Bellville High School - Bell Hi Yearbook (Bellville, OH)

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Acquired knowledge properly applied and manly behavior sensibly exhibited will mean much in raising the standards of society and the preservation of a high caliber civilization. May the students of Bellville Local School System represented in this annual be living exam- ples of high ideals indicated by knowledge and the finest of behavior so that they realize the best from life and they help to preserve civilization. Dwight F lohr WAYNE WORKMAN Grade School Principal RICHARD E. MC MULLEN High School Principal and MARTHA PA LM Secretary MRS. HE LEN REBMA N Secretary MRS, M ARY GARBER . RICHARD FLETCHER MR. ELDEN KIRKWOOD General Science, Chemistry B. S. , Ashland College MRS. FRANCES BANKER English, Speech B. S. , Fairmont State College MRS. FRANCES BANKER MR. RICHARD FLETCHER Coach, Social Studies B,A, , Arkansas State Teachers MR. GEORGE GRAY Agriculture B. S, , The Ohio State University MR. GEORGE GRAY 8 MRS. MARY GARBER Social Studies, Latin B.A, , Heidelberg College S MR. ROBERT HEISER MR. ROBERT HEISER Driver Training, Physical Education B. S, , Otterbein College MR, ELDEN KIRKWOOD H1 J' '33 '.,.f T V 1 17 WILLIAM MC FADDEN MR. WILLIAM MC FADDEN Biology, Health B, S. , Rio Grande College MR, JOHN MC MILLEN Librarian, English B.A, , Otterbein College MR. JOHN MC MILLEN MRS. MAPJORIE OSTRANDER English, Speech B.A., Wooster College MISS MARILYN PAXTON Shorthand, Typing, General Business B. S. , Capital University MRS. EILEEN MILLER MRS. EILEEN MILLER Home Economics B. S. , The Ohio State University MR. HENRY SCHROTH MR. HENRY SCHQROTH Coach, Industrial Arts B. S. , University Cincinnati M. S. , West Virginia 2' MISS MARILYN PAXTON MRS. MARJORIE OSTRANDER 9 5 Y w MISS MARGARET TERRALL Elementary, High School Vocal -: - Musicg B. M. E., Baldwin-Wallace MR. MALCOM WEIKLE College. Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebrag X MISS MARGARET WRIGHT siness Law, Economics, Book- eping, General Mathg B.S. Oli- t College. B. S. , Concord College. 7 uarrl uf 7 duration r xw i A . i t DR. C. F. CU RTISS MR. BYRAN GARBER MR. JACK GATTON 10 PRESIDENT OF THE BOARD MR. WILLIAM YOUNG Instrumenral Musicg M.S,, Ohio State. MR. B. F. DONALDSON CLERK OF THE BOARD . . 'gk , WSJ' -w, DR. CHARLES SHAMBAUGH MR. ROBERT GUMZ. ,,1 f in X z Q, l'j9l??m' .,., , I , , Q . VLV, ,AY Q W .MK 'E N1.M , 1XA 3 KK 3-. X 1 K KN wg www. ,Ja.g..',wQ . WWE I M I Z 1 X g-K . K kr, . 3 X Qs - K+? -iw -f KK , L K 5285 ggef . , 'gZT?l H 7' 5 ' 6 V .gi 42 i, K K K' J- we 1 MW X ' ,Q 3 K ' X L K i , Qi,,ecKjK, X W fx K ' ig 4 X x-.- - 5?-' kd? i f , 4 - I -K f ' 9 ,Q 'A M Ki-ws: 1 . ia- ' K SY X Q11 wi ,ff , A V 535. I K mfzgqr- ' KX ,V i , -si K JK -1,1 f ,., , KV f K A m ms-g.,.K L..-ML .K ' K ' sS , .K Hr- A - X, V 1 I K5,::: . ' 'Y' V ,, K ,K ' Q 5 Ky K J: K W M L . wgfgwg, ., ,sfffjgi K 525 - K ra-if , -1- K K gg: -- Q Q ,Q ,gnu . K 4 K-411 NVQ, ,M FH- Ey h ggj : A , 3 h - Jig, I A - fav- wk- Gllas-5 flbffiters ' GENE BARR, TREASURER: LLOYD WALKER, VICE-PRESIDENTg BONNIE BREYMAN, STUDENT COUNCIL: CHARLOTTE RUI-IL, SECRETARY. LYNN HOLDREN, PRESIDENT, ABSENT FROM PICTURE. 0112155 if-iurg On September 9, 1948, there were seventy-seven eager children registering for the first time in a twelve-year course of study in the Bellville Local Schools. The first eight years we were under the guidance of Mrs. Martha Cline, Mrs. Helen Cooper, Mrs. Eulala Woodward, Mrs. Nellie Fisher, Mrs. Ethel Miller, Mrs. Lois Devore, Miss Gloriana J ohnsonbaugh, Mrs. Marie Hathaway, Mrs. Wilma Williams, Mr. Wayne Workman, Mr. Charles Everly, Mr. L, P, Reed, Miss Margie Kauf, and Mr. Tony Megna. Seventy-two freshmen were greeted at the doors by Miss Margie Kauf and Mr. John Thrawl. Our class roll gained Caro1Arnold,JohnBowrnan, Shirley Crunkleton, Marilyn Heslep, Judy Mason, Fred Myers, Faye Reedy and Bill Wolfe, But we were sorry to lose Rubin Davis, Harry Delesk, Bob Compton, Penny Whitmore, Rosalie Glass, Patty Graham, Dick Hall, Gene Garber, Ruth Ann Litt, Ed Pearl, Dale Shaffer, Ida Mae Walker, Regina Long, Larry Walker, The class supported the policies of our new officers: Don Whatman, President: Gene Barr, Vice-Presidentg Dianne Gehrisch, Secretary, Sharon Shumaker, Treasurerg Judy Patterson, Student Council. Dianne Gehrisch became our first Homecoming attendant, and Pat Kilgore was honored as a Cupid's Hop Attendant by the F ,H.A. girls. We commenced our Sophomore year under the able assistance of Miss Margie Kauf and Mr. John Thrawl, class advisors. For the second semester we were piloted by Miss Eilene Boerger. Sondra Cupp and Rodney Brown increased the number of students in our class. We lost Shirley Crunkleton, Darrell Fry, Marilyn Heslep, Judy Mason, John Mays, Fred Myers, Bill Wolfe, Raymond Vining, Carol Jones and Linda Hoeflich. Gene Barr was elected as Presidentg Chuck Bowers, Vice-Eresidentg Charlotte Ruhl, Secretary, Darryl Eyster, Treasurer, and Betty Linton, Student Council Representative. We chose our class colors as red and white, and our motto, Not finished, just begun . Our class flower is the red carnation. As our Homecoming attendant we chose Bonnie Breyman and Joan Fulton was elected an attendant to the Cupid's Hop. When we entered our junior year Mrs. Eileen Miller and Mr. Malcolm Weilde eagerly greeted us. IAME S DA LE BAKER Q Q, a s CARNATION www RAYMOND EUGENE BARR, IR, .iffy RICHARD L. BISE L ,rx A WILLIAM R. BONNER , :ff if 1.. f 'L.+?1f - Hwl ,wi A , E, i,,i,.iI . -:fi 'U .i f f g N :was L g ,Mex A ,si fi ,r ,pw Q is rv .4 ' QP' . ...- Q . 8. .. : B 1. fgf A1 ll. MARSHA LOU BLACK DAVID C. BQWERS GENE LEWIS BOWMAN CLASS RING BONNIE MAHLON BREYMAN 1 X A XRRY GENE CA LHOON DNNIE ELLEN DUDGEON DAVID B. COLLINS SONDRA LEE CUPP N -fu-uaululk JAMES R. ETZWILER A Lf- Efin 4 if: 2 i ,, DARRYL BENN EYSTER JOAN MARGARET FULTON PRISCILLA KAY FRY W. RODNEY BROWN KENNELEYN CAROL DAVIES .QNX MARY ANN GOSS ROBERT F. GATTON CARL ALLEN GRAHAM .af I ,N RICHARD E. GEHRISCH ROSALIE MARIE GONZALEZ JON D. HERSHEY DOLORES ANN HIVELY LYNN ALAN HOLDREN BONNIE SUE KEHL PATRICIA ANNE KILGORE DORTHY ANN KNELL RUSSELL LEN REED THOMAS OTTO MAURER LINDA KATHERINE MC PHERN CHARLOTTE BELLE RUH L LARRY A. SCOTT RICHARD BRUCE SMITH SHARON RAE SHUMAKER BONIE TA JOYCE MORGAN .IUDITH ELAINE PA TTERSON J DYCE ELLEN STAA TS .RRY EUGENE TILTON NANCY JANE SPAYDE LOIS JANE SPOHN PAUL H. WARD DONALD E, WHATMAN SHARON GRACE WOODWARD HERBERT S. MARTIN NAOMI DARLENE SOLIDAY LLOYD GLEN WALKER goentnr .TAMES DALE BAKER Varsity Club 45 Senior Play 45 Junior Play 35 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Football 1,25 Annual Staff 45 Track45 Base- ball 2,45 F.T,A, 4. RAYMOND EUGENE BARR, JR. Varsity Club 45 Junior Play 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 F.F,A. 1,2,3,4, News Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, President 45 StudentCouncil 2,3,4, Vice- President 2,35 Track 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Class Presi- dent 25 Class Vice-President 15 Class Treasurer 4. RICHARD BISEL Varsity Club 45 Football l,2,45 Junior Play 35 F,F,A, 1,25 Track 1,2. MARSHA LOU BLACK F.H,A, 2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chorus 1,2,35Annual Staff 4. WILLIAM R. BONNER Football 35 Band 15 Track 2,3, DAVID CHARLES BOWERS Varsity Club 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Track l,2,3,45 Boys State 35 Class Vice-President 2. GENE LEWIS BOWMAN Football 15 F.F,A, 2. BONNIE MAHLON BREYMAN Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F.H.A, 15 Pep Club 35 Chorus 25 Student Council 45 Chatter Staff 3,45 D,A,R, Test 45 Homecoming Attendant 25 Hall Monitor 35 Valedictorian 4. WILLIAM RODNEY BROWN Bowling Team 4. LARRY GENE CALHOON Bowling Team 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play45 