Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1958 volume:

97' lhlr 'lair lair -4 ' . 9!'! '! !9!?!?'? 'J 9 V, . .. . '4Y ,- , , , - ..., - .. .. V ,. '? ' , '9! '?9!9!99'! f'5! f ! .ii if 1 T HU THE 1958 C 0 ME T Published for the Student Body by the 1958 COMET Staff of Bellevue High School Bellevue, Ohio Volume 37 PPOfllClP . . . On September 3, l957, over 550 students walked under the arches of Bellevue High School to begin another full year of hard study. During the course of the year, many new acquaintances were made. With the participation of every student, who in some small way helps to mold the character of the school, Bellevue High School has attained the reputation of having one of the outstanding student bodies in Ohio. This attainment has been acquired through scholarship, leader- ship, character, and service on the part of students, teachers, admin- istration, and board of education. Since this year's COMET is dedicated to the students of Bellevue High School, it is the sincere hope that everyone will continue to maintain this standard and strive ahead for higher goals. Contents . . . Administration and Faculty ...... ..... 3 Classes ......................,.......... ..... l 4 Seniors ..... ..... 1 6 Juniors ........ ...... 3 6 Sophomores .... ..46 Freshmen ,..... ...... 5 2 Junior High ...,, ...... 5 6 Organizations .............. ...... 6 4 Sports ........... ...... 8 2 Oh What A Beautiful Morning! M-,Ngnmn Qf QE' ff 62 I 5 4 - A Z Et' if-'4 -J fi 'i' 'rlfgx SUPERINTENDENT F D SWIGART Mr Swugart holds the Important posltlon of overseer fo he Bellevue Cnty Schools He has held this positron for the past I6 years Allmlnlstrators Guule Student Llfe PRINCIPAL E S GLASGO Mr Glasgo who tor the past 14 years has served as leader of the hu school as director of all phases ot lute at Bellevue Hugh School. The Board of Education lrightl featured one new addition this year as Mr. Harold Detlefsen was elected in November. Pic- tured left to right are: Sitting-Mrs. Alma Reitz, clerk, Mr. Harland Erf, presidentg and Mr. Allen Kistler, vice-president. Standing -Mr. Richard Raish, Mr. Detlefsen, and Dr. F. D. Crosby. I' L Office workers labovel include Mrs Dawley Brown Mrs Sharon Fawcett Mrs Geraldine Wilhelm Mrs Vicki Yoder and Mrs Virginia Frankenfreld Later in the year two new secretaries louned the staff but are not pictured They are Mrs Mar garet Noyes and Miss Jane Chrlstman Special instructors and staff are pictured at the right Mr Jack Sigman speech and hearing therapist Miss Bertha Helen Kist ler school health nurse and Miss Helen Zwayer school psychologist Staff Includes Specul lusts' Ill g -fd iq TWT 'Q-HW 2.-- J Q 'fill ullq I iou s The less the pupols thunk the more the teacher must thunk So endeavornng to fund out what thoughts pass through a teacher s mnnd COMET reporters select ed eight questions to ask faculty mem bers Each teacher was asked one ques tnon and has response does gave an IH sught unto has personaluty Perhaps students of T958 can look back ln years to come and remember these sage words of wlsdom What Do You Thmk Ot Homework'9 To this perennlal questlon Mr Joe Ayers staunchly stated not enough ot t Mass Mary Cooper commented It IS what students are exposed to wnth the hope that nt takes Mr Joe Ayers Amerlcan hnstory Mrs Marthella Burrows Spamsh I Muss Erma Bufflngton Algebra I and ll and Muss ry Cooper Latun I a d :ss Cooper IS presudent of the Bellevue Classroom Teachers Assocxatlon Seated next to her are Mlss Anita Ruftlng Belle vue Junior Hugh School teacher and pres :dent of the Ohuo Classroom Teachers Assocuatnon and Mlss Vnvnan Powell presudent ot the Natuonal Classroom Teachers Assoclatlon T , ,7 . . Q Q AX . I Q x ' ' , 1' J .. ' V . of all , ff , , at' T1 :' 'T U J' st, A . A K i W . . . I . q i V . 1 .. . .b Nl l 1 . I . I l x X V . I I Ma - ' n II. M' 7 fi ' ' ' 4 . Z 'X 'SQ it l . ' I . . Current Issues Do You Thrnk College ls Necessary? Mass Erma Buffmgton feels that t would be a tragedy nf some people didn t get to go but also she thinks that many people waste tume In college and don t take advantage of thelr opportun :tres Mr Robert Leckrone stated that college IS necessary to gam success In thas competltuve world even one year of college helps Mr Cleo Yoder feels nt teaches students to get along wnth oth ers better and gnves a broader outlook on lnfe lt as Mr John Heter s vuewpount that I some students are to develop the greater part of thelr abllltles college IS a neces stty Not so for all students says Mrs Ruth Davndson certain careers require The career that a person selects should govern hns future tralnung Mrs Martha Swartz defunutely feels that gurls should not be kept out of college smce It IS a gurl s world anyway Mr Davnd Cress world history psy chology cmzenshup guidance testxng Mrs Ruth Davidson Typmg ll general business office practice semor math Mr Walter Halen orchestra strung les sons and Mr John Heter solid geom etry trlgonometry lournallsm asslstant pranclpal 7 . . I I 1 . ' , . . .f I - training that is not furnished by colleges. . 1' . , ' I .. . , . . Z . I I - l I l ' i - - ' - r . I . . I . Al If You Had Not Selected Teaching As A Career, What Would You Have Chosen'9 Mlss Emlly Sayles would have used her talents ID the lnterary field by llvmg In a garret In order to wrlte an outstand mg book or two Mr E Carroll Schick s secret rlesure as to take up dramatic arts and Mass Margaret Rust thanks that she would enloy mternor decoratmg Journalusm has always held a fascun atnon tor Mrs G Vuola McCombs I would be a geographer nt as such a fas cmollng sublecl mused Mrs Esther Rey nolds Mr Donald Stonestreet would like to be a trapper and Mr Davud Cress a lawyer Mr Charles Hnckman boys physical educatlon Intramurals Mr Burnell Hoff man bnology general scnence head basketball coach Mr Lee Huffman general sclence physical science head track coach and Mr Robert Leckrone band Instrumental musuc What Recent Sclentrfrc Invention Has Affected Your Life? How9 All three responded ID the same veun Sputmk M Roland Morrus feels that It hasnt really changed has life but that It has given hum some mg to thunk about' Mr Genn Spangler feels tha? although It was not a thang to be feared he would luke to know more about nt Mr Richard Lueb sand The uc cessful launching of a satellite as seruous consequences For the urs tlme we Americans must realnze t at we are not safe and are vulnerable to attafk Mr Richard Lleb second semester business English bookkeeplng business arlthmetlc Mass Mary Lem an er Englush Ms G Vxoa Combs lnbrarlan and Mr Roland Moms driver educatnon Wm lmm,,,,-F How Do You Rate BHS ln Its School Sprr1t'9 Mr Burnell Hoffman feels that those who attend sports contests have wonderful spnrut but that a very low percentage attend Mrs Louuse Wnlluams feels that the schol astrc splrlt of the school has gone a long way to make Bellevue a top school as far as school spurnt us concerned Mrs Genevieve Pendleton gurls physncal educatnon Intramurals Mess Emnly Sayles English Mrs Esther Reynolds stenography Typmgl and Mass Margaret Rust Englnsh ar 3 What Would You Like To lnvent lf You Were A Scvent1st'9 Atomlc power and space travel were regarded as of llttle consequence for Mr Herbert Wolfe would lnvent a machlne to make pupils study harder whale Mr Lee Huffman would luke to fund a machme that would permit students to absorb science by osmosls Mass Esther Schachtele Englnsh speech Mr Lowell Shaffer mechanlcal drawing biology head football coach Mr E Carroll Schuck vocal musuc Mrs Pauline Shaffer home economlcs , . , . T I I - 1 1 , 7 . . - , . What ls An Ideal Student? To this question, Miss Esther Schachtele said, lt is a student who is friendly, cooperative, and ambi- tious. Miss Virginia Strohm added, A student who is really interested in learning. Mrs. Marthella Burrows agreed by saying, One who desires to learn and further his education. Miss Mary Leininger feels that the ideal student is the pleasant student who has a willingness to learn and to he p Mr Glenn Spangler metal shop Mechanical Drawing ll Mr Donald Stonestreet American government gunna Strohm plane geometry gen eral math and Mrs Martha Swartz home economics chemistry lab I . ' -' I j . l . I economics, world history, Miss Vir- - I - 1 - - , . What Part of Your Teaching Is The Most lnterestmg'9 Mrs Genevieve Pendleton believes the most Interesting part of teaching IS the working with and the under standing of the gurls while Mrs Paul me Shatter likes cooking and sewing Mr Charles Hickman and Mr Lowell Shatter agreed Coaching Walter Halen likes vacation the best tor then he can become a student again Mrs. Joanna Wagner-tirst semester -commercial law, bookkeeping, bus- iness arithmeticg Mrs. Louise Williams -art, Mr. Herbert Wolfe - physics, chemistry, and Mr. Cleo Yoder- wood shop. -? lasses . . . A Seniors Junuors Sophomores Freshmen Junuor Hlgh No school was ever buult for teachers they exust for the stu dents These words of Pruncupal E S Glasgo reflectung the deduca tuon of the 1958 COMET are the toundatuon for the educatuon of over 550 students Thus years Senuor Class known as the last of the depressuon classes because of the low burth rate before the economuc upsurge brought by World War ll contauns 112 senuors Thus wull be the last of the smaller classes to graduate from BHS for thus year s Junuor Class has approxumately 130 members and the Sophomore Class contauns 164 members The Class of 61 wull once agaun be smaller Followung a small eughth grade enrollments begun theur upward clumb Also un all the populatuon of the hugh school at year s end un cluded 260 gurls and 292 boys all of whom share un the fellowshup of Student Lufe at BHS I 'I4 U I I I Q I I C . . . , ' I , . I , . I . S-S--S-e-n, i-i-'-o-r I r O Son iors Join A lulnn i You've all got senior-itis! Beware, this could happen to you, for indubitably every senior class that comes along sooner or later catches this disease. The Class of '58 has suffered from this rare disease, and some of the contributing factors to the many cases were the three class parties, the three class assemblies, and the class plays, Belles on Their Toes and Girl Crazy. The two proms, Paradise of the Deep and Welekahoa, also added to the senior-itis bug. Though extra-curricular activities were definite factors, the 16 required courses, and the many more absorbed by some, made scholastic achievement the maior factor. But possibly the most outstanding events contributing to the seniors' cure were Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Here the entire class assembled as a unit for the last time, presented its honored scholars, heard parting words of advice, and received its certificates of graduation. Senior-itis was finally cured for the Class of '58 two nights after graduation when members were officially welcomed into the Alumni Association. Senior Class officers absorbing last bits of knowledge in the school library are President Gary D. Norman, Vice-President Larry Frost, Secretary Janice Ayers, and Treasurer Gail Zeigler. 'l 1' ' H1122 WALTER R ADAMS 2 3 4 HIYI 2 Chapa 3 4 Sclvclarshrp Team Prep Clworr 2 Bays Chorus 7 3 Marchmg Bandl 2 Symphonic and I 3 4 Fool Var I 3 lnlr urals WAYNE A AMOS JUDENA LJANE BACHAR Scholarshnp Team 4 Mrxed Chalr 3 4 Prep Cl1orr7 2 Pre ude Treble Clef l Marchmg Band 3 Symphonrc Band I Band 7 Orchesfra nlramurals 7 2 4 FRANCIS E. BARNES Foovlzallflieserve 7, lniramurals 7, ROBERT ALLEN BELLARD Class Play 3, HIVY 7, 2, 3, 4, Mlxed Chair 3, 4, Prep Choir 7, 2, BOYS' Chorus 7, 2, Marching Band 7, 2, 3, 4 Symphonic Band 7, 2, 3, A, Pep Band 7, 2, 3, 4, Tgrack 2, 3, 4, Infrarnurals I, 2, , 4, SUE ANN AINSLIE eens 7 2 3 4 Mixed C 4 Prep Chair 7 Pre u e Marc fn an Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Sym pharuc Band 7 2 Secretary 3 Treasurer 4 Pep Band I lnlra rals 7 2 JANICE JEAN AYERS Student Councll 7 Class Secre 1 3 4 Comet Sraff 2 C ay 3 4 Dral Staff 4 Y Te n 7 2 Vnce Fresrdenr 3 President S holarshlp T am 7 2 3 Mnxed Chorr 2 3 4 Prep Cholr re ude Orc eslra nframurals 2 G Treasurer 2 3 Class Assembly o Aufhor 7 2 Lrfe Savrng 4 Nahonal Honor Socnefy Thesplans 3 4 Quill and Scroll 4 Danlorfh Award ROBERT BAILEY rrsfmas Play 2 3 4 Cass a 4 Dal SNJH4 HY Mixed Chonr 2 Vvce President 3 Prep Cholr 1 Boys Chorus 7 Class Musrc Ensemble 2 3 Foot ball Varsr1y2 3 4 Basketball Fr shman 7 Taclr 2 3 4 In ra muralsl 2 3 4 Natrona! Honor Sacuefy 4 N A S S 4 Thesplans 4 Qurll and Scroll 4 RICHARD BECKLEY '- I, 2, Boys' Chorus , , , Foarball-Reserve 7, 2, Varsily 3, 4, Baskefball-Freshman 7, Track , : als , , , - MILA LEA BOND FHA Ip FTA 2, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Prep Chorr 7, 2, Prelude 3, Intramurals 7, 2, 3, 4, GAA 3, 4. 