Bellevue High School - Gleeman Yearbook (Bellevue, PA)

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SEPTEMBER S An a1r of bustllnq actwlty a clean fresh odor of soap and vorn1sh the d1rectors look w1th satxsfactlon on the1r hand1work The school ltself smlles bemqnly on the students Schedules appear to the students as apprehenslble Freshmen enter the halls as a flock of tlmld sheep They shy olonq the lower halls they scuttle upward toward thelr th1rd floor fold ond for a few days llttle w1ll be heard of them New wrmkles ln football are dem onstrated n e a r t h e b u l le t 1 n boa rd M a n y people are heard w1sh to be far from the mad MR MOWLS Old frlends ore welcomed bock teachers dlnq crowd are approved There IS tumult mn the halls HOISS IH the audltorlum and fear ID the hearts of the multrtude The balcony creaks w1th an ever IUCTQGSIHQ load of Fresh men CWhat would the balcony be wxthout Freshmen'9J The famlhar Mr Schenkel has a few words to say brlngs every one back to normal and the old routlne Mr Mowls bmg w1de sm1le radlates cheer throughout the assembly as he 1ntroduces the new teachers New resolutlons are volced such Th1s year I really meon to study Flnothe-r year ID Bellevue Hlqh IS launched and we are off agaln from our f1rst assembly SEPTEMBER Mr Schenkel plays h1de and go seek Wlth er rant students who stray too far from thexr class rooms The roundup IS on ln eornest the wanderers must be sorted grad ed and returned SEPTEMBER 7 The calm before the storm The OfflC9 IS empty the halls are vacant qulet rules msteod of the usual hubub Mr Schenk els desk IS hmdden from v1ew by o mob wavmg wh1te schedule cards Looks of dlS appolntment show on some foces wh1le ear to ear qnns appeor on the faces of those who have fmolly dropped Mothematlcs or Latm The Get Your Schedule Changed drlve IS on BOARD OF EDUCATION Eight c o o o ' I n . . . , I os, ' '. . , 6 0 o 0 0 . .' l . If to GXQFGSS the I I MR. SCHENKEL - 0 o o o

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AN' M EE 934 ' GL '1 SEPTEMBER

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FRONT ROW MISS SUTTON BRETNINLV RIES BARREIT BRUCE DODDS DENSLOW CENTLR CLINTON Sl-TANABERC-ER KERR CAUGHEY BACK ROW GRAHAM WILUAMS MOODY SCHAFFNIT RODDY SEPTEMBER 14 Wtth hopes tor a good t1me ln sprte of the cloudy weather the Glrls Athletlc Club set out tor North Pork en masse They arrtved lust 1n tlme to tlnd Betty Barrett and Nancy Caughey lay1ng the flre and those two xnseparobles Eleanor Graham and Betty Selbert trymg to construct a treasure hunt comphcated enough to battle the wlley G A C s Much fun was odded to the occaston by SIS Clmton Beryl Shandberger Mlldred Rockey dnd Cathryn Edle They were IH 1t1ated mto the club V15 three teospoontuls of row egg a mdrshmallow on d strmg and d pednut to be pushed through the wet mouldy grass by thelr noses Then dlnner was served Wlth new energy the glrls ran h1ther ond ttuther up hllland down dale 1n search ot the treasure It eluded the best dmong them Flnally Helen Roy ton a persevermg olumnus strdggled 111 w1th the treasure some stlcks ot chewmg gum The tredsure was passed out ond the pxcnlc was ended SEPTEMBER 15 Bellevue 6 Xllumnz O Pl tmal penod dr1ve netted Coach Zun rother loosly played contest m the 1n1t1al tray ot the seoson The Alumnx a better man tor man team but sodlv lOClCll'1Q 1n tedmwork were unable to do much agomst the surpr1s1ngly strong defense thrown dt them by th1s scrappy Red and Black eleven Bellevue was a surprlse to nearly every body ln th1s contest They were as a team unexperlenced but stood l1ke veterans under about three weeks yet were begxnnmg to show slgns ot workmg together Art Rooney shows promlse ot go1ng places th1s season as h1s work both ottens1ve and detenslve was by tor the best on the held dels proteges the lone touchdown of a M'SS OYER MISS WOODSTDE Nine , I T , . . . . , , I ' . L ' It ' I tire. They only had been practicing tor , , I . . . . . A . I . , , Q 0 . . , I fl , fl ,','., S V- ,f f X