Bellpoint High School - Bellpointer Yearbook (Bellpoint, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1936 volume:

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A LM A M AT it R Let's give a rah for Bellpoint High School, And let us pledge to her anew, To her colors black and crimson We will loyal be and true. Let all our troubles be forgotten, Let high school spirit rule, We'l1 join and give our loyal effort For the good of Bellpoint School. It's Ballpoint High School, it's Bcllpoint High School, The school you'vc hoard of far and near, Come on ye old grads, join with us young lads, It's Bellpoint High School now we checr. Now is thc time boys to make a big noise, No matter what thc pcoplc say, For thcrc is naught to fear, thc gang's all hcre, So hail to Bcllpoint High Schoo1,Hail! v lt.. Q-'ff . ' Vx.-!,F1sr N. - fi' L 0. u In mp 5' ,fn 1 Af A 4 ..,:hh,N. A ww n . , . Q X abq, - -,.gfgfgH'.-.f . . 'Agp' 'ff gi -5,14- 5! ,fy if 1 - ,jq.4J , -vxflvwuwn ' ' 1 , ,A 1, gm' -.14 ,. - . My .lf L-,af-L M, 4 ! if , ' lv ,w.scrf Q 1 ' in ' ' , 'l,, .Qs ., ' , . I .,,- X+. --', y . , , - IV 1 r .1 ,I ' xl +A' :A L'-I' W i B , :Q ,-v. 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A, g.,-1 , , . .BQLHI f,,,fy,. .---,., .1 4 , ,Q my ix Vi-ti 2 . 13,4 ,?,f,, -1, 1-'-lm .333-?ggQ,,ig11: in .il . -X ,. .1-Gigi, I .- , RW, -4- ., 14.9 , ..Iv - - ' - Q ',21I'QQ'-Lf fl - fii-f-- ,,,. S ' , - - 5 Io- 'fif ff! ' 'Z ,Q -'-- j ,- K , ' 2' - . r 3---, -iw ., - g - .,:.1 -1 r - P , ,sf . S Av A , -I 4.11 -' V -' :Ga -', -: U.. ' I W . Y 1-Q, 11 1 .a ...rr vi., T l I5- x JMR r ---sg x,, Q2 fi THE ANNUAL Memories of high school days will live through all other experiences. This year book presents the school life at Bellpoint High School and is the direct result of much effort on the part of the senior class of 1936 to bring before the picture of nWhat's going this 1935 yearbook serve a reminder of pleasant a times and sound learning J. W ...7... public a composite on at schoo1.N May in years to come as sociations, good Salisbury. ADM1NusTRM'a0m SQHQQL AQTIWTQES ATHLAETIC S FEATURES x I CQ NYM U Vi? , b-gm 435W MUST MT 1 !f 'xxXAsX ff N A X if mx R T ll I - i lx ...9... FACULTY Mr. J.W.Sa11sbury t Miss Mary Elizabeth Mr. W. G. Scott, Prin Superintendent Fisher mas mann I. Ross d urs. Pauline Healy BOARD or EDUCATION Standing: Mr. S. H. Miller, Mr. E. A. Jcaes, Mr. E. W, Rutherford, Mr. P. J. Cone Seated: Mr. W. C. McCloud, clerkg Mr. E. A, Miller, Pres. -10- 3 r I ,an f'-I W2 5 '-,nm MI,-V -. Jah: In ' 1 ., wx' W' 3't 1 . - 1 . 1 . ., ,., - v ' - H , X , P .if .,.' ..s:n-4-,- 1, ,I fg ..ga,.jw A V . . a, K , ,.! l., F 'vw ws' W- 4 4 f 4129 -b - I - , is Fifi' if :QQ1 , . - - -Q' 9:5 '-Jafgf. ' 16: 1i4?'gi4,1. , ,X 1,, 4 Y' v L -.jfxpr . ., 1-13., fi p f-'1 'g'w2+ 4, .Brill 1 I xiii, 5, 13 is,-3:51, N. N if 1. '1' - 1 ..'11' 3 ' ' .' Q7SfQQ6 f:--FQ f .' I ' 1 1 .' V ,lf '.f4F'f1'i' 5 1 4 - , .,., W ' .l' 'f' ,1 1 .-1 f .- x ., xii? Wy ,,, J- r I ' f,u':iy1T ' x gif' x .Ili '- 3 xc ,ef ' .ff-1, ' . 11- 5 Q '51 'ffrf ' 'Q 1H'l3-,ffwvf gg: -. .. ' Q by 1 i ' , 171' X. . 'LMI ' A ', 21? 1- 14:2 'M ,r.- w. . 3' .' ' f , ' ff ' 'f ,. 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She teaches foreign languages, English II, English III, Home Economics, and coaches the girls' athletics. Miss Ross, A.B., who had formerly taught at Wellsville, came to Bellpoint three years ago. She is a graduate of Muskingum College. She teaches English I, american history, and Junior high subjects. Mrs. Healy, Music Supervisor, who has been with us for eight years is also a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan University. THE BOARD OF EDUCATION The community surrounding Bellpoint is deeply pleased with the interest which our board members have taken in administering our school. A meeting is held each month. Things are discussed pertaining to our school. The members are: Ellsworth Miller, President Stanley Miller, Vice-president Paul Cone Elbridge Rutherford Ernest Jones Clayton McCloud, clerk. ...ll-.. 51.1 A. 1 . -.Al :Q -,L ,,. .. Ni. 5,-1 .- -, , n .F B. -V. 111 'r, lb. gefdht. ,za - X . 1- Aly. Y, , Q9 AQ AM I 97, YQ jlygijyf ,. 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'l Kuff' JW , q ,V K M- 1936 M- e '?Hv- . F KN ,.. K ' K -zz- 7. f X 'N-- 's x . X div 'Fx AN -ff A .X H. ' . F- W 24. QD ., A fx- 1' f SENHQKS -1 LL... 1936 DO More --- Wish Less Yellow Rose Green Gold -15- J.. . J in 'TH' I . 4.1 , in h Y wg- N g..'11'1fI +11A:m:.a5 ffm- 'f-5 'v ,my ,ya - f -'lf 5'f'f'. 'E Nb.. J, .rj 'ga Jqv .f . Q 4 . , :.q,,,L. ,1 I, pl'-ja , ,i,Ii! , An.-'fw-1L 1 Q-frifngf' :Z ' mil.. .. K v , Y , ,ww 'if AA ras, Darlene E. Dunlap 1936 Alice Easton Frances Mae Freshwater Abe D. Kilbury Betty Jane Rodgers Esther M. Thomas Gertrude V. Webster Wray Sabina 1 . ., n f 1, L L.-.E.V:fXf'.'.,- .., .I .V . - .- - N 'L - I . i 1 Q, 3 ev? 4.- 4-E ,Z SM L1..f, a X I f .xl 1 U43 Darlene E. Dunlap HHer ways are ways of pleasantness And all her paths are peace.N Glee Club 1,2 3 45 Athletic Association 15 HThe Importance of Being Earnestd 35 4Room for Tenn 45 Operetta 45 Annual staff 4. Aliee Easton 4Serious and well-behaved Never any trouble gave.W Glee Club l,2,3,45 Athletic Association 25 WRoom for Tenn 45 Cperetta 45 Annual staff 4- Frances Mae Freshwater nvoid of all deception She speaks her mind without hesitation.4 Class vice-president 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball l, ,3,45 Athletic Association l,2,35 4The Importance of Being Earnest 4 35 'Room for Tenn 45 Operetta 45 Cheer- leader 35 Feature editor of nThe Peintern 45 Student Council 45 Annual staff 45 Office assistant 4. Abe D. Kilbury wif all fine fellows he's one of the best, nd hels worked for his school without any rest.4 glass secretary-treasurer 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball 2,3, - Athletic Assoc tion l 2 ' 4The Importance of Bein Earnestu Z5 nCyclo'e SallvU,45 6Room for Tenn 45 Editor gThe Pointern 5 Associate editor of annual 4. Betty Jane Rodgers 4Among the highest in her class Betty is a studious lass And when a woman looks so kind Some youth is walking close behind.4 Class president 2,45 class secretary-treasurer 35 Glee Club l, 2,3,45 president of glee club 45 Secretary of glee club 35 Athletic Association l,2,3,45 Secfy-treas. Athletic Association 45 UThe Importance of Boing EarnestU35 URoom for Tenn 45 Operetta 4' Feature editor of 4The Pointern 35 Sec'y of Student Council 3,4. Editor-in-chief of Annual 45Office assistant 4. Wray B. Sabins nTo argue is his main delight And he can do it Wrong or right.U Watkins H.S. 1,25 Glee Club 3,45 Glee Club librarian 45 Basket- ball 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Athletic Association 3,45 President of Athletic Association 45 UThe Importance of Being Earnest,4 URoom for Tenug Operetta 45 Student Council 45 President of Student Council 45 Annual staff 45 Office assistant 4. Esther M. 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'. 544, fwfr. 111535, -2- I 15751 if-Lia 21-' 'N-:I- F-1, 5' Gertrude V. Webster USometimes I sit and think, Other times I just sit.W Class president 33 Secretary-treasurer 43 Glee Club l,2,3,Mg Baseball l,2,3,Mg Athletic Association 3,Mg HThe Importance ' f U ' 4' C' culation of Being Earnestn 35 NRoom lor Ten 4, Operetta , ir Manager of WThe Pointern 33 News editor of nThe Pointern Mg Student Council 3g Annual staff M. .fix ixi ai-.z--Q ,,,- F L4,1g is Q X w.:?7g' -L. , Q fig . x 2 f 2 H K Xa ,N I .Rus ' J Xf ' 1. I if 0Mu::I sExfnjii 1: - '- I I . .V.vU, .,i ,iv xx . 4- ... .4 I, . - ':-- I- I '. .. ...H-,2 3: V ., ,LA iq2L'- Lf' . ' f' 'x..---V' ...1 8... rfxllfsf - pl .nm ruff. HIS ICAO! Our school history is divided into three periods: Ancient, Medieval and Modern. The ancient days started back in 1924, when we were under the authority of Miss Staley for two years. There are only five members of the present senior class who were among the fifteen who started together. In the third grade we were fortunate to have Miss Heekleman. In the fourth grade we changed teachers again. It seemed as if the teachers didn't like us. Miss Furniss was our instructor that year. The year of 1928 was the beginning of the medieval period. Miss Monson tolerated us for two years. In the seventh grade our teacher was Miss Staley a sister of our first and second grade teacher, and in the eighth grade, Miss Thompson. The modern history began when we were green freshmen. There were eleven of us who entered this period. Nothing very eventful happened to us as freshman except that we were initiated by the Sophomores. In the Sophomore year we had the privilege of initiating the Freshmen. As sophomores we made more progress for we realized that there was a group lower than we. Our Junior year, being a rather big year, kept us busy. We gave the community a large Hallowcfen party and dance. Our class play, NThe Importance of Being Earnest,H was huge success and we made enough to give the Seniors a very lovely banquet at Old Chase Tavern, in Worthington. By this time our class had decreased to seven. Maybe we were small but we were nighty. At last our school days are about to end. We now have a class of eight. The Juniors gave us a banquet, April 17, in the Junior Rose Room at the Hotel Virginia in Columbus. This was followed by a dance at the Cavalier Room. The Seniors worked very hard on an annual this year, an annual production which was begun by the Seniors of last year. Our play, URoom for Tenn, and our commencement activities have kept us very busy. The old tradition of getting school rings was adhered to. 