Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1946 volume:

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WF, Lv L u I A 1 r , f I r u 4 THE 1946 'UZJitl1 tl Nell' gale Every Dfcuf' Published by ihe Senior Class Bellevue, Ohio, High School THE CCDMET NEWS 'l9Jith a Neuf Gale Every year I946 EcliTors Arnholf and Young Past Editors Are Listed l9I9 Melvin Bergman I92O Charles Moran l92I lno ComeTl I922 lno ComeTl I923 , Paul WrighT I924 RoberT Ross I925 Rachel Adeline Wolf i926 RoberT HergerT l927 Mary Cooper l928 Leona Chavinson i929 Melvin WrighT l930 lno CorneTl l93l Donald HorTon l932 George SmooTs I933 Mary Alice STephenson I934 David Cramer I935 Joan Bollenbacher I936 BeTTy SliTer l937 Jean Leonard i933 Tom Shannon I939 RuTh Barlcow RoberTa Kingman l94O MargueriTe Crawmer l94I Marvel Kirlcendall KaThleen HaThaway i942 Phyllis Ruhland I943 Evelyn Cooper I944 Helen DeLuca Marjorie Doane I945 VicTor Greenslade Vol. 25 -- --- Bellevue, Ohio, High School I946 1946 COMET IS NEWSPAPER 'EXTRA' ANNUAL HAS Novel. THEME ExTral ExTral Read all abouT iT! The T946 ComeT is new and dii- TerenT. Thus The sTaTT announce ThaT They are presenTing This year's annual in The popular sTyle of a readable, up-To-daTe newspaper. Comet Cbserves 25th Anniversary This is B. H. S.'s TwenTy-TiTTh COMET! Upon The suggesTion oi a Tor- mer principal OT Bellevue High, R. D. MeTzger, The class of l9l9 de- cided To organize a group To ecliT a yearbook. LaTe in Their iunior year, The sTaiT was nominaTed by The Teachers and approved by The sTudenT body. This TirsT B. H. S. annual sTaTT included The Tollowing: ediTor-in- chieT, Melvin R. Bergman, now a ln lceeping wiTh This Theme, The I946 ComeT has many innovaTions: newspaper spreads, an unusual ro- To secTion, and arT worlc uTilizing newsprinT. Formal picTures of The seniors have been moved To a prominenT place near The TronT of The book, and oTher Teaiures may Turn up in new and unexpecTed places. Follow The headlines as The news of The pasT year, hoT OTT The wires of B. H. S., is here recorded. Ralph E. Hislcey, who is head audi- Tor oT The Ohio Bell Telephone Co. in Cleveland: business mana- ger, Julius M. Bell, now a Cleve- land denTisT: and assisTanT business manager, Mildred HeTTner, now Toledo aTTTorney: assisTanT ediTor. lQO,,+.m,ed on Non Pdqej Where to Find AquaTics . Page 7l Junior-Senior Prom 50 AdminisTraTion .4-5 Library Club 37 Band . e.,s,. L44 Music Award 50 BaslceTball L L e .59-63 N. A. S. S.. . Board oT EducaTion e W5 ChrisTmas Play ,. L L ,.5I 49 NaTional Honor SocieTy L48 OrchesTra e 45 ComeT STaTT e... e A ...... 34 Quill and Scroll .48 CommencemenT L e ..,.e., 72 RoTo SecTion e 26-3l Dial STaTT . . 35 Senior Records -73-76 FaculTy e . 6-7 Seniors . 8-I7 F. H. A. e e .e ...., 4I Senior Play ....... e e .42 l:ooTball 56-58 STudenT Council 36 G. A. A.. ..., 70-7I Thespians . . . .49 Girl Reserves 38-39 Track . ,... .64-65 Hi-Y ..,, . L L .... ,.,., 4 O Underclassmen .. L L I8-25 lnTramurals . .... 66-69 Vocal Music 46-47 Junior Class Play . 43 -2.. Bellevue ADDUBIS BHS - - -- THE Dedicates Comet to Swigart, Glasgo JusT as newspaper ediTors keep Their office forces running smooThly and guide The sTruggling young cub reporTers, so do The superinTendenT and principal direcT The life of a school. TO SUPERINTENDENT F. D. SWIGART and TO PRINCIPAL E. S. GLASGO The class of i946 DEDICATES THIS COMET. in graTeful appreciafion of Their many hours of ediTing and copyreadingf' Approachable To boTh pupils and facul- Ty, progressive, alerT, firm, and fair, Belle- vue High School's Two adminisTraTors reveal Their leadership in a smooThly-running pro- gram, happy sTudenT body, and a well- chosen, TacTfully-guided faculTy. COMET E T946 SWIGART, MR. C-LASGO College English Head Praises A complimenf To The ComeT comes from Dr. Rea McCain, head of The English DeparTmenT aT Bowling Green STaTe UniversiTy. She wriTeS2 The besT of good wishes To The Comef of I946. And ThaT means -may iT sTand proudly beside The ComeTs of The pasT, Their succes- sor and Their equal. l made The acquainfance wiTh The Bellevue annual Through Rufh Barkow. She broughT The issues of l938 and '39 To class, placing Them in a pile of TwenTy or ThirTy ofhers for us To sTudy. We Turned These over rapidly, laying The more inTeresTing To one side. There were only Two, boTh Bellevue Comefs. Rafher hard on The oTher sTudenTs who saw Their produc- Tions overshadowed. BuT They all agreed ThaT The ComeTs were beT- Ter Than The annuals which They had helped To prepare. Why? Well, in The firsT place a consisTenT plan was developed. Every parT had iTs place and iTs fair proporTion. Then, all The de- Tails were carefully worked ouT. Each capfion was inTeresTing in iT- self, and significanT as a parT of The whole. As we examined These books, we did noT know of The awards The ComeT had received: buT when we heard how iT had been singled ouT for nafional recognifion, we agreed ThaT Bellevue had de- served all iT received. Again, Good Luck To The Comef of I946. Cordially yours, Rea McCain COMET ANNIVERSARY lconfinuedl Mrs. Hayes HeTer of Bellevue and moTher of a member of The I946 sTaff. The resT of sfaff was selecT- ed aT The beginning of Their senior year. The enlarged group meT wiTh The adviser, Miss Elizabefh ReiTz, To decide on a name for Their pub- licaTion. No suggesTion meT wiTh approval, unTil Eleanor STranahan. who is now Mrs. RoberT Donahoo -3.- Past Dedications A few of Those whom pasT Comefs have honored in Their dedicaTions are as Tollows: I92O. . E. E. Warner l923 Molly K. HolsTein I934 , The class of l984 l935 , The good ciTizens of Belle- vue who have never failed Their schools. I936 Dr. H. K. Shumaker T940 H H Alfred Ross l942, .... Wallace L. ArnholT I943-l944,,, STudenTs, alumni, and faculTy in The service of Piffsburgh, Pennsylvania, pre- senfed The name THE COMET, WiTh a new Tale every year. The idea was noT original aT Bellevue, buT was borrowed from BluTfTon, lndiana, High School where iT had iusT been adopfed. The sTaff, pleased wiTh The name, seT To work To launch The firsT ediTion. Financed by adver- Tisemenfs, The book conTained pic- Tures, arTicles, and humor in iTs eighfy-Two pages. WiTh The ex- cepTion of The Three years in which publicaTion was suspended, THE COMET has conTinued To presenT To The sTudenTs Their school life, buT WiTh a new Tale every year. Administrators Loolc to Future F. D. Swigart, Superintendent E. S. Glasgo, Principal During my tour years ot service in Belle- vue, I have tried to develop a triendly re- lationship between students and taculty, explains Superintendent F. D. Swigart. l am happy that in Bellevue this relationship does exist and that the student teels that his teachers are his helpers and triendsf' With the increased enrollment tollowing the war, Mr. Swigart foresees new build- ings, equipment, and techniques. l-le ex- plains that the proposed improvement com- bined with the tine school spirit ot Bellevue would make B.l-t.S. an even more outstand- ing high school. The tuture is indeed bright under Super- intendent Swigart's leadership. I think there is a detinite need tor a fifth and sixth year ot high-school education, says Principal E. S. Glasgo. l-te explains that as a result ot the war many high schools will otter junior college work. When the supply catches up with the demand tor workers, people will want the boys and girls in school, not competing with labor tor hard- to-tind employment, he continues. As a start, this year tive night-school courses have been conducted tor returning veterans and other adults. This torward-looking, progressive attitude is typical ot Mr. Glasgo. now completing his second year as head ot Bellevue High School. 47 1946 School Board Buys Plot for Stadium Board of Educalion Commillees: TEACHERS: Harland Erl H. K. Shumalcer William Greenslade FINANCE: William Greenslade Carl Klein BUILDING AND GRCDUNDS: Carl Klein Allen Kisller JANITORS AND SUPPLIES: Allen Kisller Harland Erl CLERK: Q A , A , , , Q Alma Spayd Rel CI lc' Wullran- bro.,-nzladifg Harland Lrl, Vim- Prvsidenlg Alma RGIIZ Dr. H. K. Shumiilcer Prfsirli nl Carl Klein: All:-n Kislli-r. Hopes lor an alhlelic sladium lor Belle- lor lhe proposed sladium and playing lield vue were raised wilh lhe annoucemenl lhal A . . . nolher reeenl prolecl ol lhe Board ol lhe Board ol Educalion and lhe Alhlelic As- Ed . . . . . . . . ucalion is a survey ol lhe lulure building socialion have oinll urehased a lol ol . I Y P I9 yrwemky-Six acres iusf 6365+ of The dw Hmm needs ol lhe Bellevue Public School syslem School Secrelaries Qflice Force lncludes Three The pielures al lhe lell show lhe lhree members ol lhe B.H.S. olliee loree in ac- lion. lvliss Belly Kirlcendall, secrelary lo lhe superinlend- enl, is busy al her lypewriler, and lvliss Ivlary Louise Herbel is al lhe counler. In lhe lower lell lvliss Virginia Ivlonarchi, seerelary lo lhe principal, is al her deslc. Al lhe righl, lvliss Herbel and lvliss Kirlcen- dall are seen al a lypical noonday rush. ISQQ also page 27, 29, 3Il Superinfendenf S q + Master Minds .... B. H. S. FACULTY Mr. Nelson Miss Grover Miss Yingling M r. Sfa rl: M r. Morris Miss Cooper Miss Buflinglon Miss Wrighf Mr. Rosenfhal Mr. Lenz Mr. Krumm . . Has Them One hundred and forfy-one years of in- 'rensive college work al an esfimafed cosf of over SlO0,000 is fhe record of Bellevue l-ligh Schools' faculfy. Ohio Slale and Miami Universilies are Jrhe favorile colleges, wifh six facully mem- bers from each one. Eighleen ofher colleges are represenied. Armando Alvarez, Assisfanf Coach-Physi- cal Educafion. Janice Arnholf-Commercial Subiecfs Elsa I. W. Anderson-Librarian Florence Bafes-Mafhemafics Anne Ba+seI-English, Spelling, Girls' l-lealfh Mary Jane Beelrley-English, Ar+ Erma Buffingfon-Mafhemalics Dewayne Burke, Junior High Principal- Geography, Hisfory Mary Cooper-l-lisfory, Sociology Miss Beelnley Mr. Tefericlc Miss Jones Mr. Wolfe Miss Schachfele Mr. Sfrobel Miss Kohr Samuel Cooper-Sociology, Psychology Es+her Schachfele-English, Public Speaking l2 d Semeslerl Menzo Sfark-lndusfrial Arrs, Mechanical Dean Fisher-lndusfrial Arfs Drawing Ann Frazier--English Harry Sfrobel, Head Coach-l-lisfory E. S. Glasgo, Principal-Commercial Law Forresf D. Swigar+, Superinfendenf BeH'y Greenslacle--Home Economics Craig Tefericlc-English, Guidance, Boys' l-lealfh E+hel Grover-Girls' Physical Educalion Herber+ Wolfe-Science Rebecca Jones-A r+ Mary Kohl.-Spanish' Lain Adeline Wrighi'-English, Journalism Arch Krumm-Vocal Music Florence Yingling-Ma+hema+ics Cleo Yoder lsee page 271, ins+ruc'ror in indusfrial arfs, resigned early in fhe year. l-lis place was faken by Dean Fisher. Carl 0. Lenz-Orcheslra Roland Morris-Commercial Subiecfs George Nelson-Science The Comel Rolo, lpage 301, show a Naihan Rosenfhal-Band glimpse of a facully dinner. Miss Bafes Mr. Burlce Miss Greenslade Mr. Fisher Miss Anderson Mr. Alvarez Miss Frazier Mr. Cooper Miss Arnholf Miss Bafsel -7- s..m-...U 9.--'--. 'r.,.,-n. A-n,..,..v n,-1.,..1'm-- M .mn xv,.- mmm nm v Y.. , muy.. uv xv.-Hx. H N6 ' loms of Thmuzhl ,uw-, 4, ,,w..- '. 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JOSEPH DISANDIS Presiden+ I didtlilt S vm- nm pnwnmmm la8nllz' uiintlvwd Lhvh lives IMC 11355 YFCQDYIV lxhrarksn. next mmm .nm smnn n going Knhr inked f0r studanl 121 Gwulv Ohrid! ANJHI7 befell YLVESTER LEPLEY ELIZABETH ARNHOLT DALE CAMPBELL Vice'Presiden+ Secrefary Treasurer CDFFICERS SENICDRS 1?46 'Tis Caps and Gowns For One Hundred Senior Diplomas, Too! .AIO-. ALICE ABEL LUETTA ANDREWS EUGENE ALEXANDER CARL ARTINO MARGARET AXE KEITH BANDY CE-ERALDINE BECHTOLD RICHARD BELL BARBARA BIECI-ILFR CHARLOTTE BING-EL JAMES BRANCO BARBARA BRIEI-IL DEAN BROWN MARGARET BROWN MELVIN BRUNER ROBERT BUCK ROBERT CANHELD NANCY CASTROVINCE RITA CLAUS ROBERT CLEMONS ROBERT COLLINS DOROTHY DIDION SHIRLEY DOTY MAUREEN ENC-LUND EUGENE FRANCIS NANCY FROST ANN MARIE FIJRLONG MARTHA GFELL JOYCE GIBSON JOSEPH OILMORE LOIS GLASS-O RITA JUNE HAGER THOMAS HAGERMAN LOIS HANES MARNA HELTMAN GRETA I-IEYMAN LEOLA HILL MARJORIE HORN KENNETH HORTON ROSEMARY JOYCE RUTH KARG ELSIE KEENE RALPH KIESER PEGGY KIRWAN VVILLIAM KISTLER FREDA KLEIN WILMA KNAUSS JOYCE KORNDORFER ROSE LAMANNA DONALD LEPLEY DONNA JEAN LINKENBACII KATHERINE LOPARO DONALD MCCLINTOCK BETTY JANE MARTIN WERNER MARTIN CHARLES MIRA Brains, Brawn, Beauty In Senior Class Best Ever RITA MISSLER ZITA MISSLER ROSE JANE MONARCHI EDWARD MOYER LYLE MOYER BETTY NORTH BETTY NYERGES NORMA POCOCK DOROTHY QUEEN CHARLEEN RADKEY EDWIN RASCHKE THELMA ROSPERT RUSSELL RUPPERT DIANE RUSK ANTHONY SANTORO LORENE SCHEID 1l31 Versatility, Vim, Variety . YES, THE SENIORS Have 'emii VINCENT SCI-ILICHT WILLIAM SERRAINO HAROLD SHELLEY MELVIN SI'-IELLEY DAYTON SHLINKWIIFP CARL SIDOTI MARY SOLDANO PI-IYLLIS SNYDER WILLIAM STOLDT WALTER STOUT ROBERT TODD ALBERT VALKO VESTA WAGNER LEOTA MAE WEISI-IART ELLEN WOODWARD JACOUELINE YOUNG NOT IN PICTURE: LYMAN BROWN, JACK CAMPBELL, CHARLES KELLER, JIMMIE MILLS, ROY PAUL. DARYI SHUPP, JOSEPH SLY, STEPHEN VALKO .-. I4.. Vo -THE CCDMET NEWS VETERANS JOIN VETERANS BACK: Joe Sly, Roy Paul, Lyman Brown, RoberT Sofzler. FRONT: Sleve Vallxo, Charles Keller, Carl ArTir1o, ArThur Baca, Jack Campbell. POST GRADUATES Mary Ellen Grimm, Pal Sullivan, Charles I-lughes. Marlin Briehl, Elia Mae Oonlilin. CLASS MOTTO: EnTer To learn: go TorTh To serve. CLASS COLORS: Blue and whiTe. CLASS FLOWER: The American BeauTy rose. CLASS GF '46 ALL SERVED IN NAVY Seven World War ll veTerans reTurned To B.l-l.S. To compleTe Their inTerrupTed school work in Time To graduaTe wiTh The class OT I946. True To Belle- vue's TradiTion as a Navy Town, all seven are ex- navy men. AlThough Their reTurn came in The second semes- Ter, Too laTe Tor The inclusion oT Tormal picTures in The annual, The ComeT is proud To presenT This in- Tormal picTure oT The graduaTing servicemen. Carl ArTino was The TirsT veTeran To reTurn To B.l-l.S. Tor graduaTion in '46. Carl enlisTed in The Navy in l942. I-le was engaged in eleven maior baTTles in The SouTh PaciTic +hea+er during a period oT TwenTy-six monThs and was oTT The coasT oT Japan Tor sixTy-eighT days beTore The signing oT The sur- render Terms. Lyman Brown and Jack Campbell leTT school in I942 and wenT Through Training TogeTher. Lyman was sTaTioned on The aircraTT carrier, Yorl4Town, Tor Two years, and Jaclc was senT To Guam Tor Tour- Teen monThs. l3oTh boys were Tire-conTrol men, Third class. Charles Keller, who leTT in his iunior year in I943, was sTaTioned in The AleuTian Islands. Roy Paul also leTT high school in l942. I-le was sTaTioned aboard ship in The SouTh Pacific as a pharmacisT maTe Tor Tour years. Joe Sly enlisTed during his junior year in I943. ATTer booT Training, he was senT To The Sou+h Pa- ciTic, and was sTaTioned on The U.S.S. HorneT as a seaman, TirsT class, Tor Two years. STeve Vallco was vice-presidenT of The STudenT Council aT The Time of his enlisTmenT in 1943. I-le aTTended diesel and submarine schools in Chicago beTore being senT To The Sourh PaciTic on an L.S.T. l-le was sTaTioned There eighTeon monThs as a mo- Tor machinisT maTe, Third class. An eighTh veTeran, Jimmie Mills, receives his cli- ploma wiTh The class oT '46, He, however compleT- ed his crediTs Tor gracluaTion by courses in The Navy and did noT reTurn Tor high school courses. Army Air Force veTeran ArThur Baca Transferred To B.I-T.S. Tor The end OT his senior year. I946 A Senior THE COMET NEWS Senior Supplement Peers into the Past Remember The young and scared Treshmen oT '42? Now look aT Them-digniTied seniors who are ready Tor commence- menT. Theirs is an inTeresTing suc- cess sTory. Here is how one sen- ior