Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1971 volume:

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Comet 1971 TABLE OF CONTENTS 16 24 54 78 92 Underclassmen . . . . . . 130 Advertisers ............................... . 148 EXECUTIVE STAFF Editor-in-Chief Student Life Deborah Fritz Judy Duncan Business Managers Myra Fiala Ramona Churnley Cathy Linn Mary Jo Meyers Typists Marie Boogher Rachael Dodson Ray Ann Farrington Student Photographer Margaret Sberna Junior Assistants Karen Geiger Pam Gilbert Elaine Humphries Stephanie Jennings Ron Straley Marta Tidwell Advisor - Mrs. Dela Beasley Professional Photographers Published by: Ben Buyer - George Smith - George Woodard The American Yearbook Company MW'WWW'lWW N V v PT,- gg. J' 4 L ' 'ff' me '1 L.1li'L ',-v M , k J I M A Sw W fs Q 5 JN1Ba59w3zmm9wf 'WW' Q fv Q mmm QW W ww w if we Q ' 'vw 1 J Q5 KWSN 54 ZWJMK 'Wg W W WMwMMWWWWW .-v ,irn if T4H ' 1 WWWWMWW -r ,, x 1, M, g,1wWV A Y, L w Y VM ,. L gn ,,v'V M 4 pw' H ' M W w m P1253 H ff! 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The versatility of this great artist was displayed in the classic selections of Cho- pin to the popular Rain Drops Falling on my Head, and the humorous version of And Now a Word from our Sponsors . Reknown Dave Rubinoff maintained complete control of the BSHS audience throughtout the entire program. The 8100, 000 Stradivarius was 200 years old and seemingly without any sign of imperfec- tions. Mr. Hoffman arranged for his per- formance here. Pictured below are Mr. Dundore, Vocal Music Teach- er and Mr Dreger with Mr. Rubinoff. photos courtesy f- Gazette. Janet, Head Majorette, Twirls With Fire! Juniors 1, 2, 3!! divx 'F w e ,, N , ' x U . , , V, .W .f ,. ,J ..f - ' , W4 E ., x , ,A .i , ' 4 'Ii i vi ' I 6 Rubinoffand A Cappella Choir Inspire Students K v- 7 iv lf is I' I, vi , r . J Q . Crosby sets all-school record. Photo, courtesy GAZETTE. A Ili' Tonovitz, only undefeated season wrestler. LEVU 4 U REUMEN NI wif 1 i i Q Junior, Mike Schoen, CLASS AAA Teamg pours in pts. to tie Mark Hoffman's school record in the League game against Galion. Honorable mention Northwest Dist. Teamg all NOL selection. Don Didion Wins State Class AAA Wrestling Championship - '-. NN F In Don is the first Wrestling State Champion for Bellevue, his weight class was 185 lbs. In the State meet at Columbus, he decisioned Poshe from Euclid 14-3g pinned Shee from Massilon, 2nd period, decisioned Wiggons from Columbus 13-llg in finals decisioned Haynes from Tole- do Scott 8-3. Copy was furnished by Coach Bob Bailey, who has guided his illustrious career for three years at the Senior High School. His par- ents are Mr. Sz Mrs. Don Didion. STATS Cumulative career Wrestling record, 39-9, 1970-71 Season Record 21-2. Championships Won: Junior Sectional, lst - Disctrict, 4th Senior NOL Meet, lst - Sectional, lst District, lst - State, lst Local records tied or broken - Career pins - 24 Knew recordl Most season Wins - 21 ities recordj. X Sophomores Yell! Dial, Writes and Types - Metal Shop Welds, Golden Award for FFA Excellence Homecoming Queen, Le-Ann' Frost Head Cheerleader, Becky, Leads the Seniors - Redmen Battle Galion in Sectional more defensive pressure, aggressive right to final gun, . . . Ashland Arrows will be tough! were some of the comments that Coach Warns made after the Galion game. THE SCORE WAS TIED NINE TIMES! A TIGHT69-68 VIC T O R Y! In a clutch performance, Ted Wybensinger lead the Cagers to victory with a 3-point play in the closing seconds. Four Redmen, Ted with 215 Jim 189 Gary 14g Mike 14g and John 2, lead a well- balanced double figure scoring attack against a stubborn Tiger five. In the second sectional game, the Arrows of Ashland pierced the Redmen's skin and Bellevue suf- fered a 37-39 loss to them. Ted, AT RIGHT, was chosen in the UPI's Class AAA state team Honorable Mention list. Seymour and Green, SHOWN BE- LOW see action against the Arrows. photos courtesy Gazette xx l Coach Duane Warns Q Q ww ? m. 0- ll! n X Honors Awarded Active Redmen LEFT, PLAYERS OF THE YEAR in Football, Don Didion, Bruce Roth, Dave Richards, and Ed Hartzellg BELOW Cross Country winners Phil Cloud and Rick Schart. The new formed 500 MILE CLUB, a summer program, pictured at the bottom of page, Mark Spencer, Keith Fox, Bill Berkline, Rick Schart, David Truhan and Phil Cloud. Phil ran the greatest number of miles. l3 ff x - , 6 -A ep Club and Cheerleaders Spirit and Boost Morale of All thletes. Color Photography, George Woodard 15 'dub , ,.w,.. Q.g:vh -- W--uf. , -Q' 'AAi'7 ,,A-E+ 1. Nm? Photography - Ben Buyer 17 M U H if -4 gf WM H. 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He presented her with 12 long-stemmed chrysanthemums and bestowed the traditional Homecoming kiss. Queen Le-Ann and her attendants were then honored by a royal cheer, as they retired to the sideline to reign over the Bellevue-Tiffin game. 'ia Royal Court s in m iff A V f 1 If ' it 4f',ws'i'!r, 1 ,swYf5LlsM sfr . , ' X V A Cr' , 'rl .' '43-ll Y-,Rv V . AV. .- K 'iii 1 ' 3 - -, xx . ' , :-: . S il' .. , 2 , 1 .. ., I-'A Sue Valko Colleen Sylvester Deb Stout Senior Junior Sophomore 19 CHRISTMAS AT THE NORTH POLE Christmas trees, toys, and Santa Claus magically transformed the night of Dec. 19 into a Christmas at the North Pole for BSHS students. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen of Goodwill. Don Didion and Jill Kis- tler were presented with these royal titles. King Don and Queen Jill then reigned over the festivities for the remaining part of the evening. The annual Christmas Dance was sponsored by the FHA under the direction of club advisors Miss Judy Foust and Mrs. Kay Gilbert. RIGHT: King and Queen of Goodwill, Don Didion and Jill Kistler are crowned by FHA representative Jane Schaefer. BELOW: Cou- ples enjoy dancing at the Christmas festivities. ,-s -..AQ . N-L,-. T iq ABOVE: Kathy Bloom, Ed Loparo, Phil Cloud, Brenda Vickery, Jeannie Haigh, and Jeff Kovacs take time out to chat with Santa Claus about their Christmas wishes. LEFT: King Don and Queen Jill enjoy their first dance following coronation ceremonies. 21 gg, ..,,, , Ellen Schmitz, Junior Prom Queen, is crowned by Roger Kahle, Senior class President. BELOW: Ellen and Tim Soule enjoy a dance together. The Grand March was lead by Se- nior class President, Roger Kahle, and Jane Beiler, followed by Junior class President, Mike Schoen, and Jessica Chapman. The evening was truly a delightful and memorable one. An-il M -.S ' ' 35 lx X . f ' 23, The Flower Drum Song was the theme of the annual Junior-Senior Prom. Mike Schoen, Junior class Presi- dent, crowns Colette Hoffman, Se- nior Prom Queen. Colette dances with her date of the evening, Mark Loudenslegel. Pictured below is a decoration carrying out the theme. 133 1 I L Y a ','y+.. --ig2zfF9 'z':'n'l',' 'i wwf :lltU9 50b!QfQ9' AMIUTIO1 .U I I I I OCIQD ltligiug. J' '.'.L?.H21 ff I fi 'll-, I ig . 5,33 f Seniors Memories . . . Crowded hall- ways now hauntingly silent . . . Conversation and friendship embark a new way of life . . . Memories . . . Laughter and tears all rolled into one great year. A milestone to the future . . . Memories. 96th COMMENCEMENT held . . . ui -' 'F S-,gn I R ,ri . n -'.- ai-an .. ' J f a 7 A . an if f' 4' . f- . '. ,v - - , , 4 . -,, we - 1, V M . -, . P: - is W -2- ., . 'X ' ' . Q . ' k ' l 'i . e '5 l imma? ,why vi w '-ai.. -W H' .. 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IIASS S 1971 5enior21CIass Offidersg Roger :Kahlem Prgs.g Sieve: gSec5g ,TSue.Vg1kog?Trefasfg AVIS ADAMS STEVE ADAMS GINGER ANDREWS JANET ANGELLO DAVID ARP BETTY AUSTIN BEVERLY AUSTIN MELINDA BAKER VICKI BAPTISTA FRED BARRETT DORIS BAXTER JANE BEILER LYNN BEN DER JOHN BERTSCH ..,fvu SUSAN BERTSCH ' N BILL BIRKLINE WAV! , 4,1 1'1- DOUGLAS BLAIR KATHY BLOOM NANCY BOGNER PAT BOGNER MARK BOLLINGER RUSSELL BONDY MARIE BOOGHER ALETA BOWERS +8 BRIAN BRADFORD CHRIS BRANDSTRUP KATHY BROOKS SHIRLEY BURKETT 27 Frank Fryar is caught day-dreaming during class I ,RV I .f2, BURLEY BURKHAR'1 DEBBIE BURNS JIM BURROWS BILL BUTZ KIM CAMPBELL DENISE CAPIZZI RAMONA CHUMLEY MARLENE CLAUS JEFF CLOSE PHIL CLOUD KAREN COLICH CHRIS COOK LINDA COOPER DEBBIE CORRADO JOYCE COUP JOAN COX RAY COX BILL CRAMER TOM CROCKETT BARBARA COX 'Y w 4 w -J 3, ,. .K 28 ,ff .ig- , M-. U w if fm ff.. Q will if if , , ,,.. 1 53 x 4:2 , ai 'CCE ..-1 1, . N -' rw, w 2 A 1 1 35234315 Aim g f .- 15- bf ii' 1 ff L 'sf w f'- ii MELISSA EATON CINDY EBERLE EARL EVERT DONNA FARMER MICHELLE FARR RAY ANN FARRINGTON BILL FELD MYRA FIALA -'Y in MARY ANN FRANK gy, uw w ,, D .f . KIM FREDRICK CATHY FRISCH DEBORAH FRITZ , 4 My A LE-ANN FROST 'Qi FRANK FRYAR ii MARY FURLONG DEBRA GOHLIKE - R:R: G W K 'Q if 4 w GARY GOOD JOHN GOOD VICKI GOWER BRENDA GRAVES Searching for a book in the library is Debbi Rattray. 1 wi M41 555555 'EP W :U WSW WH Wi -'-W, i. CHERYL GREEN JAMES GREEN. TED GROTE PHIL HAAR JIM HACKENBURG LAVOHN HACKENBURG BONNIE HAIGH GERALD HALSEY JEAN HAMERNIK MARY ANN HARMON DEBRA HARPER DEB HART ED HARTZELL BRADLEY HASSELBACH PETE HASSELBACH EVELYN HAYHOW LARRY HEATH ROBIN HENRY GERARD HESS BRICE HICKEY KATHY HILLMAN GARY HIRE MIKE HIRE COLETTE HOFFMAN JOYCE HOLCOMB JERRY HOLMER KRISTINE IMKE JENNY JACOBS TED JARRETT TOM JARRETT J OELLA JASINSKI LINDA JOSEPH ROGER KAHLE BARBARA KEEFE DAVID KELLER ' -I my 1.-,:::y----i:::.,. f:- 55 aaiaa e- - ., W .:,:,3,f ,,...:,.':::f'::,., :mg ,-WA , , ' - gin -1351: :gs1I ., . -1-I. :Vf P?-., , g Q1-: i Q VV.. ,11 I 40 SL fair- ' w 1 Q 117 ,fin In ll w , .4 il f, , 11 1 I ii A L F' il! ' ni lgggrt , f 1 if l I w I . ,, 3 THERESA KLEIN STEVE KOCH JOHN KOECHLEY KATHY KOECHLEY RON KOEHLER CAMILLE KROUSE 34 ,,. ,, .wg fr? Y-,V m H may gf , I M , , A , test Winners. , l' I, H lu lu ll Q' HQ! r ' . . f ll ' if ll fl ' DAVID KERR GLENN KILGORE Geraldine Leber and Deb Fritz pose as Senior IOE Con- I M sa? - I .vw 235 ' w MIKE KING TOM KING DIANE KISTLER JILL KISTLER fi Gary Good waits patiently in the library for the ring to change classes. 4'Px JUDY KRUEGER QQ CHRIS LAUB GERALDINE LEBER GARY LEDMAN Among the classroom of students taking notes are Loret- 5! ta O'Neil and Shirley Burkett. ' I VJ'-F1 RTP' - ' 1-4 Ifii.- , . M .f, .. A 3Yf,f?i .V A : DIANNE LEONARD i N: 5 ,115 MELISSA LEONARD N ff 22 P BARB LEPLEY , IQIL' -- MICHAEL LIEBER N A I-f--. sA BRAD LINDER I, A, CATHY LINN -' K -5' ED LOPARO MARK LOUDENSLAGEL I - DAVID LULOW DONALD LULOW 'G-' TONY MARTINEZ Ng- DEB MATHENY 35 Senior Editor, Vicki Schaefer qf' - DAVID MATHIAS KATHY MCCARTHY PAT MCCLAIN PEGGY MCCLAIN 1.1 V A..A, Q Don Seymour ponders economic prmclples m class . PEGGY McCONNELL SHARON McFADDIN JIM MIDDLESWARTH CHUCK MHJLER DANIEL MILLER ALEX MEADOWS VICKI METZGER DENNIS MEYER MARY JO MEYERS 36 I .Iv 49.1 Long hairs populate the senior high choir. 37 C-r 'f2?x TOP LEFT TO RIGHT. DENNIS MILLER, DIANNA MILLER, JEANNE MILLER, MARK MILLER, PEGGY MILLER, ANGIE MISSIMI, KRIS MORGAN, CHERYL MORRISON, JAMES MURPHY, ROBIN MURPHY. With Study Comes Inner Satzsfactzon :Q Enrzchment JOYCE NORMAN DEBRA NUBY DEE-DEE NUBY CRAIG O'BRIEN LORETTA OINEIL ROBERT ORWIG CHRIS OTERMAT CHARLOTTE PARSONS CHERYL NATION AMY NICE LY DARLENE NORMAN MICHAEL PASSARELLO J EANETTE PAYNE J OANNE PERKINS 5.3- W'- ,Wa 1 I V ' off l I. S I I 0 I' 9x 'N sf N 5 N mfg I Gary Hansen knows, school involves attentiveness in class. 'v--'47 .,..-w-my ,,, Q ,I vzfi 'I , TR LINDA POCOCK DEBORAH POLLOCK JANET RAIFSNIDER ROSE RAIFSNIDER DEBBIE RATTRAY RAYMOND REINHART GRACE RICCI DAVID RICHARDS DIANE RICHARDS DAVID ROACH BRUCE ROTH SHARIE RUBY KATHY RUPPERT PAM RUTTER MARGARET SBERNA VICKI SBERNA As Summer Nears, Thoughts Turn to Graduatzon and Tributes Are Pazd KAREN SCAGNETTI JANE SCHAEFER JEFF SCHAEFER VICKI SCHAEFER RICHARD SCHART PAM SCHMITZ ELAINE SCHNEIDER GERARD SCHNEIDER MIKE SCHNEIDER ROSEMARY SCHNEIDER SUSAN SCHOEN KATHY SCHRECK A favorite meetlng place Don's Pizza House gave an open house to the dellghted seniors 'F ..f 1- ..: V.-, 9 ' ..Mmrf7' Lf ' 7'f1 'Linf- Il! 'IQ Q.-. 4 ..- TOP LEFT, Mary Ann Frank tums thoughts from Eng1e's law to June and graduation dresses. TANDI SHANNON BRUCE SHELLEY -1-P? JOYCE SHERMAN RICHARD SIEGER KRIS SIESEL BOB SMELTZ DEB SMITH STEPHEN SMITH ROBERT SMITHSO JANE SPENCER JEAN SPENCER A FOREST STARR ROSE STEIN JAMES STEINKE N Mike Hire at work? in mechanical drawing. DICK STOMBAUGH COLLEEN TEA SUELLA TERVEEN RALPH THONEN KAREN TIDWELL DEWAYNE TIMMONS ROBERT TINNEL ROGER TONOVITZ eras? j 3, ...fupf Caps And Gowns Neeq Exact Fit GERARD STEINMETZ HUGH STEPHENSON M1 1 nf. ',, :Q 33 A ' 329: S NN 36 J, 1 'wx w x , ,a, .. H., . uf, :ix -1 7,1 ., ,, ,L . .ll -JET:-me I 3' If L 5 fffig 7 A - U gzzfgj L45 sf FORGE TRAPP ,EVE TREAT ERYL TRENDOWICZ EVE TWARDZIK DY VALKO E VALKO E VAN FLEET Y VAN KIRK NDA VICKERY CE VOLLMAR Safvv-iv is ' ' ,L A if 1 - , X Q .. L, ? 1 TOP: Mary Furlong, Mary Ann Harmon, and Kim Camp- bell await their fitting. MIDDLE: Le-Ann Frost is mea- sured for her cap. BOTTOM: Class officers Vicki Gower and Sue Walko confer on sizes and receive payments. ow We Must Giv BARBARA WAGNER 7 DON WAGNER to th KWH i 'S-X -Q if BECKY WALTERS MARY JO WARE JEANETTE WARNER JANE WEBER THOMAS WEESTON DEBRA WEILAND ' ROBERTA WEILNAU MARY KATHERINE CHARLES WIDMAN WEISZ Vocabulary-down winner Julie Detlefsen tries to let encyclopedia seep in knowledge the easy way. 44 urs elu es orld MARYANN WIDNER DEBBIE WILLIAMS LAMAR WILLIAMS BRUCE WINTERS GARY WOODRUFF NELSON WRIGHT BRUCE YINGLING DENNIS YUNDT RICHARD ZELLER Seniors not shown: Diane Hammersmith Gary Hansen Corby Herbom Karen Mook Walter Perry Laura Marie Roman To Judy Duncan reality lies beyond mere books and study Q9- W , L Fm , ig fini U 'Q I K I L, . M .EG ,:,P fwzwf f ' A Michael Rohlf Alan Wybensinger Don Schueler Ted Wybensinger William Scott Don Fulton Donald Seymour Senior Editor, Julie Detlefsen Ralph Whaley Dennis Whitehead 45 ' I -QL-Ly f '57 lflatlii- , fd' 1 - Q, - x. L1 5--ffn' 13 . .g ...E 1 Y . 'A tx Q ,F J, if .. .,,- 'f.,'- 'al R T, eta ff HRM' 'V . E 'Cr xi 74Qx 46 , M15 La 1,7 . Y ,T .sil- The 274 Members ofthe 1971 Graduating Class BACCAULAUREATE was held in the after- noon at BAF stadium. FAR LEFT: Pretty Kathy Koechley appears calm and collected just before she graduates. BELOW: Rev. Carl Ling of Fostoria delivers the address to the seniors at Baccalaurate exercises. RIGHT: Mr. Gower and Mr. Regula take time to chat after having completed all plans for the gradu- ating class. XE! J' Y in - .. W wg l limi ..l- .,T J' .' LVL- 3-V N N-if f . . ,, ,LQ --Q with if ' -ni-1 7:1-15 ' 5' BYTQ .5 gait i 354 e 'f.1-- Elie ' ?'i3,':1' .. - e 'i':',1'R -aaa 15 1,1 f ' N -' A. fait!-EEL?-1.,'efg,' vqllggjgsfwgs'-. N97 Q z:,..f is if -, I., . W W as f-xi .,, VN, . ' -.....' -,..'. .. -- gy 1- . 4 ' . iffe-rQg,ssi,t Qi-f fi? 1,j . Qu 'lizkf iff' s'iIe1 l-f:'f-' .1 - ' - ,, as . fL-- V-aff?-1: -1 is he -11... - fijf:,,,l.5 j . 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', - e - v ' I iefrff H ,F 1. .. f.. 5- ', -wx . ,Q . l 4 j 5. wi lr Q fx :pi ' Q 4,,e,.., It ' -.e ll - . , ' ' ', '4L'?i1'f is f Q Ni: V . it 'X . e A , 1 ef ' ., lf 1 ,' - 9 i, . . ' ' - , SELL T, A W if ' 3,1215 1 ' in ' i J f LLVV X il - himil i ,', f ' r - ' kv Z.. ,ff-,.,:' -3 , Q--'-N -. if .3 '-if it . ' ,, . , -. , -- .1 lie ' f.' -- ' e ri.. 'I ' BSHS GRADUATION took place on the evening of May U ,i N4 aw-f 1' - 'bl va in 1 viii '-m 'f .Wie 30, 1971. 274 Seniors received their diplomas after many years of hard work. Speaker for the occasion was Dr. Fred Luchs, of Lincoln, Nebraska. His message to the young people of the community was, The hardest job in life is learning to live with someone. It's easier to fight a person than it is to live with him . A. ,ar X me 48 ff 1' f Q'fti'zff-r 1? 