'Q J 'QU' 55- ..u4 ' .4- 5? -1-1? v 'S Q- 'O 'Qs 11? -Q--ng -I r-'A '79 'ferr I pcs 6 9.- -I -0 47 I 4110? K' af' .4- -,af fx A QXKQ , 4 'n,:uQ a.' ' HQ Isiamr JOHN L. BRADY Student Council 4, Clvrislmas Play 3, Class Play 3, 4, FTA 4, Hi-Y 4, Mixed Choir 3, 4, Prep Choir I, 2, Boys' Chorus I, Track 2, 4, Intramurals I, 2, Thespions 3, 4. AGNES MARIE BRIEHL Sludenl Councnl 2 Clos: Play ComeI Sfaff 3 Asslslunf Edllor Dlal Staff 3 Co Edrlor 4 FTA Prep Chonr I Treble ef Marchrng Bondi 2 Symphonvc Bcndl 2 lnlramuralsl 2 A 2 3 4 Ncnonol Honor Socrely 4 Ourll and Scroll 3 4 BARBARA BRINGMAN I Mlxed Chonr 3 4 r mrl 2 Prelude 2 Treble e 7 nrarnurcrlsl GAA3 4 HOMEROOM IO8 A1 bu' in CAROL FRANCES BRATT FHA 3, Prelude 3, Treble Clef 7 Intramurals I, 2, 3. GENE A BRIGGS Boys C orus I lnlrcmurols I SHIRLEY ANN CANODE FHA 3 4 Prep Cl1o:r 2 lude 3 Marclfung Bond I 2 3 4 rnphonrc Bondl 2 3 4 nd 3 4 Malorene 3 cheslrc 3 4 lnfromurals 3 ' 1 4, ' h , , ' ' 4, 2, 3, 4. I r - A : 4: A p CI If fi' A , 1 3 GA ,I , I I I 1 , , . FHA 1 ' ' f , Pep , g ' I, ,Pre Ch' r f If f , ' r , , Clf g I I , 2, 3, 4, Sy ' , , , 5 Pep If , . Bc , , ' , 4, of , Q., , B v' ,nf A - E V V 1 - G Q, 'i .G M 'U . A ' V ' . 1: A .' ,J 5 , 4 . ' a l , I 'lg , 31' ' E' Q '-w. If .1E'..,. 8,-. ' A JOHN WILLIAM CHASE JUDITH MAE CLOSE Sfudenf Councrl I Inlrcmurols I Mnxed Cho:r 3 4 Prep Choxr I re ude Tr e C e SARA COMPTON a Smlf 3 FTA 2 3 A Y Tee A Lrbrary C u Schol urs p Team I 2 AOA 2 Mxed or2 3 4 PrepC rr re u e 3 rc esvro Sir ng Ouarvef 3 4 JANICE CUMMINS Class Play 4 FTA 2 Secretary 3 Vuce President 4 Y Teens I 2 3 4 Mixed Chorr 3 4 Prep C mr re u e Slim ucrlef 3 A Orcheslru I President 3 Trecsvrer 4 The: plans 4 RONALD N. DIDEON Clnss Play 4, Dial Slclf 3, Sporls E 'tor 4, Scholarship Team I, Mrxed Choir 2, 3, 4, Prep Choir I, , Boys' Chorus I, Husker cz - rexhman I, eserve , Infra- murals I, 2, 3, 4, Thespian . nrcmurclsl 2 3 4 GA WILLIAM COX SARA JEAN DEIBERT Chruslmcs Play 3 Clcss Play 3 n ramurols I 2 4 GA Lyle vrng 2 JUDITH ANN DUMAS NANCY EISENHAUER RALPH ENDERLE Yfeervs 3, Pres Chofr I, lnlruf Boys' Choru: I, 2, Marching 'fuels I, 2, 3, A, GAA 2, 3, Band I, 2, Symphonic Bond I, 2, Pres dem 4. Track 3, Inlramurols 2, 3, il 14? I J ek YY Q-o 5 463 gli es 1 1 ...Q -1- 9 -,v -1--1 if , ,4' 2 40x -Q ll -a s 7 ff' '32 -3 4-cp ,xx fs Ls KENNETH L FALTER CHARLES FAMULARE url Clvor 3 Pr Clvol A I rv- or 2 oy oru loo a low I vw rarv-Lr f- ve I Bc c n fri' hman lc Scwlng A 9 crve 2 r TIG mural RONALD FERRES EDWARD FLEMING Inlramurals 4 os Chorus I Marclvfrwg Band GERALD EDWARD FOOS Chrrsfmas Play A Class Play 4 AOA I Prep Chow I Presrdent 2 5 Charusl 2 3 Fool Reserve I Varslly 2 3 Cap am Baskelboll Freshman I serve 2 arsrr Trac Thesprans 4 SAMUEL WILLIAM FRANK Boys' Chorus 2, 3, FooIbaIlA Reserve 7, 2, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. LARRY K. FROST Sludenr Counzrl 2, Class Treas urer 3, Vrce Presvdenf 4, Class Play 3 HIVY 2, 3, Secrelary A, Schclcrshlp Team I, 3, Marching Band I. Symplfvomc Band I, Or' chexlra I, Baskelbcll-Reserve 2, Tennls 2, 3, 4, lnframurals I, 2, 3, 4, Nahoncl Honor Sociely 4. N.A.S.S. 3, 4, Sym nyc and rclwesira A lnrramurals I 2 RAYDELLE FOOS amev Slall 2 3 M :ed C a r r off 2 Pre U e e e 0 lnrra murals CLEDITH H. FRANKS Scholarship Team I, 4, Track I, 2, 3, lnlramurals I, 2, 3, N.A,S.S. 2, 3, 4. VOID E. HANSARD Margarefla 3, Track 2, 3, A lnlramurals I, 2, 3, 4. l, rf- A 1 ' ,.,,.f- Hia A-fl HOMEROOM H7 LEO LEROY HARTMAN SHARON LEE HATHAWAY Dlal Slall 3 Busvness Manager 4 cens l 4 AO l r ovr I Prelude 3 lnlramuro s Boys Chow: I 1 ii -1 RITA FAYE HEAL NADINE MAE HENNEY 2 3 lnlramur n-el val Ecmor rn c e A my P ny Dru Src ea we Y Teens 1 M xc-ri C r mr: Clvor l fe 10 C s A as C Ensemble 2 Orclwes ra 2 S0 relary 3 Intramurals 4 Clvccrlearlcr 2 3 GAA l ass scmbly co cwllvar I aflonal H nor Soclcly OSD ans 3 O ll and SU JOHN FREDERICK HERNER RICHARD R HEYMAN o o murals ar h ng Band 1 4 on nd I 3 4 Pen Ba Feslra I if T DONALD C. HOFFMAN Chrisvmas Play 3, Come! Sfalf 3, 4, Class Play 3, Dial Slalf Copy fdilor 4, Llbrary Club l, Vlce President 2, President 3, 4, Schol arship Team 4, Thesprans 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4, lvbrary Club Award, BEC KY HULTEEN Chrrsfmas Play 3 4 Come! Stall D c Sra 7 eras 1 Prelude 3 re le Clel l ass usrc n mble 2 4 lnlramurals 2 3 DAVID ALLAN JONES Marchmg Band 1 2 Symphomc and I rc e-slra oalball R serve 2 Varsrvy 3 PAUL BURTON KINSEL u en' Colrwcl l 2 Class o H Y 2 3 4 Scholarshvp To Mlxc C ov! 3 Pre olr l 3 Marchvng Bon reasurer 3 resldenl 4 nd l r slrc In uruls 2 3 JAMES HENRY LANGWELL Chrrslvvos Pay 3 Class Pla, Dlal Svalf 3 Pholography Edrvor A Chapla n 4 Mlxed Chorr 2 3 4 rep Chow 1 Boys Chorus mD'vonr: Band l 2 4 and l esra 3 Q Vers 'y 4 n ramuralg OLIVER W. HOLMES Boys' Chorus l, 2, lnrramurals l, 2, 3, 4. ENID JONAS ennsylvama l 2 3 Class eens me o r Marchrng Band I 2 3 Symphanl ru 2 3 nd extra l 3 Bellevue 4 YTeen 4 Marchrng Band 4 Symphonvc Band 4 Pep Band 4 Orchestra 4 CHARLES EUGENE KEYS Traclc 2 3 lnlramurals 3 4 JIM KRYLING vxed Chorr 3 P ep C o r o s Chorus l 2 Foolba e serve l arsr 4 Bas a Reserve 2 rack Savrrvg 4 ARNOLD JOHN LAUB rxed Cho r 3 A Pre Cho r ys orus 3 foo eserve l r r fv- ' , , P ' , , , Play 3, 4, il ll 4, FHA , Y- 1, Y-T 3, M d Chi l, Te , 2, 3, 4, , ' , , , C T b , Cl M ' E f Ba d , , Pep Ba 2, 3, Or- Se , , , , 4. ch , , , s H , 2, O h 1, 2, 3, F ,Y e , , 4, S' cl 1 r , Pl y M , r h , 2, ,1 f, , , , ' um e y' , , ll R V, 2, 3, d h , p , 2, V 'ly 3, , ke! Ch , 2, , d l, b ll , T 2, 3, 4, 2, 3, 4, Symphonvc Hand l, 2, lnlramurols J, 2, 3, 4, lllc T , P ' , Pep ' , Ba , 2, O che l, 2, fra- m , , 4. A ' l 3, 4 M' f , , ra l 2, , 3. Bo ' Ch l, 2, vbgll 4, FT 2, 3, 4, Hr v 1, 2, 3, R , vqmy 1, 3, A roi, P ' , ' , , , 2, 3, 4, lrvlra urals l, 2, 3, 4, , I 7' SY -J , , 3, , Pep B , Onh l 1, 2, , F or ball ,, 1 y y, Q, 3, 4. WILLIAM LAUB s Chorusl 2 3 lnfromurc JAMES SCOTT LEININGER A A Pre ow I o s orus ooIboIl R serve I Vcrs ry roc 4 lnfrczmurcv Lrfc Sovm WILLIAM A MCCAGUE 1 my r fx un'-r 1' AOA I B Chow Mnrchmp Hand I Symphowc ul oo U srrvo an lnvvnrvwrn S CAROL ANN MILLER GERALD MILLER lfwo,U,,,V ' qlyf ,- JANE LOUISE LEDMAN rep Chorr I Pre u e re Ie Clef I Intramurals I A DONALD LEIS 2 Choru I 2 lnircvrmur DOROTHY MARY MEYER rw. GEORGEANNA MILLER U ent oun A Chr sfmcs my A me? SIGN fi PIc1y 3 c aff Y Te rw brnry Club I M x f o r re o r for ff , os: 5 n H ,D ff r:1'v-urc1I' , , , A CAA 3, .. NU'cormIHcr1or Socre-y .. 9: 2 3 , ur cr , LINDA MARIE MILLER Prep Cor 1, re E e , lnIrcfr1uroI' 4. 'so is T 6' ii '-vu ... QS '20 T .AQ - ,qfun al ,pl ,- ZZ 61'-av li 26- lcfxx 'J '7 ,...-v -e-5 aw! -as-af' .-f' 'ff' 'Pwr 4 'C' Y-1 .fl MARTHA ANN MILLER ru crruruls I GAA 0 rclary 3 rec urrv Irv Cherry P10 Oucev A THOMAS R MITCHELL Mlxed Cholr 2 3 A Prep Cho r I o s Chorus I Class Mus c semble 2 3 Mcrchlrvg Band I ymplmmc Band I 2 e Band I Fcmball Reserve rxrfy 3 4 lrvlr murals 2 3 LARRY JOHN MOYER css Play 3 OA 2 Mvxe olr 2 3 Prep C olr Bo s Chorus I Class Muslc Ensemble Off IH DFI ymphomc Band I 2 e and I Orc eslra In ra murals I Illcsavlrl CAROLE IRENE NAY rm 2,3,-1,PLp cle., , w-I, fV'ufCllS , . GARY ALLEN NORMAN CI'r-sfwvag Play 4, Class Play 3, 4, HI Y I, Prep Clvor 2 Boys Clwo rus I, 2, 3, 4 foovballflkac-rve 1, vwwy 2, 3, smlemollirvo serve I, 2, Ira:lf I, 3, lrvlra vvurals I, 2, 3, 4 TI10splanx3, fi. BERNITA MISSLER mrudc 3 VERA MORGAN Mrxed Orr 3 rep Iwolr RICHARD NASH H Y 4 Class Muslc Ensemble I arching Band I 2 m oruc Band I Pep Ban Football Varslly 3 4 Bcskerball serve 2 Varslly 2 3 murals I 2 ARTHUR W. NORMAN Pep Choir ,, ag mov., I, A rvrarrvurals I, , , -3. GARY DALE NORMAN Svuzfcrwl CO.,rvc.I I Clow P11-Ll cfm 4, Chrlslmtvi Play 2 CTU . Play 3, 4, Hr Y I, Clmolr-In 2, Trearursr 3, V110 Preslzlclnr A AOA I, Mfr-1-rl Cho-r 2, 3, VICO Presldewl -4, Prr-ru Chofr I, Bova Clworux I, Foolhollfpcturve I, Varslly I, 2, 3, 4, Baziulballg Pcserve I, 2, Varslly 2, 3 Traclf I, 2, 3 Nalsanal Horror Soap-ly A, NASS. 2, 3, 5, TIM:-:pans 4, SANDRA MAE NORMAN RICHARD FRANCIS ODDO U ent Council l 2 3 Secr 4 C oss Plcy 3 4 Y Tee 1 2 3 Secreicry 4 Mrxed Chorr e off ln ro m rcls I 2 3 A Cheerleo er 2 3 4 Nchon Hcmor Some-ly 3 A Thesprcns A CHARLESJ OPPERMAN BETTY RUTH PARRISH lnrromurols 3 A UTH ANN PENMAN 3 4 A Sc crslnp Team 7 Mfxed Chow 3 A Prep Chovr 2 Prelude 2 March mg Band I 2 Symphonvc Band 2 Pep Bon All t l I 113' , Sl d - ' , , , e- mry , V , Ap A rls 3i 3, ,Pip ch' 11, 2, T. u , 1 f , d 2, 3, 4, GAA l, , , , ' al FTA , , Y-Teens 2, 3, p holf 1, , ' CU. 4 i.. 5 'v1 A... 3 '::- 'Q '17 'Q gf? 2g 1415 lf Q HOMEROOM 210 IRA ROTRUCK ALFRED HENRY RUFFING Mnced Chair 3 4 Prep Chomr I A 7 o s orus 2 oys Olus I In ra Track! 2 lnlramurafsl rals I 2 ROGER C RUFFING U ent Count! 3 4 Chrrsvmns yd Cla: ayfi 4 Dlalc c olarshfp Team Y Operarfon Youvh 3 Natrona! Hon o oclefy 3 Thespfans Presrdeni 4 MARY LOU SAUBER me! Sfoff 2 3 A Class Play Scholarghfp Team 3 Prep Char I rc- le Cla! 7 n rarmnafs A 2 3 4 rmpm 3 me wer 4 PHYLLIS SANDERS rv ay arch ng Harm I A 'rw on c Band V 2 3 Se r my 4 nvamurafs 7 J mor Lfc- Sav rv Sen or L le Saving PATTIE JUN SAWYER I Indra ur THEODORE W. SBERNA MARIAN ANN SCHLICHT Boys' Chorus l, 2, Football-Re serve l, 2, Varsity 3, 4, lntraf murals l, 2, 3, fi- Cluristmas Play 4, Comet Staff 2, 3, Assistant Editor 4, Class Play 4, Dial Staff 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Y- Teervs l, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Mixed Choir 2, 3, 4, Prelude l, Prep Choir 7, Class Music Ensemble l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4, Intramurals l, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 3, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, String Quartet 3, 4, Arlene Doane Loving Cup 3, Junior Life Saving 2. National Honor Society 4, Tnespians 4, Quill and Scroll 4. CAROLYN SHOEMAKER ANNE SOUTHWORTH 3 DAVID DOYLE STEDMAN ass Play 4 Ht Y 3 4 Mar tn Band l 2 3 Sy nplvontc Ea f n Orchestra 2 Football Fc erve 4 Intramurals l SUE SWEIGARD mon n a l Cticcrlea cr f' PVLII' ll rvcs Play A D Y If-pn w o r P cn r n E n ft ucent Court il 3 Da C dttor A FTA 3 Presi ent olarslwip Team 1 rep Cho Treble e riramurals 1 2 4 G 2 3 Secretary 4 National Honor ciety 4 Outll and S all DAVID STRATSO Student C urucil 2 Sergeant at Arms 3 President 4 Christmas ay Scho ars p Team ixed Clrvotr 2 3 Prep Choir Bo s Chorus T Class Music semble 2 Foo ball Reserve Varsity 2 3 Co Captain 4 Basket ball Varsity 2 3 National Honor ciety 4 N A S JAMES E TAGGART a slw p earv' tplo e in Huron County Olw o story ani Government test xr-'l bor Prep Cn r o s art, Or bestra rv rnmura s a anal Honor Sa e'y A O er a on u C'-a e Pa me v x A ROGER E VAN FLEET BEVERLY ANN VICKERY n Fw 'I 2 FHA 2 Y Te Af' G A PP gi .4 f 2 T Q 4-fs -4' C17 of ...-7 .4- TN? ie 5,6 s- T l?Xx it 9, '03 -rx C7 cl qua? ...- 41 T' ,al- 1 l 'd .Q 'Q '55 Cl: IV JAMES HENRY VOGEL as ny oIr oy owe 7 Bm!-or o c-serve 2 Var y A Invrnmufo Nohonn Honor N A S S T pImIs MARY LOU WALSH no S CII: In-my c I xc 0 Us e cvue cu Pay IIIIIomuroI A OMALENE WALTERS WILLIAM WARD FooIbu'I V I r ,nf 'rmvo s I SHIRLEE D WEAVER EDWIN C WAGNER uc cn? ounf I C oss VIcc ros dew 3 MIxcI C oIr Q new Boys Chorus n If mem o Fowbo' VofsI 6:1 veIbo owe 2 V r 3 'zo ca n cr k 2 II-I I 'I' vc Nc onoI Hover E I c JAMES R WALTERS em Q V e c G I 1' 5 Pay C Ip cam 2 ff o rco CI'o I n cIII ,-II IQII c cmd Poo and IcIImIIn Foo fmII or Iwo 5 3 U o nl Honor 5 s RICHARD EARL WALTERS QUIIID c AO ARLENE KAY WARNER Owns FIov A e ow o Icy o I car' M xefi C I ep C of 2 Pre U 9 r G 2 rv' or- c Banc I 2 lnvrcmwn s 4 Thesp on Ou I cnc: SUD .IUDITH ANN WHITE Pffo Chor I PQI IIQ I CIO FHA 2 3 4 YTe-fnsl 2 IHIIQ MWC Emp,-IUI-:I MIQISI 2 2 4 GAA , 3 4 Jun or LIIe Sovmg 2 Sen or LIfe Scv 'Ig 3 A Cl 1 Pl A, Prcn CII I, Q, SI :I C I fi, I B g' CII I I, b IIf P I I ,HIY I, f Iv Q I? , III , Is 7, 3, PI 1 I. 