Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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WORKA DPLAYTHEYI TER IX ARCHER, JACK-Always Around 4 Studi-nl Advisory Stuff 13 Fl'l.'Slllllilll liaslcetball 1: Ilzuul 1, 2: lu-survu l-iuslwtbzill 2, I-Iistorinn 23 Foot- bnll Il, -lg Crimson 'Frnuln-rs 3, -15 Class Play 4. BALL, ROBERT-Buick l'U'Sl'l'Vl' lfnnlbull 3: Varsity Football 4: Hi-Y 41 Class Play 4: Nntiuunl Athlm-tic' Scholarship S0- rivly 4. BECK, CLIFFORD-Busy lntrzunurzil lim-:liotlmll 23 1'lQ5HL'l'Vl' Football 2. 3: Crimson 'llruupm-rs 2, 3, 4: I-li-Y 2. 3. 4: Football 4: Nzitlmml Honor Souiuty 4. BOLLENBACHER, MARSHALL--Builder Iizulrl 11 Uplrrvllu 2. 3. 43 Hirl' 2, 3, 43 Crimson 'l'l'0lllN'l'S 2, -lg .Junior Life Szwinpg 35 Science Club 3, -lg NIL-cluinics Club 4: New SI.:ii'!' 4: 'l'l1uspizLns 43 Nntionnl llonur Society -l. BRADFORD, J UN IOR-Bashf ul Banll l, 2, 3, 45 'Fruck 3, -lg Mechanics Club 4. BRUNER, ARLENE-Blossoms Crimson 'l'roup1-rs 2: Homcmakurs Club 35 Com- nu-rciul Club 3, Treasurer 3: Girl RL-serves 3, 4. BUCK, RACHELLE-Bugler Ulmuxwettn lg Drum :uul llugle- Corps 2, 3, 45 Commer- cial Club 3: lizislcotlnxll 3: Crim:-:on 'Proupors 3, 45 Nuws Stull' 45 'lihm--spians -l. BUTZ, GARNITA-BO1'my Glrl Rc-sc-rvos 2, 3, 45 Cornmercial Club 3: Crimson 'fl'0llDt'l'S fig News Stall' 41 Class Play 4. CALIENNI, JOAN RITA-Cl'l6e1'fl1l Upi-l'L-ltn l, 23 Girl Reserves 1, 2, 3, 43 Crimson 'I'l-uupl-rs 2, 3, -lg Drum and Bugrlu Corps 2, 3, 4, l'1-vsimloiit -lg llzislcellmall 3: Come-t Staff 3, 4, News Stuff ll. -I3 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Prusidunt -lg Science Club Il, 4, Sl-1-l'vlnl'y 3, -I: The:-:piuns 4: National llmmr Socii-ty -1. CLAUS, WILLIAM-Calnl Scioucv Club Il, 4: Cla:-is ,Play 4. X 17

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IVI EANS CLASS OF TI-IIRTY-SIX to the little folks and tried to help them put some of their stumb- ling blocks in straight lines. But it is hard to grow up too fast, and so on Oc-to-ber 29, with dolls and bal-loons and all-day suck-ers, Shirley Temple dresses, hair ribbons, and socks, they played together at a jolly kid party. That was just the be-gin-ning. In the spring these seniors were the busiest people you ever saw-with an op-er-et-ta, and another gay junior-senior reception fthey were guests this timel, and a class play. and a party, and a music fes-ti-val, and all the rest of the thrill-ing things that seniors find time to do. Then on June 4 came the most ex-cit-ing moment of all. At the Com-mence-ment ex-er-cis-es they were given im-pres-sive 1936 Class Colors: Blue and Golcl Class Flower: Talisman Rose Class Motto: Enter to Learn, Go Forth to Serve looking little books called di- plo-mas. These show that they have been grad-u-ated from Bellevue High School. If you promise you Won't tell, children, We shall Whis- per you a secret. Well, we have pretty good proof that several of the seniors cried when they were graduated. They must have en-joy-ed their time at Central High,

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COMRADES ALL ARE SENIOR GAY CLEMONS, LUCILLE-Ccmplacent Crimson Troupurs 3: Ilruni :ind Ilugli- Corps 3. 4: Girl Resvrves 4. CLOUD, MARJORIE-Capable Class '1'l'4t2lSLlI'L'l' lp Girl Ito:-serves l, 2, 3, 4: Student Advisory Stall' ZZ, 33 Criinson Troopers 2, 3, -ig Li- brary Training' Class 35 SOCCGI' 3: l-loineinakcrs Club 3. fl. SL-crvta.1'5' 3. 'Fl'i'?l.SLll'l'l' -ip Class Play 4: Thrlspians 4. CORRIGGIO, JOSEPH-Cager F'reshmz'in l-Zaslwtlmll 1: Iii-st-rvo Football 1: Track, Assistant Mnziugor 1, 2, Nlilllilbfflfl' 3, 4: Football. Assistant Mnnagi-r 2: lntrzunurzll Iizislcvtlmll 2, 3: Varsity Ba:-ilwtball 4. CRAWMER, MARIAN-Ca1'efl'6e Nt-wztrk High School: i-Sziskotball 'lg Girl Re-sseervos 2, 3: Civics Sociuty 3. Control High School: Give Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Bztskotball 3: Crimson Troopers 3, -1: Debating' 3, 4: Upurettzt 3, 4: Class Play 43 Timslaizins 4: National 1-lonor Society 4. DECKER, EVELYN-Dashing York High School: Gloee Cluh 1, 2: Varsity Bats- lcetball l, 2: Opel-ettu 2. Central High School: Ar- tisans Club 3: Basketball 3: Crimson Troopers 3. 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4. DE LUCA, ADELINE-Dainty llperl-tm l, 2, 3: Crimson Trnunvrs 2, 3, 4: Girl Ru- serves 2. 3, 4: Soccer 3: iiuska-tlmll 3: Chu-as l'laiy -ig Thespinns 4. DEVINE, EVELYN-Dependable llilirziry Stuff 2: Connm-rciail Club 15: Nt-ws Stull' 4. DIEHR, MARY LOUISE-Deal' York High School: llihrziry Stuff 1, 2, 3: Gln-e Club 2, 3: Oporettzi II, 3: Class Play 3. Us-ntrzil High School: Girl Hesurvos 4. DILLINGER, ROBERT--Daring DISANDIS, MARY-Demure Soccer 2: l-Ioimeinnkers Club 3, ii. 18 i