Belmont High School - Bel San Yearbook (Belmont, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

Edmtor m Ch1ef Assxstant Echtor 1n Ch1ef Busxne s Manager As xstant Bus1ness Manager Advertxslng Manager Feature Edltor As 1 tant Feature Ecutor qports Edltor Ass1stant Sports Ed1tor Photography Class Poem Class Prophecy Class W11l Class Hxstory Typxsts Sponsor. . .. .... . . .. . .. . . Nancy Hall Carrol Loy Frances Masters Royce Klnney Dortha hart Betty OFFISOD Wayne Parker Bob Orrlson Sam Burkhart Dean Knapp Bonnle Blake Frances Masters Nancy Hall Evelyn Ca1n Frances Masters Nancy Hall Evelyn Cain Bonnie Blake Betty Orrison Miss Groves Yearbook Staff ATtEd1tOT.,0 . .. Q D.n..,.. . .. . ...,.BonnieB1ake MRS MELLOTT Home Economics Phymcal Educdtxon MR CHRIST MAN History Bxology 'U' MRS MITC HE LL Latm Enghsh Q fu. a -14- MISS PERKINS 4th and 5th sn,-10' MR ST ONEBRAKER bupc-rmtcnds-nt I A We the Semor Class of Belmont Hxgh School dedxcate this flfth issue of the Bel San to our es teemed pnncxpal and coach H C Baurnan MISS SMYTHE s and Znd 3 Q MISS WILLIAMSON Znd and 3rd ' x .E l , ' 5, S 4' . ,, V I -Y 1 - f E, 2 W , N ur' 'T Q I, ,hjy .4 ' fs' 3 - Y ' I . I in D I a so -'VV' : 4 A . . ' J V ,V .- - I . l- . - Nl. X l, I 1 v, uk ' r L . ll... s Xt H Q Af gh 537 1 Y A J , 7 . ,v . ',Nq - 1 I MISS GR OVES Commercxal -Q 3 is MR KEMP Industrxal Arts Science hr. MRS SHEPHERD Music MRS FISHER Sth and 6th I x7 I Class 0 1951 TO BELMONT HIGH You are more than bucks and mortar To us you are a llvlng thxng Pulsatlng wmth the breath of laughter Alive wlth memor1es IH every wxng Smce through your portals we fxrst walked The years have passed and rolled away We ve tread your hallowed walls our l T Though seems It s been but just a dav Yes our days here have ended Wlth a slgh But we leaxe our memorles wxth the rest That flll the halls of Belmont I-hgh The school we ll always lo fe the best 'M l'Bonn1e Blake 'k'l tEvelyn C a1n 5 s x n v 1 , :I C. . , . V lv , . ' r ' .V BONITA JEAN BLAKE Bonme J' Dramatxcs 1 Z 3 4 Class Officer EVELYN MAE CAIN Shorty Dramahcs Band F I-I A Girls Glee Club Spotlxght Annual Glee Club 1 Z 4 F H A Spctlxght Annual C LAIR EDISON BLON Dramatxcs I Z 3 Manager Z 3 4 JAMES WILLIAM DUVALL Band. . . . . . Mixed Chorus. . Boys Glee. . . Annual Staff. . . . D ramatics. . . Bill Z 6 SAMUEL JOSEPH BURKHART Greek Basketball Band Class Offxcer Annual Staff Baseball Softball Dramatxcs R OYC E BENTLEY Baskeiball Dramatxc s Mxxed Chorus Spotlxght Annual Class Offxcer Semor Scholarshxp KINN EY DORTHA JEAN HART Band Dramatxcs Gu-ls Glee Mxxed Chorus F H A Scholarshxp Spotlxght Annual Staff DEAN EDW Band Dramatxcs Scholarshxp Test Mxxed Chorus Boys Glee Class Offxcer Annual Staff Dot ARD KNAPP 7 NANCY JEAN Corky Dramatxcs Band Class Officer Girls Glee Basketball Cheerleader F H A Scholarship Softball Spotlight Annual G A A QQ? -,949 9,01 HALL 0' Rl il CARROL EARNEST Bunk D ramahc s H Sc holarslup Test Annual Staff -e LOY 234 X FRANC ES IONA MASTERS Daisy Dramahcs Band Gxrls Glee F H A Scholarship Mxxed Chorus Trxo Sextette Class Offxcer G.A A Basketball Softball SPOtllgl'lf Annual Staff bemor Scholarshxp 4K Fri '1 rg,...2-- q ' HER BERT ROGER MILLER Herb Drarnlhcl Baskeiball. C lass Officer JAMES WALTER ..Jlm.. Basketball Dramatxcs Baseball Softball Scholarshxp 4 H Senior Scholarslup 8 Z 3 4 MCKEEN Z,3,4 l,3,4 Z,3,4 l,4 1,2 ROBERT M ORRISON Bone Dramatlcs Basketball Baseball Softball Annual Staff Spotllght 'L T 1334: avi' C LAR ENCE WlLLIAM RIEMENSCHNEIDER Draxnatnc s Snyder 1234 Nga' BETTY JOANN ORRISON Y Teens Boosters Club Draxnatxc Club F H A Play Annual Staff Spothght Glrls Glee Club Mixed Chorus K 5 lib dun RAYMOND VIRGIL. MOTTER WAYNE DAVIS PARKER Jake Tee Hee Basketball Z 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Softball ALLEN D MILHOAN Lefty Basketball 1 Z 3 4 Baseball 1 Z 3 4 Softball CHARLES KENNETH YOE Yo Yo Basketball Z 3 4 Dramatxcs Baseball 9 Dramatxcs Band Basketball Softball Baseball Annual Staff Lui Hlstory We the Class of 1951 can now reallze what It 15 to be Senxors mn hlgh school Before we descend the stalrway of dear Old Belmont I-hgh let us pause for a mom ent to look over a few of the many memorles dear to the hearts of all As a Freshman Class of twenty slx students