Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1972 volume:

Y I P v 1 x l F I P 1 3 1 A 1972 COMET EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Karen Geiger BUSINESS MANAGERS VeIdaIBaIlew Marta Tidwel I ROYALTY Linda Corrado Mary Donahue BELLEVUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL BELLEVUE, OHIO VOLUME 52 CONTENTS Royalty Seniors Athletics Faculty gl Administration Student Life Underclassmen Advertisers EXEC UTIVE isti 'STUDENT I FACULTY TYPISTS1 Marcia Elfring y ss s I tttviy Rita Englehart Q Parscneiaer yy Becky GrimmO ' 'STUDENT LIFE ' iti JUNIOR ASSISTANTS Jan Burson L B' I 'Jeanette Johnson Deb He'be' OSSIyi L. Carla Manoa E I 'Kim W a'eY ,ex eIMei,M 'e' A I . . ll i. ' PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Ben Buyer - George Smith -- George Woodard BELLEVUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL enjoys culture, a mag- nificent October day and warm, rewarding friendships. Pun hm I mllil 5...- Y 'it' .wmv M f x A , , . A 5 W , 4, ,, -in H I Z 4 Jw-W' 2' Vf 1 'iW,L m x x Y S2 Av wwf, Band members present their shows ku' 5?5f5ggQi2K fm5 Q A .5i H, 'E W .gin gg we f camel .: 5 mm' il, 'I' 5 ,, gf g e-geQ m ff 'g N --.. H H n 22 :': ,L V K! Wef at YBSH studentswiat naQ ny' school. a n dn a ren u n de rggo membifances n baskefbah, wresti riigsg tennis, golf, 5 minutgs late on an QSQI , and ACT tests for5sQnQQ's4 pf gsS i'ons 1 of new I mg forw3rd 16 and are un ivefsal With 'an mlizfge trinedf tg gg up 'S ad , ' Y 5 L. 'Q W X, ES? iffmq 5 Q, F N A H X ,,'.' 2fQaC,lwfe B3gigS?enfg 'ff ' fl MWF Jw ,' : --2' wgvgkw KAW, g4f:T5u N'wWf'T5 ' H Q42 rig-:M in 5+ QM M --fk 3564 ffA-vfA-ff- M KM' f viii 4 ww 'ww5f5ss3zss1.f w aigufwfv? wg f.gk6 f- f . 'Y 5 in QF-6 1.4553 F 7 sgrqg H ,N .,, H Q - W ' wif REDMEN CAGERS 1971-72 TOP ROW, Paul Evert, Jim Martin, Greg Zimmerman, Greg Barr: SECOND ROW, Mr. Duane Warns, coach, Chuck Baptista, Gordon Wolf, Mike DeLuca, and Don Wright. BOT- TOM, Mike Long, Mike Schoen, Mark Dietzel and Lars Runnerstrom. 1971 BELLEVUE REDMEN, SITTING, Curt Stoldt, Rick Bil- brey, Pete Sackett, Jay Ball, Mike Green, Greg Mira. Dave Redd, Ron Ray, Roger Lindsey, Mark Cole, Mike Grimm, and Brian Nottke. SECOND ROW, Carmen Loparo, John Pollock, Bill King, Jeff Bickhart, Rose lrons, Casey Didion, Roger Hartzell, Gary Garman, Greg Beamer, Ed Burr. THIRD ROW, Head Coach Lowell Shaffer, Steve Shelley, Jim Seymour, Chuck Baptista, Greg Zimmerman, Jim Martin, Jeff Lilli, Paul Williams, Tom Joseph, Larry Emery, Bob Bilbrey, and Mike DeLuca, coach Hart. FOURTH ROW, Coaches Hershey and Fox, Shawn Beamer, Dan Fortuna- to, Jim Smith, Kip Loudenslagel, Joe Baptista, Mike Dona- hue, Tom Lepley, Grreg Milkie, John Schaeffer, Steve Rohrbacher, coach Whittington. FIFTH ROW, Frank De- Luca, Gary Yundt, Roger Claus, John Polley. Dennis Smith, Ed Juliano, Bob Hart, Kevin Burr, Greg Valko, Ron Barnett, Dale Brutcher, coach Boyden. SIXTH ROW, Dean Andrews, Brian Burr, Larry Bilbrey, Steve Serriano, Rich Herman, Pete Ruffing, Don Brugnone, Dave Folk, Ted Tri- plet, Jim Fritz, and Terry Bogner. , 'M , I si X A 4 WA ,e g Tv ' My rg' ZW r mm W A mf J ' s W , . M ' A lm, j Y A W Ni , M .M W' nm M, ,. kr My Nm M lllf 4 , 151 W 31 Rv M n wg 6 X . , ,, . 1 -img 5 ww . 1 ., A E' r, J' ,x G , 5 if ,,- ': Q:-9,9 eg 5 X WJ . 4 ww af JQ M V + v H ' , Q MW , : Mlm. IM ' L W , , M. W f WWw. Q MM? M ?wQ Min' Y H i , W 1 S r 1 A 'i Nb Gym Q, 9 ib 53 5 ? 5 4 vfmv. , . B wa 1 -1' ,1- .sf-47 . 5 . -r l . ' , - -f ' S1 ' 'i .nw E - f- H -4. , Q '- 4 ' , ,-,- . M 7 Q ' 'N ' V' 5 J V! ' I ' I 1 'l N , 'R , - W ff I ff is wg wwwww 15 ,4k55W v , I ' -'-I Egan! 77 15-fig-' OPEN HOUSE Parents visit the school in the fall to meet the facul- ty and enjoy seeing projects and demonstrations of subjects and activities. :Q Q S .1 u 5 . Q . t ,I ,. -. 21 - .,.,,. ,. gi Z '- TA , 'r .4 i ,H My . , E ' ,,, Q. 4 fi yr , .ii I: 1 i gs ff CHORALAIRS Entertained at the Miss Ohio Pageant at Cedar Point, July 1971. Photography - ln ,Q Virginia McDonald. GAZETTE il 1.- STRIVING IN ATHLETICS fm, 'G w .4 -Y' ..f Personal satisfaction is derived by Chemistry Lab students. Community-minded Choralairs entertain. Steno- graphic BOE Seniors receive intensified training. f fn!! Wx. ,fir Q 1 i Y! 10 ' K if -: 1972 COMET STAFF Editor in chief, Karen Geiger and Advisor, Della Beasley discuss the opening sec tion ofthe '72 COMET. Staff in attendance are the following: TOP PICTURE, LEFT Stephanie Jennings, Mel Miller, Jeanette Johnson, Marta Tidwell, Velda Ballew Pam Gilbert, and Kim Whaley. BOTTOM, Emi Sidoti, Tom Williams, Becky Grimm Carla Manos, Bill Tuttamore, Deb Helber, Marcia Elfring, Pat Schneider. .W J , A: lx l r: l, l J - , li li PICTURED ABOVE, Comet staff members hurrying out of the journalism room on the way to their next class. LEFT T0 RIGHT, Kar- en Geiger, Linda Corrado, Jan Burson, Mary Donahue. COLOR George Smith George Woodard Earl Parks Della Beasley Kim Whaley, Student photographer XX? S fx 5 ' , Y tl' 1 DENTAL, Paula Stokes and Paula Castillo. 9 v WELDING, Rick Magyar, Lee Zieber, and Ron Clapp. AUTO MECHANICS. Mike Kleinosky PHOTOGRAPHY - George Smith -aaa 2 . . N , r 1' YL 'Q ' 1 ' - J I gf ' O . COSMETOLOGY, Deb Strecker and Rose Mary Nasconeg Sherry Woodruff and Judy Pannell. , . -, ,. ,, , ,L .. .X-rw, f..,-:f.,':.,f,,,.::,,,II7 L H.. -1 ,--eg . 1- e. A, I 1 J mf. , e V .,-ff I.. fm F.-I-..p.. I, 4, ,., :.e.,- .5 :-.-.L-Q-. . 2 mr A- - f 1'-:-..- V E W QYQ- MQ fluifia gi if If I S C H O O L e I I I V. 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W- -A , 222222. ,f ii' it .1.:'55E5: - - X : : 2 I Tl '-1 I- :'.?.-i?..T:'..E.?:.T:fi'::.2. ,:-gl-L-,:,,-M .-.......---fQ1-MAe'--:---- -.-....:.,.-4..,.,. 1 W ..-,.. .i.. 17 V 4 ROYALTY ' Spring wind that breathes of even more Ioveliness to come ... the frail beauty of young blossoms against deli- cate green leaves . . . the enchantment of Prom Night... :Sk i V .wa - mx ,readmi- Lfv 1 i Connie Andrews Sue Smetzer Cindy Harmon Becky Long Senior Senior Junior Sophomore ROYALITY REIGNS The festivities began Oct. 8 with the arrival of Queen Velda Ballew and her court. Marking this memorable occasion for the first time was the queen and her attendants escorted by their fa- thers. Senior Class President, Tim Soule, crowned Velda and bestowed the traditional kiss and bouquet. The following night the queen and her court presided at the Annual Homecoming Dance held in their honor. 'fx Pictured at right: Queen Velda being escorted to the field by her father, Mr. Lawrence Ballew. ..-uimwgsaf' , -- .. 18 MWEL 3 ll ABOVE: Homecoming Queen and her attendants were escort- ed by the following: QL. T0 RJ Paul Williams, Greg Mira, Tim Soule, Curt Stoldt and Mike Donahue. BELOW: Queen Velda and her date Rick Bilbrey dancing to the sounds of the Central Park Zoo. CHRISTMAS IN SUN VALLEY On December 18, 1971, couples from BSHS traveled to the reknown ski lodge in Sun Valley. Everyone was in fine spirits as the cozy surroundings of the lodge and the rock sounds from the group Uncle Joe filled the air. The guests gazed through windows onto a winter wonderland, where little tots romped on the ice and snow, and oth- er guests glided down the ski slopes. , l l The highlight of the evening was the crowning ofthe King and Queen of Goodwill. Keith Fox and Jane Lamanna were bestowed with these traditional titles. King Keith and Queen Jane reigned over the festivities for the remaining part of the evening. The BGCA sponsored this years Christmas Dance. if :fssigi::i1'.',b-,.f.: 1 . Above: Couples dancing to the sounds ofthe rock group Left: King Keith and Queen Jane reign over the dance. Below: Skating is fun for all in Sun Valley. JUNIORS ENTERTAIN SENIORS AT MYSTIC SEA A M1 J in '-X .,, 311' . I P 'dent crowns Jane Aigler as Junior Sue Kissick smiles after being crowned Senior Queen ofthe Jr Tim Soule, Senior cass res: Queen at the Jr.-Sr. Prom. Jane was general chairman of the an- Sr. Prom by Paui Williams, junior ciass President. nual Jr.-Sr. Prom I 21 -or -f -- , AM. 4 g l- ,ii i , ifrE5':4EJ'i, ii ii 3:12 5 ,' :aim ii ii ii ii X 5 vu ia- i if, 1 :jg , -,wi:, :L- ifi i vffiziizf, 1 'P L L N1 TOP: Students enjoy dancing at the Junior-Senior Prom, Mystic Seas. BOTTOM LEFT: Junior Prom Queen Jane Aigler dances with date Tom Joseph. BOTTOM RIGHT: Senior Prom Queen Sue Kissick dances with date Fred Skulina. 22 -f - - uazgff, . ww. .. J - 1-A. . .,: - 1 ,. - A - MZ... R Y, -ff ci. - ,-1 N . -'s 4 .1--ei ., .... . 1 14- 1? 25 fa :ff fHa?f'f.a-iazf .ff 1 M. F,1.z1,E fss r- -zggl,-52?-5'?sf1-'f Self -Q' i'-1 5 ef- p :-,,- - , 5 1 0-I, 'TZ' 2-tu: V .. .' V ' ' , f:.i-g V 1 'q 5 In Rui . --f- f Y' V J 4 f ,Exif I N -f T -'lb-1. -I P A az' if , . H' - T X, J L.-:E . . ,, g V . T' ' v- . g . . ' - xg . - X . l - 8 1- 4 A I T 't Il' ,sk-D F' Nw . n , lf: q 2- . . I! f l The Grand lVlarch was led by Senior class President, Tim Soule, and his date Colleen Grote, fol- lowed by Junior class President, Paul Williams, and his date Denise Kistler. The highlight ofthe evening was the Coronation of the Prom queens. Paul Williams, Junior class President, crowned Sue Kissick, Senior Prom Queen. Tim Soule, Senior President, crowned Jane Aigler, Junior Prom Queen. The Junior class financed and worked on the dance which helped to make it a truly memorable evening. UPPER LEFT: Mary Donahue and Jim Hackenburg, Jan Burson and Rick Gib son, relax and enjoy the mystic atmosphere provided by the Juniors BOTTOM LEFT: Tim dances with date Colleen. BOTTOM RIGHT: Paul and Denise dancing to the sounds of the Perkins Dance Band. , fi viii we X ,gr 4 A v 1 i X ' ' - ,dp iv ,ff -'Y 12 E! I-I 14' 5-I Six 5 355 ga-:S-sw Maw, yr aw ,wp . ml: hw mu -., -'UN SENIGRS CYNTHIA L. ADAMS LOIS J. ALLEIN CONNIE S. ANDREWS KATHRYN S. ANDREWS MARK W. ANDREWS ROGER L. ANDREWS WILLIAM ARTINO, JR. CHRISTINE L. BAKER VALERIE A. BALDWIN JAMES B. BALL, JR. VELDA J. BALLEW JOHN M. BALOK 4 7, -55' VICTORIA A. BARNETT CAROL R. BARTON ROSEMARY A. BAUMAN JIM G. BAUR JOHN E. BATTELLINE GREGORY A. BEAMER 11 1 ia-1 F-E '4 '.. If -dull? SENIORS END JAMES Ea. BEASLEY RICHARD BILBREY JR. JR, AThese were theiffzifays my fellow T Classmates, we knf1w'they'd end. . . At last, the diploma, and asp A silglmlitng respon'sipllity in college, Jgagreer., work, -aIlz3cigg5I31gol.meImakinl , , . lle . A the 110015 1 ,W A , , ,All ,L pf. I , E-fs :L-'I I . I. Novi? op fl l'espIe64oAf' places in Onel'Q door closes, anothefopensf' I -Cervantes . DAVID P. BOEHLER GARY L. BOGNER SENIOR CLASS EDITORS, ELAINE HUMPHREYS STEPHANIE JENNINGS Betty Crocker Homemaker Steno B.O.E. II. of Tomorrow for 1972. LARRY L. BOGNER ROBERT T. BONDY DAVID S. BRANCO KAYE BOLLENBACHER PATRICIA L. BOWERS BEVERLY E. BROWN 27 JESSICA CHAPMAN DOUGLAS J. CLARK RUTH A. CLOUD MARK R. COLE TIMOTHY CONNERS MICHAEL A. COOK DOROTHY J. COOPER LINDA M. CORRADO P PAUL E. BRUGNONE DAVID C. BUCK EDWARD L. BURR MATTHEW L. BURR JANICE D. BURSON MARK W. BUTZ CHARLES W. CAMPISI BEVERLY L. CANODE DIANE L. CASEY .?...a' If Q-,NP ga? 1 X59- YI' 'im' VICKY L. CRAWFORD CHRISTOPHER S. CROSBY EILEEN A. DANIEL ELLEN S. DANIEL THOMAS R. DANIEL CATHYJO A. DAVENPORT - I,,1I..,,. ...M 1f,,.3U,gI ,W WI Tb :I N sun: ,I in Ron VanDemark and Sally Weilnau doing theirthing in band. MARLENE M. DEAN PAULA C. DELUCA MARK A. DIETZEL MARY K. DONAHUE JOHN M. DOWELL ROBERT A. DUBBERT DANIEL E. DUFF DOROTHY M. DUMAS LUCINDA A. EGAN DIANE R. EISENHAUER MARCIA A. ELFRING RITA J. ENGLEHART PAUL E. EVERT JOHN R. FALTER CATHY A. FERRES TERRY S: FOLK KEITH J. FOX JERRY L. FRANCIS ROBERT N. FRANCISEHOVE PAMELA A. FRITZ DEBORAH E. FULTON DEBRA J. GARDNER GARY I. GARNIAN Robin Hunt - the down Champ. .f'J' is II' , .f .419 wg, A 1972 Spell- KAREN A. GEIGER PAMELA J. GERBER 30 -JJ GT DIANE L. GERHARDSTEIN RICHARD A. GIBSON PAMELA E. GILBERT MICHAEL J. GREEN MARGARET A. GRIFFITH REBECCA L. GRIMM JAMES J. HAAR DENNIS D. HACKENBURG JANET K. HAHN REGINA L. HAIGH LOIS HALCOMB LARRY C. HARTZELL COLETTE HASSELBACI-I DAVID A. HEAL JUDY D. HEATH DEBRA S. HELBER SUZANNE B. HENNEY PAUL C. HENRY RICHARD D. HETTEL PATRICIA A. HEURING DAVID A. HEYIVIAN DALE L. HILDRETH DIANE K. HIRE ff JN. 'weary WILLIAM N. HIRE KATHIE A. HOWARD SHARON J. HUFFER I. ELAINE S. HUMPHREYS JANICE E. HOLMER RICKIE D. HUFFER DEBRA L. HUGHES ROBIN R. HUNT 32 STEPHANIE D. JENNINGS GABRIELE C. KATH SCOTT F. KING DENNIS G. KIRWIN SUSAN E. KISSICK CARL D. KLEIN COMET Staff members Mary Donahue and Karen Geiger are shown doing research in the library. MICHELE A. KNODERER LAWRENCE T. KOECHLEY ERIC A. KONST JEFFREY J. KOVACS JANE A. LAMANNA KATHERINE M. LAWRENCE GEORGE H. LEINBAUGH VIVIAN R. LEINBAUGH JANET J. LEONARD CYNTHIA S. LEPLEY JUDITH A. LEPLEY DOUGLAS E. LINDSEY ROGER D. LINDSEY EHOVE EUGENE P. LINTON MICHAEL A. LONG GEORGE D. LYONS Rita Engelhart poses as Mr. Hunter demon- strates the new Poloroid. v xl' ww- 7 I 5,7 JERRY E. MCDOUGLE DEEDRA G. MCNEISH ANNE P. MARSH MARY B. MARTIN 34 Iggy.-NIV' M5 '-SN. firm Whgui .dp Q DEBRA J. MORGAN JEFFREY A. MOYER MARTHA E. MOYER ROBERT F, MURPHY BETH A. MUSSER BEVERLY J. MYGRANT CHARLES A. NATOLE PATRICIA M. NELSON CHERYL J. NEUMAN PATRICIA A. MARTIN GREGORY MARTINEZ OLGA L. MARTINEZ CYNTHIA L. MAY JEFFREY MAZZAFERRI BARBARA J. MEYERS GUY E. MILLER -EHOVE GREGORY L. MIRA PAMELA D. NEVIN THOMAS A. NIGRO VICKIE K. NORMAN KAREN M. O'NEIL HENRY K. ONEY -EHOVE WILLIAM E. PARSONS Q-:ff X. VICKIE J. PAYNE DAVID C. PENZA ..,- - MM, .1 ,- new , .. wg .. --qgq . - , Um A AZ-A7: , . js ,J L . J' I BR. . . . .1 .. .1 'B 6 I QI? I 'wi 2 I sm I I Y A X- JOHN R. PENZA LEWIS E. PERKINS -EHOVE 36 'Q VQQ I 5 , Jil I . . -- ' 1 .I x ,-41 I'- , AI' 4. ' I 1' Aff I A 512 35... I I II-. 'GJ 'ti-. CAROL J. PHILLIPS CONNIE L. POCOCK DELMUS W. W. PINKARD DEBORAH L. POCOCK wus., -ff 4' l SUSAN L. POLLEY JAMES V. QUEEN RONALD P. RAY DAVID A. REDD MARY A. REIDERMAN STACEY J. REITZ MONICA M. RICCI STEVEN D. ROHLF Seniors, Kathy Shelley and Judy Lepley baked this cake to celebrate only 72 more days until graduation. if , ' lil R l ' K! 1 fl.,-.. Y':i,QIT DIANNE E. ROSER JAMES E. RUPPERT BARBARA A. ROTH MARY E. RYAN THOMAS G. RUFFING PAUL B. SACKETT 57 ,L rj 37 MARGO A. SCHNEIDER NANCY M. SCHNEIDER PATRICIA SCHNEIDER MICHAEL P. SCHOEN DENNIS L. SCHULTZ STEPHEN C. SEGNA LINDA M. SERRAINO LUCY A. SETCHEL STEPHANIE A. SANDERS GRACE L. SBERNA CHRISTINE A. SCAGNETTI CYNTHIA L. SCHAAF DANIEL J. SCHAEFFER ROSE M. SCHINDLEY ELLEN M. SCHMITZ JILL M. SCHNEIDER KENNETH C. SCHNEIDER .1-'C' MP4 ,N ,, fgv S44-I 49: APPOINTED TO WEST POINT Jeff Moyer has been appointed to the U. S. Army Military Academy at West Point. He will be sworn in on July 3, 1972, and upon graduation from the academy, with a bachelor of science degree, will be commissioned in the U. S. Army. Moyer nad been nominated for the academy by Congressman Betts and Senator Taft. CHARMAINE J. SHANER KATHY L. SHELLEY ROBIN K. SHARP EMIE L. SIDOTI JACQUELINE K. SHELLEY MARTHA E. SIEGEL GREGORY A. SIESEL KATHRYN L. SIESEL FREDERICK W. SKULINA, JR. BONNIE J. SLEMONS SUSAN K. SIVIETZER DARLENE M. SMITH George Leinbaugh, Ed Burr, and Mr. Meyers work on the Glass Recycling Project in recognition of Earth Week, April 22 through 28. I DOUGLAS H. SMITH LINDA J. SMITH STANLEY L. SMITH l MARK E. SPENCER WILLIAM T. STEPHENS CURTIS D. STOLDT 40 ii f Q MARGARET K. SOLANDER TERRI K. SOULE TIMOTHY S. SOULE RONALD E. STRALEY 1 fn- 'i 4 , I g. RONALD K. VANDEMARK DOVIE L. VARNEY EDNA VARNEY S.B.O.E. II student, Dianne Roser, poses while working the mimeograph machine. 41 GERALD B. STROCK ELAINE R. SWARTZ COLLEEN S. SYLVESTER GEORGE G. SYLVESTER MICHAEL H. TEDHAMS DANIEL J. THOMAS ROXANNE THOMPSON TIMOTHY J. THOMPSON MARTA S. TIDWELL WILLIAM M. TUTTAMORE JAMES TYREE LINDA J. VARNES RIGHT: Art student Bev Mygrant works on her clay project. FAR RIGHT: Jeff Mazzaferri does an experi- ment in Physics. SUSAN A. WASSIE RICHARD E, WEILNAU SALLY J. WEILNAU KIM L. WHALEY MICHAEL R. WIDNER WILLIAM A. WILDER CHERYL L. WILLIAMS LINDA S. WILLIAMS THOMAS L. WILLIAMS .fun-4 I we ff 'Isl I 1.14 42 Al GORDON L. WOLF 'T1'i J .sf 7 E f E , In IIE LEADERS OF THE CLASS ..