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It this picturesque panorama is retained in your memories, our efforts, We feel, will have been worth while. THE BUSINESS MANAGERS IANE STONEROD Business Manager he - JACK VOGELSANG Assistant Business Manager In appreciation ot the loyal support that has made this pub- lication possible, this Gleeman is presented to the students ot Bellevue High School. O CONTENTS Q Administration - Faculty - - Seniors - - Classes Activities - Athletics - - Odds 'n' Ends - SCHOOI IF E AT BELLEVUE HIGH B0 ARD OF EDUCATION E, H. VVICKS I. H. CAMPBELL N N EVALYN T. RITCHEY HOMER I. FREIESE H. A. PICKERING JAMES HUTCHINGS, JR. I. H. JACKSON 11 H. E. BRLTMBAUHI QRYILLE XY. HI1 1'IE Sujvcrintezzdefzz' Principal 0 Q! 12 E. IR1-:NE THOMAS PAUL H. MASONIQP Dean of Girls Dean of Boys I 13 x w 3? fer if 61 Q4 fr? E Q f 4 Q il if 3 fi fi ff? T? 'A 5? ' ' mmumwM2MamsmsfzwwamwMAmm ' ' ' I' mr-mm.m'V fm. ' ' ' y ' WEEBQW, ,ss in ,-A XF w V VIRKEINIIN G. TAYLOR ROBERT MONTGOMERY Senior English f. 3. I NIARIE P. OHLE Sofflzonwre glirh -.office M1r.nRRn VVixrzoNiaR FVCXIZVIIIIII ffnglixh ENGLISH Jmzior Eizglixh K6 OUR YEARS of linglish in high school and four more in college! How will I ever stick it out ? This com- ment has been heard innumerable times from Freshmen who are bowed down by that burdening thought. But, oddly, they will go through it all and will fully enjoy the fascinating experiences and the indispensable knowledge gained through the grammar and literature departments of the heretofore abhorred llnglish. It is not uncommon in the digniiied corridors of Bellevue High School to hear some avid Shakespearean student cry in the agony of ex- amination, O, vengeance! or sigh with bovine Visage in the throes of infatuation, Good-night, good-night! Part- ing is such sweet sorrow ln XVhat more could be expected of high school English students? l 1 6 HUGH Q. REBER1- ISABEL RIBLETT Latin KK OMO esta Vd. F Comment allez-vous aujourd,hui l Arma virumque cano. From the potpourri of prodigious phrases emanating from the class rooms in Bellevue High School, the as- tounded listener gathers the knowledge that the Foreign Languages Department is putting the students through the prescribed paces in Spanish, French, and Latin. Under the directions of the able instructors, who strive constantly to create new methods for maintaining the interest of the classes at the highest possible level, the novitiate comes readily to appreciate the historical background of his native tongue and to delight in the cultural values gained from studying one or more languages other than his own. l l 7 Latin I NINA JOHNSTON Spanish BETTY LEYDA Prem ch FOREIGN LANGUAGES Wm 3. E. N. SCHENKEL MARY A. Problems of Democracy 111107141 Histo,-y JOHN SHOPE American History NORMAN E. KING Commercial Law SOCIAL SCIENCES NCIENT MR. JONAH, according to record, was to make Biblical history in Nineveh. Trying to sidestep, he landed in a Whale of a story. Modern students, calling for fish yarns to escape recitations in Bellevue High School, swallowed the instructor's piscatorial presentations and found themselves hooked on history. Page Mr. Shope! Jonah was cast out. The students were downcast. So will social studies confound those who would rather run than read. But the wise found in problems of democracy, history, and commercial law admirable guides to their run- ning. 18 LILLIAN A. Cox LOUISE GRABB12 Shorthand Typewriting HE clicking of typewriters, the chatter of add- ing machines, and the whisperings of pens and pencils on paper introduce the Commercial Department of Bellevue High School. Do you aspire to become a stenographer, a secretary, an accountant, or an auditor? Here is the way to that possibility. Business English, commercial lavv, com- mercial geography, office practice, bookkeeping, shorthand, typevvriting, and business training are in the curriculum. As the subjects frequently are the last of the formal edu- cation for many students, careful training is given. The Commercial Department has developed rapidly in the last few years. Its growth, in fact, has exceeded that of any other department in the high school. Present facilities have been taxed by the enrollment, but the school heads unquestionably will keep pace with demands. 19 l MARY WooDs1DE Office Secreiary JANE BREITWIESER Office Secretary COMMERCIAL SUBJ ECTS GEORGE WALLACE W. EARL FORD PAUL F. BRAUTIGAM Ar! Supe1'2'i.r0r Manual Tofainiug jlI1.4,g-if Supervil-or MARJORIE Asmz Special Activities EM MA E. OCHILTREE Librarian EXTRA CURRICULUM RE you artistically inclined? The art course will provide the thrill that comes from a brush in your hand. Gr does your thought run toward working in wood? Take a whirl at manual training. For pure relaxation, step into the auditorium, listen to the crack orchestra, and give ear to the chorus or the dra- matic productions. Theylll delight you. If you want to read, there is the quiet library inviting you to review its shelves and make selections from its tempting offerings. 20 JANET METZGER BIARTHABEL BUTTERMORE PAUL R. ZUNDEL Sewing Cooking Coach ES, GIRLS ! Bellevue High School offers excellent courses in cooking and sewing. Here you can acquire rhythm on the range and develop skill in exterior decorating that will put to shame the remedial stitch in time. Did some mention sports? Who hasn't heard of Belle- vue's teams? Although you may not make teams in your Freshman and Sophomore years, ample opportunity for competitive ability and stamina lies ahead. Excellent physical training in the gymnasium through inter-class sports and swimming classes is available to all. 21 FLORENCE SELDON Gymnasium CHARLES OHR Gyfnasinnz EXTRA CURRICULUM gl Q. D. K. D. Domus G. T. GILLILAND R. H. RUTHART Mathematics Chemistry Physics Science DOROTHY THoMAs Algebra -AIARGARET KIITCHELL Biology SCIENCE AND MATHEMATICS MELL the peculiar odor seeping out under this door? That's the chemistry lab. Here the rattle beyond that door? Thats equipment in the physics lab. Who are the students moving in that haze? The mathe- maticians, my friend. Let the olfactory organ of a chemistry student be tickled by a scent, and a desire is created for test tubes and a chance for some great discovery in chemical engineering. In the physics lab, we find the yearning for knowledge ot' the atom, the solar system, and the reaches of science. No progress is achieved without mathematics. By the guidance of our able instructors, the paths to understanding and in- spiration are cleared. l 7 7 NS SE OR CLASS OF JANUARY 1937 ROBERT KEYAN: Presitleiit Une wv all kiiow . . . displays ,ziuind talents . . . 0l1l'Sl21llfllll2 zlbility . . . 'iEsqui1'e's IIIRUIISHXY in Bvllovuv . . . line 4-ixeicutive . . . p:11'tiuipat1-s in everytliiu: possible . . . B0b's 1-lass :uid :ill of us wwe inzmy thanks to t'Bob for his work. HOIIICKT MIT1-Zl,I.IIl!: Vice 1'l'6Sidl'11t A 1llll2lD2lXYhiZll2l11!v . . . glossy black hair . . . winning smilo . . . iliivqlmlwl persuuulity . . pq-vplilznr , . . the Ik-lle-llup's rzipzlble llusim-ss lltlllzlgvl' . , . A'XV94t'll0H tb his intimzitv l'1'lQll4lS . . blows 21 lmrii and the music monies out . . . there. lCLlZAB1'I l'II KICIRI: T1'0:Lsl11'v1' Ready smile . . . lbw-ly vyes . . . are they really gwvii? . . . ai pal to :ill . . . wvalrs :11l1'z1c'tive vlutlws . . . t'1.ib holds :1 pbsitimi of trust in hm' class . . . and llnniv lic. Ulub, SIIIIIIJZY GAIIVEH: SOCl'QT5ll'j' 1'llDlll21l'lTj' . . . beauty . . . pvp has she . . . what 1110111 iii one girl could bv 4lesi1'ed'!. . .IL II. S, certziinly has iwede-ml thu fun furnished by our calpublv sevretary . . . so l!01'6.S to hvrl 24 JESSIE ANDERSON This friendly little parcel of smiles and amiability makes you feel at ease right away . . . witty . . . chic . . . popular with the opposite sex . . . seems to prefer Perry to Bellevue. JANE BALD Want to meet a really and truly nice girl? . . . stop right here for Jane, able typist of Belle Hop . . . N. H. S. member . . . always wears a cheery smile. . . Que alumna de espanol! MARION BAIIMANN Here's a girl everyone likes . . , why? . . . there are so many reasons, we couldn't name them . . . Marion's hobby is music . . . voice . . . piano . . . accordion . . . but best of all, shes a true friend. MILDRED BENAIXIEN Here's a jolly miss . . . a perfect lady . . . clear com- plexion . . . no wonder she captured an Avalon alumnus . . . didn't perk up till her Senior year . , . one of the outstand- ing B's in Spanish class. DALE BYERS Tall . . . black wavy hair . . . blue eyes . . . rather quiet . . . good-naturecl . . . a valuable football end . . . well-liked . . . lnayrnetie personality . . . likes to dance . . . the girls go for this handsome chap! BETTY CAPP Betty , is quiet . . . but very friendly . . . is seldom seen without one of the De Carlo girls . . . quite a Home Ee. student . . . cooking and sewing are her favorite pastimes. MARY LOU CRAWFORD The lovely soprano of our class . . . looks to a future in singing . . . blond curly hair . . . blue eyes . . . her hobby is making: friends with every one . . . belongs to the Chain Gang of Room 1. ROBERT DONAHUE Handsome Romeo of the l2A class . . . one of our varsity football players . . . good-natured . . . always has a smile . . . and a certain way with the women. 25 BETTY .l'lA'TON N. H. S. member . . . editor of the Belle Ilop . . . this young miss is . . . school spirit plus . . . never seen with- out her smile . . . loves to play . . . but can assume re- sponsibilities. CHARLES FABIG Feebles . . . our aristocrat . . . self-reserved . . . unas- suming manner . . . black wavy hair , . . pleasant smile for all . . . has a way with the women . . . likes the 'fVirginia atmosphere. WILBERT GILLMAN Dark and handsome and . . . bashful . . . proverbial women hater . . . does more thinking than talking . . . likes to study . . . drives a Ford V-S . . . has tennis as his hobby. CHARLES GLITSCH 'lfall . . . thin . . . blond . . . a fine Art student . . . a diligent worker . . . usually seen around E. J. Milli-r's . . . likes football and basketball . . . a woman hater. MIRIAM HUNTER We've all found out that this silent partner lacks nothing in the qualities of a pal . . . loves to ice skate and play tennis . . . and do we hear wedding bells in Baltimore some time this year? BETTE JORDAN Nobody knows what wealth or treasure lies behind her quiet smile . . . not only is she a hard worker . . . but a loyal rooter as well . . . proved her dramatic ability in The Mummy and the Mumpsv. JACK KANLINE An English shark . . . pleasant fellow . . . just beginning to notice the girls . . . Elizabeth is a queen to him . . . hopes to make her l1is 0. A. 0 .,.. has great possibilities. FRED KELLY A IRNA sport . . . a friend in need . . . gladly helps all . . . likes to dance . . . has a weakness for brunettes . . . and Eaton . . . likely to have future business responsibilities. 26 CHESTER KLOTZ Chet is the hard-working, hard-lighting left end . . . on the varsity team . . . genial personality . . . Class funster . . . likeable fellow . . . always found with Gert and several t'fems . GICRALD KVNZIC One of Bellevue's letter tracklnen . . . collects old cars as a hobby . . . they usually run, too . . . strange as it seems . . . lackadaisical . . . happy-go-lucky . . . individual personality. ICLINOR KVRTZ They say 'tstill water runs deep . . . and so we say of our Elinor . . . tuiet and reserved . . . yet jolly and well- l liked . , . another indispensible member of the orchestra. LOITISIC KITTCI-IER Pep . . . personality . . . and puns . . . t'Lou is a fine typist . . . hard-working member of the Belle Hop Staff . . . winning smile . . . an all around good sport . . . just can't keep or sit still. JOHN LEI,I'lNDliCKER All around good fellow . . . good looking . , . varsity quarterback . . . well-liked and respected . . . by both boys and girls . . , becoming quite a lady killer . . . usually found with liob . MARJORIIC LEONARD Friends . . . friends . . . friends . . . and friends has Marge . . . the underclassmen adore her . . . and the Sen- iors . , . well, we're proud of her . . . the Belle Hop will never be the same . . . without her. VIRGINIA MACDONALD Jimmie is a much sought after young lady . . . the very model for someone's ttdream girl . . . if it weren't for her modern frocks we'd be temptcd to say she was the demure heroine of an old-fashioned novel. ROBERT MQCALL Brown curly hair . . . pleasing personality . . . a loyal school booster . . . an excellent math student tsee Mr. Q. DJ . . . lirst clarinetist in the orchestra . . . in addition to this, Bob is friendliness personified. 