds lafer look a long pass from Schlichl, made fhe baskef, and gave fhe Redmen fhe vicfory, 47-44. Vicfory No. 25. March 24, I945, a dale fo go down in B. I-I. S. hisfory, found fhe Bellevue Red- men emerging Class A STATE CHAMPS, affer defeafing Middlefown, 36-34. When fhe game was fied wifh buf four seconds 'ro go, Dudley puf in a beaufiful sef shol' from fhe side, +o defeaf fhe Middies and fo inscribe BeIlevue's name on Ohio's baskefball roll of honor. -44- c Wagga, 7 K o m W' Brownies D e big!-fig. K.b. QM , A ' y '-.VH Hlttlng hm S 4 il I I f 'ff' lit 5 T Q 4 4 4 4 E ew., 14 ,W Tltl THF BELU?Y,U1?G S sr 'WI' BIS UR 90 NWDD' gc., ATE C ,N Imsrmf QM N M A e'f'Sqv'k'.5'f,O xU'0S 'wwf WHAMPS GWEN R60 t A WI' -B' 0 SXMNN urdm Sum, clz1J1soRow'H55e'eC'AffG t. SING 'fifty '74 fave Ft Www, N Mfuum OHAIIr.,,,,n'fQ'f'SbffQ0f,gvu'pf,,,,mm PM M 6 4, cfm or Mb' 'z',f.f. A' O -'Aera it O' MW Aw f5'3n5,3 f'i45five'5?,'f A -..w mf f' . k A :Aff-f -J' , . , Q ,Wm ,M W. ' X ' -tt 3 mln S SPM, ,,f ' .. C W 7' Afpw 0 'Qts D F26 53 can sblgzbw-,W IMS 'M Nliff? fam-S' 'fl Wa' T U 'F eason an 7 f ' W i ixhigf' milky V- 4-,Ma E 0 ' f:,:f::2ff-Q 8 Boys C tw N 'w Will S og 99 ACI, IQ, e rel 7 In Cid 53 A iff. .!. A- fflgi 11 .t t 19 ADM LH .H A . X : I .fuffing St ,ggrulnrlu ate Basketb Champions t Bellevue Redm and Their 1 Coaches you came through in fine style, 1 TQ really proud of you. May y0urW L ship and good sportsmanship folk fi through life. Cond Lucie to AH 4 The A. Ruffing x E ffgafefgaf ReTurning Trom Their Thrill-packed vicTory in Toledo, The Championship Redmen, The besT Team in The sTaTe oT Ohio. received The besT ThaT The Town oT Bellevue could give Them-a magniTicenT pa- rade wiTnessed by Thousands oT iubilanT Tans, mass meeTings oTTering The Team The lcey To The ciTy, conTeTTi-Tilled air as They were given rousing ovaTions, speeches oT praise To The champions, and ban- queTs TeTing Them Tor weelcs Tollowing Their vicTory. NOT To be TorgoTTen is The sighT oT co-capTains Bob Green and Gene Dudley siTTing on The Tenders OT The bus, and holding The sign ThaT The enTire Town was repeaTing monThs laTer - WE ARE TT-TE CHAMPS. And no one will ever TorgeT The vicTory grins on The Taces oT The Team. Bellevue Truly wenT crazy wiTh ioy ThaT Sunday, March 25, l945. FirsT oT all came ThaT wonderTul parade. Led by The police cars and Tire engines, wiTh sirens going Tull blasT, and The band and drurn corps adding Their ioyTul music To The gala occasion, The bus, painTed Trom rooT To hub-cap wiTh whiTe- wash, broadcasTing Their greaT vicTory, rolled iTs way Through The yelling crowd. Following iT marched The American Legion, and Tollowing Them was a procession oT cars ThaT sTreTched Tor Two miles. The parade ended aT The high school, and There The doors were Thrown open To admiT The cheer- ing crowd Tor a mass meeTing. The happy Tans heard speeches by Town and school oTTicials, by neigh- boring well-wishers and coaches, and by The sTaTe champions Themselves. When The meeTing was over, The Team were The proud owners oT lipsTiclc-snneared Taces as Their Teminine Tans energeTically oTTered Their congraTulaTions. The celebraTing didn'T sTop There, however. The Tollowing morning Tound The sTudenTs in another mass-meeTing, a school assembly, conTinuing The TesTiviTies oT a championship Town. Then The sTudenTs heard Dr. Shumalcer, presidenT oT The school board, proclaim a Three-day vicTory holiday. ,46... STATE CHAMPIONS THROUGH THE YEARS STaTe Champions- Ohio Wesleyan Tourney T909-MansTield l9I6fDayTon STivers l9l0-Wes? MiITon l9l7-Huron I9II-Plain CiTy l9I8-DayTon Sfeclf: l'?l2 Findlay l9l9-DayTon Sfivers I9I3-Delaware l920-DayTon Sfivers I9l4-MarieTTa T915-Delaware l'?2lfDayTon STivcrs T922-MT. Vernon STaTe Champions- O. H. S. A. A. Tourney 1923-Lorain T935-Akron NorTh l924-DayTon Sfivers I93b-Newark T925-Springfield I937-HamilTon l926-Zanesville I938-Newark l927+Dover T939-Akron Norfh l928-DayTon Stivers I929-Dayfon Sfivers T930-DayTon Sfivers T931-Porfsmoufh I932-Akron Wesf I933-Dover T934-Dayfon Roosevelf I94O-New Philadelph I94l-Marfins Ferry I94Z-Xenia Cenfral T943-Newark T944-Middlefown T945-BELLEVUE 3058 CAGLIWLIOJ OVVLQ 01048 I --' we Banquels conTinued Tor The Redmen. AT The annual baslceTball banqueT congraTulaTions were read from Governor Lauschep and RepresenTaTive Franlclin Pierce, who had enTerTained The Teams in Columbus a Tew days beTore, gave The Team copies oT The congraTulaTory resoluTion passed by Ohio STaTe LegislaTure. Coaches STrobel and Alvarez were presenTed gold waTches by The Bellevue Tans. l.aTer Bellevue ciTizens raised a sum oT money also To give waTches To each oT The Twelve boys on The varsily. IT was announced ThaT each one would receive his varsiTy leTTer, regardless oT The number of quarTers played. Individual players, even beTore They were sTaTe champs, were placed on honorary Teams. All oT The TirsT Tivo were named on c-iTher The TirsT or second Team oT The All NorThern-Qhio League mylhif cal Team: Bob Green, Gene Dudley, and Fred Friend on The TirsT, and Hiclcman and SchlichT on The second. The lnTernaTional News Service piclced Bob Green as TirsT Team guard and Dudley as Third Team Torward. The AssociaTed Press laTer named Bob Green To a TirsT Team guard posiTion and Dud- ley, who was barely nosed ouT oT The TirsT Team, To The second Team. Then aT Toledo, boTh Green and Dudley were given TirsT Team posiTions, and Friend a second Team posiTion on The fXllfSTaTe Tourf ney Team. When a group oT seniors iolced lasT Tall ThaT They were going To win seven Trophies This year, They scarcely dreamed ThaT Their goal really would be reached and ThaT Their school would be called a school OT champions! 