Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1940 volume:

'Xl' 5 ' F 3 ,FV -V X -A' ,-, 5- -N - - . - -1 VT IH S.BO0KSI-IEU 0F O D ,ff 1 4 .. - lv M n -. gf T ,Z F E P S L B ll IL-J FV the di-5 0 pl + lf-lg? Sxhod II Oh H.'lllll'Ix'll IDU' I I. a' - ' 'II N I' F l l Ill L1 IMPORTANT NEWS! REAT BOOKS with great stories, best sellers and reveal- ing accounts, all are to be Found in the Comet Book Shop. Everyone is invited to visit this new shop located at IQLLO Education Street. Books ol: all types may be seen and read by the visitors. The collection includes drama, biographies, history, adventure, and Flashes in the Field ol: sports, each one emphasiz- ing the past year at Central l-ligh School. Ask For the latest best sellers that are taking the reading public of B. H. S. students and Friends by storm. All these thrilling volumes, written by Famous authors and illustrated by well-known artists, may be ob- tained at the grand opening of Ye Olde Comet Book Shoppe. Four WORMS MAY COME AND WORMS MAY GO, BUT NARY A WORM SURPASSES MOE! May we present the infsecltellectual hookworm, Little Moe. He flings wide the doors of Ye Olde Comet Hook Shoppe in open invitation for you to enter. Knowingly and glowingly Little Moe will wiggle through volumes to uncover for you a wealth of information about llelle- vue lligh School. From the tilt of his jauntv cap and the twinkle in his mis- chievous eyes, you may foresee that this young' worin-about town will pack your visit full of wit and wisdom. Come, worm your way through book after hook with Moe as your guide! E BEST SELLERS OE IQLLO SO THIS IS CENTRAL Essays and books of reference WE AS YOU LIKE IT MEN OF IRON LIFE BEGINS IN '40 . dealing' with the administration of llellevue lligh School .... Page 0 .X pictorial review of stuclents in classes 23 ,X collection of one-act plays depicting' various school activi- ties ...................... Page SU .Xclventurcs of thc Reclmen along the trail of sports ... Page Ol Minute liiographies of 107 cele- brities of the Class of 1940 , Page 87 I -!IlIl ill I U Five 5iX Tl-IE PEIQFECT TRIBUTE HE Poses l l 1 'lin .-Xl,lfRlClJ RUSS, lJl'lllCllJi1l emeritus. NYE lJlLlJlC.X'lllC this Comet llrmk Shop. Klr. Russ is incleecl Zl part of all that he has inet. llle has shared his many years of experience aincl his wiclespreufl kiimvleclge with cuunsele seeking students. For three years his philo- l l l l l l l l l DEDICATED TO ALFRED ROSS HE RELAXES supllicnl lQussis111s niclccl thc Class of N40 tu build ll firm flllllldlltillll fur the future. Un the pages of his years as principal of Central High School are 1'ecmn'clecl deeds and words which msplre those who know hun tu strive, lu sn-ck, tu hurl, :md not tu yicldf' Seven Moe Speaking 'Rlicl volumes of books containing' weighty opinions, Your little Moe wiggles without ine hilmitions: For in this section are contzlinecl all ingredients. To make our school run with proper obedience. So follow me now to seek revela- tions Of how they contribute to our own salvatious: For Faculty. School lglillffl, intel- lects they. ,Xre minding the welfare of students each day. MR. ARNHOLT AND MR. LULL CONFEI2 .F RL-:ul thc lumlf uf illustrzltvcl essays writ tu: Ivy lfrlmlic ktillillll zllmmlt the ADMINISTRATIGN .nt L1-1111':1l. lt clcscrilres Central High Sclum 16 Ilmml uf lfcllwzltimm. :mil I :1cL1lty in lfclcliel st il1H'l'CSliIlQ4 style. ICI1-Volk AMERICA IN TI-IE MAKING - - CENTRAL I-HG!-I 'e 4? 7i:.- 62233, Q' l milf -f Y in Y A ' ijxi Q 'Q Y f-Mg Z5 ,- F Z'-S A fi 51 if ' Z GREAT EXPECTATIONSH - JUNIOR I-HG Captains CUll1'ZlgCOUSU is Z1 stury of the live men who have efhcieutly piloted the ship of sclirml fl11'Ullg'l1Ul1t the past year. CUl1I'ZlQ'CUl1S learlers. the members of the lmarcl keep the scliuuls of llellevue lNUX'll1g' fm'- wzircl, seeking' ever the goal uf what is newest and liest in pulmlie schmrl erlucatimi. I I DR. H. K. SHUMAKER president Fourteen NCARTAINS COURAOEOUSH OR A TALE OE THE SCHOOL BOARD Vice-President HARLAND ERE WILLIAM KEINER WILLIAM C. HENRY WILLIAM GREENSLADE COMMITTEES Teachers: Finance: Wm. C. l-lenry, Chairman William Greenslade, Harland Erl: l-l. K. Shumalcer Janitors and Supplies: Harland ErF, Chairman William Keiner Clerk: Chairman William C. Henry Buildings and Grounds: Wm. Keiner, Chairman William Greenslacle Alma Spayd Reitz MISS KIRKENDALL MRS- REITZ I-lEQOINES Cl: SEl2VICE OR THE STORY OF THE OFFICE PQIQQE Sc-1'x'icv with :T smile in thc motto ullllt'twinlC1ltlltIg'llg'111't'S in this lmtmlc, lIc1-vim-s ui Scrx'icv. llllll' lmtllc tolls the sttwy ut'l1tm' .Klum Spuyml llc-itz lwzuls tllc nttlcc lfwcc :tt Lcntrztl lliglx Sclwtil :mtl limi' llctty liirkcnrlztll lac- czunc lu-1' lirst ztssistzmt lifter llclcil liulei' i'csig'iiccl lu :lcon-pt :umtlicr pu- Sllltlll. XX'itlT ZillllllllJl'l'tllHlll01'gll'lS twirl:- ing' uncle-1' tlicm, Ulll' tml licmiiics liccp the uflicc uf tllc stlpcriiitcmlclit lumi- ming with activity :ts ztccuttilts :irc lmlzmcvcl. 1'ct'm'tls kept, lotta-rs writtcn, pztpws llllll1l'tlQ'l'1l17ll0tl, :tml supplies sulcl. ,, . . , .,. ,. , ,.,., .K llit it.ult1 xxill timl mxti 1 lull BL-ly Your imnucilt in tlivii' stury. lf'il'tt- ll Si xteen CCDMMAND URW we SUQEQNEXHOLT xi! ALLFKCE L' Hctbllllllilllfln is the book which contains the executive aclven tures of XYallace l.. Arnholt, the leading character. Its pages follow his activities as superintendent of the llellevue Public Schools, and portray the progress of the schools under his efficf ientand helpful guidance. Between the covers of this book lie realistic chapters l ing' his numerous achievements in the extensit education program, the enlargement and the addition of better ' cepict- mn of the visual of various clepz Cqlllplllellt. trtments, ISE MAN TI-IE GTI-IER W T HE IDIQINCIDAL HARRY G' LULL le puhliczitimi, 'IIhv Uthvi' ' ml vviitiircs II. tl. I.uII IN the mum figure nf tl XX'isc Klan. 'lxhis story ILYCIIIS Mr. I.uII's vclliczitiui Irchwc his z11'1'1x.1I :lt IIcIIOx'1ic Iligh Sclimml, :tml of his Iirst yvzu :ts priiicipzil here. .X fcw facts inchirlccl in the tale :ire that I'1'i11cipz1I I.uII ref I 9 clegree :it Denison :incl his KI. .X. :it Ohio State: uid principal :lt Mt. Sterling. he wont uid that :Lt IIQIIQ-V110 hc ' eritv :mil ccivecl his 1. .. 1 he was coach z II fm' tix vezirs: 1 much with his sim' I th: U 1 tn Q lI ., has mm tht intein Ii' icmllinvss. 5 . KOCH it ztftc' cIxxLII 'ts principz t uf the wtuthlnt I I Seven x-AS Tl-IE FACULTY WI-IOS WI-ICD Ktteiititmii, yt- scclct-rs uf iiiffwiiizitimil .lust nit thc press is that :uiiziziiigly i1ifm'11izitix'e XYiiu's XX'Iiu. Iietween its covers :irc packed facts :uid fig'll1'E'S cuiicctwiiiig' txveiity-ciglit illustrious IQIIHXYIA 0ilQ'6'SlJl'CZLKIC1'S uf Ccntrzil lligh, cmnpilcd ZICCUYZLIC' ly fm' the cmivciiiciice tif ICZICI-fiIlll9I'H. Quick :tml ready 1'6fE'I'C1iCC, czisy :tml plczlszint iwzicliiig' :ire :L few uf the feziturcs which ctmilmiiw lu make this Imuk Il litcrzil iiifmtiizitimi lmrcnlt. Rcml it: hcccl itg ytm uc-cfrl it! VI V in State' liiivvrsityg l'rincimi1 uf ' l'vY1U'1ll High 4 1 II. G. LULI. il. S., IN-liisnn l.'uivH'sity: M. A. Uh v St-html, Suie-lice-. FI URICNCIQ G. li.-XTES Il, A.. Ohvrlin t'nllv,L:'v: Mathvmntivs M ARY COC DPR R I R. A., Ohio University: M. A., Ohio State University: History. SAMUEL COOPER H. A., Oberlin Cnllvpgvz Svin-iice, Physical Erlucntioii. i .T i ui N'I'ICI'IIICN I,ICIX'Ib I-. .-X.. Hhm hlutn' lIIIY4'l tury, ...., .., l',55I I', I.RI'.l'.X 'N :lx Ills I - ' I I.. A., t.ulnt.II Imv--I IGIIHIIHII. 'sit X I nw-nt-Il IIXRRY .X. L'I'XIKIIXb Il. NI., lI:lll:l Nluslvztl IIINIIIIIII I N AIN K1-nt Slzxtu- l'11ixw-rsilxi Ilxunl, lCl.l.IfX GXIQXICIQ II. S. in IMI., llhiu Stun- l'l1ix'v1's PIIXSIIAIII l':lIlIl'1llItlII, Ifluglish. ! -i- - 'IXNCICS KI. I,.X'l IIXXI .. 5. III Intl., 'lhlu Qtwtn IIIINI I in1- Arts. X . ,, Rl. IJ. I.I'.XZ rsityl 2 'I'e-:Ia-In-l's' IH-l'tiIi1':ul4 Ulu-VIII: Umm sn-l'v:ltm'A' ut' Musivl IZ, NI., 1'I1ia':ngu Institutn- ut' Music-nl .trtsi llrvllvs- I trzl. .XR'l'IIl'It XXQXLIJ I.. N., llllvn-rslty ul Milam-sutzli XI llx Km ltmu A., Hlllu htnln- I lIIY1'I'S ji 'z :nl Shop: Smitln-Iluglws. 'I IQKIIIICIQT CIMXIQIQIC I!irminp.:'I1:u11 'l'm-Imit-nl Institut. I:ll'IlIIII3.1'IIIlIIl. I'1n,:'IzxmI: NIm'I1:1l1ulI l':IIL1'III1't'I'IlII.L'Q Sn1ilI1AIlugI1t-S. .... 1-3' I i I I Nint- FST! I ER XI. SCI I.XCI I'I'ICI.If - 1 , Iecmlile I. 5. ., ,. HFACU LTY T A. MQCUY I Ill IAI., Howling 12I'4'Q'Il Stun Univ:-rsityg III1IllStI'IZlI Arts. RCJLANIJ MORRIS I N Ill Iml.. Kvnt Stzltt- I7l1ivn-Vsity Cmmlme-1'ciu1 SllIljt'L'tS. ITIQIXNQIIQS KIXGSIG , ll. S, in IGII., Hhin Stalin- I'11ix'vl'sily: Ilumn- I+Is'ullulni4's. IZ. S. in IC4I., llhiu IYIlIV1'l'SItX1 Iflnu' lish. I , X-- I KIICNZO II. s'1txle14 v 1 y . D- MI LIDRFIJ XYAGNFR I- Ii. A., Il. S. Ill Ed., M. A., Ohm Statm- l'nivv1'sityg Latin. RUSSIQI. NI. XYI I,I.I.XKIS II. S. in Ag., Vurrlue l'uiVw1'sity: M. .-X., whim Sturm- l'11ix'vrsityg tiuirlzmcv, :Xgl'IK'lIIflll't'. I 'WI Tw-.-uty . -- -1 L.. .-. ., I S In Ill., Miami l'11iv1-rsitvi In- KIllSfl'I2ll Arts. BIA RY CIYIII IIQIQ I XIQ XX' ICLSI I V I S Ill III., llhiu Stutv I'niV4-rsity lullllllxlklll ul: ls S jvc JR I I I Q'I,.XIQ,X IQRIJNIXX WI-IOS WI-IO I I ICN I1liIQ'l' Wt JI.l li Il. .-X., Hlxiu Stull- l'11ivvrsi!5'g M. A.. l'nixw-lsily ul' NIil'lli3.ZIlll1 S1'il'll1'1'. 1 . Q V , x I N L .XIHzI,IXI'. Wlxlhlll lr, ,Xu XVUIIQ-sl.-5 lmllwg.-g I'InL:lish. .lHlll'llJlliSIIl. -' -H ,L-'L ' F Y ' 11- jf i X IHC XYXYNIC l5l'lQIil-1 II, S, in l'IuI,, lluwling 111-1-1-11 Stzulv l'nivm'sity: NI, .X,, vlhiu Stull' l'ni- xw-l'Qilx l u lixIl 1 v ' ' r ' F In 5. In lu1l,, I-uwlmu ilw-Il Slut-- l'l1iv:-rsiiyl Svie-ll:-v. fo W Y , ,' i IXXI 1.liR'l'lQl'IJlf Xll 'NX .llIIIl1Il'-HILLII l'l'llIl'lIl'Il Ill I IX XX'lXII9RlflJ STK Dl.I I-. .X.. .X1Ill.1l1 lull 1-' Nm-'11 NI1 - - 4 A SY XYIl.I.I.VXMS mi 4 Il. A., lll'illQ'llN'I'L1' l llv- v' 1 11 phy, linpqlish. l I UIQICXUIC YINVI IXQ I-. N. lll l'Al.,17lllll '4t:1I1 Vnixqlxitx Nl1lllll'lllHIl1'S. K 'l'wm-nty-0 Il Twenty-Two The Voice ol: lvloe l may he only a lmookworm small, lint l know the students lmoth short and tallg So follow me into this next hook, And at its contents we'll take a look. l'll find you a book about Juniors gay l'll give you a taste of the students, clay. The Sophomores ancl Freshmen are also here, XYhile Junior lligh brings np the rear. Ima Student in IICI' latest Iumks dis- CUSSUS STUDENTS and CLASSES III :1 style :ls vnvnl as lltl' IINHIY IHIISI' trzltn ms. 1 nl I x W I K Dirk E my ith M 354' 2..- FU? ,w:fiQ9N ! M Sw + ...J , , k 2 1 ,A J .mf Q ,. r 'GQ' mwx .5 XL B 4 YRNQJ2' , . an f, f Qi? xrly L 'iff 4 'ff Q, gh 1 ,, vnfl ' is x fb, . X 4 QQ m-L fa 9 W X Q 1 X M.. , A ,ww .L Q 1 .QQ 1 -W wg - Y ma- , -ff' x m I 5, L 3 353 I 2 f . ., ' - - Q Q4-fjg' in 'Q I 1, ff fl N Q W 'H' 'h W' ' . ., K N- ' ff ., V.. 1+ V 6 Y '..s I 3 . mfg: ! XQ 4 ffvig X . A .Q 1'-f ' '- ' xy A N 5 Q f . i 2 k ' - y jtgsfykk k 'Q 1 FQ K' W ,J if j ............ 'df' ' 1 . . 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AlJIl'Lllll'l'il4' llutling, Ilwh-In ltyun. 1'h:u:'I1-s Szuntm-U. .lulm-s Smuwl, XI:ll'x' .Kam-S Svlllu-4-, Villllillv Svllzvr. l'1ll1l Slxvlly, Iilvill Sllmnp, I:Qll'llIlI'il Shupp, I, 4.lm'i:e Hiflwti, XYilIi:nm Sidnli, Iimmil- Imu Sly. .I1-an Smith, Mulw-1 Smith. .Inau- fll-llu, Imis Stvnu:-l. .lzum-S Sta-xl-ns. .Xlullw-W Stuvklllzlstn-l', Ilul'utI13 Stunt. nl' lx-nhl.-1-11 Sum-lwlp, Nl:u'u:urwl Sxxw-1I'-l'sI45. Ili1'l1:u'fl 'I'1-mph-. Willwur 'I'--rlmun-1, l'I1lith 'l'uln. .lulull 'I'um, li:ul'lm:ll':1 'I'wl1nx', .Xntlmny 'l'm'1'isv, Maury 'I'1'il1l:ll'vlu-. XX'il1il'l'x-fl X:llll l1'I'I. INI1- XK'2ll1'l'S. Klum II4-lvn XY:-lu-V, IZ:-1'1l'lluIv XYwis. Nlauxim- XY--1-stun. Ililly XYi Imms, I2:1,x'rm-ml XYilli:ums. Iirysnn Wim-l upgnl ,Iv:n1m.- NYUII.-ruslauazm-1. llallmlfl XN'1'iL:I1I..lllllf-Z:-Vlllzlll, ll'l5'-l'llt MUCH ADO ABCDUT NCT!-IING' . . . A story written with apologies to the SODHQMOIQES, ever busy at Work and play l'l1ll'l3-'1'wu Top' Hipghthi S--vviitli Sixth: Fifth: l wui'tl1: Tllirili Swvullill 1'i1's1: I':1i Sll1liY1lIl. I'i'1-sinh-lit: lmli- Ulnsv, Vim--I'i'1-siilvliti Patsy thx-1-iislmli-. Si-4-i'vtui'5'1 1'h:1i'l4-s Slit'-V. 'l'iw-z1si1lwi': lfzxli- Aaluins. Ifuli- I:Zll'll2ll'1l, llnlii-Vt Ilzirr. Iiligviii- liais- i'ui'1l. Yurris l:Ul'll1lI'il. .lzmio-s iiillillprs, Nuriiizm Iimh-y. Iizxchf-I Allll lim-hh-V, Hustun lm- , . , , mlm, .luhii lmiiilluii, lwilzxlil l,i':uItvv1'cl, Jnsvlrliiiii- Ilraim-iv. ' 121-l'li'111lv Hlilllilllll. Iinsi- Maury lllmwil, Sum Iirllim, Tmlil I:lll'I'. Llnyil llym-rs. .lumi-s l':1Il:1L:'h:1i1. 1':ii'l 4'2lIHlliIl1.1ll2l. ll--m-vii-vw f'2ll'LlSU, .Xlilzi V4-iisi, xY2l1lt'1'll'l1ll'lltS, Huy 1'l4-mmis, .I--:111t'm1m-i'. .luilllllvl'ullIl1rI'S. Virgiiiizi lvmp--1-. Sami l'u:'pimi, XYilli:im l'l'1lNX'lIlf'l'. Imiwmtliy IH-itz, Film:-i' Iiivhr. .xllllil .li-:in lrillingvr, l4JlYl'I'lll' Hariri. lflvm-lpn Fair- 1':11'. .luliii Fix-ili-i'ick. .Ii-ziriiiv Fulwiwlvr, llzlrulsl fit'ilJfl'l', llulli iii-i'ln-l', Holm:-l'l:i 1111-ll, Iiusss-ll llff-ll, I':i1l'l'Il llillm-tti-. lluwzlril Milla-Ilv, Mziiw' tlulviiiliir- Imnzlld Guml. I':ill'1'll I!ZlLl'l'l'. zlriziil lflziiikziiiimu-V, Huwuril lI:11'1istvi'. Ilurl H+-ltmxin. .Xlvn-luv ll:-rlmril, lmuisi- 1 H4'l'I'lIl2llllI. Al2ll'j1PI'Y Ili-le-1', Hzuiy f11'j'llHlll. .iizixiiw Iliggins. Xrviii Ililml-vlwziiiel, Mzlriziii Alim- Ilnrii, .Imam lluti-hinsim. 1'lHlI'li'S lrll:-. K1-nm-lin ,Iwvsi-irh. illmlys Kzllii-S. Juni- Ki-rn. Num Imilisi- lil'I'SIQ'l14'l'. .luhii Killian. lirum- Killa. .lzinis Kistlm-1'. iXI2lI'5.L1ll'4'l lil:-iii. 'I'li1-mlmw Km-1-iili-y, In-lmzii' licwh. Nimfls ldlillilllllil. Nick Ilalviulu. Imp, I-1-lu l,l-llllmvlc, llil-llalrrl In-pl'-X. Xl:ll'll1:l Lil-ln: lun 1 Inna. 1 4lInXl1Xl lupl mln l luplrl lI1lxxl11lNIul1l Nl ll ull lull Iiiilllllli 241-xw-lull: Slxllli I-'iI'Il1. I1'm1l'lllZ 'I'lniy-fl: sl-1'-lml: lfilwl' 1 , :usp . :. ':' .:,.:'u:'-31m wlnrlll, Il:1l'1'l1-Ilv Xlllls. lull:-:All 5llSHl4'l', lh-1'n:l1lil1l- Nlnl'l'uw. lmmnlrl M--Izuvr. Isuln-ll Kllqw-ng Vlmrlvs Nliznxm, Alum' Mizuno, Iuvnllf- Xllll4ll1N llmf-14 N4-Ill. lmln-1-1 Alarm, lmluthx Xllllllllllvl llulu-rl Nlssl-ru, Imsl-'1' Nwrlnznn. I lm--'xml-.4 Nulny. Xlllelrl-nl Hzlmws, .l2llIl4'S l'illIIlQ'l' . , . Mary I,-mls-' Inlxm-V, Iuslln-1' l'IlIPlil', XYillv111' l':1I1z11, Nl.ll.lHl5 lmllw 1'lUxl-4-N111-1-11 XX'ilI--ll:1 Iimll-lulllull. In-wis ll'l-awllkv Ilurnlllx' lil-vllpl-1-U Xlu- lb-itz-ll. Klum ll--mlm-, l'l-l'l1l:l .lf-:ill lliltf-ll XY'lll-Al' I'ulv1-rls l'illx Iulllu Nlnxllnn l Q I . : ' : lul'lH-V. .Kun lllllllllii. lm I ally lmlls. llnxllix lllllnlznml,1':1l'-'lim'SIM-rnzl.'I'l11-rvsu SIH'l'llJl4 Vllwsll-1' Svlmzll l':111lS1'l111sl1-V. I'ln llls Nw-l, ll l':lnw1-s N-l'l'l:llm.4n-V115lm1,l,, :' SlIl lZ I'- NNI'-S Smith. Il-'lu-rt Slam:-5, llllln Nl.1l1l livin- Nl-null lull lllm ull xl!-1-1-lx.-V, Iiulll-rl 'I'1'tril'la, l:l1'll2ll'll VIVIIHIIIIIS. lmwll Ilmmlmsull. 3l:u'lln:l 'I'l':1l lem- XY'-lll-I' l'l1xlliQ XY1'rm-V, livlli' -llllll' xvllll' mu.-, lmlly xY1lp.2lll'l'. l4Ix':1 W1-is,.Xx'll1urWwisz, ll:-IIA XX llliwm Wluill-ln,--ul luhm XXIII11-lm,l'l:n1'1-lnwv XXlll1,lln1s.1:11ul Al lX XM.. mlm'-A XX'x'lwHg4iylg.-1', .Xlivv .ln-:lllllv Ymlvr, l,:nwr1-nw- ZllIIlll1'Illl.lll. mls, 'I'I1l-- nom 'l'hirI y-'l'l1rl-l T1-IE YEAQLINGH An illustrated story of the FIQESHMEN in their First year or High school. 'l'11ll1 S4'Yl'1lI11 Sixth: 1 i1't11: 1 11111't11: '1'11i1'11: S111'111111: 1 i1'x1Z l11i1'1y-11'11111' 11I11g11111- 11'1'11s1, 1'1'1-si1I1-11t: 11111'11111 Nuttlu-. Vim--1'1'1-S1111-1113 141111111 Ivi11i1111, Sv-- 11-t:11'5': 1111111-1'l 111-1111, '1'1'1-11s111'111'. . A111111'1'11 AN1-, l'111l1'1t'S 121111111-, 111:1115's IZ:1111111'1'. IP:11'1'y1 Ii11111wi11. K1:11'j111'i1- 151111. 112111111 111111, 'lx11l'1'1'!42l l:2l11t1S11K. 1'11111'111tt1- 111-1111i11p111111'1', S11i1'11-y .11-1111111- 1:1'Iltlll1. 1l11y111111111 121-st. 1fI11yt111- 1Si1'k11111z, 1s11111-1 1111111-y. 1':11V1'111 13111111131-1-, 11i11y 1Z11111-11- . ,. I.. , , ., 11111-1111, M111'l111 1.1'11-111, 11111111111 1.1'1111:4t. A1111-1-1 I-1'ul11f1'. ,X111-1111 l.111'k11111111-1'. 1'I!lV1'111'f1 liu1'1111tt. fqlilil' Nutz, 11111111111 Ily1-rs. l111s11 1f2l1111'XI1 1'111i1111111. .I:11111-s 4'12ll'1i, 1+1st1-1111 l'12l1lS. 1:il1'11Zl1'lL t'li1-14, l'11'111- U1111111, 1l'I,--111- V111-. 1'1111x111111'1- 1'111111111's. 1'1xw13'11 V1111111-1'. 14'1':1111i 1'111'1'111111. 1111111111 I721lIIl, 1':11V1'21l'll I1i11i1111, Il11s1- 1I1s11111lis. 11111'11111'11 1P1111p:,'111s, .I111'1c 111111. .11-1111111- 111x'1-1's1111, 111-1-1 1 1-111, 1111-11111'11 l 'lt'11114'1', l11l1'S111111 F111'syt11, 3121111121 l 11x. 1'11111 1 1'11111-is, 11111-11- 1115' 1'+'1111z, M1111' 1.1111ise- 11111111 liuth 111-11131-, 1'5'1'11 111-1-111-1: , 1 - 1- . 1' 1 1 - 1 1 1.11s1- A1111 1.1-1'11111', 1l11'112l1'11 1111111-Vt. 111-tty 11111. 111-111'g'1f 11111111111-, 1x111111'5'11 MV1-1-11, 141111121 Alilt' 1111141-1', 131-111 11111114111111111-11 1111x'i11 11a11'11111111, 8111111 11Zlj'1'S. Im1111'11s 1111z1-111111'k. 1.11 1711111111 1-l11z11111111'1i. .1111111-s 1111111-1', .111y1'1- 111-i11111111. S11s111111 111-11111-1's1111. 1 1'z1111Q II1-111'5', Mary l11111is1- 111-1'lw1, 1V111111:1 1111'k111:111, 'l'111111111:4 How-- :11'l11. rv , -. . .- 1 - 1 11111. 5.11141 1111s11111, .X1111 .l11111111x11-11. A111- 1xz1s1-1', 111:11'11'S K1-1'l1, N1:111 1ii1'w:111. 1N11ll'1 1i1s111-1'. X1:11'4i111'i1- K11-111, 11Il:1i111- KII1111-, S11115' Kunst. S1-11-11111: N1:11'y 1x11s1-11q1-, 11111111111 1i1'1111114 1,1111ix I.:11i111111-, 1i11s1-1.:1l1:11:1,.1:11111-s 1,:11111, 1'111 1111- 1.1-1111-1, .1:11-11111-1l111- 1.1-111111, 11111111111 11111l11'1', 1111'112l1'11 1.111111-1' S1Xl1lQ HHN- 1,1111:11'11, 11111111111 111111. 11I1lu1-111- A1:11A1i11, 1 1':1111'is A1:l1'111l, 1':11'1'1111 31:11, F1111 s1:1111'1- 511-vxiu. l11-1- 51111111-111-1', 11:11'1'i1-1 511111-13 31g11'5' ,X1111 511111-1: 1-'11'111: x1Jl1'X A1111-111'11, Yi1'p:i11iz1 A111l1111'1'111. 1'12l1'il IM-11 51111'1'is. 1-'1'z1111'1-s 3111s1-1-11:1. XYi A111ss1'1',1'111'111i111' N:1s1111ti. l'411111-1'i111- N:111111-. 31111111 X111111 111111111111 X1 -'.'l1'11l 1111'11 I-'11111111: .1111111 IVX1-11, 111111 .X1111 1'il111I1'1'. 11111 1':1111. 1':11'1 1'1'111'1-1121111-. A11111' 1'1'11v1-11z:111 X111'111- 1li1'11:11'11. .1111'1111'11 111111-11 1l1-11111'1111'1- 11111l1'1'lS. 1l11ss1111 1l11l1111x1111. '1'11i1'1I: l':11 1Z1111111:. 11I11g11111- S:111111'1's, 1':11'111i11 S:111111r11, 1111111 8141111-11,1':11-1 S111-1'1111111. 11.11 11111 S11-S1-1. 1,11s11-1' S111i111, 11111'1111lj S11-11141-1, 11111111111 S111111l. S111-111111: X1:11'3 S111'i:11111. .l111111 Sylw-s11'1'. 311111-1' '1'1111ss, 1111111-1'1 '1'il1111111-S. .1:11111-5 '1'.11111. Jglm.