4 ' K X I 7.5 le , X .., ...tw Q :- f' x ' 'Y fit' xx' K x l f' 'ri ai Y-'auf W:g'4Jxs f ggi- l Z 'T rf A -w- -1 EJA 'iyl ' t iii an-L -Q' 1 54 al 1-1 ' f ' 9-f f nv J- N :,,.. AA 4 THE TOP TEN: coveted honors were announced by Mr. Robert Regula, Principal. They are as fol- lows: Debbie Fritz, fourth: Julie Detlefsen, sec- ond: Debbie Bums, first with a point average of 97.48, Kris Siesel, thirdg Karen Scagnetti, fifth. BACK: Joyce Norman, Tenth, Sue VanFleet, Sixth: Gary Ledman, Seventhg Denise Capizzi, Eighth, and Judy Duncan, Ninth. ABOVE: Alumni Scholarship Winners, BACK: Robin Murphy, Bob Smithson, Mike Passarello, Mr. Ernest Widner, President of Bellevue Alumni Association: Roger Kahle, Mark Loudneslagel, Fred Barrett, and Evleyn Hayhow. FRONT: Debbie Burns, Melissa Leonard, Kris Siesel, Mary Ann Widner, Debbie Harper, Debbie Hart, Linda Joseph, and Margaret Sbema. Dr. Fred Luchs, Graduation Speaker. Mr. Robert Regula presents the class as they receive their diplomas. tri H g . .. +A L7 , K v... . SCHOLARSHIPS WERE PRESENTED BY FIVE CIVIC ORGANIZATIONS TO THE FOLLOWING SENIORS: KLEFT TO RIGHTJ: Stephen Smith, Kiwanisg Victoria Sbema, Club Amer-Italy Ray Reinhart, Ro- taryg Barbara Wagner, Xi Gamma Xig and Gary Good, Elks. CLASS FLOWER - Orchid Carnation pw i fi ,I J g AF If CLASS COLORS - Purple and orchid 4 i ,,.1-f--' CLASS MOTTO - Let us go forth, the torch has been passed to a new generation. John F. Kennedy CLASS SONG Here's where we begin To tell the story of how great these years have been. Dear Bellevue High School, please remember now and then This class who through your doors Walked time and time again. Here's where we start. As a looking glass, This day will now reflect our memories of the past - The times we laughed and cried and strove to do our best. The Class of Seventy-One makes this its last request: Remember us Remember Us And how our knowledge grew. We've done so much t Yet there's much more to do. We must go out into the world And share what we have learned To help our brothers. Let's all join hands With one another. We'l1 take time to live and time to love. Here our story ends. The past is past and now tomorrow's in the air. The future's bright with hope - an answer to our prayer. The time has come to leave, and now we must prepare To say good-bye. fWords by Karen Scanetti, sung to the tune of Theme from Love Storynb Active Life Of Graduates Of '71 AVIS ADAMS: Class Play 15 FHA 1,2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,45 Intra- murals 2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,25 Vari- ety Show 15 Special Music Ensembles 1,2. STEVE ADAMS: Student Council 1,25 Dial Staff 4 iEditorl5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Fresh- man Choir5 Football 15 Track 1. GINGER ANDREWS: Student Council 1 fTreas.l, 2,45 Class Officer 3 fSec.l5 Comet Staff 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. JANET ANGELLO: FHA 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3, 45 Pep Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 152, 3,45 Majorettes 1,2,3,4 CHeadl. DAVID ARP: Vocabulary Down 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Tennis 1. BETTY AUSTIN: Thespians 25 FTA 3,45 BGCA 35 Library Club 3,45 Art Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 15 FNA 4, BEVERLY AUSTIN: Thespians 15 Library Club 25 Art Club 2,45 GAA 45 Intramurals 2,45 Freshman Choir. MELIN DA BAKER: Freshman Choir. VICKY BAPTISTA: BGCA 45 Business Club 2,3 fTreas.l5 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 15 Freshman Choir5 Comet Business Staff 2. FREDERICK BARRETT: Class Play 35 FTA 25 Hi-Y 2,3,4 fTreas.J5 Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 Scholarship Team 25 Mixed Choir 3,4 fPres.J5 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 25 Football 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Life Saving 3. DORIS BAXTER: Library 35 Intramurals 2, 3. JANE BEILER: Student Council 1,25 Class Plays 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Math Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 2,3,4. LYNN BENDER: Hi-Y 2,3,45 Spelldown 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,25 Special Music Ensembles 1, 25 Football 15 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 3. JOHN BERTSCH: Student Council 1,25 Class Officer 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 15 Baseball 3,4. SUSAN BERTSCH: Student Council 35 Class officer 1 fPres.l5 Comet staff 35 BGCA 2, 3,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3, 45 Spelldown 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Fresh- man Choir5 Cheerleader 1. BILL BIRKLINE: Track 2,35 Cross-country 4. DOUGLAS BLAIR: Hi-Y 3,45 Intramurals 25 Band 1,2,3,4 fPresidentl5 Pep band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 2. KATHY BLOOM: Comet Staff 45 BGCA 2, 3,45 Library Club 2,3,4 fPres.J5 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Soph. Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 2,3,45 Science Club 3,4 fTreas.J5 FNA 3. NANCY BOGNER: FHA 15 Freshman Choir5 Pep band 2. PAT BOGNER: BGCA 45 Business Club 35 Pep club 1,25 GAA 15 Intramurals 1,2,4. MARK BOLLINGER: Freshman Choir5 Soph. choir5 Mixed choir 45 Homecoming 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 2,3,4. RUSS BONDY: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 3. MARIE BOOGHER: Comet Staff 3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Pep club 2,3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,4. ALETA BOWERS: FHA 1,25 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep club 2,3,45 GAA 15 Intramurals 2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,25 Special music en- sembles 1. BRIAN BRADFORD: Dial staff 45 Library club 45 Art club 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Fresh- man Choir5 Football 1,2,45 Basketball 1. XCI-IRIS BRANDSTRUP: Freshman Choir. KATHY BROOKS: BGCA 25 Math Club 25 Freshman choir5 Band 1,2. SHIRLEY BURKETT: Library Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Intramurals 2.3.4. BURLEY BURKHART: Class plays 2,35 FTA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,25 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 25 Track 3. DEBRA BURNS: FTA 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Math Club 2 fSec.J, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4 KV. Pres.l5 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. JAMES BURROWS: Hi-Y 2,3,4 CChaplainJ5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sopho- more Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,25 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1,2,35 Basketball 1,2,3, 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross Country 35 Choraliers 3, 45 Choir Council 3,4 QV. Pres.l. BILL BUTZ: Hi-Y 3,45 Intramurals 1,35 Football 3,4. KIM CAMPBELL: Student Council 1,25 Comet Staff 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Business Club 2,3 QV. Pres.l, 45 GAA 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 25 Cheerlead- er 1,2 fHeadJ, 3,4. DENISE CAPIZZI: Student Council 1,25 Class Play 15 FHA 2,3,45 FTA 2,35 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, L5hMixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman o1r. RAMONA CHUMLEY: Comet Staff 2,3,45 FHA 2,35 BGCA 2,35 Business Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Freshman Choir. MARLENE CLAUS: FHA 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Spelldown 2,3,45 FNA 3,4. PHIL CLOUD: Hi-Y 3,45 Football 25 Track 1,2,35 Cross Country 3,4 fCaptainJ. KAREN COLICH: Class Play 35 FHA 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Freshman Choir. CHRISTELL COOK: FHA 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Spelldown 15 In- tramurals 2,3,45 Freshman Choir. LINDA COOPER: Class Play 35 BGCA 2,3, 45 Library Club 25 Business Club 25 Intramur- als 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Freshman Choir. DEB CORRADO: BGCA 35 Library Club 1, 23 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,35 Freshman hoir. JOYCE COUP: FHA 45 BGCA 45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 15 GAA 15 Intramurals 3,4. BARBARA COX: Special Music Ensembles 1,25 Basketball 1,25 Track 1,2. JOAN COX: FHA 45 BGCA 25 Pep Club 1,2, 45 GAA 15 Spelldown 15 Intramurals 25 Mixed Choir 45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. RAY COX: Dial Staff 45 Class Plays 2,35 Business Club 2,35 Mixed Choir 1,3,45 Sopho- more Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 3. BILL CRAMER: Class Officer 15 Class Plays 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Football 1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2,3,4. TOM CROCKETT: Class Play 35 DECA 3 fPar1iamentarianl. DAVID DANKLEFSEN: Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Spell down 4. JOHN DANKLEFSEN: Hi-Y 3,45 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir: Freshmen Choir5 Track 1,2,3,4. PAUL DANIELS: Class Officer 15 Intra- murals 2,3. GARY DAVENPORT: Intramurals 1,35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Football 15 Track 1. KAREN DELUCA: Student Council 35 Class Play 35 FTA 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intra- gurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore hoir. CHERYL DENDINGER: FHA 1,2,3,45 BGCA 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Lifesaving 1. BEV DENNIS: Class plays 2,35 Thespians 2,35 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 15 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir5 Variety show 2,3,4. JULIE DETLEFSEN: Student Council 15 Comet Staff 3,45 Dial staff 35 Quill and Scroll 35 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club fvice-pres,l 1,2,3, 45 Math Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 2,35 Vocabulary Down 1,35 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Orchestra 1,2,3,4. KEITH DICK: Art Club 4 ftreasurerl. PAULA DICK: FHA 15 Pep Club 1. DENNIS DIDION: Student Council 1,2. DON DIDION: Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 1,2, RACHAEL DODSON: Comet Staff 45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. CINDY DREISBACH: BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Spelldown 3,4 Crunner-upli Science Club 3,4. JUDY DUNCAN: Comet Staff 45 BGCA 3, 45 Math Club 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,45 Spelldown 35 Scholarship Team 2,35 Science Club 3,4. MELISSA EATON: Student Council 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Math Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Dance Band 45 Science Club 3, EARL EVERT: Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 1. DONNA FARMER: Intramurals 1,25 Life- saving 1 . MICHELLE FARR: BGCA 2,3,45 Business Club 35 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 1,2,3, RAY ANN FARRINGTON: Comet Staff 45 FTA 25 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. BILL FELD: Vocabulary down I5 Intramur- als l,2,3. MYRA FIALA: Comet Staff 45 Class play 35 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Spell- down 15 Vocabulary down 15 Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir: Variety Show 2,3, STEPHANIE FOTI: FTA 45 BGCA 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 2,3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Fresh- man Choir. STEVE FOX: Class Officer 25 Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball 15 Wrestling 35 Track 1,2,3,45 Cross country 4. JUDY FRANCIS: FHA 2,3 CHist.J, 4 fNewsreporterl5 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club 2, 35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. MARY ANN FRANK: FFA 25 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KIM FREDERICK: Student Council 15 In- tramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 1,2. CATHY FRISCH: FHA 15 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 1. DEB FRITZ: Comet Staff 3,4 fEditorJ5 BGCA 2,3,45 Business Club 25 GAA 1,2,3,45 Spelldown 1,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Scholarship Team 25 Soph- omore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Quill Sz Scroll 4. LE ANN FROST: FHA 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,345 Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore ghoin Freshman Choir5 Homecoming Queen FRANK FRYAR: Math Club 2,3,4 CTreas.J5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Mixed Choir 3,45 Freshman Choir fPres.J5 Orchestra 1,25 Special Music Ensembles 35 Science Club 3 fTreas.l, 4 fPres.l. MARY FURLONG: Class Play 35 BGCA 2, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Scholarship Team 15 Mixed Choir 35 Freshman Choir5 Student Council 4. DEBRA GOHLIKE: BGCA 2,35 Math Club 25 Art Club 2,35 Spelldown 2,35 Vocabulary Down 1,2,35 Intramurals 25 Scholarship Team 1,25 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 2. GARY GOOD: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Escort 45 Freshman Choir5 Football 1' Basketball 1,2,3,45 Tennis 2,35 Golf 2. JOHN GOOD: Intramurals 2,3,45 Band 1' FFA 1,2,3 fTreas.J, 4 fTreas.J. 1 v VICKI GOWER: Class Officer 1 fSec.l, 4 fSec.J5 FHA 45 BGCA 2,3,4 fSec.l5 Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 3,4 fPres.l5 Intramurals 2,3,45 Mixed Choir 45 Sophomore Choir5 Band 15 Pep Band ROBERT GREEN: Class Officer I5 Intra- murals 45 Football 15 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Wres- tling 1,2. TED GROTE: Football 15 Basketball 15 Track 1. PHIL HAAR: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 2,3,45 Dance Band 2,4. JIM HACKENBURG: Intramurals 2,3,4. BONNIE HAIGH: Library Club 15 Business Club 2,35 Pep Club 25 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Life Saving 1. JOYCE HALCOMB: FNA 4. GERALD HALSEY: Hi-Y 45 Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Band 1,2,35 Science Club 3. JEANMARIE HAMERNIK: BGCA 2,35 Art Club 2,3 fPres.J, 4 fSenior RepresentativeJ5 Pep Club 2,3,45 Scholarship Team 35 Major- ette 1,2 fHeadl5 Latin Club 1. DIANE HAMMERSMITH: FHA 35 Library Club 35 Art Club 3,45 Pep Club 45 GAA 35 Freshman Choir5 Science Club 3,4. GARY HANSEN: Intramurals 2,4. DEB HARPER: Class Plays 2,35 FTA 2,3,4 fSec.l5 BGCA 3,45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Vocabulary Down 15 Intra- murals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 1,25 Band 1, 2,3 CTreas.J, 4. DEB HART: Student Council 45 Class Plays 2,35 FTA 2,3,45 BGCA 2 fCabinetl, 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3 fSec.l, 45 Intramurals 1, 2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,4 fSec.l5 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,253 QTreas.l, 4 ftreas.J5 Pep Band 3,45 Special Music Ensem- bles 2,3. ED HARTZELL: Intramurals 2,3,45 Foot- bag 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Varsity B Club 3, 4 ec. . BRADLEY HASSELBACH: Library Club 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 1, 25 Track 3,4. PETE HASSELBACH: Student Council 1, 25 Class Play 35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 NASS 35 Band 15 Football 3 fManagerJ5 Wrestling 1,2,35 Attended Boys State. EVELYN HAYHOW: Student Council 1,2, 3,45 Class Plays 2,35 FTA 2,3 CHist.J5 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Math Club 2,3 fSec.