Bellevue High School - Gleeman Yearbook (Bellevue, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1941 volume:

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FORD WE, tlle members of the graduating class of 1941, U36 De ict-lie wishing to express our sincere tlianlcs and apprecia- tion to our class sponsor for his lceen interest, indispensable aicl, ancl untiring efforts in all our scliool activities, dedicate tliis annual to Earl VV. Ford. WI Forewor n-,. Ili 4-arm-sl lmpm- ul llu- .Axnrnml Sinn! is llml llus lmuli. us zu pnrlrnyul ul' srlmol lilqm' us il uppvz x L . , ,,,., .,X. X IFS Ill IDVHIXII4 IIIQII SKIIUUI. NXIH INK dS d HKOHI ol IIN VPU! IUII mul will In-lp us lu H-full llw urlrlc-u-:llc-:mls 'mimi sunl ilS5Uf'iilliUllS ul our srllool Iilqc. ZIIN CUNTENTS Book Une Administration . and Classes Book Two E Scholastic and Social Activities Book Three Boys' and Girls' Sports Side Line Qlancc-:s Flumf Bug Bugs Bull ll l lI:lXN1lll4IlI IHHlIl'Il4t', II1 Nu Rawls' Nl UIQ flulf SIM' Nlusl IS Qu! ' CLASSES Board of Directors Administration Seniors Underclassmen R gg, IIUIIIIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIS r 1IIl'. f:Iw-rmur IalIU'N IIliN opporlllnily Io vxpwss. on In-Imll oI IIN' sIunIz'nI ImrIy oI' Iif-IIf-vluf IIIQII S1Ilr10I. ils ilIlpl'1'f'IilII0ll I0 our I5onrtI UI! Ilirvrlors, wIm Imw' me-I IIIOIIIIIIX .uncI givvn Iurz-1-Iy oI lIwir Iimc ilIlfI I4n0wINIQc' In c'0nsitIvr IIII IIN- prnImIx-nu prvse-nl:-:I in aomIuc'ling surI1 an s1'I10oI Ins ours. II1I1vir wisdom .UNI II11-ir IuImr Imw- m.uIc- pfmilylf- .III IIml wc' ns sIuzIc'nls Imvf' c'nioyvcI in II1is IIISIIIIIIIOII. Nu pmlylf-In Ims In-on loo gjrvnl or loo smnII lo mvril IIN-ir c'0nsicIvrn- lion. VIIIIIQ gmsl your IIN' IIUIITKI Im Iwvn rvprcwc-l1lc'cI Ixy: I,rvsicIm1I. NIL ,I. II. .Im'Ium1g Yu 1- I,l'l'SIIIf'llI a1mI in cImrg.!v UI I:IllillNkl'S IIIHI SIYIIQIIIQ' FIIIICI. Ilr. fi. Yun Kirk: 'I-rf-aullrvr umI in m'Imrg.fc- OI' I3uiIcIing1s. Nlr. .Ius. IIIIIKRIIIIILIS. .Ir.: Sr-4 rr-Iary. I':unIyn RiI1'Il1'y: SoIic'iIor. IXIr. XV. CurIwII: in 1'ImrQ1- UI' Inslrur- Iiml. Nlr. II. xx. I'ixIu-ring: in cImrQv UI. SuppIi0s. NIL Ig. Ii. I5mgcIon: in c'Imrgf- :II JXIIIII-lim. XII: Im. II. CNNIIIIDIJPIII f1mI rm SuppIy umI IIuiInIingj CNOIIIIIIIIIPUS. Nlr. II, I. I rf-vw, NIL IImm-r I, I'r4-vw, NIL IS. II. I'ar.ugaImm. Ilr. A. fi. Van Kirk. NIR, II. I'iwIu-ring. NII. Lum-- I .....pI..-II, I.um-N IIuI1I1mgx. I.uIunn, IXIH. Ilvzllyll RIIIIIUX. lllllll' 'rllf'l'll'l' E. IRENE THOMAS AB., '.l'I l'.NI. Xvvslvrn Rvsvrvv lvnivr-rsi l'nix'0raily of Pillslmrgll IJUKHI UI, fllflQ PAUL H. NIASONER AB.. ABI lyllill Sink' lIlliY4'l'Sily' IJUUII of lsllys H. E. BRLTDIBALIGII Pull., A51 Dirkinson cNUHl'Hl' Unixw-rsity ul Pillslmrglu SIIfll'filllVlHll'lII ORVILLE XV. HITTII BS., MS. .llllliilla fiullvgv l'niv1'rsily ol' Nlirlligun Prinripul A J A Q3 1 lm! s lfmu. U. BAUMANN Nl,xRG,uu-:T H. BUICHLI-IR RIFIIARIJ BURRELL NlARTl1,usl-11. BUTT!-IRMORI' NLD, Urnu- fxlurlilfs A.H. HS. lvniw-rsilv nr' Pillslnlrgll Sur:-lurid' fiullvgv' lvnrm-giv Inslilulv of 'I-l'l',llllllllj.!,j'Illlliilllil Slash- 'l'4-nrln-rsl liullvgv Srlmuf ',IIY1il'ilHl Sl'f'l'l'flIl'X' fwonum'rr'iul Fnmfs um! ,'1IlIll'lIIllL'fllfl IXIARGARIQT I. Cfxsm' I.ll.I.IAN A. Cox KliNNliTH D. Uonns Q. D. El.l.r:NmiRuliR HS, H.l'.S. l5,l'lll-.M.. 51.5. Ali., AAI. innu Shah- l.4'mlu4-ra' i'nlln-g.1n- Pnmling Un-vn fivllvkl' lvlliw-rsily ul' Pillslulrglu Slippvry Rork l'nix'n'rsilv ol I,iHxllllrg.1ll fvUllIllll'l'I'iIIl S1'iwl4'v Stilll' 'l4vm'ln'rs' fwullm-gm' f'1ulllm'r1'iuI flruvc' Fily liullvgv lvnivvrsily of fhirilgo Univvrsily ul Piifslmrgll h1Uf'll'lIHlHI'S H ..,... If .... -1 BUILDERS OF THE MIND VV. EARL FORD G. T. CEILLILAND IVIARGARET L. HOSKINSON CHARLES F. HUCKESTEI A Sink' Trade Srllnnl A.B.. AJ . BS. Ali. A lvnivvrsily ni Pillslxurgll ljnivs-rsily uf Pil.Jlll'QIl Slippvry Rork IDIIQIIPSFIK' l'niv1'rsily ' lmiusiriui Arts Srivrldy ' Sink' Ti-nvlu-rs' fulivgi- ivfvrlmliiml Drawing ' ' . Plxvsiful lqiiiwiiiiull by 'X W u HELEN Nl. HUNTER FREDRIC B. IRVIN NINA JOHNSTON BETTY LEYDA AB. AB. AB., l.l'l I',N1. AB., l.l'rT.3l. Niuskingum Coilvgc' ,IAPIIIPIF L'nivf-rsiiy Univrrsiiy of Piitslmrgil Lulu' Eric folli-gr' Cnliurui Arts Univ, of Hnirloliwcrg, c1f'I'llIll'lV Spunisfi Univvrsily nf Piiislmrgim English French 1 I ' J U s NIARGARHT Ix'llTC'llEl.L NIARIE P. CDHLE CHARLES GIIR I.. HERBliRT c3STRANDliR IRS.. l.I'l l'.:NI. A.I5. HS, BS. Dm-nison l'niv1-rsily 1-llllsylvmlin fnllvgr' for Xxylllllll Slippvry Rorlx lJlIqlll'Slll' Ullivmwsily lyniw-rwily of Ilillslmrgln lfnqlisll Slulr' ,l4C'iil'l!f'fS- Cullvgm' Vorul fwusir' Srivrnrv Pllysiraf ffdumfion lsmu-Ll. RIHLETT N1ARY A. RUWLEY RUBERT H. RUTIIART E. N. SCHENREL AJS.. I.lT'I'.Nl, I'u,B., AN. ISS., ABI. AB.. NN. l'l1ix'4-reily nl Piilsllllrgil D4-nisun Univvrsily l'4l'ilIlklill ff' Mfmlmli f'uHvgm' I,1'llllSyIY1IIliil Shih' folk-ga' l.uIin lwulumlmiu Univvrsily tilllllllllliil Univ:-rsily Serial Shufivs Sofia' Shnlivs A1Hflli'llHlHf'S, luslrulnvnfuf fwusiz' Pmm Qi.-:mm JOHN SIIUPE ELIZIXBETII A. SIVIITH HELEN M. STUDER VIRGINIA C. 'IWAYLOR AH., N.liIm. RN. AB., B.l..5, AB., l.l'l l'..xI. ' svlvaIIIiaI Slnlz' Cuuvgv I5Q'IIl'Vllf' Suluurlmn Univvrsily of PHISIDIIYQID Xvilsun full:-gv vsllfilll Shnlivs Q1l'lN'filI Hospilnl LTilflN'gil' Inslilulr' of 'I-I'I'lIlHlIIlgy lvlliw-rfily III Pillxlmlllglu Sclmof Nurse Lilvmry School lfllflhill Cullurul AHS DUROTIIY TIIOINIAS ELIZABETH VAN KIRK MILLJRED WAGlJNER AB.. l.ITT.NI. AB., BS. AB., I.lT'l'.:x1. 1'-'urn Nllillllff Collvgv Allrgllcny Cuuvgt' VHIIPI Cnllvgr' XXYPSIVYII R4-sc-rvv UIIivI-rsity Curncrgic lnslilulv of Tu'lnIIoIugy UlliX'l'T5ily' of PillslIIIrglI l'nivm-rsily nl PitlslIIIrglI Cununvrciaf lfnglislu A1fIlIlI'Illflffl'Q NIARY E. WOODSIDE PAUL R. ZUNDEL Park lnsiilulc AB. Sl'Cl'1'fUl'y Thiel Conf-gr Univcrsily of pittSlJlll'g'l Physica! Eclurufiun Page Seventeen 94 Sn Ah Sh .XI VX'lwl'v Iln V440 Aff? snmlu' ul' Pillsllllrgjllis lfulorivs Rvws lo llw sky, 'Hu-rv In dll ils gfrzlrc' und lK'illlly. Sl. :mls our lSf'Hl'Yll0 Higgll. ng In-r pruisvs, loud rvsoumlingj. I.1l In-r colors Hy: I YilyS IUYC' Olll' XXIITHI Nlilll'l'. IJCRII' old l5l'H8Ylll' .ny lin' guicling 'mm' ol' I5l'H1'VlIl', IJ 'dll US OH Ulll' NYilyI 1-H ri-vc-nl lo us IIN' nmrw-ls, rl IHWY IIOTII llily. ltlyxll XYiH XVI' INWII' 'ICI' IHIIIIICTS. Rc-cl mul ISIN-li on lliglug XYHYS lJTiliSK' Ollf AAIIIHI IXIHIVF. 'DONT Vugw UIKI Bi'Hl'Ylll' l.uglrh'c'Il X, NIARIAN ADAlVlS . . . Sadie is one of tlie lriendliest girls in our class . . . small, cute, always ready lor lun . . . member of lxflixed Cllorus, G. R. cabinet, and Annual stall. ROBERT J. ADAMS . . . nice-loolcing . . . always talces a carload ol loyal Bellevueites to football games . . . lilies to spend ilis free time in tbe library. ROBERT VV. ADAMS . . . came to us lrom Sam Ham .... drives to and lirom scilool . . . liandsome . . . lilies music. dancing, and art . . . always seen talcing friends l1ome at noon in llis car BETTY BARBlN . . . one ol our most capable girls . . . everyoneys friend . . . neat and attractive . . . llelps in time office . . . always busy . . . excellent student. DORCJTHY BARET . . . darlc complexion. sparlcling blaclc eyes, and liair . . . sweet personality . . . cbeery smile . . . fun loving . . . SllOVVCd dramatic ability in time Senior play. RUTH BARNES . . . iier atllletic ability malces iler a valuable G. A. C. member . . . petite in stature . . . lilces colorful clotiies . . . possesses a distinctive giggle and ready smile. DCJROTHY BARRETT . . . bas unlimited talent in music, especially in playing time cello . . . excellent student . . . dresses attractively . . . G. A. C. . . . popular witil botb boys and girls. Ig . ' .ff ,A ,gf 1' , . ' , I . X . VIRGINIA BENNETT . . . displayed a lot ol' dramatic talent in time Senior play . . . very feminine . . . soft-voiced . . . llas pretty complexion and beautilul wiiite teetii . . . always friendly. BETTY BESSER . . . bas a good sense ol inumor . . . lriendly . . . always loolcs neat . . . plays violin in tire Orcliestra . . . member of Girls' Cliorus and G. A. C's .... constantly seen witb Rutli. RUTH BIPKPUS . . . lilies a good time . . . loyal Bellevueite at all tbe football games . . . bas a large collection ol records . . . member ol time OfC'llCStfil and Girls, Cborus. e Nineteen V' , if - I 9 fi! I . , r iff Qliw K I I l 47 l 20 If le WA ff In 'Nj V0 ,if , wp f' J 'VV 'lv IL WJ MM We I ff fy tlpvv Va A ff' M My W Wy FTF! fvywf M MI IW mga T BIRNIE . . . as a delightful sense of u . . . always says what she thinlcs . . . has been a re e- sentalive on the Student Council lor four years. FRANK BLACK . . . cuts a smooth figure in his camel-hair coat . . . darlc red hair . . . very iranlc . . . one of the non-conformers of the class. ALICE IVIARIE BLASEK . . . blond, silky hair . . . a perfect disposition . . . rather quiet . . . a girl who naturally-attracts friends . . . we Icnow that she will go far. rl .IEAN BREEN . . . .Iean is new to us this year . . her grand personality has won her many friends . . it's a pleasure to he around her. VVIl.I,IAIVl BRICKER . . . tall, Ialond, and hoyish . . . accepts responsihilities well . . . has little to say. hut when he does everyone sits up and talces notice. HAROLD BRINKIVIAN . . . Competent . . . tall . . . hlond . . . manager ol varsity haslcethall team . . . is well Icnown for his funny laugh . . . enjoys caddying in the summer. ROSE BRUCE . . . is always ready with a jolce . . . has snappy dark hrown eyes and shiny hlaclc hair . . . hopes to he a secretary . . , Ioves athletics. JOHN BUNTING . . . the friendliest oi the senior hoys . . . mixes sodas in alter-school hours . . . en thusiastic memher of hoth Mixed and Boys' Choruses LOUISE CALDVVELL . . . conscientious . . . capahle vice president ol G. R's .... lovely disposition . . . possesses a cute laugh . . . her hair and eyes are the envy of many a Iass. MARY CAI.I,.AHAN . . . deep Iolue sparkling eyes with hlaclc eyehrows and lashes . . . has many admir- ing swains . . . irresistable sense of humor . . . came to Bellevue in Sophomore year. Page Twenty HELEN CAiVit-JBELL . . . triendiy is tiie word tor Heien . . . exceiient student . . . easy going disposition . . . tlopes to continue studies at indiana State Teachers, Coiiege. VVILLIANI CHADDERTON . . . one oi time quieter members oi our ciass . . . ivaseimaii is iris favorite sport . . . witi tae seen job-tiunting after graduation. CHATHANI . . . tilin and vivacious . . . goes in for aii tiie iads . . ., is a Sonja Henie on roiier sicates . . . very seidom seen witilout iler ctmewing gum. NORMA CHILCQTT . . . joiiy Companion ioest de- scribes Norma . . . iiices to sew . . . imeautifut tapering fingers and naiis . . . preiers aiumni and interests many oi ttlem. VVILLIANI CLARK . . . immaculate dresser . . . iooics as ttmougil tie stepped out of Esquire . . . aiways seen witil Jim . . . iJest ipoy rug-cutter . . . ilopes to iyecome a dentist. .IANIES COFFROTH . . . stlowed signs of tmecom- ing an actor as Leo in ttne Senior piay . . . never tlurries . . . smooti1 dancer . . . wears foe College stloes . . . is VVCH by CVCTYOHC. COSBY . . . iiices to piay basiietiqaii and musiminait . . . ardent memimer of orciiestra vioiin section . . . has a sense oi ilumor and never gets time iJil,l6S. ARTHUR CRiSVVELt .... ardent memimer of Stage Crew . . . irresistaimie sense oi inumor . . . came to Beiievue from Uii City in Fresinnan year . . . seems to enjoy sciiooi woric. DARi0 D'ANTON'i0 . . . a true gentieman . . . has prize coiiection ot' stamps . . . entilusiastic sport ian . . . is seii-suiticient . . . tias quiet, easy-going disposition . . . appreciates ciassicat music. VIRGINIA DENNY . . . time sweet iittie imiond in our ciass . . . piays tiie oimoe in tire orcimestra and iyand . . . wears becoming ciotiues . . . iooics especiaiiy nice in red. Page Twenty-one ENIORSI I MARY KAY DESSO . . . tier liair is time envy of many a miss . . . sweet and quiet . . . speed demon at sliortliand . . . expects to become a business girl. IZIQWIN DEUBER . . . Sleepy Dent: . . . voted best pllysique in Belle Hop poll . . . dances witli luis eyes sllut . . . played center on football team . . . loves to argue. CAROL DEUSER . . . silent and reserved, but al- ways ready to engage in various scliool projects or class contests . . . commercially inclined . . . will malce someone a line stenograplier. AUDREY DEVIN . . . friendly . . . laas twinlcling lmrown eyes . . . often called Slnortie . . . only live feet tall . . . loves dill piclcles and Jimmy Stewart . . . will malce a good private secretary. PA'-l'Rl'ClA DEVIN . . . sweet . . . possesses a very contagious giggle . . . usually seen around the lialls witli an alumnus . . . lwopes to join time great army ol tlle employed after graduation. ANNA MARIE DIODATI . . . rather quiet, but possesses plenty of scliool spirit . . . very good-natured . . . can talce a jolce witliout getting angry . . . main interest lies in sewing. MARY UOLAN . . . neat, ambitious. capable, and conscientious . . . student of tlie commercial depart- ment . . . liopes to lie a stenograplier . . . a real friend and a genuine girl. Bill, DREW . . . unassuming and girl-stiy . . . one ol tlie most atialale, good-natured fellows in Bellevue lligli . . . also possesses an exceptional sense ol liumor . . , valualule addition to any classroom. .lllxfl DUNN . . . laappy-go-luclcy .lim aspired to loot- lnall during liis lwiglw sclaool career and developed into a craclc player . . . will lie missed lmy teacliers as well as students. DOLORES EPPINCER . . . conscientious . . . pleas- ing personality . . . unexcelled as a commercial student . . . worlcs as an assistant in time lilorary . . . sliels certain to malce a perfect secretary. Page Twenty -two AUDREY ESSEX . . . a loyal supporter ot the orchestra and band . . . lilies swing music . . . plays clarinet and saxaphone . . . has an appropriately witty remarlc tor every occasion. 