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ZZAVZMIIMJHIJJMU xi. lx W Mk I U I 1 ff! I IN!! UI f I I MII if iff , ,, 'Wav A 5 X x, CN X QQ lf' X 41 Ili' X 6 I 4 SX Y6 21, 0, 1 Y ' . . N L... 1 I h ' ,J A X X EX N 41 I xqb lm' X ...NJ Jlm.un ur.., X F,-,,,.,. ru- ' ik cm X- in uf' Kali' J' nn 'f gl Jlckzhf .Sfvfu I. ADMINISTRATION ,,....,...,,..,....,..,,... .,,,,,. II. CLASSES .................. III. MUSIC ....... IV. FACULTY ...... V. CLUBS ......... VI. SPORTS ............. VII. IUNIORHICH .......... VIII. ACHIEVEMENTS ........ LX X PACE PACE PACE PACE PACE PACE PACE PACE 5 8 28 3 5 44 64 8 I 86 S Q rn Ii gnflzoduchbn, I am Co-met' from Mars! I was sent to this planet from my home to investigate strange cosmic vibrations reaching Mars from your planet, Earth. You've probably never heard of my visit to your school because, you see, this was a very hushed-up affair. I traced the vibrations to BHS and learned that they were caused by the student enthusiasm in educational and extracurricular activities. X-34, my chief, then commanded me to prepare a detailed report on the activities and the students who caused the cosmic vibrations. My mission was to find out as much as possible about the BHS studentsg whether you were friendly or unfriendly, bar- baric or reasonably civilized, and so forth. Before I present this report to my commander, I think it is only fair to give you a preview of my findings. I hope you will find this a full, fascinating report on the things that went on in your school. f': x 'Og I CUNTROL TABLE 29... Qalicatcbn, This report is dedicated to- Dr. H. K. Shumaker -who, as Chairman of the Board of Educa- tion has been actively interested in the youth of Bellevueg -who has helped us in times of trouble as well as sicknessg -whose guiding hand has directed the trend of community affairs. TO HIM, IS DEDICATED THE COMET 1953 X ,Cf-rl-,-Y I 1 I I SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL and IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL is I ,, v I J 4 Wm Li. 'Z ' ' I My sincere appreciation to- fnlmd 6 0 IL for being on the level. Mm Jaime, l courteous personnel. Dr. H. K. Shumaker-President, Harland Erf, Bert Kugel, Allen Kistler, Dr. E. B. Vogel, Alma Reitz, Clerk. for its Z 'I :ij 'H - S if K - . ig5a2Sl'ria3gifis, A I Alice Stoldt 1 ,151 ,Kb J Beulah Pond for just plain work. Ralph Widmer Wilma Butz William Allan Elmer Harrison Knot pictured? audio F. D. SWIGART, SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS, 0 very busy mon. X E. S. GLASGO, PRINCIPAL, for the mcmy nice chats I had with his operatives Suubfz, gf0I7l.Qh.0DJ7lA. ROOM 210 ROOM 108 ROOM I Eugene Frisch President . ..V, , ..,.,. ,,:. , .,k ,v, I QZ: , Eileen Whitely Eileen Hertzer Vice-President Secretory Joan Nobles Treasurer mf James Ainslie Patricia Arnold Raymond Bauman A0955 John Beiler Carol Beery ,Y I Joan Billie Robert Christman Terry Christman - Thomas Clements Noel Curran ' Laureen Danklefsen 095 Nancy Consolo Nancy Cook MOTTO We have crossed the ,,,.g bay, now we must face ,-gg? the ocean. Sally Curtin ,gf .ap .lane Decker Kathleen Dick ,fy A Q gh, 'Y WV?-wp 'L-7 . Alice Erf John Famulare James Faos IFS. I--2 Barbara Fox Marlene Fryar 51? Harold Garman Marilyn Hackenburg Patricia Hartley 2 ' J'-ur I s -f' K ff ' f I K 5 , J W, K re. V L' .vw f'g5,?zf,x - i W ' Qf' T L, Cleo Hensinger Patricia Herman Robert Herner -an-ahh QQ, H H COLORS N, 'NP Red and White W ,Q C!! 'f I 2 Carroll Hill Charles Holmer Lois Holmes Claudia Kern Lawrence Link All Harriet Lynch William Manahan Sue Matz lk gf 'wu- Vivian Meyer ' Rose Joanne Miano Theresa Mira Andrew Missler Hildegard Mueller Barbara Norman Elaine Orians Alice Phillips FLOWER Red cornotion Lorna Radkey Norma Radkey l Barry Reitz Marlene Ruess Charles A. Ruffing R. If i' Vw' ' ' i' in-ui Charles H. Ruffing Janette Ruffing Marilyn Ruffing CLASS SONG Bellevue High School, fare- well, 3:3 We are leaving you now for awhile, K But we'Il never forget All our friends with their so willing smiles. All our teachers true Have led us along, Hoping we'd do no wrong. Nancy Sauber Josephine Sberna we 'W' 'H-vu.. www Mary Sberna James Scagnetti Paul Schueler . Y sg M f , Q t 4' 3- , . QWNS Maureen Sue Shannon Freda Shaver Shirley Sherman 53 is our class. For our colors we chose red and whiteg A cornotion so red Is cu symbol of our future bright. We have crossed the bcuyg Now we foce the seo. To our future we hold the key. Drue Shropshire Shirley Siesel 'Y 'Z' Vivian Springer Dorothy Stedman Joyce Stephens f ,f.. fr is Michael Straziuso Barbara Ann Swaebly William Tibboles Carol Underdown Shirley Wagner lla Warner Gloria Wild Andrew Wilhelm 4? mas 'S si' W' iw' Sharon Wills James Windsor Pauline Wise 'QQ My Rosemary Wise Charlotte Wongler Wilma Wongler tl Eugene Wynbissinger ' Richard Yearick Marilyn Yoder IL Mmm, b 'sA5 The streets and parks of gay Paree appeared in the B.H.S. gym for the April in Paris Jr.-Sr. Prom, April l7, sponsored by the junior class. Reigning over the event were the senior queen, lla Warner, and junior queen, Maureen Moran. Ernie Duffield and his band pre- sented the music for the gala affair. The center attraction consisted of a fountain with running water and live fish and turtles adding to the novelty and beauty. Chairmen of the committees were: Dance Band-Edward Roberts, Food- Hazel Bellamy, Program and lnvita- tions--Molly Furlongi Entertainment Robert TerVeen, Decorations-Tanya Ransom. l BACCALAUREATE PROGRAM Sunday Evening, May 24th, l953 Processional .......................... Pomp and Circumstance ........... ...... E Igor High School Orchestra Prayer of Thanksgiving ........................................ Netherland Folk Tune Senior Class Invocation ........................ ........................... ' .............. R ev. T. Rene Meyer Lutheran Church Salutation ..... ..................................... S amuel Richards Gaines Prelude Choir Baccalaureate Address ...,.....,..,.,...............................,,.,..., Strange WarId Richard Carl Hoefler, Director of Admissions, Wittenberg College, Springfield, Ohio The Lord's Prayer ...... .................................... ...... A I bert Moy Malone Prelude Choir Ben!-?diCfi0I'1 ---..-.-..- .................................................. R ev. Walter Leis Reformed Church Recessionol ....... ........... G Od of Our Fathers ,.,,,,,, -,,,,, W grren High School Orchestra COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM Enchanted Lake .............................................................................. Johnson High School Orchestra Invocation ......... .............................................. R ev. Robert Courtney Methodist Church Speedwell ......... Marlene Fryar Harriett Lynch Dorothy Stedman Brake, Salter Senior Sextette Carol Underdown Sharon Wills Marilyn Yoder Shirley Wagner, Accompanist Address to the Class ........................................................ Dr. Roy L. Smith, La Jolla, California Presentation of the Class of l953 .................................. ....... E . S. Glasgo Principal of the High School Conferring of Diplomas .............................................................. Harland Erf Vice-President, Board of Education Class Song ...................................................................... The Class of l953 Board of Education Report .......................................... Dr. H. K, Shumaker President, Board of Education Benediction ....... .......................................................... R ev. Carl Harr Nazarene Church 4? ii W IM., A As V I 'Q 4 ' ,. ' A 1 ' . A'-'i,x:?v?5, V Q Km . 4 at an f K'-i ,f 'wi N-Q.. 'tr' M Vk lffl if L M 'X .,,- . 1 T .1 'QQ , K , Q, ,QQ ' Q - q fi 'X I ' , .isis Y if A with 'wer i Nd I ' f ,l. -3 C, r, I' ' . I - -Ia-if ,f.E'f Q IM l' i i V' 3 I lv Jere Stephenson President yi , Bob Baldwin I-5 in ' Vice President Q L3 ',N4'l 5 Jean Swenson '-2' 'C Secretary ' l Doris Misener 'C X L Treasurer h ,QA 1 A A' h -ed iii fl eedd L . 2.r ., f n -W' 1 an L L X. 4 H ::i 4 W r,rW . H ll c V i if 'Q V, I L . 2 1 ll : ' . W W Q, . A ,1.W 'L A ki 1 D C ,..si. - I . , A an 'nw T M i . 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Pat Ellison FOURTH Row-Bernard eimianger, Dave Engler adam F 1, if its 2 sy , oos, Louise Foos, Beth Fryar, Phillip Fultz, Rosemary Croff. THIRD ROW-Bill Gross, Karen Hassinger, Fred Hay, Leonard Hay, Cary Haynes, loan Helber, Harlyn Heyman. SECOND ROWfFaye Hire, Patsy Hoffman, Richard Houck, Carl Huddy, Boyd Hutchinson, Ian Irons, Kenneth luliano. FIRST ROW-Fred Kauble, Pat Kelley. ' X- ,F I H- 'i I? if 1 'xi -,I D 4, X Au. 4 , 1 K fi Q' ',W, S 9 if gil ,fl 73 . gg, ,. - 'G' .:..,, 1 , il .- Snphnmolum, ,H fx A , c f. za Q f ' A: :,, S S -r ff- ' in I . E . -- I X N lqax 1? if V - My ggi 1' - ' . I 3 W LA- I T? TU I gk - ,vc Lzv , in 'll '-6 I .. f' I 1 l -,I ihk - , - , IA I c i X , 7 7 2' I -.. ' Q --l' f I I' 2, . ,. . lr . I V QV E, I 7, X ' F ,5k, V i ,I ii 4 ,I . , ' Nj , 1 ' X S.: Q 1 -R Q r , A K I 1 I , K ' X E A r Q . A Q - E A A gf: , Q3 hr. D V ' e ii ,g, ' 9 ' 'U I ,uv s - x S -' ilirs . e ' l I A I l . if TOP ROW-Cora Kelly, Bob Kern, Robert Killian, Dick Koser, Betty Kutz, Louise Laub, Dale Ledman. SEVENTH ROW-Dolores Leis, Fred Liles, Betty Limber, loe Miano, Carol Miller, Claire Mills, Marvin Missler. SIXTH ROW-N I M ' ' ea oore, Vern Ann Moyer, Dick Nobles, Richard Norman, Larry Ocker, Martha Palmer, Dolores Panyard. FIFTH ROW- , , , g, o er u ing, Carl Sberna. FOURTH ROW-Carol Sberna, Sam Sberna, Roger Scheid, Bob Schinclley, Tom Schueler, Sylvia Seel, Dennis Siese . THIRD ROWfVivian Soldano, Dorothy Strecker, Nancy Taylor, Martha Timmons, Tom Turk, David Van- Fleet, Ronald Vickery. SECOND ROW-Larry Walters, Elaine Warden, Charles Warner, Bill Warren, Dick Whitely, lim Whitely, Sally Wynbissinger. F I RST ROW-Nan Yundt. 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H- -0-Yr A ew-Z? :QM N l J xx x . 