Tells iT FRESHMEN, RAH, FRESH- MEN, RAH ---- High school aT lasT and we were so-o-o- Thrilled To be yelling our cheer from seaTs on The TirsT Tloor insTead oT on The shelT. There weren'T any class oTTicer elecTions ThaT TirsT year, buT on every one oT our Taces was a proud expres- sion as we elecTed sTudenT coun- cil represenTaTives. Those we se- lecTed had a hand in making The STudenT Council consTiTuTion. RAH, RAH, SOPHOMORESH We were worldly-wise sopho- mores and proud oT iT-proud, Too, because our parTy was a bang- up aTTair, and everyone had such a good Time square dancing. Lowly sophs ThaT we were, sTill honors came our way. Three sophomores were chosen To be on TThe ComeT sTaTT, an honor ThaT rarely comes To underclassmen. J-J , -J-U-N - - -l-I , -I-O-R - - - Juniors already! BuT Tempus Hd- geTs, so - - - we elecTed our TirsT seT of class officers. Joe Disandis Just Horse Sense Changing horses in mid-sTream has no worries for The class of '46. AlThough one superinTendenT, F. D. SwigarT, sTayed wiTh Them Tor Their enTire high-school course, They have had Three principals in Tour years: Edward Masonbrink-lsT semes- Ter, I942-43. George Rilling - 2nd semesTer I942-'43 and I943-'44. E. S. Glasgo - I944-'45 and l945-'46. No wonder The class OT '46 didn'T horse around. was president EliazbeTh ArnholT, vice-presidenT: Jackie Young, sec- reTary7 and Norm Eger, Treasurer. Three of The Tour were Trom Miss Bates' room! SelecTing class rings was a Thrill, even Though we didn'T geT To wear Them unTil spring. Our own Vince SchlicT was a mem- ber of The TirsT Tive on The B.H.S. sTaTe championship Team! ---S-E-N---l-O-R--- SENlORSl Big Time operaTors, aT lasT. We were The envy oT The underclass- men as we Took Those middle-aisle, down-TronT assembly seaTs. The class oT '46 was The TirsT To use The nominaTing commiTTee meThod oT electing class oiilicers. IT works well, we Think. Joe was elecTed presidenT again: Tubby Lepley, vice-presidenT: ElizabeTh ArnholT, secreTary: and Dale Campbell, Treasurer. Choosing class colors, moTTo, Tlower, inviTaTions and cards, all were oTher senior duTies in which we Took pride. STill we were nosTalgic as were being TiTTed Tor commencemenT robes. Believe iT or noT, we were grow- ing up! Senior Statistics TallesT Senior-DayTon Shunkwiler ShorTesT Senior ...,....,. Tony SanToro Class Clown ...,..........,. Joe Gilmore BrainisT .............. ,..VesTa Wagner Class lnTanTs ,s,,,, Ellen Woodward, Ralph Kieser, Vince SchlichT Tv1osT GenTlemanly ....,, Ken HorTon Class Redheads ............ LeoTa Mae WeisharT, Bob Buck Class Blonde. ,,.. Joyce Korndorlier Class BruneTTe.. .... Rose Lamanna Abel esT Senior ......,,,. Alice Abel Class AThleTes ,......... Jackie Young, Vince SchlichT MosT STylish .......... Rosemary Joyce Class Twins .... RiTa and ZiTa Missler SharpesT Senior .......... Bob CanTield Class Tenor.. ...... Don lv1cClinTock -lb- BHS O '46 is War Class On Pearl Harbor Day The class oT I946 were only eighTh graders. Too young To realize ThaT mem- bers oT Their own class would be going To war beTore peace could come, They wondered aT The anxi- eTy shown by parenTs and Teach- ers. However, school soon became a iumble oT Texibooks, newspa er headlines, and newscasTs. They anxiously waTched BaTaan and Corregidor Tall. They lisTened as radio broadcasTs Told oT The in- vasion oT Europe, of naval vicTor- ies in The Paciiic, oT The ieT-pro- pelled plane, The jeep, and The aTomic bomb. Then aTTer Three long years, They observed a solemn V-E Day program. Finally came V-J Day, LusT in Time Tor The class oT '46 To ave a peace-Time senior year. Classmates Enlist ln The meanTime, The war had aTTecTed Their class membership. When They were iuniors, Joe Ar- Tino, AnThony Brugnone, lrvin Mo- yer, Maurice WaTers, RoberT Pine, Gene Gerber, and Norm Eger had enTered The armed Torces. Ken Linder enlisTed early in his senior year. From The TaculTy, Principal Ed- ward Masonbrink, Samuel Cooper, and RoberT McCoy had gone OTT To The Navy. During Their. senior year, veT- erans began To reTurn. Carl Ar- Tino, L man Brown, Jack Camp- bell, gharles Keller, Roy Paul, STeve Valko, and Joe Sly ioined The class. Mr. Cooper Took up his old posiTion. VeTerans George Nelson, Dean Fisher, and Arch Krumm came To B.H.S. as new members of The TaculTy., LiTe began To reTurn Tio normal. The removal oT gas raTio ing made iT possible Tor The class I946 To follow The Redmen To o T-of-Town games. MeaT is again served aT class parTies. Track is r sTored To The aThleTic schedule. nd some oT The more lucky girls ven have nylon hose! BHS - THE COMET NEWS 946 Senior Supplemenf Seniors Fill Three Home Rooms . 108 Happy-go-Luclcy . . 210 Sharper than Poles . . . 117 Chuclcles, Grins . y Class Song Has Original Words Wivrnlf-: l,uL-lla Ari-lrvvvs lli-ro wi- will my. So Loma. lrioncl-i, Ami iiivo our parlinq words, Tm vnlrir illlfi lhis qronl world And do all WU Can. Some now will servo our miqhly ncliori, And some will enlcr olher schools. Yes, all will have Ei perl in rnalciriq A licllor world in which lo livo. X'Vri Know lhal we'll nlwnys do Our dulios, Onof. lhnl woro lauqlif lo ns while wo were in school. lvluiici lrri Always Chlisiri Riiinlio NKJV. NVD SKIY, lvGf3f,lQi'bYlx,.l Vlfll , AQ we leave lhis, our srhool, Whore wo have qainoci our lnowl-iclqi'-, lriw, Wliich well use To servo. This one will be cur only mollol We learn and lhen Go lorlh lo Sf-rvof' Blue and while are whnl we will honor. The rose well always wish lo bloom. YM, wo will rcrriemlbur all our fleissinnlf--4. Our class of lorly -.ix will always lw lrur-. 1947 -48 -49 .-l8.,, THE VUTERS DF TDMURRUW JK 'Um' Ll xy. of gwat n11pmmm.- 41. uw mmm- U: u-aw school with a uf-mmf mmwxmw nr awry swarm ummm ,mmm my xxxclmir svhxml mmm- A mmm mm- undusmmdb fum-1 wan nf- rn.-ff' sum me lgnonmi n- un mm uxlorzxmumm mx mmf an ti.. mm how m mm pm m fn. mmm, mn ,www who mu xmnl lm-1,1 may mv-fly Campaign mm-rmsng und upon mu-xugew mum: Thr? luturr- tulsa- fx: Axmzxml err Ihr smdvnis SOME WORK! um ,fm renllzr um ru mum- me of Lhv mmm on mf- nmmwmpn mm am-3, me-au., six umm ummm :mmm I-mmmf xmxwlm Mmm, Township School Heads Visit B. li. S. Mrmlanrx nf flsv !yu:11'x!v ol me Igfmx. cm.-.H swf mum, mv ra .1 '1mL.:Q-I my-, Dux H Bmmvm .IUTTINGS -fl-1. H 8 'vs RA'r ' 5 mm. 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D r Hand!! 0804 lu JUNIOR CLASS . . . . . . . . .Has Small Enrollment JUNIORS TOP: Franlc LaSalle, Presidenl: Susan Reilzel, Vice-Presidenly Wilma Bulz, Secrelary-Treasurer: Roberl' Abell, Lowell Amos, Ted Arnold, Rila Baldwin, James Ball, Roberl' Barkow. EIGHTH: Mary Louise Basch, Carol Beiler, Marian Beiler, Richard Boehler, Calherine Brown, Mary Canfield, Harold Canode, Eileen Claus, Andrew Cudnilc. SEVENTH: Irene Czeczale, Geraldine Daniels. Jean Erf, Charles Ferres, Pafricia Ferguson, Charles Frisch, Carolyn Gar- refson, Viclor George. Jacqueline Gildenmeisler. SIXTH: Richard Glasgo, Harry Gumberl, Harold Halres, Janice Hamer, Virgil Herlzer, Jaclr Heier, Donald Heuring, Yvonne Heyman, Geraldine Joyce. FIFTH: Belma Knauss, Maryellen Koch, Calherine Koser, Madeline Lamb. Margarel Lamb, James McKinney, Sfephen Merlc, Marilyn Melzger, Marcia Morris. FOURTH: Darrell Moyer, Donald Moyer. Marilyn Nelson, Rufh Newell, Phyllis Oclrer, Jack Palmer, Mariorie Phillips, Rufh Piffenger, Edward Rulfing. THIRD: John Ruffinq, Josephine Sberna, Sam Sberna, Mary Kafhryn Siesel, Ellen Smefzer, Donald Smilh, Shirley Spring- er, Nora Slarr, Richard Slarr. SECOND: Duane Sfoclcer, Waller Sfoul, Rosalie Slurgeon, Helen Temple. FIRST: David Tuliamore, Nap Videan, Mary Louise Wilhelm, Ann Wolfe. NOT IN PICTURE: John Dominy, Marjorie Friend, Richard Gohlilce, Roberf Selzlcr. Commando Party ls Junior Frolic Afler being sworn inlo +he army of B.H.S. on December I2, lhe Juniors spenl Iheir class parly doing army slunfs and drills. Alrer a slrenuous commando course, The armies maneuvered lhrough several mass games. Laler under command of General Halces, Ihe Iroops invaded lhe mess hall where Mess Sergeanl Knauss gave Ihem Iheir ra- lions. Afler ealing, Ihe recruils were dis- charged from aclive service. General Hakes and Sergeanl Knauss were assisled by Jrhe B.H.S. Chiefs of Slafl Bafes, Kohr, and Slarlc. lSee Rolo, pages 26, 27, 29l CLASS OFFICERS Presidenl' , ........ .,..,. F RANK LASALLE Vice-Presidenl' .,,.....,... SUSAN REITZEL Secrelary-Treasurer , ,WILMA BUTZ sophomores 1948 SOPHOMORES TOP: Richard Andrews, Carolyn Arnholl, Hazel Baldull, Donald Ball, Raymond Ballelline, Palricia Bell, John Bischoff, Irene Brown. Anne Bruqqeman, Jerry Burr. NINTH: Maiorie Carney, Almerico Cenci, Roberl Clemenls, Virginia Colvin, John Connors, Palsy Connors, Thomas Creech, Muriel Crolcher, Anlhony DeBIase, lqnalia DeLiberlo, James Didion, John Didlon. EIGHTI-I: Roberl Didion, Peler Dielzel, Richard Doly, William Drewes, Arlhur Eherly, Arlene Faller, Theresa Fields, Aileen Fox. Palricia Fox, Doris Francis, Jane Frederick, Anna Frilz. SEVENTH: Lee Frilz, James Furlong, Jack Gabel, Jim Gabel, Garnila Gill, William Gohlilre, Gene Gressley, Hunler Grimm, Euqene Grole, Thomas Gruss, Lois Hager, Diclx Hamer. SIXTH: Mary Harlman, Roberl Herman, Merlie I-Iinlon, Clarice Hire, Marilyn Hoffman, Lowell Holmer, Donald lnqold, Harold Karq, Frances Kieser, Marilyn King, Vernon Konsl. Mary Krupp. FIFTH: Richard LaSalle, Suzelle Lepley, Mary Elizabelh Lieber, Donna Jean Long, Aqnes Mahl, Marqarel' Mahl, Belle Marlin, Mary Jane Malherly, Shirley McBee, Doris Meyer, Mary Ann Meyers, James Miano. FOURTH: Dorolhy Miller, Joe Milchell, Edilh Monarchi, Eugene Moyer, Gerlrude Nuby, Ted Nyerqes, Shirley Palluclr, Richard Palmer, Aqnes Phillips, Geraldine Ramsey, Angeline Recupero, Jacqueline Richards. THIRD: Noreen Rosperl, Roberl Rullinq, Rosemary Ruhfing, Charles Sanders, Donald Schindley, Barbara Seel, Rose Serraino, Alvin Shelley, Dorolhy Shelley, Mary Sherman, Mary Ann Siesel, Carl Smilh. SECOND: James Smilh, William Snyder, Dorolhy Spranlcel, Bonila Sorinqer, Elhel Slarr, Glee Swiqarl, Rosemary Sylvesler, Roberl Taylor. FIRST: Jeannelle Tiblsoles, Dean Todd, Mildred VanEllen, Lewis VanFleel, John Weeslon, Joyce Ann Wells, Roy Whiled, Thomas Windsor. NOT IN PICTURE: Alice Fullz, Richard Hanes, Clarence Hammersmilh, James Herman, Calherine Lamb, Mary Louqh, Richard Mahl, Terry Williams, Joanne Zehner. ..22.. 1949 Freshmen FRESHMEN TOP: Scoll Abell, Anna Andrews, Emily Arlin, Nancy Arnold, Newlon Balmer, Mary Ball, Barbara Bandy, Jaclc Baughman, Thomas Beard, Thomas Beckley, Alice Beiler, Belly Beiler. NINTH: Irene Billie, Carol Bond, Belly Boyer, Juanila Bodey, Lois Brandal, Nancy Breon, Marilyn Brown, Norberl Brown, William Brown, Millon Bruclrner, Ted Buclc, Wayne Carroll. EIGHTH: Donelda Chrislrnan, Leona Claus, Bernice Close, Beverly Cloud, Harry Coe, Joan Coolc, Janel Copsey, Joyce Copsey, Josephine Corrado, William Cramer, Helen Czeczele, Nancy Decker. SEVENTH: Gerlrude Didion, Donald Dielhrich, Marilyn Downs, William Dunn, Dorolhy Farrow, Chesler Ferguson, Bernice Ferres, Peler Foos, Roberl Forney. Ted Fox, Janel Garrelson, Richard Geiger. SIXTH: Joan Gibson, Barbara Gross, Nancy Gross, Norman Hammersmilh Wayne Hazelbaclc, Roberl Heyman, Freda Hiclcman, Alice Hunler, Nancy Huslon, Gerald Idle, Hazel Karg, Luluann Knauss. FIFTH: Laverne Koch, Ronald Konsl, Donald Koser, James Kovacs, Belly LaPala, Dominic Laviola, James Lepley, Marabelle Linder, Anlhony Lupica, William Maqers, Mary Marlin, Roberl Meacham. I FOURTH: Marna Melzqer, Barbara Middlesworlh, Donald Miller, Roberl Milleson, Clinlon Missler, Clara Mae Moyer, John,Moyer, Louise Paplce, Arlhur Parlow, Anila Phillips, Kalherine Pillenger, Jo Ann Radlcey. THIRD: Lila Reinsel, Rulh Reiqle, YVillrid Rosperl, Gail Rudd, James Rupperl, William Rullinq, James Sberna, Rila Schoen,Charles Scholl, Myron Schusler, Kalhleen Seel, Mardell Sherman. SECOND: Francis Sidoli, Barbara Siesel, Edward Slcees, Marian Smelzer, Jean Smilh, Edward Soldano, William Spranlcel, Arla Springer, William Sledman. FIRST: Roberl Slephenson, Pauline Swederslcy, Harold Vogel, lnaiean Weisharl, Jean While, Calherine Wyanl, Donald Yinglinq, Roberl Yinqlinq, Joseph Zimmerman. NOT IN PICTURE: Marlin Birlcholz, Neil Friend, John Miller, Mildred Reilz, Donald Schaeler, Richard Versaci. Eighth Grade 1950 EIGHTI-I GRADE TOP: Donald Andrews, James Avery, Dorolhy Branco, Nina Breon, William Buchanan, Jerry Carler, Harold Colvin, Ann Crofcher, William Cudnilc, Theresa De Liberlo, Arlene Doane, Donald Drewes. NINTH: Roberl Dunn, Richard Gildenmeisler, Wesley Green. Janel I-lenney, Richard Hickman, Eugene Hire, Willa Hogarlh, Alberl Houclc, Eugene lngold, Mary James, Jean Kergerreis, Melvin Koch. EIGHTI-l: Clem Kosellre, Richard Leber, Russell Leber, William Linlcenbach, Ardyn Long, Alice McClinlic, Joyce McKinney, Bonnie Lou MacManus, Phyllis Meyer, Richard Morgan, Gladys Moyer, Marlha Moyer. SEVENTH: Wayne Moyer, Sanlo Nasonli, Richard Newell, Lorella Nuby, Sally Oclcer, Mary Palmer, Josephine Provenzale, Joan Richards, Eddie Richardson, Phyllis Roberls, Lucy Rohll, Terry Rupperl. SIXTH: Claude Springer, Pal Slarr, Joan Smillh, Arlhur Slraub, Opal Teagarden, Michael Timmons, Jaclr Weasner, JacI1Wcrner, Joan While, Kalhryn Wireman, Roberl Wireman, Virginia Wongler. FIFTH: Marlha Woodard. NOT IN PICTURE: Ralph Eisenhauer, Yvonne Faucell, Rulh Ferres, Marlha I-lammersmilh, Joseph Lieb, Harold Slreclcer. : u , av A i A' ff A I V Il 73 A' .f 5 11 a fYx:SenXg ll V Q , W 11- , ,K I -X is if Q . A A a x 'Q if . IU , 4 A , , I T T i gf A . ' A K I if l L3 V I g - A, in f we . ,l i ,I if s D f r af.. 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FOURTH: Lois Bernard, Kennelh Biclcharl, Richard Byers, Kennelh Canode, Paul Clemons, Anne Coolc, Mary' Dielhrich, Jaclx Drexel, Kalhryn Farrow, Evelyn Flesher, Sam Franlm, Harlan Frederick. THIRD: Eugene Gibson, Glenn Hire, Roberl Holslein, Rila l-Iouclx, Roberl Kaiser, Richard Keeler, Lois Kulz, Anlonelle Laviola, Darlene Lieb, Eileen Linlcenbach, Marilyn Lulz, Aaron Miller. SECOND: Nancy Lou Milchell, Shirley Mizer, Louella Nay, Joan Palmer, Mary Power, Ronald Reilz, Mary Schaal, Doris Showaller, Joan Sieger, Julia Soldano, Donald Springer, Ronald Sloclcer. FIRST: Richard Slreclcer, Joseph Sylvesler, James Tibboles, Wayne Todd, Barbara Vonder Embse, Belly Williams, Nancy Williams, Theresa Windsor, Belly Wing, Nancy Wolle, Helen Woolen, Allrieda Young. NOT IN PICTURE: Belly Bixler, Ralph Bixler, Joanna Coolc, Sue Gasleier, Elmer Marlin, Sam Milchell, Marian Purcell. Seventh Grade 1951 Ti-IE coMET News Vol. 25 Underclassmen SuppIemenT I946 .iunior High Baslceteers Win 6 Games Clem Koselke was eIecTed hon- orary Junior High baskeTbaII cap- Tain when members of The Junior High Team were enTerTainecI aT a posT-season banqueT aT The home of Coach Sam Cooper on March I5. The Team, which also included boys Trom ST. IvIary's Junior High, won six oT The Ten games iT played. Seven players received awards: CapTain Koselke, Ardyn Long. Richard Hickman, Jack Drexel, Donald Adams, Wesley Green, and Terry RupperT. The Junior High players were divided inTo Two squads who par- +icipaTed in The Y.M.C.A. league. BuiIT in I900, The Junior High School houses The sevenTh and eighTh grades, and The kindergar- Teri. The Junior High School ,.1.. 