-Treas.J, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 15 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 2,3,4. LARRY HEATH: Intramurals 2,3. CORBY HERBORN: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Track 1. GERARD HESS: Football 1,25 Track 15 Baseball 3,4. BRICE I-IICKEY: Hi-Y 2,3,45 Wrestling 25 Track 1,2. KATHY HILLMAN: Class Officer 35 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Homecoming Attendant 4. GARY HIRE: Intramurals 2,35 Football 25 Basketball 25 Track 2. MIKE HIRE: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 NASS 35 Football 1,2,3,45 Tennis 3. COLETTE HOFFMAN: FHA 2,3,4 fPres.l5 BGCA 2,3,45 Art Club 2,3 CV. Pres.l, 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Life Saving 1. KRISTINE IMKE: Dial Staff 45 FTA 35 Library Club 2,35 Art Club 2,35 GAA 35 Spell- down 35 Vocabulary Down 35 Intramurals 1,2, 35 Scholarship Team 15 Science Club 3,45 FNA 3,4. JENNY JACOBS: Student Council 25 FTA 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sopho- more Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15 Horne- coming Attendant 35 FNA 3 QV. Pres,l. TED JARRETT: Basketball 1,2. TOM JARRETT: Intramurals 2,3,45 Foot- ball 3,45 Basketball 1,2. JOELLA JASINSKI: FHA 45 Library Club 15 Pep Club 25 GAA 25 Intramurals 1,2. LINDA JOSEPH: FHA 2,3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band 15 Special Music Ensembles 1. ROGER KAHLE: Class Officer 45 lPres.l5 Homecoming Escort 35 Football 25 Basketball 15 Track 15 Squire Award 3. BARBARA KEEFE: Library Club 45 Fresh- man Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 1. DAVID KELLER: Dance Band 1,2. GLENN KILGORE: Transfer student from Bluefield High School - Jr. Civitans Club 25 Grairview Jr. High-Co-editor to school news- paper 1. MIKE KING: Class Play 35 Art Club 1,2,35 Intramurals 1,2,35 Freshman Choir5 Football I. TOM KING: Intramurals 2,3,45 Track 1. DIANE KISTLER: Dial Staff 3 CEditorJ, 45 Class Plays 35 BGCA 3,45 Library Club 15 Pep Club 2,3,45 Intramurals 25 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. JILL KISTLER: Class Plays 2,35 BGCA 2,35 Library Club 3,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 2, 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,35 Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15 Special Music Ensembles 2,3. THERESA KLEIN: Class Play I5 FHA 15 Art Club 2,3,45 GAA 15 Intramurals 2,35 Schol- arship 15 Team 15 Freshman Choir5 Variety Show 15 FNA 3,4. STEVE KOCH: Class Officer 45 Class Plays 2,35 FFA 2,35 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15 Homecoming Escort 45 Track I. JOHN KOECHLEY: Math Club 2 CV. Pres.J, 3 fPres.J5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 NASS 3, 45 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Golf 1,2, 3,4. KATHY KOECHLEY: Comet Staff 45 Class Play 35 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club 25 Pep Club 45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir. CAMILLE KROUSE: BGCA 3,45 Pep Club 45 GAA 15 Spelldown 1 fYork Championlg Scholarship Team 35 Mixed Choir 3,4 QCabi- net75 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 2,3,45 Pep Band 3,45 Special Music En- sembles 2,3,45 Science Club 4. JUDY KRUEGER: BGCA 2,3,45 Library 2, 35 Pep Club 3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2. CHRIS LAUB: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3. GERALDINE LEBER: Intramurals 15 Scholarship Team 3. GARY LEDMAN: Hi-Y 3,4 lTreas.l5 Spell- down 1,3,4 fRunner-upl5 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramurals 1,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4 KPres.l5 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Orchestra 1, 2,3,45 Basketball 35 Baseball 3,4. DIANNE LEONARD: BGCA 35 Art Club 2, 3,4. MELISSA LEONARD: BGCA 2,3,45 Li- brary Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 1,2,3,45 Spelldown 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir: Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Special Music Ensembles 1,25 Life Saving 15 FNA 3,4. BARB LEPLEY: Student Council 3,45 Class Officer CTreas.J5 Comet Business Staff 25 FTA 35 BGCA 2,3 QV. Pres.J, 4 QPres.J5 Library Club 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 15 Vocabular Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Fresh- man Choir5 Band 1,2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,2,3,45 Special Music Ensembles 1,3. BRAD LINDER: Class Play 35 Vocabular Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Track 1. CATHY LINN: Comet Staff 45 Library 35 Pep Club .2,3,45 Intramurals 1,25 Band 1,25 Special Music Ensembles 1,2. ED LOPARO: Football 1,2,3,45 Golf 2,3. MARK LOUDENSLAGEL: Student Coun- cil 3,4 CPres.J5 Class Officer 1 fSec.J, 2 fPres.J5 Class Play 25 Vocabular Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Mixed 'Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir: Football 1,2,3,4. DAVE LULOW: Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 Football 15 Track 15 Tennis 2,3,45 Cross Country 3. DEB MATHENY: Math Club 4. DAVID MATHIAS: Intramurals 15 Scholar- ship Team 25 Football 15 Wrestling 1,2. KATHY MCCARTHY: Class Plays 2,35 Thespians 35 FTA 25 BGCA 2,35 Pep Club 2,3, 45 GAA 2,3 fSec.-Treas.5, 45 Spelldown 1,3,4 CChampionl5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1,2,3. PAT MCCLAIN: Student Council 45 Hi-Y 45 Intramurals 1,45 Scholarship Team 25 Home- coming Escort 45 Football 15 Basketball 1. PEGGY MCCLAIN: BGCA 2,35 Pep Club 2, 35 Vocabular Down 25 Scholarship Team 2,35 Sophomore Choir5 Variety Show 2,3. PEGGY McCONNELL: BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Schol- arship Team 15 Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir5 FNA 3,45 Science Club 4. SHARON MCFADDIN: Business Club 35 Pep Club 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,4. ALEX MEADOWS: Football 1. DENNIS MEYER: Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Track 3. MARY JO MEYERS: Comet Staff 3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Library Club 1,2,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir5 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 45 Orchestra 15 Variety Show 2,3,45 Special Music Ensembles 1,2,3,45 FNA 3,4. JIM MIDDLESWARTH: Intramurals 1,2,3, 45 Band 1. CHUCK MILLER: Math Club 45 Track 1. DANIEL MILLER: Band 15 FFA 1,2,4. DIANNA MILLER: Pep Club 4. CIJEANNE MILLER: Business Club 35 Pep u 3. MARK MILLER: Hi-Y 2,3,45 Math Club 2, 3,4 QV. Pres.J5 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Freshman Choir5 Baseball 35 Sci- ence Club 4. PEG MILLER: BGCA 25 Pep Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,4. KRIS MORGAN: Class play 35 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 3,45 Intramurals.1,2,3,4' Freshman Choir. CHERYL MORRISON: Dial staff 45 Clas Play 25 FTA 3,45 BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3, 45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Pep ban 25 Dance Band 2,3,45 Music Ensembles 1,2 Bellmont High School award. JAMES MURPHY: Hi-Y 25 Band 15 Specia Music Ensemble 15 Football 1. ROBIN MURPHY: Band 1,2,3,45 Danc Band 3,45 Orchestra 1,2. CHERYL NATION: Student Council 1,2,3 45 Class plays 35 FTA 2,3, ftreasurerl 45 BGC 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,35 Spelldown 3 Intramurals 2,3,45 National Honors Society 3 45 Scholarship Team 25 Mixed Choir 3,4 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 1 Special Music Ensembles 2,3,45 Cheerleader 1 2. AMY NICELY: BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3 45 GAA 45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Sophomor Choir5 Freshman Choir. DARLENE NORMAN: FHA 1. JOYCE NORMAN: Pep Club 3,45 Intra murals 15 Scholarship Team 1,2,3,4. DEBRA NUBY: Orchestra 1,2,3,4. DEE-DEE NUBY: Class Plays 35 Libra Club 15 GAA 2,35 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Fresh man Choir5 Orchestra 1,2,3,45 Special Musi Ensembles 35 FNA 3,4. LORETTA O'NEIL: BGCA 45 Art Club 3 Pep Club 3,45 Intramurals 25 Freshman Choir. CHRIS OTERMAT: Class Plays 35 FTA 2, 45 BGCA 3,45 Art Club 15 Spelldown 35 Intra murals 3,45 Band 1,2,3,4 fsecretaryli Danc Band 35 Pep Band 45 Special Music Ensemble 1,3,4. ROBERT ORWIG: Basketball 1. CHAROLOTTE PARSONS: BGCA 2,3, Business Club 35 Pep Club 2,45 Intramurals 2 MICHAEL PASSARELLO: Class Plays 1, 35 Library Club 25 Spelldown 15 Vocabula Down 1,35 Scholarship Team 35 Band 1,2,3 fvice-presidentJ5 Pep Band 253,45 Dance Ban 1,2,3,45 Orchestra 1,25 Special Music Ense bles 1,25 Science Club 4 Nice presidentj. JEANETTE PAYNE: FTA 25 Pep Club Intramurals 2,3,45 Band 15 Special Music E sembles 1. JOANNE PERKINS: Student Council 1 Class Officer 15 Class plays 15 FHA 1,25 FTA 45 BGCA 25 Pep Club 1,2,35 GAA 152,35 Intra- murals 45 Mixed Choir 45 Variety Show 15 Spe- cial Music Ensemble 15 Homecoming 1. WALTER PERRY: Class Plays 35 Intramur- als 152535 Wrestling 15 Golf 3. LINDA POCOCK: FHA 15 Intramurals 2,45 Mixed Choir 1: FNA 3.4. DEB POLLOCK: Class Play 35 BGCA 2535 Library Club 25 Pep Club 2,3,45 Spelldown 35 Intramurals 2,35 Mixed Choir 45 Freshman Choir5 Band 152,3545 Pep Band 35 Orchestra 35 Special Music Ensembles 15253. JANET RAIFSNIDER: BGCA 2,35 Library Club 15 Pep Club 2,3545 Intramurals 154. ROSE RAIFSNIDER: FHA 25 Pep Club 354. LAURA RAMON: FHA 35 Library Club 15 Business Club 2535 Pep Club 25 GAA 15 Fresh- n an Choir5 Band 15253,4. RAYMOND REINHART: Class Officer 15 Math Club 3,4 CSecretaryJ5 Intramurals 253,45 Scholarship Team 25 Basketball 15 Track 1. GRACE RICCI: Class Plays 2535 BGCA 25 I ep Club 25 GAA 1,253,45 Intramurals 152,3,45 I ixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir Cheerleader 1,3. DIANE RICHARDS: Math Club 35 Pep lub 4 Vocabulary Dovsm 15 Intramurals 152,35 Freshman Choir. DAVID ROACH: Intramurals 3545 Football MICHAEL ROHLF: Football 1. BRUCE ROTH: Class Plays 2,35 Intramur- ls 123545 Special Music Ensembles 2,354 ootball 253,45 Wrestling 152,354 CCo.-Capt.l5 aseball 2. SHARIE RUBY: FHA 35 Pep Club 1,2,3545 AA 2 3,45 Intramurals 45 Mixed Choir 3,45 KATHY RUPPERT: FTA 25 Orchestra 1,25 1. I ll . NA 4. 54. PAM RUTTER: BGCA 253545 Pep Club 253, 1 5 Band 25 Life Saving 1. MARGARET SBERNA: Comet Staff 45 ial Staff 3,45 Quill Sz Scroll 3545 Class Plays 2, 5 FHA 25 BGCA 253,45 Math Club 25 Pep Club 53,45 GAA 1,253,45 Vocabulary Down 15 Intra- u urals 1,253,45 Scholarship Team 253. KAREN SCAGNETTI: Student Council 3,4 Treas.l5 Class Plays 2535 FTA 2,3 fSec.l, 4 CV. res.J5 BGCA 253,45 Pep Club 253545 GAA 2,35 5 Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramur- ls 1,2,3,45 National Honor Society 3,4 Treas.l5 Scholarship Team 152535 Mixed hoir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 pecial Music Ensembles 2,35 Choraliers 4. JANE SCHAEFER: Class Plays 2535 FHA 2, 545 BGCA 2,3,45 Art Club 25 Pep Club 253,45 AA 253,45 Intramurals 15253545 Mixed Choir 545 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensem- les 2,3,4. JEFFREY SCHAEFER: Dial Staff 35 Spell- own 35 Basketball 1 fManagerl. VICKI SCHAEFER: Comet Staff 3,45 Quill . Scroll 45 Dial Staff 45 FTA 2,3,45 BGCA 25 ep Club 25 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,253,45 cholarship Team 15 Sophomore Choir5 Fresh- ll an Choir5 Variety Show 2. RICHARD SCHART: Student Council 45 lass Plays 2,35 Hi-Y 2,354 fRes.l5 Intramurals ,2,3545 National Honor Society 3,45 Mixed hoir 3,4 CCabinetJ5 Sophomore Choir5 Fresh- an Choir: Special Music Ensembles 2,3,45 ootball 15 Track 2,35 Cross Country 354. PAMELA SCHMITZ: Student Council 1 Sec.J5 2,3 CSec.J5 4 fSec.J5 BGCA 2,3545 Math lub 25 Pep Club 2,3545 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 5 Vocabulary Down 15 Choir 3,45 Sophomore hoir5 Freshman Choir5 Special Music En- embles 2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 2. ELAINE SCHNEIDER: FHA 15 BGCA 2535 5 Library Club 15 Pep Club 1,253,45 GAA 15 tramurals 45 Scholarship Team 152535 Fresh- an Choir5 Band l52,3545 Pep Band 15 Special usic Ensembles 1535 Science Club 4. GERARD SCHNEIDER: DECA 35 Intra- urals 2,3545 Wrestlin 3,4. MIKE SCHNEIDER: Business Club 35 In- ramurals 2,3,4. ROSEMARY SCHNEIDER: FHA 15 GAA 'SUSAN scHoEN1 comet staff 35 Class lays 2,35 Thespians 3,4 CPres.l5 FTA 253,45 BGCA 2535 Math Club 2,3,45 GAA 1,25 Intra- murals 1525 National Honor Society 3545 Schol- arship Team 1,2,35 Mixed Choir 35 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir: Variety Show 25 Sci- ence Club 3,4. DON SCHUELER: Spelldown 35 Intramur- als 15253545 Wrestling 15 Tennis 2,4. WILLIAM SCOTT: Track 25 Cross Country 25 Varsity B Club. DON SEYMOUR: Student Council 152,35 Class Plays 2535 Intramurals 152,35 Football 2, 3545 Basketball 1,2,354. TANDI SHANNON: Class Plays fOrches- tral 2535 FTA 2,35 BGCA 2,35 Library Club 2,35 Math Club 2535 Pep Club 2,35 GAA 1,2 Spell- down 35 Intramurals 152545 Scholarship Team 15 Mixed Choir 3,4 fstudent directorJ5 Sopho- more Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15253545 Pep Band 253545 Dance Band 1,253,45 Orches- tra 1,253,45 Variety Show 15 Special Music Ensembles 15253545 Life saving 15 Science Club 45 Choraliers 3. BRUCE SHELLEY: Intramurals 25 Foot- ball 1,253545 Basketball 15 Track 2,3,4. JOYCE SHERMAN: BGCA 35 Art Club 3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3, 4. RICHARD SIEGER: Football 15354. KRISTINE SIESEL: FTA 25354 tPresidentJ5 BGCA 253545 Math Club 3,45 Pep Club 253545 GAA 2,3,45 Spelldown 35 Intramurals 1,253,45 National Honor Society 3545 Scholarship Team 1525 Freshman Choir5 Science Club 4. ROBERT SMELTZ: Class Play 35 Intra- murals 152535 Football 15 Wrestling 1. DEBBIE SMITH: BGCA 2,3,45 Pep Club 2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3545 Mixed Choir 3,45 Sophomore Choir 25 Freshman Choir. STEPHEN SMITH: Student Council 45 FTA 45 Intramurals 15253545 Football 1,25 Wrestling 1. ROBERT SMITHSON: Hi-Y 253545 Mixed Choir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,253,45 Pep Band 2,3545 Special Music Ensembles 2,3,4. JANE SPENCER: Pep Club 2535 GAA 152535 Intramurals 253,45 Freshman Choir5 Cheer- leader 1. JEAN SPENCER: Pep Club 2,35 GAA 1,2,35 Intramurals 2,35 Freshman Choir. ROSE STEIN: Library Club 4. JAMES STEINKE: Business Comet Staff 25 Class Plays 2,35 Thespians 3545 Hi-Y 2,3,45 Math Club 3545 Intramurals 15 Mixed Choir 3, 45 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 1, 253545 Pep Band 3545 Special Music Ensembles 1,2,3,45 Football 15 Track 15 Choir Cabinet 354. HUGH STEPHENSON: Hi-Y 45 Intramur- als 1,253,45 Football 45 Wrestling 1525 Golf 35 Life Saving 1. COLLEEN TEA: Thespians 35 BGCA 253,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 35 GAA 15253545 Mixed Choir 3,45 Cheerleader 1,2,4. RALPH THONEN: Student Council 1525 Spelldown 15 Freshman Choir5 Band 1525 Or- chestra 15 Choir5 Band 1,25 Orchestra 15 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1525 Football 1525 Bas- ketball 152. KAREN TIDWELL: BGCA 2535 Business Club 35 Intramurals 1,25 BOE II Club 4 CSec.l. DEWAYNE TIMMONS: Golf 354. ROGER TONOVITZ: Intramurals 152535 Band 15 Wrestling 1,2,3 fCo-CaptainJ5 4. GEORGE TRAPP: Intramurals 45 Football 2535 Track 253. STEVE TREAT: Spelldown 15 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramurals 1525 Football 15 Wrestling 1. STEVE TWARDZIK: Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir. SUE VALKO: Class Officer 45 Class Play 35 BGCA 2,3545 Pep Club 253,45 GAA 35 Spell- down 35 Vocabulary Down 15 Intramurals 1525 3545 Scholarship Team 35 Mixed Choir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Variety Show 2,3,45 Special Music Ensembles 253,45 Homecoming Attendant 45 FNA 354. SUE VAN FLEET: BGCA 45 Art Club 45 Spelldown 15 Scholarship Team 152535 Fresh- man Choir. GARY VAN KIRK: Hi-Y 2,3,45 Band 1,2,3 4. BRENDA VICKERY: Student Council 1525 Class Officer 15 Class Play 35 BGCA 1,253,45 Business Club 1,25 Pep Club 15253545 GAA 1,2, 3,45 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Scholarship Team 15 Mixed Choir 4. ALICE VOLLMAR: FHA 15 Library Club 3, 45 Intramurals 25 Freshman Choir. BARBARA WAGNER: Student Coimcil 1525 FHA 15 BGCA 2,3545 Pep Club 1,253,45 GAA 15 Intramurals 253,45 National Honor Society 3,45 Scholarship Team 1,2,35 Mixed Choir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15 Variety Show 1,253,45 Special Music Ensem- bles 253,45 Cheerleader 15 Choir Council 45 Choraliers 3545 Science Club 3,4. DON WAGNER: Intramurals 2,3,4. BECKY WALTERS: Class Officer 25 FHA 15 BGCA 2,35 GAA 1,253,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Freshman Choir5 Band 1,2,3545 Cheerleader 2, 354 fheadJ5 Doane Award. ' MARY JO WARE: Student Council 152,35 Class Play 35 FHA 45 FTA 35 BGCA 2,3545 Pep Club 45 GAA 253545 Intramurals 15253545 Mixed Choir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir5 Band 15 Special Music Ensembles 1,25 Cheer- leader 152,35 FNA 3,4. J OAN ETTE WARNER: BGCA 35 COfficerl5 Pep Club 1535 Freshman Choir. JANE WEBER: Library Club 3,45 Art Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Science Club 4. THOMAS WEESTON: Class play 25 Intra- murals 253,45 Scholarship Team 2535 Band 1,25 Pep Band 1525 Orchestra 1525 Football 3,4. DEBRA WEILAND: FNA 3,4. MARY WEISZ: FFA 35 Freshman Choir5 Special Music Ensembles 1. CHARLES WIDMAN: Hi-Y 3545 Intramur- als 253545 Freshman Choir. MARY ANN WIDNER: BGCA 2,3545 Pep Club 253545 GAA 253545 Intramurals 15253545 Band 152,3,45 FNA 3,4. DEBBIE WILLIAMS: FHA 45 BGCA 2,3,45 Business Club 25 Pep Club 25 Intramurals 1,45 Freshman Choir. LAMAR WILLIAMS: Intramurals 1,253,45 Freshman Choir5 Football 152,35 Basketball 1. BRUCE WINTERS: Intramurals 4. GARY WOODRUFF: Class Officer 3 fPres.J5 Spelldown 35 Intramurals 152,3,45 Football 152,3,4 CCaptainJ5 Basketball 15 Wrestling 3,45 Golf 2. NELSON WRIGHT: Track 4. TED WYBENSINGER: Class Play 35 Li- brary Club 25 Mixed Choir 3545 Sophomore Choir5 Freshman Choir: Basketball 152,3545 Track 15 Tennis 4. BRUCE YINGLING: Spelldown 15 Vocabu- lary Down 15 Intramurals 1,2,3,45 Wrestling 1, 2535 FFA 25354. DENNIS YUNDT: Football 3,45 Track 1. 