Belle Center High School - Ye Aerie Yearbook (Belle Center, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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J ,1 L, . x .e' . 2 A E' 3 L Y V r 1' A 52 -1' 1' ' N p K .-'I h J ., J ,LR H W f I ,4 fl 1- ,- ,bv a ,QQ Y- .1 1 V I 565:1- J - w yi! 'K g, 24 .ri il 251 Alu-f 'Lf 'is- i' .G I 5.1 B- f-C' - .NJ -N. .K 4 V O., 5 F QD Affixu C A, j Tx maxi! S ,,.o ' 'Z'3 -.7'f:'5 ' LIBRISf S i .fs ff A 'i u A, , 3 lr 1 I 41: Q 'iv -, .vs Q Ilirfdinn We, the senior Class of '54, dedicate this book to Mrs. Sars. Rhoades for her patient guidance and untiring devotion to our welfare. ,, -' J-. U mg xo, FIRST ROW: Bob Reed, Lillian Ross , Rosie Brown, Nancy Kotterman, Gary Morris, Emma Faber, hoyce Bell, Bob Henry STANDING: Mrs. Rnoades, Lauretta Guthrie, Pat Paxson, John Wilcox Ed1t0P'In'Chiefoooau .........Bob heed Assistant Editor. Businese Manager. use sos Advertising Sales : :: t a: Advertising Sales... Yearbook Sales.. Sports Ed1tor.... . Art Editor....... Literary Editor.. s0CiB1 Editoruaoa coo class Editoroouoo 0 Faculty Adviser.. OO O O 0 sos . . . . . . .Bob henry .Nancy Kotterman uuooaopat Paxson .....John Wilcox .....Gary Lorrie ......Hoyce Bell . . . .Lillian Ross Hose Marie Brown Lauretta Guthrie . . . . . .Emma Faber H on Mrs. Rhoades I If I X X glee.: ,x-Qff.? X fx f zvf T 1 'W Faculty ,ia SITTING: Mrs. Rhoades, Mrs. Barra, Miss Dillon, Mrs. Zahller, Mrs. Park, Miss Cline, Miss Trumbull, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Heminger, Mlss Shaw. STANDING: Miss Irwin, Miss Colvin, Mr. Dodge Mr. Barra, Mr. Sollars, Mr. Lenhart, Mr. Heninger. x Yi Q5 3' sf 97: 'tk M1 .fl'i . Slf SITTING: Charles Griffith william Dod e Le rd srumrne: Edison stout Haiola pi 8 ' Ona Bell' David Kotterian. per, Russell Forsythe' Board of Education ,..,- ENI N 5 1 . Q 0 fK PEGGY MILLER FQHQAQ 1,2,3,Ll: MiXBd Chorus 1n2n3:u5 ROBERT HENRY Spanish Club 1,2, 3,hg Basketball 1,2,3,hg Baseball 1,2,3,ug Class Officer 1 2 3 M' Football 5,1113 ' Play 33 Boys' State 35 Honor Society 3,hg Annual Staff M JANICE GOOD County Band 1,23 Band 1,2,3g Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g FQHQAA 1,2,3,1gg Librarian Q - . Wwe 3 JOHN WILCOX Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3.Ms County Chorus 33 An- nual Staff Mg Basketball 1,2, 3,LL: FeFsA 1u2a3ou5 LILLIAN ROSS Student Council 1 Mg F.H.A. 1,2 jfhg Spanish Club 1I2l3lh: Mixed Chorus l, 2.3,h: Qu00n Attendant 25 Class Officer 2JgCmmw Chorus 33 Play 35 Girls' State 35 Honor Soci- ety 3,hg Home- coming Queen M3 Annual Staff h GARY MORRIS Fopeas 1,2,3,b,: Mixed Chorus 1, 2.3,u: Play 3, Student Council 33 Annual Staff Q FRED PHILLIPS Librarian 12 Band 13 Spanish club 1,2,3,4: FQFQAQ 192g3,4l MARY PATTERSON Class Officer 15 Spanish Club 1, 2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,43 County Band 23 Chapel 2: dheer- leader 2,3,4B Librarian 23 County Chorus 33 Play 35 Stu- dent Council 3,4 SID BRENTLI BER Basketball 1. JUDY BYRD Mixed chorus 1, 2,3,45 Spanish Club l,2,3,4: ilay 33 F.H.A. ROBERT REED Librarian 1,23 Class Officer 1 23 Mixed Chorus l,2,43 Spanish club 1,2,3,4: Play 33 Boys' State 35 Honor Society 5,43 Annual Staff 45 itudent Council DONNA LOWERY F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4. EM A FABER Spanish Club 1, 2,3,43 Librar- ian 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2g3g4: Annual Eta!! 43 Chapel ROYCE BELL Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4: Basket- ball 1,2,5,4i Football 1,2,5. 