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After leaving this old friend I went to Bellpoint and put up at the Boyd House, reputed to be one of the best hotels in Bellpoint. August 2, ' In the lobby of my hotel I met one of my old pals, Wray Sdbinsf After conversing several minutes, I asked if he was staying here. To my surprise he informed me that he owned the jointF' I-Ie insisted that TE go up and meet Mrs. Sabine and little VAsaW and WFreddie.W On entering I was surprised at meeting one of my old classmates, Darlene Dunlap. Mrs. Sabine, it seems after leaving Bellpoint became a famous dietician. Later while working in the 'Boyd Housen, Cupid shot that fatal, final shaft. Our conversation was interrupted several times by little nAsah and WFreddieW trying to Wbreak me of the habith with a bean shooter and a toy cannon. I spent the rest of the day trying to close a business deal. This forencon after leaving the hotel I took the subway to the Soldiers' Home, erected by President Landon for the veterans of the war of 1938. 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'N' -br xy! 7131 . f - -. ' - --1 p...fft-.f-wf'?1,--Y gf :Q , K 1 P f ar- ,lw ,Q 5.-.s?1. ,.,r V .. A. L ,I-'i' .v-. : - -- -- f ' .- 'em .3-5-2:-'E-:fLf1 i,H'1dl'afi . . M , .FVQLZL August 4. Today I crossed the great Bellpoint Dam built on the large Scioto River and went down Moon St. to the Comedie Francaise, the largest opera house in Bellpoint. It is built on the site of my old Alma Mater, the centralized High School of Bellpoint's smaller days. Here I met Madame Thestra Mathoas, known to me as Esther Thomas. After Esther graduated her rise was very rapid. She first became known as one of Major Bowes famous amateurs and she is now one of the country' most famous opera singers. We returned to my temporary office at Maple Grove, on Main Street. Esther is planning to divorce Jackie Cooper, famous star of the talking pictures. She is suing him for 82,000,000 on the grounds of non-support. As her attorney I shall make preparations for winning what promises to be the most sensational law suit of the century. I am planning to go back to New York for a few days study and then return to Bellpoint for the law suit. ...21-.... 7 S CLASS WILL We, the members of the Senior Class of Bellpoint High School, of the Glass of 1936, of the district of Bellpoint, County of Delaware, State of Ohio, said to be fairly sound in mind, do, make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament: Item l 2 3 4 5 Item l 2 3 4. To all oncoming classes, but especially the Juniors we heartily bequeath our present standing with the teachers and our financial status. To the sophomores, we Ubodaciouslyn donate our subscriptions to the Literary Digestg long may they study! To the Freshmen, we bequeath our good times and hard work, our knowledge in the higher subjects and the great pleasure of seeing us leave. To the faculty, we do hereby agree to give all notes taken during class, our great respect and gratitude. To our Alma Mater, we bequeath the memory of all great physical and mentabbattles fought in her behalf and all scrap paper found in vacant desks. II - Generous and overly talented members of the Senior Class make the following bequests: I, Gertrude Webster, do leave Ioan you blame her!D my mustache and Packard to whoever wants themg my giggling ability and bri ht remarks to - Cer - my error, nobody wants themgg my famous and outstanding work as various secretaries to Grace Proutyg m good looks to Virginia Rutherford Cmore fame to herg. I, Darlene Dunlap, do bequeath my bus to my sister Albinag my French accent to John King fgood riddance of bad rubbishjg my ability in debate to Vernon Geller fthe spice of life is the battlelg my way with the men tO Rose VOnMoegen. I, Esther Thomas, do bestow my steady boy friend to Ora Nebbg my graceful walk to Jean Gooperg my business ability to Gladys Firmang my Mae West profile to Freda Thomasg my sex appeal to Jessie Andrews fMay she gain the popularity of the late Huey P. Longb. I, Wray Sabine, do hereby leave my - er - ah - er - ah speaking ability, er, ah, I mean, to Beale Fryeg my good grammar to Robert Poling, my position with the Thomas Girls to Harry Foreman Csome guys have all the luckjg I would extremely like to have my all-Union- county guard position Wfetchedn to Bobby Thomasg my various and sundry offices futureg my melodious voice commonly reputed as having between a Commanche Indian -22- to the unlucky people of the to Beale Frye - who is a voice similar to a cross and a fire siren. , W 5 lk -f 3.- -:Hg -!l f,.3f WZ'?V'E554fNF - - ' 'Tit'Lf1'PY17A I'51F'3T'-MYR 1T'5:5?9?f'3? : '?'fT 73'.4 'T! '7' '-'i'12if- W 1 - 4 1 1 - F Lf. ,Ml , ' , -Q ' ' -f ' 11 4' ., v ,., , A . ' 'V ' X , 1 ' ' xv. 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I, Frances Freshwater, bequeath my lOc vocabulary to Dorothy Staleyg my sunny disposition to Grace Prouty fwhat a giftlg my self confidence to Jessie Andrewsg my ambition to nurse good looking men to Gladys Firmang my flippant manner to Maryalys Thomas. 6. I, Alice Easton, do bestow my vocative ability to Alda Hayesg my driving instructor to Ora Webb fremember Ora a bird in the hand is worth two in the bushlg my History grades to Miss Rossg my timid disposition to Joe Boylan. 7. I, Betty Rodgers, leave my interest in Abe to Jean Cooperg my position as school marm to Bill Kilburyg my blushing ability while getting weighed to Gladys Firman Cwe're both in the same boatb' my collection of class rings to Virginia Rutherford ZA bushel basket included? . 8. I, Abe Kilbury, do hereby leave my good times to Robert Polingg my carefulness in driving to Beale Frye: my Dizzy Dean inclinations to Vernon Gellerg my attendance record to Jessie Andrewsg my ability to argue in class to Bill Kilbury. In Witness thereof we set our hand and seal to this our last will and testament, at Bellpoint High School, this first day of April, nineteen hundred and thirty-six. CLASS OF 1936 The foregoing document was signed by the Senior Class in our present and we hereupon subscribe our names as attesting witnesses: Mary Elizabeth Fisher Beale Frye ff 'T '7 'QZTZ 'T??i 7, - .le -T 52,2 - fyxxx X f ff ' X x TLs r-. X TNNNNX H Qu R gg dig x X X.X R 'Bi .. . 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Then the father returns unexpectedly, dons a simple disguise, registers as a guest in his own home, and in the general excitement goes unrecognized. Of course, all ends Well. The Cast: Mr. Scott, the father ..... .... John Miller Ted Scott, a likeable rich young man . .Abe Kilbury Lucille Scott, a girl unspoiled by wealth , . . .Betty Rodgers Mrs. Turner, Aunt Jane . . .Frances Freshwater Stella, highly romantic . . . .Esther Thomas Walter, who likes Stella . . .Wray Sabine Tom Morey, Lucille's fiance ....... James Thomas Mozelle Adams, typical newspaper woman. .Gertrude Webster Mrs. O'Brien, an Irish woman ...... Darlene Dunlap Doris O'Brien, her daughter ....... Alice Easton Barry Appleton, her fiance, likeable . .Robert Poling Mr. Fisher, government official . . . . .James Webster lgh- we L xkii N 1 . Q Y -G X-. 'ifvnlnqjxu 1 6 - - .5-114- fzff, r . A K ,A tj- ik.-.5 J- :V W l , hr: v -. 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The officers for 1934-1935 were: president, Jessie Andrewsg vice-president, Jean Cooper, secretary, Dorothy Staleyg treasurer Beale Frye, sponsor, Miss Fisher. In the fall of l935 there were nine members in the class. They found themselves in the junior year which afforded lots of fun and work. The class planned the annual Hallowe'en Carnival which was given October 30. They worked hard, under the direction of Miss Fisher, to make it a big success. They were awarded for their work with way. The contests, They a large attendance which helped them out in a financial entertainment for the evening consisted of dancing, and concessions. have their class rings and are very well satisfied with them. Probably the biggest event of the year, as far as they were concerned was the play Udyclone Sally' which was presented December ll, 1935 in the school auditorium. The play contained an abundance of action and a wealth of humor. The cast and director spent much time in preparation for it. There were the posters to be made, the stage scenery to be arranged, furniture to be obtained, in adiition to all of the memorizing, which proves that they found work to do as well as enjoyment in the work. The cast included the following: Jack Webster - owner of the Webster estate .. .. Reggie Manners - a young Englishman . ...... .. Beale Frye Abe Kilbury Jim Jerkins - courted twenty years but not discouraged ............. .. Wray Sabine Willie Clump - Sue Bascom's beau and world's Sally Graham - Cyclone Sally ................... Jenny Thatcher - The object of Jim's persistence Ruth Thatcher - whom Reggie would like to have.. Effie Varden - a cute little neighbor ........... Vivian Vernon - the belle of Cedar Point ,,,,,,, eighth wonder ............. 