-5 'I'l':11'5, Il11111-1-1 X':1l111'11-1-1. .X1111i1- Yi11'1111, 1411111 1Yz1111'l'. 1-'11'r11: 111111111 XY:1l11111, S11i1'11-1 .X1111 XV1-1-N11111, .X1:11'11v'111- XY1-is11111'1, 11111111111 XY1-i111111111. Ii:1111:11':1 XYi11i:1111s, 1I11s1- 1X'i11i:1111S. 111-115 1Yi11s. 111-lsy XY1'i:111, 111111-151 Z1-1-1111111, 1C,JL13 11l1I'15'1 1Vr- WE MUST MAIQCI-I An account of the EiGi-iii-i GQADEIQS who are about to march into i-iigiw School. Thirty-Six 'I'op: Murjoiif- llriir-lziii-r. Iiuilily Kisllf-r. Aiiggviiiii- l':i:4il1i:ilii11-, il:-ily Norris. 1,--lilly lllisi-iilniiii-i', lmviil Nulrkzi. XYzu'1'm-ii lTlll'ii1'Il. .luck Vaiiniilwll. Iii-riisiril ll'i.3'Illl, limi' l':it11-ii. .liiziii lluiit. Marilyn Starr. 'l'liir:l: llulwrl Hamill-rs. Bl2ll'Ll'2lI'Q'l XXX-lull. Murrlm-llv Slll'lIl1.14'l', .Xllf-liv lll'j'Ill1lll. XYilSun lmiiilm-iislzxga-l. H4-ni'g:v llrniim-ir, linlwrl lim-z1g.1'y, .luv .luyn-fi. .laliiivv Sviizxzif. Mzurtliai Sli:-rmziii. liilwiii lil'l'll, th-mi lflllfllllilll. S4-1-mill: tlsilzltiu iil'2lllll2lll. ICmil M1-yvr. 1'h:il'l4-S llalrr. Illilm-vii 1.2m-1-ii. linlwairli XY:lt1-rs, 411-nw Si-hziznf. l':i11l l,i1-in-r, .Xl'lt'Il4' Stunt, Illiliizi 'lll'llIl2ll'l'lll'. Mxiry Imsquzilim-. Hoy llillH'l'l. First: lil-li-11In-l,l1s-zl.A411-lilivL'ol'r:ulu. Furl Artinu, .li-:Ili llvillllilll, .Xlillimiy Mirzl. .lzliiivs llziyvs, Ili-rin-rl llairry, ,Xrviil Iiiigluiiil. 'l'up: .llbllll XYillizims. Maxim- i:lL'll2ll'1lSllll, Vlmrlvs Kiilg. Mzirjuriw- lfuaiiiw-. Mairtlii-llai Mizi-r, Surah SIl5'1il'l'. Ruin-rt Murphy, l l'l1llli Lziimuiiizl. l.yni:ui lirnwii. imimlcl Sl'llllSll'l', Yi-riiuii Smith. 'l'liir4l: ilnrslmi l'llll'SYtlll', Imlmw-fa H1-tn-r. Mary Lou Nissn-ii, Phyllis llrouks. lmris lflgzxii, lmrutiiy l1r:ult'urfl, ,luv Sly. Te-rry NVliitv, liulla-xi llzig:,'c-r. lmuis i'1lSll'1lYllli'P. Svwniil: livi-lyii lillllllilll. .lnsviiiiiiiu Vite-llu. Ji-2111 Tmlrl, Aliihmiy Fzxrrzir, Aiilliuiiy l.:iVio- lzl, Aiillimiy Mizuno. .Iunivs l'lo:4s-, .lzxvk Sliuwnlls-ii'. lXl:iurivv lluiuly, Hrvillv Km-li. First: Iii-tty I':u1l, Silvia liuliziim, lim- lil-nm-y. liulwrl II--iris-li, .l+,s.-pliiiw Mit--hvll, Kvitli Muriiliy, 'Pom t'm'i':iilu. Phillip Siilnii. Nut iii Ili4'llII'1'2 liutli llairtzi-ll. The story of the SEVENTH GIQADEQS, growing each day in wisdom and stature. UGRCDWING PAINSU .- 'I'np: .ll-rrp XYHIIN-, l':111l Mill' V, lQ1'lIIIl'lll Ii:-vli, Ilulf- Y1-z1l'i1'li, I:l1'lI'll'll l'1111lwl'l l1'1Iw'1l'xl . K , , . XIllI'lill, Ih-xw-1-ly tlnxw-1-. .lusl-lull l,lllill'2l. XY:lllm-r Slnlll. I:i1'II1lI'll Iluu-1' Il-all.-I-I lvul'I', l'Illw:1rfl l'1lllll1'l'. Th- . v- - - , - ,A , lrvl: llurls .Iulm-N, Xll'L1ll1l:1 HllSlllll. In-gills: lutlvl, llm-lm-ll 3l4Nllll.ll1, l,:ll3 ll--5l11:lll. lx-vluxw Xlllw-ulull. llvll-ll Xlullo-rs. l+'1':lluw-s l':lS1111:1ln-, .Xrmmlml Ill-rlmrn I-ln-l' 'l'1'il1- ul--I. XY:lll:1l-l- lllw-alll. S.-1-mall: William l:lllil'l'. Imuis Kansl-V. Irvin Strznulv. .Xlln-rl S1111 .,. x Vl'2lll1'l', Xmll-llv Xlllls. Sllirlvl Il--If-11 I.lll'llllI' Wumls. lh-rlrzml N1-uw-ll, I4lll'lHl' Vlwllcl 4'lI'll'll'Y 1'il1l-- In--Isl:-1'. l ir:-ut' Willislnn lfullz. ,Xlxin lf'-1'1w's, .lzmv 'I'lIllIll1lllS. -I4'2lll IIa1l1li.umm1-l'. X'i1'uil1i:1 M1-3.-V. lil'-llxn lip-rs, Inq nlillslm, 'I'-wlaly 4'lllIlll'l'S, l l':unlx Nixm-il-lmll-V, I I'ilIlli Iimlsl. 'l'n1w: ll--lf-ln l'Zllllll'l', .Xml-alll Z1-rmzm. lmlmlrl XY:lllmr'r1, .lwlm Ymlvr, lil-11111-llx Ilxmrll--V. William Nil-mish, Al:1l'g11vl'il4- SIDl'lllpLl'I'. Ilnrullly IllS2llllllS, .limmy 1lr'v--rnslmlf-. .Xllnwlzl Sh'-lll-y, SlIll'll'j' lf:-1'1'm's. 'l'lnin-rl: .Iulm Ninn'-v, 'l'mumy lil-rulzlll. Ilnlvlay Sm:-lzl-r. Imll- Slllllll'l'. lmis Il1ll'IPSl1'l'. In-Vis ll,-lull-. 'l'mmi-A K1-rsh-111-1', .lm- l'l'wx'v11z:1l4', xvilllillll Alizlzlll-swnvrllu. l:1'illl4ll'1' l'I'ux'n-l1Z:1lm-. N-1'-ami: l':1l'l f'ill'llHlI. Ilulu-rt 801111111-l'x'ill4-, I'zll1'im'i:l I-Illsllxillgl-1', .ln-alllllv XXX-lwll. 1'lil'l'4ul'ml Ash, 'Fwm Alillvlll-swwl'lll, IM-mais XVll:1l4-ll. Alurla llurr. KlllllI'Xll XYilli:nms, Wil- liam K1-Vsln-lt:-l'. lllsl. lllllllp N5lN-fall-1, Xlzum- Iullllwln, .l2lllll'N X141-lull. lll'llX'I'I' .Xllmlrf-ws. 4'Ilill'l S Ili:-lamzm. llzu-ulfl 'l'mmviIz4 Phyllis xYl'l4'll, l r:1uw-s 'l'llt'lil'l' llullu 'I'ul-lu-r Y' . . I , , , , . ll In 1x1l'llll'1-. .xmlrf-w lullmli. Annan l'l1llZ, Altln-an .lnsl-pll, .lulm Van I-'ll-1-I 'l'l1i1'Iy-Sl-rl-11 Thirty-Eight The Worm Turns to the Next'Bool4 'llhe hooks on this shelf now demand your attention, XVe prophesy readers in eager conven- tion, Come look at these dramas both famed and renowned XYith wisdom of years and experience profound. 'llhese plays have reflected the phases significant, Of school activities small and inagnili-,, cent, Of how they have helped all our students acquire, An insight of life's idealistic attire. lJIIIIt H1158 these 11p-III-Ilzltc pluvs In' 4 . . I utlzl l'11II, clcpIctIIIg' thc IIIIIIIV ACTIVITIES - cIItI':Il High. Nczul lllcsc guy IIIIIIIQ1 ull Nilll' Ill lllll' ilflllllil SUCUUII. l II1'I5'-II-Iv COM ET STAFF ,tu scno Q- B I 1 P s If-WASSOQIIK W QQ 144,570 f '91-9-40 X Iilnlitor-in-Chief: MA R1Il'ICIiI'I'IC UIIAXVNIICII Assistant: .I ANICT TUR1 AV Associates: I1IC'l'T'Y HILLMAN MARY CATHERINE HRIEHI. KATHRYN CHRISTMAN KATIILIGICN I-IATHAVVAY IVIARVICI. KIIQKICNIDAIJ. KATHRYN TUCKEH Sports! JAIVIICS NIVH,-XIII! VV I I.I,I,-XM NIa't'I.AIN lil IIIIGIVI' lCl'I.EIi Typists: ICIIII-ZEN IIUIILEY BETTY FARR IVIARIAN KYMIQIIS Art Iiiditorz KATHRYN CHRISTMAN Assistants: MARTHA IEA HKICIL WI IJLA RID IIICCKLICY ASsuc'izlteSZ L'.I.-XNIG KIPLINGER GENICVIEVIC LOPEMAN MARY MORRIS M.-XRGUEH1'I'IC RLIFFING IIAHIEARA TURUNV Atlvist-rs: MISS W'AGNER MISS VVHIGHT MISS LATHAM MIL MORRIS MIL WUI.F'IG Forty-Two WITH MALICE TOWARD NONE COMET STAFF Ye browsers of the bookshop! Now worthy of your un- limitecl praise is this true-to-life clrama. 'llhis pleasing play uufolcls the story of how the eclitorial aucl art staff of Central lligh Schools year hook worked iuclus- triously aucl ethcieutly to produce the Comet, The first act reveals the staffs successful attempts to raise Iiuauces hy spousoriug a iuagaziue caiupaign aufl caucly sale. Editors aucl advisers search thoroughly for a suitable theme iu the sccoucl act, aucl actiou increases iu momeutum. Photo- ifraphs are talceu, stories are written, aucl layouts are plauuecl. Fw 'Ilhe graucl climax is reached in the thircl act when after teuse momeuts. the theme is clevelopecl aucl the hook is pulmlish- ecl aurl rlistrilmutecl to eager sturleuts. LITTLE RED WRITING GOOD NEWS STAFF 'I'his is it two-:met play uf I.ittIe Red NY1'iting tluucl :md hei' Irienrl IIiII NusefI'Im Xexys. :lIi11s the News StztIT. In the first :Let they set nut tu take rt Imsket of newspztpei' :u'tieIes tu Riding' tltImI's tlrzlilcliim I'uImIie. 'lyippiiig gztily :thang they :ire surlrleuly cmltrmitefl hy the XX UII III I'.i'm1's uhm. elmeklmg' yieiuusly. sets mit In ruin their plains. 'IIhe seetmrl :ict clisehnses them Ctllll'1lg'CllllSIy culling Im' the twn Q'2lI'tI0lICI'S xylimn they hzuI seen xyeeciing' taut mistztlfes. IIeIp :u'1'ix'es ziiirl in :L thrilling' contest uf wits the XYIIII of I'Il'1'Ul'S is vzmquislierl, :md Nwse-I7m'fNews :mtl I.ittIe Red XX'1'it- ing tltmcl fleliyer tu QIYILIIIIIIIZI I'uhIie at hnsket HX'CI'IIthXK'Illg with thirty tive weekly issues uf the sclitml page :tml Iwur large specf izll eclitimis, ull spztrliling with XYCII'IY1'IIICIl ztecuuiits of the latest tluings :lt Ii. II. 9. T N EWS STAFF lG4litm's: K.X'l'HIlYN t'IlIllS'I'MAN M.Klitil'I41llI'l'I'I t'll.XXK'Ml'lR l,I't'Y MUUIKIC .l.XMI'ISHlt'lIAlil1 JANET 'IWIIIHXV KATHHYN I'I'4'KHI! MARY t'A'l'HI'IRlNl'I ISHIICHI, K.X'l'III,l'IICN ll.X'I'II.XNV.XY M.XIlYI'1I. KlliKI'INl1.Xl.l, IC4'lNrl'tt'I'SZ IUDIZICIIT I!.XI'I! XVILLAIIIV I!I'Il'KT.ICY IiIll't'I'I IlI'Il.l.ARIb IlHI!ICli'I' UULYIN IPANVN UIUDSIZY IUPIZIIIIVI' ICl'I.I'IIi .IICAN KARSIINICR AI.l!ICH'l' K.-XSl'll.X lIll.I.Y KICINICR SIIIRLICY KNAPI' RIUHAIIIP I,l'II'l,I'IY NVll.l.lAM Met'l..KlN Ll't'Y IVIUURIC M.-Xll'l'Il.fX NYE MIIAUIHGIT UITGICRS MAIRIAN RAllI'lI!Al'4lII IA' RICAM 5lAIlGl'lCRl'l'l'I Rl'I l4'lN4I l'AIII,INI'I SICI.'l'ZI'II! IIHNNIIC TADIT SLY .IICAN SMITH AIQIUIC '1'AflH.-XIVI' IllC'I I'I IG TIIHMAS IIARIIARA 'IWDIUHV IIAIUILII XVIlltlII'l' ypistsl MAHIAN IZICUK I!l'I'l 1'Y FARM MAHIAN IIYMICRS Mll.llI2I4IIl SIIIGHNA .Ulvise-rs: MISS NK'liltlll'l' M Ii. BURKE Fort y- 1'l11'ee LITTLE WOMEN Furtv -Four ACT III, SCENE II SETTING: Miss Cooper's room. The members of the Senior Girl Reserve Cabinet are seated informally, registering interest at Miss Cooper's gems of wisdom. A similar scene might be seen in the junior Girl Reserve Cabinet meeting under the supervision of Miss Garner. Miss Cooper: Well, girls, I think we should plan our activities for the re- mainder of the year. Marjorie: Everyone is wondering when the Girl Reserve dance is to be given. Kathleen: The Mother-Daughter banquet is scheduled for next week. Then we girls will go out of office at the installation service. Ruth: VVell, even if I say so myself, I think we had a Hne year of Girl Re- serve activities in service. Dawn: I do too. Remember our Halloween party? I'll never forget those candied apples, even if I have to Wear false teeth sooner. And remember vv Santa Claus at the Christmas party, too? Kathleen: And don't you recall the Thanksgiving program we gave at as- sembly and how one of the girls fell down the steps in the most impress- H ive part of the service? Marjorie: HI remember that, and also the night meeting when the Fremont G. R. adviser spoke. Afterwards the whole club went down town for ham sandwiches and hot chocolate. Dawn fwith a sighll 1 'iOh, such good times as We had! JUNIOR GIRL RESERVES ANN RUFFING, President POLLY WAGNER, Program Chairman PATSY GREENSLADE, Vice-President MARTHA TRANSUE, Social Chairman MARGARET ELLEN MATZ, Secretary ALICE JEANNE YODER, Service Chairman CAROL WOODS, Treasurer PHYLLIS RUHLAND, Devotions Chairman MISS GARNE R, Adviser Dale Adams, Norma Bodey, Rachel Ann Boehler, Josephine Branco, Rosemary Brown, Genevieve Caruso, Alda Censi, Jean Conner, Joanne Connors, Virginia Cooper, Dorothy Deitz, Anna Jean Dillinger, Laverne Egan, Jeanne Fulwider, Ruth Gerber, Roberta Gfell, Eileen Gillette, Mary Golemme, Patsy Greenslade, Eileen Hager, Marian Hankam- mer, Louise Herrmann, Marjory Ann Heter, Maxine Higgins, Marian Alice Horn, Joan Hutchinson, Gladys Kalies, June Kern, Nora Louise Kerstetter, Grace King, Janis Kistler, Betty Lehlback, Martha Lieber, Genevieve Lopeman, Rose Lupica, Margaret Ellen Matz, Mary Miano, Lucille Middlesworth, Harriette Mills, Dorothy Nimrichter, Florence Nuby, Mary Louise Palmer, Esther Papke, Marjory Poths, Willella Radebaugh, Dofrothy Recupero, Mary Rempe, Perma Jean Ritter, Martha Ruffer, Ann Rutflng, Phyllis Ruhland, Caroline Sberna, Theresa Sberna., Phyllis Seel, Frances Serriano, Helen Stahl, Dawn Thompson. Martha Transue, Polly Wagner, Phyllis Werner, Betty White, JoAnn Wilhelm, Carol Woods, Alice Yoder. A CI-IQCDNICLIE OF TI-IE GIIQI. IQESEIQVES HAI,IOWI?EN OFFICERS CKIIIQISIMAS FAI-?IY G. I2.'S IN GROUP MEETING XI XILIHIIIIC IIII,IlI'II1I2,XXII, I'1'1-sill'-III I'III.I'II4IN IlI'lll.ICY, I'1'ugy-guru l'I1:lil'm:ll1 Ii.X'I'III,I'II'IN II.X'I'II.XXY.XY, Vim--I'l'1-siulvlll .XI,Il'I'l IZUYAXIIIIP. Swwizll l'I1zliI'm1n11 ILX XYN VIIHSIIY. S--vlw-t:ll'x IIIINNA .I MAN KIS'I'I.ICIi, S:-rx'iI-v l'lmIl'm:nl1 lil I'II I-I.I'INNI4IIl. II'I'1'IISlll'I'l' Al.XIllll'I'IIlI'I'I'I l'Ii.XXYMl'lIl. IM-vulimlsl'I1:liz'n1:uu MISS l'lNlI'l-Ili. .Xflvisvr I':II4'4'lI Ilzclw-r. Iilzuiln- I:1lIU'I'. I,ul'l':Iill1' Ilzulw-V. Iflllzl Hose- I!:1Il. K:1lI11'y'u Il:lll. NI:ll'L::u'vt Iinll. Illm .lznml I5:eIl, Ilwsv Alum' Hull, Mzxrtlm I!zu'Iwr, .Xmm Mau- I!:nl1m:u1, .Xlivv IZ'-usll-3, KI:url:an In-I-lx, .I:1l1.- I!iwIiI1:lx'l. IZ:-IIA' IIIIIIIIIIII, KI:1l'L::ll'1-I Ilirlilmlz, Aliw- I!ux':Iil'4I, Mary' l':ulIu1-l'll11- Iirlu-III. KIIIIIVXII l'IlI'ISIlll2lll. 3Izu1'1I4-lI-- l'l1-mulls, .Xl'lllIIIlIl' Ulivk, Ilulwvllxy Plus--. IN-I-ru Vulxirx. NI:1x'::u--l'iI-- I'l'IlXYIIll'I', Imwn Uruslry, tllnriu VIIIIIIIIIQIIEIIII. lmris IPI4-hr. S1I1':1I1 I'is:m1Ins, Jllslillv' Ifullulzls, II:Ill'4'II Ivulllvy, lmr-UIII5' Iflln-1'l5'. Imris I'IIS4'IIIHllll'I', Ilvtly I :Il'l'. ICII -44- II I v-rr:-S. IIIIIII I Ivflll14-V. Nlzlri-Ill l lir'Ii--V, I:l'l'll4'Il1l I l'isn'I1, Imuisv I-'l1Il'A, Mary ICII--lx fl1l'Irl-V. Alfurx lhllxlilw, Imx-is Hmul. Alzwy Ilrznw' I.:llll':l tim-me-lznlsa. .XlIl'IIIl1' Iilnlizuw. linlh- I4-.-II II:nII1:1u:u3, Ivm'-allay II:u, I':Il'2lllvlI'n' II:1z1-Ilrzlvli. I'Illn-ll Ilrltlllull, I'1liz11Iu-ll: IIl'l'I'lIlIlIIIl. .XI:nngi-n'i-- IInl+Ivln-mul. I:I'4'll'IIl'II Iluntw-r, .If-un Kurslum-1', I,'.I:un- Kipliuu-fr. Nlnrx'--I Kirk'-11-I IIJIII, Iinnnn .II-:ull Iiisll-'l'. I.:l YZIIILZIIII Iiisllf-V, Shirlw-5' Kllzlpp, I'III1n-I Iiuvlu, ll:ll'i:nn Iiuvll, Imam I..nnlA. M411-1Ivs I,f1vl13. Ihyllla I.lr-In-I, Ix.llI1l1-1-ll Imng, l:1l'nIll1e- lmpzllm. .IllNl'l!IlIII1' I,ulm1n,NI:nu'y .Nunn I.wp:u'n, II:-ily Mug:-rx, Luis May, Al:1l':.:m-rilvMvMilIi:1n, Imrnllmy M1-51-V. f'f-u'u'in-- Mill:-V, luw-nw Mill--V. In'IIZl Muuzurvlni, Imvy Muurm-, Mary AIur1'i:4. In-ily Nllxrplu, I'Ill -'f- In XIIIVIIIIQ. Ilnsu- Mllsw-ll:1, I:HS4'IlHlI'X My-rs, I'Il'lI1'I2l Nupliu, .Xllg'l'IIlll' Nzlsunli, 1'II:ul'- lull- X.nIuIv, XI.ll.5-lift NIIII. .Xn-vlln:- Nlglu, Mznrllm Ny-, KIIIIIV1-II IMI!-lI'l's, XI:l1'l:1ll Iizulv- I::u'luIn. ISI-II3 Il:l5l1u1', Iilsif' lil-num, 4'I:nl':1 Mm- Il:-ml. Ih-lly Ilw-ip.1l1'. AIIll'k'1'HI Ilim'Il:ll'rIs. Mur- -qauw-I Ilivluznxwls, AI:Il'::lu-ritf' Ilutliug, Ililu .lunv Illlppvrt, III-In-11 Iiyuu. NIZIVISIII Iiynn-Vs, XIII! Ill-I-II SIM-v'l1:n, xl1ll'X .Xullvs Sm-Ium-4-. I':111li11v S1-Itzw-V, Illurizl Sinluli, IXIJIVIIIII Sidnti, 'I'ln-lwssl wuflull. I-.lszu 5Iv'2l'l', Ihmrniw I.uu Sly, .lf-:nn Smith. Nlnlu-I Smith, Jann' S14-in, lmis S11-mr.-I. Im:-mlnlx Sluul. Iiznrnv-It Slllluvrlanlul. Knllllm-I-11 Swan-Inly. RI:1Vp:.ll'+-I Sw:-III-l'sIiy. III-I--11 Sw.-I,-I. .XII --4- 'I':x:::ll'I. Mnry 'I'4-mlwl--, III-Iiiv 'I'IIllIHilS. Ifhlilll Ilwlllll. Ilzlrlvzlral 'l'ul'uw, .Ium-I 'l'1v1'nxx. Ii:ntlnQxll 'I'uvIw1', Imris Yzulnlflf---I, XK'iniI'1---:I Vzm Fl--I-I, M:11',iol'iw NY1lIlk'I'S. Maury III-Ima XXVIII-V. Nlzuxlln-' XX--I-sl-Ill, .IllIl1' Lvrnmll, Vnrtp -l 1xm- LITTLE MEN Forty-Six ACT ll, SCENE III SETTING: Street, near Y. M. C. A. TIME: 9 p. m., any Monday night. Newspaper reporter sees Dick Fear emerge from the building. Reporter Capproaching Dickj: I am a newspaper reporter. Could I get a D story on the activities of the Hi-Y? Dick: Yes, of course. Our program has been changed because of the re- arrangement of clubs. The Senior Hi-Y now is composed of seniors in high school, the Junior Hi-Y, juniors, and the Torch Club, sophomores and freshmen. During the year we have sponsored the Hi-Y Prom, a Mother-and-Son banquet, and weekly meetings. Reporter Cintensely interestedj: Do you have other activities with neigh- boring Hi-Y Clubs? Dick: Yes, there is a District Council which meets every two months in different cities. Jim Yingling has been recently elected president of this council for next year. Here he is now ! jim Cwith gavel in handj: At the time I was elected, Harold VVright was selected to represent the district at the International Iii-Y Congress which is to be held at Oberlin in june. Reporter: Hurrah for Bellevue ! EUGENE BASFORD, President RICHARD THOMAS, Treasurer DALE CLOSE, Vice-President DALE BARNARD, Program Chairman DONALD GOOD, Secretary MR. JOHN SLATER, Adviser, Charles Baker, Darryl Baldwin, Norris Bernard, James Billings, Billy Bollenbacher, Huston Bonam, John Bouillon, Donald Bradford. Albert Bruner, Lloyd Byers, Wade Clem- ents, Clyde Cloud, William Crawmer, Harold Dann, Jack Dutt, Richard Flenner, John Frederick, Eugene Frost, Harold Geiger, Frank Henry, Arvin Hildebrand, Delmar Koch, Ted Koechley, Louis LaBonte, James Laub, George Long, Donald Lutz, Eugene Martin, Carroll May, Lee Michener, Willard Musser, Elmer Neill, Cloyce Queen, Lewis Raschke, Robert Redd, Cal Ruiing, Charles Sliter, Howard Smetzer, Donald Stoldt, Dale Strecker, Pat Sullivan, Robert Tetrick, Miller Thoss, Robert Tibboles, James Todd, William White- head, Lawrence Zimmerman. JAMES YINGLING, President JOHN HARTMAN, Treasurer BILL HEILMAN, Vice-President EUGENE McMAHON, Program Chairman HAROLD WRIGHT, Jr., Secretary MR. WOLFE, Adviser Bruce Bellard, Robert Burrows, Walter Butz, Richard Dillinger, Robert Euler, Benny Farr, Robert Klein, Robert Meyers, Charles Morfier, James Perrine, Bill Redd, Chester Ruffer, Elvin Shoop, Richard Temple, Wilbur Terhune, Bill Williams, Bryson Wise. A THREE-ACT DRAMA OE THE HI-Y CLUBS THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR HI-Y CLUBS THE OEEICERS TORCH CLUB SENIOR HI-Y IlI1'II.XIlIJ l I-ZAR, I'r1-siflvul WII,I..XIlIv ',I'1l'Kl,l'IY. 'l'I'l'IISlll'l'I' IIHIIICIVI' IAPNII. XUIVI'-l'I'4'SI1Il'IlI IJHNALIP 41I'IIII.INI1. I'l'ngl':1m 4'I1:niI'lll:ln Wll,I,I.XM M4'1'I..XIN, S!'i'l'1'lIll'j' Ifli. ll. K. SIll'5l.Xlxl-Ili, .Mlvisvr Ruin-rl Iizlur, fhwmlmn Iiuur, ICL1p.:'1-m- Itivkhzlrl. linln-rt Ili.-I-111--r. Plan..- It-,III-y, Iiugvm- I!r:uli'm'1l, I-Illgf-In-1'1mk, Iluln-x'l1'n1Yill, IllnricnIM-l.1u':1. llivhurxl lflmsl. 'lulurl III-rlu-I. XK'uIte-I' Ilnrn. XVillinm K1-im-V. lC:1r1 Kuvh. Iiuln-rt I.imI4fl', lIIL'Il1lI'II I7X'l'l'Illjl'l'. 'FIIIHIISIS l'z1l- rivk, I:l'lII'LZ'l' SIll'l'IlIilll, Ill'IlI',QZ'!' SIllIN'il1tl'I'. l U1'l3' -SL-vm-11 l urty-liig Tl-IEY TRCDUP TO CONQUEQ' A play of the CRIMSON TRQUDEIQS The lllasterpiecc. 'l'hcy 'lx1'm1p Us Q'mn1l1e1', wllich purtrays the actiri tics of the Q11'illlSU11 'lx1'm1pc1's clrzunatic clnlx is just wif thc prcss. The scene takes place ill Central lligh School. the large prmlllcillg urn cern, that turns out many untstanrling plays tln'm1g'lw11t the year. The whole cast, heaclccl by Miss ,lcssic Green, the IJ1'llClllCillQ lllilgllilff. is cmnposecl uf nmcmbers of that famous Senior fznnily. CRIMSON TIQOUPEIQS KATHHYN l'HRIS'l'MAN, I'rvsirl+-nt MAIi4lAHl'2'l' IIIVHAIIIPS, Sl'l'l'l'l2ll'j' lUlI!I'ZIiT Il,-Xlfli. Vic-v-l'r1-sirlm-nt I'AlTl, DIIPIUN. 