45 Student Coun- Class Officer 5 Play 3: County Chorus 33 Annu- al Staff 4. CARL CARSON FsFoAo lg2p3g40 RICHARD GRIFFITH Mixed Chorus 13 Basketball 1,25 F.F.A. l,2,3,4- ROSEMARIE BROWN Librarian 1,35 County Chorus 1, 2,33 Mixed Chor- us 1,2,3,4i Play 37 Spanish Club Eil,2,3,4: Queen's Attendant 45 class Offioer 43 Annual Staff 4. TOM NEWMAN Football 2,3,4. NORMAN JOHNSON Mixed Chorus 15 Student Council 13 Basketball 1, 2,44 Ferulo 1U2l 3,45 spanish Club 1n2o3o4' LAURETTA GUTHRIE r.s.A. 1.2.3,4i Quoen's Attend- ant 33 Mixed chorus 35 Play 33 Chapel 53 Annual Staff 43 class offlcer 4. RICHARD ZAHLLER Librarian 1,23 Band 1,2. PATRICIA PAXBON Band 1,2,3,4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,4i F.H.A. 1,2,3,43 Librar- ian 2.53 Coun- ty Band 2,33 Annual Staff 4. RONALD BULLOCK Band 1,2,3: Mix- ed Chorus 1,2,5i Baseball 1,2,5, 43 Basketball 1,2,4: F.F.A. 2,3,43 Play 33 Football 4. WILLIAM RICXETTB Basketball 1,4. '1 15.0 . L A ,im Y nl u, F 4 3. -.v ,f .- . v I-A+ CLASS COLORS RED AND WHITE CLASS MOTTO GO FORTH AND RETURN WITH HONOR. CLASS FLOWER SCARLET CARNATION --. -.-V - .vv- vw- --- -4 -w-1-'Y --'vw 1-v NANCY KOTTERHAN County Band 1,2, 33 Band 1,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2.3.45 r.H.A. 1, 2,3,43 Spanish Club 1,2,3,43 student council 2,4: class Of- ficer 35 Coun- ty chorus 35 Play 33 Honor Society 3,45 Annual Staff 4. SH LBY MCMILLEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2.3.42 F.H.A. 1, 2,3,43 County Chorus 2: Band 2,33 Librarian 4. DUANE RISNER Mixed Chorus 13 Blske tball 1 , 2, 3,43 Baseball 1, 2,3,43 F.F.A. 1. 2,3 ,1+s Football 2,5,4s Play 3: class officer 4. ,I-uuuuug The Class Prophecy g After spending many years in Hawaii, family have decided to return to the U.S. friends. The following is an account that June 2, 1964--We arrived in Los Angel Royce Bell. It seems Mr. Bell has become q big burg and with his looks and charm, the Mature, had better look out. June 3--Hollywood--This afternoon whi city of romance, my husband and I met two Rosie fBrownJ Stevens and her to visit their families and Rosle kept throughout her Journey. es, California, where we met ulte a personality around this Hollywood oldsters, Martin and le strolling around the fabulous young people who looked very familiar. on further questioning we discovered they were Lillian lRossJ Russell and Richard KGr1ff1thJ Curtis. Af afternoon with them, we were given tickets Has Comen. After the show I was introduced to my She produced the famous hit movie, nHow to June 4--Reno--while passing through w ter spending an interesting to their new movie, nThe Time good friend, Nancy Kotterman. Marry a B1ll1ona1re.' e stopped at an exclusive hotel. After we had been served in an elegant manner, a gentleman came up to us and introduced himself as John Wilcox, owner o Later we went to the floor show which feat lPhi1l1psJ Como, Bill lR1ckettsJ Fisher, S Ronnie CBullockJ Liberace . f the Ritz Wilcox hotel chain. ured 'The Gaytoppersn with Fred idney K Brentlingeri Lanza, and June 5--Salt Lake City--While swimming at Salt Lake beach, I heard some- one close by call my name. After investig Miss McM11len is the highest paid model in June 6--Cheyenne--As we were leaving ranch. The children wanted to stop to see starry-eyed at the cattle, a young man cam surprise we'recogn1zed him as Norman Johns utes and Then went on our way. June 