27 HELEN MCYAY A bit of romance . . . a dash of beauty . . . a touch of music and rhythm all combined . . . is guaranteed to please at all times . . . more than one lad has spent his time in study period udl'B2lll1lIlg'U of her. .IEANETTE MURRAY A vivacious brunette . . . cheery smile . . . pleasant dis- position . . . jolly person . . . happy laugh . . . likes to cook . . . wonder why? . . . we know she'll go places . . . because she has real ability. EUGENE NEAYITT Bellevue's gift to the ladies . . . at gofd actor . . . and iinpersonator . . . brilliant scholastic standing . . . would be a good Spaniard . . . no es verdad? . . . perpetual motion personified . . . orchestra nieinber. JEANNE PANNIER If hearts are trumps, Jeanne's doing the truniping . . . they all fall sooner or later . . . dark hair . . . dark eyes . . . lively . . . fashionable . . . a real brunette . . . a girl Bellevue is proud of. ROBERT PATTERSON Pat is tall . . . good natured . . . an enthusiastic niein- ber of the Science Club . . . an incessant sleeper . . . likes to drive . . . especially to New Brigliton . . . a Jean -ial fellow. RUTH I'OR4'll ul'Ol'ClllBH iiddles for . . . Mr. Ruthart . . . also riddles around in Chemistry class . . . small . . . frisky . . . giggles incessantly . . . cheerful outlook on life . . . outstanding Spanish student . . . she and Eugene enjoy each other's company. WILMA l'I'Ti'H Innnaculate . . . dashing dark eyes . . . little girlish . . . HWil1nie is one of the few girls who 'blush . . . neatness personified . . . likes to cook . . . outstanding G. R. worker . . . makes friends with everyone she meets. Tl-IHNIAS REED Hayseed blew in from West View . . . interested in radio . . . enthusiastic golfer . . . likes to Reed . . . will we ever forget him as Sir Ilector Fish in the Senior play? ZS JAMES SAYLOR Nauta to his personal friends . . . violinist in the o1'- chestra . . . a lnischievious cutup . . . to the delight of the students and the despair of the teachers . . . popular with everyone. FLORA SCHOEMAKER An artful lady is Flora . . . sewing or cooking are her favorites . . . you will always find her with a cheerful Hello in any kind of weather. JOE SMALLEY A snappy smile . . . has Alloc . . . one of Mr. Kin,f:'s star pupils . . . lyrical . . . makes his electric guitar talk . . . everybody's friend . . . never hurries . . . never worries . . . need we say more? WALTER STERN Bierce is the class comedian . . . slower than molasses in January . . . but usually gets there . . . his hair just won't stay put . . . as changeable as the weather where women are concerned . . . but usually comes back to one. MARION STROUP One of our better violinists . . . an All-State Orches- trite . . . her skin and teeth are envied by all . . . takes a while to know her . . . but it's worth it. RUSSELL THOMPSON Russ and Feebles are inseparable . . . another charter member of the class . . . a regular fellow . . . awfully in- terested in baseball . . . always happy . . . doesn't let school work . . . get him down. JOHN TWADDLE Small quiet chap . . . doesn't mix in with the class very much . . , an agreeable fellow to know . . . a loyal friend . . . extremely interested in a particular sport . . . baseball. JANE WELLINGS Jane's one of our intellectual marvels . . . shi-is got all those traits that boys admire and girls desire . . . to say nothing of her outstanding athletic ability . . , N. H. S. Z9 SE IOR SEI CDR CLASS CT TUNE 1937 JACK VUGELSANG: President His laugliing eyes and witty 1'l'lll2l1'1iN . 3 . lllaliii Yogie everybudy's friend . . . well-liked . . . has a hand 111 all activities . . . Strdent Council . . . Hi-Y . . . The Gleenumi . . . likes sports . . . 211141 excells in football . . . have you ever tried to read his llillld-lX'1'1I11l3.Z f WILLIAM TIIIMBIJC: Vice President Bill is f2l1ll0llS for his ready smile and hearty laugh . , . active i11 all school activities . . . secretary of lfli-Y . . . class president when a supllolnore . . . vice-p1'eside11t two years . . . on Annual Business Staff. l'A1fL IIIJTCIIINGS: T1'P3.Slll'Ql' Delmonair . . . 11101111 . . . unusual blue eyes . . . he is 9VCl'j'0Il6'S friend . . . Hutch might be called Barney Ole-field ll when he 'tcowboys his Y-S . . . has always favored il certain Jane . . . varsity football center. JANE STONICHOD: Secretary V A braid i11 her hair . . . il very clnnely miss . . . always vlvverly dressid . . . il perfect SX114YllX11l lor loveliness . . . pleasant sense of 1ll1lll01' . . . 0llfNT?llll11llg' scholastically . . . capable athlete and worker . . . well 111101111 and liked by all . . . an bit of 1'1121TT9l' . . . :1 11111211 , . . nnw she's gone. 30 JEAN ALLI-IN Jean is naive . . . chatty . . . and likeable . . . a true friend . . . an ardent football fan . . . has a pet habit of asking questions . . . that alone makes her individual. JAMES APPLEGATIC Tall . . . blond . . . handsome . . . plays football . . . he has caused more than one gir1's heart to Hutter . . . when you're feeeling blue . . . Jim will cheer you up with that flashing smile. BETTY BHATTY Blond wavy hair . . , high sweet voice . . . likes sports . . . as a spectator . . . a willing worker . . . has a friendly smile and likeable personality . . . a true friend to those who know her. IJIGRNAIID IZECKER Bernie is tall . . . nice looking . . . and well-liked . . . he hides his time . . . never in a hurry . . . likes basket- ball . . . a smooth dancer . . . doesn't let the women bother him. WALTER BICILIG Boom! . . . Crash! . . . Bang! . . . it's XValt again . . . this big fellow is the clown of all his classes . . . a personality as huge as himself . . . plays football . . always has a part of one of his lingers tied up, LLOYD BELL Red wavy hair . . . a quiet smile . . . one of Mr. Rut- hart's indispensibles . . . friendly . . . likes to dance . . . and ask questions . . . doesn't believe in safety in 11u1n- bers where girls are concerned. CATHERINIC BERGBIAN Blond hair , . . b1'own eyes . . . attractive . . . an active G. A. C .... seems to prefer Avalon to Bellevue where boys are concerned . . . Kay has plenty of pep . . . and that certain something. GARNET BIGRKEY A Coryite . . . just came this year but has made friends very quickly . . . her crowning glory is deep red . . . her only vices a1'e dancing and roller skating. 31 CLARENCE BLOSAT ' Ace football player . . . strong silent type . . . but a wise cracker when you know him . . . qute a chemis- try student . . . Hiram is another of those fellows who doe-sn't have much time for the ladies. CLAIRE BRACKEN Small . . . unconcerned . . . loves to sing . . . and knows how! . . . ambitious . , . divides her time between school . . , and work . . . laughs at the 'tlIeadliner's digs in the Belle Hop. VIRGINIA BRADLEY Theres no one quite like our HDeana . . . her likeable personality . . . and happy-go-lucky smile have cheered us along for four years . . . an outstanding Belle-Hopper . . . also active in Home Ec. MILDRED BRINKHOFF Tiny Millie . . . carefree . . . has a contagious giggle . . . has been bitten by the Love-bug already . . . and although they all go for her . . . the 'object of her affec- tion . . . is a certain alumnus. ARTHUR BROSLAT t'Art drives a truck . . . hobbies are collecting oflice summons and talking steadily . . . when he's not sleeping . . . Hosta of a Pestau. LIVELYN BROWN Toots hails from Ross Township . . . rather quiet . . . but active . . . Dale's petite companion to and f1'0lll school . , . a soccer enthusiast . . . also likes swimming . . . has R.S.V.l'. eyes. JANE BYERS Our Byersie . . . 't35 class president . . . extremely versatile . . . wellelikerl . . . fine choice of clothes . . . likes movies and drama . , . G. R. president . . . a fine leader . . . Sewickley seems to have a big attraction for her. PATRICE CALLAHAN When Irish eyes are smiling . . . that's Pat . . . blushes easily . . . quite a capable cook . . . De-lovely . . . wheels a new Pontiac . . . often seen with Chappell. 32 ROBERT CARHAUGH nC3.1'b?l1'1lU . . . one of the members of our stalwart team . . . an unsung hero of the li11e . . . he is a studious fellow . . . gets good grades . . . likes plenty of fun . . . but in his own quiet way. FRANK CARMODY Frank is silent . . . extremely tall . , . hates people who ask t'How,s the weather up therein . . . enjoys basketball . . . has a penetrating speaking voice . , . contrast Herky and him in stature sometime. MARY JANE CHAPPELL Drives a big car . . . enthusiastic G. A. C .... destined to be a professional artist . . . just a busy girl with lots of originality. MARIAN CHARLES Marian is one of many from Sam Ham . . . quite in- terested in developing pictures and silhouettes . . . enjoys dancing and playing the piano . . . also basketball and swim- ming. CECIGLIA CIIUBA One can't look at Cecelia without knowing her person- ality . . . always cheerful . . . full of fun . . . a blond . . . looks well in her green outtlts . . . loves the long walk from the third floor. FRANCES CONWAY Loves sports . . . and excels in them . . . active member of G. A. C .... she can always be counted on to do her part . . . excellent violinist in the orchestra . . . likes pets . . . especially kittens. IIOBICRT COWAN As brilliant a student as the Senior Class has . . . with a likable personality . . . a member of Student Council . . . everyone likes to hear that drawl . . . undoubtedly a states- man of the future. JAMES CRAY To look at Jim one would think he was chummy . . . and you wouldn't be wrong, at that . . . here we have a po- tential school quip . . . his witty remarks are well-known around the school. 33 J OHN CHUM .Hails from 'tliamtown' . . . new lad from XVestinghouse high . . . drives a 'tChevy . . . has been seen with Jewel Roll . . . quite adept at dancing. DOROTHY CULl' The debutante of the class . . . blond . . . attractive . . . captivating smile . . . alluring eyes . . . sophisticated . . . nice clothes . . . likes to dance . . . charming personality . . . slim . . . trim . . . youtfhful loveliness . . . hopes to attend XVestminster. HELEN DEAROLF A vivaeious brunette . . . efficient and fun loving . . . was quite interested in the hospital this winter . . . why '! . . . personality plus . . . with oodles of friends. ADELE DE HAM Happy-go-lucky . . . has a smile for everybody . . . be- witehing brown eyes . . . and lovely complexion . . . dresses attractively and in good taste . . . hopes to go to college. LUCILLE DENIIARD Another red head . . . interested in Home Ee .... and commercial subjects . . . she and Betty are almost insepar- able . . . likes roller skating and horseback riding. SAMUEL DICKSON Quite a popular fellow around school . . . a swell bas- ketball player . . . likes his commercial subjects? , . . never seen without Levy . ROY DRUMMER Tall and blond with wavy hair . . . came to liellevue last year . . . from Markleysburg . . . a real gentleman . . . escorts the girls through the halls . . . smokes a pipe . . likes to walk. CLAIRE EASTON Small . . , dainty . . . likes to play volley-ball . . . and sew . . . this obliging: lass a faithful voinmereial student . . . it's t'Claire to everyone that she'll be missed . . . both Easton west. 34 WANDA ELEYET Alert . . . genial personality . . . fascinating gypsy-like eyes . . . enjoys driving a smooth V-8 . . . she didn't Wanda go to Newark . . . because she liked Bellevue so well. LILLIAN FRANK Lil,' is tranquility personified . . . cliarniing smile . . . has a wide range of abilities . . . although she came from Butler only two years ago . . . she has made numerous friends in B. H. S. BETTY FREERS Regal beauty . . . her complexion is the envy of every girl . . . unique coiiures . . . twinkling blue eyes . . . an active G. R ,... and added to all this . . . a good student. KATHERINE FREESE Amiable . . . spontaneous smile . . . whimsical Kay has her own secret formula for making A's', . . . an in- genious addition to the Belle Hop staff . . . aspires to be a sports reporter. MILDRED FRUTH Pep . . . vigor . . . and vitality . . . Binkie is another contribution from Hamilton . . . a good sport . . . always around when a good time is to be had. JEROME FURLONG Has one of those haircuts . . . likes brown clothes . . . one of our drummers in the orchestra . . . seen frequently with Ma1'y . . . smokes a pipe . . . likes to build model air- planes. CHARLES GERLACH Gert is 'tour Blond Menace . . , Room 3's home room teacher . . . held down the left halfback position on the varsity . . . second year as a letterinan . . . pals around with Chet Klotz. KENNETH GLITSCH Short and peppy . . . a big noise in a little package . . . likes P. D. class . . , delivers papers . . . basliful type . . . where girls are concerned . . . spends his spare time draw- ing. 35 GERTRIFDE GLYNN .'iGertie .lias a broad slnile for everyone . . . favors swim- ming, tennis, and a little sewing: . . . we missed her during her long illness and now she's leaving permanently . . . lots of happiness, Gertie',! RUSSELL GRANT Russ is one of our football heroes . . . second year as an Glld on the varsity . . . works at 0tto's Dairy . . . llurvard Cup l'llI11lQl'-llp in 1936 . . . plays a great ganie of basketball . . . comes from Emsworth. ERNEST GREEN' .Ernic is short and chubby , . . an inventive genius . . likes to take things apart to see what makes them tick . . builds model airplanes . . . full of sly and witty remarks. CATHERINE GRIFFITH Fun . . . yet Kitty is a hard worker . . , likrrl hy all . . . loves a good laugh . . . class officer for two years . . . zealous Annual Staff member . . . hers is a friendsllip always to treasure. FRANK GUTTENDOIIF Small and peppy . . . very witty . . . seems quiet to strangers . . . hurries home from school ev:-ry night . . . takes Plane Geometry? . . . or does it take him . 