we entered hlgh school 1n 1947 Twenty three of us were formerly e1ghth graders of Belmont The other three Wxlma Johnson Clarence R1emenschne1der and Bob Orr1son completed grade school at Morrxstown After a few months Mary Lomse Sa.ffel1 qxut school leavlng a total of twenty fmve On Apnl 1 we presented our class play K1cked Out of College under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mztchell We also enjoyed a class party The greatest event of the year for the glrls was servxng at the Iumor Semor Banquet We wore wlute dresses and red aprons wxth szlver stars glltterxng ln our ha1r The fall of 48 found us gay young Sophomores Duane Underwood Jolned us from Barnesvxlle We presented the play The Sweetheart of U Baka P1 under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mxtchell December 31 we enterta1ned our xnvlted guests w1th a New Year s Eve Party We also had a square dance and cake walk The gxrls agam served at the annual .Tunlor Sen1or Banquet We wore pastel colored dresses When our summer vacat1on had ended we went back to school as Jolly .Tumors We were very sorry to see that we had lost three of our classmates Wzlma Johnson Sylv1a Huntsman and Kathleen Gregg Duvall We presented the play The W'1ld Oats Boy under the dmrectlon of M1ss Groves We also had more months we were sorry to lose Mary Holland who qult school At the begxnnmg of the second semester Betty Orrlson Joxned our class makmg a grand total of twenty three In March we had a Farewell Party for Frances Wzlson who moved to Flush1ng Then came the event we had all dreamed about our .Tumor Sen1or Banquet The theme was 1-lawau Wayne D Parker acted as Master of Ceremomes After three years of fun and hard work we entered B H S on a brxght September day as d1gn1f1ed'P well Semors anyway September 15 we were very sorry to lose another classmate Duane Underwood He IS now 1n the Army A1r Corps On October 19 we presented the play Dotty and Daffy under the dxrectlon of Mr Baurnan We were kept busy ordermg 1nv1tat1ons caps and gowns havxng graduatlon p1ctures taken and plannmg commencement We soon forgot how sad we would be as we descended the stalrway of dear old Belmont Hxgh We selected our motto Cmward Ever Backward Never the colors Blue and Whlte and the flower Whxte Carnatlon We found several ways of raxsmg money for the tmp we plan to take ln the sprmng Some of these methods were concessxons at basketball games sellmg Chrxstmas Cards etc In May we were honored by the JUHIOTS at a beautlfully planned banquet As we brlng to a close this hxstory of the Class of 51 let us strlve to re member the teachers, parents and frlends and may we always look to our hxgh school days as our happlest days with pleasant memories and a heart fxlled wlth prxde and gratltude 0 0 , , . . . . . . 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D ' 1 Class Wzll ARTIC LE I WE the SENIOR CLASS of 1951 of Belmont I-hgh School at Belmont Oh1o be1ng of sound m1nd and memory do make and declare thls docurnent to be our last w1ll and testament as follows e wxll and bequeath to Mr Stonebraker a government class that w1l1 get then' qaestlons 1n on txme e w1l1 and bequeath to Mr Bauman a basketball team equal to the one we had th1s year e w1l1 and bequeath to Mrs Mellott a home economlcs class that can fxmsh on txme what they start and a physxcal educatxon class that can be qulet when they hxde from you e wzll and bequeath to Mrs Shepherd a glee club that can h1t the notes on Snow Legend and a band t lat can do formatxons as well as we d1d e w11l and bequeath to Mzss Groves a llterature class that w11l behave themselves as well as we d1d e w11l and bequeath to Mr Kemp a new Ford for next years drxver s classes The one we used th1s year 1sn t 1n such good condxtxon e w1l1 and bequeath to Mr Chustman a shorter d1stance to dr1ve between Belmont I-hgh School and home PUT ARTIC LE Il To the student body we w11l and bequeath our wxshes for great success and happl ness 1n the future as we have had 1n the past To the JUNIOR CLASS we w1ll and bequeath our ab1l1ty to sell candy bars but please kxds make a 11ttle profxt To the SOPHOMORE CLASS we wxll and bequeath our abxlxty to put on plays Remember There s no business l1ke show busxness To the FRESHMAN CLASS we w1ll and bequeath the ab1l1ty to acquire the reputat1on we have achmex ed ln the last four years We do w1l1 and bequeath our varlous personal abxlxtxes and talents as follows I BONNIE BLAKE leave to Marlene D1m1tro my ab1l1ty to get moved everyday m hterature class I EDISON BLON leave to Charles Bumgardner my place as student manager of the basketball team I SAM BURKHART leave to Wayne Blake my alarm clock T1me marCheS OH Dltty 11 Q W lv . . , . l I ' W . o . 