8--Boarded a.plane headed for M1 June 9--Miami--Stopped for a visit at is head model. Her main ambition is to be we took a train and headed north. June lO--Sautee, Georgia--Stopped off Brown's new home. She and her husband are June ll--West Point--Stopped off to s Zahller as head test pilot for supersonic the Air Force. June 13--Columbus--Arrived early this I found Janice Good, who is a distinguishe ating I found it was Shelby McM1llen the U.S. Cheyenne, we passed a large cattle the ucowsn. As they were gaging e by on his pinto. Much to our on. We Ghatted for a few min- ami, Florida. Glamour Studios, where Pat Paxson in movies. Later that evening for a while at Peggy fMillerJ the parents of a bouncing baoy boy ee the Academy, but found Dick ' Jets. This is his eighth year in morning and went to Lazarus, where d stylist. This afternoon we visit- ed Mr. and Mrs. Robert Henry. Bob and his w1felLauretta Guthriel have just built a new ranch home. Lauretta and Bob and Carolyn. June 15--Belle Center--At last we hav was the Blue Rose, Belle Center's largest Lowery, head waitress. She told me she was ing through the country, we passed a large his wife. Near Kenton we saw a large farm are the parents of twins, Marylyn e arrived home. our first stop restaurant. There I found Donna engaged to a sailor. While rid- farm, owned by Duane Risner and completely infested with horses on the big red barn was written in large white letters, CARL CARSON'S COR- RAL. Kenton--We were surprised to discover that Kenton now has its own TV stat1on,wNUT-TV. It is run by Tom and Emm CPatterson1 Chamberlain on the street. S Later we walked a few blocks to find just opened his new office. He is now a fu case in the book. a CFaberP Newman. I met Mary he had her two little boys with a new building. Bob Reed has ll fledged lawyer, ready for any her Directly on the square, is Jud1th's Beauty Salon, operated by our own Judy Byrd. Down a few blocks we spied Garr1son's Saloon, which has a nation- wide reputation. Being very curious, we entered the establishment to find that our old friend, Garrison Morrison CGary Morrisj was the owner of this notorious njointn. He changed his name to protect his innocent family. Class Will - Class History Roycg BELL w111e nie reetbell techniques to gggn ggrsgn- T0 Mika 52232 goes srn BHENTLINGER'S way with Islsts- lea!! Qsgss iilwglled-Ig ggLLoCK,S great pride, Rosrm BnowN's slimness- Els! James S H1 9 R0NNtt thi S Studebaker. To gon gligger S098 CARL CARS0N'S Iiking to the be er ns in 11re, horses. JUDY BYRD H1118 her blend tresses- to Balalhagsio To Wilma w1111eme goes,EMMA.FABER'S lone. well kept mane: W the tlemen Qgeilfi' 6EHEEi'End nose ua , is SHELBY MCHILLEN s way with 0 Sen ' JANICE GOOD wIIls her gracefulness to Dick Sloan his shyness. To ggg LAURETTA GUTHRIE H1115 her 6195695 wills his handle toxggngy Millisor. ability to ggi Ster To Ligig ability. To e a Weeks goes SID dBRENTLINGER' S car. glk t 3 ey Curtis. To Au rey Baggsman 5098 gzirwand slim rgure. Judie Bates s w e LILLIAN inter is wIIIed GARY o D ' gggoamwuiggsigls Miss Irwin his muscles. PAT PAXSON to Shirley Davis. DICK GRIFFITH H1115 MGI r an goes NORMAN JOHNSON'S h9i8ht- to Viola Tuttle. ROBERT HARTLEY HENRY NKEEY'k0TTERMAN wills her saxophone Stout goes MARY PATTERSON'S Oh99P198d1nS DONNA LOWER! H1118 PEGGY MILLER'S dark soss's ability to friendliness. wills her clever MORRIS' charm and shorts to Egfr ook To Dave Kotterman and Lois Richardson 50 QEII. 