F,F,A, l,2,3,45 chorus 4. DAVID B. COLLINS Varsity Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 1,3,45 Senior Play 45 Track 2,3. SONDRA LEE CUPP Junior Play 35 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hall Monitor 3. KENNELEYN CAROL DAVIES Senior Play 45 F.H,A, 1,25 F.T.A. 15 Chorus 2,35 Librarian 25 Hall Monitor 3. BONNIE ELLEN DUDGEON Bowling Team 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F.H,A, s,4, vice-President 45 F.T,A. 3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Chorus 2,45 Hall Monitor 3. dsxruutttes JAMES R. ETZWILER Bowling Team 4. DARRYL BEN EYSTER Sports Reporter 45 Football l,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 3,4, President 45 Track 2,35 Class Treasurer 25 Varsity Club 4. PRISCILLA KAY FRY Freshman Glee Club 15 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Chatter Staff Typist 45 Hall Monitor 35 Cupid's Hop Mistress of Ceremonies 45 F.H.A. News Reporter 4. JOAN MARGARET FULTON Jtmior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F,H.A. l,2,3,45 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Chorus 1,25 Student Council 45 Chatter Staff 3,45 Annual Staff 2,35Cheer1eaders 2,3,45 Captain Senior Year5 Homecoming Queen 45 Hall Monitor 3,45 Sweetheart Attendant 2. ROBERT FLOYD GATTON Bowling Team 4, President5 Football 1,25 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, RICHARD E. GEHRISCH Varsity Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Baseball 1,2,3. ROSALIE MARIE GONZALEZ Bowling Team 45 Senior Play 45 F.H,A, l,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Chatter Staff 45 Sweetheart Attendant 4. MARY ANN GCBS Band l,2,3,45 Hall Monitor 4. CARL ALLEN GRAHAM Bowling Team 4. J' ON D. I-IERSHEY Basketball 1,2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Chorus 25 Track 45 Baseball l,2. DOLORES ANN HIVELY F,H.A. 1,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Chorus 2,35 Annual Staff 45 Hall Monitor 35 Glee Club 1. RICHARD C. HIVELY Track 3. LYNN ALAN HOLDREN Varsity Club 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Senior Play 45 Student Council 3,45 Annual Staff l,2,3,45 Track 1,2,35 Class President 3,4. BONNIE SUE KEHL Jtmior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Pep Club 35 F,l-LA, 3,45 Band l,2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45 Chatter Staff 4. mint PATRICIA ANNE KILGORE Junior Play 35 F.l-LA. 1,2,3,45 Richland County F .1-LA. President 45 Pep Club 1,35 Chorus 1,2,45 Chatter Staff 45 Cheerleader 2,45 Sweetheart Attendant 1. DORTHY ANN KNELL F.H,A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Pep Band 25 Band 1,2, 3,45 Chorus 35 Annual Staff 45 Librarian 3. HERBERT S. MARTIN Basketball 1,2, Portsmouth High Schoo15 Mansfield Senior I-Iigh5 Virgie High School, Kentucky5 Bellville High School. THOMAS OTTO MAURER Bowling Team 4. LINDA KATHERINE MC PHERN Bowling Team 45 Jtmior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F.H,A, 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 35 Pep Band 3,45 Chorus 3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Chatter Staff 1,2,3,45 F,H.A. Vice- President 15 F.H.A. Secretary 25 F,H,A. Treasurer 35 Librarian 25 Hall Monitor 45 Sweetheart Attendant 3. BONIETA JOYCE MORGAN Bowling Team 45 Senior Play 45 F.H.A. 15 Pep Club 1,3,45 F,T,A, 15 Chorus 1,25 Chatter Staff45Librarian 1. JUDITH ELAINE PATTERSON Bowling Team 45 Secretary, Bowling Team5 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 F,T,A, 2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,25 Band 1,2,3,45 Band Newsreporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer5 Student Council 1,3,4, Treas- urer 1, Secretary 45 Chatter Staff 1,2,3,4, Assistant Editor 3, Editor 45 Annual Staff Business Manager 35 D,A,R. Test 45 Senior Scholarship Team 4, Vice- President 35 Librarian 15 Hall Monitor 3,4, RUSSELL LEN REED Bowling Team 45 Football 1,35 Senior Play 45 Chorus 45 Track 15 Baseball 3,4, CHARLOTTE BELLE RUI-IL Senior Play 45 F,H.A. 3,45 Chorus 2,45Chatter Staff 45 Class Secretary 2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 4. LARRY A. SCOTT Bowling Team 45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play45 F.T.A, 45 Pep Band 35 Band 2,3,45 Chorus 2,3,45Chatter Staff 35 Senior Scholarship Team 4. fart O O O 11111125 SHARON RAE SHUMAKER Bowling Team 45 Jtuiior Play 35 Senior P1ay45 F,H,A, 3,4, President 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Chorus 2,45 Chatter Staff 45 Class Treasurer 25 F,I-LA. Queen 4. RICHARD BRUCE SMITH Student 1,2,3,4. NAOMI DARLENE SOLIDAY Bowling Team 45 Junior Play 35 F,T.A. 1,2,3,45 Pep Club 1,2,3,45 Pep Band 1,2,35 Band 1,2,3,45 Chorus 1,2,3,45 Student Council 3,45 Chatter Staff 45Librarian 1,2,35 Hall Monitor 3. NANCY JANE SPAYDE Junior Play 35 F,T,A, 15 Pep Club 2,35 Band 1,2,3,4, President 45 Chorus 2,3,45 Chatter Staff 3,4, Assistant Art Editor 3, Art Editor 45 Class Treasurer 35 Home- coming Attendant 35 Hall Monitor 4. LOIS JANE SPOHN Freshman Glee Club 15 Junior Play 35 F,T,A, 15 Pep Club 2,35 Pep Band 1,25 Band l,2,3, Newsreporter 35 Chorus Pianist 1,2,3,45 Student Council 45 Chatter Staff Art Editor 1,2,35 Annual Staff Co-Editor 45 Hall Monitor 3,4, President 45 Majorette 1,2,3. .TOYCE ELLEN STAATS Hall Monitor 3. LARRY TILTON F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Jtmior Play 35Senior Play45Chorus 45 Chatter Staff 4. LLOYD GLEN WALKER Varsity Club 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1,2,3,45 Junior Play 35 Senior Play 45 Chorus 1,2,35 Chatter Staff 45 Track 1,2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Class Vice- President 45 F,F.A, 1,2. PAUL HOWARD WARD Bowling Team 4. DONALD EDWIN WHATMAN BOWUHS Team 4: Junior Play 35 Senior P1ay45 F,F,A, 1.2,3,45 Student Council 15 Class President 1. SHARON GRACE WOODARD Freshman Glee Club 1: Junior Play 35 Senior Play.45 F.H.A. 1,2: Pep Club 3,45 Chorus 1,25 Chatter Staff 3,45 Hall Monitor 3. 19 Qllmss isiurg We welcomed Joyce Morgan and were sorry to see Sonia Lemley, Betty Linton, Joe Butterbaugh, Doris Finkey and Ed Secrist leave our group. We selected as our officers President, Lynn Holdren, Vice-Presi- dent, Judy Pattersong Secretary, Charlotte Ruhlg Treasurer, Nanci Spaydeg and Student Council, Darryl Eyster. The major activities for this year centered around our two class plays and the Junior-Senior Prom. The first play was The Night Crawlers directed by Miss Margie Kauf and the second was The Perfect Idiot . This play, directed by Miss Margaret Terrell, the theater-in-the- round style on the gym floor. In the latter part of April, plans of decorations, menus, invitations were completed for our prom. The evening commenced with a delicious dinner which consisted of: ham, escalloped potatoes, corn, and cherry pie a la mode. This was served at Temple Hills. Later we danced in the beautifully decorated ballroom to the music of The Blue Notes Nanci Spayde became our junior Homecoming attendant and Linda McPhern was selected as Cupid's Hop attendant. In the spring it was announced that Lois Spohn would represent Bellville at Buckeye Girls' State and Chuck Bowers at Boys' State. When we cameback for our final year we spied Mr. Weikle who, with the help of Mr. Kirkwood, became our class sponsors. We welcomed Herb Martin but regreted that Dick Partin, Dianne Gehrisch, ,T im Smith and Ron Maxwell withdrew from school. This year Lynn Holdren was picked to lead us with Lloyd Walker, Vice-Presidentg Charlotte Ruhl, Secretaryg Gene Barr, Treasurerg and Bonnie Breyman, Student Council. Selected by the Football Squad, J' can Fulton reigned as the 1959 Homecoming Queen while Charlotte Ruhl acted as senior attendant. Sharon Shumaker was the Sweetheart of the Cupid's Hop along with Rosalie Gonzalez, attendant, and Priscilla Fry, Mistress of Ceremonies. Several of our money-making activities included the Senior play You Can't Take It With You directed by Miss Margaret Terrell, football and basketball refreshment stands, selling Richland County Tournament Programs and a spaghetti supper. Our last memories of our high school days were the Junior-Senior Prom and Baccalaureate and Commencement. Written by: Bonnie Dudgeon, Sharon Shumaker, Sharon Woodard, Bonnie Breyman and Lloyd Walker. Wimessed by: Ferdinand the Bull, The Blue Angels, and The Grassy Patchers. QBHBQ qgitiures Marsha Black Larry Calhoon Bonnie Breyman Dolores I-lively x sv-VW. 3? Y 3 .1 5 ww' N 1 S , As Q, -'fr K 'fi-rf ,.. 