4'Frank -ly he's O. K. RUTH lIALlf1Y Petite Ruth . . . :1 conscientious worker . . . original . . . Belle Hop reporter . . . a happy and friendly smile for everybody . . . the essential qualities of a nurse . . . and we know she'll be a good one! ISJCTSY HESSIG Tall . . . slender . . . peppy . . . loves to knit . . . and knows how . . . as her clothes show . . . original giggle . . . out for a good time . . . piano playing.: is another of her :lc- r-omplishmcnts . , . a consistent insistant talker. IGDWARD H0l1'lt'MAN Diesel is our math ticnd . . . interested in oil and Dic- sel engines . . . drives a truck . . . hails from llamtown . . . loafs with Poole, Wrenshall and Luther. 36 MARGARET IIOLZ We've only known Peg for two years . . . likes Belle- vue better than Rochester . . . enjoys Home Ec .... an ex' cellent cook . . . always found with Virginia and Cecelia . . . expects to go to college . . . or work in New York for A. T. 8: T. RALSTON Il UNTIGII Our snappy playboy . . . A-1 pest . . . everybody's pal . . . likes to truck . . . for the Bellevue Cash Market . . . witty . . . a real ladies' man . . . but d0CSll'f spend niuch time on 'en1. IDABICLLE JOHNSON Cherub-like face . . . captivating smile . . . starry eyes . . . piquant . . . sketching is her favorite pastime . . . came from l'erry . . . two years ago . . . a brilliant scholar . . . but doesn't spend much time studying. MARTHA JOHNSON Bobbie is blond . . . attractive . . . unconcerned . . . but more important . . . not conceited . . . happy-go-lucky . . . unsophisticated . . . always enjoys a good time . . . 'iRob- bie is an advocate of a more school spirit campaign. FRANK JONES Sixty-four inches ol' vitality . . . Herky just bubbles over with pep . . . hails from Ross Township . . . hence his attraction to Barnes . . . a capable Annualite . MARTHA KAISER 'tMart is tiny . . reserved . . . composed . . . quaint . . . but loads of fun . . . another welcome contribution from West View . . . especially interested in Perry . . . wonder why? SUZANNE KAY Bellevue owes Alliquipa a debt of gratitude for . . . Sukey . . . this popular newcomer . . . attractive . . . black curly crop of hair . . . bewitching eyes . . . person- ality plus . . . an enthusiastic G. A. C. . . an Hit girl. MARGARET KEIR K'Marg: has fllyidetl her time . . . between school and thc hospital . . . deserves to be colninended . . . for keeping up her stud.es . . . during long illness . . . shes sure to go far! 37 ROBERT KERR Quite a reserved person . . . one of the basketball man- agers . . . carefree . . . steers clear of the girls . . . a genu- ine fellow . . . never in a bad humor . . . Bob's quiet, but this won't hinder his success. W ILLIAM KE VAN Engaging smile . . . and a personality to match . . . likes to drive a Car . . . enjoys outdoor sports . . . camping . . . swimming . . . very much interested in svience . . . did you ever notice how tidy Idy is? XVILLIAM KNOEDLER f'Marco is the strong and silent type . . . never gives the girls a break . . . came from West View . . . interested in radio . . . has a licensed station of his own . . . usually seen with Willard and Tom. MARY LA CKXER Class vice-president, our Freshman year . . . catching giggle . . . some day some one will be fortunate to have her for a secretary . . . likes Home Room 4 in general . . . but the Iirst two rows in particular. J EAN LAXVRY 1-'eppy . . . lots of fun . . . pleasing personality . . . good dancer . . . beautiful hands . . . a G. R .... can out talk anybody . . . argumentative . . . taking the Commercial 1-ourse . . . has a special liking for bookkeeping class . . . and 'tPat . MARY LIPFORD Mary got A in Trig . . . that's something . . . she just came to us last year . . . bright . . . clever . . . but quiet . . . a valuable member of the Bellefllop Staff. NVALTICR LOGAN Walt plays the fiddle in the orchestra . . . also one of the leading basses in the Mixed Vhorus . . . he's interested in science and the Photo Club . . . a member of the Belle- llop Staff. FRANK LLTDWIG Frank is a star fullback of our football team . . . peach of a dancer . . . appreciates the atmosphere in West View . . . the clown of Room 4 . . . always making some sort of a noise. 38 I-'I.0Rl4lN14I LITGAR Amiable . . . ready, willing, and able . . . this is our cape able Annual typist . . . excellent commercial student . . . would be the perfect sevretary . . . although she hopes to become a doctor. JOE LUTIIER As the Meyers go, so goes Luther . . . at stylist of indi- vidualism . . . note his walk . . . fine dilettantism . . . for women? . . . loves his sleep . . . and Annual period . . we wo11der why . . . early to bed . . . early to rise . so rises Luther to oblivion. MARGARET MCCAMPBICLL Marg is our pianist for everytliimx . . . has been or- chestra and Glee Club accompanist for four years . . . went with Pat for awhile . . . but then Marg likes them all . . . the latest one is Wally from Ilormont. DOROTHY MCCLOSKJCY Dot works summers at her dad's shop . . . G. A, C, member . . . likes all sports . . . but hates study periods . . . said so in a ballad she wrote for English . . . a Home Ecf-er . . . Nancy's pal. TH OMA S BLEIGHAN Tom is tall and handsome . . . ltappyego-ltlcky . . . that way about Frances . . . enjoys swimming . . . has a cliarni- ing smile . . . and a personality one uan't overlook . . . plays class basketball. JAMES MEYER 'Tall dark hairfd . . . loves to make noise . . . especially with his heel plates . . . walks as if asleep . . . as he is always banging into desks. WILLIAM MILLIKEN Red is president of Ili-Y . . . has really -red hair . . . popular with boys . . . and girls . .,. onve having met him you'1l never forget him . . . bound to go far. NELSON MOFEETT Nelson is t1'uly the answer to a lll3lltlP1l'S prayer . . . but he is true to one . . . Helen , . . broke his leg playing football for the old Alma Mater . . . 1-ame to us ill our Jun- ior year from XVilliamsport . . . llifY member. 39 JAMES MORGAN Good-naturecl fellow . . . hardly ever seen without his pipe . . . seems to prefer Avalon girls to those from Belle- vue . . . his favorite pastime . . . sleeping . . . rather slow but eventually gets there. FRANCES JANE MOUNTSIER She shall have music wherever she goesl' . . . lovable personality . . . tall .... blond , . . enthusiastic luelnber of the Annual Staff . . . likes and always wears attractive clothes . . . Oberlin bound. JAMES O'DONNELL Mischievous . . . always teasing . . . hobby , . . art . . . likes the girls too . . . always hunting a ride to.tho games or to a dance . . . has a lot of pep . . . and is witty. THOMA S OPENSI IAXY Tall, blond and handsome . . . snappy dresser . . . witty . . . always has a comeback for everything . . . Toni is a certain girl's S. l'.'! . . . very optimistic . . ,-'I'0lll'SH one of the reasons why teachers get gray. NANCY PARLETT Nancy holds the heart of one of our aluluni . . . likes to be silly . . . a good friend to have . . . she's :1 regular fash- ion plate too . . . likes to wear a hat to school. GRACE PA SCALE Grace is small . . . but we know she's there . . . go:-d at cooking . . . will be a good housekeeper some day for some lucky fellow . . . seen with Jewel and Mary . . . a li. ll. ISEIIE l'll1I.LI1'S Likes to drive her car . . . especially to Sewicklcy . . . belongs lo G. A. l'. and G. ll .... popular . . . aristocratic . . . wears smooth vlorhes . . . quite a cheniist? . . . pals around with lIyersie . Ill-ILl'1N 1'0lf1Klf1llT Etna surreiull-red this carefree lass to us two yn-:urs ago , . . likes sports . . . especially fllllllllllif trees . . . in fact, she was rescued from one by a lifeguald . . . draws for en- lertaauuent . . . still has a warni spot in her heart' forlfltna? 40 JOSEPH POOLE Gentleman Joe . . . outstanding in scholastic ability . . . fine athlete and sportsman . . . 0116 of B. H. Sfs best assets . . . Stepin Fetcl1it in slow motion . . . the An- nual's Chief . . . well deserves the job . . . a huge eater . . . but it takes fuel to keep a dynamo running. FRANK RANDOLPH Randy hails from Ramtown', . . . likes pingpong . . neyei 0 enls shows his affection for 'my girl a good example of that old saying . . . still water 1'uns deep . JAMES REBS Jim is tall and lanky . . . drives a. Dodge . . . capable . . . sporty . . . enjoys a good game of golf or tennis . . . ambitious . . . friendly . . . always one you can depend upon. HARRY RIIQS Brilliant . . . possessor of a rare quality . . . a, sense of humor . . . plans to go to college . . . speaking voice simi- lar to Boake Carter's . . . refined manners. ALICE ROCHE Al wants to be a nurse . . . and we know she'll be a good one . . . witty . . . but rather reserved at sc-hool . . . is a loyal member of the G. A. C. . . . and G. R. too. HELEN ROCHIG Helen's gorgeous 1'ed hair is the envy of many . . . has a cheerful and sunny disposition to match it too . . . likes a good time . . . Ellld usually finds it with Jimmie . . . a G. R. JEWEL ROLL An interesting: personality . . . of our 4-lass . . . Jewel is good-natured . . , possesses a very sweet smilo . . . is interested in commercial work . . . we'll hear plenty from Jewel. FRANCES ROSSELL Fun lovin: . . . even though i'l'ran is so f'wee . . . we cannot overlook her . . . ready to help anyone at any time . . . p1-etty hair , . . an infectious giggle. 