Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Homecoming court at field: STANDING - Ed Peacock, Rodney Gale, Greg Callaghan, Jim Walker, Randy Grubb, Randy Nelson, and Mark Hoffman. SEATED ROW TWO - Betty Manlet, Tonya Shina- bery, Carolyn Siesel, Linda Haas, Vicki Good, and Carol Zimmerman. ROW ONE - Douglas Liston and Loretta Willis. Students enioy dancing at the Homecoming dance following the Shelby football game. Football Captain Gary Miller dances with Queen Carolyn.

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1961 - A great Homecoming! A record crowd iammed the bleachers at Harmon Field Oct. 21 for the Homecoming game between Shelby and Bellevue. Arriving first at the pre-game ceremonies were the three smiling underclassman attendants: Carol Zimmerman, freshman, Vicki Good, sophomore, and Betty Manlet, junior. They were quickly claimed by Mark Hoffman, Randy Nelson and Rodney Gale. Next came Linda Haas and Tonya Shinabery, senior attendants, who were escorted by Randy Grubb and Greg Callaghan. At last! A fanfare was played by the Bellevue High Marching Band, and her maiesty Queen Carolyn Siesel came on to the field. Our 1962 queen was escorted by Jim Walker. The car preceding the queen's held Lorreta Willis, flower girl, and Douglas Liston, crown bearer. Carolyn was crowned and presented with the traditional kiss and bouquet by Ed Peacock, President of Student Council. After the ceremonies and a royal cheer led by the cheerleaders, the court retired to the sidelines to watch the Redmen gain another victory. Later the queen and her attendants arrayed in shimmering formals, presided at a Homecoming Dance held in their honor. The first dance of the evening was reserved for the court, Carolyn and Gary Miller, football captain, began the dancing and were later ioined by the attendants and their escorts. Homecoming Court at dance: STANDING ROW THREE - Mark Hoffman, Greg Callaghan, Rodney Gale, Jim Walker, Randy Grubb, and Randy Nelson. SEATED ROW TWO - Carol Zimmerman, Tonya Shinabery, Betty Manlet, Linda Haas, and Vicki Good. ROW ONE - Loretta Willis, Carolyn Siesel, and Douglas Liston. Yggk, 'lad 14 Q- ? '? f'H .Q-IL fm Oi! tt

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Senlar members of the Redmen display the key to the city given to them by Mayor Yearick They are Jim Flemmg Tim Lemmger Bob Smith Gary Miller, Roger Paul Paul Strecker Don Vogus Dan Hutchins Tom Close Mike Miller, OE Zriumph Brings Honors Football season ended with great reioicing as the Redmen piled up nine straight wins and won the NOL championship. A post game pep rally after the Bucyrus game commenced celebration which was still in mind when the first annual foot- ball awards banquet was held. Many minor banquets honor- ing the football team also helped to celebrate the best season in BHS history. Coach Shaffer: Mr. Paul Callaghan, president of the Bellevue Chamber of Commercep Belle- vue Mayor Leon Yearickp Captain Gary Millerg and Mr. Mike Tonovitz, president of the Booster Club gathered at the post game pep rally honoring Bellevue's undefeated Redmen.