Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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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

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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..