1RfC5I?3IARD ZELLER: DECA 3545 Intramur- as , , . gf A THLETIC WHAT IS AN ATI-ILETE?? An athlete has the scholastic ability and general capability to maintain a position on the team. No matter what sport he plays in, the athlete must exemplify these qualities along with good sports- manship. The advantages are great, not only does he learn to get along with his fellow man but he also makes a prominent background for himself, for the college years, or Whatever vocation he chooses. It is a great honor to become an athlete and a name to be said with much pride . Photography - George Smith. . AMW l :Q I If 1 1 'ir fl 'E' in em . N lu- -1 ' -v V nuns: Q 4. W A W1 l I fkilii? E V R 4 EDMEN 4'-X E-47 i -an c' 7 7- x f cgi' L --' Q , c sas 'A . ..- Cross Country - Impresswe Second Year Cross Country Season started off with a bang that kept the runners going till the very last meet. The team displayed a fine 9-2 dual meet record that accurately met the spirit of the local harriers. Bellevue's run ners placed lst in a tri meet with Norwalk and Port Clinton. The Tif fin Invitiational ranked the team as 11th, 6th in the sectional and 3rd in the N.O.L. behind Tiffin and Galion Greg Siesel led the team by break ing several records and becoming the Silver Medal Winner. His best time record was 10:11 set at Seneca East Siesel accompanied by Steve Fox were the representatives from Belle vue s Cross Country team for the dis trict meet Coach Roger Sheppard s enthusl asm for this team was displayed in their great record He kept the boys going even when the sp1r1ts got low and thus exemplified one of the greatest coaching abilities Opposite Page Cross Country Har ners Front row left to right Keith Fox Lars Runnerstrom Phil Cloud Captain B1llB1rkl1ne Fred Skulma Back row Greg Siesel Dave Tru han Rich Schart Coach Sheppard Steve Fox Jeff Moyer Mark Spencer 56 WE 51,7 WWW photo-courtesy GAZETTE ,i sw mm l ,G GPX ,H .. 'Nu-:fain 17 'xr' t 1 fgsfd' in photo-courtesy GAZETFE, photo-courtesy GAZETTE. 57 ff MI cl S AS N ENDSO TRIUMPHANT OTES F 'Mft ' VA Q , i'? ?7 .. iw, I .,, 17-wf:qr.Z5554nr', www W ..,. Er J WWE? , ' ,. 1iw'iw.1-?f'7Ei-Stn?-'5Eg,.,5gg g,13nrA:far'.2e-an - 1: z 5-ifffzfffvi '14e.i.2em:T '::1. WE. 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BELLE K BELLEVUE BfLl1Vi 1971 BELLEVUE REDMEN TEAM 58 Sw mm I was VUE fwfvuf EELKEVUE ' V' X j Bill I Q? . f 3 A 'Q 1: '53 ,K 1971 SEASON We They Clinton 6 8 Lake 6 18 20 8 6 13 12 0 14 38 andusky 8 10 0 6 7 0 20 7 BO VE RECORD, Dave Richards, Defen- sive and Offensive Back of the year, proved to be one of the Redmen's most valuable layers. Here he moves the pigskin as he 'breaks through a powerful Avon Lake. Redmen Shower Power Against Bucyrus Although the 1971 Bellevue Redmen Football team lacked a lit- tle luster on the winning side, they shone with never-ending spirit to define exactly what the word, Pride, means. This was best exemplified in the Bellevue-Bucyrus game, where although Bucy- rus was rated Number One in the State, our fighting Redmen held them to the end in a close loss of 13-6. Our most triumphant victo- ry was over the favored Shelby Rams. The gridions came home ahead with a score of 7-0 for the first Bellevue win over the Shelby team in many years. The Redmen finished 5th in the N.O.L. Even though a 4-6 record seems disappointing, the Bellevue Redmen obtained 3 top-notch positions on the All N.O.L. team. Don Didion was named top middle guard for the second year in a row, Bill Cramer gained All-Star honors at the end position as did Redmen Co-Captain, Gary Woodruff, at guard. The annual football banquet was held in the middle of Novem- ber to honor the Redmen's top players. Admist impressive speech- es, four boys stood in the spotlight. Dave Richards received the Most Valuable Offensive and Defensive Back Award, having prov- en himself a great asset to the whole team. Ed Hartzell received the Ted Sberna Award, which constitutes the most determined player. Don Didion was awarded the Most Valuable Defensive Lineman as Bruce Roth was on the offensive side. BELOW Co-Captain Don Seymour gains valuable yardage as he searches for a hole in the defensive line. ctijw - Af. 5 521 v ,' ' . . Y . J V s Improve Ooer Last Year The Junior Varsity showed improvement from last years 2-6-1 with a 4-5 record. This years squad consisted of sophomores only who made a great leadway for the upcom- ing years. SQUAD BELOW: FRONT ROW LEFT TO RIGHT,' D. Sabo, T. Beoddy, D. Brugnone, R. Irons, S. Shelley, B. King, R. Hartzell, M. DeLuca, C. Baptista, T. Joseph, J. Pollock, Coach Ed Fox, D. An- drews, B. Bilbrey, S. Rohrbacher, C. Didion, J. Bickhart, P. Trapp, B. Dillon, Coach John Boydeng G. Zimmerman, D. Burkhart, J. Mar- tin, J. Lilli, M. Cole, M. Linder, P. Williams. Duane Warns' Varsity Cage Squad 'g3xEL nggxga 14 REDMEH IU REDMEN E L nsumeu L s season came to an end they fell to the mighty sh and Arrows in the Ashland lass AAA Tournament. A 13-7 ecord exemplifies the spirit of he Redmen and their will to in despite the many injuries nd illnesses of the team embers. The Redmen Basketball l inished behind Tiffin in NOLg mem- ers of the team, ABOVE, FRONT OWQ John Koechley, Ted Wybensin- er, Gary Good, Coach Duane Warns, on Seymour, Mark Bellinger, Jim reeng Jay Ball, Greg Siesel, Mike choen, Mike Long, Paul Evert, and ave Buck. REDMEN N REUMEN REDMEN REUMEN RLUM li I The Basketball managers pictured above are as follows, Jeff Long, Greg Linn, Gordie Wolf, and Jim Queen. 6 1 L-1 Ui rm N MUN 14 41 Prid - ecoro of the Junior Varsity Basketball team. When the oys first got on the winning track, it took seven games to ock them off. One of the many highlights of the season as the triumphant victory over the Sandusky Blue treaks for the first time in seven years. If these junior can play varsity basketball as they played junior e is the word closely linked with the 15 3 season 'lun varsity basketball, they will be a great asset to Coach Warns' team next season. The Junior Varsity Squad shown below, FRONT ROW KLEFT T0 RIGHTQ: Don Wright, John Pollock, Jim Martin, Coach Sam Schubert, Greg Zimmerman, Greg Barr, Tim Polleyg Tim Miller, Lars Runner- strom, Ed McConnell, Mike DeLuca, Chuck Baptista, and Bill lierstetter. BELLEV 3 4E ' gELl-EVU LLEVUE 40 325 LLEV LEV L.EV BELLE 1 'I-T' '55 ,. RETURNING LETFERMEN Reber Tonovitz, Chris Crosby, Gary Woodruff, Craig O'Brien, Brad Linder, and Bruce Roth. get l N .A ,, Um ,,, ,,,, ,,Q l ?? ddgigdd 01- 1 Perkins C Jiisonr H dwrrr ++d+ ll 5 dffffrf Hliionq as E'3r Qs' 537 HN we si uw ufgllll mm .. ' ,lslllani Wrest1mgeE70JZ1 as ' zzf 1 1555 siiy y , iiiuygxfg ,uw m u a 5728: - Q24 or 4 mwu V ww N sm s siiiwu Q 18' w -gal., ,,, gQgg ..,,i W 5 lllll MW g is 8 ' 1: XE? 'ti Hmgw uw uv N., E 1-S w ,, Zwgi' ' 'H N si, M 1 . ima: 5 C H. H. w 1 Coach Bob Bailey's Redmen wres' tlers earned quite a name for them- selves over the season with a 10-2 rec- ord. They finished 2nd in the N.O.Ll tournament and captured 2nd place position in a 16 squad class A.A.A Sectional Tournament. Nine Bellevu matmen became eligible for the ec tionals and six became winners. Didion was the District winners Don Didion became the State ment winner of the 188 lb. class. Sectional Tournament Were, Dave DeLuca, Roger Chris Crosby, Bruce Roth, Brad der, and Don Didion. BELOW: Is this gymnastics or wer-Packed Season r Redmen Wrestlers A-5 -L., Ch1'is Crosby concentrates. Wi? 'QE' ..,,- , !,, A N' .f V ' -' mem, as - .. is X X . 5. V , sew 1 Bruce Roth in action. 65 N71 'T T: .. T W yi 'vs . I ' 5,4 ' 5 55 1 1 ,. fiif' ,. .mf N W iiilii? ': H 9 ' ,, . eff I ., .V 55 ,, .. 1. fi MJ-4 1 .M 35 Nl I . I I ff. , -V ,' N O 'J Y , 1 . v ..: x,,.1 r nw- .golf-I ABOVE: Gary Garman demonstrates a wrest1er's definition of power. BOTTOM RIGHT: One of the grappler's strategic positions is exempli- fied by Gary Woodruff. The 1970 71 Redmen Wrestlers were as follows FRONT ROW LEFT RIGHT J Moyer G Schneider M Axgler D DeLuca T Beoddy R novxtz J Ruppert M Moore Coach Bob Barley R Hartzell D Andre P. Trapp, G. Trapp, G. Mira, C. Crosby, D. Redd D. Cook S Miller Co Ed Foxg E. Evert, R. Ray, G. Woodruff, J. Seymour, C. O'B1'ian, G. Garrn C. Stoldt, B. Linder, and B. Roth. 66 -'S-X . . - I l E' ii - ,..f .Zn- .,.,.-...-,. .. ' Fl, I 373-'H '- .mffe ' I I it A ' ' - . Y ' - ..N- F: . W - - W in ' it A tr. lgfflf 'C 1 ., J5,fi-'Jig'- hh ga-. 4,-. E 'X l - . 'I' x , V A .-,.p . L, - 7 3-za. P ' I-sw -I l M we aff ...ff-W 4 , H , ' - - 1 '. 'LJ' wr 4- 71' p,1,,,-1. 3' ' 5 ,,, -.5.,.., 255-I Q' , 1 iymiifft' .Vg ., ..e. a-I4Q?,-djfg'fQHf'f-- . ' v --fv'f- 7? I U ,S If V Y -pi J 2 i?fj2,m,M . ,,,a,?,,:. N vm N '-r r w ' ' 'Z If- ' ' ' 1 a- Q My X ' , w W , , me .. K , l E 4 I. 1 P 1 - , 3 ' I Y A i ff l I V L y A , J . - . . f f I K. ' N i . ' v ' ' Q J 55 n. n .. 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H. lwnqllu ...-51. . .Ula ,. Af , .f W .. ni A 1 . .wil 1 -3. ,WL .nywmxhy , 1 7 1.5. 1 - ' 'W ' ff wrlfifgfiwl llmg, - , .mx ln - W llll n,u,w1, ,.,.,.,.,., . U , ,Yl,31r,.f , F Y J, W.: A,.3?':srf1E- . . . :Eh - . 1 .....,... : . ESERVE CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW EFT TO RIGHT1 Leigh Schoen, Deb Metz- r, headg Colleen Grote. BOTTOM ROW eb Crotty, Monica Sidoti. BOTTOM PIC- URE, VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: TOP ROW Becky Walters, head BOTTOM RO - VV2 LEFT TO RIGHT, Kim Campbell, Jessica Chapman, Colleen Tea, Jeannie Haigh, Patty Nelson. 67 y ..,, ' ffzff x 4 is. km Calh- Mrk fum . :Quai I 1 s H5 2 ' -,w::f,1',vF'S' Wi Boosters Sports Banquet Honor Redmen 44 AWARDS PRESENTED to athletes at Annual Spring event on if Woofter Awards Dewayne Timmons top golfer who ranked 8th in Paul Sackett presents Dave Lulow the Kiwanis trophy and letter LEFT, Coach Duane Warns presents Gary Woodruff, LEFT winning pitcher trophyg Jim Green, RIGHT, the leading hitter and best fielding percentage trophies. PICTURED BELOW track coach, Jim Whittington, pre- sents Denny Meyer, FAR LEFT the captain trophy, Dave Richards, decathlon trophyg Jim Burrows, the most valuable player trophy. Gazette Award was given to Don Didion ac- cepted by his mother and the Varsity B Club presents a check for S100 to Dick Andrews and Rich Woolsey who opened the banquet pro- gram. Gazette Sports Editor Oren Galloway was Master of Cermonies and presented the Gazette Award. Major awards presented were: 19 in Track 13 in Baseball 7 in Tennis 5 in Varsity Golf -rx' .. -. - rr ..- ..,.,.,+ .p .. .,.,.......- 1 5 w .- -' -:MASQ-we M ma' H--a--, -.. an . iw . . -r Q- Q 'i.-.- - 2 . .. e W2 W I .air his . ' . 3 K ' -:ff - :J ' ,M N- - .I 2 1 2 - i' 'W MJ- I g n ff: l 'I ...U N r I 51 - TK --4,5-Q -, W.-- ,,.. . .-.. QW., A, 1 'T ll ' C. fl T hy, . fr. ....... . .,. , , , ,, ,,,,,,.,, f,'f reg, i . M 'xi wa9 f 'l 1 u.. '7f5gQf - Q0 gin? 41 if? :-' ga-F' . ' fs Fi . ' -Q ' l .L ' if I Et.. ll nl? 5 ' .afiliilsj 1 x X. t. H f 4,,,,1.s ' ' 3n?'1 1.. 'A' Phil Cloud made his highest jump of the season at 5'9 . TRACK TEAM, FRONT ROW, LEFT T0 RIGHT: R. Straley, B. Shelley, D. Meyers, B. Cramer, B. Roth, B. Barrett, L. Bender, S. Kochg B. Birkline, J. Burrows, D, Richards, S. Fox, P. Cloud, R. Schart, N. Wright, B. Hasselbach, R. Danklefseng M. Spencer, M. Wagner, G. Linton, G. Zimmerman, M. Linder, P. Trapp, C. Baptis- ta, M. DeLucag L. Diehr, G. Barr, D. Truhan, S. Cox, G. Beamer, R. Lindsey, D. Sabo, S. Shelley, Coach Jim Whittington, Coach Roger Sheppard, Assistant Coach Jim Martin, G. Siesel, K. Fox, T. Miller. LEFT: Lynn Bender beat the N.0.L.'s long jump champion, Sonny Coles, in one meet with Norwalk. ....cs-4- , ... N iwf Q.. ' x ?z, ..- , fs if -V :-. 197 Track Record THEY om at lf 1011 elby Sandusky Agucyrus . illaifd uron A 1 K Oberl 2 2 ndusky rkins 76 xl: 1 1' x Coach Wh1tt1Hgt0H s track team had quite a bit of sta- St1CS to be proud of th1s season Their season record was 4 They placed 5th H1 the N O L Meet, 34d in the Belle- e Invltatlonal, and 4th 1n the Shelby Sophomore Relays. I e 880 Relay Team conslstmg of Rlchards, Burrows, Bar- tt, and L1nder had an 11 0 record m dual meet competi- n Several school records were broken by the 880 Relay am, Greg S1BS8l,S two m1le run, and the 180 yard low rdles by Fred Barrett Determmatlon can really show a am up, and th1s 1S what happened to Bellevue's 1971 1 ack Team :,: ' ' 59 168 L . slulwliwwvll Q 1 53152 sli m 1 M ' : ,,,. it 80 47 1 Z 1 Nrl' 1' .,, '68 163: 'si 'sl'ftlllwf5l1wm ,. L f 1 1 d h xi . V ! 5 I A U If I 1 fl eff, , , ...N -. -4: 4 W1 A ,gf A. V Q --frm, , 1' ,I-,, H, x , ,ag 'P , ,7 U ' A 51 , -I A w J W 'S A si f . T N. jf ' I ' ' ' s 4,- 4054 , . ,, 2 4 .9 ' S -if 'f t 4 1 ,-.W gf N, fi, ,. - Z. X x xfv' A ? 'L I Y 1 :fi .- . x . . it D I qi ' t 4 1 4 J! x .v -. . w N .f i . 4 1- x Q . ? fy? 11+ 2 s,,,'5 ' H 1 .Jil lea : H' Kfyy, , X 'Vi QW i 1 Y x RX VARSITY G OLFERS, Jay Ball, John Koechley, Dewayne Timmons, Buddy Stephenson, and Don Wright. GOLF TEAM PICTURED .fm ABOVE, KFRONT ROWJ Q STANDING, B. Wilder, C. Cros- .',f by, T. Soule, D. Duff, J. Beasley, Coach Woofter, R. Gibson, D. - Hildreth, and D. Boehler. -L. - ,...,,.. w if :IK , X if ffl l.f.'A..Qii1? f bi i 5 ..,. m fi lf i, .Tv ,.,.. if iii ? is 2 . Lf , Q 'E - 1 . .iza , . 4 0 K N N 1 ,Z UW.: E .... Q.: I- be 0 l . .3 yi s. l l 14 . X A 3 X BSHS Golfers Place Third Ln .0.L. : ,.s.JVQ3f.i5Lf W 1 E A ,, H -J ' Q .1 l ' 3-fails -- --- 1 , ,. .- , . , -4, , , . . . -we -sg, 44,0 f I In L , ,,,, ., ww b x 9-bi-3 ,f -I '. 1 15,1 . Jie-- .l 3 'K- ' f .r,.U' I ffl wk L . , ' ,L xiii SL JY 'M if ' :fi i ik. ' . - 'v '-M ' 'if , l in N X il sl 1 i. nq 1 ' 'L 1 . 'l X ' Jil. i i l :'f of i , jggxmm '- J C ..- Q Nfl. ' . .g4. ' f' ff' , ' -v N 1 V ' 1 N. I-qlyfg A L nv N Q' 41 :J sl I 'T 1 . ' 'vii -W K ' , J ff g W -sw'- -U C M ,fl f -,-:,:, i ' i ,.:. 1 , FJ .1 -We f J . xblpf' - I - ,,,.1,,-,-- gg, .'. --44' yr. V- .- .,., -, r jf. 1- -- - 3 M Ass--Y' ,f - 1 1' .- 1.1,- fw-I'I,,,,,, ' ' ' Under the strong leadership of Dennis Woofter, the golf team produced a 10-7 season record and placed third in the N.O.L. De- wayne Timmons was the top man of the season scoring the most points and being the most consis- tant player. His lowest match was 38 in a contest against Clyde. John Koechley held the number two position with a low medalist rec- ord of 38 against Willard. Tim Soule, an improved reserve letterman, became more consis- tant at the end of the season. Don Wright, best golfer in the last five matches. Chris Crosby, top con- tender for the next year's varsity. Jay Ball gained experience throughout the year with a low match record of 40. Reserve golfer, Don Wright, per- formed an outstanding feat when he became the low medalist in the last match of the season against Fremont with twin 39's for a total of 78. He will be heavily counted on to become a varsity golfer next season. 5 I K 4 f X i . lo l Jil' will if Vg i ' . 0 X Wig, '- 5 ' N I i l-'iff 1 . if ,A -' Ml s ' ' , s ' , -'l' s - .' XX rf . JV :gi ' 9 Y X .QV V 3 . . . - 15.-V' ., ,sl sz' . w '3'STg 'fig' KQV 4 ' ' . 'YN --, :W 3 gg ' , - Xu v hx I 2113. li' 1 X - :H P-H1 .M A ' -' 1 'll Qt. N 1 V I. la is lil llll Baseballers G0 to Bat! 2 '-- , i 53- A, 5. . . ww- ,KH . gy ,li ' g . A fantastic slide in for LaMar. OL Lvqp - X I J, I lr , f f X f K Q, N ,TI I 1 lb.. - I Q au' , I ,.. L Ll M Lv , V u 'N QL. Q QB. U V XQSV 5' '55, 'in 'Q' Nw W3 BASEBALL TEAM PICTURED ABOVE LEFT TO RIGHT M Green M Mlller G Ledman L Wllllams J Bertsch G Woodruff B Butz J Green C Stoldt D Buck Coach Davxd Welsz J Kovacs S Smlth S Segna T Wxllxams L Emery D Andrews J Pollock M Klemosky and Coach Duane Warns 711 Was Gary s glove the baseball team s good luck charm? 5 Y miss 3 9 5633 , 112 l f9llwwwt-:,?g siqinlio , t y - .5 A TAF' 'Wi QW16 5 5 ,, ,fi 2 iia il 11111111152-rs9s 4 1 3 - fm 0. .. 75 Q ir H zil Errors and Strikeouts spelled frustration and fre- quent defeat for the Redmen baseballers in 1971. But they did manage 2 victories that broke 2 long losing streaks, and gave such area and N. O. L. powerhouses as Margaretta, Tiffin Col., and Galion some tough bat- tles before surrendering. Pitcher Gary Woodruff was credited with both the Redmen wins, one of them a 5-0 triumph over Shelby. Their record doesn't indicate much hope for the future, but the Redmen went from a 12-0 loss on opening day to that victory over Shelby in the season finale. Over half the squad is underclassmen, and so the outlook for the coming seasons could be brighter than one might think. - N ' SZ: fp- ' 511255. ' . r-.i V .IAV I . , 4 A.,y .Ev E . E . -I, ,, VA -NA . Nu..