4, .- .WN 'fs-ff' .K ai-if Q, '-vmmv-new-A N Q, Q 5. A N .1 W 612155 mill We, the Senior Class of 1960, CltyofBellville, County of Richland, and State of Ohio, being of unsound mind and fleeting memory, due to the effects of the pounding of knowledge on our battered brains, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to beour last will and testament, hereby revoking all wills heretofore made byus. ARTICLE I, To our teachers fond and dear, From the class that leaves this year: Item 12 Jim Baker would like to leavehis 18 years of experience in the art of disllklng girls to John Wieru-nie Womer. Charlotte Ruhl wills a little of her pep and energy to Judy Patterson gives her ability to stay in classes to Naomi Soliday leaves her backward ways to Tom Smith. Linda McPhern gladly glves her freckles to Linda Partin. Bill Bonner gives his blood curdling cough to Jane Sharon Woodard leaves her abilityto stayhome on Satur- Dick Bisel bequeaths his Renault to Jon Izer. Paul Ward leaves his maniac ideas in lab to next Chuck Bowers wllls his abilityto brown nose teachers Dlck Smith gives his aliases, especially Alfred E, Newman , to anyone who wants to use lt when there is Larry Calhoon leaves his privilege of cutting cats in the Dolores Hlvely leaves her quiet voice in class to Lee Marsha Black leaves her ability to get out of study hall Dorothy Knell would like to ----------- leave, Joyce Morgan wills her ornery ways and big mouth to Esther Nichols and hopes she can control them. Dlck Gehrlsch bequeaths hls ability to play basketball to Russell Reed wills his car to anyone who will have lt. Bonnie Kehl gives her ability to get by with traffic viola- tions ln Bellville to Roger Norris. Carol Davis wills her natural physique to BethJefferson, Joan Fulton bequeaths her crown to next year's lucky Bonnie Dudgeon leaves her ability to showhogs to Gloria Dave Collins wills his abllltyto go to class to Chuck Sohl. Jon Hershey gives his Black Book to Walter Urshitz. Bob Gatton wills his livestock to any girl who can talk Lynn Holdren bequeaths his ablllty to stay out of trouble Don Whatman leaves his variety of wild shirts to Fred Sharon Shumaker wills her good driving ability to Larry Jim Etzwiler leaves' his Charles Atlas-llke build to Richard I-lively wills his red hair and freckles to Gwen Pat Kilgore leaves her frivolous ways toShirley Dlesk. Gene Barr bequeaths his bashful ways to Gene Pokraka. Lloyd Walker leaves his ability to jump high hurdles to Darryl Eyster gives his naturally curly hair to aisan Rosalie Gonzalez leaves her nerve pills with Kathy Mary Ann Goss will give her clarinet to any old windy Sondra Cupp, Larry Scott, Joan Fulton and Bill Bonner Item 1. To Mr. Flohr we bequeath a year's supply of gum so he Item 13 won't have to take it away from next year's students. Wayng Sghrgeder' Item 2. To Mr. McMullen we leavea book of sitting-up exercises Item 14 to reduce his WILD midrlif. Gary Beal, Item 3. To Mr. Fletcher we leavea small legacy toward the pur- Item 15 chase of a trophy case. Item 16 Item 4. To Mr. Wlekle we give a home-made toupeeno cover his Item 17- blushlng forelock. Lennington, Item 5. To Mr. McMillen we leave a subscriptlonto Time maga- Item 18. zine. day night to Beverly Sohl. Item 6. To Mrs. Garber we bequeath a ball bat to control next Iten-1 19. year's government discussions. Item 20, Item 7. To Miss Wright weleaveabook on HOW TO GET YOUR yearns physics students. MAN. Item 21. Item 8. To Miss Paxton we give a malecompanlon for her spare m Jerry Bhck. time. Item 22. Item 9. To Mr. Gray we leave a bicycle so that he can patrol the h-1118 e2SieI' Hex! Year- a substitute teacher around. Item 10. To Miss Terrell we will a horse to allow her to recelve Item 23. 60 miles to a bag of oats. pa,-king log to At-t ZIegIe,-. Item 11. To Mr. Heiser we give a new coffee pot for the Blue Item 24. Room . Paxton. Item 12. To Mr. Young we leave a new book on HOW TO STAMP Item 25. OUR YARD LINES. to Rita Secrist. Item 13. To Mr. Kirkwood we give abottle of glue to fix up all his Item 26. lab equipment we broke, Item 27, Item 14. To Mrs. Ostrander we will an exact replica of Dave Collins for next year's speech class. Item 28, Item 15. To Mr, McFadden we leave a dog that won't bite. Denny Balliet, Item 16. To Mr. Schroth we bequeath a record of the First Item 29. Movement of the Nutcracker Suite , so he can enjoy Item 30. his hobby a little more. Item 17. To Mrs. Miller we glve abagofsuyxr to replace all that Item 31' was stolen by the teachers for their coffee this year. Item 32, ARTICLE II, To the students who should be grieving queen, Because of the fact we are leaving, we bequeath: Item 33. Item 1. To the Junior class we leave! Happy? Berry, Item 2. To the Sophomores we wlll our ability to get along with Item 34. upperclassmen. Item 35, Item 3. To the Freshmen we leave our sympathy. Item 36, AR'1'1CLE ln. To all future seniors of B.H.S. Mr. Gray into taking vo, Ag, We leave the following bequests: Item 37, Item 1. Carl Graham wills his physique to Gary Garber. to nm Mdqewn. Item 2. Tom Maurer leaves his ablllty to get along with glrls to Item 38. , Ronnie Emery. Brown, Item 3. Rodney Brown wills his ability to brownie-out-of-trouble Item 39. to Jerry Lehnhart. Geal-han, Item 4. Lois Spohn leaves her majorette ability to Steve Jones. Item 40. Item 5. Sondra Cupp wlshes to leave her typing grades to Chuck Marlin Hamilton. Sohl. Item 41. Item 6. Nancy Spayde wllls her natural black hair to Marlene Eller, Harter. Item 42, Item '7. Larry Tilton bequeaths ballet lessons to anyone who is Item 43, crazy enough to accept. Item 44, Item 8 Larry Scott leaves his love for grease and oil to David John Palmer. Yarger. Item 45, Item 9. Gene Bowman leaves to Terry Nye the boisterous control Walters. of next year's goverm-nent class. Item 46. Item 10. Bonnie Breyman wills her ability to go steady with one McGarr1ty. guy so long to Sherry Fry. Item 47. Item 11. Priscilla Fry bequeaths her short blonde hair to Sharon bag who will have it. Smith. Written by: witnessed by: Yogi Bear and Three Stooges l'dlIU VMZI55 IIFIIUPIIBEQ WORLD- WIDE SEARCH 'Tis the year 1975, and Bonnie Dudgeon is still awaiting the arrival of her lover. When he still hasn't arrived she de- cides to book passage on a boat to Europe. The first people that she meets are the ship's captain, Jim Etzwiler, who gets seasick at the thought of water, and the Social Director, Joyce Morgan. Joyce is just beginning to give instructions in the Art of Judo to Russell Reed and Naomi Soliday. As Bonr1ie walks out on the deck to relax, she sees the dashing, romantic multi- millionaire, Bob Gatton, and his famous movie star fiancee, Joyce Staats, relaxing and absorbing the bright sun. In the evening, Bonnie ventures into the social room for entertainment, and who does she see but the famous jugglers, Carl Graham, and his little assistant, Tom Maurerg they are juggling to the music from a glockenspiel played by Jim Baker. An interruption in the program- -Bill Bonner is sellingpeanuts, popcorn, crackerjacks, and on the side he is still trying to sell his famous painting that he calls Modern Art . Then who happens along but the cigarette girl, clad