9 'Z I ' W Lrg? 1, .H , 11 C, 5 A -.. si, f Ni...f ' ic- 1 T f K is x 'T EOPK ROW-Bob Adams, Lois Artino, Helen Avery, Richard Avery, Christine Baker, john Baum, David ec man. EEYEIFITH ROW--Sue Bellard, Nelson Bixler, Paul Bixler, Charles Boehler, jackie Boyer, Paul Brady, Alice HG . SIXTH ROW--Dorothy Brobst, Dick Bruggerman, Frances Brugone, David Carpenter, jane Christman, Richard Christopher, Larry Cloud. FIFTH ROWQCrace Constantino, Forrest Cramer, Bob Creech, janese Crews, jeanette Dankelfsen, Ruth Decker, Carl DeLibefto. FOURTH ROW-Dick Didion, Mary Didion, james Didion, Dorinda Dommick, Darlene Dodson, Richard Elmlinger, Margaret Enderle. gl-ICHZD ROW-Barbara Engler, Morris Ferguson, Gloria Fiala, Dean Frost, Dale Carman, Rose Gates, Terry o rey. SECOND ROW-Mary Green, Richard Hamill, Mark Harvey, Betty Hassinger, Shirley Hassinger, Barbara Hay, Barbara Hime. EIRSTAIROW-Gloria Holmes, Tom Houser, Roland jordan. Rita Kauble, john Kearney, Prudy Kern, james oec ey. 1 fa 3 my w. - Wi' ' X .Q K if iff' I 'I B 'B -0 ,W A . o', W' A ' ' sb J 3 A A fm ' -at 5 ,.... F t +5 xx. g lili is T S A fy O T 1 E 9 uc , .1 f. an . v..s A X T 'Z V, H QV f T.. ' as My K -wx il . Y -,fx ' 9 -E 9'-193 xNlf ' 7 -Q L Nw f ' F l A . A '- i i ' , - f' xv . '- , 1 ,fi ,ff 4 1 8 A al, 'ii' . N T.-'si' D... if-1 .- - QQ, l 1 -- N -v ..: ' it -tg , ' '- -V -q7'R Yr 1 3 N' fl ' . ! ' Q- A ' f 1... A vw. 4. Q G 5 45 Q Q 'vi ,V inf., P Ji 2 L wx, I iv ' , ll ,,., '-a w f ' 41- R, 42 , ' . ' W -E 35: ' - - 5 7 - .unify 1 Th fd, l if A f '- ?s-Q l '., F P , .. M- if aa 1 'S-P -N ,, :L E -., V T 'sw fa'-W A 14- ' , C , --, 7 X f s i f X f i ', WJ 't' 6 ,Q m, ,g V x I agp t J ' A W V f , - 4 , A , O gg If ,, v-.Lx I Q Ak f, Q kr ,Q 4, .X Q -Y H ' 3 V7 1 ' 5 Z., 1, , I N, F R' T it x.-I-f G+-5 L9 LQ.. ' ' if if ww K I is C, an F J .Q A 3 Sf' rf at 'T 'Q 5. , k , f V. ' - ' Q ., vin , i G91 1 ' , Q' . ll ,m,, W4 5 ,L ,Ax M In . xx., .2 at GUYS .. , -s: AA S i it i i, I VA . V-A. if -b , I M TOP ROW-Kenneth Krumm, Dorothy LaPata, Phyllis LaPata, john Laub, Nick Laviola, Harold Leis, Edward Lepley SEVENTH ROW-Bob Linkenbach, Kay Maike, Carolyn Martin, Edwin Martin, Sandra Martin, Eugene McCague Nelda McKenzie sixTH Row-Maaeiyn Meyer, Bernadette Miner, cami Miller, Rita Miner, izoberia Miner, Nancy Maw, Pat Morgan FIFTH ROW-Treva Morgan, lack Moran, Rutl' Norman, Charlene Radish, David Ordway, Margaret Reigle, Marcia Reitz FOURTH ROW-lim Ruess, William Reynolds, Gerald Ruffing, Mary Ruffing, Myron Ruffing, Marlene Saari Pat Sams THIRD ROW-lCarol Sassaman, Carol Schueler. Favdean Showalter, William Smith, lack Squires, Suzanne Stark Vicki Stoll SECOND ROWQMary Lou Stratso, lack Strayer, Ted Swartz, Garrett Timmons, janet Trapp. Thurman Watson, jeanette Wing. FIRST ROW-Imogene Wise, Bob Yoder, Clara Zeller, Ursula Zobec. Maiorettes Jo Sberna, Harriett Lynch, Pat Arnold, Norma Radkey, Carol Schueler. Bell Boys Student Conductor Director Duane Corbett Eugene Wynbissinger A tl, , i ' , rm T' sk I . 1 7 ' . ' fl e 'f '. Q, Conant Bancl Under the able direction of Duane Corbett, the BHS band this year had a most success- ful season. The red and white marching unit was led by majorette, Jo Sberna. Many unus- ual marching formations were inaugurated this year which consisted of precision drill combined with dance steps and fancy march- ing. This 8l-piece band entertained at the football contests and the programs were re- ceived with hearty ovations from the specta- i'OI'S. The band also contributed much toward making the annual concert a success. It was at this entertainment that Eugene Wynbissin- ger made his appearance as student director. He ably directed the band selections Gay Vienna March and Waves of the Danube . The high school's own dance band, The Bell Boys, played for the dance following the concert. Previously the band had played at the athletic banquet. Duane Corbett handles the piano for the orchestra with George Wood- ard on trumpet, David Stedman, drum, Dick Edwards, alto sax, and Michael Straziuso on the tenor sax. Mr. Corbett makes all arrange- ments for the young musicians. F575 I, ' 5 DRUM MAJORETTE Jo Sberna MAJORETTES Norma Radkey Harriett Lynch Pai' Arnold Carol Schueler Alana Link Linda Slusser Barbara Erf TWIRLER Dick Heymanii fdlld. FLUTES Myrna Cummins Jean Swenson Dean Frost Larry Moyer Alana Link Mary Didion CLARINETS Joan Helber Nancy Taylor Elaine Orians Tom Houser Bob Adams Fred Voss Linda Slusser Nancy Mizer David Burke Peg Strecker Kay Smith Robert Taylor Judena Bachar Ray Ruffing Larry Zechman Burlah Oney Carol Schueler OBOE Pat Arnold J im Langwell BASS CLARINET Tanya Ransom BASSOON Eugene McCague ALTO SAXOPHONES Eugene Wynbissinger Sally Wynbissinger Daryl Knauss Dick Edwards Marlene Saari Imogene Wise Jeanette Amend Bob Wing TENOR SAXOPHONE David Vogel BARITONE SAXOPHONE Drue Sh ropshire FRENCH HORNS Marva Young Charlotte Bates Linda Burley Linda Haynes Bill McCague ' CORNETS AND TRUMPETS George Woodard Bruce Kinsel Robert Baldwin Paul Kinsel Jack Strayer Sam Sberna Jeanette Wing Tom Mitchell Paul Yoder Dick Hammill James Landes Bob Bellard Jack Squires Vester Lawrence ' TROMBON ES Wilma Geisler Dick Wing Boyd Hutchison Jack Galbraith David Jones Arnold Laub Gary Norman BARITONES Michael Straziuso Kenneth Krumm Kent Helber BASSES Phil Wendell Curtis Crews Jim Walters Bill Smith PERCUSSION Linda Kelly Pat Pasqualin Carolyn Thompson Tom Turk Larry Frost David Stedman Only in marching band Sl JL I I' tl Khozum, Bob Hart, Bradley Palmer, Jim Bayer, Larry Ocker, Bob Christman, Bill Tibboles, Noel Curran, John Lepley, Harold Bumb, Ray Bauman, Edgar Adams, Roberta Boehler, John Beiler, Jere Stephenson, Dan Hire, Phil Fultz, George Beery, lan lrons, Dick Whitely, Jim Whitcly, Eileen Whitely, Jane Decker, Shirley Sherman, Marlene Ruess, Josie Sberna, Eileen Hertzer, Norma Radkey, Dorothy Stedman, Barbara Fox, Judy Snyder, Dorothy Korndorfer, l'-lildegard Mueller, Marlene Fryar, Lois Gantt, Pat Herman, Ferne Harpster, Hazel Bellamy, Shirley Meyer, Sally Harpster, Janis Benson, Doris Misener, Elinor Fox, Janet Koechley, Molly Furlong, Peggy Pit- tenger, Sonia Mesnard, Sharon Wills, Carol Underdown, Gloria Wild, Harriett Lynch, Marilyn Yoder, Nancy Cook, Grace Henderson, Marilyn Hackenburg, Vivian Springer, Janette Ruffing. Accompanist-Shirley Wagner. lo 3 i l l Sharon Wills, Carol Underdown, Dorothy Stedman, Harriett Lynch, Marlene Fryar Marilyn Yoder. Shirley Wagner-accompanist. 0 '77'Zem6mm, VIOLIN-Linda Andrews, Jane Decker, Harold Garman, Doris Misener, Patty Pasqualin, Shirley Wagner, Sharon Wills, Janice Ayers, Sara Compton, Janice Cummins, Linda Haynes, Gregory Pond, Sadie Belle Teterick. CELLO-Wilma Geisler, Karen Hassinger, Nadine Hen- ney, Ann Schlicht, LeAudry Young, Gail Ziegler. BASS- Drue Shropshire. FLUTE-Myrna Lou Cummins, Jean Pfmludc Swenson, Dean Frost. CLARINET-Joan Helber, Tanya Ransom, Nancy Taylor. SAXOPHONE-Daryl Knauss, David Vogel, Sally Wynbissinger. BASSOON-Eugene McCague. TRUMPET-Robert Baldwin, Bruce Kinsel. FRENCH HORN-Charlotte Bates, Marva Young. TROMBONE-Richard Wing. TUBA-Phil Wendell. PERCUSSION-Carolyn Thompson, Tom Turk. FIRST SOPRANO-Deanna Downs, Sylvia Seel, Janice Ruffing, Roberta Boehler, Shirley Meyer, Peggy Pitten- ger, Tanya Ransom, Hazel Bellamy, Helen Foos, DeLee Thompson, Marva Young, Sonia Mesnard, Carolyn Thompson, Carol Underdown, Joan Billie, Harriett Lynch, Rose Miano, Nancy Sauber, Sharon Wills, Norma Rad- key, Jo Sberna. SECOND SOPRANO--Linda Andrews, Karen Hassinger, Sally Wynbissinger, Kay Smith, Norma Jean Herborn, Janet Koechley, Barbara Fox, Marilyn Hackenburg, Eileen Hertzer, Dorothy Stedman, Gloria Wild, Sue Shannon, Joyce Stephens, Pat Arnold. FIRST ALTO-Dorothy Korndorfer, Judy Snyder, Molly Fur- long, Nancy Cook, Jane Decker, Marlene Fryar, Hilde- gard Mueller, Eileen Whitely, Marilyn Yoder. SECOND ALTO-Nancy Boehler, Lois Gantt, Grace Henderson, Sharon Panyard, Jean Swenson, Myrna Lou Cummins, Wilma Geisler, Pat Pasqualin, Elaine Orians, Shirley Wagner, Doris Misener-Accompanist. :ati i lull TREBLE CLEF-Kay Compton, Caryl Snyder, Betty Lim- ber, Martha Palmer, Pat Recupero, Elaine Warden, Jan- ese Crews, Carol Miller, Nancy Mizer, Mary Lou Stratso, Christine Baker, Dorinda Dimmick, Mary Ellen Green, Marcia Reitz, Charlotte Wongler, Donna Frederick, Fan- nie Artino, Rose Marie Cudnik, Louise Foos, Beth Fryar, Louise Laub, Carol Miller, Arla Richardson, Carol Sberna, Grace Bollenbacher, Edith Foos, Faye Hire, Pat Kelly, Nan Yundt, Lois Artino, Alice Briehl, Darlene Dodson, Barbara Engler, Janet Trapp, Mary Ruffing. SECOND 'SOPRANO-Alice Phillips, Ann Ruffing, Con- setta Miano, Theresa Recupero, Martha Adams, Ruth- ann Driscoll, Rosemary Barnes, Linda Burley, Irene Doug- las, Patsy Hoffman, Ruth Decker, Gloria Fiala, Madelyn Meyer, Vivian Soldano, Martha Timmons, Margaret En- derle, Nelda McKenzie, Jeannette Wing, Carol Miller, Pat Morgan. ALTO-Nancy Williams, Lynda Kelly, Pat Ellison, Doro- thy Strecker, Carol Briggs, Dorothy LaPata, Treva Mor- gan, Helen Avery, Clara Zeller, Jane Christman, Roberta Miller, Mary Didion, Rita Kauble, Pat Sams, Carma De- Liberto, Rosemary Groff, Vern Ann Moyer, Arla Richard- son, Jane Adams, Joan Helber, Dolores Leis, Grace Constantino, Gloria Holmes, Prudy Kern, Kae Maike, Ursula Zobec, Sandra Martin, Phyllis LaPata, Suzanne Stark. - . if, fix ' s'f:sf':'5rxf il, :pai 5' '- j 4 ' 1' iis 1 fi 1 TENOR-David Carpenter, Jack Squires, Charles Boehler, Roland Jordan, Kenny Krumm, John Laub, William Reyn- olds, Richard Elmlinger, Mark Harvey, Robert Yoder, Sam Sberna, Harlyn Heyman, David VanFleet, Paul Harvey, David Vogel, Phil Wendell, Morris Ferguson, Gerald Ruffing, Robert Linkenbach. FIRST BASS-David Beckman, David Ordway, Robert Creech, Edward Lepley, James Koechley, Nick Laviola, Thurman Watson, Jack Claus, Bernard Elmlinger, David Burke, Keith Dymond, Larry Walters, Daryl Knauss, Tony li .Q LaPata, Harold Bumb, Cliff Miller, Bill Manahan, Ronald Vickery, Tony Straziuso, James Ruess. SECOND BASS-Ted Swartz, Tom Bruggeman, Fred Kauble, Richard Nobles, Arthur Rose, Carl Sberna, Roger Scheid, Bill Consolo, John Miller, Neal Moore, Marvin Siesel, David Engler, Robert Schindley, Tom Turk, Phil Meacham, Mike Tuttamore, Joe DeBlase, Roger Ramsey, Roger Miller, Pete Frisch, Bob Herner, Barry Reitz, Tom Clements, Charles