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We will and'bequeath to Mrs. Mitchell a study hall where the students will stay EVELYN CAIN leave to Mar xon Palmer my hexght and my place xn typxng class to Nancy Shepherd BILL DUVALL leave my seat on the bus to anyone lucky enough to get xt NANCY HALL leave my place as cheerleader to anyone who can fxll the place and I hope you wxll have a team to be proud of as I dxd DORTHA HART leave my letters to Pat Hayes and hope that yours wxll be xnterestxng as mxne were ROYCE KINNEY leave my frequent drxve toward Morrxstown to Gary Hoover DEAN KNAPP leave my key to the candy box to any poor sap that wxll take xt CARROL LOY leave my quxet ways to Bob Shxrbxsh and to the Iunxor gxrls m abxhty to make a candy box FRANCES MASTERS leave my hearty laugh and abxlxty to get along wxth every body to Marlene Masters JIM MC KEEN leave my hexght to Jxm Wxlson and my basketball abxlxty to Allen Gatten ALLEN MILHOAN leave my track to Betty Gxlham You sorta lxke xt don you? HERBERT MILLER leave my books to anyone that wxll be as xnterested 1n them as I was Ugh RAYMOND MOTTER leave my place at good old Belmont Hxgh to anyone xnter ested xn havxng a good txme BOB ORRISON leave to Tom Thompson my posxtxon as center on the basketball team BETTY ORRISON leave my abxlxty to say the rxght thxng at the wrong txme and then talk myself out of xt to anyone that can use xt WAYNE PARKER leave my tennxs shoes to anyone wxth feet bxg enough to 1 them CLARENCE RIEMENSCHNEIDER leave my good natured ways to anyone that may need them xn the future CHARLES YOE leave my front seat xn government class to Bob McFarland You ll love xt I do hereby set my hand and seal thxs twenty second day of May one thousand nxne hundred and fxfty one SIGNED WITNESSES IZ I' Y J. . , .. . I, , ' . I' ' . . N I, 3 , i ' as I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . I, Q . , . . . , . . y I, , , . . - L , . . . . . I, H , f 6 . ' ' , 't 1, HH 1 . . . I' . . ' . I - - L , . . I, , h . . . 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I Q PTOPIICCQI HOTEL Rrrz PLAZA Bermuda May ZZ 1972 Dearest W1lma Charlene At last I ve found t1me to wr1te th1s long delayed letter I m on a two years vacat1on durmg wh1ch I ve looked up my old classmates My tour started 1n N Y C and whom do you thmk I saw play1ng for the Yankees '7 None other than BOB ORRISON who has pxtched the past n1ne seasons w1thout a loss Then I traveled across to Brooklyn to see the Dodgers and there I saw that world famous home run h1tter LEFTY MILHOAN h1t h1s 99th for th1s year S1nce I couldn t stay too long 1n one place I started for the Cap1tol Cxty There I ran 1nto Parker of PARKER MCKEEN and RIEMENSCHNEIDER PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS The1r fxrm 1S hot on the traxl of a Russ1an spy r1ng who IS tryxng to get the formula for Bubble Gum Wayne told me to stop by the1r offxce and see h1s secretary and w1fe the former BETTY ORRISON of Belmont BETTY doesn t trust another woman to look after W D s busxness so she IS h1s secretary Not a bad 1dea Wayne told me where the1r Off1C9 was and as lt was qulte a d1stance I hxred a tax1 The dr1ver was my old pal ED BLON He told me to be sure to stop at the Cap1tol Theater that n1ght because DASHING DEAN KNAPP AND HIS DANCING DOLLIES were havxng a one n1ght stand before takmg off for Ind1a H15 star dancer IS NANCY JEAN HALL I hearhe1smak1ngm1ll1onsw1tl'1her began gettmg rather cold 1n Washmgton so we started for Cal1forn1a Naturally the fxrst place I wanted to go to was the MGM Stud1o 1n Hollywood to see that handsome SAM BURKHART He has grown a mustache and IS takzng Clark Gable s place SIHCC Clark passed away Everyone th1nks SAM 15 an even greater lover than Clark was He told me that DORTHA HART was on her way to Austra11a