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Iwo, Q f' 3, 4, Pr A I I, , I CI N 2, 3, ,fmofwg 5 nd I, , Sy I ph I I , , I I, 2, 2, A, GAA 2, 3, , I S 4, II I II 4, , -I' JAN ET FRANCES WHITELY Chrrsfmas Play 3 Class Play 2 3 4 Prep Cho 2 u e 3 reble Clef I 2 ln ra murals I Thespvans 3 4 F A Award MALCOLM S WILLIAMS s Chorusl 2 BARBARA WILLIAMS Lnbrary Club 3 Secretary 4 Mrxed Chovr 3 4 Prelude 3 lnframurals 4 GA ROBERT WING H Y 3 4 AOA 2 Marching Band 2 Symphonnc Band I 2 and I rc es ra Foorball Varsny 3 4 lntramur als 4 PAUL YODER LARRY JAMES ZECHMAN H Y2 3 4 Marching Bandl 2 Symphonic Band I 2 3 Foofb ll romurals2 3 4 NASS Class Play 3 H Y 2 3 4 Mrxed Chovr3 4 Pre Chorrl 2 Bos Symphomc Band I 2 3 Baskef ball Reserve 2 Intramurals I 2 3 4 Natrona! Honor So rely 4 C ERIC ZEHNER GAIL R ZEIGLER Chrrslmos Play 3 Class Play 3 4 C1 S1uff3 H Y 2 3 loo Presrdenf and President of Drsvrrcl 4 Scholarshrp Team I 3 AOA I Prep Chorr I o S Chorus Football Reserve I Tennus ln ramurals I 2 3 4 Sensor Lrfe Saving 2 Sfudenf Councrl 3 4 Class Treas urer 4 Comei Staff 3 Business Manager 4 Class Play 3 4 Dol Saf34YTeensI23Mnxd cur 3 4 Prep Choir Ice Presrdenf I 2 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Nahonal Honor Soclefy 3 4 Thesplans 3 Secre ary 4 Qurll and Scroll 3 4 Four years we spent rn class wrfh you, Those years flew by, and now If s fame for us Io say good bye O Bellevue High, we bud farewell fo you, As now we smg our fond adreu , ' : 3, 4, I - ' 7 I FTA , , 1 ir : Pre- ' P f I d , T , 5 I - I, 3, A A I- 1 ' , . T Bo ' , , 3. i' f 1 1 I y I, , ' , 1 Pep B , 2, O h t l, 2, 3: I- , , , ' , , J i- ,I , z A ' , , 1 a ' , : P , 1 Y' -Vorsily 3, 4, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Chorus I: Marching Band I, 2, 3: ln! , , , .... 4. ' , , 2 - DI I , if 1, , , lc I f I I , ' 4 ' ' ' 1 , : I , ' , , , I I , , - , , Q ' e ' g B y' I, Ch ' , , ' V' A , ' 3. ' , , , , I , , , , ' : - ' I 1 U: H . . I . . H f , l . -e ge- i I L vu v Ii . f.. 'fbge IO ll lv j.Qt api: l i'yIl,,l1:. lil If VO ll 'r .fili- l L u Hard-working students at the senior sland include .lane Ledman, Don Hoffman, Vera Morgan, Ira Rotruck, and Omalene Walters. Winner of the Gazelle Trophy, Ed Wagner, receives his award from Mr. Fred Edwards. Coach Lowell Shaffer directs his star football quartet-Bob Bailey, Ed Wagner, Dave Stratso, and Tom Mitchell-at the football dinner. Bob Bailey also enioyed the meal as Mrs. Richard Adams and Mrs. E. L. VanFleet serve. Senior Student Council members lfront to backl were Dave Stratso, Jim Walters, Georgeanna Miller, Sandra Norman, John Brady, Bob Bailey, and Ed Wagner. Class Selects Son y With lyricist James Taggart directing and Enid Jonas accompanying, the seniors presented their song at the Junior'Senior Prom and again at Com- mencement. Written to a popular tune, the song re- flects their school years and their many experiences: We are the class of fifty-eight: We're marching on to meet our goals, which we have set so true, And with God's help we'll meet those goals, For we've been trained to strive ahead and see our whole life through. We know that here, sometime, somehow, We'll meet again in these same halls whene'er we rendezvous. So, Bellevue Higie, until we meet again, Our class would like to say good-bye. Farewell to you, dear Bellevue High. Our memories of you we'll treasure as the years go by. We've learned that knowledge is a power, And for the learning we've received, we thank our teachers true. Four years we spent in class with you, Those years flew by, and now it's time for us good-bye. O, Bellevue High, we bid farewell to you, As now we sing our fond adieu. CLASS MOTTO: Knowledge ls Power CLASS FLOWER: Red Rose CLASS COLORS: Red and White to say ,'::' ft E X1 ii as fi' .KFC a .,, Z- Class Attends Final Assemblies Familiar strains of Pomp and Circumstance echoed through the hails May 25 as the Class of '58 marched down the aisle one step closer to gradua- tion. Delivering the baccalaureate speech, Success Story, was Dr. Richard C. Wolf of the Oberlin Graduate School of Theology. Selections sung by the Mixed Choir were Sanctus, Beautiful Saviour, and the Choral Benedictionf' The orchestra played March from Athaliaf' Taking the final steps in their high school careers, the seniors assembled for their commencement exer- cises May 29. Dr. Kermit Long of the Central Meth- odist Church, Phoenix, Arizona, delivered words of advice to the class. The orchestra's selection was Larghetto from 'Concerto Grosso' No. 72. Athletic trophy winners are lbackt Bob Bailey, Ed Wagner, Ken Falter, tfrontt Jerry Foos, and Dave Stratso. Gary A. Norman learned the finer points of science on a 4-H field trip. Mrs. Pauline Shaffer and Martha Miller, Cherry Pie Contest winner, looked pleased utter the results of the contest were announced. Ralph Enderle is pictured with one of his woodshop proiects. Mr. Donald Stonestreet displayed his musical ability as he played with Bus Widmer's Orchestra al the Christmas Formal. J 'H :Q 47 fi.. , E Er 'ez fs , , 24, ,.f' -ip-4 4 l' . .us gf-vi 1 gr ' ws-M XV -J vt A.:-:Hr National Honor Society TOP ROW: Robert Bailey and James Walters. FOURTH ROVI: Jack Hammersmith, Edwin Wagner, Gary D. Norman, Roger Ruffing, and James Vogel. THIRD ROW: Mary Lee, Sandra Norman, Anne Southworth, Nadine Henney, Janice Ayers, and Larry Frost. SECOND ROW: Judy Walker, Carol Bumb, Janet Strommer, Gail Zeigler, James Taggart, and Miss Erma Buffington, adviser. FRONT ROW: David Stratso, Susan Hoch, Georgeanna Miller, Agnes Briehl, and Larry Zechman, NOT PICTURED: Ann Schlicht. Representing those students of BHS who excel in the attainment ot character, scholarship, leadership, and service are these 24 members ofthe Alfred Ross Chapter of the National Honor Society, This year's group represents six members who were chosen in their iunior year. Twelve seniors, elected in their senior year, and six iuniors complete the group. Societies Choose Members Quill and Scroll is the International Honorary Society for High School Journalists. Representing the local chapter of Quill and Scroll are T6 students who have worked together on the DIAL and COMET staffs. Members who work consistently to produce a high standard school publication must work innumerable hours to do so. TOP ROW: Robert Bailey, Jack Hammersmith, Janet Strommer, Toni Hasselbach, and Donald Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Mary Lee, Barbara Limber, Karen Edwards, Georgeanna Miller, Janice Ayers, and Arlene Warner. FRONT ROW: Anne Southworth, Agnes Briehl, Nadine Henney, Gail Zeigler, and Mr, John Heter, adviser. NOT PICTURED: Ann Schlicht. Quill And Scroll National Athletic Scholarship Society TOP ROW: Jere Crosby, David Ball, Eric Johnson, Phillip Beachey, and Mr. Lowell Shaffer, adviser. FRONT ROW: Paul Yoder, David Stratso, Larry Frost, James Walters, Cledith Franks, Edwin Wagner, Robert Bailey, and James Vogel. NOT PICTURED: Gary D. Norman. At the close ot the 1957-58 school year, the National Athletic Scholarship Society expanded its membership to l3 sophomores, juniors, and seniors. In order to be admitted, these boys have maintained at least an 87 average and have earned a maior letter in some sport. Each of the tour varsity sports at BHS is represented in this group, headed by Mi. Lowell Shatter. For Special on ors Acting and committee assignments on this year's senior play increased membership in National Thespian Society to 32. Members were chosen for their work in Dino, Girl Crazy, Not Even a Mouse, and A Sign Unto You, all productions this year in addition to performances last year. Initiation services in February and May included both informal and formal ceremonies. TOP ROW: Judy Boyer, Karen Edwards, Toni Hassel- bach, Ronald Rundt, William Schaefer, Jack Hammer- Smith, and Robert Taylor. THIRD ROW: Georgeanna Miller. Donald Hoffman, Sandra Norman, Arlene Warner, Robert Bailey, Ronald Dideon, and Larry Frost. SECOND ROW: Nadine Henney, James Vogel, Jllftel Whitely, Janice Ayers, Gary A. Norman, and James Langwell. FRONT ROW: John Brady, Roger Ruffing, Gail Zeigler, Mary Lou Sauber, and Miss Esther Schachtele, adviser, NOT PICTURED: Janice Cummins, Gerald Foos, Gary D, Norman, Ann Schlicht, JUNE? Sfrommer, Judy Walker, Eric Zehner, and Gloria Zeigler. Thespians t :AN I Pictured above left are lstandingl Ronald Dideon, set director, Paul Kinsel and David Stedman, assistant stage managers, tsittingl Agnes Briehl, prompter, Janet Whitely, student director, and Miss Emily Sayles, director. NOT PlCTURED: Mary Lou Walsh, prompter. Enacting a scene labove rightl are Jerry Foos, Gary A. Norman, Georgeanna Miller, Sandra Norman, Jan Ayers, and Sue Sweigard. Seniors 0 ' irl 'razy' lt was roundup time for the Senior Class on May l and 2 when they presented their version of Girl Crazy for their final high school class play. This rootin' Tootin' Western featured everything from New York taxi drivers to real live Indians. The entire cast included: STANDING-Jim Langwell, Bill McCague, Jim Vogel, Jerry Foos, Eric Zehner, Bob Bailey, and Gary D. Norman. SECOND ROW-John Brady, Roger Rutfing, Gail Zeigler, Jan Ayers, Gary A. Norman, and Ann Schlicht, SITTING-Sandra Norman, Sue Sweigard, Janice Cummins, Arlene Warner, and Georgeanna Miller. ,A 'L- asf rw l -41. -v .L Ax s, ' S -M K 4-J ' 5 . 'T ,X , .JA 4- fir r C ' W , . .. Juniors Citi' Arla ivvvlnon ts Highlighting the activities ofthe l957-58 Junior Class were the class play, Dino, and the Junior-Senior Prom, Welekahoa. Among the many other activities which dotted the junior calendar were the Christ- mas plays, the iunior party, the arrival of class rings, and the vocabulary down, won by a junior. Scholastically, the Junior Class can take pride in the fact that six ot its members were elected to the National Honor Society, six were selected for membership in Quill and Scroll, and lO were initiated into the National Thespian Society. This was also the first class permitted to take the Merit Scholarship Test in its iunior year. With its many varied activities and achievements, these students give promise of being an outstanding senior class. 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ABOVE Jerry Allen Nettle Allman Paul Anlhony Davnd Ball Helen Basil Ernesl Bechslenn and Jere Bellard BELOW TOP ROW Bruce Bulger Margo Bullnard and Phyllis Bolen SECOND ROW Judy Boyer Joe Brlehl and Roberta Brugqemcn THIRD ROW Donald Chrnslopher Mnke Complon Barbara Cook and Theresa Costanlmo FOURTH ROW Olen Crowe John Danda Harlene Davis and Frank De Blase UPPER RIGHT Headlunung the year LOWER lEFT Dnno vusnls the psychologlsl a scene from the Junnor Class play mth Ronnne Rundl Judy Walker Bob Taylor and Marty Ocker 'lx 've of gn n mfr SLK0 e n grmlrdvrxihe Ilzthgue t R.1'.'2iIal'I' sdocmcn D Eyes Full r IT remmse vxa he rlrl I E91 IUIII0 x,,rr x X u ,xlrrdl N K 3 n :orb qbxe fn f fl vu :I P0 w R I 11151 qmpy me ar 'Off J! ,f Old M Useful Hobby Cyl, lint 'Not 4 ,dbx 1 Ox -, its L AAD 32: ., Q... YN.- i I 1. 9:1 , Cla s 1 flfl Blu CIN ul U IX lx r X ch H x nr OH 11 1 I For Merit Av 3 'GD its 'lg 39 .-Q H- . , r ' A 1 I ' f: , , - I V' Q ' . ' ' , Q ' , Q 7 ,, . f . .4 1 . 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Q .- L x , ,Q V 1 I 4- , ABOVE, TOP ROW: Karen Shufelt, Gary Stacy, Sandra Statler, Jan Strommer, and Gloria Swartz, SECOND ' H I 4 A 9.1 -N - ' , ' W if ,M l' 5 .4 Q. as- qaeg f-.Aga xiii ki' ixvx Q L , 1 ' ' A - A L L RN 'L -' '- -- f - ' , - 5 I , ,X L ' I f K N - x 1 . g Q . . . :N is S- P , 1' a T 5 . 