Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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MI, MI, MI, MI- This is one of the most popular clubs in school, for everyone loves to sing and tries to make the Glee Club. Those that do are in for four years of enjoyment, not only from singing, but from operettns, and trips to Ogle- bay and Muskingum. Almost anyone in the Glee Club can tell you of the good times but there is also a lot of hard work, too. To turn out a good Glee Club requires lots of work and our' certainly shows it. NVe're proud of our Glee Club. Hey, where's your tune, bud? Wfhen any of the Fresh- man or Upper class boys felt an urge to do a bit of har- monizing and there was no one around to carry the' bass, they didn't look in the shower next door, but came to the Glee Club. This is an organ- ization which not only offers entertainment to audiences, but also deep personal enjoy- ment and contentment.. Do you remember the old saying, A song is to the heart what food is to the body ? It is easy to understand the neces' sity of a Boys' Glee Club. fff -

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Bzzz-z-zz-lVa11g! Ozzrb! In Arts and Craft Club, the girls make many things and even attempt to draw like- nesses of one another. Ixlorro, 1Nl0.fl'L'l't', Novi, Norm In Latin Club some are often mistaken for Julius Caesar, Brutus and even for the beautiful Venus and handsome Apollo. Ligbfx Orff! Movie Club! The prime object of the members of the club was to be entertained, while their spon- sor worked diligently to create a taste for better pictures and to stimulate discussions about the recent pictures. 2H 0 --ZH 0 2 2 2 Boom! Ah-what was that? just .1 member of the Chemistry Club performing an experiment. You never can tell . . . Ein- steins may develop in this very temple of opportunity. Xer1'eff1rie.r, Booklaeepenr, Filing Clemen- Once every year the Commercial Club's behind the bars, but always makes a slick getaway. Thus we trust that their training in commerce will help them get away to a good job. Knit two, pearl Iwo, drop one! Knitting and sewing are the main diver- sions of Home Ec. meetings, and those tricky little chapeaux are creating a diversion. J. . . A... - . ..

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SVUEET MUSIC, HARMONY XVe are quite proud of our string quartet-Hammond, McKelvcy, Kigerl, Sommer- ville-and of the standing they won at the Steubenville contest. JUMP BALL! NET BALL! LET BALL! The girls have heard these words many times while playing basketball, volleyball, or tennis in the gymnasium after school. These are only a few of the sports enjoyed by the G. A. A. members. However, they are limited to intramural competition and play days. Bellaire High School sponsored its first Play Day when our G. A. A. played hostess to five major schools in the valley. Sports, lunch, and dancing were the high- lights of the day. , FILES AND TYPEXWRITERS A file opens-outcomes a card-from a distance, typewriters can be heard leisurely clicking-all of this being skillfully done by the most able senior commercial students. These always smiling girls perform the many tasks of recording absences, mimeographing tests, or doing any other general office work. THE PLAY'S THE THING The lure of the footlights has a universal fascination, and the Drama club was organized with the purpose of not only presenting entertainment to the whole school, but of exercising and developing talent Thespianic powers: Amid grease paint. props, cues, and spotlights, many memories and lasting friendships have been. formed. 25