A. Ruffing. P tlmjacultq, My first faculty visit was to Joe Ayers, a graduate of Ohio North- ern with a B.S. degree. He showed me the globe and told me much about American and world his- tory. Erma Buffington made square roots seem easy. A graduate of Wittenberg College with a B.A. degree, she now teaches math and commercial subjects. Stepping into Carmen Conte's classroom, I was introduced to the Pan-American Union Flags, Miss Conte, who hails from Michigan, graduated from Northern Mich- igan College with a B.A. degree, and teaches Spanish and history at BHS. Elizabeth Foulk, English tea- cher, was surrounded by best sell- ers when I arrived at her room. She graduated from Bowling Green State University with a BS. degree and from Ohio State Uni- versity with a M.A. degree. Music flowing from the band room drew me in that direction where l met the band director, Duane Corbett. He is a graduate of West Liberty State College with a BA. degree and University ot Michigan with a M.M. degree. Next l went to see Mary Cooper who pointed out the United States on the map and told me some of its history. Miss Cooper, who teaches social studies, has a B.A. from Ohio University and a MA. from Ohio State University. Next l dropped in on Arch Krumm, a graduate of Capital University with a B.S. degree. He explained to me, as he does to his music students, the methods of raising and lowering a musical note. l then visited Richard Mac- Nealy, physical education direc- tor, who instructed me in calis- thenics. He received a B.S. de- gree from Michigan College of Education. A room of books drew my at- tention next. There I was intro- duced to the librarian, Viola Mc- Combs, who graduated with a B.A. degree from the University of Wisconsin. Entering the Commercial Arts room, l overheard Rolland Morris, a graduate of Kent State Univer- sity with a B.S. degree, explain- ing the use of the mimeograph machine to his office practice students. Playing volleyball became fun for me when Genevieve Pendleton explained how to bat the ball over the net. Mrs. Pendleton, who teaches girls' physical education, received a BS, degree from Bowl- ing Green State University and a M.A. degree from Ohio State University. Esther Schachtele recorded my voice on a miraculous machine called a wire recorder. A grad- uate of Ohio University with a B.S, degree, she now teaches English and speech. Stepping into Jan Schaffer's class room, I was invited to view many things under a microscope and a magnifying glass. Mr. Schaffer, who hails from Bowling Green State University with a BS. degree, teaches science courses. I then went to see Lowell Shaffer, who pointed out to me how to handle a football correct- ly. He holds a B.S. degree from Ohio Northern and, besides be- ing football coach, teaches biol- ogy. Pauline Shaffer was surround- ed by dress material upon which she was sewing when I arrived at her room. She graduated from Ohio State University with a B.S. degree and now teaches Home Economics at BHS. I dropped in on Glenn Spang- ler, a graduate of Ohio State University with a B.S. degree. He explained to me, as he does to many in his industrial arts class, the workings of, what seemed to me, a complicated machine which he called an electric drill. A room filled with the rhyth- mic clicking of typewriters drew my attention next. There I met Robert Steinbaugh, commercial subjects teacher, who graduated from Ohio State University with a B.S. and a M.A. degree. A graduate of Ohio State Uni- versity with a B.A. degree and from the University of Michigan with a M.S. degree, Herbert Wolfe, science teacher, took time out to show me some of his fossils. The next department I visited was wood shop, where Cleo Yoder is the teacher. After showing me how to work an electric saw, he told me that he is a grad- uate of Bowling Green State University with a B.S. degree. I visited Ivan Wilhelm, bas- ketball coach, who showed me how to throw a basketball through a hoop. He graduated with a B.S. degree from Tulane University and now teaches math. Adeline Wright handed me 0 copy of the Dial, the school news- paper, of which she is advisor. She is a graduate of Wellesly College with a BA. degree and teaches English and math. World History English F ULJMBWS Spanish Science ,Soma L'lazwwnmA, 914, dctzbn, Sewing Typing Wood Shop Metal Shop W 'Wlill llIll'Wl' F l' i l ll iI'll3ll-ltzl J itll 5 if 'W' l'llllll lilllll ,IW 9' P1 WL. JL. 5. 1 -It t' 5: 4.4 4-it,,+t.,l' , Character, cholarship, Leadership, and Service are th essentials for membership in the National Honor Society. Fourteen new members were initiated into the honor society during a surprise assembly on April 27 in the BHS auditorium. The four cardinal principles of the organization were given by the four members of the society who had been elected in their junior year. To be eligible for membership, a student must rank in the upper third of his class. Each year, fifteen per cent of the senior class and five per cent of the iunior class are elected to the National Honor Society. Members of the local Alfred Ross Chapter of the National Honor Society are as follows SENIOR MEMBERS Nancy Consolo Noel Curran Alice Erf Barbara Fox Eileen Hertzer Hildegard Mueller Barbara Swaebly Eileen Whitely Gloria Wild Carol Underdown ag: lla Warner Sharon Wills arilyn Yoder JUNIOR MEMBERS Molly Furlong Wilma Geisler Johnny Lepley Dick Moyer Tanya Ransom elected when juniors HIM ' WL. Q. SJ. S.. BACK ROW: John Lepley, Dale Ledmon, Brad Palmer, Dick Moyer. FRONT ROW: Bob Baldwin, Jim Boyer, Jere Stephenson. Brains, Brawn, and Balanced Training is the motto of the National Athletic Scholarship Society. The members must maintain a B average, or better, in school and have a major letter in a major sport or two minor letters in a sport. The athletes meeting the requirements are selected by the coaches under the direction of 3 the NASS advisor, Lowell Shaffer. lf l ever return to BHS for more intensive research, I would like to be elected to this society of athletes. Two juniors and two sophomores were elected to this honorary club. Present mem- bers who were elected last year are John Lep- ley, Dick Moyer, and Bob Baldwin. ' A Q r 1 v- A ' -' . 5.5 N f I Y I picked up a thumbed-through copy of a monthly newspaper called The Dial that was lying on the desk. Glancing quickly through its pages, I became so excited that I shouted Spectral and roared off into the publication room. There I found a complete source of information for my report. I learned so much about the students, their problems, and their opportunities in the Earth schools that by the time I returned to my desk, I was able to turn in a full report of the things going on here. The Dial received a rating of ExceIIent in a judging conducted by the faculty of the Department of Journalism of the Bowling Green State University. A unique feature of this publication is that it does not have one editor-in-chief but is produced by a rotating group of editors. 46 mm Siu!! Carol Underdown Marilyn Yoder Carol Beery Barbara Swaebly Sue Shannon Janette Ruffing Mary Sberna Gloria Wild Michael Straziuso Elaine Oriens Joyce Stephens MEMBERS Sharon Wills Rose Miano Kay Smith Sally Harpster Nancy Consolo Pat Pasqualin Lorna Radkey Jo Sberna Barbara Fox Claudia Kern Helen Foos Ian Irons Tanya Ransom Janis Benson Harriet Lynch Lloyd Adams John Lepley Q I 3 ff at 51 , A lk ADV I SOR Adeline Wright fomct CO-EDITORS Sharon Wills Pat Pasqualin EDITORIAL STAFF Lloyd Adams Myrna Cummins Helen Foos Molly Furlong Wilma Geisler Judy Godfrey Eileen Hertzer Janet Koechley Eileen Whitely BUSINESS STAFF Tanya Ransom Sonia Mesnard Barbara Swaebly Sue Matz Joan Nobles Alice Erf PHOTOGRAPHY Carol Underdown Jim Ainslie ART Lorna Radlzey TYPING Hazel Bellamy Laureen Danklefs Nancy Cook Jane Decker ADVISOR Carmen Conte lcplaq, . ,-1' s 'S is if 1 . af i 3' r- if-ix L,,,...,s Nr - X ADVISOR Erma Buffingfon THE CURIOUS SAVAGE Mrs. Ethel Savage ........ Marilyn Yoder Florence ...................... Eileen Hertzer Fairy Mae ..... ........ S haron Wills Lilly Belle ..... ........ B arbara Fox Mrs. Paddy .................... Sue Shannon Miss Willy ..... ...... D orothy Stedman Dr. Emmett ...... ....... B ob Christman Jeffrey ........ ......... B ob Herner Hannibal .... ........ N oel Curran Titus ........... ............. J im Ainslie Samuel .......... ....... M ike Straziuso Understudy ....... ....... C laudia Kern Understudy .................. Paul Schueler Student Directors ...... Carol Underdown and Harriet Lynch The Curious Savage, a three act Broadway comedy, was presented by the senior class in the BHS auditor- ium on May I4 and 15. The unusual plot took place at the Cloisters, an exclusive mental institution. Mrs. Savage, a fantastically wealthly widow, is brought to the Cloisters by her three socially prominent step- children. At the institution Mrs. Savage meets some of the more nor- mal patients who accept her imme- diately as a friend. When the Savages discover their stepmother has hidden the family wealth, they return to the Cloisters. Amid the confusion, the bonds are found, then lost again, and finally recovered. Mrs. Savage is re- leased from the sanitarium, a wealthy and completely free woman but her five friends are left behind, lost in their egg-shell world. norm Q A ADVISOR Elizabeth Foulk When my meteor stopped at B. H. S. on November I4, I was surprised to I see that it was the night of the Junior class play, A Lucky Penny. I stayed for the evening performance and it S was Jupiter-colossal. Penny, the star it g of the play, turned her fancy to im- pressionistic art and tried to change her entire family into artists. Mother danced her way into the hearts of the audience while father played the trumpet into jail. Hulda added to the chaos by taking up the body beautiful. In all my days of the planets, I have never enjoyed a stellar performane IYIOFC. On the program handed to me, the following juniors were cast in the play: Jan Benson ...,. Edd ie Roberts ..... Dave Vogel ,.,,. Sharon Panyard Molly Furlong .. Shirley Meyer . Pat Pasqualin .... Curtis Crews .... .......Penny ........Kerry .........Greg ...........Joanna ........Grandma ......,.Mother .......Hulda .................. Father Bud Kryling ...... .................... M r. Daly Bill Gaertner ...... ......... O fficer O'Shane Janet Koechley ,,,,,,., ....... M iss Haskins Maureen Moran Sally Harpster . Tanya Ransom .a........Georgiana .......v.......Vera Dick Wing .................................................... FIGSIW Directors were Miss Elizabeth Foulk and Miss Erma Buffington. Student directors were Kay Smith and Wilma Geisler. Rockets Away! I I I is W, ' I X I FS 's I-X'-S I 'Nu I In I The many Xmas activities at BHS im- pressed me very much. I saw Miss Buffington in IOS putting the finishing touches on the tree, and in the front hall I found the Spanish students gathered around the tree singing carols in Span- ish. At the FHA Xmas formal, Winter Wonderland, I witnessed the crowning of the King and Queen of Good Will, Pat Herman and Ray Bauman. The two Christmas plays presented by the speech class- es really got me into the Christmas Spirit. l'm surely glad my presents didn't get mixed up like they did in Just What They Wanted. The absentmindedness of Gilbert Ash, played by Bob Herner, amused the audience. lt showed how much trouble Christmas presents can cause. The other members of the cast were Sue Shannon, Gloria Wild, Carol Underdown and Bob Christman. Eileen Hert- zer was student director. 