9 . gh l V ' - f ' 5 J ' , I f X .L 5+ .Q - A - 41 fu-rv BACK ROW: Jan Strommer, Karen Edwards, Theresa Costantino, Judy Shinaberry, Gloria Zeigler, Faith Ruffing, Margo Billiard, Judy Boyer, Paul Anthony, Tom Moore, John Maike, Toni Hasselbach, Ernest Bechstein, Jack Hammersmith, Sam Loparo, Lee White, Bill Squires, and Jerry Allen. SECOND ROW: Dick Mowery, Walter Hayhow, Keith Miller, Judy Fiala, and Nina Mitchell. FRONT ROW: Barbara Limber, Judy Hathaway, Pat Norman, Janet Huss, Jenny Yingling, Susan Hoch, Suzanne Weekly, and Mary Lee. uniors Present 6 ino' Crime does not pay was the emphasis of the Junior Class when they presented Dino for their first class play. The story was about a young boy who, at the last possible moment before turning completely to crime and delinquency, was given a chance for a happier life. The play featured a composite stage which provided three main acting areas. Pictured at left below are Jack Hammersmith student director Miss Mary Leininger director and Tom Moore stage manager At right are Mark Tobin Kitty Lepley Ronnie Rundt and Bill Schaefer te Falcaro family gathered in Dinos bedroom FY Proln llon ors Son iors A hearty WeIekahoa was extended to the Senior Class April i8 by the members of the Junior Class as they sponsored the annual Junior-Senior Prom. On board a cruiser bound for the shores of sunny Hawaii, the upperclassmen danced from 9-l2 to the music of Bus Widmer and his orchestra. Senior Class President Gary D. Norman and Junior Class President Bill Squires and their dates led oft the grand march as all prom-goers promenaded around the palmedecorated high school gym. At intermission, Master and Mistress of Ceremonies, Jack Hammersmith and Toni Hasselbach, set the stage for the Hawaiian Sextetten who presented a medley of Hawaiian favorites. The class presidents then crowned Senior Queen Gail Zeigler and Junior Queen Karen Edwards. Sophomores, dressed as beachcombers, served re- freshments during the intermission. Prom queens Karen Edwards and Gail Zeigler are pictured with class presidents Gary D. Norman and Bill Squires iust after the presidents had completed the coronation rites. Upperclass officers led the grand march iupper Ieftj with Senior President Gary D. Norman heading the procession, Bus Widmer and his orchestra provided the prom music iupper righti appropriate to the palm trees and glittering stars of the Hawaiian scene. Music, or at least entertainment, was provided by the sextette flower Ieftj of Larry Gish, Keith Miller, Doug May, Ronnie Rundt, Olen Crowe, and Mark Tobin. Sophomores flower righti, dressed as beachcombers, served the refreshments. lVilh awaiian Cruise 45 i50IDll0Ill0I'0S I laun Rccorfl Totaling 166 students and claiming the record for one of the largest classes in BHS history is this year s Sophomore Class Contributing to this large enrollment are participation in sports events 'Qi it 'ra iraq X Q Q 'P' Vkx ef Lb 'N A Zflx 3 in 1? 'si i W ' 1 0 four sets of twins. Activities of this class include their class party and their active 1 4 Z W ? . W 'S , 'E' l ' ' 9 -F ' J fr-I c X X tr S- , -j y g,sf,, 4 A- 'X , K ' ' ,Y X , ' ' l, gf I V 'Q 'Q I J X ' , L .. 1, Y G fs. or if ssis K f 4 I 24.1 . 4 l In X D ! 1 K' I .. i. 9 Qu at Q' E s ef- .s.'le s 1 ' f 'sf' Q-z ,lt - re- N i .. QQ -I si 'L .' 4 ' ' 4 .- N Gb . ' N x B K Gordon Adams Michele Barnard Lucy Bartl Farrell Baughn James Baum Ronald Baum Donald Beachey John Beachey Philip Beachey Paula Beachler Dennis Beebe Judy Bell Judy Bogner Dianne Boyer Ann Brandal Dan Briehl Dorothy Brooks David Brown Virginia Bryant Leland Bugbee Dan Burke Delmis Butler Ann Byers Sandra Clark Brent Close gf' , Wayne Collier Jackie Collins Robert Cook J , , P i if gl , 'Qs' Qt -N QQ , f Roberta Cook r Jere Crosby A f Sandra Culler Eleanor Danda Lowell Danklefsen Janet Deibert f' fl V, fy. . ,, y I N 'N ' 'F -BC 1: . T gf, J Richard Devquif R , 6, J A , my .. Doris Dillery I f f. J -X , ' x Q ,,, Q IQ in is Q Lana Dick , Mike Dillon r N sh ., ,L , Sandra Drouillard 4 'J V N J 'J if X 5 CC1rOl Ellis 2 J X Carl Falter Bill Famulare ZW Evelyn Ferres Jon Finkler vq., J Judy Finkler I Marilyn Flicker Carol Fortney Virgil Frankfather Pat Franks Douglas Frederick at hlr...,fx, Barbara Freeman William Fulton 'N 42 N Sharon Gorman 'E' Q M Q' Ka , Dennis Geiger Q75 Arvin Gibson P x l ndorchssmen Top lloth funn t Marvin Gibson ieffciodmh M K. C A Q Susan Hoclw David Brow il. B wld B Ruby Glover Mike Godfery N I SoPlW5 Leo Uaud Br Ho OW 4' him, ft ms BHS fi 31 LOWER RIGHT Headlining me 6 J Q YSOY gfeve Hills Vla es 'S Jeff T3Dlng ore V Soplvs Place 211 oi. it. x , . K I 7 ,, , Q, r . . A Q 'Q Q ' A, , , A ' 4- Q9 'V V J f , f ' X I . uv -c 'A A . . , . , -V.. , Q3 - f ' K- - ' K . X , , ,- H V-r R R We N I ' J ,W 4- In a . F . I J M .fy , it ,. 4 Y ' . . X p A -3 ' J 'f ' ' ' ' F J' Rr' m ' . X , . . . X K L - X 6 . 5. 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XA. d RCF. - XCUVP- Kypm for il... - ' : s me raw or . i.f.f.,2' -l ' xv 'G ,Ag 45.- tw.. L. L I qx 'Q-ff gc, lsfls Qazx P5 any Lx Eb, Q63 X 'hh-six aa., 'sg 9- 5 yr X N- glx X L.nr.L taqfad f X ebb an L L Larry Good Corby Grubb Stephen Haas Bonme Hart U ER LEFT Sopho ore Stu ent Counc I membe s were lfronll Judy n Ier M n Lee Jane Lan es lbockl Dun Burke La ry Good a d M ke D llon James Harvey Kent Haynes Judy Hnldebrand Tom Hnllhouse Jackie Hume Ralph Huffman Dave Hutchins Karl Hutchlson Josephine Iannello James Jeffrues Judy Jenkins Duck Johnson Robert Johnson Ethel Joseph Bull Keck Jam Keefer Kathryn Koch Nancy Koser Judy Krumm Lnnda La Bonte Jane Landes Kay Lavlola Marvm Lee LOWER RIGHT The sophomo e en e b e e ps onto b to the Flat Rock Ch ld en s Hom LVQ. V ' y J . 1 ugly ' if V , T ' ' ' L s.. I 1 - ' : m d J ' 'F 2 .PP 1 rf Y K , K Fl k , arvx , d , ,I 1 X T 1 ,ge s.. ,rl I Y I n M M i i . 1 l' in ,ft 5 -1 fl? A li q V' 'Vx ,T at il 3 A J . Q D s 4 I M T ' J ' -'Y JE J A J J A is J r 'J J ll J Ma l G A l -.. f 'R ef 4 j J lvll V J 4 X J M Nancy Jackson r lx ,257 ,L .A N: may 9. A If I I ,, . l. L A 4. 'lm N W af' ' A.- ll . J T 1 - Q, 'T J.. T . , Y Eff 1 J ' ' Sf l N' tb J L. Y ,J V f Q - 4 ex 'L l fmt , at is 51 I Xl . 7' A , - Qv Q Q s m I h I . ring Chkistmas Q I r e. as xr T y J, Sandra Lepley Guy Lunk fa fi. Pau! Lnttrell Donna Luvely UPPER RIGHT Reser e chee Ieade s 5 ncluded sophomores Bonne Hart Sandy Lepley and Penny Moo e Edward Lynch Davld Manahan Lee Etta Matherly Sylvia Mathias Edward Matz Howard McKenzie Davud Meacham Charles R Muller CharIesJ Muller Lee Muller Rosella Muller Joseph Mara Florence Montgomery Penny Moore Janet Moyer Judy Moyer Leo Moyer Bull Natole Burte Nlcely Joan Norman Sylvna Paul Marlon Pnerce Frank Plagman JoAnne Poths LOWER LEFT Sophomore 9 rls ere among the hardest o ke s at the YTeen car ash prolect he N 1 Q 7 Q 4011 Mc Qs 'T-v 1. 'P QA 5., wg, 'Ll 'K23 9 6 l lt, 1 Qin Kgs g L. fzac 1345 tm , -. t'x 434 Y 1 gx 'ix ik hi x James Provenzale Rebecca Ramsey Rlchard Ranfsnlder Dnanne Recupero UPPER RIGHT The march ng band ars mdfeld e ha fest vt es Eugene Reunhart Howard Reunhart Phyllus Roach David Robmson Nancy Robison James Ruffnng Carl Rupp rt Gilbert Sams Edward Sanders Mary Sanders Judy Sas aman Mark Scagnettn Barbara Schaefer Charles Schaefer Ronald Schaefer James Schundley Larry Schmdley Kenneth Schueler Janet Scott Ted Seamon Bobble Jo Setzler JRShey Barbara Shoemaker LOWER PIGHT Just a t ng fo th c a ce to pe or membe s of the sophomo e ensemble t ke eo -S: 1 - x ' Q? . . . s I ne H i I: forth Vx inn . ,uf E .Nh J 54- if -' E I 'S S fe I Qs? Um... J al' '. . rx 4 ' , f t. - :V ' 5, il -'nw E tk A ia .es ra gy fig W y H . 2 tx Q1 ' I tix ' Jack Sams f I I 'If Q sg, Y 5 5 A. ilk 3' at i 'bi 'fs' ' .. , f X . J - ' J . GL- . N fl Q ' X ' Set 41 of lr. 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This year s freshmen entered an September assalled with doubts over the commg four years Now wnth one year behlnd them and three to look forward to the fresh men have become an Integral part of the student body The annual class party was the most Important actlvlty of this freshman class the thurtleth to walk the halls of BHS TOP ROW Karen Amos Marna Amos Antenna Art no Frank Art no Jack Bakewell Joanne Barman Charles Barnett Karen Bartl and Wulllam Bates SECOND ROW Sharon Baugher Mary Beery Gary Bllllard Chrustnne Bollenbacher Rose Brandstrup Carolyn Breon James Brugnone Rnchard Calhoun and Ronald Clark THIRD ROW Carol Close Margaret Collins Marne Conzagro Lnda Coup Wllluam Dahnke Ed Danello Carol Dankletsen Martha Davldson and Russel Dellberto FOURTH ROW Jerry Dnduon Margaret Dldlon Ronald Dldnon James Dullon Gallord Duty Denns Drouullord Pat Dudley Gary Emery and Bruce Engler 22: X ,B-5 Q, iv- X ., 'x Mft -C in... ...A it Gln 'be th x by Uh- , KMA CC -is G. -I? 3 'Vi 'Nm Ex :nn ,KI 3 S- idx X. 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M X B-lf :Sv L44 Alifll Q lg: Q QQ X S- TOP ROW Ronnle Lerch Sandra Link Charles Longyear Bruce Mann Sandra Marhn Kenneth Merrlll Carol Meyer Douglas Meyer and Eugene Meyer SECOND ROW Shendan Meyer Ruchard Mlano Arlene Muller Edward Muller Glenn Muller Helen Muller Jack Muller Kenneth Muller and Wrlluam Muller THIRD ROW Harold Mnssler Vlalet Mlssler Rose Ann Moore Gaul Morgan Michael Morgan Sandra Munshower Bull Murphy Larry Nay and Sharon Norman FOURTH ROW Jean Nottke Carol Pacchum Davud Panyard Theresa Panyard Kathenne Puerce Frank Ramon and Jam Rennlcker FIFTH ROW Paula Rhodes Barbara Ruchardson Lmda Rxckard Shlrley Rles Thomas Rrschel James Rose and Ernestune Rufhng LOWER LEFT Student Councll members Included lseatedl Jean Nottke Sharon Norman Barbara Yunglung lstandlngl Doug Meyer .llm Rennncker and Ken Sawm llnv llown . . . 54 X QE' f,, ' ' . , 7 'X X ,, 'L T , 5,5 1 ff -, ,T 4' , -fm. -lee E T feels T 'fs 31 V to ' L 5' ' 559 if V- L at L' T 3 - A ' ' ! 'Q 4 ' K .I 'L V ,Pnl . A ' ' L 'L ' 1 ,lr , 1 A -.Y , 4 , at 1 -. , 5 of of-'si l' .'-.l . -me X Q +7 li, ' s T - rw 'K f f ' I V, ff L' y ' 9 - 7- 1 1 Q J iv 1 , A A. 1 N A . - ' . 4- l' ' - Q , he e for T e fa X nk K- 1: Kr l 0 A L 1 ,L 'T L E' as 3 64 A 'Z ' a 4 Q Q ' I L Y 5 me L lf' 9 x Q1-' 3 x ' ' , ml- K L All 3113. I ' QA, I ' ' K, ' -Q- - , ,M in Q QW . 'E 'P' f ' -Ll r L f' 2 S ' 'ty et, Q of 5, xl? f L ,f L L ,L C L f if j ' . . . Three To Go TOP ROW: Jane Rufting, Joan Ruffing, Leonard Ruffing, Maureen Rufting, Karen Sassaman, Kenneth Sawin, and Annette Scagnetti. SECOND ROW: Ronald Schoepflein, Rebecca Seip, Karen Sherman, Joyce Shoemaker, Marie Sidati, Barbara Smith, and Guy Smith. THIRD ROW: Carolyn Snyder, Raymond Springer, Mary Stanclilf, Maxine Stevens, Rodney Straw, Velma Straw, Margaret Stuntz, Margaret Suriano, and Patricia Swartz. FOURTH ROW: Roger Swartz, Sherry Taggart, Rolf Tillmanns, Kathy Tracy, William Voss, Patricia Walsh, Sharon Wear, Patty Weasner, and Emmit Weaver. FIFTH ROW: Karlene Weber, Mary Weidinger, Robert Wetzel, Mary White, John Williams, John Wolfe, Corrine Wybensinger, Sherron Wybensinger, and Barbara Yingling. UPPER RIGHT: Freshman tennis stars, Jim Reinicker and Doug Meyer, were two of the five regulars on that squad. wit ' II I 5' F1 g? T V . x J ,vy X X I , 1 , . X hx K i fi Qfwy ,L- ,Z 1 V ex 131-' . ,. Q X? I I x 'mf . , 'J C of ,iff X x I I . A 1- gg- I Q. S I I tc-.5 ,ff '- -T 4-ff. . My V iw- i s 1 an 'r elf Iii' 9+ 5 :I ITP- f--I I Q Ii ,r I-f .Q Qs Nr ,.. 1, V3-,j. se- , r V Ik nc . L . L I ,rv QV Ifgi iii- Q-A faf' C. get I b...l ls u Junior Iligh Prepares Siudvn is Sharing the responsibility ot giving proper guid- ance for students in preparation for high school are the six Junior High School teachers. Headed by Prin- cipal Dewayne Burke are teachers Mr. Louis Garman, Mr. Craig Tetirick, Mr. Robert Blomeke, Miss Florence Yingling, and Miss Anita Ruffing. This year's Junior High has six homerooms and approximately l8O stu- dents. Possibly the highlight of Junior High days are the memories ot choir, band, and orchestra concerts, basketball and football teams, and the eighth grade tests. Junior High faculty members meeting inthe office include Mr Louis Gorman geog raphy Ohio history Mr Craig Tetirrck math science soellnng Mr Robert Bla meke science spelling M Dewayne Burke rrncipal history spelling Miss Florence Ymgling math and Miss Anita Ruffing English Just before the noontime rush the Junior High School awaits the onslaught ...fd on Y7 PM 'Q-,.S C Q Q! ft-N N bv is -ill an L?-at L -Q YS-N -se my 5' 'x X 'Sq 35. 