-N774-j ST CONNIE ANDREWS - TREASURER MARY DONAHUE - SECRETARY TIM SOULE - PRESIDENT KEITH FOX-VICE PRESIDENT 43 BRUCE A. WINTERS ANNETTE L. WOLLENSLEGEL JERYL A. YUNDT ROBERT A. ZELLER PAUL A. ZIEBER CARL B. ZILCH Seniors whose pictures are not shown. DIANE S. HAMNIERSMITH EUGENE C. MANLET GARY J. SMITH EHOVE STUDENTS DAVID R. BURK ROBERT F. SELVEY GREGORY A. STREBEL TOP - Choraliers have many Senior members. MIDDLE LEFT - Dave Redd and Deb Helber with goodies forthe Dial bake sale. MIDDLE RIGHT - Mary Donahue, Senior class sec- retary, checks cap and gown fees. BOTTOM - Many Seniors take advantage of the Ii- brary's card catolog. ,X vb ARLENE DOANE - JACK SQUI RES AWARDS fi ..,: 3 Y ... 4 jj A QQ 'I TO FRlENDLlEST JUNIORS The Seniors voted the Most Friendly Juniors for this year to be Denise Kistler shown at left, and Tom Beod- dy shown below - Last years' winners were Molly Ryan and Gordie Wolf, respectively. Trophies were presented to these juniors by last years winners on Recognition Day, May 30. 'HT Kim Whaley and Deb Helber distribute the Senior Milestone to the students on May 30. The Journal- ism Class issued a first with this new supplement to the Dial . Beverly Canode was the Editor. A ROCKET IS LAUNCHED BY PHYSICS STUDENTS AGAIN - Ron Myers, instructor, supervises the second annual bIastoff rocket project. Jeff Moyer, Jay Ball and Fred Skulina, were heading the jumbo rocket project. All others participating in this project are shown at the left. 45 1972 ACTIVE GRADUATES CYNTHIA ADAMS: Dial Staff 4: FHA 2.3. 4: Intramurals 4: Pep Club 2: Freshman Choir. LOIS ALLEN: GAA 2: Intramurals 1,2: Pep Club 3. CONNIE ANDREWS: Class Officer 1.4: Student Council 1: BGCA 2.4: Pep Club 2, 3: Mixed Choir 4: Sophomore Choir: Homecoming Attend. 4. KATHRYN ANDREWS: Library Club 3: BGCA 2: Pep Club 2: Science Club 3: Intra- murals 4. MARK ANDREWS: Scholarship Team 1: Student Council 1: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Football 1: Basketball 1 tMgr.b. ROGER ANDREWS: Football 1: Science Club 2: Golf 2. WILLIAM ARTINO: Student Council 3,4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Sophomore Choir: Science Club 2: Band 13 Freshman Choir: Class Plays 23 Homecoming 33 Football 1. CHRISTINE BAKER: BGCA 2,3,4: Class Plays 3.4: FTA 3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: GAA 2, 3,4 CSec.J: Spelldown 13 Intramurals 1.2.3, 4: Scholarship Team 1: Mixed Choir 3,4 CTreas.J: Band 1,2: Freshman Choir: Spe- cial Musical Ensembles 1,23 Nat'l Honor Soc.4. VALERIE BALDWIN: BGCA 2,3,4: Stu- dent Council 13 Pep Club 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 1.2,3,4. JAMES BALL: Intramurals 1.4: Spell- down 13 NASS 3: Basketball 1,2,3: Schol- arship Team 1.2: Football 1,2.3,4: Golf 2, 3. VELDA BALLEW: Comet Staff 4 CBus Mgr.J: Student Council 13 Dial Staff 4: BGCA 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: Business Club 3. 43 Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Homecoming Queen 4. JONATHAN BALOK: Intramurals 43 Mixed Choir 4: Class Plays 2: Football 1,21 Basketball 1:Track 1. VICTORIA BARNETT: FNA 2.3.4. JOHN BATTELINE: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Freshman Choir: Lite Saving 1: Football 1, 2:WrestIing1,2. ROSEMARY BAUMAN: FHA 2: BGCA 2: Freshman Choir. GREGORY BEAMER: Intramurals 1.2.3. 4: Student Council 13 Freshman Choir: Basketball: Football 1,2.3,4: Baseball 23 Track 1.2,3,4. JAMES BEASLEY: Basketball 1: Intra- murals 1,2,3,4: Golf 3.4, RICHARD BILBREY: Student Council 4 CTreas.J: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 43 Freshman Choir: Football 1,2.3,4: Track 1. DAVID BOEHLER: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Hi-Y 3,4: Golf 3.4. GARY BOGNER: Science Club 2,3,4: Spelldown 1,2: Vocabulary Down 33 Intra- murals 1.4. KAYE BOLLENBACHER: GAA 2,3,4: Pep Club 3,4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Scholarship Team 2. ROBERT BONDY: Spelldown 1: Vocabu- lary Down 13 Intramurals 2.3: Track 1. PATRICIA BOWERS: BGCA 2.3: FHA 2.3. 43 Pep Club 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Band 1,2.3,4: Dance Band 3,4: Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1. DAVID BRANCO: Class Plays 2.3: Stu- dent Council 33 Mixed Choir 33 Sopho- more Choir: Special Music Ensembles 2,33 Homecoming 23 Track 1. PAUL BRUGNONE: Class Plays 3,4: ln- tramurals 2,3,4: Band 1: Track 2, DAVID BUCK: Intramurals 1,2,3,4: NASS 33 Scholarship Team 23 Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1: Basket- ball 1,2,3: Football 13 Baseball 2,3,4: Var- sity B Club 3.4. EDWARD BURR: Math Club 4: Hi-Y 43 Vocabulary Down 1,2.3,4: Science Club 3, 4 CPres.J Intramurals 1,2.3,4: National Honor Society 3.4: Scholarship Team 1.2, 43 Football 1.4. JANICE BURSON: Comet Staff 43 Dial Staff 43 BGCA 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Soph- omore Choir: National Honor Society 3,4: Freshman Choir: Mixed Choir 4. MARK BUTZ: Intramurals 1.33 Football 1. CHARLES CAMPISI: Intramurals 2,4. BEVERLY CANODE: Dial Staff 4: Intra- murals 4. DIANE CASEY: BGCA 2,3,4: Pep Club 2, 33 Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 3,43 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir Cheerleader 23 Student Council 1. JESSICA CHAPMAN: Student Council 1, 2: Class Plays 2,3,4: BGCA 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir: Band 1,2.3,4: Special Music Ensembles 1,2.3,4: Cheerleader 1 CHeadb. 2,3,4: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. RUTH CLOUD: BGCA 2,3,4: FTA 2.3: Math Club 2: Intramurals 1,2: Science Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Band 1,2.3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Orchestra 2.3: Special Mu- sic Ensembles 1. MARK COLE: Intramurals 2.4: Sopho- more Choir: Freshman Choir: Football 2, 4. TIMOTHY CONNORS: Intramurals 1,2. 33 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Band 1,2. DOROTHY COOPER: BGCA 23 FHA 23 Pep Club 2. LINDA CORRADO: Class Officer 1 CV. Pres.J3 Dial Staff 4: Comet Staff 4: Library Club 2.3: Pep Club 2,3,4: GAA 43 Intramur- als 1,2,3,4. VICKY CRAWFORD: BGCA 2.3: Class Plays 23 GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir. CHRISTOPHER CROSBY: Student Council 1: Vocabulary Down 13 Football 1: Golf 2. EILEEN DANIEL: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Science Club 3.4: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Intra- murals 2,3,4: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir. ELLEN DANIEL: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Math Club 4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Science Club 3,4: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Scholar- ship Team 2: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. THOMAS DANIEL: Intramurals 1,2,3: Band 1,2. CATHY DAVENPORT: Sophomore Choir. MARLENE DEAN: F.H.A. 2: Library Club 2: Pep Club 2,4. PAULA DELUCA: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Library Club 2,3,4: Art Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 2.3.43 Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 43 Soph- omore Choir: Freshman Choir. MARK DIETZEL: Student Council 1,2,3: Class Plays 2.3: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 3: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Base- ball 3. MARY DONAHUE: Comet Staff 4: Class Plays 3: F.T.A. 2,3,4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3.4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Scholarship Team 1: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Special Music Ensem- bles 1. JOHN DOWELL: Student Council 33 Class Plays 2.3: Thespians 3: Science Club 2.3: Mixed Choir 3: Sophomore: Fresh- man Choir. ROBERT DUBBERT: Math Club 4: Sci- ence Club 4: Spelldown 1: National Honor 46 Society 3,4: Scholarship Team 1,2: Band 1,2,3: Dance Band 1,2,3: Special Music Ensembles 1.3. DANIEL DUFF: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Golf 3.4. DOROTHY DUMAS: Intramurals 1,3,4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Art Club 4: Class Plays. LUCINDA EGAN: F.N.A. 2,3,4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Scholarship Team 1,2. DIANE EISENHAUER: F.H.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 4: Special Music Ensembles 1. MARCIA ELFRING: Comet Staff 4: F.T.A. 2,3,4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Scholarship Team 2. RITA ENGELHART: Comet Staff: Dial Staff 4: G.A.A. 2: Intramurals 1,2,4: Band 1,2.3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Majorette 1. PAUL EVERT: Class Officer 1 fTreas.J, CV. Pres.J: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Band 1.2: Football 1: Basketball 1,2.3,4: Nat'l Honor Soc.4. CATHY FERRES: Student Council 1: Class Plays 3,4: F.H.A. 4: Math Club 2: Art Club 2,3,4: Pep Club 2. TERRY FOLK: Intramurals 1,2,3: Track 2,3,4: Cross Country 2.3.4, PAM FRITZ: Dial Staff 4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: B.G.C.A. 2.3: Pep Club 2.3: G.A.A. 2,3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3: Mixed Choir 3: Sopho- more Choir: Freshman Choir: Quill 81 Scroll: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. DEBBIE FULTON: Class Plays 2,32 B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Intramur- als 1.2,3,4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir. DEBRA GARDNER: B.G.C.A. 2.3: Library Club 1,2,3: Pep Club 2: Spelldown 1,2.3,4: Band 1,2: Maiorette 1. GARY GARMAN: Student Council 4: Class Plays 3.4: Spelldown 3: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Sophomore Choir: Football 1.2.3, 4: Basketball 1,2: Wrestling 3.4: Tennis 2, 3.4. KAREN GEIGER: Student Council 3: Comet Staff 3,4 CEditorI: Class Plays 3,4: F.T.A. 4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 4: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4: Pep Band 2.3. 4: Dance Band 3.4. DIANE GERHARDSTEIN: Class Plays 2. 3: B.G.C.A. 2: Pep Club 2.3: G.A.A. 3,4: Spelldown 1: Intramurals 2,3,4: Mixed Choir 3: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir. RICHARD GIBSON: Intramurals 3.4: Scholarship Team 2: Golf 3. PAM GILBERT: Comet Staff 3,4: B.G.C.A. 2.3: Science Club 2.3: Pep Club 2: Intramurals 2,3,4: Freshman Choir. MARGARET GRIFFITH: F.T.A. 2: Library Club 2: Scholarship 2. REBECCA GRIMM: Comet Staff 4: Dial Staff 4: Pep Club 2.3: Spelldown 2: Vocab- ulary Down 3: Mixed Choir 3: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Band 1: Special Music Ensemble 3. MICHAEL GREEN: Football 3,4: Baseball 2.3.4. JAMES HAAR: Intramurals 1,2,3: Band 1,2.3,4: Pep Band 3,4: Special Nlusic En- sembles 3. DENNIS HACKENBURG: Intramurals 2, 3: Basketball 1. JANET HAHN: Intramurals 1. REGINA HAIGH: Student Council 1,2: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Library Club 1: G.A.A. 2.3: Intramurals 1,2.3,4: Mixed Choir 3,43 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Cheerleader 1,2 Cheadj. 3,4 Cheadj. LOIS HALCOMB LARRY HARTZELL: Student Council 4: Math Club 2: Spelldown 2: Vocabulary Down 2.3: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Special Music Intramurals 2.3.4: Scholarship eam 2: Mixed Choir 4: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensem- bles 1. PAM GERBER: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2: Intramurals 1,2,4: Sophomore Choir: Band 1: Ensembles 1: Football 1.2: Wres- Iing 1: Track 1. COLETTE HASSELBACH: B.G.C.A. 2: G.A.A. 2: Intramurals 1.2: National Honor Society 3,4: Scholarship Team 1,23 Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 3,4: Dance Band 33 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1.2. DAVID HEAL: Intramurals 1.2.3: Fresh- man Choir: Football 13 Baseball 2. JUDY HEATH: Class Plays 3: Library Club 23 Science Club 2: Intramurals 3. DEBRA HELBER: Student Council 33 Class Officer 1 CPres.j, 2 CTreas.j: F.T.A. 2, 3: B.G.C.A. 2: Science Club 33 Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 23 Intramurals 1.2.3: National Hon- or Society 3.4: Scholarship Team 1: Soph- omore Choir' Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1.23 Comet. Homecom- ing2tAttend.J. SUZANNE HENNEY: F.H.A. 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3: Pep Club 2,33 Intramurals 1. 2.3.4: Special Ensembles 1. PAUL HENRY: Vocabulary Down 3: Band 3. RICHARD HETTEL: Science Club 3,4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Ten- nis 2.3.4. PATRICIA HEURING: F.T.A. 3,4 CTreas.J, Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Intramurals 3.4. DAVID HEYMAN: Intramurals 3.4. DALE HILDRETH: Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 2.3.4: Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Special Music Ensembles 1,2,3,4. DIANE HIRE: F.T.A. 23 B.G.C.A. 2.3: Pep lub 23 G.A.A. 2.3.4: tPres.l: Spelldown 33 ocabulary Down 13 Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Freshman Choir. WILLIAM HIRE: Basketball 1. JANICE HOMER: Intramurals 1.4: Li- brary Club 3, KATHIE HOWARD: Art Club 2: Pep Club 2.3.4: Intramurals 2.3.4. RICKIE HUFFER: Intramurals 2. SHARON I-IUFFER: Pep Club 2: Intra- murals 1.2.4. DEBRA HUGHES: Science Club 43 Vo- abulary Down 4: Intramurals 3.4. ELAINE HUMPHREYS: Comet Staff 3,4 CSr. Ed.J: F.H.A. 2: Library Club 1.2.3 CTreas.J: Art Club 23 G.A.A. 4: Spelldown 1: ocabulary Down 33 Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow: lass Plays 1. STEPHANIE JENNINGS: Comet Staff 3, 4 CSr. Ed.J: B.G.C.A. 2.3: Library Club 23 Intramurals 1,2.3: Mixed Choir 43 Sopho- more Choir: Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1.2.4. GABRIELE KATH: F.H.A. 3: Library Club 23 Art Club 33 Spelldown 1,3,4: Vocabulary Down 1.2,4: Scholarship Team 1.2: Class Plays 1. SCOTT KING: Track 3,4. DENNIS KIRWAN: Class Plays 33 Hi-Y 3: ocabulary Down 1: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Band 13 Wrestling 13 Track 1.2. SUSAN KISSICK: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Sophomore Choir: Orchestra 13 Variety Show 23 Prom Queen. CARL KLEIN: Science Club 2.3.4: Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 2.3.4: Dance Band 2.3. 4: Special Music Ensembles 2. MICHELE KNODERER: Class Plays 2.3, 43 F.N.A. 3,41 B.G.C.A. 3: Pep Club 23 Intra- murals 23 Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Special Mu- sic Ensembles 1.2. LAWRENCE KOECHLEY: Spelldown 1: Vocabulary Down 13 Track 2. ERIC KONST: Intramurals 2.3.4. JAMES KOVACS: Intramurals 1.2.33 Mixed Choir 33 Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1.2, 3: Football 1: Baseball 3. JANE LAMANNA: F.T.A. 2.3 tHist.J, 4 QPres.j: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 3,4: Spelldown 1: Intramurals 1.2, 3.4: National Honor Society 3.4: Scholar- ship Team 1.2: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sopho- more Choir: Freshman Choir. KATHERINE LAWRENCE: D.E.C.A. 3.4. GEORGE LEINBAUGH: Library Club 2: Science Club 2.3.4. VIVIAN LEINBAUGH: F.N.A. 2: Science Club 3.4. JANET LEONARD: Art Club 2 fTreas.j. 3 tSec.J, 4: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: ln- tramurals1,2,3,4. CYNTHIA LEPLEY: Student Council 4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: F.N.A. 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: Intramur- als 1.2.3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Scholarship Team 1.2: Mixed Choir 3.4: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir. JUDITH LEPLEY: F.T.A. 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4 1Sec.J: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: fTreas.J: Spelldown 1: Vocabulary Down 1: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: National Honor So- ciety 3: Scholarship Team 2: Mixed Choir 3.4 CVice-Pres.J: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir: Band 1: Special Music Ensem- bles 1.2.3,4. DOUGLAS LINDSEY: Hi-Y 3: Science Club 2: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Football 1: Basketball 1: Track 1: Cross Country 2. EUGENE LINTON: Spelldown 1: Vocabu- Iary Down 1.2: Intramurals 1.3.43 Band 1. 2.3.4: Pep Band 43 Dance Band 1.4: Spe- cial Music Ensemble 1.3,4: Football 1,2,3: Track 1.2.3. MICHAEL LONG: Student Council 1.2: Class Officer 2 tpresj: I-li-Y 2,3.4: Intra- murals 2.3.4: Scholarship Team 2: Bas- ketball 1.2,3: Track 1. DEEDRA MCNEISH: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Intra- murals 3.4: Mixed Choir 4: Band 1. ANNE MARSH: Class Plays 3: F.N.A. 3.4: B.G.C.A. 2: Pep Club 2.3.4: Vocabulary Down 3: Intramurals 2: Scholarship Team 2: Band 4. MARY MARTIN: Class Plays 3: F.H.A. 2: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Band 1.2.3. PATRICIA MARTIN: Class Plays 3,4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3. 