Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

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Second semester - seniors have seventeen weeks yet. Game at Wapak. Score? Don't mention it, please! Birthday greetings to F. D. R. FEBRUARY Bluffton loses - B. H. S. Wallop St. Marys, 47-15. again happy. G. R.'s go to Piqua for annual conference. B. H. S. behind eight ball at Lima South. And such beautiful black eyes. Coach becomes school hero. 'Seven Sistersn brings honors to seniors. Season ends victoriously. MARCH Dayton tournaments begin, by beating Greenville, 55 Chieftains move into semi Back to Dayton. Looks as We did it again! Yessir, Upper Arlington loses, 55-26. and B. H. S. continues last year's record 18. finals by victory over Franklin. if Chieftains will be District Champs again we won, by gum! Another beautiful trophy. Beat Dayton Fairmont, 21-15. We're just good, that's all. On to Columbus! Oh, well, we beat them last year, anyway. Massillon must be pretty good to beat us. 19-20-21 Hi-Y and G. R. hold Easter services. Good Friday. Easter vacation. All dressed up and it feels like winter. Such is Easter. Alden Dunham takes honors APRIL as seniors take scholarship tests. Hi-Y banquet at Logan. Much food consumed. Seniors have seven page history exam. Seniors suffer relapse. Who wouldn't! Juniors show promise of swell Prom from gains of Junior Stag Stompg an orchestra, too. 21 Spring Vacation - Rain, rain, and more rain. But, oh, that bles- sed sleep! Resolved that all vacations should be longer. nThe Bells of Capistranou MAY It won't be long now. ring out in auditorium. G. R. banquet. Such appetites! Winter in May at Junior-Senior Prom - SWELL! Senior Assembly--sniffle-sniffle. Last day of school for seniors. Memorial Day - no school. Seniors present pageant. JUNE Mr. Henry breathes sigh of relief. Baccalaureate - for once seniors are dignified. Commencement - nThough we may go, tenderest mem'r1es I know Will cling 'round Bellefontaine H1gh.n

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Annual Staff The annual of 1940 was under the direction of Miss Betty Pheneger, editor-in-chief of Hi- Life, and Miss Grace Otte, faculty adviser for Hi-Life. The annual was written by the students, for the students. ' ,, da- 5 we l w Betty Phan-:agar Editor .4-1--I J:2OU!I-ll l U N E. W S Betty BcIlaCIeland Jecmne Kinnard up-llvb MI-I T Y Ggm-,V Rambo :Deb Norman ..-,.i ,T ---V.Me,. annals carnage? H z td ixnucg-th? tar- Q7 rs q i Marilyrm Medari5 EJ-CO no r Trumbull Gerry Elcyct' SPO R T S l Ball Corwin t-.Jog vicqrio miervacwmq Mr sibling F-'red Sabick ' 'awin lntcggach Dgdd