Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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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.

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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