5.1--.A NIARTHA FISER . . . original . . . mischievous . . . noted tor her ready giggle . . . pet amhitions-to spend a year in Switzerland and to have a modern apart- ment. MARGARET TOOGOOD . . . one scarcely lcnows Marg is around he-cause she is so quiet . . . possesses good sense of humor . . . plays the piano as a hohhy . . . hopes to he an English teacher. ,ltlxft Fl-ANAGAN . . . ot' the Flanagan duet . . . renowned tor his outstanding toothall playing this last year . . . enjoys sleeping in his classes . . detinitely happy-go-luclcy. RICHARD FLANAGAN . . . the man we can't torget . . . his wavy hair and good loolcs certainly get him places . . . star in tlaslcethall and on the dance lloor . . . a hard record to heal. JANE ANNE Fl.ElVllNG . . . little, Cute. and vivacious . . . loves to jitterhug . . . lcnows all the latest song hits and dance steps . . . can always he depended upon. JANET Ft.EiVltNC . . . a demure manner . . . inter- ested in music . . . has played in the orchestra and hand tor several years . . . a member ot Girls' Chorus. lVlARY LOUISE FRANCE . . . peppy . . . interested in every activity in school . . . has heen a drum majorette tor two years . . . her contagious giggle has attracted many friends . . . will he missed in B. H. S. HONIER FREESE . . . has hachelor-tilce propensities . . . possesses a sincere personality . . . very intelligent, quiet, and reserved . . . indispensahte Business lvlanager of the Bette Hop. ROBERT FRYER . . . quiet, unassuming, hard-worlv ing . . . has unusual salesmanship ahility . . . these husiness-like traits should hring him a successful career . . . we hope hell succeed. Pune Tu-vntv-three Il94l LURNA GRANT . . . sweet, lmlond. and pretty. l..orna lias many masculine admirers . . . excellent lirst violinist in tlie orclmestra . . . member of popular string! trio. .IACYK flRlilNER . . . tall. llandsome, witli blond curly liair and a flreelc prolile . . . l'1as a linger in practically every activity . . . very popular witll boys and girls alilce. ENINIA ll!Xl3lfl. . . . petite and trim are tlie words lor lzmma . . . lmeautilul darlc eyes . . . is an excellent seamstress . . . always seems to liave a good time. NlAltY llAl.l.lUAlXl . . . ller liery red l1air dis- tinguisln-s ln-r . . . calm and cool . . . ready to tielp at all times . . . lwlary is a grand person to lmow. llflltls llAlXlNlliRl.E . . . tl1e canary of tl1e Senior class. Doris is well lcnown lor ller laeautilul voice and lu-r petite-ness . . . lovely personality . . . enjoys all lcincls ol music. MARY CATHERINIE HANNON . . . lxflary Kay is eve-rylmrlyls friend . . . llas tlle sweetest personality in llu- class . . . lreautilul smile . . . never seems to get angry. RA'l'Ill.liliN HARPER . . . very capable . . . noted lor llie exactness and quality ol lier worlc . . . lilies allilelics . . . lrequently seen on tlie roller-slcating rinlc . . . Qoofl SPIISK' ol lllIIU0l'. .lfxlxllis lllilfl' . . . star lulllaaclf ol tlie football team . . . lianclsome . . . llas many feminine admirers . . . lrivndly and lnappy-go-luclcy . . . loves to cutvup in Sfllflfll. l,Alll. llllN'llNll2l.lVlAN . . . Reverend . . . Don Juan ol tlw Senior class . . . plenty ol personality . . , on lnaslcellmall learn . . . plays Frencln liorn in orcliestra . . . vice president ol' Hi-Y. JACK l'lODUSON . . . president of luis class for lliree years . . . president ol Student Council . . . answer to a maiden's prayer . . . unusually intelligent . . . prelers alumni of bottl sexes. Page Twenty-four LEO HOLltHAN . . . short and quiet . . . stands head and shoulders above everyone on the hardwood court . . . always best when the going is tough. MARY HOLLER . . . strilcing brunette . . . plays first violin in orchestra . . . wears clothes well . . . models . professionally . . . charming personality' . .,. decorating chairman tor G. R. Spring Swing.. , -' ,' A A A- '. a ' ' . I , v A . n- , . I , V , I 4 . 1, . I s MARGARET HUMMEL . is igafffof run . never a dull moment when she's around . . . has been an ardent member of the G. A. C s. lor three years. VIRGINIA lRWtlN . . . tall, with the longest blond hair in the class . . . laithlul member ot Girls' Chorus . . . wears a lot of blue . . . can always be seen cheer- ing at the basketball games. TOM JOHNSON . . . one ol' the lastest dash-men ever to enter Bellevue . . . serious countenance . . . very witty . . . lilces to malce rhymes . . . football. basketball, and track star. ELEANOR JORDAN . . . always seen with Virginia . . . generally quiet, but seems to really enjoy laugh- ing . . . worlcs hard in school . . . talces great pleasure in shorthand. FLOYD KELLER . . . one ol the Keller, Kentzel, Krall boys . . . room two cut-up . . . drives a car . . . has lots ol initiative . . . one ol our most capable students. ORVILLE KENTZEL . . . Obey . . . class room pace- setter when there lun 'to be had . . . excellent auto- mobile mechanic . . . loolcs upon the bright side ol i e. DGRIS KENYON . . . quiet, shy, and tall . . . very pretty blaclc hair . . . pleasant smile and eyes to go with it . . . loves popular music . . . good dancer . . . conscientious worlcer. NIILDRED KERR . . . Buichie . . . affectionately lcnown by the whole class . . . came from Sewiclcley . . . jolces and talces jolcing well . . . has a mind ot her own. SENIORS1 g wenty- 've -I94l RIICHARIJ KERR . . . fame to us Ilrom Sam Ham. . . . plays a tromhone in orvhestra and hancl . . . quiet in srhool . . . enjoys clrivingf his rar. IJOlJGI.AS KIRK . . . answers to Doug or Larry . . . vanclicl ramera enthusiast , . . wants to he an aviator . . . gets along well with his hrother . . . great jolier. LAVVRENCE KIRK . . . Iilce his hrother, answers to either name . . . interestecl in aviation . . . submits plays to Nlr. Ifurrell . . . :night turn out an author. JANE KNEEDLER . . . harcl worlcer . . . eclitor of this puhliration . . . exceptionally easy to Ioolc at . . . perlqeet taste . . . very nire Clothes . . . lots ol' poise . . . National llonor Soriety. NIELVIN KfXiI.IN . . . one ol' Bellevueis most Hlpularlhoys . . . the lcincl ol' a fellow everyhocly vsioulcl i e to re' V . . a ways 'fge tlema 1 .... 'ur, to e a 1 suuess i nd S PW , .- -' A, 5 i' ' 'lb MJJAHT 4' ljfffffj' . ff: 'Jin -xfl7' 5 DAINIEI. KRfJI.I ,... sehool Ior him is a easant pastime . . . relieves monotony of stucly halls . . . no enemies . . . loves to Iool with automohiles . . . always happy-ggo-luelcy. FLORENCE KRUKOVVSKI . . . new stuclent this year . . . very Irienclly . . . sweet, shy . . . nire pleasant smile . . . never hearcl in rlass exeept with the Correct answer. VIRGINIA KUHI. . '. . pretty hair and sparkling hlue eyes . . . has a clelinite mincl oi her own . . . we lilcecl . . . very original . . . plays hass viol in orchestra. DOROTHY KUNK-LE . . . one ol the few who never ' seems too husy to help . . . enjoys working ancl gets results . . . hooster lor srhool allairs . . . original eoillliure. .IACK LARKIN . . . hails from the northern part ol these hills . . . quiet at all times. at least in school . . . heautilul wavy hlaelc hair , . . loves to jitterhug. Page irwenty-six Jef ' -: -in l-4-f'1f'--'- 1- V,g'1A7 - v -4' .fy W - I J f j Mg rff. 'h','7v'. ,Y M , ff7V07'f'.Ai.J ' H, Jim ,,4,r ' Bellevue Higll Scliool. family is building in time Country. in art . . . lilies to liirt. a true friend. lilvrary. tile lvlixed Clworus. page Twenty-seven ALFRED LAWTON . . . one of the great tliespians oi tile Class of '41 . . . amateur radio fiend . . . good student . . . well lcnown lor lliS jovial disposition. ROBERT LEVY . . . lots ol lun in Englisii vlass . . . a mental genius if tliere ever was one . . . always willing to lend a liand to anyone. ESPEY LONGABAUGH . . . tall, darlc. and liand- some . . . time man wilo always lias a Comelaaclc . . . very intelligent . . . Mlilie Big Nlan Cyn Campus ol LOIS LOVE . . . tall, blond, and poised . . . sincere personality . . . charming manner . . . extremely inter- ested in music . . . exvited aliout tile llouse lier 1 HAROLD MAAS . . . may ine seen vowtmying luis new 1941 Clievrolet . . . exceptionally good loolcing . . . member ol' 'Mixed Cliorus . . . lias delinite talent LOLA lVlARSHALL . . . our lovely drum maior . . . plenty oi personality and pep . . . lwas a sinvere interest in otlier people . . . very arlive in seliool lite . . . is CLARA YGUNG . . . a new-comer to Bellevue . . . already has Captured many liearts . . . llas a smile lor everyone . . . red lwair and personality plus. lV1AR'lE GEORGE . . . new last fall . . . seems lo lilce it l1ere . . . lovely lmlarlc iiair and dark eyes . . . quiet and reserved . . . may olten lze seen in tile RICHARD Df1ASSEY . . . keeps time girls guessing . . . loves to argue in P. D. Class . . . lmelieves in llav- ing a good time . . . intelligent and dependable. JOHN MASTERSON . . . darli wavy llair . . . original sense of liumor . . . well lcnown lor luis un- usual eartooning aluility . . is an ardent memlzer oi SENIORS 1 NIARAIORIIQ NIrA'l'lfli . illll ill illlV CIKISS . . . iliNYiIyS , ixlurg . . , is lols ol' sc-vu in up-lo-clalv rlollws . . . llas lu-uulilhul llair ancl a HSl'll00i girl., fomplvxion . . pfl'il'I'S OlllsilifS4'llU0if'l'S. 5lAR'ClARliiI' NlcAllI.Ilflflf . . . lull. willl Llarli nalural wavy llair aml lmrown c-yr-s . . . pli-asanl llis- posilion . . . is l'illllf'f quix-I anal re-svrvc-ml . . . sw-:ns always lo llave a good lime. ,IANIHS McC'ANlJI.IfSS . . . fini nlrovv all llllIlQ'S lilws lo clrivv . . . is a prarliral jolwr . . . agfrvc-alxlv . . . lnas ln-aulilul wavy llair . . . malu-s lrii-mls msily aml lu-1-ps llwm. ,IANIHS lNIc-FARIANID . . . tlw Cllsamwn ol' lla- Svnior rlass . . . atlmirvtl lor luis lmslcvllmll allililv . . . lilws lo llPK'0filif' lor clanri-s . . . llas a ronlaigjious lauggln . . . possc-ssvs rval clramalic' allilily. RllC'l IARIJ NlvFARrl'.ANlJ rar lllilll 1-al . . . isnl vc-ry . . . woultl rallwr rlrivv il sluilious. llul HIilll1lLfl'S lo gvl along . . . is a lol ol' lun will: llis willy rvmarlis. .ll':AlXl lXlc'fifJXVAN . . . rapalxlv Iivllp Hop rvporlc-r . . . nwmlwr ol fi. A, cvs .... lu-aulilul rlollufs ancl lols ol' poisi- . . . Lforgi-ous lmrown 1-yr-s . . . om- ol llnosv liIIll0llS ig1'Hl'VlH' lgl'illllil'S . RALHII flliI.C'IlliR . . . lim! . . . so quiz-I mw nf-wr ICIIUVVS ill'S ilfllllllfi . . . iliXX'ilyS CIITSSPS lN'illly . . . rlovs luis worlc llnorougllly . . . 'HIS f'llYiilill1' yvllow, rurly llair . . . plvasanl clisposilion. ,llifxlxl lxllflxlzlflxilflf , . . vc-ry lilivalrlm- .... lc-an al- ways Im u smile- lor vw-ryonv . . . llu- lypv ol girl you woulcl wan! lor a llrii-ml . . . lilies lwr slutliffs aml lllv piano. Rlf'llARlJ lXll':RRllXllfR . . . lmrigflll . . . a serious iolwr . . . onu- you lmow llim you 4'an'l Iwlp lxul lilac- llim . . . Du-If lnas worlu-rl lmrcl mul wr- lmow ln- will SlIl'l'l'f'Ki. IJOUCZLAS TNlll,I,lKlfN . re-cl-ln-acl:-il . . . Doug is luis nmclv more lllan om- linw . . . star llali-lmrlc. gal . 0' 2 in slalurv . , lik.-fl lmy all lla- lc-llows . . . s lwarl lwal in cloulwles Pugv Tiuuniy vigil JUNE MITCHELL . . . new to B. H. S. in ller Junior year . . . lovely to loolc at and just as nice to lcnow . . . slme fills tile bill for an all-around girl. WILLIAM MITCHELL . . . our class wit . . . care- free, yet has his serious moments . . . capaloly fills his position of tackle on Bellevue's All Stars . . . every- lJody's friend. THOMAS MOODY . . . quiet and pensive is Tom . . . good-mannered and genial in disposition . . . a fellow's friend . . . liis pleasant personality will carry liim far. ELLEN MORGAN . . . unpretentious in manner. but we lcnow sl1e's capable . . . loves to ice-slcate and is excellent at time art . . . perhaps slie will be a second Sonja Henie. MARTIN MOSER . . . a real friend of everybody . . . always ready witli a helping liand . . . laitllful Belle Hop reporter . . . won't give tile girls a brealc. THELMA MOZURAK . . . friendly all-around girl . . . loves to giggle . . . commercial student . . . lier sunny -disposition ought to get ller a job . . . always seen witll Emma. EVELYN IVIUCHOVV . . . classic Greek prolile . . . sincere and llard-worlcing . . . displayed great dramatic ability in several plays . . . lovely golden voice . . . very accomplished. PAUL MURPHY . . . tall and blond . . . always in a liappy mood . . . a favorite witli all llis class-mates . . . officer of time Camera Club . . . good cliemistry student. KATHERINE MYLTON . . . sliy, so slle says . . . ratller giddy . . . feels tlxat all tlie boys are bold . . . can lceep anyone in a good liumor . . . KiHy's place will be llard to Fill. JACK NEENAN . . . noted for luis friendliness and his smile . . . Bellevue's gift to Esquire . . . a lavorite with time gals . . . star quarterback for B. H. S. SENIORSQ I94I JACK JN . . . lvvwl is 11 lmit on llu' Tllilifill wiflv . . . woulrl alfljlll' XYilIl illl 1-rlio lor llu' lusl worcl . . . ulwuys il willy rr-nmrlx . . . wi-'rv surf- lic-'ll sllrvec-cl. l5l'fl l'Y .lANlf lJ'lXJNNlfl.I .... Ii. I. is :mlm-cl lor lor llvr sm-nsv ol' liumor . . . ulwuys cloingg sonivlliingf . . . slu-'s lu-pl lrusy liy fxllllllill mul lyvlmla- . . . vvvry- om' Iilu-S llvr. ,IRAN O'NliII .... 1'.1n11- lo lIS lliis your lvrom fllivc-r . . . unusual .urling fnlxilily us sliown i11 Svnior play . . . low-ly lmrown vurly lmir . . . lmppy-gjo-l11c'lqf . . . popular willl 1-vc-ryom-. 5lARlflN . . . lull . . .slrilii11gj. . . IN'illlllf lul lmir . . . Qoocl lnslv in llollivs . . . 01111 lmrclly wnil lo go lo worli . . . livr iriilinlivz- slloultl prove' il Villllilllll' 11ss4'l. NANCY l'fJXVlfRS . . . lilirurimils riglil-lmml Illilll . . . full-, quirli. mul la1ll4.1liw- . . . iiilvrc-slvcl in svvrv- lurinl work . , . unliniilc-cl srliool spiril . . . ullvncls ull llu- ulllla-lim 1-V1-nls. RAYNIUNID R.fXIiIIN . iiilvrf-slr-cl in lll0l'llillIll'S amcl pliysirs . . . cle-mon ol Nlr. Srlu-:ilu-l's ll. ll class . 1l5Sl'S. . . . UIXVJIYS llllil'l illlll lIlll'lHH'1'l'lll'll . . . l0Vf'S lil Slf'f'll Ill lllN ll ANNl,'X'Nl,'Xlf RAPI' . . . full:-c'lioi111lr-ly full.