Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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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..

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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

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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-.