-f - P- . r r i'ff:'59 V ' 5 is 1 ttht fi BH 1 r, , W J- , W ef N. f W ff' s gs! , Y I 4 'tu f Wk rm by fu ' W, me ,sswz is , - Mmez, gas-me .iii Lgkp E lf? jams s me mg . fm.: ffl A 1 1 I l il 1 i -U i -u ii i i at wise, AV. , 1 i if gf' i, i s. , 1 fm L- 'gg ': f My 7 Is lll. 1 4- , 1 ,f '. -L Vqss L- lQgfIsee!si W , iv ,jury ,i . . !,'N ' +. .Llp I :sir Tw, -T 'P lv.. L X mir: 4 l T+efP+ ge. lr l -75 'i-Tm? T'- Jf 5-sJy1u.w+ +P M ws H if P if 7' 'i it ' ...L 1 , e liii i 4. .c t r 'E?QmEQNl jtSmEmii' li 2f5.s pie sg 3 2 i..isneay .. E, rm :ij K'v' ' Him ,sig wwwwr .ai 1 it + ii Nswdkf sei 'i?4g?fd5i'!l f H if - lists W, 'H ....., - der ' :'. fr- fl i'., ,. . iii. -i 'Freinont-Q. , .J .EYZY U 9 w, f :cf JH. -, sae, 5: Y , I 1 -- . . sgQnlliJ-N !K,,4 gg :-: wumuw at ll' zS5525igsv5,sssi5ssQESE m:nw in -:i gszaz5i1w,gslu :isa 5341 1-je: 1 wif H11 ww ww Fwgro' WW5M? ll1W 'wnw 'H'ET' YY mm 'IE - 'l 5' Lulow Goes to District Tournament winning the N. O. L. championship title, their record was a goo one. There was a total of 9 wins and 5 losses for the season. All the 4 matches played in competition with Buckeye Conferenc . I v Although the tennis team did not reach their expected goal c c schools were won, and 5 out of 10 matches were won in N. O competition. Gary Garman held a season record of 11-2, and Da and Don Lulow' both obtained records of 9-5. Dave Lulow wa Bellevue's only representative to district tennis. The Lulow twins demonstrate the skills that keep them on top. - I l i....,,., bf ui l i b A f lm' lvl 'qgijiwg .rl 1 I f f 7 ' ' 5 M 1 Al l iq gm -..,.5.,,, 4, I . .. t Q - '.i..+-... + ' -1. slls wk +2 l 1 t to L f l, l ii e--+V . V 2 A - 2 all - -J'-l-+Ql it . . e 4.t-5 -.a1.f. ykl 1 i in A il -Ae ,L-4. ., 'Q M 55. TI E i I 5,-' ITT!!! Tl! W XQXWTXTTX Gary Garrnan, one of the top men of the season. TENNIS TEAM PICTURED BELOW, FRONT ROW2 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dave Lulow, Gary Gar- man, Don Lulow, Mark Krinkeg Pete Sackett, Coach Paul Sackett and Don Schueler. Not pictured Gary Good, Don Seymour, Rick Hettel, Mark Aigler, Chuck Natole. My W kxx 1 f 3 ,Qi se?-1, '- N -- 5. Z1 Q L F 006 a 'L b t JA E I 00520 1 :fe Q ,, U H 4 N f XXX 1 :,',., ..f- f! .J ' fn , was szifigeezgss ,w W 152 3 1 Sum , w 4 Q ,vy kef j' ,f Wa., ,. gf. ' - E2 Q... 6 - ' N' Q mm HN 4 I m V, 4 uw 4' 'L K X L J 1 .L Q . I u W.T in h ni jx H W 1 . wx V f ' rw ,, up L' -'ufixzyyz A ' -2 . ,mc ,Tw '- f HN. w ,pa X gl X I . 1 K , 53222 , F f 9m Q W, X, 2 imngfl .LA 5, .W,v,,i 'Sf ,, 1-Wkwg-Q.-, H .NW 1 H fffh KW . L .L ,. ,.,,. ., .nf , vw f :'g:v:xx.ig L. , L -- 5 YI ' U x P0 Q THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMBERS ARE AS FOLLOWS: STANDING, Mr. Faulkner, Mr. Frost, Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Manbeck, and Super- intendent Gower. SEATED: Mr. Reed, Clerk, Mr. Sliter, President, Mr. Segna, Vice-President. RIGHT: Superintendent Gower. SHS Administrative Staff LEFT: Assistant Principal B. D. Hoffman is pictured. BELOW Principal E Robert Regula is shown briefing morning announcements for the p.a. . system. I .QW hx! gp. PB ' J I , .. Tl 3 e f H H , ,. .. K E SECRETARIES T0 THE ADMINISTRATION: LEFT, Mrs. Q Eleanor McWilliams, ABOVE, Karen Fisher and Julia Simpson. 81 Rees Hackenbracht John Wise Frank Slessman The Vocational Education program prepares students for many different jobs and is important whether the student plans to go to college or not. Rees Hackenbracht teaches Vocational Agriculture I and II. Lowell Shaffer instructs the courses Engineering Drawing III and Mechanical Drawing H. A gifted teacher is Frank Slessman, teacher of Psychology and Auto Shop. John Wise is the teacher in charge of the Blueprint Reading and Shop Math as well as Metal Shop I. OPPOSITE PA GE: The doors of the Guidance Office are always open to questioning students. Miss Aigler and Mr. Cress, as well as Mr. Pierce, devote their time to helping students obtain the best education possible. 82 Lowell Shaffer 'walkin' , E ,Ar-by Kg- Paul Shelley OPPOSITE PAGE: The library is the central source formation for all its students. Mrs. Wagar, niorana Mrs. Passarello, Assistant in the library, devote their to making a library every student can use. , WWE, ., ,JPN .,4Q.,f' 5 Margery Aigler and David Cress William Pierce ,Qt ggiyif -11 , 1, 1 . - 14 E 1- Y. 1 11' 1, I-1' 1 Q . 1111..V,1111f 1.x 11 11.111151 A1i'1. 1. 7 , T gZ?i1 T . .1 111 5. , 11 ff ' M21 1 1 .VL 1? EGR iggf. N 11 1, 11 , ' 11 . , , Q! 5.111 . ez 1 ' - :S Dorothy Passarello Elsa Wager 83 '. 4 7551 1111?-?21 f1f-1 1'1?Kw 51g,1 amd? Y 1 11 11 111 rw 3. . mm T155 +11-, Q I 1 Q11 ., 5059153 ' 1 114-.-1111113 N11 11 A ,,1T5Q,, V H11 15:31. 1 1112211111 11 IFS Z 11u11Wga:31', 1 1 1 111 11111 1111 11 W 1111 ,.1 11 Y 11 1 1 11'g1a,,13 3.21 'W 1 1111555 The art and music departments give students a chance to ex press their talents . . . Elizabeth Kile instructs fine art classes ct Robert Leckrone directs the bands. Richard Dundore is dire the Sophomore, a capella choir and Choraliersg David Bilen the orchestra. Ol' x , . Q, Elizabeth Kile Robert L. Leckrone Richard Dundore l David Bilen 84 l Ann L. Thompson of x , ng cr X Yu Jane E. Zimmerman E Y 4 W . Training the secretary as a stenographer is the goal of SBOE I and ll, taught by Ann Thompson, and Jane Zimmerman. Clerical office training is the goal of CBOE I and H, taught by Della Beasley, and Diane Frost. Field trips, speakers, beauticians, and a first in BOE this year . . , an awards banquet held at Ramada Inn, May 13. Bellevue students are also being permitted to attend EHOVE Vocational School. It will be a rewarding experience to further career and training goals. flil us- Della Beasley 3 M eu el ' Diane J. Frost, 85 y PM ts? E if 'S 2 , J .l'.i.3lw, .. W A 1 ak zzssf.. --,wf:A1w,, 2 Q Ke, J., ' 5:9135 ,, fi? Liga S :F ,- W an-at . NXT 25 1 Q Sis. nswgkzgi W X, sv Y , u w - 'Sf EE? M if ,Wh J was, nw QW Em K g ., 71 nnufu. . P fi . I Q w 1 High John Boyden I 21, , JohnR.ich 5 Joe Ayers -5,7 f 1 'rfb e . ' 5' H' ' -Lwkgg.-tg' .. -1 James Martin History, Government and Economics, and Sociology make up the Social Studies program. Mr. Ayers teaches American Historyg World History is taught by Mr. Martin. Mr. Rich teaches Sociology, and Mr. Boyden and Mr. Pierce combine to instruct classes in Government and Economics. These two courses are one semester courses with study of national government and of the economic system of the nation. Mr. Boyden has his students buy the Newsweek 'magazine to help them better understand what is happening in the world now. 87 azpmre- flbwl ' ,Jaw ' zvs A S35 w,. . V ,ww-M, , I H . ,Q 'ki ' . u: , 1. , ww. ,X A .7 1 f fMS't:x?Ff-3.f1s'f A ,Z 74' HT - .5-?r..2n:'9X,e.. , ,' ,,. .SI '- .w-rw.-4 -VI. f, . x . A 1, . ' .gm umwffulau, ,fp .Jr - -' ,.r, ,,!,.,i:g1. 1-1 1fw4uQ. , ' -:E 'ly 1' ,,xHI,tgv, ,E 'Q . . -at-I-WE-N',. 4, 1,n,R,x ,n Se is 'At WL a 'UU9' ' , ri H 1' ,v' 'lv 1.- ,.' ,K YU. 'X 'A 'IJ- 'i '1 .f ' . ,,,','-Q - DJ, .. , AJ , 4.4 vw . r '- , M . -, 1 ,UxeQ'- wif' V K '?Q :. , R, QQ. .-.QQ o,,w,,,x,,,.....NL , A K fs- 3 1 ,',,-U A .M ,'w'KJ.', ,,- -wuwx-v .v3-W1- '-- K, .A ,:g:.,.'y'-ii., . -v , Q ' -,nga 11 ,,1, .f ,-X 4 , , . ,L-, .N . , , ,... Ui Y, ,R J r P 'rx if 1 Q? --x- . ,' 1- - '14 . -. f -X f . A, I X. X. . ,re - N5 'L , 'fL1Q'.5. ' - 5 T QE I' ,x-, 1 1 ,,v 3+ a . . . , K v 11-,W-'J' f' .. 4 - . 4 - i . 2 Nancy Glasgo Paul Sackett Helen Baker Ann Miller Verna Young English, taught by Nancy Glasgo, Helen Baker, Ann Miller, Paul Sackett, and Verna Young, is a very essen- tial and useful subject. The science courses give each student a wide range from which to choose. Mr. Myers explores the physical properties of the earth in Physics and Physical Science classes while Mr. Overholt opens a new world in Chem- istry to his students. Mr. Strahm teaches the basics of living things in Biology while Mr. Sheppard takes stu- dents into depth in Advanced Biology. H ZS , ,i ,S if YH' measly.: 3 , .aJE,.:..vA 3 1 -:,, 'X ' Q, Q 42 Aww Roger Sheppard 'ff Robert Overholt ef Kay Gilbert Q. -N In 1 5 I-I 1- in -u il 3', .A,.N sw. cpfliilv if ffi E: 'W :ffl FW is wx W J' ,E , J, ,g,t. g l Earl Pranke ful. fr is Raymond Parker Judy Foust n- f' Earl Leatherman Mrs. Gilbert and Miss Foust teach Home Ec. These cours- es branch off into child development, health, clothing, food, and budget management. The girls have given teas to mem- bers of the faculty and other classes as well as to Mr. Gower and members of the school board. Mr. Pranke instructs classes in Bookkeeping II, and Dis- tributive Education H. Distributive Ed. is on-the-job train- ing. Mr. Leatherman teaches Distributive Education I, Busi- ness Math, and Bookkeeping I. Industrial training is the role of Mr. Parker in the DCT classes. W ,s x lv V XX N Exp. -, ' ' a3: s'?sg' N , g7 MQ . - XNKXX f Qglfk, if Gas W, X x 'N 'n H i': f,-F-' 5 1 f 4 Mal? C00P9l' Steve Haas V S r .i A - . - M ,. - ig, M ,, 1 is -1, 5 E '. 5 l ,Z , gi ' V. asf iw' avi -A L-Q EM I . g - i Q . I fi 25' 557' 1 ' ' E y f Marthella Burrows William Madey Latin I and II areinstructed by Mary Cooper. The fun- Speech and Drama, taught by William Madey, gives damentals of pronunciation and grammar are taught in students a good opportunity to obtain poise and prepare to Spanish I, II, HI, and French I, II, III by Marthella Burrows speak before an audience. Much drill work and repetition and Steve Haas respectively. is used to establish meaningful fundamentals. 92 9 6 LaMar Zieber George Woodard L Wilbur White Under the guidance of LaMar Zieber, who teaches Algebra II and Introduction to College Math, George Woodard, who teach- es Unified Geometry, and Wilbur White, teacher of Algebra I and Senior Advanced Math, many students prepare for the future. The maintenance and up-keeping of the school are taken care of by our custodians: Eldred Heyman, and Daniel Boyer. The nutritious and state required lunches are prepared and served by: Front row.' Donna Regan, Betty Wills, Evelyn Sweet, Mildred Hulteen, and Carol Ruffing. Back row: Betty Emery, Ruth Kihn, Marie Larck, Estie Adams, and Eileen Humes. Custodians I Cafeteria Workers 93 F I . , fc.. 1- , ' 's U' -Y A ' . D Oni? x ' s T1 ' 91592 px' -1- W ,4'.f'f, -5. ' .An , A - if A L. ,- new i rw f Cf' v ' 5, ,. Student Life Much can be learned from a person's activities, for they are the re- flection of his dreams . . . his very soul. In participating, one is also learningg trying to find himself. Through his activities one may real- ize his importance as a lone individual and as an integral part of society. Photography - George Woodard 3,3 . u oz Student photographer Brian Bradford WSH 5' M... Broadway 'S Musical 'Carousel' As Julie - Evelyn Hayhow. A 'fix' in , 'Lnnkm .' :Q . 'X' Barb Wagner r Ray Cox i s As Billie - Bob Smithson. 'x ' X, i Jim Burrows Myra Fiala Q Sue Schoen Curt Stoldt This year on April 16 and 17, Bellevue Senior High School presented the musical production Carousel . Under the direc- tion of Mr. Robert Leckrone and Mr. Rich- ard Dundore, the play came to life set to the mood of the late 1800's. The plot of the story involved Julie Jor- don portrayed by Evelyn Hayhow, falling in love with Billy Bigalo portrayed by Bob Smithson. The events of the young people as they fell in love and the climaxing point of Billy Bigalo's death led to a moving per- formance. Supporting characters included Barb Wagner, Jim Burrows, Myra Fiala, Sue Schoen, and Ray Cox. Mr. Roger Gerhardstein, director of Choreography helped provide another en- joyable feature of the program. Dancers appeared during the June is Busting Out all over scene and during the Blow High Blow Low scene. Many beautiful songs were sung during the play. They included, If I Loved You , When I Marry Mr. Snow , My Boy Bill , You'll Never Walk Alone , and June Is Busting Out All Over. hh Choreographer, Rog Gerhardstein. wnaw1,,. Several others must be accredited for their superb work the performance. The production crews, and the 4 were very invaluable to the production. As the curtain closed for the last time, many were made and Carousel became a truly successfu production. TOP AND MIDDLE LEFT: Directors Mr. Leckrone and Mr. Dundore lool over the scripts for last-minute changes. TOP RIGHT: Student director and production crew played a tremendous part in the success of Carousel. MIDDLE RIGHT: Selected students from the orchestra provided the back ground music. 98 Publications - Excellence in Journalism DIAL - N ODJA - BLADE A WARD BEST IN LE TTERPRESS DIVISION 'Ji 5 RIGHT: Brian Bradford, Vicki Schaefer, Cherie Morrison, and Margaret Sbema work to achieve perfection in the DIAL. Vicki, Cherie, and Kris Imke fabsentl served as Editors of the Award- Winning DIAL, and Margaret and Brian photographed pic- tures to add excellence to the publication. f.1.i:.L:s?A !h . , w uf 99 fi, ABOVE: Other members of the DIAL staff in- clude: Steve Adams, Ray Cox, Beverly Mygrant, and Diane Kistler. Q UILL 62 SCROLL New members, Vicki Schaefer and Debbie Fritz receive their Q 8: S pins and cards as Margaret Sberna and Julie Detlefsen look on. Margaret and Julie became members during their Junior year. Debbie serves as Editor of the COMET and Vicki, Margaret and Julie are actively involved in both publications. Comet - Prepares for Publzcatzon '71 COMET STAFF MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE STAFF: Deborah Fritz, Editor, Julie Detlefsen, Vicki Schaefer, Mary Jo Meyers, Ramona Chumley, Ginger Andrews, Kathy Koechley, Margaret Sberna, Cathy Linn, Myra Fiala, Marie Boogher, Kim Campbell, Judy Duncan, Kathy Bloom, Rachael Dodson, and Ray Ann Far- rington. JUNIOR ASSISTANTS: Pam Gil- bert, Elaine Humphreys, Stephanie Jennings, Ron Straley, Marta Tidwell, and Karen Geiger. RIGHT: Mrs. Beasley, Advisor, Debbie Fritz, Editor, and Margaret Sbema discuss a press- ing matter as the COMET prepares for press. ABOVE: Myra Fiala Julie Detlefsen Kathy Koechley Ray Ann Farrmgton Margaret Sbema Karen Pam Gilbert, and Debbie Fritz all take a moment to browse through some of the pictures that will appear in t yearbook. MRS. DELA BEASLEY, Advisor for both the COM- ET and the DIAL, has excelled in the field of jour- nalism. She has ardently advised the BSHS publica- tions since 1969. Her accomplishments include: a Very Good on the 1969 COMET, the BLADE Award on the DIAL of 1971, and B + on the 1970 COMET as rated by the National Scholastic Year- book Service. Mrs. Beasley deserves much credit and admiration for the publications she had produced at BSHS. gf' 319. u QM ' . I, i ,K x i Y Y Q 3 - -. - K N i ..., V Y we , ..., ABOVE: Ron Straley, Elaine Humphreys, Karen Geiger, Pam Gilbert, and Debbie Fritz plan and organize pages to be sent to the publisher for the 1971 COMET. 101 ABOVE: Ramona Chumley and Rachael Dodson express delight over a shipment being sent to press. 5 - I CHARACTER - Q T fSCHO 198 in M5 pls XX. CH ACT. r SCHDL SH KJ . l. - ,575 I' rf f rlaeligarsrm sr 2 TOP PICTURE: Seniors who became members of the National Honor and Pam Schmitz. BOTTOM PICTURE: Juniors inducted into the Society pictured with their advisor, Mr. David Cress include: NHS include: KSTANDINGJ Ed Burr, Robert Dubbert, Kathie Siesel, ISTANDINGQ James Steinke, Debbie Hart, Camille Krouse, Evelyn Mr. Cress, Advisor, Judy Lepley, Pamela Nevin, Christine Scagnetti, Hayhow, Peggy McConnell, James Burrows, ISEATEDj Sue Valko, Jeff Moyer, KSEATEDJ Patricia Martin, Linda Serraino, Collette Margaret Sberrra, David Danklefsen, Debbie Harper, Chris Orerrrran, HaSSe1baCh,Jane Larnanna, Cynthia Lepley, and Debra Helber- 102 5 New Members Inducted Into ational Honor Society pr if CHARA CTER On May 4, 1971, the old members of the Alfred Ross Chapter of the National Honor Society inducted into its membership 12 Seniors and 13 Juniors, in an impressive candle-light ceremony. Guest speaker for the initiation was Mrs. Bemadine Gilman, Bellevue City Solicitor, who spoke on the topic of In the Month of May. TOP PICTURE: The new inductees sincerely watch as they await the pledge that will officially admit them as members into the NHS. BOTTOM PICTURE: Members of the National Honor Society who were inducted in 1970 conducted the initiation ceremony for the new members include: KSTANDINGJ Gary Ledman, Susan Schoen, Melis- sa Eaton, Richard Schart, Mr. Cress, Advisorg Mark Loudenslagel, Barbara Lepley and Cheryl Nation. KSEA TEDI Kristine Siesel, Julie Detlefsen, Susan Bertsch, Deborah Fritz, Barbara Wagner, Debra Bums, and Karen Scagnetti. an Mr LaMar Zleber make plans for a futur Students Sell Candy RIGHT: Advisors, Mr. Wilbur White ut d . ' f f N l . . . . . g meetmg. BELOW' H1-Y Officers displayln boxes of A1-nold's Peanut Brittle for their an- nual sale. SEATED, President Rich Schart STANDING, Steve Koch, Vice-Presidentg Bifl Barrett, Secretaryg Jim Burrows, Chaplain: and Gary Ledman, Treasurer. 