15 55- hw M' N TOP ROW Allen Anthony Dorthea Arndt Londo Ayers Terry Barnard James Barnett and Ethel Basal SECOND ROW Charles Bechstem John Bloxson Suzanne Boehler Douglas Brown Wendy Brown and Sandra Brugnane THIRD ROW Julne Clement Mary Beth Close Thomas Close Renee Cramer Paul Danklefsen Douglas Deal Wesley Delbert Sue Detlefsen and larry DeWlll FOURTH ROW Donald Dick Mary Kay Dullon Stephen Doster Wllllam Ferres Shorley Franklm Jean Garman Randy Grubb Lrnda Haas and Sandra Hansen FIFTH ROW Barry Hart Betty Hume Pamela Houle Dan Hulchlns Lmda lsner Belly Keck Bonnle Keough Thomas Kerr and Marlorle laub UPPER RIGHT Jumor Hugh football team scrnmmages at Shumaker School ,SL K 0n To lligh School . . . TOP ROW Emerson Leber Florence Lumber Gary Lnn Judrth Lrpps Kerth Lutlrell Stephen Lrvely Judy Matz Jeffery May and Gary Muller SECOND ROW Mrchael Muller Parker Montgomery Alpha Nay Roger Paul Merle Plagman Salvador Rodrrguez Denms Ruhl Vnctor Saarr and Dale Seel THIRD ROW Carleen Sempruch Lawrence Selzler Clufford Shelley Tanya Shunoberry Larry Sloan bmrth Cynlhra Smlth John Stahl and Barbara Stevens FOURTH ROW Paul Strecker Judrth Strommer Cecrle Tlmmons Hazel Townsend Relha Travrs Tuck and Karen Woderlow rlFTH ROW James Walker Raymond Weber Ellen Wrllrams Margaret Wrllus Herman Wobser Woodruff and Lloyd Worcester LOWER LEFT Mr E Carroll Schrck lorns the Erghth Grade Choir rn acknowledglng applause a annual concert Clyde Nancy Gene l lr 'N Q S. 'ff .! Q X Qu 'msn slr 'SA 'UQ S... 58 'Wx 'Rn YN 'Dx aux 6-x X i.,l xxx x r N 1 2 I ' V . . . . , , . ' V4 lv 525 I ix! SW 'ix ' S A 'D N 1 Q15 if f 9' l .' 61- so-.lu K l.: il' lx j .le J-R, '.f, , , r , 'N or . R 1, V. yt J A gi! 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The pictures above show stu- two schools for the afternoon recognition program dents from the Immaculate Conception School and and the evening registration sessions. from Lyme School getting acquainted with high Eigh ll: Cru llvrs Look A In va ll Top ten scorers in the State Eighth Grade Tests given at the Junior High School in- cluded the following students: Back Row- Randy Grubb, Judy Lipps, Judy Strommer, Ellen Williams, Julia Clement, and Jim Walker. Front Row-Mary Kay Dillon, Sue Detlefsen, and Linda Haas. Not pictured- Linda lsner. r . lt 39' J ' ii.: -xJ'..lv':' 1 ik Qc- Q vs I Ng 9- Q' Sk s TOP ROW Carol Allan Arden Amos Vnrgnl Barley Seller David Bell Larry Bellard and Howard Bolen SECOND ROW Rlcky Bradford Marsha Brandstrup Colllns Vlckl Coup Duane Cummins Carol Davudson THIRD ROW Marulyn Doty Sharon Drexel John Drnscoll Lnnda Du Bots Judy Dunkel Lunda Ehrhardt James Erf Thelma Frankfather Fred Franklln and Donald Garman FOURTH ROW Rodney Gale Audrey Gnlbert Brnon Hathaway Sandra Hellman Cheryl Herborn Duane Hlllhouse Vncku Hillman Lancan Holbrook Kay Hornung and Beatrlce Huffman FlFTH ROW Melvin Hughson Duane Hunter Patrucua Jamuson Jeret Kern Wlllnam Keys Duana Kleun Nell la Follette Barbara Leber Sandy Lmkenbach and James Meggutt Barbara Barnett Bonme Baum Robert Baum Joseph Ronnne Brat? Wullnam Brugnone Nancy Conn Betty and Margaret Delbert Beginners . . . 60 Us Q-1 4 PM -is. Q. 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I R Y '55, asm Lllfqf' ' A Q. .x Seventh Grade TOP ROW Anthony Messlna Donald Muller James Muller Robert Muller Margaret Monarch: Fay Mont gomery Thomas Mowery Marsha Nopka Davud Nucely and Jerry Nicely SECOND ROW Judy Norman Wllllam Osborne Wilma Overton Wayne Phulllps Susan Ralsh Rudy Ramon Davnd Rertz Ted Rhudy Davud Rrchardson and Sherrel Ross THIRD ROW Meruam Rowland Jack Rundt Martha Sams Charles Sanders Roland Sassaman Prlscllla Scharf Scott Serp Dennls Shunaberry Larry Shoemaker and Linda Smlth FOURTH ROW Robert Smnth Elaune Sprlnger Michael Sprrnger Pamela Starr James Slreclmer Judy Strecker Susan Strecker Jadee Terveen Lon Tummons and Renella Walters FlFTH ROW Thomas Ward Wayne Warden Betty Weber Ann Wllluams Marlene Wulllams Mary Wullls Scott Wybensnnger Ronald Zerman Roger Zummermon and Weslev Zmk NOT PICTURED Marlon Seltzer L ji iv As Q gf iii L tw' S any , 5 x YS .X , not lr Cn Q PS K - --Q in 1 v 61 , T L T y ,vt Q :N ax . dm :V Q, A v . to l ' W - ' V A e is .I tx ,VX lgx . 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' ' , . , ! 4 Y ' , f ! 5 Hg. .I , 4 .. : EA ' I 1 -', 'A Od Junror Hugh grrdders under Coach Lours Garman partrcrpated rn an Intramural type season again this year whrle the basketeers frnlshed the year on the plus srde of a regular schedule with a 5 4 record Coach Lowell Shaffer s squad composed of seventh and eighth graders played against schools from the surroundrng area e They JUNIOR HIGH FOOTBALL BACK ROW Mrchael Muller Lloyd Worcester Daniel Hulchms Clyde Smrfh Thomas Close Thomas Mowery Dale Gorman Jeffery May John Drrscoll Jam Culler Stephen Lrvely Coach nouns Gorman Jack Rundf and Ted Rhudy SECOND ROW Wayne Warden Barry Hart Don Vogus Paul Strecker Eugene Woodruff Gary Muller John Bloxson Davrd Rrchardson James Erf Vrrgnl Barley and James Hartman FIRST ROW Charles Sanders Thomas Ward Larry Sloan Roger Paul th letes Scrunmage e They Clyde Norwalk Norwalk Wnllard Fremont Fremont Norwalk Norwalk Terry Barnard Rudy Ramon Wesley Delbert and Jack Deluca JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL BACK ROW James Walker James Erf Paul Strecker Gary Muller Vrrgul Barley Eugene Woodruff and Coach Lowell Shaffer SECOND ROW Wayne Warden Steven Dosler Danrel Hutchrns Thomas Close Dovrd Rertz Rudy Ramon and Stephen Lrvely FIRST ROW Wrllram Brugnone Roger Paul Charles Sanders Roger Zrrnmerman Rodney Gale and Thomas Mowery In 4 -wr J . . . 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Through organizations the students learn the characteristics of leadership and service. By participating in the activities of the organ- izations, the students learn to make friends and develop new interests. With this in mind BHS has developed a sphere of organizations open to every student in the school. By merely voicing the hope of being in the group or club, the student may be accepted after meeting the necessary requirements which are usually not too difficult. After ioining the organization, the student is expected to carry out his duties conscientiously. Organiza- tions are not all work, for special activities are scheduled throughout the year that provide students with work, leadership, and fun. I Could Have Danced All Night 64 ,.,.....-.--H , ' , 2'Ww'ff my ' ,,,.....----- V 1inns lf 1 J' ' , - A Q Q' f .f .q ,.,,'4,:. ,,.'l,,5,,. ' 1 .- , . vxfy -. -ws. than --' wil-U' jlllluu up , I , -V' 'Y' 1 Student llouncil Suqqvels Ifulvw SEATED AROUND LEFT TABLE Cleft to rughtl Barbara Yrnglrng Georgeanna Muller Judy Frnkler Jane Landes Mary Lee Ton: Hasselbach Forth Ruffnng Susan Hoch Kenny Sawm Douglas Meyer Sharon Norman and Jean Nollke RIGHT TABLE Dan Burke La ry Good Mrke Drllon Jrm Rennrcker Jrm Walters Sandra Norman Ronnre Rundt Bob Taylor John Brady Edwin Wagner Bob Barley and Marvnn Lee Standmg are Prrncrpal E S Glasgo advrser and Councrl Presrdent Davrd Stratsa Taking trrst action toward dress up regulatlons by suggesting dress up days was one ofthe hnghlnghts of work of thus year s Student Councrl Sponsors ot Homecommg and the All School Dance for the school s social program the Council also met twrce a month to drscuss problems orrgrnatrng rn the hugh school The 25 member group sux from each class and President Davrd Stratso wrth Prnncupal E S Glasgo as advnser also continued nts work to promote scholarship by awardmg the Scholarship Plaque to senior homerooms ll7 and lO8 K f 1 I ' O Q Z I I 1 , , , , 1 V , ' , - I I V , , . , , f I , f , . . . , , . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . , . . ' 1 ,o lllllllllilllllllll Llbrary Llub TSQPLOS' All Dnrectung achvmes of lhe BHS lubrary were Bull Klllnan Bruce Mann Barbara Wnlllams M s G Vuola McCombs Donald Hoffman Shirley Swartz and Jlm Sloan Possubly one of the buslest orgamzatlons an the school IS the Llbrary Club Gulded by Mrs G Vuola McCombs thus years club In addutlon to nts servlce In the library traveled to Toledo and toured the Ilbrary there They also sponsored a Book Week Tea for the faculty and mothers of members and have held four other parties Thus years sensor members Don Hoffman and Barbara Wllllams were honored with a dinner and Don received the Library Club award Barbara Williams and Mrs, McCombs discuss library problems. -an Fu tu rv T ouch ers Su bs! i t u te TOP ROW Sara Compton Marulyn Flucker Anne Southworth Ann Adams Schlucht Ruta Gulbert Barbara Freeman Glorua Swartz Judy SECOND ROW Judy Huldebrand Sandra Lepley Roberta Cook Walker Pat Norman Carol Fortney and Mrs Ruth Davudson Sharon Gorman Judy Krumm Nancy Jackson Penny Moore John FOURTH ROW Janet Whutely Mary Stapf Janet Strommer Brady and Jum Langwell Barbara Ferry Nadune Henney Maleah Fought Judy Boyer and FRONT ROW Susan Hoch Januce Cummuns Ruth Penman Bobbue Bob Bauley Jo Setzler Barbara Lumber Agnes Bruehl Jenny Yunglung and THIRD ROW Lana Duck Jane Landes Jackue Colluns Mary Lee PGYTGQQUH Tonu Hasselbach Karen Shutelt Karen Edwards and Walter A substutute teacher us needed suxth peruod today' Thus remark us a famulucur one to FTA members who are always on call Students unterested un teachung are guven an opportunuty to gaun experuence un theur chosen fueld as well as to help the teachers of Bellevue schools when opportunutues aruse and Tonu Hasselbach secretary Followung unutuatuon servuces lrughtt members enuoy cuder and donuts at the Halloween season X17 uf'u .L ll tg' ,, . . . . ,, . . . . Officers included Ueftt Mary Lee, treasurerg Janice Cummins, vice-presidentg Anne Southworth, presidentg - I. ,A . .. f .TTT H J J 1 e Q tr , . H ' 1 . Q ,. ' 'W .V . f l y ' N I V xr lt ,J r ' I 68 Scholars Take llonors 414 '1,.-vx 'fi O Taknng the State Scholarshnp Tests In T7 sublects were the 51 members of the l958 Scholarshnp Team These tests were taken May 3 at Heudelberg College Toksng the test were the follownng sudents TOP ROW Karl Hutchrson Phllup Beachey James Remlcker Robert Hossmger Clednth Franks and Lon Francus FIFTH ROW Wayne Collner Jon Flnkler Ronald Rundt and Joseph Bruehl FOURTH ROW John Beachey James Ruffnng Donald Beochey Walter Hayhow Ernest Bechstem Muchael Wllcr Juduth Walker Ton: Hasselbach Martun Ocker and Donald Hoffman THIRD ROW Wulluam Kullnan Douglas Swelgard Stephen Haas Lawrence Frank Jack Hammersmnth Mary ee Janet Strommer Patrlcra Norman Roger Ruffsng James Walters and James Taggart SECOND ROW Davud Brown Chrnstnne Bollenbacher Mary Smith Sharon Gorman Judnth Krumm Laurel Kal: Susan Hoch Suzanne Weekly Anne Southworth and Jamce Ayers FRONT ROW Mnchele Barnard Sandro Culler Bobble Jo Setzler Ellse Hoermann Rebecca Selp Jeanette Ynnglung Marsha Hensunger Sherry Taggart Marulyn Mitchell and Judena Bachar Hugh salesmen nn the annual magoznne campalgn were Judy Strommer fufth place Roger Zummerman thnrd Mrs Ruth Davudson manager Carol Davvdson fnrst Don Hoffman second and llnda Coup fourth Vocabulary Down wnnncr was Susan Hoch who reserves congratulatnons from Moderator Dewayne Burke as does Spelldown wnnner Davud Brown 69 lhal Ilatos Ilon ors ,- DIAL leaders tor I957 58 Included Mr John Heter advrser James Langwell photography edntor Nadune Henney feature edrtor Agnes Brrehl and Anne Southworth co edrtors Ronald Drdeon sports edntor Mrs Ruth Davrdson assnstant advrser Sharon Hathaway busmess manager and Donald Hoffman copy edrtor Best monthly newspaper In Northwestern Ohio, rs the tntle claimed by the Bellevue DIAL on the basis of tts honors recelved at the North western Ohio Drstrrct Journallsm Convention Not only dnd the DIAL brmg home thas Supernor ratung but Janice Ayers won first place awards for her edntorlal and her column Mary Lee took second place In the news story classlflcatlon This year s paper saw an Increase In suze to a flve column monthly after I7 years of rssunng smaller papers STANDING Ann Schlucht Bob Barley Mary Smrth Becky Hulteen Arlene Warner Barbara Freeman Jan Strommer Karen Edwards Glorua Swartz Peggy Kasuga Barbara Lumber Jim Relmcker Tom Hasselbach Kutty Lepley Carol Bumb and Gaul Zergler SITTING Barbara Ylnglrng Becky Selp Jan Ayers Bobble Jo aetzler Steve Haas Mary Lee and Georgeanna Muller 70 Q I U l Q I c . 