Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

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Bob Dytom has erected a factory for the manufacture of green cheese and Fred Sabick is head salesman. Jack Ivory has solved the problem of keeping Rosemary in gum. He has a job picking up stale gum for the Wrigley Company. Today I yam a man, declared Bill Ellis, when he recently started to shave. Tessle Wise and Kathleen Whitman have opened a beauty shop and are doing quite well. Barbara Armstrong has become a physical education teacher. Joe Vicario is now the star pitcher with C1ncy's Reds, who won the World's Series last year. Janet Armstrong has little trouble handling men. She is a hospital factory nurse. Ed Harper and Carmen Whetzel have become part of Bill Robin- son's Hot Mikadon. Geraldine Eleyet writes short stories and in her spare time can murder the Bee as well as Jack Benny. Wanda Robeson and Virginia Rambo have become airplane host- esses, while Betty Baxley is a social worker. Barbara Heydinger has an advice to the lovelorn column in a large newspaper. We hope that the members of the Bellefontaine senior class of 1940 mentioned here and those not mentioned will have far more success than has dared be prophesiedg that they will live health- fully and happllyg and that they and other seniors graduating with them may in their turn charter the ship of state and steer it safely through troubled waters to a calm and secure port. I W Mus Gray Bashful Gone wdhthe Wa nd fThe arqumq quartet Capfcnns 'Play day 5, Sag S. QQ' Leis at the calc

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I9 School Calendar SEPTEMBER Three months of freedom behindg nine months of work before us. And seven o'clock seems terribly early. It's all routine by now. G. A. A. holds retreat at lake, nLittle girl you had a busy day.n Girl Reserve's annual picnic, plus the annual mosquitoes. But, oh! that food! Football season opens with a bang--we beat Urbana 25-15. Seniors find out they're really seniors. Suffer first history test. Sidney bows to Chieftains, 7-O. . Rain helps lower Kenton's spirits. We win, lO-7. OCTOBER Wapak easily conquered. Result, 25-6. ' High school day at 0. S. U. and State gets beat. At last we beat Van Wert in football! And on their field! 24-O. Such sad faces! Celina has the nerve to win, 7-O. Back on our feet again. St. Marys hit the dust, 16-12, plus a free for all as a finale. First vacation, but not for the teachers. They go to Dayton. NOVEMBER Bluffton laid low, 53-O. Armistice game with Marysville. G. R. again steals the show with nKorky Kidsn. Thanksgiving vacation. Oh! my stomach! School again. Everyone two pounds heavier. DECEMBER Basketball season begins with victory over Marysville. Dayton Co-op goes home with a headache. Juniors win aclaim with 'You Can't Take It With You.n Sidney--so, so sad. B. H. S.--so, so glad. Score: 41-20. Home game with Kenton. Boy! What a thriller! But Chieftains pull through the victor as usual. Chieftains win Marysville dedication game. Vacation at long last! Freshmen start dreaming of Santa Claus. Happy New Year!! I resolve ------- JANUARY Oh! my head! Wonder what a bed feels like. Back to the old grind. Journey to Celina to win 30-22. Regain trophy from Van Wert! Score: 52-28. Mr. Albert, the ncathedral mann talks in assembly. Temperature reaches Oo. Br-r-r! ' Poor Urbana. A