4: G.A.A. 1,2,3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Na- tional Honor Society 3,4: Mixed Choir 3.4: Special Music Ensembles 3.4. GREGORY MARTINEZ: Class Plays 2.3: Art Club 1.2: Spelldown 1.2: Vocabulary Down 1,2: Track 1.2. OLGA MARTINEZ: Thespians 2.3: Li- brary Club 1.2: Class Plays 2.3.4: Intra- murals'1.2.3,43 Spelldown 1: Freshman Choir. CYNTHIA MAY: F.N.A. 2.3.4: Intramur- als 2.3.4: Mixed Choir 4: Freshman Choir. JEFFERY MAZZAFERRI: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Sci- ence Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 1.2: Band 1, 2.3.4: Dance Band 3.4: Orchestra 1: Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1,2,3.4: Basketball 1 CMan.l. BARBARA MEYERS: Band 1. GREGORY MIRA: Student Council 4 QVice-Pres.J: Class Plays 2.3.4: Intramur- als 4: Mixed Choir 3.4: Sophomore Choir: Special Music Ensembles 2.3.4: Football 1,2,3.4: Baseball 2.4: Wrestling 1.2,3.4. DEBRA MORGAN: Business Club 3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4. JEFFREY MOYER: Student Council 2.3. 4: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Spelldown 1,2,3.4: Vocab- ulary Down 1,2,3.4: National Honor Socie- ty 3.4: N.A.S.S. 3.4: Mixed Choir 4: Sopho- more Choir: Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1.2: Football 1: Wres- tling 1,2,3.4: Cross Country 2.3.4. MARTHA MOYER: Business Club. 47 ROBERT MURPHY: Orchestra 2.3.4 CClass Playsl: Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 2.3, 4: Dance Band 1,2,3.4: Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Special Music Ensembles 1.2.3.4: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. BETH MUSSER: Student Council 1: Class Plays 3.4: F.T.A. 2,33 B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: Spelldown 1: Intramurals 2: Scholarship Team 1: Freshman Choir: Band 1,2,3.4: Pep Band 3.4: Special Music Ensembles 1. BEVERLY MYGRANT: Dial Staff 3: Art Club 2.3.4: Intramurals 1. CHARLES NATOLE: Class Plays 2.3: ln- tramurals 1,2,3.4: Freshman Choir: Foot- ball 1.2.31 Basketball 1: Tennis 2.3. PATRICIA NELSON: Student Council 2: Class Officer 3: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2, 3.4: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Fresh- man Choir: Band 1.2: Majorette 13 Cheer- leader 1,2,3.4: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. PAMELA NEVIN: Science Club 2.3.4: Math Club 4: Pep Club 2.3.4: F.T.A. 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Intramurals 3,4: National Honor Society 3,4: Special Music Ensem- bles 1,2,3.4: Orchestra 1,2.3: Scholarship Team 1.2.4: Buckeye Girls' State Rep. 3: Vocabulary Winner 2.4. CHERYL NEUMAN: F.H.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3: Freshman Choir. THOMAS NIGROQ Wrestling 1. VICKIE NORMAN: Intramurals 1.2: Band 1,2,3.4: Special Music Ensembles 1-. KAREN O'NElL: Class Plays 2.3.4: Thespians 4: F.N.A. 3,4: Art Club 4: G.A.A. 4: Intramurals 2.3.4: Scholarship Team 2: Orchestra 1,2,3.4: Special Music Ensem- bles 1. 4 WILLIAM PARSONS: Intramurals 1.2.3, VICKIE PAYNE: Class Plays 2.3.4: Busi- ness Club 3.4: Art Club 2.3: Pep Club 4: Spelldown 3,4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Mixed Choir 4: Sophomore Choir. JOHN PENZA: Class Plays 3,4: Hi-Y 3,4: Vocabulary Down 1: Intramurals 2.3.4: Scholarship Team 1: Band 1: Wrestling 2. CAROL PHILLIPS: Student Council 1 fTreas.D: F.H.A. 4: F.N.A. 3: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Business Club 2: Pep Club 2.3: G.A.A. 3: Intramurals 1.2: Freshman Choir: Band 1. DELMUS PINKARD:lntramurals1,2,3. CONNIE POCOCK: Business Club 3,4: Intramurals 1.4. DEBORAH POCOCK: Art Club 3,4: Pep Club 3: Intramurals 2.3.4. SUSAN POLLEY: F.T.A. 2.3 CSec.5. 4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2.3. 4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Mixed Choir 3,4: Sophomore Choir: Special Music Ensem- bles 3.4. JAMES QUEEN: Hi-Y 2.3.4: Math Club 1. 3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Mixed Choir 3: Sophomore Choir, Freshman Choir: Bas- ketball 1,2.3.4. CMan.3: Golf 2.3.4. RONALD RAY: Student Council 1.2: Vocabulary Down 2: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Freshman Choir: Football 1,2,3.4: Base- ball 2: Wrestling 1.2,3,4: Track 1. DAVID REDD: Student Council 1CPres.J. 2: Class Officer 2 fTreas.J: 3 CV. Pres.J: ln- tramurals 1,2,3.4: Freshman Choir: Band 1: Football 1.2,3: Wrestling 1.2.33 Track 1, 2.3. MARY REIDERMAN: F.H.A. 2.3.4: F.N.A. 4: B.G.C.A. 2: Pep Club 2.3: Intramurals 1. STACEY REITZ: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: G.A.A. 2. 3.4: Intramurals 1.2.33 Mixed Choir 4: Freshman Choir: Band 1.2: Special Music Ensembles 1.2. MONICA RICCI: Class Plays 2.3.4: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Pep Club 2: G.A.A. 2.3.4: Intramurals 1,2,3.4: Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Cheerleader 1. STEVEN ROHLF: Science Club 2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3:Sophomore Choir. DIANNE ROSER: B.G.C.A. 2.3.4: Busi- ness Club 3.4: Pep Club 2,33 Band 1.2,3,4: Special Music Ensembles 1.3.4. BARBARA ROTH: F.H.A. 2,3 fSec.I3 4 fPres.I3 B.G.C.A. 4: Pep Club 2.3.43 G.A.A. 43 Intramurals 1.3.4. THOMAS RUFFING: Intramurals 1,43 Freshman Choir: Football 1. JAMES RUPPERT: Intramurals 1.2.3: Football 13 Wrestling 1,2,3,43 Track 13 Cross Country 2. MARY RYAN: Student Council 3.43 B.G.C.A. 2,3 KV. Pres.J. 4 CPres.j3 Pep Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3.43 Sophomore Choir3 Fresh- man Choir3 Special Music Ensembles 1,23 Doane Award: Nat'l Honor Soc. 4, PAUL SACKETT: Hi-Y 33 Intramurals 1, 2,3,43 Mixed Choir 43 Sophomore Choir: Football 1,2,3,4: Basketball 1.23 Tennis 2, 3,4. STEPHANIE SANDERS: Student Council 43 Class Plays 33 F.T.A. 3: B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2.3.43 G.A.A. 2,3,4I Spelldown 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3.43 Freshman Choir: Band 1.23 Special Music Ensembles 1.2.3. GRACE SBERNA: B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2.3.43G.A.A.3,43Intramurals1,2,3,43 Freshman Choir. CHRISTINE SCAGNETTI: Student Coun- cil 33 Class Plays 23 B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2,3 CSec.J, 4 CV. Pres.J3 National Honor Society 3,41 Mixed Choir 3,43 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1,23 Cheerleader 2.4. CYNTHIA SCHAAF: F.N.A. 23 B.G.C.A. 2, 3,43 Pep Club 2.3.43 Scholarship Team 1. DANIEL SCHAEFFER: Student Council 33 Vocabulary Down 23 Intramurals 3,42 Scholarship Team 1.2: Freshman Choir: Band 13 Wrestling 1.2.4. ROSE SCHINDLEY: F.H.A. 3.43 F.T.A. 3. 43 B.G.C.A. 2,43 Pep Club 2,43 G.A.A. 43 In- tramurals 1,2.3,4. ELLEN SCHMITZ: Student Council 1,3, 43 B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2, 3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3.43 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1. JILL SCHNEIDER: Library Club 23 Sci- ence Club 23 Pep Club 2.3.42 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3.43 Sophomore Choir: Variety Show 3. KENNETH SCHEIDER: Class Plays 13 Spelldown 13 Intramurals 1.2,3,4. MARGO SCHNEIDER: B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Team 1.2. NANCY SCHNEIDER: B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3,43 Intramurals 2. 3.43 Scholarship Team 1.2. MICHAEL SCHOEN: Student Council 2: Class Officer 3 QPres.J: Class Plays 23 Hi- Y 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Team 23 Freshman Choir: Football 13 Bas- ketball 1.2,3,4Q Track 1,23 Cross Country 2. PATRICIA SCHNEIDER: Comet Staff 43 F.T.A. 3,4: B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Pep Club 2.3.43 G.A.A. 2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Special Music Ensembles 1. STEVEN SEGNA: Band 11 Football 33 Baseball 3,43 Wrestling 1. l LINDA SERRAINO: B.G.C.A. 2.3.43 Sci- ence Club 23 Pep Club 2.3.43 Spelldown 1. 23 Vocabulary Down 1.2.33 Intramurals 1, 2,33 National Honor Society 3,41 Scholar- ship Team 23 Mixed Choir 3.43 Sophomore Choir3 Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensembles 1.2,3.4. LUCY SETCHEL:Spelldown1, CHARMAINE SHANER: B.G.C.A. 2.3.43 Pep Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Intramurals 2,3,4. ROBIN SHARP: Class Officer 1 CTreas.D3 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football 1. EMIE SIDOTI: Class Plays 13 Comet Staff 43 Library Club 33 Science Club 3,43 Pep Club 23 Vocabulary Down 13 Fresh- man Choir. MARTHA SIEGEL: F.T.A. 33 D.E.C.A. 3,43 Science Club 4: Pep Club 23 Mixed Choir 33 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Vari- ety Show 1.23 Special Music Ensembles 1, 2,3. GREGORY SIESEL: Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football 13 Basketball 1.2.3: Track 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 2.3.4, KATHIE SIESEL: F.N.A. 2,3 QV. Pres.J,41 B.G.C.A. 2,31 CSocial Chairmanb, 4 fPubIic- ity ChairmanJ3 Science Club 3.43 Pep Club 2.3.43 G.A.A. 2.3.43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 National Honor Society 3.43 Freshman Choir. FRED SKULINA: Hi-Y 43 Vocabulary Down 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Cross Country 3,4. BONNIE SLEMONS: Class Plays 33 Vo- cabulary Down 33 Intramurals 2.3. SUSAN SMETZER: B.G.C.A. 2 CCabinetJ, 3 CCabinetJ. Pep Club 2.33 Intramurals 2, 33 Mixed Choir 3,43 Sophomore Choir: Homecoming4CAttend.J. DARLENE SMITH: F.T.A. 2,3,43 F.N.A. 33 B.G.C.A. 3. DOUGLAS SMITH: Vocabulary Down 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Football 13 Basketball 1.2. GARY SMITH: F.H.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2.3.4. LINDA SMITH: F.H.A. 2.3.43 Pep Club 2, 33 Intramurals 2.3.4. STAN SMITH: Student Council 43 Intra- murals 1.2.3.4: Football 13 Baseball 3,43 Wrestling 1. MARGARET SOLANDER: F.T.A. 3: B.G.C.A. 2.3.43 Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 2,3, 43 Spelldown 13 Vocabulary Down 13 Intra- murals 1,2.3.43 Scholarship Team 13 Mixed Choir 3.43 Band 1,23 Special Music Ensembles 3. TERRI SOULE: Pep Band 2.3.4. TIM SOULE: Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Bas- ketball 1,22 Golf 3.4. MARK SPENCER: Vocabulary Down 1.2. 33 Scholarship Team 1,23 Track 2,3,43 Cross Country 3,4, WILLIAM STEPHENS: Intramurals 1,2,3Q Freshman Choir: Football 13 Wrestling 1.2. CURTIS STOLDT: Student Council 2 lParl.I 3 CV. Pres.I. 4 CPres.J3 Class Officer 13 Class Plays 2,3,4: Thespians 3.4 Hi-Y 2, 3,4 CPres.J3 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 N.A.S.S. 2,32 Scholarship Team 13 Mixed Choir 3.43 Sophomore Choir: Band 13 Football 1.2.3. 43 Basketball 13 Baseball 2.3: Wrestling 2, 33Track1.Nat'l Honor Soc. RONALD STRALEY3 Cornet Staff 33 Hi-Y 2.3.4 tChaplainJ: Science Club 33 Spell- down 2.3.41 Intramurals 23 Mixed Choir 33 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Orchestra 2,3,4: Variety Show 33 Track 2.3.4. GERALD STROCK: Intramurals 23 Foot- ball 13WrestIing 1. ELAINE SWARTZ: Class Plays 13 B.G.C.A.2,3,41 Pep Club 1,33 Spelldown 13 Vocabulary Down 13 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Team 13 Band 1,23 Special Music Ensembles 1. COLLEEN SYLVESTER: Pep Club 2,3,4: Intramurals 1.3: Freshman Choir: Band 1. 23 Special Music Ensembles 13 Homecom- ing 3 fAttend.J. GEORGE SYLVESTER: Intramurals 1.3, 43 Band 1.2.32 Dance Band 1,23 Special Music Ensembles 1. MICHAEL TEDHAMS: Hi-Y 2,32 Intra- murals 1,2,33 Band 13 Football 1. ROBIN HUNT: Spelldown Winner 43 48 VOCHUUIBVY DOWIW 4: National Honor So- ciety 3,4. DANIEL THOMAS: Student Council 1' lntramurals 1,2,3,43 Wrestling 1. ' ROXANNE THOMPSON: F.T.A. 43 F.N.A. 33 B.G.C.A. 2: Pep Club 2,3,4: G.A.A. 1,2: Intramurals 2,3,43 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 3,4: Special Music Ensembles 1. TIM THOMPSON: Intramurals 1.2. MARTA TIDWELL: Comet Staff 3.4 fBus. Man.D3 Class Plays 13 F.H.A. 43 B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Library Club 1,2: Business Club 2,3 lHist.j. 4 CV. Pres.J3 Science Club 2.3 CSec.J. 4 lSec.J3 Pep Club 2.3.43 Intramur- als 2,3,43 Freshman Choir3 Sophomore Choir: Mixed Choir 33 Band 1,23 Special Music Ensembles 1.2.3. BILL TUTTAMORE: Comet Staff 3.4: Dial Staff 43 Hi-Y 2.33 Science Club 2,3,43 Vocabulary Down 23 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Freshman Choir: Football 13 Baseball 23 Tennis 4. JIM TYREE RONALD VAN DEMARK: Class Plays 2.3: Band 1.2.3.4 4Pres.J3 Pep Band 3.43 Dance Band 2.3.43 Orchestra 1,23 Special Music Ensembles 1,2,3,4. LINDA VARNES: Class Plays 33 F.H.A. 2 fPar.j3 Intramurals 23 Mixed Choir 13 Spe- cial Music Ensembles 1. DOVIE VARNEY: Class Plays 3. EDNA VARNEY: Student Council 1. SUSAN WASSIE: F.H.A. 2,3: Librar Club 23 Pep Club 2. RICHARD WEILNAU: Vocabulary Down 23 Intramurals 2,3,4. SALLY WEILNAU: Business Club 3 CPres.J 4: Pep Club 2,3,43 Intramurals 23 Band 1,2,3,4Q Pep Band 43 Majorette 1,2,3, 4 CHeadI3 Special Music Ensembles 1,2,3, 4. KIM WHALEY: Comet Staff 43 Dial Staff 43 F.T.A. 2,3,43 B.G.C.A. 2,3,4: Library Club 2,3 CSec.I: Science Club 2.3.41 Pep Club 2, 3.43 G.A.A. 1,2,3,43 Vocabulary Down 23 Intramurals 1.2.33 Mixed Choir 3,43 Sophomore Choir: Freshman Choir: Or- chestra 1.23 Variety Show 13 Special Music Ensemble 1.2.4. MICHAEL WIDNER: Science Club 43 ln- tramurals 1.2.4. BILL WILDER: Hi-Y 2,33 Golf 2,3. CHERYL WILLIAMS: Student Council 43 B.G.C.A. 2,3,43 Pep Club 2,3,43 G.A.A. 3.43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Mixed Choir 3.43 Freshman Choir3 Sophomore Choir: Spe- cial Music Ensembles 2.3. SUSAN WILLIAMS: F.H.A. 23 Pep Club 23 Vocabulary Down 1,33 Mixed Choir 33 Sophomore Choir: Special Music Ensem- bles 1.2.3. TOM WILLIAMS: Comet Staff 43 Pep Band 33 Band 3,41 Dance Band 3.43 Base- ball 3. GORDON WOLF: Student Council 2,3,43 Class Plays 3,43 Spelldown 1,2,3,43 Vocab- ulary Down 1,2,3,43 Intramurals 1,2,3,43 Scholarship Team 13 Mixed Choir 3.4 CPres.J. Band 1,23 Special Music Ensem- bles 1,2,3,43 Basketball 1.2.3 CMan.D, 43 Baseball 33 Squire Award 33 Nat'l Honor Soc. 4. ANNETTE WOLLENSLEGAL: Pep Club 33 Intramurals 1,2,33 Scholarship Team 1. JERYL YUNDT: F.N.A. 33 B.G.C.A. 3.4: Pep Club 2,3,4: Vocabulary Down 2. PAUL ZEBER: Intramurals 1.2.33 Band 1,2,3,43 Pep Band 33 F.F.A. 1.2.3 CSec.J 4. ROBERT ZELLER: Spelldown 1,2: Vo- cabulary Down 23 Intramurals 1.2,3,4Q Football 13 Wrestling 1. CARL ZILCH: Spelldown 23 Vocabulary Down 13 Sophomore Choir: Mixed Choir 33 Freshman Choir: Special Music Ensem- bles 1.2.3. CLASS COLORS - Burgundy and Pink CLASS MOTTO - Some men see things as they are and say Why? CLASS FLOWER - Pink Rosebud We dream of things that never were and say Why Not? WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN We've only just begun to live, Life lies ahead of us These days are gone and we're on our way. Dear Bellevue High we say good-bye. And yet we won't forget Our many classes and what they meant. Or all the friendships that were started here. They'll soon be shadows of the past. The tears and laughter that have been our own, They'Il be forever in our thoughts, forever. And as the years go by we'll look Back into Seventy-two, Remembering when we were once a class. These past years fade away to memories, Although we'd like to keep them clear. Each dance, each game, each friend, All dear to us, Now these things must step to the rea r, forever. We've only just begun to live, Life lies ahead of us. These days are gone and we're on our way. And yes, We've just begun. Sung to the tune of WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN Words by Debbie Jo Gardner. 49 THE CLASS OF 1972. GRADUATES 251 wg'-P f ' f 'Y Y .. -- . 'Y T' ' 'Q ' E-E-' LS' . 2 - - zz. - ... . . A . . - '. 'Z' V. 1 f 'A 1 -35- FQ V'4ff.l.l u .. , ,, ,, .L ., A .A F-1 .v - l Q, fr 17-.3 .F'i?T fftf ' W .Y wa lr 1. 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'--.Q 'fi -wif 'ry , ,iv -ni' f-- --'mg' gc-1' .A -- L g E,'.'5!'irlr1,l.,.?fr., , ' Si ,q :',5'1 v .Qf.a -N -'l:'.'--YL'-52' jr' --L,',, ',1:-.jitik I .'-,,7ff2j. ,J--'..g-Q-,.,.. .-.'v 1 -i f ' ' ' ' ' .,, 4- .-.- ,-' ,.,- '-ffgjg' 'iiffygii 751 if .A 5.4. .- . : -H .-4 - 'f we 'rr . KL. - .L :Ia ' A ..-.