Bellevue High School - Gleeman Yearbook (Bellevue, PA)

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SEPTEMBER 15 Happy Felton Clocal boy makes gocdl comes back to h1s old stampmg grounds w1th h1s own now famous orchestra Happy Felton IS famlhar through hls broadcasts over KDKA As a graduate from Bellevue we were prxvxleged to be entertamed by htm and a part of h1s orchestra Thls was one of the most enyoyable chapels we have had and a good openmg number for the year SEPTEMBER 18 Shneks of chlldxsh glee mark the G1rl Reserve Ltttle Slster party Cr1es of Wheres my lttle s1ster'9 and Who has my supper? echo thro the gym Soon the strangeness wears off and dancmg to an begun Every onegoes home happy w1th a good supper and a good ttme to rememb er Th1s1n1t1al event prom1sed a good be glnmng for the Glrl Reserve year SEPTEMBER 21 Puttmg dS1dG dull school work for an afternoon of fun the faculty drove t North Park for thelr autumn corn roast Great sklll CVD was exhtblted by the men 1n pll1Cl11DQ horseshoes wh1le the lad1es dropplng school room dlgmty showed what they could do 1n the way of play mg mushball Then supper' Mr Mowls excelled a a cook frymg hamburgers Af t r supper 1n the fl1cker1ng candle l1ght they guess ed at names of famxlrar adver t1sements Slng mg ended the program and the HERBERT WEISZ p1cn1c was over SEPTEMBER The 12 A s held thelr annual corn roast at North Park today Under the expert gu1dance of Mclvlurtry and a few other the worms gave up the ghost and ylelcled the corn to the 12 As There were a few chlldren lost and the fasctnatlon of the re farestahon camp proved fatal to some Of course It dldnt ram although everyone from the wcatherman to Flea Metzger swore xt was QOIHQ to Even ra1n couldnt have spo1led that Sen1or p1cn1c at North Park Some of the dear SSHIOFS were so 1mpressed w1th nature ln the raw that they became lost Babes IU the Woods Fortunately they were found m t1me to share the corn and hot dogs After danc1ng and strolllng the moonltght these sweet chlldren satd fare wcll to the deer buffalo and lndlans and plowed through the mud home Ten I O C I 4 ' . . 3 - . 4 . . 2 A 0 0 o 0 V A - P . 1 22 . - - - 1 orchestra composed of boys in the school is - S 0 Q o 0 Y , A , 1 O I A - - . ' ' in ' l I f ' 1 f A 1

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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

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IW, ' mama Q3 M CQQM WM ZOOLOG Whxspers of Gee how can I do t7 What ll I do wlth the stomach? I dont llke to touch lt It s so shmy It smells bad What lnstrument sholl I use on h1s bra1n7 not gruesome murder belng planned but the Zoology class dolng the1r yearly dlssectlon of a frog Some of the young ladles have rather klnd hearts and cant bear to cut up o frog even though It has been plckled for Cl year To be sure the class w1ll recover from th1s gruesome procedure of d1ssect1ng frogs 1n tune to set out after butterflles and get the del1ghtful accumulatlon of angle worms and beetles necessary to a full apprec1at1on of the world of nature s marvels AB GUAM., 449 1066 10661500 1500 1500 to I guess I dont r ember the rest IXow you have had a whole semester to learn those dates' How do you expect to pass 1f you cant learn those few dates? Comes the day for fxnal exams TYPEWRITING The sound of muslc meets your ears as you mount the steps to the thlrd loor Can thms be where the orchestro prac t1ces'9 My eors must have decelved me No they have not dece1ved you It IS only Mrs Cox trymg to persuade her Typlng I class to show some s1gns of hte by playmg mart1al muslc on the v1ctrola LATIN 7?f'a7 I Why d1d your fellow students desplse you CGTGIIHGQ Why were those benches before you empty? and why N I No' Thats wrong You must tronslate your l1nes as they are wrltten not ww' I any way you choose Th1s1s to be a llterallq translat1on You must translate as It 1S glven It agaln And agom the I..at1n 6 enemy of oll Lotm 6 closses CICGFO HIS RY You senlors get out of here Thls IS my cldss and you better get out 1f you kno whats good for you I wont have my classes dlsturbed by you sen1ors Now M1ss contmue the presldents from Woshlngton to Roosevelt ond g1ve the porty fl Say what re Popes three rules of od they belong to ond two problems of the1r M v1ce to a young author? I-low m I suppos coreer Whot you con t7 There s Ino rea ed to know All th1s mlght be heard lust son why every student shouldnt know all If f before a fmal Enghsh exam the pres1dents Why FRONT ROW BURRALL SHORTLI07E RIBBLE BA R SUTTON ROW JOI-INSION JONES OI-ILL WILKINSON SCI-IENKLL CEINIE9 bOM:1cRDIN6 COX MITCHELL I THOMAS D THOMAS BLAKENEY GUYEP SI-IOPE ZUNDEL RUIHART RLBERT MONTGOMERY BACK ROW DODUS ELLENEEPGER MASONFR I-1ITTIF KING' M M W ,ZW QW! 1?-bf 'gif' EIEVEI7 I Ltr.:-J' C K u I D 8.61 ' 1 BJ1- , --103 71 4 - ' 1 ' - 0 0 I U 0 o 0 0 o l l' No . . its a ,t ' ' I . 'U I I I 0 ' o g I I .. . , 7h I I H I y I , M ,f ,4 A ' ' . . . . 3 I A ' o. . ' . d ' ' f f' L K . I . ' U I ' . . .I I .f'4 20!7dr, ' ' if q stu ent struggles brovely to -conquer the If K-Y ' .H I S I V ' ,I A' T A I I I S I . I :arf I. 0 X do q U 1 , I, V C , . Nl , . LEY