47-- Mcforioud Ofkffermen ROBERT GREEN, Co-Capfain, guard- Taylor Green sfrefched his long frame fhrough four greaf B. H. S. Baskefball seasons. and his famous Johnny shofs probably singled him ouf as fhe mosf specfacular player on 'rhe feam. Bob's speed and grace, as well as his heighf and dead eye . made his selecfion on all fourney and all sfafe feams virfually unanimous. EUGENE DUDLEY, Co-Capfain, forward- Moss Dudley, offen referred fo as lhe brains of fhe feam, generaled fhe Redmen fhrough fhree years of winning baskefball. l-le received his greafesf fhrill when he sank fhe winning baskef againsf Middlefown. A smoolh ball-handler and fine shof. Gene has abilify which landed him on fhe l. N. S. All-Ohio second feam. FRED FRIEND, cenfer- Fred held down fhe imporfanf pivof posifion for fhe Redmen, and offen was rebounding againsf rren 'faller fhan he, buf his skillful backboard play rrade him one of fhe mos? feared cenfers in fhe sfafe. Fred can call fhe game wifh Middlefown his besf. as he secured many rebounds againsl' his fall opponenfs. CHARLES HICKMAN, guard- I-lofshof Charlie proved lhaf size need nof make any difference in baskefball iusf as long as you have plenfy of fighf, are a dead shof, and a skillful ball handler. Char- lie's sef shofs were beaufiful fo wafch. and fime and again he would drive around bigger opponenls fo sink his baskef. VINCENT SCHLICHT, forward- Vince , fhe only iunior on fhe firsf five. was a smoofh ballhandler as well as a greaf defensive guard. Vince's eye for 'rhe baskef shouldn'+ be ignored, however. Dur- ing fhe second game wi+h Willard, Vince broke ouf fo emerge as high poinf man. I-le will be a key man in fhe l946 feam. ROBERT SMETZER - Bob, reliable and always frying, fhe fireman of fhe squad. saved many games by his dependable playing. Bob used his heighf +o good advanfage, and could always be found near fhe backboards, reaching for fhose valuable rebounds. Bob's dependabilify showed up in +he sfafe finals when he effeclively replaced Friend or Dudley. ELVIN FERRES - Elvis didn'+ see much acfion in fhe season schedule. buf as a member of fhe second sfring, he enabled 'rhe firsf feam fo gain fheir experience for fhe nexf game. Elvie's firsf game baskef was in fhe Regional semi-finals againsf Van Werf, when he sank a beaufiful sef sho+. ROBERT TODD, manager - Bob. head manager of fhe Championship Redmen, carried ouf his iob of much work behind fhe scenes. Somefimes he was pracfically surrounded by fhe press clippings and sfafisfic books. JOSEPH DISANDIS - Joe could always be depended upon whenever any of fhe firsf 'ream was our. l-lis heighf and pivof play will make him a consfanf fhrear nexl' year. NORMAN EGER - Norm, scrappy liH'le guard. is anofher member of fhe second sfring who didn'+ see much acfion. Norm is a junior, however, and figures high in fhe plans of nexf year's feam. DALE CAMPBELL - Dale, a speedy iunior, shows promise of being anofher greaf liHle player. ln fournamenf scoring, Dale's rank of sixfh shows he may add scoring punch +o fhe I946 feam. WILLIAM SERRAINO - Bill, Todd's righf-hand man , worked hard and was always ready fo do more. -43- in 0- ,Ks J- 9,43 jim Miz , ,,,-V, . ..!, .1:.,?Q,?m:5,:5.,,,,,,,,,, ,,, 1 I Z z 1 6Aaml9i01fL6!zilo jafid fied REDMEN STATISTICS WON 25 - LOST 0 Regular Season-Won I8-Losl 0 Tolal Poinis: Bellevue 973 - Opponents 537 By Ouarfers I 2 3 Bellevue - 227 229 268 Opponenls - I I6 l46 I I9 Average Game Bellevue - - ----- - - I2 I3 I5 Opponenfs - -------- 6 8 7 Bellevue: Won 57 quarlers, los? I0 quarfers, fied 5 quarlers. High Poinls per Game: FG FT Gene Dudley, Sandusky ----- - - ll Z Bob Green, Elyria - - - I0 2 Bob Green, Creslline ---- I0 I Fred Friend, Willard ----- 9 2 Bob Green, Fosloria Sl. Wendelin - 8 4 Bob Green, Tiffin Columbian - - 8 4 Poinrs per Season FG FT Bob Green - l3l 44 Gene Dudley - 79 44 Fred Friend - 64 47 Charles Hickman 52 25 Vince Schlichi 4l 5 Bob Smelzer - II 6 Elvin Ferres - I 3 Joe Disandis - 4 I Norman Eger 2 2 Dale Campbeil 3 0 TOTAL - - 398 I77 TOURNAMENT GAMES - WON 7 - LOST 0 Tofal Poinlls: Bellevue 28l - Opponenls l98 By Quariers I 2 3 Bellevue - 77 54 78 Opponents ' 46 36 54 Average Game Bellevue --------------- ll B II Opponenls --------------- 7 5 8 Bellevue: Won I9 quarfers, losl 7 quarlers, lied 2 quarters High pcinfs per Tourney Game FG FT Bob Green, Massillon lSIaIel -------- I0 2 Fred Friend, Willard lDis'rric'rl - - 7 5 Gene Dudley, Por? Clinion lDisfricrl - 6 4 Individual Tournamenf Scoring FG FT Bob Green -------- 34 I6 Gene Dudley - 33 I4 Fred Friend - - 22 20 Charlie Hickman I6 5 Vince Schlichl I 5 Dale Campbell - 2 0 Norm Eger - - I 0 Elvin Ferres - I 0 Bob Smelzer - 0 0 Joe Disandis - 0 O TOTAL - Il0 bl Tl-IE RESERVES The Reserves, under Coach AI Alvarez for ihe second successive year, won seven and losi eleven games. This record looks promising when il' is realized lhal +he Reserve Ieams of mosl op ponenfs used some varsily malerial, while Bellevue did nol. Then, loo. fhe fad lhal mosl of 'rheir wins came in 'lhe lasl half of ihe season promises valuable malerial for fulure varsily reams LTA-8 MJQVUQJ STANDING: Nap Vidmn, Mqr., Richard Giasqo, Jack Palmer, Frank L.aS.1Ilc, Richard Bochier, Ted Arnold, Rifrmrd Bc-H, Mar.. Armw do Alvarc-1, coach. SEATED: Jorvivs B-xii, Tom Haqvrmmi, Lyle- Moyer, Dean Todd. Harold Shciicy, Sylvcsicr Leplcy, BASKETBALL SEASCDN SUMMARY Varsiiv Rvservvs Vmsify Rose-rvvs Opporwnfs We Thcy We They Opponcnis We They WC Thvy Bowlinq Green S5-I3 34-43 Puri Clinion - 54-33 Z6-33 Lorain - - bl-28 24-64 Shelby - - - 54-33 23-Z5 Tiffin Columbian - - 53-34 22-25 Willard - 77-IB 40-28 Fosforia ST. Wcndoiim 57-29 none Uyria - - 52-50 21-34 Nrwrwullu - - - 44.28 I8-3' Sandusky ----- 66-26 3'-IB Por! Clinfmi 46-44 fO.T,i I8-32 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Sandusky - 44-26 27-33 Wyylxirci ----. 