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After this delightful banquet a very interesting program was given in the form of Hschool Daze.U The Professor ......... . Beale Frye Public Speaking Class . . Betty Rodgers , Wray Sabins History Glass . . Gertrude Webster Music Glass . . . Esther Thomas Gertrude Webster Leona VanGundy English Glass . . . . . Dorothy Staley AbeKilbury General Science Glass ..... . Jean Cooper Detention Hall ......... . Mr, Scott Remedial Course for Seniors . . . . . Mr. Salisbury Recreation Period - lO:3O-l2:OO ..... After the program, all joined the dance in the Cavalier Room, on the main floor of the Hotel. Some danced while others played games. The officers for l935-36: ' President ..... . . Beale Frye Vice-president ...... Grace Prouty Secretary-treasurer .... Leona VanGundy Sponsor ....... . . Miss Fisher -2 g... L 43 'fiwlhi . 3 1 533-5945?-1549 -WK., 50-Iliff Mfr: mmm, 9121411-bawab fR'3f.w5f f,4fff:'f, if-1: Zi vi igizmwi QDJFIQ . X!bli'zfQ,?:15 !q.uImm! .. - 'ISJQFE Bai!! ,, - ,N -, ,.,-. N :.,, .M 11 5 ' T v' Q ' ,. , I, ' 'hz . w- 'g 'rl ' I 'l 5, I I I A rl -,J tix-2re r -:ow mnmn L L 1- ., 3:zfa1:ig e'f:2-:anti . 'ta mira-as za' -'genera :sal s . 4 . Q , !0l.'.W+a71H- I 4 . xl .M . ,'Q.1I'p: 5 iw , .,,.,. A ., '3,g5it:,,. ' ,4o.i..,'l .gt ,Z , 1 M, ni'g,L',f.T2fE . er..- ff .-Z.' FF '1-T,it'i:n 12 -- -,-my ,L -1 u U l,.- uf: Ui..X,E,,, 5: ' -3- I 1. 1 -- . V,-',v,.-. V..-ff vig L , 2560 .17 ,-v. 4. -- A - -1253s -- 2- - , .. 5 ? 4-52-'wie ' . ' mx- . I, ' , .V 'V.'2+'.- vf iigjf L f 1' 1-.4-711' ': ', 71TI'1af- S3fQf'Q75'-' , 5- : , . ' ' 1 . 1.2, .u 1-' .v.':,a- H , -N 1,3 1f.'v egf.yfw z ' L ' ,. ' 5 H? W f f1T-2'-.fifvfm I A vi A YK , 1,1 - Raimi 5 H 1 . d , . ,...,,,,rQ5':'Y' a f?'1'HvfF ' L , VA 411- X 4. 1 1 J jgrlgj-12 11' Z.i1'f',z,-img A- ' 'gi .. L.flxi'.g-.LS--SX V ' W -L-:Mi A .. vs. 1 .' .-.1:!1..w vu. -' -A -wi-L fain -L. SOPHCDMORLES Back row Qleft to rightj: Robert Thomas, Merle Macklin, John Miller, James Thomas. Second row: Miss Ross, Albina Dunlap, Garline Moore, Bernice Young, Mary Healy, Mary Freshwater, Robert Poling, Vernon Geller, Mr. Scott. Front row: Maryalys Thomas, Virginia Rutherford, Eileen Webster, Miss Fisher, Rose VonMoegen, Mildred Shively, Susan Shively. The Class of '38 came into high school in the fall of 1934. In the class, the largest in the high school, there were seventeen students. Their initiation, which was sponsored by the Sophomore Class, was taken in good spirits, since they know that the next year they would have the fun of planning the party. The class officers were as follows: President, Mary Healyg Vice-president, Maryalys Thomas, Secretary, Bernice Young, Treasurer, Virginia Rutherford, Representative of Student Council, Maryalys Thomas. In the fall of 1935 they returned to school feeling quite dignified because they knew they were no longer Uthe green freshmenn. They still have seventeen members in their class. The class planned the Freshman initiation which was held September 27, 1935 in the Bellpoint High School auditorium. The Freshmen took their initiation in good spirits, a fact which pleased the Sophomores greatly. The class was well represented in athletics: John Miller, Robert Poling, James Thomas and Vernon Geller were on the basket- ball and baseball teamsg the girls played on intramural basketball teams. They are now working hard to have a good baseball team this spring. The class officers for '35 are as follows: President . . . . . . . . . . . . Virginia Rutherford Vice-president . ..... . . . Eileen Webster Secretary-treasurer . . . . . . . Mary Freshwater Representative of Student Council Bernice Young -2 9... 4 .iii-f 1:1-13 , . 'waili- . 'I 2 .ra ' -PLM '- 2 :- 4 V:-Q1 .nb A 1 I E!-'F' wk 'M I ,Qi H9554 fs pf. 'W fifdfnffltf 15' +14 3- .,s,?f '. Amr :13 1,4 . ,, j 33,--1. 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They were commonly known as the Nfreshiesu and the initiation was held September 27, l935. The class was represented in sports by Bill Kilbury and Joe Boylan. Several girls played intramural basketball and were on the baseball team. The class officers are as follows: President. . . . . .... . Bill Kilbury Vice-president . . .... . Freda Thomas Secretary-Treasurer . . . . Adele Von Moegen Representative in Student Council . . . . Joe Boylan CLASS OF' V939 fi ff ffgrfzf o r ff ' as all qiL2J XXXNF o XfdiETx5!i hxxxbsygs 1 f-'H'-M' X' f X.. -.5 'D i' X ' I 'I N v Q55 xx - -. N . A-I .. . .' K -. ' 1' . X F ' N. V' xii Q54 over A RRIVED -3Q- 3 7' Q I' LUJ DFUVEFLQ Bellpoint is very proud of its record in safety. The bus drivers take great care and precaution in discharging their duties. They guard and protect the lives over which they have charge. For the benefit of the drivers as well as the students a safety talk was recently given by a member of the State Highway Patrol. The owners and the drivers are as follows: Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Owner Driver Jack Sodders Charles Shively Clarence Frye Earl Hinkle Arnold Jones Jennings Jones Harry Staley Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Jack Sodders Paul Jones Clarence Frye Russell Healy Arnold Jones Jennings Jones Harry Staley C . all -...., V-, 1e:311i,w.l1. 3 Sensi sue flrpijqffyegj .--.-W-0f'Ef3..Xm---1 ---Q---.-Qi' -h1- f-'Tp--x. fr: -X .-gx., 1,5 x , ' 1 .. .--X f X 'I H Q ' 1' XX. XTX IAM' Xs 7 f? 2 .- K 5 g 'NX XXX A :ll , ,fx e It Xxkffx fu X f! Yi 5 K'-Nswiw, Q E 39.5 q.'x N-v.,J f if 2' 1 3 . ? x 3 ' M I 5 Xia K 1 H f a KB x E WX K 2 1 R x l 2 ti XXX X g X Q L5LEZlfTlNVfJfif1T 1ES W 'I 'Q I H1 G I S i 1 , , w , I 1 4 1 , 1 1 ...31- Tmitm uw 733 - , M, gf x .ge E 21. 6 I, 'A 7 ' wh if ,A S .W 'H 'V 1 ,. . . A 'Q . V k.. . Q- ..x -. .QQ i 4 ..L- ,, NA , I ,, ,,,. Q 1 i W -it ww X X ' 4 '1 - X ' L . 1Xf:XVXX .WX 2. 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' Y X 2 THE POINTER The 1934-1935 staff ave the Pointer a good start. During the schoom term of 1935-35 the Bellpoint paper staff has edited five issues of the Bellpoint Pointer. Many compliments have been awarded to the school paper. It has been educational for the students as well as a point of contact for outside people. The staff includes: Editor . ..... Associate Editor . Business Manager . Advertising Manager Feature Writers . News Editor . . Music Editor . . Humor Editor . . sports Editor . Alumni Editor . . Circulation Manager Faculty Adviser . Abe Kilbury Leona Mae VanGundy Beale Frye Jean Cooper Maryalys Thomas Frances Freshwater Gertrude Webster Mary Healy John Miller Bernice Young Harry Foreman Dorothy Staley Grace Prouty Miss Fisher The Student Council, during the second year of its existence, continued its work of solving school problems and boosting Bellpoint. Through out the year this group has held frequent meetings. January 4, 1936 they sponsored a High School-Alumni dance. During the year they have been responsible for several assembly programs and have offioiated at school functions. Student Council members are selected by popular vote in each class. Passing grades are required in order for them to retain their positions. Officers and members are: President . .... . Wray Sabins Vice-president .... . Ora Webb Secretary-treasurer . . . . . Betty Rodgers Frances Freshwater - Dorothy Staley Bernice Young Joe Boylan Faculty Adviser .... . . Mr. Salisbury -34- .JP 'N :M -' .A .l. . 13,1 - 13- ' , s ' - Q.-JV, W - if A b - ' ,L 1, , ,.. f '. .N .41- K. ,. '!x '1. ?f L, ,Uv H' ,.,. .'e1.' , 3, 1: , A,.u'5, '- -, 'ifqlff , ,, ., iii 5.1,-31.1.1 n 5 Win 9 A .f,- Q3, .. .shi -1, '.,b,,,,,. ,. g fl '1-:AL - I ': Ili' ' .QL L k..4 . , Q. . .. ' .. , ML. r, . .. ..w . ,.4. 5 ,i fl -J ,I ff ' Q I T711 I' slant Le' , K, dw JA, JH m, P. K TJ 1 rg? 9 i ff I. . nj , .- 111' 45- 4 ' 'A . rl' MQ 5 ., li- . 54,-5 .. 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VW4 LMS f,'ziilV'frJa-Cifyffi, nam: i'f.32,A.hLAS, Luft ?1.c.UiLgi,1.wML.:3, coigul. the moorea. 1.5.5 .W ,J lp, U' 3 -rl'f'g,a, .mfr , 'T' f '. if vi.. E. gr M- 4 mn., 11, Vp . 'x 1 . - L'iq, , J lf: ' V fy- , Lfgig Q if fag Ei jn,iS?vKe 22 -aqui ?'-2'3 lf'lv -3 Q 2'L5SgV?:, 5. 