Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Mr. Robert Leckrone Miss Katherine Stanton Mr. James Gribble 4 I X Music Intrigues Students vided for students to further their knowledge and appreciation of music. Mr. James Gribble, the head of the B.S.H.S. a cappella and sophomore choirs and the choraliers, has been a teacher at Bellevue for the past seven years. Under his direction the a cappella choir received a superior rating in the district contest held at Clyde. The directors of the band this year were Mr. Robert Leckrone and Mr. Robert Dubert. The band, under their guidance, presented fine half-time entertainment for the football games and also two dress concerts throughout the year. Miss Kay Stanton, a graduate from the University of Michigan, is the newest member of the music department. The orchestra members, under her direction, worked very hard and the result was a successful year of music. Bellevue has a right to be proud of their music depart- ment, for it is one of the best in the state of Ohio. I3 The Bellevue Senior High School music department is pro-

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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

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Physical Education s Vital In order to keep each student at B.S.H.S. more alert and strong in body, physical education classes are given at least twice a week to all students. For one semester during the junior year, health is re- quired each day as a regular subject, and then phys. ed. classes are again taught in the second semester. The classes suive to gain an understanding knowl- edge of many different sports and the chance to par- ticipate actively in each one. This allows the stu- dents to achieve greater coordination and good sportsmanship. Some of the sports offered this year were fieldball, softball, volleyball, badminton, whiffleball, and ping pong. The goals of Physical Education are successfully acquired under the expert direction of Mrs. Genevieve Pendleton and Coach Duane Warns. Mrs. Genevieve Pendleton Mr. Duane Warns i in ii, ii ii ui W 1 imiiihiiqqi ,S KVX, 's V f I4