to see her husband Donn El1ason who IS makxng the Army A1r Corps h1s career One day wh1le dr1v1ng through Death Valley what do you th1nk I saw? Acres and acres of fflllt trees growmng 1n what used to be arld HERB MILLER and CHARLES YOE had Jo1ned forces to d1scover a way to ra1se fru1t trees 1n the desert They are now the world s greatest Date producers By th1s t1me my chauffeur JAKE MOTTER was quxte txred of the West Coast so we started back east by way of Texas One day a truck passed us heaV1Iy laden Wlth steers On the sxde of the truck was pa1nted DUVALL the best meat of all I remembered BILL DUVALL always l1ked farmmg so I thought perhaps th1s was h1s truck After askmg a few quest1ons xn San Anton1o I d1scovered that B111 owns nearly 5 000 acres of Texas land and 15 the b1ggest producer of beef 1n the country We made good t1me and arr1ved ln Columbus Oh1o 1n t1me to see ROYCE KINNEY maugurated as Governor He always was a great one for pol1t1cs even ID h1gh school He 1nv1ted me out to h1s newly bu1lt mans1on wh1ch was deslgned by the world famous arch1tect E C LOY We arr1ved 1n Belmont 1n t1me for the Homecom1ng Game There I saw EVELYN CAIN and BONNIE BLAKE who had just returned from a two year s stay 1n Cahforma They told me they were now hostesses on Trans World AITIIDCS and were leavmg on a round the world fhght m a few days The1r ma1n stops were to be a small 1sland 1n the South PaC1f1C and Korea Well Wxlma I ve caught up on all my classmates except you Are you st1ll head surgeon at John Hopk1ns? Have you read my latest book Memorzes of Mme? The cr1t1cs say It s even better than Gone Nxth the W1nd RKO has been try1ng to buy the mov1e rxghts for xt but they only want to gxve 5 100 O00 for xt so I don t thmk I ll sell for a wh1le Th15 IS about 311 for new 501 11C10se w1th best w1shes to you m your next appendectomy Your old classmate 13 ll ll. 1 1 . Q - I, . 'I ' , ' ' B 6 . , . Q It .. . . ' . . . desertf I had to look into this! I inquired around, and much to my surprise, I learned Jumors ln 1948 th1rty fxve students entered as Freshmen At the begmmng of school exght new members came from dxfferent schools In the fall we had a bake sale We presented our class play The Crazy Castles under the dlrectlon of Mrs Mltchell In May the glrls served at the .Tumor Semor Banquet In the fall of the next year thxrty three entered Durlng the fall of our Sophomore year we presented the play M1ss Smarty under the dlrectxon Mrs Mxtchell The g1rls agaln served at the .Tumor Senxor Banquet Durxng the Jun1o1 year we had a Farewell Party for Sarah Keener In the sprmg we presented the play Moonlxght and Applesauce under the dzrectlon Mxss Groves We are planmng now for the .Tumor Semor Banquet which w1l1 be held 1n May Sophomores As Freshmen twenty nlne of us entered Belmont H1gh We ga1ned f1ve new classmates when school started Martha Sulllvan Shxrley Major Donald R1emenschne1der and Harry Denms Later ln the year Chfford Shreeves from Bethesda school Joxned us We presented two plays HIS Ozark Cousln and No Brxde For The Groom under the d1rect1on of Mrs Mltchell Another event was the Junxor Sen1or Banquet The gmrls served the upperclassmen Durlng the fall of our Sophomore year we presented the play Accldental Hero under the d1rect1on of Mrs M1tchel1 The glrls agam served at the annual J.1n1or Semor Banquet Freshmen We have an average class of thlrty two students We were happy to have wlth us ten new students who came from dlfferent schools One of the mam events of the year was presentxng our first class play The MOVIES Came to Town under the dlrectlon of M1 s Mitchell The most lmportant event for the glrls was servlng at the .Tumor Semor Banquet 15 0 , - . , , I Q s tl IV ' ' D n n - 1 . r ' - 0 - an ' sv ' ' , . . 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Q Emma Sexton. QZQ Bernice Shultz, n Larry Strahl, Marjorie White, Brenda Blake. ,Cf , , 1 , -O an 'v l t 1 A I' Wlf if . -I 'X Y X I - .as . r ' vfvt ar f ' 1 l 9, 4: I . 1 , I 1 - - . x. . ' rf ,-45' J E ' W . 1 I ,X -4 fit 1 A. Rufus! 1 ,.- 'fx . ! 