Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

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FIRST ROW lleft to rightt: Fogt tTrt-asurert. B. Joitttson Hin- Pri-sitlentr. N. 1.4-tkwood 151-1-retaryt. J. Vance tPresitIt-ntit, SECOND ROV .l. Handley. E. Jolliff. J. Harrington. C. Roush. Z. Lowe. ll. Erwin. .l. l.amren4e. ll. Clingerlnan. l.. Calluzzo, S. Wilgus. THIRD ROW: ll Robinson, Nl. Bronson, S. Young, C, MrBrien. fl. Porter. Ii. jar-kson. C. Whetsel. ll. Ratleff. B. Angle. Y. Johnson. B. Calluno. Bliss Rvan tirlvisor I. FUTURE HOMEMAKER OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America. better known to most of us as F.H.A.. is composed of the girls of the Home Economics Department who wish to further their study of the home and learn more that will help them become better wives and mothers. Their sponsor is Miss Ryan. and their officers are: President. Jean Vance: Vice President. Betsy johnson: Secretary. Sandy Lock- wood: and Treasurer. Sherrill Fogt. This year they sent forty pair of mittens to the orphans of Korea. These were collected at Christmas time. when, instead of the 1956 CHANT 26 usual Christmas Tree. they had a mitten tree. Last summer at the State Fair they won first prize for their booth display. They have brought many such awards to our school. Each year they hold a Nlother and Daughter Party that gives the mothers a chance to see what their daughters are accomplishing. Last August the club sent three girls to F.H.A. Camp and they plan to :lo the same this year. for there the girls learned many thing- that have helps-rl them in their club work this year. A salute to these girls and the wonderful work they do.

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L IOR RED CROSS One representative from each homeroom and three each from Study Hall and Nlam are selected to be members of the Junlor Red Cross Council These representatlves work hard on the membership dnve and wlth the invaluable aid of Nllss Welshlmer thelr sponsor collect the glfts for the Junlor Red Cross Chest whnch IS sent out each year Rosemary Young IS the president thls year and her able assistants are Sally Johns Vice President, Susie NIcNe1ll Secretary, and Ginny Cxllespre, Treasurer They certalnly llve up to thelr motto and purpose To help the needy and thelr efforts are to be applauded W are sure that each school ln Europe Ham or any others that recexved a chest from the BHS Junior Red Cross has a great deal more respect for the Unltecl States due to the efforts of these students This IQ one of the ways we have to contribute to the fight against Communlsum and the other lsms that threaten the freedom of the world FRONT tleft to rlghtj S McNelll Secretary G Gillespie Treasurer? S Johns Hlce Presldentl R Young tPres1dentJ FIRST ROW C Maxwell S Fultz F Wood B Poole S Henselman SECOND ROW N Moore 'VI J Kmght J Poole J Kosmatka R Johnson THIRD ROW J Rubm M Weymouth L Huelsman J Barlup E Schottenstem Mnss Welshxmer tAdvnsox-J FOURTH ROW E Cook I. Woemer J Guy S Dow FIFTH ROW C Porter S Elllott S Culp M Emery T Kaylor J Goslee M Shepherd SIXTH ROW L McNeill N Core J Humphrey S Nlcholl D Roach STANDING fblckj C Bewley A Carter M Anderson ,al s--R... -1 25 1956 CHANT

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GIRL ' ATHLETIC ASSUCIATIO The Girls' Athletic Association. commonly known to all as the CAA.. stresses in their program the develop- ment of four points: the moral, ethical, physical, and social. They have a formal and an informal initiation, both of which are remembered, sometimes fondly, some- times not. by all the members. Their flower is the pink rose and their colors are double blue. A scholastic average of C with a II in Physical Education. plus points earno-tl in participation in intramural sports, is the re- quirement for membership. Their Sp0ns0l'. MIPS Wvaite. along with President Nancy Wood, Vice President Kitty Barlow. Secretary Beverly Hill. and Treasurer ,lane Poole. supervises the making and selling of the annual Home- coming corsages. Also on their agenda this year: a spa- ghetti supper. February 14g and a trip to the Y.W.C.A.. where their time is spent swimming. or like most girls. just gabbing. Their spring assemblies will long be re- membered by all the student body and the faculty, especi- ally last year's THIS IS YOUR LIFE. NIR. FREEMAN. FIRST ROW tl:-ft to rightl: K. Knowlton, B, Healy, J. Auguutine, L, Huelsman, I. Poole tTreasurerJ, B. Hill lSecret1ll'Yl, K. Barlow tVice Pres: rlentt, N. Wood lPresitlentl. SECOND ROW: H. Bewley, 5. Norris, J. Schrader, L. Short, B. Cost, L. Carey, S. Welsh. THIRD ROW: Johnson, C. Hayes, .I. Emmons, M, Horn, A. Carter, Miss Waite t.-Ktlvisorl, J. Hurley.