Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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ACTIVITIES AND CLUBS if , D JI If ., I assist ,ff I I I , , is My 'I'emperaIure is going cIowi a IiIIIe afier whaI I have seen aI B.I-I.S. Thai IiIIIe IcicI, Ihi moon, I'haI' 'rags along affer mi all 'rhe Iime, is sIiII IrighI'enec buI of course she is Iunyl Yes, Willie, your fufure will bf brighfer when 'rhe sfudenfs o B.I-I.S. come Io your rescue FoIIow us 'ro Ihe organizafions clubs, and ac'rivi+ies +haI pre pare 'rhem for solving you probIems. Thai good news makes my heai spin ancI my poIes roIa+e a+ Ihi Ihoughf of high-school s'rudenI working for me. I begin 'ro fee like a shoofing sfarl

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SENIOR SEXTET I-IARMONIZES VISITS I-IIS ALMA MATER Sup? S4-pt SQDI. OU. Nov Nov Dec, Dec. Duc. Juv. Tek, JOI-IN W. GREENSLADE ASSEMBLIES GIVE STUDENTS A WQRLD QLITLCDOK DoIores I-Ie-Ier Meriorie Bruckner MerII1e Sherman JanIco Sendai Marjorie Doane BCIIY PauI Louise Tuffamore VICE-ADMIRAL Irs. H. S. 'vsp STUDENT ASSEMBLY PROGRAMS IO Ski? ororrums IooIb,ilI IiLIwI s.JI::S. I7 Know You EooIl,faII 'I'rrfonqIiIv informs JII. 24 Swdrrnfs raise voices QI CornrnuniIy Sing. 22 OIIS exphircd ai Pi-dum Paradenf EnqIiSII IV. 5 SIndonI CounQiI oresvnrs School Courfesyf' IZ Arnerkan Educanon and Book Week Programs II1riII aII. 5 Know Your BaskeIbaII expiains G-arne PrincipIcs. IO PIwysicmI Eifncss feaiure in HeaIfh Program. I7 Criniscn Troepcrs' More BIessed forwards CnrisIrn.is. 7 Vf-mi RL-ifzf-I prociaivnzrfi Que-on of SpvIIinq. 4 Bains IiIIs Ii.vII wiili 'niirIi.1I sfminf feb. Tub. Mar, Meir Mar. Mar Apr. Apr. Apr, May Mny M.iy Admiral Grf:ei,sImdf:'s speech inspires nII. Mr. RiIIinq IeIIs of 'quake darrmqv QI Anno. Mnrnors for Tournifv discussed. Cnrrem Evcnfs Forurn diseusscs posfrwnr pInns. EIi1abefh ArnnoII deiems Donald Srihusmr in Vocnbulnryr Down. Junior I-Iiqn presenrs varied oroqrarn. LaIin CIQSS gives Round Robin proqrarn. BasIreIbaII snuad receive IeIIcrs QI recoqniIion proqrarrx. Orchesfm and PreIude Choir enIerIain B. H. S. PersonaIiry poinfs are discussed by F. II. A. qirIs. Awards qiva-n for inIrJrnnr.xI AIIIIQIICS. Burn Dnniz is snIiiz-CI of si nifir :issf-niIIIy.

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STUDENT CQLINCII PREPARING For wow Pi2oBLEivis The spiril shown in rho small world of B. I-I. S. may in The Iulure be needed in global affairs. Poinring The way is The Sludenl Council made up of represenlalives from all Ihe home-rooms. This group slrives for a loe++er spiril ol co-opera+ion in sharing of opinions and in planning for The Iulrure. This year 'rhe Council has sponsored Ihe successful War Slamp and Bond cam- paign, promoled The scholarship conresl, and arranged an all-school Valenline pariy. The group mel wilh Presideni George Branco unlil he was inducied info I'he Navy 'ro become a parl of presenf world alllairs. Josephine Serraino Then was elecled lo Ialce his place. - - Principals Edward Masonbrinlc and George Rilling as advisers have greally aided The group in 'rheir weelcly meerings. O I: I: I C E R S PRESIDENT - - -------- Josephine Serraino VICE-PRESIDENT - - - Eugene Dudley SECRETARY - - - - - Marilyn Siarr TREASURER ---- - - Charleen Radlcey SERGEANT-AT-ARMS - - - Wilson Loudenslagel ADVISER -------------- Mr. Rilling M E M B E R S CIRCLE, from Iei+ 'ro righlc Marjorie Doane, Jean I-leilman, Evelyn I-lazelbaclc, Vir- ginia I-Iuslon, Mr. Rilling, Wilma Knauss, I-Iarold I-Ialces, Rila Baldwin, Marilyn Melz- ger, Kennefh I-Iorlon, Joe Disandis, Mary L. Wilhelm, DonnaJ. Andrews. TABLE, lefr Io righl: Eugene Dudley, Marilyn Slarr, Josephine Serraino, Charleen Radlcey, Wilson Loudenslagel. STUDENT COUNCIL I L., 25