1. N... . ...... .,,.. . - Home Room Programs Highlight Yearis Assemblies , Mary HuTchinson, dramaTic reader .. Harry WhiTe, science demonsTraTion . .. Room I I7, InTroducing B.H.S. Room 2IO, HaIIowe'en program Library Club program The KiITies, male quarTeT Room IO8, Progress oT Radio. ISee page 3II Room 2I8, Honoring Louisa May AIcoTT and Mark Twain. Dr. AIberT H. Crombie, auspices oT STudenT Council SepT. I8 OcT. IO OCT. I9 OCT. 3I Nov. 9 Nov. I9 Nov. 2l Nov. 30 Dec. 4 Dec. 7 H Dec. I3 . . . Room I2I, Remember Pearl Harbor . ConcerT of violin and piano music, Cleveland sTudenTs Dec. I9 ChrisTmas play, The Supreme GiTT Jan. 9 NuTchuck, naTive Alaskan Jan. I I Room 2I5, skiTs and music Jan. 2l Room 204, ScouT Week Program Feb. 8 .Room I26, Cupid Takes a HoIiday March I Junior High Program March I5 Room 220, Independence of Texas March 22 Room IO9, Sauce Tor The GosIings April s Room ins, Army Day Program April I5 LT. James C. WhiTTaker April I8 ,. Room I22. How To Be Successful May IO RecogniTion Program May I7 Senior Assembly u mais' F555 iiss . T. X1 fs. , - ba, . , 'I is I946 The Comet MBHS QBCNUUMC Cgfigh School Life In Ticturc . . . 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A 41 6 vyf57v,3Z 'lw,., f'1,?v i '1qb se M., Q M, 41,3 0 fo 96 'nib billr Ulf 4--.mea on mvhmw will ,, .mmm .34 mean m nm-v an mms of 'E 'J 4.1 fha 347 saw Surrounded by banging +ypewri'I'ers, flashbulb cameras. coke bo++les, and snapsho+s, Ihe s+aff is busil prepar- ing +he I946 COMET. Willa an early deadline facing Ihem, 'Ihe edilors worked early and lale adiusfing ar- +'cles and revising Ihe dummy. Comet Staff Strives for May Boolc Delivery Comer edilors, Young and Arn- holl, and lheir slari have burned lhe midnighl oil Ihrough lhe spring monlhs Io promise Ihe May delivery ol Ihe I946 Comer. During The war years, if seemed impossible lo gel Ihe Comels ori Ihe press unlil lhe summer monlhs, bul wilh world-wide peace, Ihe brighlly covered red Corners are again appearing in B.I-I. S. corridors during school hours. In celebraling Their lwenly-iiflh anniversary, lhe Comer Slaff has made every evclorl' To publish an an- nual which will live up 'ro Ihe ideals and chaclerislics Ihal have been es- Iablished by olrher slafis in lhe pasl lwenly-live years. COMET STAFF Co-eclilors: ELIZABETH ARNHOLT JACQUELI NE YOUNG Senior Assisfanlsz ANN FURLONG MARNA HELTMAN MARJORIE HORN JOYCE KORNDORFER ROSE JANE MONARCHI CHARLEEN RADKEY VESTA WAGNER ELLEN WOODWARD Junior Assislanls: JEAN ERF HAROLD HAKES Sophomore Assisfanl: CAROLYN ARNHOLT Sporls Edilor: JACK HETER -34- Assisianlsz RICHARD BOEHLER EDWARD RUFFING Ari Edilorz WILMA KNAUSS Assisfanlsz ROBERT BARKOW MAUREEN ENGLUND MARTHA GFELL ROSEMARY JOYCE Typisrsz MARY SOLDANO LEOTA MAE WEISHART Advisers: MISS KOHR MISS WRIGHT MR. FISHER MISS JONES MISS BEEKLEY Busy DIAL repor+ers are caughi' by fhe cameraman. Jack Heier and Vic- Ior George are making fha dummy. while Marge Horn, Ellen Woodward, and Jim Ball proofread ar+icIes. Lo- rena Scheid kibihes while Dick Boeh- Ier 'Iyies his Ia+esI sporfs sfory. llcopy OYIII Dial Rota ting Staff Mirrors B. H. S. Daily High Life Noi many newspapers have IOOCVO circulaiion among Iheir poieniial readers. The DIAL, BI-IS newspaper, makes ihis boasi, as a resuli of Belle- vue's home room financing plan. Anoiher disiinciive ieaiure of Ihe Dial is iis roiaiing sysiem oi ediiors whereby mosi of 'rhe advanced mem- bers of Ihe siafi lake Iheir Iurn ai rhe lun- and Ihe Irials- of pro- ducing a newspaper. We are glad Ihe Dial could in- crease 'ro six pages ihe second se- mesIer, says Miss Adeline Wrighi. The paper is beginning Io reiurn 'ro iis pre-war siaius. We look forward 'ro Ihe lime when ii can again be published every Iwo weeks. DIAL STAFF JACK HETER . VIC GEORGE 5 0'5i MARY ELLEN KOCH ELIZABETH ARNHOLT ED RUFFING MARJORIE HORN JOYCE KORNDORFER S . ROSE J N ophomores. A E MONARCHI CHARLEEN RADKEY LORENE SCHEID MARY SOLDANO BOB TODD VESTA WAGNER ELLEN WOODWARD JACKIE YOUNG Juniors: JIM BALL DICK BOEHLER JEAN ERF HAROLD HAKES CAROLYN ARNHOLT MARILYN KING Posl Gracluale: ELLA MAE CONKLIN Typisis: ADVANCED TYPI NG CLASS Advisers: MISS WRIGHT MISS FRAZIER MR. MORRIS ...35-- S d C Referees tu Ent UUDCI Scholarship Race Why does B.I-LS. have high schol- arship? Why does everyone work hard 'for A's and B's? This gueslion is answered every six weeks as 'fhe presidenl of lhe Sludenl Council presenls 'rhe much coveled scholar- ship plaque Io The homeroom whose average is 'rhe highesl. Compelilion is keen and rivalries flourish. ISee page 32.I A sludenl handbook lhal will be ready for dislribufion when school opens nexl Tall is anolher Council proiecl. In This work +hey are as- sisled by Mr. Samuel Cooper. This aclive sludenl-governing body also supervises The eleclions of class officers and cheerleaders. During ils weekly meelings Ihe Council discusses Ihe problems of 'rhe sludenls. ISee page 29.l The officers are: Presidenl s.ee,s .. .Charleen Radkey Vice-Presidenlr Eugene Alexander Secrelary . s , e.ese Wilma Knauss Treasuer .s ..,. I-larold I-lakes Sergeanl-al-Arms s Roberl Todd KEITH BANDY EDWARD RUFFING MARY LOUISE WILHELM JEAN ERF RICHARD GEIGER ROBERT TODD EUGENE ALEXANDER Ifirsf semesferl MR. GLASGO CHARLEEN RADKEY WILMA KNAUSS HAROLD HAKES WILLIAM DUNN THOMAS BEARD BARBARA BANDY MARILYN KING CAROLYN ARNHOLT ODD DEAN T TED NYERGES Nof in Pidure: CHARLES MIRA Isecond semesferl CARL ARTINO Isecond semeslerl Lilrrary lub '5'i,e'?uIf1,lZ'iSf.,e, CAROL BEILER NANCY ARNOLD IGNATIA DELIBERTO EDITH MONARCHI JEAN WHITE NANCY DECKER DORIS MEYER VIRGINIA COLVIN MARILYN DOWNS BEVERLY CLOUD FRANCES KIESER CHARLOTTE BINGEL GERALDINE JOYCE MARNA METZGER LULUANN KNAUSS GERTRUDE NUBY SHIRLEY MCBEE CAROLYN ARNI-IOLT DON ELDA CHRISTMAN RITA SCHOEN DONNA LINKENBACH MISS ANDERSON ANNE BRUGGEMAN Noi in Picfurei NANCY CASTROVINCE MAUREEN ENG-LUND PAT FOX GENE GRESSLEY ROSE JANE MONARCHI SHIRLEY SPRING-ER Issuing over II,OOO books Ihis year, Ivliss Anderson and her Iwenly- six sludenl assislanls helped sludenls of B. I-I. S. Io rneel dead-lines in Iheir school curriculum. Operaling on a daily eighl-period schedule. This busy place is Ihe scene of re- search, pleasure reading. and library inslruclion for Ihe various English classes. ISee page 3 I Looking in on a bi-rnonlrhly meel- ing ol Ihe Library Club, one mighl find Presidenl Charlolle Bingel ap- poinling connmillees lor Ihe annual Book Week assembly or Miss Ander- son giving a lirnely review ol The Ialesl books. Officers of Ihe club are: Presidenl Charlolle Bingel Vice-Presidenl Geraldine Joyce Secrelaryss as Rose Jane Monarchi Treasurer ,sssss S Frances Kieser Club Notes of the . . GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserve Cabinet Cn lo RuTTing's woodsl Singing and laughing, Jrhe Girl Reserves siarl- ed Their busy schedule oii wilh a hike on Gciober 4. Afler games. group singing, and a wiener roasi, came a discussion, Wha+ The Girl Reserves Means io Me. G. R. ln an impressive candlelighl serv- ice on November l, Tifly-Tour girls were iniliaied info The Girl Reserves. G. R. The G. R. Sweaier Swing scored a big success on November I6. Over I25 people enjoyed dancing 'ro 'rhe music of Bob Williams' band. G. R. On November l7, Tilieen girls al- iended The G. R. Tall conference ai Greensprings, and gained help in planning programs, service work and social acliviiy. ei. R. Chris+mas in Olher Lands was presenled for The Women's Council a+ ihe annual G. R. Chrisimas pariy, December 7. G. R. l-leading The lisi of social aciivi- iies for 'rhe G. R.'s was The Chrisimas Formal on December l9. Over sev- enly couples danced io The smooih music of Ernie DuTiield's orchesira. G. R. The G. R.'s seni Dials lo B. l-l. S. boys in service, who would have been in school This year. They also leamed up wiih The l-li-Y in sponsor- ing The clolhing drive. They collecl- ed 575 pounds oi clolhing Tor 'rhe needy people of The world. G. R. ln one of +he besi ioinl l-li-Y, Girl Reserve meeiings Tor many years, a queslion box was used. Ken l-lorion and Jackie Young, presidenis, were delighled wilh 'rhe resulfs. G. R. Thai Man Truman , one of The newesl besl sellers , was reviewed by Miss Elsa Anderson ai fhe meel- ing on January 7. On February I9 Mr. Sam Cooper fold many inferesi- ing war experiences of his life in The Navy. G. R. The club gave len dollars 'ro The -33- -I'l'IC GIYI Reserve Bellevue Hospilal Fund and Iwo dol- lars Io Ihe Red Cross. G. R. Jusl before Easier, a spring slyle show was presenled for The Girl Re- serves and 'rheir friends. Lighr re- Ireshmenls were served. G. R. Corsages, spring flowers, loaded Iables, speeches of +ribu+e, and mu- sic. II's Ihe annual MoIher-Daugh- ISI' Banquel, May 8. G. R. Miss Mary Cooper, Miss Erma Bullfinglon, and Miss Janice Arnholl' are advisers. The Girl Reserves cerlainly appreciale all Ihe many hours The advisers have spenl help- ing us plan a successful year, says Jaclcie Young. SENIOR CLUB Presidenf . ,..,, , ., ,. JACOUELINE YOUNG Vice-presidenl' ., MARILYN METZGER Secrefary ......... , ...,. ROSEMARY JOYCE Treasurer ,...... ,, ....., SUSAN REITZEL Program ...... , ,MARJORIE HORN Social ...... ....,.,... B ELMA KNAUSS Service . ....... ........ ............. J EAN ERE Publicily ....., ,. ELIZABETH ARNHOLT Devofional ...,, .,,. M ARYELLEN KOCH -..NANCY FROST Music ....,..,... 419- A. Abel, L. Andrews, R. Baldwin, M, Basch, G. Bechlold, C. Beiler, M. Be-iler, B. Biechler. C. Bin- gel. B. Briehl, C. Brown, M. Brown, W. Bulz, M. Canfield, E. Claus, R. Claus, E. Conlrlin, D. Didion, S. Doly, M. Englund, P. Ferguson, M. Friend, A. Furlong, C. Garrelson, M. Gfell, J. Gibson, J. Gildenmeisler, L. Glasgo, J. Hamer, R. Hager, L. Hanes, M. Hellman, Y. Heyman, L. Hill, G. Joyce, E. Keene, P. Kirwan, J. Korndorfer, W. Knauss, C. Koser, R. Lamanna, D. Linlrenbacln, R. Monarchi, M, Morris, M. Nelson, R. Newell, B. Nyerges, P. Oclcer, R. Piilenger, N. Pococlm, D. Oueen, D. Ruslc, J. Sberna, L. Scheid, E. Smelzer, P. Snyder, M. Soldano, S. Springer, N. S+arr, R. Sfurgeon, H. Temple, V. Wagner, L. Weisharl, M. Wilhelm, A. Wolfe, E. Woodward. JUNIOR CLUB Presidenf ..... ..... . JOANNE ZEHNER . FRANCES KIESER .. DOROTHY SHELLEY Treasurer ............. .,..... . ,. ....,.., . DORIS MEYER Music and Devoiionsu, ,MARY JANE MATHERLY Program and Social .....,,... ...,. , PATRICIA FOX Service and Publicify . JACOUELINE RICHARDS Vice-Presiclenf . . Secrelary ,,., , C. Arnholl, P. Bell, A. Bruggeman, M. Carney, V. Colvin, P. Connors, M. Croicher, I. DeLiber'fo, T. Fields, A. Fox, D. Francis, J. Frederick, G, Gill, N. Gross, L. Hager, C. Hire, M. Hoffman, M. King, M. Krupp, C. Lamb, S. Lepley, M. Lieber, D. Long, S. McBee, A. Mahl, B. Marlin, M. Meyers, E. Monarchi, G. Nuby, S. Pallucic, G. Ramsey, A. Recupero, R. Rulifing, B. Seel, R. Serraino, M. Sher- man, M. Siesel, D. Spranlxel. B. Springer, Efhel Sfarr, G. Swigarl, R. Sylvesrer, J. Tibboles, R. Walters, J. Wells. Joint Hi-Y Clubs Wind-up Successful Year The I-Ii-Y year reached a climax on May I3 when The club enTer- Tained Their moThers aT The annual MoTher-Son BanqueT. An innovaTion was The opening oT The banqueT To all high-school boys and Their moThers. Being hosTs To The disTricT Hi-Y meeTing in April in The Bellevue High audiTorium was anoTher high-lighT oT The year Tor The Bellevue I-Ii-Y clubs. The disTricT chairman, KenneTh Hor- Ton was in charge oT The arrange- menTs. HerberT E. WolTe compIeTed his ninTh year as TaculTy adviser Tor The Bellevue I-li-Y Clubs in The I945-46 school year. IT was WalTer STapT's TourTh year as ciTizen adviser and HerberT W. Lorenz's Third year as Y.M.C.A. adviser. Dr. H. K. Shu- rnalcer is The honorary adviser. Edward Moyer represenTed The senior club aT The HiY Congress in Columbus on January I9 and 20: and James SmiTh aTTended Tor The junior club. Mr. WolTe accompanied The Two boys. OFFICERS SENIOR CLUB PresidenT L KENNETH HORTON Vice-PresidenT , . s.... TED ARNOLD SecreTary ,. .WILLIAM KISTLER Treasurer ,cccc,cccc ccc, R OBERT BUCK JUNIOR CLUB PresidenT .. .. . . . JAMES SMITH Vice-PresidenT LLLLLLLL DEAN TODD SecreTary ., L,L. RICHARD LASALLE Treasurer ,...,L RICHARD ANDREWS The Junior and Senior I-li-V Clubs TOP: Mr. Wolfe. M. Bruclfner, J. Connors, H. Hakes, R. Sfarr, V. SchlichT, R. Todd. J. Palmer, D. Moyer, L M y E M y W SToldT, D. Campbell. FIFTH: V. George, D. lngold, R. Barlcow, A. Eberly, R. Kieser, R. CanTield, J. Ball, F. LaSalle, R. Boehler, D. G FOURTH: R. Rupperl, D. McClin'rocIc, D. Brown, T. Nyerges, W. Snyder, R. Abell, W. Drewes, E. Slcees, C S In TT W M q I-IeTer, M. Bruner, E. Alexander, Mr. Lorenz. THIRD: Mr. STapT, R. KonsT, R. CIemenTs, N. Videan, W. STedman, T. Beard, T. Fox, W. Dunn, I-I. Coe, J. Ba gh W C KonsT, D. Miller, C. Sanders. SECOND: S. Abell, R. STevenson. J. Ruppert R. Palmer, I-I. GumberT, T. Buclc, T. Beckley, C. Ferguson, D. D Th h M B Geiger, W. Sprankel, D. Schaefer. FIRST: T. Arnold. K. HorTor1, R. Buclc, W. Kisfler, J. SmiTh, D. Andrews, D. Todd, R. LaSalle. NOT IN PICTURE: Carl ArTino, Richard Bell, Jaclc Campbell. FH. A. COITI El' DemonsTraTions oT colorTul Tlower arrangemenTs by ErnesT Ferguson, hair sTyling by Kay ChrisTman, and phoTography Techniques by Mr. Fish- er and Mr. Glasgo are Typical oT The programs oT The F.I-I.A. club. Our meeTings are boTh enTerTaining and insTrucTive, says Joyce KorndorTer, senior. The picTure below shows a large group oT sTudenTs Taking home eco- nomics oT which many are members oT The Bellevue ChapTer oT The Eu- Ture I-Iomemalcers oT America. The E.I-I.A. girls lcnow how To Throw a parTy, Too. AT Their annual ChrisTmas parTy, The group spenT The evening around The brighTly deco- raTed ChrisTmas Tree. lSee page 27.I Cn ValenTine's Day came anoTher gala aTTair when The girls enTerTained in The gym gaily decoraTed wiTh hearTs and cupids. The girls were delighTed wiTh humorous slciTs puT on by several oT The male guesTs. II. I-I. A. Cabinet Meets As could be expecTed in an F.I-I.A. club, reTreshmenTs were delicious. OFFICERS PresidenT . MARTI-IA GEELL Vice-PresidenT . WILMA KNAUSS SecreTary . , ssss RITA BALDWIN Treasurer MARY KATE SIESEL Social Chmn. . . DORQTI-IY QUEEN ReporTer . JOYCE KORNDOREER Adviser MISS BETTY GREENSLADE R. Baldwin, J. BechToId, B. Biechler, C. Bingel, J. Bodey, C. Bond, B. Briehl, A. Bruggeman, J. Copsey, M. CroTcher, G. Didion, S. DoTy, A. EaITer, B. Eerres, J. Frederick, M. Friend, A. FriTz, M. Gfell, J. Gibson, L. I-lager, J. I-Iamer, L. I-lanes, M. I-IarTman, L. I-Iill, C. I-Tire, M. I-IoTTman, J. Joyce, I-I. Karg, R. Karg, E. Keene, J. KorndorTer, M. Krupp, W. Knauss, R. La- manna, S. Lepley, D. Long, A. Mahl, S. McBee, D. Meyers, E. Monarchi, B. NorTh, G. Nuby, A. Phillips, D. Queen, B. Seel, R. Serraino, Mardelle Sherman, Mary Sher- man, M. A. Siesel, M. K. Siesel, E. STarr, G. SwigarT, R. SyIvesTer, A. Recupero, S. ReiTzeI, J. Richards, N. RosperT, J. Tib- boles, M. L. Wilhelm. 