'Fl't'2lSUl't'l' MISS fllil'Il'1N, Arlvisn-r lfll'I'Hll'Il Arche-r, H111-an Ilakvr, Hlalnv Hakvr. Ella Rosn- Iiall, Margarvt Hall. Hurtlml Iiaur, Alicv lim-aslvy. Marian Heck, Vvillard lin-1-kle-y. NU2'l'lll' Him-kha1't, limb:-rt Iii+-c-nl:-1 Tietty Hillman, Nl2lI'.L1'2Ll't't Uirkholz, Ulzmudv llmle-y, l :Ug'l'lIt' I-!1'adfm'd, Ma1'1lm-111' l'1c-mums Dorothy Ulusv, Rolwrt Colvin, Arthur f1Ul'N'DtlJl1, ICug.1'e1x11- Punk, M21l'54'Ut'l'ifL' l'rawn1m-r. Daw Crosby, Enricu Iwhuva, Doris Ilivhr, Justinv Imugxlas, Eila-vn Ilufllvy, Ile-tty Farr, Richard Fc-ar, Richarfl Frost, Marv Grace, Laura fluenwlata. Elh-n llvltnxan. fIt'l'll4'l't He-nrln-rrsnn Rolwrt Hvrhm-1, Nh-lvin Hvrhorn, Marjorie Hilde-hranrl, VValter Horn. Adm-linv Guliann, A1 hm-rt Kasuga, Hilly Kviner, La Xviillglhll Kistlvr, Ethel Km-h, Marian Km-lx, Iiilly Le-rsh Mary Anna lmparo. .Iosvph Luziu, XVil1iam Mcf'lain. Lucey lVlum'1-, Mary Morris, IZ:-tty Mnr phy, Nile-c-n Murphy, Fe-lic-ia Napka. Amrvlim- Nasunti. Margrarn-t Nm-ill, Iiuru- Nic-4-ly, lmn ald 04-l1linL1', Iiicharrl 1PVl'l'll'l5't'l', Thomas Patrick. Eva Jane- l'ifs-r, lin-tty Raynur, Jann-s Richard, Ilita Iiuppr-rt, Marian Iiynu-rs, Milulrn-rl Sin-rna, Rivhard SL-hm-n, th-urgv Sh:-rnman livn1'g:,'s- Shuwaltvr, Marian Sifluti. Elsa Sivgx-r, ilarnvtt Suthe-rlanll, Alicm- Tag.:Ap:'al't, Marx Tc-lnplm-, Us-tty Thumas, .Ianvt Toruw, Kathryn Tuc'lw1', Marjnrix- XV:1lt1-rs, NYPVIIHII XVIH-atml Scenes From THE INN , SANITARIUM, and THE JOKATIVE MAN AN Scenes LIFE BEGINS AT SIXTEEN JUNIOI2 JESTEIQS STAGE DOOR A comedy or the JUNIOR JESTERS IIN? lCI'1ll'INl'I NI1'Xl.XlIHN, l'1'1-Sitlvtlt lllt'll.XllIP 'l'lCNlI'I,lC, S1-1'1'm-l:l1'5' lll1l'1'lC lZl'Il.l.AllIY, Yit-4-fI'1'1-sitlt-tit IIIINNA ,IICAN KIS'I'l,l'IIi, 'l'1'1-:1sl11'1-1' MISS St'IIAl'Il'l'I'lI1l'I, .Xtlvist-1' l,u1'1':11111- links-1'. K:1tl11'y11 l!:1ll. Iilll l.1111- l!:1ll I lush Mzxry llaill. Al:11'tl1:1 II:ll'Iil'l'. Allllil Mm- I!:111111:111. 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Nlilflrt-tl 4nl14v1's, Al:11'i:111 llzttlvlizitlgli, llill limlrl, 4'l:11':1 Maw lie-ml, M1111-1-:tl Hit-l1:11'1ls, Flu-st+-1' lt11l'I':-1', Al:11'gu1-1'itt- li11tli11:.:'. llvlt-11 liyzin, Alzlry .X3llll'S Sl'Illll't'. l':111li11v St-ltzvr. l4Ilx'i11 Slumlu. lZu1111i1- l,u11 Sly, .lt-:111 Smith. Mahi-l Slllllh .l:11111-Q htm 111 luis Stl-11541-l. lm1't+tl15' Stunt. Kzith- , 1 lf-1-11 hwm-lily, 3l:11'14:11':-t SH't'IIt'l'SIi5'. XYill1111' 'l'1-1'h1111v. llhlith 'l'1v111, llz11'lr:11':1 'I'u1'nw. Mary llv-lv11 XX:-he-1', .X1'tl1111' XXI-1-stnii, M:1x1111f NVVPSIIIII, llrysmi NYISII. llairnltl XV1'ip4l1t. .l1'.. .I1lllll'!4 Yiliglilig, XX'ill1u1'Z1-i:4l1-1'. .I11111- Z1-1'111:111. l'1XS'I' tbl I.II lf IIICGINS .VII 5IX'I'I'IlX I'1lIlI ll11llis.1111 i111:114'i11:1tix'+- Imp' ul' sixln-1-11 . . . . 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Miss SL'l1zu'I1Iu-lv Fu1'ty-Ni11v, WHY Tl-IE BELLES SANS One Act play of the GHQLS GLEE CLUB GIRLS GLEE CLUB 'l'IIl': Mary NlHl'l'iS, Nuriiiu limls-y, gxllllil ..lC'2lII l7illlIl5J,l'I', lllvu Jllllt' I'if1-1', Jann- llit-lilml'l, ,Xll3.11'lilIt' Nusunti. Sully Hustnn. NlilI'Qll1'l'llt' All-Nlillimu. Suszxim llviuln-1'sn11, Ifiih-+111 Mvya-1', Ilulu-1'tu lift-ll, Milfli-1-rl Ilflgiws, Hz11'1'i4-llv Mills, iw2ll'lll2l Nyv, l:2lI'l?Ell'2l Tm-nw, THIIIII: llllsiv Ill-11111, I'h5'l1is xY1'l'Ill'l'. I.z1Vz1ugh11 Kistlt-V, Iszlln-ll NlI'j'l'I'. Polly XV:1g.:'111-1', XX'il1ii'1'1-il Imvis, IN-1'111:i .l1'llIl llittm-r. lillllllll' lmu Sly, L11115' Niuru, Iivttin- 'l'llHIlHlN. llvlh ll2lIlliHllllll1'l'. Allll'-iUl'l4' Klt-iii, XVill1-11:1 llil1ll'lI2lLl54'll. Mzirizxil l:iHl4'll1lllLL'll, Nlillfllil l:2ll'li1'1'. Al2lI'iilll Km-li. SIGWPNIPZ l':1Is3 lll't'1'IlSl?lfll'. Nl2ll'L1ll'l'l Ilull, Imwn Vimslmy. Joann lllllfllllli-Zllll, llllhl-l Knuli. xvilllllll Hlt'lilI1ilIl, Allvllllk' liulizlrm, M:11'ju1'i1- llllflm-lnzilirl, M1-1-141-111-s 11+-pls-y, KQlllll4'l'll llzltlmwzljv, Kztthryn l'lll'lStlll1lll. .lam-I '1'm'uw, lmris Yau: F11-vt, 1'zl1'ul XVuu1ls, Alim- .Tv:111m- SY1HlE'l', Xl2lI'lll2l l1ll'lYl'l'. 1-'IIISTZ .Ii-4111 lc2ll'Slllll'I', .Ie-nn t'u111xv1', lit-tty .Iz111t- W4-lk-r, F1-1-11 t'1v1vi11. Maxim- Higgiiis, l5Ul'Ull1j' lfl'L'UIH'1'II, Milflrl-41 Sll1'l'Il2l, Iilla-11 llvlllllilll, .lllllv lfl'l'Il, lmwli 'l'llUl1lllSllll, Murf jury Ill-tvr. Iflstlim-1' l'illllil'. Mzxrizxii Ill-1,-li. Sulizi ii2l54'S, Nlurthzt 'l'1'z111:-1111-, Mrs. Stull. Nut in pim't111w: Mary lmuisl- Hallam-1. Mary its-11111--. 121-111-x'ir-vs' llulu-1'ts, l'lQ'lt'll Iiyuii, Alkll'jHl'i1' XYz1ltv1's, Mary H1-14111 xY4'lH'l'. L'll.Xli.XC'lllQRSt lleiulners uf the girls' glee clulm :mcl Klrs. Stull. fli1'QCtm'. r x The girls wear lmlzick skirts zmrl lllllg-SlCQX'0Il white blouses. l IMF: ltillill clrcss rclieztrszil fur ll Klusicztl llcvicw. Klrs. Stull: l.ct's run mx-1' nur thcmc sung zigzliil. tliziiscs hzmrls tu clircct Q girls, whip lift their wvices ill sweet chur11s.l , , N, 6 hirls lsi11Q'i11 ' tu thc tl111CUfuliCllSUl St. Xlz1ry'sJ: 'll fl Mr Fifty XYQ llclles uf llellevuc, uh. hear. we arc siiigiiig. .Xt cuiiccrts, at 1Jl'1lQ'1'ZllllS. with specialty slings. lu plczise thuse whu he-:ir us, to praise those wlw chccr us, ' 1 1 ' ' ' XX 0 liellcs, lielles, sing nut, sing wut lm' CYCl'f'tJllC. irls: NYC l1z11'111u11izecl very well, flifllllt wc? s. Stull: Yes, girls. yum are tu he ClJl1Q'1'ZLtlllZllCCl U11 yuur time work this year. UEVEIQYBODY SINGH Playler by 11111513 0101205 MWED fl-UI1. --, . , . . . . 1. - I . 11111111111 U11-111111-1, 111111 Il11l11111. 11111111111 H1-11l11111, 111-1-111-1-1 111-11111-1's1111. .I1-:11 Smith, 1'I1si11 111-11111. M111'g111-1'i11- 1'1'2lNYIIll'1'. 312ll'B l'111111-1'i111- II1'i1-111. Nl:11'g111-11i1-- 1lll111IlL1' , 1 . . 1- 11 - 1 - - 11111111111 51-1111113 I-111111111111 l111'1111, J1111111 1111'1111. 1X2l11ll'jll 11ll'lS11Ililll. Ii11'11:11'1l .X1'1-111-11 121111111 11111113 11411111 11ilI'1lIlilll, .X1'1i11 1111111-l11':11111, TIIIILIY: My1'1111 1:I'llll11. .1:11111-s 1IilIi11::'S, 111111 1:4'l1l1. 1121173111 NY1'1g'111. N12l1'5' K1111'1'is. .Xlis-1 111-:1s1115'. I-111--1-11 11ll1114'y, 11111-11111111 l1:1z1-111:11-11, S1111'1111 1Ql11llDll. 1Yi111-11:1 1111111-1111111:'11, N121 1'i:111 1111111-11:111gI1, 1111-11:11'1I 11'1'11s1, l1111'11111 li111g11r, .XI'11Illl' U111111111111. 161111111 1Di11i1111. S1111 ' ' ' I1111'11, 11111111 1'1-11s111, .I:1111- S11-111. .I111111 Z1-1'111:111. N1ilI'12l1l 11i11l11il11I11Il'14. 1P:111- 1'1I'1l. 111111 1l:11'11:11'1l, l111ss1-ll 1111-11. .I111111-rs Y11l3-l11ll,LL'. 1 1IlH'l': 1:11111-rl Il--1111, .I11I111 K1lli1111, 11111111111 1i1H'11. 1'illI1 S1-1111s1111', 11111111111-vv 1.11111-1111111. K1l1111'X11 'l'111-111113 111111111 K111-11, Mrs. 511111. 121-111 11':11'1'. 1X11l1'11lIl K111-11, M:11'j111'1 1'11111s. ll11I11-1'1 KI11111. .I:111111s I'1-111111-, 101131-1111 Il11sI'111-11. 1I1111:11'1I H1111-12 N111 111 1111-l111'1-: 111'111-1- IZ1-11:11-11, N1Ill'l1lI I11'i1-111, li11'11:11'11 11'1-:11'. 1,111-1' 511111111-, 111111 111111- 111-1'1. 11111111 'l'111111111s11I1, Wil11111' Z1-igle-1'. S1-1'1 l'IN1Z: S111g1' 111 11. 11. S. '111111 1111-111111'1's 111 1111- 1111x1-11 1'11111'11s 111'1- just 1J1'1'1l1i111g 111l'11' 111'11111'11' 1'111114s 11s 11111 L'l1l'11l1l1 11111s. .X11 111115 111'111' 111l1'1i 511115 111111 111-s, 1111- g'11'1s 1111- 111 11111011 s1111'1s 111111 11111111 11111 s11-1111-11 1111111s1-s 111111 1JC1'1i5' 11111011 111111's 111 1111- 1111'11:11, .X 11I11'1i'S1l111'C1 1111-111111'1's 1s SlJL'1l1i1I1Q'. 1711's1 S111g'1'1': 5111. 111111 XYZLS 1-1111, XX'IlSI1.1 111 11's 11121111111 1L'1'11IlQ' 111 1f1111XY 111:11 111-'111 1111111- 11111' 1111 111111111-11 1111:1111'111g' 1111- 111-11 11111111 11111111r111s. S1-11111111 S111g1-1': N'L'S, 11 s111'1-11 1s. 11 1111s 11111, 11111. S11IQ'1llQ' 11111'11s111g'1' 1111' 1111- L'111'1s1111:1s 1'11lj'. 11'11s11'1 11? 1111's1 S111g1'1': 111- 1'1-111111111 111111 Il g'111111 111111- 11115 11':11'. 111' 11-111'111-11 11111111 111-11' s1111g's. 1111- 11111111 111 g111111 11111s11', 111111 111111111111111111- 111115111 1111111-l1Y111gA 11111' 11'1'111111l11c. S111g'1- 11111111 151111111111g'1: K110111' 11111 s111g'1', 1111'11s1: 1.X11 1111111 11111. s1111111. s1111 111111111g'.1 11'111'1:11111 UNIV: 1111111-1-1 1'1111111, Ii11'11111'1l '1'1-1111111-, l!1'ys1111 XYis1-, 31111-11111 1 li1-111-r. A1ilI'1ZlIl .X1i1-1- CHORUS Fifty-0119 TI-4E STAG LI N E MINSTREL SHOW BQY5 Gi-Eg QLU5 BOYS GLEE CLUB MEMBERS 'l'Hl': liuln-i'I Ili-rhm-l, lmnailrl H1-lilinpg. .luhn l'l2ll'llllIllI, .lziinvs l:lll'l'HVk'S, Vlii-sts-r Ilul'l'1-r, l':lnl Iiimlimi, ltic'h:ir1l .Xrs-hi-r. I-haha-rl Iinnr, H1-rln-rt Ili-:nh-i-smi, .Xrvin llilah-lnwiinl. NVilhnr Z1-igrli-r, Ilhlwin lbimlinn. Tlillill: liivhziril 1lx'a-i'iii5w-i', lfliigiiiin- llic-lilinrt, .Xrlhnr l'ninptuii, Hzirulcl XYriL1ht, Ilia-hnrwl 'I'm-niplv, lll1'll2ll'4l Frust, Imli- Ilzirnairil, Ili:-liziiwl Four, Hzlrnlil llvigi-r, Myruii lirziun, lfzlh- lirlr. SICUHNIP: Iiilly llvrlrl, lil'lll'1' Ill-llairrl, lirysun XYisf-. l+Iiig'1-iiv l!nsl'4n'aI, .lainn-S Billings, .lnnii-S l'e-rrini-, liuln-rt Kli-in, .lzinivs Yinglin:4', lluln-rt Unlviii. Iwinilil Stulilt, lmnis linllunlv, l'IltS'l': .luhn liillizin, Iiuhm-rt llvmlll, l3l'llll2ll' liuvli. I':1nl Sl'l'lllStl'l'. liusse-ll milk-ll, lluwaurml liitts-r. liivliziiwl liiinh-r. Uhzirlvs llnlu-r, Mzirlin llrii-hl. llanlph liaill, Mrs. Stull. Nut in ph-tiirn-: liilwin liulliiigw-i'. lnilv Frnnc-is, .Ianni-:4 llzinh. llnwnrrl Mzihl. C.XS'l' CDI lJlXRli'l'fJXX'X NllNS'lllQlfl.S liitm-i'lm'litui' ..... ........ l 1ll'llill'll Frost NWI Mvlli li0h1'l'i li2llll'. liruvi- IH-llzir4l. .Jann-s liurruws, liuln-rt llurruws, .lnmvs Uzilln- gh: n, llnlf- l'lrh, llll'll2ll'll Fvzir, lmnallrl tn-liliiigx. i l'lmrus: llicliziiwl Aix-In-1-, Ulizirle-s llzilwr, linlph Ilzill. llzilm- ll:ii'iizu'cl, lf1u,:'a-in- llivkliziri. .lzinn-s Billings, Nrlwin llullilige-i'. Myrmi llrzlun, Martin llrivhl, liulu-rt Vnlvin, Arthur fvlblllllllllk, I-hlwin llilliun, l'?lLll lliiliun, llzilc- l rzincis, Hairulfl 411-igi-1', liussm-ll llfvll, .luhn Tiilftlllilll, Hx-rln-rt lla-i14lvi'suii, liulie-rt H1-rlwl, .Iuhn Killian, Huh:-rt Kll-in, llvllllill' Knvh. .lainie-S l,:1ul:, liivliziiwl Linclvr, Hnw:1r4l Mzihl. liill Mita-lie-ll, llichnril Uxw-i'inyi-i', ' ' 1+ Il liitt I Vllll 941 I ljllllnllll .lunws IH-rrinv, lmhvrt Iivzhl. XN'illmin lil-lhl, H wzu' 1-1 1 . 'ins 1-r, ' Stnlmlt, liivlizirml 'l'e1n1ilv. llrysun Wisi-, Huruhl XVright. .Innivs Yingling. lYilhur Zviplln-l', Minstrf-l lhimlz Marian lizuli-lmupili, lillvin Slnmp, llzilf- lliiriniril. lilnywl l3y+-rs, lmruthy Close-. l'zlll'iL-in 4li'wAiisl:i1lv, Fvlicin Nzipkzl, liulu-rt lflnli-r. liuhvrt Wulvin, liulu-rt Kll-in, lriiw-4-tm' ut' I'l'U3ll'2lll'l . ....... Mi: Hurry Cummins lliiw-ctui' of liuys' C'hurus . . . Mrs. XVinifrm-il Stull lbiiw-vlui' of Hi'4'l1vSti':i ...... . . Mr, Curl H, lwnz lh1i'1'mx's: Klistzi llltGl'1llClltU1', there is zi fzmnly of l:lQ,'Q'C'l'S. Nlznnnizi liiggcr. Vzipzi l:lg.fg'Cl'. zincl Iizihy lhggg'Ci'. Which is the lnggerf lfiwislz XX'hy. I 4lun't kiimv, liuh. XYhich is the liig'g'c1'? lilll'l'OXYSI lizihy liig'g01'. Cause hcfs :1 liltlv liiggcii' 14-xc'cssix'c' l1lllg'lll61'.l ifty -Two ADVENTU RES IN OQCI-IESTRALIA SL'l'fNlf: Stage of Urcltcstra Rclmearsal. 'IllNllf: .X filth pcriocl . . . . , Ihll Xmlm: Ngucalil llclln, Dluc, are you all set for a gtmrl wn1'lc-utlt? 'Inc Yinlin: Yun lmct. l'x'c cmnplctcly 1'cCt1pc1'atecl from the last cmtct-rt wltcn W9 111.15 ccl fm the .lllllltll l'lay. Ilill: Yuu lmmv, l'm going' to takc it casy until grzuluatimt timv lwcausc wc-'ll ncccl all of nur energy Ull tlmse l7l'UCOSSltbI1IllS and recessiuuals. Mr. l.t-nz: Now lct's play, Nest lawecl SUlltllCl'll Xlclmlicf' liutvlm Ilass Yiul: flftblllll ltill l cvcr livc l.llI'HllQ'll that first plwasc? Ihll Xmlm: Hunt wm'ry, llntclm. Yun lmmx' as wt-ll as l tlu that wt- lmx- tn play in tlufm'cl1estf:t. What slut-U11 say that wc stup snltwzllcillg llllfl lm gmmrl littlv strings tlw rt-st of tlw yt'Ill'. 'l'l I li HRC! llfS'l'R.X: llolln: Ilzult- Straw-lu-l'. l'u1'rinv Nlillwr, xvllllllil llit'lcman, Malutl N4-wt-ll, .xllll lltlllilug. Imm- :nhl Svllllsh-r. Marthvlla Mizm-r, l':1l1'i4'ia lflllslllilxgw-l', Alive- Alwl. Flair' llutz. V4-Ilo: Phyllis Iirnmks. llnnn: .lam-t 'l'ornw, Klzurtha Nw- I'ullv xY'l ll1'I' Ulnwz Arvitl lflngluml. lluunoon: lmris Hmul. , - -. . Vlnrlm-1: Hlsin- Ill-zum. Iflllgvvln- Iira4lt'm'4l, llusvnlary Nlyvrs. NIlX0llll0Ill'2 F1-livin Nznlrlm, lmrutlly Plus:-. form-t: Iiivllznwl l 1'nst, lialv Ilarnartl, ldlvill Slmup. llorn: .lulm Haxrtman. lmris Ivin-hr Xl'll'l'lIl l'x'11n-nw Ilnrltnne-: lmnallrl tluml. ,.. 1 A, .. 'I'r0mh0lu-: llulu-l't Vulvill, 5l4'lVlll Mt't'lilllm'li. l'e-rc-umnlon: linln-rt Mull-r. liulu-rt Ke-:1p.:y. ll--lvn Stahl, lirysml XYisn-. I'lunu: Sally lluxtun, Marian l:'l1ll'l7'lll 'll Illre-1-lor: Carl H. I.:-nz. ORCHESTRA lfifly-'l'hl'm-e WHITE GYPSY Presented by JUNIOR I-HGH GLEE CLUBS WHITE GYPSY Slf'll'lllNG: Gypsy Czunp, where white tents and gaily-colorecl XYZIQUIIS :ire outlined against the clark foliage of the forest. A cheery fire hlzizes in the foregrouncl. lXl'USlC: Gay, wild. light music, typical of gypsy songs. Klzmy :ire taken from llrzihins' llnngarian Uzuices. STORY: 'llhe king' of the Gyros is overthrown hy Kink. 'llhe Princess es- capes to the Gypsies where she is hefrienclecl by liom who clisgnises her and Calls her his 'iVYhite Gypsy. Roinany Rose frees the king, and Gy- ros and Gypsies make peace. Cl IARACTFRS: Korn, :L Prince- of Royal Blood . . Maurice Ualnily Julu, Kom's slippery-Iiligerell mother . Mzlrjorie llonne Roinany Rose, Kom's ,9,'I'2llHll'Il0tht2l' . . . Janice Schaaf Gypsy Chief, imprisoned but beloved VVilson Loumlenslzurel Guinn, pretty inuillen . . . . Phyllis Brooks Zingun . . . .... James Hayes Miklo . . . .... Orville Koch Spook Cats ..... Teddy Childers and James 'Videan Princess, the White Gypsy . . . .... Martha Sherinan King, hetrothecl, an exile in the forest . . . . . Victor Greenslzule Kink, King s brother. Base usurper of throne .... Dee Henney Two Spies, Kink's accomplices ..... Dale Sl llll1t'!' and Harold Tonovitz Gyros . Dorothy Bradford, Rieharcl Ruppert, Marilyn Starr, Dale Yenrick, Jean He-ilman Chorus of Gypsies and Gyros ........ lunior High Students Fifty-Four TCR ' T1-112 WORLD Dfesented by CENTRAL H161-1 G-1913 CLUBS 51 .'1 111X111 '1111l' 1l1Y1'1f' 111111-1 g'1'11111141N1l1 1111- 111111111 11111111111 111 .X111x1111111111 1 11111 111 '111111' 11111-1' 1111- 111'1'11'111 111 1111- Q1'2l11111l1l11Q 1'111ss k4l1111'Q1'. - - 1 1 111 XX111'11111'11 I1-111 K11'S1k': X11-11111111111 11111'1111111i1-R 111111 1'1111'11.1' 111111-s 1111-1111 111 111'1111111'1- 1'1111111'11' 111Q1'111'111111. S,111111YZ .X1l'1111l1'1'5 111' 1111' Q1'111111I11111g' 1'111ss 111- 111111111011 '111-1-11 C11111-gc 11111 . . 1 , . 1111'11' 1'1111111-111115 111111'11l'Y 111 111111111 1111117111 1111' I1 Q111111 111111- 111111 1'111111- 111 1'11111:11'1 111111 1111111111S, 1'1111'11111's 111111 L'11XX'Q11'1S, 111111 1'111111l1N 111111 IIIQ '11111 1-x1'11111g' N11l1'l111111N 1111'111f1111Q'111l'1111111112111 '1 111 1'l'N1111. CHARACTERS :1111 Sl1i1111s . . A. 1-'l111'1'A 211141 1111s11111111 . 1 D' 1111111N . . . .... . . 1x:11111'1111111'11111 . . . .111111-1 'I'111-1111' :11111 I1:111'11 1'1'11s IN.1111-1 111111. 2412411-V111 11111l411.1j ....., 1111l'11211'I1 '1'111-1111 1-Iz1':1 S1111111s . . .... . . . . 11111111111 111111 '1'1'111111111 Miss 1,1-11, I11x11'111-1111- .... , . . . . . . 1111-11111'111-'1-11 . . . 111l1l1'1'1 11J111l' 111111 11111111111 111-111111 5111111 1'111111'1'i111- lZ1'i1111 .1i111 411'111', 11i:4:11is1-11 1151111 1111111111 , . . 1 . . .l111111 11:11'1111 111 N11-, 111-111,1111-111-1-111'111':11 11I1lIl'1I . ,........ 1l11'11111'11 .X1'K'1I11 V11-1-11 111111 121-11111111 ..,.. 111-1-111-1'1 111-11111-1's1111 Z11l11.1111111'S 11111-1-1111N 111-111 111111 31111 , ...,...,,, 1.1- 111-11111 111111 K1111'j111'i1- 1111111-111-:1111 1'1111-11111s . . . 1111111-1-1 1'1111-111, 1111'11111'11 . . . . 1111-1'1111'1-1-. XY1111111- Z1-1111 1 111111111-rs H1111-1-rs . . 1111111111 X1111111'11s . 1111IIl'l'I'S :11111 1-11111'11s1's 111' 1'11l111g11 s1111l1-mls, 1'1111'I1111s, 111111 I111Ii:111s, , . . . . . 111111'111'1l 111111-11 111'1s1111 XX1s1-. 1.111 311-1 111111 . 11111-11111 131-ig1'1', .X1'11lll1' 1'111111111111, 1111111-1-1 1411-111. 1':111Y1lI 111111111 . . , . . , . . 111111-1111 11.1111-111111311 111111 l11-111-1'i1-1'1- 1111111-111111 rl 51511-1'. ll1'1' 1111 DRUMS ALONG TI-IIE MAIN STREET Fifty'-' ix AC-I' I, SCENE I Ilt is curly full as Miss Snare Ilrum meets Miss Illuire lluglt-I Miss Ilrum: Oh, clear, Miss Ilugle. l'm su excitcclI 'Iloniglit we are to he in the purzule Cl1t'Cl'Il1g nur buys at the Iirst fmnt hall gimme. Miss Ilugle: I'm nearly as exeitecl :ls you. hut clfm't forget that swim we shall he iiiztwliiiig for the gala II:1lImve'e11 party clown town. Miss Ilrumz ,Xlsu mm our lJl'tlg'l'2Illl this full :tml winter is the Cliristmus upeniiig' at the stores, :incl we are :llwziys Imsy in the spring. Miss Iluglei XYCII, well certainly hettei' he llllllillllgi our heats :uirl touts, Miss Ilrum, if we inteml In flu :LII those grxuicl things we'x'e plzuinecl. MEMBERS OF TI-IE DRUM CORPS llmrles: Hill-vn llukm-V, l,m'1'z1im- Ilalkvr. Ruse- Nlnry llull, Juni- Iiim-khzlrt, lC1Iith Iiirklmlz lszxlwlli- limit-y, liUSi'llHll'j' Iiruwn, llUl1SlZlllk'v i'1mnu1's, Nlsuwlvlli- l'lv-mulls. lNl2ll'jlll'X Imnn. Murtlial Fox, l:t'I'lll'ttil Frist-h. lieth l'lilllli1lI1llNt'l', Nl1lI'llil1 Hunkzimlm-1'. IX'l:1rj4u'i1 H4-In-r. Maury Kuselluf, Nl2ll'llIZl liieln-V, Ill-tty Murphy, l'v1'mu Jenn liittf-V, Mairthzt liul' IK-V. lmwll 'l'Imm11sun, Shirley XVI-Q-stun. lX'l1lI'flt'll1' XVvisImVt, .Iullv ZPVIIHIII, Ruth flvl'h4-I Ilurntliy Mi-yvrs, llepxillzl Ritter, l'lVt'lXll llyvrs. Drums: Iihtiiiv Ilzxlu-r, Norma Ilmle-y, Anim .Ivan Ilillings-r, lfliln-4-11 l Rl'l'l't'S, Maxim- Ilig gills, Glzulys Kulivs. lhmllu .lean Kistlf-V. Lucille Mi4hl1vswm'1h, 3lZll'l'l'2ll l'lll'llLll'llS .IUUPIXII Iiitta-r. Hell-ll Swm-vt, lim-tty XVhit1-, I!zl1'hzu'u X'Villizlms. l'ymlmIs: Iiusn- Ii11tl1l'Yll Ililllvlllll, NVinifVwl Yun F14-vt. Buss Drums: Iiilw-11 Dudley, Nlill'l2lll Km-Ii. Drum Ulujurs: Ft-rn flUlYlll, .-XIILIUIIII1' Nusmmti. lllrn-vtorz. Hurry llUlllI!!lIlH. ORPS LISTEN TI-IE WIND ACT II SCENE V TI-IE BAND 4.Xt I,m':1i11 IIig'I1 SUINIIII, just uftc-1' thc IIc-IIn-x'lu- II:1mI IVIN rm-- 4 . N-in-II 811111-1'iII1' VZIIIIIQ' :lt thc Ilistrict Iinml L'm1In-sl. Ilirvvtul' IIzu'rx' UIIIIIIIIIIIS :mil :I 6,1111-sl .lurlgc 1111- tzlII4i11g'.I -lmlgc: Qmlgl-:1l11I:1t1m1s, XIV. Q mmnmsf XIilII'Il1llItI plum-II cv CL'IIk'lIII5'. Xlny I ulsu cmumn-mI their 1lIIl3C2lI'ZlIIL'l' III IIIIIIII slum- un-xx' xnzmmlm :xml I'I1'c-In-I1 Imluc 1111ifm'm5' XIII QIIIIIIIIIIIISZ 'III1:x11Iq yum, Alf, blurlgc. I Icnmx' tI1:lI thc Iv:1mI IIlL'lIlIJt'I'S 1ll'L' Ilzlppy :xml cxcitcfl mx-1' XYIIIIII -- HQ lln- IIIJIMII' tunity lu gn tu thc- sluts cmltcst :ll CUIIIIIIIIIIS. MEMBERS OE TI-IE BAND 'l'rumlu-ls: Iii:-Im:-:I If:-mst. Ifllvin Hlwup. Imlw I:lll'IIIlI'4I. .lxu-Ii Imll. Iiznvinl Nnplm, Tum NIIII- lIIl'SXYlIl'IIl, 1 Imrh-s Ilu-Iqmsnn, In-mms XXI1:nl1-11. Iiuln-1-I SIIIVIZVI' lfre-nvh Ilurn: .lwnhn II:11'tm:1n, AIIIVIJIII Ilyrm-VH. Inn-is III1'Ill'.IIQ'Ill' KIIILLIIIIIII, Nh-Ioplmnn-: Iluslun Ihmnm. 