-fl Rnppy liy lu-r lrir-mls . . . ggoorl Slllilvlll . . . m-vvr loo luusy Io slop mul lm-ml ml lic-lpingj lmncl . . . Slllblllll go lvznr. NUR5lAN Rlfxrlilfll . . . slur clvlmlc-r . . . unlimilc-rl 1-nc-rgiy in Q1-lling mls lor llu- fxllllllill . . . Norman lanlivs llis sluclic-s sr-riollsly mul is rvwnrtlvrl willl il lim- a1'l1ol11sli1' slmuliiigf. JOHN RIIQS . . Yam' . . . om- ol' llu- in-sl lilcecl lroys in luis class . . . IIIPIIIIDPT ol cillilfll Zunrll-l's prizc' lmslu-llmll lc-11111 . . . lrf-11sur1-r ol' class liis SOpll0lDOl'l' mul Scnior yours. lil ,li RC Jlllflflis . . . Sniolw . . . pc-ppivsl lmoy i11 llu' vlnss . . . wc-urs llis l'lUllll'S'NYllll il sump . . . quilt' un iulmin-r ol USXYlllLfH illlfl ol llu- lmlil-S. Pogo Tllirly v RUSSELL ROBINSON . . . Russ . . . star reporter ol tile Belle Hop . . . iras real sense ot tmumor . . . good student . . . lilies to cowboy tiis Ford V-8 around town. CATHERINE RODGERS . . . our class ctmtler- tuox . . . never at a toss lor words . . . often seen disclosing some precious tidbit ot news witll tier triend Betty. BETTY SAXUN . . . vivacious is ttle word for Betty . . . stie seems to tue in a hundred places at once . . . lovely personality . . . interested in secretariat work. ISABEL SAXON . . . Izzie came to us from Sam Ham in her Junior year . . .. plans to lme a nurse . . . scintillating personality . . . always ready witil a witty remarlc. HELEN SCANNELL . . . known tor tier curly imtactc liair and sparlcting lurown eyes . . . demure in manner . . . tlopes to become a 'nurse . . . welre sure sl1e'tl matte a stritcing one. CARL SCHNEIDER . . . one ot our more quiet students . . . very friendly . . . never in a llurry or a fuss . . . laittxtut txass viol player in orcilestra. SALLY SC-HNEHJER . . . one ot our imest students . . . an example ol bottl brains and personality . . . possesses a claeertut, sunny disposition . . . active G. R. . . . we need more girls iitce l1er. LUCILLE SCHQONOVER . . . Lit . . . lun loving . . . well lcnown . . . lilced ily all . . . capable athlete and wortcer . . . ioactctnone ol G. A. C's .... beautiful tlair . . . good taste . . . friendly. ELOISE SNIITH . . . very tiiougiitlul . . . daric siticy tresses . . . excellent pianist . . . unassuming in manner, one ilardly lcnows st1e's around . . . interests seem to lie outside ot Bellevue. STEPHEN SPRINGER . . . came to us ttlis year from Clarksburg, VV. Va .... noted and well-tilted lor iris quiet ilumor . . . ambitious and resourceful . . . tie is bound tor success. SENIORS I I ge ty filffxfilf S'l4l'1RRl'fl0l' . . . vapalxlv vtlilor ol the lfvllv llap . . . wumlvrlnl sluclcnl . . . frracvs swcel anal vliarmimf mannvr alum- will furry llcr lllrougll l. 1. . imhc-cl' ilnr liar lmcauly. '.-' ,Ji-' gf ,l , ' If g V. ' . K-K 'I.IIfl OIiIyDfkI', Yl.fJR,.l . . vvry vm-rsalilv, Cliff is an Skill-llv lljnilllsingnii ami Sflllllill' . . . Anlvvrlising lvlamzw-rlol Bella llqp . . . wavy rvcl llair and lmcaulilul I If 'lxru ll 1-yn-s. ' K I f f My h ' . V , I f ' 5 0 4 I l,'N.lf,,llN iI'liA'I'S . . .llmlul clrummvr in orrlivslra anzl ' hliaiiicl . . Q imluslricius nlml silgolarly . . . wvll-manncrecl U l.. . . hir: prr-iscfnl llolilmy svezns lo lm rlriving a car. I I ll V y ,, lv 1 l'Xl.lil':R,l4 'lil lfixllxs . . . lfarnvy fflcllivlcl ol Svnior class . . . ran always lu- counlvcl on lor a riclc' in luis re-rl lfurtl . . . plays clrums in sl-lwal orflleslra anal lgi'lll'Ylll' ljflllll illlll lgllljll' CTOFIDS. XVll.l'mllR 'I'IIC Jxlnxs . . . goocl-nalurvcl ancl lilcealmle . . . zlll ilI'Ill'lll Illl'l1llN'l' . . . Ulll' ol. ZllIlLlCl.S llaillillll lnollmll inanagf-rs . . . vvry olmligjilig willl liis fill' NYlll'Il YIlll'S RIN' IlI'4'lll'll. l5lfN,l.'N5llN ,lil lflNll,SfJN , . . ont' ol llw lwsl lilcccl liuys inqnur rlasx . slar loullmall playvr . . . regular ful up . . . um- ol Ilw reasons lcarlic-rs gvl gray. .lAC'Ql lIfI.IlYIf 'l'lIONll'SUN . . . Iavle loves clraw- ing ancl musix' . . . lias a womlvrlul pcrsonalily . . . vi-ry prim aml nval . . . quevnly in carriage and rligjliillivrl. .KJAN il4llfJixll,SfDN . . . fo is also ol arlislit' lvinpvranu-nl . . . lila-S lo wrilf' ancl vnioys gootl musim' . . . Lim-s in lor nimv clnllms . . . llas an engaging pvrsmlalily. NUXRY ilillflxlllsfllw . . . lypiral Hswc-vl sixlvvnn nl' our class . . . sparliling smilv . . . lwaulilul clarlc liair anrl 4-yrs . . lxnows llw arl ol gelling along willl pvoplr-. UI.lVli rl-lSlll.ARlCll . . , pri-lly . . . livry . . . 'lqisln worlxs slr-aclily al lu-r slumlies . . . arclvnt lcnillcr lor llrrilisli Xvar R.-lil-l . . . mvmlwr ol Ci . . . imlispc-nsalmlv lo llw lxlixvcl Clxorus. Page Tllirly-Iwo 32 'QV CHARLES UNKOVICH . . . always in a Qooct liumor . . . actmired lor tlis gfooct-naturectness . f luv wortcs llarct at everything lie ctoes . . . girl isnt in tns VOK'Ell7lll2lI'y. RICHARD VISOKEY . . . lianctsome mtarli-llairect lmaslceltmall player . . . tias causect many al lf-Eiininlfi ' l 1 x tleart to llutter . . . was lligll point man in was e 2 tlmis year. IRENE VCJLKER . . . not lllllfll ol Remfs time is spent around sellool. iuut wtwat we lcnow ol tler we tilce . . . ll1ere's always taugtmter ancl lots ol lun wlmen st1e's arounrt. NIARCIA XVACHTER . . . presiclenl ol U. Rs anct ll ctexelo Hit SFUSD Oli llllllllll' ClilSS SCCFCUITY . . . El NVQ - ' I . . . lilies to argue . . . lots ol poise . . . loves to tue ctillerenl. XVtl.t-lANt XVADLCJXV . ,. . Iunior liill1.t ine separalemt from luis pipe . . . llilS imrilliant rect tiair . . . is always plotting misflwiel . . . loves a gooct jolce. DCERCJTHY . . . sweet. quiet. antt at- travtive cteseritne Dorollly . . . a pleasant personality. lnul few of us tmow lwer as welt as we would like to. SHIRLEY XVASHINUTON . . . Shirlt-y's manner is polite and trienctly . . . ftepenctaimle. vonsistent, anal inctustrious . . . always in a gooct lnnnor . . . a con- stant lmorrower ol lilmrary imooiis . . . lmounct to sllffeecl. IAXVRENCE XVEINGARTZ . . . slow anct ate- litperate . . . always can see llie tunny sicte ol a situation . . . possesses a suiylle sense ol' llumor . . . is an adctition to any vlass. l'ft-tZABETH . . . C'llCOI'llll, tatliative. Litmlmy t1as iurains as welt as a pleasant personality . . . vivarity and love ol lun llave won tier many lriencts. CHARLES XVELLUNS . . . one ol our lxest loot- tvalt anct tlaslcettlall players . . . llilIlilS0lIlC anct non- Cllillilllt . . . Cllllfk l1ilS IYIEIHY XVClt-dSSf:'l'VCd l'l'it'IlllS. among wliom girls arenit lacliing ww W f l94I . . . lrionilly . . . lila-aliiv clispnsi- Iion . . . lu-r runlagiuus Qiggjfi- anal c'arvll'c-0 allillzclv innlrilruli' mucll Kllilflll ln lwr winning pvrsonalily. XVINIIFRHIJ XX'llI'l l'lNC1'l'UN . . . pvlilc- Iilllf- miss . . . ri-si-ry:-cl ancl wc-ll-groonn-cl . . . X'Vinniv's swvvl. rnngfvnial pvrsonalily malu-s lwr a yvry tlvsiralmlc' com- panion. XVll.l.lxX3l Xvlfilys . . . uni- ul llu' nwrrivsl wils all lin- Cilass nl all . . . lalc-nlml lrnmlmnisl . . . lias a ilu-Q-ry smilv ancl a Quail worcl lor vycryom-. .'Xl'lJRl'1Y XVIl.IiH '... in-yi-r a clull mnmn-nl wlwn Tiiiii' is arnunrl . . . yi-ry allravliyc- . . . llas many Qnncl lric-ncls . . . is 4-spc-tially iIllC'I'l'Sl1'Kl in rnvclicinz- . . . low-s lo sr-w. Rflf llxxlylf XVll.lllLl.5l . . . a quivl nnvinlwr ol our class . . . always sr-1-ms lo ln- um'om'vrm-cl ancl carvf lri-4' , . . inlx-rm-sling lo lallx in vnu' you lxnow llim. . . . Yrllllilllli' l'l'llll'l' UH Olll' lc-am . . . luv:-s npr-ra ancl 1-xu-ls in Cilmrus . . . always lrlllffllilllf. usually. al luis own pracliral jolws. R,'XYflf ,Nil XX'lN'I'IiRS . . . llu- lmigga-sl inlc-rf-si ol' llu' lric-nrlly nlilllv man in llu- 'ill class is luis urrlwslra . , . in-kli-s llw iynric-sn Yiilll luis own arrangvmi-nls ol ilu- lalvsl lunvs. l5lf'l l4Y .l.VXNli XX'Ulil.l lfI .... lla- arlisl al' lla- class in flame- cli-vuralions. nn papvr. ancl in pvrson . . . ig. slrikingj in-auly is au'ompanic'cl lmy a mosl iililflllilllj pr-rsnnalily. XX'II,I.I,i-XXI XVOilI.lil5lfR . . . Hill H llancl in lianxl '. . . impisli 1-yvs, misc'llif'yous grin. antl illlfl IlK'VilI'Y XYEIHQ a Qrval ali-al ol yilalily r'liarac'1c-rizv llim . . . inlvrvslvcl in ililllf'lilG SAXRAII XVRIfNSlIpXl.I .... our V cii0l'lIllUI lmusinvss manauvr . . . viyarious ancl lrivnclly Qolclvn-llairvcl . . . illlilflllfjil slu' is lu-pl lxusy ily many aflivilivs, Szlfilll slill managjvs lo vxfvl in lwr classes. Page iiiiwirfy-four lfxlll. HOIZ . . . lms llu- lmlum-sl cyl-s in llw Sc-nior rluss . . . cmnlxinvs srlmool work mul oulsiclv work Slll'lkPSSI'llHf '... allways um nclcl il willy rl-ln. amy group. Ibrmn Fuirmonl. Xvvsl Virginia . . . plvansingj lJl'l'S0l1ilIllB . . . 'owls lo lvl' jolws . . . vvry polilm- . . . inlr-rr-slccl E l Q SENIOR OFITICERS Imll lo riglll: ,wk I IODUSUN - . I7r0gifIp,1f .IUHN Rn-.S ------ Trvusurvr ,llxfu clRLlNl-,R - - - View pn-siclvnl Nlxlzfllx XVAC1l1'l1R - - - Spy,-vim-y Puqf' 'lillirly-fi1'0 l'XNll,iS CIIIZSNUI' . . . mmm- lo Igl'H4'Yll1' llxis yn-.nr 'IUNIUitS- .IIVNIOR FLASS OIft'lC'IfRS - - - - r Vrl'4'Llblll'1'l' .llJ5'l'lN Pom 1 Runnin' SMIIII H l'n-sirtt-nf !llIARI.IS llomss 0 Vin- Prvsirtr-nt fxlmmn lfnmlz - Sl'I'll'iUl'X' .inns SVANNI l.l. - Vin' l'r1-sirtvul FI RST PICTU RE l'lI'l Rim: V. tluchnmer, M. I.. llivun, B. ffauy. J. Bragg, K. Ackrrnmn, P. Clultrutlx, P. Uclmctt, D. liarlnn, Allmtays. hccuml Rim: -I. llauman, tl. lirlgggs, D. Braun, nl. Di-vm, K. Bald, K. Craig, R. tlrhclwlm, N. lirrg, F. lifrgnlan, l. tiirsir. Tlnni R1-xx: R flamplu-li, ti. tiaunmlu-ck. R. Beam, lin-wn, Al. Cfuckvrharn, if Brite. R. llallvy, D. ltlayls, L. lirally, lf. Dclcrfnx, R. Brunner. Uncter the alule leactership oi Bolo Smith, the Class ot '42 is living up to its motto. To operate, we must Co-operate. Throughout the three years of its high school career. the .lunior rtass has talcen an outstanding part in school lite. As Freshies they won tirsl honors at the .lim Jam: as sophomores. they amazed all with their ex- vellent chapel play. This year they presentecl an original assemlwly program. entitled La Conga Follies. This amusing comecly was so well re- ceived that il was sent to Avalon tor an exchange rhapel. The ectiting, tor the tirst time, oi a paper, the Iunior Wfriter. proves the journalistic' alaility oi the rlass members. ln lxtarch the Juniors pro- ctuvect Stop Thief, a hilarious play about missing weclrling presents. This rlass has members in all the varied activities in the school, nor is the National Honor Society without its new Junior memhers this year. Finally the prom. the out- stanctingf social event on the Junior valenttar was a great suvress. Page Thirty-six ll. Wnlmlvlwr. IZ. Z.-ixlvr, Cl. Rm'-. 1. P-mu' 2.2122 g I If I 1 A I A? ,f I Zqq . V ' , ' J -J S PICTURE 1 Flux! Rmvyj Lf cr, L. Hays, R. Hnlligzm M. Fun. F YI nh: u ff. llumivlm, M. Eggcr, X I. Hrzunm Dum S1-:mul Rum: R. Flrvfu. J. Dum., K. Edgar L Ax. Fznrrivr. .l. Ii-rrunri. E. Enggrrvr, ll-xml. NY. lllutflu, J. Hulwr. Third Row: 15. Hutrhlmlr. C. Huncfs, F Hxnlxluur. QI. Hcnarl, H. lim1lrh1u't, K. Fox, l. l7rmJc1l, H. Rh-rckcn, R. Ulxxlwlc, D. Irwin. THIRD PICTURE Fira! Ruxv: F. Nrlmn, M. Lzmtustcr, K. Lzmcxlstvr, A. Kvrr, P. Ncwnxyrr, A. M. Link, . Nlgrrlll. E. Lixlngftun, Cl- Mgnllfslm, M. K. N .'-' lam. .I. Mitch-'11, M. ul. KL-muy. fiumml Row: XV, Mm-cr, QI. Mnllur. C. udwlg, S. Mrihmqv, VI. Niclinchvrn, P Lnlxcnslur, -I. Kmdl, M.ulL'1'p4v1x, V. Lncklvy, l.. Murkcl. H. Ku-ll. Third Rum: li. Kvim, D. Murllcr, B. Kimura, I. Mnllcx, B. l.umxll. L. Luthvr, LI. MfMum1. I. Mx'lr1u11, K. Lrpxxm, ,L Kuhn. FOURTH PICTURE U. Sclmpp, S. Silxcxhumi, QI. Pratt- S.-cuml Run-: 'I. Zuhlw. j. Ikmh-, L. Wnlls, P. NVQ'-lhvzul. QI. XYvnn, Al. Loup, M. Riplvy, R. Turlzcr, IT, Rvws, -I, Thmnpsun. Third Run-: H. RQ-vd, l7. Rcntlur, B. Punch, W. lfdxxxmlg, B. Ymr, 1. Scamnull, R. Singer If. Slm-wk, V. Sirmlmi, B. Snmh, R. Thumns. Furs! R-uw: S. Snnygrr, S. Tlvlmrr. R. Rngcrs, ll. r7'l' 11' -.LIL I I, Ju I I . . J ' LL 'I f' ' ML If 1' '1HWMf ' ,- I iffy I 1n,,lff,,w vw V fr I' I, o ll J L I3 I F 1, . f ' I 1 Mr - A. mf 'J il. V , WW W SOPI If DMI DRE CI .ASS OFI IC'I'fRS IJYLR 5Ic'Kr-I ----- Prusifiwri Ross Mun' I,l wus - - Sm-rr-Iurv .IAMI S I RANz - Vin' Pri-siflmrl lim NN Ihr: II - 'llvfrfzm r RS IC RL s . Lhar , .. I ' . I in n' ,. 11 1' , I.. IIr nga, . I nl cn' 1 N ' 11. '- 1- , :, . fm' rf . r , . , s . ' ird Yum '. , . 'lin rr. XA - 1 1:1 . . is mr , , rl sl' '. el T f ' ' xv' ' ' r , Milan IJ Ilrx h I r r I r . Inu I-rm M. I I 1 ur lrk X I S x n I5 DA nr I I I I I nn R All I1 ch I3 I' 1 I 1 IVI, Al XX I 1 grr, H- Ilrllc. Mu' Igr . Ilusg If. II mr nu I' Jan 1-'rt' . rm I' IIQII T I'-url QM: HI. . 1 rr I IMI in O6 I3 k. wil , I I r J . r' ,V , JU '1, x I X K Ailhough Insl your Iouncl lhe Class oi '43 as green as a rrop oi Ire-shmen ever are. lhey are now showing possihiiilies oi heroming seniors. Ijerhaps this is ciue lo many Iong hours of horne- worii, or il mighl he' IJC l'illlSf' ol lhe spirii lhey have Ior lilo organizations unCI acliviliefs oi lhe srhooi. The Sophomores are variously lnienlecl. Some are inlereslvci in zllhivlivs. olhers in music' and olher surh urls. Ijramnlivaliy, lhe Sopho- morvs have proved lhul lhey have ahiiily Iroln lime plays in which Ihvy Imve- arlecl. Their nssemlxiy play, Youre Firocl. proved lo he such il sufrcss lhnl il wus use-QI Ior an exchange assernhiy program nl Sc-wivicley. Schoiaslicuiiy, loo. lime sophomores are showing progress. A gizulfc- all their graclvs will show lhal some are soon lo lzlice lheir plufe in The Nulionui Honor Socie-ly. Il is really quite eviclenl lhul lhe Sophomore-s are Iincling lhc-ir place in lime school and cioing' il wvii. This year has heen one lhnl will olilen he IooIcecI Ililfii on and renlvnmherecl. , , -ff! ' 1 fr , I I Ally, A nv? ..f ' , . , - ff .iff I' , f 1:J'2r-V'f y'Y4f71 l fy if , -' ' I Page 'lihirlyfeighl ' 'fi ' 'P is ffffl .- Vf'i'W W 8 1 Q SECOND PICTUR' FH'-l Run: 0, Hrm.Ivl': 1 . E. mv, ll. H.u'11wz1, L. Krull . . Frpr' cr. P. Hnzwfnn, .u'tlcy. I. H . M. Kun 11 I an! Imrlwf F.