Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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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

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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

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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