'l'l'1lllIlDOIll'N2 IflIIH'l'l I'uIx'in, Hull:-I-I KI:-ill. Ilim-Iv:l1'rl VIIIIUIIIJIS. Me- lllll'lf0ll1'H2 ImIlz1l4I Huml, Imnzllnl XII-Vlilllnu-Ii. Ivln Ala-Vlilllm-I4. llnx-nu-nz Iiivhzlrfl Hu-1'1vnye-l', Vluualu- Ihulv-y, Ifrunli III-In-5, Iflugvm- I-'I-mst. sfflllll' Ilnss: ,Iain-1 'I'n1-uw, 'rylllllllllli I:I'j'Sllll XYISI-. XQIUIIIIIIIIPI II1-I1-ll Slzllll. lhlus l,l'lllll2 Iluln-rl K1-ngy. U4-lln: .luullIIl1II'I1iIls+rll. Fynnlmlsz XYilsnn I,uLuI1-lnsluuw-I. lllI'llll'iN2 I'IIsin- Ii:-nm. I.Iuy1I Ilyu-rs, lflllgo-luv Ill-:uII'n1-II. l':llll S4-Illlst:-V, :xIIll'I4bl'Y Imlhq Ilzlrrvlll XYl'i:4I1l. Ilnse-111:11-x' Mx'--rs Im!-UIIIV I-Iln-VIV l'I1n-Qt:-V 4t'Il'l'll- Iln 'Q -- -- , A , , ,. , . .. . xs.ll1I ,lxnlm-.. NI:u'jm-5' IlI'IIl'IiIll'l', M111-tI1:1 SIIPVIIIJIII, Mau-inn Alim- Ilurn, .Immun XYIIIII-Im. .lohn Iluln-rl Xmlel Im1llI1INluInll Imuxlfl I ull NIXIIII hlsllxnl 11111 Nmhnll lun I Illnlu XIIIIIIII I':IlL1IllIIllI. lffllge-Im All-'AI:IIwI1. .lnym-13'ILI1-illllilll. I I I Ulnoq-z, Arvill I'Ill:4ll1l11I. Alto Vlnrlnq-t: .lzlnix-v S1-Il:l:1I'. llusrumn: Im:-is llmnl. w--. , .- .-. A . -,.. .- Alto Snxuphone-s: 1':1l'ul XVUMIS. F1-lic-in Nnlvkal. Vntsv lllw-I-llslzulv Ifllzlim- Kniln-, 'I'e-nor Suxuplunu-pn: Ilul-IIIII3' Floss-. Yia-tor IH:-1-11:-zlzulua-. Hnurn- Ilrum:-az IillIl4'I'I Hull-V. 3I:n1'.i1n1-iv IIIIIII-Inulml, Ilualaly Kistl--1-. Mill:-r 'I'Imxs, .lu-,. HI-In-A Stark. .luml-s Ste-V1-uls. Llhrnrlun: Xlyrun Ill-num. l iI'Ix S1-xm ITS MGRE FUN WI-IEN YGU KNQWU Fifty-Eight SCIENCE CLUB '1'UI'Z IIZIYIIIKIIHI Uluud, l i'nncis Hartlnan, Iiilly Ms-l'lain. Iiit-Imax-11 IlVt'l'l1IX'l'!'. Ibuimld livhl- iIl1.:'. Ilulwrt IIQ'l'IJ1-l, Ililly 1i1'Illl'I'. TIIIILIJ: IXIXIWIII Ilraun, Vina-ent F+-lkt-i', Nile-I-11 Dudley, 5'1ill'L1'Llt'l'ItA' Iiuliing, Alive lltwztiiwl, Nlzlry 1'atI11-i'inn- llrit-lil, Hiclmrnl Fe-ar. XVil1ai'd Ih-L-ltley. SIGIWINIP: Albert Kastigqu, Hnlwrt Clark, llali- Iilrh, Ilita Iluppi-rt. l.nt-y Almnw-, A-XVIIIIIIIIL' Flick, .lnnv Ze-rinan, 1lz1i'n+-tt Sutlwrland, Alien- Iivaslt-y, liuln-rt Vulvin, XVaIte1' IIIIIIL. Iiulwrt I'illIQ'I', FIIiS'l': Iluris llivhr. SK'l'l'i'IHl'X1 linhe-it KV-in, Vit-m--President: Mr. NVu1ff-, ,Xilvisn-rg En- yqeiii- I:I'JllII'HI'lI, l'lw-sidn-nt: Ulaneli- Ilmley, 'I'l'+'1lSlIl'f'l'. Nut in lllt'I1ll'1'f Toni I':ntrit'k. 'Iihc setting' is the physics IaImi'atury, un a Mwnday afternmvn, just as the ineinhers of the Science chih are departing' after a stiinnlating meeting. One of the Imys is putting away apparatus. Ifngene: Iiruin our activities in Science clnh this year I think we may aII Imectnne future Iiinsteinsg dwn't yun think sn. tuu, Ilnh? IIUIJ: Yes, I fccI we had the hest meetings this year of any since the clnh was established here in Ilelleyne IIig'h seven years agp hy Hr. Ilerhert XYuIfe. Eugene: XX'hat I enjoyed must was mir trips tlirungli different facturies and hnsiness pIaces. Iluhi .Xnd I liked mn' scientific nnwies and the talks given hy nieinhers about their lnilmhies. Vfugene: ,XII in aII, wc young scientists did have fun besides keeping' wc-Ile infurined on the prugress nf science tIii'migIi1nit the wtirld. WATER BABIES GIRLS AQUATICS CLUB 'l'0I': Miss Garner. Iiarhara Torow, Martha Nye. Pauline Seltzer, Susann H4-nth-rson, Host-- rnary llall, Marg'ue1'itee lVleMillian, Elsie Re-am. xvlC'!'-l'l't'Slfll'lltI Janet Torow. SIGIWJNID: Marjorie l'lilrlehrantl, Kathryn Uhristman, St-erm-tary-Trl-asurt-rg Mar1,:'ari-t llll'll2lI'flS, Mary Morris, Marjorie Klein, Mary lit-nip:-, Shirley Knapp, .Ianis Kistler, VVillm-lla Rath-haupxh. FIRST: Mary Miano, Luey Moore, Fern Colvin, Kathleen Hathaway, .lean Karshnt-r, Kathryn Tueke-r, President: Martha Trzmsue, Evelyn Cooper. Not in picture: Marian 131-ek, llawn Crosby, Marian Rzulebaugh, Rita Ruppert, Nettie- Thomas. 'I'he setting' is the high-school pool on a Tuesday afternoon when the Aquatic eluh meet for their weekly frolie. Miss Garner appears in a colorful yellow swim suit followecl hy the .Xquatie merlnaicls in various colorecl tsuits. Miss Garner: Well, girls, there's no business tonight. Ilop in. Mermaid ,XZ I.ast one in is a monkey! ISplashI Iierplunkll Merniairl Il: U-o-h! this water's eolcl, hut it certainly is inx'ig'orating. ISwim- ming' vig'orously.iI Mermaid C: Miss Garner. will you teach me how to do the jaekknife? Miss Garner: I.Xfter ffivinff careful instruetionsl Ilere, now l'll holcl your IH b x , knees at first. Ready? Merniairl C: Ilere goes! Illll off! Ilierplunkfl Mermaifls anfl Miss Garner: Oh! 'llhat nlust have hurt. Mernmaicl C: lt clicl, hut Illll not leaving until I can clo it. Miss Garner: 'Ilhat's the spirit. Fifty-Nine Sixty Moe Stops at Another Book Shell: Wlhen it comes to sports, as intelligent worm, That the Reclmen are champs I will ever aflirrn. They are demons of hardwood as well as of tank: On cinclers or gridiron they're high as to rank. ln a great orange bus they have trav- eled to tournaments And shaken down stars in the basket- ball firrnaments. They have captured line trophies and feasted on fameg .lust follow me nowg you can read of each game. THE CI-IEH2 LEADERS .I.XNI'I'l' 'I'HIllYXY, I2l'I'l I'II'1'I'IIll5I.XS, K.X'l'HIlYN1'IIIiIS'l'NI.XN l 'I.I-INl1I1'11I'I. NHRA I.Hl'ISI1Ilil'IllS'l'l'I'l I'I1Ill..Xl.I4'l'IIIUV.XlIiIY 'IXI1 1 HSL'il'Ilk'l' 111' f1l'ifl4lIllQ,'f'.H HXI1111- Illl C111111111-1'111's. Uftlllfl L':111c1's. I 'lxl1c .xllllfllhillllxu :irc :1 fn-11' 111' thc lmuks clL'sc1'1I1i11Q thc' I1 Il 9 . .-. SPGRTS - xuvrlrl. lI1c lL'2lllI5 111 tI1ug1'11l11'1111 the t1tl1-5 111 tl1ul1z1sl4ctl1:1Il tc:1111. thc ll11'1ll5 1111 thc 0111111-1' trxlvkf :111cI 111 thc tzmk '11'c 111cI111luI. Smtx -'l'I111-1- SCIENCE OE GIQIDOLOGYH Sixty-Four PREFACE The Science of Gridology is the story of how, handicapped by lack of experienced players, Samuel Cooper, upon taking over the football coaching duties of Bellevue High School, was forced to rely mostly on juniors, sopho- mores, and five senior lettermen with which to build the 1939 edition of gridmen. Although final scores did not give Bellevue a single victory, statistics show that Coach Cooper built one of the best defensive football teams in the history of Bellevue High. After dropping the first two games by a compara- tively small margin, the Red and VVhite went on to play four scoreless ties and to lose two games by single touchdowns. The '39 team yielded twenty-seven lettermen, the largest number ever produced by a single squad in one year in the school's history. VVith seven- teen of these lettermen returning, at least one for every position, Coach Coop- er is looking ahead to another successful season next year. The Redmen lost one and tied two of their Little Big Four league battles and as a result took third place in the league standig. CHAPTER I, THE FOOTBALL SEASON. SEPTEMBER 15-Bellevue 0, Fremont 32 An Indian summer night brought out a capacity crowd to Harmon field to witness the initial game of the 1939 football season. Bellevue. unable to stop the aerial attack of Fremont's Little Giants, went down in defeat. How- ever, the inexperienced backfield of Bellevue performed well and showed great promise. SEPTEMBER 23-Bellevue 0, Alliance 47 Bellevue ventured forth into the confines of big league football, only to have the Alliance Aviators deal them a smashing blow that sent them sprawling back by a score of 47-0. The Redmen rallied in the third stanza and drove down to the Aviator's 8-yard line, but then lost the ball on downs. jim Callaghan's 30-yard run was one of the highlights of the game. SEPTEMBER 29-Bellevue 0, Tiffin Columbian 0 XYet to the skin and playing on a rain-soaked field, the Bellevue gridmen and Tiffin Columbian fought to a O-O tie under the lights at Harmon field. Bellevue pushed the Columbians all over the field in the first half, only to see the visitors take the show away from them after the intermission. The punt- ing of jim Barr. the plunging of jim Callaghan, the blocking of Bruce Bellard and Donald Oehling. and the tackling of Paul Didion, Captain Dick Schoen, and Bob Musser kept the Redmen fighting up to the crack of the gun. OCTOBER 7-Bellevue 0, Oak Harbor 0 The Redmen were foiled again in their attempt to get into the victory column as they fought to their second scoreless tie. The most sensational run of the year came in the first quarter when Dick Archer, Bellevue center, intercepted a pass on his own Z0-yard line and ran down to the visitors' 15- yarfl line. only to have the play nullified because of a Bellevue offside. or The Story ol Football FOOTBALL VARSITY Top: Str-plien Lewis. llanrolrl 4ll'l3.:'t'l', llnrohl Ifoos, llielmrml Sehoen, Tom l'nt1'iek. Puul llillion, I':uul Shf-ll:-y. lliehnril HV:-rinyer. Szunnel Poop.-r, S1-eoml: I':it Sullivan. lltlllillll in-lilimr. Walter liohertson. llielizuwl Temple, Anthony Tor- ris:-, liiiueiiw- Sammi:-rs. Iiielmrrl Fear, Ilohert Nlusser, XVilhnr Zeigler. I i1'st: I'Ing.1--n1- Ilusfornl 'Yi Q . . el I,:1xlolz14 4'lnl14ll- liotln-y, John 'l'on14 .lneli llul't'. XY:llh-1' llorn. lirlim- ll--llairtl, .Iunu-s NlllL1'llllL1'. Not in Illl'llll'4'1 Ilivlizxrtl .Xrr-ln-l'. .lJllll4'5 liner, -l2lllll'5 l'Elll?l1-illilll, lloln-rt Ilime, NY1lll4-1' lloln. William llerlnl, llownrvl llitter, iXl'llllll' XV:-eston. OCTOBER 13-Bellevue O, Norwalk 0 In tmp- ln-st l.ittle liig' lfonr ggznne ul the seztson, the llerlinen plziyerl 'X ' , ite stzltistiest ln the see' their tlnrnl eonsttntixt stoitltss tilt lloxxtxnl llt onfl rqnurter, tht litllcxnt ins toolt the h all on the 10 y nfl lint incl l - - -' i: 5 ' - 1 'f --'z' ' -1 vegan their niztreh flown the lielcl. 'l'orrise went tlironqh tackle lor 30 yzlrrls, :tnrl the next len' plays pnt the hzlll on the onefynrcl line with the lust' flown Corning' np 4 cilllillllllll plnngerl eenter zlnrl lell short hy only ll or li inches. llelleyne nizule ll lirst rlowns lu NHl'XYIllli.S -li :intl the lietlinen g'1llllCil l57 ynrcls from seriinniztge. while the l'h:1ntonis lllIlll2lQ'Cll lu get Nl yzlrcls. OCTOBER 21-Bellevue 0, Port Clinton 7 r x 1 1 lhe tentrwl ll1 'l1 'l'lflllll'll. nnnns the seryiees ol their C11 itznn llielc 5 5 Sehoen. inynclerl l'ort Clinton lor their seeonrl league contest :incl were re- .. ,. ,. . . . . pnlserl hy :1 surprisingly strong' bznlor eleyen. 1 to ll. Ill :ln upset in l.1ttle ll!! 4 . . l'onr eonlpetition. 'llhe llecl :lncl XYhite of llelleyne l-Ullglll gznnely for three quzlrters helore l N 1 1 meingf seorefl n ron hy Il rzlzzlefrlzlzzle mlzly. llelleyne louli tu the :nr in the closing ininntes ol the lust stztnzzl, hut their long' pztsses proyetl lntile. OCTOBER 26-Bellevue 0, Willard O .Xn llli4lJIl't'Il Xlillurcl eleven helfl the fztyorecl lll'CllllCll to their fourth scoreless tie ul the sezlson in the tinztl league eontest of the yeztr. lnjnries in the hrst periorl lu l':lnl Shelly, -lint Cilllilgllflll, :intl 'llony 'llorrise U.im,p.d the lierlnn-n's ollense greatly, hut the superior clefensiye pluy ol the lierhnen helcl XX illzirrl scoreless. Sixty-Five SCIENCE OE GRIDOLOGYH Sixty-Six VA UL IJIIJION VVAL'l'lCli Ht PRN IJICK ARCHER NOVEMBER 3-Bellevue 0, Oberlin 6 A determined, never-say-die Bellevue squad took to the gridiron in the final game of the season. but again they lacked that punch to score and ended on the short end of a 6-0 score. However. the Redmen again outplayed their opponent in every phase of the game. llellevue piled up a total yardage of 195 yards to Oberlin's 107. The Redmen threw fifteen passes. completed live. and had six intercepted. Oberlin threw six and completed only one. 'llony Torrise. a junior, playing the best game of his career, gained over half of the Bellevue yardage besides doing an exceptionally good job at tackling. CHAPTER ll, THE SENIOR LETTERMEN Captain Dick Schoen . . . Confidence was evident on the team when he was in there with them. Donald Oehling . . . His quiet determi- nation was an inspiration to his teammates. Paul Didion . . . Ten miles was not too far for him to walk to play a game of football. Dick Archer . . . The rare touchdown by a center was almost his. Dick Fear . . . XYe didn't appreciate him until the last game. Claude Bodey . . . He made the hardest vi tackle of the season. Walter Horn . . . He played best when the going got tough. Dick Overmyer . . . A good tackle is one who can't be pushed around-he was a good tackle. Tom Patrick . . . XYe only wish he had another year. Dale Erb . . . Too bad he didn't begin to play sooner. Howard Ritter . . . l-le centered the nicest ball of all. NlrI'1Ill,IN1l 1 XI l'XlY IlIl'K QVIIHIPY lllf lx l'I'.,XIl INN! l'X'l'I'll'K IPIVK 4rYI'IlXlYl'l' 1IXl lvl. IZUIPICY or The Story of Football Sixty-Svxw-n Tl-lE SCIENCE CDE GRIDOLOGYH Sixty-ldigllt THE RESERVES Top: lmle Floss-, Loyal Roesch, WValter Robertson. Harold lfoos. Hnrolcl llt-im-i'. Jim Pal- iner. Ilzlrryl llaildwin, and Niillliliilel' Iiill Sldotl. Sl-tfonllt llzile- lflrll, 1Cu:.:'e-Ile Samir-rs. i'l'l2lI'll'S Sliti-r, Hoy l'aul, fiom- llasforrl, Gem- Ml'Mz1- hon, lloli llarr, .lim l'4-rrint-, llouis Raschlie. First: Put Sullivan, lilme-1' lliz-hr, John Killian, l'1l'21llli llt-nry. llolr lim-rl4l, :intl Clmrln-s Cor- ri:.:'g.:'io, Not in I!ll'tl,ll'l'I Sam liruno, l'Irl lliflion, liiehzuwl Fl:-liner, lilugem- Frost, llill HL'lllll2Lll, Arvln Hilrlt-lrrzulcl, Nick l12ll'll2lll2l. lion iVi1'lZiJ,'t'l'. :incl Furl l'l'UV1'llZElll'. CHAPTER Ill,Tl-lE RESERVES livith six wins. three defeats, and one tie. the Rechnen Reserve tezun proved to Coach Samuel Cooper that he will have good inateriztl for next yezn s varsity squad. For the thircl consecutive year the Reserve football team went nnclefezitefl in lyeague competition. They displayed their hest hrancl of hull in the Sandusky series in which they won two of three games. The Reserves outscored their opponents during the season 'lil to 72 in ten gzunes. RESERVE SCHEDULE Bellevue Fremont ........ Bellevue Tiffin Columbian . Bellevue Sandusky ....... Bellevue Oak Harbor .. Bellevue Sandusky .. Bellevue Norwalk ,.... Bellevue Port Clinton ...... Bellevue Tiffin Junior Order Bellevue Willard ....,...... Bellevue Sandusky .. or The Story of Football CHAPTEI2 IV, SIX-MAN FOOTBALL NX mzm imvllmll was 111l1'ml11a'c'rl lu livllm-x'11c llllr x'n':u'. l'l:nx'm-rs lrom -I111n1or lllgll, 51, xl1lI'f'5,Zlll1l I'1Iw Illilfll' 11131111 v1gl1lftc':1111 ll'1lQ'llL'1llIllk'l'Kn1lk'Il 5:1111 klmpmn .mrl 'lim liinlmlfl. 'lxlu' 1l'1llll5 xwmw- cwmcllccl by Illl'lIlIM'I'N uf llw , . , 4 I:k'IIt'Xlll' XIl1'5llX .m1l1.,-,IX11.11111-fo! Ilhlllrl urllm-qw. K ol-wllv cmlvlu-11 lu' ltllll Sllvllx' :mul Clllblllilllwl lux' l'4l'1lllli S111'i:1l11,,xx'm1 tlwtitlu. Lxlllllllill ll:m1l1l l1x':m4ll 1lIl4lQ441Zlk'Il XVI XX-1'K'N11lH pilutm-al xlillllvsulil illtows-un11l pl:u'L'. Vllln 1' In-I'I,.XllSl:ll l'1':1l11. lmwlx lion. 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' I N ,- X . i-xii-li Sixty-Nine MORE Tl-IAN CONQUEl20l2S . . a Tale Seventy PREFACE More Than Conquerorsu tells how Coach Steve Lewis gave the school a great basketball team and the city of Bellevue eleven better citizens. Fol- low these lads and their coach on their thrilling march that brought them within three points of the state title. Last December a new basketball coach took over the reins of the Red- men. Local fans were skeptical. Only three lettermen and a lot of untried juniors were available. However, out of that Coach Steve Lewis built him- self a reputation and gave Bellevue its best team in recent years. They won the Little Big Four title, inet big-time competition success- fully, won the district title, and gained praise from every person who saw them come within three points of upsetting the team that won the state title. CHAPTER l-OUR CHAMPIONS Let us introduce to you our champions: Coach Steve Lewis: He has become the most popular man in Bellevue with his pleasing personality and his knowledge of basketball. The team themselves describe him in three words which fit him perfectly. He is just one swell guy! Captain Bill McClain: Mac is one of the best basketball players ever turned out by Bellevue high school. He'll be a credit to any college. He scored 192 points in 19 games during the regular season at forward. Bob Baur: Here is one of the scrappiest players on the team. Bob was always tough in the pinch and hit his scoring stride in the district tourna- ment. Against Shelby he scored l9 points. Bob played center. Gordon Baur: This lad was one of the big reasons why Bellevue went to the state tournament. He wasn't the big scorer in the finals of the San- dusky tournament, but his 10 points and his unconquerable spirit against Ashland in the semi-Hnals spelled a Bellevue win. These three boys have played their last game for Bellevue, as they grad- uate this June with the class of '40, However, the following champions will be back next year to defend the league and district titles: Harold Foos: This lad of 6 feet 3 inches is scrap plus! Coach Lewis was going to make him mix it up in practice one night and ended up with a black eye from one of Harry's elbows. A forward by profession. Bob Hime: Swish! Two more points from mid-Hoor and as usual it is Bob Hime. He specializes from way out and thrilled tournament fans by practicing long ones before games. Tony Torrise: Go in and Fight! said the caption of the picture in a Columbus paper of Tony and Jim llarr. They forgot to say how hard Tony fought while he was in there! ol Basketball. jim Barr: -lim li:ul zz littlc ttmgli time iii gm-ttitlg stzurtt-cl, lint micc lu- stzwtcrl, lic wus twin. llc- lu-lpwl plvntx' wlicn xlCClZllll gut :1 vnu- ul' lm1litiw in tllc clistrict tm1i'n0y. 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McClain and Bob Baur scored 10 and 9 points, and local fans talked for weeks about Cork Baur's long one from mid-fioor that put the game on ice. The next thing on the program for the Redmen was a 180-mile journey to southern Ohio where on the night of December 20 they whipped a strong Hamilton team. The Big Blue were tough on their home court and it was the first defeat they had suffered at home for a year. The final score was 28 to 22. McClain scored 12 points. Then after a night in a Hamilton hotel, the Lewismen moved to Middle- town where fatigue and a great Middie outfit spelled defeat by a 27-17 score. It was the first setback of the year, but the boys felt that the trip was very successful anyway. A strong Alumni basketball team caught the Redmen during Christmas vacation and gave them a severe 44 to 34 trouncing. The game was played on December 29 and four days later the varsity had to tangle with Sandusky. Despite the fact that the holidays had taken away much practice time. the Redmen gave the Blue Streaks a good licking by a 45 to 30 score to start out the new year right, on January 2. The first Little Big Four league game was played at Norwalk on January 5, and the locals were pressed to win from the Maple City lads 28 to 25. Nor- walk led most of the first half, but the locals took the play away from them in the last 16 minutes of the game. Another Little Big Four team fell before the rampaging Redmen on January 12 when the Port Clinton Sailors were repulsed 35 to 25 at Bellevue. Bob Hime finally hit his scoring stride as he pounded in 12 points for Belle- vue. Willard became the third straight league opponent to bite the dust when they fell 37 to 18 on january 19 in the local gym. Every man on the Bellevue bench saw action in the rout and seven of the eleven broke into the scoring column. Willard was able to count only four baskets the whole game. The next night Bellevue invaded the territory of the Oberlin Indians, and the local Redmen turned the tables on the home team by scalping the Indians 49 to 25. Bill McClain dropped in 15 points and Bob Baur marked up 10, and again Coach Lewis used every man on the local bench. Gloom settled over Bellevue on January 26 as echoes of defeat sounded through the corridors for the first time this year. Coach Vern Hoffman re- turned to his former stamping grounds and stamped the Redmen into the dirt with the aid of his stalwart Tygers from Mansfield by a 37-18 count. 