Bellevue High School - Reflector Yearbook (Bellevue, KY)

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ag, s 5 sc z .s Q it tlgitfptgittii v ti cw M16 im. ffm, Stxz K ' :Rn 'Rh EIU 'NNW Q sg, till. - I ss IIHI'-1.4 R fkciz ,U Q1 Xilllu Ku K Above: Don Giles in Chemistry Class. First row: Mr. Melvin Farley, D. Fagaley, D. Graham, Dave Culp, B. Yung, G. Mueller, T. Barnett, D. DoRemus. Second row: T. Rece, R. Smith, N. Turner, D. Petrey, D. Giles, C. Blersch, E. Bay. Third Chemistry Club The increased emphasis being placed by govern- ment and industry upon the teaching of science has helped to focus attention on high school chemistry and to make students realize the extremely vital part it plays in the curriculum. Members of the Chemistry Club through their class and related activities are striving to better prepare themselves to make a worth- while contribution to the scientific world of the future, Sponsor - Mr. Melvin Farley row: B. Cheevers, D. Frey, I. Rachford, I. Wiete, I. Hassan, P. Heister, R. Gossett.

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G Student Council weft Seated: L. Pemberton, R. Wuillemier, C. Gauspohl, B. Hendricks, I. Cavana, D. Pitzer, K. Weber, D. Petrey, E. Kiser, D. Graham, G. Wormald. Standing: Mr. D. Davis, F. Rose, D. Culp, D. Ernst. B. Iones. Student Council, which is made up of class officers of grades seven through twelve, meets once each week with the principal to discuss school problems and plan activities. Suggestions, plans, and various announcements are then taken back to Home Room groups the following morning during class meetings. Several campaigns and charitable projects were handled through .Stu- dent Council this year as has been customary in the past. Sponsor - Mr. Don Davis 'lttlzlf J' -'ffm POR misss P k . . N 3' vl xfNLSllT Far lelt: One of the money making projects this year was the sale of notebook and typing paper through the use of vending machines. Bob Iones is pictured at the left buying paper in the prin- cipal's office. Left: Student Council also printed and distributed free basketball programs as one of its projects. Iudy Trotter is shown here giving a copy to Mrs. Hinkel.

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I Illlll l XXUXI Pl li'-. lltt ttlel ,Z Librarians Above: Prod Rose ana Danny Boch make their selections from the well stocked fiction section. Reading Club An excerpt from the Constitution of the Reading Club sets iorth its purpose as follows: The Bellevue High School Reading Club shall have as its immediate purpose, the fostering of good reading habits with the ultimate purpose of providing through Above. Seated: Iudy Trotter, Pat Georgi, Miss Giles, Standing: Bonnie Lind, lackie Sasse, loy Tyrrell, Helen Fields, lanice Setters, Brenda Euller, Donna Trunnel, Each year Miss Nelva Giles, librarian, selects a group of students who assist her by delivering library notices, checking attendance, typing, collecting fines and by helping to keep the library neat and attractive. The entire student body enjoys Corning to the library and utilizing its excellent facilities. reading, a profitable use of leisure time throughout the life ot its members, by developing an ability and a desire to read for instruction, information, appreciation and entertainment. Sponsor - Mrs. Margaret Berqmyer