- 1 lL . .L .ea - ... . .. - -e l EXERCISES HELD ON JUNE4, 1972 Bellevue Senior High School Gradu- ation exercises took place at BAF Sta- dium at 3:00 p.m., on the afternoon of June 4. The members of the Senior Class voted not to have a Baccaulaureate Service this year. Services for the class were held in the local churches. Mr. Anthony DiBiasio of Lakewood, Ohio, was the guest speaker. He told the class that the motto that he lives by is, When the going gets rough, the tough get going. And the 'tough' must go forward with determination. The 251 Seniors received their di- plomas from the Board of Education members, as Mr. Regula presented the CIEISS. 50 L L-. . -',,. ,:,, 35 J, ,, 1: xffw- X 1'f..Ej?'f'? ii? Qqmq'-,2'iL'9 'J--15-11i,igV ,.k,gg4f- ff' vw g:f '?d1ly'fF!f ',7EM ' .Er , I , ,- Y. .4 1. U, H . 21 e ' , , . X, , , Q..- 7 -1 - . v w 3f,'?ii435'?? ,. 3 j --, Q .A.. -7, f. , if-I-z -g f Q, -'g:,f,,. L.. W., if - '5-P -,?: ' 2 4 7 ' 4 5 4 ,.-' . , , '1?:.:.f,'jgq- bv h. 7f 5q:Y:Q , , ' H '. ' imap' f 'vii-rg'r,a:zig'gpva--V.f- , H .,. .- '- -L 1, .p f ,ff-' 5fZ24f17' ?4: :ff 5 .N , J JW ugh ,.. ,k.,..... ,gg-Qvznraf if Q Ri u K 1 ww' 1- 'ng zw 'WE , Y ., , ? 54' if . '35 f 5 EJ E .sm-'Q 97TH ANNUAL COMMENCEMENT S I- wwe . ..2.,...f...,,,.. -if -ff -'W' ' ' L r.f f'rf-PLL.-4-4?4.::f:f'F K?l ' . .H Nb S Tv -' , me J, Y xv T.. ,X E Yi? L' X ---A.-... . , '- Q X, S ' I ' gi mi-fa: F . -.. 'ffx - Nqr- xg ' in V A 1 t ' W at 'if gg QA 3 2 , -.. 11:7 ,A ' ll Q il!! WMI W ' I ll igjf . ' '41 I r I f A . ' . , ,Ml ' X C - 1 5 A 1 In 'L ' l Y 4- f ' few- -:str ' bf I ' l ' f it an ggtml-.IQD lj ,R .X J L-r Q u f 1 f M I . . Lmiiziail ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS FRONT ROW - Debra Helber, Walter O. Kaiser Memorial Scholar- ship: Karen Geiger, Kenneth C. Bailey Memorial Scholarship: Jane Lamanna, James P. and Ella H. Norton Memorial Scholarship: EI- len Daniel, Bellevue High School Alumni Scholarship: Lucinda Egan, Bellevue High School Alumni Scholarship: Pam Nevin, Joe Ayers Appreciation Award Scholarship: Marcia Elfring, Bellevue Board of Education Scholarshm, BACK ROW - Fred Skulina, TOP LEFT - Debbie Gardner directs the Seniors in the singing of their class song. Bellevue Alumni Scholarship: Robert Murphy, Esthey L. Miller Music Scholarship: Jeff Mazzafferri, Hi-Y Scholarship: Michael Long, Abbott Woleslagel Memorial Scholarship: Mr. Ernest Widner, who made the presentations: Curtis D. Stoldt , Harry Strobel Memorial Scholarship: Robert Dubbert, Hi-Y Scholarship: Mark Spencer, Pat Sullivan Scholarship. X . -- l 1 l -'-f n-nm-avr. Q 4, Mlqiinll .E-5 K' 'S' V. V ' .AE X 2,-: Q 5 A i . 'lx N M L YV V 5-x,,,., W b YQ - r 1 i .V ll '1. .ii ' V l i 1 ' si -11 ' '16 .IJ .5 , , , ti. , i 3, . .. , .,,,, nlz. . ,,A,,v N Yi ' X ' Y ' Q -.5 ha' V .xx x 4 ' as - - 6 ::' ' -'M' t S I , i x, ii B2 12 ., ..... . W 3 ' Q 3-asm, r. v .4 iw 5 4 4. NI . . . . 'tv .. ' ' frm , 5 .1 1 tt E I li K,-Q... 'NW ff-F215-3' I .. 1 BOTTOM LEFT - Cindy Adams is the first member ot the Class of 1972 to receive her diploma on June 4. 1' xl- , we I' x g - W Ti? . 1 1- --.4 9 ' ':-' 5 Fas fa. '-1'-...si !f Q 'J X, HE 1 -41 . ' :. L.3 ..: '1 l l '5 -f giefff f h ' ii . E- Q ,fi - 'SJSL .Q ' ,A jlfrfij. I A i - -3 ffil 1 1, -, flip TOP- TOP TEN SCHOLARS SEATED, Cynthia Lepley, eighth: Pam Nevin, first, 98.95'Mig Ellen Dan- iel, secondg Lucinda Egan, sixth: Eileen Daniel, ninth. STANDING, Ed Burr, fourth, John Penza, tenth, Anne Marsh, seventh: James B. Ball, Jr., fifth: Robert Dubbert, third. Special Scholarships, presented on behalf of several local organiza- tions by Ernest Widner of Bellevue Alumni Association, went to : SEATED - Linda Serraino, Club Amerltal Auxiliary, Patricia Heuring, Kiwanis Club: Elaine Swartz, Xi Gamma Xi: James Queen, Elks Lodge, John Penza, Rotary Club. 53 312 , Q1 ' C' ' I , hr? YOU CAN'T STOP THE RED MACHINE 1971-72 was a time for RUNNING, a time for AWARDS, a time for PONDERING, a time for PINNING, a time for EXTRA EFFORT, and a time for SCORING, SCORING, SCORING. SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHER - GEORGE SMITH 54 ' fvs- Q I-ml YK 1971 Redmen Harriers QL TO Rl - BOTTOM ROW: Keith Fox, Greg Seisel, Tom Beoddy, Mark Wagner, and Mark Spenser. TOP ROW: Dave Truhan, Lars Runnerstrom, Coach Netcher, Sam Gerhardstein, Fred Skulina, and Jeff Moyer. CROSS COUNTRY HAS UPS AND DOWNS This years edition of the cross country team finished the dual meet season at six wins and five losses. Coach Netcher, the first year mentor, experienced trouble with injuries to key personel throughout the season. The local harriers also finished last in the N.O.L. meet and sixth out of elev- en in their heat in the sectionals. There was only one runner from Bellevue eligable to com- pete in the district meet. Greg Seisel, the Redmen's number one runner, qualified for this honor by finishing thirteenth at the sec- tional trials. ln the district race, Greg was competing against some of the best trackmen in the state. He ran in good form and finished twenty-ninth out of nine- ty, Just five seconds short of qualifing for state. 56 -if Receiving awards are QL T0 RD Dave Truhan, Fred Skulina, and Greg Seisel Greg Seisel broke the school record of 10:13 with a time of 10:09. 57 REDM EN GAIN EXPERIENCE Mike Green runs for a score. This year in Bellevue, a rebuilding process took place. The coaches had their work cutout for them, as there were only twelve seniors to mold a team around and only six of them lettered. The players spent long hours practicing and getting ready for this past season. ln many of their first few games, inexperience spelled the margin of defeat. As the Redmen put in more playing time, they began to improve but unfortunately so did their opponents. The local squad ran into some stiff competition toward the middle of the season and also had some difficulties with training rules. When they overcame these troublesome times, they were tough to beat. The old Redmen Pride was shown when they won over their last two oppo- nents to finish the season at 3-6-1. Jay Ball gets good protection, T.D.! 58 G. mv:-:'Ai,,. 'r ' t o 'A '3.M'1:-I - k I 115.1 KA- - '-3 ft- Jf,u:,. ff' ' 1 f 4 J. , Mg Port Clinton ji 14. 1' fi V' Q Avon La ke --e REE! '21 A I rf- Shelby Gallon Bucyrus Willard Tiffin Upper Sandusky Norwalk Perkins A . A 531 y ' .5-ga' ' . 4 if .-:rl-Q' -w' ,- ' -,..qvef ' - ,. . N arf- -e 's-4' 2 . .-.5- ,-1::iifv'r-5475551 f ' Q ,A ' ---gm .' r ,.-1f' . 4 .. 1 'v:' .J?'??'g.l5'f-' . :W . . 4..,.g,.u1,1N?f.2 . I429H' - -..- - ,. , -4-'-w'J:'1'-'f 1-.g,,f51':'-H '1 5' 1 9' fa I T Wu- -. - ' 'fi ' -1,'V --1-' 1 - ..'. f-:-1 - 'WSJ ,: xy- - 3' ' 95' 5+mQJm '3MW ,Mi N ... '21 i ll 1 we F f Y I- --Q r r . .,..n. , Q , ,, ,, ,. , .. .--1 d'- -?g3.?- E, 'ygfe' My-,,,....-.1 ,- , Ag-,q.5, , W - A miiekh ,,, ' . r w- . T' r .'.-, 11-.-,A Qs-1' K-. 'W V 4 f FN' :Jw L, f. f p M w e kfibf 1 ,,,y,-Um -. .f W N 1 1. ff I In W fp-?'f3'f NM U J,,' l W Q -11 ell' ' ' ' M' 5 , FJO'-5 1 , 3 an ,ff f if A -f' 4 xr! rf 1 1 rf.. V: Q ,,ff, X .I fr- 1, , .,f' ,i ' 1 .F nfg, - - 1 a 1:11 5 ' f SCORES . fight ,A' J If Q + ,f WE THEY 1 1 f ,f 7 15 ' In N I ,fi if If 0 19 ,f if W 517 9 7 ual gf O O ' fi . 1 12 Ji 12 10 ,fir fi if ggi' H O 14 A wr ,ig xl 0 UL , 7 28 5 1. ir if , 7 21 JJ' 136' I' A. ,gl if 1 ' 7 I Qi' 4,1 rf '6iW'J5 . 1 1 fy, 01 ...,,.g,. ' ' -' fm- .f:xfw.a.1vin:esemA.!w--'- QBELOWD Chuck Baptista dives for yardage. ax 0 .9 ji.,,yh,,l Mg' QM R, Q iw' X wrtx 1' I 5 u -JW 1 1'p-ff . .Aix i 5 im... . J-:FL 45 QRIGHTJ Curt Stoldt leaps high for a catch. 59 JUNIOR VARSITY HAS 8-1 SEASON Bellevue can be proud of their Junior Varsity! Not only did they stay undefeated until the last game of the season, but they also stepped up to varsity play for one game. The J.V.S were coached by Mr. John Boyden and Mr. Ed Fox. They drilled defense into their charges so well that opponents only scored 28 points in nine games. Defense was not the only asset the J.V.S. held. Of- fense also proved to be more than enough. The Little Redmen were able to tally an amazing 162 points in the overall season. If this is an indica- tion of the future, then football shall rise again in Bellevue. '5 . ' '-411' 1 -AQ .-.i.:W-A... Hsi I!- lag Jeff Lilli - J V standout halfbacl-4 60 Kip Loudenslagel throws complete in ex- tra point try. Kip also saw some varsity action this year. are lea or S f in y fa l Steve Shelly gains needed yardage. CPICTU RES COURTESY GAZETTEJ 61 Pktured: QRIGHTJ Schoen shows form as other Redfight for the rebound. QBELOWJ Evert drives for two points. IOPPOS- ITE PAGEJ TOP RIGHT: Dietzel braces for a shot. Martin brings the ball down court. LOWER RIGHT: Wolf goes up for his last shotoftheseason. 1971-72 SCORES TEAM THEY TEAM WE THEY I 18 Games Tiffin Shelby 85 72 C10-85 Galion Willard 64 79 Clyde Bucyrus 60 46 TEAM WE THEY Vermillion Tiffin 90 45 Shelby 65 45 Port Clinton Galion 72 75 Willard 61 65 Upper Sandusky Upper Sandusky 50 55 Bucyrus 47 40 Norwalk Norwalk 53 49 Sandusky TOURNAMENT ACTION Bellevue 65 Sandusky 71 ' 'Mail TNI I fvuf psi- fiwmit is tif. REDIVIEN 3RD IN N.O.L. The Bellevue Redmen Cagers found the 1972 Season a little tougher than the previous ones. The local squad finished the sea- son in third place in the N.O.L. with a respectable 7-7 record. Other teams finishing ahead of the Redmen were Gallon 1st and Willard and Norwalk tied for the number 2 honors. The Bellevue team had ups and downs throughout the season and just couldn't put it together at the right times. 63 However, not all was dark for the Redmen. Mike Schoen, the 6'5 senior center, broke the school scoring record with 41 points. The record was previously held by Mark Hoffman, who had 35 points in 1965. Another bright spot was the night the Norwalk Truckers came to town in first place and left in second. Along with the bright spots the Bellevue Cagers had a few disap- pointments. The biggest ofthe year being when Gordon Wolf went up for a shot in the Willard game, and came down hard twist- ing his knee. The hard luck for- ward saw no more action the rest of the season. Another disap- pointment was the two losses to Upper Sandusky. Upper has not had very good seasons the past two years but they handled Belle- vue all four times they met in those years. 'Cl W6'67?552pg Varsity And JV's Managers: Mike Grimm, Jim Queen, Greg Linn Craig l epley JUNIOR VARSITY HAS INIPRESSIVE SEASON The Bellevue Junior Varsity proved to their opponents this year that size isn't everything. The J.V.'s battled many teams that were much larger in height but coach Sam Schubert proved that his charges could win with hustle and skill. The Redmen also played good team ball which was a factor in some of the games they were not expected to do well. The J.V.'s finished the season with a 13-5 record. Shawn Beamer drives for Kip Loudy sets a play. twg, 64 Keith Eisehaur eyes the basket. Ed McConnell - Mr. Hustle Pictured Below: 1971-'72 Reserves CBOT- TOM ROWy Mike DeBIase, Hudson Eaton, Shawn Beamer, Kip Loudy, Jim Lepley, Larry Chumley, KTOP ROWJ Jim Fritz, Keith Eisenhaur, Ed McConnell, Don Fritz, Pete Ruffing, Jeff Koselke, Coach Sam Schubert. 65 SEASON RECORD Bellevue Port Clinton 15 Bellevue Findlay 9 Bellevue Clyde 3 Bellevue Upper 6 Bellevue Tiffin 15 Bellevue Norwalk 32 Bellevue Edison 19 Bellevue Fremont Ross 25 Bellevue Sand. St. Mary 17 Bellevue Gallon 14 Bellevue Huron 15 Bellevue Sand. Perkins 15 The South Shore Wrestling Coaches and Officials Associa- tion has announced its second annual all-star team selections. For the second time, four Bellevue wrestlers are on the elite squad. Dave DeLuca C1195 was the only repeat member as his team- mates chosen last year were all seniors CTonovitz, B. Linder, Didion5. Jame Linder C105, Chris Cros- by C1385 and Greg Mira C1455 were the newly elected all-stars. Linder was the only sophomore elected to this year's squad. Dave DeLuca works for advantage. WRESTLERS BREAK TWO SCHOOL RECORDS ine 1971-72 season for the Bellevue Wrestlers was very pros- perous. They finished the year with a 10-2 season Cdual meet5 record. The only other team in the N.O.L. that had a better rec- ord was Norwalk, who went undefeated. Chris Crosby led the team in point making this year. He fin- ished the season with a 25-1-1 record, Which gave him the school record previously held by Don Didion. Another Redmen record was broken this year. Greg Mira pinned his opponent in the dis- trict tournament to give the 1972 wrestlers the school record for 66 Casey Didion lifts opponent high off the mat the number of pins in a season, at 80. The Redmen had many of their wrestlers finish high in the sec- tionals. Chris Crosby and Jamie Linder led the team with first place finishes, Dave DeLuca fin- ished second and Dale Brutcher, Curt Stoldt, and Casey Didion fin- ished third. The Redmen didn't do as well in the districts. Chris Crosby fin- ished the highest with a Third place. Bellevue won 10 and lost 2. The Redmen scored 483 points, a 40.3 per meet average. Bellevue opponents scored 185 points for a 15.4 average. Head Coach Bob Bailey yells encouragement. JJ I . 1. Ron Ray sets fora pin. 1971-72 Wrestlers QBOTTOM ROW, L T0 RJ D. Deluca, D. Burkhart, J. Watters, B Hart. S. Nloyer, M. Aigler, and T. Beoddy. 12nd ROWJ G. Garman, C. Stoldt, C. Crosby G. Mira. J. Moyer, R. Ray, and K. Strecker. 13rd ROWJ J. Linder, G. Andrews, J Schaeffer, S. Evert, F. DeLuca. and E. Grimm. QTOP ROW! Head coach B. Bailey, S Serriano, C. Didion, D. Brutcher, T. Triplett, Nl. Donahue, G. Milkie, and Coach E Fox. ,,,. 67 REDMEN FINISH 6-4 IN Head Coach Jim Whitting- ton led his junior laden squad to a fine 6-4 dual meet season. This was to be his last year as the Red- men's head mentor. This year two school rec- ords fell, both were accom- plished by sophomores. Shawn Beamer broke the pole vault record of 12' with a 12'5 performance. Greg Milke was the other stand- WHITTINGTON'S LAST YEAR! Chumley, Casey Didion, Joe Baptista, and Chuck Baptis- ta, who turned in consistent performances with the shot and discus. .il ,aw out. He tossed the discus ,lk 142'5 beating me old ' school record of 142'2 . I Other members of the -I team that performed well IX were Keith Fox, Mark Spen- ig ser, Dave Truhan, Mike Lin- der, Greg Zimmerman, Mike 1 . DeLuca, Tim Schaaf, Larry I Keith Fox breaks the string. TT. it W I - . , i . f .F W- ,X gi: -ffm, , Q di A ha 11, 3. 41 ' W L. 1' 33.1, ggrijb . I I -'- I- - r I , JV' - , 'K 14- .,...... Tim Schaaf leaps for distance. t - f' 1 1 - I - - ' . , Q-.11,g.v1e-f' A . . , n. . '. L . ,au aw -: . 1 .- . . -.. 68 ,,, ...V-.-,--L.. - , A - . - '-.-., ,, Chuck Baptista shows form in throwing the shot. . . LF 3 . - - - , , ,. fn.. - - . ,.-a . - A-. . - -.--. , - -- ,,. ' , ' Jvc, 1972 Track Schedule Perkins 43 Clyde 59 Huron 58W Norwalk 525 Shelby 84 Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue 84 68 6856 7456 43 I I 2 l Shawn Beamer flies over the bar for the school record. -uf. 1. ' eff! - ,fir - .- f ' , .. --M Y .1-.'- Gallon 53Vz Bellevue Bucyrus 87 Bellevue Willard 63 Bellevue Tiffin 90 Bellevue Upper 78 Bellevue B.H.S. Invitational - 3rd lBELOWj Tim Miller places hurdles. 73W 40 64 37 49 in nigh QABOVEJ Dave Truhan wins 880. CBELOWJ Mike Linder beats man to the finish line in 100 yd. dash. 1 F 'SEP' M11 E --.5 5 if , 69 L as 1972 Golfers: QTOP ROW! J. Ball, C. Crosby, D. Wright, H. Jarrett, Nl. More, and D. Woofter. KKNEELINGJ G. Schimtz, B. Magyar, D. More, C. Nlorfier, C. Soule, and K. Wright. GOLF - 3RD IN N.O.L. Denny Woofter's greensmen toured the links this year in a much improved fash- ion. The Redmen Golfers finished the sea- son with an overall record of 12-6-2. Belle- vue Finished 3rd in the N.O.L. with a 9-3-2 record. Jay Ball, Don Wright, and Tim Soule all shared a shot at the number one spot and handled it well. Don is the only one ofthe three that will be returning next year. Chris Crosby also saw some varsity ac- tion and played well until he was upstaged by a sophomore, Craig Soule. Craig came on strong toward the middle of the season and beat Chris for the number 4 position. 