41 FRANK SCllAl'GHl'ZNCY Sporty . . . peppy . . . and talkative . . . never a hair out of place . . . versatile . . . frequently seen in Brookline . . . driving: his Plymouth sedan . . . likes sled-riding and skiing . . . and the women. ROIRIGRT SUHILLING Dark wavy hair . . . small i11 stature, but far from being insignificant . . . Bob misses Little Nell . . . an ac- complished oboeist in the orchestra . . . liked by everyone . . . often seen with Bierce and Jim, ' GEORGE SCIINICIIJEII N2do has kept to himself . . . quite a bit . . . seldom takes part in school activities . . . would rather drive his car . . . interested in engineering . . . likes to bowl. IGMILIE SCIIOHN YVe,ve been trying: to get acquainted with t'Em since she came from Hamilton two years ago . . . we find her favor- ite color is brown . . . she has a pleasant disposition and a mysterious smile . . . no wonder she captured a certain Bellevue alumnus. BER'l'lfIA SIIILLS Peppy . . . likeable personality . . . is always helping someone . . , in bookkeeping . . . has unique coitfures . . . this little lass comes to us from West View . . . these out of town girls are certainly welcome in our class. HERMAN SHORE Lackadaisieal . . . one of the least heard from members of our class . . . seems to be girl shy . , , but you never can tell . . . Herm takes things as they come . . . likes football . . . drives a car. CLAYTON SHORT Humorous . . . blond curly hair . . . a ready laugh . . . always seen with Dick . . . these things will help you to identify our Clayton . . . always ready to do his part . . . and is a good student. RICHARD SMITH Always happy . . . ambitious Dick is jovial with every one . . . is very conscientious . . . laughs easily . . . is gond- natured and easy going . . . Dick and Clayton have been inseparable since grade school . . . they are always just two seconds ahead of the tardy bell. 42 YICRONI 4 lA SMITII Smitty is vivacious . . . has pretty hair . . . and a complexion envied by many . . . one of our beautiful blondes . . . stars in all sports . . . active in G. A. C. and Home Ec. ALICE STEINMARK Steinie is mischievous . . . center of fun . . . our class songstress . . . divides her time between Belle-Hop and the G. R 's . . . liked by all for her friendliness . . . seems to favor Jack. BERTHA SYMMERS Bertie is tall and slender . . . can be found anywhere there is music . . . an accomplished pianist and accor- dionist . . . has often played over the radio . , . friendly . . . and good-naturmd . . . seldom seen without .Emilie or Marg , Y BETTY JANE SUBIPTER t'BJ was a new addition to our class last year . . . and a very pleasing: one . . . is a member of the Mixed Chorus . . . and G. R, . . . often lends her aid to the Belle-Hop typists. PAULINIC SURMAN Talkative and friendly . . . likeable personality . . . fur- nishes the class with much amusement . . . by her race against the tardy bell . . . Polly is another of our out-of- IOXVII students . . . traveled in Europe several years ago. MARION SYMONS Brilliant scholastic record . . . soft, shiny black hair . . . a winning: smile that conquers all . . . possesses a per- fect disposition . . . never complains . . . she has oodles of friends . . . one of the truly ardent members of the Annual Staff. WILLIAM TASICK Constant humming . . . teacher's memories . . . works for 1liller's Grocery . . . often seen consuming ice cream cones . . . stays a great deal to himself . . . likes to swim. MURRAY THOMPSON Homer has always been quite shy . . . but this last year we have seen his true colors . . . sports play a huge part in his life . . . excells at baseball . . . distinctive style of his own . . . part of the XVrenshall, Poole, Trimble gang . 1 43 LOYAL TIIUMEL Loyal is recognized by his good looking clothes . . . just came to us two years ago from West View . . . and an asset to the art department . . . his work is quite original . . . a great bargainer. VIRGINIA IINKOVITCH Ginger is business-like . . . and efficient , . . but under- neath this seriousness . . . is a true sense of humor . . . always well-groomed . . . enviable clothes . . . spends a lot of time on Home Ec. WILLARD VARLEY Twe1'pie likes to play ping-pong . . . works at Krogers . . . but would rather spend his spare time hunting or W iishing . . . interested in photography and stage work . . . a real woman-hater. MARY LOFISE WACIITER Mary Louise is tall . . . has a complexion envied by many . . . beautiful white teeth . . . and dancing blue eyes . . . president of Home Ec. Club when a junior . . . stunning clothes. JAMES WICKS Tall . . . sandy hair . . . lazy manner . . . bane of Mr. Shope's existence . . . surprised The Professor and staged a comeback . . . his senior year . . . drives a '36 V-S . . . enjoys hunting. J AMES XVILSON Long: and lanky ltamtown lad . . . commercial work . . . and technical things fascinate l1in1 . . . a bright scholar . . . a real hunter . . . caddies during the summer . . . would be a good lawyer. MARGARET IVOLFRAM Marg is peppy and full of fun . . . one of those girls with a rose petal complexion . . . G. R. member . . , ardent worker in G. A. C .... stars in soccer . . . also a forward in basketball. NYILLIAM XVRENSIIALL Rube is interested i11 sports . . . especially football . . . an active Student Count-il member . . . a southpaw . . . spends his summers at camp . . . likes to eat . . . and sleep . . . well-known for his characteristic gestures. DOROTIIY YOITRI SON Five feet two . . . eyes of blue . . . with brown hair to match . . . small-featured . . . Dot is one of our G, Rfs . . . interested in sports . . . especially tennis and soccer. 44 X Firxt Row: XVilli:unS, Coma-llzi. CIIRIIPX. Mr. Hebert. Siucber. livzlns. TIIOIIIIPSUII. Second Noir: Mr BIOIITKOIIIQYY, 110l'5J2ll1, Downs. Ralph, S4'lllllllZC1'. Stewart. Keller. SlllldSf1'0lll. Third Razr: Thomp- son, xViiSllillgt0ll, DIflCBIiCllI1l, Zeisler, Sclu-ide. White, Nvilson, Miss Mitchell. Fourth Row: Thomp4 Son, Van Arsclulo, Charles, NVl1ite, Otto. Otto, TlSlll3ll'llfll. Wills. Fifth I-'01r': Muclmw, Heniug Sargent, Tllompsoli. Sixth Huw: Boum-ll. U'Reilley, Van Vrzmlwn, Oliver. Miller, Ren. Soissou, Worbs, Sevrnfh Noir: Cusvy. Riggs, xY2l,!IUllP1'. lmulwr, Smith. Sllllllll9l'S, lirmlvn. Williams. Mueller Ifighth Row: l:l'2l,Cli611, SClllllllilCllEl', I'uelw1't, Milliken, lledlxmn. White, Christie, Stulen, Cll11iSOIl Ninth How: XVUIIIBDQY, BI0l'Lf1'0ff, Murrzmy, Wright, Wilson, l:4!NYlll1lll, Cole. Moody. Tmfh Row: WVoud, lleif, Rilillllllll, lV:1lliser, Wasilalc, Woelker, Murchvzld, CVNQ-il. Ojj'icfrs: Stulen. White. lfzllwvtt, Morelleaul, IUNIORS 46 1 5 w Ln. , Ev' ' 1 , i1,Al.A..u. First Raw: McGl':1tl1, Hzllmel, ML-ister. Metzger, Guttviirlorf, lieain, Hailey. Srfvmzrl Hour: Mrs. Cox, Klemz, Keller. McXVilli:uns. Mzisterson, 1'1Slll'lIllil1l. Kelly, Miss Johnston. 'I'hiwl Ifozvz Konklv. Kuntz, Birsic, B2l1'f1lI1, Dodds, Ile t'zu'lu. Ilunmn. Hinds, Ifonrflz Hou-: Twalddlo. llemler. Dowl- ing, Hanna. I:E!llflH'1', lu2ll'Sll21H, AXl'IllSfl'0IlQf. Fiffh Huw: IiPl'Illl1ll'll1, Hulilmn. l :1l1'lc, I:lU01ll0l'. 1Ja1'1'ett', ALflit'l'1H21ll, RICCITLP. Simflz Rom: Barnvs. I lt'li'llQ1', Amon, lbuei'flei'. Arnnld, Imvios, Mur- lin, Fleiningr. llartlm-y, H2lI'1P0l', Bald. Sf'l'l'H'flI Hour: Rlt'Ul9ll2lll2lll. llvrger. 5llll'l'Z15'. Janes. lluntor, Meister, Duncan, Fitzpatrivlc. lfiylzth Row: Griffith, DP Zulmy, Funlk, Henring. Knniz. Johnston, Ludwig, Hnltnlan, Fawcett. Gadd, Mallun. Ninth Row: l+'o1'l'ost, LeXVnllc. Mc-l :u-laine, Gntkin, Kean, Derringrer, Ilurris, Holt, Idgrzin. Fisher. Gondnough, Dixon, Twzrh Razr: Inglvs. Knox, Kress, Jafflcsmi, Iiow, Lewis. 1:02ll'dlllHIl. Malloy, i'nl'E1'u1l1, ITGRIYPV. Mcl'n1't1n-xy, Iflgly. The Junior Nenwsis-Pliysics K 4 IUNIORS l ll 47 no. WWW Ngw 1 X-. Q1 Q N X1 X. S If ' X 3 . e i - i , s V- : l 4 Q3 1 T' l XA X U f- 5 . x NV X 1 X 1 Q- . 2. , . 1 'y .V , 5 x wi . X vi . 'Q Nj First Now: Griffith, 1 lQllll1lfI. George, Miss Rowley, Mr. Doclcls, liastmi. lleilnlam. Meislvr. Wall-rs. 3 y ' ' .A SPCOHII Row: l,aw1'e-11110, Hill. Drury, Hartley, Ilogue, Dunn, Hatch. Fletcher. Wolilehx-r. Third AX bf ' I Row : Hotchkiss, While, Kurtz, Dillman, Yost, Harris, Dowling, Desso, llnlwy. Fourth Ifnuv : ' I Q - llusbauml, Moran, Herfkmzm, Yoder, Yohe, Voegtly, Lipford, Mcillure, Iiflfflllklll, Murkel, Moser, Halli- -,N ' gnu, Ilauiuu, 1I00l'l16?ld, Zeller, Meyer, M1-Rane, RIHAVIIIIIIIPX. Fifth lfmr: 3Illil'llQEld, Madden, Mar- K N hey, Ilullallali, Heinz, Coverf. Fllllf, Iflasohen, Du Pre, Vruy, Wisv, Maylmry, Visokey. Si.rtl1 Row: Mnzurzik, McCracken, Jones, Lmicaster, Wilson, Gillman, Mueller, McGi1'Iin, Grislikut. Smrviiili Row: Mclilroy, Henvz, Hake, Gnlbrzlith, Zeiglc-r, Kusserow, Lueke, Luttre-l, lloovely 111-Uainpbe-ll. Wintor, , N Hill, XVirflqs, Eighth Ifozc: L21llCiiST9l', NVesl, Horvaih, Crolius. Litlvll. Leivildvcker. Dunliaun, N Downing. Xinfh Rauf: Mcllillvn, Knlvelago, Moore, Irwin. 'l'r:icey, Blrfijloslu-'y, Hciusvl, Deusor. Tenth lfnfzv: Yzihres. llmninvi-, l l'21l100, 'l':igg:ir1, Miller, Klagrew. M 11-r, Swain. G? UjficPr.:: Miss NV:1go110l', Sponsor, Scluuirlt, Newioli, NVHCII- SOPHO- if 48 3 , M W ww if -da -1 iffy' 10' ,Q 1. f L-.A 4'!'l 6' 71 vz. J, if LA-ff! , i L, EEK 4 X First Row: Miss Ohio, Casey, ,Xl'lllNll'01ljI, Cooley, Todd, Sproul. Rea, Buchanan, Slmpurd, Byers. ,X Second Row: Albinger, Shillito, Briggs, Selilumpf, Porch, Carlin, Mr. Wallace. Third Row: x Schneider, Pfeiffer, Acker, Carter, 1'ol1rer, Caldwell, Brown, Neavitt, Carleton, Bracken, Openshaw. N 'icho1:1s, Ross, Geissinger, Sumpter, Anderson, Albright, O'Brien, Sartory. 1f'11m'th Row: Cole X, Aim' nell, Caves. Sixth Row: Black, Brngdon, Russell, Black, Pitcher, Reeb, B0fl1'dIl'lZl.ll. Sercnfh Row: Bennett, Barnhart, Suess, Roberts, Rfiebel, Schneider, Iluefzow. Jiighfh Row: Schneider, Tents, Swan, Newton. BI11I1lQl',ySChlllidt, Pierce. Ninth Now: Amon, Applegate, Kidd, Schieritz, Beam, Ross, Reilly, Reebz 1 H 4 t ' , ,, , , . ,I 1 I x , :- A Pl.,- -' if iv , r'! 'E - I . f ! ifth, Row: I-'1ushk:1t, Colwc-11, Pmlnier, Rup1'ecflit, Baldingrer, Schneider, Brauii, Baker. O'Don- I .I I 1 , i 1 The SODIIOIIIOFC UWMer1oo iPIanc UQOIIICIIH' i 000-IRG Hui SOPHO- MORES -' , . w,,,F: u . ,R LZ, J. ' ,ia K? ,,,,, x 3, ' fl 5 , f 'Sz I d 4 ' x ,' , 0 ii j ff Cieu w ' mwwg f A ,, 1 First Row: Auth, Bracken, Fowler, lloremus, Green, Groft, llammm, llrown, Duff, Geer, Auth, Mr. King. Secmul Row: Miss Leyda, Wray, Donahue, Donahue, Powell, Foulk, Fulton, Be1',f:, Cal- lahan, Bloomer, Briggs. Third Row: l4'e1'ranti, Fueller, Anderson, Ferguson. Denslow, Richter. Denny, Goodnough, Adams, Eppinger. Fourfh Row: Brown, Amon, Bauer. Berglnan. Kennedy. Moran, Dyhouse, Hooper, Comstock, Fanning, Fichter. Fifth Ifowz Courtney, Cleland, llallerau, Griflith, Grant, Chaney, Brown, Harger, Braden, Fingral. Guftemlorf. Sixth Rom: Glaser, Fields. Coffroth, Herr, Aurin, Corbett, Bugher, liulifnnt. Seventh Razr: Sargent, Ellinger, Blair, Tiecker, De Carlo, Harris, Me-nnow, Cole, Biers, Clayburn. Uffiows-N01'cl111a11, Smith, Miss Ribletr, Sponsor, Duff FRESI-IMEN 50 1 l First Row: Fingzil, Kopp, Whiie, Twaddle, Trzciski, Miss Wagoner, Schlunlpf, Lawton, Werner, Polito. White, Salomon, Neavitt. Second Row: Lewis, Poole, Haney, Burke, Piccardo, Schafer, Swayne, Kalvolage, Lipforrl, X01'dIll2l.ll, Wilt, Miss Grabbe. Third Row: Miss 'f1lOIIlklS, Malloy, Rain- sey, lvlcliinney, Ritchey, Metzger, Witnler, Randolph, Sll2l.1'H1all, Young, McClure, Hencz, Stone, Her- spergor. Fourth Row: Rainey, Malone, Mahus, Klages, McCloskey, Roberts, XVl1ll9.1llS, Swan. Sclmefer, Kenny, Kerr, Waldie, Lalnpe. Fifth Row: Me-rshon, Shore, Schwoegl, Hoover, McCal- Inont, Young, Keinl, Kenny, Thompson, Knedler, Sclleffter, Jackson, Hill, Thompson. Simth R011-2 Moran, Kindl, Procter, Lznnberth, McDonald, Mapp, McClain, XVatkinson, Riebel, Skiles, Kneeland, Landers, Ilolz. Sf'1'r'nfl1 If0Il'Z Rowe, Mankey, Parris, BIC3Illl'll'j', Smith Milliken, Sc-hutte. Wingerd, Jordan, Iiiclcert, Weynian. The Freslnnen Initiation-English FRESHMEN 51 24 Sf E 54 1 55 23 Ei 54 -Y 5 5 'Qi Q . 95 KE , V 3 S: -5 3 Z V-5 2: 3 T! 'a AC NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Eaton, XV-Ellings, Bald. Left In Right: Neavitt. Ilaulxmnir. Russell. Stoiu-1-ml. XV1'0llSll2lll, Cow Byers. Lipford, K4-im. G?ll'Y0l'. ll S THE keystone is placed by the builder to hold the perfect arch in perpetual stability, so the structure of our education must be held iirin and true to the virtues represented by this symbol, the torchf' The purpose of this organization is to bear forward the searching light of Truth, to lead that others may follow in the light, to keep burning in the school a high ambition for the enduring values of life. Members are selected on the basis of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. Thus, when one is chosen, he enters with the full intentions of upholding this organization and of carrying out its purpose to the fullest extent. 54 STUDENT CGUNCIL l!EPRICSl'ZN'l'ATIVI'IS .fit lhwk: ICPYEIH. First lx'0Il'Z xvU21'iN2lllg, XVl'PllSh2.u, SITIHIVIZ 110112 Poole, XVel1ings. Miniller, Miss TIIOIIIHS. 'l'l1i4'd Rmr: Ily- ers. Fawcett. Stnlen. Smith, Mr. llittie, Mr. Xlaisoner. Fnilrfh Row' 1 Newton. , n U , l 1 - - xx x CVM,-gr. 4.95, AL'l'l'IliNATIVl'IS First I?oz1': th-aint. f'ow:1n. Clark. Nveo111I 130117: I-'ion-e, Kevan. Milliken, Q Suess, llIeAle0r. l-Iensel. 