104 BGCA Entertained by Talented Choraliers ,441 n Q-J S. 'ff TOP LEFT: Molly Ryan smiling happily at Barb Lepley as she assumes the responsibility as the 1971-72 President of B.G.C.A. TOP RIGHT: BGCA Officers, ILEFT TO RIGHT? Pam Schmitz, Treasurerg Molly Ryan Vice- Presidentg Barb Lepley, Presidentg and Vicki Gower, Secretary.CEN'I'ER: Mothers and daughters listen enthusiastically as BSHS Choraliers entertain for the annual Mother- Daughter Banquet. LEFT: Advisors Mrs. Baker and Miss Glasgo smiling gaily as they are honored at the annual affair. RIGHT: Members of the FTA gather to compare notes during one of the club's meetings. BELOW' GAA Officers join Miss Allan and Mrs. Pendleton, Advi- sors, at the balance bars. They are: ILEFT T0 RIGHTJ Chris Scagnetti, Secretaryg Ellen Schmitz, Treasurerg Vicki Gower, Presidentg and Kathy Hillman, Vice-President. f Active Days for GAA 'ers f I I ir r Ks. sw wi irq .rex asf 1 an in l gr 'TP r w TZ 'P'-, ffielirig .'fQQw LEFT: FTA Officers, KSEATEDJ Debbie Harper, Secretaryg KSTANDINGJ Kris Sie- sel, Presidentg Jane Lamana, Historiang Karen Scagnetti, Vice-President and Sue Polley, Treasurer, listen attentatively as Mrs. Miller, Advisor, explains an impor- tant phase ofthe club. BELOW: GAA Girls enjoy the opportunity to let loosen through active participation in intramural sports. -1 3- TOP LEFT: Chemistry assistant, Elaine Schneider perfects an important experiment. TOP RIGHT: Mr. explains a question during a meeting of the Science Club. ABOVE: Science Club Officers, Ray Ann resentativeg Kathy Bloom, Treasurerg Mike Passarello, Vice-Presidentg Marta Tidwell, Secretaryg and Frank President, gather to watch an experiment. 108 Students Display at Art Show fq z ' A ' , asf LS A lfilitl' 's A . RIGHT: The Art Club prepares for an annual art show, pictured are: Mr. Hecker, Advisorg Kathy Ferres, Sherman, Theresa Klein, and Janet Leonard. ABOVE: Art Club officers gather for a look at the work of a They are: Mr. Robert Hecker, Advisorg Joyce Sherman, Vice-Presidentg Colette Hoffman, Senior Class ativeg Janet Leonard, Secretaryg Keith Dick, Treasurerg and KSEA TED! Kathy Ferres, President. 109 1 I , , ' i 5 all NJ' Q ABOVE: CBOE H Officers assemble for a word or two. They are, ILEFT T0 RIGHTj Jane Spencer, Presidentg Jean Spencer, Vice-Presi- dentg Karen Tidwell, Secretaryg Vicky Baptis- ta, Treasurer, Mr. Frost, Advisorg and Pat Bogner, Historian. RIGHT: SBOE I Officers work to complete decorations for the BOE Banquet. They are, ILEFT TO RIGHTQ Sally Weilnau, Presidentg Suzanne Henney, Vice- Presidentg Marta Tidwell, Historian, Mrs. Thompson, Advisorg Linda Smith, Treasurerg and Vicky Payne, Parliamentarian. wi ff .Lx 110 Bellevue BOE Awarded State I OE Charter LEFT: SBOE II Officers take time out to rest a moment from their busy day. KLEFT TO RIGHTJ STANDING, Debbra Nuby, Historiang Cathy Linn, Treasurerg Janet Raifsnider, Par- liamentariang Paula Dick, Vice- Presidentg and Mrs. Zimmer- man, Advisor. SEATED: Rober- ta Weilnau, Presidentg and Char- lotte Parsons, Secretary. BE- LOW: CBOE I Officers perform secretarial duties under the su- pervision of Mrs. Beasley, Advi- sor. KLEFT TO RIGHT1 BACK ROW? Velda Ballew, Treasurerg Mrs. Beasleyg Rita Englehart, Presidentg Chris Haffey, Histori- an. FRONT ROW' Judy Heath, Vice-Presidentg and Arlene Keefe, Secretary. First annual chapter awards banquet held at Ramada Inn, Sandusky, May 13. RIGHT: FHA Advisors, Miss Foust and Mrs. Gilbert discuss plans for a future activity of the club. BELOW: FHA Officers, Collete Hoffman, Presidentg Linda Joseph, Vice-Presidentg Barbara Roth, Secretary, Denise Capizzi, Treasurer, Cindy Adams, Parliamentariang and Judy Francis, Newsreporter. BELOW RIGHT: Math Club Officers, Mark Miller, Vice-President, Sue Schoen, Pro- gram Chairman 5 Ray Reinhart, Sec.-Treas.g and Jim Steinke, President. M -i : ' V. T iii ' W ' 1 W -C I'.' 5' N is I 1 . . Vi 1 . ffm I M K 3 ' -, , si. 17 Q C' if J' vii. ' 1 - ' i -fi -.ff-'Q' 7 . 'Tl , f Y' . al ' Y F15 ff Y mgif iii W XII 2 1 A f? ffxx ,iw li l . :- - i . ' f ' . .4 - ,.... ., lg... 1 5... :I I ,Q 3 L -: -S. Vgigeiw PFEFK V: ' .f ' ' ' 'J . T , . V, . , , 1 , - ,,- 7 :V 2 ,.. 'K r 'V 4 . , - ...zgf fiuiiffg., . ' ' 'V ' gi N1 ' L:-:'. ' . ., . . - , .'.1'f'C'.?. .4 ' V ,, -1 : ' 'iigffffh f ' 11- if- Ik v i? l4f5,Q5X'ul'l' f z - .-'Y i-if affix -f.. .ff -, ' ' ' +-' '. :'zX'fig I , -- lik 6 '- OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Debbie Hart adjusts the flower she presented to Steve Koch prior to the Sadie Hawkins Dance. TOP RIGHT: Rick Danklef- sen was proclaimed the winner of the Pie-Eat- ing Contest. Did you get indigestion, Rick? BOTTOM: Bill Cramer, Jill Kihn, Tricia Meyers, and Dave Redd display approriate costumes for the annual Sadie Hawkins get- together. IF 112 Sadie Hawkins Pays Tribute to BSHS Ili H i .X fi Wifi 4 'Mi' 'A . , .ia i1,1,.xH - 23? 4 H ' Y S4 :ghd 18553 1247 C7 113 BSHS Seniors are annually honored at many parties, but the first one staged this year was given by Don Harkleroad, of Don's Pizza Shop. The Seniors on this page all celebrated to the tune of Don's hospitality. Pictured are: RIGHT, Jane Beilerg MIDDLE, Pam Schmitz and Phil Cloudg BOTTOM RIGHT, Mark Bollinger and Evelyn Hayhowg and BOTTOM LEFT is Bif Barrett. OPPOSITE PAGE: TOP: Talented Judy Lepley performed as ac- companist as the BSHS Choraliers entertained many of the area people at concerts and gatherings. BOTTOM: The a Capella Choir and BSHS Sopho- more Choir combined efforts to successfully present this yearls annual Pop Concert. Photography, B. Bradford if .sr .odfdg -- figure, Neem Q we ' Q Q Z 0 Q' Q,'Q:Q:j fir hiv Q1 4 a ' ' Q ,l..l,.l, 0 . QI ,' Q I 11 Spring Pops Concert Given . '1- I 'n .4 - W . X -X .1 X 3 awk, ru y 3 M fb 1.w,..fg mf Q: xg ., f P1353 1, N, . f , ,iz 2 'A 5. . 1, , A 'x ,w s ey' ' . A 6, .-.-.-- 4 , , .A --3 an . . 311' H Lf. - , , , ' M ., if - -4255: ' ' ' X A .1565 M-f.x,M . F2359 N' A ' t - . 3 H a- -'z ' ' - f H h v, PT 2 ' awww , '1 v , ' A ' ' , 1 . 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X J 'HSEQQSW' H H H W ,W ww H - Wig, nal X J 1 5 Students Strive for J L X x I 1:- asain! rh. WE up NW .5 i f V 1 X H if I, at 4 V 1 I ...K 4' ,' E M' . s A 4 wt '. uperiority by Competition 1 K X :::: : fda i I7 L la '.. , N X -. 1 I e ' 'i 'QQQE-'JT- 'Q'-', Nw-.,1 H l l-7i.-.---f Q F asa! 23' V 1 if ,f 119 4.: I OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Juniors, Salley Weilnau, Diane Gerhard- stein, and Linda Corrado, Seniors: Charlotte Parsons, Linda Cooper, and Janet Raifsnider participated in the Regional IOE Contests on Feb. 6 at Vanguard Vocational Center in Fremont, Ohio. TOP RIGHT.' Kathy Mc Carthy became 1971's Spelldown Champ by correctly spelling the word phenomenon . MIDDLE LEFT: 1971 Vocabulary Down winner - Julie Detlefsen poses with runners-up Eu Burr and Mark Spencer. MIDDLE RIGHT: FFA Parliamentary Procedure winners of4Gold Star Award. SEATED: Bruce Yingling. STANDING: Mark Andrews, Gerard Schnei- der, Greg Strebel, John Good, Bob Francis, Denny Didion, Paul Zeiber, and Ron Koehler. BOTTOM LEFT: The four BOE Presidents: STAND- ING, Rita Englehart, CBOE Ig and Roberta Weilnau, SBOE H. KNEEL- ING: Jane Spencer CBOE II: and Sally Weilnau SBOE I. BOTTOM RIGHT: D. E. Student-of-the-Year Award is presented to Rachael Dod- son by Mr. Earl Pranke as Mr. Earl Leatherman looks on. LEFT: The Work Study Program students outline reports as Mrs. Graham helps out. They are: Bill Scott, Rose Raifsnider, and Melinda Baker. Physics Students A . ff 120 Blast-Uffa Mini-Rocket Q,,'.,.1.m if A2 .31 53,324 ' f???i'rz:lf'iiff ' The weather was perfect . . . the proper ingredients were used . . . The time had come for knowledgeable senior students guided by the scientific, technical mind of their teacher, Mr. Myer to do their thing! The moment arrived, the countdown . . , 4,3,2,1 blast- off . , . success is expressed by all the faces shown in a pictoral of the event as captured by the artist- ry of student photographer, Brian Bradford, shown at the left. 121 -,gnu Library Club ABOVE: Various members of the Library Club strive to keep the works of BSHS Library smooth and orderly. ABOVE RIGHT: Kathy Bloom, Li- brary Club President, searches for materials as Mrs. Wagar, Advisor, and Julie Detlefsen, Vice-President confer. RIGHT: Students pause to ad- mire the display in the library showcase. MEMBERS OF THE 1971 LIBRARY CLUB INCLUDE: Kathy An- drews, Betty Austin, Sue Binger, Kathy Bloom, Pam Canode, Paula DeLuca, Julie Detlefsen, Ray Ann Farrington, Karen Fomey, Sharon Forney, Deb Gardner, Linda Hoffman, Sheila Jewett, Jeanette Johnson, Barbara Keefe , Mary Krupp, Marianne Ladd, Charmaine Lee, Penny Loose, Robin Malcolm, Gary Manasco, Carla Manos, Nancy Martinez, Carol Mays, Mary Jo Meyers, Melody Miller, Wendy Mitchell, Kathy O'Brien, Mary Shelley, Pam Sherman, Emie Sidoti, Rose Stein, Alice Volmer, Jane Weber, and Kim Whaley. Mrs. Wagar was the advisor. ' Recipient of the Library Award. 122 Ex pw- Thespians Provide Entertainment MEMBERS OF THESPIANS INCLUDE: STANDING ILEFT TO RIGHT1 Jane Beiler, Roger Lindsey, Rick Schart, Mark Loudenslagel, Curt Stoldt, Jim Steinke, Mr. William Madey, Advisorg Bob Smithson, Steve Koch, Bruce Roth, Debbie Hart, Ray Cox, and John Dowell. SEATED: Sue Schoen, Evelyn Hayhow, Linda Joseph, and Karen Scagnetti. I if' Vt Q' 'Sv . .u Q L, F 123 Girls Excel in Intramural Sports RIGHT: PADDLE BADMINTON CHAMPS STANDING KLEFT TO RIGHTQ Marlene Claus, Donna Farm- er, Vicki Schaefer, Peggy Solander. KNEELING ILEFT TO RIGHTQ Ka- thy Shelley, Vickie Metzger, Pam Fritz, and Debbie Burns. BELOW: SOFT- BALL CHAMPS STANDING ILEFT TO RIGHT! Cherie Williams, Jessica Chapman, Molly Ryan, and Charmaine Shaner. KNEELING KLEFT TO RIGHTQ Chris Scagnetti, Jane Laman- na, Marta Tidwell, and Stacey Reitz. Y' lf RFQ' gi-fn 5 X , Q' lui, 'G' YN YZ? , il? W5 ' lfuf 4 ' ..1AyP ' 'H-T 4 Competition Ins tilts Stamina LEFT: CHAMPIONSHIP BASKETBALL TEAM members include Missy Eaton, Pam Schmitz, Tandi Shannon, and Patty Wilson. BELOW: VOLLEYBALL CHAMPS pose for a picture before encountering an opposing team. They are, STANDING, Mary Ann Widner, Debbie Pollock, Becky Walters, Missy Eaton, and Debbie Harper. KNEELING: Tandi Shannon, Marie Ramon, Melissa Leonard, and Barb Lepley. O ,yr reef' -'er'-f 125 Championship Winners! RIGHT: CHAMPIONSHIP VOLLEYBALL TEAM rests for a moment. Members include: STANDING KLEFT TO RIGHTJ Becky Wal- ters, Mary Ann Widner, Missy Eaton, Debbie Harper, and Barb Lepley. KNEELING: Deb- bie Haxt, Elaine Schneider, Melissa Leonard, and Marie Ramon. LEFT BELOW' Myra Fi- ala and Barb Lepley celebrate after winning BADMINTON DOUBLES Championship. RIGHT BELO W: Kris Siesel and Missy Eaton pause for a rest after winning the PING- PONG DOUBLES Championship. ,--., ls Q . E' 'QQ fgmuisnl lllllhffiii G.A.A. Awards Excellence X 1 Missy Eaton was the recipient of the 1971 G.A.A. Award. This is presented to the senior girl who has accumulated .the most points by in the BSHS intramural program. Missy has excelled in every offered to girls. She is an excellent sportsman and is very deserving of award. Congratulations to Missy! 127 ,F -?, RIGHT: Pam Schmitz and Kim Campbell ponder over which record is most appropriate for the next dance. BELOW: Cherie Morrison and Mr. Her- bert Wolfe chat while Mr. Wolfe was filling in as chemistry and physics teacher while Mr. Myers had a leave of absence. ...,x .Q 128 6' TOP LEFT: Bob Tinnel and Vicki Sbema make use of the reference materials provided by the library. TOP RIGHT: The BSHS Library serves as a refuge for many students. LEFT: Deb Fulton and Chris Baker display their skills at the ping-pong table. U DER CLASS E From morning 'til evening our days are con- sumed with study, work, rest, play and talk. Moments and hours of concentration are spent gaining knowledge for the future. During these school days filled with bafflement and insight, we pause for a pleasure-filled moment. EP f. g 'sw ROW 1: Cindy Adams, Connie Andrews, Mark Andrews, Kathy Andrews, Roger Andrews, Bill Artino, Tony Artino, Lynn Au- ble. ROW 2: Christine Baker, Valerie Baldwin, Jay Ball, Velda Ballew, John Balok, Victoria Barnett, Carl Barton, John Bat- telline. ROW 3: Rosemary Bau- man, James Baur, Greg Beamer, Jim Beasley, Richard Bilbrey George Billy, David Bolhler, Gary Bogner. ROW 4: Larry Bogner, Kaye Bollenbacker, Robert Bondy, Pat Bowers, Da- vid Branco, Bev Brown, Paul Brugnone, Dave Buck. Juniors S triue in Craft TOP: A Junior student uses his hands skillfully. fan w er, 4 ' .. . N N X A jf' A 5 2' X. X rf' -, A , . , ' 3 I' ,r i i rv 5: i t 2, as -if X ' ,X A ' X liz. ,A QQ ' x L it , an if I -is 2 Q , L- 1 1, 1 1 1 la Y 'S ' g R r V , H Q xx 3' 1 XM X- if ali I ' lv V ii u rns r , X d Typing Excellence -as , A , 1:1 , . 'T' il L xi !.. S x L V r ,vi W lx 1 I 1 NI R 45. 1 tx . Y sw O ' F Q, Y . , it f ' 1 - - K , ,b . . 'TB f' 5 jf X 'Q ' ., . .f - S B 4 . V, P X , ya gg, j -1- W' Q- , ., A A, ,' A h MI ls. .L K l fi' N .1 5' X lrvg l tl A X 4. , I V - li mi X X-4 lla if gk - .- -f , i Z g J - R f M ----, x. 415 are q w 133 ROW 1: David Burke, Ed Burr, Matthew, Janice Burson, Mark Butz. ROW 2: Bev Canode, Diane Casey, Jessica Chapman, Doug Clark, Ruth Cloud. ROW 3: Timothy Connors, Mike Cook, Richard Coombs, Dorothy Cooper, Linda Corrado. ROW4: Vickey Crawford, Chris Crosby, Eileen Daniels, El- len Daniels, Jim Daniels. ROW 5: Tom Daniels, Cathy Davenport, Marlene Dean, Paula DeLuca, Mark Dietzel. ROW 6: Mary Donahue, Bob Dubbert, Dan Duff, Dottie Dumas, Bonnie Edwards. ROW 7: Cindy Egan, Diane Ei- senhauer, Marcia Elfring, Rita Engelhart, Paul Evert. ROW8: John Falter, Cathy Ferres, Bill Fisher, Terry Folk, Keith Fox. BELO W: Marcia Vickery Exercises dexterity in the CBOE I block. K... ,.... rs, , , l:ff.,w1:,ffe:i.., i ii H, w.i1,peEfv:+' -' J' -'N ' ' U52 viklsfiiiifvizswe' 1 N 5s1rf'?',i2? l 'w u W ' ' Ya. ,v f ' 1 ' , L, W, A I f Be, f ,, -iz , -4- 11- - . .. .,., . .... if .4 li 5 3 2 7. W H N .,. me-J ei- F i f it 1 ' J '4' w '!, in !E5N,,, Y - Q., ' gun - - --1.15- H ai. fet y ,EE Q.: K , 4 f- X V A , e I wi i, N ' Q ., , ,,. A S fi M I A J ,J 'J at -' ' ' -,:- . ,, W 1 :., - A W A Q fi: , ,r :-: l ,gi , 1 - w -vw ww - '- We w if 5 fi'-'tint-' -'-.:.2 S:I - - ti J ki , Q A - ga lf- J J J L fff V -- - . H S' - :Q . --. H . we E A Y H ' f f J , liliil ,:5 J ,,', I J' gl- 'V . Af , EEE EE: A-4' H ,. J ' J ROW 1: Jerry Francis Robert Francis Pam Fritz Deborah Fulton Debra Gardner, Gary Garman, Karen Geiger, Pam Gerber, Diane Gerhardstein, Richard Gibson. ROW 2: Pam Gilbert, Mike Green, Margaret Griffith, Becky Grimm, Pamela Gumbert, James Haar, Dennis Hakenburg, Christine Haffey, Janice Hahn, Jeanie Haigh. ROW3: Lois Halcomb, Diane Hammersmith, Larry Hartzell, Colette Hasselbach, Dave Heal, Judy Heath, Debra Helber, Suzanne Henney, Barry Henricks, Rick Hettel. ROW 4: Patricia Heuring, David Hey- man, Dale Hildreth, Bill Hire, Diane Hire, Janice Holmer, Kathy Howard, Rick Huffer, Sharon Huffer, Elaine Humphries. Janet Hahn and Velda Ballew pause for a moment of thought. 134 ,,-. L J .1 ,,, R J f , -Me .,- . -Tw ia .i -fi! Y, 4 ie- ,, .SS 'S IFJ WT ie fi?-Y , wi .UF ,X Age ,,, , ii .relic ' 'H' Er l i . .Ex l iii 2 lai A w F ugzuz I L rw H l - 6 ,.,, --1- Q- A -mx.. 4-1 . ' - 1.9, A K W. fqx - f wjf - .ff V..-A , 'V '-cf-and -- ' ,i.. - Officers Extend Leadership L , . ,Z Y , . ,fi If E 1 4 A All Y e .1 pg ,K i A- '11 , .JJ , . ' . I - Nw 21 wg , r i' .. J J I e'e:,W 5 J ' H Mig 1' HK '. It 1 .- of ' J e ' QQ 'A , v-5 .. 1, . il N -he, ti x . '. 3 9 Y ' K 4 ' 'ff . in X QA rs vi K .r,,,.,.,, s , new , ,I X 1.-ff rs -Q. re , l ff, ...,.. bn .... . 4 , .x. me mf an , . K :.. s.sl fn' Q- 1 Y 1 1 5: if . glnfwegf VZE WEB? 