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The following Monday night the Redmen entertained the former charges of Coach Lewis, the Margaretta Polar Bears, in a band benefit contest. The class B quintet in our backyard were outclassed by the locals and Bellevue won 41 to 26. WE WIN DISTRICT TITLE On March l the Redmen entered the district tournament at Sandusky against Titiin Columbian. Bellevue's passing attack reached its peak, and they were unbeatable as they ran wild to defeat the Columbians 44 to 2l. Bob Baur and Bob Hime scored 14 and ll points respectively. The following night Bellevue trounced Shelby 39-31 as Bob Baur went hot with 19 points, the most any Bellevue player scored in a single game all year. Harold Foos was clicking very well on his special side shots, and he tallied 8 points. Ashland bit the dust a week later, on March 8, in a semi-final tilt. Gor- don Corky Baur was the hero, as he whipped in ll points and was directly responsible for the Redmen victory. He inspired his teammates enough so that, although they were off form, they were able to top the A's 30 to 26. For the second straight year Bellevue met Mansfield for the district title. This was precisely what the Redmen players wanted, for they still saw red every time Mansfield was mentioned because of that humiliating defeat in the regular season. Therefore, they went out for a victory, which they got by the lopsided score of 37 to 26. Mansfield was completely subdued and re- venge was the Redmen's! The third district title in the history of the school was won that night and it was a jubilant crowd of Bellevueans that returned home. VALIANT REDMEN AT COLUMBUS The following Thursday the Bellevue squad left for Columbus to com- pete in the state tournament against New Philadelphia who had already con- quered the locals and were favored to win the state title. Thursday morning a large gathering of B. H. S. students gave the lads a great send-off. When Bellevue met the Quakers that night, after a slow start they caught and pass- ed the favorites, much to the surprise of the experts and the glee of the 500 Bellevue rooters who had made the trip to the state capital. Bellevue led at a Tale of Basketball e half. I8-ltr, hut :1 third period splurge hy the fzivorites put them out in 25 to 22 with eight minutes lo go. The Reclmen cztme hack strmig :tml after six minutes in zi hectic fourth period they were out in front, 27-211. In the clos- gg' llllllllfl'S the Quakers rullierl :incl won the gzune, 3-l-Sl, :liter the surprise of their lives :incl :L scare such as they hzul not suliererl before this year: nor thcl they have to play :ts close ri game on the rest of the way tu the state title. which they won lllllltlti clown. REDMEN STATISTICS Points for Season: Bellevue, 6163 Opponents. 507. Tournaments: Bellevue, 1813 Opponents, 138. Total: Bellevue, 7973 Opponents, 645. By Quarters: Bellevue-200-196-207-194. Opponents--143-145-183-174. Average Game: Bellevue-8-8-9-8-33. Opponents-6-6-8-7-27. Individual High in Game: Player Bob Baur Bill McClain Five High Scorers: Bill McClain . Bob Hime Bob Baur . Harold Foos . Gordon Baur . Opponent Shelby Bucyrus G. F. T. 8 3 19 7 2 16 82 61 225 72 29 173 58 55 171 40 20 100 28 19 75 Sevmity-Five MORE Tl-IAN CONOUERORSH BASKETBALL RESERVES Seventy-Six Top: John Tom, Sum lirunu, .lzllnvs l,2'llITll'l'. l72lI'l'j'l llulmlwin, lbmmlrl Nlt'lZL1'l'l' liuttum: .lnhn SXlVL'Stt'l', limba-rt Te-tri:-k, l+l11:.1'e-iw llzlsfurd. Uhnrlo-S Slitf-V, l'll1g'e-tw Frost. BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY Ol'l'OXlfN'l1S Y.XRSl'lxY RlfSlfRX'lf XXI- They XX'e 'llhei Marion Harding 33 23 26 34 Lorain I . 29 27 29 35 Bucyrus . . 40 27 34 31 Tiflin Columbian . 34 30 11 14 Hamilton . 23 22 . . . . Middletown 17 27 . . . . 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'lllwy 1111111pc1l 1111 thc l 11 S1-T1lllQ,lNm N lll'l I l'IliS 51'Y1'llI5'-SAW1-11 COURT CAPEiQS, or Intramural Anecdotes competition in their league with ease and won most of their games by lop- r sided totals. llhe roster of the team reads: Captain Don Oehling, Dick Schoen, lilob Colvin. Gene llradford, Dick Archer. Dick Fear. Gene Cook, Dick Overinyer, Gene llickhart. and Melvin Herborn. The Our Own league gave the hottest rivalry of the four leagues, al- though there was a lot of blood between the XYolfe Vvolverines and the XYright XYonders. The Never-XYins. piloted by XYesley Reigle, gave .lohn Toms Scrubs a hot race all the way until the two teams hnally met in the championship tilt. The Scrubs won in a walk-away. The Freshman basketball team competed in the lnterfclass league and played two games with an outside school, Sandusky. lloth times they were defeated by the taller lllue Streak team. The junior High quintet also playe ed two games with the Sandusky ,lunior lligh, and they split even. Another branch of the intramural program was the Noon llour league. which played a series oil at noon under the supervision of Noon Director Walter llorn. jr. FRESHMEN BASKETEEQS Top How: Darryl Baldwin. Richard Fien- ner, Cyril Gerber, Holm Nottkv, and Eu- gene Sanders. Middle Row: Toni Howarth, George Kern, John Sylvester. Carl Sherman, Gm-ne lie-ploy, Bottom Row: Carl May, Harold Seisel Gm-ne Frost. Hob lit-dll. JUNIOR HIGH TEAM Top Row: Hob Keapqy, Jack Campbell. Lyman Hrown, George Hraneo. Middle How: Louis Uastrovince, Jim Close, Charles Barr, Nvilson Loudensla- gel. Bottom Row: Jaek Tribolet, Joe Proven- zale. Robe-rt Nigru. Seventy-Eigllt Tl-IE AQUACADEH .. . a Tale ol: Swimming REDD WRIGHT, HENRY, SANTORO, KLEIN PREFACE illlll' year l'1'3'lf'-l0 marked the second season since swiinniing' heeanie an organizerl sport at llellevue. ln mid-November. twentyvtive lmoys, including one letternian. llrnee llellard, and seven others from last year's team, report- ed to Coaeli Sain Cooper. lfroni this squad of green hoys. Coach Cooper def veloped a swimming' team that promises much for next year. 'llhe squad of twenty-tive hoys includes: ll. llellard. ll. llradford, Fi. llradford. ll. llollen- haelier. l.. llyers. lf. llurnett, li. Crawmer, Ll. llutt, ll, Euler, ll, llerlyel, A, llerhorn. lf. llenry, Y. King, bl. Killian. ll. Klein. l.. Nliehener, XY. Redd, R. Redd, .X. Stoekniaster, C. Santoro, ll. Stoldt, R. 'l'homas. ll. lX'rigg'l1t. li. XX'eitlnnan. Only two seniors. lf. liradford and R. llerlmel, are on the teznn with eight juniors. seven sopliomores, and seven freshmen, who will he hack next year. ' Cl I,Xll'I'liIQ I-'Fllli l.li'l l'liRMliN Eugene Bradford, haelcstroker, was the only senior letterxnan. lle was elected honorary captain by the squad nienilmers. Hther letterinenz Bruce Bellard, liackstrolter and diver. heeanie the only two-year letter' man. lle was a junior and high scorer on the team with -ll? points to his credit. Harold Wright, junior freestyler, was second high-point inan with 3741 points. lle swam the 40 and 100 yard free style events. Seventy-Nine Tl-IE AQUACADEH Eighty Bob Klein, junior and a free-styler, scored 30M points in the 220 yard free style and in relays. In addition to setting a new record in the 220 yard free style, Bob set a 440 yard free style record, negotiating that distance in 6 minutes, 47 seconds, thus breaking the old record by over 28 seconds. Bill Redd, junior diver and breaststroker, scored 30M points. Bill filled the place of Andy Stockmaster, who was lost to the squad most of the season through an operation. Charles Santoro, junior, and Frank Henry, freshman, were both free stylers. They received most of their points by being members of the free style relay team, which won its event in six of nine meets. The team usually was composed of Lloyd Byers, Bob Klein, Santoro, and Henry. Indications point toward a very successful season next year with twenty- three squad members, including six lettermen, returning. If swimming be- comes a major sport next year, Bellevue should have a swimming team ca- pable of entering major competition. rk :ir is is CHAPTER Il-THE MEETS The swimming season of 1939-'40 opened shortly before Christmas in a meet with Fremont reserves here. Since many of the Bellevue natators were swimming in competition for the first time, the team lost to its more exper- ienced opponents, 49 to 16. During the Christmas vacation a meet was arranged with an Alumni team which was composed of Charles XVehr. john Aigler, jean Bellard, and jack Terveen. This meet was very closely contested, the outcome being de- cided in the last event. Coming from behind to win the free style relay, the Varsity nipped the Alumni, 35-30. In a return meet at Fremont, their reserves trounced a Bellevue team, weakened by the loss of Andy Stockmaster, breaststroker. The Redmen were beaten by an almost identical score as before, 49-17. Harold Wright swam to victory in the first event, for Bellevue's only first place. The Aqua-Redmen's next foes were the Sandusky reserves, who also turned out to be conquerors. In a meet here, the Blue and White ducked the Bellevue swimmers, 47-19. Bellevue garnered but one first place, that by Bellard in diving. The next two meets were with the Mansfield varsity, and the team was defeated both times. The score of the first meet, held here, was 42-20. In the second, held in Mansfield, Bellevue ended with a desperate rally, win- ning the last three events, only to lose, 38-28. a Tale of Swimming SWIMMING TEAM Top: Robert Klein, Robert Euler, Donald Stoltlt, Donald liradford, Robert Herbel, Billy lie-dd, Hruce- He-llard, Eugene Bradford. Second: Frank Henry, Lloyd Byers, Billy Bollenbacher, Andrew Stockmaster, Billy Mitch- ell, Billy Crawmer, Lee Michener. First: John Killian, Alvene Herborn, Verl King, Charles Santoro, Harold VVi'ip.:'ht, Richard Weithman, Robert Redd. Not ln picture: The following Saturday, the team journeyed to Sandusky for a return meet with the Blue and XVhite reserves. Sandusky found a much stronger Bellevue team this time, winning by the closer score of 37-29. In the last home meet, the VVooster varsity defeated the Redmen, 43-32. Two records were broken in this meet. Bob Klein set a new school record of 2 minutes, 56 seconds in the 220 yard free style. Taylor of XN'ooster also set a new pool record in the 100 yard free style, negotiating the distance in 1 minute. 1 second. In a meet with the Oberlin College freshmen at Crane pool, in Oberlin, the Aqua- Redmen went down to defeat 43 to 23. llill Redd took first in div- ing and paced the medley relay team to victory for the team's only Firsts. This was the last meet in the regular swimming season. The following week Coach Cooper took a squad of live boys to the dis- trict meet in Toledo. Although they scored no points, they gave a good ac- count of themselves. They were: Harold VVright, Eugene Bradford, Bruce Uellard, Frank Henry, and Bill Redd. Eighty-One CINDERfI3DEl.LA The lid was pried off the 14340 liellevue track season on April 5 when the combined nlunior-Sophomore team defeated the Senior Frosh team 6-l-54 in the annual interclass meet. Dick Schoen showed early season form, as he won firsts in the shotput and the discus. Eugene liradlord pulled an upset by winning' the mile and outlasting' Tony Torrise. :Xrt XYeeston won the high hurdles and the high jump besides tying Dick .Xrcher in broad jump, 21 221 121 :lf On April 10, the Redmen scanty-clads invaded Fremont and were sounde ly trounced C5-32 by a great Ross High team. llob Long, running his first race of the year in competition, won the mile run from the Fremont ace miler for the only Hrst place for Bellevue. A triangular met at liellevue on April 10 in mid-winter weather brought Norwalk and Tiffin Columbian to town. The Tiffin team proved to be the best rough weather riders and they edged Norwalk 542 to SSM while the Redmen trailed with -QM. Dick Schoen and llob Long starred for llellevue. as they took firsts in their events. Two promising' boys were discovered in this meet by Coach Cooper. They were jim Roberts in the pole vault and Erb in the discus. More was to be heard from these lads before the end of the season. Top: Mr. Cooper, Eugene Basford, Melvin McClintock, Robert Burrows, Cyril Gerber, James Burrows, Richard Schoen, Robert Long, Harold Foos, Paul Didion, Robert Mus- ser, Jack Huff, Joe Ruffingt, Eugene Duff. Second: Vvillard Beckley, Manager: Arthur VVeeston. Charles Santoro, James Perrine, Harold Geiger, Cloyce Queen, Robert Tetrick, William Redd, Bruce Hellard. James Roberts, Edwin Didion, Donald Meyer, Robert Beichler. Andrew Stoekinaster, Mane ager. First: Benny Farr, George Long, Dale Barnard, Anthony Torrise, George Showalter, Nick Laviola. Eugene McMahon, Loyal Roesch, Pat Sullivan, Charles Correggio. Not in picture: Eugene Bradford, James Callaghan, Dale Erb. Eighty-Two a Story of Track in QM.. if , READY FUR PRACTICE IIICK SCHUEN IN ACTION As: rw. as V , VVAITING Fon THE GUN Long denied the taste of victory, the Redmen finally found April Z7 to he their day, as they whipped the favored Margaretta Polar Ilears 74-44. llellevue took nine of the fourteen firstlplaces. Dick Schoen set a new school record as he hurled the shotput 47 feet, 'J inches. lie also stole the show in the discus by defeating' the favored Castalia entry. lioh Long' continued his excellent pace as he remained undefeated in the mile run. jim Roberts vault- ed IO feet, 4 inches for a first in the pole vault. Dale lirh copped a third in the the discus. Dis if Iii Y On May 10 just as the Comet went to press, llellevue placed second in the league meet with 68M points. l'ort Clinton took first with 7616: and Norwalk, third with 65 scores. eghty-'1'hr0e I-IERSPOIQTH or the Adventures ol: the Eighty-Four An adventure narrative packed with thrilling moments describes the girls' athletics at Central. It is a tale of the sea, taking place on the good ship Hersport. Commanding the sturdy little craft is Captain Ellen Gar- ner, physical education instructor at Bellevue. The gala occasion of launching that boat was held the last week in Sep- tember when the soccer season was opened. In this early part of the voyage, the seniors were the victors, not losing a game. Because of stormy weather, the ship could not complete this part of the trip as was planned. Next the good ship Hersport followed a smooth basketball course. The teams were divided into two brackets, one consisting of inexperienced players, and the other, of those who had some experience. The Sloppy Joes, a group of Erst year sailors, won the championship for the former. In the latter division the middies of the Farmerettes and Macbeths, after a neck to neck battle, tied in the championship game to end the tournament with a tie for first place. As the Hersport neared the end of her journey, an interclass baseball tournament and a swimming meet were waged. However, the ship's captain was unable to reveal the winner of these events at the time this story was written. An individual ping pong tournament was also held near the close of the trip. Because the captain and sailors had done their best, the little vessel steamed triumphantly into port after a successful tour of the Sea of Sports. WINNING TEAMS sLoPPY Joris Top: Rose Ann Gerber, Mary Louise Herbel, Zoe Kaser, Betsy Wright. First: Catherine Natole, Mary Koselke, Joyce Heilman, Evelyn Cooper. FARMERETTES Top: Winifvred Davis, Dorothy Close, Marian Shupp, Eileen Meyer. First: Vivian Norman, Georgia Cunningham, Marian Alice Horn. Not in picture: Barbara Shupp, Doris Eisenhauer. MACBETHS Top: Marguerite Crawmer, Janet Torow, Eileen Dudley, Ruth Flenner. First: Kathryn Ch-ristman, Kathryn Tucker, Betty Farr. Not in picture: Doris Diehr. Girls in Athletics 1 - w A 1 XXII UI SHI Il XII QI 14. U ' AlI'l'Y .IHI N l 'XllNl E'Il!I'I'l I I N NlAt'IIl'I'I'llS Eighty-Six Moe is Enthusiastic A book you must be sure to read Is this we now have founclg It tells of all the graduates. The seniors most profound. Cf all the books within this shop It is the very best. I'll turn the pages one by one, So you may read the rest. CCJMMENCFMENT NIGHT THE IQFCOGNITION BANOUET, 1939 'lxop Tilllkillg' :llmmg Imcst - svllcrs ix thc fulImx'i11g xwlulnc U11 S E N I O R S, Life llcgius lu '4U. 1'CX'C1llillQ' thc- minulc lwiugltnplxics uf N77 sturlcnts. I5i,.:'11ty-Niue Ni!leT.Y LIFE BEGINS IN ,LIO By Willie Graduate An Account of the Class oic IQ!-IO OIC Bellevue Central I-Iigh School With Biographies of Each Member Fully Illustratecl. CHAPTER IfaEAIQLY DAYS .Ns tall wales from little acorns grow, so do tall seiiiurs grow from small 'Iuniur lligli stucleiits. 'lllius before we discuss liuw life lmegins in '-IO fur the 107 members of the seiiiur class, we must turn lmaclc tu that clay six years ago when 100 little Imys and girls, clestiiierl tu lmecume the class uf '-IU, euterecl the ,Iuniur Iligli Sclmul as seventh graclers. 