Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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s CLASS RQGM ACTIVITY US: ta QQ F r Z L 1 US: Q' . : SWU5 mesa I 8 I-Iere we are, Willie. Now you will Iind lhe help you've been crying lor. Look al Ihose busy sludenlsl Doesn'I il' do your old equalor good Io see all Ihis aclivily? I'II 'Iell Ihe world il doesl Bul I can'I wail' aeons. I need help now. ll's my cosmic conlenlion lhal lhese sludenls are a bil young. Bul, Willie, a Iillle lime will cure lhal. OI course, iI s oul ol our sphere 'ro 'fell you whal 'ro do, bul Ioolc al The way These peo- ple are buying bonds, fixing air- plane engines, gelling physical- ly lil, sludying allases, and learning everylhing else aboul you. I-lurry, 'rhenl Lel' me rneel Ihem.

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Scoll Abell, Emery Adams, Anna Andrews, Emily Arlin, Nancy Ar- nold, Newton Baker Barbara Sandy, Jack Bauqhman, Tommy Beard, Thomas Beckley, Mar- lin Birkholz, Juanila Bodcy Carol Bond, James Bowman, Lois Brandall, Marilyn Brown, Millon Bruckner, Lena Bruqnone Ted Buck, Wayne Carroll, Bernice Close, Beverly Cloud, Harry Coe, Joan Cook Janel Copscy, Joycc Copscy, Josephine Corrado, William Cramer, Marilyn Downs, Chcslcr Ferguson Bernice Ferres, Tod Fox, Jancl Garrelson, Richard Gicqcr, Joan Gibson, Wayne Hazelbaclc Freda Hickman, Lawrence Hummel, Alice Hunler, Gerald Idle, Leonard Knapp, Lulu Ann Knauss LaVern Koch, Ronald Konsl, Dominic Laviola, Marabel Linder, An- lhony Lupica, William Mager Marfha Marlin, Roberl Mecham, Marna Melzger, Barbara Middlcsf worlh, Donald Milicr, Roberl Milleson Charles Oddo, Louise Paplce, Arlhur Parlow, Calherine Pillinger, Aud- rey Plalle, Joanne Radkey Rulh Reigle, Lila Mae Reinsel, Mildred Reilz, Gail Rudd, James Rup- perl, Donald Schaefer Charles Scholl, Myron Schusler, Bernard Shinaberry, Roberl Shina- berry, Allan Sleler, Marian Srnelzer Jean Smilh, Edward Soldano, William Spranlrcl, Arla Springer, Har- low Slahl, Waller Taggarl Clara Torrise, Jean While, Calherine Williams, Rulh Woolen, Calh- erine Wyanl NOT IN PICTURE: James Brophy, Donelda Chrislman, Donald Die- lrich, Dorolhy Farrow, Barbara Gross, Howard Joseph, Bill Sledman SEVENTH C5l2ADE l

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WAR BOND SALES SOAR FOR HOME ROOM SECRETARIES BONDS AND STAMPS LEAD TO FUTURE WORLD SECURITY Class rooms have TelT The impacT oT The criTical needs OT The year I943-I944. STudenTs and Teachers have Tried To meeT The need oT The hour. LaboraTory worlc, as picTurecl on The Tollowing pages, aims To promoTe world inTeresTsg and classes noT illusTraTed, such as maThemaTics, English, and languages are all essen- Tial Tor The TuTure. l-lome rooms, Too, have accepTed The challenge. They have conTribuTed To The Red Cross, The NaTional War Fund, and The Ward Bond Drive. The weekly bond drive, sponsored by The STudenT Council, To daTe has broughT in over S55,000, more Than Twice ThaT oT lasT year's ToTal. The progress oT The sales has been given weelc by weelc on a world map in The TronT lobby. I9