59-I7 Willard . 59-22 37-3 N,,,Wl,,k - , 374, Cresiiine - - - 70-Z9 32-30 pm, CHMOH ----- 43-33 Bvliovur' Sf, Mary!- Hrmiqm House- If-am 35-34 REGWNAL TOURNAMENT Mfmm-id .... 4:-34 is-30 Vfm WN' ----'- 3'-'3 Fremont Ross - - 43-34 33-I2 Mxicdo MdCm b'3' ' ' ' 2846 NO'WH'k - 5247 30-44 STATE TOURNAMENT Bucyrus - 45-29 33-I5 Massmop ,---, 47-44 Middicfowrm ---- 36-34 .451-. jnframuraf CWMLM 50145, ROOM IO9 00. JR.-SR. BASKETBALL CHAMPS n rown, alph Kieser, Eugene AI ro. FROSH-SOPHS CHAMPS Room 122 Y 9 Mqrlr Roberf Barkow, John Rufling. Wilh icing baslcelballn heading fhe lisl ol numerous inlramural aclivilies, fhe l945 season offered sporfs lor all-and beller phvsiques lo show for 'rheir effort l-lealfhy B. H. S. sludenfs enioved vollev ball, ping-pong, solfball, boxing, wresfling. basket ball, swimming, louch loofball, badminlon, and soccer during lhe noon hours. Because ol V-E dav celebralions, The annual lnlramural Feslival could nol be held. INTRAMURAL WINNERS TOUCH FOOTBALL VOLLEYBALL Junior-Senior Division Junior-Senior Division Room 2lO Room 2lO W. Fullz M. Rulfing W. Fullz M. Rulfing R. l-ler+zer B. Smelzer R. l-lerlzer B. Smelzer C. l-liclcman J. Yoder C. Hickman J. Yoder Freshman-Sophomore Division Freshman-Sophomore Division Room 224 Room 224 A. Cenci W. Gohlike A. Cenci W. Gohlilce C. Egan E. Mover C. Egan E. Moyer J. Gabel J. Miano J. Gabel J. Miano R. Whiled R. Whiled Arnold, Coach Alvarez Jim Videan PUSH-UPS BOXING pA75ica jfaining Ar BASKETBALL Junior-Senior Division Room IO9 G. Alexander E. Gerber D. Brown R. Kieser M. Bruner K. Linder Freshman-Sophomore Division Room l22 C. Frisch R. Canfield S. Merlc R. Hanes T. Arnold l-l. Gumberl R. Barlcow V. l-lerlzer J. Didion D. Moyer J. Ruflinq BOXING J. Palmer W. Sloldl F. Konsl J. Videan N. Videan WRESTLING T. Arnold D. Moyer D. Linlc M. Rulling PING PONG Junior-Senior Division W. Marlin Freshman-Sophomore Division B. Golwlilce BADMINTON Junior-Senior Division V. Schliclil Fresl'1man'Sopl'iomore Division F. LaSalle gicfncafion ir A ' pflydicaf STUNTS ARE FUN GIRLS' HNITRATVTURALS SporTs Tor all and all Tor sporTs is The aim oT The Girls' Physical EducaTion De- parTmenT. Twice a weelc The girls Talae over The gymnasium and swimming pool, and every Tuesday and Thursday noons exciTing girls' inTramural conTesTs are scheduled. The TirsT Tall days Tound The girls playing SOCCER on The playing Tield behind The school. NexT came VCLLEYBALL. ln a lively series oT homeroom mixed volley ball con- TesTs, rooms 2lO and 224 were The winners. A girls' class volleyball TournamenT Tol- lowed wiTh many parTicipaTing. Winner oT The singles eliminaTion PING PON6 TournamenT is CharloTTe Bingel in The Junior-Senior division, while Susan ReiTzel is champion in The Freshman-Sopho- more division, Jean ErT and Susan ReiTzel Tool: The girls' doubles TiTle, and Vince SchlichT and Jaclcie Young Teamed up To win The mixed doubles. Honors in The BADMINTON singles wenT To RiTa Cole in The Junior-Senior di- vision and To Joanne Zehner in The Freshman-Sophomore group. Joanne Zehner and DoroThy Shelley capTured The girls' doubles, and Vince SchlichT and Jaclrie Young again were vicTorious in The mixed doubles. A SOFTBALL TournamenT was played, buT resulTs were noT lcnown aT The Time The ComeT wenT To press. Girls' BASKETBALL is always Tun aT Bellevue High School! WiTh The Tamiliar swish and sTeady bang-up playing, The cagey Sloppy Joes again capTured The girls' championship. This is The sevenTh sTraighT year ThaT The Sloppy Joes have been ac ...54.. ir 5 7 Z?cwAeIfAa! claimed Champs, alThough The membership of The Team has necessarily changed. Members of The presenT vicTorious.Sloppy Joes are CapTain Jackie Young, Joyce Korndorfer, Mariorie l-lorn, Lois Glasgo, Lorene Scheid, and Ellen Woodward. In a Tie for second place in The girls' baslceTbaIl Tourney are The Bulldozers, cap- Tained by Paf Fox. and The WildcaTs, capTained by RiTa Baldwin. EighTy girls played in The round-robin Tournament which was organized for eighT Teams: Sloppy Joes, Bulldozers. WildcaTs, Tigers, Whirlwinds, Blaclc Widows, McCal- lisTers, and Bobby Sox. AT The end of The season, Two All-STar Teams were chosen from among The besT players of The eighT Teams. Members of The WhiTe All-STars are CapTain JusTine Brown, Marjorie Horn, DoroThy Shelley, DoroThy Sherman, MargueriTe Springer, Char- loTTe Bingel, RiTa Cole, and Lorene Scheid. The Red All-STars, capTained by Donna Andrews, include Janice Hamer, Joyce Korndorfer, Jaclcie Young, RiTa Baldwin, PaT Fox, Virginia l-lusTon, and Ellen Woodward. ln a FOUL SHOOTING conTesT, Marjorie Horn and Jean Erf are The winners in Their respecfive divisions, ALL-STARS: STANDING: Ellen Woodward, Joyce Korndorler, Virginia Husion, Paf Fox, Rach Hickson, Margueriie Springer, RiTa Cole, Mariorie Horn, Dorofhy Sherman. KNEELING: Jackie Young, Janice Hamer, Donna Andrews, Jusline