5 Flaw An Angel who came to earth in The Song Of Glory revealed the true meaning of Christmas to Alison Drew, played by Marilyn Yoder, who felt that the holiday was too commercialized. The angel, played by Nancy Consolo, pointed out that Christmas was more than giving and receiving gifts. The other members of the cast included Barbara Fox, Dorothy Stedman, Mike, Straziuso, Danny Straziuso, Pete Frisch, Alice Erf, Sue Matz, Chuck Holmer, Hildegard Mueller, and Jim Ainslie, with Noel Curran, Eileen Whitely, and Harriett Lynch as extras. The spectators were members of speech classes. Sharon Wills was student director. 4 Y-Teen Cabinet: Pres. Alice Eff, Vice Pres. Tanya Ransom, Sec. Sonia Mesnard, Treas. Barbara Swaebly, Committee Chairman: Service-Gloria Wild, Program-Marlene Fryar, Social-Barbara Fox, Publicity+lIa Warner, Sharon Wills, Scrapbook- Kay Smith, Music-Marilyn Yoder, Wilma Geisler. The Y-Teen Club consists of sophomore, junior, and senior girls, working together in both community services and social activities. Worthy of mention are the Easter assembly program and the Orphans' Party at B.H.S. On February Zl, l donned my sharpest space suit, danced out my space shoes, and really enjoyed myself at the Heart Hop. l also attended the initiation picnic at Ellis Park. ln fact, l attended every event except one-the slumber party for senior members of the club. , tr --. ..i . f e '14 lwu, gg , - ADVISOR Mildred Greenleaf Members Jane Adams, Linda Andrews, Pat Arnold, Fanny Artino, San- dra Baughman, Hazel Bellamy, Janis Benson, Nancy Boehler, Grace Bollenbacher, Linda Bur- ley, Kay Compton, Nancy Cook, Carol Crotcher, Myrna Cum- mins, Laureen Danklefsen, Jane Decker, Deanna Downs, Pat Ellison, Alice Erf, Donna Fred- erick, Beth Fryar, Marlene Fryar, Barbara Fox, Elinor Fox, Wilma Geisler, Marilyn Hack- enburg, Fern Harpster, Sally Harpster, Karen Hassinger, Joan Helber, Kathleen Henney, Cleo Hensinger, Norma Jean Herborn, Lois Holmes, Lois James, Linda Kelly, Claudia Kern, Louise Laub, Doris Mise- ner, Sonia Mesnard, Shirley Meyer, Vern Ann Moyer, Pat Murphy, Martha Palmer, Dol- ores Panyard, Sharon Panyard, Sandra Phillips, Peggy Pitten- ger, Tanya Ransom, Arla Rich- ardson, Yvonne Rudd, Marlene Ruess, Sylvia Seel, Dru Shrop- shire, Kay Smith, Carol Snyder, Judy Snyder, Dorothy Stedman, Joyce Stephens, Dorothy Strec- ker, Barbara Swaebly, Jean Swenson, Nancy Taylor, Mor- tha Timmons, DeLee Thomp- son, Elaine Warden, lla Warn- er, Gloria Wild, Nancy Wil- liams, Sharon Wills, Marilyn Yoder, Marva Young, Nan Yundt. maker Lowell Schaffer Rev. Norman Rich- Jw-'14 l Cabinet Members BACK ROW-Bill Tibboles, Bob Christmon, Vern Eisen- hauer, John Beiler. CENTER ROW-Lloyd Adams, Phil Meacham. FRONT ROW-Jim Boyer, Dale Ledman, Dave Burke, Boyd Hutchison. Q E 1 15' ve fi, 2 , p , aa iswfi .sf ': f-'f-i n Q.. - .5352-. , 1- -32 4.5, f,x.'afju,-- QQngf.i'1f1f'i ' ,Q vktriiffzix rr t fi s -Qiifl-Y-f2,?: f - I ' - f Muff, s' es ' Mil' 735 Q5 7 V ' 'r fgjfleevfr, ff, A mipsg. 1'-iff I 'fig . ' j:,. ' ' pf , TOP ROW-Bob Christman, Vern Eisenhauer, Bob Herner, Roger Ramsey. SECOND ROW-Ian Irons, Jim Boyer, Dale Ledman, Ted Swartz, Brad Palmer, Gary Haynes. THIRD ROW-Lloyd Adams, Jim Ainslie, Bud Kryling, Bill Tib- boles, Barry Reitz. FIRST ROW-Bruce Meyers, Dave Burke, John Beiler, Edgar Adams, Keith Dymond. The national Hi-Y was created to give a high school boy a better chance to develop in him- self those qualities which will fit him for lead- ership. The Bellevue chapter was started by a group of enthusiast's in the fall of I929 with the co-operation of the school and the Y.M.- C.A. Its purpose To Create, Maintain, and Ex- tend throughout the home, school, and com- munity, high standards of christian charac- ter, has helped the Bellevue Chapter in its many undertakings throughout the year. Its agenda includes such speakers as Dr. Shu- l I I ard Glasgo, Rev. Meyer, and Noel Curran. Also among the public undertakings are sell- ing and ushering at the annual Y Minstrel and sponsoring dances after the football and basketball games. The boys also sold the new pictures of the Smiling Christ, and sent a representative to Columbus to the Youth and Government Program. The Mother-Son Ban- quet for Hi-Y boys and their mothers helped complete the successful year under the lead- ership of Mr, Herbert Wolfe, Mr. Jan Schaf- fer, and Robert Fulton. 54 Martha Adams, Fannie Artino, Joan Billie, Carol Briggs, Grace Constantino, Carol Crotcher, Rosemarie Cudnik, Ruth Decker, Mary Didion, Darlene Dodson, Pat Ellison, Donna Frederick, Beth Fryer, Lois Gantt, Mary Ellen Green, Pat Hager, Betty Hassinger, Barbara Hime, Pat Herman, Pat Hoffman, Gloria Holmes, Lois James, Rita Kauble, Claudia Kern, Phyllis Koch, Betty Kutz, Phyllis LaPata, Viv- ian Meyer, Rose Miano, Carol Miller, Roberta Miller, Terry Mira, Vernann Moyer, Martha Palmer, Sharon Panyard, Alice Mae Phillips, Sondra Phillips, Arla Richardson, Janette Ruffing, Marlene Saarie, Nancy Sauber, Shirley Sherman, Dru Shropshire, Wilma Wongler, Clara Zeller, Elaine Warden, Nancy Williams, President ...................... Janette Ruffing Vice President .......... Rose Joanne Miano ... SGCYCTGFY ......... ........ E laine Warden Treasurer ......... Fannie Artino Historian .... ...... S haron Panyard The .front hall smelled of delicious food. lt was Election Day and as usual the members of the Bellevue Chapter of the Future Homemakers Association of America were preparing the Jitney Supper. Martha Palmer can really bake a cherry pie, l know because she let me taste a piece of the pie that won her the local cherry pie contest. s This year the FHA sponsored the Christmas Formal, gave a square dance and held a bake sale as part of its activities. ADVISOR Pauline Shaffer .ZL. J 3' The FTA is an organization actively engaged in doing some- thing about the need for teachers in America. The students who are in this club are interested in the teaching profession, either elementary or secondary, and are given experience by teaching in the local public schools. At their bi-monthly meetings teachers and other speakers con- nected with the teaching profes- sion address the future teachers during the noon hour. Among these forty members are Hildegard Mueller, from Baden, Germany, and Noel Cur- ran from England. lt is spon- sored by the Zeta Chapter of Delta Gamma and Miss Grace Kaiser is advisor. reasurer ............... ............................... M arva Young Sponsors Zeta Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma Chairman of Sponsors-Grace Kaiser ...........lla Warner ......Myrna Cummins Palmer The members are: Linda Andrews, Pat Arnold, Sue Bellard, Janis Benson, Nancy Boehler, Alice Briehl, Linda Burley, Myrna Cummins, Noel Curran, Pat Ellison, Edith Foos, Helen Foos, Barbara Fox, Marlene Fryar, Molly Furlong, Wilma Geisler, Judy Godfrey, Sally Harpster, Karen Hassinger, Joan Helber, Pat Kelly, Prudy Kern, Janet Koechley, Dorothy Lapata, Kay Maike, Sandra Martin, Nelda McKenzie, Sonia Mesnard, Shirley Meyer, Maureen Moran, Hildegard Mueller, Martha Palmer, Pat Pasqualin, Norma Radkey, Janis Rufting, Drue Shropshire, Kay Smith, Dorothy Stedman, Vicki Stoll, Dorothy Strecker, Jean Swenson, Carol Underdown, lla Warner, Marva Young, Nan Yundt. libmaq, Klub The Library Club was a source of information for this report, and the members of the club generously offered their services. I was able to thumb quickly through the pages of the many books in the BHS library and found many facts about the wonder- ful American schools. In the world of books I learned about American history, its plays, its movies and everything else that have helped it become a vast nation. OFFICERS President ...................... Sue Shannon Vice-President ............ Jean Swenson Secretary .......... ....... W ilma Geisler Treasurer ....... ............. N an Yundt Advisor ....... ........ M iss McComb 56 Members Ann Allen Alice Briehl Gloria Fiala Lois Gantt Pat Kelly Sandra Martin Vicki Stoll Mary Stratso Sue Ellen Waters Wilma Wongler Staff Carol Beery I Claudia Kernj in charge Marilyn Yoder Marlene Ruess Laureen Danklefsen Pat Hartley Nancy Cook Barb Fox Marlene Fryar Cleo Hensinger Alice Erf Mary Sberna Jane Decker Tony Straziuso Nick Laviola Gloria Wild Viv Springer Lois Holmes Charlotte Wongler 'IL The Senior Stand was really my second home during football season. Besides being able to view the games from the windows, I had my fill of those swell hot-dogs, crisp pop- corn, and juicy candy apples prepared by the senior workers. And we musn't forget Mr. Morris who was always on hand to help with first and last minute preparations. Jumpin' Jupiter-I almost forgot my constituents who worked with me during the '52 season. 