Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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HBRARIANS Above: Dorothy Seibert and Barbara Suter represent Bellevue High on the student staff of the local newspapers. Left to rlqht: Ken Rolfes, Rhoda Ackman, Bonnie Lind, Margaret Smelser, Miss Nelva Giles, lim Pauly, loan Poston, Gary Swauger. One of the most pleasant spots in school is the library. It is, in many ways, the very center of the school, cooperating with and serving every department. Pupils and teachers alike have the use of library facilities for both general reading and reference purposes. Attractive displays give a colorful note to the surroundings. The library continues its expansion each year with the addition of many new books and magazines and the re-binding of old volumes. With the helpful assistance ot the student librarians, Miss Giles is always ready to give aid to anyone desiring help in selecting and locating de- sired material. READING CLUB The Reading Club, which is sponsored by Miss Bergmyer, is one of Bellevue High's oldest organizations. Through the years, its general purpose has remained the same-that ot fostering a love of reading and an appreciation of the finest in literature. Its organization and meetings continue to be most informal. ee 'rxrm:m fwe f4e4 wnu'w zs ms-sf 1 f

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Officers President ,,,.,,,,,,,..,,,,,,,,.. Peggy McCarter Vice-President ,,,,.,...... Raymond Iohnson Secretary ,,.,,,,,... ,.....,,, I o Ann Delaney Treasurer , ,,.. ....,.,,.....,,, D on Pitzer The Hobby Club which re- places the former Nature Study group was organized by Mrs. Bennett in the fall of 1956 to answer the need for a club for the eager beavers of the Seventh and Eighth Grades. Among the hobbies of these Iunior High students are stamp collecting, nature study and model airplane construction. The club meets every Wednes- day at which time different groups take turns telling about their hobbies and exchanging ideas. Field trips to study nature at first hand are made when the weather permits. Oc- casionally the club members visit the museums of Cincinnati to broaden their knowledge of art in its many forms. HOBBY CLUB CHEMISTRY CLUB The Chemistry Club under the sponsorship of Mr. studies the role of chemistry in every day life and Melvin Farley is intended primarily for chemistry stu- familiarizes its members with the opportunities for a dents but is open to others interested in the related career in the very broad field of chemistry. sciences. The club, through its program and activities,

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Right: Miss Warren, Secretary to the Superintendent, has a capable group of girls to help her in her office. Left to right: Iudy Rohrer, Gail Gubser, Ianelle I-Iansjergen, Miss Warren. Seated: Diane Smith and Donna Braun. Right: The girls that Work in Mr. Flora's office are kept busy with various duties. Pictured here are loan Poston, Iannelle Hansierqen, Lucille Smelser, ludy Sorrell, Myrna Young and Earlene Oliver. 53 B. 1 sr! itil? ming ss li Handling Office Routine Lett: Rose Marie Schulte, Barbara Knarr, Shirley Wagenlander, Barbara Moloney, Dot Eggie, Sandy Klein, ludy Trotter and Lynn Thiery assist Mr. Klein with his many duties. Left: Ioyce Seyberth checks some notes with Mrs. Smith while Ioan Paston telephones and Carol Georgi puts some cards in the file cabinet. These girls all aid Mrs. Smith in her office. 5 Cv sg , Ns. 5