'IEIk. inda rn11112e 1e wflled Bos aEEn's lsgliypllligrindapleigntosmile. IISILL RICKETTS wills his basketball ability to Carol Krouso. To Joan Johnston 609' HRS- RHOADES' 2V9r1a9t125 youfETEIn5i5T DIOK ZAH LER w1I1s his hopes for a 'jet future 0 garol Erica. To Gloria Crawford goes Duane Risner s quietness- Josn w1Lcox wills hIs curly 551r 0 H2221 Blass!- One fateful day in early September, 1942, seventeen members of the now famous 'Class of 1954 began their sojourn through the halls of Bello Center School. Our teacher for this year, when we were endowed with Donna Lowery, Peggy Miller, and B111 Ricketts, was Mrs. Park. A Having led us as far as she could, Mrs. Park turned us over to our second grade instructor, Mrs. Kotterman. This year was much noted for its one enormous soclalevent, the mock wedding of Miss Rose Marie Brown to Mr. Norman Johnson. of course, the marriage was declared illegal by Mrs. Kotterman, and we remained in our seats for the remainder of the day. Judy Byrd joined us at this point of the Journey. The following year we climbed the stairs to Miss Cl1ne's third grade room. Nothing unusual happened that year except for the arrival of our Wquiet Man', Duane Risner. Mrs. Pessell inherited us for our fourth year of schooling but left Belle Center School after the year was ended. One can't blame her! During this year Royce Bell arrived from the west as a one-fourth Indian, no less. In our fifth grade year, we initiated Mrs. Bloom in her return to teaching. Fred Phillips came to us that year. N0 COMMENT. The next year we were enchanted by ably tells. We gained Gary Morris At last we were in the high school heir to the difficult task of being our have asked for a better one. the tales that Miss Colvin so year. building, where Mrs. Rhoades fell home room teacher. we couldn't that After struggling through two more years, we were finally Freshmen, green Freshmen. It was in this class that we made our first real step tuward our Senior trip. We sold popcorn at the football and basketball games. Remember the tantalizing odor of burnt popcorn that evolved throughout the building. Lauretta Guthrie came to us from Bellefontalne during our Sophomore year. While W9 WSTB Juniors. we did many things to swell our treasury. we sold candy, pop, sandwiches,snd coffee at the ballgames. we presented a play, No Boys Allowed , in the fall, while the following Spring was de- voted to preparation for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was a huge success. It has been cited by many as the finest in many, many years. In this year, 1954, we reach the end of our long Journey through our beloved school. We have had many projects this year of which this book which you now read is one. 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Sloan, H. James, D. Minter, M. Cloud, L. McKirahan. Uhnpol Joe Heed, Jennie Carnes, Lyle Krock, Miss Shaw, Carol Price, Eugene Cloud, Emma Faber. n I fi E5 X' 'W XX WTR FIRST ROW: P. henry, S. Allison, M. Fitzpatrick, S. Duff, S. McA1exander, P. hhoades, D. Hoyer, N. Chamberlim- SECOND how: fo. Boon, s. Fleece, J. Postle, J- Matthews. J- Ricketts. B. Templeton, G. Weeks, L. Krock, T. Drake, J. Brent- linger, A. williams. TnIhD ROS: Mr. Barra, J. Reed, D. Kerns, D. Patton, D. Brown, h. Zimmerman, J. Armentrout, C. Snaw. FOURT11 how, D.Risner, R. bloom, T. Quay, D, Groves, D- LS'-IEU15-nn J. Herring, C. Hanson. FIRST ROW: J. Bodi, J. Elliot, D. Wroten, J. Parrot, J. Miller, L. McKirahan SECOND Row: N. Wilson, vf Good, D. Smith B. K1-amor, G, Robb I J. Printz, J. Carnes, J. Johnston N. Smith, THIRD ROW: Miss Trumbull, N. Johnson, G. Saylor, M. Ralston, C. Risner, B. Davis, E. Baughman, L. Bullock, L. Patterson FOURTH ROW: S. Ammon D. Rose, A. Drake, V. Davis, G. Fisher s, P. Albert, P. Robb, C. Brown, B. Snyder, 1 FIRST ROW: R. Hatcher, J. Jennings, S. Matthews, L. Bach, D. Hanson, B. Siokles, M. Baker, V. Krook, A. Postle, F. Miller, H. Byrd, D. Torrenoe. SECOND ROW: B. Bodi, B. Crooks, D. Vance, J. Klinger, L. Vanhoose, J. Good, J. Krouse, B. Shaw, R. Bell, D. Derr, G. Klinger, B. Richardson. THIRD now: Mr. Morehart, N. Good, V. Bagzle, R. Royer, S. Goings, E. Akers, J. Patton, G. cloud, R. Varner, R. Brnntlinger, E. Herring, E. Carson, C. stevens. FOURTH ROW: D. McMillan, L. Harris, C. Stout, Y. MoAlexander, E. Lowery, L. Groves, M. Bates, P. Meyer, L. Grigsby, D. Anderson, M. Kirk. Junior High Grades FIRST ROW: J. Day, R. Bullock, R. Prater, J. Patterson, B. Yoder, B. Shields, H. McIntosh, H. Carnes. SECOND ROW: H. Simmons, P. Carson, A. Ammons, K. Volbrecht, W. Swartz, K. Risner, L. Orders, L. Ross, L. Drake, J. Mulholland. THIRD ROW: Miss Shaw, K. Williams, L. Pfeiffer, L. Campbell, J. Rockhold, J. Klinger, B. Lament, P. Baughman, A. Downey, E o EdW8.I'd.B e FOURTH ROW: B. Brown, J. Reed, D. Moore, T. Wilson, R. Jonnson, R- Elliott, J. Reed, D. Zimmerman. 7 FIRST ROW: S. Herring, L. Snyder, D. Cushwa, B. Rose, E. Patterson, J. Baker, S. Deal, C. Miller, B. James. SECOND ROW: D. Hesterman, L. Laughlin, M. Albert, S. Krause, D. Smith, C. Butcher, J. Carnes, B. Derr, J. Johnson, R. wilson, Je w96kBs THIRD ROW: G. Newman, M. Bauman, J. Schrader, M. Skidmore, L. sickles, T. Mccalla, B. Anderson, P. Quay, D. Johnson, T. Armentrout. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Lenhart, K. Krock, K. Bach, J. Reed, F. Krock, D. Buble, R. Price, S. Collinsworth, M. Dillon, P. Quay, .,, W F ..-P' U- K Q FIRST ROW: D. Patrick, R. Boyer, L. Mcldillen, c. May, L. Mulholland, 3. Rigkztts, C. Hesser, M. Harris, J. Campbell, F. Fullerton, e Pr n to SECOND ROW: L. l411ler,.E. Fisher, H. Laughlin, S. Ammons, S. Elliott, H. Aohey, B. Fulton, K. McKirahan, J. Beatty, S. Rambo, J. Horn, E. Ray, V. Varner. BIRD ROW: E. Fisher, N. Stout, M. Hanson, I. Jennings, R. Definbaugh, D. Shields, L. Phillips, H. Carnes, J. Kerns, J. Price, J. Ruble, R. Crooks, F. Goings. FOUR!! ROW: L. lloVay, P. Klinger, J. Armentrout, G. Brentlinger, 5. gfeflfes, J. Bell, S. Grigsby, J. Rose, J. Day, P. Bullock, F lxth FIRST ROW: P. Healy, J. Ammons, D. Griffith, D. Kramer, J. Johnson, J. Orders, W. Willeke, B. Zahller, P. Cushwa, B. Faber, M. Patrick, J. Bach. SECOND ROW: K. Skidmore, J. Parrott, J. Lament, M. Patterson, J. Ritchey, L. Shlck, S. Williams, J. Brown, J. Kerns, D. Akers, J. Burton, J. Patrick, B. Albert, N. Varner, S. Booher THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zahller, T. Wise, J. Bodi, R. Banta, L. Ralston, S. Wilkerson, D. Bell, P. McIntosh, C. Bell, N. Williams, B. Kearns, S. Lamb, J. Shaw, E. Achey, Mrs. Bloom. FOURTH ROW:.J. Wyburn. J. Callen, J.K.Duff, W. Wilson, R. Rockhold, R. Deal, R. Butcher, L. Bauman, R. Lowery, R. Stour, H. Callen, J. Dotson. I .T E FIRST ROW! D. Bell. C. May. S. Montgomery, B. Bauman, I. Moore, K' Berry. K. Hartman. L. Strahm, J. McKirahan, B. Moore. SECOND ROW: C. Hatcher, A. Zahller, S. Kreck, L. Mulholland, S. Giese, E. Miller, E. Shaw. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Zahller, M. Cushwa, E. Ruble, D. Bates, N. Stanley. P- Baushman, N. Moore, M. Smith, R. Sickles, M. Stokes, C. Henkle, M. Definbaugh, Miss Cline. FOURTH ROW: T. Hartman, C. Butcher, S. Patton, S. Pfieffer, J. Rose. N- Shield-S. D- Coolidge B. wilson, B. Lowery, L. Brentlinger, M. Meyer. 0llI' 'Phi th I' EIRREIROW: E. Torrence, P. Stoner, L. Fulton, L. Williams, J. Baugaiag: Snyder, J. Matthews, R. Smith, W. Klinger, SECOND ROW: S. Phillips, J. Krock, P. Alloway, J. Wilson, J- Krock. N. Shipp, D. Kearns, S Walton 3 Kerng D a , , C M. Butcher. R. Banta, C. shipp. ' ' ooper' THIRD ROW: C. Carson, S. Thomas, C. Mulholland, D. Crawford, E- GQSSBPG. E- Horn, R. McCarren, S. Stevens, A Poland - P per, o. Smith, J. Beau. ' ' FOURTH ROW: L. Lament, L. Quay, D. Busche, B. Anderson, J. Millisor, A. Defibaugh, L. Skidmgre, S.G. Brugler II, C- Ruble, R. Carnes, G. Parrott. S. Smith. ABSENTI R.A. COOKE W. Shaw, JIA. Summey, TEACHERS: Miss Dillon and Mrs. Zahller. 1' .XD .r.' I i' : K , -,,, -- .ij 'N FIRST ROW: V. Baughman, G. Herzog, M. Smith, J. McKirahan, J. Wilkerson, E. Wetz, G. Kelsven, J. Coolidge, G. Evans, D. Klinger, G. Liles, C. Webb. SECOND ROW: P. Legge, C. Kindle, S. Grundsn, K. Patton, V. Varner, S. Collinsworth, L. Leonard, J. Smith, S. Wilkerson, C. Fulton, J. Crooks, R. Brandyberry, B. Lowery: C.S, Defibaugh, C. Rambo, W.L. Anshutz. THIRD ROW: R. Dillon, R. Griffin, E. Patrick, D. Stanley, J. Secrist, J. Kerns, L. Jordan, J. Smith, B. Healy, E. Collum, B. Miller, S. Stout, S. Griffin, B. Walton, J. Hesser, E. Aiken, J. Giese. FOURTH ROW: L. Johnson, P. Jennings, G. Hesser, N. Straham, B. Cooper, S. Ross, J. Fulton, R. Iott, L. Thompson, N. Sickles, J. Newman, G. Shick, H. Leonard, J. Deal, M. Miller. ABSENT: J. Wilson, G. Ammons, M. Tremain, T. Dodds, E. Callen, Ms Royer, Mo Olivick, To Hesser. TEACHERS: Mrs. Park and Mrs. Barra. BUIIII Fu' t w 4- -lr . X 1 '1 12. I A x ,L A U W N JE 'Q R I 7 if X fb A 2 , ' XQSWN jj ...:: 5 , J N fi Cf? x ,--- 1 , 1 . 11-way' ZKZHQ. :A fp! NME 43 , Y C9 W X FIRST ROWS SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: L. Guthrie, C. Price, L. Phillips, L. Richardson, M. Fitzpatrick, L. Ross, N. Kotterman, G. Saylor Mrs. Heminger, J. Good, J. Johnson, N. Wilson, D. Lowery, S. McMillan, N. Smith, P. Henry, . Johnson, M. Ralston F.H.A N V. Tuttle, A. Baughman, G. Robb, B. Kramer, V. Good E . Bodi, M. Cooke, J. Byrd R. Brown, P. Miller, N. Chamberlin, S. Fleece, B. Davie. J. Bates, R. Ross, P. Sterling, E. Baughman, C. Krouse, R. Quay, P. Paxson, S. MacAlexander, S. Allison, J. Printz, D. Smith, W. Williams, J. Brentlinger, A. Williams FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: THIRD ROW: FOURTH ROW: D F L S . Minter, D. Patton, D. Risner, G. Morris, . Phillips, R. Bullock, J. Reed, R. Zimmerman . Elliot, R. Snyder, J. Armentrout, J. Carson, . Krock, R. Templeton, L. Patterson, P. Robb, . Ammons, Mr. heminger . Sloan, R. Griffith, V. Davis, L. McKirahan, . Drake, L. bullock, T. Drake, J. Bodi . Wilson, J. Herring, N. Johnson, R. Groves, . Wilcox, C. hanson, Lee McKirahan F.F.A spam h Club FIR ST ROW: G. Saylor, C. Risner, Jean Johnston N. Fisher E. Faber, S. Duff, D. Boyer, J. Matthews . P. Rhoades, N. Johnson , SECCND ROW: Mrs. Rhoades, J. Byrd, L. Ross, M. Patterson, N. Kotterman, B. Davis, Joan Johnston, L. Stout, J. Carnes, M. Ralston, G. Crawford, S. Curtis, J. Postle, J. Bates, N. Smith, R. Brown, R. Templeton THIRD ROW: R. henry, F. Phillips, N. Johnson, D. Laughlin, C. Hanson, R. Reed, J. Dodge, . 