Bellmar High School - Link Yearbook (Belle Vernon, PA)

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7 junior and Sophomore Class Officers

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CSDFAOWQOPQ5 A group of versatile sophomores, some 161 students, bristling with energy and talent, entered the domain of Bellmar High School, labeling themselves as the class of '5S. Their ticket of admission was a promise to excell in school, scholarship and in the many extra-curricular activities. Spreading over a network of five rooms, the sophomore class worked its way into the hearts of the upper elassmen, faculty, and administrators. Already a recognized symbol of accomplishment, the elass of 'SS has proven its worth to Bellmar. The sophomore boys were well represented on our successful foot- ball team. Among the many boys that were on the football team, Bob Githens and Richard Babich were the only two to receive letters. Watch them in 'S3. In basketball, the sophomore boys also led the junior varsity through a favor- able season and occasionally experienced varsity action. Baseball, too, was well represented by the aggressive and agile sophomore boys. The sophomore lassies also displayed their talents, refusing to take a back seat. As cheerleaders, members of the band and orchestra, they brought out the real school spirit at games and assemblies. Among these were the person- alities of Lucille Coursin, Janice Crawford, Sheila Davis, and Wanda Winters. In other activities-Commercial Club, F.H.A., Art Club. Tri Hi Y, and the Science Club, the sophomores are heavily represented and always display the attitude of ready, willing, and able to cooperate. Scholastically, 66 entered the academic field, 66 the commercial, 27 the general and 2 chose the scientific. Of this group, 35 students continued to make the honor roll. Even highest honors Were bestowed upon S students. There are many other things that could be said about this class, but to sum them up in a few words is futile. They have learned to build for the future, working on the framework of their lives. They have laid a strong foundation and will continue Now it can be told, the of confidence and is without ship and scholarship. They endeavor at Bellmar. Their with the finishing touches in the years to come. class of '55 strong and aggressive, deserves a vote doubt capable of taking over the reins of leader- will further their laurels in the many fields of motto, We will concentrate on our efforts to achieve the most in the shortest possible time, is an appropriate one. CLASS OFFICERS AND SPONSORS Left to right: Mr. Raymond Helterbran, Mrs. Margaref Russell, sponsors: Sam Githens, vice president, lilaine Lazzarl, secretary, Joseph Lynch, presidentq Barbara Bulger, treasurer, Mr. Alex Trush, sponsor. First row Ctopb left to right: Janice Ackinclose, Lynne Aldridge, Vinccnvo Ambrose. Second row: Marlene Biagini, Janet Bialon, Samuel Bitonti, Third row: Marelee Ceccarelli, Fleanor Chilton, Fugene Conn. Fourth row: Judy Driesen, George Fedora, Delores Flowers. Fifth row: Tom Hackenson, Dale Hamer, Marilyn Hamer. Sixth row: David Krivda, Jeanie Krivda, Mary Krosoff. s F 4- 'N X-X s ....,, 5 ' r ' ff X 1 . 1 ss i-.il g ii X ,l ii Pi I i A , ,B 1 '