'R liiTVSeQig! S , :ii p al- sf QS L ROW 1: Stephanie Jennings, Gabriele Kath, Arlene Keefe, Dennis Kirwan, Susan Kissick. ROW 2: Doug Klein, Mi- chelle Knoderer, Tom Koechley, Eric Konst, Jeff Kovacs. ROW3: Jane Lamana, Kathy Lawrence, George Leinbaugh, Vivian Leinbaugh, Janet Leonard. ROW 4: Cynthia Leply, Judy Leply, Doug Lindsey, Roger Lindsey, Eugene Linton. ROW 5: Mike Long, Eugene Manlet, Ann Marsh, Mary Beth Martin, Pat Martin. ROW 6: Greg Martinez, Nancy Martinez, Cindy May, Jeff Mazzaferri, Barbara Meyers. ROW 7: Greg Mira, Bobbie Moffett, Debra Morgan, Josie Mott, Jeff Moyer. ROW8: Martha Moyer, Robert Murphy, Beth Musser, Beberly Mygrant, Chuck Natole. TOP RIGHT: Class Officers: Mike Schoen, President, Dave Redd, Vice-President, Pat Nelson, Secretary. J y itii J J or ff sf: 1 ' ii fe 5 Q A.A: 5 -' -- ' k Y, , , W v , . ' i i , e l -.--: , ' N 'A M C . f 1 , i, 3, A l , h , 1 - - A L- ' x .A 'J . 7 1 it . 4 3 .' V' wi 'X J 3 -, -gs Q 1 s . .lA w , .H J' 'Ri J' il J M it ' N -, 'E-J , xixffeeir -L Fw p X . 5 J' 'J i .. f P. , 'N ,. ' ' P F 'J 'Q is -it . if , ii as - Q 2 J -R ,. HF., it. N It ' V E il K I 'VQQ ' ' f q - 'EJ' xi, f L ua N Q 'N ig? :': xii in 'A ui .a l i?-V J! ,QQ D M Q ROW 1: Pat Nelson, Cheryl Newman, Pam Nevin, Thom Nigro, Vickie Norman, Karen O'Neil, Keith Oney, Suzette Palm. ROW2: William Parsons, Vickie Payne, John Penza, Carol Phillips, Delmas Pincard, Joyce Pittenger, Deborah Pocock, Connie Pocock. ROW 3: Sue Polley, Jim Queen, Rosemary Raifsnider, Ron Ray, Dave Redd, Mary Reiderman, Dan Reilly, Stacy Reitz. ROW 4: Monica Ricci, Diane Roser, Barb Roth, Steve Roth, Jim Ruppert, Molly Ryan, Pete Sackett, Stephanie Sanders. ROW 5: Grace Sberna, Chris Scagnetti, Cindy Schaff, Dan Schaefer, Rosemary Schindley, Ellen Schmitz, Jill Schneider, Ken Schneider, Margo Schneider. 136 1 fl ABOVE: Kathy Siesel, Pat Huering, Linda Serraino, and Pam Nevin study hard in Biology class. f x 1 V, - dw ESM? , FZ: Intelligence Is i a t yy Extended at BSHS 5 W -'f. 1 5 ill 'i 1 n Ll fri, Q i . . -- ' 1' 115 ,Y wg. I N . gb, ' I, . ' ' Q-il ' ' in X . J v , ' . , 5 :ff . - H Yrs. 1 X -7' A i L Y s Q Six K 'J k- ' -'L' R' 1 ' fi - i ll gf . , fr. . M 4 , X H 'Yr Q S! lx 'if' 1 ' ' 3,72 - . -al Ii ' , , i. N l .,. , A A. L ' - N is N I I V, ,Z .T M 4 , I J N .1 i , ' Q ' -, ,' - kz ., l If 1 ,. r l , i i ' S --1 - jf . .I 'l i J Q 5 x lg Q if A lx J Axqir i iii fy 1 hi :Il if fl X ti t ' get -- 'H 137 ROW I: Nancy Schneider, Patricia Schneider, Mike Schoen, ROW 2: Bill Scott, Steve Segna, Robert Selveyi ROW 3: Linda Serraino, Lucy Setchel, Charmaine Shaner. ROW 4: Kim Sharp, Jackie Shelley, Ka- thy Shelley. ROW 5: Emie Sidoti, Greg Siesel, Kathy Siesel. ROW6: Martha Sie- gel, Fred Skulina, Bonnie Slemrnons, Susan Smetzer, Darlene Smith, Doug Smith, Gary Smith, Linda Smith. ROW 7: Stan Smith, Peggy Solander, Terri Soule, Tim Soule, Mark Spencer, Curt Stoldt, Ron Straley, Greg Strebel. TOP PICTURE: Students make use of the beautiful library at BSI-IS . Q U, 'Q we 51 an Q H i A xg' , -,' Ll I If 5 gf ' . R 7, 5 sf - ' ,WLM 4 551 , , il '1 ' I ,N . M Yz nv X , A FL 'f-: LQQJL . X ' . ll V' 1 ,X L :ffl-R wt-I W ,N x X ' i i..,,xass , V ah h S. 6 . -A wav Q MJ Q V 1- i f x '51 ,Mg K K T s, ,- M N 49, X 1 s 3, ROW 1: Jerry Strock, Elaine Swartz, Colleen Sylvester, George Sylvester, Nick Sylvester, Mike Ted- hams, Danny Thomas. ROW 2: Roxanne Thompson, Tim Thompson, Marta Tidwell, Bill Tuttamore, Jim Tyree, Ronald Van Demark, Linda Varnes. ROW 3: Dovie Varney, Marsha Vickery, Sue Wassie, Tereda Weaver, Rich Weilnau, Kim Whaley, Mike Widner. ROW 4: Bill Wilder, Cheryl Williams, Sue Williams, Gordon Wolf, Annette Wollenslagel, Jeryl Yundt, Robert Zeller. ROW 5: Paul Zieber, Carl Zilch. l l 138 s1 1 Class of '72 Antzczpates a Better Tomorrow 7, gr' if i A J, l i , ' S . wzwfsz, ,1 . ,- , Q11 Muir' ooo' Bef-ies: - if ' ,gf ,EM ..,sw:s:,w- 4vf,',.szrfmziffi l l ,UH M ' ,, , ,M1uef,i.A+le fsf?'ifszrszrfw:1F',flwzsswanmlk, Qi ,,',',,,ssl ss 'f :ggi-W: or will' l 'X W i l3g5zg2,fii?4liefsgSiiA22r-q 'Q T T H T rrro to ' N5 :T E : ,gE?'f ' ' 1 PICTURE: Mrs. Beasley helps Rita Englehart solve a prob- BOTTOM LEFT: David Penza, Louis Perkins, and Gene Man- in C-BOE I, while Chris Haffey is progressing at work. let listen intently to a class demonstration. BOTTOM RIGHT: Pots and pans are a must in Home Ec. course. Fir Sophomores Work Laboriously , ,M -. --- ey ms, . , . ug M a Q m Y I :A ' 'iz ' -' X ' ig i 3 if , f li! Q V' 1 R Fi Q r I as Qi l ff. P Wi' M i lg Y- -ig: Fee-f-:--- H- 5? ,- - ---E ..7 -. -1:-.-, F, ,S ,, , . 5 g l li i q ,s EW 53 v F i - Q. SF rl X' W - mi 'L Y w , n , J' -:sv ff .-,M 11 ,E a .-L.:.f.: 3 li! ,, y My ,.., N ,J is 'S . nv. X V Xu I 1 , B in .,. ROW 1: Melanie Adams, Jane Aigler, Mark Aigler, Terry Aldrich, Terri Al- lan, Joanne Alt, Dale Andrews, Dean Andrews, Dennis Andrews, Gary An- drews. ROW 2: Pat Artino, Christine Baker, Doug Baker, Margaret Baker, Gary Ballard, Chuck Baptista, Mary Lou Barnes, Vem Barnes, Greg Barr, Tom Beoddy. ROW 3: Mike Beeberick, Jeff Berger, Don Berkey, Jeff Bick- hart, Wayne Bickley, Bob Bilbrey, Susan Binger, Richard Binsack, James Binting, Peggy Birkline. ROW 4: Reggie Boles, Pat Boogher, Dennis Boyer, Richard Briggs, Don Brugnone, Dale Brutcher, Steve Buck, Daniel Burck- hart, Daniel Bush, Pamela Canode. RIGHT: Colleen French enjoys creating new styles in her Home Bc. course. V ,V ,,.., mi! , - ' .. ,.1, E4 N li., y q 1 Q.. ?- 'Hx 1 Es-M in ..,.grH,,,! 1 , ,v..h. ,. , H -.,,:,...un.asi-ge ,IW M, 140 .i i ix L K 612 1 H CLASS OFFICERS LEAD THE WAY ABOVE: Class Officers: Jim Martin, President, Jim Seymour, Vice-Presi- dent: Colleen Grote, Secretary, Lee-Ann Sackett, Treasurer. ROW 1: Ed Carbaugh, George Carter, Lynne Carter, Paula Castilla, Dan Clapp, ROW2: Ron Clapp, Mark Cole, Melissa Connors, Donald Cook, Della Crecelius. ROW 3: Debbie Crotty, John David, Mike De Luca, Sandy De Jean, David De Luca. ROW 4: Steve Dendinger, Leslie Diehr, Bill Dillon, Sue Dominy, John Dowell. ROW5: Lynn Eberhard, Evan Ebersole, Kathy Englund, Dean Estep, Carol Evert. ROW 6: Terry Evert, David Falter, Jim Falter, Jerry Fazio, Tom Felder. ROW 7: Carol Ferguson, Nancy Foos, Karen Forney, Sharon Fomey, Theresa Fox. ROW 8: Colleen French, Jim Frisch, Judy Gantt, Terri Gardner, Janet Gerhardstein. SUCCESS IS THE FRUIT OF THOUGHT 21.51. ROW 1: Tom Gilbert, Bruce Gower, Charles Grassi, There- sa Grassi, Vicki Grassi, Craig Green. ROW 2: Sue Green, Sheree Greene, Lois Griffin, Lydia Griffin, Richard Grimm Colleen Grote. ROW3: Kathy Hammersmith, Martha Han- ,gkig I ...5,.,. w i f. L . wil l , . ., 'gf Q J . x i-, T nzll , ,,, , ? , ,,,, ' --fa . V . :--i Q 5 . , .,,,., ,. .2,,. , . . A. ix , le v . il hiir ,h h, g is at im fs- - . A, ee as . --f c,. 1 ,. i P, .. u Ii gi, ,. ii. 4, . 1 .- . gi, V , rr: M... I H w rf -sf 5 .-525, ae , 1 S . 4' u Ji ' .I .. ' v 4 I . w N i .5 i - we - .,,, - , - - v i 'V 'Tl . FZ' ' 5 E - . . - i. l ',-5E 1,. iw--:'1 . ry I 4- 1 i ' ,A ' 1 A H' v I 9 rt 5 M' ' . ,. I il I lp., V It in ,,,r I M W U ,, I 5.1 I , J V .... ',1a., H . r ,,,,rr M -g i me fy i J if E ,Q TX ! If ir. H . U K 1 r f ' eieee yi r agi le, 'lik K' I J r I ,f ee' . X . f jx 'QE V f x V: xi? r tl , G L e L iff PW . ' ' ' . WR 1' Ak . ,M sen, Cindy Harmon, Roger Hartzel, Cathy Hatfield, Jo Ann Hay. ROW 4: Mary Beth Hayward, Diane Henney, Gail Henry, Deborah Herman, Steve Herman, Dave Hildreth. ROW 5: Tom Hill! Linda Hoffman, Joanne Holmer, Willie Hopkins, Ross Irons, Mike Jacobs. ROW 6: Terri Jacobs, Henry Jarrett, John Jarrett, Kerry Jett, Sheila Jewett, Jea- nette Johnson. ROW 7.' Tom Joseph, Grace Juliano, Kevin Keiser, Denise Keller, Bill Kerstetter, Jill Kihn. TOP LEFT: Pam Sylvester concentrates on a fasinating subject. 142 y x 2 .x i I i .X . .x. i 1 IQ ep if -QN- x N AMX 5 ' 4 x INA 'Q ' . 'W w . 7,22 , w A ' -1 , Wi , in gl- , x ,APV ' W 1 , ! Q A f if i n 1? v ,Q i f 1 ,f ,, 3-3 eff Ugg-2 Q , Y 6 H Y ' , if- A V D f 1, ' a! . L 13 I., 1, 'M VM , 1 X. ,ffmu C' il 9 X m U A 1 W o be l 1 4, q 1 C'- .W4 S. , Y ws, 1, E 'ZF llii X 143 C ON CEN TRA TI ON LEADS TO BETTER UNDERSTANDING ..-..- , f X .. ABOVE: Steve Buck enjoys the hard studying habits required of sophomores. ROW 1.' Bill King, Mary Ann Kirwan, Denise Kistler, Mike Kleinos- ky, Mark Krinke. ROW 2: Mary Krupp, Chuck Kudro, Marianne Ladd, Christine Leber, David Leckrone. ROW 3: Charmaine Lee, Ann Leonard, Connie Lewis, Liz Lieber, Jeff Lilli. ROW 4: Mike Linder, Gerald Link, Therese Link, Greg Linn, Doug Liston. ROW5: Paula Logan, Jeff Long, Margie Loose, Penny Loose, Richard Mag- yar. ROW6: Robin Malcolm, Gary Manasco, Carla Manos, Debbie Martin, Greg Martin. ROW 7: Jim Martin, Leigh Maye, Carol Mays, Maureen McCarthy, Edward McConnell. 3, ,..: ' iff' X .f.- H 3 fy na fr ' l, ' 2 vi ' Y- I ,, W NY F-4 s ' 1 - X -- I A N T-1 mn, gg? X -if +2 ' I rr: K in A ' f' e be ' - e 5 - + P P A so - - 6 Q Q e r ' A f P' ev' Y. -A --I , K , rln .Q jrljn -' . K 2,3 -5 V FF. M fi' A- P gr.. ROW 1: Debbie Metzger, Eugene Meyer, Regina Meyer, Trisha Meyers, Karen Miano, Rodney Michaels, Kathleen Miller, Ken Miller, Melody Miller, Michele Miller. ROW 2: Roger Miller Timothy Miller, Cheryl Mira, Keith Mira, Wendy Mitchell, Debra Monas, Teresa Moore, Mi- chael More, Janet Moyer, Jeff Mygrant. ROW3: Sharon Neuman, Rose Mary Nascone, Kathy O'Brien, Chuck Oddo, Sharon O'Neil, Marcy Orr, Paula Palmer, Rosemary Panfalone, Judy Pannell, Sherry Pannell. ROW 4: Jim Parks, Russell Parks, Carol Payne, David Penza, Louis Perkins, Randy Perkins, Kevin Perrin, Karen Perry, Martha Pine, Bonnie Platt. RIGHT: Dan Clapp and Bruce Gower draw water for a Redman Varsity football game. - i im Ha Q lg 2, fi? , A X s 1. ' wi ' fi i 1 X ' li R s Q' 144 -Q .-f w '1 - s' ge 'l of 1 4 ' '-- -f-u-uLu:p.:,,,, x 1 i iw with X fill, wp tl I 'l SOPH'S WORK TO GAIN INSIGHT ROW 1: Valerie Pocock, Timothy Polley, John Pollock, James Postell, Beverly Potts. ROW2: Edward Poyser, Ann Marie Provonsil, Schultz Raifsnider, Rolando Ramon, Tom Reau. ROW 3: Doug Reed, John Reedy, Cindy Reichley, Don Reilly, Sandy Reineke. ROW 4: Jody Reitz, Dan Reigel, Dennis Reigel, Paul Risner, Valerie Rogge. ROW 5: Steven Rohrbacker, Leitha Rowe, 'Tom Ruffing, Lars Runner- strom, Connie Ruppert. ROW 6: Jackie Rup- pert, Karen Saari, Dave Sabo, Lee-Ann Sack- ett, Kathy Sams. TOP: Tom Joseph takes a rest during study hall period. , ,,.., i . . ij f - Q E get za, if I -'.l ii? IX, is a, X ii'i ff1 ,E,E.E it ' W x' fu , aim . Q, iil if J T . it l I I :Q-1.5 1 J' I ' 1 eb A 9 ,xg ., . I ' . I ' 'I f K N. 4 11-at ' O I 'fa 1 fe 1 4' if gi 17 . X M A MA' V'. ' ,W l H H .. 1 H? , 111 -iii dau 1- .e nf' J 1 l r 145 ,ER , i,mi,w., , R-. .!, n if? N is ' V - 'V l ' v e K' ' 'i 1 I. ROW 1: Frieda Schneider, Greg Schneider, Leigh Schoen, Sam Scherck. ROW 2: Dee Schultz, Steve Schwartz, Kathy Setzler, Jim Seymour, Mary Shelley. ROW 3: Stephen Shelley, Pam Sherman, Monica Sidoti, Nancy Shingledecker, Joanne Sliter. ROW4: K. Peggy Smetzer, Daniel Smith, Deb Smith, Diane Smith, Sally Spencer. ROW 5: Greg Starkey, Virginia Stockmaster, Paula Stokes, Debbie Stout, Deborah Strecker. ROW 6: Jean Strecker, Pam Sylvester, Craig Thompson, Charles Tinnel, Paul Trapp. A TIME TO CHERISH MEMORIES Y '1 ' as ,A , x,, -' Q . 'nr 5 N . gc K - 1 'W - 4 ' I I L ll i X, .,, 1' ' J f , . a A , Q x 2- 9 , U., E v get ,r f ' ?ir , R 'af' 4, 1 'K 2 L i x x iw A .E I J I X-' 'N i E., k ll x , l x hike ROW 1: Rich Trendowicz, David Tru- han, Doris Valentine, Cindy Valko, Gary Valko, Michele Valko, Lora Van Fleet, ROW 2: Edna Varney, Roberta Vollmar, Mark Wagner, Vicki Walter, Janet Weaver, Adina Weeston, Jane Weiker. ROW 3: Mary Weiland, Gary Wheeler, Lisa Whistler, Mary Jo White, Susan Wilder, Teresa Williams, Patty Wilson. ROW 4: Diana Wollenslagel, Donald Wright,-Kevin Wright, Chris- tine Zeller, Lee Zeiber, Mary Lou Zie- gler, Greg Zimmerman. OPPOSITE PA GE ABOVE: Patty Wil- son works diligently at the sewing ma- chine. 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Bellevue's Largest and P rogressive Financial Institution odard STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY Studio of Photography Weddings Portraits Commercial School Photography WOODARD l9A0f0-JEL PROCESS INSTANT COLOR PPO UFS Congratulations to the Class of 71 GUODYYEAII EVERT BROS. TIRE SERVICE Re-lugging Goodyear Dist. Tractor Ti res EVERT BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE, INC. 239 W. Main Street Retreading -Vulcanizing PHILLIPS CARPET Sz FURNITURE CENTER The House of Furniture at 208 Castaha Street Phone: 483-7667 YOUR LANE GIRL GRADUATE DEALER IN BELLEVUE Congratulations BELLEVUE TERMINAL FEDERAL CREDIT UNION 221 East Main Street Bellevue, Ohio 483 4044 Bellevue, Ohio GIBSON AUTO PARTS 4831 C.R. 175 Clyde, Ohio Compliments Of DOMINIC FRANK EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING 234 East Main St. Bellevue, Ohio Best Wishes to the Class of '71 M. E. ZIMMERMAN FULTON AND SON Insurance Real Estate 213 West Main Street Most Active Office In Town Next To White House 483-4690 HOWARD B. FULTON, WILLIAM FULTON, D. JOHN BURRILL, MARY McCLAIN, and CONNIE MIANO wish to congratulate THE CLASS OF SEVENTY-ONE W I Congratulations to the Class of 71 from SHAVER'S SOHIO SERVICE FU 3 HN U A R East Main 8z Lyme St. Bellevue, Ohio EVE' S PIZZA HOUSE BUYER STUDIO fPizza Pie The Way You Like Itl Of 210 East Main Creative Photography Op n Every Night KIBBY'S Colleen Tea, BSHA Cheerleader, poses for Margaret. LADIES - Joyce - Connie - Front Row MEN - Porto-ped - Portage - Thom McAn CHILDREN - Jumping Jacks fitted by a graduate of Dr. Scholl's school The largest and finest shoe store within a fifty mile radius! 121 E. Main St. I' Congratulations Class of 1971 W.l. TOM REAL ESTATE 115Vz West Main St. Phone 483-6111 Complete Real Estate Service Life, Hospitalization and Disability' Insurance HARLAND ERE INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 213 Green Street Bellevue, Ohio Compliments of DENDINGER BROS. SOI-IIO SERVICE Corner of Sandusky and Monroe Compliments Of CUMMINGS DRY CLEANING Sz SHIRT LAUNDRY For Whiter Whites 8z Brighter Colors Quality Work At Reasonable Prices Parking At Rear Of Store 210 W. Main St. Many Blessings Class Of 1971 E. M. WHITEHEAD IMRSJ WALLPAPER 84 SUPPLY 119 Arlington Dr. Ralph FOOS JBITY Foos Fulltime Home Decorating Needs I enjoy helping you For information - please call: 483-6186 Quality Diamonds Compliments Of D. C. JONES JEWELER Gildenmeister Motor Company Conggitulatiigiio the Your Headquarters For Fine Automobiles ass O Chrysler- Ramblers- Imperial GMC Trucks George W. Sherman 115 s. Sandusky sr. B llevue, Oh NATIONWIDE INSURANCE ' , I , TX. Sandhill Road R.F.D. No. 1 - Bellevue, Ohio Congratulations I I To The Class Of 1971 All lllllll I I ' I ' I If an A I NDUSTRIAL I l 'A I i SAVINGS Ill AND um ' gl : 5 Ilillll I N Haumln 1 l O THE me INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS CAPITOL ALUMINU M and AND LOAN ASSOOIATION GLASS CoRPoRAIloN 'iii ' Q . .px i H Q sf has assured our CO!1t11'1el16d4g1'OWth ,? s e e sss es s H . e e in debth mark ' of ss gram gives you a wide choice of C 0 I ee ' f . . . .A . . . Sidin Anthgpy J. sbgma, RD 7944, Bg11evug,, Ohiq 483-3701 es 1n Plgnclpal Q2lt16S11SgQd ln ill? es I Kigtlkr, thsgwest Street, ifse , ffYellows1f'agesl' e Z ' s lfes f'Be11evue, Ohiqe- 483-5670 - Ray F. Weidinger Nationwide Insurance All Types Of Insurance Notary Public Congratulations Class Of 1971 122 Ashford Avenue 55153353333 A. C. SCAGNETTI Sz .. SONS, INC. Nix X Building Supply Yard Maple Street Bellevue 01110 Route 20 East - Bellevue, Ohio 44811 International Harvester Sales Sz Service Carl Gahn Edward Close THE BELLEVUE HORN'S CROP PRINTING SERVICE CENTER Complete Rose, Lawn And Garden Supplies Home Of Horn Of Plenty Fertilizer WEST SIDE CARRY OUT AND DELIC ATES SEN Letterpress And Offset Route 20 West 111 Northwest St. At 13353358-nt Bellevue, Ohio 483-2737 Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Protect Your Car With Our Guaranteed Service! HERB'S MARATHON SERVICE Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class Of '71 Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 FOP FRATERNAL ORDER OF 135032222222 POLICE FENNWOOD Trap And Skeet Shooting Swimming Pool , Route 20, East Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 THE KLEIN STEEL CO. DEPENDABLE AUTO BODY Bellevue, Ohio Walter Zeek And Ed Daillo 124 Southwest St. fNext To The City Parking Lotj Phone - 483-2653 24 Hour Wrecker Service Night - 483-4910 11-uf f-N em? XL . 