Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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The falling of the first snow and the calling oy? of school were introductions to the coming of Winter. A couple building a snowman and tracks in the snow were familiar signs around Bellevue during the holiday season. Winter means the be- ginning of another sport-basketball which pro- vided much excitement during the long months. The B.H.S. Varsity co-captains, jim Culler and Roger Zimmerman, give the traditional hand shake to the co-captains of the opposing team as they wish each other good luck in the coming game. Music yilled the air as the pep band played Stand Up and Cheer , before the game. Christmas is the most wonderful part of wintertime, and this year, jolly old Santa Claus came to our town and invited all of the children to visit him at his candle on the square. fe assi R44 f-

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1 1 1 - Y 1 , 1 I , . , I 1 I 1 During the snowy month of December the BHS vocal department, directed by Mr. James Grilahle, presented the annual Christmas concert to the public. The choir sang religious and nov- elty Christmas songs which were greatly enjoyed by all. In keeping with the Christmas .spirit the orchestra, under the direction of Mi.ss Louella VVolford, played many joyful arrangements of familiar carols and songs. The choir and orchestra joined together and presented very impressive arrangements of Christmas Tidev and T,was the Night Before Christmasf, The annual Christmas play presented by Miss Esther Schachtele,s speech classes was entitled A Song Is Bornf, The three act presentation was hased on the actual writing of Silent Nightf, When the organ broke down in the small village church, the entire congregation was disappointed. All grieved, No music for C hristmasf, Rev. Mohr used his genius to please his congregation. He was inspired by the beautiful night to write the lyrics to Silent Nightf, The music written lay H err Gruber was sung lay Frarilein Kinzly. 67' 1 5-Vu -A- N'?5.N -' -' - ,571-1 ESSEX im.. , -'1-. aft L'-