Brown, Cha Ioffe Bingel, Lorene Scheid, Doroihy Shelley. PING PONG: RiTa Cole, Virginia HusTon, Donna Andrews, Charlofre Binqel. RED AND WHITE ALL-STARS PING PONG l as -55- Qr 5 Qxdlffaific ddociozfion Developmenf of clean a'rhIe+ics, good sporrsmanship, and inifiarive are +he goals of fhe Girls' Afhlefic Associaiion. The G.A.A. may nor have regular meefings, buf if is one of Ihe mosf acfive clubs in Bellevue High School. Girls who parricipafe in inframurals ge? poinI's for each spori' enrered. When a girl has earned 80 poinfs, she becomes a member of Ihe G.A.A.: bul' her real goal is +o accumulale 250 poinfs which will en+i1'Ie her Io wear Ihe whi+e Girls' lnframural B of Bellevue High School. WINNERS OF THE GIRLS' INTRAMURAL B - 250 POINTS Seniors Juniors DONNA ANDREWS CHARLOTTE BINGEL RITA COLE MARJORIE HORN GWEN FOOS PEGGY KIRWAN RACHEL HICKSON JACKIE YOUNG VIRGINIA HUSTON DOROTHY SHERMAN G.A.A. MEMBERS - 80 POINTS - I943-'44 - I944-'45 SENIORS: Donna Andrews, Ri'ra Cole. Gwen Foos, Evelyn Hazelbaclc. Rachel Hiclcson, Virginia Husron, Eugenia Lamb. Dorolhy Sherman, Lurline Wood. JUNIORS: Charlorfe Bingel, Rifa Claus. Maureen Englund, Nancy Frosf, Ann Marie Furlong, Marna HeI+man, Marjorie Horn. Rosemary Joyce, Peggy Kirwan. Joyce Korndorfer, Rose Jane Monarchi, Charleen Racllcey, Diane Rusk, Lorene Scheicl, Phyllis Snyder, Ellen Woodward, Jaclcie Young. SOPHOMORES: Rifa Baldwin. Jean Erf, Janice Hamer, Susan Reifzel, Nora Sfarr. NEW G.A.A. MEMBERS - 80 POINTS - I944-'45 SENIORS: Jusfine Brown, Rira Diclion, Anna Ful'rz, Marguerife Springer, Louise Tuifa- more. JUNIORS: Lueffa Andrews, Elizaloelh Arnholr, Margare+ Brown, Nancy Casirovince Dororhy Diclion, Shirley Dory, Joyce Gibson, Berry Nyerges. SOPHOMORES: Margarel Lamb. Josephine Sberna. FRESHMEN: Carolyn Arnholl, Palricia Fox, Frances Kieser, Doris Meyer, Dorolhy Shelley, Glee Swigart Jeaneffe Tibboles, Joanne Zehner. .-56... Y waficd THE Aoufmcs cLuB READY! Tor PICTURE: STANDING: Evelyn I-lazelback, Rachel Hickson, Jean Erf, Frances Kin-ser, Pal Fox, Miss M, Haslinqs, Glee Swiqarf, Donna Andrews, Joanne Zehner, Pal Connors. SEATED: Belly Nyerges, Barbara Briehl, Ann Marie Furlong, Euqenia Lamb, Anna Fulfz, Nancy Frosl, Joyce Gibson, Marqarel Lamb, Peggy Kirwan. Membership in The Aqualics Club is sure proof 'rhal a girl is a good swimmer. To be aclmifled Io The club, one musf pass diflicull swimming Iesls wilh a high average. The successful mermaids assisled Miss I-laslings wilh swimming classes during Ihe year. The highlighl of The Aquafics social year was The second annual co-ed Splash Parry, which cerlainly lived up 'ro ifs name in an evening of hilarious lun. MEMBERS Presidenf - - - , - EVELYN HAZELBACK Vice-Presidenl -a-- - - MAUREEN ENGLUND - - - - BARBARA BRIEHL - MISS MARILYN HASTINGS Membership Chairman - Adviser ------ MEMBERS - I944-45 INITIATES - 1945 ALICE ABEL PATSY CONNORS NANCY FROST JEAN ERF RACHEL HICKSON PAT FOX EUGENIA LAMB CHARLEEN RADKEY DONNA ANDREWS ANN MARIE FURLONG JOYCE GIBSON PEGGY KIRWAN MARGARET LAMB BETTY NYERGES ANN FULTZ FRANCES KIESER JOSEPHINE SBERNA GLEE SWIGART JOANNE ZEHNER l 1 eniom a,7!Le pri e of Me Amd ROBERT GREEN, Presidenf JAMES VIDEAN, Vice-President VIRGINIA HUSTON, Secretary CHARLES HICKMAN, Treasurer DENVER DONNA JEAN WAYNE LELAND JOANNE ANDREWS ANDREWS BALDWIN BEEBE BOLLINGER RICHARD BOYER JUSTINE BROWN JOHN BRUGGEMAN THEODORE CHILDERS LUCILLE CLOUD ....59.- RITA COLE RICHARD CONSOLO, ROBERT CRECELIUS RITA DIDION EUGENE DUDLEY ROBERT DUFF GEORGE FAGERHOLM ELVIN FERRES OWEN FOOS FREDERICK FRIEND ANNA FULTZ WILLIAM F-ULTZ lwiIhdrawn, ilinessj CHARLES GILDENMEISTER VICTOR GREENSLADE MARY ELLEN G-RIMM JEANNE HANKAMMER Navy EVELYN HAZELBACK RICHARD HERTZER, Navy SHIRLEY HETER BETTY HEYMAN RACHEL HICKSON THOMAS KENDALL FRANCIS KIRWAN FRANK KONST LOUIS KOSER MAGDALINE KOVACS EUGENIA LAMB DENNIS LINK HELEN MCMILLAN GORDON MEYER LEE MICHENER eniom 1945 U 051105: oreaf men ana! mafe TOM MIDDLESWORIH WILLIAM MIDDLESWORTH EDWARD PALMER RICHARD RIED REGINA RITTER MARK RUFFING ANTHONY SBERNA THERESA SBERNA DOROTHY SHERMAN DALE SHIMER CLAYTON SIESEL ROBERT SMETZER, Navy MARGUFRITE SPRING-ER DORIS SWEDERSKY PHILIP SYLVESTER -62- eniom JANE TIMMONS HAROLD TONOVITZ, Navy KATHRYN TRACY JACK TRIBOLET LOUISE TUTTAMORE JOHN VAN FLEET PHYLLIS WELCH DENNIS WHALEN VIOLETTE WILLS JERRY WOLFE LURLINE WOOD DALE YEARICK JOHN YODER ARNOLD ZERMAN AGNES ZIMMERMAN Nor picfured: JOSEPH BISCHOFF IArmyl, MARK BURR lNavyl, KEITH MURPHY lNavyl, RICHARD RUPPERT lArmyl, TERRANCE WH ITE lNavyl, DONALD WOODRUFF CNavyj FAREWELL SONG OF CLASS OF l945 Melody: Jusf a Prayer Away Now we come +o sav goodbye From lhis year's senior class. As we leave dear Bellevue High We won'f forger our pasf. Alfer we have gone, memories linger on Of good limes spenl while here, Of years gone by, your guidance nigh, Happy Ihoughfs of fhe palh we've sped, Now we come To say so-long In our final parling song. -63 Words: Doris Swedersky ll We are leaving Bellevue High The class of green and while, And we know we'll miss you all As we carry on Ihe fiqhl. Lei us be remembered by our ls Ihe molto we have picked. How hard we've worked for our To improve in every way! Once again we bid farewell From the class of 45. deeds, SUCCESS 1945 4 676104 free wimin Me grove aa iff! own. pecu lar c arnw DENVER ANDREWS: ANDY lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. DONNA JEAN ANDREWS: DONNlE Harmony Club I: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra l, 2, 3, 4: Home Room OHicer 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Pro ram Chair- man 2, Presidenl 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Slugenl Council 3: Dial Slaff 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Vice- Presldenl 4: Music Award 3, 4: Prelude Choir 3, 4, Secrelary 4: Aqualics 4: Mixed Chorus 4. WAYNE BALDWIN: BALDY r m rals I3 ' 2 4 Secr I r 2' lnlau I, 2, ,4: Hi-Y I, ,3, , eay, Varsily Foofball 4: Mixed Chorus 4. LELAND BEEBE: WlLD BILL Clyde High School I, 2, 3: Junior Play 3: Bellevue High School 4. JOSEPH BISCHOFF: JOE In the service. JOANNE BOLLINGER: JO Girl Reserve 2: Come? Slaff 4. RICHARD BOYER: CHINK lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Slage Crew I, 2, 4: Reserve Foolball 2. JUSTINE BROWN: BROWNlE Harmony Club I: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Music Award 4: G. A. A. 4. JOHN BRUGGEMAN: BUGGER MI. Sf. Francis, Indiana: Baskelball I, 2, 3: Foofball l, 2, 3: Soffball I, 2, 3: Dramalics Club I, 2, 3: Sfamp Club I, 2, 3: Boys' Choir I, 3: Swimmin 3: Caucus Club 3: Chronicle Junior 3: Bellevue High School: lnlramurals 4. MARK BURR In fhe service. THEODORE CHILDERS: FATSO lnframurals l, 2, 3, 4. LUCILLE CLOUD: LUCY Library Club 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 4. RITA COLE: WEEDY Operella I: Harmon Club I, 2: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Sludenll Council 2: Library Club 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4: Swing Fesfival 2, 3, 4: Dial Sfaff 3: Class Play 3, 4: usuc Award 3, 4: Prelude Choir 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Thespians 4: Senior Sexlefle 4: Mixed Chorus 4. RICHARD CONSOLO: CONSWAYLO Reserve Baslcelball I, 2: lnrramurals I, 3, 4: Class Treasurer 3: Sludenl Council 4. ROBERT CRECELIUS: CRECY Varsify Swimming I: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Life Saving 2: Seamanship Class 3: Music Award 3, 4. RITA DIDION: RICKY Harmony Club I: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girls Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spring Feslival 3, 4: F. 'lAI.4A. 3, 4: Music Award 4: Mixe Chorus 4: G. A. . . EUGENE DU DLEY: MOSE Class Secrefary I: Sfudenl Council I, 3, Vice-Presidenf 3: Varsily Basketball I, 2, 3 4, Caplain 3, Co-Capfain 4: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Varsily Foolball 4: Senior Play 4: Nafional Alhlelic Scholarship 4: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4: Thespians 4. ROBERT DUFF: DUFFY Inlramurals I, 2, 3: Dial Slaff I, 2, 3, 4' Hi-Y I 2, 3, 4: Home Room Officer 2: Come? SlaIII 3, 4: .Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Nafional Honor SOCIBIY 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Thespians 4. -64.- H GEORGE FAGERHOLM: BRAIN Band I, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 23 Student Council 43 Na- tional Honor Society 43 Music Award 4. ELVI N FERRES: lKE Freshman Basketball I3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 33 Varsity Basketball 43 National Athletic Scholarship 4. GWEN FOOS: SPECKY Harmony Club I, 23 Student Council I, 23 Band I, 2, 33 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Pro- ram Chairman 2, Devotions Chairman 43 G. A. A. -2, 3, 43 Spring Festival 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 3, 43 Dial Staff 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 F. H. A. 4, Treasurer 43 Mixed Chorus 4, Secretary 4. FRED FRIEND: IRISH Freshman Basketball I3 Reserve Basketball I, 23 Varsity Baskeball I, 2, 3, 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 33 Varsity Football 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 4. ANNA FULTZ: ANNl E Drum Corps I3 Operetta I3 Harmony Club I, 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 43-I re- lude Choir 33 A uatics 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F. A. 4, Music Chairman 43 G. A. A. 43 Senior Sextette 4. WILLIAM FULTZ Not graduating. CHARLES GILDENMEISTER: GlLLIE Boys' Glee Club I3 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus I, 3, 43 Seamanship Class 33 Spring Festival 3, 43 Music Award 4. ROBERT GREEN: GRAVE DlGGER Reserve Football I3 Freshman Basketball I3 Student Council I, 23 Track I, 2, 33 Hi-Y I, 2, 33 Varsity Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Class President I, 3, 4, Home Room Officer 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Varsity Football 3, 4, Captain 4. VICTOR GREENSLADE: JIM Freshmen Baskeball I3 Operetta I3 Mixed Chorus I3 Reserve Football I 23 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4' Central Serenaders I, 2, 3, 43 Class Vice- President l, 33 Junior Life Saving 23 Dramatics Club 33 Junior Pla! 33 Varsity Football 3, 43 Comet Staff 3, 4, Editor-in- hief 43 Dial Staff 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Student Council 43 National Athletic Schol- arship 43 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY ELLEN GRIMM: MARY Harmony Club I, 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Spring Fes- tival 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Intramurals 43 F. H. A. 43 Music Award 43 Mixed Chorus 4. -55.