Beallsville High School - Trident Yearbook (Beallsville, OH)

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Our yearbook is a lot more than 120 pages of pictures telling the story of one year of school. It's walking up and down endless streets trying to find stores that will buy adsg it's staying after school every night when everyone else goes home at 3:1259 it's an inexperienced staff never having been associated with a yearbook before but still accepting it as our responsibility. But the TRIDENT isn't all work to the ones closely in- volved - it's our 5 o'clock supper hourg it 's the 4-6 news on WOMPg it's our pri- vate jokesg and of course it's out year- book dinner, We wouldn't have missed it for the world though, and we hope our efforts will be appreciated and the book valued throughout your lives. Jane Moore and her lollipop, Vivian Moore has her fortune told by Deb Dornon at our sales promotion assembly, Our 5 o'clock supper hour characterized by Pepsi pizza, and candy bars, 3-xfs ' If , M2 7 We finally A 0 Qi reached Q39 our last M , ' deadimex 0 ,Q..rm 'l ast

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The TRIDENT advisors, Mr. and Mrs. Delmas Gloria Francis and Debbie Aberegg finally mastered Moore, the Techni-cropper. 772 Trident Sta Jackie Burkhart and Jackie Perkins, our only junior staff members, will be the editors of the '73 TRI- DENT. Faye Blair and Donna Hudson search through the two yearbook boxes - our entire filing SYSECITI, Deb Dornon deep U3 in thought

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HEAD MAIORETTEg M. Parr, FIRST ROW: T. Allar, N. Dillon, D. Bates, D. Aberegg, F. Blair, T, Fank- hauser, V. Moore, C. Sparkman, P. Hossman, J, McClelland, D. Bednarczyk, D, Fuchs, S. DeBolt, I. Burkhart, SECOND ROW: B. DeLongo, I. Secrest, J. Palmer, M, Visnic, T. Allar, B. Kurtz, J. Kurtz, S, Betts, K. Atkinson, M. McFrederick, H. Howell, C. Stephens, L. Ward, A. Groves, BACK ROW: G. Riser, I. McClelland, M. Saffell, C. Wilson, M. Williamson, D. Ward, D. McWilliams, R. Crawford, R. McFred- erick, E. Fankhauser, V. Mellott. 971-772 Blue Devil Band To the cadence of L-R-L-R-L-R the BHS Band had a busy season beginning with the Independence Cele- bration in July and ending with exchange concerts with Skyvue High School in April. ln between was the l-o-n-g Hall of Fame Parade in Canton, Fair appearances, Christmas parades and of course the half-time shows at all the football games. These events gave the band a special part in the Life of the Blue in 72. But to anyone closely associated with the band there are the many memories that go otherwise unrecord- ed - the singing of Li'1 Liza Jane on the band bus, the victory parade downtown after a much wanted win, the hot summer rehearsals, and the command- ing voice of Mr. Nuss yelling Get in step, lift those knees, and keep those ranks straight! But along with all these good and bad times comes the pride of being a member of the Blue Devil Band. H-e -l -l-o-o-o-o down there!