Bellefontaine High School - Chant Yearbook (Bellefontaine, OH)

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HO OR.. Harriet Tully checks out one of the many types of books in our library. Either there is something very rnterestmg on the board or Mr Wat kms first period senior English class is posrng for this picture Bellefontarne High School offers many worlds with open doors to opportunity The curriculum includes study for the collegiate world the business world the art of home making and the world of xarrous arts and trades A select number of office machines faces anyone the machines ranging from offset machines to calcu lators The home economics department is complete with all of the equipment needed rn preparing girls for home making Boys interested in machinery recene a full course in machine work in the Vocational Industrial course Those students interested in college hase a number of subjects from which they may select their major These courses include two foreign languages four science courses four mathematics courses three his tory courses and four years of English to which has been added a special course for seniors specifically in terested in college Among its clubs are Thesprans H1 Y Y Teens G AA and the National Honor Society Though under crowded conditions Bellefontaine High School endeaxors to make better citizens of its students in exery way XVe hope that our dream of a new high school will be realized so that BHS may expand to meet its growing needs 7 I 1 . . , interested in this phase of the business world, with B,H,S, 3150 opens its doors to the social world,

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WGRLD Our biggest world is the world of fun- laughter-a world of enchantment-a world of MOONGLOW. We live in other worlds of sportsmanship, sorrow, disappointment, competition. Every act in which we participate is a small world in itself. Everyone loves this world and is involved in it constantly. If it werenlt for fun, our entire world would be a dull place.