'F I nl' I Ol Linda Burdine, James Cain, Thelma Carpenter, Gerald Conley, James Conley, Maxine Doty. HJ Billy Gill, Larry Jones, Shirley Kemp, Gene Kocher, Jess Lucas, Billy Miller. C51 Denny Pyle, I f I 8 X. 1 Y 0 P T t l , rf. 4 v , I Qhf? f 4 H' -v f Larry Saffell, Nancy Shirbish, Susan Tiber, Nancy Willis, Geneva Yoe. Z4 Q., ...I 'a av wx .l .1 Basketball Belmont s powerful Blue Eagle Basketball Team hung up the best season of the school s history and also 1n the h1story of Belmont County They are the proud owners of three very beautxful trophxes recemved mn thexr torr1d march through the County Sect1onal and Dxstrlct Tournaments Not untxl they met Walnut Creek s seven man team d1d the Eagles cool off But that s enough for the game that every body wants to forget ln the season s opener the Eagles ran rough shod over a f1ght1ng Freeport team 76 45 Thls same team gave Belmont plenty of trouble later on 'lhe second game of the year saw the Belmonters eke out a close 58 57 w1n over Barnesvllle It was a tough game and an uphlll flght all evenxng Then Bauman s boys played host to strong W0OdSf1e1d three n1ghts before Chr1stmas It was a thrlller w1th Belmont comlng out on top 64 59 After the ho11days Belmont went down to 1ts f1rst defeat when they bowed to the Holloway Club 6l 59 a very unexpected upset The Eagles got back on the wxn tra1l by dumpxng Bethesda 53 50 and Freeport 58 57 for the e1ghth wm of the year Then Beallsvzlle came to town bow1ng to Belmont 71 64 J1m McKeen was he whole show as he poured 27 polnts through the net The Eagles then lost thelr second game of the year to Class A St Cla1rsv1l1e The bxg floor and glass backboards hurt Belmont s chances The score was 58 53 The Bethesda Panthers came to Belmont to seek revenge for an earlxer loss Then came the thrlller at Flushmg The Eagles were 9 po1nts behmd w1th 4 mmutes to go but came roarlng home to w1n 63 61 Then came the thlrd defeat of the year at W00dSf1e1d Jake Motter played lxke an ALL AMERICAN that mght and It surely wasn t h1s fault we lost He led the scor1ng w1th 9 po1nts and took every rebound The score 42. 36 Belmont then started w1nn1ng and weren t stopped untll they hit Walnut Creek Then Barnesvllle came to town and were humbled very eas1ly 74 65 Wayne Parker has a speclal evemng dumpmg m 15 pomts 1 hen came the Holloway return game at Holloway W1th Lefty Mzlhoan lead mg the way the Bauman boys won gomg away 62 45 Lefty made 14 pomts The Eagles closed out the year w1th a sweet vlctory over Sc1o 67 64 lt was coveted revenge for last year s loss to the boys from the Pottery town The followxng week the Eagles roared 1nto tournament play and laced Smxth Twp 75 39 to move xnto the seml fmals of the County Class B Tournament agalnst the only Class B county team that had defeated them Holloway But the Belmont boys showed super1or1ty ln thump1ng the Rallroaders 56 47 The Blue Eagles proved very convlncmgly m the final agamst tough Flushmg that they were class of the county Our boys poured It on and by the thxrd quarter 26 . . - . . t Sam Burkhart's six straight points iced the game for Belmont 70-63. lead by 20 pomts the fmal score bemg 51 43 After the fmal game was over two trophxes were recewed one for wmnmg the County League the other for wmmng the tournament An all tournament team was pxcked nn which the Eagles placed Sam Burkhart and Bob Orr1son W1th the County Champxonshlp under thexr belt the Bauman boys moved to Steubenvxlle to the Sectxonal In the fxrst game wxth Dxlhonx ale the Bauman boys tell behmd 18 9 ln the ixrst quarter but pulled wxthxn two poxnts at the half 34 32 Dnlhonvale made a gallant try but Belmont won 66 61 Wlth the Dxllxonn ale uctory Belmont moved xnto the fmal round w1th Freeport The Red Ra1ders were tough but after an even flrst quarter the Eagles moved to the fore and were never headed Bob Orrlson had a bxg mght grabbmg plenty of rebounds and hoopmg m 21 pomts to show the way The Belmont crew was then crowned Co Champxons of the Sectlonal wxth Sprmgfleld and both moved to the D1str1ct at Dover Belmont drew Denmson and Sprmgfleld Walnut Creek The Eagles knew they were 1n for a tough evemng at the outset of the game They led the fxrst half of the game but Denmson got hot mn the tlurd quarter and led by as much as 14 pomts Wxth 30 seconds to play Belmont tralled one pomt but Denmson had the ball They shot but mlssed Belmont grabbed the rebound and broke down the floor Herb Mmller got the ball deep ln the