'lllieir first act uf unity was the election uf their class officers, these smiling, cliulalmy cliilclren pictured llere. Six years passecl all lun quickly ancl suflcleuly their seiiiur year was upon them. W fgf 515 UVERMYICR CROSBY TUUKICR VULVIN LIFE BEGINS IN 'I-LO CHAPTER II-SENIOR YEAR BEGINS l'resident-XYilliam lXlcClain Vice-l'residcnt-Robert llaur Secretary-lFawn Crosby 'llreasurer-Richard Schoen Motto: XYe llave Crossed the llayy lleiore Us l.ies the Ocean Colors: Powder lllue and Klaroon lilower: lforget-Nle-Not There is never a moment without some duty. Cicero said it, and the seniors believed it. For the last' of their high school days fspelled daze by somel were indeed crowded with activities. That theirs was the duty of leadership in place of fellowership was a startling realization to the seniors at first. llowever, they soon swung into action with the election of Senior officers and there! after the most weathered word in their accumulated vocabulary was busy. lfarly in the year clubs were organized and the seniors as officers took the lead. Class party. bas- ketball, football, track, special editions, name cards, invitations. caps and gowns, the senior play, ban- quets, baccalaureate, and commencement all com' bincd to make the life of a senior lively. .Xlmost before they know it, it is time for the one hundred and seven seniors to step forth, arm' cd with diplomas, school records, and abilities they have developed. It is time for them to seek suc- cess iu the world at large, and to discover what it mcans to have life begin in '-lil. IVIUCIAAIN HAITN UHUSILY SCIIUIGN Ninety-Out LIFE BEGINS IN 'LIO CHAPTER III--TI-IEY choose A CLASS some XYords by Nlarian Ileck. Music: South of the Ilordcrn Happy our mem'ry of the path where we sped, Bright is the dream we seem to see when we look on ahead: And now that we're leaving'-our hearts seem to say XYe'll always he coming'--hack Ilellevue lIig'h's way. XYe shall Ire happy-when it sets the pace. Streamers of red and white will lead the fight in every race, And as we go upward-as good students do, lYe'll still keep on cheering'-for dear old Ilellevue. Uh, we sigh as we think of our childhood. Of the mischief and tricks we were playingg And we'll try. as our teachers have taught us, 'Ilo he better in every way. Hard have we worked for-this crown of success. Long will each mem'ry live and each thought give us happiness: And when we are gone from-this dear hall of fame. Long will we cherish--the thought of its name. And now we lmid-you all adieu-- Adieu to you-and you-and you. M CI-IAPTEI2 IV- INFOIQMAI. GLIMPSES HAPPY SICNIURS Ninety-Two LIFE BEGINS IN 'LIO CHAPTEIQ lv-INPOIQMAL GLIMPSES qcontanuedy I Ninety-Four LIFE BEGINS IN 'I-IO CHAPTEIQ v-SENIOIQ BIOGRAPHIES RICHARD ARCHER: Freshman Basketball 1: Dance Band 2: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Operetta 1, 3, 4: Minstrel Show l, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Reserve Football 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Intra- mural Basketball 4: Music Award 4: Thespians 4. EILEEN BAKER: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. ELAINE BAKER: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. ELLA ROSE BALL: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. MARGARET BALL: Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Senior Play 4: Thes- pians 4. GORDON BAUR: Freshman Basketball 1: Reserve Basketball 2: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Hi-Y 4. ROBERT BAUR: Class Vice-President 1, 3, 4, Secretary 2: Freshman Basketball 1: Reserve Basketball 2: Junior Play 3: Crimson Troupers 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Glee Club 4, Secretary 4: Mixed Chorus 4, Secretary 4: Minstrel Show 4: Operetta 4: Hi-Y 4: News Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Quill and Scroll 4: National Athletic Scholarship Society 4: National Honor Society 4. ALICE BEASLEY: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Operetta 2, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Science Club 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. MARIAN BECK: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Aquatics 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: News Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. WILLARD BECKLEY: Minstrel Show 1: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Crim- son Troupers 3, 4: Comet Staff 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Science Club 4: Track Manager 4: News Staff 4: Thespians 4. EUGENE BICKHART: Freshman Basketball 1: Reserve Basketball 3: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Glee Club 4: Operetta 4: Minstrel Show 4: Hi-Y 4. ROBERT BIECHLER: Orchestra 1, 2, 3: Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 4: Intramural Bas- ketball 4. BETTY BILLMAN: Operetta 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Comet Staff 4: Senior Play 4: National Honor Society 4. MARGARET BIRKHOLZ: Operetta 1, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. ALBERT BISCHOFF CLAUDE BODEY: Freshman Basketball 1: Dance Band 1, 2: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2, 3: Reserve Football 3: Orches- tra 3: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Science Club 4, Treas- urer 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Varsity Football 4: Thespians 4. l .L I ' 4 I'1I,.XIXI11 I!.XIxI4IIi I'II,I..X IU Xl XI' XII I I XII 'HI ININ I Xl I IIHIIICIVI' I!.Xl'Il .Xl.Il'IG II XNI I X XIXI IXN I Il lx XXIII XI II I I4 Ixll Y I4'l'I'I YI4' I'I1'KIIXI I' I IIII I I' I IIlIlIl I I III... .X I In If XIIIIII IINlIIllII IIXl'III'IIiHIII'1Y Ninety-Five 1 1 LIEE BEGINS IN 'I-IO SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES Kontinuedj EUGENE BRADFORD: Junior Life Saving 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 4: Science Club 3, 4, President 4: Varsity Swim- ming 3, 4, Captain 4:. Track 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Orchestra 4: Senior Play 4: MUSIC Award4: Thespians 4: National Honor Society 4. JAMES BURROWS: Boonshill High School, Boonshill, Tennessee: Agri- culture Club 1, 2. Franklin High School, Franklin. Tennessee: Track 3: Debating 3: Agriculture Club 3, 4: Band 4. Bellevue High School: Glee Club 4: Minstrel Show 4: Operetta 4:: Track 4. KATHRYN CHRISTMAN: Class Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3: Operetta 1, 2: Intramural Volley Ball 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Aouatics 2, 3. 4. Secretary 2, 4: Cheer Leader 2, 3, 4: Intramural Soccer 3: Senior Life Saving 3: Junior Play 3: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4, President 4: News Staff 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4, Vice-President-Secretary 4: Comet Staff 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Senior Play 4: Music Award 4: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Society 4. ROBERT CLARK: DeVilbiss High School, Toledo: 1, 2. Monclova High School: Science Club 3. Lyons Township High School. LaGrange. Illinois: Intramural Softball 3. Bellevue High School: Science Club 4: Senior Play 4. MARDELLE CLEMONS: Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. DOROTHY CLOSE: Dance Band 1, 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra 1. 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. FER-N COLVIN: Junior Life Saving 1: Drum and Bugle Corus 1, 2, 3. 4, Drum Major 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Aquatics 2, 4: Glee Club 4: Op- eretta 4: Student Secretary 4. ROBERT COLVIN: Freshman Basketball 1: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Dance Band 1. 2: Junior Play 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3. 4: Music Award 3. 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Glee Club 4: Minstrel Show 4: Operetta 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Science Club 4: News Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. ARTHTTR COMPTON: Glee Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Minstrel Show 1, 2. 3. 4: Oo- eretta 1. 2. 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Crimson Troupers 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Music Award 4. ' EUGENE COOK: Class Treasurer 1' Freshman Basketball 1: Junior Life Saving 1: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3: Reserve Football 3: Intramural Basketball 4. MARGUERITE CRAWMER: Intramural Vollev Ball 2: Intramural Soc- cer 2. 3: Intramural Basketball 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Junior Plav 32 Library Staff 3: Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Crimson Trouners 3. 4. President 3: News Staff 3. 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Pres- ident 4: Comet Staff 3 4. Editor-in-Chief 4: Senior Play 4: Music Award 4: Thespians 4: National Honor Society 4. DAWN CROSBY: Class Treasurer 2. Secretary 3. 4: Junior Life Saving 1: Glee Club 1. 4: Oneretta 1. 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4. Treasurer 2. Sec- retary 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4. Vice-President 4: Junior Plav 3: Music Award 3. 4: Crimson Trouners 3. 4: Anuatics 3. 4: News Staff 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4: Quill and Scroll 4: National Honor Society 4. WINIFRED DAVIS: Intramural Basketball 4: Operetta 4. ENRTCO DE TIUCA: Freshman Basketball Mammer 1: Crimson 'T'ronn- ers R. 4: Varsity Basketball Manager 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Hi-Y 4: Thespians 4. PATTT. DTDTON: Minstrel Show 1. 2. 4: Oberetfa 1. 4: Glee Club 1, 4. Vice- President 4: Deserve Football 2: Crimson Trouners 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Track R. 4' Versitv Football 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Mixed Chorus 4, President 4. DORIS CTW-TP' Der-ne Band 1: Band 1. 2. R. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Orchestra 3. 4: Crimson Tronoers R, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Science Club 4. Secretarv 4: Intramural Basketball 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4: National Honor Society 4. - Ninety-Six i I, N I'Il'flI'I.'I1I IlIl,XIll lYllIl .LXMICS l?l'lllUlXYS KATIIILYN f'IllLIS'l'M.XN IlHI!l'IIL'l'1'I,.XllK M.XHIll'II.I,I'I 4'I.I'IMHNS lrllIIH'l'llY VIAPSIC FIGHN FULYIN Ii4PHl'IIl'l' l'HIA'IN .Xli'l'IIl'Il 1'HNll l'4PN l'Il'1iI4INl11 VIHIK Nl.XIltll'I'IIiI'l'I'I t'liAXVNll'lR ILXXYN VHHSIIY XVINIIWIIIGII DAVIS ICNIIIVH IHC l.l'1'.X l'.Xl'l4 IIIIPIHN IHDHIS IIIICHIL Qfpg QW This Book Brings the Latest Exploits ot the Seniors Samoa HS5 PLQY HNIIIIPN Ibn HIGH FIUO 800 Nillety-Eight LIEE BEGINS IN 'LIO SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES fcontinuedl JUSTINE DOUGLAS: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Li- brary Staff 4. EILEEN DUDLEY: Glee Club 23 Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 43 Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Operetta 43 Science Club 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Student Secretary 43 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 43 National Honor Society 4. DALE ERB: Track 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Minstrel Show 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Reserve Football 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Senior Play 4. BETTY FARR: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 News Staff 43 Comet Staff 43 Thespians 4. RICHARD FEAR: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 2, 43 Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Reserve Football 2, 31 Glee Club 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Science Club 43 Varsity Football 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Operetta 43 Sen- ior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 4. RICHARD FROST: Dance Band 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Conduct- or 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Minstrel Show 4. PAUL GISHZ Hi-Y 3, 4. LAURA GUEMELATA: Glee Club 2, 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. ADELINE GULIANO: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Li- brary Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 4. ELLEN HELTMAN: Operetta 13 Girl Reserves 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 4. HERBERT HENDERSON: Adrian High School, Adrian, Michigan: 1, 2, 3. Bellevue High School: Hi-Y 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Minstrel Show 43 Operetta 4. ROBERT HERBEL: Minstrel Show 1, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 33 Science Club 3, 43 Operetta 3, 43 Varsity Swimming 43 Crimson Troupers 43 Glee Club 4. MELVIN HERBORN: Minstrel Show 13 Intramural Basketball 43 Crim- son Troupers 4. ELIZABETH HERRMANN: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Student Secretary 43 National Honor Society 4. MARJORIE HILDEBRAND: Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 33 Operetta 1, 2, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, President 2, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Aquat- ics 3, 43 Band 4, Drum Major 43 Glee Club 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 43 National Honor Society 4. WALTER HORN: Reserve Football 33 Varsity Football 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Crimson Troupers 43 Hi-Y 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 4. I Il NI INI IIHII I..XS I'III.I4II'IX IPl'IPI.I1IY IP.XI,I4I Iilill III4 I IX I I4 II XI Il I I XII I1Il'II.XI1Il I IlHS'I' I'.Xl'I. IIISII I..Xl'IlX 1 I I XIII XI X XNH I'II,I,I'lN III'II,'I'NI.XN III'IIlI1I'III'I' IIICNIYIIIIISIPN IIHIII I I III I I I I XII I XIX III I IHIIN I'II.IZ.XI!I-2'I'II III-IIIIIXLXNN XI,XIl.I4IIlII4I IIII,IvI'II!II.XNII XX',X I LIEE BEGINS IN 'I-IO F SENIOR BICDGIQAPI-IIES Icontinuedl ALBERT KASUGA: Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Science Club 43 News Staif 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 43 Quill and Scroll 4. WILLIAM KEINER: Band 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Crim- son Troupers 43 News Staff 43 Thespians 43 Quill and Scroll 4. LAVAUGHN KISTLER: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 4. EARL KOCH! Hi-Y 4. ETHEL KOCH: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Student Secretary 43 Thespians 4. MARIAN KOCH: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Operetta 33 Glee Club 3, 43 Drum and Bugle Corps 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Student Secretary 43 Thespians 4. ROBERT LINDERZ Hi-Y 3, 4. I ROBERT LONG: Minstrel Show 13 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Re- serve Football 31 Track 3, 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. MARY ANNA LOPARO: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. WILLIAM LERCH: Minstrel Show 13 Intramural Basketball 13 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. JOSEPH LUZIO: Crimson Troupers 3, 4. - WILLIAM MCCLAIN: Class President 1, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 43 Junior Play 33 Hi-Y 3, 4, Secre- tary 43 Science Club 3, 4, Vice-President 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 News Staff 43 Operetta 43 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. WILLIAM McMILLIAN: Varsity Swimming 33 Crimson Troupers 3. DONALD MEYER: Track 4. EILEEN MEYER: York Township High School: Glee Club 13 Operetta. 1. Bellevue High School: Girl Reserves 2. York Township High School: Glee Club 23 Junior Play 33 Operetta 3. Bellevue High School: Girl Reserves 43 Glee Club 43 Operetta 43 Intramural Basketball 4. MARY MORRIS: Operetta 23 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Aquatics 43 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 4. One Hundred i i 1 1 'i I - XI I I I I Ii.XSl'4l.X XYIl,I,l,X3l KIGIXIGIL I..XY.Xl'1iIIN KIS'l'I.l'IIL IGAILIA KUUII I IIHI KHVII MAIIIAN KHVII IUIl!I'lll'l' LINIPICIL IiHl!I'IIi'l' IAPNH NI XIX XXNX I,UI'.XIUI XX'lI.I4l.X3l I,I'IlU'H .IHSIGVII I.l'Zllb XYllil,I.XM M4'1'I,.XIN 1'XlII,l.I,XN IYHN.XI.IY MIGYI-Ill l'Ill,lCl'IN MIGYICII MARY MHIIIKIS I fl r.. 19 This ls The Book You I-lave Been Anticipating LIEE BEGINS IN 'LIO SENIOI2 BIOGRAPHIES CContinuecIl BETTY MURPHY: Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 4, President 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 4. EILEEN MURPHY: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. FELICIA NAPKA: Band 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Dance Band 33 Or- chestra 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 4. ANGELINE NASONTI: Intramural Volley Ball 23 Drum and Bugle Corps 2, 3, 4, Drum Major 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Student Secretary 4. MARGARET NEILL: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Crimson Troup- ers 3, 4. BURTE NICELY: Hi-Y 2, 33 Reserve Football 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 43 Crimson Troupers 4. ANGELINE NIGRO: Girl Reserves 2, 4. VIVIAN NORMAN: Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Student Secretary 4. DONALD OEHLING: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Secretary 23 Reserve Football 23 Op- eretta 2, 3, 4: Minstrel Show 2. 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Science Club 3, 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Crim- son Troupers 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. RICHARD OVERMYER: Freshman Basketball 13 Dance Band 1. 2, 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 23 Reserve Football 33 Junior Play 33 Music Award 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. Secretary-Treasurer 33 Science Club 43 Intramural Basketball 43 Glee Club 43 Mixed Chorus 43 Operetta 43 Varsity Football 43 Senior Play 4: Thespians 43 National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. THOMAS PATRICK: Minstrel Show 13 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Intramural Bas- ketball 23 Reserve Basketball 33 Reserve Football 33 Science Club 3, 43 Varsity Football 43 Crimson Troupers 4. EVA JANE PIFER: Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. BETTY RAYNOR: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. LC MAE REAM: Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 4, President 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Aquatics 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Operetta 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 News Staff 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. BETTY REIGLE: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 31 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 4. JAMES RICHARD: Reserve Football 1, 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 News Stall' 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 43 Comet Staff 3, 43 Student Director of Intramurals 43 Senior Play 43 National Honor S0- ciety 4. Um: llumlred TWO ,L N I I-1'I l'Y Ml'Ill'lIY I-III,I'II'IN XIl'Ill'llY l l1II,Il'l,X NAVKA .XNKQICIAINIC NASHNTI NlXlUl.XlllG'l' NICIIAI, l1l'll'l'IG NIl'I4Il.Y .XNIEIGIAINI-I NIHHH YIYIAN NUHNI. N,XI.llIll1IIIl,lN1l ICl4'Il.XIllr HX'I'2IlNlYl'Ill 'VIIHXIAS l'.X'l'IlI1'K I'lX'.X .l.XNl'I I'll I'1ll I I-1'I I'Y HAYNHIL IA' ICILXAI IiI'I'Q'l Y lll'II1II.l-I .IAMIGS llIl'll.XIllP S'k.d,D 1- Humln .