41-- You Can't Talce It With You ls Senior Play Broadway Success Scores Hit ln Bellevue Opening Before Rehearsal Bellevue, May 4, i946 The hilarious l-larf and Kaufman comedy, which was a Broadway hif and lafer a suc- cessful movie, You Can'f Take If Wiih You, was presenfed by fhe senior class lasf evening, May 3. The sfory is fhaf of a large and slighfly insane family, who find fhemselves in one ridiculous sifuafion affer anofher. The play was direcfed by Miss Ann Fra- zier. The casf was as follows: Penelope Sycamore Elizabefh Arnholf Essie CC CC ....i. Maureen Englund Rheba C CC CCCharloH'e Bingel Paul Sycamore C Donald McClinfock Mr. DePinnaCC C Keifh Bandy Ed CC CC a,,, C a.,a C Edward Moyer Donald C C C Roberf Buck Marfin Vanderhof C Dale Campbell Alice C, C Ellen Woodward l-lenderson C C C C Russell Rupperf Tony Kirby.. CC Roberf Canfield Boris Kolenklov ,.., Joseph Gilmore Gay Wellingfon CC Nancy Frosf Mr. Kirby .....u C C CC Kennefh l-lorfon Mrs. Kirby ..a. C C Charleen Radkey Olga, fhe Grand Duchess Alice Abel Defecfive ..,. C C C .William Siolcli Two G-Men acaa Joseph Disandis, Ralph Kieser Sfudenf Direcfor CC CC ac.aa,.. .C ,.uuu Lois Glasgo Direcfor s.......u C C C C au.a.a .... M iss Ann Frazier Sfage Crew ..euu Dean Brown, Tony Sanforo Carl Arfino, Gene Francis, Ed Raschke, Ralph Kieser, Joe Disandis Marjorie Horn, Sylvesfer Lepley Properiies C CC C C C Nancy Casfrovince Barbara Briehl Make-up ,,.C CCCC R ifa June l-lager, Ella May Conklin, Phyllis Snyder, Margaref Brown, Leola Hill, Dorofhy Queen Publicify CCCCCC.C,CCC Rifa Claus, Ella May Conklin Beffy Nyerges, Ann Marie Furlong 142- Big Hearted Herbert ls .lunior Play Hit Bellevue, Nov. lo, i945 . . . Big Hearted Herbert , a Rebecca Jones production, scored a smash hit here last night, as the iuniors presented their annual class play in Central High auditorium. Vwlhen Big-Hearted Herbert insisted on bringing up his tamily with old-tashioned methods, complications arose. Then when his tamily turned the tables, the tun rose to a hilarious climax, until Father had a change ot heart and truly lived up to his name. CAST OF Tl-IIRTEEN Herbert Kalness . Robert Kalness Elizabeth Kalness Harold Hakes Nap Videan . . Ann Wolte Susan Reitzel Dick Glas o Martha sssss .. U L . Herbert Kalness, Jr -W Q Alice Kalness ,. . . , Maryellen Koch Andrew Goodrich. cs.s ,. .Dick Starr Amy Lawrence . Marian Beiler The Big Night Jim Lawrence D ,Jack Heter Mr. Goodrich Frank LaSalle Mrs. Goodrich Rosalie Sturgeon Mr. Havens John Rutting Mrs. Havens. Rita Baldwin COMMITTEES Director ...... Miss Rebecca Jones Student Director Belma Knauss Stage Managers Virgil Hertzer Duane Stocker Stage Crew. .. . . Sam Sberna, Jack Palmer David Tuttamore, Robert Abell Properties Margaret Lamb, Madeline Lamb Publicity.. .. Phyllis Ocker, Victor George Wilma Butz, Jackie Gildenmeister Harold Hakes, Ruth Pittenger, Robert Barkow, Ellen Smetzer, Jack Heter Make-up ..... .Jerry Joyce, Pat Ferguson Jackie Gildenmeister, Jean Ert, Mary K. Siesel, Mary Louise Wilhelm Mary Louise Basch, Phyllis Ocker Ruth Newell, Mary Cantield Instrumental Music Is Popular At B. H. S. CFCIICSUG GI' OWS Four orchesTras in Tour cIiTTerenT schools -no wonder Carl O. Lenz, direcTor oT The B.I-LS. orchesTra, is busy! YeT in his one day aT Bellevue, he squeezes in lessons and re- hearsals which climax in an exceIIenT concerT aT The Choral-OrchesTra EesTivaI and The Music EesTivaI, and in selecTions Tor plays and programs ThroughouT The year. The orchesTra This year, somewhaT larger Than ThaT oT IasT year, numbers ThirTy-six sTudenT musicians. I enjoy worlcing wiTh The Bellevue orches- Tra, commenTs lvlr. Lenz. BUT, he adds, I hope The sTring secTion will be even larger ncxT year. Violins BELMA KNAUSS ALICE ABEL LUETTA ANDREWS JOYCE ANN WELLS JOAN WHITE RUTH BRIEHL PETER DIETZEL DON ANDREWS NANCY MOORE Cello GLEE SWIGART VICTOR GEORGE Bass Vials KENNETH HORTON JACK I-IETER Piano JIM BALL FIuTe MAUREEN ENGLUND Drums TONY LUPICA BILL SPRANKEL CIarineTs LOIS GLASGO ..44... MARCIA MORRIS MILDRED VAN ETTEN DOROTHY FARROW JO ANN RADKEY Saxophones DON SCHAEEER NEIL FRIEND JUANITA BODEY Trombones DON MCCLINTOCK BILL STEDMAN Cornefs ELSIE KEENE DICK HICKMAN CHESTER FERGUSON JACK BAUGHMAN French Horns NORMA POCOCK MARJORIE FRIEND Bass I-lorn CLEM KOSELKE Tympani MARILYN KING ELLEN SMETZER I-Iulo MAIII-YEI N I NCI IIND ISIULII-nl Dirvc Iorl Rh Clarinf-Is MARTI-IA WOODARD .IO ANN RADKIY IOIS CILASGO MIIDRED VAN TTTEN DOROTHY FARROW MARY IOIIISI WILHILM .IIAN WHITE KATIIRYN FARROW MARIAN BIILER MARCIA MORRIS IORETTA NURY MARY BALL MARILYN IIITX ARI INT DOANE VHYIIIS RORIRTS Ulwov RONALD STOCKER Alla Saxophone DONAI D SCHAI II R LIIIANITA BOITIY JACK WEASNER Ti-nor Siixoplioni- NHL FRIEND Iih Savophonv IIOI SYLVESTER RICHARD RYLRS Rwrc ussion ANTHONY LUPICA WILLIAM SRRANKII ILL FRITZ .IOSLPI-IINL SBERNA ILILN SMETZER Snare Drum HAROLD HAYES Bass Drum HI LEN WOOTEN Cornuls and Trumpi-Is SCOTT ABLLL ILSIE KEENE RICHARD IIICDKMAN IACK BAUGHMAN HAROLD VOGEL iuowis asecmrv EDWARD MOYLR MARY ELLEN SCHAAP CHESTER FERGUSON JAMES FURLONG RICHARD GEICIER NORMAN HAMMIRSL CHARLES SCHOTT TED BUCK DOROTHY BRANCO .IACK DREXEI .IIM TIBBOLES TID BALL RIGGY WILHELM Irvni Ii Horn .incl Mfillfiph MARJORIE FRIEND NORMA POCOCK WAYNE TODD Bariloncs DON MQCLINTOCK WILLIAM STOLDT Tmmlwoncs WILLIAM STEDMAN SANTO NASONTI ALBERT HOUCK DONALD ADAMS Alla Horn ROB KAISER RBI? Bass CLAIIDI SIIRINCJIR Bai --wf as CLEM KOSLLKI IOLIISE PAPKE Twfirlors YVONNE HEYMAN RITA CLAUS WILMA BUTZ NANCY CASTROVINCI Falaq Beamrs ANDREW CIJDNIIC DAVE TUTTAMORI XVILLIAM NIEMISH VERNON KONST IITII onrfs Sets Aims Hfkboul 902 worlc, 770 abilily, and 3170 luclcg IhaI's our band philosophy, declared Ivlr. Nalhan Rosenlhal, newcomer Io The Bl-LS. Iacully, and direclor nol only ol 'rhe large school band bul also of The Junior High and Pike School bands. lSee page 26.l Under his Lnalon, Ihe Marching Band has learned Io sIruI ils slug laelore admiring crowds al Ioolball games, and has resumedl Ihe praclice ol appearing al oul-ol-Town games. The Concerl Band scored a success in ils annual concerl which Iealured symphonic music and soloisls. The Rep Band added Ihe exlra Ihrill and enlhusiasm al baslcelball games. Star ln Spring Vocal 'Groups Music Festivals Senior Ensemble ln close harmony, lhe voices of 'rhe B.H.S. choruses ioined on March 29 lo presenl lhe colorful Spring leslival. A dance for par- licipanls followed 'rhe concerl. The lhree choral groups also sang al 'rhe inler-school fesfival held al Gallon on April 5, and presenled numbers in several assem- blies. Olher vocal groups al B.H.S. are lhe Senior Ensemble and Sophomore Sexlei. lnslead of 'fhe lradilional senior sexlel, nine senior girls have organized an ensemble wilh Rose Jane Monarchi, Ellen Woodward, and Charleen Radkey singing Tirsl soprano: Rosemary Joyce, Lois Glasgo, and Elizabelh Arnholf, second soprano: and Nancy Frosl, Marjorie Horn, and Lorene Scheid, allo. Marilyn King is The accompanisl. Six sophomores form 'rheir class sexlel. Marilyn King and Carolyn Arnholl are lirsl sopranos: Jackie Richards and Mary Jane Malherly, second sopranos: Glee Swigarf and Jeanelle Tibboles, allosq Dorolhy Sprankel accompanies lhem. Mr. Arch Krumm, who came To BHS al lhe beginning ol 'rhe second semesler, di- recis all vocal music. Members of lhe Mixed Chorus are: Mixed Chorus TOP ROW: J. Baughman, N. Friend, J. Zimmerman, H. Coe, F. LaSalle, R. Slarr, J. Ball, M. Bruckner, R. Boehler, R. Glasgo, V. Schlichf, R. Todd, D. McClin lock, K. l-lorlon, E. Moyer, W. Kisller, K. Bandy. FOURTH ROW: F. Miller, W. Sledman, C. Arn holl, J. Tibboles, P. Fox, F. Kieser, L. Glasgo, P. Kir wan. S. Springer, N. Gross, M. Lamb, A. Wolfe, M I-'orn, L. Scheid, M. Beiler. THIRD ROW: D. Campbell, V. Herlzer, W. Hazel back, B. Bandy, J. Korndorler, L. Hill, L. Hanes, D Oueen, B. Norlh, D. Rusk, V. Wagner, M. Gfell N. Frosl, S. Sberna, R. Yingling. SECOND ROW: J. Sberna, L. Koch, W. Brown, N Slarr, R. Baldwin, B. Knauss, G. Swigarl, E. Smelzer M. Mahl, M. Siesel, M. Malherly, D. Didion, E. Arn holl, E. Vfoodward, N. Hammersmilh, M. Schusler J. Rupperl. FIRST ROW: R. Joyce, G. Daniels, M. Morris, C Hire, B. Biechler, B. Beiler, A. Fox, S. Lepley, M King, Mr. Krumm, M. Lieber, A. Frilz, J. Richards R. Monarchi, M. Koch, M. Englund, J. Eri, C Wyani, S. Abell. ACCOMPANIST: P. Ferguson. NOT IN PICTURE: R. Canfield, D. Dielhrich, J Disandis, J. Moyer. Prelude Choir ' TOP ROW: J. Wells, E. Monarchi, E. Slarr, C Bond, C. Arnholl, Mr. Krumm, J. Tibboles, P. Fox R. Slurgeon, S. Springer, A. Wolfe. THIRD: B. LaPala, P. Kirwan, S. McBee, B. Boyer S. Palluch, H. Karg, J. Frederick. R. Baldwin, N Slarr, N. Frosl, M. Horn, R. Joyce. SECOND: D. Linkenbach, N. Huslon, M. Canfield P. Connors, M. Lieber, J. Richards, M. J. Malherly B. Knauss, L. Scheid, B. Seel, G. Rudd, L. Brandal FIRST: M. Downs, P. Ferguson, R. J. Monarchi, M Koch, E. Woodward, M. King, R. Newell, M, Brown E. Arnholl, G. Swigarl, B. Springer., K. Pilienger. ACCOMPANIST: Ellen Smelzer. NOT IN PICTURE: N. Arnold, J. Copsey. Treble Clef TOP ROW: S. McBee, M. Soldano, A. Andrews, B Siesel, D. Farrow, G. Didion, W. Bulz, D. Didion L. M. Vfeisharl, Mr. Krumm, R. Slurgeon. G. Nuby C. Garrefson, E. Siarr, J. A. Wells, N. Gross, S Reirzel, M. L. Basch. THIRD ROW: A.M. Furlong, D. Linkenbach, B LaPa+a, B. Boyer, H. Temple, J. Frederick, M. Melz -46- I i MIXED CHORUS PRELUDE CHOIR TREBLE CLEF ger, B. Brichl, C. Bond, B. Gross, E. Monarchi, D Rusk, M. Phillips, V. Colvin, D. Meyer, M. Nelson B. Iiorros, M. Olcll, V. Wagner. SECOND ROW: S. Palluch, I-I. Karg, B. Beiler, M Mahl, A. Fallor, A. Fox, A. Frilz, M. Downs, B. Ban dy, I. Wcisharl, M. Melzgor, K. Pillenger, I. Brown M. Srnelzcr, J. Zchner, P. Kieser, B. Cloud, B. Seel O. Rudd. FIRST ROW: P. Swcdorslmy, J. Sbcrna, R. Newell, J Hamer, S. Doly, M. Morris, E. Claus, A. Bruggernan J. While, P. Connors, M. Brown, D. Spranlmel, M Lamb, N. I-Iuslon, B. Springer, A. Rccupero, M. A Siesel, L. Claus, K. Seel, S. Lcploy, C. Hire. J. Cor rado, I.. Brandal, C. Koser. ACCOMPANISI: Marilyn King. NOT IN PICTURE: N. Arnold, C. Boiler, M. Can Iiold, J. Copfey. J. JOYCC, A. Phillips, M. Roi+7. National Honor Society Quill and Scroll -, 48 -.- They've go? every+hing! Well, anyway - Charader - Scholar- ship - Leadership - Service - and from where we s'Iand +hey're doing all righ'I'! Members: ELIZABETH ARNI-IOIT RICHARD BOEI-ILER DALE CAMPBELL JACK CAMPBELL NANCY FROST LOIS C-LASGO HAROLD HAKES JACK HETER MARJORIE HORN RALPI-I KIESER BEIMA KNAUSS WILMA KNAUSS JOYCE KORNDORFER SYLVESTER LEPLEY ROSE JANE MONARCHI LORENE SCHEID VESTA WAGNER ELLEN WOODWARI3 JACOUEIINE YOIINC- Members: ELIZABETH ARNHOLT JAMES BALL RICHARD BOEHLER ELLA MAE CONKLIN JEAN ERE VICTOR GEORGE HAROLD HAKES JACK I-IETER MARYELLEN KOCH ROSE JANE MONARCI-Il CHARLEEN RADKEY EDVVARD RLJEFING VESTA NNAGNER LLLEN NNOOIJVVARI3 .IACOUELINE YOUNG A famous correspondent an emi- nenf newscas+er, a gang-bus+ing edi+or7 Who knows? Maybe one of fhese coming journalisls will be lis+ed in Who's Who. Well, maybe. Hubba. hubba, loolrit at the m-e-nl The fellas who make +he Nafional Athletic Scholarship Society have Io have brawn and brains. A big order +o fill, eh boys? Members: JAMES BALL DALE CAMPBELL JOE DISANDIS CHARLES FERRES KENNETH HORTON RALPH KIESER FRANK LASALLE SYLVESTER LEPLEY LYLE MOYER VINCENT SCHLICHT BOB TODD Members: Al.ICE ABEL ELIZABETH ARNHOLT KEITH BANDY RICHARD BELL CHARLOTTE BINGEL ROBERT BUCK DALE CAMPBELL ROBERT CANFIELD NANCY CASTROVINCE MAUREEN ENGLUND NANCY FROST JOSEPH GILMORE LOIS GLASGO RICHARD GLASGO HAROLD HAKES MARNA HELTMAN MARJORIE HORN KENNETH l-IORTON BELMA KNAUSS MARYELLEN KOCH DONALD MCCLINTOCK ROSE JANE MONARCHI EDWARD MOYER BETTY NYERGES CHARLEEN RADKEY SUSAN REITZEL RUSSELL RUPPERT DIANE RUSK ANTHONY SANTORO RICHARD STARR WILLIAM STOLDT ELLEN WOODWARD ANN WOLFE JACOUELINE YOUNG Act well +hey par+ --and you can bet that they clol They worl: hard. Bu? fhen, who wouldn'+ blis- ter his palms for a gold pin and ovalionsl Thespians like fo +alxe bowsl Q Athletic Scholarship Society Tlwespians -49- WINNERS: Alice Abel, Gene Alexander, Luella Andrews, Elizabelh Arnholl, Rila Baldwin, Jim Ball, Marian Beiler, Barbara Biechler, Bar- bara Briehl, Wilma Bulz, Nancy Caslrovince, Rila Claus, Dorolhy Didion, Shirley Dolv, Maureen Englund, Jean Erl, Pal Eerguson, Mar' iorie Friend, Nancy Erosl, Marrha Glell, Lois Glasgo, Lois I-lanes, Jack I-Ieler, Yvonne I-Ieyman, Leola I-IiII, Mariorie I-Iorn, Kennefh I-Iorlon, Rosemary Joyce, Elsie Keene, Belma Knauss, Maryellen Koch, Joyce Korndorler, Margarer Lamb, Donald McCIin+ocIc, Rose Jane Monarchi, Marcia Morris, Edward Moyer, Belly Norlh, Norma Pococlc, Dorolhy Queen, Diane Rusk, Josephine Sberna, Ellen Smel- zer, Shirley Springer, Bill Sloldf, Vesla Wagner, Ann Wolfe, Ellen Woodward. Fiesta Is Prom Theme The Eiesla Room had i'rs grand opening on April 26, lor The IQ46 Junior-Senior prom. Wilh floor show and solid music, +he guesls enjoyed Their evening in high sociely. A+ Ias'r year's prom, here picfured, Ihe class of '46 'fools lhe seniors ol '45 Through +he Looking Glass inlo EairyIand. Scene From the 1945 Jr.-Sr. Prom -50- Music Awards Earned By Many COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN-I946 Invilafion ,, ,Richard Boehler Decoralion Mary Louise Wilhelm Enferlainmenf I'-Iarold I-Ialres Relreshmenr Belma Knauss Orcheslra Jack I-Ieler COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN-l945 lnvi+a'rion , Charloffe Bingel Decoralion Rose Jane Monarchi Enlerfainmenf Kennefh I-Iorlon Refreshmenf Nancy Frosl Orchesfra Eugene Alexander Supreme Gilt ls Christmas Assembly Play Bellevue, December I9, I945- The Supreme Gill received Jrhe supreme sign of recognilion-lhe B.I-I.S. slamp of approval--here yesierday as ii was presenied for lhe annual Chrisimas program. Miss Esfher Schachlele had done ii again! Under her experl direciion each char- aclerizaiion was deiily porirayed. And-wha'r's more im- poriani, ihe warm Chrisimas spirii was spread +hrough lhe audilorium. The casl included: Sarah, The lcindhearied shopkeeper-Marge l-lorng David, lhe composer who was inspired-Ken l-lorlon: Jonalhon, lhe blind violinisi-Keilh Bandy: A boy who be- lieved in Sanfa Claus-William Rufiingg his falher, who haled 'ro disillusion him-Bob Todd: a girl, a poor lillle rich girl-Mary Bally her molher, who was busy and proud -Elizabelh Arnhollg Sludeni direcfor-Rose Jane Mon- archig Violinisi-Alice Abel: Direclor-Miss Schachieleg Slage Crew Direclor-Dean Fisher: Siage Crew-Roberi Canfield. Joe Disandis, Ed Moyer, and Bill Sloldl: Ari Work-Belly Nyerges. ...5l.... VOL. 25 THE COMET NEWS Activities Supplement Scholarship Tests Arouse Keen Interests lnteerst in scholarship took a new high at B.H.S. this year when students took tour state and three nation-wide scholarshi tests. ln the state GeneralDSchoIarship Tests tor Seniors. taken by thirty- three top-ranking seniors, nine re- ceived certificates tor placing high in the Bellevue area: Vesta Wagner, Lyle Moyer, Elizabeth Anholt, Robert Collins, Jacqueline Candid Camera Catches Varied Curriculum Unusual photographs, many ot which were taken without the sub- iect's knowledge, are proudly pre- sented in this COMET. For ex- ample, the Comet Roto alone con- tains torty-nine shots, many ot which were made by that agile camera enthusiast, Dean Fisher, whose little gun was constantly clicking at unexpected moments. To prove that the B.H.S. cur- riculum is well balanced, the edi- tors call your attention to the tol- lowing: Art classes, pages 29 and 3I: biology, p.22, 27, 28: chemistry, p. 2l: industrial arts, p. 26, 27, 29, 3l: speech class, p.28: typing and ottice practice, p.29, 30: mechani- cal drawing, p.3l: vocal and in- strumental music, p. 26: pre-tlight, p.30: the library, p.3I: home eco- nomics, p.27, 30. Interesting pictures ot pupils studying are tound on pages 26, 28, 29: while shots made outside the building are to be seen on pages I, 26, 27, 30. 