in her bikini, Priscilla Fry. Priscilla, so astounded at meeting Bonnie, accidently bumps the table spilling the drinks on Bonnie. ln comes the scrub man with his bucket, Jon Hershey. .Ton had always wanted to conduct a Beatnik Band , but due to his lack of coordination, he just oouldn't get the beat! Bonnie retires to her room escorted by theporter, Larry Calhoon, who is still leading his prize cow, the same cow that won many blue ribbons at the Bellville Fair in 1959. Arriving in Italy the next day, Bonnie receives an invita- tion to the wedding of Lois Spohn. Lois, who after 15 years of trying to plan this wedding, has finally succeeded. As Bonnie enters the Cathedral, Ushers Paul Ward and Rodney Brown escort her to her seat. The Wedding March is played by Sondra Cupp on her dad's organ, which had been moved to Italy especially for this wedding. To the front of the Cathedral we see Reverend Gene Bowman, who will be marrying the happy couple. After the I do's are spoken, Lois turns to throw her bridal bouquet and jumping up from the front is Bonnie Breyman to catch the bouquet. But suddenly she trips and falls into the arms of her high-school lover, Lloyd Walker. Out in the crowded streets of Rome, we find Bonnie Kehl in her 1959 Ford Police Cruiser leading the wedding procession. Bonnie then decides to cross the Mediterranean Sea. She arrives in darkest Africa to find Dave Collins high in a tree beating his bongos and throwing oooonuts. This greatly disturbs Larry Scott, who is trying to teach the natives about segrega- tion. At thehead of the class is Marsha Black, his beloved wife. ln the distance we hear the beating of war drums and hurrying into the small village to warn the inhabitants are the two chief cannibals, Carol Davies and Joan Fulton. Bonnie 24 finds it hard to recognize them because she has never seen them with bones through their noses. Being terrified at this Bonnie hurriedly leaves Africa and travels to Siberia. Arriving in Siberia she is greeted by a huge billboard advertising Rosie's Salt-Free Diet . Wishing to try this she journeys through the salt mines. She finds Dick Smith and his wife, the former Pat Kilgore, giving commands to the prisoners. At the store she sees the proprietor, Rosalie Gonzalez, still try' ing to gain weight. Delores Hively and Mary Ann Goss are sitting at the bar eating their air pudding with a wind dip and drinking salt-free sodas. Bonnie notices Darryl Eyster, known to millions as Lucy , the singing bar maid, behind the counter. Much to Bonnie's surprise, he is still decked out in his dad's pin striped suit. Sick of the salt, Bonnie flies to France. She plans an exciting evening at the French Quarter. The main attraction at the Lido is a team of Bubble Dancers, Fan-Fan McPhern and Fifi Knell. In the wings she can see the chorus line under the direction of Judy Patterson. Looking a little closer, she recognizes some of the faces of high-kicking boys, Dick Gehrisch, Chuck Bowers, Don Whatman and Gene Barr. During intermission there is a demonstration on Ballet Dancing con- ducted by Sharon Woodard and her able-bodied teacher who won second place honors in the Mr, France contest, Larry Tilton. A scream is heard from the back of the room, Bonnie looks in that direction to see Charlotte Ruhl, now Mrs, Tilton, seated with the ten little Tillies . She is screaming because of a knock-down, drag-out fight between Nanci Spayde and Coon Hively. Nanci had left on her honeymoon with the wrong I-lively Boy! Oh well, things can't go right all the time. Suddenly we hear.someone blowing a whistle, and in strolls Lynn Holdren, who was classified as the boy with the smile and who never fought with anyone in his high school days. Lynn and his two assistants, Dick Bisel and Buzz Martin, drag Coon back to the ship returning to America. Bonnie looks toward the dance floor and sees one of her best girl friends of the old days, Sharon Shumaker, dancing with some guy in an Air Force uniform. 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Si ' 4,..y Sixth Grade 4 A ,Q K Rio Grande College Vi, , , ' .' -1 Sixth Grade Darrell Banks James Beal Norman Beal Elaine Bender Edward Black Donna Burnworth Janet Coursen Elaine Darr Dallas Farst Joseph Green Dan Heichel Terry Kilgore Terry Kinkel Darlene Kintz Randy Knapp Alan Lynch Jill Miller Joann Moss Kim Nye Shirley Ousley Larry Oyster Deborah Pearl Deborah Poole Bryan Rapp Linda Redd Joyce Shaffer Candance Sheriff Arthur Showalter Robin Stoodt Catherine Winbigler Geraldine Adams Joyce Adams Barbara Alexander Sarah Atherton Roger Bowers Jess Brown Lonnie Clark Janet Chase Barbara Christian Kenneth Donough Randy Dudley Mike Fisher Patty Fry Marilyn Fulton June Gatton Mike Green Becky Hamilton Carolyn Herron Karen lzer Belinda Layer James Lee Patsy Mullins Diana Pace Chris Palm Dennis Palmer Eddie Price 32 . . Rita Robinson L Q ,.. J A . N th t W- if 1 far 1 El s r , - J 7 N rraarr' 'rrs s r rr :sf -,., K t J, l i i, E .. 'FQ as-S 45 ,. C J it X if J If Z-L1--:rg-is-:Wav -WL Til Tliilffififiw ' . J rrlr rf sf. ,r K A as 5 1 1 QB an J 1 fs J. 1. M, ,- 'M s ,s- is M t gi -A A M fl Q : . , H , E sw S , , . , ... .. D i ' 4 f f, 'Q it we J at '1 X uf.. -:X 5, f 3 , - f -:r- 5 N A s if J B :if my 'fi ,,::l i M A r s if as 5 sfrres M i li I g :f xl. - 2 5 1 5. rx s , 1-1ff,-is K MR. CHARLE S EVERLY . ,sl , ,,,., Sixth Grade Ohio University I 3 N E N ,w-.rf H V -as if 1 my J . 1. - 1 --,. '33, , H L Y Wwwtw' 0 gi' 'S 3. i.. 'W' A K ff V R Q X l y lelila J 1 MR. WAYNE woRKMAN y rl , , an , , sixth Grade fe y J 'W , if , , at . xr -- ls, -we A B. S., Ashland College -P my . ' X Far 8. i . ' I F P M1 X A ' f J. 1. ' rr' W, ' aEvrvlSii . Q Q 1 r'o L an H any -I' 'Z iw, . 'S so Y w.. N , . 4 W ' 1 --.. if ,. A ls rsrf ' J 'Qu 1. if lv- 19 as l 5 :lliiil Q, CN sa. 'E QT? ' E. ' ifily Grade Roger Adams Kenneth Balliett Robert Charles Linda Colledge Roger Counts Sonia Dailey Connie Darr Delores Fetter Phillip Fisher Daniel Fry Suzanne Fulton Linda Herron George Hunger Linda Hunger Robert Lynn Judy Murray Silly Prosser Billy Redd Janice Smith Randal Smith Steven Smith Erika Urschitz James Zeigler Deborah Adams Charles Bachelder Susan Baughman Donna Berry Priscilla Bowman Bruce Chronister Roberta Dailey Charlotte Dickson John Eichof James Fellure Craig Fletcher Arlene Fry Elayne Jones James Hamilton Rodney Kehl Larry Knapp tephen Leedy David Livingston Kenneth Maxwell Douglas McCarron Patrick Metcalf Jeannie Miller Dale Mowry Patricia Oyster Jan Patten Howard Phillips Edward Pickens Karen Quicksall homas Smith Edward Soliday Carol Stein William Worner Ea 1 :EES J .ali i N A X J 3 2 if I L in I .Q 1 MRS. RUTH HARRISON Fifth Grade Ohio University f' . L is , GA ' 0 51 K S was sir 5 'if WA is J 9 Lkgi J, W 5 J .. 1-- -' -W'f.l. N J ' B - s.-fx ,rs X .K ..,.t it .Q .,rf K has ,s, . . , as . .vi Y Y , i J' mu Q 4 ' g :Jw i. E' J V JJ :X a ? 43 4 , S z ,: 5 if 4-. til R 'E H322 sis 1- Q if as U M5 ' I saw. n ul at F' f 'P sf was - 'L , , S l s ,A 'V if -ve., g -- M 1 5 5 ht! B ltss S Q if 'I i fi G' ' 'E 4 it if 5 . S, . f n -AFW3 P 4. Y J :S -vs ix . 1 I xx E L Y Q 5- 'G 6' sw to ,, as ,, 1-4 if -1 ' ts' 'A 5 F 'fa m 'f 'F K : -: ' Z, 'Z usa- J ls, MRS. KATHERINE MILLER Fifth Grade 334 Ohio University ' F uurih, P ifily Grades Q Q Pamela Bachelder M Deborah Bishop 5 h m -:. Zl. Linda Collins Ronald Gearhart Q Kenneth Hollar E ' ' '1 Vicki Hull 2 Alice Ingles Q A 'BT Mary Lepp . '4 L-Q Terrence Martin ,, .. my Harry McCarron ml M R M Bryan Mcclelland 1 as i William Metcalf 'h,A. -f if :E Linda Mow do eae as R iilaaa ereea R Theodore Muntan H 'X y hl Q 1 f l ' X l er Timothy Remy 5 rrrri A is bzqz, Q , MRS. LEORA WALKER Mary Ruth Smith 1- X Lk Q , .:,, Fifth Grade Bruce Snyder T ga M , L, S , B.A. , Ohio Wesleyan Samuel Spayde Ia' A , ::- 1 N James Spoon iy Q ' 'V S q rylr Ronald Swanger S '. gzli gi l w Ni I l 3. 