-ll Thr: LIFE BEGINS IN 'I-IO SENIOR BIOGRAPHIES ccontanuedm MARGARET RICHARDS: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4, Secretary 43 Student Secretary 4j Aquatics 43 Thespians 4. HOWARD RITTER: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minstrel Show 1, 2, 3, 43 Oper- etta 1, 2, 3, 45 Reserve Football 2, 33 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Music Award 3, 4, Varsity Football 4. JOSEPH RUFFING: Track 4. RITA RUPPERT: Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, Intramural Soccer 33 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Aquatics 2, 3, 43 Operetta 3, Mixed Chorus 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 4, Science Club 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 4. MARIAN RYMERS: Dance Band 13 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Junior Play 33 Orchestra 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Music Award 3, 4, Student Secretary 45 News Staff 45 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 4. CLAIR SARGEANT: Band 2. MILDRED SBERNA: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 45 Glee Club 4, News Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Student Secretary 4. RICHARD SCHOEN: Class Secretary 1, Treasurer 4, Freshman Basket- ball 1g Reserve Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 43 Reserve Basketball 23 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 45 Minstrel Show 4, Thes- pians 4, National Athletic Scholarship Society 4. GEORGE SHERMAN: Crimson Troupers 4, Hi-Y 4. GEORGE SHOWALTER: Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Basketball 2, Crim- son Troupers 4. MIRIAM SHUPP: Girl Reserves 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Operetta 45 Student Secretary 4. MARIAN SIDOTI: Operetta 1, 2, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troup- ers 4. THERESA SIDOTI: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 41 Library Staff 4. LEON SIEGER: Freshman Basketball 15 Reserve Football 15 Varsity Football 2, Intramural Basketball 3, 4. ELSA MARIE SIEGER: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4 3 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. GARNETT SUTHERLAND: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Science Club 3, 4, Treas- urer 35 Crimson Troupers 4. One Hundred Four U XI I .fXICl'I'I' IQIVIIAIIIHS IIHXNHXIHD IU'l I'lCIl .lUSl'1l'll lCL'l l TNll llI'I'.X Ill'I'I'l'Il!'l' HIAN ICYIVIICRS 4'I..XIli S.XlUH'I.'XN'l' MIIJIDIUCIT SIYICHNA IIIVILXIIIY SFIIUICN 1 llllillli HIIICICMAN 4ll'IUIlllI'I SllHYV.Xlfl'l'Ill fXlllll.XM Slll'l'l' NIAIILXN SIINPTI llI'IIiI'IS.X SIIYUTI l,l'lliN Sll'I4IlCIl ICLSA XLXHIIC SIIGIQICH 4l.XllNl'I'l l' Sl l'llI'1liI,.XNli h Ii Al' N . f .2 K , Just Ott the Press Latest News ot Sen-tors Um- llxullullwsl l- In me LIEE BEGINS IN 'I-IO SENIOQ BIOGRAPHIES CContinuedD HELEN SWEET: Operetta 13 Drum and Bugle Corps 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3. ALICE TAGGART: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 News Stalf 43 Quill and Scroll 4. MARY TEMPLE: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 4. BETTIE THOMAS: Operetta 1, 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent 23 Mixed Chorus 33 Intramural Soccer 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 News Staff 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Aquatics 43 Cheer Leader 43 Senior Play 43 Thespians 43 Quill and Scroll 43 National Honor Society 4. JANET TOROW: James Ford Rhodes High School, Cleveland: Junior Journal News Staff 1, Co-Editor 13 Intramural Volley Ball 13 Intra- mural Basketball 13 Intramural Baseball 1. Bellevue High School: In- tramural Volley Ball 23 Intramural Soccer 2, 33 Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Operetta 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Aquatics 2, 3, 43 News Staff 2, 3, 43 Senior Life Saving 33 Junior Play 33 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Music Award 3, 43 Comet Staff 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, President 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Initiation Chairman 43 Glee Club 4, Librarian 43 Band 43 Orchestra 43 Cheer Leader 41 Senior Play 43 National Honor Society 4. KATHRYN TUCKER: Library Staff 1, 2, 31 Intramural Volley Ball 23 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 31 Sen- ior Life Saving 33 Junior Play 33 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Aquatics 3, 4, President 43 News Staff 3, 43 Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 43 Operetta 43 Comet Staff 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 National Honor Society 4. DORIS VAN FLEET: York Township High School: Mixed Chorus 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 2. Bellevue High School: Girl Reserves 3, 43 Intramural Basketball 3, 43 Glee Club 4. MARJORIE WALTERS: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Glee Club 43 Operetta 4. VERNON WHEATON: Reserve Football 1, 23 Track 33 Crimson Troup- ers 3, 4. LUCY MOORE: Operetta 13 Junior Life Saving 13 Girl Reserves 2, 3, 43 Aquatics 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Intramural Soccer 33 Senior Life Saving 33 News Staff 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Sci- ence Club 43 Crimson Troupers 3, 43 Senior Play 43 Music Award 43 Thespians 4. MARY GOHLKE: DeVilbiss High School, Toledo: Glee Club 13 Swim- ming Team 13 Intramural Basketball 1. St. Joseph's, Adrian, Michi- gan: Basketball 1, 2, 33 Choral Club 2, 3. Bellevue High School: Girl Reserves 43 Operetta 4. fl 1 'l1l1,,,,g One Hundred Six lIlIl.I'IN SKY!-1l'I'l' .Xl,I4'l'I 'l'.X1l1l.XIi'I' MANY 'l'l'IXlI'liI'I l5lC'l l'llC 'l'HUNl.XS NI'I'l' 'IWIIIIDXY K.X'I'llIlYN 'l'l'4'KlCll INHIIS VAN l I.l'Il'1'l' M.XIl.Illl!II'I XY.XI,'l'l-IHS Xl I YHN XYlll'I.X'l'HN l.l'l'Y BUHIIIIC MX , 63146 Q p as if '4IP Q Q . gg... T' 3 5?- Va X72 IN MEMKDRIAM The passing of Arlene Kalies in January of her senior year left a va- cancy in the class of 1940 which could not be filled. Faculty and students remember her cheerfulness. friendliness, and reliability. In her quiet. un- assuming manner, Arlene engaged in many activities. Indeed. her presence was greatly missed this year in Dramatics. Journalism. Basketball. Socce1'. Aquatics. Girl Reserves. and Drum Corps where she served as Drum Major. Her sweet song of life is ended, but the melody lingers on. Une llundreml Sw: ii 5 I BEST SELLEIQS ig ' s 4 y ,iglf C I3 T I-l E l: UT U Q E 'faerie w ifi.-E VVatch for the publication dates of these outstanding books. lY1'itten by Well-known authors of the class of 1940. Each one is by an authority in his field. Plan to read them all! So You Want To Play Eight-Ball, a book of instruction, by Dick Archer. The Advantages of Being a Twin, written in collaboration by Eileen and Elaine Baker. To Be or Not To Be-a Secretary, by Ella Rose Ball. My Long-Lost Desire-a Pony, by Margaret Ball. Comments of a Hamburg Slingerj' by Gordon Corky Baur. 'iDid Someone Say Robert Taylor? by Bob Baur. Soothing in the Sickroomj' by Alice Bease Beasley. Toledo-The City of Opportunity, by Marian Becky Beck. Loony Cartoons, by Willard Beckley. The Care of Fingernailsj' a colorful story, by Eugene Bickhart. Still Waters Run Deep, a mystery, by Bob Biechler. Hints on Studying, by Betty Billman. First Skipper, by Margaret Birkholz. On Being a Country Gentleman, by Albert Bischoff. Give Me a Blonde CBrunettes Will Dol by Claude Bodey. Swimming and Other Water Sports, by Eugene Gene Bradford. Way Down Yonder in Tennessee, a travelogue, by Jim Burrows. Blond, Six-Foot-Two, a biography, by Kathryn Chris Christman. Hi, Butch, and Other Greetings, by Bob Clark. Second Skipper, by Mardelle Clemons. Saxophonia, a poem, by Dorothy Close. Give Me My Boots and Baton, by Fern Colvin. He Shall Have Music Wherever He Goes, a narrative, by Bob Colvin. The Sequence of a Laugh, by Art Compton. The Early Bird Catches the Worm, a fairy tale, by Eugene Cook. Punny Punnismsf' a farce, by Marguerite Ollie,' Crawmer. My Operations, a set of books, by Dawn Crosby. Singing to Famej a character sketch, by Winifred Davis. Meanings of a Manager, by Enrico Pete DeLuca. How To Keep the Girls Away or My Crew Cut, by Paul Didion. Men In White, a prophecy, by Doris Diehr. Third Skipper, by Justine Douglas. What Price Beauty, by Eileen Dudley. Screwball Tactics, by Dale Erb. On Being An Old Maid, an essay, by Betty Farr. All My Fears Are Little Ones, by Dick Fear. Me, Marian, and My Trumpet, a collection of poems, by Dick Frost. A Mile a Minute, by Paul Gish. My Favorite Chewing Gum, an elegy, by Mary Gohlke. Musings of a Beauticianj' by Laura Guemelata. A Smile's Worth While, by Adeline Guliano. Why I Like To Be Short, by Ellen Heltman. Another Thin Man, by Herb Henderson. Second Einstein, an autobiography, by Bob Herbel. Private Life of a Suit-er, by Melvin Herborn. Efficiency Personifiedf' by Elizabeth Herrmann. The Meeting Will Come to Order, by Marjorie Marge Hildebrand. Would I Were a Junior, tragedy, by Walter Horn. Anchors AWeigh, by Albert Kasuga. One Hundred Eight A 1 4 A 1 A 4 A 'How To Land An Engineer, a short story, by Rita Ruppert. 'Pennies From Heaven, a collector's treatise, by Clair Sargeant. 'Remember Sedaliaf' an ode, by Elsa Sieger. 4 WATCH FOR THESE NEW PUBLICATIGNS Will and I, by Bill Keiner. Give Me a Car and An Open Road, by Lavaughn Kistler. Becoming Bashfulness, an essay, by Earl Koch. Diary of a Blonde, by Ethel Koch. Superb Homemakingf' a sonnet, by Marian Koch. Ushering 'Em In, by Bill Lerch. Taxi, by Bob Linder. A Mile Run to Monroe Street, by Bob Long. Seaming Straight, by Mary Anna Loparo. My Jitterbug Jamboree, by Joe Luzlo. 'Cros Be Tween. Cap and Pres, a satire, by Bill Mac McClain. Portfolio Meditations, by Bill McMil1lan. 'How to Run the 4-LO, by Don Meyer. Basketball Bounceriesf' by Eileen Meyer. My Trips to Florida, a travel tale, by Lucy Moore. Mannequin Memories, by Mary Morris. E Tales of a Candy Seller, by Betty Murphy. A Lady In Red, by Eileen Murphy. A Long Tale, an ode, by Felicia Toots Napka. Twirllng In Three Easy Lessonsf by Angeline Angle Nasonti. From Bread Crusts to Curly Hair, by Margaret Neill. 'Batchlng It, a fairy tale, by Burte Nicely. 'Silence Is Golden, by Angeline Nigro. The Dancing Secretary, an autobiography, by Vivian Norman. Felicity In Football, by Don Oehling. The Girls I Left Behind, a book of statistics, by Dick Overmyer. 'Beating the Tardy Bell, by Tom Patrick. Why I Sing, a lyric, by Eva Jane Pifer. 'The Model Maid, by Betty Raynor. 'The Art of Gigglingf' by Lc Ream. 4 How My Button Collection Came In Handy, by Betty Reigle. 'Fifty Years a Copy Boy, a fantasy, by Jim Richard. Tooting the Horn, by Margaret Richards. No Place Too High-No Note Too Low, by Howard Ritter. A Rugged Individualistf' by Joe Rumng. My Favorite Dish-Hamburgsf' by Marian Rymers. Stellar Stenographyf' by Mildred Sberna. 'Masculinity With a Taste for Feminityf' by Dick Schoen. 'Super Salesmanshipf' by George Sherman. 4 A Mile in Ten Minutes, by George Showalter. The Rudiments of the Square Dance, instructions, by Miriam Shupp. My Career Under Sonja Henie, by Theresa Sidoti. Why a Hair-Ribbon, by Marian Sidoti. Autobiography of a Truck Driver, by Leon Sieger. My Schoolgirl Complexion, by Garnett Sutherland. 'Blue Eyes Are An Asset, by Helen Sweet. 'Castalia Bound, an adventure tale, by Alice Taggart. 'A Ball-Bearing Ballerina, by Mary Temple. Letters From Colleges, a collection, by Bettie Thomas. Feminlty With a Taste for Masculinityj' by Kathryn Pete Tucker. Encyclopedia on 0. S. U., by Janet Torow. Recollections of a Record Collector, by Doris Van Fleet. Dime Store Special, a ballade, by Margie Walters. Red Hair-Its Liabilities and Assets, by Vernon Wheaton. 7 One Hundred Nine HONOR BCDUNDH Scholarship, Service Leadership, Characler Top: VVillinn1 McClain, Doris Diehr, Janet Torow, Dawn Crosby, M21l'2,'UHl'ltP Frawmer, Kathryn Uhristman, Elizabeth Ha-rrmami, Robert Tlnur. Second: .lanws Richard, lletty llillnian. Eili-t-n Dudley, Le Ream, Nettie Thomas, lilugom- Bradford. First: Kathryn Tucker, Marjorie Hildebrand. Ullmnior liOlHld,U the story'cmf die Tfatninal llinior iiocietyy is a hriHiant account of sixteen intelligent and active seniors. dlhe plotcxfthe story centers aroinid the nfteen percent of die grarhiathiq class,clnmsen froni the innper third auf the class, schfdasticahym to lmecoinc nieniliers of the National llonor Society. 'llhose who become niemlmers First had to live np to the four ideals of the society: Scholarship, l.eadership. Seryice,:nid Cdiaracter lly permission of the national organization the local society is now known as the Alfred Ross chapter, in the honor of the beloved ex-principal, Alfred Ross The hook, Honor Bound, deals not only with the lives of the nieml at present, but also with what may be in store for them in th One Hundred Ten vers e future. LL QUI AND SCROLL Clear and Forcefu Wriling I Tl-lE CREATIVE PEN rp: Alien- 'l'ai.:'i:art, Mary Uathm-rine ln-if-hl, lionnic- Imu Sly, Nlarvel Kirlwnmlall. Kathryn f'hristman, lim-ttiv Thomas, Iiarlvara Toruw, lVlar'tha Nye, Kathleen l'lRlllHLVV2l5'. H:-4-mul: VVilliaun Mc-l'lnin, llawn1'rnslry,.Iean Karshner, Le lil-mn, Marian Rmlebanzh, Rnlu-FK llaur, Fir:-nt: .lanws Ilieharml, l.uc-y Nlnnrv. M2ll'lIUt'l'ltt' 1'l'ZlVVllll'l', Kathryn Tuelin-r, Janet Torow. Nut in lDlK'llll'I'Z Albert Kusuira, NVilliam 1fL'llll'l'. .Xn intriguing tale. The Creative l'en. tells a story nf the Quill and Scrull, national hmnmr society fur high sclnml jnnrnalists. ln it are vivicl ae- Connts ul' twenty-two characters and hnw they followed their nnxttu, Clear anrl linrcefnl XYriting'. 'l'he opening situation is ereatecl when the lullmving nlheers, nienilmers of the llllfillllllllltbll last year. were seleeterl: Klargnerite Crawiner, Vresiclentg .lames Rieharfl. X'lCL l,l'CSlflClltI Lucy Nlnure, Secretary: liathryn 'l'neker, 'Vreasnrerg anfl ,lanet 'Ilm'mv, Initiation Cllilllllilll. .Xn interesting' event in the plot ueenrrecl in .-Xpril when a lmirthclay cele- bration and initiation Ceremony fm' eleven new meinluers was held. 'l'he eliinax ueenrreml at the Recugnitiun banquet late in Klay when several rs reeeivecl the lnvnor. One liunclred Eleven Utlw NLUTQE Ol: Tl-IE STAGE NAT! THE ONAL SPIANS ACI Well Thy Pdlfn Top: Hubert Clark, James Yingrliixg, Harold VVrig'ht, lmnald Uehlillg, Williaiil Ke-iiier. Richard Uvermyer, Richard Archer, VVilliam IVIc'Clz1i1i, Richard Fear. Eugene Bradford. Fourth: Claude Holley. Ruth Fleimer. Martha Nye, Marian Heck. Betty Murphy, Felicia Nnpka, lmris Dim-hr. Marian Ryme-rs. llunnai .Im-an Kistlvr, Alive liuvaird. Rita Rup- pert, lVl2ll'g'Ill't't liichnrds. Third: VVillrur TOI'llLlllF, llzlwn l'rusl15'. lletty Farr. Marian Koch, Alice Hensley, Bettie Thmmxs, lW2ll':.l'UL'l'lft4 Urawmer. Marian Ilziclnlbaugli, Jean Smith, Marjorie Hildebrand. Robert Fulvin. SUCUNUZ Elirimx lJel.uca. Lum-y Moore. Ethel Kurh. Iiilven Dudley, lN'l:1rg'aret Hall, Martha Barker, Albert Kusuga. First: Bryson VVise. Mary Morris. Lc Ri-ani, Kathryn Tucker, Janet Tornw, Kathryn Christman. Barbara Torow, Melvin McClintock, VVillard Beckley. Nut in picture: VVz1lte-r Horn. Lure of the Stage is 21 lmuk as novel as its characters. This story tells the adventuresome life on the stage of a group of actors. actresses, and stage hands called Thespians. llow, after hard but eiijoyzible labor, they received the honor of national Thespiau membership. presented plays, and encouraged others tu join this national group is depicted in this outstaiicling' best Read of the exploits of this lwmmr group. Une llundred Twelve seller, MUSIC AWARDS Music Hal lx Charms Tl-IREE YEARS BE EORE Tl-IE BATON n llll'h2ll'li liVt'l'lIlXl'l'. 'FUIIZ l'Ilvin Sliumr. Harold XVriu'ht. VVillxur Z4-if.:'lu-r, John Hartmn . Hieliard Aw-he-i'. Riehard Frost, lltllilllll Hehlingr. I-inward Ritter. Third: lmris timid, lmrnlliy liln-rly, .lane-t 'I'uruw, lmruthy Flush, Felieizl Napkzi. Rulwrt Uolvin, l':il34'1'lli' l:I'lllIl'tll'1l. Melvin M4-Ulilutm-k, t'laude lludvy. S1-4-mill: t'urrim- Mill:-r. Mzlrtlm Nye-, M:1rjnri1- Hihlf-ln':1hd, Iluris lbia-hr. IXlzu'i:ui ltynn-rs. Nlnrinn liSllll'lHllH.1'll. llawn 1'rushy, Rnlrvrt Klein, lioln-rt Euler, First: lim-5' Blmnw-, Mary Morris, helix-am, Kathryn 'Fuelu-r, llarhara '1'uruw, Kathryn f'lH'iSllll2lIl. Muri.g'ix1-rit+- t'rawmn-r, lirysem VViso, IN rt in pivturm-: livin-rt llis-ehler. Arthur Vmnptsm. l'aul lliditm, Dale Iirh. Iiiehard Fm-ar, Russ-nmi'y Myers. .lame-s Str-ve-ns. 'l'liirtx-tire talented musicians are the characters in the lmulf, 'l'lirc-e Years llefure the liatmif' .Xltliuugli an old lmok, its popularity has never waned. lfach year many new vwcalists and instrumeiitalists are added tu its swelling' list uf characterswcharacters who in real life, as time musicians with at least three years' experience. have earned their music awards. lJtm't miss this issue ul a fascinating serial. Um flulllllttl lhnteen Tl-IE KEEPERS Ol: Tl-IE BS OR THE NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY ' 'Balanced Training ' ' VVi1liam McClain, Donald Uehling, Richzlrd Schoen, Richard Uverulyer, Robert liaur. Robert Long. The Keepers of the ll's tells of the six boys who excelled in a two- fold way, in sports and in scholarship, and who thus have achieved the honor of being members of the National Scholarship Society. ln order to be qualified to receive the emblem ol the society. an athlete must have earned a major letter in one of the three major sports and must have been scholastically above the average in his class throughout the last three consecutive semesters. Dick Schoen won three awards in both football and track. being' captain of the football and track squads in his senior year. Robert Long' ran for his major letter on the cinder track. Robert lilaur played center for the Redmen basketeers and achieved two major letters. Donald Oehling, a veteran guard on the gridiron, also acquired a pair of varsity l'l's. Dick Overmyer kept the football spirit high and received his major award in this sport. Bill McClain, captain of this year's basketball combine, attained three on the hardwood court. one Uuutlretl Fourteen 20,000 LEAOUES UNDER TI-IE SEA OR TI-IE JUNIOR - SENIOR PROM 'I'hc lmnlc, .l1111iu1'fSe11in1' Receptiun, is zt inusterpiccc in emnpusitimi :Incl tlI'lQ'lIl1llllj'. I't-nm-rl hy the authors, juniors and juniors, it has at style that Cztptivzttcs the rezuler with its play un the imztginzttion. 'llhc first hull of this hest seller revolves ahuut the illlllllblxscllllil' Rec tinn uf IIISU. Its rlcscriptiun glmvs with the zttinusphere of clrezuny Ilzu Uv, Yllll :tml swztyiiig' pzlhn trees-21 South Seat islztncl pztrzulise. 'llh setting' is un nnrler-seats scene, complete with vuri-cnlurecl tish, nierniuicls, cliv- Q sc-cuncl half ul the hunk is a tztkemtt un :L XYiIlizun Ilcehc stury. 'Ilhc ing' hells, sezuveetl, cleep sea divers. :tncl an olcl sunken ship serving' :is thc Imncl-stzuirl. 'I'hc time is II?