3I. Ot special interest is a picture made by Ben Buyer and shown on page I8. New surveying instru- ments recently acquired by the school are being used by Frank LaSalle and Bob Abell. Young, Ellen Woodward, Dale Campbell, Sylvester Lepley, and Lois Glasgo. Special recognition came to Vesta Wagner who ranked in the upper tive percent ot the state. Forty-two Bellevue high-school students represented B.H.S. in the District Scholarship contest at Heidelberg University on May 4. They won this opportunity as the result ot two preliminary state tests. The team included the tol- lowing: English IX: Bill Dunn , Joanne Radkey , Newton Baker : English X: Jackie Richards , Dorothy Sprankel ', Mary Hartman: Eng- lish Xl: Jack Heter ', Victor George , Maryellen Koch ': Eng- lish XII: Lois Glasgo', Vesta Wag- ner , Gene Alexander. Latin I: Catherine Wyant ', Marilyn Downs, Bill Dunn: Latin ll: Carolyn ArnhoIt , Frances Kieser. Spanish l: Jean Ert , Maryellen Koch: Spanish ll: Elizabeth Arn- holtt, Lorene Scheid, Ellen Wood- ward. Chemistry: Jack Heter , Frank LaSalle: Physics: Ralph Kieser ', Jackie Young, Don McClintock: Biology: Peter DietzeI ', Bob Tay- lor , Clarice Hire: General Sci- ence: Charles Schott , Newton Baker, Richard Geiger: Pre-tlight: Dale Campbell , Ralph Kieser, Lyle Moyer. American History: Harold I-lakes , Frank LaSalle , Harold Canode : World History: Carol n Arnholt ', Jack Gabel, Dorothy Shelley. Algebra I: Charles Schottt, Jo- anne Cook , Tom Beard: Advance Algebra: Robert AbelI : Plane Geometry: William Drewes ', Ar- thur Eberly: Bookkeeping: Vesta Wagner , Norma Pocock. Those whose names are starred received certiticates tor placing high in the Pre-District tests. Results ot the District tests were 152.- Room 109 Holds Scholarship Plaque Four Periods Room 210 Talces It Fifth The scholarship race became a strenuous scramble this year as I09, a room filled with intellectual juniors, claimed the honors tor tour grade periods, hitting a high ot 3.0, a B average. The titth grade period, 2l0's bald eagles came up trom third place, passed Miss Buttington's seniors who had held second place most ot the year, and took the coveted plaque. The Cheingegclrs' Chatter, CHEERIO Cheerleaders for i945-46 Rita Baldwin, Jerry Burr, Mary- ellen Koch, Dorothy Queen, Mary Kate Siesel. One step, two step- A pic- ture ot the cheerleaders can be tound on page 27 ot the Comet Roto. Little three-year old Penny Moore made her debut as cheer- leader mascot on February 25. Audience, cheerleaders, and Pen- ny all had a good time as the tot imitated the big girIs in pertect rhythm. not known when this book went to press. Five senior girls took the D.A.R. Good Citizenship test: Vesta Wagner, Elizabeth Arnholt, Jac- queline Young, Charleen Radkey. and Ellen Woodward. Five seniors also struggled through the Pepsi Cola test: Alice Abel, Ken Horton, Charleen Rad- key, Ed Moyer, and Jacqueline Young. Elizabeth Arnholt and Jacque- line Young took the National Hon- or Society test. BH5 THE COMET NEWS I946 Persons ln the News Hungry? Visil 8lh period speech class and be led by Rose Jane Monarchi or Alice Abel. Rose Jane's specially is chocolale cake while Alice serves coke. --P.l.N.- Thal Bill Kisller is a modesl boy. Bul many ol you realized lhal Bill lackled lhe lackle posilion, N.O.L. loolball lirsl leam. Nice block- ing, Bill! lBel he'Il guard lhal honorll -P.l.N.- A poeless budding under our noses? Who knows bul lhal per- haps Vesla Wagner will be an- olher Edna Sl. Vincenl Millay! Already she's had one ol her poems published in a high-school poelry anlhology! Wrile on, lhou Veslal -P.l.N.- Broom pushers, dusl calchers, gum scrapers-whalever you call lhem, Lowell Amos and Lee Frih help lhe ianilors make B.H.S. shine. Junior ianilors, you mighl say. -P.l.N.- Whal's Maureen Englund doing wilh lhal slick? ls she going lo hil somebody? Nope, Maureen is lhe band's sludenl direclor and Aclivilies Su pplemenl Spanish Classes Banquet B.H.S. December 5- In a room gay wilh Mexican figurines, and candle lighl, lhe lirsl year Spanish class enlerlained lhe second year class al a Spanish banquel here lonighl. Only Spanish lood was served and only Spanish could be spoken. Toaslmasler Joe Gilmore inlroduced a number ol sludenl speakers. Also, a shorl skil was presenled by lhe advanced class, and lalks were given in Spanish by Miss Mary Kohr, adviser, and by lhree guesls, Miss Mildred Wagner, Mr. Armando Alvarez and Miss Anderson. Laler lhe group played a num- ber ol Spanish games, which in- cluded lhe breaking ol a Chrisl- mas pinala. Bob Abell was program chair- man: Carol Beiler had charge ol lable decoralionsp Harold l-lakes, menu. lhe honor--and responsibilily. Slrike up lhe band! -P.I.N.- Well, boys, guess lhe girls are proving lhal women are as smarl as men. Prove il? O.K.. lake a look al Thelma Rosperl, who is a lone woman in a male Pre-Flighl class: and lhere's Ellen Woodward who prolecls lhe lemale repula- lion in Mechanical Drawing. -P.l.N.- They call him Thrush McClinlock ever since Don McClinlock had lhe lead in lhe Kiwanis home lalenl show. Did some mighly purly warblingl Snappy salesmen Sell Magazines When B.H.S. sludenls scamper lor copies ol l-low lo Win Friends and lnlluence People, il is evidenl lhal lhe annual maga- zine sale campaign is underway. Top salesmen who look lhe grand prizes lhis year are Bob Kaiser, Josephine Sberna, Tom Beard, and Myron Schusler. ln lhe room conlesl, lhe Junior High sludenls proved lheir worlh as salesmen. Miss Balzel's group in slill compelilion look undis- puled lirsl place wilh sales ol 520630. Their closesl rival was Miss Yingling's room. Firsl place in lhe senior high school was cap- lured by Miss Schachlele's fresh- men, who collecled Sl I6, spurred on by lhe keen rivalry given lhem by Miss Arnholl's room. Leading senior room was II7: leading iunior, IO91 leading sopho- one ol lhe few girls ever lo have NEND- more, 204. STAND UP AND CHEER 4 I li l 1 in :ln Ar .I I ,ll I , l Il iinnni I ' ' if ' F-I K- Q t I I I al 3 i , :I i i Il I 'l lulaiilllud l if ll e III-IIFII i G o it x.: I , . Sland up and cheer, cheer loud and long for dear Our boys are lighling. and lhey are bound lo win old Bellevue, lhe lray. For loday we raise lhe red and while above lhe We've gol lhe leaml We've gol lhe sleaml resl. For lhis is dear old Bellevue's day! -53- Bucyrus, 52-36 wm1x..... my-1 nm mmm U1 shn ann-.m mu MW im- my Nwuwrn Ohlv IFCZHO .1-mrs! Ill! Prldav NLRIH. Ihr Tvfllvvxlr Rvdnlfn .-walugwn tht' Bumrwi qulnwl, 52-li Thi' lu-'lb mol A amlinluudillfc 11-1 lem In :hr firm hmmm mud nz1umrod rn 2?-ll Ill hunlllmr 'nw RNHHUJ mmf .1 42-21 mm mm un- hun! Manu, bn: Bucyrux outscored ihfm In bilnk' tht' Hhll Nflrw' la 52-36 rf-4--nu :ww ummm mmm anna IVR Jlm Bal! vililx H Vlhrl' SCNMLYIL m 1,.-pm, o B-.fa ns-wan. a, Bury. rum vmnzsi NAA Trad bv Kvlnrfy, who nn-,med rn ln point.- '5 'Ex G lmls Bm Thrills: To Tiilil Gollllill In H xpefm.-uhr unmum um.:-A vm mlm hw- by A 31 lo 30 n lnrer wma. DN-rmhm una nun Auhl,-:nh uw Rrdmen were mmm 4-nd nr m-4 mm- n thry wnrkm nu- mlv to of Tiffin nu hntmnu- Jun Blll dnxvw-A in wld hmh mam! in th! unm .mp D1.-mam vms wnn H wma ld ltd Ihr 'NIMH Ilvf IIWKIOI- Gill! YMLEYBALL 1 It-lb of N itll!! IWW' Wil WG' Redmen Basketeers Plays At O.S.U. Cage Shining in me ffdvdrd glen' od' Q12 Whiz KMA. Hrlpafed In YM hmmm! hnskeihsll rlhxic at the Ohio :daft B Thr-y denxmstrawd 1-Re tyvus of use-A Ln bring I-hmx their Bhd dinvfed the squad. Welmfmlng mg mumixm and players H G. mich 0 S. UM Gpptm of Pm Nw hmlre WMS? the U, was im' tkilll. endurance XD Ind are vm was ln! by 'Hn-day to stu sw-ed 8.4 muh Bum P. D. E. s, Okauo football HBYW ham. Bair Hmmm, BSD Slave Keri, Jim Jmck Gabe-I. and Gfmrhr Fw. I'9CBIY9d Mil!!! WM lflfdad num. the ht! rm ,nm an PEN de SIXQGWKGUBG ai Pzwnerwe dmncr m me eveniwz. vim: mtsrmx an Btatnfa a swim In th! Aide' Qrxps to I The 81151685 Ponner lxwls, wha snnwm noun sn afxsnduuce ne Hmm zo usa dream! dsmazsmuun w asthma beam and wants! sawn. L ltDHKN ONE 0? 4 -.54- J ATHLETICS -55- THE 1945 FOOTBALL TEAM TOP: George Nelson, TaculTy manager: Jim Gabel, James Kovacs, Richard LaSalle. Righard Gohlike, Donald Moyer, Mil, Ton Bruckner, Eugene GroTe, RoberT Abell, William Gohlike, Wayne Hazelback. THIRD ROW: Harry STrobeI, coach: William SToIdT, Charles Frisch, Richard STarr, Lyle Moyer, James McKinney, Dean Todd, Joseph Disandis, Frank LaSalle, RoberT Canfield, Ralph Kieser, Armando Alvarez, assisIanT coach. SECOND ROW: Charles Ferres, manager: James Branco, KenneTh HorTon, Harold Shelley, James Ball, VincenT SchIichT, Jack Gabel, William KisTIer, capTa?ng Dale Campbell, 5Tephen Merk, Thomas Hagerman. FIRST ROW: ScoTT Abell, manager: Harry Coe. Raymond BaTTeIIine, Francis Miller, Edward Soldano, Edward Skees, Alvin Shelley. James Didion, Vernon KonsT, PeTer DieTZeI. NOT IN PICTURE: Richard Bell. NINE SENIORS GET LETTERS AT The annual Tao+baII banqueT held November 28, The curTain was rung down on anoTher successTuI year oT gridiron warfare. CompIeTing Their TooTbaII careers aT B.H.S. were Twelve seniors and a sTudenT manager. The nine IeTTermen are as Tollowsx JIM BRANCO, righT guard. Jim played ouT- sfanding ball in The TronT line oT The squad. He was always in There TighTing Tor The besT inTeresTs oT The Team. DALE CAMPBELL, IeTT haITback. DaIe's speed and TighTing spiriT sparked The backTieId in Their scoring aTTacks. JOE DISANDIS, end. Joe was iniured in The TiTTin conTesT buT bounced back To give pIenTy oT headaches To The opposing elevens. KEN HORTON, righT Tackle. Ken opened The holes in The line Tor The backTieId To drive Through. His blocking and Tackling were imporTanT TacTors. RALPH KIESER, second-Team haITback. Ralph was used Tor deTensive acTion, and Tor oTTense in The Bucyrus and PorT CIinTon games. BILL KISTLER, IeTT Tackle. Bill was The big gun in The Torward wall. He was in on mosT oT The Tackles and his blocking accounTed Tor much yard- age by The backfield. Bill was eIecTed honorary capTain. He was also chosen on The all-NorThern Ohio League TirsT Team. VINCE SCHLICHT, end. Vince did The punT- ing and running on end around plays as well as snaTching passes. He was also a Tine Tackler. HAL SHELLEY, righT haITback. Hal was The cap- Tain Tor The TirsT haIT oT The year. He was a hard driver who gained much yardage and one OT The Top scorers oT The Team. BILL STOLDT, guard and Tackle. Bill served as a uTiIiTy man Tor boTh posiTions, and oTTered good insurance Tor The Torward wall. DICK BELL, senior manager. Dick held an im- porTanT buT Thankless iob Tor The squad. He was always on hand when duTy called. OTher seniors compIeTing Their high school grid careers were Lyle Moyer, Bob CanTieId, and Tom Hagerman. The underclassmen who received Their Ieffers were as Tollowsx STeve Merk, Tullbaclci Frank LaSalle, cenTer7 Jim Ball, quarTerback: Dean Todd, end: and Jack G-abel, guard. ScoTT Abel earned his numerals and Chuck Ferres Took a major manager's IeTTer. -- 56- Reclmen Rally to Tie St. .loe, 19-19 SHELLEY'S THREE TALLIES LEAD BELLEVUE IN OPENER BELLEVUE, SepT. I4 -- Displaying a beauTiTul rally in The lasT Two minuTes OT play, The Bellevue Redmen pushed over Two Touchdowns To Tie The EremonT ST. Joe Gridders, I9-I9, in The opening conTesT oT The season TonighT aT T-larmon Eield. I-Tal Shelley brolce Through The SainT's deTense To score all Three Bellevue Touchdowns, and Tom Ha- german Toolc a pass Tor The exTra poinT. Reclmen Upset Tiffin Columbian, 19-14 BELLEVUE, SepT. 2I - The Bellevue Redmen sparlcled in all deparTmenTs here TonighT as They whipped a powerTul and deTermined TiTTin Colum- bian eleven Tor Their TirsT vicTory, I9-I4. Two oT The locals' Tallies came on passes Trom Jim Ball, The TirsT To Dale Campbell and The sec- ond spiral To Vince SchlichT. The Third score Tor Bellevue was regisTered by T-lal Shelley. Merle plunged Tor The exTra poinT. Strobelmen Take First League Victory BUCYRUS, Sepi. 28 - Scoring Twice in The opening period and once in The Third and TourTh quarTers, The Bellevue Redmen gained Their TirsT league vicTory here TonighT over The Bucyrus grid- men, 26-l2. Bellevue's Tour scores were accounTed by Shelley, who scored Two, and Meri: and SchlichT. Meri: and Shelley buclced Through The Torward wall oT Bucyrus Tor The poinTs aTTer Touchdown. Reclmen Deadloclc With Norwalk, 12-12 BELLEVUE, OCT. 5 - CapiTalizing on a 6l-yard Touchdown march laTe in The TourTh sTanza, The Red- men Tied a hard TighTing Norwallc eleven, I2-I2, beTore an overTlow crowd ThaT iammed inTo Har- mon Tield TonighT. Bellevue's Two Tallies came on runs by Vince SchlichT and STeve ivlerlc, while Hal Shelley's plunge Tor The exTra poinT in The lasT period was sTopped shorT OT paydirT. Upper Sandusky Tfounces BQNCYUC UPPER SANDUSKY, OcT. I2 -- A power-laden Upper Sandusky TooTball squad swamped The Belle- vue Redmen here TonighT beTore a capaciTy crowd, 53-6. The Redmen scored TirsT, early in The open- ing Trame on a pass Trom Vince SchlichT To Dale Campbell, buT were sTopped cold The remainder oT The conTesT. The counT was Tied aT The end oT The TirsT period, buT The JaclceTs' 26-poinT spree in The second quar- Tre submerged The Red and WhiTe. COACH HARRY STROBEL gives lasT minuTe briefing before The players leave The dressing room Tor warm-ups. Enihnsinsiic Tnns ioin wiih The cheerleaders as They urge Th: Redmen eleven on To vicioryi 57 -- FROM WORK TO PLEASURE! Push-ups and Charges af lhe lrlorking rnachine help prepare lhe fxridders lor fha,- vw-vl imriw, Thr- squad rereivr-s iis award ai lhe annual foaibell banquel, and individual lellers arf- hands-d ou? by Cimfh Sfrrrbf-l while Ohio Shilo football coach, Paul Bixler, speaker al lhe banquel, looks on. Redmen Retaliate to Trim Shelby BELLEVUE, Ocl. I9 V Scoring lwo 'rouchdowns in fhe lourlh quarler, ihe hard-fighling Bellevue Redrnen showed reiuvenalion aller Their preceding 'rrouncing by Upper Sandusky, and lrirnrned lhe Shelby gridmen, 20-6, here lonighl. The local' score in lhe second quarier was lallied by l-lal Shelley, and lvlerk and Campbell scored lhe ofher lwo. The exlra poinls were by Sieve lvlerk and Dean Todd. Locals Down Sanduslcy St. Marys SANDUSKY, Ocl. 25 - Touchdowns in fhe firslr quarler and lhird slanza provided lhe Redmen scoring punch lhal downed S+. Ivlary's eleven here lonighf, l8-I3. Jim Ball plunged over for The lirsl score in lhe opening period. Sieve Merk fallied lhe second counter in lhe fhird frame, and Vince Schlichl picked up a blocked pun+ and ran 50 yards lor fhe final score. Willard Drubs Bellevue, 19-13 WILLARD, Nov. 2 - Willard's Crimson Flashes scored a maior upsel here lonighl when lhey pushed over lheir 'rhird fouchdown in fhe final sianza lo down Bellevue, I9-I3. l-lal Shelley plunged over for bolh Redmen six- poinlers, and Sieve lvlerk blasled his way 'rhrough lhe line for lhe poinl afler louchdown. Redmen Rally Falls Short Against P. C. PORT CLINTON, Nov, 9 -- ln ihe lasl game of lhe season, lhe Porl Clinlon Redskins drove over one louchdown againsl lhe slubborn Bellevue Red- men here Jronighl lo win, 6-O, in spile of a Redmen drive 'ro Jrhe six-yard line before fhe gun sounded. 