1 -54 rf? i Roland Morris Refreshment Sales Chairman 51 heapzkzna, Act well your part, there all honor lies is the motto of the National Thespians, a club composed of students who have parti- cipated in dramatics. l was present at the two impressive ini- tiation ceremonies and received a Thespian pin as an honorary member. The officers and members of the local chapter are: President-Marilyn Yoder, Vice Presi- dent-Michael Straziuso, Secretary-lla Warner, Treasurer-Barbara Fox. Quill.and. ,Sfc1wlL Members Seniors-Jim Ainslie, Bob Christman, Alice Erf, Hilde Mueller, Jan Ruffing, Carol Underdown, Gloria Wild, Sharon Wills. Juniors-Jan Benson, Molly Furlong, Shirley Meyer, Sharon Pan- yard, Pat Pasqualin, Ed Roberts, Dave Vogel. A group of the senior members were also associated with the Student Speaking Bureau, sponsored by Esther Schachtele. These students spoke to various clubs and organizations, gain- ing valuable .experience. Clean and Forceful Writing is the motto of the Quill and Scroll, the literary club for the sky-writers of BHS. To be eligible for membership a student must be in the upper third of the junior or senior class scholastically, and must have had printed a large amount of excellent ma- terial. After the publication of this exten- sive report, perhaps I shall be accepted as a member. Initiates receive membership not only in the local club, but also in the International Honorary Society for High School Journal- ism. Their work must be approved by the national secretary of Quill and Scroll and the local advisor, Adeline Wright. Members Lloyd Adams, Harriett Lynch, John Lepley, Pat Pasqualin, Tanya Ransom, Barbara Swaebly, Carol Underdown, Gloria Wild, Sharon Wills and Marilyn Yoder. Knunccl Each Tuesday during the fifth period, a member from each homeroom went to the conference room. Upon investigation, I found they went to a Student Council meeting, simi- lar to our Space Council that consists of a member from each planet. At these meetings they planned ways of bettering the school, dis- cussed school problems, and originated pro- jects. Some of the members attended a meeting of the Audio Visual Directors in Akron so they might examine new equipment for the school. This year, by collecting sales tax stamps, the club purchased a new basketball score- board. They also furnished large posters bearing each player's name and number so that the players could be identified while playing on the gym floor. All the Homecoming events were sponsored by this group, along with various other yearly accomplishments. To better the appearance of the school, they formed a speedy picker- up game whereby the students were to see how short they could cut the life of a scrap of paper lying on the floor. The council also de- cided on diplomas for graduation and set up a system for future cheerleaders to select their captain. P The members of the Student Council wear pins which have been designed for the Na- tional Association of Student Councils. The organization buys a pin for each member. Gloria Wild ...... John Lepley ...... lla Warner ...... Andrew Missler Dick Moyer ........................ Martha Palmer Pat Pasqualin .. Barbara Fox .... Beverly Hart ..... Tanya Ransom Jim Boyer ........ Larry Ocker ...... Prudy Kern ...... Nan Yundt ...... Eileen Whitely Dorinda Dimmic ....................-........president .......vice-president ....--......secretary ..............-...............fl'eClSUI'el' sergeant-at-a rms k Bob Yoder ......................... ........2l8 .......Jr. High ........l2l .....l22 I4 ........lO7 ........224 I7 ........22O ........l26 Dave Beckman ....................... ........ I I 8 The Space Cadets on surrounding planets have rough competition from the radar brains of BHS. We had better look to our laurels if we want to compete with . . . The experts who were selected to take the scholarship tests at Heidelberg. They were as follows: lan Irons, Boyd Hutchinson- Biology, Larry Cloud, John Baum-General Science, Robert Creech, Edward Lepley-AL gebra, Tom Strayer, Lloyd Adams-American History, Alice Erf, lla Warner-Social Studies, Richard Wing, Richard Moyer- Chemistry, Andrew Missler, Eugene Wynbis- singer-Physics, Janice Ruffing, Dale Led- man-Plane Geometry, Nan Yundt, Karen Hassinger-World History, Shirley Hassinger, Suzanne Stark-English IX, Grace Bollen- backer, Louise Foos-English X, Carol Un- derdown, Marilyn Yoder-English Xll, Law- rence Meyer, Edith Foos-Latin ll: Joan Nobles, Eileen Hertzer-Spanish ll, Molly Furlong, Janis Benson-English Xl, Christine Baker, Margaret Enderle-Latin I, Wilma Geisler, Pat Pasqualin-Spanish l, Laureen Danklefson, Shirley Wagner-Bookkeeping I. The twenty-nine who have been on the honor roll every period. These include: FRESHMEN -- Christine Baker, Jacqueline Boyer, Jane Christman, Robert Creech, Dor- inda Dimmick, Shirley Hassinger, Dorothy LaPata, Kae Maike, Sandra Martin, Mary Lou Stratso. SOPHOMORES-James Boyer, Louise Foos, lan Irons, Janice Rutfing. JUN- IORS-Sandra Baughman, Hazel Bellamy, Ill' Janis Benson, Wilma Geisler, Tanya Ransom. SENIORS-Alice Erf, Barbara'Fox, Harriett Lynch, Hilda Mueller, Joan Nobles, Marlene Ruess, Carol Underdown, lla Warner, Sharon Wills, and Marilyn Yoder. and . . . Clare Mills who captured the title of Spell- ing King after defeating runner-up Nan Yundt, on the word colander. Twenty-nine students who were tops in the preliminary spelling test held the day before participated in the event. ' and . . . Karen Hassinger, who took the Vocabulary Crown after she defeated sixty other contes- tants in the annual Vocabulary Down. The word abase meaning to bring down gave her the victory. and . . . The Need for a Strong Democracy, the topic for the American Legion sponsored es- say contest, stimulated many BHS and- area students to try for the cash prizes. The Belle- vue winners included Hilde Mueller, Noel Curran, lan lrons, Gloria Fiala, and Karen Hassinger, and . . . Roland Jordan who won the Nickel Plate Poster Contest held for Bellevue and local schools. Lynda Burley and Yvonne Rudd were also among the prize winners. and... Rose Miano who was awarded the Arlene Doane friendship cup because she was judged the friendliest girl in her class. The cup was purchased by the Class of 1950 and Rose be- came the third recipient of this award. 'N ' lii i is V Roman Holiday After nearly two thousand years spent in dark museums and in the depths of Orcus, the underworld, the gods commanded the descendants of Rome to hold an assembly for BHS. This message was received by the Oracle and the teacher, Mary Cooper, in the inner sanctum lRoom 224l. The members of the Latin Classes donned togas and presented. Mount Olympus and all of its inhabitants. The gods who commanded the performance were well pleased. 7 55 iff ff . X 1 1 i I Q.. Q 'L .gwiwy , 1 , 1 ? . f 1 Q. C R l 33. M l y In 'X si. fi ADVISOR Mary Cooper P i J.:- ,Q-Q , Q-si-'si ima gzawwm to 50 TOP ROW: B.l.E. Day luncheon at General Electricg Iv. sses Schachtele, Foulk, Wright, attend English Clinic at Kentg Alice Stoldt assists Tanya Ransom. THIRD ROW: Teachers admire Faculty Bookg Erma Buf- fington attends art classp Mr. Steinbaugh teaches typing to adults. ig 'f , V 'T af-35 .., L' ff' 1- W6 , 'N W .--- ' ! K - ..-.' g Well, chief, now l've seen everything! On the night of the Bellevue-Bucyrus tilt, a super convertible car pulled around the track. You could have knocked me over with an asteroid when I saw three girls smiling from the back seat. A wonderful device called a P.A. sys- tem told us this was Homecoming Night and the three girls were underclassmen who were attendants to the queen: Ursela Zobec, frosh member who was claimed by Jim Koechley, sophomore attendant Nan Yundt, whose es- cort was Larry Ocker, and junior elect Janet Koechley, who was led away on the arm of Roger Ramsey. As my eyes continued to represent flying saucers, another car pulled up and out stepped the two senior attendants, Gloria Wild and Eileen Whitely. They were claimed respec- tively by Andy Missler and John Beiler llucky boysl . As I was hastily jotting down notes for my report, EUREKA! what came around the bend but another shiny convertible carrying Her Excellency Lorna Radkey, the Queen. She was quickly whisked down an aisle of majorettes by Paul Schueler. They were pre- ceded by the flower girl Scharyle Funk and the ring-bearer Jeff Crosby. After being crowned and presented with a royal bouquet by the two co-captains, the Queen and with her royal court were given choice seats to watch the game lwhich BHS won, inci- dentallyl. Later l was a member of the stag-line at the dance given in Lorna's honor at the high school. Lorna and Paul had the traditional first dance. l tried to cut in but did not have much luck. Y 42 ., 1- 9' Hn xxx Xl! -Jin PG' wi QQ - 'r'1v-3 C7 ix x Q3 Vx X? C 5-if jnnibal John Lepley CO-CAPTAIN CO-CAPTAI N Coach Shaffer Jim Windsor Pete Frisch I learned much about football during the thrilling season with the BHS Redmen. Speedy Bob Hart crossed between the goal posts to score a total of 54 points. John Lep- ley kicked l5 good extra points making a total of 27 points for him. This achievement among others earned John the title of captain of the NOL team. Jim Windsor was voted out- standing lineman in the league. Pete Frisch and Ed Roberts had the good fortune of being elected to second team, and Brad Palmer was given Honorable Mention. Pete Frisch and Jim Windsor were also given Honorable Men- tion in the All Ohio League. And so it went with the Redmen completing a successful sea- son under the direction of Coach Lowell Schaffer and his assistants, Dick MacNealy, and Joe Ayers. SCHEDULE THEY Sept. Fremont St. Joe 26 Sept. Upper Sandusky l9 Sept. Crestline .......... ....... O Oct. Willard ...... 6 Oct. Norwalk .... 43 Oct. Shelby ..... 4l Oct. Galion ........ 26 Oct. Bucyrus ......... 20 Nov. Port Clinton .... ....... 