- JEANNE HANKAMMER: HANK Harmony Club I, 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 F. H. A. 43 Music Award 43 Pre- lude Choir 43 Senior Sextette 4. EVELYN HAZELBACK: EFFl E Class Vice-President I, Home Room Officer 23 Har- mony Club I, 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Vice-President 2, Social Chairman 33 Aquatics 2, 3, 4, President 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 43 Dial Staff 33 Student Council 3, 4, Secre- tary 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Cheer Leader 3, 43 Senior Play 43 F. H. A. 4, Vice-President 43 Thespians 43 Music Award 4. RICHARD HERTZER: H ERTZ Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HETER: SH I RL Library Club I3 Drum Corps I, 23 Harmony Club 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Spring Festival 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 33 Music Award 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Prelude Choir 43 Senior Sextette 43 Operetta I. BETTY HEYMAN: Fl NK Operetta li Drum Corps l, 23 Harmony Club I, 23 Girls' Glee Club 23 Intramurals 2, 33 Girl, Reserves 2, 3, 43 Music Festival 2, 3, 43 F. H. A. 33 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Thespians 43 Music Award 4. CHARLES HICKMAN: HOT SHOT Freshman Basketball I3 Reserve Basketball I, 23 Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Central Serenaders I, 2, 3 43 Student Council 33 Varsit Basketball 3, 43 Class Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Dial Staff 3, 43 Music Award 3, 4. RACHEL H ICKSON: TESSI E Bucyrus High School: Junior Life Saving I3 Blue Tri- angle I3 G. A. A. I3 Band I3 Orchestra I3 Bellevue High School: Harmony Club 23 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 A uatics 2, 3, 43 G. A: A. 2, 3, 43 Band 2, 3, 4, Drum mlaior 43 Orchestra 2, 3, 43 Class Pla 3, 43 Dial Staff 3, 43 Library Club 3, 43 Thespians 3, 43 Music Award 3 43 Prelude Choir 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Comet Staff 43 National Honor Society 43 Quill' and Scroll 43 Senior Sextette 4. VIRGINIA HUSTON: JINNY Operelta I3 Harmony Club I, 23 Intramurals I, 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 43 Orchestra I, 2, 3, 43 Girls' Glee Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, 43 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3,'43 Student Council 33 Class Play 3, 43 Dial Staff 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Prelude Choir 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Class Secretary 43 Cornet Staff 43 F. H. A. 43 National Honor Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Thespians 43 Senior Sextette 4. THOMAS KEN DALL: BUCK Hi-Y 4. FRANCIS KIRWIN: BEE Hi-Y I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Track 2: Reserve Foot- ball 2: Varsity Football 2, 4. FRAN K KONST: ROCK Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 4: Junior Life Saving 2: Varsity Football 4. LOUIS KOSER: FRENCHY MAGDALINE KOVACS: MAGGl E Harmony Club I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves 2: Spring Festival 2, 3: Prelude Choir 3: Girls' ileedqub 3: Mixed Chorus 4: Thespians 4: Music war . EUGENIA LAMB: JEANNE Harmony Club I 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Aquatics 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Prelude Choir 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Music Award 4. DENNIS LINK: GENE Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. HELEN McMILLAN: JONATHAN Operetta I: Harmony Club I: Girls' Glee Club 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4.: Prelude Choir 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4: Mu- sic Award 4: Mixed Chorus 4. GORDON MEYER: MOE Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Mixed Chorus 4. LEE MICHENER: MICH Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Varsitg Swimming I, 3: Boys' Glee Club 2, 3: Operetta 2, : Track 3. THOMAS MIDDLESWORTH: FLASH Orchestra I, 2, 3: Central Serenaders I, 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Music Award 3, 4: Dual Staff 4. WILLIAM MIDDLESWORTH: BILL Boys' Glee Club I: Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 4: Music Festival 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Music Award 4. KEITH MURPHY ln the service. EDWARD PALMER: ED Bellevue High School I, 2, 4: Hamburg School 3: Student Council I, 2: Band I, 2, I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Reserve ball 3: Junior Play 3: Color Bearer 3: Comet Dial Staff 4: Quill and Scroll 4. RICHARD KTED: DlCK Castalia High School I, 2, 3: Bellevue High School 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Hi-Y 4. REGINA RITTER: GENl E Operetta I: Drum Corps I, 2: Harmony Club I, 2: Home Room Officer 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3: Music Award 3, 4: Prelude Choir 3, 4, President 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4. MARK RU FFING: TUFFY Track 2: Junior Play 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Thewzians 3, gh National Honor Society 4: Music Award : Mixed orus . RICHARD RUPPERT In the service. ANTHONY SBERNA: TONY Intramurals 2, 3, 4. THERESA SBERNA: TESS Operetta I: Harmony Club I, 2: Intramurals 2, 3, 4' Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Music Festival 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Senior Play 4: F. H. A. 4: Music Award 4: Prelude Choir 4. DOROTHY SHERMAN: CHICKEN Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, President 2, Vice-President' 3, Program Chairman 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 2 , 4: lf. H. A. 4, Secretary 4: Music Awar 4: Mixed Chorus DALE SHIMER: HUNK Operetta I: Boys' Glee Club I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, , 4': Mixed Chorus I, 3 4: Orchestra 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Music