rlght corner and shot It whxzzed through the net and the gun sounded The score Belmont 75 Denn1son 74 Mxller was the hero It was the only bucket he got 1n the whole game but xt was the game wlnner Then the Eagles were up agalnst Walnut Creek lt wasn t very satxsfactory by any means but It couldn t be helped The boys d1d the best they could and over all nobody should be dxsappolnted w1th the season So then we brlng down the curtaln on a wonderful basketball season 1n w1sh1ng Mr Bauman the best of luck 1n the years to come BELMONT HIGH BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1950 5l B H S OPP F reeport Beallsvmlle Barnesv1lle Sm1th Rural Powhatan Laiferty Somerton Woodsfxeld Holloway Bethesda Freeport Smith Rural St Clalrsvllle Bethesda Fluslung Lafferty Woodsfleld Somerton Barnesvmlle Flushmg Holloway Sclo Z7 76 45 ' 71 64 ' 58 57 ' 75 52 77 38 59 45 66 60 ' 64 59 59 61 53 50 58 57 ' 71 44 . ' ' 53 58 70 63 ' 63 61 69 43 ' 36 42 81 60 ' 74 65 ' 64 54 62 45 ' 67 64 BOB 'J'AKE .. V, '4'.wil,Q-915' x I L w X V ff ' ,,M,,,5iQ '1EPvva-r. Q 'Q Z8 - PARKER GREEK HERB JIM LEFTY ln.:-4 'T . . ,L V 2, , R ' 4 Ll ' xl - w 1.32 55 .L-.1 I IQ'Q ' ' , ' lilif VXCQT A 1 fu'-:tai ':' 1L 1 - ' 'Hf.'Ti-TZ A ., V ' fx!! I ff- 'fi-fr' N3 1 Y.. f . X' sworn: 2 Q fx as-:gr J L COACH Rss:-:Rv1:s MARLENE AND SHIRLEY VARSITY b SH' U5 D X' hs' BASEBALL TEAM EUGENE ED AND CEC 'u?'r -9' 5 k,5u 1 I-: r-nn 4'wF-admin fl i2'Lu'Js1Mv'!4-VXA E - 1 5 er X 2' K6 6 ' .515 - .i 5 J. , A , df, Q I:.- ,w 5 - V 'R Q i 7 HX. i ' Rx X V 1 1 5 L E Q Q Q Ak U 4 L ' Q.. -, 1 V 4- ,I ' , !EfU4' 'p,-r Q1 Y J K 'f ., b . X .f , sv' 'xv 4 X ' 5 , '. , E L IJ- 'A - 'w B , L' ? vlvkll ELC Y 'sd A Q 4. I Q f ' . K j-Lvl . A ' -. 't . 1 in f ,AE ,f --. -f ' ' T , , ' ' Band The Belmont I-hgh School Band IS composed of fzfty one members thxs year The Band started the year off wxth a Bang by gomg to the State Faxr m August havmg practxced for the occaslon all summer A few of the most xmportant oc casxons at whxch the band has performed thxs year are the County Faxr the Fxreman s Carmval the Klwams Parade the Semor Play Bmgo Party the Con cert 1n March Commencement and a stunt band composed of a number of band people played at the Homecoming Game on December 15 The majorettes and the1r varzous routmes and the formatxons wh1ch the band has learned thxs year have added greatly to the band s popularmty Th1s year the band w1l1 lose e1ght members through graduatxon They are Sam Burkhart Dean Knapp B111 Duvall Dortha Hart Wayne D Parker Nancy Hall Evelyn Cam and the Drum Majorette Frances Masters The band members w1sh to express themr thanks to the Band Mothers for the neva uhmte spats and plumes and also the curtams for the band room 1 hese thmgs were purchased by the Band Mothers by the1r hard work and cont1nued effort The Chxcken Supper the Athletlc Banquet and the Bingo were a few of the means through whlch they ralsed the money wlth whlch to purchase these thxngs The G1rls Sextette composed of Marlene Masters Marxlyn Oghbee Jean Secrest Freda Cam Margze Norrell and Frances Masters has been quxte popular th1s year The gmrls have sung at the Semor Play the Prmce of Peace Contest the Lloydsvxlle lnstxtute, the World Day of Prayer Servxces at the othe r t1me s The Gzrls Glee Club whzch IS composed of thzrty szx members thxs year gave themr bxg performance of the year at the Concert March 14 The Concert was glven by the Band Gzrls Glee Club and the Mxxed Chorus whxch has sxxty f ve members Another group whzch has attracted a lot of attentzon ns the tap dancmg chorus The group ms composed of fave members of the Sextette Dons Duvall and Betty C lham The group gaxe quxte a show at the Band 'Vhnstrel mn thexr whxte shorts and colored blouses Instrumental soloxsts th1s year who haxe performed on dxfferent or ca-.nuns are Paul Lucas Jlm Barrett Joyce Secrest Jean Secrcst Kenneth I- 1:-.her Dortha Hart and Wayne D Parker Outstandlng vocal SOIOISYS are Frances Master Manlyn Ogzlbee and Du k Roby The Muszc Department IS under the d1rect1on of Mrs Shepherd who has done a marvelous Job of furmshmg muslc for the plays and a number of other pro grams whzch have been glven durzng the year 31 . , . D . 