55L ?Fff1 'fl 5-2165 tififh , X gigfff ' 7 .1 'fy T11 'F A 'f 52 i' a,, 1 .w HOME EC ONOMKIS This year the Home Economics class has been unusually active For several years now the girls of this department have greatly benefited our school by serving hot lunches two days a week during the winter months. In addition to the lunches served the girls of the Glass have made several additions to the equipment of the school. New curtains at windows and doors were purchased, made and hung in the kitchen and girl's dressing room. Curtains around the stage were made by the girls, as were all the group dresses and sunbonnets for the operetta. Several minor pieces of equipment have been added in the Domestic Science Department. Though this has taken much time, they have in addition to constructing several garments for themselves or members of their families, completed units of work on Textiles, Home Decoration, House Management, Child Gare and First Aid. THE SCHOOLTWINS Frequently at Bellpoint School you can hear someone say, WHey, you over therein or, Wsay, you Shively --H. Now, of for our several alike? course, this is not the usual manner of address classmates, but you know at our school we have pairs of twins - and don't you think they look If we are not wrong their order in the picture is Mildred Shively Susan Shively Delmar Pounds Dorance Pounds Janet Richards June Richards Jeanette Moore Joan Moore -33- O X N. H HCI. , I Q.,- .- m L, 1 fp-u . P - - Qjjfll. 1, , 5371 - ,N 4. -f,,. ,, . ' 5, Q'w P .1fi'1 ' f Uk vt- t. V, V ijfifx h gm- , K., :2'v,g ' ' ,er -Hg., , ai. 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'V I l' ' V, , V V w TQQSUQ 1. A- . g p 4 X X , ' ' '-'L -Q,.s- 4 ,A A ,w 5 a, I 4'.lAW Hl EE, dgv, 'Dial a Q I This year our Glee Club including both girls and boys, were as usual, under the direction of Mrs. Healy. We have enjoyed music very much, singing many new songs and working hard on our operetta Usunbonnet Sue.W It seems as though the members of the Glee Club have taken a greater interest in music this year than in previous years. We have enjoyed several parties given at the school house by the members of the Club. Every member had the opportunity to take an active part in the musical programs and games which were a part of the year's music work. The Club was well represented at the annual Spring Festival which was held at Gray Chapel on the Ohio Wesleyan cam March 27. pus: The program consisted of several numbers presented by dif- ferent schools and of several numbers sung by the All-County chorus directed by Mrs. Denton. The All-county songs follows: Lovely Appear. . . . . .Gounod WSIB 38 Hey-Marinka . . . . . . .Bohemian Folk Song Where e'er you walk . . . .Handel The Heavens Resound . . . .Beethoven Classical numbers which were played by the All-county orchestra, directed by Mr. Paul Stevens, are: Andante from Surprise Symphony Norwegian Dance . . . . . .Grieg March Militaire . . . . . .Schubert County Superintendent Main gave a welcome and appreciation of music. All schools concerned work the festival the great success which it was. The operetta HSunbonnet Sueu was presented at School Auditorium, April 29, by the members of the -35a discussed the hard to make the Bellpoint High School. 4. 12 'Q WI Ji -hr :ul P' E! 'vial 425 pA'Y,.Zg' 'I' x x iw X, If wghafi Q , 'b L1 ' 'Mx 41,55 'LP . 517251 'fy M 'V 1' ' 1 Ng ' 1 N I WT! iight Q34 . ' , ,ij-Hu If Lim J I Jul . X ,fs Aff 1 A 553' 1 7.1 ' 54 Zi , 4 ,Q N Li QE? 4-'LE' Fu QL -Q 72 .q . 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P. ,pu 1 1 f 4 V'fw09 H5e 'iii 'N lJ0'wffE fiflur damn 1aotsls.t'9j l ' fw .fu me wr-mn .wimpy ' lf ..arst1qawQ,m'z'i alumni Q5 M . 10- s - al fan-fanny! . , , is- A 4. nf V. '. 4.5 . Qlfqiiligxfllgi f A U naauqmm rm mziozan Q uw Qzsinikiaf ' ' W iw? mffwrffosi iff ' .' ' 5 -tsl It dbh!! unsafe: nam il? M1UftU 05 i f1i5if.3'Q, bitmnam um' wwe -fw:npgif1a:l 'Jn:hra'8N-9 .165 fizffgjgra 4 ?0'14f'P 451' M 20 www Q-rv -fd .QS rw A i' ' A V1 ' . - .N . it A . .A':q ',.- 7 The chief character is a Sunbonnet girl who is an orphan of musical parents, She is under the care of Scroggs who tries to make of her a household drudge. Sue after much persuasion by different individuals finally has the opportunity of entering a singing contest which is sponsored by Mrs. Coleman the president of the State Federation of Music Clubs. There are several con- testants among shom is Sue, who is able to enter the contest through the kindness of Mrs. Coleman's daughter, Barbara. Sue wins the prize. Bob Coleman, the president's son falls in love with Sue but she doesn't wish to marry because of her poverty. The Constable, who searches the Scrogg's home finds a deed to a town lot in Los Angeles which belongs to Sue. This proof of property removes the barrier fromSue's mind and she decides im- mediately to accept Bob's proposal. The characters were well portrayed by the following cast: Miranda,I-Iiram tgc Mrs. Meadows' daughter .......... Dorothy Staley Mrs. Meadows, President of the local music club. Betty Rodgers Luella Lumpton, a village maiden ..... .......... Leona M. VanGundy Hiram Meadows, a kindly farmer . ............ ' .... Robert Poling Evalina,Abijah a Mrs.Scroggs' daughter ...... ... Jessie Andrews Reuben Mcspavin, the village constable's son ... Merle Macklin Ezra Mcspavin, the village constable ........... Vernon Geller Mrs. Coleman, a Wealthy patron of music .... .. Esther Thomas Bob Coleman, her son . ................. .. .. John Miller Barbara Coleman, her daughter .... ...... .. Gertrude Webster Jerry Jackson, Bob's'ohum .... ........... .. James Thomas Susan Clifton, The Sunbonnet girl .......... .. Virginia Rutherimd Mrs. Scroggs, Abijah Soorggs' better half .. .. FrancesM.Freshwata Sadie Simpkins, another village maiden .. ....... Ora Webb The girls' songs and dance groups: I. Bernice Young, Eileen Webster, Maryalys Thomas II. Jean Sabine, Alda Hayes, Albina Dunlap, Adele Von Moegen Freda Thomas III. Alice Easton, Gladys Firman, Berdena Pounds IV. Hose VonMoegen, Clarine Moore, Mary Freshwater V. Mildred Shively, Susan Shively, Grace Prouty, Darlene Dunlap, Florence Conroy, The boys group: Joe Boylan, Billy Kilbury, Bobby Thomas, James Webster, John Macklin. Music Director ...... Mrs. Healy Dance Director ...... Miss Ross Costume A Makeup .... Miss Fisher Technical director.. Mr. Scott Business Manager .... Mr. Salisbury Much credit should be given to the girls of the Home Economics Class for their work in making all the sunbonnets and the group dressesg and to Mr. Scott for the building and painting of the new state extension and all the fences and trellises. ...37.. The chief character is a Sunbonnet girl who is an orphan of musical parents. She is under the care of Scroggs who tries to make of her a household drudge. Sue after much persuasion by different individuals finally has the opportunity of entering a singing contest which is sponsored by Mrs. Coleman the President of the State Federation of Music Clubs. There are several con- testants among shom is Sue, who is able to enter the contest through the kindness of Mrs. Coleman's daughter, Barbara. Sue wins the prize. Bob Coleman, the president's son falls in love with Sue but she doesn't wish to marry because of her poverty. The Constable, who searches the Scrogg's home finds a deed to a town lot in Los Angeles which belongs to Sue. This proof of property removes the barrier fromSue's mind and she decides im- mediately to accept Bob's proposal. The characters were well portrayed by the following cast: Miranda,Hiram d Mrs. Meadows' daughter .......... Mrs. Meadows, President Luella Lumpton, a village maiden ..... .......... Hiram Meadows, a kindly Evalina,Abijah d Mrs.Scroggs' daughter ......... Reuben Mcspavin, the village constable's son ... Ezra McSpavin, the village constable .. ..... .... Mrs. Coleman, a wealthy Bob Coleman, her son Barbara Coleman, her daughter .......... ... Jerry Jackson, Bob's chum ............... .. Susan Clifton, The Sunbonnet girl .......... ... Mrs. Soroggs, Abijah Scorggs' better half .. .. Sadie Simpkins, another Dorothy Staley Betty Rodgers Leona M. VanGundy Robert Poling Jessie Andrews Merle Macklin Vernon Geller Esther Thomas John Miller Gertrude Webster James Thomas Virginia Rutherimd FrancesM.Freshwata Ora Webb of the local music club. farmer ........ .... ..... patron of music .... -.. village maiden ......... The girls' songs and dance groups: I. II. Jean Sabine, Alda Freda Thomas III. IV. Bernice Young, Eileen Webster, Maryalys Thomas Hayes, Albina Dunlap, Adele Von Moegen Alice Easton, Gladys Firman, Berdena Pounds Rose VonMoegen, Clarins Moore, Mary Freshwater V. Mildred Shively, Susan Shively, Grace Prouty, Darlene Dunlap, Florence The boys group: Joe Boylan, Billy John Macklin. Music Dance Conroy. Kilbury, Bobby Thomas, James Webster, Director ...... Mrs. Healy Director ...... Miss Ross Costume d Makeup .... Miss Fisher Technical director.. Mr. Scott Business Manager.... Mr. Salisbury Much credit should be given to the girls of the Home Economics Class for their work in making all the sunbonnets and the group dressesg and to Mr. Scott for the building and painting of the new state extension and all the fences and trellises. ...3 7.