Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Class Play if ft-gg? A . V 3-I , W l -' 3. , : T4 ' sf 1' an Y ...if CQK'-'KR . Judie Lipps studies her lines backstage while the kitten seems to have her eye on something else. Committee chairmen help remove make-up. STANDING E. Fenn, M. Schindley, W. Brown, A. Burras, A. McKenzie, J. Walker, R. Ruess, C. Smith, K. Downing, and R. Farmer. SEAT- ED J. Briehl and D. Deal. The four sisters, Marii Laub, Kay Dillon, Mary Esther Keller, Kay Dillon samples Gary Linn's leg. This seems to embarrass Colette and Judie Lipps, gather around the table to plan their Calhoun and Mike Ruffing. sfrqfegy, M ,... .. ,s ,t , f . ,, -J' - 1 I9

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Miss Mary Leininger, Pam Houle, Mary Lou Ball, and Linda Isner, director and student directors, examine properties for the senior class play. Meet Me in Stfoui Meet Me In St. Louis, a comedy in three acts, was presented on November 9 and 10. Miss Mary Leininger was director of the play with Mary Lou Ball, Linda Isner, and Pam Houle assisting as student directors and Cindy Smith and Kathy Downing serving as co-or- dinators. Prompters were Anita Burras, Jane Loparo and Ruth Ruess. Committee chairmen were: stage, Don Pierce, costumes, Liz Fenn, make-up, Alice McKenzie, tickets, Doug Deal, and ushering, Joan Briehl. The setting of the play was the Smith home in St. Louis. The time, 1904, and the theme of the World's Fair was carried out by the clever acting of the cast and the authentic- looking costumes. In addition to an overture by the orchestra, the audience enioyed, between acts, a special group of students who gave a rendition of a German band. The cast of the Senior Play included ROW THREE-Car Conductor, D. Deal, Lon Smith, C. Bechstein, Mr. Dodge, G. Linn, Mr. Smith, M. Ruffing, Katie, J. Strommer, Mrs. Waughop, M. Foos, Grandpa Prophater, J. Walker, Lucille Pentard, L. Ayers, Mr. Duffy, M. Stahl, and Ida Boothby, C. Siesel. ROW TWO - Fred Gregory, J. Meyers, Esther Smith, M. Keller, Mrs. Smith, C. Calhoun, Rose Smith, M. Laub, and John Shephard, F. Ruffing. ROW ONE - Tootie Smith, K. Dillon, and Agnes Smith, J. Lipps. s Featured as Sen l ,fi 'ww-' g 'f, AN '

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5 Winter lcy winds and freezing temperatures may discourage some, but for BHS students winter provided the setting for a host of activities. Many worked hard as members of a performing group for the Christmas Concert and the Christmas Play, others as members of the basket- ball squads to bring praise and honors to the school. The Y-Teens entertained with Christmas in Heaven on December 8. All students crammed for semester exams and the Every Pupil Tests. Competition was keen for the nineteenth annual spelldown held in March. All was not work, however, as BHS students enjoyed ice skating, post-basketball game dances, school assem- blies and class parties. Tim Leininger seems intent at getting by an Ashland player. X Christmas choral and orchestra concert provided entertainment for local audience. Each organization performed alone and at the end combined for a mass number. Miss Louella Wolford and Mr. James Gribble, directors of the con- cert, pose for photographer.