Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Freshman Band Strike U p the Band! Eighth and Ninth Grade Bands Under the direction of Mr. Robert Dubbert, the junior high eighth and ninth grade bands have at- tained a high quality of musicianship and show- manship. This year the bands have played for many assemblies and concerts. Both bands certainly proved their outstanding qualities by receiving fourteen superior ratings and seven excellent ratings in the District Junior High Band Solo and Ensemble Contest in Willard. fs: s..:su -qqb... -vii--. . M -s-vw Eighth Grade Band

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Jr Hih CHAMPS Spelldown Beth Klein, . g Vocabulary Down Martha Kuhn The Junior High Cornet Staff worked very hard this year to help the staff at the Senior High School. Their job was very similar to that of the Comet Business Staff. Each girl went to two homerooms each morning for a period of four weeks. During this time the girls tried their hand at salesrnanship to sell Comets to the Junior High Students. The following were the salesgirls: Jane Chapman, Cindy Barrett, Suzanne Coe, Sandra Herman, Debra Hillman, Brenda Huff- man, Pat Linder, Kathy Martin, Patty Paul, and Jeannie Sliter. Julie Terzo was in charge of all the money. These girls are to be com- mended for a fine job. COMET STAFF SEATED Jane Chapman, Sandra Herman, Julie Terzo, Pat Linder, Pat Paul. STANDING: Sue Coe, Jeanne Sliter, Kathy Martin, Brenda Huffman, Cindy Barrett, Debbie Hillman.

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DIRECTOR: Mr . Gribble Eighth Grade Choir Freshman Choir Choirs Are Activeg Participate in Music Festival The eighth grade choir is taught the history of music. The lives of composers and the actual mathematics of music is stressed in daily classes. These eighth graders are prepared for the more ad- vanced study in the years to come. The Freshman Choir moves on to a deeper study of music. Since the choir was taught how to read music in previ- ous years, these boys and girls now spend more time singing and improving their voices. These two years are important for those members who plan to partake in a cappella choir as high school stu- dents. The Choirs participated in this year's Junior High School Music Festival. This festival was composed of the musical groups of the Junior High School. Here these groups entertained in their only concert of the year. This year's Freshman Choir also went to the district contest. At this contest various neighboring schools displayed their talents. This year the contest was held in early May.