-IO when the juniors entertain at the .llIlllUl SCll- nn' .X prugrzun nf rleep sen cntcrtztininent during' the interniissiun cmn cntcs nmttcrs until at grzuicl climax is reached. Ilighly l'CCUlIIlllCllf,lClll pli COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN I930 I tm-I-:ll l'll2lll'lllIlllI KATIIIIYN 'l'l'l'KI'IIt lnxitutumz ANN XVHU l1tul'1ll IUIIZ IPNVAICIP K.X'I'IIIlYN 1 I l1n.5l':ll11: 'IIIQISTMAXN K.X'I'IlIiYN 'I'l't'KI'IIl I s ll'l'Nlllll1'IllZ IlI'I'I l'Y Ml'llI'IIY Inxllulimu: I0-I0 MAIi'I'lIA I!,XllKl'IIl In 1 urntlwm: ILX HUA HA 'l'l PIU HY IIUI-5I'1llllI .I MAN KA Il In tru-shim-nl: lll l'II Fl. IGNNIGIC SIINIGR 1939 PROM IN FAIR HAWAII U1 ie llunvlrud Ivlitt Tl-IE NIGHT OF JANUARY I6tlw Guilty or llllllllfellt I ,QR l11 the mystityiug' Cl1'ZllllZl., Night of 'lz11111:u'y lfmtlif' presented by the sen- ior class. a young woman was on trial for murder. Twelve lllCllllJCl'5 of the Zll1fllC1lCC who coiuposecl the jury. listeuccl to tllc SXYZlyil1Q' pleats of the two powerfill attorneys ziucl rlecirlecl lier inte. The ac- tion of the play, which took place i11 Ll court room, was tense from start to Huisli. CAST OF SENICDIQ PLAY Prison Matron . . . Mar,Q,'uerite C1'?lVVIlll'!' Hailiff . . . . . Richard Uvermyer Judge Heath ...... I ames Richard District Attorney Fli11t . HisSef'1'etau'y . . Defense :XttllI'llUj' Stevens His Se01'et111'y . . Clerk of Courts . KHI't'll Andre. the df llr. Kirkland . . Mrs. .Iohu Hutchins Homer Yan Fleet one Hu udrcll Sixteen 'fvllllklllt . Donald Ueh1i11,L1' . . . LC Ream . l-iuhert Ulzirk . Alice Beasley . Robert Haur Ii21tl'll'Xll Tucker Xvllllillll McClain . Doris Diehl' Albert Kasuga l+Il1'11c,-1' Sweeney , . Nancy Lee- Faulkner . !VIz1f:,'dz1 Sveuson . . John NVhitIield . .lane ifll2lll4llt'l' . Sigurd JllllHl1l.llSt . l42ll'l'y Hvfgllll . . . Roberta Van liPllSt'1ilf'l' Court SI0llOL1'I'2llJl1+'l' . l'0llCt'lll21ll .... llirevtor . . . Student Director . Robert Colvin Kathryn Christman . Janet Torow . . Dale Erb . Bettie Thomas Eugene Bradford . Richard Fear . Rita Ruppert . Lucy Moore . VValte1' Horn Ilewayue Burke . Eileen Dudley TI-IE PROMISED .AND BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM June 2, IQLLO Processional-Cornelius Festival March . . . Mendelssohn High School Orchestra Prayer of Thanksgiving-Netherland Folk Tune Senior Class and Orchestra Invocation . ......... '. Rev. VV. B. Leis Reformed Church Response .....,. . . High School Chorus Finlandia .............. Sibelius High School Chorus and Orchestra Baccalaureate Address ....... Rev. D. Roller First l'resbyterian Church, Mansfield, Ohio Chanson 'liriste ....,...... Tschaikowsky High School Orchestra llenediction . ........ . Rev. P. A. Rempe Lutheran Church Recessional--Pomp and Circumstance .... , . Elgar High School Orchestra COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM June 6, l9LLO Mercury Overture .......,... Scarmolin High School Orchestra Invocation . ........ . Rev. J. E. Carpenter Episcopal Church Girls' Sextet-The Rosary .......... Nevin ' Kathryn Christman. Marguerite Crawmer, Mary Morris, Lc Ream, Janet Torow, Kathryn Tucker Address to the Class .......... Dr. Otto Mees Capital University, Columbus, Ohio Trumpet Solo-Andante et Allegro ...... Ropartz Richard Frost Presentation of the Class ......... H. G. Lull Principal of the High School Awards and Honors . . . ..,.. VVallace L. Arnholt Superintendent of Schools The Conferring of Diplomas ..... Dr. H. K. Shumaker President of the Board of Education Class Song .....,...... The Class of 1940 llenediction . . Rev. W. H. Schuster Evangelical Church One Hundred Seventeen ON I.Y YESTERDAY S1 roll in higl Sm qitmiilwi- G- Sciuml mln-us with a hang, brvakingr all pri-viuus rvcurmls. 513 students en i srliuul, -ple-iiilwr l1fStUlll'IllS lllt't'f. urw priliciliul, Mr. Lull, at lPlll'lllll,LZ' ussn-nilily. Svptoiiilwr 13-Music ll+'IJill'lIllI'l1l zuixmuiirvs an lllllllV2ltlU1l in frm- instruine-iilzil musk lc-ssohs. S1-ptviiilwl' 15---Srlirml rlusvs half :ui hour 1-:lrlivr lwruusi- nf tm-rriiir hm-at wzivc-. AXt'l'4ll'illll,., In thi- stuilc-nts, hm-ut wzivi-s flu hzivm- the-ir mlw1liti1:,:'m-S. Sm-ptm-iniwr 1f9fTl'?lL'hl'l'S dun uutcluur rlufis mul frnlir at Zlllllulll picnic. Six iivw lm-ziciii-iw urn- ww-luum-rl tu thi- ranks. Sc-ptvinlu-r 21-llurldihg artists uf II, H. S, huuiirc- nff to thi- Iiluv llnh- tri :sake-trim. S1'Iltl'lIlbPl' 23-Nvws staff rvjuirr-sl A full pzusqe- in lin- flzizl-ttm-. Sl'Iltt'llll79l' 27-VVur4l is l'l'l'l'iVf'fI that the 150314 Nunn-t grvts First Uluss rzitii1g.:'. Nlnttu '40 staff: All .-Xinvriczui, lm or his-Z S1-ptm-iiilwi' 250-Girl iii-svi'vv hilui imlvfinite-ly pustpulim-fl. Amlnitiuus tl. Iifs inuzui, llc-Ii nitvly fN'tlllN'I' fZgSh4r flvtirln-1' 3 tlrtulwi' 5fMe lmstpmin-il is what thely ml-mit. Il buys urv morn- influstriuus silirv zulllitinii ui' nn-w llli1l'hilll'I'Y. fixfthlll' XVz1lfl sin-zlks tu Girl Ile-svrve-s un lmliu at I'utlu1-li Sulipe-r. -mln-rs uf football twain rvcm-ivv IIPVV iiic-kimmvs such as MulcIy .lm- llicliuil Sinuliy .lm- Arch:-V, 'l'in5 ' Srhm-li, i'r-rsnimlty Plus Czlllziglizili, and 4'Illfvmly llc-:ll f,f'tIllN'l' in-Hllv NVil1u 1'4lIlK'Hl't vnu-rtains stuilmits iii assembly. Uctulwr 1U'7ff2ll2lkll1L1' km-vs and quiw-riiig' vuic-vs e-ml with film- Fluh try-mit rvsults. lM'Inlwl' llifSIl nh-nts sf-rrvtai'ii-S rind in-w ilutis-s iii 1-inpluyun-nt ul' true-lu-rs. Hvtnlu-1' ll-Miss lizlti-s is victorious uv:-r pic-kpiwluft. Urtniu-1' IS -Wziim-rl: A Juln1rie- tu czwry nm ll. H. Sfs ulcl our lmflitiuii. llL'lUlr1'l' 2U'Stl,lllt'lltS rvjuire- :wi-r im srhnul Friflny. 4'l'4-zxrlie-i's' l'IlllYl'Illlllll.l U4-lulwi' z3'Jl1IlllII' ami sviliur girls piwivv Slrl'i'l'I' skill hy lIl'fl'2ltlllQ.Z' llIIilt'l'l'l2iSSlIlt'll. U4-tulwr 25-Girl lie-si-i'vv frulic ut Halluwe-'cn party, Miss XVz1g:m-1' and Mrs. Uurlir rv rvive- surke-i's fur host incugnitu. Unix Hundred liigllteell 'NEW EIRESH- NEW FACULTY MEMBERS ul' A Calendar of the School Year lQ3Q-IQLLO THE DAYS WORK U1-Lulu-1' ZEN--Sixty-six ll. ll. H, stuili-nts sw- Uhm Stzttv-Curlwli fnuthaill Lfillllll. Novi-inln-1' 1--.lnniur s-lass t'SfZllbllSll0S 1:11-1-viii-lit of using' n si-lnml vw-st for :ill futuri- 1-lass rinprs. Nmw-nilwr 3A.Ii-:tn Knrslim-r, Marvi-l Kirlwndaill. Lucy h1lDlbl't', :incl Juni-t Throw. ucumn- pnni-'ml by Miss Wright, :tttvml Stnti- .luurnulisin Cnnvvntinn. Thi-y fm-l vt-ry vullvgi- ntl- :is the-5' syn-nfl thi- night in thi- I'hi Mu sorority hmisv. NlbX'1'lllll4'l' 13'--t'u:u'l1 ln-wis mills tirst lmslivtlialll lll'2lt'l.lt't' of vhznnpimms-tu-lm. NlIX'l'lllllt'l' T-lliuvnnni Slwraunlou, thi- only :lrlnli-ss L'Hlli't'l'l artist in tho wurlml, ,zrivvs stneln-nts :in 1-xi-1-lla-nt pr:u'tic'nl ln-ssnn in lbVt'I'L'4lllllllI.1' llzunlivnns. Novi-niln-V Ni-Maury Mnrris, Art Ulblllllllhll, :intl l':lnl Gish nnula-l fill' Iwwis llnskins :ls hi- ln'1-svnts his li-4-tiirv on ti-li-visiml. Nuvo-niln-1' l5f Stufh-nts i-njoy thi- Iilln, llm1sii-1' St'h1NlllllHSll'l',u Il. ll, S. is nnnw' wiili-ly :lnprv1'i:lt4-il. NUYl'lllllt'l' llif-Junior lligli Una-rvttn 111:-:tsl-S l:u'g.:'s- 2llltllt'lll'1' with its 1-ulnrful gypsy sm-in-s, N1lX'1'llll1t'I' IT' lin-i-iilii-lil Villugv zinil thv I-'mul Nlutur plant nw- visitn-ll hy tl1i1'ty-tlnw-v lmys ni' thv shop mln-nnrtnivnt. Nov'-inln-r 22:--Girl It--si-1'v4-s pri-si-nt 'l'lmnl:sgivinp.:' nrugrznn :it aussi-mhly. VA.l'A'l'lUN HIGGINS! Nnvi-inln-r 27-Studi-nts l'1'SUllll' work in vlnssn-s, tirn-ll hy full. Nuvvnnln-1' 28- lii-Y lllt'llllll'l'S :intl thu-ii' gllvsts swing' it to thi- rhythm uf Li-w xv1lt1'l'lll3lll'S mu-lin-sti':i :lt thi- nnnuul lli-Y l'runi. ll:-vvliiln-1' 5 Iiixmn-l't tflllllllbtli' .live-sl. Iinni' lbw llivn-ll. R1-uni 'l'ishie- l.ishe-nl. :lt inuvk rzuliu ln'un1l1'nst. lN'L'4'lllll1'l' 5-Nunn-t Stull' is inspiri-cl tn ln- lmukisll :intl wnrlns its wsu' tn ai thvnn- :lt Iirst lll4't'llllLl'. Inlw-nilwr ii- llr. .lnhn Vliftnn lnw-i-zvs into assi-nihly with it lmuli rvvia-w ni' Htlum- lVith the- lVinal. ln-vi-niln-r T-f-Ifivv Urimson 'rl'1lll1J1'I' zwtiw-ssl-s mist tin-insvlvvs into llr:1tituilo, nnil unfulil :1 niystl-ry. lbw-1-lnlwr S-Girls' :ind lmys' intrziniurall lmslu-tlmll tUlll'll1llll4'lllS st:n't with :i lmum-0, One Huntlred Nineteen ON LY YESTERDAY TTY-'Pt'l1llll-'I' MY BOOK!-lOUSE - THE LIBRARY STAFF Stanmlingr: Mercerle-s Le-play, Rosh f,lt'l'bf'I', Kathlvs-n Swaobly, Ads-line Gulianu, Justine Iluuglas, .Insvphine Lnparn, 'l'i'lt'l'l'Sil Sicluti. Shirley Knapp. VVinif1'vrl Nulmy. Svated: Cliarluttv Natule-, Phyllis l.ivlwr, Hvlvn Stahl. 9-Nvrvcs of home basketball fans xwvviw- first wurlwut ul' thv yi-ar as livllo- vue wallups Lorain in a thrilling overtime-. Dvm-nibei' Jlvcernhel' Ilecelnlwr 154-cviiilwi' music De-Ceinbvr thou? January 2 January January 9 January 13-Students sev I.ittlv Me-n in assviiibly-it's at show. nut an illusion. 13-St'lll0l'S find it not harml tu have growl tinws at a Hard 'I'inie-S party. 19-Santa Claus jullily jin,u'li-s intu Girl 1ik'SHl'VP!-I Christmas party. 20-A Tlirev-in-one Christinzis 1JI'U3i'l'2llll l'UllllJUSl'fi uf play, iiunpvt Shuw, ant is tuppwl off by distribution of special mlitiun. 20+Vacation-Ali! slevp that Uknits up the- ravi-li-cl slr-4-vw nf C'1ll'4',.' wlim-rv art -School rvupuns and nur Rvllnwn rlefvat Sandusky. 7+Sn0w Hakes and nmin- snow flakes! -Bertha Ashby Hess speaks on Making the Most 01' Yon. 10-Marquis, the Magician, spoiismwl by thi- Kiwanis Club, spmilcs fur the hvneflt uf thv Hand lfnifurm Fund. January January January January January January za-iroll January 2? January 26 All the ll 14 17 is -Bellvvue Hi-Y Wallnps Norwalk Hi-Y, Tl-S. 12-F'm'ty-mw hw-nwn re-c-vivv fnmtlmll awarnls at php inw-tinpr. 12-Shvrman tuwnship bus was rlitc-h4-al un way tu sclmnl. lc-y rumls. -Why 1lmwsn't somvunel invvnt insulatwl 1-luthing? IFS 4-ulllfi EEX:-ims. Dvar, dvar, thu:-ze wrinkle-s re-ally arvn't lil-1-filiiiiigl -.Inv-l li. Guin talks on the l'hysiol4u:y and Sc'-ielic-v uf Alf-nlinl. Tw:-nty lwluw N1-ml we remark furthvr? -Shop classes visit Elyria plants. -Anyway, we be-at Mansfivlml the se-cond timcl. girls are individual Ubelles of the ball at thv mlanm- following' tlw lllf'l'flll!l,', lwcausv. as you have probably pguesswd, thaw are- twiml as many boys 1il'l4Sl'llf. January 28-liand Cmwvrt swf-lls tha- Hanil I'llifv4ll'lll lfuml. One Hundred Twenty A Calendar of the School Year January 20---tiirl R+-sl-i'vs-:Q arm- gin-sts of tht- Hi-Y at a joint nn-vtiiipx in tht- Y. M. C. A. F+-hruary l-Junior Viass rin::s niakt- zipiwaiwliivv alnicl vxclamations. if 1-hrnary 2-- N1-w rl-ll, white' anll hluv haslwthall suits lllilkl' tht-ir ll.-hut aniill tra-int-mlous filllllllllf-lv. F4 VA -hruary 4' fSl-vollli c-om-4-rt for ht-in-tit ot' haml is hm-id in ll. ll. S. llUtiil1ll'illIll. -hruary li--Mapraziiw L'illlllHliQ,.L'l1 starts rivalry of XVolfv's Gas lloustf Galaga, xvl'iX-1'ilI'S NVoinIvrs, and XVil1ian1s' X'Vilrlt-ata, aniill much t'lllhUSi2lSIll. Fe-hruary T-At tht- 'I'ht-spian initiation, so-vt-ral new illt'llllM'l'S quaint in thvir hoots as thv stril-t ollivl-rs re-qtiirv thi-in to iw-ln-at thx-ir pol-ins. Fl-hruary ll- Thi- linal hanll t-ons-vrt for ht-ne-tit of hantl unifornis fund is hvlll. Fl-ln'uai'y lflflmvl-1' tht' top! Tho inapxazint- t'illlllHli!.1'll 1-urls with ov:-r rlil.lbllll worth of nina:- azinvs sold. Fl-ln'nary 21- .lnnior vlass Ill't'St'lItS play. l.it'i- lh-grins at Sixt -'e- n. a hilarion:-1, sin-lu-ssfiil L'lllll1'1lj'. Fe-ln'nary ill--llr. Jann-S Marshall pi'vs1-nts illnstratn-ll talk on Australia. 'I'ln- lcangaroos rl-minll ont- of tin- '-.luinpingr .lin-. Fl-hruary 22-No sl-hool. hvvausn- of NVashinp.:'ton's hirtlniay. XV1- rannot t--ll a liv. VW- likn-ll ill I-'4-hruary 2-1-la-ap yn-ar day! No proposals as yvt. Marvh 2---Swv:-I l','5 inusit' fills tht- air as tho siligiiig' l'omn-t Stall' lahors ov:-r 1iinle-rm'lass- ml-n pic-turn-s. Mart-h 3--A p.5i'oup ol' Ili-Y hoys attend thv iii:-:lrivt nn--Q-tinpq at l l't-'lll0lil. Marvh Gi1'I'Zlllllllt'll with jokn-s, :-zonp:s, and now-itil-S, thi- nllarktown Minslrn-l Show is at huge- succt-SS. Marr-h tl--Ah. sw 1-e- t l't'Vt'll1.l'I'f 'l'hl- ran11iaf,:'ing' Ib-minion at last show lltlfflll11ll'S 'l'yg.:'vi's who's hoss. Mart-h IIS---'I'hv Ml-rhott quart--tto fv4'1llUl'ilH.li Iiuth Pryor, a he-autifnl halh-rina. 1-ntl-rtain at asa:-nilrly. I'unl-h anal Judy is lll'4'St'lltt'tl in thi- l'ilw Svhool oln-iw-ttat. Marvh lil Situation: Nose-s hurit-ll in in-wspapt-rs! t'aust-: Sin-cial '1'ou1'nann-nt ldllition. SO BIG One Hundred Twentv-One ON LY YESTERDAY Marc nien utter 21 battle typified by dogged determination on our part. h l4fXVe go to the State Tournament at Columbus! New Philadelphia beats Red- Mnrch lNf.Iournzilisn1 students hear Cornelia Otis Skinner's famous character sketches at Gzilion. March Z2--We return at the end of mid-year vacation. March Mui Apr Apu Apr Apr AIN Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Apr Jini llnng'hurst ot' Uhio State give excellent speeches. 2TfHednicn athletes of 1939-40 are honored at the Athletic banquet. Jim Hull and ch 30-Musieiulis from ten surrounding counties meet here for the North Uentral Ibis- trict music contest. Eighteen H. H. S. students qualify for state contest at Uherlin. il 5-Juniors choose to be di1Terent by holding' a stag:, ' clztss party. il ii-ellnnd receives superior rating at Elyria. They wear their new uniforms and re- ceive hsuperior plus in nppezlrancc, proving that clothes make the band! il EI-Sophoinores. not to he outdone by the Juniors, hold their class party. il Ili--Eleven new members ure initiated into Quill and Scroll Society :it first night initiation. The Hike ond punch proved especially good. il ll--Tliespinns present weird plny, entitled Sanitariuin. The audience was almost ready for one, it left tht-in so jittery. il I5-The Return of the l'rotliga1l Sun after The Rains Came. il Iii-llirl Reserves sponsor n lrig'p:,'er :intl better lVlother-llziilghter banquet, il 17-lndustriail Arts Boys travel to Detroit, il 20'Sl.illt' llzind Uontest :lt Uolumlius. Half of the trumpet seetion had cur trouble :ind got there in time for Sl,LI'llt-l'H2llllllg only. il 24ASenior lliyqh opcretta, Top U' The VVorld, proves to be fl IJ,'l'Pilf success. Tuckrg-r and Fear bring: down the house and, incidentally, steal the show il 26-News Stuff and Quill and Scroll members attend conferenee are no locks on their lockers. My, my, what nn honest town? il 27-liconoinics classes travel to l'levn-land. at Sylvan iu. There A PIECE OE STRING One Hundred Twenty-Two A Calendar oi the School Year THE COVERED WAGON April 30-Freshmen enjoy their class party. May 8- The Night of January 1Gth, senior class play, is acwlainieml a huge success. May E!-Barbara Torow goes to the National Vocal Contest at Sprinixlield. Ill.. arronipaii- ietl by Mrs. Stoll and Marian Hadebaugh. May ll-The tloinet Staff puts tiiiishim: touches on its brain ehild as they turn philosoph- ival. They rejoice at the fact that they can work in peace, though war rages in Hu- rope. 1VIayl4-lloh lfriednian and his hand provide inusie for the Girl Reserve Spring Ilan 1--1 . Many girls make a Leap Year party of the aITair and turn the tables on their admir- ing' swains. May 16-The art elasses take a day off to visit the Cleveland Art Museum and an art denionstration at East Tech High Sehool, May l'i7'l'he Hand attends the Little Big Four hand festival at l'ort Clinton. again tlash- ing' their new uniforms. May 2XfMany students are lauded for their achievements during: the past year at the Reeoprnition hanquot. May 254-Seniors hid farewell to regular Classes at II. H. S. May 30ASehool vlosed to observe Decoration Day. June 2-Impressive liaccalaureate is held as seniors look dipgnified in caps and gowns. June 3--Senior editors of last special edition plan layouts in their last high school jour' lialistie achievement. June 3-Team-hers take inventory of students' knowledge. Students wither and resolve to wipe the word examination from the dictionary. June 5-Seniors return for Commencement practice, June tl-1Tominenceinent starts 107 seniors on the long, hard way. June T-Alumnae ot' '40 present class day program. No more st-hool 'till Sept:-niher. Mott SAYS: liefore I say goodhy, i'li tell you my secret: my name mc-ans More Op- portunity for Education. No wonder I aiu a superior hookworin! One Hundred Tw enty 4'l'hree K4 lilllllillllllll One Hundred Aquatics ..... Arnholt, Superintendent Art Class . . . . Auditorium . Iiaccalauroate . Rand ...... Basketball. Intramural Haskf-thall, Hvsorvvs . Basketball. Varsity Hatvs. Miss , . . liiolog.fyClz1ss . . lioarfl of Eflurntion . Hoys' Ulm- Club . Burke, Mr. Rus . . Ualonilal '... . Neutral High School f'l'lE'6'1'l4PZil:lPl'S . . Chemistry Class . Clarke-. Mr. . Classes Clialigw- . Clothing Laboratory Uomot Staff . Commvlicvlnent . Cooper, . 1'ooDoi', Mr. . . Crimson Troupvrs . t'unimins, Mr. . llwlivations , Drum Uorps . lrfligiith Grarlo iflrrhnan. Miss . Faculty . . Fifth Pvriofl . . Foods Laboratory . Football, Rvsvrvos . Football, Six-man . Football.Varsily . . Frm-shinan ilaskotball Frm-shman Class . . Garner, Miss . General Shop , 14irlRusvrves . Girls' Athletirs . Girls' G11-14 Club . lll'Ut'll. Miss . . . High Sc-liool Uperetta Ili-Y ...... lntram ural Sports, Boys .lunior Class .... Junior High Oiwretta Junior High Sohool . Twenty-Four INDEX 59 11, 16 77, 70 11N- 6. . 15 . 04 44, 84, 46, 77 30, 34, 26 29 117 57 78 76 76 18 26 14 52 21 123 1225 12 G3 26 10 25 20 42 117 18 18 48 10 7 56 36 91 -Z1 122 26 GS 00 68 TS 35 19 27 45 85 50 10 47 TS 31 54 13 PAGE Junior Jesters 49 .Junior Play . . 40 Junior-Senior Prom . 115 Latham, Miss . 10 Lenz, Mr. . 10 Lewis, Mr. 10 Library Staff . . 120 Lull, Principal . . 11, 17, 18 Ma,2'sig', Miss , . . . . 20 Moohaniral Drawing Class . 27 McCoy, Mr. . . 20 Minstrvl Show 52 Mixwl Chorus . 51 Munn. Miss . 21 Music Awards . '....... 113 National Athlotic Sch-olarship Society 114 National Honor Society 110 News stat? ..,. 43 rlrlicv Staff . . 15 Orchestra . . . 53, 122 Physics Class . . , . 26 Quill and Sz-roll Society 111 liPL'U,L1'lllilUll llanquet . S0 Ross, Mr., Iflx-l'rincipal . 6, 7 Svliuvhte-le, Miss . . 20 Sriviico Uluh . . 58 Senior Ulass . . . . 00-100 Senior Class UrI'ic-vrs . 01 Se-nior Ulass Play . 116 Seventh 4lra1l1 -.., 37 Sf-nior High Uporotta 55 Sinithfliughws Classes 27 Sophomore Class . . . 32. 33 Stark, Mr. . . 20 Stoll. Mrs. 21 Study Hull . . . ZS Swimming, Boys' . 70-81 The-snians . . . 112 'l'rark . . . . 32. 543 Typing' Class . 27 xV2U.!,'ll6l', Miss . 20 VValf1, Mr. . 10 VW-lsh, Miss . 20 XVilliains, Miss . 21 Mfilliams, Mr. 20 VVolfP. Mr .... 21 Xvooflworking' Class . 27 W'rip.fht, Miss . . 21 Yinglinpg, Miss . 21 Photography by Ben Buyer, Bellevue, Ohio: Engraving by the Akron Typesetting Co.,Alrron, Ohio, From the press ol: The Gazette Publishing Co., Bellevue, Ohiog Bound by l-lugo Kalmbacherf? Son, Toledo Ohio 11 N592 we