70 'L D. Wright readies for a drive. if ALA s . . ,ii .ii T. Soule measures a long putt. SCHEDULE Shelby Willard Bucyrus Tiffin Huron Gallon Clyde Upper Fremont WE 7 6 5 2 7 7M 7 2 O THEY 2 3 4 7 2 lb 2 7 9 Norwalk Clyde Shelby Huron Willard Bucyrus Tiffin Gallon Fremont Upper Norwalk J. Ball tees off. 9 7 6k 4 7 5 O 4M lb 4M 7 O 2 2M 5 2 4 9 4k 75 IM 2 TENNIS The Bellevue Tennis Team faced a long hard season. Richard Smith, the first year coach from San- dusky, experienced many problems with a squad that had only two returning let- termen and a large crop of sophomores. Paul Sackett, the senior captain, and Mark Krinke were the lettermen from last year. The rest of the starting squad consisted of Rick Hettel, a senior from last year's squad, Bill Tut- tamore a senior in his first year of varsity tennis, Mike Newkirk, the most consist- ent winner for the Red- men, Stan Schneider, Pete Ruffing, and John Sanders. WE They Shelby 3 2 4' Bucyrus 0 5 Tiffin 2 3 Gallon O 5 Norwalk O 5 Paul Sackett shows his stance KBELOWJ. i Shelby O 5 Bucyrus O 5 Tiffin 1 4 Perkins 4 3 il' Galion Norwalk O 5 Mark Krinke-onlyJuniorstarter XFX ,,, 33, 2 2 44. Q i I ' ,f -. ff17gf'i5 , 1 T 5 S 4 , 1 f ' '57 5 in i iinruif' Inu: uni i., h b ,3 '72 Tennis team: QFRONT ROWJ Coach Smith, Dan Moyer, Bill Tuttamore, Mark Krinke, John Sanders, Gary Garman, George Leinbaugh, QBACKQ Rick Hettel, Pete Sackett, Mike Newkirk, Stan Schneider, and Pete Ruffins. , T i 1 X- F . Q f Xl 1 . , 5 in A ,Q- ., P-3 ,. I 1 rl I . Nffr J wk 'Y JE, N-L-if . . ng? . 1 4. rf ff QT: x pT+?' 3 L ,S 5 M F,,,..,1i1 ew - L '- 'I BASEBALL TEAM IIVIPROVES Coach John Wise set out to prove baseball in Bellevue and ter his first year as coach, he ems to be on the right track. he Redmen won only two games st year while this year, they .Q D I . ' X 5 n 1 , 41 I. -. ' - ' , ,C , T . 1 .--:UVA . . H, , 1 , . JM V W - .. X A T WT' f fi -I-l . '1 . ' 1 H5 xr? M-.J fi ' L- ..,. -v .' A A kia: - ' .F Q1 T. f- 523-, '- ' 1-5 '. . ,f-3 f, 1' j,2,.H : f .-f2fff1f.?.5:-.. f 25535 if r' Tfiti--3 ' 'Q ,. Q1 -.-,rw-T or . V 41, ,x,-q.wsf,glf: 'Y P, . - -.J - 1... '4- Q 'ffl an . . sf , - 3'--. ,K - J i :V ' ' 3 - 1'fg 'F QQ :s,n.2v:,,..i F at-si ' - u-ft -1 .4 an -'. ', ,-.. ..-... J -, .V . . A ' Ta racked up three victories. One more victory may not seem like much of an improvement, but the team play was at it's peak this year compared to others. The Bellevue team had its ups and downs all season mostly because of a lack of a pitching staff, but the batting average for the Red- men was the highest it has ever been. Bellevue's final record was 3- 12. The Redmen defeated Fre- mont, Willard, and Margaretta. KFAR LEFTJ Stan Smith judges a grounder in warm-ups. QLEFTJ Tom Williams snags a sharp hit ball in a friendly pre-game pepper session. W. H ,TW f. ,-i - .-FJ: , 3,5 .. . QTOP ROW L T0 RQ T. Lepley, T. Bogner, J. 'Fazio, C. Stoldt, T. Williams, D. Hosang, J. Dellinger, J. Bickhart, L. Emery, D. An- drews, J. Schaeffer. QFRONT ROWJ M. Donahue, M. DeBlase, D. Buck, S. Smith, J. Watters, D. Smith, and Coach Wise. N xj SEM 'Q GE Q l A -is INTRAIVIU RALS - BOYS Members of the boy's intra mural touch football team were, front row, S. Smith, M. Schoen, G Schneider, back row, B. Parsons P. Trapp, L. Deihr, G. Linn. TOUCHFOGTBALL VOLLEYBALL Winners ofthe 1971-1972 Voi- Ieyball intramurals are, L. Chum- Iey, G. Siesel, J. Waters, J. Balok, D. Boyer, S. Dendinger. X BASKETBALL Basketball champs for intramur- als this year were, J. Batteline, C. Soule, J. Binting, E. Konst, G. Schneider. Bottom row, B. Zeller, M. Cole, T. Folk, M. Dietzel. Whittle ball champs this year were, K. Shaver, IVI. Deluca, G. Sie- sel, G. Nlira. Kneeling, J. Krupp, J. Pollock. Ping Pong champ for the boys this year was Dave Falter. PING PONG NYU WHIFFLE BALL 2- -.fi The 1972 edition of the cheerleaders were lead by head cheerleader Jeanie Haigh Colleen Grote, Deb Crotty, Patty Nelson, and Jessica Chapman. AND SO ENDS ANGTHER YEAR. QABOVEJ Lars Runnerstrom goes high into the air to release a quick pass. KRIGHTJ Casey Didion recieves an award from the new football coach Bob Hart. E We The Redmen Line up for another play from scrimmage. -.2 r 1' Ax' is A'Nx?yK I Gary Garman has advantage. gm. . '? 4 Dan Brukhart applies a hold. 77 'T - ..:, .5 3,9 W T wfxn film.-, , V warring: 1 , 'z'f:zH u -Fld. , Bhao ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY Ka! fl-l'..OL 3- W ' .Zi BOARD OF EDUCATION 5 1 ,I , .2 '- .- l4 X if? ,,.? I-EFT T0 RIGHT, MV- Frost. Mrs. Weibel. MF- Reed. Clerk: NIV 59802. President: Mr. Manbeck, Mr. Zieglerg STANDING, Mr. Faulkner, Admin Assistant, and Mr. Gower. 80 SENIOR HIGH ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF -1 fir ROBERT REGULA, Principal B. D. Hoffman, Assistant Principal Mrs. James McWilliams and Karen Fisher, Secretaries to Mr. Regula and Mr. Hoffman. . 81 Guidance counselors, Miss Aigler and Mr. Cress are always available to discuss problems with the students while Mr. Pierce who also teaches Government and Economics, and Sociology is employed as a part-time guidance counselor. Mrs. Wagar and Mrs. Passarello in addition to supervising the library, select, catalog, and shelve books and periodicaIs.Sue Goodwin assists guidance in their duties as secretary. ti . il 'Z A N..-Wi wg, W' X 3 MARGERY AIGLER AND DAVID CRESS I SUE GOODWIN WILLIAM PIERCE ELSA WAGER DOROTHY PASSEREILLO --'-fs-swf. ii li .V- v,i1wse,1i-Ml. ll il.. Siisigri is ul' X 1 lligiiityw WM il C l Q1 2224?-'f' l ,- i RAYMOND PARKER ELIZABETH GRAHAM LAMAR ZIEBER Mr. White instructs students in Geome- try, and Senior Advanced Math: Mr. Zei- ber teaches Algebra ll, and Introduction to College Math: Mrs. Mitchell challenges classes in Geometry and Algebra I. Mr. Parker teaches the basics of Bookkeep- ing I and ll and, Business Arithmetic. EMR previously known as Special Educa- tion is under the direction of Mrs. Gra- ham who spends much time working in- dividually with the student. ANN MILLER PAUL SACKETT NANCY GLASGO English is a very essential subject which aids communication avenues. English ll is taught by Mr. Sackett and Mrs. Baker who also instructs the stu- dents in Latin ll. Miss Young and Mrs. Miller teach the fundamentals of English Ill, while Miss Glasgo educates the se- niors in English IV. 84 X? l 33 Q, - 1 I i F ' WS if ,. is WILLIAM MADEY MARTHELLA BURROWS JANICE BUHS 21 4 i -, 'ic L STEVE HAAS I JUDY FOUST .1. A fx .gusset KAY GILBERT The basics of homemaking are taught by Miss Foust and Mrs. Gilbert. Speech and Drama, taught by Mr. Madey, helps students acquire poise in appearing be- fore an audience. The fundamentals of Spanish I, ll, 81 Ill are taught by Mrs. Bur- rows and Mrs. Buhs, who also teaches English ll. Mr. Haas teaches French II, lll, 84 lV as well as English lV. 85 Q-.. fl ag? li I? ' l 1: 1. f 3 JOHN BOYDEN FZ' S, JoHN RICH JOE AYERS History, Government and Economics, and Psychology make up the Social Stud- ies program. World History and Psycholo- gy are instructed by Mr. Hart. Mr. Rich teaches both World History and Ameri- can History. Government and Econom- ics, the study of our National Govern ment and our Economic System, is in- structed by Mr. Boyden. Mr. Ayers in- structs in American History. 3. -. ROBERT HART ROBERT OVERHOLT The science department consists of a wide range of courses. Mr. Meyers in- structs classes in Physics as well as Chemistry. Mr. Overholt opens a new world to his students in Chemistry and Advanced Chemistry. The fundamentals of Biology are taught by Miss Sanders and Miss Rupp who also teaches Ad- vanced Biology. 4 I , 4.6, All gill 'Kg RONALD MYERS PATRICIA RUPP CAROL SANDERS K Mr. Wootter, Mr. Bailey, and Mr. Brugnone instruct students in the class room and also behind the wheel in Driver Education. This course developes a wholesome attitude toward defensive driving, as well as enlightening the student in the legal side of driving. On-the-job training, a part of Distributive Education is taught by Mr. Pranke, who also teaches Bookkeeping I. EARL PRANKE JOSEPH BRUGNONE DENNIS WOOFTER ROBERT BAILEY 88 , Lui' -...A .. GENEVIEVE PENDLETON JAMES WHITTINGTON -.-,-gn. .5 DUANE WARNS The Physical Education program at Bellevue High School does more than develope students' bodies with calisthen- ics: it developes the students' characters and encourages good sportsmanship through competition. The Physical Edu- cation program is headed by Miss Allan and Mr. Wittington. Also under this pro- gram are Mrs. Pendleton and Nlr. Warns who teach Girls and Boys Health classes respectively. CAROL ALLAN .. .A.........,, 7i9fI2.EQg2fgf53 - 'f QQ,ig32g5,,,..fi:ffE3a3l'iSif L'i,- E JEAN PEPPEP ROBERT LECKRONE 'Qi .4-g ' axle, V! THOMAS WH'-I-AKER RICHARD DUNDORE Due to the skill and dedication of the instrumental and vocal music direc- tors much prominence has been given to music in the high school activities. Mr. Leckrone, aided by Mr. Whitaker, directs the school's marching and sym- phonic bands. Nlr. Dundore directs the Sophomore and a capella choirs. Mrs. Pepper- conducts the school's orchestra. 90 , -. xg- L I x xx MICHAEL FORSYTHE ANN THOMPSON Mr. Forsythe instructs stu- nstructos dents in classes of CBOE l. Mrs. asses of Thompson teaches classes of hompson Typing ll, and SBOE I. . X l DELLA BEASLEY With 21 years of teaching experience in Business Education subjects, Vocational BOE block and Publi- cations, she retired from the teaching profession June 4, 1972. She graduated from Eastern Kentucky University, Richmond, Kentucky, in 1940 with a BS in Business Education and Vocal Music ... She began teaching at York High School in 19403 and has one year of credit in teaching from the state of Nebraska. She taught many years at Townsend Twp. School, Vickery and three years at Margaretta High School, Castalia, before coming to Bellevue. She now resides in Sarasota, Florida, in a 45 year- old Spanish home with her youngest son, Jim a 1972 BSHS graduate. Her oldest son, Roy became a Viet- nam casualty January 25, 1970. A twin-sister Lela and an only daughter Kay, also live in Sarasota. To contin- ue working in the secretarial and clerical fields are present plans. Since 1969 she has taught at Bellevue Senior High School and advised the COMET for four years, The DIAL, school newspaper, she advised the oast three years. 91 Miss Beatty teaches CBOE II, Business English, and Business Arithmetic. Per- sonal Typing, SBOE II, and Typing I, are taught by Mrs. Zimmerman. Distributive Education is instructed by Mr. Leather- man. Mr. Shaffer teaches students in classes of Mechanical Drawing I, and Eng. Drawing. instructing Art II, Ill, 84 IV as well as Crafts is Mr. Hecker, who aids the students in the developement of self- expression. sn, ,- gf' . t I I-. . -gl: I ROBERT HECKER SHERILYN BEATFY EARL LEATHERMAN , . . .W I J Y g if t.ml1i5 sl 7 ' ff iw 'liar' ,tif ...ff at 1 ' 12 1 -21' ., , W F3 9311113 REES HACKENBRACHT Mr. Rees Hackenbracht who taught Vocational Agriculture I and ll retired during the year and was replaced by Mr. Mitchell. Mr. Shelley instructs students in Auto Shop and Metal Shop. Mr. Wise teaches both Blue Print Reading and Metal Shop. Dan Boyer takes care of maintenance and up-keep of the school. School meals are prepared by: Eileen Humes, Betty Emery, Evelyn Sweet, Ruth Kihn, Mildred Hulteen, Betty Will, Carol Ruffing, Marilyn Miller, and Mrs. Boyer. PAUL SHELLEY CAFETERIA WORKERS :gi JOHN WISE CUSTODIAN w 1 1 H X E 'A fs fl JA: Fu., 1 I ! I I, Q I I I 1 all 1 'ffl' F 'H V STUDENT LIFE To do something, however small, to make others hap- pier and better, is the highest ambition, the most elevat- ing hope, which can inspire a human being. J ohn Lubbock- Activities photography - George Woodard r 9 .5 ' , ,mf 71 'ssufnwq . . 4 f ' Hai? . Mo- Q E 'M 'Hr ' -... ailin- .sf ,ump- 'ffl Q-. 5 ' 1.-uw, ., -5 f New .pf iii' gx. f ,- M -nf' Lir- V yt ,eqf ' ei gr I ' Q .. ,Q-. -mf .M :tv ' . 2 A Y TF? 1' k. 7-ruff , I - I-':EZ5 - fs:-9. 4' -af if . G-J 5, ' :- vw , 1 , If Mgr' gir- -kann Y- 1 ., M L , it f Eff .Ir -5 1 Q 1 , , 5 ,J -5-95575 , Z , . ir ' ' ' '1 iff, Q L ,K ,m U .b' Q 1' PI' f V ' ,J .4 , . 1.4 1 ah, ,Qtv 5,1 .f. I, 1 i R1 ' .I' A -1-, ' Q 1 4 KL . .. .Jf t is .ju -4 ,- -Jw.. -l Q mg, ,U .5 '9'?-fi SS .-cgvv f --5 -- -1:1-2 BHS Marching Band Presents ON STAGE Concert under the direction of Robert Leckrone. fl, .Y i nm- ,',,,g4:L 1 Y ' ' ' , meg? A , -ci? 'N' TQ- 5 f' .-:pww-V V Rmlj -Y v, '- 'f.- '7Qif'lIl7U31'9'9'?'5 JUNIOR VARSITY eil ' ' ' ' 'f ' - ' .-ra 'QQ '91 ami? at T- ' ' .v j ,-. '1 '1-, .73 a ' aff?-'Pk 5 A 'f J'5' . .P 4 ' . ' ' H. . E' X , I if r I r , 4 Q f . f 1 , R 1 ' : X :lu 'I Qi' ,' -- ILE ji' . - V, A '3 , , I ' 5 ' !,9.f: ' ,mt A H F. ,frat A A I lull ., litmiw ' va msn- -5-FiI4,,? ,2 11 H. .I H 1 , 1,, in ,-1 A -..,'L. r ' ' , - 1- fwfr fr ' ff 'A f 'W '. I dfzfri .5 , H,f-w..- hw 1 . - . . R swf-1-x '.-:- ,f .. -, fy-YQ. : -s,.1'1m -1 f:,.-s.:'Z- ' ,r 4 .' 1 '4 rn- fTr 3! M 'mlA Q'l Q ' 2 H 'V 7l'f'f1 M J V f ,', ff 1 1. ,fr ' :ax-awe Ll 1 ,. , .- . '- ' fT-'1f,.'P- -'fp' .. ' gp., -yr LJ 1 ff we ,-,fa m ' :af 1 I :g 'L 5 -' , ,, fl A' 'M 4239 Z ', Gif? ?.,!L' ,,1 Fir' v ,,.,'.-, . , . . , .,..,- . .., 4.355-. rr .,, n. ' :ff-4:25 - ,,. 4d W9' 2ff,f'f1? q.'f r. 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L :H-5 'V'?t!1 2-K' f Dinah Tidwell Deb Bifkhari 98 SE NIOR VARSITY - 1' ft . RQ, : - I I . it ,L AL , - , f ,. I ll u , M, H . -. 5 .pe-W - U 4324 97:34 -as gl .li Q . -iii ' 5, re -,: 1 l can N: 1' . -i'5.5j . ,fr S A Ne- 1 ' M 4. 1.632-' -ff : ' -Q f l-1775 'i', .f. .. r .,. 1-. . - ., l . .A-, . , , . H..-,g .sf-. ' A up ,ge-cl T1 '4 'a-j.,j'Q.:- :gf -, - I 'wtf-fa. ' ifr-sv - 'r lf. A.. !.- ,wgfzxu -W ,v ,.3,,.M- 'Q a,.fgzlgl'1g,.,.5..,s..,.-,-Af,..,,gt9f,.YP,I ,, L? . - -. , V. W . .X .NAK ,lf ,ff-Q4 su ff., l. --V .. s VL 32'-Qffi-Q ' 1-flgfslcfia-.?,?3,, 43' 51.141,-fir ,.l l 'fgwl 4 .. -, tg,- - ' 1 .f . .. fr. .pf - . '-i1'iQ 3fiQSt'fW55hf i K f 4, 4 Q 1 , ,J J 2 at ,V .. P Ja. 'ly if 00:15. X my 3 ', 1-Q s A W- ' A - A I 1 I V 3 . '. .tl - 4 - f- U 'il . . A . 1 --tt, gif,-,E f d i ggi.:-,i ell,ff,?513'g'l '-..'a.yn- ,fy lmgsfk 3, 1 gm me -:fgtw ,wa , 1 A l, , we 32 , 'X Y 5 AY ,H Ml 9 ...tw ,fm 1 ,. A sl , 'J l A Q in 4 v iw t 'ti ' 621221 I f ' g A fv' ,ls?':'15ET'lwl:w' .asm Q. iii! Jeanie Haigh, Senior, Head I Q I 1 ' . 9 Q 1 A , -qi l IM: elf ' ua' xiy' 4' -, fl--Hogg? Qlhn ...G .- .. - ., X WSU ?-Civil? I A 3' ' ' 'pf ,pk .- r 'J - ' - t, -' ' fsfsiefe' '59 ' 4 Z if 1 A ' l f!L:ssuvw'fff.fe2.I,,'54 N A 4 JL- - . ,,-an---n,:5,.s'..-f,-1 - , nylon, f W f f I ,--at :w.ff,ff.f- . x,51'l,.lf11'.x:. wi.. vswssaffzf fgifgy.-bf.,-, at ' sq-ggsiarafig., .5 N ' siiiii . W . , exfgl-ff. - 731' 44:11.-H 'Wiii'5ASSFrl. 'sch ,R-'Fra V. ,- . 5 ix' ' ' 1-' .:c'- A ,L ff' ga F re-. .- I..-U1 .': i - 'Q V 5 V - 'lu .l , ,P-F Wir wt. ' '.-' PM- Q ' 'HW' I --remix ,fr-atv -. ,,6.ff?4t H - 'VJ ' ' f' l' A 'VT' 'uf rf- 1 gh--, , ' - 51 1,-.' .,'v:, A V T ' L '. -. ..l.-nw., A 1' . .x .' UVP'r'f'p: '1 A . . , - A ' . I . '. :KR View-.-, 5 ,,.. J .,. ,-f l. .u.ui.xuA.-I Chris Scagnetti, Senior Jessica Chapman, Senior A Varsity Cheerleader is a very spe- They must arouse the flame of spirit Our cheerleaders began practice With all the spirit, emotions and 1 W-- ll u?-1,-g:.4,:,:E,g.,,.g,J,l,, cial person. A love of sports and an energetic ersonalit are 'ust two of x3'i7.., ' er.-'eE - ' - me :.:':.:a:'a:1aR'i'-'6'f:.'1:'i'::l:Q.3?'Qi J . KBUEXNXX. .-..,.:1-5.512 the special qualities they must ,g X--cg ,, possess. J' c' 5 5- 2 Ji , . . ,, v within the student body with their var- f- .. 'fv--- uf: -it 'nf--1.-ztiirff V . L4'5g5t.:g4.s ,v nous cheers and chants. v A ...,,:f.s,,5sg,,,.t1f ,, if-Qi' ,U-1-fr.-V K'Gf'5g2:5?1i?i'55-5',f-WW''fi? f?'??f'1 , ff' rj right after they were selected. During - ' V the summer they attended a camp on A y g -I L' - . fmtit'-ia the campus of Toledo University for QA H '11 th ree days. -t4' . -. Pat Nelson, Senior thrills of a game, can one imagine it without a cheerleader? 99 CHRISTMAS CONCERT On December 5 the combined efforts of the Acapella and Soph- omore Choirs along with the All City Orchestra brought enjoy- ment to all who attended. They performed inspiring Christmas music ending with the traditional singing of carols by candlelight. The choirs were directed by Rich- ard Dundore while the orchestra was directed by Jean Pepper. Q3 W fu l 100 'IH 'QA 'sa' K Q 0 I B- vl .v V vox I' Qi 4 ij ' in N 1 if 4 ABOVE: Seniors in this years Auto Shop are: ROW 1: Jim Tyree, Mark Andrews, Gary Smith, Bill Parsons. ROW 25 Jerry Francis, Jim Beasley, John Bat- telline, Mark Dietzel, Dave Branco and Tim Thompson. 