7 if ,usage TOP ROW-Brad Palmer, Bob Hart, John Fornulare. MIDDLE ROW--Bill Monahan, Dick Moyer, Barry Reitz. BOTTOM ROW-Ed Roberts, Cop Hill, Jim Foos. .gf -,z WNUTES I lggilllllfli HUME llvssnmn TOP ROW-Tom Schueler, Ted Swartz, Bill Consolo, Dennis Siesel, Charles Belfiore, Jim Boyer, Gary Haynes, Joe Miano, Roger Scheid. SECOND ROW-John Famulare, Jim Windsor, Cap Hill, Pete Frisch, Barry Reitz, Bill Mana- han, Jim Foos, Carl Sberna, Dick Nobles. THIRD ROW-Brad Palmer, Bob Hart, Ed Roberts, Ray Ruffing, Bud Kryling, Tony LaPa'ra, Harold Bumb, Dick Moyer, John Lepley. SEATED-Monager Clare Mills, Dave Beckman, Bob Yoder, Bob Adams, Ed Lepley, Carl DeLiberto, Jack Claus, Bob Kern. John Lepley No. 44, Bob Hart No. 56, Pete Frisch No. 65. Bellevue 20, Bucyrus 20 1 Q l 41, n 4 'Swv z8a4AntbnlL STANDING-Mgr. Pete Frisch, Jim Strayer, Roger Miller, Jim Windsor, Paul Schueler, Coach Ivan Wilhelm. SEATED-Neal Moore, Bradley Palmer, Joe DeBlase, John Lepley, Jere Stephenson, Roger Romsey. Basketball is all over but the shouting. But before l put it back on the shelf for an- other year, there are a few odds and ends to clear up. Under the guidance of Coach Ivan Wilhelm, who encountered his first coaching assignment with the BHS cagers, the Redmen succeeded in capturing a part of the NOL title again this year when they tied with Bucy- rus and Shelby for first place. ln the individ- ual scoring, Jim Windsor broke the school scoring mark when he netted 32 points in the Norwalk game. Bellevue won l2 games and lost 7, scoring l249 points against ll23 for the opponents. 1952-'53 BASKETBALL RECORD WE Alumni ................ ...... 5 3 Bowling Green ...... ...... 6 2 Ashland ............. ...... 5 4 Port Clinton ....... ...... 9 O Norwalk ........ ...... 6 9 Lima ........... ...... 5 l Lima ........ ...... 6 6 Fostoria ....... ...... 7 3 Willard ....... ...... 7 l Galion ............... ...... 6 8 Shelby ..................... ...... 6 l Tiffin Columbian ..... ...... 6 3 Fremont Ross ........ ...... 6 6 Crestline ........... ...... 8 7 Norwalk ........... ...... 7 l Port Clinton ....... ...... 7 2 Sandusky ........... ...... 5 9 Bucyrus ................... ....... 5 3 Upper Sandusky ..... ...... 6 l TH EY 48 63 68 57 64 68 53 66 58 69 58 48 81 45 48 43 67 67 52 L 43a.4luzfbalL BACK ROW-Phil Fultz, Dick Moyer, Ed Roberts, Bob Strayer, Gary Haynes, Roger Scheld, Larry Ocker. MIDDLE ROW-Dale Ledman, Tom Schueler, David VanFleet, Dick Creech, Bob Baldwin, George Beery, Dick Nobles. FRONT ROW: Bob Kern, Jack Claus, Ian Irons. 6 Faye Hire, Sylvin Seel, Claudia Kern, Peggy Pittinger, and Marilyn Ruffing. L ' ll , g.J SCHEDULE WE Bowling Green M... 32 Ashland ............ 31 Port Clinton ........ 45 Norwalk ............ 51 Fostoria .............. 46 Willard .............. 46 Galiorg ,..... ........ 5 7 Shelby ................ 44 Tiffin Col. .......... 50 Fremont .............. 46 Crestline ............ 51 Norwalk ............ 55 Port Clinton ........ 59 Sandusky ............ 37 Bucyrus .............. 39 Upper Sandusky..6O THEY 28 37 29 30 47 60 35 42 51 41 32 47 42 33 38 40 The freshmen had a good season too. Out of the nine games they had scheduled, the boys won eight victories with only one loss. The freshmen season began by trampling over Tiffin, Sandusky, and Port Clinton. The fourth game with Tiffin proved to be the only unlucky one, because after this defeat the team won all the remaining five games. The team was coached by Lowell Shaffer. After a preliminary l elimination by the school faculty, new cheerleaders were chosen by the stu- dent body. The boys are back again after three years of absence from this activity. There will be a reserve cheerleading team also, with the elec- tion of Vicki Stoll, Rose- mary Groff, and Ursula Zobec. Tony Straziuso and Bob Linkenbach are the two boys elected for the varsity cheerleaders. STANDING-Bob Creech, Eugene McCague, Ted Swartz, Jim Ruess, David Ordway. SECOND ROW-Carl DeLiberto, Jack Moran, Ed Lepley, Dave Beckman, Bob Yoder. FIRST ROW-Larry Cloud, John Laub, Dean Frost, Bob Adams. New Cheerleaders Vicki Stoll, Tony Straziuso, Rosemary Groff, Bob Linkenbach, Ursula Zobec. STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT--Consetta Miano, Lorna Radkey, Janis Ben- son, Nancy Consolo, Barbara Fox, Bob Christman, Horold Gorman, Daryl Knauss, Ed Roberts, Barry Reitz. SEATED-Joan Helber, Elinor Fox, Norma Radkey, Vivian Soldano, Rose- marie Cudnik, Louise Laub, Lloyd Adams, Pete Frisch, Art Rose, Ray Ruffing. ON FLOOR-Eileen Hertzer, Kathleen Henney. After being able to swim twenty-two pool lengths above water, two body lengths under water, and stay afloat one minute, these future life guards then learned forms of rescues, releases and approaches, plus artificial res- piration. Finally, having passed a written test, they were granted life saving certificates and emblems. ln the field of track, the BHS tracksters won the Northern Ohio League track meet at Willard by compiling a total of 853A points. lt was the first time the team has won a league track meet. Bob Hart set a new league record for the broad jump with a dis- tance of 20 feet, five and one- fourth inches. Hart placed first in broad jump, l00 yd. dash and 220 yd. dash, Wind- sor was lst in high jump and 3rd in high hurdles, Moyer was first in high jump and 2nd in broad jump, Frisch placed first in 440, Moore was 2nd in 440, Schueler was 2nd in pole vault, Nobles came in 2nd in 880 yd. run and Hart, Roberts, Beckman and Baldwin won the two lap relay. Jmdf, IN hi TS. BACK ROW-Tom Schueler, Roy Ruffing, Bob Hart, Gene McCague, Paul Schueler, Jim Windsor, Ed Roberts, Dick Moyer. CENTER ROW-Dick Wing, David Beckman, Bob Baldwin, Bud Kryling, Dick Nobles, Larry Ocker, Jim Boyer, Neal Moore. FRONT ROW-Bob Adams, Terry Godfrey, Philip Fultz, Harlyn Heyman, Bob Kern, Pete Frisch. Edd Pat Arnold, Linda Andrews, Linda Burley, Nancy Cook, Laureen Danklefsen, Rosanna Elm- linger, Beth Fryar, Marlene Fryar, Wilma Geisler, Faye Hire, Eileen .Hertzer, Pat Herman, Grace Henderson, Joan Helber, Lynda Kelly, Harriett Lynch, Shirley Leber, Consetta Miano, Vivian Meyer, Sue Matz, Elaine Orians, Peggy Pittinger, Potty Pasquolin, Janette Rutfing, Tanya Ransom, Joyce Stephens, Kay Smith, Dru Shropshire, Shirley Siesel, Mary Sberna, Josie Sberna, Jean Swenson, Barbara Swaebly, Carol Underdown, Elaine Worden, lla Warner, Gloria Wild, Pauline Wise, Rosemary Wise, Charlotte Wongler, Wilma Wongler, Marva Young. On different noons during the week I often heard what sounded like rather feminine yells coming from the gym and when I looked in, I received a big startle for I saw earth-women participating in games which I thought only earth-men did. After talking with their commander, Mrs. Pendleton, l learned they were participating in Intramurals games. When o girl earns 80 points, she is eligible to become a member of the G. A. A., Girls Athletic Association. Then when she earns 250 points she gets a big B . In December they sponsored a Volleyball Sports Day, with Fremont, Norwalk, Willard, Sandusky and Bellevue participating. Their first project this year was sponsoring the an- nual snake dance to open the football season. I rushed over to the field to learn about snake dances: to see footballs falling from the sky, and then practically torn apart in a tug of war. Bill Tibboles can now be informed that his team won only because a Martian bumped into Bob Christman and pushed him over. Then at other times during the year, the dif- ferent groups at BHS attended other schools' schools' Sports Day. Officers President .................................. Eileen Hertzer Vice President .......................... Pauline Wise Secretary ........ Tanya Ransom Inot picturedl Treasurer .............................. Drue Shropshire ' .... I W X H. . , 1 A -- o f A A ,f , 'I' 1 'Jing BASKETBALL STANDING-Dick Yearick, Cap Hill, Bob Herner, Ray Bau- man. KNEELING-Andrew Missler, John Beiler. BADMINTON AND PING-PONG STANDING-Larry Meyer, Marvin Siesel, Jere Stephenson. SEATED-Marlene Fryar, Nancy Consolo, Carol Underdown, Shirley Siesel, Faye Hire. C iff' GIRLS' BASKETBALL STANDING: Shirley Siesel Kay Smith Elinor Fox KNEELING: Lois Holmes Laureen Donklefsen Pat Arnold GIRLS' VOLLEYBALL LEFT TO RIGHT: Beth Fryar Marilyn Ruffing Janice Ruffing Pat Kelley Shirley Siesel GIRLS' FIELDBALL STANDING: Nan Yundt Beth Fryar Kay Smith Marva Young Shirley Siesel KNEELING: Dorothy LaPota Margaret Enderley Consetta Miano Jeanette Danklefsen MIXED VOLLEYBALL STANDING: Peg Pittinger Nancy Consolo Barbara Swaebly Janis Benson KNEELING: Charles Holmer Jim Foos Michael Straziuso PADDLE BADMINTON LEFT TO RIGHT: Carol Beery Marlene Fryar Nancy Consolo Carol Underdown Drue Shropshire Lois Holmes ,Glam :awe ' VOLLEYBALL STANDING: Cap Hill Dick Yearick Mike Straziuso Andy Missler Terry Christman KNEELING: Chuck Ruffing Lawrence Link Eugene Wynbissinger N' 7? fi Jim Qunzbfz, Mah .sawn , 5 gs, ,, . . ,.., R 1, f, if - L x Craig T. Teterick B.S. Muskingum College Louis Garman B.S. Bowling Green f . fm. 'ev ' AQ gf. if A ' +9 ff ig xg 'S ,xg S Y 1 DeWayne Burke, Principal B.S. Bowling Green M.A. Ohio State University Florence Yingling B.S. Ohio State University Merrell C. Downing B.S. Kent State University is all V kilt ' Anita Ruffing A.B. College of Mount St. Joseph M.A. Ohio State University Ivan Wilhelm B.S. Tulane University qhth, yfuzda . ., 15 i 1 F , 0 5 . 1 i ri , Js 5 1 r, .au , 'T ,fa 0 View viii :A 4 . '33- ,emefg M Bmw 7.-if Q P X l we 'SD ia' ff' ' meme y 1 'S g ' 'ii ' fm Q0 ' eg is N3 CC? 2 C y , S: ,J wr l NV I J y 2 in in 'J K . 1 4 P 'gl l.. 45,3 ij yy :E YAVAL , rl Q EM. lK.-fh. E33 , f i ,g ,, , ri, if .1 9 c 'ZA V. l ' Q 'ff 'H 1 J .nf ,ll . ell' f ' 3 -I F A , C . s' ,,- 4 .' 1 Wir 4 3 -' l 'zzgx 1 9 Y tif '39 Q ' S hdyijifk. x v 1' S - ik , G S A it zzy of -M N A 4, A ., C 4 e ff, 14 f vig MQ TOP ROW: Peggy Adams, Ann Allen, Dorothy Bar- nett, Nick Belfiore, Jeanne Bellard, Beverly Berghof- fer, Earnest Blank, Joseph Brugnone. SEVENTH ROW: Robert Cook, Luanne Crews, Jack Dymond, Richard Edwards, Barbara Erf, Jack Gal- braith, Dale Gardner, Harold Gardner. SIXTH ROW: Peggy Gross, Beverly Hart, Carolyn Harvey, Linda Haynes, Kent Helber, Marjorie Herner, Marcia Heter, Bonnie Hime. FIFTH ROW: Jerry Huddy, Mae lngle, Betty Killian, William Kistler, Connie Kutz, James Landes, Kenneth Lantz, William Limber. . 