- PTA. The three big factors in building childhood are the home, the school and the church. The Parent-Teacher Association is vitally interested in all these institutions. In the Parent- Teacher Association, the first two of these have been brought into close relationship. There is great need for the parent to have knowledge of the methods, the procedures and the problems of the teacher in her attempt to educate the children. On the other hand, the teacher is greatly benefited in her work with the child if she can know and understand the family background and early training. Thus the personal contact which the P.T.A. makes possible gives each, the parent and the teacher, the opportunity to better understand the child and his problems. This contact in recreational as well as educational work, fosters a feeling of good fellowship and cooperation between the parent and the teacher. We have, for several years, had at Bellpoint a prosperous Parent-Teacher Association. This year under the leadership of Mrs. Clark many interesting meetings have been held. At the December meeting of the P,T.A. a Christmas operetta was given by the first six grades. Grades one to four presented WTrouble in Toylandgn grades five and six, UA Penny for Christmas.W At the March meeting of P.T.A. after a short business session UThe Kiddies Vaudevillen entertained us. The program Was in two parts, NThe Toy Maker's Dreamn and UJack in the Box.n The program was arranged by Mrs. Salisbury, Miss Richards and Miss Webster. This year the school library greatly benefited from the P.T.A. Around twenty-five educational and entertaining books by our best classic and modern authors were added to our book shelves. We hope that next year each of the one hundred and seven l935-36 members will bring with him a new member to increase Bellpoint Parent-Teacher Association. .l0lllClQUlUl Vice-president ... .. Mrs. Donald Butts Treasurer ....... .. Russell Healy Secretary .. .. Miss Edith Ross -3g- ' w mi- .. 5, H .-. Jfigafsf . ,. -Tl-'3f1,WQ 'sf if! HC' W4 0 - v '- J. . ,V . 1a ' t ltwfg-.2-. , xbxxxf'-Xlfw P f'Xy 'jgiy E: Nxggitjb -9: fl Vbtkj +4 Om ' wk 5 gi X f 5:35 D94VbQ,'7E-5,-gs'K,5QjjP U An educational institution is no better than its alumni. He feel that we have every reason to be proud of our alumni association. As we examine the records of the Bellpoint High School graduates we find that the Alumni have varied greatly in the choice of their vocations. We are proud of the number of our recent graduates who have gone on to further their education. Our alumni have always given us a spirit of loyalty to their school which we, of the class of 1936 snail strive to uphold and augment. In the recent period of depression when alumni associations throughout the country were for sundry reasons entirely inactive, the Bellpoint Association has not allowed one year to pass without its annual reunion. This yearly get-together, the alumni banquet, always brings back a goodly number of our Hold gradsn and with them memories of the early days of B.H.S. Us, theuyoung laden, admire your spirit and will endeavor to carry on your standard of loyalty. We are proud to have earned the privilege of becoming UB.H.S. Alumni.U Officers for 1935-36: President . . . . . George McMillan Secretary-treasurer Floronco Webster -3 9- fr ffm ff' 4-' BI., 314 4, '94 H34 fav .Egger X , , , W .,.. y.' .M , -K ,H- , , X .-4.1 x' ,F .323 v 5 pq 1 w . V . A .4 . W 1 .V . ,a ...q 1 , . 1 l . w :L ,,M,?1,. 'EJ 1 ' 1 . ' . . 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J , Jr., BOY SGOUTS CF AMERICA Scouting was created in the United States in l9lO as a result of an incident occurring in England which inspired Mr. Boyce to create a nation wide Boy Scout movement in the United States. Scouting is a great asset in preparing the youth of our nation and other nations to become respectable citizens. It provides for companionship and teaches many subjects such as first aid and artificial respiration which aids greatly in emergencies. Making the best use of opportunitie being thrifty and helpful are stressed by this movement. It is impartial to any creed or cast. Troop 212 was organized in the summer of 1935 under the sponsorship of the Bellpoint Parent-Teacher Association. Committee or board of directors are as J. Cone, Chairman, Mr. W. W. Boylan, and The Troop follows: Mr. P. Mr. E. J. Healy. Mr. J. W. Salisbury was selected as SCO'-ltYl'l3.St9I' f01' the troop. The boys of the troop have taken a great interest in the activities of scouting. This is shown by their one hundred per cent representation at the Court of Honor. They now have a total membership of eleven members. They are as follows: Wolf Patrol Eagle Patrol Eugene Arehart, leader Joe Boylan, leader George Edelblute Calvin Gone Roger Kincaid John Rutherford John Macklin Harold Pounds Erwin Foreman James Webster Edward Ufferman Since Troop 212 was organized in 1935, the year of the Silver Jubilee, our troop received an emblem showing that it is a silver jubilee troop. 'The emblem will be placed on the troop flag. Our troop is planning to spend a week-end at Camp Lazarus in the near future and is looking forward to many scouting activities during the summer months. James Webster Scribe ..Lg.Q... S, rf 1,,., ,, ,. fi' 'EJ' V 4:03.54 K. 33111, 55?Ef33Q ' F1 Sf xmmfnwmvne wa, an HTS!! 4?f.,f39?'97-W1 l f la flfffl x qocfn om? m r-,gd ,ant ,, 1.1 Eigfftfuvfw ,A TQ g5,aafiti:vl:iz 3-fl?-35? 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A M-v fr- , f9iY - ' 53,-i 'fig' M, J . . . .,- L1 au, f 'F' QJORY.: The school year of 1935-36 is now at an end and our thoughts turn to the past, and the happenings within it that we have enjoyed. As usual the athletic events are the most outstanding, although this has been the most unsuccessful year ever experienced by a Bellpoint team. However this could not be helped and no alibis will be given. A squad of twelve boys answered the call of Coach William Scott for the fall baseball season. However after a few practices Mr. Scott decided that it would be unwise to play inter-scholastic games in the fall due to the small number of boys and the lack of experience. Therefore the entire fall season was devoted to practice with the exception of a game with the Junior High, in which the varsity won 7 - 2. As November neared the boys put away their baseball equip- ment and turned their attention to basketball. With a gloomy outlook and not much encouragement elsewhere, the boys began practice for the season. The team that had won two consecutive championships was gone and only two lettermen remained, the two seniors, Kilbury and Sabine. The remainder of the squad was composed of players of little experience. For a while it was feared that it would be impossible to play second team games, due to the small number of boys, but Mr. Scott drafted Ervin Foreman and Warner Firman from the eighth grade. This enlarged the squad to fourteen members and the ques- tion of reserve games was definitely settled. Of the twelve games played in the county schedule ten were lost and only two won. 364 points were scored by the opponents to 256 for Bellpoint Qthis includes only the league schedule and not the tournament games . Of these points Abe Kilbury scored 102 points, Wray Sabine 2, and Harry Foreman 27..' In the county tournament we met and were defeated by Sunbury 37-17 and by Ashley 25-22. In the dressing room after the game Mr. Scott commended the boys on their spirit shown during the year and expressed his sorrow that the season hadn't been more successful. Jessie Andrews and Leona Kay VanGundy were elected cheer leaders with Mary Healy as alternate. The girls did very well and they, with the rest of the school, gave their support which proved to be as loyal as any in the county even though with a losing team. The schedule and results are: 15 17 NOV 15, Ballpoint Berlin Jan 7, Bellpoint 40-Harlem 21 Nov 22, W Orange 45 Jan.3l, W 16 Sunbury 25 Dec 6, W Galena 17 Feb 7, W 43 Brown 22 Dec 13, N Hyatts E9 Feb 8, W 22 Cardington 37 Dec 20, W Radnor 3 Feb.ll, W 18 Powell Mo Jan 10, U Ostrander 24 Tournament W 17 Sunbury 37 Dec 21, H Delaware 34 W W 22 Ashley 25 -MM- 'F LJ- A . ti-xl H-If 1,-.M .-law R... -lj-s' xg! '?5Wipr5-' B ' ' .,y, ,WM 1 'Q - f f :. I .1 ml., . ,K -1 v, . 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'--h4 -giitpi-41q4jEi13i L 2 ' . ,- ff 5. q. 3.ffaZti22a fre 'ixga .., A3, iE,i?'3X'.Jfli.54fPJ ? 1-:gal-Q D Qziflzr J :fi-f' 'I 'mfwrfffvif fiisrff 'ifsfiffi b 1-J fi igEiL3 ' L itil? biehgisfmixbn' 3. 300B'v4' Wa 3' .331 bg3..zagy7xqxas.' .klndix .hw , , , , ,fy-lk wil ir-mi ,V,' , . 