5 Constance Teeter I f ir T l,t' A ' ir it v,,' f ' - t Ronald Tilton , ., I M Steven Walker , r x ' E P 'M i f y bl . i. an Q y- A Edward Walters Ann Williams Shirley Wise .il a, mm, .al Beverly Atherton R A wiii M Charles Banbury ' 1 ' it , q y 5 Q A Ba b a Bla lr ' ' if -E 1' 31' C V . V yi Charles Bowman 'lf . A N : . p Dreamer Christian ' -:'-' ii iri, i V V. wig. Carl Gonzales Richard Herron William Koon Patricia Marsh Linda Miller Carolyn Mowry A V P, f Zu Nora Mowry MRS. EVELYN cor or f ' R S N A Susan Norris Fourth Grade 'S ' T h d Ashland College A A 7 -5 A ':. R on a Oyster K ' 'I me Bert PhillipS S K h ' l 'A A 'k Sharon Ridenour , 5 ll M Rebecca Smith X 'V 3' J, . l ' 3 E 5 r rl A iiir A T 'V A errY Spay e . W ,few I .. M 5 E I H .- E 5 I, l Susan Stewart an A :L 4 2 -. 3, , l ' gg AL Carlyle Thornton N . slsl rf A e ' 34 Lillian Urschitz 'fs Qf9,n,f5H xr 23 S R. 'N AN X P I ,ii E? Xxx -Q15 gg , iw X 4 - f Q- ' Qi Km. . - SM. blk .2 QQ: . 5: f L. L 5 'f7S3iS5L. wif: sf ki fs LQ Lia 'k 4 .xiii ff s 2 ,., L J wg We 4 s SE Q. if K 2 G cg 'f wi F M K y - Y' -f Y H .9 K x, wig .1 ig? Q f x, 95 4 ,. J e fi Q Ns-ag fi aw If JG ., -WJBJ X K l ,,,,w 55 QW-W ig ,uf W ., 4? fifhirrl 05rude Brenda Banbury Cindy Bishop Douglas Claypool Christine Colledge Teddy Darr Billy Dickerson Judy Fry Bobby Fry Jimmy Hamilton Irene Hollar Edwin Jackson Leonard Johnson Winnie Layer Susan Lepp Ernest Metcalf Erwin Mullins Dawn Price Mike Ridenour Randy Ridenour Ricky Spriestersbaugh Mark Taylor Dick Titus Audrey Vigneron Chester Walker Linda Walkie Robert Werner Leslie Williams Shirley Bachelder June Ball David Beal Dean Black Larry Brubaker Rita Chronister Patty Coursen lsrey Donough Teresa Fletcher Mark,Gatton Robert Harris George Herron Ann Ingles Dennis Long Jean McKown Jimmy Mellott Dean Mowry Tom Muntan Tommy Price Janice Reed Linda Ryan Chuck Spoon Steven Wade Billy Wise Francine Harfman David Whatman MRS. NANCY EYSTER Third Grade Ohio University aiaa teas it '- ' was Q . -1 1 , , .. ,Mara '1:'f:2:s2W?:5 vw f- - - Q is mam, V ,gras W . , K K , i g ? , .,., W a zz 1 ' .. ffl r iff' , 'Figs 'ccii fi .. L. 4 - - J . J' , It gf E., '.-, 'ir , if . .F 5 ,. -I 1 - 14 6 . ' -if , -iff at 515 I, -re - ' me 7, ' .' ' E Q11 Q ,N fa YW' ,Q .t1-. ,A., , J , , is W2 X er a 3 --,.,-.Mm 'X wx. W. it 'naar or we-F ii r ' ' - , - . 3455 , ' -Q 1- -- nr, 1 ' ,. J, - ., ga. . J-er z fs? . ., F 52715 ' .. , .Q ' 1 .4 rf: EL V I 4'2 , L ' i .,...x-,: rx H ' 1 k,:, A -ia Q . . Q W s ii slsiti ii' rsttyt if if ,, E X 'V if 'Q A W s if t , , , ,. f -f -.tn ,if ' 2' -'. Q i'5i5f:s9?'i f ' K MISS JUDY FARRY Third Grade Ohio State University pennant, fflhird Grades Daniel Adams Kathy Baughman Karen Benson Theodore Bowers Sail Forbes Betty Gatton David Hammock Amelia Kna pp Ltephen Lake Ronald Layfield Rebecca Leedy Claudia Miller Stephen Young Gary Mishey Peggy Myers Laurel Norris Alice Oney Allen Oney Robert Oyster Linda Ridenour Marcia Schoenman Franklin Staats Linda Stein Georjean Stoodt Gary Swank Leon Swank Douglas Walters Cathy Watson Stephen Wilson Stephanie Ayers Behtany Baker Raymond Ball Patricia Baney lecky Baughman Stephen Beal John Bowers Marlaine Bowman Dwight Dill Kathleen Fry Debra Hope Larry Huffman teven Lindeman Lora Long Diane Amy Maglott Corrine Miller Michael Oyster Robert Phillips William Quicksall Logan Russell Iharles Schroer David Secreist Laura Smith Rhonda Jo Snavely Joyce Swank Edward Van llouten Julie Vance Edna Ruthan Walters N' Q Q 1 is vi YQ X as , A ,srt il -i. at at A aatttr llet t srl! MRS. ETHEL MILLER Third Grade Ashland College A A J -. ' f fe rf 'Q 5 i H 9, ' My 925- . AJ 'A 4, XXL ,L .5 EJ! 'r' J is J K - A VL A 'W 44 I W.. Q ...I ' xr -pr -at X L' Xa fs , .. ,. .. . , i I My , A VL X ' t Q , , f - .. . , , +R., K , E , DQS SJ r L 'V' r Avy L it J I 0- , '6 . B. . 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Grade Katherine Balliett Ronald Bell Cynthia Benson Edwin Bowers Connie Brubaker Susan Devinney Melinda Ernsberger Judith Forbes John Fulton Barbara Gumz Scott Jessen Rachel Kodger Nancy Kunkle James Martin Bruce Myers Kathleen Myers Constance Palmer Jane Regula Thomas Sharp Craig Soliday Randall Stahl Robert Stephenson Nancy Swisher Barbara Taylor Margaret Urshitz Ricky Waite Pamela Werner Kelly Worner Jamison Back Diana Berry Linda Boyce Guy Cleckner Scott Cromer Constance Dickerson Dennis Fletcher Beverly Fry Michael Garrett Julia Gatton Wileen Gatton Cynthia Hall Martin Hull Robert Layfield Roma Long Peggy Lynch Harry Lynn Melvin Makowski Sandra Ousley Stephen Phillips Kathy Rinehart Gerald Shaffer Melinda Smith Melinda Spayde Debora Stewart Donnie Van Houten Bernalle Webb Mary Williams 'X S xi 2 at N t SL y ag if 5, . F y if if it Y f 4 X . , ,III . , .. ,'::- Q iy 5 P ..::- tstta N ki ' is MRS. MARTHA DONALDSON Q ' -sil 1 N a' First Grade : 'lra B di i Kent State University ' I as .:1.,,.. 1- as 1 R ' ., , : F , , , ,rr,, ., X . gg J 1. , Q 1 V, x w -,F I ::'i D F I ogy F I 5 5- if 'F -is ' s ss Q . s M wi: . . g-y e a' , ..,,: i 1 5, , ,Ll ::i-' H li A ra - 6. A . In Q -P ,,,Q F i f ,tia if - - r--., . l- i in F . ,- .- t 1 .. Q s,-:. , 3, M wi! A i is tirrrr at Xa Q f Yi f X Y viii? A g - i 8 k i Se i Af -. A a' fr 1 , F is ,. ,,fy l..,, P F 2 Vi F ' new X F ,M p V fa., P I K ' in ,fb iss. X at if 5iM4...' it ' M . am, 5 3, :Mi if .s,i A apt ' - MRS, MARTHA CLINE 3, F 1 F 5, F P First Grade - 3 Ni V B.S., Ashland College S by ' , , as 5 gf ,A .. ... Q : M i yy B , ,it ..-: A , , y ivht f Q i g zub D - s Vh A -in X Q 3, it il, S t t ' tt, t F I! ff rf ki.. V :KVV Tir: W,., X ,Q - I I kk K at I N ,Va . K . ' - . ,zz f-.-k- was -. L , : ..l as Ir ,',1V - ' , K , uv. f , -f , tl ,tty K y F V M .. 0 y Us L V Eqi rsi Gbrade Julia Ball Donald Bell Larry Cochran Gretchen Curtiss Raymond Dlesk Melissa Ernsberger Clark Everly Katie Flynn Gary Fry Claudia Geary John Hildreth Gary Hoeflick Jerry Holston James Hunt James King fl 5 Rebecca Koon f gs P fr jfaggp Gary Levingston Patricia Marker Larry Moran ' Peggy Palm Linda Patten . xr 1 ,x K 85 ,L wtf in XS' J? Lillian Pfister James Riddle Gail Snavely Lucinda Staats Sue Stahl Richard Swendal Judy Thornton Thomas Wade John Wilson Cheryl Ann Young l HK MRS. HELEN COOPER First Grade B. S. , Hiram College MRS. MARGARET KOCHHEISER Substitute Teacher Columbus Normal School . .V.. -, jg, ,,:, . y E k,,:k I , - i 2341 5 . : si 'W 'V f 'f U 1 -, ae hk fyhi 'A t - , '-Ah ' .'- 7 21, 56 2 , t ii , l if E Q' 'H - Y S if Q N I , L .5 -Q X if 3 f ,iw lm X. ilggfllt Q A W 5 ,Q ,- L, 4 QS I- . sisiiiw .. V, -E E: L- , . 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A 1 5 . , ,., , A ,. , I s ww f4 fig 2552251 'QV E Lg ??fWf if 5 s Q22 5 fm. f , A Z ' , A,., gf Q Y A, , MVQ, V 3 Li' Q Q K X 'Q fluiure 7 ztrmers nf marina lOW ONE, Left to Right: Don Whatman, Vice Presidentg Larry Gatton, Larry Tllton, David Bowers, Jews Reporterg Marlin Hamilton, Mr. Gray, Advisor, Larry Calhoon, Secretary, Bob Gatton, Treasurer, .arry Swank, Tom Stahl, Bob Dudgeon, ROW TWO: Don Shafer, Larry Mowry, Frank Makowski, Dwaln wank, Jim Tilton, Tom Morgan, Dan Bollinger, Chester Woodward, Freeman wank, Edward Schindler, 'erry Wright, Forty-five members of the Future Homemakers of America par- ticipated in a varied program of social activities and projects during the year. The group attended rallies at Union and Plymouth High Schools and sponsored the annual Cup1d's Hop Dance where Sharon Shumaker was honored as the Sweetheart, On May 4, 6:00 p.m,, in the beautifully decorated Multi-purpose room of the elementary building, a Mother-Daughter Banquet was held and Junior Degrees were conferred upon Bonnie Dudgeon, Mary Long- streth, Connie Smith, and Sharon Smith. Following the presentation of pins by the President, Sharon Shumaker, members and their guests enjoyed a Style Review , and a solemn Candlelight Service com- pleted the occasion.