-c:vr1 Wy. Ku.: Vic . hgfu' -, A I' I'IuIJzwL:r, . QIUJ cu, II. Hcincmzlv.. I Km: Il,W1.'n.n. Thlnl R--wz I. Hnrnn, IS. Huidaxcm, R Kuhn, Cl. Fox, Cf. Kulwl, H. Kurr, P. Kcnnv. T- KmI'rrlm. H. KIITVY, A. Hznyxxalxf, A. ,I.nxxxf. THIRD PICTURE F1111 Rmx: ll. Nluliunnlgl, P. A. Lzmgdun, M. I.. StI11ll'I'L'I', I. Szlvugu, L. Prntzmgln, S. Mfflxhy. IU, I.1x'ingsmn, IS. McAuIiiIr, E. Rvulvr, UI. IVIYIIUII, ,Il Lilty, NI. Kuhn. T. Mxllvr. B. L-vcklvy. Scmmi Row: H. Mcilluru. ll. lluyswn, Nlurllrr, A, I.mxry. V. NIQKN, I. Lxm-nm. M. Lwgzm, U. Lmmgzxlmugh, M. MfK1xigIxl. ii. Mxlfrqnkvn, R. Mxllikvn. 'Ikhllml Ruw: KI. UIw1Iv, S. Krukuwski, R. I.1mlvnl.mf. I. Paxrlullzx. Cl- Nlcffaxrtxicy. R, Lvtlr. A. Mv!1:vmv1', R, Rmgrr, D, MtKcc. I. Umlvx'k.1, R. Llulkv, Ii. Schnutzvr. FOURTH PICTURE I'u-It Ruw: I.. Enhull, D, f.nckcrh:xn1, R. Sc!xm'x1lg, R. Slluw, Cf. IVIIIS. .I. IV1Il11ums, M. Slnum, II. Ylmhw, -I. NY-md, V. XVILUH, M. Su-hlxk, M- Scho.bmx', I. Slnclds, Sw-vml Rmx: R. Tlmnxpson, G. Schu-tvr, V. Txzrlnskx, Ii, Unkwvlch, UI. NYnlf, I. 'I'n-znlxxhy, ml. NYT-lvflu1', M. XYIIIIC, A. XYLNIII, A. Tr1mI'lr. I. Th-1x1ms. Kfs ty 1,-ff' s., 'I 1 Thud R-nxt KI. XYullf, F. Yuurlsnn, I.. Thmnpmn, AI. Wrynuulm, I. Shamnnn, B. Simun-, If. Stvmluznrk, TL-fry. IS. XV1lls. H. Svnb. - + r ' xx . ' 1 f fu ' .X A x f f , 1 x ff' T' I , 1 .QW , RET WI U1 . I , J 39 Pun., TI.m.. nf , 'A 'FRESHMEN' t RtiStlMAN CLASS OI t'ICtfRS lhvtn iN1t'KNl4.11'1' ----- 'liruusurvr .lfxrix lil 1 Mmm. - - S e'f' rvturv lM'x LXASI 1' - - l'f1'Sill1'lII Rom ur II1zuu1,1.u.1s - Vi f-1- l,l'1'Slll0lIl FIRST PICTURE First Rong G. fianahlv, L. Bennett, E. B111-tzuw, R. firani-on, M. Flaherty, B. Drew, M. Ii llrmk Su' 17111411 rr, M. f1l.11'k. H. Fxshvr. I. Aurin. :111l11lwck, lf. Annan. M. L. Bryant. B. ontl Row: Al. Fleming. KI. Elder, 17. 11, R. H111-h111. Al. f.l11'1stw. E. f.hz1m'y, L. Q Altnrnn-r, .l. tfppinger, l. Capp, R. Dunlap. I. flasvv, T, llunn. Third Row: P. Hr11mtw:111gt1, li. ti1111rdn1a111. tl, llasr, S. lihliixwll, il- tiatawn. tfllllur. fr. lfldnrr, l'. U1-11s1'r. ll, ljlllllhllt. D, titxivnvy, .l. U1 11111. ,l. BI41111111-1: On Septemluer 5, al tlle Craelc ol clawn, time tlewy-eyed Freslnnan Class ol '44 was ready lo arrive at tlre now familiar portals of dear olcl Bellevue Higlr Srllool. Tile tllrilling moment llilil arrivecll Tllen lollowecl many l1eetic'. eonlusecl Clays. Too awecl to aslc tlle Ulligll and migl1ty upperelassmen's aclvire, we slumlmlecl arountl lltf' llalls. trying to lie as ineonspicuous as possible. At last our rooms. loelcers. and assembly seats were located and we soon became familiar witll our selrerlules ancl could settle clown ancl have some lun. Our duties began witll the elertion ol class officers and Student Council representa- tives. Tire lirst social event was tl1e Jim .lam lor wllielr we llacl lots ol lun preparing a slfit. Well attended was tlre Turkey Trot in November. Tlle Freshman Class is represented in most ol tlle Sl'll00l'S avtivities. inclucling time Boys' ancl Girls' Clworuses. A Cappella Ctloir, lmslcetlmall and lootllall teams, and time Delrate Team. Xve llope to malce tlle Class ol' '44 a long rememlmerecl one in tl1e l1istory of Bellevue Higli School. Page Forty SECOND PICTURE First Ri-wr P. Alamkbmi, B. Hnrrifun, P. lrum, M. L. Mzlhns, IS. jznckauri, B. Irwin. I. Nlcffnrinuy. L. Hamm, E. Klvin. U. Kii-scum-, R- Kupp. Svcnxid Row: ff, Hxmmm. AI. Mcfliifin, P. Uuhhcn. I. Hcnlwtunu, E. Mxmtick, R. Lqiwnm. M. Kunny. II. Mcflhrc, H. LcrkcnIwy, M. Kl-mum. j. H.xggI-rly, j. Grunt. Third Rnw: 1. McDonald. C. Lens, U. Kutchvr. J. Irwin, R. Mcflilfin. IS. Hlnmmrll num, XV- Klimhvurth, Ii. jzinirs. ,l. Kunrsry, UI, Hnifmulx. l.. Harris, B. Kind. THIRD PICTURE First R-uv: IE. Olwrlc. L. Rncgcr. .I- Recd V. Ncuvitt. L. Run, P. Pllluw. II. Rnhhlcc, B. Rugvra, QI. Ihmlv, E. Mcrrilicr. L. Richard, I. P-irtvr. E. Monk. Sammi Rim-: R. Mclluc. IS. Sclimsuw, R. Rirhzmis-m, M. L. MqWndc. B. Mcrccr. P. Mm'llv1', B. Puhrcr, M. L. Pnfhutai, L. Rnchn, M. Liwsnn, 17. Rmwll. S. Szxvzigu, R. Riplcy. Third Ruwz ,I. Ncwmyvr. -I. Rmrdzm. E Purry. W. Ruymm. L' Pzlyitv, IS. Russ, D. Mrclh-r, Il. Mvcra. IU. McKnight, Ii. Nhwruw. Il. Srhm'iIIr1'. R. Stliusflrr, I. Pnlmm, FOURTH PICTURE First Row: Cf. Thompson. B. Slxllwtvr, D XYhin', V. XYr1ng.u'tZ. M. Smith, D. Zilizm. R. Schultze, L. XK'ilhnms. L. Scxmn, M. L. Srxtun. A- Srritnmtcr, D. Shnrtr. M. Ymilus. Srcurid Row: H. NYaidlx1w, T. YVntcrs, H. TIw1npmn, R. Vuglcy, B. L. Thomas, V XYNIQS. S. Vickvrmzm. P. XYaxlsh. A. Scllhcrt, T. Shiplcy. M. Thonipsun, G. Zimnirrmzm. ll. WI-I1-1', H. Zchmh-r. Third Rnw: C. XViIsun, XV, Tyler, F. Sullixym. P. XVnsihik, T. Swim. KI. Srxtun, ll. Thmnpsun. ,I. XV1igncr, j. Slailwy. F. Straw. II. Smith, NYinl1lcr, ml. Ynung. Page Forty-one Side Line Qldnces If X.. ..H gif. , I lux' Iuniur ljrmn-1 Tm- Niglnl ill Hun II Nix isnvl ily' luninr ljlny-Hirlx' Hum! X AI1 HI 1 Ill lx In Ill! u I .xml nn mm mul fu-I nul 'nun I lun! Ill Hull I I Page Ijorly Iwo UHGANIZATIUNS Scholasiic and Social Activities 'IW' I K i fl if 2'3 546' 'Y ! uN Z '+ M. 5' 1 National Hunnr Snciely To live a lile without a goal is to live in vain. ln Bellevue High School the goal ol every student is the National Honor Society. Since 1026 the National Honor Society has been an organization ol high standing in Bellevue High School. Only juniors and seniors in the upper quartile ol their class are eligible. Members are inducted at the end ol the school year and installation is always a very impressive chapel service. Service. leadership. and character are other requisites ol admission. The object oi this is to create an enthusiasm lor scholarship. to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development ol character in the pupils ul Bellevue High School. it is expected that one who has achieved these goals will 'be able to lace the problems which may conlront him in the luture. As the keystone is placed by the builder to hold the perfect arch in perpetual stability, so the structure ol our education must be held lirm and true to the purposes ol lille by the virtues represented by this symbol. Qld members include Sarah Wrenshall, lxlary Louise France. Jane Kneedler. Espey Longabaugh. Homer Freese, and Arthur Criswell. New senior members include Betty Jane Vvoeilel, Sally Schneider, Betty .lane 0'Donnell. Carol Deuser, Dorothy Barrett. Clive Tishlarish. Grace Sterret. Clifford Taylor, and .lacic Greiner. The .luniors members include Kitty Lancaster, Nliriam Egger, Jacic Brown, ivan Birsic, and Ed Good. The two new members who came to us from other schools are l 'nn Avery and James Chesnut. 1 L. 1 t N X Sl-1A1'l-'nz Schneider, VVoi-llel, K. Lancaster, Egger, Stern-tt, 0'Donnz-ll, ixlarsliall, Deuser, France, Vvrenslmil, Barrett. Tishlarisli, Kneedler. STANDING: ifreese, Criswell, Chestnut, Longabaugli. Taylor, firm-iner, Brown, Birsic, Good. Page Forty-six wfffvvv QQ! l VA J,.!,f -' MJ 'V ef JL fy., '- r ' j . 1 J!! JJVU .A J iff' 'J ' wx 1 la' ,,s,..' i FIRST Row: .l, Burlorcl, l. Casey, R. Gralmlc. H, Greer, txt. llummel, G. Sterrell, D. flyers, S. XXil'f'llSllilll, Sl'2ll1Hf'll. KllPFKlll'T, lklliilgilbli, SICUNI! Row: S. Vicliernman, D. Blayney. fi. Deuser, B. tfmirnie, lt. llinmnmelman, 51. Xvaclmler, .l. Hills I fjnclirlu I Burn 'Nli ll it ' .'. , ' vi' . . S V, l SS lllll E S. I. B!! l'ill'lilll1l. . W' - if Student Council. time sclmoolvgoverrming lmody. is composed ol' llme tour class presi- dents, presidents ol eaclm lmomne room and llme lmeads ol every activity. Time duties ol Council memlmers are nmany and varied. Designated lmy llmeir red lmuttons and armmm lmancls. il is llmey wlmo patrol time lmalls during llme day. lieep order on time atlmletic lield :luring loollmall season. dismiss clmapel Hin llme usual mmmanmmeru. and lmold P. A. dances lo raise money lor llme Council treasury. llme money in llme treasury may lie used lmy consent ol time Council lor any worllmwlmile enterprise in llme sclmool or to lmelp any activity. Time uplceep ol time council-owned li. A. System, records lor llme system. and educational movies lor llme lmenelit ol llme student lmody are all maintained lmy Council lqllklm Ron: K. lillgilf, XV. Pulrlm. D. txlclfee, R. Sumillm, .l. Greiner, D. ixlillilien, ll. llinummelnman. W SlUllBlll liUllllCll mommey. Various committees composed ol' Council mnemtmers lmave lneen appointed lmy llme president. .lacli Hodgson. and time sponsor. ixliss lrene Tlmomas. to assist time teaclmers wlmo are in clmarge ol suclw tlliIlf.fS as assemlmly programs and atlmlelic liclcels. Time Student Council also lmelps llme ad- ministration lmy determining student opinion on various sulmjects and acting as an acl- visory lvocly to assist in formulating llme sclmoolis policy toward certain student prolmlems. Tlme just and equilatmle manner in wlmiclm llme Student Council lmas solved and nmanaged llme mnosl dillicult prolmlems lmas made it a respected. esteenmed, and imm- lluential lactor tlmrouglioul tlle scllool year. Page Forty seven ,auf 14 In pI.N4- syn-1 l.1I I'IIIllIl.lSI5 on xx'1-II.1r1- wnrI4 III pu IlIl'f'IIlIff I' l'I'SIllIl To I-HPI' IIII' sryfmrr-Iv: To IIINI mNI gin- IIN- IN-sl. I'l!'LIill'CIf'lI .ls IIN- nmsl III-nNN'r.1Iiu cwfinlilnlifm -.4 .4 . Ill IIN- SIIHHII .NNI wiII1 .1 Ill1'IlIIH'I'SIIIp OI .IINNII Iwo IIIIIIIIITWI .IIICI IiIIy, IIN- fIirI R1-sz-rx'1-s rom pI:-Ir-II IIIIUIIIUI' SIIIIPSSIIII N1-.lr IIIHIPI' IIN- .IIIII 15ui4I.NN1- UI IXIiss ,IuImsIm1 .IIIKI Nli.. SIlllIOI'. IDIIIIIS Im' IIN- vnlirz- yr-.ur wc-rv IIHHII' IN-C'..Im1.-I .II rl I'I'Il'I'ilI IN-IrI in NIWIII I,.lI'Ii. It xnxx .I.-.i.I.-.I ' I IIN' IIIUIIIIIS UI XOYl'IllIN'l' .IIIII I,l'll'IIlIN'I. NIHIIX :MVIS W1-rv inlf-N-slc-QI in IIlis wm'I4 .NNI IIHDIQ p.u'I .king ImsIu-Is. IIN-ssing' .I.,Il.. IllalIiIllLf Illlf Invnrs ilIIlI scrap INNsI4s. .NNI IiniIlinQ Im' IIN' Rc-QI Cross. .XI fiIlrisIn1.n IIIIH' IIN- pI'UlIlIl'IS UI' IIN-il IIHIIISIFY wc-rv cIisIriIN1l1-II In :N-I-rIx' I.llIIIIIl'S. IEUKJIIISI' oI IIN- :N-xx' pnIimy UI IIN- NIIIUHI. .III ffm- UI IIN- IZIUSI inli-rm-slingj lm-1-Iings monsislc-1I nI'.1 rIisc'Nssim1 In' ml CN-rnmn rm-Iwugm-v WIN: loImI ol VUIICIIIIUIIS :IS SIN' IIIHI 5001! IIIUIII III clI'l'IIImllIX. I. . .nn IIIIUIII XILIIII. IIN- gr:-.II upporlllnlly OI cl Il'l'SIllHzlII IIIIPIIIIIP, pl'UY4'lI IIIzlI XVI' II.lYl' scum- promising I.1I1-NI in IIN- lIlNIi'I'II.lSSII1I'Il. I'or IIN' clII'I Izl'SI'I'Yi' XXQSUINIJIY I,I'0LflA.llll. 5rlIOIII x s.-cur:-KI .IIIII Iris I.nII4 was Qrv-.1IIy 4-niuye-:I 1'Il'I va 'I'l'X'I ' W' 1 x . x .5 x .5 - - - , A Q Ivy IIN- LIIIKIPIII IHNIX. IIN- SUIIIUI' I'.nr.-xxx-II XXZNIII1-I, XIININ., Ix I.uN.n.I.-I, Ilmm. 3 . . 1 mx' 1-dltlmhllr xywmlmllv MMVI' HN IUIIHNIUHV I .llllllll I. .II xxI1N I1 IIN :Nu UIINQN xv If IIINIIIIIKII. lun.-1, IJ....l..N... XXII... Nli.. Slwl.-1, um1pIx-If-cI .I vm-ry dl Iiw- yl'.lI', Pflqr' I:nrIy r'igIlI Im s xx:-rv IN-III IIIIFIIILI IIN- .NliviIic-s pc-rimNI. Slipper is st-rvvciim Xxiiiil tllilt stntvmvnt tiwrc- is u rusil tor time stnirs ami en vutnstrop IN' alt lin- minor witii vvvryone trying to squeeze- lilrougil nl tilt' slum- timv. fluff- past time fic 301' aunt minus lwe-nty-iivv wuts, one may ivvi sure iw wiii now inciuigv in il most appclizing nwui .Nite-r tin- me-ui tiwre is il simrt imusincss sessi .xt wiiirii lima- tin' zxvtivilies ami 6'lltf'l'tiliIlll1 ure- pi.mm-ci. iiw 5rriptur0 is rt-uct ami ioiio 011 ent xx' - inff tini' is tin- sp:-'iiwr oi time evening. usuaiiy ,, s , 1 Nir. ixiontgolm-l'y, wimsc- tniiis folirvrn time pr Oil- ie-ms aunt rviutions oi youtii zmri otiwr topics oii int:-rvsl to imys in tilis rnpiciiy Cimnging worici ui' ours. inciucivzi in tin- yvnris progrmn was an iiumorous sixit in 'ill' .tim Jenn. il Fatiwr nnci SOI! IQCSPTYQ i.l'ilQll1' mquvt, 5iolin-ris Nigiit, Date Nigjiit. Giri ' Xiigjilt. i,vrs0nuiity Xvc-'E-ii. il Plzlsiwtimaii . emit iii-Y coiiic-rf'm'es ciireftc-ci ivy its Uiil-iK'1'l'S. ,lklllH'S NlCi:ill'iclIlfl, pl'f SiCtl'lltZ Iuiltll iiiimmfimnn. vibe' prcfsicivntz Espey i.onQz1iJul1 gii. Sl't'I'f't'fll'yZ illllt RllSSf'ii cifiliilfn. tl'6ilSllI'6I'. fxii tiivse an-tivitic-s imci ns tiwir purpose: To Create. maintain. ami vxtvnrt tilrougiloul tim SCIIOOI anti rommunity. iiigiz stumiclrrts of Ciill'tSttflll c'imraCtvr. 1 fig in r Page Fnrly nina Hills 'ANI XY: lr! ifciilor 4 ll Ll I I, ilriilor il IAN: IXNIIIDI I u S XXHIS NV0l'i4illLf UH lllf' yPilI'iT00ii. ilHlLf iN'i0T4' Sfillllli iH'Qalll. lili' fxllllllili .lr c ner lor ronslruclivv Crilirism. rimwing up cl flunnny .incl suinnilling il lo lin' vngra -s lor line- opvningf nncl ciivision lim vmgrnving company also sc-nl visuuiizvcl pngfk wclion s oi lin- imooii. Xviwn scliooi ope-ns-rl. lin' pilologgrnpiu-rs nmtlv lin-ir z1pgwa1re1m'v nrounri sfiiooi. nnrl floss!