32 After the close of the Basketball season the boys divided into four teams of four players each with Abe Kilbury, Wray Sabine, Harry Foreman and Robert Poling as captains. These teams played seven games each with the so-called Tiger Kittens winning. V Polar Penguins Tiger Kittens Big Four gg Bellpgint Wonders X -M 'fy 43 iff' -v- A 5 s f-Mfg, ' X- ', lv:-'Ig' 'f f l ' a- ,, , , rv Yr? VI. 11 N L21 D .... ,fn Y V . fy ff th Q I W QLQIIE5 K T 4 5' AG qv a' gxff 569 I EPEJEL QQ f' ' A I A 3 M gps, Abe Kilbury Wray Sabins Harry Foreman Robert Poling Mr. Scott Ervin Foreman Beale Frye James Thomas Joe Boylan John Miller Merle Macklin Vernon Geller Warner Firman Robert Thomas John King Bill KilburY RESULTS Won Lost Percentage Tiger Kittens 6 l 857.1 Polar Penguins 5 2 600. Big Four 2 2 Moc. Bellpoint Wonders l 142.9 POINTS OF THE HIGH SCOHERS Mr. Scott YO A B W At the close of the turned to baseball. The Kilbury EO Frye 9 Sabina U8 basketball season our attention again bad weather halted the practice but the team finally got into shape. On April 18, the drawings for the tournament were made in Delaware. We drew Orange with a bye for the second round. The first and second rounds are to be played at the school diamonds, the semi-finals and finals are to be played at Jackson Park, Sunbury. At the time of this writing no results can be given either in the tournament or practice games, but we predict a victory over the alumni on the last day of school ...LTE- fi f' r' - r- efill.: .b?Qf4.fc The girls, due to a ruling in Delaware County, are prohibited playing interscholastic basketball games, so this year the girls gym class was divided into four teams captained by Jessie Andrews, Ora Webb, Frances Freshwater and Darlene Dunlap. With Mr. Salisbury and Miss Fisher as their coaches the girls developed some fine pass work and played some splendid ball. At each of the home games two girls teams played before the reserve game. These games proved to be very popular with the crowd and drew as much interest as the boys games. The night of each game Miss Fisher acted as the coach and Mr. Salisbury as referee. At the end of the schedule the teams, captained by Darlene Dunlap and Frances Freshwater were tied with two victories and one defeat each, and a playoff was necessary. This game was played at noon March 18, and Frances' team won by a score of 17-12, thereby winning the championship. A banquet was held at noon on March 20 for the winners, fno partners were takenb. Speeches were given by Esther Thomas, Miss Fisher, and Mr. Salisbury. Betty Rodgers acted as toastmaster. RESULTS OF THE SEASON'S GAMES ARE: Dec. .6 - Darlene 16 Ora 13 Dec. 13 - Frances 15 Jessie 2 Dec. 19 - Ora 15 Frances 13 Jan. 17 - Darlene 16 Jessie 5 Feb. 7 - Frances 14 Darlene 12 Mar. 18 - Frances 17 Darlene 12 FOLLOWING ARE THE TEAM MEMBERS: Jessie Andrews Ora Webb Darlene Dunlap Frances Freshmta? Maryalys Thomas Albina Dunlap Gladys Firman Esther Thomas Jean Cooper Susan Shively Grace Prouty Leona VanGundy Eileen Webster Mildred Shively Mary Healy Virginia Rose VonM e en Bernice Youn Freda Thomas Rutherford o E B Florence Conroy Gertrude Webster With the coming of spring the ball. Although the weather in the practice, the girls took able and are now in good The girls will have advantage condition Betty Rodgers Mary Freshwater Adele VonMoegen girls began practice for soft early spring was not fit for of every moment that was avail- a good team this year ahd should be a championship. The last year team was defeated in the tournament final by Berlin and should be stronger this year. Their schedule is the same as the boys in both prac- strong contender for the tice and scheduled games ..Lg,6... wk I ' . L ?a!'A 'JF' Ei- Q31 'Q fb -x. , , x if 1 ' fm asf Rh! -1115 ,,. 5 wg f ' -r n H ,xj , , L-v' ,ls Q L. ' A Fl .. 4 1 I , Fx . N -4,15 'fi -fi? 453: ' .. W ff' ... . ,, wiht. Y -wjaf '- ' E - ,. -J-5-,Al 3 Vx- -n.'.g-A-wg :Em .-r- wiv ,-1,--2 4- ' gp -' , V 4 J'f,..+ . QAM., . . I g,-: 'J- ,Q-11'-'.1, if 12 ig 'ki if gfQJf 'wh Y' 'f 1.5 ' 4 F , ,. V, Exp. M. . , .1 M.. . ,4- A L1 8541 . ,M 8.2! 4 r Y ,lu I-. . ', x t 1. v' Fu' I. ,.,.' f 5 5 Y fill-.'1 iK MRrEXW T Ar' . ?WU .f '7 Q: .1 ww . mf ' . ,4-t H .Q-q,, L fmvei- ,. A ef. 'Brie H , . - 81 y,,,,,,ff w-mEbmmmg1q 9552ii'f?lfHi.1- fix? . sys' - if 342111122- i'f,a'tb2,,l . ,'viI.C,fs:+E1- , ' ' 'te D' Q '2EQ1JisM?I pxeggbplkg-lwgJ,'1na ' Waif.gxq.m.. Q am.Qno'J'4 Nigga 3:1 A'fHLE'fiC A.: lSCzCiAT3QN On September 6, the high school elected the officers for the Athletic Associationg Wray Sabine was elected President, and Betty Rodgers, Secretary-treasurer. After the results were announced the officers were called upon for speeches: both promised to do their best in their new officers. On November l2, a meeting was held in the auditorium where the cheer leaders were tried out. On November 15, they were voted upon, with Jessie Andrews and Leona Mae VanGundy winning. Mary Healy was a close third and therefore was the alternate. The rules of the membership of the Athletic Association were explained by the president. There were twenty-five members in the Association this year which included the fourteen members of the team, the coach and ten girls. All members were addmitted to the home games with their membership tickets and had the privilege of riding on the bus to games. Mr. Hinkle's bus was used for transportation. The association proved a success this year but we urge more outsiders to join in future years. ..56... M, ,, hw--. -..Aff 5 - . K xx I, 'X 'N' ,! '. .- bxwf 7 f A A 3: f fb T xf K 11 ,' , 'N ----.- xl., T:.'lg,..... ,ding Nfl fwigdf W mf J--AA I I. N. f, ,X 'n 'x Z fy 1' I X IGN-5 xxdk I ,nx- N t 'gi il f J 1 .RN was fi: X759 my 1 N 4 'X' 4 N EF WFJC XKJ1U 3FfF 5 ,, N ...W L.. ASL: X.f -u7- iv 1! ' TF' 1 'xi ' ' , 'ali Q '! '4! 'fU' Q -P' Y A r .44 asa .411-vn+.,,, .ah -JA' Q ,,.a va,- 'L -.-.- f W fr-- ,,'- 3. g ,.. ,B ' ff, 4 ,115 M, ' - -- ah. ' '..,:,7 'Tu n.: Q , A I '11 K ,nn Q 'L f,-i...,cv, X ' , . .mr L 1 f I MJ- w ,Y 1 - -'K v .., f.. , 4+ -. ' . ' I A . v.. M ,S 1 V' , , WWE ' 1. 31' .-1 . 'V ii, V, wr- Nw Jil uri ua-. -4 v 'fy . -:fir 4 Ip, 1 , A lv- del Wk I Q'- Q . , R 4 1, M3 x ,- an- ff, .4..F , 'J' .53 ,. V- H-.I ' ff' P L50 In order to carry on the tradition which was started by the class of 1935, a May Queen was chosen by a vote of the High School. This honor is given to the Junior girl who is outstanding in her class and who has done the most to bring credit to B. H. S. Personality, character and scholarship are the qualities upon which the selection is based. Homage is paid to the May Queen in an impressive ceremony at which time she is crowned Queen of the May. This year, Betty Rodgers, May Queen of 1935 bestowed best wishes and honor on the Queen of 1936, Leona Mae Vandundy. I ..Lg,5.. W, M, , . L . if ff. gf 1 'Q 'Q la yi pw if ,. . 'R ugf . ar' -T .,.s,', , .4 :V- 4, i iff: Tw' ' , vjk 1 ' ' I Qi if px 515 f-lil: r f- V s V , 1:15. X f' , V, -- M, , .1 , pf :Pj-lg, , Y-xg .5 ,343 ' Y r- 2,5 .A-5:x,, ' 2, E1-Qgwmykl -:SY-3 Y . ,mggf -:Vg-sg :L g' .M 2+f1 f,gu1i-ww 1 if? 434: ' ij: Fin?5L ' ' , I y . W , N , , 1 : iLfff.jAi5f, w 1 1, f-.Vi gif- ' ' Q . -L ' 'Q-1 I --l 'uk V, -35 .1 A I' ,f ga' -. -' f1 1 ak .' ' .iQ. '-531.41 11 ' '-ff: -ff-,Jw lg 'w3lJ4lf f- V Q Q1 , ,G-1' my , IW, ,' L , I I V. CALENDAR QF 1935 zzgjgggfiffgbx Sept. 3 School opensi Assembly. ! X ,,,,f1 e t Sept. 5 Election of Glee Club f officers. qj Sept. 6 Election of officers for N Athletic Associationg N 53 Election of class officers Cf., f Sept.ll P.'1'.A. Meeting Li? - ,Lf:,..'g'-:--ix It Ffh Sept. 13 - Election of officers ax gg gy for student cotmeii. ' A -KJ My Kx xg .K oct. i-M - No school. VJ - ,f ' JO Oct. 7 - 14 - Fire Prevention '45 week. 43. may fx Oct. ll Assembly' Baseball game Icf' tqm' tax with 7th A Sth grades. fx ,if Z Oct. 16 Juniors purchase their f if 3 rings. 2 :QA 166 X 5 Oct. EU Boy Scout meeting assisted I 4 CDI f by Delaware Boy Scouts. XX If ,A Oct. 50 1-Iallowe'en Carnival. N- . 1 Oct Nov Nov Nov Nov Nov .2 - Cv XX n N?-fx ...jE:,-s- u,.W.,7 -.-...... , fans:-.24 31 - Assembly. 4 - Meeting of Paper staff. ll - Assemblyg No school in afternoon. 12 - 25 - Contest for School paper subscritons. 13 - No school in.afternoon. Educational weekg Night school. 15 - Election of cheer leader. Basketball game with Berlin. ...Lig... g ff W va W -MN .X-xml! , Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan ,- ,- H'-v.. Nov Nov Nov Nov 1 W9 Nov -'WRX If Nov , 7' A - i 55? -C ffsygjg Nov Wm W ' ---. ...l-.L. , S.---' 'f'! B -ffff' Ef'f-7vlgQf I 9 ll 13 18 19 EO ao . U. 6 ll 15 16 Dec Ei1:a:xrfE51 Meeting of Student Council. Exchange names for Christmasi Junior Class play. Hyatts-Bellpoint basketball game. P,T.A. Meeting. Radnor-Bellpoint basketball game. Assemblyg Exchange of Christmas gifts. Jan. 6 - Christmas Vacation. High School-Alumni Dance. School starts. Ostrander-Bellpoint basketball game. P.T.A. Meeting. Meeting of Paper Staff, School Assembly ..L3.9.. 17 21 22 25 37 28 29 6 - School program at Bellpoint Church. - Glee Club party. - Orange-Bellpoint basket- ball game. - Seniors ordered cards and invitations from Balfour Company. - Meeting of School Paper Staffg School Assembly. 31 - No schoolg Thanksgiving Vacation. - Seniors had pictures taken at Montrose Studiog afterwards visited Ohio State Penitentiary. - Galena-Bellpoint basket- ball game. Q J Q1 X n g ft k t Ip' ,, . -4 Ii ! Y 'uf H751 'iz' M'-1. 