- The new officers for the coming year are Joyce Fry, President, Linda McGugln, VlcePresidentgJoyce Pusey, Secretaryg Miriam Colledge, Treasurer, Judy Garber, News Reporterg Kay Eyster,Histor1ang Georg- ette Dewey, Student Council Representatlveg Phil Seals, Parliamentarlang and Mrs. Sohl, Club Mother. Joyce Fry and Linda McGugln were elected to attend the FHA Camp this summer, A The National Emblem of the Future Farmers of America is significant and mean- ingful ln every detail. The owl is symbolic of wisdom and knowledge, the plow is the syrn- bol of labor and tillage of the sollg the rising sun is emblematic of progress and the new day that will dawn when all farmers are trained and have learned to cooperate, the cross section of an ear of corn represents common agriculture interests since corn is native to America and grown ln every state, and the eagle is indicative of the national scope of the organization. . . . Official Manual. This year the local chapter earned numerous vocational awardsgthe following students were among the recipients of awards of outstanding achievements: GENE BARR Star Swine Producer in District, State Farmer Degreeg LARRY CALHOON, First Place, Extemporaneous Public Speaking Contest, LARRY GATTON, First Place, Farm Co- operative Contest Testg LARRY 'I'ILTON, First in County, Highway Safety Contest, Gene Barr, David Bowers, Larry Calhoon, Don Whatman, Larry Tilton, Chester Wood- ward, Larry Gatton, First Place, County Parliamentary Procedure Contest, First Place, County Land Judging Teamg and all F, F, A, members received a Superior Rating in the x 155 X 1 QINTIUQ, 67 A x FlA 5 S vo I Q95 C Z' 121-fo if 0 by A, A -' -1- sh !4vl1' f 0 'O 5 'o, 22, 555 . Q' 9 AN' N. . 1 I A I ' Thil I - -D 4 U ' x ' xx , X X! X , g f State. 7 uturt 4 nmtmakrra nf marina ROW ONE, Left to Right: Joyce Fry, Student Council, Kay Gearhart, Historian, Carol Whamaan, Parliamentarlang Joyce Pusey, Song Leader, Priscilla Fry, News Reporter, Charlotte Ruhl, Treasurer, Bonnie Kehl, Secretary, Bonnie Dudgeon, Vice President, Sharon Shumaker, President. ROW TWO: Mrs. Eileen Miller, Advisor, Pat Kilgore Rosalie Gonzales, Connie Smith, Judy Garger, Linda McGug1n, Pauline Flynn, Sharon Lowery, Ophelia Seals, Linda McPhern, ROW THREE: Bonnie Lang, Jane Lennington, Beverly Sohl, Sharon Smith, Susan Maxwell, Gerry Ritter, Kay Eyster, Roberta Weyh- meller, Gerry Ridenour. ROW FOUR: Carol Davies, Sharon Weiss, Miriam Colledge, Dorthy Knell, Shirley Mackowski , Donna Shrader, Dorothy Prosser, Dora Shrader, Nancy Dudgeon. ROW FIVE: Joan Fulton, Joyce Morrison, Carol Miller, Shirley Simmons, Georgetta Dewey, Kathy Fletcher, Beverly Seidner, Sharon Burghard, Mary Longstreth. 43 all glllluniinrs ROW ONE, Left to Right: Gloria Berry, Linda McPhern, Nancy Spayde, Joan Fulton, Lois Spohn, Judy Patterson, Dixie Swank, Melinda Hlldreth, Shirley Dlesk. ROW TWO: Mary Ann Goss, Nancy Dudgeon, Beverly Cover, Marlene Harter, Carolyn Strater, Pam Maurer, Kay Gerhart, Alice Robison, Carol Whatman. ROW THREE: Donna Shrader, Beth Jefferson, Pat Walker, Dora Shrader, Dorothy Prosser, Sherry Fry, Kathy Mc- Garrity, Joyce Pusey. Each year students are selected as hall monitors by Principal R, H,McMu11en. Their duties include the assistance in the office as messengers, in the duplication of daily absence reports, in the guidance of visitors to our school and in the service from the monitor posts. lihrarg Staff 7 uiure wr ers uf marina f! EJ-ell: DW ONE, Left to Right: Alice Robison, Karen Hall, Dianne J' ones, Lirley Makowski, Mary Ann Pusey, Mrs. Banker, Advisor, ROW MO: Sharon Swank, Carol Diehl, BeverlyAl1gire, Mona Breyman, tyce Fry, Jane Gumz. ROW THREE: Miriam Colledge, News :porterg Mary Longstreth, Arinda Fry, Carolyn Strater, Student :uncilg Charlene Monninger, Doris Snavely, Vice-President, trry Scott. ROW FOUR: Joyce Morgan, Bonnie Dudgeon, Naomi liday, J' udy Patterson, Rosalie Gonzales, Bill Allgire, Secretary- 'easurerg David Bowers. ROW FIVE: Jim McKown, Gene Barr, 'esidentg Lynn Holdren, Tom Barr, Mr. Flohr, Co-Advisor. The year's activities centered around the re-organization of the membership and the acquaintance of prospective student teachers with the life and duties of a teacher. Each member was assigned to assist a teacher in the numerous classroom situations, duplication and correction of tests, substitution. As a portion of the social activities, the Lexington Chapter of the Future Teachers initiated the local group into the State and National organizations at a Candlelight Ceremony ln the latter part of April. Iihrarg Siaff LEFT TO RIGHT: Dick Hoffman, Fred Brovm, Mr. McMll1en, Advisor, Pauline Flynn, Ruth Bowers. 45 arsiig Z8 Qlluh --dz, 'K K f X x :N , Al U ag!! .. X , Q .. fb SEATED FRONT CENTER: Mr. Heiser, Advisor, ROW ONE, Left to Right: Darryl Eyster, Vice President: Mike Hamilton, Dick Bisel. ROW TWO: John Izer, Ed Pearl, Steve Jones, Phil Barr, Marlin Hamilton. ROW THREE: Jim McKown, Gary Walker, David Bowers, President: Gene Barr, Treasurer: Gene Pokraka, News Reporter: Terry Nye. ROW FOUR: Lloyd Walker, Secretary: Dick Gehrisch, Dave Collins, Larry Walker, Tom Barr, Lynn Holdren, Jon Hershey. A newly organized Varsity B Club was instituted among the social and service groups. In the course of the year the club performed various services for the school: they assisted as police- men at the spring track meets. And the group staged a Basketball Carnival where the Faculty were defeated by the Varsity: the Merchant All-Stars engaged the Reserves and the Junior High lost to the Rinky-Dinks. The sale of subscriptions of THE BELLVILLE STAR was an additional undertaking. Awards were given to all senior members and Gene Barr was honored with the presentation of The Athletic Scholastic Trophy. Student Glunnnil L- SEATED, Left to Right: Darryl Eyster, Presidentg Steve Jones, Vice President: Naomi Soliday, Secretary, Judy Patterson, Treasurer, Bonnie Breyman, Lynn Holdren. SEATED, Left to Right: Carl Curtiss, Erryl Eyster, Bob Walker, Doris Snavely, Lois Spohn, Mr. McMullen, Advisory Judy Garber, Joyce Fry, Tom Barr, Joan Fulton, Gene Barr, Mike Hamilton, Phil Barr. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Linda Mellorr, Jeannie Wilson, Kerry Murray, Bonnie Zeller, ROW TWO: John Armstrong, Roy Kehl, Joel King, Ronald Mowry, Jerry Steel, A student self-government is one of the most important phases of high school life. The governing body of our school, the Student Council, serves the school in general and gives the students a chance to represent themselves in a democratic way. grhuul Qgzttrnl if as N Fi W 0 Q i x . I I E I N I N 6 , . . . ..k.,-,, ,., WM, , , ,.,,, vM.,,,.v..,W,,M,.,N .,..M.M, m,.mv.A.,,.,...,,,.,,.n,,.,...............,. .W.W..0 M, . , , Qlhaiier Staff ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bonnie Dudgeon, Senior, Who's Who Editorg Rosalie Gonzales, Typist, Sharon Shumaker, Typist, Naomi Soliday, Typist. ROW TWO: Charlotte Ruhl, Senior Editor: Larry Tilton, FFA News, J' oyce Morgan, Typist. EBU- i nmml Staff ROW ONE, Left to Right: Tom Smith, Co-Editor, Lois Spohn, Co-Editor. ROW TWO: Marsha Black, Dolores Hively, Sondra Cupp, Miss Paxton, Advisorg Dorthy Knell, Mar- lene Harter, Tom Barr, Kathy McGarrity. 49 Y' x 'Hi Q wg WL? .