158-. THE 1945-1946 REDMEN CAGERS STANl'llNG: Willi.ivii Svrmino, Mgr.: James Ball, Dean Todd Rolue-rl Todd, Mgr.: l-larry L, Slrolvisl, co-ull. 5ll'llNGg l7,l,s C,-iimwlii-'l, Sylvi-slwr Ll-ploy Vincenl Srhlmlil, Lyli- Mfni-V, Ji -uhh lll'i9U1'llN. Middletown Talces Sta The Bellevue Redmen sel oul lo delend lhe Slale Class A Championship wilh only one regular, Caplain Vince Schlichl, lrom lasl year's leam. The l945-I946 squad won seven and losl nine in lhe regular season, and were eliminaled in lhe lirsl game ol lhe dislricl lournamenl by Porl Clinlon, 5I lo 32. The Sandusky Blue Slrealxs look lhe dis- lricl crown, and Toledo Woodward copped honors al Bowling Green. MiddIe+own's Middies lhen de- lealed Akron Norlh lor lhe Slale lille. Locals Lose First Three Contests But Top Bucyrus In League Opener BOWLING GREEN, Nov. 30-ln a loosely-played conlesl, lhe Bowling Green Bolocals loppled lhe Redmen, I6-I4. Joe Disandis scorecl 9 poinls lor lhe Red and While, and l-larms and Eoos each cole leclecl lour lallies lor lhe 'Cals. te -59 Title from Bellevue BELLEVUE, Dec. 4-A rangy, experienced Lo- rain Sleeler live handed lhe Redmen a 46-37 de- leal in lhe second game ol lhe year. Joe Disandis llipped in live goals and four charily lhrows lor I4 marlcers. Tribovich and Bunker paced lhe Sleel- men wilh I5 and I4 poinls. TIFFIN, Dec. 7--Merle lvlcKillip's lree loss in lhe linal minule gave lillin Columbian a 3l-30 win over lhe Redmen, despile 24 poinls collecled by Jim Ball and Joe Dissandis, McKillip and l-lenry led lhe Tilliin quinl wilh 9 poinls apiece. BELLEVUE, Dec. I4--The Bellevue Redmen lop- pled lhe Bucyrus Redmen, 52-36, in lhe lirsl N. O. League game ol lhe year. Jim Ball, Vince Schlichl, and Tub Lepley scored ll, IO, and 9 lallies lor lallies lor Bellevue, while Kemery collecled IO lor Bucyrus. Fight, team, FIGHT! Dale Campbell and Jim Ball Teave The floor in an eTTorT To geT control of The sphere in a cru- cial momenT. Redmen Have Three Game Slump And Make Comeback at Galion NORWALK, Jan. 4-In a non-league game, The Norwalk Maple LeaTs Toppled The Redmen, 47-37. Gordon SchacTereIe's I6 poinTs led The winners, while Jim Ball and Vince SchlichT scored II and 9 Tor The Redmen. BELLEVUE, Jan. Il-Bob Larson Tossed in II poinTs as The PorT Clinton Redskins deTeaTed The Redmen, 35-23, 'For The Redmen's TiTTh loss in six games. Vince SchIichT collected 5 counTers Tor The losers. BELLEVUE, Jan. I5-The Sandusky Blue STreaks rallied IaTe in The Tinal period To Tie The counT and wenT on To down The Redmen 44-38 in The over- Time. Dean Todd and Joe Disandis divided 22 poinTs evenly and Dick SchniTTker Tossed in I4 Tor The STreaks. GALION, Jan. I8-Lyle Moyer broke loose with I8 Tallies as The Redmen deTeaTed Galion, 50-35. NeTT collected I I poinTs Tor The home quinT. Vince SchIichT and Joe Disandis scored 23 of The remain- ing poinTs Tor The Redmen. Locals Break Even in Four Games BELLEVUE, Jan. 25--Shelby's WhippeTs wenT down To deTeaT aT The hands oT The Redmen, 35- 32. CapTain Vince SchIichT Tossed in I6 poinTs Tor The winners and Bill Corwin Tallied IO Tor Shelby. FREMONT, Jan. 29 - Dick Baron rained The buckeT wiTh eleven goals and Tour Tree Tosses Tor 26 poinTs as Fremont Ross toppled The Redmen, 48-44. Vince SchlichT led The parade Tor The Red- men wiTh I4 Tallies. BELLEVUE, Feb. I-In a reTurn game, The Nor- walk Maple LeaTs again deTeaTed The Redmen, This Time by a 44-29 counT. Joe Disandis goT 9 poinTs Tor The Redmen, and Don SweeT garnered I5 poinTs To Top The Norwalk scoring. UPPER SANDUSKY, Feb. 5-The Redmen edged ouT The Upper Sandusky Rams, 37-36, in a TighT game. Joe Disandis' I2 Tallies paced The Redmen, and Bob Schnelker scored II Tor Upper. Iledmen Show Greatest Strength Against P. 0. PORT CLINTON, Feb. 8-CapT. Vince SchlichT Tlipped Twelve goals and Three Toul Tosses inTo The meshes Tor 27 poinTs as The Redmen upseT The PorT ClinTon Redskins, 47-46, in a Thrill-packed conTesT. SchlichT's 27 seT a new high Tor The season. Joe Macko collected I8 Tallies Tor The 'Skins. CRESTLINE, Feb. I2-Lyle Moyer, Joe Disandis, and Vince SchlichT poured in 49 Tallies as The Red- men downed CresTline 68-3l. Winemiller scored I0 poinTs Tor CresTline. BELLEVUE, Feb. I5-Lanky, sophomore cenTer Dean Todd Tossed I4 points inTo The hoop as The Redmen deTeaTed Willard 45-34. Jack Teagarden scored IO Tor The Crimson Flashes. BELLEVUE, Feb. 22-Bruclr and Janowicz scored 23 oinTs Tor Elyria and Joe Disandis, Jim Ball, and Tub Lepley scored The same number Tor Bellevue as The Pioneers downed The Redmen, minus The serv- ices of Vince SchlichT 53-28, in The Tinal regular season game. PORTS KNOCK REDMEN OUT OF TOURNAMENT SANDUSKY, Mar. I-In Their bid To defend The STaTe Championship, The Redmen were deTeaTed in The TirsT game oT The DisTricT Class A Tournament by a highly-polished PorT ClinTon quinT, Sl-32. Joe Disandis, Lyle Moyer, CapTain Vince SchlichT, Tub Lepley, and Dale Campbell scored 8, 8, 6, 2, and 2 poinTs respecTively in Their lasT game as Redmen. Rich Johannsen Tossed in I2 Tor The PorTs. TOURNAMENT SCORES DISTRICT - lSANDUSKYl FIRST ROUND Porl' ClinTon 5l -4 Bellevue 32 Norwalk 43 - TiTTin Columbian 38 Ashland 46 - Fre-rnonT 34 Shelby 38 - Willard 23 SECOND ROUND Mansfield 6l, TiTTin CalverT 4I Sandusky 42 - Mansfield Madison 2I Ashland 42 - Shelby 3I PorT ClinTon 46 - Norwalk 34 SEMI-FINALS MansTield 43 - PorT ClinTon 36 Sandusky 36 -- Ashland 32 FINALS Sandusky 53 -- Mansfield 39 REGIONAL - IBOWLING GREENl SEMI-FINALS Toledo Woodward 40 - Sandusky 35 MonTpelier 44 - WapakoneTa 37 FINALS Toledo Woodward 43 - Montpelier 38 STATE - lTOl.EDOl Akron NorTh 43 - EasT Liverpool 39 MiddleTown 53 - Toledo Woodward 29 FINALS MiddIeTown 42 - Akron North 37 RCJITIED Heal' Paul Brown dl' Banquet LETTER WINNERS ALSO HONORED AT ANNUAL FEED FOR CAGE STARS Wifh Paul Brown, former coach af Ohio Sfafe and new menfor of fhe Cleveland Browns, profes- sional foofball feam, speaking fo a large group of Bellevue baskefball fans and fhe varsify and reserve players, fhe Redmen formally ended fheir I945-46 baskefball season. Leffers were awarded fo This year's sfars, and fhe season was reviewed. The five seniors and fwo underclassmen on This year's squad are as follows: VINCE SCHLICHT - Vince was capfain of fhis ear's quinfef, and his fine ball handling Ia- beled him as one of fhe Bellevue greafs. Vince was runner-up in fhe scoring, wifh I49 poinfs. JOE DISANDIS - Leading fhe Iisf of scorers wifh I67 fallies, Joe was an imporfanf link in fhe Redmen defensive and offensive sysfem. LYLE MOYER - Playing his firsf year on fhe varsify, Lyle fallied IO9 poinfs, and played good defensive ball. SYLVESTER LEPLEY - Tubby was chiefly a de- fensive man, buf could be counfed on in fhe pinches for scoring punch. DALE CAMPBELL - Dale was always in fhere fighfing and his speed was an imporfanf cog in fhe Redmen machine. JIM BALL - A iunior fhis year, Jim should be a valuable assef for nexf year's squad because of his accurafe shoofing. DEAN TODD - Wifh his six feef, fhree and one- half inches of heighf, Dean, a sophomore added much fo fhe locals' five. BOB TODD - Bob served his fourfh year as manager. and his accurafe and neaf scorekeeping will be remembered by all. BILL SERRAINO - Assisfanfemanager Bill kepf fhe shof charfs fhaf helped rouf ouf 'rhe defecfs of fhe feam. COACH HARRY STROBEL - In spife of fhe lack of a feam like fhaf of fhe preceding year, Coach Sfrobel senf a defermined and well-coached five on fhe floor every week. Bellevue Wins Second Place In League Play In fhe new Norfhern Ohio League, which had ifs firsf full season of baskefball fhis year, fhe Belle- vue Redmen proved fhaf fhey were sfill in fhe run- ning when a frophy was af sfake. The Sfrobelmen won six of fhe seven league con- fesfs fo gain second place, while fhe Norwalk Ma- Graduafe of Massillon High School and Miami Universify, Coach Harry Sfrobel direcfed fhe Redmen for his fourfh year. ples won all seven of fheir games for firsf place. Bellevue also placed Capfain Vince Schlichf on fhe firsf feam of fhe All Norfhern Ohio League, and Joe Disandis was awarded a second feam berfh. The complefe rosfer of fhe fwo feams and fhe league sfandings follow: ALL NORTHERN OHIO Second Team Schaechferle, Nor. Disandis, Bellevue Draime. Willard Firsf Team Sweef, Norwalk ,, E Conley, Shelby, E Wolfe, Upper Sand. F Neff, Galion F Schnelker, Up. Sand. Meagrow, Norwalk C Harf, Shelby C. Chandler, Norwalk ,G Mofsch, Norwalk Schlichf, Bellevue. G , McGuire, Galion FINAL STANDINGS W L PTS OP PCT Norwalk . . , , 7 0 33I 232 I000 BELLEVUE , ,. , 6 I 3l6 24l 857 Shelby .. ,.,. .,,. ,...,,,,. 5 2 295 228 7l4 Galion ..,,,,.,., ..,,, ..,, 4 3 287 246 575 Upper Sandusky . ,.., 3 4 280 268 429 Bucyrus ,, , 2 5 202 304 286 Willard ,, I 6 203 244 I43 Cresfline 0 7 I87 384 000 -,6l... tatistics Tell Story for Season REDMEN STATISTICS WON 7 - LOST I0 Bellevue Opponenls Poinls for Season ,, 6I4 6I4 Poinis for Iournarnenl 32 SI Tolal , . 646 665 High points per game. 6 F P Vince Schlichf-Por? Clinfon I2 3 27 Lyle Moyer-Gallon 8 2 I8 Vince Schlichf-Cresfline 8 I I7 Lyle Moyer-Creslline 7 3 I7 Vince Schlichf-Shelby 7 2 I6 .loc Disandis-Creslline 6 3 I5 Poinis for season: Joe Disandis , 6! 45 I67 Vince Schlichl, captain 65 I9 I49 Lyle Moyer 44 2I I09 Dean Todd 33 22 88 Jim Ball I8 20 56 Sylvesler Lepley . I7 I5 49 Dale Campbell . 5 4 I4 Charles Eerres 3 O 6 Millon Bruclcner 2 I 5 Richard Glasqo O 2 2 James McKinney O I I Ted Arnold , , , O 0 0 James Gabel O O 0 Toial 248 ISO 646 BASKETBALL SEASON SUMMARY VARSITY RESERVE VARSITY RESERVE Opponenls We They We They Opponenls We They We They Bowling Green I4 -A I6 I6 4 23 Fremonl 44 A- 48 36 - 28 Lorain 37 - - 46 20 -- 40 Norwalk 29 - 44 I7 - 33 Tiffin Col, 30 -v 3I I4 - 20 Upper Sanduslcy 37 -- 36 30 - 28 Buryrus 52 - 36 39 - 2I Porf Clinfon 47 - 46 27 - 29 Norwalk 37 -Y 47 22 -- 23 Creslline 68 - 31 5l - 39 Porl Clinlon 23 -- 35 37 - 35 Willard 45 - 34 27 - 8 Sandusky 1011 38 - 44 34 - 22 Elyria 53 - 28 33 - 35 Galion 50 - 35 20 - I9 DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Shelby 35 - 32 34 - 33 Porl Clinfon 32 - 5I None 162- eserves Have Successful Year STANDING: Nap Videan, managerg James Lepley, Ted Nynrfzes, ,laf,kGaT1C-I, Rirhard LaSalle Armando Alvarez, LUAL ll. SITTING: Chirius Pr-rrvs, Rirlmrd Glasrxo, Rirhard Slarr, Milliwn Bru- km-r, T--'T Arnfld, sl imiw Gnlwl. NCT IN ITICTURL: William Sprankel, mfsnaqr-r. LOCALS WIN NINE OF THEIR SIXTEEN SCHEDULED GAMES Coach Al Alvarez's Redmen Reserves compleTed one oT Their mosT successTul seasons in recenT years. The iunior Redmen piled up 457 poinTs To The 436 OT Their opponenTs Tor an average OT al3ouT 28'f2 To 27lf4 per game. The Red and WhiTe undersTudies won nine oT Their sixTeen games while one oT Their deTeaTs came on an overTime decision. Several more oT Their losses were by close margins, one oT Them by a single marker and The oTher by Two poinTs. The Team goT oTT To a slow sTarT by dropping Their TirsT Three games. Then Bucyrus proved The TirsT vicTim To The vicTory,hungry Redmen seconds, 39 To 2I. Norwalk sTopped The Redmen shorT in The nexT conTesT, 23 To 22, in a Thriller ThaT was un- decided unTil The Tinal second. The Red and WhiTe opened up To Take five successive wins over PorT CIinTon, Sandusky, Galion, Shelby, and FremonT be- Tore The Maples Trom Norwalk again halTed The Redmen. The Reserves popped back To nose ouT Upper Sandusky, IJUT IosT To PorT ClinTon in an over-Time baTTle, 29-27. The Redmen racked up Two more To Their ever-growing vicTory column, beTore Elyria broughT Their season To a close wiTh a 35 To 33 seT- back Tor The locals. The Alvarez-coached quinTeT showed good ball handling and should provide excellenT varsily ma- Terial Tor The TuTure squads. BELLEVUE IS ONLY THORN IN MlDDLETOWN'S RECORD Because oT The deTeaT handed Them by The Belle- vue Redmen lasl year, The lvliddleTown Middies iusT missed gaining permanenT possession oT The STaTe Travelling Trophy. This mighT have been lvlidf dleTown's Third sTraighT year in The Championship spoT. They won in I944 and again in I946 and IosT only in The Tinals To Bellevue in I945. ln TacT, ThaT loss To Bellevue is lvliddleTown's only deTeaT in sevenTy games. -- 63 -. COBCTI COOPCI' I8 BBCIK TRACK RETURNS Affer a fhree-year absence from fhe Bellevue sporfs scene, 'rhe spring sporl of +rack rerurned in I946 lo fake iis place beside fooiball and basker- ball. Fifly-'rhree candidares reporied +o Coaches Coo- per and Alvarez, and lafer fhe squad was whirlled down +0 iorfy-one. In The Tirsr meel, an inierclass coniesl held on April 3, The Freshmen-Juniors bowed +0 'rhe Senior- Sophomore combine, 62113 +o 592f3. A new infer- class record was ser in The mile relay by Jim Ko- vacs, Jim Ball, Joe Zimmerman, and Mil+ Bruckner, reoresenfing +he Freshmen-Juhiors. The lime was 4:l4.2. On April 9, fhe Redmen defeafed Amhersf 66 lo 52 a+ Greenwood Heighfs Field. Tiffin Columbian were humbled by The B.l-l.S. cindermen, 98-20, on April I2. When Bellevue mei Republic on April I6, lhey lrounced 'rhem 9l2f3 ro 261f3. Movies were raken of This mee+ +0 aid in sludying form. As The Comef goes 'ro press. a meer is sched- uled wilh Norwalk, one wilh Clyde, a Triangular meef wirh Monroeville and Caslalia, and a league mee? in Galion. A+ +he league meel' lhe 'rrackmen will be gun- ning ior 'rheir firsf N.O.L. rille. Five leams are enfered, Bellevue, Galion, Bucyrus, Norwalk, and Upper Sandusky. Coach Cooper expecls fhe slilif- esf compe+i+ion fo be offered by fhe Yellow Jackefs of Upper Sandusky. Wiih four meers played, Mill Bruckner is unde- Teafed in rhe mile and in lhe half-mile run. Bill Serraino has fasfed vicfory every lime in The IOO- yard dash. The half-mile relay leam, composed of Bill Ser- raino. Dale Campbell, Don Moyer, and Gene Grore, are wifhin one second of 'rhe school record: and before 'rhe season is over, 'rhe boys hope +0 break ii. Leading scorers so far in fhe season are Dale Campbell, Don Moyer, and Milf Bruckner. There are ninefeen possible major or minor leffer winners: Dale Campbell, Bob Canfield, Ralph Kie- ser, Don McClin+ock, Ed Moyer, Bill Serraino, Hal Shelley, Melvin Shelley, Daryl Shupp, Gene Grole, Jim Ball, Sieve Merk, Don Moyer, Frank LaSalle, Dick Slarr, Jim Gabel, Dean Todd, Bill Brown, and Mil+on Bruckner. Under ihe supervision of Coaches Cooper and L TOP: Ted Fox, Bill Gohlilce, Harry Coe, Jaclc Baughman, Richard Newfon Baker, Donald Miller. SECOND: Coach Cooper, Marlin Birkholz, Anfhony DeBIase, Jim Jaclx Gabel, Eugene Grofe, Donald McCIinIock, Sieve Merlc, LaSalle, Hal Shelley, Donald Heurinq, Charles Frisch. Russell Cindermen of '46 Bell, Edward Soldano, Wayne Hazelbaclc, Dominic Laviola, Smifh, Bill Brown, Tom Beard, Vernon Konsr, Neil Friend, Ralph Kieser, Ed Moyer, Jim Gabel, Dean Brown, Frank Rupperl, Coach Alvarez. FIRST: Jim Rupperf, Pe-fer Diefzel Jim Kovacs, Melvin Shelley, Dean Todd, Diclc Slarr, Don Moyer, Millon Bruclcner, Jim Ball, Roberf Canfield, Dale Campbell, Raymond Ballelline, Bill Se rraino, Daryl Shupp, Bob Abell, ScoH Abell. Alvarez, fhe boys learned Ihe Iechniques Ihal malce Iraclc 'rhe keen sporr Ihaf il is. Coach Cooper was B.H.S. Iraclc coach before his enlrance inlo Ihe Navy. He alfended Ihe I936 Olympic games in Germany as a member of The U. S. delegafion. STANDING RECORDS IOO-yard Dash: Vic Roesch. '39.. ,,,. IO.2 S. 220-yard Dash: Vic Roesch. '39, ,. 22.8 S. 440-yard Dash: William Nims, '33, .. 52.6 S. 880-yard Run: Sam Cooper, Paul Raish '32 Mile: Howard Kalies '39 ...............,........ 4:40 S. High Hurdles: Roy Beasley '38., ..I5.9 S. Low Hurdles: Roy Beasley '38 .,.... ,........ 2 5.3 S. High Jump: Emerson Miichell '35 .,...,,. 5' SV? Broad Jump: Donald Moyer '46, , ..... I9' I I Pole VauII': Emerson Mirchell, '35 ., .I I' 6 Discus: Roberr Callaghan '39 N, . . I28 I+. Shof Pu+: Richard Schoen '40 ...48' 4 880-yard Relay: Loyal Roesch, Chas. Cor- reggio, Harold Geiger, Jaclc Hull '4I min. 36.9 S. Mile Relay: Harold Geiger, Eugene McMahon, Jack Huff, Charles Correggio '4I. ., ,, ........ 3 min. 38 S. ...55.. Boys' lntramurals Contests at Noon Attract Large Crowds, Discover Champions With practically every boy in high school com- peting in some torm ot athletic event, the l945-'46 intramural season was again a big success tor par- ticipants and tans alike. Volleyball, touch tootball, boxing, track and king basketball held the spotlights in their re- spective seasons. Miss Wright's homeroom, lI7, walked ott with all the team contests except the basketball tourney, which was won by Miss Buttiington's lO8. Pictured below are the champs ot homeroom ll7. On the opposite page boys' boxing and swimming classes go through their paces. When the intramural testival was held in the Bl-l.S. auditorium on April 9, a large attendance showed the interest ot the townstolk in seeing the type ot work done in physical education classes. Lists ot intramural winners are to be tound on the tollowing page. INTRAMURAL CHAMPS - ROOM ll7 LEFT TO RIGHT: Anthony Santoro, William Serraino, Charles Mira, Dayton Shunkwilrer, Thomas Hagerman, Sylvester Lepley, Melvin Bruner. 