6 ,j5J,4 M .1 Pg.Ti'151Q04 ' f,fR ' in-fi at as My ctw' 'YO at fjjrg-.mx fir., NYJ ........... wiv Jan 17 - Harlem-Bellpoint basket- ball game. Jan 20-28 - Senior Tests. Jan 22-27 - Six weeks tests. ix A ef Jan 21+-25 - Blizzards - no school. Q Jen 27 - Teeachers Meeting. X ' I f X xx J Q ff ' Jan 29 - Paper Staff meetingg 'I uf Senior meeting. 'rr XPZ-, Jan 30 - Senior Meeting. ' ' if f ,,i Jan 31 - Senior Meetingg Sunbury- . It ' Bellpoint basketball game ' I Feb 5 - Seed Selling Contest ff I begins. . f 5 , Feb 7 - Brown-Bellpoint basket- ' 1 JJ ball game. Feb 8 - Bellpoint-Gardington ij basketball game. Feb. 12 - Linooln's Birthdayg P.T.A. Meetingg School paper. Feb. 17+-20 - No school. I'- Feb. 20 - School eterte. , e-like fy JEWX KZ if Feb. 22 - Washington's Birthdayg p,LfQd fe Us .,f fxg Beiipeint lost in in X tournament. pfffv P xm8AQ ki 'x Feb. 26 - Senior Meeting. 4? pv R,'Xf Q '35 I-Nllxf! Al Feb. 29 - Last Saturday of County igjbfl fbbxhxxf 'Qj Tournament. f fOQ56Ui' f March 2 - Paper Staff Meeting. XX Z March 3 - Group pictures taken. u .XX March 5--6 - Six weeks' tests. March 9 - Senior Meetingg Student Council Meeting. March ll Meeting of Paper Staffg Festival practice. March lj P.T.A. meetingg Assembly. MEC- March March ffiixfx ,,,?T IMA, March March 1 ff I ' March ff! ,J .Aisle A it f, Q I APril V in www ' J A Apr i l XYQp:gLflQg1t.yg1.,.4i ,ff April April April April April April April April April April 13 15 16 17 20 21 27 29 Seniors received invitationsg operetta cast meeting. Senior meetingg popularity contest. Six Weeks tests. Six weeks testsg Junior-Senior banquet. Operetta cast meetingg Senior Play announced. Senior play practiceg operetta practice. Rehearsal of operetta. - St. Patricks Day. - Paper Staff meetingg Festival practioeg Junior meeting. - Spring Begang Girls basketball banquet. - Festival practice. - Spring Festival. April Foolg Glee Club party. Father-Son Banquet. Operetta Cast meeting - Assembly. ff -ti MIHIZ xi, . 5 , 4 . 4 . I xv, , QQ! Wy ,fylfffk Operetta nSunbonnet gue.W fy If W X V .V , rl - V I X. 1 5 - X I V ,, 1 I i I I 1 - . 1 . . 1 1 ff ff X I I 'xt ff at ix K 5 . ' f nuln , Howes aottorg 'rar CLASS or 1936 Betty Rodgers -- Valedictorian -- 91.53 average Abe Kilbury -e--- Salutatorian --- 96.7 average Senior Tests During the week of Jaunary 20, the seniors all over the state of Ohio were given diagnostic tests in the fundamentals of English, Reading and Mathematics. The purpose of which was to discover the weaknesses of the high school graduates. These tests were the result of cirticisms of the high schools made by colleges and universities and men of the business world. As a follow-up to the tests the seniors of Bellpoint High School have been given a remedial course under the supervision of Superintendent Salisbury. This class has proved to be highly beneficial in preparing us for entrance to college or business. ' Senior Scholarship Tests March 28, 1936, all over the state of Ohio those seniors ranking in the upper third of their classes competed in a general scholarship test. Those entitled to represent Bellpoint in the tests given at Willis High School were: Betty Rodgers, Abe Kilbury and Wray Sabine. Scholastic Contests Each fall Ohio Wesleyan University entertains students from all over the state at the time of their annual scholarship tests, prizes of which amount to several hundred dollars in cash or tuition scholarships. Following the tests which are given in the forenoon, Ohio Wesleyan provides various programs consisting of organ recitals, plays and miscellaneous entertainment. At noon a luncheon on the campus is furnished by the fraternities. Those representing Bellpoint in the contests were: Betty Rodgers ------ English Grammar Harry Foreman ------ World History Ora Webb -------- --- Biology Grace Prouty ---- e-- Latin Leona Van Gundy ---- Geometry ...52... N dna P Q., , ! 'kv' wi- - - an V7 'i v 5, 3 lil. 'I .U .5 -,. , X : r'z. A'T'.A 'X' 'JT' f ' 4- -. , Q ' w I' 5 if ' f M 70 sr! mr . 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May 24 Baccalaureate May 26 Class Play May 27 Recognition - Class Day May 28 Commencement May 28 Senior Reception May 29 Senior Breakfast June 3 Lake Erie Boat Cruise June 5 Alumni Banquet BACCALAUREATE Sunday, May 2U, 1936 U. B. Church 8:00 P.L. Processional - NDay is Dying in the Westn - - Congregation Invocation Rev. Charles Bremer UThe Heavens Reso Scripture Reading undn -- Beethoven -- UThe Lord is My Shepherdu -- Sermon -- UThe Making of a Manu -- Hymn -- WFaith of Benediction Our Fathersn -- HDay is Dying the Westu ...53... High School Glee Club Rev. Charles Bremer Maryalys Thomas Virginia Rutherford Rev. Charles Bremer Congregation Rev. Charles Bremer CLASS PLAY Tuesday, May 26, 1936 High School Auditorium HRoom for Tenn Three act comedy by H. David Soppenfield Cast of Characters Mr. Scott, a successful business man ..... Ted Scott, the son who has never worked ..... ... Lucille, the daughter who is unspoiled by wealth ..... Mrs. Turner - Aunt Jane ................ .. Stella - the cook, HOne of the familyn .... ... Walter, the gardener and handy man .......... ... Tom Morey, a bank cashier, Lucille's fiance .... . Mozelle Adams, a typical newspaper woman .... ... Mrs. O'Brien, an Irish woman .............. ... Doris O'Brien, her daughter ............ ... Barry Appleton, her fiance ...... ... Mr. Fisher, government official ... . .... ... 000 8:00 P.M, John Miller Abe Kilbury Betty Rodgers Frances Freshwater Esther Thomas Wray Sabine James Thomas Gertrude Webster Darlene Dunlap Alice Easton Robert Poling James Webster Director .............. ... Miss Fisher Setting: The scene of all three acts in the sitting room of the Wscott Residencen Time of Acts: Act I - A morning in late summer. Act II - Five days later -- 8:00 P.M. Act III - A few minutes later. RECOGNITION DAY Wednesday, May 27, 1936 High School Auditorium lO:OO A,M. Eighth Grade Commencement Awarding of Honors Mr. Salisbury P. T. A. Picnic 13330 P-M- -5h- Bellpoint School Presentation of th Bellpoint Tales I - Prologue II - The Tales III - Epilogue Musical Selection Glass Gifts In Honor of May . CLASS DAY Wednesday, May 27, l936 e Class of 1936 . --- The Host --- -- Physician -- Wife of Bath Parson ---- Knight ---- Man of Law -- -- The Host --- 2:OO P.M. . . . . Mr. Salisbury Miss Fisher Darlene Dunlap Gertrude Webster Wray Sabins Alice Easton Abe Kilbury Miss Fisher - - Gertrude Webster, Esther Thomas Frances Freshwater, Betty Rodgers 0 0 Q .-.....--....- High School Auditorium Processional Invocation Salutatory Duet - nSerenadeN Valedictory . . . . . . . Pageant COMMENCEMENT Thursday, May 28, 1936 3:00 P.M. Rev. Charles Bremer Abe Kilbury - Schubert Esther Thomas Address , HDO We Want a Dictatorn Presentation of Class Presentation of Diplomas Class Song Benediction Gertrude Webster Betty Rodgers Prof. B. A, Arneson Supt. J.W.Salisbury Mr. E. A. Miller Class of 1936 Rev. Charles Bremer crass Roll Betty J. Rodgers, President Frances Mae Freshwater, Vice President Gertrude V. Webster, Sec'y and Treasurer Esther M. Thomas Wray Boyd Sabine Alice Easton Abe D. Kilbury Darlene Dunlap -55- ARE YOU LOYAL TO BELLPOINT SCHOOL? Were anyone of you asked this question you would unhesitatingly answer in the affirmative. You would probably say, UDon't I always boost the basketball teams?W UHaven't I attended all the games?U or Uwhy, I haven't missed a P. T. A. this year.U Maybe so, but there are other ways of showing loyalty or disloyalty to your school. Do you, when around the school house or on the grounds, ever forget to hunt up the waste basket or refuse container before disposing of paper or orange peels? Do you when driving around the school house grounds fail to keep on the hard surface? Do you make scratches, marks or any marks on the buildings? Do you drive your car across or even run across the tennis court? Do you abuse any of the possessions or equipment of the school and laugh it off saying, WWell, it doesn't matter, it belongs to the school? Do you forget to return things that you have borrowed from the school? Do you fail to uphold the teachers in their efforts to discipline and educate your children? V If your candid answers to all these questions is negative, then you are truly a booster for your school. You should feel proud to respond when asked, HAre you loyal to Bellpoint School?W ...5 7... OUR APPRECIATI ON .1 We, the Annual staff, wi our appreciation to Miss faculty adviser, for th sh to extend Fisher, our e wonderful cooperation she has given us. With her assistance we have publish this edition of In behalf of the Annual to thank Esther Thomas, manager of the Annual splendid and unfailing financial side. To our advertisers We been able to the Annual. staff,I wish the business , for her work on the offer our hearty appreciation and best wishes. -5g- The Editor. ADYERTISING INDEX Allen Hotel Barnhart Oil Company Barrette Florist Bellpoint General Store Benedict Jewelry Company Blair-Kelly Boston Shoe Parlor Boston Store Butts Service Station Cooks Linco Station Charm Shop Cussin and Fearn Company Delaware Chickeries Delaware Farmers Exchange Delaware Milk Company Delaware Motor Sales Dunlop Tires England's Beauty Shop Evans Brothers First National Bank Fosters Graff's Shoe Shop Heseltines Independent Print Shop Jaffes John's Place Jones Filling Station Kinsey's Drug Store Krogers Maricad Gift Shop Miller-Jones Company Montrose Studio O. K. Hardward Store Ostrander Banking Company Owens Jewelry Store Peoples Store Pfiffners Drug Store Philgas Ramsey-Mohr L. J. Richards Robinson's Funeral Home Royal Dry Cleaners Schine's New Strand Seely and Company Shank's Barber Shop Sonner's News Shop Turney and Fox Woolworth Company Yehleys nSuppQrt Our Advertisers' '59- BELLPOINT GENERAL STORE nAims to Satisfyn Groceries, Vegetables, Fruits Gasoline and Confectionery V. D. Thompson FIRESTONE SUPER SERVICE Tires to fit any form Implements Road Service Time Payment Barnhart Oil CO. Howard Zeigler, Mgr. Corner Winter A Union St. Delaware,-Ohio L. J. RICHARDS Graduation Gifts A Veterinarian , at YEHLEYS Hospital for Large and Small Animals Phone - Office - 2212 331.00 Watches Res. - 2291 up Diamonds Compliments Compliments of of CHARM SHOP DELAWARE MILK CO4 Delaware, Ohio Superior Products MILLER - JONES CO. Shoes for the family Delaware, Ohio 4- ' . ,. ,. ff A 1 . 