-Vk if Sp., Y' X V 'if wi 11 , X , X, ,gi ' -v X x ' I gs WP W E A 'X 7 v' 'H U' x l ag., .. at anim if Vw 4 va' A Lt' TH . K , . K Q x-x,., A , f In if 53. Y X? Nh 1 I Q gb U ,Y K Q my i ky X Q Q., 1. gn N X , U WN' X , A A 5 lg, ' L '3 ggfkvy W K X gig? V r gif' Qijl 5, 2, fm V - V G I , M W-o-...gusty I x may S r if E , Q L L N me eg 4, Qwiggfg gk W ii N ig' uUFN !Y'. ' Vg' vm. 16 M wah Q. I DW ONE, Left to Right: Susie Walters, Lynn Shambaugh, Judy Greer. ROW TWO: Pat Walker, Sandra zwart, Pam Maurer, Mary Ann Goss, Sandy Banks, Karen Palm. ROW THREE: Mona Breyman, Carl lrtiss, Ruth Bowers, David Yarger, Bonnie Kehl, Sherry Frye, Judy Patterson. ROW FOUR: Chester Jodward, Bob Ryan, Beth Jefferson, Mary Ann Pusey, Carol Diehl, Karen Hall, Carolyn Strater, Dick me, Joyce Frye, Naomi Soliday, Beverly Allgire. DW ONE, Left to Right: Joyce Frye, Bonnie Dudgeon, Pat Kilgore, Naomi Soliday, Nancy Spayde, Sondra ipp, Beth Jefferson, Joyce Pusey, Lois Spohn. ROW TWO: Gloria Walters, Karen Palm,Jane Gumz, mn Shambaugh, Shirley Dlesk, Ester Nicholes, Judy Greer, Ruth Bowers, Pat Walker, Pam Maurer, idy Garber, Judy Patterson, Sharon Shumaker, Charlotte Ruhl, Miss Terrall. ROW THREE: Tom aeter, Tom Smith, Steve Walker, Ed Pearl, Tom Barr, Dick Hoffman, Russell Reed, Dick Stone, Larry .lton, Larry Calhoun. nmncuming 1959 Friday, October 23, 7:45 P. M. , a light mist fell to the ground as the Queen of Homecoming, Miss Joan Fulton, and her entourage of Princesses were presented to the crowd seated under umbrellas. Crestline d e fe a t e d the Blue Jays, 6-0, in a grueling, muddy football tussle. Students, alumni, teachers, parents were invited to attend the dance following the game and were entertained by the band of Jerry Zeller. x 'X ff X X l I lx Queen Joan expresses her hope that the team will be victorious to Captain Jon Hershey. 'W . puns' . . . for her Highness .Queen Joan presented a pretty picture leading the Virginia Reel. if ww ex X F vi prpr Jmlfvg ' I , 4 , -. 5 X L' g i-fr - 0 A A A A A sl. J if .. 7 , 'ffl . ' 1 ' A I .. , . V Q51 1 M, .... . , :V f, 72 ky 5 A i ' ' X .. Wim, ft' WM ' fy - , I ,,,. r ii-. ,'r, ' - 14 ,, ,. ' 1 ' i ,,., Q E E E I A ' N H L, fr Ag www N NT:- g 'lm kp., , ,, K . K ,api I K ,, xl, L A' ' E A. rrrr THE QUEEN AND HER ROYAL COURT--Judy Greer, Sophomore Attendant: Charlotte Ruhl, Senior Attend antg the Queeng Sharon Swank, Junior Attendantg Dianne Jones, Freshman Attendant. - Qs Midsummer Fights Qgrwm M Sign 5 F UN? R Zf W?-ff 'Q We -aww w M. The royal couple ! ROW ONE, Left to Right: Geogette Dewey, Shirley Simmons, Carol Diehl, Connie Smith, Beverly Allgire, Lynn Shambaugh, Kathy McGarrity, Marlene Harter. ROW TWO: Ed Pearl, Charles Sohl, Stanley Mowry, Steve Walker, Chester Woodward, Miss Terrall, Director. ROW THREE: Tom Smith, Dick Hoffman, Tom Barr, Larry Gatton, Sam Woody, Bob Baughman. erry Black -- a stage-hand , . Meeting traffic. What s the next l1ne'? Theseus . . Egeus , , Lysander. . Demetrius . Hermia , . Helena . Oberon . Titania , Puck . . . Philostrate . Quince . Snug . Bottom , Flute . Snout , . , Starveling , Hippolyta . Peaseblossom Cobweb . . Moth , , , Mustardseed CAST , Larry Gatton . . . Ed Pearl . .Sam Woody . . . Tom Barr . Connie Smith . Beverly Allgire Chester Woodward Lynn Sha mbaugh . . Tom Smith . . Dick Hoffman . . Stan Mowry . . Bob Baughman , Steve Walker . Charles Sohl . . . Bill Sheriff . . Ronald Walker . . Carol Diehl . Marlene llarter . . . Kathy McGarrity Georgette Dewey . . . Shirley Simmons 55 ar ZH A 0111Pif1'5 amp Hold still, Sharon Cupid's Hop, an annual fes- tivity planned around the Valentine theme, was celebrated on February 6, 1959. A senior, Miss Sharon Shumaker, was honored as the Future Homemakers' ' 'Sweetheax-t. Sharon, who was attired in a sump- tuous gown of white, paused a mo- ment as the Sweetheart of l958, Miss Mary G u ile r , placed the jeweled crovm upon her head. A grand march signaled the beginning of an evening of dancing to the smooth music of the Mello Jackets of Mount Vernon, Ohio. Attendants for the event were Nancy Dudgeon, Sophomore, Judy Garber, ,Tuniorg Rosalie Gonzales, Seniorg Lee Ann Walker, Flower Glrlg Craig Shumaker, RlngBearerg and Priscilla Fry, Mistress of Cere- monies. 5 55 + Q QS A W fiyl gi Gil. F if e -FQ 4 1 . If Blue nun cms flhf ..... Members of the 1960 Senior Class ofBe11ville High were the guests of the Junior Class at a banquet- dance held on April 23. Junior mothers and ladies of the cafeteria served tasty swiss steak dimers in the Multi-purpose room of the Elementary Building. After the banquet ceremonies had ended, the group traveled to the Mansfield YMCA for dancing, swimming and a movie, The Last Hurrah! Much time had been spent by the junior committees to plan, to purchase materials for the programs, food and decorations using the idea of Blue Moon. The parents of the juniors must be commended for their assistance in making the evening a success! 19513 Bjnniur-Seninr Qgrnm XX f' EEL lginafnre 4 inaln GM Fruduriiuns LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Scott, Naomi Soliday, Chester Woodward, Tom Smith, Judy Patterson, Joyce Pusey, Tom Barr. jluniur 7 and CAST Sir Joseph Porter. . . . . . . .Tom Smith Captain Corcoran . . . . . . Steve Walker Ralph Ra ckstraw ..... . . . .Tom Barr Dick Deadeye. . . . . . . . . Larry Scott Bill Bobstav ....... . .Chester Woodward BobBecket. . . . . . . . . David Yarger Josephine ....... . . Joyce Pusey Cousin Hebe ...... . Judy Patterson Little Buttercup. . . . . . Naomi Soliday ROW ONE, Left to Right: Carolyn Bowie, Susan Snavely, Nancy Soliday, Diane Shumaker, Linda Pickens, Jeannie Wilson, Dixie Hill, Don Mowry, Fred Akerman. ROW TWO: Tom Bunfil, Peggy Burghard, Debbie Pearl, Marilyn Garber, Barbara Longstreth, Joann Moss, Arthur Showalter, Norman Beal. ROW THREE: Garry Moore, Jerry Steel, Cindy Yarger, 60 Randy Knapp, Terry Kilgore, Kenneth Donough, Joyce Shaffer, Robin Stoodt, Jim Lee. ,- ll.. C J 7? fffl X M ,-gg, 15 A K jfw ., M, kiw i..- ' 'I' A lx .1 , ., s N, 15,5 Sh un, ,. , : 1f. ,,,,,,? .,., -my - V ,..,. -'QL wx 1, Q - :- -'mn ,Rik - Am 'f f- rm. , . .nw f , ,Az N.. V U- 'XX Yi, . . mgww.-qv ,iw Lv Q Wy , , N ,yi-3kpg.xmwf Y k1x,mv.:.5g15ff5i'-5,:, I -f 1 - x ' - M-Xsvwf'w?T'?'1Q,- wif- ., - 7-W' f , Q A A 7 - n- Sf -' Yfffwx? z3 yf 'f55 AQ- kffwld wif g, fm A ' -,Q ,X I , X' WJ ,5 3 A V V iffni' I AV .I if , f f' Q, f a ? 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SECOND ROW: John Worner, Drew Dill, Eugene Fletcher, Carl Alexander, Jim Lane- hart, Jack Strater, Bertin Ousley, Brad Walker, Gary Margot, Ralph Greer, Don Moore, Tom Fry. THIRD ROW: Doug Rapp, Bill Fry, Jerry Bisel, Erryl Eyster, Carl Curtiss, Mike Wade, Chuck Dewey, Dale Fry, Bob Fulton, Roger Fry, Paul Williams, John Holler, Robert Swank. Managers, Greg Fletcher, David Livingston, Cheerleaders, Kathy McCready, Becky Farst, Linda Spayde, Diane Schroeder, Coach, Richard Fletcher. 64 In 23.. ?f fr wing, 4F13 rg . E is I ll 1521116112 'glgztrsiig 7 uuihall ROW ONE, Left to Right: Jerry Gehrisch, Dan Snavely, Gary Walker, Lloyd Walker, Darryl Eyster, Steve Walker, Ed Pearl, Dick Bisel, Dick Gehrisch, Terry Ney, Dan Jensen. ROW TWO: Jim Hoffman, Phil Barr, Dan Bollinger, Marlin Hamilton, Dave Collins, Larry Walker, Chuck Bowers, Gene Pokraka, Jon Hershey, Dick Hoffman, Jim Teeter. ROW THREE: Dick Ma xwell David Woodard, Ron Oney, Ion Izer, Ron Walker, Jim McKown, Roger Kil- gore, Mike Hamilton, Gary Hughett, Robert Walker, Robert Reed. ROW FOUR: Coach Henry Schroth, Gary Beal, Richard Spayde, Dick Matthews, Freeman Swank, Rick Swisher, Larry Mowry, Kenneth Payne, Carl Ruhl, Assistant Coach Robert Fletcher, Assistant Coach Robert Heiser. M1 jluninr 4 igh 7 unihall CQ SW' 23 sa F ,t -ff: ' rr, ryqfssag 7,551 5.532 sw s A ,Jw Q 5' Sidi 1 s . iii: is f' Rt rr 'r F ff' ,-mw:.Rl 'Q Q r . , L L, 'S ' , f j 5 ,U 4. 'fl X e ts. 4 l 'V t 33.32 Qsre Qian ruunl 6917 GBM mints! 