7'hi1'fI I-'mrz Mankey, Tislllaria-ll, Claybnrn, Eaton, Skilcs, Fourfll lt'o'1,1:: Kidd, Xl'a1'litvl', Rea, llnrger, B4lNX'lll2lll, Sargent. ,I i Xe - ,I'QA,,,,,ff S O YOU RlCMliMliliR, if nothing more, those special sections for the students at the home football games? Or the basketball ticket sales? Or the dances sponsored by the representatives of the student body? Yes, the Student Council fostered those features for the satisfaction and entertainment of all the students. The Student Council is composed of one student from each room, the presi- dents of the respective classes and clubs, and one representative from each pube lication. Seven representatives who serve with the council's officers form the executive committee. The council represents the student body in all school proj- ects, aids in the general organization of the school and promotes in all ways the best interests of school and students. - 55 GIRL RESERVES CABINET First Row: Byers. Second 13010: XVellings, Ackerman. Third Row: Barrett, Ralph. Fourth Row: Leonard, Freers. Fifth Row: Miss Johnston, Fueller, Dodds, Baker, Miss Thomas. ll ECAUSE there are thoughts in a girl's mind deeper than laughter, because there are hidden yearnings in a girl's heart, because there is a thirst in a gir1's soul to know God and his goodness, this high school club of Girl Reserves has been organized. These lovely words from The Installation Serv- ices symbolize more truly than any trite phrases the true spirit of our organiza- tion. For the lessons that are learned, the responsibilities that are shared, the knowledge that is gained, the fun that is had, and above all the friendships that are niade, the Girl Reserves holds a lasting place in the hearts of its ineinbers. The blue triangle stands for whatsoever things are true, lovely. and of good report. 56 HI-Y OFFICERS First Hour: Milliken. Second Razr: Trimble, Kevin. Third llozr 1 Uhristie, Wrenshall. Fourth I-'mrz Mr. Ohr. Luther, Mr. 1l1llllg0IIlQ1'Y. ll OUPS ONV' Wfith these exciting words a mighty lunge for the stairway ensues. A milling climb to the dining room, the slap of a quarter into the hand of the treasurer, and then a sigh of contentment from having reached the table without mishap. After the dinner, business is devoted to club activities. An inspiring talk by Mr. Montgomery, whose jovial smile and friendly advice is welcomed by every- one, concludes the session. The main activities are Mother and Son, Father and Son. Girl Reserves, Football, and Faculty Nights. The administration activities are climaxed by Retreat at Camp Buddy in june. Throughout is the standard of Hi-Y, To create, maintain and extend the high standards of Christian character. 57 GLEEMAN .l4IIlI'l'0HIAL STAFF Left fo Night Arozliifl Tfzblfz Mo1111tsie1'. Grifhth, Lutlier. Kcvan. SUIIHIIKIIQIXCX, White, Lipford, C1':1wfo1'cl, Wir-ks l-'awee11, SClll11l1EiCllQ1', 111111111 SlI01Hll'1l. Williains, L11g:11', By ers. Syixions, Jones, Pooli- Miss 'I':1y1o1'. IEVSI NESS STAFF Left to lifiyllt .-lroiznfl 'I'f1blr': Mr. King, 'l'1'i111l11e, Christie, AlcCle11al1a11, Soisson Newton, Knox, Vogrelsaiig, Stoiiwoil, NV21lTllf91'. J 1 OL' stumble upon a student madly pulling his hair and talking aloud. Revvildered but determined to solve the mystery, you follow. He enters a room. You steal inside, to be greeted by the clatter of typewriters, the sharpening of pencils, and the wild rustle of paper. Punctuating the sounds are Miss Taylor's editorial suggestions and Mr. King's pessimistic comments on needed money. This fever of excitement is your introduction to the development of The Gleemzm. First, a plan is formulated. A dummy'l is fashioned, indicating the arrange- ments of pictures and copy. Assignments are given for write-ups and the business staff solicits adver- tisements and raises funds for publication. In June The Glccman is presented to the students. 58 llf yfffyffjf Ji anew xl if ln!.Q'f.f7J 1.1! EDITORIAL STAFF First I-'oztfz I-Inton. Mueller. Second Rott: Freese. Well- ings, Leonard. Neavitt. Thiwl lfofzv : Tlradley, Kutseher, XV4m1l. lCH1'HIt l',l'IIlS Seated: Grant. Steimmlrk. 1Il'xVllll2llllS. Keim. Hamnier, Bell, Rea. Harris. Bald, Brown. Ralpli, Lipford. Bl4'l'1':u-km-xl, Dodds. liennmen. Af'li9l'll1Pl11. Standing: Hesse, Logan, Ilarger, Riggs, Mr. Reba-rt, Jones, Suess, Rrdumn. Rief. li EW' BELLE HOP! Buy your copy now! Remember? Only the short memory will forget the school paper. The Belle Hop appeared this year in smaller size, but is issued bi-weekly instead of every three weeks. Striving to stimulate interest in the publication, -the staff inaugurated, with the basketball issue, a new makeup. The ideas clicked immediately with the student body. Added features were the 'ZVVC Spoke To column, presenting interviews with celebritiesg the book review, giving comments on latest publicationsg and the revival of the Alumni notes. The undergraduates are reminded that The Belle Hop needs increased sup- port. The staff should not have diliiculty in presenting any issue. The student body of Bellevue High is large, and resourceful enough to insure publication without linancial worries. 59 GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB First Row: Smith, Stonerod, Wellings, Callahan, Byers. Second Row: Keller, Hockey, Klemz, Miss Seldon. Tishlar- ich, Phillips. Third Row Roche, McCloskey, Chappell Sl4lll6l'Cd,Il0Il1lN. Foizrfh Row Smith, Soisson, Barrett, Hart- ley, Conway. liool: Projrct: XVelli11gs, I:2ll'l'4?lf, Roche. Conway, McWilliams, Stonerod. F your imagination pictures Amazons at the mention of the Girls' Athletic Club. slay the thought. The members are girls first, athletes afterward. They endeavor to learn something of sports, to make friends, and to enjoy good times. They take charge of Gym classes. They sponsor, choose, and coach the teams for class athletics. They seek to inspire friendliness through healthful exercise and athletic competition. They strive to develop friendships through various parties, sports meetings, and a banquet every two months. A noteworthy project this year, aside from athletics, was the gathering of books for persons who lacked money to buy reading material. Credit is due to Miss Seldon for her diligent work in the betterment of the G. A. C.'s. 60 PLAYERS' GUILD 1f!lJfl'Clll8 Right: Miss Ashe. Ifirst Row: Aekernmn, Stew- art, Van Vrnnken, Esluelnlall, M:1st:c1'son, Ilirsie, Ren. Second Row : Sundstrum, K n n t Z, Wztshington, Van Arsdale, White, Stonerod. Third Row: Ifnweett, Barton, Soisson, Bairnes, Braden. F0'II'7'flL Row: Meitleer, Koontz, XYood, Bow- nnin, Murray. Christie, Dodds. Srunrlinffz NVilson. Cullison, Hnttnian. llVQll'1'lS, 4Xl'IIlSlf1'O11,f. Dl2l,l'SlIi1ll, Ralph, Falek, Hen- ning. The Crotcniviff of Peace: Dodds, Braden, Amon, I'lSll9llllFl1l, Henning. ll RIENDS, Romans, countrymen, lend me your earsfl' Freshmen! Sophomores! Listen! Do you aspire to be actors or actresses? If so, be advised that Bellevue High School has for dramatics a promising or- ganization in the Players, Guild. It will be Worth your while to apply for mem- bership. You will acquire through the Guild considerable knowledge of acting and you will have excellent opportunity to develop some delightful acquaintance- ships. The success of the Guild is to be credited to Miss Ashe, who has given her time and knowledge of dramatics to further the development of the organi- zation. One of the best presentations was the Armistice Day pageant. Remember, you embryonic Thespians! Place your applications for mem- bership in The Players' Guild. 61 Violins: liarrett, Saylor, Porch, ,'X1'1llStFOIlg, Janes, Fraser, Neavitt, Metliilin, White, Denslow, Neavitt, Ritchey, Kurtz, Stroup, Logan, Fawcett, Conway, Hill, Ileuser, Nicholas, NV:-itkinson, Rief, Markel. Denny. Ralnsey. Violus: Mountsier, Neavitt. Cellos: Downs, Ackerman, BUgll0I', Metzger. Basses: Bell, A. McC:unpbell, M. 1lCC3.lllDb61l, Itiebel. Flutes: Kuntz, MeWilliu1ns. f'llll'lIl8fSZ Mc- Call, Crolius. Comstock, Mawhinney, Blair, Hill, Oboe: Schilling. Bassoon: Gadd. Horns: Plush- kat, McClain, Stulen, Christie. Trumpets: Mueller, XVieks, lilngelllardt, Reilly, Weyinan, Hill, Me' Farlane, Barnes. Tromboizes: Selunidt, Hotchkiss. Tuba: Mellane. 1'erc'us.sion: Furlong, Egly, Sargent, Duff, Geer. ORCHESTRA AZZ? Yes, We know you like itg but did you give ear to the splendid music of your Bellevue High School orchestra? lf you didn't you missed much that was worth while. Reinforced by new musicians to reach a total of sixty-three members, the organization, under the baton of Robert H. Ruthart, enjoyed another success- ful year. Besides its traditional duties in connection with chapel, plays, and entertainments, the orchestra gave several concerts, and, by virtue of its superi- ority in the rendition of the classical, it achieved the distinction of being chosen as host for the All-lVestern Pennsylvania District Orchestra, assembled here in December. For the fourth time our orchestra acquired the State Championship at Al- toona, and a national rating at Columbus, Ohio. 62 First Now: Amon, Arnold, 1 Q1'gllS01l, Wachter, Smith, Putch, Benamen, Anderson, Fulton, Ralph. Second Row: Miss Butlermure, Stroup, Murray, lfnkovicli, Ballllltlllll, Masterson, De Bar. llupiw-fcllt. Johnson, Miss Metzger. Third Row: Eaton, Hull, Glynn, Crawford, Todd, Schneider, Bl2lCDtJll2lltl. Fourth Now: Yourison, Rossell, Roche, Gatcll, H0fflll2lll, Barton, Lancaster, Hecluuan, Bmrllvy. Fifth Row: Bl2l.1'Sll?lll, Otto, Otto, Porch, McCracken, Laiieaster, Kurtz, Knapp. Sia-th Ifmrz Shoe- maker, Allen, llirsie, McCloskey, Roche, Hesse. THE HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MM! Sniff that appetizing aroma? That's the cooking class in session. Hear that buzzing of machinery? The sewing unit is in action. These two groups form the Home Economics Club, one of the most im- portant organizations in Eellevue High. Composed of students who are most interested in those arts, the club enjoys afhliation with the Pennsylvania State Federation of Student Home Economic Clubs. Proud of these facts, we salute the members and the sponsors, Miss Buttermore and Miss Metzger. The club's program for the year was carefully arranged to prove both in- structive and entertaining. Talks on fashions by Miss Toni Drake and on foods by Miss Prudence Penny, both of the Pittsburgh Sun-Telegraph, were features, 63 D S Xxx xi is ng X 0 I Afwfflf. First Rolf: llnnn. l':SllK'llll2lll. Sllllllbfk-'l'. f'l'ilWl'0l'fl. Sllxllllllilfli. Bl:1c'Don:lld, Mr. Iil'2l.llllQ2llll. 1Ic-XVil- llilIIlS. 1ICYaly. Czwletoll, l!:11'nm-is. Al'lllSll'0ll,2. xxvlllll-'l'. Nrvonll lfmr: Baker. Klemz. lliifls. lI:1rris, Q li2lll0l', Billllllilllll. Swziym-. MeC:llnpliel1, Mountsicr, llrown, D1Dl'PlllllS, M1:l':unpbell, li1'0NYll. Tllirrl . Row: C1ristic-, Milliken, lfaiwcerr, Tllollllhsnll. Applegate, Casey, Suhioritz, Mc-Ulaiii, Mnirhead, Smith, lliobvl O'Bri 1. Fourth I-'nirz tlerlauli, linux, Logan. BIeGiHin, Milliken, Murray, Sehniidt, Snylor, , llm s. I' '. . Schilling. Skiles. J yr' , x , cv mf' 'dr .J ' ' fl ofyf! .' I ff aff A CAPPELLA CHCDIR V f .if A ,Q-ff,- ' O, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do! Nog this is not a widely-heralded wage scale, but a striking example of perseverance, with favorable publicity bestowed. liellevue High School's A Cappella Choir is scaling heights of achievement. Reading notes and singing' scales, practicing diligently and performing with increasing brilliance, so members of this choir under the direction of Mr. Brauti- gam have reached a point heretofore unattained by that organization. The singers were rewarded by winning first place in the state-wide com- petition at Altoona. Hats off in salute to the choir and Mr. llrautigam. 64 1-'irst 150112: Hartley, Duff, Denslow, Buullanan, Tll0lllllN0ll, 1'iSlll4ll113ll, Mr. Bmliltigalli, Poreli, MC- Ijfnllilld. SfPlllIll2ll'lC, li01'6lllllS, llrown, Green. Sevnilrl Row: Neziviit, Klemz, Kurtz. Nealvilt, Bloomer, Hen, Barnes. Baker. Hersberger. fuiilllJ1'P2lfil, Ferguson. Tllirfl lfrnr: Sumpter. fieer. liowxnaui. Van Yl'1lllk0ll, l'l':1wfo1'1l, XVint1-'r, Bauer, Dunn, Todd. l'la1'1'is, Blfffiilllllllbtlll, Gulch, Amon, IM-liar, Hesse, Phillips, Mnuntsier. llrown. 1'?Lllllll'l'. Mniris, Klctkxllipliell. GIRLS' CHORUS LL dressed in White, the Girls' Chorus, numbering hfty strong, parade Onto the stage. Quietly they take their places before the footlights. A hush comes over the audience. Mr. Brautigam raises his iistic baton. The girls quickly respond with a rendition of songs which have won them favorable recognition. Tamberine, il swing you jinglingi' and Down the street a violin play- ingl' have become familiar strains to all who have followed the Girls' Chorus in its travels. 'The Tamberine Girl, a musical picture of a dancer, won for the Chorus second place in the county contest at Clairton in 1937. Though the group lost in the district, the remarkable work of this organization was carried on by Alice Steinmark, soprano soloist, who competed in the state finals at Altoona, Pennsylvania. 