101 .a BIOLOGY, HOME EC., 81 AUTO SHOP - TOP LEFT: Tom Beoddy and friend show their interest in the magnified society. Tom put this skeleton together in Advanced Biology. TOP RIGHT: Girls in Home Economics enjoy a marvelous meal. STUDENT COUNCIL IN ACTION, under the direction of Mr. Boydon, met regularly throughout the year presenting different ideas and suggestions. Student Council began the year by holding a dance after the basket- ball pre-view then they sponsored the annual Homecoming Festivities. The biggest and most successful project of the year was a survey taken on the food in the cafeteria asking for ways it could be im- proved. The results brought about an a la carte line and more food varieties. CINDY LEPLEY Cindy has been lab assistant for lVlr. Overholt this year. She helps to set up experiments for his classes and makes solutions that are to be used for the labora- tory exercises. Once in a while she gets involved in some secre- tarial and dishwashing activities. f-3' H DIAL STAFF The 1971-72 Journalism class is as fol- lows: pictured at lefty Pam Gumbert, Rita Engelhart, Dave Redd, Mrs. Della Beasley Cadvisorj, Velda Ballew, Linda Corrado, and Bill Tuttamore. Pictured at bottomg Jan Burson, Bev Can- ode, Carla Manos, Pam Fritz, Kim Whaley, Cindi Adams, and Deb Helber. Not pic- tured is Becki Grimm. This class is re- sponsible forthe Dial , Science Club officers shown above are Ed Burr - President, Gary Bogner - Parliamentarian, Mr. Myers - advisor, Bob Dubbert - Vice-President, Ruth Cloud - Treasurer, Mr. Overholt - advisor and Marta Tidwell - Secretary. ml- 'A Math Club Officers are as follows: Mark Wagner - Program Chairman, Dave Leckrone - Publicity, Mike Cook Pres Jane Lamana - Sec., Jim Queen Vice Pres., and Judy Lepley Sec. Hi-Y members and officers pose for picture. Offi- cers for this year are, KNEELING: John Penza - Treas., and Dave Truhan - Sec. STANDING are Mr. Zieber - Advisor, Curt Sfoldt - Pres., Ron Straley - Chaplin, Mike Long - Vice Pres., and Mr. White - Advisor. 104 The GAA officers for this year are W STANDING: Diane Hire, Pres and SEATED are Judy Lepley, Treas Chris Scagnerti, V. Pres., and Chris Baker AN INDIVIDUAL CHOOSES AND MAKES HIMSELF ul Varsity B members underthe guidance of Lowell Shaffer de cide on future plans. Officers for the 1971-1972 year are KNEELING, L. T0 R.: Jim Martin - vice pres., Greg Mira - pres., Tom Joseph - sec., and STANDING Tom Beoddy - tI'GS. Shown above are the choir cabinet and officers. The cabinet is responsible for such things as bulletin boards and taking care of the robes. Choir officers for this year are, L T0 R: Gordon Wolf- pres., Judy Lepley - vice pres., Kathy Shelley - sec. and Chris Baker - tres. 105 MOTHERS- DAUGHTERS DINE TOGETHER In the month of April the annual BGCA Mother-Daughter Banquet was held. The Choraliers provided the entertainment. Molly Ryan, Pres., above, speaks to the guests. Other officers are Denise Kistler - Vice Pres., Judy Lepley - Sec., and Ellen Schmitz-Treas. Shown above are Miss Glasgo and Mrs. Baker, advisors. The evening was very enjoyable as shown.on the face of a few mothers. The cabinet is shown at center left. 'NE In ff ,fi I . 4 Ji... , soPHisTicATEp iviusicixms i ENTERTAINWITH ANNUAL AFFAIR l On April 28, the Bellevue Music Dept. presented the Stage Band and Choraliers show. These two groups under the direction of Robert Leck- rone and Richard Dundore com- bined to give an outstanding performance. Bob Murphy, Carla Manos and Judy Lepley are three of the many talented musicians who participat- ed in this event. REGIONAL IOE WINNER KAREN MIANO entered the Regional Competition in l0E General Clerical Testing Division held at EHOVE and placed-third. She entered state competition at Columbus on March 25. Karen, a junior, was a student of CBOEI under Mr. Forsythe's instruction. g-Lx. file5l1:f'f'-i'-2'-i'-gggebfi Sh ww, ii The officers of the Bellevue Chapter of BOE for this year are Cseatedj Vicki Payne - Historian, Diane Gerhardstein - Sec., and Marta Tidwell - Vice Pres. Those standing are Martha Moyer - Parliamentarian, and Rita Engelhart - Pres. Not pictured is Diane Henney - Treas. The advi- sors are Miss Beatty, Mrs. Zimmerman, Mr. Forsythe, and Miss Thompson. s i .ft gi s T .. .f'T'gf as iii im 108 . .-QZWY5 ' ' 'i'i f ' . X g'ff,ff! if The new Quill and Scroll members for this year are Karen Geiger, Deb Helber and Pam Fritz. FHA PRESENTS HSADIE HAWKINS DANCE On Friday, April 7, the girls at BSHS had their chance! Shown below are the queen and king of Dogpatch for this year, Barb Roth and Rich Gibson. tl 3'0 mi 'gd' -', Lal 1 109 Vocabulary Down winner is Senior Pam Nevin. She is shown with Mr. Haas, Dave Redd - second runner-up and Gabriel Kath -third. -, -'wifi' FHA Officers are Darlene Smith Treas QSEATEDJ Mary A few members ofthe Library Aides are Michelle Knoderer Pat Heur Beth Hayworth - Sec Mel Miller Vice Pres and Barb Roth ing Robin Bondy and Lorretta Willis - Pres. Miss Foust and Mrs Gilbert advisors FFA'S FIRST QUEEN Cindy Lepley, LEFT, receives trophy and crown. She will represent the Bellevue FFA at various functions throughout the summer. In August, she will attend the State Fair and compete for FFA queen of Ohio. The FFA officers are Greg Schnei- der -Student Advisor. Vern Barnes - Sentinel. Dan Riegel - Treas., Bill Dillon -Vice Pres., Mark Andrews - Pres.. Craig Lepley - Recorder, Gary Andrews - Sec. and Mr. Mitchell- Advisor. FTA officers, DPPOSITE PAGE, are Jeff Long - Hist.. Carla Manos - Vice Pres., Marsha Elfring - Sec., and Pat Heuririg - Treas. STANDING, Jane Lamaria - Pres. and Mr. Boyden - Advisor, Members of the Art Club are shown, CENTER LEFT, OPPOSITE PAGE, at one of their many meetings. Their advisor is Mr. Hecker. THESPIANS DISPLAY TALENT 2 Members are, LEFT T0 RIGHT: Kathy Shelley, Gordon Wolf, Don Cook, Curt Stoldt, John Dowell, Denny McClain, and Jessica Chap- man. Advisor for the Thespians is William Madey. Not pictured are Roger Lindsey, Shar- on Ricci, and Greg Mira. 'Q'7 WHIFFLEBALL CHAMPS were from left to rightg SEATED, Annette Wollenslagel, and Kathy Siesel. Standing are Kay Bollenbacher, Kathy Howard, Ellen Daniel, and Barb Roth. The masters at Volleyball are QSEATEDI Charmaine Sha- ner, Chris Baker. and Kathy Shelley. Those standing are Judy Lepley, Elaine Swartz, I-'eg Solander and Cindy lvlay. 112 MARK WAGNER l JUNIOR SCIENCE STUDENT ACHIEVES NASA RECOGNITION Mark Wagner attended a three day confer- ence involving 20 science-oriented high school students from Ohio, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana. It was held from April 19 to the 21, at the Lewis Research Center in Cleveland, Ohio. It was called Youth Science Congress and was closely paralleled with the full blown tech- nical societies meetings of adult scientists and engineers. The congress is held annually to stimulate the interest in science at the high school level. It was sponsored by the National Science Teachers Assn. in cooperation with NASA. This is the eighth year Lewis has spon- sored the Congress. Students were given 15 minutes to present their papers. Mark's was on Measuring Low intensities of Starlight in Celestial Photoelec- tric Photometry. A panel of Lewis scientists and engineers and science teachers from the Cleveland schools evaluated the presentations. The Distributive Education Student of the Year is Kathy Andrews. She was selected by DECA teachers Earl Leatherman and Earl Pranke. Kathy was chosen from approximately thirty-five students on the basis of her willingness to co-operate, her attitude, performance on the job, classroom participation and work, She is shown receiving her plaque from Mr. Pranke. 113 Representatives for Girls and Boys' State this year are:lBELOW - SITTING L. TO RJ Theresa Williams, Kathy O'Brien, Carol Ferguson, fSTANDINGJ Mark Wagner, Jeff Long, and Tom Beoddy. Girls' Intramural Champs for Ping-Pong Doubles are IIMMEDIATE RIGHTJ Sally Spencer and Lincla Hoffman. Linda is also the Singles champ. The winning basketball team is QMIDDLE RIGHT - STANDINGJ Denise Konst, Pat Scott, Sue Bollenbacherp IKNEELINGJ Barb I-Iubler and Ellen Reichly. Missing is Sarah Griffin. The Whiffelball Champs for this year are: IBOTTOM LEFT - SITTING L. T0 RJ Sue Zimmerman, Lisa Diehr, Linda Gore, Sherri Pitt: ISTANDINGD Gerri Dumas, Dee Ann Schneider, Diane Hire. Rita Piscitello, and Lou Ann Crawford. Wendy Van Fleet is absent from picture. The winning softball team is QSTANDINGJ Sally Spencer, Theresa Williams, Mary Weiland, Nancy Shingledecker, Chris Baker, Mary Shelley, Linda Hoff- man: IKNEELINGJ Michelle Miller, Lydia Griffin, Ann Provonsil, Karen Miano, and Cheryl Mira. 114 'IT , FI Al l U-1-,Lg 'A 5:5511 V' BROADWAY IVIUSICAL, IVIY FAIR LADY PRESENTED BY THE BELLEVUE SENIOR HIGH STUDENTS .I If 4 T Q 1' ' 3 II 1, 'MFI Mir' Q T I' A , I Q J' gn I-.I , .. :' ,Sf r ,I ,K 1 fiin f, I ,I 'gif' I .- f -If F 1 . ' SW: 15 '54 H ,H i, i, iii iii iii it . iii , N , li li mm , fy ti . A i. limi V ii f mt. MY FAIR LADY This year's very successful musical My Fair Lady was presented on April 14 and 15 in the Junior High Auditorium. The musical is based on the play Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw. ln the play, Professor Henry Higgins took a poor flower girl from the streets, named Eliza Dolittle, and turned her into a real lady. Gordon Wolf and Sharon Ricci did excellent jobs in the leading roles as did the supporting cast of Dennis McClain as Colonel Pickering, Kathy Shelley as Mrs. Pearce, Greg Mira as Alfred Dolittle, Kathy Englund as Mrs. Higgins, and Don Cook as Freddy Eynsford Hill. Mr. Madey directed the production and he was assisted by Mr. Dundore, vocal director, Mr. Leckrone, orchestra director, and Jane Chapman, choreographer. 116 3 ...f p A ---.....Q.,. fix XV' I' VU! , 1 ff A 1 ,. .I ,ff H ,r,, , -an--P if Ak f X, ,I f Vw Qt-1 n v ,CW 3 L9 ' 'Q 557 National Honor Socie- ty induction was held on May 15. The pre- sent members were in charge of the ceremo- ny. RIGHT - Mr. Reg- ula is shown address- ing the new members. FAR RIGHT - Ed Burr, President, is shown giving the require- ments forthe election to the National Honor Society. CENTER - New members during the candle ceremony. M '-P gt u.. 'f'N-e,.,, ' jk, l '3- g safe.,- , . I 'ill CTE? TC 2' 3 H if like l :. l 'X I ,g ,V ,,r-IESVNNYQ New Junior N.H.S. members - FRONT ROW - Mary Shelley, Kathy O'Brien, Ed McConnell, Jane Aigler, Steve Schwartz. BACK ROW - Adina Weeston, Denise Keller, Terri' Allen, Dave Truhan, Mr. Cress, Faculty Advisor. Linda Hoffman, Thersa Williams, Colleen Grote. n. NATIONAL HONGR SGCIETY INDUCTS 11 SENIORS AND 12 JUNIORS ARAC R Present Senior N.H.S. members - FRONT - Linda Serraino, Chris Scagnetti, Robin Hunt, Jane Lamanna, Cindy Lepley, Pat Martin, Colette Hasselbach. BACK - Judy Lepley, Kathie Siesel, Pam Nevin, Deb Helber, Mr. Cress, Ed Burr, Bob Dub- bert. Jeff Moyer. T2 New Senior Members of N.H.S, - FRONT ROW - Karen Geiger, Chris Baker, Patti Nelson, Jessica Chapman, Molly Ryan. BACK ROW - Bob Murphy, Curt Stoldt, Pam Fritz, Mr. Cress, Faculty Advisor, Ellen Daniel, Paul Evert, Gordon Wolf. 119 if U il 1g ? , ll- 11-,. Ilia, ily ll.-1, mir, 5...-r in-. ,5 ,-1, gn LK xx, ' x. .hi K 1. Sf' ,....., ,.....- ,...: fkkaaf I f Q UNDERCLASSIVIEN With great participation in the bands, home- coming and search for knowledge and skills, the Juniors and Sophomores, progress to the next step of their high school level - that of becom- ing Seniors and Juniors respectively for the school year 1973. W---1:1 , i 4, . . 9 rl?-zfla. ., xg: 1., Y ' N531 ' ' I-Kilt A E' W A le? ABOVE: Class Officers Cindy Harman, Secretaryg Debbie Metzger, Treasurer: Paul Williams, President: Roger Hartzell, Vice- President. Ev Melanie Adams Jane Aigler Mark Aigler Joanne Alt Dale Andrews Dean Andrews 122 i A ,f - f l., F rs A . ,S , -., . ll Z-'ff - rl l 'D P' 1' ' 'vi 22 1 if 4 3 li + 1 5' 4 Terry Aldrich Denny Andrews ,1 'ii Terri Allan Gary Andrews JUNIORS BEGIN SECONDYEAR AT BSHS - Pat Artino Chris Baker Dou Baker Gar Ballard Charles Ba , . 8 . y . P' tista, Kathy Barnes, Vern Barnes, Greg Barr, Tom Beoddy, Don Berkey, Jeff Berger. Jeff Bickhart, Robert Bilbrey, Susan Binger, Peggy Birkline, Pat Boogher, Dennis Boyer, Donald Brugnone, Dale Brutcher, Steve Buck, Daniel Burkhart. Lars Runnerstrom puts away his books at the end of the day. l l f 5 ' 1 ww L ' if- 1, CW I f 3 l M I ill tif fm 4-G' 'iv f f . 1: , ,Q W ii v . . -. S' ,, XY .. . ' . Li Q, ,...1.T, -KX 'M 71.-.V. ,. . ....t.-X... HA- .- l l 'AL Riva' zfufi TG XA. Yr.. Q 1 1 4 ,, W L' ' E if i A r B r.rr B B B D rra l y F dl' -'f .4 i ',!w,,?. i 5, I N - 1 A V 6,1 x. i n vlvv - 4 F f sa' :V-:ik .U Y H Ns in-' X' Li 'Q I N I 1- H, J X , 123 Y L I MQ ill Zami! 1 Kevin Burr Della Crecelius Michael DeLuca Larry Emery V .'. V 9 Ti X 1 ii N Pam Canode Debbie Crotty Steve Dendinger Carol Evert , Kap r' P 1 ix N wtf U X E? -llillb, :rl i i X13-'le :J 'y-.13 f, V ..,j,, ff , , , '53 -9- ' , -- lg Wa N x l ,:g ' i 3. A - 'Y X C' All Melissa Connors John David Casey Didion Terry Evert Imax 124 1 N' 44 . 'I X iw, -2-:. 20.4. , 1 .. ' -Q- l l 1 H 'l , 1 .-i i , . L ,X I 9. V J ii ' JR ' al l:fT.l '. . 1 - .. ... Lynne Carter Sandy DeJean Leslie Diehr Jim Falter 1 .- . H G 1 fr V. Ne, 5 T? Y I x . ?f Q-, gg-il '-. osx! Donald Cook David DeLuca Susan Dominy Tom Felder e i P3 Paul Trapp taking another test under Mr. Overholt. Caf0'FefgUS0f1 y X .1 X Y 42, 4- -'QE 9-C250 N V 'Li X! 5, L f - -qr9X'ii'- 5? T- 55. ' ., wg 133,-1.24, f-,.., X? .Ay-4 .-vi f'7.i1,Q--2, Q . Vicky Gantt Jan Gerhardstein Lois Griffin Lydia Griffin Martha Hansen Cindy Harmon 're f -- Vickie Grassi Richard Grimm Roger Hartzell 125 Theresa Fox ' 'I- K . ,J , Nancy Foos Nancy Francis -- 2. ,ii r W U V h x x Craig Green Colleen Grote Jo Ann Hay Sheree Greene Kathy Hammersmith Mary Beth Hayward 1' .ls Diane Henney Gaul Henry Debbie Herman 126 Tom Hill ROW 1: Joanne Holmer Ross Irons Mike Jacobs Terri Jacobs Henry Jarrett John Jarrett Sheila Jewett Jeanette Johnson Tom Joseph Grace Juliano Denise Keller Kevin Keiser . Lg at yn. 1 V a 4' .Q 1 '- ' A 'V i, - . ,E ' G WWW' Q William Kerstetter Jill Kihn Bill King David Leckrone Charmaine Lee Diane King Mary Ann Kirwan Denise Kistler Gerald Link Theresa Link Mark Krinke Mary Krupp Sharon Kubiszyn ' ' ' ' ' Chuck Kudro Marianne Ladd Christine Leber Connie Lewis Liz Lieber Jeff Lilli 127 L 1 Connie Ruppert taking short hand in S,B.O.E. - ig' ag 5:1 L, i , L ws '-if , I V , ii '59 W ,A E my I may M X LA, i 'fh-Agiggilziimgll 3 X MQW gr 1 DQ' ll ffsnijzll 1. iN xl, Ann Leonard Greg Linn Gary Manasco Greg Martin Doug Liston Paula Logan Margie Loose Jeff Long Maureen McCarthy Edward McConnell Glen McFarland Robin Malcolm Carla Manos Jim Martin X, Carol Mays Eugene Meyer Ragina Meyer Patricia Meyers Karen Miano Wendy Mitchell Michelle Miller Melody Miller Roger Miller Tim Miller Cheryl Mira Deb Monas , fx if 1 i Ak KWH r ':' if ff-1 3 E .41 smite. .Mises Q53- 1 LL. J 'J -S... , 3+ , . , 2,1 1 . .M - fa' 1644- -U3 ':.. s it 4 13,2 1 9- ' 'K . J Q V g' M4 i W ew . ,za John Pollock James Postell J wha -- is J Abu, 1: 'E' H I:- - ., 'sffeggy me . ww - 55 , :ms-. do W: is Y . jeff. 4 .. ' ir. xr 9. I if ,. .:,. . A V Rosemary Panfalone Carol Payne Kevin Perrin Karen Perry Martha Pine Tim Polley Teresa Moore Mike More Sharon Neuman Katherine O'Brien Janet Moyer Jeff Mygrant Marcelyn Orr Paula Palmer Sewing is essential for home economics as shown by: Karen Perry and Jean Strecker. Bev Potts Ed Poyser fujfl ,- , 4 ? J 1 Y is,-'D S A 1. 5 ,-. f is ,- -1 - 4 S . ,. V ' 4'-V .'i w,X it X I - w- ' ,,. .W ,J VO VQ yr Marie Provonsil Bill Ratliff Dan Riegel Dennis Riegel Lars Runnerstrom Kathy Sams Leigh Ann Schoen Connie Ruppert U' , - , fiif fi g? 1 ,. .gi- Greg Schneider Dee Schultz 'Nb if i i f I Tom Reau Jody Reitz Jackie Ruppert W it WWJQ H Al'?i f ,V L i ' 1 Frieda Schneider Steve Schwartz 130 f gjill 35 If i ' 3 U l .,r, . iii Fil - i X. A Doug Reed Cindy Reichley Sandy Reineke Valerie Rogge Steve Rohrbacher Leatha Rowe Karen Saari David Sabo Lee Ann Sackett Gail Henry poses for the camera. 