Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Latin I and ll and Spanish l and II Scholarship Team: ROW THREE - R. Seymour, R. Nelson, G. Callaghan, and M. Miller. ROW TWO-J. Kern, N. Schaefer, J. Ball, and S. Funk. ROW ONE -S. Borman and L. Hensinger. World History, American History, and Senior Social Studies Scholarship Team: ROW TWO-D. Nicely, C. Wise, K. Fisher, and K. Downing. ROW ONE-C. Kellar, V. Good, and K. Hart. NOT PICTURED-J. Lipps and K. Dillon. Freshman Scholarship Team: ROW TWO - C. Bloxson, English X, Xl, and XII Scholarship Team: ROW THREE-J. Strommer, L White, L. Egan, and L. Brown. ROW TWO-C. Smith, M. Seltzer, and M Seltzer. ROW ONE -S. Detlefsen and M. Fritz. A 2 v. I , w i Q I B. McCarthy, and J. Schaefer. ROW ONE - E. Wahl, J. Gampetro, D. Brown, J. Detlefsen, and S. Gillum. 29

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Spring As the seasons turned, life continued surging onward at BHS. With the completion of the preliminary district tests, the scholar- ship team was announced for competition at Tiffin in May. Spring sports were begun as athletes strived for excellence. Various programs honored outstanding students. BHS was proud to claim All-American Jerry Lucas as the guest speaker at the Athletic Banquet. Orchestra, band and choir concerts brought acclaim to these musical groups. A highly competitive vocabu- lary down thrilled spectators. Highlights of the assembly sched- ule were the Hummel-Goll program, the story of two young Austrian globe-trotters, and the annual senior assembly, Light- er moments were provided at the Junior Class Play and the Junior-Senior Prom. Throughout this whirlwind of activities seniors patiently awaited for the grand climax of Baccalaureate and Commencement. Bookkeeping Scholarship Team: R. Herner and B. Collins. NOT PICTURED -T. Thompson. Algebra I and ll and Plane Geometry Scholarship Team: ROW THREE-D. Kuhn, L. Hartley and B Degler. ROW TWO -J. Artino, R. Zimmerman and M. Callaghan. ROW ONE-S. Drexel and L Nation. Physics, Chemistry, and Biology Scholarship Team: ROW THREE-G.Kasuga, T. Barnard, G. Linn, R. Kihn, and P. Schart. ROW TWO-M. Dotsenko and T. Briehl. ROW ONE-C. Allan. NOT PICTURED-F. Ruffing. 28

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Cordelia attempts to support her two adopted daughters through dress making. The Cast Candy Fenway Professor Harriman Glory Fenway ,,.,. Smiley .............., .,.....Betty Manlet ....,......Jim Strecker .,....Sandy Heltman ......Tom Lashuay Joey .....,................ ..,..... W ayne Philips Captain Winkle Cordelia Tuttle .... John Todd ....,..,, Amity Haines .... Priscilla Haines ,.... lon Doggett ...,.. ....,.,Don Tommas . ,. ..,.. Marion Seltzer .......David Nicely .....,..,.Jacquie Tom Miriam Rowland Wayne Warden Myrtle Hodge ....... ....... P riscilla Schart Susie ........,..,...... Boston Benny The Deacon ....... ,..............Carol Allan . .,..... Roger Zimmerman , ....,.... Rodney Gale rs. Present Comedy, Strange Boardersn Strange Boarders roamed Bellevue High School on the night of April 6, when the junior class presented their class play of the same name. lt was the tale of petty crooks who used the boarding house of Miss Cor- delia Tuttle as a hideout. None of the inno- cent people of Cordelia's environment were aware of the gangster's profession, but when enlightened, they became quite concerned and set about to capture them. Directed by Mr. Paul Sakcett, the play starred Marion Seltzer as Cordelia. Two down and one going as Captain Don Tommas floors the last of the petty thieves invading the Boarding House. Junior Class Play Make-up Crew: B. Miller, R. Bradford, D. Tomas, M. Fritz, P. McCarthy, D. Hunter, M. Napka, R. Zimmerman, M. Ball, M. Ruffing, J. i ' ' I t t 0'l.1'W ' iii'Y9'5'f' liK H ' - HA jlllfi- 'li IIUYLA