-s. ewliviliffs. :incl inclivitiuni svniors wvrv Lluiy piiologfrapiwtl. SOUR' - - lllllllilll ol lin morn n snaps we-rv gzlrm-recl lor lin- sluii ivy ixir. Hillif' along - will: sf-vi-ral znunniwrs oi lin- Cauxwru Ciuim. As rnpicliy us lin- pirlurvs wr-rv roiif'4'lt'Ki. lilf'V XYPTQ' SQ'IIl ll! lill' 0llLfl'ilVPI'. iillff' 9llQl'ilVillQS XX'l'l'f' Illilfil'. piCllll'PS prinlvri, nntl vopic-s sl-nl lo liif- sluiii Io iw push-cl in llw ciummy. llw voiierlion mul ici:-nliiirulion oi liwsv piclurcs unclvr llw supervision oi line- iile-rnry sponsor. Nliss Riimif-ll, was mformliisiu-cl imy iivlly .iznnv ffijonnvii. Bvlly .iunv Xvoeiivi. ,iunv Km-milf-r. .iau'i4 Brown, uncl Niirinm Egger. Al lliis lime' lim siwlrilc-s ily url f-ciilor. Belly ,iunv Xvoeliici. we-rv uiso suinnillr-cl lo liw Pngruver, Time slulil. ilIll'l' f'XilIlliIlil1Q VilTi0llS l'OVf'I' Ilf'SiLfl1S illlii if'illiH'I' Silll1piPS. fiPl'iCiPCi UPON il FOVOI' lilill wouici in-sl ronlpic-men! lin' resl oi lin- Annual. Vliilf' prinler lilvn ilIlIl0l1lll'l'fi luis cle-uciiim-. Tin' in-vlic' clnys ililfl sle1rlf'ci ior line' iilvrnry slnii. Xvrilvup assigw lllPlIlS XYUI1' ilillHif'Ii Ulll illlli fill' Sl'Yl'l'ili XYCUIQS ilii lilill l'0lliCi IK' ilfxilfil inl'0lll Rllljlll 70. wvrc- lin- moans .incl siggils oi clislrvsss-rl uulinors. Tin- slnli lypisl. .lane-l Fivnlingg, .xml svn-rni nwlniwrs oi lin- iilvrnry slniil. lgvlly .iunv fyijonnvii. louise- Clllflwf-ll, iX. i.nn4nsl1'r, .xvm illrr. I Broun, iimigson, ixiies f iunrv, XV:-slilvzni, IAIIIHRIIHIIIQII. iXinr'i':an lu Riilivll, i'ic'ming. fjiinnnvil, fi.xi1lxw'il, P, igqyqq-nglpr, lfggf-r. pngr' Fi ly lllll S,xR.xn XX'ru:NsilAl.1. l,oi..x NIAII lx1ARSIlAl.l. lfusillvss lA1tlllUgl'l' Assislunl Business lvluuuyyvf .incl Alarmia Xvacliler. spent all llleir illvlf l'-SCll00l liours typing ancl re-typing unlil eafli writeup was perlecl enougli to lme plarecl in llme Ucopyn envelope wllere only material reacly lor llle printer was liept. Tlle printer was yisitecl lor ronslant rliefliingf ancl ff'i'llE'CliiI1fI ol vopy. ancl finally tlme Gleernun went to press. lXlPilllNYllil? time lnusiness stall llacl lmeen worlcing lwarfl to olmlain PIl0llQ'll money to linanfe llxe yearlmoolc. Earll memlber ol llie stall laacl solicited aclcls lrom anyone wllo would listen. Tllese aclfls were llwen clummierl uncler tlme guicling' liancl ol tlie sponsor. lxlr. Ellenluerger. lmy Sarala Vvrenslmall. l.ola Nlarslmall. Rolmert Free-se. ancl lvan Birsif. Tlwe annual .lim Jain lurnisllefl not only a pleasant time lor llie student lnocly. lvut also luncls lor llwe Annual. Al ilu- encl ol llle year a ll. A. Dance was lmelcl. ancl all tlre annual pictures were given away. lwo at a time. to llaose attencling. Sinfe all worlx ancl no play woulcl malce tlie Annual a :lull organization, a picnin' was lielcl at llle beginning ol tlie year to lencl entlnlsiasm lor tlle ensuing year's worlc. AI time encl ol tlie year a larewell lvanquet lor cleparling seniors was lielcl ancl al tliat lxanquet. llle new vnemlyers ol tlme stall were lormally ancl 0tl1er- wise inilialecl. Finally flue l'lil1lll.X'.l. llie tlay wllen time Annual slalll presentefl tlie Gleenmn to llme sluclent laocly willi llw liope tlnal il would meet witli tlieir approval ancl llial it woulcl lie worlln' ol llleir aclrniralion as a recorcl ol tlif- sfllool year ol l04l. irsir, Aclauns, Nlr. lfllenlwrgvr, R. lrri-1-sv, B, Xxlolulelxer. SlCillllllll'l'i, l.utln-r, Renter. Pulrli. Page Filly one vlmrl NH RRI 'I'l lisvl x l.ox4.xn,u m.n l.rlilor .lswrirrlv ljrlilor Blll A llc-llv llon . . . llc-llv llop . . . Gr-l your llvllv Hop now.. . . . ull. 'lis H lilllllllill' rryl l'or nmny mnny ye-urs now lln- virrulnling nmrmgfvr or one ol lmer lu-lp:-rs lms lwvn slnnclingg in ilu- low:-r lmll selling pupvrs lo llw Slllilfalll lmocly. 'l-luis yx-nr nf-nrly pul an vncl lo Illis unluiling prfxvvclvrll. llorrilmlv lllougflll you my-lull ills lruc-. Y:-s. IN'l'illlS0 ol' Ilu- lnrlx ol' inlc-rc-sl on llu- parl ol llw sluclvnls in lmyinu' sulmsrriplions. lllv llvllf- llop wus prewliullly lorfvcl lo vloso up sllop. lvnr flown llw prvssvs enncl fall il il lmtl jolm. Nc-y1-rllu-loss. you suy. uxvv lmvv lllf- lk-llv llop now untl il is an lmigjgler uncl lu-Ill-r pups-r. llow climl all lllis form- ulxoullfn Tlmerc-lore. in us lew worrls us possilmlv wel slmll lry lo give- you an lmrie-l rf-sulnc' ol llw 1-Xrlllng ill'llVlll0i ol lllv llc-llc' llop lllis pnsl yvnr: b As you linow. llu' lirsl ol llw yvnr lmrouglll llw clvlmlf' ns lo wlwllwr lllc 5lllKll'lllS l'f'illly XYillll6'Il il S1'll00l pilpf'I'. ol l'0lll'SP lllixy XYillll il pillll l - xylno xyoulxln If XV4-II llwn. xylly clonll llwy sulrsrrilw lor il? fill xyvll, nmylw llll'y l0fQ0l lllf'll' IIIUIIUX. lxlillly Sllfll levlwle UXVIISPS XYUH' 0l'l6'l'l Cl. So ll1f'l'f' XYHS slurlf-rl an lligll prvssurf- sul:-s rmngmiggn. llw rvs lnlc' ol ilu- lic-llv llop. NI I llll9 ol X'X'llli'll XYOlllKl Cltxflllt' lllfx . lull lo lln' clvligjlll ol all l'onu-rnml ilu- iillllllillgll was ml s1u'c'e'ss. Anil llll'0llLfll llw gjoocl snlvslnunslmip. or slloulrl we my lmrguining ol llw eclilor anal llu- nssislnnl 1-clilor. lln- prim' ol prinling lllv pnpvr wus low:-rvcl lrom llmirly rlollznrs lo lxyvnly-lliyv clollnrs pc-r issue-. Tlwn owing lo llu' lurgc nmounl ol sulmscriplions lllllliflll mul will: llw nicl ol an l-vw urls lllc' lllllilllflill slalus ol llu' pupvr wus sum-lm llml llw lirsl vclilion was ulllf- lo llc' prinlvcl. llul cluringj .III lllis inlvnsc' snlvs rmnpnigjll our 5 ITUIJIPIII XYHS lJlill'l'Cl lN l'0N' lln' sc-lmool lmurrl. fmcl llwsv Qoozl pf-oplv flf-ville-fl llml il woulcl he lrugic' lo ulrolisll lln- srlnool pup:-r. So xyillu ioy nml gleuclnvss in our lu-urls we nnnounrecl llw glaul Iiclings llml Yr- fllrl Rollo Hop woulcl fonlinuc lo ln' pulmlislle-cl. fln-iln'1, lfirnir-. llc-rmvll, xlies l.4'yrl.u, xlzfloxyull, liflgilf, flnml, flnggins. NIVIJUIHIIKI, Nlosvr, l.uwD K. .N1lu'rlnalll. Xxlxnn, Rolrinsnn. llnye. lnnxlou. llrolzllmll, l. Excl.:-rllmll. llugr' Filly Iwo tlomrn lfiu 1 si ,lun s Oxon rum llnstlxvss tx1tIlllltll'l' rlssistunl Business lx'1lllIllfft'f Now tliat tlle linancial ttilliculties were seltlelt. tlme stall set to worla to plllJllSll a more interesting paper. New icleas were constantly wllirlingg arounct in tllis literary maelstrom. At tllis point leature eclitors came into lyeingf. xxlllilt are leature ectitorsi' lliey are simply several reporters or statl menmlvers clmosen lor tlueir gooct worlt to write leature articles. ancl to give out anct receive assignments. Anotlmer new aclctition to tlme paper was tlle column 'Turtle Comments On Sport. lllis column ctititers lrom otlmer sport columns in tllat it gives tlle lluman . 1 . ' . . sine ol sport. It is tlle reporter s own views on tlme game anct tlle players. tlaving lxeen very well receivect. it will no cloulut remain as one ol tlie regular sport t'0llllll HS. hllle most important anct evervpresent question in tlme minct ol ttle average SlllJSt'l'llJt l' is, MDC we still llave tlle firwesflropper column in tlle paper! to tliis we reply tllat tlmis year llas lJT0lIQllt a lmigger ancl lmetter column. You l'Clll6llllJ6l' tlle Sclloot Spirit iltlleme Contest tlmat we tlilil last tall. ctontt you? ,lille winning persons lrom eacll ot tlle tour classes. in actclition to receiving lla-ir season atllletic lxoolcs, tlacl tlle llonor ol llilVil1Q' tlleir tllenles pulxlisllett. Tllis was just one ol tlle arlclect attractions ol tlle paper tlxis year. b tn aclclition to maliing llme paper larger anft more interesting. tlle stall set almout to malie tlle paper more attractive. Tlley lmegan to use linoleunl cuts anct picture plates. At intervals ttle paper woulct come out entirely in rect or green inlf insteact ol ttle usual lxlacli inlx. From tllis account. clear stuctents, you can see llow tlle llelle ltop stall ancl its sponsors llave triecl. ancl we lmelieve suceeectect, in matting tlneir pulmlication tlli' lNxSt lgl llCVll0 SCll00l llilS S9911 lll lllillly El y0ill'. ljl.u,l.r. flrlmii YXIIA-Xh.,.' Hmwr. Sl-I,mil7,.r' Devin, Fells, llirelnus, trvin. ljotiul. lay-I., ltrule l:lltv tllree F. I,nln1.nI1.nln1Iu, I.. M .Intl-' I'IIlS'I' VIOLIN' I1 Ihuxh. f' IM-Im-1, II IJnnI.np, I., I-mn! M I2 Inav. M. Iulglln. L.I M.nNI1.nII. Il Ii-unvl, Il, 'I'.wIm SICITUNII VIITLIN' II III-Nqr, II Ihppnx, I7 KIUNIIV. Ib, Kunklr. V, MIK -'-- . I' Murlnm, I., Rm, M. Rnplrx V. Snmnnl. I, Wynn. 'IIIIRI1 VIOLIN. I.. H I I Iu.nlxlI'ncII. II, II, ku, 2 MI'Kl1lgI1l. V, N--.n1tt. VIUIJX: A .Ian IIASS' V. KIIII , ,.c It W.-MIIII-.4-I, 12, XXIIIX l.I'.I.I,U: I.. Aclu-lxn.nn I7 II.nr-'l!, II. lII.m, II, III M. I, I'l.nm'n', II, I.u'Iu Ii-I--Ig.-u. M. Sclumww, SI: mn. :mn .g sl .f. ... 'g-. . ' I ' . I.laIvnI XVIHII IS lIml wv Iwurf Nm. lImIs II- our orc'Ilc-slrn. svvvlxly-IIlrc'v IIlf'lllIlf'I'S in 11II. luning up. Illll'I'yIIlQ nIm0uI. prurlicing. II IImI all IIN-y cIo? No. IIwy procIum'c- IIN- goods. loo-volmrvrl Iimv, ronlvsl Iinw, in Ikwt. all :III Iinws II1cy ronw IorIIl wiII1 lnusim' XVPII NYU 'II II IRlI'I .I. .XI.I. A I rlI1 Iislc-ning lu. Conrvrt 'Iimv inrIucI1-s IIN- nnnlu1I CI1risImns Vvspvrs, in wI1im'I1 IIN' Chorus a1Iso pnrlivipulvs. IIIL' c'0nfvrI Io misc' IIIOIIPQ' Ior IIIO Irip. uncI II11- Spring Conn-rI cIurinQ NIusic XVHJIQ. vonlc-sl Iinw, IIlv 0rc'Iwslru InIxorc-cI slr:-nuousIy Io Quin pf-rI'e-rlion in playing ils re-quirvcI lllIIllIJ9l', ll Guuruny. Ivy A. CurIos CIOIIIPZ. Il ve-ry cIiII'iI'uII num'In-r Ior IIN- slring inslrumc-nls. IIN- sc-Ie-m'IvcI numIn-r, lIn- I,ursiIuI IXAIIIFFII. GIm'Iemn uncI CrnIssvvnv an sllrring pivrv oI IIuIy-CrniI musir Imy Ri1'ImrLI XVilQ'lI6l', IIISO SIIOXYPCI l'l'ilI l'IIOI'I. lIllIlIIll'l'. ii IICNN SPIPVIIQII Io us llnis ye-ur. Inns Iwvmnv an ,qrvul Invnrilc znnong IIW sIucIvnIs. I5c'IIOvlu' IIIQI1 was sllu'c'ssIl1I in IXXNQI-i winning II10 Ijislrirl Conlvsl wI1ic'I1 wus In-III ul I'ugv Ififly-four 1 CLARINET: R tlainphs-Il. C floncrlinan, A. Essex. .it Flfm ing. XV. Klimlwonh, D Simmcrs, U. NVelwr. FLUTE: G. Bauer. B. Blcrs L. Love, L. Ripley. OBOE: B. Brinker, V. Denny HASSOUN: B. Irwin. HORN: ii. Hurford, P. Himmel man, R. Himmelmnn, D Myit-rs. TRUMPET: D. Dxllinan, ,l Grant. D, Irvin, D. Rvcs, R Richardson. cl. Wcyman. TRUMBONE: P. Deuscr, K Fox, R. Kerr, XV- Vficlcs, DRUMS: W. Hcineman. P Pillow, QI. Ti-rims, A. Thnrnns. , I I 'JL-',4 f'ft-f vy'.4,..j .V ff -fist , z ,x 4 I I Bellevue on April 4, and at tile State Contest at New Castle on April 10, we a repeat perform- ance. Tlius we acllieved our goal and won Bellevueis lirst troplly in Class A. Several solo instrumentalists and small instrumental groups were also striving dur- ing time past year to win tlieir respective laurels. Tire soloists were Glenn Bauer, llute: George Concelman. clarinet: Bill Heineman, drums: and Clifford Taylor. violin. All tile soloists were accompanied by l.ola Nlarsliall. Glenn Bauer and Bill Heineman lmotli placed lourtli in tlie State Contest. Atl timesi' includes assemlvly eacli Friday alter- noon. wlien you are sure to liear Tim Tiumderer. Tire Black Horse Troop. Sabre ami Spurs. or anotller ol tlie 0I'l'llCSiTillS lavorite marcliesg intermission lmetxveen tlle acts ol' tlie Senior and .lunior plays: and linally. tlie music at our graduation exercises. Tlie memlners ol time orcliestra are very appreciative of tlle time and tlie llelp tllat VIWQGCII. as Nlr. Rutliart is lamiliarly lcnown. llas given tliem. Xvitliout luis splendid direction tiiey could not liave attained time lnigli pealc ol musical success for wlaiclw our scliool is recognized. Page Fifty-five F P- gnunrn-an 'T ALL ABOARD! Mixed lihulus 'titlis year lllitI'tif'll itll experiment in mixect UIIUFUS wortc. tt was ctefirtect to tlitVt' Ntixect L'tI0t'llS tJPtiOllN' a tiutt-erectit vourse unit students wtlo were interestect arrangent tileir StitH'Ctlltl S awordillgty. As a resutt, everyrtay cturing ttll' sixttl periuct. sturtents unrter ltle capatimte ctireetion ot' Mr. Ustrancter were ilearct exer- rising ltleir voeat rtlorcts. tt was tirom ttlis grollp ttlf' eontest ftltltl' was seteetect. Atttlilllgtl ttley were lteteateri at tilt' District Contests, ttlfw' are atreacty cteterlninect to cto a tmetter jolt: next year. itiilis system otiterect a new experience tor lllany stuctents wilo previousty tlalt in-en unatJte to iiinct tilne tor t'tlOt'ltS wortc as all outside activity. Nvittl a ctetinite time set asicte tor Ntixect Lwtl0l'llS a great cteat more voutct tue areolllptistlect anrt i A ss .L ,QE IINSI RUW: ttrvtlllt, tililftd, Sexton. Klltlt, ixtllltlnw. fxttuwkly, itltlulllllstlll. Xximtlter, fystrilllttvr, Rngers, Sfilllllett Sltloonml-r, Vtistltaristl. Silvan. firaig, ttf. t.ul'txtey. Xxlfvlliiltllt. SIVUNII Rim: Ntrlirax, StYtttttiltt'l', Amtallls, Ntltilligtut, Savage, ttnover, Ntitltlett, Xvintl-rs. Rntverts. firistltiot, Sens ttlrllllltvallgtl, t.oup, truill. tfgger. ixtatlus. Nt. ititlolllpson, Rl-ittv. Alnnll.. vtllltll Row: xtastl-rsoll, Yutsllln. Y. t.u1 tttm-N. Sexton, trolls, Renter. Keim. xItt1tlI'tlll'Y, xtaas, Ntl't'vartnll4t. lireiner, Berg man, Ross, firatutl-, ttoltgers, tin-en, ttntter. fiiiiespie, Xxtitts. - e - r - 3. -, , . -X - llt'R'Ylt Rim: tnrltalll, tv-llvoll. t. ttlonlpsoll. to. tiuolllpsoll, Rm-tate. t.lttter. 5.l'lI1Ilttlfti, IIIIIIIIIPIIIIRIH, .turptlyg clt'fl'k1't1 xtittvf. Sthlllllllll. xtttittl-Ill. tiatate. xtaslersoll. Bllllting. Xtcfxtee, Kinltt, tiristv. Xxiiltxs. programs oi greater variety eoutct tw arrangect. tt was not tiiae tormer years will-n songs were qllieixty tearnect tor concerts anct prograllls anct ttlell soon tor- gotten. ixtl'IIltJt'TS ot ttlis group witi t0ItQ I'ClIN'lllllf l' Sllftl songs as Kattlryllis Xx,l'ltfttllQ Hay. I Luirt ixte Down to Steep. Boating Song. tX'illll'l'll of tile Guurrts. Ot: Sing tinto tht' Lorft. l Know Ttull My I'29ll90l7l0f' Lives. Tile Nigtll Has ll 'IQIIOHSKIIIKI tfyes. llllft Tortrly VIWIIUFP is Ringing. rlwtlf' tast two were fontest winners: tile t.0l'llN'I' ot XYtltt'tl was tile requireft anrt tilt' taller tile seteetelt nulntmer. blqtlli activities ot' ttlt' CWIIUTUS were variect. VIQIIPTG was a picnic' tl9td ill tile spring XN'tttl ttli' ottler rilorllses, singing tor etlapet and otiler programs. anct participation ill ttlf' Conlmunity cNtll'tStlI11lS Program anct til? annuat Spring Convert. Singing at gractuation martiect an appropriate eiose tior ttlf' artivities ot tile ixtixect CSIIOHIS tor allotiler year. Page Fifty six l,lRSI Rum: U liru mn K11nkI1-, ll. l.11l11 Sl1'1wlv Row l,llllIl1llll Imam Row: l5r111L1-n. K . Rmlg l'1u'l1l I1 Rmx X. lrxxin IB I'1.1-r 'Huis 1 1 UN 1 mv'-l1J1 xonvx 1 1 4 , 11ppmxim11l1 x NK xen x 11r 11 1 M H 1 I l111li1-s xxlm pr1 N6 nlul 11 Nl: 1111- Slilgl 1 I 1'1-rls illlll 11m CN 11111 1 ll N I CXIIOFUS 1 ll 1 H 'm' 1 Yf'1ll' 11 S1-v1-nlx x 1 N rm nw x mm xx 1 1 N 1 1 llw slum xxllll HHH' l1n1Jr lu11rll1m1' IYIRNI Row N lm 1 um ul' I4 II I rm: I XY. R11 SIVHND Rmx 1111 x 111 Rulwrls 1 IIIIRII RUXY HHH lr rxlll 1 I 1 xlurpln x1v1 11 Bun II n Il l1-sl. ll lx r1 5 xx s1 1 1 11 1 J I.:-II In rigIuI: NI. I.. Niaimus, I. Birsim, ,I. firm-im-r, I. CIIIIIGTIUI, fiooli, .I. KYIDIHIIIVII, N III-nl:-r. K, .