1 ' . I I I I I I l ' I ' I I I ' . ' . , . A I X I l I h Method1st Church, the Band Minstrel, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and at varxous . , , ' . W, , b- - yr BAND MAIORETTES -cf , 4 MAIORETTES GIRLS GLEE BOYS 4 LJ SEXTETTE JUNIOR BAND 32 GLEE ., fi . 53 nr.. 11 V 'af Q N I Com ax-in Z Studious aren't we? 3 Hank in the dog house 4 It must be funny 5. Our Sylvia. . p g. . , . . . . 6. Queen and attendants. 7. Ego amo te . 8. Hot rod kids. 9. What are you making? 34 vs 9 A l'!'. ll' I 1 F' A' li Il 5 fl! ,gi ini, ml A-- Q- .? 4 4, 544 if ,K nl. nv 14 Qt! vw if 5 ,o- .nv -4 -0. 1 Who 9 wmmng ? 7 Z I wonder 3 I don 1. wanna go to school 4 bemor play cast 5 What happen? 6 Long Man 7 ThatH1story test 8 Peek a boo 9 Crazy kxds 10 Whxch has the Tom? ll Samuel 12 Senxor Presldent 13 Just we two I4 Dot 15 Waltzmg 16 Nanc' I7 Under Grads 35 1 ffl 1- A , V L ga I V Q 'K , 5- -H. vu . Xf c' - W , 'F nf A I A ' f I 7' ,I V' ki ' K . Cv 1 M 5. . 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Septembe Calendar r Well everyone was seen back at school wxth a hem sm1l1ng faces and the Senlors trxed to fxnd out how green the Freshmen really were Everyone got organlzed and the Semors looked the Freshmen over and the Freshmen stared the Semors over The band went to St Cla1rsv1lle for a mus1cal program Empty seats 1n all the classes lt seems every kxd had the same excuse they took thexr horse to the falr Back on Monday mormng the fa1r over now and all the Freshmen not as fearful as they were Everyone ready to start the school year off wzth a bang Who set that cap off? Bob Orrlson lost h1s balance and was seen runmng around trylng to f1nd The Senlors found out Mr Baurnan was to dlrect the1r class play and everyone was happy We saw some of the Freshman Home Econom1c g1r1s were all wrapped up 1n thelr cooklng Say girls you are supposed to let that taffy cool before try1ng to pull It The Senlors got thelr play books and everyone was anx1ous to start practlclng F1rst pract1ce was scheduled Monday Everyone was busy readxng the1r parts to get ready for thexr flrst Mxss Groves 15 taklng up a new hobby She 15 collectlng rubber band shooters caps tacks and var1ous other artmcles Mr Bauman seen 1n the halls guess he couldn t get some of those Sen1or glrls to study hall Well play practlce was well under way and Mr Bauman has begun suffer :nt It out wlth all of us We wonder why hxs Wlfe couldn t keep h1m 1n handkerch1efs We finally came to the conclusxon that lt was because was forever w1p1ng away on h1S forehead We observed COnSt1tUt1Oh Day and Mr Roy Lew1s spoke to us mn a short assembly The gn-ls seen out on the playground s11d1ng down the shdmg board and on the merry go round when they should have been playmg softball Off1cers elected for the paper staff and Frances Masters was chosen ed1tor Two other boys were appomted to offxce but they couldn t behave and were put out Naughty Naughty We began typlng the stencll for the paper The maxn phrase was who has the eradlcatlng fluld? ? ? 36 5- , . . . 4 - D . ' 6- . . 7-- - ' . ' , 11- g . ' A . . Q .J 12- . . . . . it. 13- ' ' . ' ' 14- ' ' 15- ' ' ' 17- . . . . practice. 18- . . . a . . 19- ' . ' , ' ' ' Z0- ' . - . i . . . he 21- . . . . . ZZ- . . . . . 25- ' 26- . ' ' . ' .September October Study halls get d1sm1ssed to see a movle They seem to enjoy those prxvlleges I wonder why? J1m McKeen has just wrxtten a book I ll meet you 1n tl'e sprlng 1f I can get through the mattress We thmk some of the bulletm boards should be used for announcements of teachers lost artlcles Pocketbooks especlally Semors busy makmg posters for the play Bob Orrlson asks Jun for date 1D government class that 1S Some boys come 1n late and come dragg1ng 1D to study hall at the end Mr Bauman s hand We had our pxctures taken and a m1racle happened the camera wasn broken Sen1ors dec1ded It was t1me they started makmg money for the1r tr1p All the boys were tryxng to be extra bad so they could be sent to the offxce World Serxes were on you know Bonme Blake and Betty Orrlson sa1d they had to go to town for construc t1on paper but somehow they came back w1th Boston Baked Beans and c1nnamon drops Llttle m1x up The band marched over town and got m1xed up 1n the1r format1ons Then' motto Another day another flop Band ra1ned out and couldn t show off