4 Winners Are Listed TOUCH FOOTBALL Junior-Senior Division Room II7 M. Bruner D. Slwunlcwiler C. Mira A. Sanforo T. Hagerman E. Alexander W. Serraino S. Lepley Freshman-Sophomore Division Room I07 Ronald Konsf Tom Beard Eddie Slcees Roberf Sfephenson Roberf Hevman Don Yingling VOLLEYBALL Junior-Senior Division Room I I7 M. Bruner D. Slwunlcwiler C. Mira Freshman-Sophomore A. Sanioro T. Hagerman E. Alexander W. Serraino S. Leplev Room I22 Dick Andrews Dean Todd Jim Gabel Diclc Hamer Eugene Grofe Jim Herman BASKETBALL Junior-Senior Division Regular Division Room I I7 M. Bruner D. Slwunlxwiler C. Mira A. Sanioro T. Hagerman E. Alexander W. Serraino J. Gilmore L., 67 -.- Division Freshman-Sophomore Division Room 224 J. Bauglwman L. Koch T. Fox R. Yingling W. Hazelbaclw J. Sloerna BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT Room IO8 M. Slwellev R. Clemons R. Canfield E. Francis E. Rasclwke F. Leplev C. Sidoii BOXING Jaclc Gabel Wayne Moyer Wayne Hazelbaclw PING PONG Werner Mariin ln Girls' lntramurals .luniors Shine Championships in girls iniramural conlesls seen 'ro be a habil wiih +he Juniors. Alihough from soccer in lhe fall unlil sofiball in lhe spring, B.l-l.S. girl afhlerics are always on.+he ball, fhis is es- pecially lrue of 'rhe Juniors. They have won four- namenis in volleyball, baslcelball, ping pong doubles and foul shooling. All sporls aclivilies were under +he supervision of Miss Grover, physical educaiion leacher. During 'rhe fall days lhe girls could be found engaging in soccer games on ihe playing field be- hind ihe school, buf bad weaiher prevenled lhe complelion of a lournameni. Volleyball was ihe main allraclion in November. The Junior leam caplained by Janice l-lamer, suc- ceeded in winning lirsf place honors among lhe six feams. Members of The leam are: Janice l-lamer, Mary Louise Wilhelm, Rosalie Slurgeon, Mariorie Friend, Rila Baldwin, Susan Reilzel, Shirley Springer, Jean Erl, Carherine Brown, Jerry Joyce, Belma Knauss, Rulh Pirlenger, Nora Siarr, and Ann Wolfe. During ihe baslceiball season, enihusiaslic plays lCon+inued on Page 69l Basketball Allstars BACK ROW: Jacqueline Young, Nancy Frosf, Marjorie Horn, Jean Erf, Susan Reil- zel, Dorolhy Miller. FRONT ROW: Bonifa Springer, Lorene Scheid, Charlolfe Bingel, Nora S+arr. Jan- ice Hamer, Calherine Brown, Dorofhy Shelley. NOT IN PICTURE: Ellen Woodward, Rifa Baldwin, Clarice Hire. Volleyball Champs TOP ROW: Mariorie Friend, Rosalie Slur- geon, Belma Knauss. SECOND ROW: Rulh Pilienger. Mary Louise Wilhelm, Calherine Brown, Janice Hamer. FIRST ROW: Jerry Joyce, Susan Reifzel, Shirley Springer, Nora Slarr, Jean Erf. NOT IN PlCTURE: Rila Baldwin, Ann Wolfe. .-68... Graceful gals bend sup- ple limbs as lhey learn modern dance lechniques. For lhe lissome lassies. look yonder. Girls' lntramurals lConlinued lrom Page 68, ing and keen compelilion were crealed in lhe round-robin lournamenl during noon hours. Again a Junior leam lll, caplained by Janice Hamer, came lhrough wilh llying colors lo claim lhe lille. Olher members ol lhe winning leam include: Ro- salie Slurgeon, Marjorie Friend, Eileen Claus, Su- san Reilzel, Shirley Springer, Josephine Sberna, Mary K. Siesel. Four leams which hold a lie lor second place are: Team ll, caplained by Jackie Young: Team IV, Nora Slarr: Team V, Pal Fox and Dorolhy Shelley: Team Vll, Bonila Springer. The lour olher parlicipaling learns were Lorene Scheid's Team l, Mary Ann Siesel's Team VI, Louise Papke's Team VIII, Jo Ann Radkey's Team IX. Al lhe close ol lhe season, lwo All-Slar leams were chosen. While All Slars are Nora Slarr, Jac- kie Young, Bonila Springer, Dorolhy Shelley. Susan Reilzel, Irene Brown, Lorene Scheid, Nancy Frosl. Red All-Slars are Janice Hamer, Charlolle Bingel, Jean Erl, Marjorie Horn, Clarice l-lire, Rila Bald' win, Ellen Woodward and Dorolhy Miller. Ollicials include: Rose Jane Monarchi, releree: Pal Fox, um- pire: Carolyn Arnholl, Joanne Zehner, scorers: Mary Jane Malherly, limer. ln lhe foul shooling conlesl, Janice Hamer won in lhe Jr.-Sr. division, while Suzelle Lepley won in lhe Fr.-Soph. division. The lille ol lhe ping pong singles eliminalion lournamenl was laken by Frances Keiser, wilh Susan Reilzel and Jean Erl winning lhe double ping pong honors. Joanne Zehner and Dorolhy Shelley caplured lhe Badminlon doubles lille. Baclminlon singles and sofl- ball lournamenls compleled lhe spring program ol girls' inlramural aclivilies, bul resulls were nol known belore lhe Comel wenl lo press. G. A. A. Gives B's To Eight Members Six senior girls and Two iunors are 'rhe proud wearers of +he while B, fhe highesf arhlefic honor a girl a+ B.l-LS. can afrain. Winners include 'rhe following: CHARLOTTE BINGEL MARJORIE HORN PEGGY KIRWAN JACKIE YOUNG ELLEN WOODWARD LORENE SCHEID SUSAN REITZEL JEAN ERE By parriciparion in iniramurals, rhey have earned 'rheir 250 poinfs which enfiile rhem +o rhe Girls Afhleric Associafion B . They have collec+ed poinfs in volle ball, foul shooring, badminron, ping pong, sofr ball, and baslcerball, and by orficiaring af +he inframural games. G. A. A. Includes Forty-eight Members However, long before a girl wins her B, she has become a member of fhe Girls' A+hle+ic Asso- ciafion by winning her firsr 80 poinfs. Presenr meme bers of rhe G.A.A. are as follows: SENIORS: LueHa Andrews, Elizabefh Arnholr, Charlorre Bingel, Margaref Brown, Nancy Casfro- vince. Rifa Claus, Shirley Dory, Maureen Englund, Nancy Frost Ann Marie Furlong, Joyce Gibson, Lois Glasgo, Marna Hellman, Mariorie l-lorn, Peggy Kirwan, Joyce Korndorfer, Rose Jane Monrachi, Berry Nyerges, Charleen Radkey, Diane Rusk, Lo- rene Scheid, Phyllis Snyder, Ellen Woodward, and Jackie Young. JUNIORS: Rira Baldwin, Carherine Brown, Jean Erf, Marjorie Friend, Janice l-lamer, Margarer Lamb, Susan Reifzel, Jo Sberna, Nora Srarr, and Shirley Springer. SOPHOMORES: Carolyn Arnholr, lrene Brown, Pai Fox, Frances Kieser, Dororhy Shelley, Glee Swigarr, Jeannefre Tibboles, Joanne Zehner, Doris Meyers, Doroihy Miller, Edirh Monarchi, Gerfrude Nuby, Agnes Phillips, and Bonila Springer. Aquatics lub KNEELING: Miss Grover, Jean Eri, Belly Nyerges, Louise Paplle, Pai Fox, Peggy Kirwan, Ann Marie Furlong, Barbara Briehl. SlTTlNG: Joanne Zehner, Francis Kieser, Glee Swiqarf, Don- na Lhienbach JoAnn Radkey, GaN Rudd, Juanha Bodey lnaiean Weisharf, Josephine Sberna. NOT IN PICTURE: Pai Connors, Maureen Englund, Nancy Frosf, Jerry Joyce, Margarel Lamb, Charleen Radlcey. To Keep Trim Mermaids Swim These mermaids oi 'rhe high-school swimming pool noi only have a good iime ar lively swim ses- sions, bui also learn rhyrhmic swimming and wafer ballei under ihe direclion of Miss Eihel Grover. Membership in ihe Aquaiics Club is won only aifer a girl has successfully compleied a swimming examinaiion given by The veleran Aqualians. l-lighliglriing +he Aquafics year is a splash par+y ai which club members enferfain fheir guesfs wifh a novel luncheon-swim. Officers of ihe Aquafics Club are as follows: CHARLEEN RADKEY Presidenr GLEE SWIGART , , ,, Vice-Presideni JEAN ERF .. , , Secreiary-Treasurer Ofher members: I945 and I946 Barbara Briehl, Pai Fox, Maureen Englund, Joyce Gibson, Francis Kieser, Peggy Kirwan, BeHy Nyer- ges. Joanne Zehner. l946 Juanila Bodey, Pal Conners, Jerry Joyce, Louise Paplce, JoAnn Radlcey, Gail Rudd, Josephine Sber- na, lnaiean Weishari. Parents Proud As Seniors Graduate May 23 BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Bellevue High School - May I9, I946 - 8 FCM. Processional - Pomp and Circumsiance. ..... , . .. .. w,,,, .. . Edward Elgar High School Orchesfra Prayer of Thanksgiving - Nelherland Eollc Tune. Senior Class and Orcheslra lnvocaiion ,,a,,,,,,,..,..,,,,Y.,,,...... ..,,, . ..... R ev. Clyde R. Wendell Evangelical Church Response - Gloria Palri .. ...,,,A,.,...A.,,, Paleslrina Prelude Choir The S+ar . . , ,,,,,..,...c., , ,,d.,,,d,,,,,.,,,,. Rodgers Prelude Choir Baccalaureale Address . , . . .. Dr. Chesier B. Emmerson Trinify Calhedral, Cleveland. Ohio Benediclion . ,,,c,A.. ....,.,,.......,,.,..,. R ev. Leroy A. Moyer Church of The Nazarene The Lord Bless You .,,......, . ,,,,, .,...,,..,s , . Prelude Choir Recessional - God of Our Fafhers . ......,.,.... George W. Warren - COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Seveniy-iirsl Annual Commencemenr High School Orches+ra Bellevue High School -- May 23, I946 -- 8 P.M. Prelude. Guilmanl, , ,High School Orches+ra lnvocaiion ................ ....,,... R ev. Cecil L. Gruver Glad Tidings Tabernacle My Task , Ashford ............ .... . .. ............................................... ...... , Senior Girls Ensemble Address fo lhe Class. You+h in lhe World of Tomorrow . .. .... .... . .. ......, Dr. Frank A. Sharp Union Bapiisf Church, Pilisburgh Preseniaiion of 'rhe Class of I946 .. , . ...,,.,, , , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,, P rincipal E. S. Glasgo Conferring of Diplomas. ...... . ...... .,.., ,,.,...,.,,,,, D r . H. K. Shumaker Presideni of ihe Board of Educalion Class Song .... . . . .. . ..... The Class of I946 Benediciion .. ....... Rev. M. M. Gressley ...72.. Congregafional Church The Comet News BHS--l-i1-Senior Classified Adverlising Education Keith Bandy: Mixed Chorus 2, 3. 4: to In vest Alice Abel: Mixed Chorus I: Aquaiics lics I. 2, 3, 4: Spring Feslival I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4, Service Chair- man 2: Junior Dramalics 3: Slage Crew 2: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: Music Award 4. Eugene Alexander: Reserve Foolball I: Junior Life Saving I: Home Room Officer I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3: lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basluelball 2: Dial Slail 2, 3: Spring Feslival 2, 3, 4: Come? Siafl' 3: Junior Play 3: Music Award 4: Scholarship Team 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Luella Andrews: Inlramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Orcheslra I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Feslival I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I. 3: Girl Re- serves 2, 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4. Elixabelh Arnholf: Siudenl Council I: Library Club I. 2, 3, Vice-Presidenl' 2, Presidenl 3: Spring Feslival I. 2, 3. 4: Vocabulary Conlesf Champion 2: Comel Slali 2, 3. 4. Co-Edilor 4: Dial Sfaii 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-Presideni 3, Publicify Chairman 4: Prelude Choir 2, 3, 4: lnlramurals 2, 4: Class Vice-Presidenl 3: Junior Dramalics Club 3: Time Hislory Award 3. 4: Library Club Medal 3: Class Play 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Presideni' 4: Thespians 3. 4, Vice-Presidenl 4: Music Award 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Girls' Ensemble 3. 4: G. A. A. 3. 4: Class Secrelary 4: Nalional Honor Sociely ship Team 4: Time Award, 3rd Place 4. 4: Scholar- Carl Arlinoz Inrramurals I, 2: Hi-Y 4: Sludeni Council 4: Slage Crew 4. Margarel Axe: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Girls' Chorus I, 2. Arfhur Baca: McAllen H. S.. McAllen, Texas I: Edinburg Senior H. S., Edin- burg, Texas 2. 3: Bellevue H. S. 4: Re- serve Fooiball I: Traclx Team I: Fresh- man Baslcelball I: Junior Life Saving l. 2. Spring Feslival 2. 3. 4: Sludenl Coun- cil 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. Geraldine Bechfold: Home Room Oili- cer I: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Girl Re- serves 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramaiics Club 3. Wanted: Jobs Richard Bell: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: lnlramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Baslxefball Manager 3: Junior Dramalics Club 3: Varsily Foolball Manager 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4: Traclx Squad 4. Barbara Biechler: Drum Corps I, 2. 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3. 4: Spring Feslival 2. 4: Junior Dramalics 3: Music Award 3, 4: lnlramurals 4. Charlofle Bingel: lnlramurals I, 2, 3. 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: Library Award 2: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4, Social Chairman 2. 3: Junior Dra- maiics 3: Class Play 3, 4: F. I-I. A. 3, 4: Thespians 3. 4. James Branco: Varsily Swimming I: Re- serve Foolball I. 2: Iniramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Varsily Foolball 3, 4: Sfage Crew 4. Barbara Briehl: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Drum Corps I, 2. 3: lnframurals I, 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Aquafics 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 4: Junior Dramalics 3: Mu- sic Award 3, 4: Properlies, Class Play 3. 4: Treble Clef Club 3, 4: Senior Life Saving 4. Dean Brown: Reserve Foofball I: Inlra- murals I, 2. 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Slage Crew 3, 4: Track Team 4. Lyman Brown: Hi-Y I. Margarel Brown: Drum Corps I, 2: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Inlramurals I, 2. 3. 4: Home Room Officer 2: F. H. A. 2: Spring Feslival 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Treble Clef Club 3. Presidenl 3: Slage Crew 3: Music Award 3: G. A. A. 3, 4. I 946 For Hire: Melvin Bruner: lnlramurals I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Slage Crew 3: Senior Life Saving 4. Roberf Buck: Band 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Infra- murals 4: Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. Dale Campbell: Reserve Foofball Mana- ger I: Junior Liie Saving I: Reserve Baslcelball I, 2: lnlramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Traci: Team I. 4: Var- sily Fooiball 2, 3. 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Varsify Baslrelball 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4. Presidenr 4:CIass Treasurer 4: Spring Fesfival 4: Nalion- al Alhlaiic Scholarship 4: Nalional Honor Sociefy 4: Scholarship Team 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Jecl Campbell: Reserve Baslcefball I: Track Team I: Freshman Baslcefball I: Hi-Y I, 2: Class Vice-Presidenl I, 2: Srudeni Council 3: Nafional Honor Sociely 4, Presidenl 4. Roberf Canieldz Junior Life Saving I: lniramurals I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 4: Traci: Team I. 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Var- sify Fooiball 3, 4: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spring Feslival 4. Nancy Casfrovince: Girls' Chorus I: Drum Corps I, 2, 3: Inlramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2: Junior Drama- iics 3: Music Award 3, 4: Properlies, Class Play 3, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Library Club 4: Thespians 4: Marching Band 4, Drum Maior 3, 4. Rila Claus: Library Club I: Mixed Cho- rus I: Drum Corps I. 2, 3: Drum Maior 3, 4: G. A. A. 2. 3.4: Girl Reserves 2, 4: Junior Dramaiics 3: Inlramurals I, 2. 3. 4: Music Award 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Scholarship Team 4: Marching Band 4: Comer Arl' 4. Roberf Clemons: Inframurals I. 2, 3.4. Roberl Collins: Junior Dramalics 3: Comel Slalf 3. Doroiliy Didion: Girls' Chorus I, 2: In- framurals I, 2. 3, 4: Spring Feslival I. BHS Jobs Wanted: 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: Junior Dramafics 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: Music Award 3. 4: Treble Clef Club 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Joseph Disandis: Home Room Officer I: Junior Life Saving I: Hi-Y I: lnifd- murals I, 2. 3, 4: Sfudenf Council 2: Reserve Basirefball 2: Varsify Foofball 2, 3, 4: Class Presidenl' 3. 