1,255 MARCHING ALONG TOGETHER Over the years, Bellevue High School bands have treated the community to top-notch musical entertainment. This year's band, featuring the talents of the group shown above, has added further luster to this fine tradition. We share this community's pride in the school and its student body, both past and present. Its record of achievement is one in which we all take pride. Our congratulations and sincere wishessfor continued success. General Electric is proud to be part of this community and to do all it can to participate fully in its progress. And, taking a cue from the band, only by marching along . .. or working . .. together can all of us continue to make progress and build a better future for Bellevue! Progress Is Our Most Important Product Bellevue Lamp Plant s BlfLL'S MARKET Corner Main 8a Kilbourne Open Evenings 8: Sundays 'Til 10 P.M. MCCONKEY AND WOODRUFF 301-303 E. Main St. Bellevue, Ohio 44811 Dealers In Arco Products Mac McConkey Pee Wee Woodruff Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 Best Wishes And Lots Of Good Luck Headquarters For Future Homemakers Congratulations From MITCHELL'S FURNITURE 114 Kilbourne St. George, Nick, And Vema Sylvester's Market 111 West Main St. Bellevue 483-3930 Congratulations to the Class of '71 JOHNSON CGRPORATIUN Compliments Of HARRIS FUNERAL HOME L RRRRRRR RQQ H RRRR RRRRJRRRRR RJRR f Q .A J A ,A?RRRR k . H it . A A Congratulations 7, .,.,.J,,., L, , , , ,L Z., .. .,,,,,,,.,,,7. to the Class of '71 BELLEVUE IGA FOODLINER Congratulations Seniors From WOLF'S FLORAL t W W s in GARDENS Ferne And Dan Hire 205 Woodward Street Phone 483-6453 The Flower Shop With The Future Check Our Prices First! Congratulations to the Class of 1971 DODSCN'S CORNER STORE AND TAVERN J ct. 4 And 113 483-9042 THE AMERICAN BALER C OMPANY Wishes To Congratulae The Class Of 1971 Congratulations And Best Wishes gfe Buick Pontiace Class Of A. LIEBER Sz SCNS 1971 . ZEHNER's PACKING Rtgiiiifj, Ohio C Q . Buick G.T.0. Grandsport Best Wishes to the Class of '71 HASSELBACH AND PAUL Insurance And Real Estate 107 West Main Street Bellevue, Ohi JOLLY LANES 16 Modern Lones-Air Conditioning Open Daily-9 o.m. fo 2:30 p.m. For league or open bowling Reservations coll 483-7580-Rt. 4 and 20 Congratulations To The Class Of '71 COLUMBIA GAS OF OHIO WHITEHOUSE DRIVE-IN 'Home of Henny Penny Chicken HAZELBACK Plumbing 8: Heating, Inc. Castalia Road Bellevue, Ohio The Shop with the Stock Water Heaters Air Conditioning Incinerators Roofing Plumbing Spouting Heating Sewer Cleaning Phone 483-7390 After A11 School Events, Enjoy Pizza With Your Friends At Don's! 1 Congratulations To The Senior Class Of 1971 From DON'S PIZZA AND SUBMARINE SI-IGP 104 Kilbourne St. Don, Carol And Tammy Phone 483-6589 , 4' 1, w Jw' . V , 4 H . ' Xi Y' 'lr ,V ,, l , Q-1,1414 iii' -,,,,,. 5 , ,fd , ft .ag f I CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION GDFITI l'lBl'lTB L GB BLBVISIDTI DF DH ID, IDG. 206 East Main Street 0 Bellevue, Ohio 44811 0 PH: C4191 483-4762 An Affiliate Of Continental Cablevision, Inc. C. W. SCHUG HARDWARE The Store on the Square Best Wishes from the BELLEVUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY THE INTERNATIONAL METAL HOSE CO. and CENTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Bellevue, Ohio F .r Q BELLEVUE MUSIC CENTER Q1 L w e . E Everything In Music l 1 139 E. Main si. We Deliver :Ia 'P E X EX. 224 sheffield si. X' if 3 EQEQ -I 483-5701 E 6 A7 Compliments Of 117779 t ..:. a . ,4,,-,. M 11,E.1.,.,.. .,.,.,,1,.::.: 3 :f ,,,. I , V1 5 - A -1f 1' THE BELLEVUE FARMERS' COOPERATIVE ASS'N. W H IT E LY S Grain, Seed, Flour, Feeds AKND Coal . Quality Foods Gardener Street 483-3495 Bellevue Open Evenings Until 7:00 Free Delivery Howard And Richard Dt-:Vault 114 Lincoln Street 625 W. Main Street Bellevue, Ohio 483-9012 Ph. 483-4790 Congratulations Graduates! Consider A Career In America's Developing And Exciting Health Complex BELLEVUE HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION TRIBOLET INSURANCE AGENCY 114 West Main St. Best Wishes To The Class Of 71 Congratulations To The Class Of '71 ROSE ANN'S COIFFURES Rose Ann Paulette Janet Motif Of Hair COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOPPE BROOKS OITOO STATION 131 Euclid Ave. Phone 483-7 515 Joan Hillman - OWHGI The Friendly Station on the Corner Permenent waves personally styled for you. Hair cuts, Bleaching 8: Tinting 200 Caetalia St. Wig and Hairpieces cut 8a styled Bellevue Free Parking - Air Conditioning Congratulations, Class of 1971 Compliments Of BEERY'S DRY CLEANING 114 Northwest St. 2 Hour Cleaning WEISZ BROS. IMPLEMENT CO. Case and New Idea Sales and Service Route 1, Clyde, Ohio Phone Bellevue 483-6720 Congratulations to the Class of '71 RED 8z WHITE STORE X. KINNEY ELECTRIC congratulates THE SENIORS OF 71 ELECTRIC HEAT, INSULATING, FIXTURES Route 3 fJust West of Seneca Cavernsj PHONE 483-3320 MILLER'S DRIVE-IN Homemade Ice Cream Dairy Cream Frosty Root Beer Sandwiches Bellevue, Ohio TASTY BAKERY Oven-Fresh Goodness And Quality Wedding Cakes! Birthday Cakes! Graduation Cakes! Gio D LBA NQD ,. 5 '41 as , ' , JY .Jeff N' ,Q ' f- ii i,-we ,N ' ' Z ff vs' 1 sy' - -1' +551 , , f' ,fe -, ii - J X ' T5,i .' . F ' i ' , ' V -Q Y. . .rf COMPLIMENTS OF HOGUE'S FOODLAND BELLEVUE PARTS C OMPANY GRANTS VVhirlp0ol Now in our 14th year of publication Serving over 8,500 Farm and Suburban Families Erie, Huron, Sandusky and Seneca Counties 131 East Main St Bellevue Phone 483-7410 I A .M 'sly Q -. vf'.' V Charles Kudro, Sophomore KUDRO'S VILLAGE RESTAURANT 710 West Main St. Bellevue, Ohio Phone 483-5920 A. SCHULMAN, INC National Plastics Division Scliulmanlnc BELLEVUE PlANT F l LEONARD'S PHARMACY Your Prescription Headquarters American Greetings Corp. Cards Fine Cosmetics Coty-Rubenstein-Clairol Cosmetics Cameras-Film-Magazines Buxton Billfolds-Tobaccos Whitman Sampler Candies A Friendly Place to Shop Leonard's T CDD HUNTER'S CARD S CAMERA 'l'l7 EAST IVIAIN STFREET BELLEVUE. CII-HD 44511 Let Bob Hunter Help You . . . CKodak Camera Sz Accessories Russell Stover Candies tHallmark Cards 'F-rue Bill Stevens, Owner ill t B arber S heoliims Kilbourne St. Phone 483-5983 Come In For Total Hair Grooming Vacuum Haircutting, Razor Cutting, Hair Styling, Straightening, Hairpieces, Restyling 8z Service Appointments Or Walk-In 1 -1 J 1 w., , . A41 I 33411 ,s-41'fvf':z-ee ,- V 7-.4 ,H j ,913 f-gf, A 1 -.1 ,-1. , , .,1 ,.-495 , .,,1-.fbi 4 fii.-wr.. .- Y 11 I kv' ' f.. nf fy: -1. '54,-1.1, 1 f,-iw 4 I. - Ulf ul: -I :fx I Lf-f,1'f -1' ' - . 'Li ' I :Ze . I ' - - . Y ' H12 . ' af , 1,, 4 11 u . J 'A ---, fl I 1 1 I asa.. I3 I 1 , M1 YW 1 LL. '..' I' ':fv 52' -. . Q L- ll 'aaa -2 .-'Til , N?-Q . 1 1 vi . 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FULL SERVICE MEMBER OF FDIC Main Office FIR T NPETIQIYAL BAN Exchange Street 3 Convenient Castalia St. Branch Drive-in Locations BELLEVUE OHIO SINCE 1901 ug-admin, -- .- 'O-Il'I'I:l:'llO't' Congratulations The Fashion Place! Loft Candies Gibson Cards Cosmetics Gifts R Sz R DRUG 'A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP' PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT Denise Capizzi Welcomes Customers 115 E. Main 483-3242 Miss Gerhardstein showing fashions in ready to wear department. THE A. RUFFI G TGRE Established 1865 It has been a pleasure serving Bellevue students for many years, and we feel sure that you will find us just as Willing to serve you today as in the past . Mrs. Didion and Mrs. Richards viewing some of the hundreds of gift items. I LOUDY'S SMART SHOP VARSITY JACKETS REDMEN JACKETS AWARD SWEATERS MEN S WEAR LUGGAGE SPORTING GOODS Mark and Pete looking over a selection of fine shirts. FOR GOOD SPORTS FOLLOW THE REDMEN FOR SMART STYLES SEE YOU AT LOUDY'S MARK LOUDENSLAGEL 71 Golden Patrons Mr. 8z Mrs. Arley Adams and daughter Avis Mr. Sz Mrs. Thomas Adams and daughter Kathy Bl Mr. Sc Mrs. Clarence Blair and son Doug Mr. Sz Mrs. Burley Burckhart, Sr., and son Burley, Jr. Mr. 8z Mrs. Robert Burns and daughter Debbie Mr. Sz Mrs. Oscar Capizzi and daughter Denise Mr. 8z Mrs. Clyde Chumley and daughter Ramona Mrs. C. A. Danklefsen and son David Mr. Sz Mrs. Ray Dodson and daughter Rachael Dr. 8z Mrs. Thomas Eaton and daughter Melissa Mr. 8a Mrs. Dale Francis and daughter Judy Mr. 8z Mrs. Francis Fritz and daughter Debbie Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Mr. Sz Mrs. Miles Furlong and daughter Mary Milo Hart and daughter Debbie Donald Hasselbach and son Brad Orville Koch and son Steve Ted Koechley and daughter Kathy William Krueger and daughter Judy James Laub and son Christopher Mrs. S. H. Ledman and son Gary Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Lepley and daughter Barbara Thomas McClain and daughter Peg Leonard Morrison and daughter Cherie Mr. 8z Mrs. Clark Nation and daughter Cheryl Mr. Sz Mrs. Walter Nuby and daughters Debbra and Dee-Dee Mr. 8z Mrs. Mr. 8z Mrs. Junior Parsons and daughter Charlotte Anthony Passarello and son Mike Mr. 8z Mrs. A. A. Ricci and daughter Grace Ann Mr. Kz Mrs. Marion C. Roth and son Bruce ooni Mr. Sz Mrs. Anthony J. Sberna and daughter Margaret Mr. Sz Mrs. James Sberna and daughter Vicki Mr. Sr Mrs Mr. :Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. 8z Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs Mr. Sr Mrs Mr. Kr Mrs Mr. Sz Mrs . William Schaefer and daughter Jane . Donald Schaefer and daughter Vicki . Earl T. Schart and son Rick . George Sherman and daughter Joyce . Frank Tea and daughter Colleen . H. Michael Tonovitz and son Roger . Ernest Widner and daughter Mary Ann . Robert B. Williams and son LaMar . Jack Campbell, Jr. and daughter Kim OTERMATS SU OCO Proprietor Pete Otermat and daugh ter Chris. E5 If 1 in -3 IE 5 'X- -fl, : ' . ff! f - ,1, . ..,f -I H, K' ' X Q i ,ffl will sql V 7' ' ,i.. 4 1 S Ifn ' fl .Q M V fl -if Quick, quality service at all times. Q rri rfl .r . ' -i Congratualtions To The Class Of '71 THE BEST WESTERN HUNTER MOTEL Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Best Wishes to the Class of '71 from I ifigfyffx ffgg . 4 -ZS . MILK PRODUCERS westem I Z A MOTQTEJ 'oi V.-le--A 2 '5'i':, :i':l:P.'1 W.: in nm h NA CLIF REITZ 208 Kinney St. Bellevue, Ohio 44811 ELEGTRIGIL OONTRIGTOR A amevus. omo ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING Industrial Residential Commercial I. In Q91 Lf E Congratulations to the Class of 1971 Bette Cole and Staff 483-7660 BEAUTY CORNER SALON 1 1 Congratulations To The Class Of 1971 From SEVEN LIMERS, INC. BIN DIVISION 121 Southwest St. See Us For Complete Drying Sz Feed Handling Systems Bellevue, Ohio Seven Limers Coal 8z Fert. Co., Wolfe Street, Bellevue, Ohio Agricultural Limestone Spreading - Agrico Fertilizer - Chemicals - Seeds Island Creek Coal - Blacktop Paving Sz Sealing - Hauling Phone - 483-2430 COMPLETE PRINTING SERVICE Offset Printing 8m Letter Press Wedding Announcements Business Cards and Etc. Praire Rd. Blv. 483-7060 QUEEN 84 LAMANA 'V Shen Station 483-9011 Friendly Service! Congratulations to the Class of '71 - MADE FRESH U DAILY, AT QI 3 - 4 Q 1 T THE DONUT SHOP S S 1 1, 5 CARRY-OUT fp? 4 5 1 ,-itlj ,- S SHORT ORDERS 4 XR W I I ' FOUNTAIN SERVICE BUSINESS PATRONS BELLEVUE RADIO Sz T.V. Magnavox - RCA - Color TV Stereos - Tape Recorders AM-FM Radios Tom Davenport 109 West Center Street 483-7180 Nigro Cleaning Service Sugar 8: Spice Playhouse F. and J. Auction Emmoion's Duraclean Service Booster Patrons Robert E. Buoker M. J. Kozar Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Arthur Schneider Robert Bellard Donald Stoldt John Aigler Dr. 8: Mrs. Paul Burson Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde Jones Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Snowden Mr. 8: Mrs. George Newman Mark W. Scagnetti Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Randal Lewis Lester Francis Ernest W. Gilbert Robert Bailey Ross Piscitello Donald R. Drupp Thomas Kerr Sam Crisco Mr. 8: Mrs. Merlin Henney Mr. James J. Laparo , Mrs. Helen Sanders Mr. 8: Mrs. Henry Hettel Mr. 8: Mrs. William B. Scagnetti Miss Janet Scagnetti Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. C. E. fBudJ McKenzie Eugene Martin Merlin Koch Kenneth Deppen, Jr. Claude H. Denslow Robert Runnerstrom Mrs. Robert Regula Mr. 8: Mrs. Stephen Kemper Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Pasqualin Mr. 8: Mrs. R. J. Haffey Mr. 8: Mrs. John Connens Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Bowers Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter J. De Sario Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Hosang Rev. William Middleswarth Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. Mr. 8: Mrs. James Ruffing James E. D'Anniballe Samuel T. Walter Donald Tedhams Geoffrey W. Humphrey S Pearl L. Barnard Buoker William H. Pelton Mr. 8: Mrs. Forrest O. Engler Mr. 8: Mrs. William J. Kistler and Family Anita Ruffing Mr. 8: Mrs. Charles Guemelata Mr. 8: Mrs. Sam Hogan Sharon E. Fawcett Mr. 8: Mrs. Virgil Westbrook Steve Valko Mr. 8: Mrs. Jacque Coe Mr. 8: Mrs. James P. Zimmerman Mr. 8: Mrs. Russell Aldrich Mr. 8: Mrs. Kenneth Lantz Mr. 8: Mrs. Otto F. Harpster Mr. 8: Mrs. W. E. Grubb Gerald Flegal Mrs. Dawn Gilbert Mr. 8: Mrs. Maurice A. Bailey Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert A. Bertsch Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert B. Enderle Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul J. Hass Mr. 8: Mrs. John Drexel Mr. 8: Mrs. George W. Stiles Mr. 8: Mrs. William Houle Mr. 8: Mrs. James C. Westerfield Mr. 8: Mrs. Wayne Blausey Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Dendinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Keith Hunter Mr. 8: Mrs. Gary Billiard Mr. 8: Mrs. Philip Hickey Mr. Robert Regula Mr. 8: Mrs. Elwood E. Dendinger Mr. 8: Mrs. Jack Evert Mr. 8: Mrs. Maurice Gardner Mr. 8: Mrs. Dominick Nigro Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Famulare Rev. 8: Mrs. Richard Billings Mr. 8: Mrs. William Adams Mr. 8: Mrs. Louis Reedy Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry A. Reed Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Gerber Mr. 8: Mrs. Clyde C. Cloud Mr. 8: Mrs. Eugene Frost I . Best Wishes to the Class of 1971 Anne s Modeling Board Helps you find the ln thing. Castalia Street Phone 483-3870 PAUL'S BARBER SHOP sum Features Complete B b ' S ' ar ermg e1'VlCeS 112 East Main St. No Appointment Necessary Congratulations to the class of 1971 DAIRY QUEEN 711 West Main St, ' Phm483'5033 GILDEMEISTER MoToR oo. SCAGNETTI SLEEPY HULLUW CONSTRUCTION oo. GOLF COURSE N ll -' ' Sw.. Fil .- '. I V L A, 4 --,X ,. E , , General Contractors Industrial and Commercial Building Highway and Heavy Construction Dave Richards getting some practice in. 509 Moore Avenue County Road 288 Sz State Rte. 101 Telephone 483-7940 Acknowledgement Just a year. A year to laugh, cry, and grow to remember. Graduation or just another year gone by. Just another year, but once in a lifetime. The '71 Staff would like to acknowledge the following: To Mrs. Beasley, our advisor, for her unfailing efforts of guidance, skill of journalism, patience, persever- ence, and devotion which lead us in the production of this book, we can- not display our true gratitude. The entire student body, adminis- tration and Board of Education, Supt. Robert Gower, Principal, Robert Regula. To all Bellevue busi- nesses, and the area businesses who have supported generously with finances. To George Woodard, George Smith, and Ben Buyer professional photographers . To Mike Callaghan of the GA- ZETTE who furnished a number of pictures. To Earl Parks, American Yearbook representative, for his skillful knowl- edge in the field of journalism, which helped us in moments of despair, and his artful photography which cap- tured the true expressions of our fac- ulty and the casualness of BSHS as a whole. ' a Deborah L. Fritz, Editor Compliments of The People of Central Soya working to make the world better thru nutritional research and applied protein technology Central Qoya B ll Oh Autographs 'V ill 'in iii - Y 'Vt ' 1 'f-I, Yr. - - ., - .4 ..1, ., ,... ? .,,,,, , ,N ,, f .'E'. II..IIITfIf.T'. I -. .T' .. II. I ' 1 . v-.Q . .Ir 1 II I II.-I I-.- III . -1, H ,III I ' -QII: I I' 1 .I .IN 1 .I I: .' , I.. IIIJ !III,I I I I .I'. .I I. ..I-I.I I. ILI . I ' ,'. . .,IIIIII.I., I -III, I III IIII IIII .I I IIII I I II jLI.I' RI . III II I I I.III'I I' . I ' I I'I.x I IN I QL'.I.'IIII'I1'II,II'.. n..,',f.l..' ,-,'. .'-'T : .61 IF. .. :I1 JE.--1,32 ... 'IN' J W. 'KW-'N ' '.. I . I ' . ,, .V HL . H' I' I I I QI I' I' I . 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