1 f, 'L - ,Z v A , j if 1- F , Q .f I, N M, ., lfligl li all if 181i ' ll up 1 'A l S i l 'af lil H H T' ' 1 j 4,- Jarnes Seymour Sam Sherck Monica Sidoti Diane Smith Craig Thompson Mary Shelley Pam Sherman Peggy Smetzer Sally Spencer Paul Trapp A 5 'wwf xx W V12 Nm Cindy Valko taking a chemistry test? R l .4 Ysaf-T 'Q f Steve Shelley Nancy Shingledecker Deb Smith Virginia Stockmaster David Truhan 131 4' Deb Stout Bob Tuttamo Te S is , X W. Jean Strecker Robert Twa rdzik 1 'i ii . 1, Pam Sylvester Doris Valentine 1 -5 1 Vi M 1:34, , YH if-P' Cindy Valko Roberta Vollmar Michele Valko Mark Wagner ., 1 ,Q A L. is' I ' x ml ll N 1 Lora VanFleet Victoria Walter -2 . f ,I'T '.. g' it -J .. fr , I 1 1.1 Michelle Miller in Spanish lab. s 'P- Y i 3 ' A I '3 Q22 -v 'r -ox ,fs 'PEL Ei Gerald Watters Janet Weaver Adina Weeston Jane Weiker Sue Wilder Paul Williams Roseanna Williams Teresa Williams Dgnald Wright Kevin Wright Rhonda Chris Zeller Wybensinger 132 S ..1: as Q ii? 'N . V Mary Weiland Patty Wilson Mary Lou Ziegler so ly so ,l ,X ff Lisa Whisler Diana Wollenslegel Greg Zimmerman EHOVE Yvf E 1 Q.. I KXFV B xii' 'Q x 'LXR if i x Kerry Jett Mike Linder Penny Loose Kathleen Miller Rosemary Nascone Judy Pannell 133 Richard Binsack Dan Bush Paula Castillo Evan Ebersole Karen Forney Sharon Forney Bruce Gower Steve Herman f ' ' fs 2 .xlsiriuaa Representing Bellevue in EHOVE'S Drafting class are: Gary Wheeler Gary Valko and Roger Lindsey. ii 'B Dan Smith Paula Stokes Chuck Tinnel Gary Valko Mary Jo White Lee Zieber EHOVE STUDENTS NOT PICTURED Duane Burris Dan Clapp Ron Clapp Lynn Eberhard Dean Estep Mike Kleinosky Chester McAlpine Rich Magyar Leigh Maye Rodney Michaels Ken Miller Valerie Pocock Greg Starkey Debbie Strecker Gary Wheeler All Class Officer pictures by Virginia McDonald, Gazette. EMR George Carter Richard Coombs wall? Kevin Baker ROESI' Claus Larry Covert Sandy Cutcher 134 Sharon O Neil Russell Parks 'S Debbie Dodson Susan Larck Betty Fulton David Massie Nancy Voress 5 3' 1 6 ' X ' ...... X . P .isa Juniors and Sophomores explore welding techniques, research in Biology, and spend many periods a week in the library working on other subjects taken at the BSHS. A new a-la-carte cafeteria lunch line with many varieties of soups, sandwiches, salads and fruits was served daily the second semester. 9- Ns. me a mcg 135 SOPHOMORES ENTER BSHS ' - I Class Officers - LEFT T0 RIGHT. Bob Leatherman, Treasurer: Frank DeLuca, Vice-Presidentg Kip Loudy President, Barb Hubler, Secretary. IN -A , Y h A Rx - .- , 1: ,Q , r h zkx N NL ?-, Vg'f35' au Xllgse Mary Acierno Elizabeth Burr Crystal Andrews Nita Arbour any 44 4 A: I :S avg...-. it 1 I Y jill , ' .ffmmi Y' Doug Baker James Ball Terry Ball Valerie Ball Victoria Ball JOSGDIW Baptist-3 Denise Barnard Ronald Barnett SUS BGVYSTT Marilyn Battelline Shawn Beamer 136 we X 4 5 if i 1 ' - R, -- I. -py- 1 . 3 ? tx ,1 :I IJ u xl -1:24 , f if if e Y 1 .ffl ,.-. ,, . .v 17, I f Q x I v P ,- i 'l. xx 5 xr. R IX J Robert Berglands Vicki Berger Lawrence Bilbrey Joann Bizorik Terry Bogner Susan Bollenbacher Robin Bondy Julie Borchardt .rv mu 5 A wh. '4-er? ,- Bonnie Boyer i ,':: ' i Lf' X. Ann Boyer Z3 but Q ,KH -F x Ronald Brooks Sue Brooks Kathy Bruce Debbie Burkhart Dale Bush Mark Byers . , , I 4 ., . -1' , - 1 ,f , 3 Q 3 fl' I' ,r ' , E Ag, x ,. , in 1' A I ' ,qt V ww 'jj' ' 2322? .- ii if is i iz? B ,LM 'k if Bart Canfield Kenneth Canode Everett Chism Ivan Chism Larry Chumley Yvonne Chumley Larry Clapp Sandy Clapp Shirley Close Marilyn Cole Wendy Colich Pamela Cook David Daniel Geralyn Daniel Paula Davenport James Day Dean Decker Faith DeBIase Cathy Corrado Forrest Cramer Debra Crockett ' Micheal DeBlase Frank DeLuca Nancy Dendinger Gail DeVauIt Diane Cramer LouAnn Crawford Lisa Diem Robert Cummings . Debra Czeczele Scott Dletzel 138 x .gf ., Q Z , X i S 6 I . ..4' E ln. Ei-. Y Wi' gli i -' i f A 2i',?f'-550: ' Y Y f : F, 1. , N W Q. 9 if--Q .z.. i'i'!?2Ll4z.f-54 A F1 . r' bl, '.m, lwe-:wk , 5 X 5 Xb' 'XA4Yl'i, Exif sg, I 3 ll il, We is 3 i P1- Sherry Pitt helps out in the Audio- Visual room, he 1 Mary Dwight Hudson Eaton Elizabeth Eisenhauer Chris Evans Dave Falter Pamela Fisher David Folk Carol Foos 139 James Dillingham Michael Donahue Cathy Drake Leslie Dudley 1. 9 - . , at 1 A 4 .fa ',- - '-4 4 ii 1-4 it -,sl , l ' -'fi ' Y 5 'li li 1 ' wif: Jan - . Sf 4 t , Stephen Evert Daryl Forney Dan Fortunato Barbara Fox Jack Freeman Diane Frederick Christie French Jim Frisch Donald Fritz James Fritz Allen Frost Terri Gardner Q.- 1 4 K 1 1 Debra Garrard Sam Gerhardstein . i-tt1,, g 9 Linda Gore Sarah Griffin Deborah Gilbert Jackie Goss Edward Grimm 1- arq H I L. A i W Q , ' L X X 3 til AI , l' .. 0-' T 'Fa' f '-if , ' Wei-Q, itii F ' if S 4, Q J z -Q f' - li V j, fijii' 'lf .1 Michael Grimm Jeffrey Hackenburg Doris Halcomb Karen Hall Margaret Hamer Aaron Carl Hansen Jim Hartzell Hammersmith Sandy Hay 140 xp 1 'fliilox' . ii 2:fZ-- -. , 4' 322, ' . - -- -- gf wrt X' x '-X 'K . i iw lk? . -le : Q K Dave Henry Denny Hosang Sharon Humphreys Jayne Jarrett Barb Jett .giax 'H Cindy Herman Barb Hubler Lawerance Jacobs Monica Jennings Sue Joseph Dick Herman Cheryl Heter Holly Horn Peter Ruffing, are you sleeping? V R ' it +-4 ws. E 'Y' Ed Juliano Fred Keefe Jerry Keefe Colleen Kelley 141 iT x , J Wiififiii 2 H Q if-if i 'I Kathy Kemp Jack King Mary Klein Denise Konst A busy Sophomore English class. Jeff Koselke Karen Kovacs Jim Krupp Diane Kryling 91:1- 'I ,r Y i 1.1 .T....-.. A ' ' .ff f ,L Bob Leatherman Dale Leckrone John Lee Bob Lefler Craig Lepley Tom Lepley Denise Lewis Jim Linder Bob Lindsay Ron Linkey Laurel Liston Sue Lodge Becky Long Carmen Loparo Kip Loudenslagel Denny McClain L. 'D , M :-' 3 ff 'ii' , i t L :' . i i L e Lana McFaddin Andrea McMurray Bill Magyar Janet Mazzaferri Tim Medley Denise Martin Richard Mathies Deb Mays Ken Meyer Dianne Miller 143 ,rss W 'W 4 W, i s , K S 'R '39 'e J I . ,-, 39' ' . as ' iill M iff -'N l i i 9 P i it Gregg Milkie Sally Miller Donna Mirtes Franklin Miller Steve Miller Cathy Moore l X S 'W L' ' .Ji 49, 395' ,. -. I NET l 4' 4 ,Q N, - ' S N ' gl : 'Q h A Jodi Morgan Steve Moyer . , Linda Miller Denise Mira Dan Moore Dan Moyer Anna Musgrove 144 Kathy Nevin Mike Newkirk Bill Noftz Terry Norman Bryan Nottke Dolores O'Brien Cheryl Ohler Ned Phillips Robert Phillips Rita Piscitello Chuck Morfier Keith Moyer 25' ,f Al ,- L r o 1 X 1 'l X Ei imm5msufm::. :i:r.--:.- Ah r H' f 21. ,. . U T !i' J 19 Q D- 2 1.1 ig'-'Q ' ' . s' in s 2f.1Np,':'.f.4fX Sherry Pitt Gail Pocock Pat Robertson Cheryl Saari Tim Schaaf s Wil ! A ' , I 5 1 jv'v.x ,Vk - 4. Dennis Pocock John Polley ' l , my V Em it l' lift ii, 'A - Q ' -'-- ,, ..': 2? at vqiigi. , -ii : ialltj-.fl , ere A , J Marilyn Rees Ellen Reichley sharon Ricci Cindi Richards Debra Richardson Jon Rieck i .- ' I L .- ix , 'N l K s .4 1 E :- -2 ali' I K 3 i ll ii , ii oil John Roland Peter Ruffing Susan Ruffing David Ruppert John Sanders Terri Sartain Charles Sberna Joletta Sberna John Schaefer Ann Schauder Tom Schaefer Catherine Schindley 145 Jeanette Schindley Patricia Schindiey Craig Soule Rebecca Stevens ff Gerard Schmitz Stan Schneider Steve Shrewsbury Cindy Sliter Dennis Smith Deborah Taylor James Thompson James Smith Karen Soldano Dinah Tidweil Kevin Timmons Connie Schneider Steve Serraino Kevin Shufelt W I . , ,Q f--mga., is 15 , ,gu'av,,g.1m:-, . , , . , , ,vi c .G V I T -' , , ar e 1 ' ff.. X I. De Ann Schneider Ken Shaver Richard Sigier '31 i 1 .S ., qv N itrv . T Y l . I A, , y 5 M' LN 1 Berdella Steinmetz Carol Strecker Joelyn Sweet 146 Yi? Y Brenda Stoldt Kevin Strecker Geralyn Sylvester x X 3' V ,, ,fs '.5i3'.N Qxf 25 i i VY, 1 I 1 ' -1' i 'gn ?-Y x J -12m r' vg, -' WL T , Now' . . .L a-ef' f , .21 2435 ,, A ff it L Mark Toth Teddy Triplet Wendy Vanfleet Donald Townsend George Tuttamore Kevin Vickery Chris Tracy Gregory Valko Dawn Vollmar Terry Trendowicz Kathryn Vanfleet Terry Warner I Nia?- Ronda Webb Virginia Weilnau Paul Windeau Michael Wireman Roy Weisz Loretta Willis James Wise Ricky Wolfe Pam Gilbert and Emi Sidoti, Underclassmen editors 147 Larry Wolford Michael Woolsey Anita Wybensinger Gary Yundt Cindy Zilch Susan Zimmerman 4? P 2 giiuxsuy Q 3 N J ? . ' 2 ,si A Pk. f 5, if-wi' 5 1 A er' t ng, t R ti Ax-AY Efffffelu 2- ' 0 . + CANTINA uou - iw 148 nnA's A OR FOOD-BEER TINA 8. JOE FF-f, 'iilw ,Q ADVERTISING Bellevue has been generous with finances. Due to the contin- ued support of businesses and boosters, the COMET has been kept at a minimum cost to the x ii 149 I! l V n sq du?lg'YnE.lN Bet Look to the bank that thinks young 150 The Home of Fine Photography ondard STUDIO OF PHOTOGRAPHY 450 North West Street Bellevue, Ohio 44811 Phone 1Area Code 4193 483-3364 . ' SCAGNETTI CONSTRUCTION CO L TK General Contractors Industrial and Commercial Building Highway and Heavy Construction 509 Moore Avenue HARLAND ERF INSURANCE AGENCY General Insurance 213 Green Street Bellevue, Ohio Ray F. Weidinger Nationwide Insurance All Types Of Insurance Notary Public 122 Ashford Avenue Bellevue, Ohio Telephone 483-7940 Phone 4834522 JOLLY LAN ES 16 Modern Lanes - Air Conditioning O D'l-9..2:30.. Congratulations pen al y a m to P m Seniors R From For league or open bowling eservations call 483-7580 - Rt. 4 and 20 HIRE'S FLORAL GARDENS Ferne And Dan Hire 205 Woodward Street Phone 483-6453 THE FLOWER SHOP WITH THE FUTURE , Check Our Prices First! 9 'Q ,s,,4g,,:f. ,., -1. ff-.gms-,gi it-ii Al 152 Quality Diamonds Compliments Of D. C. JONES JEWELER 105 E. Main St. Ph e 483-7355 B Il Oh Congratulations Congratulations Class of 1972 W.J. TOM REAL ESTATE 115 W West Main St. Phone 483-6111 C mplete Real Estate Service Life, Hospitalization and Disabil I ity nsuran GIBSON AUTO PARTS BELLEVUE TERMINAL 4831 C R 175 FEDERAL CREDIT UNION c,,dej,5hio 221 East Main Street B Il Oh' Compliments of Congratulations to the Class of 1972 George W. Sherman NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Sandhill Road R.F.D. No. 1- B Il Oh ,g ' Ir RALPH FOOS JERRY FOOS Congratulations Graduates! C C E C BELLEVUE HDSPITAL ASSOCIATION THE AMERICAN BAQLER COMPANY Y Wishes To Congratulate A n - LEONARD'S PHARMACY The Class Of 1972 Q Your Prescription Headquarters American Greetings Corp. Cards i Fine Co t' sme ics Coty-Rubenstein-Clairol Cosmetics Cameras-Film-Magazines Buxton Billfolds-Tobaccos Whitman Sampler Candies A A Fljiendly Place to Shop Leonard's Best Wishes from the BELLEVUE MANUFACTURING COMPANY THE INTERNATIONAL METAL HOSE CO. and CENTER MANUFACTURING COMPANY Bellevue, Ohio Congratulations to the Class of 72 from SHAVER'S SOHIO SERVICE f Ak STAND East Main 81 Lyme St. Bellevue, Ohio MADE FRESH V DAILY, AT Qi Q 1 THE DONUT SHOP Q 3 WH ITELYS CARRY-our Z iris: SHORT oRnERs 9- X Cardinal Foods FOUNTAIN SERVICE W ll I- Open Evenings Until 7:00 Free Delivery THE BELLEVUE FARMERS' . COOPERATIVE ASS'N. 114 LIncoln Street Ph. 483-4790 Grain, Seed, Flour,Feeds And Coal Gardener 483-3495 Bellevue 158 5.31 Whirlpool A. vw-.-.. W - MCCONKEY AND WOODRUFF 1 301-303 E. Main St. Bellevue, Ohio 44811 Dealers In Arco Products Mac McConkey Pee Wee Woodruff Congratulations To The C' f1972 CAPITOL ALUMINUM AN D GLASS CORPORATION HORN'S CROP GILDENMEISTER SERVICE CENTER MOTOR COMPANY Complete Rose, Lawn And Your Headquarters For Fine Automobiles Garden Supplies Chrysler - Ramblers - Imperial Home Of Horn GMC T U ks Qf plenty Ferfilize 115 S. Sandusky St Bellevue Oh weswvf AND DELICATESSEN V E.: V G. N ,431 1. 4 v . ., 5 .. . 3 4 If 3 it 1' it l '. ff We z. ff .'w N .' .112 .I Mai ' '57 - ' ' 4 'H mf my 1 , E. U 'I 'J my QL. 5 1 , .iif,3J' JI . ,1:..'Q- . ', -. if- '-:'1-3'fuef-- '. A: ,fu 1-pn. A - W ff- w yi- 341,-3.,,i.U ,u I Qiw '. -fv my pm 4 mlsg..-::.?,,.:,' :rf M ,v,Q ,I , M f WSW - wiv : L - V : A, 4.15 4.15515 1--1 ' Q if 1 922 'iff :gg ig, A wfgmijf, 'Skim '-my 352. A TS: Zz QA 'fig ian? ' . E -1 ,, -Ei . '35 Eg .if mim, .W A , 5 wg Yr , k. ::.zaam,u vi J, A ,,,.mm...fa... .. .mu W. -..W . .. . ., , 147'- 1 5, .QL , az.. , M .QW . 'E , QA 4 1 . J . . . . . .4471 W.. VM5?-.. r gr-,123 - ,M- E . ff. FL f T.z2.,.. ' . ..:'-YLL,j fi-I 4-5-ai I H 4 M K Tiy wxi, l MIT g5 ,,g,ilLz gwZaA1 .gfriilqm-miwfsf . L .,.. E Al . DTV. NZ, ., A - -1 ' C--V 'K . - .- f-J .-5 V.,,.,5f L,.,i, . .. . . . A l Ti FULL SERVICE . u MEMBER OF Mam Office FDIC FIRST NABIIOOIIIAL BANK DHve4n Elchaflge Sffeet 3 convenient Castalia St. Branch LocaHons 161 TAGGART'S HEATING AND BETTY S BEAUTY BAR AIR .CONDITIONING C0. 6830 County Road 191 Bellevue, Ohio Betty Preho, Owner 310 Bene Ave- Phone 983-3042 Bellevue, Ohio 44811 HAlR IS OUR BUSINESS' CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION CONTINENTAL CABLEVISION OF OHIO, INC. 206 East Main Street 0 Bellevue, Ohio 44811 o Ph: l419I 483-4762 An Affiliate Of Continental Cablevision, Inc. Village Motel in Bellevue I Q5 Ohio Leave the Rest To Us. Room Phones 'F Air Conditioning it A , -4 i - 620 woot Main St.,lRt. 20 wJ it i it Phone 483-6630 COMPLIMENTS OF HOGUE'S FOODLAND 162 , ,,,,,,,mmrw'Nw:ew f A ww' 'M-wzwufgi lla My WWE? Nfl. 1? 1' lim 1 I 'Phi W '- ,, ,. ,fo -W5f.2'm'ffmLas:it:waxfamf-'.':'-if' ' iwfgfsiv ,, swivarf.s:--'1 tfft,4'i1!q:sn':.' z,1'::'b'm' 'M' ' 1 ' ,Jow:xvrvmf-1,-:simwMW-iwii.rfwwwf WWW' Wx ,,. M.,,m,..,.,,,',l,,.,,,, ,. ,wt ,. to . M. , . woq,.x'gwwy,m1qxW,M,wlg0'-vw' W . . www I ww W- -11,-,.2': woawwa - nw-f -641-4 ' 'o '1v- lzsllikfsgxkviflsyvfw--1- gfr, ,I 2, vm 4,.f'g,,.v ,,..-f-.zulu ' ,-ie .PZ-1 4. V 1.1, 2:21 fwflzv 'hte bf. 23511 . offlf, - -:sf ww lpn 3, me I , . . .... ,. 'L in ,. , . Best Wishes the Class of 1972 l Comvgpenfs MlTCHELL'S FURNITURE HARRIS FUNERAL HOME 114 i e S'- -ijzg-.gi , ,. .. - ,, ,,,.,, ,,?G, .. , T 'fflilw' ' V ' H'-51:fl:'f'W g:?1 Z:3 - , , ' - V- lliilatizilfim naw , .. T T , , RHWTJQW' W ' mx rv lwm, H U'1WriEil?? T Will' 'TL 1. 1 fs, 4' 'Ji 14-1. .':L A WE J ' fl? EEE' 1 JV -. f- -f ' g Q' , - 'dl - ' HEADQUARTERS FOR FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Congratulations EVEVS To The Class Of 1972 PIZZA HOUSE THE KLEIN STEEL 1Pizza Pie The Way You Like Itj 210 East Main Bellevue, Ohio Open Every Night 164 9 I 6 F , ' ' i N BHIWUE PMN A. SCHULMAN, INC. National Plastics Division A Compliments Of BEERY'S DRY CLEANING LOU DY'S SMART SHOP 114 Northwest St. 2 Hour Cleaning w ng, 9 r-sv ,X ' . 7:5 w - ' ' W f, ' I .,.-.- --. Mrs. Casey Mc Clain '69 graduate of BSHS shopping at Loudy's Compliments Of VARSITY JACKETS REDMEN JACKETS AWARDSWEATERS EXPERT SHOE REBUILDING Mjgggfgg SPORTING GOODS 234 East Main St. , 0 ' Bellevue hm FOR GOOD SPORTS FOLLOW THE REnM EN - ,iq 1, -'l:.+,.- , 'EEA .D pln. A f 5 -4-'Tia . 