4: Varsify Basllefball 3, 4: Senior Play 4: Na- fional Afhlefic Scholarship 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spring Fesfival 4. Shirley Dofy: lnframurals I: Drum Corps I, 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Spring Fes- fivel I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 47 G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Drum Maier 3: Junior Dramafics 3: F. H. A. 3, 4: Music Award 3. 4: Treble Clef Club 3. 4: Marching Band 4. V Maureen Englund: Prelude Choir I, 2: Inframurals I, 2: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Marching, Symphonic: Sfudenf Di- recfor, Pep Band 4: Drum Maier 4: Orchesfra I, 2. 3. 4: Aquafics I, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 3: Library Club I. 2, 3, 4: Spring Fesfival I, 2. 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I. 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4: Junior Dramafics 3: F. H. A. 3: Thespians 3. 4: Comer Sfaff 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4. Eugene Francis: Spring Festival I. 2. 3: lnframurals I, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3: Sfage Crew 4. Nancy Frost Library Club I, 2: Drum Corps I. 2: Spring Fesfival I, 2, 3, 4: Aquatics I, 2, 3, 4: Prelude Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus l, 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: G. A. A. 2, 3. 4, Music Chairman 4: Inframurals 2. 3, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Class Play 3. 4: Music Award 3. 4: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Nafional Honor Sociery 4: Thes- pians 4. Ann Marie Furlong: Mixed Chorus I: Drum Corps I, 2, 3: Inframurals I, 2. 3, 4: Aquafics 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 4: Spring Fesfival 3, 4: Music Award 3: Treble Clef 3.4: Comer Sfaff 4. The Comet News Senior Classified Adverfising Marfha Gfell: Girls' Chorus I: Spring Fesfival I, 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4. Social Chairman 3, Presidenr 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Comef Sfaff 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Treble Clef Club 3, 4. Joyce Gibson: Inframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Aquafics 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 4: G. A. A. 3, 4: Senior Life Saving 4. Abilities To ln vest: Joseph Gilmore: Logan, W. Va.. H. S. l. 2, 3: Civics Club I: Lafin Club 2, 3: Here's How Sfaff 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Bellevue H. S. 4: Senior Play 4: Thes- pians 4. Lois Glasgo: Frazeysburg. H. S. I, 2: Bellevue H. S. 3, 4: Class Presidenf I: lnframurals l, 2, 3.4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Pep, Marching, Symphonic: Orchesfra I, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Sexfeffe 2: Lafin Club 2: Junior Dra- mafics 3: Girl Reserves 3. 4: Spring Fesfival 3. 4: Girls Ensemble 3, 4: Mu- sic Award 3, 4: Sfudenf Direcfor, Sen- ior Play 4: G. A. A. 4: Nafional Hon- or Sociefy 4: Thespians 4: Scholarship Team 4. Rifa Hager: lnframurals I: Drum Corps I, 2: Mixed Chorus l. 2: F. H. A. 2: Spring Fesfival 2, 3: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Treble Clef Club 3. Secrefary 3: Music Award 3. Good Merchandise: Thomas Hagerman: Hi-Y I. 2: Inframu- rals I. 2, 3.4: Reserve Baslcefball 3: Varsily Foofball 3, 4. Lois Hanes: Home Room Officer I. 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Dra- marics 3: Music Award 3, 4: Spring Fesfival 4. Marna Helfman: Library Club I: Home Room Officer I, 2: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Junior Play ..741 ' -nn- I 946 Situations Wanted: 3: Sfudenf Council 3: Comef Sfaff 4: Thespians 4. Grefa Hayman: lnframurals 3. Leoia Hill: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Music Award 3, 4: Spring Fesfival 4. Mariorie Horn: Spring Fesfival I, 2. 3. 4: lnframurals I, 2. 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presidenf 2, Service Chair- man 3: Program Chairman 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Prelude Choir 2. 3. 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Come? Sfaff 4: Dial Sfaff 3, 4: F. H. A. 4: Nafional Honor Sociefy 4: Thespians 4. Kannefh Horfon: Track Manager I: Boys' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3, 4: lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Fes- fival I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4. Presi- denf 2, 4. Vice-Presideni 3: Home Room Officer 2: Sfudenf Council 2: Orchesfra 3, 4: Junior Dramafics 3: Boys' Quarfeffe 3: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4: Music Award 3. 4: Var- sify Foofbell 3, 4: Nafional Afhlefic Scholarship 4. Rosemary Joyce: Drum Corps I: Library I, 2, Vice-Presidenf I: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4. Secrefary 4: G. A. A. 2. 3: Pre- lude Choir 2. 3, 4: Spring Fesfival 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: lnframurals 4: Comef Arf 4. Rush Karg: Thompson H. S. I, 2, 3: Belle- vue H. S. 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2: F. H. A. I, 2, 3, 4, Reporfer 3: Junior Play 3. Elsie Keene: Dearborn, Michigan, H. S. I, 2: G. A. A. I, 2: Band I, 2: Or- chesfra I, 2: Bellevue H. S. 3, 4: Marching Band 3. 4: Symphonic Band 4, Presidenf 4: Pep Band 3, 4: Orches- fra 4: Music Award 4: Girl Reserves 4: F. H. A. 4: lnframurals 3, 4: Spring Fesfival 4. Charles Keller: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. x -some BHS Attention Employers: Ralph Kieser: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2: Varsity Football 4: Track Team 4: Stage Crew 4: National Athletic Scholarship 4: National Honor Society 4, Treasurer 4: Scholarship Team 4. Peggy Kirwan: Drum Corps I, 2: G. A. A. I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Aquatics Club 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3: Prelude Choir 2, 4: Spring Fes- tival 2, 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Music Award 3. William Kistler: Reserve Fooball I: Jun- ior Lite Saving I: Track I: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 4: Spring Festival 2, 4: Football Varsity 2, 3, 4. Freda Klein: Girls' Chorus I, 2: Girl Re- serves 2, 3: Junior Dramatics 3. Joyce Korndorter: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Prelude Choir 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Devotional Chairman 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: F. H. A. 3, 4, Reporter 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Dial Statil 3, 4: Comet Statit 4: National Honor Society 4: Music Award 4. Wilma Knauss: Drum Corps I: Student Council I, 2, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4, Recorder 3, Vice- President 4: Dial Statt 3: Comet Statt 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. ' Rose Lamanna: Mixed Chorus I: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 4. Donald Laplay: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Spring Festival I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 4. Sylvester Lepley: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Spring Festival I, 2: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2, 3: Senior Play 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Class Vice- President 4: National Athletic Schol- arship 4: National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4: Dantord Award 4. The Comet News Senior Classified Advertising I94b Ready After May 24 Donna Jean Linkenbach: Clyde H. S. I, 2: Bellevue H. S. 3, 4: F. H. A. I: Glee Club I, 2: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Spring Fes- tival I, 2, 3, 4: Press Club 2: Junior Dramatics 3: Music Award 3: Treble Clet 3, 4: Girl Reserves 3, 4: Senior Lite Saving 4: Aquatics 4: G. A. A. 4: Prelude Choir 4. Katherine Loparo: Mixed Chorus I: Girl Reserves 2, 3. Donald McClintock: Boys' Chorus I: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep, Marching, Sym- phonic: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: Lite Saving I, 4: Stage Crew 2: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Boys' Quartette 3: Junior Dramatics 3: Orchestra 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Track Team 4: Scholarship Team 4. Betty Martin: Bellevue H. S. I, 4:Thomp- son H. S. 2, 3: F. H. A. 2, 3: Mixed Chorus 3. Werner Martin: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4. Jimmie Mills Charles Mira: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Jun- ior Dramatics 3: Student Council 4: Time Award, Second Place 4. Rita Missler Zita Missler Rose Jane Monarchi: Spring Festival I, 2, 3, 4: Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4: Intra- murals I, 2, 3, 4: Prelude Choir I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 2: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2: Junior Play 3: Junior Dramatics 3: Thespians 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Comet Statt 4: Dial Statf 4: National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Edward Moyer: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Pep, Marching, Sym- phonic: Track I, 4: Stage Crew 2, 3: Junior Dramatics 3: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Thespians 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Music Award 3, 4: Track Team 4: Spring Festival 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Lyle Moyer: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 4: Track I, Team 4: Seamanship Class 2, Secretary 2: Reserve Basket- ball 2, 3: Junior Dramatics 3: Varsity Football 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 4: Na- tional Athletic Scholarship 4: Scholar- ship Team 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Spring Festival 4. Betty North: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Music Award 4. Opportunities Wanted: Betty Nyerges: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Aquatics 2, 3, 4: Comet Statt 3: Junior Dramatics 3, Treasurer 3: G. A. A. 3, 4: Thespians 4. Roy Paul: Freshman Basketball I: Re- serve Football I, 2: Varsity Football 2, 3: Student Council 3. Norma Pocock: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Sym- phonic, Marching: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Intramurals 3, 4-: Music Award 3, 4: Orchestra 3.4: Spring Festival 3, 4: Scholarship Team 4. Dorothy Queen: Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: F. H. A. 2, 4, Social Chairman 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Stage Crew 3: Spring Festival 3, 4: Cheerleader 4: Music Award 4. Charleen Radkey: Spelling Champion I: Library Club I, 2, 3, Secretary I, President 2, Treasurer 3: Intramurals I, 2, 3: Student Council I, 2, 3. 4, Treasurer 2, 3, President 4: Aquatics I, 2, 3, 4, President 4: Mixed Chorus I, 3: Prelude Choir 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3, Secretary 2: Spring Festival 2, 3: G. A. A. 2, 3, 4: Vocabulary Contest Champion 3: Junior Dramatics 3: Girls' Ensemble 3, 4: Class Play 3, 4: Dial Statt 3, 4: Music Award 3, 4: Comet Statt 4: Thespians 4: Ouill and Scroll 4. ior Dramatics 3: Music Award 3. 4: The Comet News BHS Senior Classified Advertising I946 Offerings: Dayton Shunkwiler: Linesville Conneaut services Edwin Reschhe: Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew 4. Thelma Rotpert: Mixed Chorus I, 2: Jun- ior Dramatics 3: Treble Clet Club 3: Music Award 3. 4. Russell Ruppert: Junior Lite Saving I: Intramurals I, 2. 3: HI-Y I. 2. 3. 4: Track I, Manager 4: Stage Crew 3. Senior Play 4: Thespians 4. Diana Rush: Library Club I. 2: Intramu- rals I. 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 4: Stage Crew 2: Spring Festival 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4. Publicity Chair- man 2: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Junior Dra- matics 3: Music Award 3. 4: Treble Clet Club 3. 4: Thespians 4. Anthony Santoro: Intramurals 3. 4: JUN- ior Play 3: Stage Crew 4. Lorena Scheid: Intramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Spring Festival 2. 3. 4: Prelude Choir 2, 3.4: G. A. A. 2. 3.4: Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Spring Festival 3, 4: Dial Statt 4: Girls' Ensemble 4: National Honor So- ciety 4: Scholarship Team 4: Music Award 4. Brains, Brown For Hire: Vincent Sehlicht: Reserva Football I: Re- serve Basketball I: Home Room Officer I, 2: Intramurals I. 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Football 2. 4: Varsity Basketball 2. 3. 4: Student Council 3: Spring Festival 3. 4: National Ath- letic Scholarship 4: Mixed Chorus 4. William Serraino: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Track I. Team 4: Reserve Basketball Manager 2: Varsity Basketball Mana'- ger 3. 4. Harold Shelley: Reserve Football I: In- tramurals I. 2. 4: Varsity Football 2, 3. 4: Reserve Basketball 3: Track Team 4. Melvin Shelley: Reserve Football I: In- tramurals I. 2. 3, 4: Track Team 4. H. S.. Linesville, Pa.. I: Class Vice- President I: Bellevue H. S. I. 2, 3, 4: Intramurals I, 2, 3, 4: Band I. 2. 3. Daryl Shupp: Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4: Track 4. Carl Sidoti: Intramurals l. 2, 3, 4. Joseph Sly: Freshman Basketball I: Track Team I: Intramurals I. 2. 3: Hi-Y I. 2, 3, President 2. Vice-President 3: Stu- dent Council 2. Phyllis Snyder: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Stage Crew 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Junior Dramatics 3. Mary Soldano: Mixed Chorus I: Intra- murals I: F. H. A. 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Treble Clet Club 3. 4: Comet Staff 3. 4: Spring Festival 3, 4: Dial Statt 4. William Stoldt: Home Room Otilicer I: Band I. 2. 3, 4: Pep. Symphonic: ln- tramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y I, 2. 3. 4: Orchestra 2: Spring Festival 2: Sea- manship Class 2: Reserve Football 2: Stage Crew 2. Manager 3, 4: Varsity Football 3. 4: Thespians 3, 4: Music Award 3. 4: Senior Play 4. Walter Stout: Intramurals I, 2. 3, 4. Robert Todd: Varsity Football Manager I: Reserve Basketball Manager I: Hi- Y I, 2, 3. 4. Secretary 2: Student Council I, 4: Dial Statt 2: Intramurals 2: Comet Statl 2, 3: Varsity Basketball Manager 2, 3.4: Mixed Chorus 4: Na- tional Athletic Scholarship 4. Albert Valko: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Boys' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I. 2. Stephen Valko: Freshman Basketball I: Class President I, 2: Varsity Football I. 2, 3: Varsity Basketball 2: Mixed Chorus 2. 3: Intramurals 3: Student Council 3. Vice-President 3: Music Award 3. Vesta Wagner: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 4: Home Room Officer 2: Spring Festi- 176- A vailable: val 2. 3.4: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4: Jun- Treble Clef Club 3. 4: Dial Statt 4: Comet Statt 4: National Honor Socie- ty 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Scholarship Team 4. Leota Mae Weishart: Girls' Chorus I: F. H. A. 2: Girl Reserves 2. 3, 4: Comet Staff 3, 4: Treble Clet Club 3. 4: Spring Festival 3. 4. Ellen Woodward: Girls' Glee Club I, 2: Intramurals I. 2. 3. 4: Spring Festival I. 2. 3. 4: Library Club 2. 3. Secre- tary-Treasurer 2: Girl Reserves 2, 3. 4. Music Chairman 2, Publicity Chairman 3: G. A. A. 2. 3. 4: Prelude Choir 2, 3. 4: Junior Dramatics 3: Comet Staff 3, 4: Dial Stott 3. 4: Class Play 3. 4: Thespians 3. 4: Music Award 3, 4: Mixed Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Ensemble 3. 4: National Honor Society 4: Quill and Scroll 4. Jacqueline Young: Library Club I: In- tramurals I, 2. 3. 4: G. A. A. I. 2, 3. 4: Comet Stott 2, 3. 4, Co-Editor 4: Dial Statt 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3. 4. President 2. Treasurer 3. 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