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Lomet Pzcturec Year 4,4dW ' A Dtrecttng COMET actlvutues were Mrs Ruth Davtdson advtser Nadxne Henney edrtorrn chlef Gaul Zetgler buslness manager Agnes Brlehl and Ann Schllcht assistant edrtors and Mr John Heler adviser Sports Editor Jack Hammersmlth IS pictured wnth the edllor In chlef an the rught ptcture Hold rt' Smale' OK next shot' Could these statements be nssumg from a doctor s offlce'9 ln most cases these phrases were comlng from COMET staffers as they prepared the l957 58 yearbook For the turst tnme un nts hrstory the COMET swutched to a cloth cover featurlng blue plald maternal Also breaking wlth recent tradl tton, the editors dedicated the book to all the students and boasted that at the tame of closing the Classes section every student then In BHS was prctured STANDING Becky Hulteen Barbara Freeman Georgeanna Muller Pat Norman Mary Lee Bobbte Jo Setzler Mary Smtth Peggy Kasuga Judy Bell Don Hoffman Jenny Ymgllng Judy Hlldebrand Sharon Gorman tackle Colluns Cheryl Tom David Brown Glorna Swartz Tom Hasselbach Arlene Warner Kntty Lepley and Judy Walker SlTTlNG Jan Strommer Karen Edwards Mary Stapf Nnna Mrtchell Janet Huss Mary Lou Sauber Glorla Zeugler Becky Ramsey Jane Foos Carol Fortney Regma Pepe Susan Hoch and Barbara Lumber 7'l 1 0 Q I A 'V .M , - X ' W . , ll N Q 1 1' i ' - I 7 I ' ' I I F I 7 - I Q . . , . . ' - I 1 I I I I I I - Z I I I I I 'T V : L -I .. .I I 1 von 9 Serco oln ln un ltq TOP ROW Marulyn Weasner Sara Compton Lee Etta Matherly Janice Keys Ruta Grlbert Barbara Freeman Sharon Wear Arlene Warner Sharon Baugher Pat Swartz Sherrdan Meyer Lnnda Coup Becky Hulteen and Carol James FOURTH ROW Judy Boyer Judy Shunaberry Karen Smrth Shurley Swartz Sylvua Paul Carol Sprnnger Mary Smrth Sandra Smrth Janet Huss Glarra Zelgler and Maleah Fought THIRD ROW Sharon Garman Janet Moyer Roberta Cook Nancy Stuntz Jean Noltke Judy Hnldebrand Jackue Collnns Martha Davrdson and Sharon Norman SECOND ROW Enrd Jonas Marna Amos Judy Hathaway Chrnsta Zoellner Becky Ramsey Sharon Yoder Sue Swergard Sharon Hathaway Carolyn Snyder Mary Lou Slanclrff Ruth Penman Maxrne Stevens and Margaret Hayhow FRONT ROW Mass Margaret Rust advnser Bobble Jo Setzler Paula Tnmmons Ann Byers Becky Serp Lunda Hansen Lunda Gush Sherry Taggart Mary Whfte Elrse Hoermann and Mrs Martha Throughout the year Y Teens strlve to serve therr communlty and thenr school an a varlety of protects But a club of 80 gurls also can have a lot of fun and Y Teens rs no exceptlon Some of the socsal events planned and carried out by the club were the Mother Daughter Banquet, Junnor Sensor Slumber Party a style show, car wash fudge sale record hop and a frlm and panel duscussron 72 Cabunet membe s rnclude tho offrce s tseateaj A n Schlrcht treasurer Karen Edwards cordung secretary Janrce Ayers presrdent Marrlyn Mrtchell vnce presrdent and Sandra Norman correspondmg secretary Commuttee chaurmen were Hurst rowl Marsha Hensrnger Margo Brllrard Barbara Yrnglrng Bonnre Hart Janet Strommer Glorza Swartz Ton: Hasselbach Jane Landes Janrce Cum mms Mary Lou Stapf Judy Krumm George anna Muller lsecond rowl Judy Walker Susan Hoch Pat Norman lthnrd rowl Jenny Ynnglrna Nadrne Henney and Penny Moore V Y Y Y O V I ' K o 2 A , , r ' , . . 1 I 1 1 1 I , 1 I 4 I 1 I r I 1 1 I . r , . . , , , 2 , ' , ' , A ' , - 1 r 1 1 1 1 l r I I l 1 , , . , , , , , 2 , , r S , A , ' , . Jackson, Jane Todd, Doris Dillery, Barbara Shoemaker, Margaret Swartz, adviser. , , , , ' ' ' 1 r I I ' . V . . r , fl 4 , : , re- , , , - lla n 1-0 F ea t u res San la 's Workshop Friday the l3th, One knows what this means, but the Christmas Formal offered everything but bad luck. Paying a visit to Santa's Workshop built by the Y-Teen Club, the couples enioyed the seasonal music provided by Bus Widmer and his or- chestra. At intermission time, Master and Mistress ot Ceremonies Ronnie Dideon and Janice Cummins announced and crowned the King and Queen of Good Will, Jim Walters and Phyllis Sanders. Also appearing on the scene were Eloise, portrayed by Jan Ayers, and a quartet consisting of Ann Byers, Peg- gy Kasuga, Janet Strommer, and Sandra Statler. Christmas Formal King and Queen ot Good Will and their court are pictured above: Gary D. Norman, Nadine Henney, Queen Phyllis Sanders, King Jim Walters, Ann Schlicht, and Jim Vogel. ln the middle picture, Queen Phyllis and King Jim pose before the center display ot toys, while, below, the Royal Court starts the first dance, 1-Y Sets :gh Standards To create mauntaun and extend throughout the home school and communuty hugh standards of Chrustuan character ln keepung wuth the goal of the club thus years Ht Y group took part un many communuty protects Agreeung wuth the ad age All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy the club staged many socual actuvutues such as the hayrude partues, and the annual Mother Son Banquet Begunnung wuth upper left and goung counterclockwuse Ronnue Rundt Jum Reunucker Alex Tubboles John Mauke Tom Hullhouse Jack Hammersmuth Dennus Geuger Paul Anthony Duck Emery Gary Bulluard Steve Haas Duck Johnson Bull Voss larry Troutner Jum Leununger Guy Smuth Dan Burke Curtus Close Paul Yoder Bob Wung Larry Good Bob Bellard Ernest Teturuck Dave Robunson Corby Grubb Paul Kunsel John Brady Karl Hutchuson Walter Adams Jum Kuhn Muke Dullan Ernest Bechsteun Ruchard Taylor Muke Compton Ronnue Nelson and John Wolfe I tue Y r Mr Herbert Wolfe and Mr Donald Stonestreet advusers Seated from left to rught are John Brady chaplaun Jum Langwell chaplaun Larry Frost secretary Eruc Zetuner presudent Gary D Norman vuce presudent Bull McCague treasurer Larry Zechmcun and Dave Stedman program chaurmen o o Y 1 H . . 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I , - , , , , , , , , , , , 1 1 , . , , . 1 , , , , , u u . . u , , . , , , . nt ae . . , . . 1 , : , J , 1 - , - 1 , 1 u FHA cabunet Includes Shnrley Canode hnstorran Glorna Swartz parlnamentarran Nana Mutchell treas urer Mrs Paulne Sha er advrser Kntty Le e presndent Barbara Ferry vnce presrdent and Elva Laub secretary FHA Stresses Seruce Ml ln addltlon to theur socral events, members of the Future Homemakers of Amerrca study the procedures taken rn settsng up a home and also contribute their services to many community affairs Possibly the most Important contrlbutaon IS the party they gnve for the chlldren at the Flat Rock Chlldren s Home BACK ROW Maleah Fought Dorothy Meyer Carol Danklefsen Donna Lander Shnrley Swartz Rosella Muller Harlene Davus Regrna Pepe Karen Sassaman Carol Breon and Ernestlne Ruffmg THIRD ROW Theresa Constantmo Shurley Reus Eleanor Tuck Antonia Artnno Joyce Shoemaker Margaret Flemlng Carolyn Shoemaker Carole Nay Phyllns Roach Sandra Clark and Judy Whute SECOND ROW Kathleen Hartley Velma Strow Kathrrne Plerce Karen Amos Patty Weasner Carol Meyer Mary Wendlnger Judy Hathaway Karen Hutchison Sandra Droulllard Pat Dudley Rose Brandstrup and Mrs Martha Swartz advtser FIRST ROW Glorna Swartz Shlrley Canode Elva Laub Kntty Lepley Barbara Ferry Nrna Mutchell and Janet Huss C n g x . , lx I' ' 0 , 1 J 1 , : ' ' , - V . , It ft , ' , A pl Y, C H : , A z ' ' ll' . . . , 2 r I , ' . : , , ' ' 5 1 I I - r l - 2 I r I r I I I A I Speech Classes Enact Plays The cast of A Sugn Unto You Included Roger Ruffxng Ann Schllcht Robert Barley Kenny Barley lun armsl Judy Bayer and Jamce Ayers Not Even a Mouse starred Sue Swengard Larry Frost Judy Walker Arlene Warner Georgeanna Muller lsuttlngl Gary A Norman Jerry Foos and Tom Hasselbach Two one act plays, under the dlrectlon of Mass Esther Schachtele, were depicted by the speech classes at the annual Chrustmas program A Sign Unto You, a one act drama about two promunent parents who funally reallze theur selflshness regarding their mlmster son, and a comedy by Anne Coulter Martens, Not Even a Mouse were the plays enacted by the group Student dnrectors were Karen Edwards and Glona Swartz faculty dlrector was Mnss Esther Schachtele 76 Nllxed Chou' Adds Progrllms BACK ROW Jack Hammersmnth John Monke Mark Tobm Walter Hayhow lra Rotruck Jam Taggart Kelth Muller Tom Mrtchell Ronme Dudeon Ernest Tetlrlck Larry Troutner Bob Bellard Marty Ocker Eddle Wagner Bob Barley Gary D Norman Karl Hutch: son Jere Bellard Paul Anthony Ronnne Rundt and Mark Dldlon THIRD ROW Judy Shnnaberry Judy Walker Charlene DeLuca Arlene Warner Gall Zetgler Nadlne Henney Leo Moyer Corby Grubb lporttally hxddenj Dan Burke Jlm Krylnng Bob Taylor Larry Zechmon Sue Swengard Mvla lea Bond Judena Bachar Karen Shufelt and Jenny Ylnglnng fpartually hlddenl SECOND ROW Karen Edwards Judy Boyer Jane Foos Glorna Swartz Clorla Zergler Penny Moore Ann Marne Byers lpartnally hnddent Barbara Freeman Allce Reynolds Barbara Wnllnams thlddent Peggy Kosuga lparttally htddenl Sandra Statler Suzanne Weekly Margo Bllllard Becky Ramsey Barbara Shoemaker and Mary Stapf FIRST ROW Raydelle Foos Georgeanna Muller Judy Close Jamce Cummuns Sara Compton Sondra Norman Sharon Yoder Carol Muller Jannce Ayers lportlally hlddenl Janet Huss Carol Bumb Tan: Hasselbach and Ruth Penman Accompanusts Susan Hoch Janet Strommer Director Mr E Carroll Schick Hugh lrghtlng thus year s Mlxed Chonr agenda was the experience of smglng selec tlons from Student Prince wlth the Capltal Unaversuty Concert Band This not only provided the choir wlth a new experience but added to thelr yearly performances Other musical events on the calendar were the Christmas Concert, the Spring Concert, and the NOL testuval held at Tutfm BHS Mtxed Chanr stngs as the Caputal Umversuty Concert Band plays selectuons from Student Prrnce 77 Prep Chou' Includes Undorclasslnon ,Q P' 'Wu Ffh? ACK ROW Larry Nay Jack Muller Douglas Meyer Paul Luttrell ouglas Sweugard Davud Monahan Jum Reunucker Robert assunger Jum Snyder Robert Wetzel John Wolfe Lee Muller ent Haynes Glenn Muller Wayne Colluer Dave Meacham and Wulluam Muller THIRD ROW Bull Bates Gary Emery Lon Francus John Wulluams Bull Murphy Bull Voss Mary lou Stancluff Barbara Yunglung Maxune Stevens Januce Keys Kathrune Puerce Arlene Muller Carolyn Snyder Jean Nottke Pat Swartz Larry Keegan and Gary Bulluard SECOND ROW Marna Amos Becky Seup Jackue Colluns Jane Landes Nancy Jackson Martha Davudson Marulyn Weasner Janue Todd Carol Ellus Roberta Cook Janet Moyer Judy Bogner and Judy Funkler FIRST ROW Sandra Lepley JoAnne Poths Eluse Hoermann Charuty Tea Lee Etta Matherly Ethel Joseph Sharon Wear Sharon Gorman Laurel Kal: Ann Brandal Lunda Hansen and Marsha Hensunger Accom panust Judy Krumm Durector Mr E Carroll Schuck Thus years Prep Chour was composed of 62 selected freshman and sophomore students They met fuve days a week and performed un the Chrustmas and Sprung Concert Outsude actuvutues for the chour uncluded performances for pruvate organuza tuons, such as teachers meetungs and varuous communuty groups, and a Prep Party Aprul 23 IX? 'X 78 Muxed Chour members board school bus bound for Tuffun to represent Bellevue Hugh un NOL festuval 0rchestra Grows Orchestra personnel included Flutes Penny Moore and Nancy Robison Clarmets Sharon Garman Judena Bachar and Becky Ramsey Bass Clarinet Enid Jonas Oboe Judy Walker Cornets Janet Strommer and Guy Lnnk French Horns Elva Laub Shnrley Canode Wayne Collier and Mary Stapf Violins Carol Ellis Bob Hassmger Diane Hunter Corby Grubb Sara Compton Jamce Cummins Carol Pacchim Clara Znnk Jim Taggart Jane Foos Laurel Kap Nancy leber and Bonnie Baum Cellos Ann Schllcht and John Wolfe Percussion Ann Byers Duck Heyman and Edward Fleming Piano-Judy Krumm and Bass Robert Wetzel Mr Walter Halen director A familiar sight in the BHS auditorium and band room is the figure of Mr Walter Halen as he directs the hugh school orchestra The orchestra has continued to grow and has played for several of the years assemblies as well as participating in the league activities BHS members of Northwest Ohio Orchestra were: Wuyne Collier, Janet Strommer, Ann Schlicht, and Janice Cummins. 