1 '1 fl ttl 'M S K FOR SMART STYLES A S' ' A A sez You A f A AT LouDY's Kip Loudenslagel 74 Salesman PAUL HITE FORD AND MERCURY 166 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, wish to congratulate THE CLASS OF SEVENTY-TWO I 167 CONGRATULATION TO THE CLASS OF 72 Lindsey's Lock 8. Key Service 236 Goodrich Road Compliments of R.E. STEINBAUER 8. SONS South Ridge Brand B u on Congratulations H N 'dz' to the Class of '72 BELLEVUE IGA FOODLINER QUEEN 8: LAMANA B n 5 TRIBOLET INSURANCE Station X AGENCY 483-9011 114 West Main St. F endlyS rvice! Best Wishes To The Class Of 72 TUTTAMORE AND SONS Termite and Pest Control 739 W. Main Street Bellevue, Ohio 44811 483-3232 Best Wishes to the Class of '72 HASSELBACH AND PAUL Insurance And Real Estate 10 West Main Street II vue, Ohio THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF Q 0 Q , ilrufxfvi J' 3' R- 46 ag., gdb? gg?DN. MAIN . E, ol-no P HUNE-547-1301 SPEED 81 POWER EQUIPMENT IN THE AREA COL. OTT JETT SON RICHARD AUCTIONEERS I APPRAISALS R 230 Ellis Avenue B II Ohio Phone 483-7624 or 483-5775 Have Action. Have an Auction. I Oven-Fresh Goodness And Quality I CASTALIA, OHIO wedding cakes, Birthday Cakes! Graduation Cakes' GENERAL ELECTRIC BELLEVUE LAMP PLANT BELLEVUE, OHIO An Equal Opportunity Employer GDLDEN PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. lvan Baker and daughter Chris Dr. and Mrs. James Ball and son Jay Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ballew and daughter Velda Mr. and Mrs. William J. Bauman and daughter Rosemary Roy V. and Della Beasley and son Jim Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bowers and daughter Pat Mr. and Mrs. William E. Buck and son Dave Mr. and Mrs. Mark Burr and son Matthew Dr. and Mrs. PauI.E. Burson and daughter Jan Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Canode and daughter Beverly Mr. and Mrs. John Casey and daughter Diane Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cook and son Micheal Dr. and Mrs. F.D. Crosby and son Christopher Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Cloud Jr. and daughter Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Richard Daniel and daughters Eileen and Ellen Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dubbert and son Robert Mrs. Thelma Elfring and daughter Marcia Mr. and Mrs. Jack Evert and son Paul Mr. and Mrs. Francis Fritz and daughter Pam Mr. and Mrs. Howard B. Fulton and daughter Deborah Mr. and Mrs., Maurice Gardner and daughter Debra Jo Mr. and Mrs. ivan Garman and son Gary Mr. and Mrs. Charles Geiger and daughter Karen Rodger and Irene Gerhardstein and daughter Diane Mrs. lrene Gerhardstein and daughter Diane Mr. and Mrs. Roger Gibson and son Rich Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gilbert and daughter Pamela Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Green and son Micheal Mr. and Mrs. John W. Grimm and daughter Rebecca Mr. and Mrs. William Heal and son David Mr. and Mrs. Donald E. Hasselbach and daughter Collette Dr. and Mrs. Henry Hettel and son Richard Mr. and Mrs. Donald Heuring and daughter Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hildreith and son Dale Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hire and daughter Diane Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey Humphreys and daughter Elaine Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Kath and daughter Gabriele Mr. Daniel Helber and daughter Debra Mr. and Mrs. Richard Huffer and daughter Sharon and son Rick Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knoderer and daughter Michele Mr. and Mrs. Ted Koechley and son Tom Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Lamanna and daughter Jane GOLDEN PATRONS Mr. John Leinbaugh and daughter Vivian and son George Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Lepley and daughter Judy Mr. and Mrs. James D. Lepley and daughter Cindy Mr. and Mrs. John A. Martin and daughter Mary Mr. and Mrs. Werner Martin and daughter Pat Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McDougle and son Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morgan and daughter Debra Mr. and Mrs. Wilford Musser and daughter Beth Mrs. Lois Jean Mira and son Gregory Mr. and Mrs. Edward R. Moyer and son Jeffery Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Nigro and son Tom Mr. and Mrs. George Neuman and daughter Cheryl Mr. and Mrs. Junior Parsons Sr. and son Bill Mrs. Mona Payne and daughter Vickie Mr. and Mrs. George G. Polley and daughter Susan Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Phillips and daughter Carol Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Redd and son Dave Mrs. Louis Reiderman and Carl and daughter Mary Mr. and Mrs. Barry Reitz and daughter Stacey Mr. and Marion Roth and daughter Barb Mr. and Mrs. Werner Ruffing and son Thomas Mrs. Mary Sanders and the late Herbert Sanders and daughter Stephanie Mr. and Mrs. Anthony J. Sberna and daughter Grace Mr. and Mrs. Chester Schaff and daughter Cindy Mr. and Mrs. John W. Schaeffer and son Daniel Mr. and Mrs. Donald Scheider and daughter Pat Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scheider and daughter Margo Mr. and Mrs. Emiel Sidoti and daughter Emie Mr. and Mrs. William Smetzer and daughter Susan Mr. and Mrs. Edward H. Smith and daughter Darlene Mr. and Mrs. George Solander and daughter Peggy Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stoldt and son Curtis Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tedhams and son Mike Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Thomas and son Danny Mr. and Mrs. Orville Tidwell and daughter Marta Mr. and Mrs. David Tuttamore and son Bill Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Weilnau and daughter Sally Mrs. Winifred Whaley and daughter Kim Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolf and son Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Dale Yearick and son Paul Henry Mr. and Mrs. Harry Nelson and daughter Pat FIT-I-LERvs Economy I Congratulations to the Class of 72 M rket 798 W. Main Street? Bellevue, Ohio G 0 0 E A R EVERT BROS- If ' ' TIRE SERVICE ooy EVERT BROTHERS TIRE SERVICE, INC. Paula Castillo 8. Betty Fittler 239 w. Main street are here to serve you Retreading - Vulcanizing BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF '72 483-4044 Benevu Congratulations DANKLEFSEN SALES FOP FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE Kauffman's News Stand B k ' C't St t' n FENNWOOD 'oiailiflfifdf 'O Brush Car Wash, Hand Bags Gigli' ELTZZLZZTIISZV Laundry Bellevue Beverage Center Kilbourne Street BUSINESS PATRONS F new nil-5 KIBBY'S Colleen Tea, BSH 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. v DEPENDABLE AUTO BODY M Mile west of Thompson School on County Road 178 Phone - 483-2653 24 Hour Wrecker Service Night - 483-4910 York Equipment Center, Inc. Case and New Idea Sales and Service Route 1, Clyde, Ohio Phone Bellevue 483-6720 TUTTAMORE AND SONS, INC. Pool and Patio Supply Center 739 West Main Street Congratulations Class of Be eV:E5g'gg244811 1972 ' Kilbourne St. Phone 483-5983 Come In For Total Hair Grooming Vacuum Haircutting, Razor Cutting, Hair Styling, Straightening, Hairpieces, Restyling St Service Appfmiigfs or Congratulations to the Class of 1972 ARLENE'S BEAUTY SHOP 7045 Gardner Road Bellevue Congratulations to the Class of '72 gs--41113 42: A, 93:17 5 'af eta,-J. feg.p-, -F9 'Lvl I, 'fail 3 ' 5' -1 ' 1:6 .. 1? - f'- .2 , 1 if .... - -s lr. 7 - E i D N ' ff-ff.?r:'-15 -I' Y 1- .... .1 L 451'-'Y' N , JUHNSU A ,,.--.---. 2- .4 ga: . s aw -'N -f1 'A f'1 V -25107 -.5-'-.--vffai-gf - 1'-- -' - 514:42 'W-1 L :::c..L. P'1-'ffm-v ww' w 1. .,.. ':'H ':'z.u, T? 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Established in 1958 -I Lit' ' ' - 14 341 ' IT, Owners and Publishers Harold and Eileen Detlefsen P.O. BOX 367 - 131 E. Main St. - BELLEVUE, OHIO 44811 , . QDAVEI TUTTAMORE'S MOBIL FROM FINGERPAINTS TO TYPEWRITERS 24 HY- Wrecker SGYVICG 318 W. Main Street - Bellevue Phone 483-4612 or 483-2788 9 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BELLEVUE OHIO SINCE 1907 E T M EE 1-, r A I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1972 U mnusmm SAVINGS 11' ,mn L l I I 'I I . I Is u. I 4 IIIIIII I- THE INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION BELLEVUE-WILLARD Congratulatio to the Class of 1972 DODSON'S CORNER STORE AND TAVERN Jct. 4 and 113 483-9042 HEATING 81 PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING ZONED HEATING ELECTRONIC AIR CLEANING LOW PRICES BATH ROOMS ALWAYS AVAILABLE COMPLETE HOME SERVICE KITCHENS SERVICE OUR BUSINESS GOOD LUCK CLASS OF '72 Residential, Commercial 81 Industrial Plumbing 8. Heating Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1972 C.W. Schug Hardward BELLEVUE PARTS COMPANY AND LEE'S WELDING SUPPLY 483-7390 jfflm' a I A THE FRANCE STONE COMPANY i if Congratulations totheCLASS OF '72 GRANTS We Deliver Q 224 Sh ff' ld St. I j'Qy' 483-5731.6 I 5 Q2 , SCHINDLEY'S FLOWER SHOP After All School Events, Enjoy Pizza with Your Friends at Don's CONGRATULATIONS - SENIOR CLASS of 1972 From DON'S PIZZA AND SUBMARINE SHOP 104 Kilbourne St. Don, Carol and Tammy Phone 483-6589 If T15 IT issued sf' BGOSTER PATRDNS Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 8tMrs Mr..8t Mrs Mr.8tMrs Mr. 8tMrs Mr. 8tMrs Mr. 8tMrs Mr.8tMrs Mr. 81 Mrs Mr. 8tMrs John Aigler Eugene Austin John Baker Ted Baugn Greg Billard Robert Birr Edward Burnett R. V. Clements Elwood Dendinger .Viking Dietrich Mr. 81 Mrs. Kirill Dotsenk Mr. gl Mrs. Allen Evert Mr. 84 Mrs. Kenneth Felder Mr. 8t Mrs. Clark Fiscus Mr. 8i Mrs. Loyd Frank Mr. 84 Mrs. Otto Harpster Mr. 8t Mrs. Edward Hartzell Mr. 81 Mrs. Ray Herrel Rev. 81 Mrs. Alfred Hubler Mr. 8t Mrs. Clyde H. Jones Mr. 84 Mrs. Boyd Kelly Mr. 81 Mrs. E. R. Kissick Mr. St Mrs. Randal Lewis Mr. 81 Mrs. Delmar Logan Mr. 81 Mrs. Douglas Long Mr. St Mrs. Irvin Lucas Mr. 81 Mrs. William Magyar Mr. 8t Mrs. Robert McFaddin Mr. 8tMrs. Mr.8t'Mrs. Mr. 8tMrs. Robert Mesler Emil Meyers David Milkie Mr. gl Mrs. Clark J. Nation Pastor 84 Mrs. Ken Nosworthy Mr. 81 Mrs. Anthony Passarello Mr. 8t Mrs. Louis Pasualin Mr. 81 Mrs. Richard Pollock Mr. 84 Mrs. Donald Schaefer Mr. 84 Mrs. Harold Scherley Mr. 84 Mrs. Sameul Schubert Mr. 8i Mrs. Charles Sliter Mr. 84 Mrs. Ralph J. Smith SMITH STUDIO of Photography N l Tr x' - , . S Mr. 84 Mrs. James Taylor Mr. 84 Mrs. James Velliquette Mr. 81 Mrs. Thomas P. Weidanz Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Wenner Mr. 81 Mrs. Wilber White Mr. 8tMrs. John Wolfe Blackand WWYSTV Mr. 81 Mrs. Gene Woodruff Stereo - Radio Tape Recorder 1l KINNEY ELECTRIC congratulates THE SENIORS OF 72 A ELECTRIC HEAT, INSULATING, FIXTURES Route 3 Uust West of Seneca Cavernsy PHONE 483-3320 I 1 M F 1 HERB'S MARATHON SERVICE Prgtect Your Car With Our Guaranteed HUNTER MOTEL 59l'ViC9! Congratulations I U 'A A W to the Class of 1972 M 'Q U wQ5tQrl1 Best Wishes And Good Luck To The Class Of '72 I D MOTEU5 H! NU I 1 E R IITUMI-tl Q IIICI ill Mary Donahue and Cindy Lepley, seniors looking at the latest styles Congratulations Best Wishes and Good Luck from Mr. Donahue and other employees of Penneys. nn up The Fashion Place! Try 'em, you'II like 'em, says Ron Ray to Mike Donahue R. gl R DRUG 'A FRIENDLY PLACE TO SHOP' PROFESSIONAL PRESCRIPTION SERVICE DAY OR NIGHT !,, PM is-if J , v'-N M an . I 7' Gerbardstein Lon candies i Gibson Cards W welcomes . 'f'.T'l', Customers Cosmetics . Gifts 115 E. Main 483-3242 A ':.....i'.iiE'r-s1u..Ee-1 'L's.,L.l Charles Kudro, Junior KU DRO'S VILLAGE RESTAURANT 710 West Main St. Bellevue, Ohio Phone 483-5920 Booster Patrons Miss Margery Aigler Mr. 8. Mrs. Russell Aldrich 8. Terry Mrs. Della Beasley Mr. 8. Mrs. Noel Carr 81 Sons Mr. 8. Mrs. Earl Daniel 81 Son Tom Mr. 81 Mrs. Willard Fredrick 8. Becky Mr. 8. Mrs. Dennis Hay 8- Jody, Jeff Don Humbarger Mr. 81 Mrs. John Jasinski 8. Jo Mr. 81 Mrs. Clyde Johnson 8. Jeanette Mr. 8. Mrs. Arnold Laub 8. family Mr. 8- Mrs. Paul Missler 8. family Mr. 8- Mrs. Paul Phillips 8- family Mr. 8. Mrs. James Sberna 81 family Mr. 8. Mrs. Sylvester Schoen 8. family Mr. 81 Mrs. Irving Schwartz 81 family Mr. 8. Mrs. Stan Steiner 81 Gretchen Mrs. Helen Stoldt Jack Summerland Mr. 8. Mrs. H. Mike Tonovitz 81 Denise Mrs. Helen Wongler QA I 1 , :II I ,..-- ag, ,... ,I 1 , , , 4' M V 4 I 6, .1 W, , gs-yy gf., Kamik, , , A, .- - - w..'Y'.w4J..,,,, Q1..eE2i,A ,envy ,W 751:51 1131.4 I , N - ' -- V--gg - . , .Hai-,E ,, - N -H , . - . , nz -,, :.,. V - ' A V. .-,ff-.,,. . f Q- ' ' L ws- A , ,K Y . . h, A W N X viva x, J, ., 1 V.. ,-- , .X Z' ', ' ..,f , '1 ' L -' - ' ' L T 2, '..g .' ' xi W iw hwiiiif'-lwm g:'9?5Q-wg. H ' V H4-2 . 4 A - -X,-. .. , V , qi . .W -iw ,- f.,,,, A . ,,, W, M K . likes'-'TL --Af' ?'fQ.N '--if ' A ' 1 7 29,1 Jig M . .. ., . V ,V 5. A w ' ' ' ' ,ff will -N5 ,Q W ' Mnbmwum x QXLIJMINUIVISQVINYL slums STORM SAHDOURS ALuMlNuMa.vlNYL G uT'rERs Awnmes avzmo covsns ALuMlN uM a.v1NvLs HuTTE Rsf PoRcH ENCLOSURES 1e15 E.FferkiIms 2li l PHONE 625-5956 f , , . Y I -if . :lg , Ph ne For Free Esti t 1 187 VV ...::.,,.7 S yi, MQ Orville K. Tidwell BACKHOE SERVICE EXCAVATING ,I T, 3. CISTERNS Tix . SEPTIC TANKS Y ,Q X FOOTERS -,ge ,. gg BASEMENTS 1 , I, Q1 ,Q 5? 3 H 6. In , 633 Kilbourne Street Vi ' , BTI I Phone4a3-5553 ,iii i I we.. n A , 4 ' I' if -- M' HAGER'S DAIRY QUEEN 711 West Main Street Phone 483-5033 figs ' - -45 M. , U 9 ' l1.,J 2 -Z .1 .. , My sponsored by DAIRY QU X , H1 3' ' I K 5 I. . . EEN Cora and Skip'say CONGRATULATIONS to the Class of 1972 Buick Pontiac A. LIEBER 81 SONS INC. Buick G.T.0 Grandspor , 1 I k ' ' -. E- ,E ,, - - , , f-N' 4. ' .- : v- 1 , P '-' '-' ' '-'-'--- - -N-Ls-4-1 - - W, - - - - - ,',' ' ' - -1 If I- - - - , ,, - - ' -Vi-V - 1- - - -' -L' WE- N '- 1,1-3 ' 'fi T532 ' ' l ' - - ' 'wrxw '-ri 4 '11 1 ?f1I f 'LH 4 fin' ' - - Leafs, 5531- 5- A 1-Q - Efle'--ff HV' , 1' ' ' - - - - N -' WM ' ' eff' ' 52911-F31 gg,-sw ' ' ' 5 ' ' - - - Y'Tf'T'7 - T- 'M' - - - 3- - - - - ' ' j',! ' f ,,-I-:-!-'- -l-'-- 1' - - - - 1,3 1-1 - -'- - - ,' I ' ' 1 ' 4 '. ' ' ' 'I , !' 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CAMERA 117 EAST MAIN STREET BELLEVUE, OHIO 44811 For The Best In Fruit 81 Produce A , PATTENS Q X Route si? 20 West Bellevue, Ohio Motif Of Hair COLONIAL BEAUTY SHOPPE 131 Euclid Ave. Phone 483-7515 L tBobH t H I Y Joan Hillman,-Owner e un er 9 P ou 1 Permenent Waves Personally Styled For You. Sk ' Hair Cuts, Bleaching 81 Tinting Kodak camera st Acfessmes Wig And Hairpieces Cut 8. Styled 'PRUSSGII STOVBI' C3I ldl6S Free Parking - Air Conditioning 'Hallmark Cards - Congratulations, Class Of 1972 OTERMAT'S SUNOCO Proprietor Pete Otermat And Daughter Chris. 'V L . , , - .N -l , tt t C . C 1 - ffl ' Y. - A ' 'K '-I ' JN f V I . . IA 'Z' L Q Quick, Quality Service At All Times. Congratulations To The Class Of '72 191 C tl St t Ph 483 3870 Best Wishes To The Class Of 1972 Congratulations To The Class Of 1972 Bette Cole And Staff 483-7660 L BEAUTY CORNER SALON congratulations from BELLEVUE MUSIC CENTER Everyrhingln Music FIRELANDS nuns: .snazzy BUYS 192 M 130 East Main Street 5' ' 4' 1,5 Bellevue, ohio 44811 31 Phone: 483-4210 gg, . 1 5? .5 x ' .wx f Q F11 .,1i'!xf' .1.Lf.a12e1... 1- Mary Donahue shows Cindy Lepley the latest fashions in the catalogue Try them, you'll like them! says Ron Ray to Mike Donahue. 193 Mr. Donahue and the other employees of J. C. Penney Co., wish the grads of '72 the best of luck in the future. 4 Charles Kudro Junior KUDRO'S VILLAGE RESTAURANT 710 West Main St. Bellevue Ohio Pho 483 5920 Jan Gerhards Welcomes Customers 1 15 E. Main 483-3242 -4 I .. BELLEV UE GAZETTE , . - TBGIIQVUE 5 D?'IYfa 'TPFIY NeV'L5lP3Pee I TODAY'S ARMY WANTS TO JOIN YOU 'THE HANDSHAKE OF THE PAST 81 FUTURE' OVER 300 JOB OPPORTUNITIES available to HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES 55 Benedict Ave. Norwalk, Ohio 44857 419-668-8430 195 A year among years. A year for all to remember, for it will only come once. Not just another year of aca demic accomplishments, but one of social developments, too. The 1972 COMET Staff would like to ac knowledge the following: To Mrs. Beasley, our advisor, for her skillful knowl- .A edge of journalism, her unfailing efforts to guide us, her patience, and her true devotion to this book. We can't thank her enough for all she has done. To the entire student body, administration, Board of Education, and Supt. Gower To all the Bellevue and area businesses for their financial support. To Ben Buyer, George Smith, George Woodard, pro- fessional photographers. To Mike Callaghan of the GAZETTE, who furnished a number of pictures. To Earl Parks, American Yearbook representative, for his skillful knowledge in the field of journalism, who helped us in moments of despair, and his photog- raphy which captured the faculty and the casualness of Bellevue Senior High School. KAREN GEIGER - Editor-in-chief Compliments of The People of Central Soya working W to make the world better thru nutritional research and applied protein technology i gb Central Soya - The FooDPowfn Pe0p1e Bellevue, Ohio 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1111 X 11 ' X I 11 1 4 1 1 ' 1 1 1I I 1 11 I1 1 11 I1 '1 1 X 1 1111I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 11I I11 1iI ' 1 11' N11 M1111 I -1 1111 I 1 1151 I' I 1 1 ' 1 1 1I1IN11, .1I 1 V1 1 1 11 1. 1 . 1I1 ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 u111 1 1 1 III11 1 1'III .11I. 1111 '1 11 I 1,. , I 1 1 1 1 I 11 1 1 1111 I I 1 11 I lf' I I 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 I I I1 v 4 ! 1 w . 7 I I w I I I s 1 U 1 Q 1 I A K J , Y i n I ! 4 Q I u I 1 I , 1 ,. 1 1.