Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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I . ,ng rf ,K Mr. Burnell Hoffman Mr. Lowell Shaffer Exploring the Sciences Mr. George Woodard Mr. Herbert Wolfe Sophomores are required to take biology taught by Mr. Lowell Shaffer, who has a Bachelor of Science from Ohio Northern University. Mr. Burnell Hoffman, who acquired a Bachelor of Science from Bowling Green State University and a Master of Education from the University of Pittsburgh, also teaches sophomore biology as well as advanced biology which is offered to members of the senior class who maintained a ninety or above average in sophomore biology 1 and junior chemistry. Juniors may take chemistry, taught by Mr. Herbert Wolfe who earned a Bachelor of Arts from ik J P Heidelberg College, and a Master of Science from the University of Michigan. Physics and physical science, two mechanical sciences taught by Mr. George Woodard, who re- ceived a Bachelor of Science from Ohio State University, are offered to members of the senior class. , ii'

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451' Enghshls F Essendal Since it is necessary to learn to communicate in both oral and written forms, the study of English is of extreme importance to every student. Here at B.S.H.S. we are lucky to have an English staff very capable of this job. The appreciation of English literature is taught to the Sophomores by Miss Penny Moore and Mr. Paul Sackett. The fundamentals in grammar and sen- tence structure are also stressed during the year. Mrs. Ann Miller and Miss Penny Moore teach the junior English class to fully appreciate good litera- ture and the American Heritage. Miss Esther Schachtele prepares her senior Eng- lish students for satisfactory college work in com- position, grammar and literature. Emphasis is put on English literature during the senior year. Correct diction and poise are taught to all speech students by Miss Penny Moore. Mr. Paul Sackett Miss Esther Schachtele r , , S-1-3 ' if- W ' 'L 'QQHWEA' V sawn si tflJ' G! 10 Mrs. Ann Miller Miss Penny Moore ,, .J Jir,'wqa-.. f i .' 't' f ' 'Q ' f U J 1. :33vr. W 'im'2f?f:,', 1 L, .F . . 'T . - ' ' flafprf-'mek :Fe

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Industrial Arts Are Beneficial Industrial arts plays a vital role in the education of many B.S.H.S. students. A smdent enrolled in industrial arts par- ticipates in metal shop, auto shop, machine shop, blue print N X l VN reading, mechanical drawing, or home economics. VP ax Mr. Joseph Brugnone, Mr. Paul Shelly, and Miss Nancy Vogt instruct these classes. Mr. Shelley gives excellent instructions in mechanical drawing I and II, machine shop, and auto shop. Mr. Brugnone, who once attended B.S.H.S. as a student re- turned a few years ago to teach metal shop I, blue print reading and shop math. Driver's education, a form of in- dustrial arts is also instructed by Mr. Brugnone. Home economics, an important course to many B.S.H.S. girls, is taught by Miss Nancy Vogt. Beginning this year an additional home ec. course has been added. This home ec. IV A which is available to any senior girl who has not taken any previous home ec. courses, but would like to learn the art of homemaking before graduation . if - 1 - - 1 1? ' ' -1.6: V-' Miss Nancy Vogt Mr. Paul Shelley Ivir. Joseph BIHSHOUC I2