79 lhuuls 0ff0r Varzetq Malorettes and drum malor were Becky Ramsey Elva Laub Karen Havener Duck Heyman Shlrley Canode Karen Edwards and Margo Bnlllard Besldes therr marching duties these students also played lnstru ments In the Concert Band Under the baton of Mr Robert Leckrone, this year s edmon of the BHS Marchmg Band entertained fans at halttume with thenr lntrlcate formatlons Hlghllghtmg the marching season were a cllnrc at Baldwin Wallace College and a chance to see the Ohio State Band perform Concert Band presented two concerts thus year as well as hosting the NOL Band Festlval The band was made up of 68 members Selected members of the concert band composed the Pep Band whrch played at all home basketball games as well as at pep meetings Hugh school band members wrshung to do extra work formed ensemble groups which performed for many local clubs A panoramic vuew of the BHS Marchnng Band shows them gonng unto one of theur eye catchmg formatrons O i Q V' - , ' ,, 1 ' V1 . f-A ,f ' y 1 V V . ' Group Lists Personnel FLUTES Karen Edwards Penny Moore Nancy Robison Becky Seip Sandy Smith CLARINETS Sharon Garman Sheridon Meyer Becky Ramsey Jim Reinicker Sandra Statler Dick Taylor Janet Todd Jane Todd 1,0 Composed of 68 members is the high school Concert Band which gave three concerts th s yea ALTO SAXES BARITONES Marsha Hensinger Judy Hildebrand Robert Johnson Marvin Lee TENOR SAX Ed Sanders BARITONE SAX Lee Etta Matherly CORNETS Dennis Geiger Karl Hutchison James Heal Carole James Paul Kinsel Barbara Limber Richard Johnson Janet Moyer BASSES Walter Adams Bob Bellard Gary Billiard Bill Voss Ted Winters PERCUSSION Sue Ainslie Diane Boyer Dick Heyman Janice Keys Dave Stedman Sharon Yoder Mary Jean Ward Marilyn Weasner Bob Wetzel Barbara Yingling ALTO CLARINET Arlene Miller BASS CLARINET Enid Jonas CONTRA-BASS CLARINET Richard Fleming OBOE Jim Langwell BASSOON Ann Byers Mary Smith Guy Link Tom Rischell Gilbert Sams Bill Stevens Ernest Tetirick Eddie Todd John Williams FRENCH HORNS Shirley Canode Wayne Collier Elva Laub TROMBONES Mike Compton Jack Hammersmith Dave Meacham Leo Moyer Mary Stancliff Pep Band keeps spirit high fo a home basketball game. :L S orts Football . . Basketball . . . Track . . . Tennis . . Intramurals . . Participation is the main objective of the BHS sports program. Through it, any boy has a chance to take a part in some athletic endeavor. Every boy who yearns to be a gridiron star has a chance to de- velop his ability, for no one is cut from the squad because he lacks talent. If basketball is to his liking, he may try out for the varsity, reserve, or freshman team. Track and tennis squads are also selected by competitive tryouts. Even if a boy does not have great enough talent for varsity teams, he has a chance to take part in the intramural program. Through it, the essentials of sportsmanship and fellowship-the important qual- ities of athletics-can be learned. Stand Up And Cheer 82 I I Q 4 ' if? , 4 fe wi' f wi' H935 o f? f ww ,, my ,. :Q t 5549, Wir wil? :dw .P -7 N 'xy .V isa M3 4 1. f K ' x A'w-I,-, Qs ? ,Q f Maw-K - , J., YN .51-Q Ai, '3 ,A , 1 . Q -'W Af Q me ,el . ' ws. 35-A 1-55 ii 'ik , ' 1 QM ' Q-, A , l 'Q-A ., ' ,. ht 4 + V , Q N . 'Y' '36, ik -if M- 1, 1, . ef gjx 5, , 4 ' ,M ' Sa-,W WV, . , ,,,,,.,,,? ' , . ...,,,- K Wi ,. , . A .- Qu 1, L X xg 3 tx. 'NM Jig ., Griflllvrs Post 3-I-3 110 voral TOP ROW: Jere Crosby, James Hummel, William Ward, Edward Lynch, Eric Johnson, Michael Miller, David Stedman, James Walters, Paul Yoder, William Houser, and Mark Tobin. THIRD ROW: Coach Lowell Shaffer, Frank DeBlase, Jon Kovacs, Larry Good, Alfred Flicker, Arnold Laub, Jerry Foos, Edwin Wagner, Richard Beckley, Dennis Hay, Paul Missler, and Coach Burnell Hoffman. SECOND ROW: Robert Wing, Walter Adams, Ted Sberna, Richard Reilz, James Kryling, Roger Van Fleet, Gary D. Norman, James Leininger, Robert Bailey, Thomas Mitchell, Dave Jones, and Coach Charles Hickman. FIRST ROW: Larry Nay, manager, James Langwell, Marvin Lee, William Miller, Richard Nash, Gary A. Norman, Olen Crowe, Leroy Gonya, David Ball, Steve Lapata, and David Robinson, manager. Ending the season with a record of three wins, four losses, and three ties, the 1957 Bellevue Redmen closed one ofthe most irregular seasons in the school's history. Two games were postponed because of an Asian flu outbreak. An additional game was scheduled with Orrville at this time to keep the boys in practice. A portion of the BHS bench looks cn. Eddie Wagner goes for yardage. d'1,q1'T .af- S ap. 1:-gf.. .A Q. -cL.gy l 'S QR, ur Senior members of the varsity squad prepare to take part in the annual Booster Night. Solemn Bellevue fans watch as tribe battles opponent. Sophomore Jere Crosby outdistances the enemy players. Arnie Laub seems to be challenging anyone to try and stop him. Redmen tangle with opponents. Head coach of this year's varsity was Coach Lowell Shaffer who was assisted by line coach Burnell Curly Hoffman and assistant backfield coach Charles Hickman. We They Sept. 6 Tiffin Preview . . . . . 7 6 Sept. I3 Fostoria .... . . 21 2l Sept. 20 Shelby . . . . . l3 26 Sept. 27 Galion . . . . l2 l2 . Oct. 4 Bucryus . . . . 34 7 Oct. ll Willard . . . . 33 7 Oct. 24 Orrville . . . 7 7 Nov. l Norwalk .... . . 27 14 Nov. 8 Port Clinton . . . O 18 Nov. ll Tiffin Columbian . . . O 58 Nov. l6 Upper Sandusky . . . O l3 B6 44 all 4. Bellevue Reserves completed one of their best seasons within the past few years and finished with a record of three wins one loss and two ties The little Redmen falred no better than their bug brothers against Shelby fo the lun or Whippets were the only team to beat the local reserves Coach Lee Huffman was head coach and was assisted by Coach Robert Blomeke Reserves Show Prom use K Vi Varsity managers David Robinson and L M Keck oad up equipment after a home football tilt Reserve Football Team BACK ROW Edwin Matz James Kuhn Charles Longyear Dave Jones Jan Sutherland Ronald Clark Jack Hout Phillip Beachey Marvin Gibson James Sloan Herman Lerch and Thomas Hullhouse THIRD ROW Coach Robert Blomeke Leo Moyer Ronald Hansard Roger Swartz Ronald Heyman Lon Francis Ronald Lerch Guy Smith Marion Pierce Richard Miano Kenneth Merrill Glenn Miller and Coach Lee Huffman SECOND ROW Joel Thmnes Weldon Whiley Guy Link Howard McKenzie James Harvey Richard Mowery Leonard Van Fleet Michael Dillon William Fulton Michael Morgan Gilbert Sams and David Manahan. FIRST ROW: Bert Nicely William Voss Peter Kelley Gary Billiard, William Bates Kenneth Sawin William Killian Marvin Koch Delmis Butler and Jack Miller, u ovn Jla ry Lou Ifoigns At Ilolnocoln any With rosy noses and frozen toes, Queen Mary Lou Sauber and her court reigned over the grid- iron warfare on October ll as the Bellevue Red- men clashed head on with the Willard Flashes and defeated them 33-7. Amidst the cheering Homecoming crowd, Queen Mary Lou was escorted to her throne at the 50-yard line by David Stratso, football co- captain. Jerry Foos, co-captain, and David then crowned Mary Lou, 'iQueen of Homecoming before bestowing the traditional homecoming kisses. Following the game Queen Mary Lou and her court waltzed at the dance held in their honor at the high school. The Homecoming Court consisted of Janice Ayers, escorted by Jim Vogel, Janice Cummins, escorted by Ronnie Dideon, Judy Walker, escort- ed by Ronnie Rundt, and Cheryl Tom, escorted by Danny Burke. Because of illness, Marna Amos, freshman attendant was unable to participate in the royal festivities. Her escort, Glenn Miller, officiated as page. Flower Bearer Darlene Weiland and Crown Bearer Ted Schreck accompanied the Queen. Queen Mary Lou Sauber x 9 K .4 .1 X ,bv 3 Yn..,,,,-Q. . fx ei-F' X 2 5 .Y ig, r rrreco user on 'en c: 's were Morne Amos r c er rr www ns lor' ce A es Chew! Tom and Queen Mc y Lou Souber ffronvj. Co-Ccptcrn Dove Sfrcrso c owns Queen Mary Lou Co L DO oos s ds D Sfrcfso cs Q ee cry o cons o ommom g be Cog Wu ed o s eww e Ronrie Rmdr Jr' ce v Q n e Q1 y L I 'cr' on sh U y :J or nice Aye's, L e rv ' er wr-rv-rns C: C c yl Tom crwd Front Flower Bearer Darlene Weilcmd ond C own Beore Tec Sch e k lfagors Ilvbounal To Victory Basketball varsity Included Rlchard Nash Don Beachey Jere Crosby Ernc Johnson Dave Hutchnns Phul Beachey James Vogel Paul Mrssler Edwnn Wagner Leroy Gonya and Ken Falter KNEELING Robert Banley manager Coach Burnell Hoffman Robert Taylor and David Wnlson managers Lost mnnute vnctorues and defeats coupled wuth lots of scrappy basketball gave thas year s varsity an 8 'IO record ln tournament play Coach Burnell Hoffman s Redmen breezed by Clyde but were stopped by the Sandusky Blue Streaks to end the season for the locals Hoffman s hoopsters began the year by edgung the Alumnn 45 43 nn a double over tvme game They had to taste defeat three more hmes however untll they won thenr first offlclal game In two years Thus was agalnst Norwalk From then on they broke even and ended the season by trouncnng the NOL champs Gallon who had been undefeated Phul Beachey and Jere Crosby both sophomores were elected by theur teammates to be co captanns for next year steam Jere Crosby nosed out sensor Kenny Falter 203 to 202 to grab top sconng honors Two other cagers scored over lOO pounts Phul Beachey had 152 and thus years captain Eddue Wagner scored lOl Falter was the only Redman named to the NOL all league team He was gnven honorable mentuon 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' : 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 . . I , . . . ' 1 1 . . , 1 1 ' 1 1 . . , . . . , ' 1 1 1 - T' Jim Vogel and Dave Hutchins battle with Willard players in hope to capture the rebound. Sophomore lere Crosby drives in for a layup shot. 92 Sq u u ll l'osls Ilocorcl Varsity Games We They Alumni ..... . . 45 43 Bowling Green . . . . 39 56 Fostoria .... . . 37 39 Ashland . . . . . 52 84 Norwalk... .. 45 44 Clyde . . . . . 62 45 Shelby ........ . . 52 58 Sandusky ...... . . 45 44 Sandusky St. Mary . . . . 6l 63 Tiffin Columbian . . . . 42 34 Norwalk ..... . . 35 42 Bucyrus ..... . . 58 67 Fremont ...... . . 67 7l Upper Sandusky . . . . 64 5l Willard ...... . . 52 53 Port Clinton . . . 66 47 Galion . . . .. 61 53 TOURNAMENT Clyde . . . ....... 73 43 Sandusky . . . . 48 62 Reserve Games We They Bowling Green . . . . 39 42 Fostoria .... . . 4l 37 Ashland . . . . . 34 47 Norwalk . . . . . 47 58 Clyde... ..6l 46 Shelby ....... . . 48 54 Sandusky ...,.. . . 53 46 Sandusky St. Mary . . . . . 50 5l Tiffin Columbian . . . . 39 50 Norwalk ..... . . 31 30 Bucyrus . . . . 54 38 Fremont ...... . . 36 49 Upper Sandusky . . . . 48 45 Willard ....., . . 45 54 Port Clinton . . . . 3l 43 Galion .... . . 40 59 Coach Charles Hnckmans reserve squad funrshed the season wrth a record of 6 ns and os I e err I bro hers they played some very close ball games and managed to up set an unbeaten Norwalk s uad by one point rlc Johnson led the team scar Ing lhls year by tallyung over 200 pounts Reserve Basketball Errc Johnson Wrllnam Fulton Paul Mrssler Davrd Monahan Dan Burke Leroy Gonya on Beachey Carl Fa er and Coach Charles H ckman Freshman cagers under Coach Ayers closed their season wrth a record of 8 wrns and 4 defeats They played several teams from nearby towns but were not rn any league Games were played after school e They Wlllard Clyde Littlo llrothvrs IV in Port Clnnton Wzllard Sandusky Fremont Port Clanton Fremont Perkins Clyde Frcshmun Basketloal STANDING avr S enn out o ct Hass n e Po a erch c fu d Cal as a ornon and oorlw Aye KNEELING Cha los lorayea Ken PC Sa Rona d rn M Wt SS R c d a d Doua Meyer 93 wi lO l ses. L'k th ' b'g t , q . I E. D I , l lt , V l , , ' ' .......... . 30 27 ' ' l ' ............ 45 19 25 , ........... 41 29 ' ' ' .......... 34 42 W ............ Al 29 ' .....-.-..-- 28 30 ' ............ 30 21 Pelklm ---A-------- 42 32 Sandusky ..... , ...... 