Award 3, 4: Boys' Quartette 4. CLAYTON SIESEL: BUZZY Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. ROBERT SMETZER: SMETZ Freshman Basketball I: Reserve Basketball I 2, 3: Hi-Y I, 2, 3 Vice-President 2: Intramurals I,-2 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4' Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Music Award 3 4: Senior4PIay 4: National Athletic Scholarship 4: Thes- pnans . MARGUERITE SPRINGER: MARGIE Thompson High School I, 2: Bellevue High School 3, 4: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Volley Ball 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girl Reserves 4: Music Award 4: Prelude Choir 4. DORIS SWEDERSKY: DOTTlE Harmony Club I, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spring Fes- tival 2, 3, 4: Intramurals 3: Junior PIag3:.G1rIs' Glee Club 3: Music Award 3, 4: Prelude hour 3, 4: Na- tional Honor Society 4: Thespians 4: Mixed Chorus 4. PHILIP SYLVESTER: PEANUT land I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 4: Mixed Chorus 4. JANE TIMMONS: Timmie Oparetta I: Harmony Club I: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spring4FastivaI 2, 3, 4: Dial Staff 3: Girls' Glee Club 3: F. . A. 3, 4: Music Award 4: Mixed Chorus 4. HAROLD TONOVITZ: MIKE Band I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Central Serenaders 4. KATHRYN TRACY: KAY Harmony Club I, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Spring Festival 3, 4: Music Award 4. JACK TRIBOLET: REVEREND Reserve Football I: Varsity Swimming I: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hu-Y I, 2, 3, 4' Mixed Chorus I, 2, 4: Var- sutyi Football 2' Librar Club 2: Sprin Festival 2, 4: .kinioa Tay 3: Seamansliip Class 3: Dia? Staff 4: Music war . LOUISE TUTTAMORE: TUT Hermena Club I, 2: Central Serenaders I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed horus I, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2 3 4: Music Award 3, 4: Band 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4: Prelude Choir 3 4: Senior Sextette 3, 4: Senior Play 4: F. H. A. 4: National Honor Society 4: Thespians 4. JOHN VANFLEET: UGH Hi-Y I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. JAMES VIDEAN: JIM Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Central Sarenaders I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 4: Re- serve Football 2: Track 2: Junior Lita Saving 2: Home Room President 2, Class Vice-President 4' Varsity Foot- bsn 3, 4: can-sf surf a, 4: om sisfi 3, 4- Music Award 3, 4: Senior Play 4: National Athletic Scholar- ship 4: National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Thespuans 4. PHYLLIS WELCH: PHYL Library Club I, 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Play 3: Dial Statt 4. DENNIS WHALEN: SNOOKIE Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Life Sav- ing 2: Music Award 3, 4. TERRANCE WHITE In the service. VIOLETTE WILLS: VI Operetta I: Drum Corps I, 2: Harmony Club II, 2: Stu- dent Council I, 4: Home Room Officer 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Intramurals 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Music Director 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Cheer Leader 3, 4: Class Play 3, : Thesgians 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Music Award 3, 4: Prelude hour 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F. H. A. 4, President 4. JERRY WOLFE: WOLF Varsity Football 2, 3. LU RLINE WOOD: CASEY O eretta I: Harmony Club I, 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Girls' Glbe Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Music Award 4: Prelude Choir 4: Mixed Chorus 4. DONALD WOODRUFF In the service. DALE YEARICK: GABBY Operetta I: Boys' Glee Club I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Treas- urer 2, Secretary 4: Band I, 2, 4: Mixed Chorus I 4: Track 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Comet Staff 3: Dial Stafi 3 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Music Award 4. JOHN YODER: BOB Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Junior Life Saving 2: Or- chestra 2, 4: Spring Festival 2, 4: Seamanship Class 3: Mu,sic4Award 3, 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor So- cuey . ARNOLD ZERMAN: LEFTY Reserve Football I: Operetta I: Boys' Glee Club I: Student Council I, 2: Varsity Football I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Track 2: Intramurals 2, 3: Or- chestra 2, 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4. AGNES ZIMMERMAN: AGGl E Intramurals I: Harmony Club I, 2: Girls' Glee Club 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Music Award 4. 1945 -57- Wafiolfwaf Jgonor ,gjwielfg SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, CHARACTER Qui! an Lim CLEAR AND FORCEFUL wszmme b EUG E E O E T U GE E GE OL M EE S D C C SO G IA USTO U G O S S E ERSK LOU S TUTT ORE J E N L EA ICK O Me b EL Z E OL ROBE VICTO G S DE RAC C SO VI G S O ED P L E JIM E N DA E RICK JA OU G Members ALICE ABEL DONNA ANDREWS ELIZABETH ARNHOLT RICHARD BELL CHARLOTTE BINGEL DALE CAMPBELL ROBERT CANFIELD RITA COLE EUGENE DUDLEY ROBERT DUFF MAUREEN ENGLUND VICTOR GREENSLADE EVELYN HAZELBACK BETTY HEYMAN RACHEL HICKSON KENNETH HORTON .JQLAAUC LSZAOLLM LP ociefg Members EUGENE DUDLEY ELVIN FERRES VICTOR GREENSLADE, JR. ROBERT SMETZER JAMES VIDEAN VIRGINA HUSTON MAGDALINE KOVACS HELEN MCMILLAN DONALD MCCLINTOCK WILLIAM MIDDLESWORTH ROSE JANE MONARCHI EDWARD MOYER MARK RUFFING ROBERT SMETZER WILLIAM STOLDT DORIS SWEDERSKY