2 A ,C,q 5 P f: 4 .Q f, JM F Q V A ,Q ,vyl - S S-4 siii .3 'SVB 5 nf? L? if iii , gi fy J L, tyrr,l we fi V an 'W fr ? ry .3 gag ll rXa5.,'4'7m ,M its 'irrlri ease hi . , K , y , f rn 3 rf ,Q t , ..,. as 'si Gs atiy ,P 'W 52 Fi M 55 :Si ,i.aM, -, ea r .aye fa, h af' rv ,Q Q EQ: Ve x ids em , nb , Q :, ' l ' or , . f iqxg 3, jj. I ', S? A -0 ffm if y, . S 6 W I is A ,fx is xi.. M ti, FOURTH ROW: Alana Link, Dennis Mesnard, Gerald Moyer, Richard Murray, Doris Nay, Arthur Norman, Burlah Oney, Sharon Pittenger. THIRD ROW: Richard Reitz, Ruth Joanne Reynolds, Russell Richards, Patricia Roach, William Roberts. George Rose, Patricia Rozman, Janice Rudolph. SECOND ROW: Dixie Seibel, Louise Sizemore, Slusser, Gerald Smith, Peggy Strecker, Laura Robert Taylor, Sadie Bell Tetirick. FIRST ROW: Fred Voss, Sue Ellen Waters, Whisler, Jerry Wolford, Sande Woods. Linda Swan, Louis .-Swmfh 9 an fi fn ef ,. . is Q 3 . rq . .JU A A it -514 rs, ., Q all fill' '- .5 'Z yy, gr--W L f' 'Q . E' N-T, ' r e i so if A .. se -X E 2 0 J Q Ri, ei an MQ Q J 4: fi 'rn T J W i M 'ri J Q fwfw Tsai T, J i ... 7 if aff: , , 39 -5 1 ,gl 2-af 4-9 8 :ll 'xg W1 Y XV' R Y X ' X ' 'fy ' A CV I f : A i rivffku, Y f , '4 2 - , 1 ln no Y, JTTVJA J T F Tc- G -1 Q-J al , 'i .aw '- 6 ' aa. Q4 - -ea' fr A by RI J .zo T ' - Q 1 . f . T , ,Nw l als. .I . . A L W mm ' . ' e , Fi 5 mi A i. , i, T f 'R . ,f ' 13 it , .. M ig, at 5, 4 ,, H, is VE, 1, tv' av Q' ,Q ' I -af K . Y Y i ' ,M 5' 4 T 'M fwfr 4-we '-'fe ', to fi 3 ff ,HM-.fx ' ' or wif fQ 3135,-r9ki.l::s:lA: . . i , 'K 1 'K A r rig Q , in .fr-'H - 7- - W. 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W - 1 ff - 75 ' 5 FIFTH ROW: Carol Miller, Georgeanna Miller, mallxl W 4 Thomas Mitchell, Vera Morgan, Larry Moyer, Richard TOP ROW: Sue Ainslie, Wayne Amos, Wilma Artino, Janice Ayers, Judena Bachar, Robert Bailey, Donna Barnes, Richard Beckley, Robert Bellard. NINTH ROW: Paul Bolen, Mila Lea Bond, Laura Boone, John Brody, Gene Briggs, Delores Brumbough, Shirley Canode, Kim Carpenter, Don Childres. EIGHTH ROW: Sara Compton, Jerry Cox, Janice Cummins, Nancy Eisenhauer, Ronnie Ferres, Barbara Fleming, Edward Fleming, Larry Frost, Rose Gill. SEVENTH ROW: Sharon Hathaway, Nadine Henney, John Herner, Richard Heyman, Donald Hoffman, Herbert Huddy, Rebecca Hulteen, Charles lanello, David Jones. Nash, Carole Nay, Gary Norman, Gary Norman. FOURTH ROW: Joyce Norman, Sandra Norman, Charles Owens, Robert Plagman, Gregory Pond, Ron- nie Raitsnider, Richard Reitz, James Richards, Has- sell Risner. THIRD ROW: Harold Sawyers, Patty Sawyers, Dalton Schaaf, Ann Schlicht, Kayann Showalter, Robert Show- alter, Rosella Springer, David Stedman, David Stratso. SECOND ROW: James Taggart, Beverly Vickor, Edwin Wagner, James Walters, Dick Walters, William Ward, Arlene Warner, Shirley Weaver, Malcolm Williams. FIRST ROW: Robert Wing, Paul Yoder, LeAudrey Young, Larry Zechman, Gail Zeigler. CHEERLEADERS BACK ROW: Pat Rozman, Barbara Erf, Pat Roach. FRONT ROW: Bonnie Hime, Alana Link, Beverly Hart. An unusual presentation took place in the BHS as the Junior High students enacted the Ohio Story in song, dance, and drama. In observance of the Sesquicenten- nial, the Junior High devoted their annual music performance to a two hour panorama of Buckeye History. A narrator unfolded the history of Ohio, its first inhabitants-the ln- dians and French settlers. Various phases of history were highlighted by dramatic sketches, songs, and dances. lt was the story of stout men and brave women who, from savage wilderness made a great state. JUNIOR HIGH MAJOR AND MAJORETTES Barbara Erf Linda Slusser Alana Link Dick Heyman JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL TEAM STANDING: Gregory Pond, Gerald Moyer, Arthur Norman, Kent Helber, Nick Belfiore, Richard Murray. SECOND ROW: Jim Keyling, Jerry Wolford, Gary Norman, Tom Mitchell, Dave Stratso, Richard Beckley. SEATED: Jack Dymond, Bob Bailey, Bill Roberts, Dennis Mesnard, Robert Cook. JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL STANDING: Larry Zeckman, Howard Reitz, Nick Belfiore, Dick Edwards, Gerald Smith, Kent Helber, Gregory Pond, Richard Murray. SECOND ROW: Dennis Mesnard, Gerald Moyer, Dave Stratso, Bob Bailey, Gary Nor- man, Bill Roberts. SEATED: Richard Beckley, Edwin Wagner, Louis Whistler, Richard Nash, Tom Mitchell. ZE. .,. JIM AINSLIE: Comet Staff, 45 Hi-Y, I,2,45 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Thespians, 45 Boys' Chorus, I5 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. PATSY ARNOLD: Student Council, Alternate, I5 Dial Staff, 45 F.T.A. 45 Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Li- brary Club, 35 Mixed Choir, 45 Prelude, 35 Treble Clef, 25 Marching Band, I,2,3,45 Sym- phonic Band, 45 Twirlers, I,2,3,45 Music Award, 3: G.A.A., 3,45 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. RAY BAUMAN: Mixed Choir, 45 Boys' Chorus, I,2,35 Music Award, 35 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. CAROL BEERY: Student Council, 35 Comet Staff, 35 Dial Staff, 3,45 Y-Teens, 25 Class Play, 35 Treble Clef, I,2: Intramurals, l,2,3,4. JOHN BEILER: Hi-Y, I,2,3,45 Treasurer, 45 Class Play, 35 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Boys' Chorus, I,25 Music Award, 35 Intramurals, I,2,4. JOAN BILLIE: F.H.A., I,2,3,45 Y-Teens, 2: Prelude, 35 Treble Clef, I,25 Music Award, 3. BOB CHRISTMAN: Hi-Y, I,2,3,4, Secretary, 35 Christmas Play, 45 Thespians, 45 Mixed Choir, 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus, I5 Music Award, 3: Basketball-Reserve, I,25 Intramurals, I,2, 3,45 Class Play, 4. TERRY CHRISTMAN: Hi-Y, I,2,35 Class Play, 35 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. TOM CLEMENTS: Boys' Chorus, I,2,3,45 gllusic Award, 45 Track, 25 Intramurals, I,2, ,4. NANCY CONSOLO: Student Council, 3, Al- ternate, 45 Y-Teens, 25 Scholarship Team, 3: Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 35 Thespians, 3,45 Mixed Choir, 35 Prelude, 25 Treble Clef, I5 Marching Band, I,2: Symphonic Band, I,Z1 Music Award, 35 G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Treasurer, 25 Intramurals, I,2,3,45 National Honor So- ciety, 4. NANCY COOK: Comet Staff, 45 Y-Teens, 2, 3,45 Library Club, I5 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3: Mixed Choir, 45 Prelude, 3,45 Treble Clef, I,25 Music Award, 35 G.A.A., I5 ln- tramurals, I. NOEL CURRAN: Student Council, 35 F.T.A., 3,45 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Orchestra, 2,3,4: Music Award, 35 National Honor Society, 45 Thespians, 4. SALLY CURTIN: Treble Clef, I,2. LAUREEN DANKLEFSEN: Comet Staff, 3,45 Y-Teens, 45 G.A.A., 2,3,45 Intramurals, I,2, 3,4. JANE DECKER: Comet Staff, 45 Y-Teens, 2, 3,45 Library Club, I5 Class Play, 35 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Prelude, 3,45 Treble Clef, I,25 Orchestra, I,2,3,45 Music Award,, 35 Intra- murals, I. KATHLEEN DICK: Thompson: F.H.A., I,25 Mixed Choir, I,2,3: Girls' Chorus, I,2,35 ln- tramurals 35 Cheerleader, 25 Bellevue: Intra- murals, 4. ALICE ERF: Student Council, Alternate, I5 Comet Staff, 45 F.H.A., I5 Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Vice President, 3, President, 45 Scholarship Team, I,25 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3: Thespians, 45 Treble Clef, I5 National Honor Society, 4. JOHN FAMULARE: Mixed Choir, 35 Boys' Chorus, I,2,45 Football-Varsity, I,2,3,45 ln- tramurals I,2,3,45 Track, I,23. JIM FOOS: Boys' Chorus I,2,3: Football-Re- serve, I,25 Football-Varsity, 3,45 Intramur- als, I,2,35 Track, I,2,3. BARBARA FOX: Yokohama: Yo-Hi-Echoes 25 Dramatic Society, I,25 Operetta, I5 Girls' Chorus, I,25 G.A.A., I,25 Intramurals, I,2: Bellevue: Student Council, 45 Dial Staff, 45 F.T.A., 45 Y-Teens, 3,45 Scholarship Team, 2, Alternate, 35 Christmas Play, 4J Class Play, 3, 45 Thespians, 3,45 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Prelude, 2,3,45 Music Award, 35 G.A.A., 2,3,45 Intra- murals, 2,3,45 National Honor Society, 4. EUGENE FRISCH: Class Treasurer, 35 Class President, 45 Christmas Play, 45 Mixed Choir, I 35 Boys' Chorus, I,2,45 Football--Reserve, I,25 Football-Varsity, 3,45 Basketball-Re- serve, I,25 Basketball-Varsity, 3,45 Track I,2,3,4: Class Play, 4. MARLENE FRYAR: Student Council, Alter- nate, 45 F.H.A., I,25 F.T.A., 2,3,45 Y-Teens, 2,3,45 Mixed Choir, 2,3,45 Prelude, 2,3,45 Treble Clef, I,25 Sextette, I,2,3,45 Music Award, 3: G.A.A., I,2,3,45 Intramurals, I,2, 3,4. HAROLD GARMAN:,Boys' Chorus, I,2,35 Or- chestra, I,2,3,45 Music Award, 3,45 Intramur- als, l,2,3,4. MARILYN HACKENBURG: F.H.A., I,25 Y- Teens, 2,3,45 Library Club, 25 Class Play, 35 Mixed Choir, 45 Prelude, 2,3,4: Treble Clef, I,25 Music Award, 3. PATTI LOU HARTLEY: Treble Clef, I. CLEO HENSINGER: F.H.A., I,25 Y-Teens, 2, 3,45 Treble Clef, 25 Intramurals, I,2. PAT HERMAN: F.H.A., 3,45 Y-Teens, 25 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Treble Clef, I,25 Music Award, 35 G.A.A., 3,45 Intramurals, l,2,3,4. BOB HERNER: Hi-Y, 3,45 Scholarship Team, I5 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Boys Chorus, I,2,3,45 Music Award, 3: Intramurals, I,2,3,45 Thespians, 4. EILEEN HERTZER: Student Council Alter- nate, 35 Comet Staff, 45 Y-Teen, 25 Scholar- ship Team Alternate, I,2,35 Class Secretary, 45 Christmas Play, 45 Class Play, 3,45 Mixed Choir, 3,45 Prelude, 2,3,45 Treble Clef, I5 Music Awards, 35 G.A.A., 2,3,4, President, 45 Intramurals, I,2,3,45 National Honor Society, 4: Thespians, 4. I ZE. .,. CARROLL HILL: Boys' Chorus, l,2,3, Foot- ball-reserve, 2, Varsity, 3,4, Intramurals, I, 2,3,4, Track, l,2, CHARLES HOLMER, Hi-Y, I: Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3, Mixed Choir, 2,3, Boys' Chorus, l,4: Music Award, 3, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. LOIS HOLMES: Y-Teens, 4, Intramurals, I,4. CLAUDIA KERN: Margaretta: F.H.A., I,2, Secretary, l, Treasurer 2, LibraryClub I ,2, Sec- retary and Treasurer, I,2, Mixed Choir, I, In- tramurals, l,2, Bellevue: Dial Staff, 4, F.H.A., 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Library Club, 3, Intra- murals, 2,3,4, Cheerleader, 4, Class Play, 4. LAWRENCE LINK: Football-reserve, 3, In- tramurals, l,2,3,4. HARRIETT LYNCH: Comet Staff, 3,4, Dial Staff, 