45 Q .W 'K 1 A1 will 'Q N I ss ' 0 1 J Student Council Left to Might Kenny Millisor, Don Klinger, Carol Risner R onnie Elliot, Larry Bullock, Dean Anderson, Dave Brown,, Mary Patterson, Royce Bell, Delores Hoyer, Linda Fhillips, Lillian Ross, NancyKottermann Bob Heed. 15 ,' -' ...rm Agn A 2 .1 .-51 I I FIRST ROI: SECOND ROWS N N C K L THIRD ROWS Smith, D. Laughlin, E. Akers, N. Fisher, Kotterman, B. Lament, L. Stout, J. Postle, Hanson, P. Baughman, N. Good, A. Ammons Bach, C. Stout, M. Ralston, S. Duff, D. Hanson, Campbell, L. Bach, Jean Johnston, R. Quay, Butcher, S Elliot Ce O Mrs. Moore, L. Ralston, J. Day, D. Rose, J. Campbell Joan Johnston, B. Sickles, A. Postle, J. Bates, J FOURTH ROWS FIFTH ROW: P M R R D N Carnes, P. Rhoades, J. Patton Paxson, M. Baker, W. Swartz, K. Volbrecht, Kirk, M. Cloud, K. Millisor, R. Zimmerman, Bloom, J. Ricketts, R. Templeton James, D. Minter, D. Anderson, M. Hanson, Terrence, D. Kotterman, D. Patton, M. Patterson Stout, J. Matthew, R. Elliot -ini I.'. '-:'R iii au 2 !.il9f.f-EQFFHMAnlsiqapijl FIRST ROW: SECOND ROW: A. Baughman, G. Crawford, Mrs. Rhoades P 5 b. McMillan, E. Baughman, J. Good, R. Moss. terling' D. Patton, D. Laughlin, D. Groves, E. Faber, D. Paxson, B. Reed, J. Carnes, C, Risngr, D, hoyer, N. Fisher. Band Lihlull Junior High Choru FIRST ROW: R. Hatcher, S. Matthews, N. Good, H. Byrd, L. Orders, K. Risner, W. Swartz, L. Drake. SECOND ROW: Hrs.'Moore, P. Baughman, B. Lament, L. Pfeiffer, K. Williams, L. Campbell, K. Volbrecht, E. Edwards, M. Baker, K. Ammons, L. Ross, P. Garson, B. Bodi. THIRD ROW: L. Harris, S. Goings, D. Hanson, A. Postle, V. Bazzle, D. Mcxillen, Q, 5tout,.Y. McA1exander, A. Downey, R. Royer, L. Bach, P. Meyer, B. Shields, H. Simmons, R. Brown, D. Zimmerman, R. Prater, J. Reed. FOURTH ROW: J. Patterson, B. Crooks, R. Johnson, R. Elliott, T. Wilson, J. Day, B. Yoder. J. Klinger, J. Good, J. Rockhold, B. Shaw, H. Carnes, B. Richardson, G. Cloud, H. McIntosh, B. Sickles, V. Krock, E. Lowery, J. Jennings, F. Miller, D. Terrence, J. Patton. FIFTH ROW: Reed, E Akers, R Brentlinger, G Klinger, Cl R. Varner, J. Klinger, D. Vance, L. Van Hoose, H. HcVay, L. Groves, R. Bell, D. Anderson, L. Grigaby, D. Derr, M. Kirk, E. Carson, D. Moore, J. Mulholland, R. Bullock, J. Krouse, E. Herring. Queen STANDING: Anita Ammons, Judy Brentlinger, Jean Johnston, Ann Postle. 8ITTINGw Gloria Crawford, Queen Lillian Ross, Rose Marie Broun. Mixed Choru FIRST ROW: J. Postle, P. Sterling, S. Allison, B. Davis, R. Quay, J. Bates, S. Curtis, G. Price, A. Williams, J. Brentlinger, S. Fleece, SECOND ROW: Mrs. Moore, N. Smith, J. Prlntz, J. Johnston, J. Carnes, B. uff, N. Wilson, P. Miller, D. Lowery, S. Mcnillen, N. Kotterman, R. Ross, M. Cook, E. Bodi, G. Matthews, S. Hcalexander, P. Henry. THIRD ROW: A. Baughman, V. Good, G. Robb, B. Kramer, N. Johnson, N. Fisher, J. Johnston, P. Rhoades, E. Faber, J. Byrd, R. Brown, N. Chamberlain, D. Royer, M. Ralston, W. Williams. FOURTH ROW: L. Phillips, L. Richardson, J. Johnson, C. Krouse, E. Baughman, P. Paxson, M. Patterson, M. Fitzpatrick, G. Crawford, L. Ross, L. Stout, D. Patton, B. Templeton, J. Hiller, D. Kearns, C. Shaw, J. Armentrout, FIFTH ROW: K. Millisor, D. James, B. M. Cloud, D. Minter, D. Laughlin, D. D. Kotterman, R. Bloom, G. Morris, D De Brown. Reed, C. Hanson, R. Bell, Groves, J. Wilcox, D. Wilson, . Rose, J. Ricketts, -ae i .Lal y :T ui 'X' .12 .