Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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The football season came to a close, and for the second consecutive year the Bellevue Redmen won the N.O.L. Crown. At the beginning of the season, everyone was enthusiastic about the com- ing games although there were only six returning lettermen who had started last year. But with our fabulous head coach, Mr. Shaffer, and the co- captains, Wayne Wm-flew and Ioe Siesel, the sea- son was a successful one. The town and the stu- dents really did a great job in helping the team onward to -victory. Each week the store windows were painted with slogans like Bellevue N.O.L. Champsf, The referee with his arms flying up in the air is the symbol which means a touchdown. Every touchdown helped the team towards their final goal, the N .O.L. trophy, which was presented to them at the annual football assembly. After the assembly, the team marched to the trophy case where their pride and joy was placed. To cele- brate the victorious season, banquets were given in honor ofthe N .O.L. Champs. The biggest event was the boosters, banquet on December 4, when Doyt Perry, head coach at Bowling Green, was the guest speaker. Team members were honored when they were presented N .O.L. tie clasps by the Bellevue Boosters, Club. Wayne Warden and I oe Siesel were given trophies for their leadership as co-captains. Each starting backheld player, Jim Culler, Marc McClain, Ted Hhudy, and Wayne Warden received a trophy for the most valuable backfield man, and joe Siesel was awarded the most valuable lineman trophy. junior Dennie Norman was presented the Ted Sberna Award.