65 ' M,o'f,uci if 'f- ,. . n 2 First 11014-1 Mastel-sou, Bailey. Sartory, Lawton. Secrnnl Rauf: NOl'Cillll2ill. Yost. If'reex's. Nl1'lflllIlk'X, Roberts. XVilli:uus. Cowan. J. Callahan. Third How: Fuller. llzinuum. Graff, Ilirsic, Ilrnden. Mr. Wallace, XVilt. Lawrence, Green, Foulk. FlIlll'fll Hour: Black, Anderson. Tllulnel. Cll2ll7IlE'll. Milliken. ART CLUB AVE you ever had the feel for the brush? The desire to create a beautiful design? If, perhaps, you would desire to mess in the different hues , the art course offers it to you. It is from this assemblage of artists that the Art Club has developed. The purpose of this club is the designing of decorations for dances, plans for stage settings, signs, posters, and other art work for the different activity projects. Funds are also raised for equipment and other expenses. One means was painted plaques sold to the students. The club is a select group composed of only twenty-seven members, each specializing in a different type of Work. The Art Club owes much thanks to Mr. Wallace for its organization and continuation. 66 l 1 First Row: 'YFlNlll2ll'lC'll. Arinstrong. Harris. Xi4'lVllllZllllS. Smith. Ac-kerniaii, liarrett, M4-Kinney. Ros- sell, Rea, Srlineimler, Lipforrl. Secnml Emir: Mr. Gilliland, Pannier, Ll1lli01'll, Clmiwy, Cullison, Murray, Bergrer, Corbett, Ile Zubay, 0'B1'ien, Chappell, llutelikiss, Charles. 7'lzi'rd 160111: Williams. XV4:o1l, Franz, Milliken, Johnson, Meister, Gritlith. Fourth ltmrz llelt. Logan. MeGiflin. Swan. Bow- man, Christie, IIHYYIIIHII, Metzger, Hailey. Fifth Koirz Lawton, Jones, Mueller. lffxlllllilll, Hgly, Tll0Ill1lSl7l1, Blllllqleild, Wingerd, Bulifant, Milliken, Kneeland, Husband. 1'i1'2ll'liPll. Si.1-Yh Row: Mer! shun, SCl1llIll2U'il1 1', Jackson, Malloy, Clayburn, lieaver, Green, 0'l!onnell, I-larger. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB fl ATCH THE BIRDIE, please! Now, don't move! There, a perfect picture l Yes, Bellevue High has a new club-the Photo Club-organized this year under the sponsorship of Mr. Gilliland. Qualifications? Have a camera, pur- chase a developing and printing set, and membership is yours on application. The club is divided into four groups-commercial photography, construc--' tion, trick photography, retouching, and tinting. In the first semester, the members learned the principles and operations of a camera, and how to develop and print pictures. Tn the second semester, the constructionsgroup worked on an enlarger and a printer. The retouching and tinting group began work under Mr. Wallace.. The photographs in the Annual are proof of their accomplishments. 67 7 8 S if? Q '53 'ai ff gg ag ii f .Q 1, .Q 1 dx FE v5 3 'QW FK .93 3? 5 EC FGOT FIRST TEAM Line: Grant, Applegate, Donahue, Ifllosut, Vogelsang, Poole, Klutz. liurflrjielrl 1 Ludwig, Kean, Gerlaeh, Leiemlecker. Right: Coach Zunde-l. RECORD Won 5 Lost 3 Tied l Bellevue .... .... l 3 Alumni . . . . .12 Bellevue .... .... l 2 Etna . . . . . 8 Bellevue .... . . . O Dormont . . . . . 6 Bellevue .... . . . 0 Sewickley . . . . 6 Bellevue .... .. 6 Perry .. .... 13 Bellevue .... .... l 2 Crafton . . . . ,IZ Bellevue .... .... 2 O Coraopolis . . . . . 6 Bellevue .... .... Z 6 Evans City . .. .. O Bellevue .... . . . 6 Avalon . . . . . . O 70 BALL SECOND TEAM P: Shore, XX1'0llSll?lll, fzxrhauggll Russ, Ilutm-liingrs. West. Byers li41c'kfiffI1l : Luther. Apple-,fate 'l'lm1npso11, Mm'croft. ' I: Assistant fl02li'll Slmpv. MEDALS Charles Gerlaeh joseph Poole John Leiendecker Russell Grant james Applegate Murray Thompson Clarence Rlosat LETTERS Robert Donahue jack Vogelsang Dale Byers Ralph Morcroft Frank Ludwig Herman Shore Paul Hutchings James West Robert Carbaugh Chester Klotz Ray Collins Edwin Kean Jack Applegate Nelson Moiett William W1'enshall 71 THIRD TEAM Line : Schneider, Collins, Beile, Bonnell, Ludwig, Visokey, Kunze. Back field : Moffett, I-lense-I, Horvath, Ilairper. Right, Mfll1!lg0l'N : Christie. Iluering, Cullison, Mc- Clenahan. BELLEV UE 12-CRAFTON 12 N the most spirited game of the year, a rejuve- nated Bellevue team tied a highly-rated Crafton eleven. The Red and Blacks first score came at the end of a sustained drive, with Kean going over on the trusty 68 . The second marker came as the result of a pass to Gerlach over the cen- ter of the line. He caught it on the forty, and went over standing up. The blocking down field was noteworthy on this play, our line showing up especially well. Crafton tied the score on long passes, which were a constant thorn to the home team. 72 FGOT BALL FOI'I!'1'Il TEAM lane: Miller, Ingles, Gzulcl, Sullneider, De Carlo. Wollleher. HO?ll'lllll2lll. Huck 'PI1I: Vareln 1. fl x Ll 'l'zl:g:a1't. llotkin, Birnie Sauer. llau-ris, Pierve lrff. Le-llexuf is. Penn. BELLEVUE 6-AVALON 0 EEORE a wildly cheering crowd, estimated at approximately 1000, the Red and Black came through with Hying colors. ln a characteristically hard-fought game the Blue and Gold of Avalon succumbed, and the biggest game of the year went down in the victory column for Bellevue. Good old 'K68', turned the trick, and Kean vvent over stand- ing up to make the lone score. The game was very close throughout. In scrimmage the Red and Black gained 142 yards, the Blue and Gold l47. This game ended a successful year in the annals of Bellevue football. 73 1' fff- my: F. Ludwig, Dicks .,11, Casey, s 114- ss. Swan, ll .,1' C1-off. R. Ludwig, Tl lfylll pst 111, K 1-z1 11, Board- num, Luuim-, 1:5-ers. l1ighf,JI1 fffl mm-S: K .L1'1-. Kuo RECORD Vllon 17 Lost 6 Bellevue .... ..... 2 5 Leetsdale . . . .... 33 Bellevue .... ..... 4 8 Neville . . . . . . .20 Bellevue .... ..... 3 8 Edgewood . . . . . .12 Bellevue .... .... 4 9 Sewickley f... .... 4 O Bellevue .... .... 3 1 Ben Avon. . . . . . .16 Bellevue .... ..... 4 8 Avalon . . . . . . .28 Bellevue .... ..... 2 9 Leetsdale . . . . .37 Bellevue .... ..... 3 O Neville . . . . . . .28 Bellevue .... ..... 3 2 Edgewood . . . . . .22 Bellevue .... ..... 3 3 Sewickley . .... . .21 Bellevue .... ..... 4 O Ben Avon ....... 22 Bellevue .... ..... 3 8 Avalon . . . . . . .18 Bellevue .... ..... 2 6 Midland . ..... . .2511 Bellevue .... ..... 44 East McKeesport.24X Bellevue .......... 25 Burgettstown . . . .371 l:W. P. T. A. L. Eliminations BASKET M EDALS Murray Thompson joseph Luther LETTERS Edwin Kean Ralph Morcroft Frank Ludwig Robert Casey Samuel Dickson Robert Ludwig Robert Boardman Manager Kerr f1J X M. JJ M! -ff ul'i 'Mngn by All ,QS I BALL ' LETTERS VVillia1n Swan Paul Suess Phil Hammer Richard Wohleluei' George Johnston Robert Duncan John Murray james VVest l.'mr'1'r'r'N. FJ Sf lfnlr' : l l2lIlllllPl'. NVul1lehe1', Johnstoll. Imnvzxn Xllll'l'2lV Nrrolzrl I-'mr' g'lIlUl' T9'll'4 Ilvuxel, Ilomwl, Hell'- ris. 'fliyirl I-'ozri Yhilw NI-1 l'e' lle4'ke1', ll3ll'l'lS, Mc- . lll'll'j', IQIHIP. flfiff. Jf1lIHl!lf'I'H: Twelddle, Gerluch. RECORD VVon 15 Lost l Bellevue New Brighton . . Bellevue Leetsdale . . . . . Bellevue Neville . . . . Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue Bellevue .... .... Bellevue Bellevue West View .... Kerr .... Avalon . . . Leetsdale . . . Neville . . . . . West View .... Central Catholic Kerr... Post Graduates Avalon... Millvale .... . . Central Catholic Shadyside . . . . BELLEVUE ELIMINATES MIDLAND OR the hrst time in eight years, a Bellevue te tm eopped the section, Showing masterlyness equal to a college performance the Red and Black turned back an attempted Franl Merrm ell hnish by their foe, Midland. The Crucibles saw their changes of playing on the Stadium floor dimmed when Bellevue stemmed their belated rallx and won 26 to 25. The squad vowed they would play on the Stadium floor 'X 1eal1 zation of this 'tpipe dream came true when they deteated Nlidland EAST McKEESPORT BOWS The winning spirit still prevailing, the Belle- vue hve romped into the Stadium, gathered together. and came away on the fat side of a 44-24 score. VVith a will to win, the team played a great brand of ball. All through the first quarter Bellevue was held on even par with their foe, East McKeesport, but with the start of the second quarter the Red and Black forged ahead rapidly. The cooperative spirit of the boys helped largely in Htuelcing away this game. 76 PLAY-OFFS BELLEVUE DEF EATED RABBING the slim end of a 37-25 score, the Red and Black were conquered by a formidable foe from Burgettstown. They needed no alibi 5 they were beaten by a team which possessed the spirit, determination, and better all around playing. Burgettstown started the game with a bang. They quickly tlooded the Bellevue basket With a torrent of shots which proved effective. The score speedily ran up until it stood 24-12 at the half. Bellevue at first could not cope with this attack, but with the start I . Ludwig of the second half they rallied, gamely at- Byers tempting a comeback. Their thirteen points were of no avail, however, as Burgettstown ran up a similar number during this half. The game ended with Bellevue still in ar- rears. Though defeated in the tinals, Bellevue High, for the two playoff games they won, re- ceived two new basketballs to place in the trophy CZISC. In this way Bellevue ended an excellent season of basketball, and Coach Zun- del now looks forward to an even more suc- cessful year. Though he loses three regulars, Luther, Thompson, and Dickson, these losses are counterbalanced by the return of regulars Morcroft, Kean, and Ludwig plus the excel- lent reserve squad. Herels to the 1938 VV.P.T.,-X.L. Champsl 77 Moreroft 'Flioulpsoii R. Ludwig a7o'dc,ZrMl-lfjdv 5-4 '7-gf jwfmf 1: f-1-11 iv. 1:4 -1111 err. me 1-1- Q. sl-1 llxx mr. Newt fvll, Tears, sf-xmeiavr. XVielis. voanll swan. CLASS BASKETBALL ROUND I ROUND II Teams Won Lost Teams Won Lost Freshmen . . . . . 2 Z Freshmen . . . 3 1 Sophomores . . . . 2 Z Sophomores . . . 4 0 Juniors . . . . . . 2 2 Juniors . . . 3 1 Seniors........ .. 4 O Seni0rs....... 1 3 Post Graduates . .. .. 0 4 Post Graduates . 0 4 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Teams Score Seniors ...V . . . . . 20 Sophomores . . . . . . 27 78 ames Luther Bye Grant Hunter Hauser VVrenshalI Husband Rees Christie Bye O'Donnell Fisher Comerer Bve Morcrof t RrXI.PH Moxcuorr RUSSELL GRANT TENNIS HARVARD CUP ELIMINATIONS Luther Grant Hauser .ilil-1 Wrenshall Rees -l. .T1- O'Donnell Comerer Morcroft Grant Wrenshnll .,.i.1.1-.- Rees i... -.l Morcroft 79 Grant -i..1l-iv Morcrof t Grant Morcroft First Row: Dickson. Mm-uroft. Hklliflllilll. Uapp, Stolwlumise. Becker, Applegate. fiF'l'l?ll'll. I 1 ll lvlllllllll Sfunrli1m: ffmiell Znndel, Kunze, Leiendem-ker, XVrenslmll, James Applegate, vi 'inf' ringer, llodggmon, II ll Kevan, Malrkey, Conch Shope. TRACK AND FIELD C?L1'll2lllQ,'ll, Yarl Il i SCHEDULE RECQRDS Bellevue ..... .... 5 3 Evans City ..... 60 Won Lost Bellevue ..... .... 6 9 Sevviekley . . . 31 1934' ' ' ' ' ' 4 Bellevue . .7l Shadyside . . . 42 1935' ' ' ' ' ' 5 Bellevue ..... .... 6 27 Aspinwall . . . 41M 1936 ' ' ' ' 6 Bellevue ..,.. .... 2 ZW County Meet ,Total 15 Bellevue . .65 Mt. Lebanon 48 TURNOUT Bellevue . .64 Dormont . . . .... 49 70 Boys Came Out Bellevue . .68 MeKees Rocks 45 Zl Scored Points Total .... .... 4 75 Total ........ 316k l4 Eligible For Avvaids 80 In Pool: Duff, White, Acker, Bracken. On Steps: Anderson. Left to Right: Smith, McCloskey, Soisson, Lipford, Hockey, Sclnnitzer, Smith, Stonerod, Wachter, Heilman, Carleton, Klemz, Keller, Hartley, 1ICXVllli5lIllS, XVellings, Stonerod, Barnes, McCrae. Seated at Right: Fueller, Bracken, Ross, Lipford, Schneider, Braden, Amon, Denslow. SWIMMING PLASH! A girl who essayed a jack-knife. from Bellevue High's new diving board hit the deep blue pool, full length and face down. Much laugh- ter! Another freshman attempted a swan dive. She too Hopped and smacked the water mightily. But before long these same girls were reported diving in fine style, and the sounds of merriment thereafter were those of sheer delight from the increasing proficiency in the sport. To Miss Seldon goes the credit for the excellent coaching of the girls in the art of swimming. Novices were taught fundamental principles and were introduced to the back-stroke, side-stroke, dog-paddle, and other features. Besides the regular periods for instruction, extra classes were instituted for girls who wished to further their abilities. 