Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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FUTURE HCJNIENIAKERS OF AMERICA F.H.A, is an organization which attempts to promote a better under- standing and appreciation ot homemaking and its numerous satisfactions. It is open to all girls currently enrolled in Home Economics classes and to those who have already completed this work. This year the F.H.A, sold candy at basketball games, presented a skit for assembly, invited Dayton F.H.A. for volleyball, attended District meet- ings, had pot luck suppers, and staged an annual Style Show for P.T.A. y, 3 N Xi4P ' President ,,,,,, V. Pres. , Sec'y. Treas. , , , Reporter , , Parliamentarian Songleader , ,, Sponsor , ,, ,, Joan Zachritz Barbara Moloney Carol Pitzer ., Estelle Daniels Ruth Gauspohl Nancy Rechtin Charlene Ruwe Mrs. Alicia Kelly Marie Flora acts as hostess to mem- bers of Home Economics Ill as they study table settings and service. 46

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Charlene Ruwe, Ron Siry and Tommy Haynes in a dramatic scene from The Rainrnaker. OFFICERS Phi Pi's major production The Rainmaker was a venture into a new Ere? if s ' Jocks Bogks form of presentation at Bellevue-theatre in the round This very touch- Sedyres' ' 'i ' ighmey Bzlghgx' ing comedy gave an opportunity to a large number of students to participate -I-,eos g Y Jim Chase actively, not only as members of the cast, but as part of the behind the Sponsor , s 7 Mr. Don Schaefer scenes crew which is so essential to any stage production. ln a moment of comedy, the Rain- maker throws a pitcher of water over himself as he dramatically tells of the great need for rain. Terry Ot- ten, Debby Petrey, Ron Suter and Don Frey make up his tense audi- ence. 1 l 45

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