-Xniu-rnu.m, Fir. Irvin. I. XVI-IIs. I. Iiranx. II. Youll-s, NI. XX'.N'Inl1-r, Ilebeie Ieem 'I'IIis year marks IIN- seronci sureessfui year oi' Isf'IIl'X'lIl S Ile-Imle Team uncier III? cmnpr-II-nI KUIIVIIIIIQ oi ixir. Irvin. XVIIII Iive new llI1'llIIH'l'S IIIIKI seven oIcIer ones IIN- Ie-mn enls-rf-QI IIN' Forensic' I.c-ague, wI1ose suirjerl Ior III-Imle II1is year was IQPSOIIYK-'fl IIN1I IIN- power of IIN- fc-rI1-ral gow-rnnu-nI sIlouIcI Ill' IlIl'l'0flS0fl. Ilrooi oI IIN- popuiarily oi IIN- miuir was sirown Ixy IIN- Iarge group oi NIIIIICIIIS wilo suugill RIKIIIIISSIOII Io iI. JXIII-r IIN- new XVOIIICI-IDP-lII'IIilIOI'5 were IIIOSPII alworciing Io IIN-ir speaicing aIJiIiIv ami sriloiaslic' sianriing. IIN- worii reaIIy IN-gan in earn:-sl. Ifariy in IIN- season IIN- learn aIIerNIecI an Iournfnm-nI IImI was IN-IcI al IIN- Iiniversily oi' I'iIIsImurgIl Ior IIIII Iligil sc'IlooI :If-Imle IIHIIIIS UI. XX I'iII'I'II IIPIIIISYIVIIIIIII. ,I4IlI'y LIISU uIlelNIe1I IIN- coII1-ge cIeImIes IN-Iween IIN- I,iII I1-ann ami IIN- XVI-slern Reserve Uni- versily If-urn wIlim'Il was IN-III al IIN' Slepilen Ifosler IXIUIIIOFIIII. ,I.IN'II Ioiiowc-:I Iiours sp:-nI in lI1e IiI1raries ciiiigenliy Sl'ilI'I'IIIIIg Iior iniormalion. Every Page Fifty-eigIxI Nionciay evening IN-side IIN- VV:-cInescIay and VIQIIUTSCIHY aclivilies periods found IIN- Ieam vonslanliy gaIIlering inIormaIi0n, ciiseussing IIN- proimiem, wriling spef-CIN-s anti giving praeI'ic'e cIeI1aIes. 'TIM' B1-II:-vue puimiic' was marie ac'quainIecI wiIIl II1e Ieanl WIN-n il c.IeIJaIecI aI IIN- I.ion's CILIID. IIN- Calixoiic' IDIIUQIIIPFS oI Arne-rica, anti IIle I5f'IIf'Vll9 XVomen's CIIIIJ. AIIQ-r six monII1s oI Imarci work in preparing Ior IIN- Forensic I.f-ague CRIIIIPSI ils ciiiigence was rewnrcIecI Imy IIN- IIILIII ruling iI reeeiveci in IIN- I .Q-ague. TI Iiiiarious ,Iim .Iam slun-I, wI1ic'I1. ineicIenIaIIy. III I1igIl IigI1Is oi lI1e season were IIN-ir received I1onoraIJIe nN-nIion, and IIN-ir assemimiy cIeIJaIe wiII1 ROCIN-sIer. Tile IaIIer was reef-ivecI wiII1 gre-al enII1usiasln and inleresl Ixy III6 sIucIenI Ixody. TI1e Iac'I II1aI IIN' sIuLIenIs IIN-mseives asia-CI Ior more SllCIl programs proves II1aI cIeI3aIing is IJe-coming more popuiar wiII1 IJoII1 IGEICIICFS and sIu- cienls as one of IIN- Ieaciing aclivilies. Stage 1 few Art. wlleres tllal one-loot lla in . . . uxlenzemer. liow about tllose nails? . HR. B.. clicl tlie new lJlue paint rome? . . . Tliese are only a lew oilside remarlis ol tlte Stage Crew al worlc. ln tlie tliircl year ol' its organization tlie Stage Crew is slowly lieeoming one ol tlie most popular aetivities in tlie sellool. Tlie year IO40-4l lias pre- sentecl tlle most progress in tlle way ol realistic' sets. 'lille pleasant apartment room in tlie Senior play, Try It XMHII Aliceg tlle exeellenee ol tlie exterior patio in tlie La Conga Follies: tlle periocl set in ixiuster Pierre Poteling ancl tlle wealtliy sitting room in tlle ,lunior play, Stop Tixief. are all aelnievements ol wlmielt tlme Stage Crew can lie proucl. As it is one ol tlle smallest organizations in llle sellool, all memlmers are Carefully seleelecl. Alter a year ol apprentivesllip tlley Jerome lull me-mixers. Apprentieeslmip may consist ol speeializing in a certain pllase ol stage worlc, liglwting. painting, interior cleeorating. or aetual eonstruetion ol a set. Part ol tlwe erew worlc was the Construc- ing ol tlte setting for tlte Cllristmas Convert. Tlmis year a new ellerl was triecl-tlxe vliorus ljenelles were eonstruelecl into tlle setting to loolc like ellurell steps. Tllis year tlie sewing clepartment and Stage Crew eollalmratecl in producing eostumes and appropriate settings lor foreign plays. As a result ol tl'1is eooperation. more ciillieult worlc could lae unciertalcen anrl lmetter results proelueecl. The Stage Crew ol Bellevue Higtll Sellool is one ol' tlie organizations in tlle seliool tliat aids its members in lxeing Creative anal llelps to develop clexterily ol tlie llancl ancl minci. Kenny, Fir, Burrell, Jarvis. Putcli, Bauer, Criswell. Menzemer, liox. Page Fifty-nine Photography Club llo you rememlmer tlur announcements made every day telling wliicli group ol' camera cliclaers was lo go to tlie plwysics lalmoratory and learn a little more almout tlie canu-ra? Xvell, lliat was tlle lxeginning ol llu- newest organization in Bellevue Higli Scliool, tlu- Pllotograplly Clulm. Under tlie alile direction ol its sponsors, Nlr. Hittie aiul Sir. Gilliland, plus tlie lielp ol tlle lfastman Kodak Company, llie memlners ol lllis organization are steadily lmecolning adept pliolograplu-rs. llnul tliere is S0lllPlilIillQ lacli- ing!-fa darlc rooml Vvell. don'l worry, we liave one ol lliose loo. llp lmeliind tlie pllysics lalmoralory lllere is a tiny room paula-d lull ol' complete equipment lor de- veloping, printing, and enlarging any type ol picture. At llirsl llu- clulm met once a weelx in tlie pliysics lalioratory during activity period. lllll later on llu- meetings were lield every otller wet-lc in llu' evening. Tlu-se evening meetings meant tlial llu-re would lie a lmetler opportunity ol learning S0lItClilillQ without interruption by tlle dismissal bell. At time lirst evening meeting tlle enlarger. one ol time pieces ol more expensive equipment. was on display to lie explained to time pliotograpliers. Following tliis, a lecture sent by tl1e Kodalc Company was read lay Wir. Hittie. and Mr. Gilliland sliowed slides illustrating eacll pliase ol tlle talli. Ar tl1e next meeting niglit pllotograpliy was dis- cussed and also, tlle way to llold tlie camera, time proper lengtln ol exposure and other essential points were explained. Tlie art ol portrait pliotogfrapliy was talcen up at the llollowing meeting. Speakers were also secured wli N demonstrated tlie teclinique ol enlarging. At tlie end ol tlie year tlle memluers ol tlie Plnotograplmy Club are able to go out, talce, develop. print, and en' large pictures at little cost. This is indeed an economical organization as well as one wliicli provides ricli opportunities lor all wlio lilce plwotograplwy. l'n-siilenl - - - lfsvi 1' i.0Nl:AI5Al'K3Il Sf-vrvtory - lxIARY l.ol1lsla l:RANl'l. Yin' IIN'--illvlil - IQRXXIN lliriu ic 'fwrisunr - l'.u'i. Nluunn Page Sixty lxiarsimall. Loop, Nec-ian, France, King, Deuser. Kerr. Fox, VViclcs, Fleming, Buriorri, NIYPTS, HillllIlPlIlliin, SilIllll!'Y'S, ESSCX, RllPgl'f, KlinClW1Dr'll, lrlilyVV2'lYd, 'I-iiylfif, c12illlpiX'll, I:ft'l'SI', Xvelmer. Sic-inmarlc, Concelnmn. Bauer. Love, Biers, Dc-nnr-y, Dc-user, Kogiin, Heinr-nman, A. bliilllllliii. Seann:-ll. YIQUFIIS, RFPS, l.0llgHilHllgil, Cfiilll, l?iC'llill'KlSOIl, xxifylllilll, lyilllllilll. VlwllUlDilS, ivlarslmall, Ripley, cil'I'ClCl'll, lrwin. The Band Eacim Friday afternoon during football season. loyal Believueites timrong time streets to watcim time band marcim by on to tbe toot- ball field. A stirring marcim is imeard wimen time band proceeds down time field and again at many times during time game. At time lmaili our four lovely drum maiorettes lead time band onto time tield and tbrougim many formations. Alter time game, time band is cimeered as it marclmes baclc to scimooi play- ing time Victory March. Even 'before sclmool ended last year, time band members were organizing a bouseato- lmouse campaign for new uniforms under time supervision oi Mr. Rutimart and laitlmliui P. Nl. A. members. in time tall a tag day and a card party were ileld. Finally enougb money was raised to start buying uniforms. Eactm band member was measured lor a uniform and eacim drum majorette, for a imat. Soon time big day arrived. hTime uniforms are imereiu was a familiar cry uttered by time anxious band members. At time concert tbat nigiml timese uniforms made tlmeir lirst appear- ance and were accepted wimole-imearledly by everyone altencling. No otber neigimboring' scimoois can boast of time line. dastiing, red and biaclc military uniforms ol' our band. Time band is very grateful to all wimo belped us obtain our goal. to Nlr. Rutlmart. and to our cbarming drum maioreltes. Niary Louise France. J, Ellen Loop, Lola Nlarsimall. and Nlary Kay Nc-elan lor iimeir cooperation and support. Prine Sixh'-one RI XID NIR,-XDIZS X. Y. Z. Y A, ' NIJ XX'XI'I'IYCl! IIII: I'Al'9l' 'l'IIXI Rlfl RIQSIIIQSF Nil' 'IVI I. l 'SF IRI1I'l'Y .-XS -X l'Ii Il RIC. Pugu' Sixfy fwo H... I' 1 'lw SPURTS Boys' an Spri d Q2 G I 95 x 'Q XK 1-nag: Q n'a . L4 ini sxfi Y. , 4, Q X 4, K ,U fin I t ygfmr. .Q 7. Htl' F. TJ. ' fl' iv! Q Q 1 . s '7 Q ' ff f FUUT A Aff xxmu. , GA NX SXQN - , XXum Y N ' W.,aQi,.tr. N iv! ' , X . -V9 -LYNX ,MASK V H '5' 'wt' Coint iciinu wilt: liw in-giuning oi Sl'il00i is tiw iwginning or ioottmaii przu'tiCc'. l'f'lllliI'illLf long irours oi' iiarci woric. roopvration. anti patiem'e. twiiore a iormiciairie f-ievvn can laiic tile griciiron. I040 iounti tile- Buiiciogs with several Q-xperienfvci if-llvrnu-n ami many more eager ixoys. anxious to win varsity positions. Aiter a ivw praclicvs lim squaui was ciivicieti into two ciistinrt groups. Tim imariis wvrv uutier tiu' lutorage oi Conti: Zunciei, passing. iiivifing. and running. and liw iinvmvn unrivr tim walriniui Q-yes oi Wir. Sirope. Ciwargfing. imiofidmf. ami tarixiing. As tin- riays siippf-ci imy, tilt' pravlivvs cieveiopeci in earm-'stness anti important:- as lim piayvrs c'om'f'ntralvci on sigfnai rtriiis. firaciuaiiy. tile iinemvn anrt tmarics were iusc-ri into teams. Tire trend was now toward tile cteveiopment of team- woric witii f-if-vvn iwoys working as one-. ,i4iliS was a ciiiticuit tasic anct it SUFFGSSFLII me-ant a smart. ilarct-ililting lf-am. Al iPl1Q'tiI Coavil Zundei seiefleti iris iirsl c-ievvn imoys wino wouict now iw on ltif-ir own. ffmivavoring to display the train- ing! Qainc-ci in prarticc-. Tim iiciievue Buiiciogs were now reaciy for the l9'I0 gfrici rampaign. i'.lRS'l' Row: Kvnny. ixiiiivr. Daiivy. Ni. Slllitil. Niazvr, Nvvnan. tifigilf. .inilns0n, i'illtI'ililigS, Yost. Rvitivr. SIVUNI1 Rim: Xvoiiivirvr, Bm-iiv, Niitriu-ii. Dvlltn-r, XY' ri U lllilgilll. Xviiis. Air, Sinopf-. Q Illgt I, llllll, X UH, ixl1'Kl'l', XNVPIIUIIS. iI'il0IllllSUIi, ISHHYH, IIIIRIWI Row.: ixir. funric-I, R. Nnitix. Niuriie-ici. Niosr-r, Ilillllllvilllitll, Xvusiiaix, isurrir-r. t':IIgif'il-Gift. ixll'ciilftlIK'V, tiuulniu Niyiton, f unix, IYiIlliliP, ' Page Sixty-six I Br-Inrv llnr- qmnr' , Nu ruupvrnliml. 7. HUM llml Ilnv! Flush in ilu' Rullmrl nmnn r I0-I0 FOOTBALL SCORES I5I'l!PYllP HCI IPVIII' HPHPYIIC' 'SCI llnfllf' I3CHf'YllC BOHFVIIE' I5C'Hl'YlI9 IAC! ICVII? l'3PH?VlIC Avonworlh T - Dormont 20 Sewivlclf-y 6 Comopolis I2 - Craflon I2 - Oliver 0 Brentwood 23 - Avalon 0 Opponents 82 Page Sixty-seven IIN' 0IJf'lIiIlLf l'lll'OlIlllI'l' Ilillllli lgQ'iil'Yll0.S farciinai anci iriaria Qricirivrs viclorious ow-r i'!XY0llNY0l'iiI lininn. I2-T. ,lim iie-il piungjvci for lin- iirsl Iouciniown of lin- svason variy in lin- ganna Anoliwr IBOIIPYIU' srori- was nuiiif In-fi ixy an oiqisiciv pvnaily. ami simrliy aiivr- warcis Avomvnrlim sour:-ci on a iwauliiiuiiy l'Xf'l'llif'Cl scrvvn pass. Trailing .Nvonwnrlii ily a polnl xxilii four ininule-s lo play. ig0Iif'Yll1' cirow- sixly-iivv yarris lo svnci iivil ciasiling ow-r for lin' winning loll4'iicioxx'n. Nl IJVNN , ' l . ' lug gm, g,, l3,.ll,.,,,1. numlil framing rnlo lin- Dornmnl gjanw wllil viflnry uncivr lin-ir iwils anti rcvvimgc in iiwir iwarls. lin- iiuiiciogs is-ii imiorv lim Dornmnl powvr- IIOIISI' wilirii sfnrvci lilrvc- liinvs. linaimic' In ox'c-rroliw iiiis if-aci Bviic-vuv inugiil gjainviy anti in-ici Dornmnl in ils own is-rrilnry lilrougii- oul lin- svconci ilaii. lin- ionc Pmiiring laiiv filllll' UH il INISS ITOIII ililiiililll In cxilpiilill ljllllll. l,iilyilILf EIXYNX IFUIII IIOIIH' lgC'Iil'X'lll' ill'- low lmuwwnw Vin Pk XXIIIIUNS l.u'n NNN.-xx i'1RXX'lN ijIl'IKIR Unix. NIII.l.IIxIN in lim-iivvilr' Nquaii. -ii-Hin, p.iw-vlalriuilig iiinrixvr .uni ilmin luggi-ii iim'-immiu-r. i4'iI-ilniuivmi pansvr uinggfnmn. ni niivllsnw, iunxlnnl Iilrval. Puyr' Sixiy vigil! A 'lt l .Rui L7 ,. srl L., T .J,X.7 A V' Z? ,. Y' X7 Y' 'V , Q! -at at LAX L- at cisively llmunmped Sewiclcley 20-6 as Helt and Xvellons scored early on a plunge and lmloclced lciclc. Sewiclcley scored wlaen Bellevue laaclcs misiudged a pass. Time Bulldogs' last touclm- dowmm was tlme result ol a sustained drive witlm Helt again craclcing over. Bellevues nmany mistalces lmanded tlme game to Coraopolis I2-7. Except lor a last quarter louclmdown sel up lmy Dunnls long run, llme Bulldogs were olilensively dormant. Tlme line. lmowever. played a splendid defensive game lmolding time invader lor seven downs inside llme one yard line. Bellevue was lmanded a I2-7 setlmaclc at tlme lmands ol llme triclcy, lmiglm-geared Cralton eleven. Tlme Bulldogs scored First on Dunnis sixty-two yard touclmdown run. Tlmey con- tinued to protect tlais lead until tlme lzinal minutes ol play wlmen Cralton again rang time touclmdown register willm passes. ilqlll' Bulldogs completely upset tlme apple- carl willm a cruslming I4-O lriumplm over time previously undeleated Cjliver juggernaut. Flanaganis lmloclcing ol an Uliver lciclc set up time lirsmt score witim Yost racing sixty yards lor tlme otlmer on a pass from Tlmompson. lt was llme team worlc ol tlme cardinal and blaclc tlmat completely tumlmlecl the lmiglmly favored Bears. At Brentwood tlme Bellevue warriors tossed away several golden opportunities and witll tlmem time tmall game to a definitely interior team. Brentwood toolc advantage ol lour larealcs and tlme 25-I3 score does not represent time true caliloer ol time teams. Time traditional Bellevue-Avalon gridiron claslm lound tlwe Bulldogs ready, willing, and alale. as timey continually drove goalward. sending Helt over lor two touclmdowns on sus- tained marclmes. Flanaganls tmloelcing ol an Avalon punt set up time linal touclmdowns ol tlme season. Tlmis victory means more to a Bellevue team tlman any otimer. and stands lortim as a lolien ol gridiron supremacy. lm l LANM:AN .lm HELT BILL lXlllTCHI5LL I'lANK VVNUHRU PETE ,l'HOMPSON mulslancling dvlvmmsimr solved Bellevuels lulllsaclc capalmle veteran taclile. pivot man and mainstay lmis towering lcizrlcs were o ' nu sz -y nmanis niglmlmmr lc-nuinal. pailmll-mn. l lum 1lLl Sl'l l'INl.: lluz-ring, llriggs. Yisolwy. llolillan, lflanagan, llinnnl-lnian. llmlgar, Rolla-rls. SVANIIIN1-I llrinlunan, nmnagvr: vlilloinpson. Nlillarlanil, lfox, XXV:-llons, l.ullu-r, Rin-s. Dunn. lamlon. inanagl-r. Varsily livrlaring ilu- lmoys lo be llle lwsl sllols lo vonw unrlvr