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

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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.

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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

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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