81 ID you ever try rope-jumping while virtually sitting down? If you haven't, take a whirl. You'll be surprised how good a seat will look. Once you have mastered the stunt, y0u'll appreciate the proficiency acquired by the girls in their gym classes. Trick rope-jumping is an additional accomplishment, and the girls can sling a wicked rope. The girls played little soccer this year, but were out for several practice sessions. In their lavender gym suits, they braved chill winds and mud, at times, to follow the ball. ROPE JUMPING and SOCCER 82 NE, TVVO, THREE! Heel, toe, heel! Right, left, right! One, two, three l So goes the count for folk dancing. Vtfhy? Vtfell, we suspect that it's to put the girls in trim for the public address dances. Grace increases chances for hits at the Senior Farewell, you know. VVhen Spring fever strikes, the girls trot forth in track attire. Races chase the seasonal lassitude. Rounding into athletic condition, the girls, in a few days, are competing earnestly. FOLK DANCING and TRACK 83 ll OUR SERVEW Sounds like tennis, but it's volleyball. The idea is to put the ball over the net. Hands only are used. Too often, the ball falls on the Wrong side. This year, inter-class games were played after school with fun for every body. Although the school has no courts, tennis is popular with the girls of Belle- vue High. They like the HY courts. You guessed itg the girls beat the boys there. Qh, well, you can always go to the movies, boys. VOLLEYBALL and TENNIS ' 84 HE new basketball rules bothered the girls a bit, but they've mastered them. After the boys' season was over, class teams were picked, and the battle for supremacy was on. Color teams, formed for those who did not make the class teams, played each other. Mushball? It's a genuine thrill to see a home run with three men Qgirls. pardon usl on base. Yes, the girls can play. If the boys want a game, let the G. A. Cfs know, they'll arrange it. BASKETBALL and MUSHBALL 85 Q Y, 11, 5 E 5 if 2 5 -+00 OOD-NIGHT lu jack Santals baton fell, the soft strains of his musical theme faded, and the gay crowd on the gymnasium Hoor halted reluctantly as the orchestra was silenced. The big event of May fifteenth was over. So ended the successful Junior Prom. Though in an atmosphere of gayety tinged with sadness, the seniors enjoyed their last dance as Bellevue High stu- dents. Clever decorations and charming music made it one of the most enjoyable affairs of the school year. JUNIOR PROM SENIOR FAREWELL 88 THE MUMMY AND THE MUMPS ll ' HERE'S DOOLY ? That caused Merce Stern a lot of trouble, but The Mummy and the Mumps gave the audience a heap of enjoyment. The comedy revolved around a mummy case and a case of mumps in a school for young ladies. Clever dialogue and excellent acting made the production by the January graduating class a success. Cn April thirtieth, the class of June came through in fine style with The Whole Town's Talking . Laughter shook the Bellevue High School auditorium as the humorous plot was unfolded. 89 THE WHOLE TOWN 'S TALKING FASHION EXHIBIT O NEED going to the big Cityn for the latest dresses. lVe saw them in Rellevue High School, made by our sewing class under the tutorage of Miss Metzger. She was proud of them. and so were we. Speaking of pride, Miss Johnston and Miss Thomas guided the Girl Re- serves to numerous successful entertainments this year. On March twelfth, mothers and daughters enjoyed an afternoon tea. Music and singing by mem- bers of the club supplied the entertainment. GIRL RESERVE TEA 90 SHOP EXT-TTDIT 1..L1..IJ OME one, come all. See the newest vogue in woodwork. Yes, the school carpenters placed some of their handiwork on exhibition for the photographer. An array of desks, chairs, lamps, and magazine holders, with a glistening coat of varnish, was photographed for your approval. The boys owe their skill to Mr. Ford's teachings. Under the skillful management of Mr. NVallaee, an art exhibit, also, was beautifully arranged and caught by the cameraman. The Art Club ollicers were photographed with the various pieces, representing different phases of art, which were selected from the permanent exhibit given to the high school by the Pittsburgh Press. ART EXHIBIT 91 Robert Kevau. . . Robert Mueller .... Elizabeth Keim. . . Shirley Garver. . . . Jane Bald ........ Marian Baumann. . . Dale Byers ............. Mary Lou Crawford Robert Donahue .... Betty Eaton ...... Miriam Hunter .... Betty Jordan .... Elinor Kurtz ..l. Louise Kutscher .... John Leiendecker. . . Marjorie Leonard. . Virginia MacDonald.. Robert McCall ,.... Helen McVay ..... Eugene Neavitt. . . Jeanne Pannier. . . . . .... Robert Patterson. . . Ruth Porch ....... VVilma Putch .... Thomas Reed .... James Saylor .... Flora Schoemaker. . . . . Walter Stern ....... Marian Stroup ..... Russell Thompson.. John Twaddle ...... . . . Jane Wellings .... Jack Vogelsang. . . William Trimble ..., . . . Paul Hutchings. . . Jane Stonerod. . . Jean Allen ........ . James Applegate .... '. g.: Betty Beatty ..... Bernard Becker .... Lloyd Bell ......... Catherine Bergman. Garnet Berkey ...... . . . Clarence Blosat. . . Clare Bracken. . . Virginia Bradley. . . Mildred Brinkholf .,.. . . Jane Byers ......... . . . Evelyn Brown. . . Patrice Callahan .... . . Robert Carbaugh ......... Frank Carmf dy .......... Mary Jane Chappell ...... Marian Charles. . . . . . . Cecilia Ch uba ...... Frances Conway .... Robert Cowan. . . Dorothy Culp .... Adele de Ham.. . Lucille Denhard. . . ,,,Ha ACTIVITIES Class Pres. 4: Student Council 4. Pres. 4: Annual 4: Senior Play. Class Vice Pres. 4: Student Council 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Belle Hop 2, 3, 43 Orchestra 1-43 Senior Play. Class Treas. 43 Home lic. 4, Treas. 43 G. 11.3 Belle Hop 43 Class Volleyball 13 Senior Play: N. H. S. 4. Class Secy. 43 G. R. 1-43 Student Council 3, 43 Class Soccer 13 Class Volleyball 13 Senior Play3 N. H. S. 4. G. R. 1, 2, 43 Belle Hop 2, 43 Class Secy. 3: Class Volleyball 1: N. H. S. 4. G. R. 1-43 Glee Club 43 Home EC. 43 Class Soccer 1, 23 Class Volleyball 1, 23 N. II. S. 4. Class Volleyball li G. R. 1, 2, 43 Belle Hop 4. Mildred Benaman ........ .Hi-Y3 Football 43 Class Basketball: Senior Play. Hamilton 1, 23 G. R. 1, 23 Home Ec. 1, 23 Glee Club 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 G. R. 3, 43 Home Ee. 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 3. 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Football 3, 43 Class Basketball 4. Class Volleyball 13 G. R. 1-43 Belle Hop 2, 3, 4, .Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 43 Home lic. 43 A1't Club 13 Student Council 3, 43 Senior Play: N. H. S. 4. 1Vest View 1, 23 G. R. 1, 23 Home Ec. 1, 23 Glee Club 23 Journalism 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 4. G. R. 23 Senior Play. Orchestra 1-43 G. R. 1. 4. Belle Hop 3, 43 Glee Club 1: G. B. 1. 2. Football 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 1-4: Basketball Mgr. 2, 33 Track 1. Il. 43 Art Club 3, Vice Pres. 3: Class Mushball 1 1 Senior Play. G. R. 1-43 Belle Hop 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 43 Senior Play. G. R. 1-43 Class Basketball 1, 2: Class Soccer 1, 23 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 Class Volleyball 1, 23 Senior Play. Class Vice Pres. 2: Orchestra 2, 3. 4: Senior Play: X. ll. S. 4. Glee Club 3, 43 G. R. Orchestra 1-4: Belle Hop: Quill and Scroll. West View 1, 23 G. R. 1. 2: B. H. S. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4. Science Club 33 Photo Club 4: Senior Play. G. R. 1-43 Orchestra 1-43 Home Ec. 3, 43 Class Volleyball 33 N. H. S. 4. G. R. 1-4: Home Ee. 4, Pres. 43 N. H. S. 4. Senior Play. Orchestra 11-43 Mixed Chorus 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Hi-Y 1-4: Science Club 33 Class Basket- ball 1- . Hamilton 1, 23 G. R. 23 B. H. S. 3, 4: Home lic. 4. Hi-Y 3, 43 Science Club 33 Class Basketball 1. 2. 4: Senior Play. Orchestra 1-43 Home Ec. 43 Class Soccer 23 G. B. 1, 2. 4. Class Mushball 13 Class Basketball 3, 4. Class Basketball 1-43 Basketball Mgr. 4. G. R. 1-4, Vice Pres. 43 Belle Hop 3, 4, Asst. Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Class Soccer 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball 2, 33 Class Volleyball 2: G. A. C. 3, 4. Pres. 43 Student Council 43 Gym. Exhibition 23 N. H. S. 4. Hamilton 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Glee Club 1. 23 Hi-Y 1, 2: B. H. S. 3, 43 Hi-Y 3, 43 Class Pres. 43 Class Basketball 33 Football 3, 43 Student Council 4, Pres. 43 Annual 4, Asst. Business Mgr. 4. Class Prgs. 23 Class Vice Pres. 3, 43 Student Council 1, 2: Annual 2, 3, 43 lIi-Y 3, 43 Sen- ior -ay. Class Treas. 43 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball: Football 3. 4: Senior Play. , , ,Class Secy. 3. 4: G. R. 1-43 Glee Club 13 G. A. C. 2, 3, 4, Pres. 43 Annual 3, 4, Business Mgr. 43 IN. H. S. 4. G. R. 1, 2, 43 Home Plc. 2, 3, 4. Class Vice Pres. 23 Class Basketball 33 Football 3, 4: Track 2, 3. 4. milton 1, 2: Latin Club 23 Glee Club: G. R. 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 G. R. 3, 4. Basketball 2, 33 Class Basketball 1, 4: Track 2. 3, 43 Art Club 3. Art Club 43 Belle Hop 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Glee Club 1. 2: Hi-Y 1. 2. 43 Orchestra 1-4. Class Basketball 1, 2, 33 Class Musliball 2: Class Soccer 1. 2, 43 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 33 G. A. C. 43 G. R. 2, 43 Senior Play. Coraopolis 1. 2, 33 Coralite 3. Assoc. 1-Editor 3: Class Basketball 1, 23 Class Volleyball 2, 33 Student Council 13 Tri-Hi-Y 2. 3: B. H. S. 4: G. R. 4. Hamilton 13 Class Basketball 13 Glee Club 1: B. H. S. 2, 3, 43 Class Basketball 2, 43 Foot- ball 3, 43 Track 4. Ben Avon 1, 23 Class Basketball 1 : Glee Clrb 23 B. H. S. 3. 43 Soccer A.-N. 33 Class Soc- cer 3, 43 Class Basketball 4: G. R. Il. 4. Belle Hop 4, Assoc. Editor 4, Quill and Scroll 4: Class Soccer 23 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 33 G. R. 1-43 Home lic. 3, 4. . Class Soccer 1: Class Basketball 1. 4: Class Volleyball 1, 2: Cheer Leader 4. Class Secy. 1: Class Pres. 3: Annual 3. 4: G, R. 1-4. Treas. 2. Pres. 43 G. A. C. 2. 3, 4, Secy. 3: Student Council 3, 4, Secy. 4: Quill and Sc1'oll Pl. 4: Class Basketball 1, 2, 43 Class Soccer 1, 3, 43 Soccer A.-X. 33 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 3: Glee Club 1 3 French Club 43 Sen- ior Play: N. H. S. 4. , Hamilton 1, 2: G. R. 1, 23 Glee Club 1. 2: Class Basketball 1, 2: Class Volleyball 1, 2, B. ll. S. 3. 43 G. R. 43 Class Basketball 33 Class Soccer 3, 43 Soccer A.-N. 33 Class Volleyball 3, 4. Class Basketball 1, 2. 4: Class Soccer 1-43 Class Volleyball 1-4: Track 1, 2 3: G. A. C. 2, 3, 4. T1'eas. 33 G. R. 1-4: Home Ec. 1. Football 4: 'Track 4: Student Council 3. Class Basketball 1-4: Hi-Y 2. 3. 4. Art Club 3. Treas. 3: Class Basketball 1. 2. 4: Class Soccer 1, 33 Class Volleyball 1-43 T1'ack 2, 43 G. A. C. 3, 4: G. H. 1-4. Hamilton 1., 2: Art Club 1 1 G. R. 13 B. Il. S. 4: Class Volleyball 33 Photo Club 43 Belle Hop 4. South 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 4: G. R. 3. 43 Spanish Club 3. Class Basketball 1-43 Class Soccer 2. 43 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 33 G. A. C. 2, 43 Orchestra. 1-4. Hamilton 1. 23 Language Club 1. Pres. 1: Hi-Y 2: Hamilton Yearbook 2: B. H. S. 3, 43 Art Club 4: Science Club 3: Student Council 4: Senior Play: N. H. S. 4. Glee Club, 1, 23 G. R. 1-43 Student Council 43 Senior Play3 Belle Hop 4. G. R. 2, 3, 4. Avalon 13 Class Basketball 13 Travel Club 1: B. H. S. 2. 21, 4: G. R. 2. 92 Yahres Jo-an To Town Endurance Stoogies XVant a Ride? Yoo Hoo! Joe Four Good Reasons XYhy A Common Sight In-Laws? Ducky XVith a Hangover Three Queens And A Joker A Bell And A Belle Stag Line The Candid f'2llll9l'3.lIlilIl Boots' Pitcher Cleanup Crew XVhew! Bryan! Samuel Dickson. . . Roy Drummer. . . Claire Easton .... Lillian Frank .... Betty Freers. . . Katherine Freese. , . Mildred Fruth. . . Jerome Furlong. . . Charles Gerlach. . . Gertrude Glynn. . . Russell Grant. . , Ernest Green. . . . . Catherine Griflith. . . . Ruth Haley ........ Betsy Hesse. ..... . . Edward Hoffman. . . Margaret Holz ..,. Ralston Hunter ..... Idabelle Johnson .... Martha Johnson .... Frank Jones ...... Martha Kaiser .... Suzanne Kay .... Robert Kerr ..... VVilliam Kevan .... 1Villiain Knoedler. . . Mary Lackner .... Jean Lawry ..... Mary Lipford .... Walter Logan. . . Frank Ludwig ....... Florene Lugar ...,... Joseph Luther .....,..... ACTIVITIES Basketball 1-43 Track 1-43 Hi-Y 1-4. Stowe Township 1, 23 Football 1, 23 Track 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 4. Class Volleyball 1, 2. Winfield 1. 