22 34 24 38 Pol, warlz ,Cl F Mlller, Jax H , R b r 1 q f, F ld L , R1 my ls rn F' nk R , C loo rs, , th wg, V z wri llc Eller, Gary BI':a'd, l'am Vo , ich f Mano H qlgg l T rack, Tennis Exe! TOP ROW: Charles Longyear, Guy Smith, Bill Killian, Jim Ruffing, Dave Hutchins, Larry Good, Ed Lynch, Marvin Lee, Guy Link, Ed Matz, Gilbert Sams, Ken Schueler, and Roger Swartz. SECOND ROW: Coach Lee Huffman, Ronald Lerch, Jack Hout, Jere Crosby, Ken Sawin, Mike Miller, Ronnie Nelson, Dave Ball, Leroy Gonya, Eric Johnson, Paul Anthony, Don Burke, Glen Miller, and Assistant Coach Robert Blomeke. FIRST ROW: Bill Miller, Bob Bellard, Olen Crowe, Ed Wagner, lra Rotruck, Bob Bailey, Jim Leininger, Dick Nash, Don Leis, Herman Lerch, Bill Ward, Jim Kryling, and Ronald Heyman. Q 'CY Coach Lee Huffman's cindermen started the season slowly but showed steady improvement with every meet. Their only win of the year came against the Willard track- sters in a dual meet. By placing second in the high iump at the district meet, Cledith Franks became the only Redman to represent BHS at the State Meet this year. He went out at 5 feet ll inches at Columbus. Tennis squad members included lstandingl Coach John Casey, Doug Meyer, Jim Reinicker, fkneelingl Eric Zehner, Paul Yoder, Larry Frost, and lnot picturedl Dick Nash. Bucyrus Shelby Tiffin ,,,, , ,M Upper Sandusky .,,, Bucyrus Relays Willard Norwalk , , Upper Night Relays NO League Meet District Meet State Meet 94 We They .,,.,l5-lf? lO2-l,f'2 ,,..,4A-2X3 73-M3 . 52-U3 65-2,73 , 53-lf 2 64-lf2 ,, Third Place 79-2f'3 38-l ,f 3 ,Second in Triangular Meet Fourth Place Seventh lBucyrus Wonl Seventh I6-l ff5 pointsl lNo pointsl Bellevue's miler Eddie Wagner tthird from rightt prepares to run at the Northern Ohio League meet, First and second position hold- ers, Doug Meyer and Larry Frost, prepare to serve at the final home contest against Margaretta. Top Spring Sports Redmen racquetmen under Coach John Casey wound up their season with a A-2 record. After being defeated twice by the Fremont Ross team l7-O in both matchesl, the local squad went on to win the last tour games. Bellevue beat Huron twice, 5-2 and 442, and downed Castalia Margaretta twice, 7-O and 4-2. This year's team was composed entirely of seniors and freshmen, and three of its six members were returning lettermen. sv- 'vo- '4,1,H f '-. . . ,- ft iii - f' 5 Cheerleaders Build Spirit w.. 3 I X K lp xx F Cheerleaders await their chance at a home basketball game: Bonnie Hart, Sandy Lepley, Sandra Norman, Gail Zeigler, Jane Foos, Gloria Zeigler, Suzanne Weekly, and Penny Moore. We're with you team, we're with you team, are the ever encouraging words heard by fans and teammates when the five varsity cheerleaders lead the Bellevue crowd in cheers. Whether it's at a football or a basketball game, the crowd needs the leadership of the BHS cheerleaders. Varsity cheerleaders for l957-58 were Jane Foos, Suzanne Weekly, Gail Zeigler, Sandra Norman, and Gloria Zeigler. Varsity cheerleaders in action at Homecoming Football Festivities had a chance to perform before the Royal Court. ki ....,N... ,. Swimmers Learn Lifesaving . S J STANDING Bob Bouley Jum Krylung Paul Anthony Ronnue Baum Ernest Teturuck Duck Reulz Charles Fomulare Ted Wunters larry Moyer and Aluce Reynolds SITTING Pat Norman Glorua Swartz Mary Lee Judy Whule Dorus Dullery Sara Delbert Bll Schaefer John Danda Ruchard Nash Gerald Muller and Ruchord Flemung IN POOL Jan Ayers and Duck Beckley Any one who can swum 22 lengths of the pool, us I6 years of age, and us a lunuor un hugh school has the necessary qualufucaluons for Senuor Lufesavung The lufe savung course us offered for sux weeks, three hmes a week, and us a class for both male and female swummung enlhusuasts Teachung the course thus year were Mrs Gene vueve Pendleton, Mr Lee Huffman, and Mr Charles Huckman ......,f Lufesaver Jan Ayers admunuslers artufucual respuraluon to vuclum Duck Beckley S, 3 r I 1 I 1 1 , f 1 . 3 , r 1 1 1 f l I 1 , f - --....,. 1 , 4 l -gg QU., . .. f , V' V ..-,, fs, sh' . l . -G4 I I GAA Mllllllg09 Intramurals FIRST ROW lfront to backl Martha Muller Barbara Freeman Mary Smlth Judy Close Sandy Lepley Ruta Gtlbert Judy Whnte and Theresa Costanlmo SECOND ROW Anne Southworth Pat Sawyer Beverly Vlckery Arlene Warner Georgeanna Muller Agnes Brxehl Sally Delbert Mary Lou Sauber and Barbara Ferry THIRD ROW Kltty Lepley Marllyn Mitchell Lots Whute Mrla Lea Bond Barbara Brrngman Jane Ledman Margaret Maxfleld and Phyllis Roach FOURTH ROW Nancy Elsenhauer Janet Strommer Jenny Ball four' Take your base' To GAA gurls, the Intramural program presents an opportumty to parhcupate un and learn many varued sports Through her partlclpatuon Intramurals a gurl may earn enough points to be ellgrble for GAA and after becoming a member she may work toward a sports letter or actrvrty pun Thns year s wnnner of the GAA award was Martha Muller Events whrch hrghllghted actrvltues were the annual sports play day un whrch area schools partlclpated and the basketball play day held In Port Clunton Mrs Genevieve Pendleton ns advnser 'tor the group 1 1 Yingling, Barbara Limber, Susan Hoch, Judy Walker, Karen Shufelt, Pat Norman, and Gloria Swartz. tt rr - - in . I . . . . . 98 Intramurals Provlde Sports For All Wrth each oncommg season there comes a new range of sports for rntramural partncrpants Varymg from softball to paddle badmlnton these noon actlvrtres remam open to any student deslrrng to take part For most boys sports the games are played by homeroom teams, wrth one homeroom eventually emergung the vrctor Glrls may accumulate pornts towards membershrp rn the GAA wrth bonus pornts gomg to each wrnnmg team A few actlvrtues are drvrded so that there may be a freshman sophomore wrnner as well as a lunlor sensor champron A malorrty of the students take part rn the Intramural program whuch rs managed by students under the guidance of physrcal educatron teachers, Mrs Genevieve Pendle Grrls softball champnons Ueftl Included STANDING Jane Ledman Krtty Lepley Janrce Keys Annette Scagnettr and Vrolet Mrssler and KNEELING Mary Stapf Sharon Yoder Bonnre Hart and Helen Muller Wrnnrng the gurls freldball crown lrrghtl were STANDING Judy Whrte Krtty Lepley Mary Stapf Jamce Keys and Vrolet Mrssler and KNEELING Sally Delbert Karen Shufelt Jackre Collms Sharon Yoder Mary Beery and Judy Hrldebrand Q , ' 1 ton and Mr. Charles Hickman. 99 0 Girls Ilalllo Ifor 6 lfluunpionsh ips Girls too need the opportunity to show their ability to do well in sports events, and through the girls' intramural program they are given this chance. Teams included students from all tour classes, and competition was always great. Girls wishing to participate in only one sport may do so for six sports are ottered They are fieldball softball volleyball basketball paddle badminton and regular badminton The most popu lar sports among the girls this year were volleyball and regular badminton with approximately T20 participants each individual honors for championship participation went to Sharon Yoder and Kitty Lepley who were each on three of the sux winning teams Volleyball champions were lstondinal Roberta Cook Kitty Lepley Mary Smith kncelingl Christa Zoetlner Peggy Gohlike and Becky Seip Winning in basketball were standing Pat Swartz Shirley Ries Barbara Freeman Sharon Wear tkneelrngl Paula Timmons Jane Todd Sharon Yoder and Sandy Lepley Paddle badminton winners were tstandingl Nancy Eisenhouer Judy Clase Pat Sawyer tlrneelingl Rita Heal and Sally Deibert .ll . . T I l,Vl E tfl. , Students Enjoy Dlixofl Volleyball Perhaps the favorite of all intramural sports was mixed volleyball. Here boys and girls combined to display their athletic qualities. Although numerous individual and doubles competition was arranged on ths basis greatest participation came In volleyball Mixed volleyball winners included Mary Lou Stapf Janet Strommer Gloria Zeigler Paul Klnsel Kenny Krupp Paul Yoder and Sam Sldoti Inalzzulual Sports' Lrouzn Lhamplons Individual champions were crowned in a thr e divisions girls boys and mixed com petition Mary Lou Stapf and Jan Strommer teamed up to win in badminton doubles while Mary Lou took the badminton singles for girls Christine Bollenbacher and Shirley Ries topped the race tor the ping pong doubles and Kitty Lepley triumphed in ping pong singles Winning the boys singles in ping pong was Kenny Falter who pa red oft with Ronnie Dndeon to win the boys doubles in badminton Kenny also teamed with Penny Moore to win vid ' ping pong mixed doubles while Larry Frost T.- and Susan Hoch won in mixed badminton doubles Volleyball nners n m xed competton ere lstand ngl u K nsel Kenra Kru p Pau Yoder Som S ot lkneelngl Mary Lou Stopf Jan Strommer and Gloro e ler lndi ual nners included K tty Lepley Chr st ne Bollenbocher Sh rley R es Penny Moore Kenny Folter Susan Hoch and Larry Frost .. 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'vid wi ' i , ll , i i, , 101 II7 llonunalvv I'laq lt was sand throughout the year that sensors IH ll7 got everythlng and as tar as boys Intramural competltron went thus was almost true Capturlng champlonsh p an football volleyball and basketball were the boys from ll7 Thus record was com prled through the noon competltuon Although most of the ll7 boys were on the runnerup team ln softball Ollver Holmes also played on that wlnnrng team Slnce play was completed too late to plcture the roster ofthe softball wrnners rs Included Frank DeBlase Paul Mrssler Phrl Beachey Charles Keys Glenn Muller Rrchard Mrano San Srdotl Larry Nay Rolf Tlllmanns Charles Longyear and Ollver Holmes Champronshrps rn touch football volleyball and basketball were clalmed by thesc boys trorn homeroom Il7 STANDING Walter Adams John Chase Jrm Langwell Ronme Ferres Ollver Holmes and Cary A Norman KNEELING Malcolm Wrlluams Bob Be-Ilord Charles Opperman Alfred Ruttlnq and Ronnre Drdeon Others who partrcrpated were Francrs Barnes Ken Falter Vozd Hansard Tom Mrtchel and Eddue Wagner O l Q , ,. .. . . . is I I ' - , . , I I I I , . 1 1 1 tl , l r A r ' - . - .I I 1 r I 1 I r 102 COMET photographer Ben Buyer lines up the Homecoming Royalty for the 1958 book lsee page 89l Mr Buyer has handled most of the COMET photography for over 20 years Freelance photographer Wulford Sanders also supplues some puctures luke thus one of Mr Buyer Some student photography and school Polaroud work us also uncludecl Index Lists Tshooting Urders' Puctures and artucles for the followung groups may be found un the 1958 COMET Admunustratuon Baccalaureate Band Basketball Board of Educatuon Boys Intramurals Cheerleaders Chnrstmas Dance Chrustmas Plays Classes Duvusuon COMET Concert Band Deducatuon lsee Prefacel DIAL Edutor s Comments 4 Eughth Grade Eughth Grade Scholars Faculty Football Freshman Class Frosh Day HA A GAA Gurls Intramurals Glasgo E S Pruncupal Hu Y Homecomung Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom 07 Homeroom O Junuor Class Junuor Pay Junuor Hugh Athletucs Junuor Hugh Faculty Junuor Hugh Musuc Lufesavung Lubrary Club Magazune Wunners Mauorettes Mauor Marchung Band Muxed Chour Muxed Intramurals Natuonal Athletuc S S Natuonal Honor Socuety Orchestra Organuzatuons Duvusuon Pep Band Prep Chour Quull and Scroll Scholarshup Team Secretarucul Staff Senuor Class Senuor Class Song Senuor Class Colors Senuor Class Flower Senuor Class Motto Senuor P ay Seventh Grade Sophomore Class Specual Teachers Spelldown Champuon Sports Duvusuon Student Councul Swugart F D Supt Tennus Thespuans Track Vocabulary Champuon Y Teens ' ........ 4 ............... 98 ..... .. .....,..3u .......99 ,...4 ...........9o '- ' ,...., 5 ' .......... sa ' ' ........ 102 uos ......... us ' .........96 uu7.........2u ' ' ....... 73 2 ......... 25 ' ' .......,. 76 2l ,........ 26 . ....... 14 ' .......... 36 . 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Students of BHS Dedlcated to you the students of BHS rs the theme of the 1958 COMET and from the time the frrst plans were made for the annual untll the time lt was delivered a flnlshed product of the Gray Prmtmg Company of Fostorra Ohro the staff was ever mrndful of the hugh purpose and goal of the frnal product Thus year s COMET took on a different slant with the decrsron to dedrcate It to the students for student llfe rs spotlrghted throughout the entire book Page plannmg copy and wrrtrng assrgnments headlrnes type chorce sales and paste ups were only a few of the rngreduents needed to produce the 1958 yearbook By far the most Important goal thus year was the complete representatron and ldentrfrcatron of every student In BHS It rs the srncere hope that every person owmng a 1958 COMET wall be proud of hrs annual and wrll refer to has book often for memorues of 1958 Nadme Henney, Edrtor 104 .eg hfmsfuds.. l 1 .A 1 9 'S T ,. Ili - , l 1 l t To You, I I I . . 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