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3,45 Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Mixed Choir, 2,3,4, Prelude, Z,3,4, Treble Clef, I, Sextette, l,2,3,4, Twirler, l,2,3,4, Music Award, 3,4, G.A.A., l,Z,3,4, Intramurals, I,2, 3,4, Marching Band, l,2,3,4: Thespians, 4. SUE MATZ: Comet Staff, 4, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3, G.A.A., 3,4, Intramurals, Z,3, Thespians, 4. VIVIAN MEYER: F.H.A., I,2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,35 Treble Clef, l,2, Library Club, l,2,3,4, Mixed Choir, 4, Prelude, l,2,3,4, Music Award, 4, G.A.A., l,2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2, 3,4. ROSE MIANO: Comet Staff, 3, Dial Staff, 3 4, F.H.A., 2,3,4, Treasurer, 2, Vice President, 3,4, Y--Teens, 2, Prelude, 3,45 Treble Clef, I,2, Music Award, 3. THERESA MIRA: F.H.A., I,2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2, Treble Clef, l,2,3, Intramurals, l,2. ANDREW MISSLER: Student Council, 4, In- tramurals, 3,4. HILDEGARD MULLER: Germany: Student Council, 2,3, Class Officer, 2,3, Mixed Choir, l,2,3, Prelude, 3, Gymnastics Club, 2, Belle- vue: F.T.A., 4, Christmas Play, 4, Thespians, 4, Mixed Choir, 4, Prelude, 4: Intramurals, 4, National Honor Society, 4. JOAN NOBLES: Comet Staff, 4, Y-Teens, 2, Class Treasurer, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3. BARBARA NORMAN: Class Play, 3. ELAINE ORIANS: Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2: Prelude, 4, Treble, I,2,3, Band Ensemble, 3, Marching Band, l,2,3,4, Symphonic Band, I,2,3,4, Pep Band, 3,4, Music Award, 3,4, G.A.A., 3,4, Intramurals, 2,3,4. ALICE PHILLIPS: F.H.A., 4, Treble Clef, l,4, Intramurals, I,2,4. LORNA RADKEY: Comet Staff, 3,45 Y-Te ans, 2, Class Play, 3, Mixed Choir, 2,3, Prelude, 2,3, Treble Clet, l,2,3, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. I NORMA RADKEY: Comet Staff, 4, Dial Staff, 4, F.T.A., 3,4, Y-Teens, 2: Class Play, 3, Mixed Choir, 2,3,4, Prelude, 2,3,4, Treble Clef, I, Marching Band, l,2,3,4, Twirlers, l,2, 3,4, Intramurals, l,Z,3,4. BARRY REITZ: Hi-Y, I,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus, l,2,3,4: Football--Varsity, I,2,3,4, Intramur- als, I,2,3,4, Track, l,3, Music Award, 3. MARLENE RUESS: F.H.A., I, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Treble Clef, I, Music Award, 4, Intramurals, l,2,3,4. , CHARLES A. RUFFING: Boys' Chorus, I,2,3, 45 Music Award, 3, Intramurals, l,2,3,4. CHARLES H. RUFFING: Boys' Chorus, 2,3, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. JANETTE RUFFING: Comet Staff, 3, Dial Staff, 3,4, F,H.A., 2,3,4, President, 4, Y- Teens, 2, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3, Thespians, 4, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Treble Clef, I,2: Music Award, 3, G.A.A., l,2,3,4, Intra- murals, l,2,3,4. MARILYN RUFFING: Library Club', 3, Pre- lude, 2, Treble Clef, I, Cheerleader, 3,4, Head Leader, 4, Intramurals, 3,4. NANCY SAUBER: Tiffin: Marching Band, I, 2, Prelude, 2, Bellevue: F.H.A., 4. .IOSEPHINE SBERNA: Comet Staff, 3: Dial Staff, 4, Y-Teens, 2, Christmas Play, 4, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Prelude, 2,3,4, Treble Clef, I5 Marching Band, l,2,3,4, Twirlers, I,2,3,4, Drum Majorette, 2,3,4, Music Award, 3, G. A.A., 3,4, Intramurals, l,2,3,4. MARY SBERNA: Comet Staff, 3, Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3, Class Play, 3, Treble Clet, I, G.A.A., l,2,3,4: Intramurals, I,2,3,4. JIM SCAGNETTI: Mixed Choir, 3,4, Boys' Chorus, l,2, Music Award, 3, FootbaIl-Re- serve, l,3, Intramurals, l,2,3,4, Track, 2. PAUL SCHUELER: Attica: Class Vice-Presi- dent, 2, Mixed Choir, I,2, Boys' Chorus, I,2: Basketball-Reserve, I, Basketball-Varsity, l,2, Intramurals, I,2, Track, l,2, Projection Club, l,2, President, 2, Baseball, I,2, Belle- vue: Class Play, 3,4, Basketball-Varsity, 3 4, Intramurals, 3,4, Track, 3,4. SUE SHANNON: Minneapolis: Y-Teens, l,2, Girls' Choir, I, Dramatic Club, I, Fargo: Sex- tette, I: Bellevue: Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2, Library Club, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3,4, Prelude, 4, Treble Clef, 3, Intramurals, 4, Thespians, 4. FREDA SHAVER: F.H.A., 2, Y-Teens, 2' Treble Clef, I,2. SHIRLEY SHERMAN: F.H.A., l,2,3,4: Y- Teens, 2, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Treble Clef, 1,25 Music Award, 3, Intramurals, l,2,3,4. I I ZE. .,. DRUE SHROPSHIRE: F.H.A., 4, F.T.A., 2,3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Treble Clef, I, Class Music Ensemble, 4: Marching Band, I,2,3,4, Sym- phonic Band, I,2,3,4, Orchestra, 3,4, Music Award, 3,4, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Treasurer, 4, ln- tramurals, I,2,3,4, SHIRLEY SIESEL: F.H.A., 2, Library Club, 2, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. VIVIAN SPRINGER: Y-Teens, 2, Mixed Choir, 4: Prelude, 2, Treble Clef, I,3, Music Award, 3, G.A.A., Intramurals, l,2. DOROTHY STEDMAN: F.T.A., 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Christmas Play, 4, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Prelude, I,2,3,4, Treble Clef, I,2, Sextette, I,2,3,4, Marching Band, I,2i Symphonic Band, l,2, Pep Band, I,2, Music Award, 3, Class Play, 4, Thespians, 4. JOYCE STEPHENS: Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Prelude, 3,4, Treble Clef, l,2: Music Award, 3, G.A.A., 2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2. MIKE STRAZIUSOZ Student Council, I,2, Ser- geant-at-Arms, 2, Dial Staff, 3,4, F.T.A., I,2, Secretary, 2, Scholarship Team, 2, Class Pres- ident, 3: Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3,4, Thespians, 3,4, Vice-President, 4, Mixed Choir, I,2, Marching Band, I,2,3,4, Symph- onic Band, I,2,3,4, Vice-President, 3, Presi- dent, 4, Pep Band, I,2,3,4, Orchestra, 2,3, Music Award, 3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. BARBARA ANN SWAEBLY: Comet Staff, 3, 4, Dial Staff, 4: Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Treasurer, 3, 4, Scholarship Team, I,2,3, Christmas Play, 4, G.A.A., 2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4, Class Play, 3, National Honor Society, 4, Thespians, 4: Quill and Scroll 4. BILL TIBBOLES: Hi-Y, I,2,3,4, President, 4, Mixed Choir, I,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus, I, Music Award, 3. CAROL UNDERDOWN: Student Council, 2, Comet Staff, 3,4, Dial Staff, 3,4, F.T.A., I,2, 3,4, Treasurer, 3, Y-Teens, 2: Scholarship Team, I,2,3, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3,4, Thespians, 4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Mixed Choir, 2,3,4, Pre- lude, 2,3,4: Treble Clef, I, Sextette, I,2,3,4, Music Award, 3, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. SHIRLEY WAGNER: Y-Teens, 2,3, Library Club, I,2,3,4, Scholarship Team, I,2, Mixed Choir, 3, Accomp., 4, Prelude, I,2,3,4, Boys' Chorus Accomp., 4, Treble Clef Accomp., I, 2,31 Sextette Accomp., 4, Orchestra, I,2,3,4, Music Award, 3,4. ILA WARNER: Student Council, I,2,3,4, Sec- retary, 4, Dial Staff, 3, F.T.A., I,2,3,4, Vice- President, 3, President, 4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Scholarship Team, I,2,3, Class Play, 3, Na- tional Honor Society, 3,4, Thespians, 3,4, Sec- retary, 4: Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Marching Band, I,2, Symphonic Band, I,2, Pep Band, I,2, Orchestra, 2, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Intramur- als, I,2,3,4. EILEEN WHITELY: Student Council, 4, Alter- nate, 2,3, Comet Staff, 4, Y-Teens, 25 Schol- arship Team, 2, Alternate, I, Class Secretary, 3, Class Vice-President, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Mixed Choir, 3,4, Prelude, 3,4, Treble Clef, I,2: Music Award, 3, Intramurals, I,2, Na- tional Honor Society, 4. GLORIA WILD: Student Council, 4, President 4, Comet Staff, 3, Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Program Chairman, 4, Library Club, I, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3, Thespians, 4, Mixed Choir, 4: Prelude, 2,3,4, Treble Clef, I, Music Award, 3,4, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Intra- murals, I,2,3,4, National Honor Society, 4, Quill and Scroll, 4. ANDREW WILHELMZ Student Council, I, Hi-Y, I,2, Intramurals, I,2,4. SHARON WILLSZ Student Council, 2, Alter- nate, I:Comet Staff, 3,4, Editor, 4, Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4, Publicity Chairman, 4, Scholarship Team I,2,3, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3,4, National Honor Society, 3,4, Thespians, 4, Quill and Scroll- 4, Mixed Choir, 3,45 Prelude, I,2,3,4, Treble Clef, I, Sextette, I,2,3,4, Orchestra, I,2,3,4, Music Award, 3 4, Intramurals, I,4. JIM WINDSOR: Hi-Y, l,2, Mixed Choir,,2,3, Boys' Chorus, I,2, Music Award, 3, Football -Varsity, I,2,3,4, Basketball-Varsity, I,2, 3,4, Track, I,2,3,4, PAULINE WISE: F.H.A., I, G.A.A., I,2,3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4, ROSEMARY WISE: F.H.A., I,2, G.A.A., 2,3, Intramurals, I,2,3,4, CHARLOTTE WONGLER: F.H.A., I,2, Li- brary Club, I,2,3,4, Treble Clef, I,2,3,4, G. A.A., 2,3,4, Intramurals, l,2,3,45 Music Award, 3. WILMA WONGLER: F.H.A., I,2,4, Library Club, 4, G.A.A., 3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4. EUGENE WYNBISSINGER: Student Council 2, Alternate, 4, Scholarship Team, I,2,3, Class Vice-President, 3, Marching Band, I,2, 3,4, Symphonic Band, I,23,4: Pep Band, I,2,, Music Award, 3,4, Intramurals, I,2,3,4, RICHARD YEARICK: Class Play, 3, Boys' Chorus, 4, Marching Band, I,2,3,4, Symph- onic Band, I,2,3,4, Pep Band, I,2, Intramur- als, I,2,3,4. MARILYN YODER: Dial Staff, 3,4, Y-Teens, 2,3,4: Social Chairman, 3, Scholarship Team, I,2,3, Christmas Play, 4, Class Play, 3,4, National Honor Society, 3,4, Thespians, 3,4, President,,4, Quill and Scroll, 3,4, Mixed Choir, 2,3,4, Prelude, I,2,3,4, Treble Clef, I: Sextette, I,2,3,4, Music Award, 3. I I I Cir G- 3 I mummy. may mf i f If is .. XJ 1' '44 if r pf, ,-rn. Km W MK., f V n W J Zi' ali! ,HIE . vi? Q 3 5 5. -55 A f ,-K. .LW ,QQ M A' 1 4-fy7f i.i1E , ' : 1,25 , sef':.-32.-. 59? ,si 'f-Z:1iE'f. f ' if mi Q .ml LQ fy, .7 s fr' J . I ffm P? g7JkVL.L, i .,kk i-.Q-E VK hw ru ff, 'ii W as , EW 5 5 Mg? Wm Mfri ,W . 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