luis luloragje in a goocl many yvars, L.4OilI'll Zunrlvl saw llis carclinal rlacl lmaslwluc-rs carry ilu- Prvllcwllc- Bannffr lo nine 4'onsm'uliv0 virlorivs lwlorc' iniurivs lorrvcl llnrvc lu-y playf-rs lo llie siclclinc-s. illlmis. along willi luis own illness, seenwcl lo llmrow llu- uncle-rinannc-cl llull Dogs oul ol gl-ar as lllf-y clroppml close- gjainvs lo llic-ir llorougfli rivals. rlxvonworllu ancl xxvalon. l:or llxv liirsl llalli llw roarli liacl vlnplovvcl llw saint' svslc-in as ol' llle- ye-ar lwliorv. Ilnal Baskelhall is, lo allernalv lwo lf-anis lmy quarlvrs, lmul Heuringis lxrolien arm lxrolce up llxe sefoncl t'0l1IlDlllilll0ll. anal llxe usual single- rc-place' nm-nl syslcrn was clemnecl aclvisalmle. Dropping only one more llw resl ol llw sc-ason, llle lxoys rc-ally lmeggan lo llil llw largel, lxul il was loo late. Tlle fovelccl l.ion's Clulm ilqroplmy won lmy llc-llevue live years ago, losl lo Avalon lwo yvars laler ancl rf-gainm-cl lmy us lasl season is now in Avalonis possession. lmul willi lour varsily unclerflassmen rvlurningf. wc- llopv lo regain il in l0l2. flLr i fJ -fi fr ll: lux JWL' -J. VJ Dad 'llllf l'OR3lll3Al'ml.l'f l lVl'1 lloliluan, Ri:-s, ixlillarlnnil. ililionlpson, Visollu-v. Pam, Qam...iv I'.slg.xr nllvr lln- Imll, Nlxirlnisiu, fwl llml l'4'!1ullluH 'l'.,,3,,u P:-iv mul lulmny mlvr llu- Imnslwl pusy' I n 1 ninv-Ir-nllus nf ilu- Im BASKETBALL Hevue 33 Hf'YlI6' 'lvl HK'Ylll' 30 Ill-ww 37 Ht'X'lI0 33 Hf'Vll4' 38 HPYIH' 3I HPYU1' -I3 HCYIIC' 13 Hvvlw 20 HOVlll' 38 llc-vlw 30 HQ'YllI' -lb Hevuv 'II Iovlu- -II llc-vue' 42 Hvvllf' 30 - Hvvlu- 3H Rvnlly :mil nailing SCORES Slmlvr - xlillvulc- ffliver - Alumni - Slmler - lfvlsflzllv lfclgewoml V Xvvsl View Sowickley .'XV0l1XYOl'l!1 - Avalon - Nlillvule - l.ee-lsclale Eclgvwoocl - Xvvsl View Sfwvirmey .!xX'0IlNY0lAlIl - .Xvulun I7 N Xlnln-l', l,illm.u1, Xl. Smilln, llimlnl-llnun, Sll'lIlIIldl'li. Slllilll, lillllllvktlflll, lxl1'llYl'Ill1'Y, llnilvy, xlf'K1'4', llurlwll, llllfllvfll, lgvllillllilll, 1 QISVY, xl.lll.lQ1'rx: Knlllws, Illllllll, llltltllwlls ll1lX'lllLf mvrmmm- ilQ lIlll0l'llllhllK' slurl lln- lSK'lll'Ylll' llmll ling! Rvwrw- Sflllnlil. nllu lllI'4'l' wx-vlxs, xwllllgj inlu lI'lIi' lornn lry win mug 1-iglll lUllSl'4llllYl' LHIIIIPN. lnsingj lour ul llu- lirsl six fmrl llwn rlruppingj only om- nmrf- lln- rc-f-I ul llw NKNINUII. xxx- um my .ll lllvy lmw- lllllll'lll llu- l'K'lllllrlllOll lrllill llll l'RIN'llilllY lll llll' lll'l'lI'KllIlL2 IIY1' X'l'fll'N lll ldv' Yflll ill! Illll I'1'lmlll, llll' l2i'Si'l'Yl'S llilYl' M- r NIR. SIIUPI Flu. !l'NlllI, ll..- lxmiu- ln-lniml llu- lnmun l'..,.,. in.. luel onlx' live- Qmm-s in lour vm-urs. llI1Kli'l'1'lklSSlIl1'l1 llilX'l' Kll'Yl'lllIN'll llllll il XN'l'll lX00I'llIllilll'il Qfllllll illlil llhllly will play on llu' venrsily nvxl ye-ur. .Xa In lllu yn-urls vnrsily squml. lllvrv wc-rv lqvw lull Imys, so lln-y rx-livtl mainly on lluornmnsllip illlll f'lNllIl'illll'i'. XICYY ll0lll'f'illJli', illS0. XYAS llu- lim- spiril null sporlsnmns in vvvrx' lllSlillll'l' ol mlvvisimm. l5t'lll'Ylll lgl'llt'Vllt lg0lli'VllQ' lgf'lll Vllf l3l'lll'Vllf' l30llK'VllK l5l'll0YllQ' lgl'lll'VllQ' lg1'll0Vlll lgl'lll'YllQ llwllr-vuv A l5t'llf'VllC' - lgellc-vuv llvllvvuv ' I I . .H lnp clnsplanw-ml I0-l0 -ll SCORES Sllilll'l lxlillvallc Cl-llifs Sllillfll - lrvlsclnlc' lfclggvwoocl Cc-llifs - fXX'ill0I1 Xvvsl vivw - 5lillvul0 l':clg1vxx'oocl Xvvsl Vivw - Cvllil-5 .-Xxuxlml N V3 33 ll I0 - w nh 73 I0 I3 2, 20 20 23 20 Cheerleaders HAre you ready?-l.et's goin Again the familiar cry, ringing across the iield or through the gym at every quarter or time- out. makes us think oi our cheerleaders. in hlack skirts with hright red sweaters. they make a spiash of color as they go through the motions oi' our well-known cheers. This year, under the ahie super- vision oi hiiss Hoskinson, they worked hard to hring us new and hetter cheers. With eight cheerleaders, two iess than last year, they practiced at every availahle opportunity, trying hard to work up the pep our school should have. A demonstration was given at the pep meeting in the auditorium heiore the Bellevue-Avalon ioothall game. when those who attended raised the rooi with their shouts. Songs and a iew words hy some ol' the memhers oi the team topped the R ussr Ll, f:RAB LF Iglvtlfi CWIIUPYIPKIKIUI' evening and the next day the team marched on to victory. Another example was the Avalon-Bellevue haskethall game when the packed gym rang with enthusiastic cheers. The results werenit so successful on this occasion ibut at ieasl the spirit was there. Attending every game and meeting cheerleaders from other schools, our cheer- leaders provide a point oi friendly contact with our athletic competitors. Xvynn. Grahlv, Ackerman. Coggins, Neenan. Sclimilzer. Lancaster. lsfillklllilll, ll. l'lamangun. llnlilmn. XV:-lions. Xvic I 4 . , , s 0 I ,I 0 . ' r I 1 , . A .1 1 1 1 For ilu- sm-roml suc'c'c-ssivm- your. llu- lc-nnis if-sun, unclr-r ilu- supervision ol Nlr. lx'IilSOIIf'f, won llu- riglll lo rc-pre-sc-nl Sc-rlion III in lln- XV.l,.l.A.l.. cllznnpionsllip. liz-llc-vuv mc-l will: lilllz- Iroulmlx- in winning lllc- se-rlion lrom Avalon uncl lfclgc-woocl. llowm-vc-r, llwy were- Llc-le-nlc-cl lay lime- slrong, wx-ll-lmlmwc-cl Crulilon 1-nlry in llw plnyolils. vlillf' lc-mn ronsislf-cl ol lxlylf-s Slllilll, Xvillium Slcilt-s, Rnymoncl Avlis-l'n1au1. Roln-rl ixlfxlurlry, Xvillinm ixlunlxe-y, .lolm .lm'lison. .lurk lloclgson. uncl Russ:-ll Cumplx-ll. Hoclggson uncl Cnmplwll will he the nurlc-us lor nc-xl yi-nris squaul. ro gil 1 .Nlllrouglr an i'0lNllill'illiXilX' ni-xx spoil .ll lic-lli-vuv Higjln, Qolli is rnpiclly lmuonnw popular lill'0llL2'll0lll llw Sflllllll. IIN lc. in-In-ll lmy olr. llilliz-. llns lmcl nl lurg lurnolll ol' lmoys lluis ye-nr Ill. pri-vious Iwo yi-urs. A Sl'lll'KilllF consis Illf c-love-n Qmm-s wus playa- .lgmns -wirlcli-y. l.c-1-lsclnlz-. XV1-sl Yi x xon worllm, Avalon. mul Cioruopolis. 1 I0 ronll-sls ul llu- liifjlllilllli CNOIIIIIIN fluln lu- ilu- in-mn ronsislc-cl ol illIll0lS r llillif- is anxiously loolaingj lorwa n nr will-n ln- will lmw- up .ull vc-lcrnn oullll TENNIS 'I'l'fANl Slcilc-s, c'illIllllN'll, lmlisml. xir. ixlusunm-r. mnvlu: Nl. sllllill, Nlixlurlry, ixlmilu-y, N l + U1 DI ,lf 'I'i'IANI Nlr, lliilii-, umvllz' K1-nsvl, Pugc Sm-va-nly-foiir I IIIRST IQUXYZ St'llUUlNtVt'f, IDPIIF-l't'. Illtllllllft, l7t't'Stltt'I!t1 Hllllllilllt, I:l'2lHI'l' SIFUNII Row: Barrett, Vlwlmonmpson, tiara-t, Kenney, Dunn. VIQIIIRII Row: lfgger. ltiit-I-I. Bi-sser. tlznrimvs, llalrt, fr-ister. Gifts Athletic tliuh NAre you slaying alter sclmool lor lmasliet- lmall? Did you malce time team? Yes, tlmese lmave lmeen familiar questions. not only to actual G. A. C. menmlmers, tmut also to girls seetcing nmenmlmerslmip, and ttmus tmas time gym tmuzzed witlm activity ttmrouglmouit time year. Nlemlmerslmip in time organization is open to all girls accumulating time specitied mmumlmer ot points and receiving time vote ol time present memlmers. points are acquired lmy participating in an activity, matting tlme class teanm, and lmeing selected tor time Army and Navy teanms. Ttmis year lor time lirst time a junior organization was lormed. Alttmouglm time nunmlmer ol points required lor menmtmer- slmip is less, tlmis organization meets wittm time senior group and slmares in its activities and responsilmilities. Advancement from junior to senior group is only a matter ol- accunmulating additional points. G. A. C. menmtmers receive distinction lmy wearing wtmite gym suits wittm time lmlacti initials G. A. C. over one stmoulder. Besides lmowling and swimming during activities periods. time clulm lmas lmeld several social events ttmrougliout time year suclm as an annual lmanquet in December. Alter a delicious meal time new memlmers were tormmmally initiated and time old menmlmers lmonored wittm awards and letters. Also in Decemlaer time G. A. Cys. spent an evening wlmictm proved not only to toe wortlm wlmile lmut extremely interesting. Time girls decided to plan a Clmristmas party lor an Folks Home. ln addition to tmelping Wittm retreslm- ments and entertainment, eactm girl lmrouglmt a small gilt for some one ol ttme tlmirty men and women in time lmome wtmo were all welt along in tlmeir eiglmties. ln time community sing ttmat tollowed ttme planned program, all ol time old lollcs entered into time spirit ol time lamiliar Ctmristnmas carols. Upon receiving time gills, several ol time old ladies, laeing too grateful to do justice to time relrestmments. slmowed ttmeir appreciation to time girls tmy talcing tlmem around to ttmeir rooms wlmiclm were ttmeir pride and joy. Yes, time G. A. were surprised at wlmat an enjoyatmle evening tlmey lmad. Time Teaclmer-Alumnae Evening also proved to tme pleasant. Baslcettmall and volleytmall games were followed tiny a quiclc dip in time pool. wlmiclm needless to say, all enioyect. All memloers ot Girls' Attmletic Club will loolc tmaclc on ttmis year as one crammed lull ol new associations and good times tor everyone. Page Seventy-five - XXIII In mnlu 11' Ilmz lump IPIIIIIN Vlllllllil I Hi! ilu' NIH! 1-vs Pac 0 Svva-fnlv six .I . X 4IS PURTS.. Gym classes and after school periods offer a variety of activities to the girls of the high school. For at least two periods a weelc the monotony of the classroom is laid aside and relaxation from studies is enjoyed. Left, four, two, two, three, one. Does that sound familiar to you? T.hat's right: some poor girl is again having trouble in opening her loclcer. Several of the more fortunate girl-s assist her, and before long all are on the gym floor. After the roll is taken, activity proceeds. ln the fall and late spring months the classes lioclc out-ol-doors for mushihall, their favorite sport. :Ball onef, Soclcl Home runln A luclcy girl is finding her way around the hases. Some phase or another of this game is enjoyed 'hy all. The girls find pleasure not only in playing the game itself lout in talcing their turns acting as umpire. When the haslcethall season opens, friendly rivalry begins in earnest. During the gym class -the girls talce advantage of D--- Q....,.... every opportunity given to learn the tine points of the game. Under supervision of the G. A. C's., class teams are chosen to participate in the inter-class playoffs. De- veloping the qualities of fairness and spirit of cooperation, the girls play to the best of their ahility with the intense desire that their team may emerge victorious. Ping pong, volleyloall, aerial darts. loop tennis, and paddle tennis present a variety of enjoyment throughout all the school months. An opportunity for competition for girls who enjoy the less strenuous sports is given through the opening of a ping pong tournament. All loolc forward to this event with enthusiasm. Anyone may talce part and through the process of elimination a Final champion is determined. Regardless of what sports in which a girl may participate during her gym periods she receives pleasant relaxation and develops a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship toward her fellow classmates. NIR. POLLACK MR. SMITH Bellevue's stuclents will long rememher this Indispensable Twosome which is ever-reacly to lend a helping hancl. Cpening floors for late Comers, lceeping our school warm and attractive, spending long hours alter school sweeping up paper left hy careless students:-these are hut few of their services in our behalf. Mr. Smith will have a special plce in our memory as this is the last of his twenty years spent in the service ol Bellevue High School. Page Seventy-eight Pupul Fpvest Attltete - Best Dressed - Best Dancer Best Looking - - - Most Poise - Best Actor - - Best Disposition Most Criginat - Best Personality Best Musician - First to be Married - - - Most Vivacious Frankest - Best Leader - Wittiest - - Artist - - - Best Stuctent - Most Likely to Succeed - Girl ot Our Dreams - - - Answer to a 1VtaicIen's Prayer arily GIRLS M. Hummel J. lVleGewen O. Tislrlerieln G. Sterret - J. Kneeclter B.'Birnie - B. Birnie - B. J. Woettet J. Breen - L. lvlerehell - A. M. Rapp M. L. France M. Weelrter M. Wachter B. J. O,Donnelt B. J. Weellel S. Schneider J. Kneedler - J. Breen Page Seve ty Pull Bovs - L. Helihen - B. Clerk - J. Neenan - J. Greiner - J. Greiner J. lVleFerlenel - J. Flanagan - T. Johnsen P. Hirnrnelrnen - C. Teyler - T. Johnsen - J. Neenan - J. Newton - J. Hodgson P. Hinnrnelrnen - - ' J. Masterson E. Longatmaugh E. Longatmaugtm - C. Wellons HOW WE'VE PASSED THE TIME ADAMS, MARIAN Girl Reserves I. 2: Cabinet 3, 4: Student Council 3: Annual Stall 4: Ivlixed Chonxs 4. ADAMS. ROBERT J. Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 4. AVERY, LYNN Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Draniatics 3, 4: Student Council 3: Music I, 2, 3, 4. BARBIN. BETTY Girl Reserves 2. 4: Publications 2: Samuel Hamilton. BARET. DOROTHY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2: Girls' Athletic Cluh 3, 4: Girl Reserve Cabinet 4: Class Play 4. BARNES, RUTH Girls' Athletic Cluh 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserves 2. 3. BARREFIWT. DOROTHY Student Council I: Orchestra I. 2, 3. 4: Class Basketball I. 2, 3. 4: Class VoIIeybaII I, 2: Girl Reserves I: Cabinet 2, 3. 4: Trio 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4: Class Play 3. BENNETT. VIRGINIA Girl Reserves I, 2, 4: Belle Hop 4: Class Play 4. BESSER. BE'I'I'Y Girl Reserves I, 2. 3: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4: Class Play 4: Girls' Chorus 4. BIPPUS. RUTH Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4. BIRNIE. BETSY Girl Reserves I: Belle Hop 3, 4: Photography Club 4: Class Play 4: Student Council 4. BLACK, FRANK Football 3. BLASEK. ALICE MARIE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Debate Team 4: Photography Club 4. BREEN. JEAN' Senior Leaders 2, 3: Carrick High School: CIass Play 4. BRINKMAN, HAROLD Gold Team 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3. 4. BRUCE. ROSE Girl Reserves 2, 4: Mixed Chorus 2. HUNTING, JOHN Band 2--Cuinberlancl, Mcl.: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Mixecl Chorus 3, 4. CALDWELL, LOUISE Girl Reserves I, 2. 