4. va 1, . L72 E. l 1- . --, I. .-X 1k- 'Sir' ' '7 ' N kj? pKpAQ3a?QQ Qf3Q?x lf- 4751 1 'i 'w1 H XV .Y 'I , - S f X ' X DELAWARE CHIOKERIES 29 E. Winter St. Phone 2395 - f--if -----r , ., POPULARITY CONTEST Most popular .... Biggest wise-cracker . Most original . Neatest ........ Worst man and woman hater Most mischievous .... Biggest bluff fattenzptedl Jolliest ........ Did most for B.H.S. . Most energetic . . Most scholastic . Most oonoeited . . Grouchiest student . . Best mixer .... Biggest flirt . Biggest tease . Prettiest hair . Most independent .... Best looking in High Soho Most devoted couple . . Biggest tomboy and sissy Worst gum-chewer .... ol ill! Betty Rodgers Jean Cooper . Clarins Moore Gertrude Hebster Darlene Dunlap . Eileen Webster .1391 Robert Poling Beale Frye Abe Kilbury Robert Poling Abe Kilbury James Thomas Frances Freshwater Beale Frye Gladys Firman Betty Rodgers Mary Healy . Betty Rodgers Esther Thomas John Miller Abe Kilbury Wray Sabine Abe Kilbury Merle Macklin Frances Freshwater Merle Macklin Gertrude Webster Beale Frye Jessie Andrews . Beale Frye Jean Cooper Jean Sabine . . . Vernon Geller Virginia Rutherford John Miller Joe Boylan Jessie Andrews . Bill Kilbury Virginia Rutherford Robert Poling Betty Rodgers . . Abe Kilbury Jean Cooper . . . Beale Frye Eileen Webster . Bill Kilbury The above selections were made by popular vote of the entire High School. PEOPLES STORE SGNS' Een's Sports Clothes Wear Shoes and Work Clothes Phone - SNZS THE DELAWARE HCTOR SALES COMPANY 21-25 East Winter Street CHEVROLET SALES SERVICE Complete Motor Car Service Graduation Gifts H. M. BENEDICT 1 L BCSTCN SHCE SHINE AND HAT CLEANING PARLOR Jeweler Hate Cleaned and Blocked John Ragazos Watches Rings EM N. Sandusky St. Jewelry Delaware Ohio of of BLAIR - KELLY BOSTON STORE Delaware's leading department store SCHOOL MELODIES I've Got a Feelin' you're Foolin' . Love in Bloom ...... . Mr. and Mrs. is the Name . . Love is Just Around the Oorne Shortnin' Bread . . You're the Top ....... Dinner for One, Please, James Alone ..... Lost in a Fog . . One Night of Love . Blame it on My Youth . . . You Ought to be in Pictures . Dinner at Eight ...... Footloose and Fancy Free . Ifm in the Mood for Love . I'm on a See-Saw ...... When I Grow too Old to Dream When I Grow Up ...... . I Feel Like a Feather in the The Last Round-Up . . . . . I' . Breeze -63- Mr. Scott Gertrude Webster Esther Thomas Abe Kilbury Wray Sabine Betty Rodgers Darlene Dunlap Alice Easton Beale Frye Jean cooper Robert Poling Frances Freshwater Virginia Rutherfon Junior-Senior Prom Miss Fisher Miss Ross Gladys Firman Mr. Salisbury Jean Sabina Eileen Webster Commencement Graduation Gifts Diamonds - Watohs - Jewelry OWEN'S JEWELRY STORE 25 N. Sandusky St., GOOKS LINCO STATION Tire and Battery Service Linoo Gas A Oil Phone 2222 5O S. Sandusky St. Delaware, Ohio Delaware, Ohio O. K.,HARDWARE STORE S u Seeds Paint Compliments Electrical Appliances of MONTROSE STUDIO Telephone 2516 Lots of Good Luck to MARIGAD GIFT SHOP Everybody M- Oadwallader KROGER'S Gifts for Every Occasion Delaware, Ohio Phone 6158 N 14-16 W. Winter Street A.W.Compton, Mgr. Delaware, Ohio Wm. Lee,Meat Manager , S S it l Good Barbers Give Good Service SAFELY TURNEY AND FOX PLEASE! v . Dunlop Tires 7 W. Wlnter Stggigware, Chic 1 USE- Winter St. Phone 2HO7 ..5U... WA Tale of Two Gitiesn . . . HThe Tempest . . UThe Call of the Wildu . . . Nwild Geesen . . UParadise Lostn UBuffalo Billu . UHeaven's My Destinationn. . . . nSeventeenW . . UThe Grossingu . uMaid In Waitingn nAge of Innocence WSeven Pillars of Wisdomn . . . HA Few Foolish Oneen . . . nDaddy Long Legsn USO Bigu .... NComedy of Errorsn . . WThe Iron Womanu UTarzan the Untamedn . . . . HGreat Expectationsw . . . . . HThe Return of the Nativen . . . UHunger Fightersn HEnd of The Ghapteru . . . . HIGH SCHOOL B LIBRARY H Bellpoint and White Sulphur Report card day Beale Frye Sophomore Girls Alice Easton Bill Kilbury Abe Kilbury The Sophomore Glass YO? on grade card Jessie Andrews Freshman Year Mr. Salisbury Gertrude, Esther, Frances. Robert Poling Eileen Webster Gertrude Webster Gladys Firman Wray Sabine Maryalys Thomas James Dulin The Gloe Club at for operetta Commencement Qin English claSSl dress rehearsal HESELTINES for the newest Womens Apparel Delaware, Ohio When Quality Counts Our Flowers Win BARRETTS Delaware, Ohio JONES FILLING SIATION AND GROCERY Atlas Th'es and Batteries Mgr. One of the Jones Boys JAFFE' S Nu-Budget Shop Shop With Your Budget at JAFFE' S 2 South Sandusky St. Deleware, O Bellpoint E?H?E!G5 ESE7GDW? Uorner Sandusky and William Streets, Delaware, O- Compliments of ENGLANDYS BEAUTY SHOP 1 mu ..-. he , X X 5 , Z.. 1 1 ' cu ff ik 54 If Q V:-D. X, 5:9 Kjby , '- sixm Q X QQ XX? XX' 1 Q A Q 'fm me I fg X x I, ltxxtx Ns? ,- I 4! JJ! Y, 7 N 31 Jlfff HJ .Z X, Fw 0 X W ...f- ' X x 's I X xx , x ' j f , M V x X xl ....-f. X ..-4' .ff W X K f X I gN.-M-and---,QI-A,.., D X X., 57 ,, ,H , , M , .... , ,, .,.-,,..A1 Attend the Movies Regularly - Uln no other way can you get so close to life for so little moneyn Best wishes Sohine's new STRAND THEATRE Delaware, Ohio Compliments of F. W. WCCLWCRTH CO RAMSEY - MOHR Funeral Home Delaware Ohio W, Z, , Y ....... Wholesale Candies at EVANS BRCTHERS HJ, - D PHILGAS SERVICE For: Modern Gas Ranges, gas Refrigerators and Hot Water Heating for Country Homes. Ask about our new rato for Gas refrigerators and hot water heating. The Delaware Verkamp Co. 7 W. William St.,Delaware,O DELAWARE FARMERS EXCHANGE Paint Hardward and Implements OUR HIGHEST AMBITIONS Wray Sabins - To win an argument from Miss Ross. Beale Frye - To continue going with Mary. Esther Thomas - To be as popular as Mae West. Harry Foreman - Nothing. Bill Kilbury - To help Harry Foreman. Betty Rodgers - To obtain a man like Clark Gable. Gertrude Webster - To be a French instructor. Merle Macklin - To own the loudest clothes in America. Q Abe Kilbury - To run the faculty for one week. Bob Poling - To be America's plaoyboy number one. Jessie Andrews - To be an artist Frances Freshwater - To own an abundance of large words. Vernon Geller - To be a champion hog-caller. John King - To be a comedian QStepin Fetchitl. James Thomas - To be president of a Girls' College. Virginia Rutherford - To be a second Grace Moore. FOSTERS Everything Largest in Selection l of Paints Wallpaper Delaware, Ohio F 1 R. T. GRAFF Shoes for Everybody f4gj1Qfngi ?f7fi24Lf5'FZ17 nPrompt Printers for Particular Feopleu 9 East William St, Fhone 258 Delaware, Ohio , A,,,,- g, , ,,g5,,e. --.H - THE ROYAL DRY CLEANER lS S. Sandusky St. Paul HDocH King Compliments of OSTRANDER BANKING COMPANY Ostrander, Ohio Candy Tobacco SONNER'S NEWS SHOP 25 N. Sandusky Street Delaware, Ohio Athletic Equipment Cigars Cigarettes BUTTS' SERVICE STATION Accessories - Tires - Tube - Batteries Groceries - Refreshments D- B- Butts, Prop. Riverside Drive Phone 9394 Graduation Cards THE ALLEN HOTEL All the late books are available in our Rental Library Compliments of ROBINSON'S FUNERAL HOME -70- THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Delaware, Ohio ' Resources over Two Million Dollars Established 1857 H f Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation THE GUSSINS AND FEARN GO. Where quality merchandise is purchased at savings. See Our Graduation Gifts Complete Selections PFIFFNERS DRUG STORE Delaware, Ohio Let Shanks do it - for that satisfied feeling! SHANK'S BARBER SHOP Phone 2250 We Deliver -- - D , ada . H. B- SEELY AND CO. T Compliments of Red and White Store Rathbone, Ohio L , JOHN'S PLACE Route 742 . -71- - r OX' 'PAQ f 906 X X 5 K5 7 4? . H A nm ag. ,, .1.. H, 'H 1- ,um L. gun. W Q l K F V ' Q J., 1. ' rv. f-a.1.,,- A 4-V. . 'I .diy-' Ajbghggq , -,, ...,. 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