LOUISE TUTTAMORE JAMES VIDEAN VIOLETTE WILLS ELLEN WOODWARD JACOUELINE YOUNG BALANCED TRANING jAe5pLan6 ACT WELL TI-IY PART 01,556 wow 5 Donna Andrews, Lue-lla Andrews, Elizabelh Arnholl, Barbara Biechler, Barbara Briehl, Jusline Brown, Marqarel Brown, Nancy Caslrovince, Rila Colo, Rila Claus, Roberf Crrrcelius, Rila Didion, Dororhy Didion, Shirley Doly, Maureen Englund, George Fagerholm, Gwen Foos, Nanry Prod, Anna Fully, William Fully, Ann Marie Furlong, Marlha Gfell, Charles Gildenmcisler, Lois Glasqo, Vicfor Greenslade, Mary Ellr-n Crivvinw, Rlla llaqor, Jeanne- Hanlrarnrner, Evelyn Hazelbaclc, Lois Hanes, Shirley Helcr, Belly Heyman, Charles Hickman, Rachel lllrkmn, Lf-mln Hill, Mariorir- Horn, Kcnnf-lh Horlon, Virginia Huslon, Rosemary Joyce, Maqdaline Kovacs, Eugenia Lamb, Donna Jean Linl-nnliirlc, Donald MrClinloclc, Helen McMillan, Tom Middlesworlh, William Middlcsworlh, Rose Jane Monarchi, Edward Moyer, Norma Pwrorl, Clmrlcmi Rafllwy, Rcqina Rillvr, Thelma Rospcrl, Mark Ruflinq, Diane Rusk, Theresa Sberna, Dorolhy Sherman, Dale Shimor, Robe-rl Simvyr-r, Marqimrilr- Snrinqcr, William Slolfll, Doris Swedcrslry, Jane Timmons, Kalhryn Tracy, Jack Tribolel, Louise Tuffamore, Vesla Wag- yr, Drnvwm Whalr-iw, Vialvllc Wills, Lurlinc Wood, Ellcn Woodward, Jim Videan, Dale Yearick, Roberl Yoder, Arnold Zerman, Aqnz-s Il VvY I'VlYlr1I'l, vmior - endow rom COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-I944 COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN-I945 lnvllallonl Gwen F005 lnvilalion: Charlolle Bingel Dccoralions: Rachel l-liclcson, Harold . . TOHOVHZ Decoraluon: Rose Jane Monarchi Enlcrlainmcnlz Eugenia Lamb, Violelle Enlerlainmenlz Kennelh l-lorlon Wllls Rlh +-N Fl Orcheslra: Viclor Greenslade, James e res men S' anCY los Videan Orcheslra: Eugene Alexander THE I945 PROM .... THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS TO FAIRY LAND. ,742 jznior pfay THE HOUSE WITHOUT A KEY A Charlie Chan Myslery - Presenled May I I, I945 THE CAST Charlie Chan, a Chinese deleclive - - ---- - - Barbara Winlerslip, daughfer of Ihe murdered Dan Winlerslip - John Ouincy Winlerslip, Dan's cousin and an arnaleur deleclive Minerva. brisk aunf of John Winlerslip -------- Kamaikui, dark-eyed, nafive servanf - - - Madame Maynard, magnelic old lady of 70 - Dick Kaohla, young Hawaiian youlh - - Harry Jennison, Barbara's fiance ---- Jim Egan, English ex-palriol' and innlceeper - CarIoHa Egan, his lovely daughrer ---- Arlene Complon, The Widow of WaiIcailci - Mrs. Brade, dignified Englishwoman - - - Mrs. Ransom, a residenr of Honolulu - Mr. Saladine, who loses his I'ee'rh - - - - - - - COMMITTEES Sfage manager ---------------- A - Roberl Duff - Virginia Huslon - Gene Dudley - Evelyn Hazelbaclc - - Theresa Sberna Donna Jean Andrews - - - Jim Videan - - Roberl Smelzer - Roberl Yoder - Rachel Hiclcson - - Violelfe Wills - - Helen McMillan - Louise Tulfamore - - Dale Yeariclc William Middlesworlh Slage Crew - - - Tom Middlesworlh, Richard Boyer, Dale Shimer, Francis Kirwan, Gordon Meyer Make-up ------- Regina Riller, Kafhryn Tracy, Dorolhy Sherman, Agnes Zimmerman, Lucille Cloud, Eugenia Lamb, Lurline Wood Cosfumes - Doris Swederslcy, Lurline Wood, Jeanne Hanlcammer, Mary Ellen Grimm, Shirley Heier Publicify ------------ Belly Heyman, Gwen Eoos, Eugenia Lamlo, Phyllis Welch, Anna Eullz, Roberf Green, Francis Kirwan Tickef Sale - - Program Cover - - - Properfies - - - S+uden+ direclor - Direcfor - - - - - - -7l- - - - - - Dale Shimer, Anna Fulfz, Marla Rufiing - - - - - - Joanne Bollinger Magdaline Kovacs, Helen McMillan Ri+aCole Miss Rebecca Jones 66 77 ew ea! Wea! Z e BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM May 20. I945. 8:00 P. M. Procession-:I-Pomp and Circumsfance, Elgar Prayer of Thanksgiving, Nelherlands Folk Tune Invocafion ----------- Response - - - - The Lord's Prayer, Malofle ----- Baccalaureate Address, Living an Ordered L Dedicalion, Franz --------- Benediclion --------- Recessional-God of Our Falhers, Warren - - - High School Orcheslra - - - - - Senior Class and Orchestre - Rev. George Hickson, Mefhodisf Church . . . . - - - - - - Prelude Choir . . . - - - - Prelude Choir ife in a Disordered World - - Dr. Harold C. Phillips, Cleveland ----..----- --------PreIudeChoir - Rev. Waller B. Leis, Reformed Church - - - - High School Orchestra COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Sevenlielh Annual Commencemenl BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL May 24. l945. 8:00 P. M. Selection from Tannhauser, Wagner - Invocalion ------- - - REV. C- P . - . - High School Orcheslra . Tozer, Evangelical Church, Flalrock Morning Comes Early, Davis - --------- - ------- SSYIIOI' Girls' 50007 Address fo lhe Graduafing Class, More Sfalely Mansions - Presenlalion of lhe Class of l895 - Presenfalion of the Class of l945 - Conferring of Diplomas - - - Class Song - Benedicfion - Professor Kennelh G. Hence University of Michigan - Superinfendenf F. D. Swigarf - - Principal E. S. Glasgo - - - - - Dr. H. K. Shumaksr President of the Board of Education - - - - - - The Class of I945 Rev. E. T. Gillefie, Episcopal Church 1 ii Ti U' Hi, ,1 , ,.,.. , 44 ,V I' Q -1 .- L zu -.,, lx V 4 , '. 1! I . 1 . 'NJ -1. m 1 Wlwmnlt fx., -Minn! r 4 ,, 44. ' ' 0, s Y 'A:,3'r'::'? 4 . Q -.,, -f ':4:f'.f U , Lu -'13'-5,-,1.,,r',A '- Q .1 . .1 L'-em -nf-.5 -.L:'1' ' gr. ' -. - ,gang , If 'T ix 4,5'u.q... - :,,, , lidlri' - : . ,, .f.,.yMi'. . uma,-42210.-H.., sr? w 5 L 1 -....