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 G. R. 3, 4. Hamilton 1. 23 A1't Club 1, 23 French Club 1. 2, Secy. 23 G. R. 1, 2: Hamilton Yearbook 1: Class Play 13 B. H. S. 3, 43 Art Club 3, 4, Secy. 33 G. R. 3, 43 Home lic. 43 Senior Play. Belle Hop 3, 4, Editor 43 Quill and Sc1'oll 3, 43 G. R. 2, 3, 43 Student Council 3, 43 Post- Gazette school reporter 2, 3, 43 N. H. S. 4. Annual 1, 23 Journalism 1, 23 Belle Hop 43 G. R. 4. Hamilton 1, 23 French Club 1. 23 Orchestra 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43- Orchestra 4. Oliver3 Soccerg Scrapbook Club: Treas.3 Class Vice Pres. 13 B. H. S.: Football 1-43 Track 2. 3. 4: Class Basketball 1-43 Basketball Mgr. 3, 43 Glee Club 3, 4. Class Basketball 13 Glee Club 13 Orchestra 1.3 G. R. 2, 3, 43 Home Ec. 4. Central l. 23 Class Basketball 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Football 3. 43 Basketball 33 Class Bas- ketball 4: Tennis 3, 43 Student Council 43 Belle Hop 4. Hamilton 1, 2: Art Club 13 Model Builders Club 23 Football 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Science Club 33 Photo Club 4. Annual 43 Glee Club 1, 23 Class Secy. 23 Class Treas. 33 G. R. 1-4. Belle Hop 43 Glee Club 1, 23 G. R. 1-4. Belle Hop 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 43 G. R. 1-43 Home .Ec. 4. Class Basketball 23 Track 3. Rochester 1, 23 Home Ec. 13 G. R. 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 G. R. 3, 43 Senior Play. Art Club 23 Science Club 33 Hi-Y 43 Class Basketball 1-4. Perry 1, 23 G. R. 1, 23 Old Fashioned Girls 13 Secy. 13 Art Club 2, Secy. 2: SIl01'f'Sl1lS.11,S Club 23 Home Hygiene Club 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Art Club 4. Class Soccer 13 Home .Ec. 43 G. R. 1-4. Hamilton 1, 23 Journalism 1, 23 Dramatic Club 1, 23 Aviation Club 1, 23 Art Club 13 B. H. S. 3, 43 Annual 4: Belle Hop 3. 4: Photo Club 43 Football Mgr. 33 Track 4. West View 1. 23 Glee Club 23 Journalism Club 1, 23 G. R. 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 4. Aliquippa 1, 2, 33 Leaders Club 2, 33 Class Vice Pres. 33 G. R. 2, 33 Band 2, 3: Orchestra 33 Class Basketball 33 Class Volleyball 23 Tennis 33 Home Room Pres. 33 B. H. S. 43 G. R. 43 Class Basketball 43 G. A. C. 43 Senior Play3 N. H. S. 4. Glee Club 2. 33 Class Basketball 2, 3, 4: Basketball Mgr. 3. 4. Science Club 33 Spanish Club 33 Track 3: Hi-Y 3, 43 Student Council 4. West View 1. 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Science Club 3. Class Vice Pres. 1 3 Glee Club 1, 2: G. R. 1. 2. Avaltgi 514. R. 1, 23 Commercial Club 23 Glee Club 2: Science Club 23 B. ll. S. 3. 43 Hasbrouck Heights 13 Oakmont 1.. 2, 3: French Club 2, 33 Dramatic Club 1, 2, 33 Science Club 1, 2, 33 Math. Club 2, 33 B. H. S. 3, 43 Belle Hop 43 G. R. 3, 43 Photo Club 43 Senior Play3 N. H. S. 4. Glee Club 1-4: Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Debate 33 Belle Hop 43 Photo Club 43 N. H. S. 4. Football 43 Basketball 2, 43 Belle Hop 4. Meyersdale 1 3 Perry 13 West View 23 Dramatic Club 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Annual 43 N. H. S. 4. Annual 43 Football 43 Basketball 1-43 Student Council 33 Hi-Y 3, 4. Margaret McCampbell ..... Glee Club 1-43 Orchestra 1-4. Dorothy McCloskey. . Thomas IlI0lQIIl8.ll. . . 1Villiam Milliken. . . James Morgan. ..... . Frances Mountsier. . . James O'Donnell .... Thomas Openshaw. . . Nancy Parlett ...... Grace Pascale ..... Bebe Phillips ,.... Helen Poekert .... Joseph Poole ....... Frank Randolph .... Alice Roche ....... Helen Roche .... Jewel Roll ..... Frances Rossell ...... Frank Schauzhency.. Robert Schilling ..... Emilie Schohn ...... Bertha Shills .... Herman Shore .... Alice Steinmark. . . Bertha Summers ..... Betty Jane Sumpter.. Pauline Surman ..... Marion Symons ..... Murray Thompson .... . . . Loyal Thumel ...... Virginia Unkovich. . . XVillard Varley ..... James Wilson ....... Margaret 1Volfram. . . VVilliam Wrenshall. . . Dorothy Yourison. . . . . . . ..... Class Basketball 1, 2. 43 Class Soccer 1-4: Class Volleyball 1, 2, 33 G. A. C. 2, 3, 43 G. R. 1-43 Home Ec. 4. Class Basketball3 Hi-Y 4. Art Club 4: Belle Hop 43 Hi-Y 1-4, Pres. 4: Photo Club 43 Student Council 4. Class Basketball 3. Animal 4: G. R. 1-43 Glee Club 1-43 Orchestra 2. 3, 43 Senior Play3 N. H. S. 4. Photo Club 4. Glee Club 1. G. R. 1-43 Student Council 43 Senior Play. Class Basketball 43, 43 Class Soccer 43 Class Volleyball 1-4: Home Ee. 23 Gym Exhibition 23 G. R. , , . G. A. C. 2. 3, 43 G. R. 1-4. Wilkinsburg: 1, 23 Home Ec. 1 : Art Club 2: Etna 3: French Club 33 B. H. S. 4. Annual 3. 4. Editor 43 Student Council 3. 43 Hi-Y 43 Class Basketball 33 Football 3, 4. Hi-Y 1, 23 Track 1, 23 Hi-Y 3, 4. G. R. 1-43 G. A. C. 3, 43 Volleyball A.-N. 3. Home Ec. 13 Soccer 13 G. R. 1-4. Class Basketball 1, 43 Class Mushball 1 3 Class Volleyball 1, 2, 33 Class Soccer 1, 2. 43 Home Ec. 13 G. R. 43 G. A. C. 4. G. R. 1-43 Glee Club 1-43 Home Fc. 2, 4: N. H. S. 4. Annual 4: Hi-Y 4. Rand 1. 2, 3: Glee Club 4: Hi-Y 1-4: Orchestra 1-4. Hamilton 1. 2: G. R. 1. 23 Journalism Club 13 Hamilton Yearbook 2: B. H. S. 3. 4. VVest View 1. 2: Class Basketball 1, 2: Librarian 1, 23 G. R. 1, 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 G. R. 3, 4. Football 3. 4. .. Glee Club 1-4: Mixed Chorus 1-43 G. R. 1--l-3 Girls Quartette 13 Girls Trio 2, 33 Belle Hop 43 French Club 4. G. R. 1. D Oliver 1, L: G. R. 1: College Club 2: B. Il. S. 3. 4: Glee Club 4: G. R. 4. Mt. Nazareth Academy 1. 2: Orchestra 1, 2: B. H. S. 3. 43 G. R. 3. Ben Avon 1, 23 Class Secy. 23 Class Basketball 1. 23 Class Volleyball 1, 23 B. Il. S. 3. 4, Home Ec. 33 G. R. 3, 43 Animal 4. Assoc. Editor 43 N. H. S. 4. Basketball 2, 3. 43 Football 3. 4. West View 1, 23 Jou1'nalis1n Club 23 Art Club 1, 23 Industrial Arts Club 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Art Club 3, 4. ...G. R. 1-4: Home Ec. 4. West View 1. 2: Science Club 13 Biology Club 23 B. H. S. 3, 43 Track 3, 4. Track 43 Class Basketball 3. Ben Avon 13 Class Basketball 13 Class Mushball 13 B. H. S. 2, 3, 43 G. A. C. 3, 43 G. R. 43 Glee Club 2. Class Pres. 13 Student Council 1, 3, 4, Treas. 43 Football 3, 43 'Track 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Senior Play: N. H. S. 4. G. R. 1-43 Home Ec. 2, 43 Fashion Show 2. 94 Almost l !'8ShlllffI'l If They Had Only Known Pals Too Good 'Luther-s Just A Kid At Heart Diesel Bellevue Belles-'37 Little Joe Betty Boop Rain, Rain, Go Away XVatch the Birdie There Oueghta Be A Law Captain! Oh My, Captain Swing Time Our Hero The little brown jug It's what's in the Walnut that Counts! The best looking Walnut often turns out to if H be an empty shell .... So with Advertis- If lk ing! It's not how much you Spend . . . A AL - . 3 but how Well you Spend it. 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GREEN HOUSES Perry Highway Flowers for All Occasions GRACE MARTIN'S SCHOOL 'IA SCHOOL DISCRIMINATEH Secretarial tor Young Women 16th, 17th, 18th Floors, Keenan Building PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA MRS. GRACE MARTIN CORNELIUS, Principal Samuel MCKNIGHT Hardware Co. Over 56 Years of Reliable Service 225 FEDERAL ST., N. S. PITTSBURGH-FAIRFAX 0195 529 LINCOLN AVE., BELLEVUEeLINDEN 5290 COMPLIMENTS OF BETCHER FUNERAL HOME WILLIAM H. WRIGHT CONFECTIONERIESeGROCERIES CENTER and HARVARD AVE. AVALON WEST VIEW, PENNA. QualityaLowest Prices!Service CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH THE DOCTOR'S STORE SALES...SERVICE Prescriptions compounded accurately CUT RATE Visit Our Luncheonette BELLEVUE LINDEN 6700 Try our Foumaif' 501 LINCOLN AVE. LI. 3000 DAY or NIGHT SCHOOL 'V NEW LINCOLN Gregg Shorthand Touch Typewriting BARBER Secretarial Training SHOP Bookkeeping and Accounting Review-Finishing A RELIABLE SCHOOL Work Clone by i4FTEiss3:'Eg1yeaf1s in Pittsbuliggh. Apgroved C1 Experlenced 1 have aArelial3le 5gE?ogEEelIInde5fclSlm Dr A y nd Barb9rS Ideal local in Hne office buildi g- d l'ghtful place to work. Oliice open daily-no obligation in an interview. 72 LINCQLN AVE- GCL a catalog. BOYD BUSINESS COLLEGE First Prize Winner ATLANTIC 7371 BESSEMER BLDG. as a Half Stylist INSPECTION STATION 118 EMSWORTH MOTOR CO. HUDSONS-TERRAPLANES 120 Ohio River Blvd. Linden 1854 MERRY'S DAIRY LI. 1764117 BEN AVON, PA. R. W. BRUCE, Prop. 170 0 THE SMART SHQP CANDY ICE CREAM We guaranteebfixfgcfgi in all kinds of S LINDEN 6980 Home Made Products 562 LINCOLN AVE. BELLEVUE Open Tuesday and Friday Until 9:30 BELLEVUE THEATRE BUILDING BELLEVUE Compliments SHOE FIXERY O, DOn't forget to see your MISS CON LEY'S SCHOOL AL l Ill IE. hmmm C ' if' A ANDERsON's Q E E 5 CLOVER FARM MARKET x kaii us C P , MeatswGroceries---Produce 9355 P fffdfllfg AVE' Elilffffff When you think of automobiles, both new and used, think of BELLEVUE AUTO SALES AND SERVICE, Inc. Authorized Dealers OI LINCOLN-ZEPHYR and FORD 404 LINCOLN AVE. BELLEVUE LI. 6616-6617 C. I. DEBAR Real Estate and Insurance NOTARY PUBLIC 557 LINCOLN AVE. BELLEVUE 2 M c D O N A L D FUNERAL HOME Phone Linden 4793 529 CALIFORNIA AVE. AVALON, PA. BARBER SHOP Under Donahoes MASONIC BLDG. BELLEVUE Compliments of ISALY'S DAIRY CO. 531 Lincoln Ave. BELLEVUE, PA. West View Garage, Inc. Perrysville Rd. and Cemetery Lane Cleaning, Pressing Linden 1121 S H O R E ' S WEST VIEW LADIES' and GENTS' TAILORING Work Called for and Delivered FORD-ZEPHYB SALES 3 SHERIDAN AVE. BELLEVUE Direct Mail Service on Everything in T H O M P S O N M U S I C MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PHONOGRAPH RECORDS U h I t ' W I1 P p O S e1'1I1gPaint a aper 632-34 LIBERTY AVE. PITTSBURGH, PA. 524 LINCOLN AVE LINDEN 1019 Phone ATlantic 1704 BELLEVUE THE BUSINESS TRAINING COLLEGE CO-EDUCATIONAL . . . A MODERN BUSINESS SCHOOL FOR COLLEGE AND HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES offering intensive SECRETARIAL-ACCOUNTING-ALLIED BUSINESS COURSES NEW DAY AND NIGHT CLASSES START EVERY MONTH-THE YEAR 'ROUND Telephone ATlantic 2678-2679 FULTON BUILDING PITTSBURGH, PA. TRI-BORO APPLIANCE CO. CQMPLIMENTS The Norge Store f 405 LINCOLN AVENUE O Bellevue, Pa. Linden 5100 A- P- Phone Mars 43-R3 Perry Highway Route l9 . lilvrrg Era illunm EXCELLENT FOOD OHIO RIVER BLVD. Chicken Dinnersf-Steak Dinners 7 Miles South of Zelienople, Pa. Mary L. Stach, Hostess Mrs. E. Frederick MORGAN'S DYE WORKS THE ONLY CLEANING PLANT IN THE NORTH BOROUGI-IS Phone Linden 6400-6401-We Will Call MEADE and MONROE AVES. BELLEVUE, PA. F OR QUALITY RIECK'S SEALTEST DAIRY PRODUCTS ATLANTIC 7300 13 A RD'S MAXON TIRE SERVICE DAIRY DELICATESSEN 3901 California Ave. 409 LINCOLN AVE. LI. 3593 NORTH SIDE PITTSBURGH, PA. General Tires Willard Batteries MILK SHAKES ICE CREAM Freedom Gas and O11 SUNDAES CHEESES C 11 HIVIAXON FOR ACTION EVERY SANDWICH a A MEAL IN ITSELF I Linden 3224 L. G. BALFOIIR COMPANY Attleboro, Massachusetts Leaders in the Manufacture of CLASS RINGS CUPS COMMENCEMENT ANNOUNCEMENTS MEDALS DIPLOMAS TROPHIES SPECIAL INSIGNIA OFFICIAL IEWELER TO THE SENIOR, IUNIOR, AND SOPHOMORE CLASSES OF BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL 104 1787 - 1937 No institution survives 150 years unless its record has been one of useful service UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH , SASIENI AMERICAN SHOE REPAIRING KAYWOODIE , TEIIILIOVV-I BOLE P 1 e S Pete Gallo MILANO- p Hats Cleaned and Blocked MEDICO THE GIFT 8: SMOKE SHOP 425 LINCOLN AVE. BELLEVUE, PA. 603 LINCOLN AVE' BELLEVUE, PA' TI-I T DENT'S STORE CHARLES D. HARTLEY E S Ii OPTOMETRIST imlathrru dleuwlrg Svtnre BELLEVUE 2 N' BALPH AVE' BELLEVUE DiamondsgWatchesfIewelry SERVING THE NORTH BOROUGHS WITH QUALITY PORTRAITS SINCE 1926 COMMERCIAL VIEWS--EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR BRENNER STUDIO MASONIC BUILDING BELLEVUE Linden 9312 105 DR. CI-IAS. I. I-IORST OPTOMETRIST OPTICAL OFFICE AT 534 LINCOLN AVENUE, BELLEVUE T 1 ph 4658 Second Floor H L d IO 5 P M.-7 I 9 E g The C. E. Ward Company New London, Ohio PATRONIZE , oUR ADVERTISERS Graduation Caps and Gowns Band Uniforms, etc. Ee eafaefwf' Care is necessary in seIecI:ing your printer. Care is also essenI:iaI in I:I1e making of GCOD PRINTING and BOOK BINDING ---- TI1aI: Is Our Business PITTSBURGH PRINTING Co. 530 FERNANDO STREET A Representative is at Your C 1Of PROFESSIONAL PAGE JOHN A. ALLEN, IR. Dentist WESLEY C. ALLISON M.D. JOSEPH E. BALDRIDGE Dentist EARL D. BAUMANN M.D. ROBERT M. BELL Dentist JAMES M. CAMPBELL Chiropractor PAUL G. COOPER Dentist I. PAUL DONALDSON Dentist THOS. K. 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