3. Vice President 4: Girls' Choms I, 2, 4: Annual Stall 4. CALLAHAN, MARY Girl Reserves 3, 4: Honor Society I-Conroy Junior High: Girls' Leader Club I-Conroy Junior High: Latin Club I-Conroy Junior High. CAMPBELL. HELEN Girl Reserves 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 3, 4: Pho- tography Club 4. CHATHAM. IRENE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Photography Club 4. CHESNUT, JAMES Fainnont High School: Boys' Choms I. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3, 4: Football 2: Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Vice President ol Junior Class: National Honor Society 3, 4. CHILLCOFIT, NORMA Girl Reserves I, 2. 3: Spanish Club I, 2: Girls' Chorus 2: Home Economics Club 2. CLARK. WILLIAM Hi-Y I, 2: Football I, 2. 3: Boys' Chums 3: Photography Club 4. COFFROTH. JAMES Class Play 4. COSBY, DOROTHY Girl Reserves I: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4. CRISVVELL, ARTHUR Stage Crew 2, 3. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. UANTONIO. DARIO Mixecl Chorus 3: Intramural Basketball 4. DENNY. VIRGINIA Girl Reserves I. 2. 3, 4: Girls' Choms I, 2: Orchestra I, 2. 3, 4: Band I, 2. 3, 4. DESSO. MARY KAY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3. DEUBER. ERWIN Football 3, 4: Intramural Basketball 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Photography Club 4: Boys' Chorus 4. DEUSER, CAROL Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4: Mixed Chorus I: Girls' Chorus I: Girls' Athletic Club 3. 4: Belle Hop 3, 4: National Honor Society 4. DEVIN, AUDREY Girl Reserves I: Student Council I: Treasurer ol Class 3. DEVIN, PATRICIA Girl Reserves I. DIODATI, ANNA MARIE Girl Reserves I, 2. DOLAN, MARY Girls Reserves I. 2, 3: Belle Hop 4. DUNN, JAMES Football I. 2, 3, 4: Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Track I, 2: Golf 3: Boys' Chorus 3, 4. EPPINGER, DOLORES Girl Reserves I, 4. ESSEX, AUDREY Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves I, 3, 4. FISER. MARTHA Girls' Chorus 4: Girl Reserves 4. FLANAGAN, JAMES Hi-Y I: Class Basketball I, 2, 4: Reserve Basket- ball 3: Football 3, 4. FLANAGAN, RICHARD Hi-Y I: Class Basketball I, 2: Reserve Basketball 3: GoII Team 2, 3, 4: Varsity Basketball 4. FLEMING. JANE ANN Girl Reserves I, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4. FLEMING, JANET Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4: Band I. 2, 3, 4: Girl Re- serves I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Annual 4: Class Basketball 2, 3. FRANCE, MARY LOUISE Girls' Athletic Club I. 2, Vice President 3, 4: Girl Reserves I. 2, 3: Program Chairman 4: Student Council 3: Camera Club Secretary 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus 4: Band Dmm Major 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Class Basketball I, 2. 3, 4: Class VoIIeybaII I, 2, 3, 4. FREESE, HOMER Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Belle Hop 2, 3. 4: Class Basket- ball I, 2. 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4. GEORGE, MARIE Girl Reserves 4. Page Eighty U war-.f - v HOW WE'VE PASSED THE TIME GRANT.. LORNA Orchestra' I, 2, 5, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4: Belle Hop'4. GREINER, JACK Mixed Chorus 3. 4: Boys' Chorus 5: Student C0llnCil I. 2. 5, 4: President ol Class I: Vice President ol Class 2. 5, 4: Hi-Y I, 2, 5. 4: Belle Hop 3, 4: Class Play 5, 4: Class Basketball 5, 4. HABEL, EMMA Class BHSICCIIJHII I. 2: Class Volleyball I, 2: Girls' Athletic Club 3, 4: Girl Reserves I. HAMMERLE. DORIS Girl Reserves tl, 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 5: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 5: Octet I: Quartet I. HANNON, MARY CATHERINE Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4. HARPER. KATHLEEN Girl Reserves I. 2. 5, 4: Girls' Athletic Club I: Class Basketball I, 2, 5. HELT. JAMES Football 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 2, 5, 4: Boys' Chorus 3. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Track 2. HIMMELMAN. PAUL Hi-Y I, 2, 5, Vice President 4: Orchestra I. 2, 3, President 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Basketball 2, 5, 4: Class Play 5. 4: Student Council 4: Band I, 2, 5, 4. HODGSON, JOHN Class President 2, 5, 4: Class Vice President I: Student Council 2, 5, 4: Tennis 2, 5: Annual 2, 3, 4. HOLIHAN, LEO Basketball I, 2, 5, 4: Gall Team 2, 5, 4: Tennis I: Hi.Y 1. HOLLER, MARY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4: Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4: Camera Club 4. HUMMEL, MARGARET Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4: Girls' Athletic Club 2: Secretary 3: President 4: Student Council 4. IRVVIN. VIRGINIA Girls' Chorus I, 2, 5,.4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, TOM J Football I, 2, 5, 4: Basketball I, 2: Track I, 2: Hi-Y 4. JORDAN, ELEANOR Girl Reserves I: Girls' Chorus I. 2, 5: Ivlixed Chorus 4. KENTZEL. ORVILLE Goll Manager 5. KENYON, DORIS ' . :M Girl Re erves I 2 ixed Chorus 4. KERR, MILDRED Girl Reserves I. KERR. RICHARD Orchestra 3, 4: Band 3, 4. KIRK, DOUGLAS Boys' Choms 2: Tennis I: Camera Club 4. KIRK, LAURENCE Tennis I: Camera Club 4: Class Basketball 4. KNEEDLER, JANE Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus I: Orchestra I, 2. 5: Annual 2, 3, Editor 4: Student Council 4: Class Play 3: Debate 5: National Honor Society 5, 4. KOGLIN, IVIELVIN Hi-Y 5, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 5, 4: Band 3, 4. PH.-m KRUKOWSKI, FLORENCE Girl Reserves 4. KUHL, VIRGINIA Mixed Chorus I, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus I: Octet 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4. KUNKLE. DOROTHY Orchestra 2, 5, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus 2. 5, 4. KUTCHER, MARY Girl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Class Basketball 3: Home Economics Club I. LAVVTON, ALFRED Basketball Manager 2, 5. 4: Track 2: Class Play 5, 4: Photography Club 4. LONGABAUGH, ESPEY Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Student Council 4: Camera Club President 4: National Honor Society 5, 4: Debate Team 5: Band 3, 4: Boys' Chorus I, 5: Class Basketball 5, 4: Belle Hop 5, Associate Editor 4. LOVE, LOIS Girls' Chorus I, 2, 5, 4: Band 2. 5, 4: Orchestra l, 2, 5, 4: Student Council I, 3: Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4, MAAS, HAROLD Boys' Chorus 5, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3, 4. MARSHALL, LOLA MAE Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I. 2: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 5, 4: National Honor Society 4: Band 3, 4: Guidance Committee 4: Instrumental Trio 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 5: Annual 5. 4. MASSEY. RICHARD Football 2, 5: Hi-Y 1, 2, 5. IVIASTERSON, JOHN Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4: Boys' Choms 5, 4: Ensemble 5: Octet 4. MCATEE, MARJORIE Girl Reserves I, 5, 4: Girls' Chorus 5. 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Belle Hop 4: Photography Club 4. MCFARLAND, JAMES Hi-Y I, 2, Treasurer 3, President 4: Class Basket- ball I: Reserve Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 5, 4: Student Council 2, Treasurer 4: Boys' Choms 3: Mixed Chorus 5, Vice President 4: Class Play 5, 4. MCGOWAN. JEAN Girls' Chorus l, 2, 4: Girl Reserves I, 2, 5, 4: Girls' Athletic Club 4: Belle Hop 5, 4. IVIILLIKEN. DOUGLASS Football 2, 5. 4: Student Council 4: Boys' Chorus 2, 5, 4: Mixed Chorus 2, 5, 4: Class Basketball I, 2, 5, 4: HI-Y I, 2, 5, 4. MITCHELL, JUNE Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Girl Reserves 2, 5, 4. MITCHELL. WILLIAM Football I, 2, 5, 4: Reserve Basketball I, 2. MORGAN, ELLEN Girl Reserves I, 2, 5. MOSER. MARTIN Boys' Chorus 4: Belle Hop 3, 4: Football 4: Class Basketball 4. MOZURAK, THELMA Girl Reserves I: Class Basketball I. 2. MUCHOW, EVELYN Orchestra 5, 4: Mixed .Chorus 5, 4: Class Play 3: Girl Reserves 3, 4. R MURPHY, PAUL Boys' Chorus 5, 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Photography Club Treasurer 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Reserve Basketball 2: Track I,'2. F:.J.h,.nm- HOW WE'VE PASSED THE TIME MYLTON. KATHERINE Cvirl Reserves 3. 4. NEENAN, JACK Football 2, 3. 4: Basketbali 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 3: Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4. NEWTON. JACK Class Basketball I, 2, 3. 4: Class Treasurer I: Boys' Chorus 3, 4. O'DONNELL. BETTY JANE Home Economics CIub I: Cuirl Reserves I. 2. 3, 4: Debate Team 3, 4: Annual Staff 4: National Honor Society 4. O'NEILL, JEAN Cvirl Reserves 4: Class Play 4. IJOWERS. NANCY GirI Reserves I, 2: Library I. 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club I-AvaIon: Library I-Avalon. RENTER. NORMAN Debate Team 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Annual StaIT 4: I'Ii-Y 3: Photography CIub 4. RIES, JOHN Student Council I, 3: Basketball I, 2, 3, 4: Track I. 2: Treasurer oi Class 2, 4. ROBERTS, ROBERT Class Basketball I. 2: Student Council 2: Reserve BasketbaII 3: Varsity Basketball 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Class Play 4. ROBINSON. RUSSELL Belle Hop 3. 4: Class Basketball 2, 4. RODGERS, CATHERINE Girls' Choms 3, 4: Cvirl Reserves I, 3. 4. SAXON. BETTY Girl Reserves 3. 4. SAXON, ISABEL Girl Reserves 3, 4. SCANNELL. HELEN Cvirl Reserves I. 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2, 3. 4. SCHNEIDER. CARL Orchestra 2. 3, 4. SCHNEIDER, SALLY , Home Economics I: Cvirl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Giris' Athletic Club 4: National Honor Society 4. SCHOONOVER. LUCILLE Girls' Chorus: Girl Reserves: Cvirls' AthIetic Club: Mixed Chorus. SMITH. ELOISE GirI Reserves I, 2, 3, 4. SPRINGER. STEPHEN Clarksburg, Wlest Virginia: Science Club 3, 4. STERRETT, GRACE LOUISE ClirI Reserves I. 2, 3, 4: Belle Hop 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Home Economics Club I: Student Council 4. TAYLOR. CLIFFORD Orchestra I. 2, 3, 4: Concert Master 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3. 4: Belle Hop 3, 4: Hi-Y I. 2: Quill and ScroII 3. 4: National Honor Society 4. TEATS, JOHN Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4: Band I, 2, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3, 4: Hi-Y I. I THOMAS, ALBERT Hi-Y I. 2: Class Basketball 2, 4: Band 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 3, 4. THOMAS. VVILBUR Hi-Y I, 2, 3, 4: OIIicer Hi-Y 4: FootbaII Manager 3, 4. THOMPSON. BENJAMIN Track I: Class Basketball I. Coach 4: Reserve Basketball I. 2: Varsity Basketbaii 3. 4: I'Ii'Y 2, 3. 4: Football Manager 2, 3: Football 4. THOMPSON. JACQUELINE Girl Reserves I. 2. 3, 4: Cvirls' Chorus I: Mixed Chorus 2, 4. THOMPSON. JOAN Cvirl Reserves I, 2, 3, 4: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. 4. THOMPSON, MARY GirI Reserves I, 2. 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2. 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary I: Girls' Athletic Club 4. TISHLARICH. OLIVE CvirIs' Chorus I, 2: C1irI Reserves I. 2. 3. 4: French CIub I, 2: Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3. 4: GirIs' AthIetic CIub 4: Octet 3. TOOGOOD, MARGARET GirI Reserves 2: Girls' Athletic CIub 4: Giris' Chorus 4. VISOKEY, RICHARD Basketbaii 2. 3, 4: Football 3: Track 2. VOELKER, IRENE Cvirl Reserves. WACHTER, IVIARCIA Chorus 2, 3. 4: Annual 2. 3. 4: Girl Reserves I. 2, 3. 4: Girl Reserve Secretary 3: GirI Reserve President 4: Debate Secretary 4. WADLOW. WILLIAM Boys' Chorus 3, 4. WASHINGTON. SHIRLEY Cvirl Reserves I. WELLINGS. ELIZABETH CvirI Reserves I. 2, 3. 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2: IVIixed Chorus 3. WELLONS. CHARLES Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4: Footbail 3. 4: Basketbali 3, 4: CvoII Team 3. 4: FootbaII Manager 2: P. A. System and Camera Crew 3. WHITE. GRACE GirI Reserves 2. WHIITINGTON. WINIFRED OirI Reserves 4: Journaiism 2, Samuel Hamilton: Volleyball I, 2, SamueI Hamilton. WICKS. WILLIAM Orchestra I. 3. 4: Hi-Y I, 3, 4: Boys' Chorus 3: GoII Team 3. 4: SamueI Hamilton, President of Class 2: Dramatic Club 2: Cheer Leader 2. WILEY. AUDREY Orchestra I, 2, 3: Girls' Chorus 3: CvirI Reserves I. 2. 3, 4: Home Room Secretary 2, 3. WILHELM. RICHARD Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Basketball Manager 3. WINGERD. LLOYD FootbaII 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Boys' Chorus 2. WINTER, RAYMOND A Boys' Chorus I. 2, 3. 4: ,Mixed Chorus 2. 3. 4. WOELFEL, BETTY JANI2. , ,.w. I GirI Reserves I, 2, 3. 4: abinet I: Annual Art Editor 3, 4: National Honor Society 4: Photography Club 4. WOHLEBER, WILLIAM Football Manager I. 2: Football 4: Hi-Y I. 2: Ciass Basketball I, 2, 3: Home Room Secretary 4. WRENSHALL. SARAH Mixed Chorus I. 2, 3. 4: Vice President ol' Home Room I. 2, 3: President of Home Room 4: Cvirl Reserves I, Treasurer oI Cabinet 2, 3, Cabinet 4: Girls' Chorus I. 2: Secretary of Class 2, 3: Annual 3, Business Manager 4: NationaI Honor Society 3, 4: Student Council Secretary 4. YOUNG, CLARA Bediord. Mixed Chorus I, 2. 3: Tri Hi-Y I, 2, 3: Craft Club 3: MusI1baII 3: BeIIevue. Girls' Choms 4: Cvirl Reserves 4. Page Eighty-two qiguignin-an-.gu1gu1..n1..n1.n1-.. .qnninnigninu-nn1ul1u1u 1.1 - 1 1 -. 1 -. 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORU American Shoe Repair .AA... Allegheny Trust Company Balfour, L. G. A..,,....,.,. ,...,. .........,.. ........ . Barber Under Donahoe's ...... ......... Beisel, Clifford E. ............... . Bellevue Market ......... Bellevue Pharmacy .......,.........,...... ......... Bellevue Savings 86 Trust ........... ......... Ben Avon Lumber Co. ,.... . Betcher Funeral Home .......... ...,..... Bishop's Shoe Store ..... Brant Oldsmobile Co. ......., . Brenner Studio ...................... Business Training College Carson, S. 86 Co. . ..,....,.,,.,,,.. Cookuhn Tea Room .,,,,,. Cray's Funeral Home ...,..... Daugherty, Edward T. ....... ........ . Denslow's Pharmacy ....... Duff's-Iron City College ...... ,, ....... ,. Evan's Dry Goods ............. 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