--- 'v. ': 5 i 5,1 ' -, Two fleas fell madly in love and, one beautiful day, got married. Young, ambitious and industrious, they labored hard and saved their earnings. One day they counted their money and discov- ered they had five dollars. 'If we saved five, we can save ten,' they chortled and they continued to economiie, to work hard, to shun all extravaganoe, uggil gge day theythad ten dollars. en ey wen ou and b ht their own dog 2 Dug WIFE: 'I can't decide whether to go to a palmist or a mind reader. HUSBAND: 'Go to a palmist. You have a palm.n DAFFYUNITIONS Buffet: French for 'slug it out among yourse1ves.' Patience: A minor form of despair, disguised as a virtue gtg.: Sign used to make others be ieve you know more than you really do. Duty, too often, is the thing that one expects from others. A man is never truly loser, During the rugged trial, If at the close of any game, He emerges with a smile. Ns ik 511. SLK ,QNX 5 N Q2 1 1? I , 'fiffggf TIC M.z 1mf f X Whgqcfg' 9 - la FIRST ROW: K. Millieor, D. Risner. R. Bullock, R. Bell, M. cloud, B. Henry' T. Newman, Mr. Sollars. SECOND ROW: J. Dodge, C. Brown, D. Klinger, D. Risner. D. Brown, J. Ricketts, D. Kearns, Dick Groves. THIRD Row: C. Webb, S. Ammons, T. Quay, D. Patton, J. Miller, L. Bullock, T. Drake. The EBS19B posted a 5-2 record for the '53 season to claim third place in the L.C.H.S. Football League. 5: 25511 2- BCHS OPP. 40 14 Lewistown Rushsylvania 32 12 Zanesfield 38 12 Huntsville 8 26 Lakeview 40 18 DeGraff 40 6 W. Liberty 18 38 Qa- 1: I 4 QA ERE, at Che Peg Rhoades, Linda Stout, Marge Fitzpatrick, Mary Patterson. Jeanne Postle, Joan Johnston- Footha Bl' Team FIRST now: Jim Ricketts, Bob Henry, Duane Risner, Kenny Millisor, John Wilcox, Donn Minter. SECOND Row: Dick Groves, B111 Ricketts, Royce Bell, Norman Johnson Ronnie Bullock, Dave Kotterman, Mr. Morehart. Var i West Liberty W. Mansfield Roundheadl Lewistown Lakeview Rushsylvaniaf Quincy Zanesfield Perry-Zane Ridgeway! DeGraff Huntsville West Libertyf Rushsylvania Totals BCHS OPP 58 63 52 72 77 45 73 76 80 72 69 34 50 55 70 60 86 29 75 56 54 49 51 62 ez 73 ew ee 4 non-league games Ba kethall P 4 Jeanne Postle, Peg Rhoades, Marge Fitzpatrick. Cheer V q I - I3 III D El H1 I mmm f B IB Ei U . FIRST ROW: Larry Grigsby, carl webb, Mike cloud, Gene Weeks, ll3SOI'V0 Dick James, Don Risner, Charlet Hanson, Don Patton, Gene Cloud. SECOND ROW: Carl Shaw, Dave Rose, Steve Ammone, Paul Robb, Jerry Elliott, Larry Bullock, John Bodi, Jim Armentrout, Mr. Morehart. ff W! X FIRST ROW: Duane Rianer Bob HGRPT Gene we k K 1111 Don Risner, sid. Brentlinger. ' 6 B' enny M ser' Ba elmll SECOND ROW! Don Klinger, Bot Templeton, charles Hanson, Jim Ricketts, Mike Cloud, Ronnie Bullock, Mr. Morehart. JB N L 5 f f fl JCQFE9 01 M 4 I7 , WEB KN M E72 f xx 3 Q.: , K rf 4 ol Q R Ulvioi111ri1n1e lici1r2s1cr1cvilri4risic l1o2zi1r: .ia m Northwood Stone Co Building Stone and Crushed Stone Agricultural Limestone 1 Post Office Address: R. R. 2, Bellefontaine DAVE KOTTERMAN, Owner NORTHWOOD, OHIO 2 cola wwe 04?-YS' 01954 Belle Center Creamery, Inc C OH0 riol i0i03 14ri11o1oic af M 1 905 Q B 84 D Manufacturing C0 Fabricators of Steel Tubing BELLE CENTER OHIO lilrioicrioicricricbicmioimnicrioicnivioicrixicvtnriirioic Millisofs Chevrolet Your Local Chevrolet Dealer Sales 8. 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