4:-if Jim Baker, Center Gene Barr, Left Guard Lloyd Walker, Left Forward X X Dick Gehrrsch Rrght Forwa Chuck Bowers Rlght Guard 5 Z Dave Collins, Left Forward Lynn Holdren, Left Forward 1 x 1 N X 'Q Q nw 09111 ZI1'5ifQIQ91I1' 2521112 BZIIII! LEFT TO RIGHT: Phil Barr, Gary Walker, Chuck Bowers, Lynn Holdren, Jim Baker, Dick Gehrisch Marlin Hamilton, Dave Collins, Gene Barr, Lloyd Walker, Mike Hamilton, Dan Jensen. SEATED Larry Hively, Managerg Coach Dick Fletcher, Jim McKown, Manager. LEFT TO RIGHT: Tom Teeter, Dick Phillips, Rick Swisher, Jerry Gehrisch, Ed Pearl, Marlin Hamil- ton, Chuck Sohl, Dan Jensen, Mike Hamilton, Gary Walker, Phil Barr, Dick Mathews. SEATED: Bill Ruhl, Managerg Coach Bob Fletcher, Don Margot, Manager. 1 Huninr igh ixperinnnes umznssful 522151111 J ROW ONE, Left to Right: Ralph Greer, Coach Bill McFadden, Craig Fletcher. ROW TWO: Larry Bowers, Drew Dill, Roy Kehl, John Worner, Bob Fulton, Bill Frey, Erryl Eyster, Dave McGugin, Carl Curtiss, Paul Williams, Larry Hull, Jim Lehnhart, Dale Fry, Mike Wade, Gary Margot. 1959-60 BASKETBALL RECORD 1960 IR. HIGH TRACK Bellville 39 Lucas Bellville Invitational Junior High Bellville 47 Iberia Track Meet Bellville 26 John Simpson Bellville 63 Johnsville Bellville 43 Bellville 42 Butler Butler 35 1X2 Bellville 39 Lucas Lexington 30 1f2 Bellville 26 John Simpson Perrysville 31 1f2 Bellville 44 Iberia Lucas 26 Bellville 34 Fredericktown Shiloh 21 1f2 Bellville 40 Butler Union 2 Bellville 50 Johnsville Bellville 47 Union COUNTY TRACK MEET AT ONTARIO Bellville 38 Union Bellville, Third Place Bellville 37 Chesterville COUNTY TOURNAMENT Bellville 32 Plymouth Bellville 35 Ontario COUNTY FINALS Bellville 34 Lexington 68 + Tiix ,E Y- f - + 1115! 'KN Q fx. , ii. E kk EI: .Q M,..L,,5 X ztrsiig, Euniur igh rztrkmnn ROW ONE, Left to Right: Bill Ruhl, Carl Ruhl, Robert Walker, Ronald Walker, Tom Barr, Sam Woody, Dick Maxwell. ROW TWO: Coach Henry Schroth, Dave Collins, Ed Pearl, Jim Baker, Terry Nye, Ronald Walker, Larry Walker, Jim Etzwiler. ROW ONE, Left to Right: Douglas Rapp, Gary Poorman, Bertin Ousley, Eugene Fletcher, Chuck Dewey Dale Frey, Larry Browers. ROW TWO: Coach Bill McFadden, Jim Strickling, Bob Fulton, Bill Frey Don Moore, Carl Curtiss, Paul Williams, Jerry Bisel, Rick Hursh. S FA N! 'waz ii N olhsrzl s-Ax 3. in. -, gs, - . mf ,i 60 5 Q ' iff sf' ,R I A 'iam XIFQ. ,K . in W nf? ai 7 f .Q Z as W W'f9' 5 ' 7 W, X x K f M .X 1 -A nn Q uf a Q 'Q l i A 1 N o i A932532-'gw. 11 .W 1 A J .L KP , ' i 'ilif . - f M ,. ' L if if , ,. 9' .. Lia! V .., 'm f fp , - g A - i Hurry it up! You're doing fine, boys! Let's have another home run, Bellvillel What are you going to do after the game tonight? mama 19513 m:nrd5 ix lHHin5, 7 nur 15115525 ROW ONE, Left to Right: Coach Dick Fletcher, Dick Hoffman, Phil Barr, Lloyd Walker, Gary Walker, Jim Hoffman, Robert Reed, Jerry Lehnhart. ROW TWO: Jim McKown, Tom Barr, Gene Barr, Jon Izer, Chuck Bowers, Jim Baker, Steve Walker, Assistant Coach Robert Fletcher. INFIELDERS--ROW ONE: Jim Baker, ' First Base, Gary Walker, First Base, Jim Hoffman, Third Base. Row J TWO: Llo yd Walker, Shortstopg Phil Barr, Second Base. 73 FIRST ROW: Robert Reed, Catcherg Jerry Lehnhart, Pitcher. SECOND ROW: Jim McKown, Carcherg Steve Walker, Pitcher. OUTFIELDERS--FIRST ROW: Gene Barr, Outfielderg Chuck Bowers, Outfielderg Dick Hoffman, Out- fielder. SECOND ROW: Tom Barr, outfielder, Catchergloh Izer, Outfielder. 74 7 asnzhzxll Qsriiun Qlnmpare GB111' 1959-EH Qsilyleiit ernrds' VARSITY BASKETBALL 12 WINS ---- 7 LOSSES BASKETBALL AWARDS Dec. 4 Bellville 60 Union Most Valuable Player . . . . .Gene Barr 8 Bellville 80 Butler Best Foul Shooter . , , . . Dick Gehrisch 11 Bellville 56 Lexington Most Improved Player , , , ,jim Baker 18 Bellville 67 Lucas Best Field Goal Pct , ,,,, Gene Barr 19 Bellville 71 Edison Best student , , , , , Chuck Bowers 29 Bellville 67 Fredericktown Jan. 8 Bellville 53 Plymouth 12 Bellville 57 Ontario 15 Bellville 70 Union 16 Bellville 48 Loudonville 19 Bellville 79 Butler 22 Bellville 57 Lexington 23 Bellville 50 Crestline 29 Bellville 65 Lucas Feb. 2 Bellville 96 Sparta 5 Bellville 82 Plymouth 12 Bellville 55 Ontario 58 13 Bellville 54 Madison 69 Richland County Tournament 19 Bellville 60 Union 68 VARSITY TRACK April 11 Bellville 41 Mansfield Madison 73 Mt. Vernon 34 April 14 Bellville 61 1!2 Mt. Gilead 58 1!2 Butler 25 April 18 Bellville 47 Ashland 73 Jeromesville 0 April 21 Bellville 58 1!2 Athletic Carnival Crestline 16112 Cardington 12 Butler 29 112 Lexington 31 1X2 Lucas 0 Centerburg 21 Iberia 34 Johnsville 20 April 26 Bellville 48 Plymouth 52 1!2 Cary 48 112 May 2 Bellville 66 1!2 Prospect 61 1!2 Elm Valley 17 1X2 VARSITY BASEBALL 5 WINS ---- 4 LOSSES April 13 Bellville 8 Lucas 9 April 15 Bellville 5 Iohnsville 3 Winning Pitcher Lehnhart April 19 Bellville 11 Union 10 Winning Pitcher Reed April 21 Bellville 8 Lexington 11 Losing Pitcher Reed April 25 Bellville 2 Lucas 7 Losing Pitcher Lehnhart April 27 Bellville 14 Butler 4 Winning Pitcher Walker May 4 Bellville 5 Butler 4 Winning Pitcher Reed May 5 Bellville 2 Lexington 9 May 17 Bellville 20 Lucas 19 VARSITY FOOTBALL '7 WINS --- 2 LOSSES AWARDS Sept. 18 Bellville 38 Mt. Gilead 20 Most Valuable Player . . . Dave Collins 25 Bellville 0 Fredericktown 12 Most Tackles ..... . . Dave Collins Oct. 2 Bellville 14 Danville Best Ball Carrier . . . . Dave Collins 9 Bellville 20 Millersburg Best Student . . . . . Dave Bowers 16 Bellville 32 Loudonville Best Sport ...... . . Marlin Hamilton H. C. 23 Bellville O Crestline Most Improved Player . .... Dick Bisel 30 Bellville 22 Midview Best Blocker .... . . Dick Bisel Nov. 6 Bellville 26 Butler 13 Bellville 54 West Jefferson HH-gl-GI ---- IQ Qlhami Uheerleadersl Learn our cheers! Have we got a team? You bet! Have we won the game? Not yet! But give us time, we're on the beam! We may be nuts we've got the steam! So fite team, fite team! Fitel Fire! Fitel Venus, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars Have you seen those Be11vi11e Stars! Are they STARS! Well I guess, they're the stars of BHS! Hank 6911! Qlafeieria Staff S 1-:P3'f, 'HD 1 an., if 1f Z-MM! il1IfI f'2 13:52-My ,-3 i'3 AFETERIA LADIES--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Mrs. Kochheiser, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Ewers, Mrs. Mellott. JW TWO: Mrs. Kodger, Mrs. Teeter, Mrs. Workman, Mrs. Horn. 78 STUDENT ASSISTANTS--ROW ONE, Left to Right: Linda Partin, Judy Kent, Thurlene McCaskey, Joyce Hunger, John Sherrill. ROW TWO: Dan Moore, Tom Fry, Junior Morrison, Maurine Walker. And Qlusiurlians, us rivers. During the day you may have observed these men hard at work maintaining our heating plant, solving our electrical problems, repairing desks, chairs, windows, blinds, pencil sharpeners and per- forming many other duties. Mr. Ernest Wagner I X . 4. , ce. i f Mr. John McClelland, High School Mr. C. C. Smith, Elementary 7 -, ge in ws Q 4 SS i -wg 22,3 1,-53:5 Rfswg . i gf , K3 fig- 5 'xm Us .1 i 'Nllup Q, 1 E .-:EL .: fag K M .M -.--:,- J - . . NX. . .X,.... , Q . 1 . Q M . --+A-f f -X fam fm X . Si. ,, n 5.5 , C. warg ' M Q mqnjv w av nr 'bm SLEEPY9 HQ, x i L K x '-.. ii' if FS .Mn .Q R kin H Q fp 1f fy aW BRrrrrrr BELLVILLE-FREDERICKTOW PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY R. S. Lord .. .............. . Medical Doctor V l3 East College Street Phone MY H-229l Fredericktown, Ohio Joseph R. Poole .......... .. Medical Doctor l2l North Main Street Phone MY 4-62Ol Fredericktown, Ohio Charles H. Shambaugh ... .. Dentist l65 Main Street Phone TU 6-265i Bellville, Ohio Carl Swadener ...... 865 Main Stfeet Phone TU 6-367i Bellville, Ohio K. M. Willson ....... 22 Market Street Phone TU 6-227l Bellville, Ohio Attorney Dentist BELLVILLE FARM BUREAU Co operative Purchasing 8 Marketing of Feeds Grain Fertilizers Machinery 8 Petroleum Phone TU 6-336i Bellvllle, Ohio Congratulations To The Class of l96O from GEORGE G. BOWERS GARAGE Atlas Tires and Batteries General Repairing Phone TU 6-3M9l Bellvulle Ohio CCLLINS MARKET Fresh and Cured Home Killed Meats Groceries says CONGRATULATIONS! 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