the1r new format1ons Band ralned out agaln Had shower for Mr Baunnan and hxs w1fe Surprlse The band fmally got to play and do the1r new formatlons The Sen1ors had dress rehearsal Hum1l1at1on When Nancy and Betty came on the stage once Stralghten your w1gs was the yell 'Ihere s no buslness l1ke show busxness say the Sen1ors The play was a success and we had only a few m1scellaneous expenses Ha Took all propertles back Lost Two hat boxes and one lamp shade .Txm McKeen llkes a g1r1 w1th a good head on hxs shoulders Lefty Mllhoan heard remarklng A bachelor 15 a man who never Mrs anyth1ng Mxss Groves tells typlng ll Please be careful wlth your erasers gn-ls At least don t make holes ln the paper Band Boosters had Bmgo and the band played They re qulte expert 37 27- , . . . . 58- . . . , ,, , . A . . 29- . . Z- . . . . . a 3- . . . ' I of 4- . . -- ,t 5- . . . . . . . . 6- . . 9- . I . . - 10- . . . . 1. . ll- ' ' ' ' . 12- ' ' . . . ' ' . 13- . : . . . 0 17- ' . ' ' ' If 19- , , . . . . c Z0- K . : . 23- ' ' A ' ' . 24- tl 'Y ' L , ll ' . 25- ' ' ' ' . 26- ' . ' ' 22 Novembe Z Royce Klnney has a one track mxnd there s always a gxrl on xt School had a Halloween party and several students came A good t1me was had by everyone Wonder where everyone went afterwards Sen1ors have glven up trylng to be sophlstlcated It just don t do no good Sophomores gave thexr play Accldental Hero and also the school pxctures were g1ven back Boys busy practxcxng basketball Good luck boys The fad now IS l1ttle neck scarfs Are these to brlghten sweaters or cover up d1rty necks? Awk Awk Large commot1on heard 1n home econom1cs class What now? 'P 'P '7 '7 Sen1ors can t hang on to pencxls and are always askxng Freshmen for one Oh well They have to be good for somethmg Junxor Red Cross Stunt Nlght All classes part1c1pated and Sophomores took the w1nn1ng honors for the hlgh school Sen1ors went to Barnesvllle to get candy bars just before noon hour Result Several m1ss1ng candy bars Cheerleaders were elected Sh1rley Seles and Marlene H1nkle Frxday Everyone TBJOICCS Reason No more school untxl Monday Mr Kemp told Royce K1nney he hammers llke lzghtmng never str1kes twlce 1n the same place Why does Mr Bauman leave at the end of the thxrd per1od every day Fxrst basketball game and Belmont defeated Freeport 76 45 Hurray Hurray another hohday The thxngs we all enjoy St11l off for Thanksgxvmg Everyone stuffmg themselves December 5 A11 the glrls exclted over what Santa would brlng them The Sen1ors are trylng to behave so they won t get ashes 1D thexr stockmgs Belmont boys play Barnesvllle and won by one polnt 58 57 Why do so many Semor boys spend so much t1me 1n the Jumor room? Wasted energy Bob telhng a ha1r ra1s1ng story to Mr Baurnan 38 27- ' , ' ' ' . 30- . ' r 312 5 Y . . 6- , D ' . I 7- ' A . A 8- ' ' ' . . . . . . 9- . , . . i 10- . . I . . 13- . . . I 14- We saw Sam Burkhart fall in the hall, wonder who he fell for? ? ? 15- , ' V . 17- ' . ' 3 . : D . 20- . . . . . , . Zl- . ' ' ? ZZ- Q - . 23- I I l . ' ' . 24- . . . D . I 8- V . . , - 0 12- ' ' ' ' .?? 13- 2 ' ' - ' ' . . Decembe January Belmont gxrls sextette went to L1oydsv1lle to present a musxcal program and were asked to come back and smg aga1n Belmont defeated Lafferty 59 48 Truant offxcer pays v1s1t Geometry gettmg tougher students threaten to get fewer Semor 11terature class gets to go down mn the muslc room and slng carols Beat Somerton s1x poxnts Semors sellmg cards and T shlrts The school gathered 1n the gymnasxum to slng carols then were dlsmlssed for Chrlstmas vacatlon Beat Woodsfxeld on our floor r ZZ January Z No school Chrlstmas vacat1on Happy New Year from the annual staff to all of you Holloway beat Belmont two poxnts Sophomore g1rls caught wmkmg at Iumor boys Many heads seen on desktops sleeplng Llfe gets tedlous don t lt? Farm Bureau meetxng aga1n Everyone happy Belmont won over Freeport by a close score Mrs Mellot d1dn t show up at school We ldn t know whether to accept her excuse or not Heartbroken lost to St C The annual staff ulo tell you a joke about the murnps but you know how those thlngs spread Belmont played Bethesda home and won Played Flushmg Saturday mght and won agam by a close marg1n Belrnont met Lafferty on the latters floor and were v1ctor1ous aga1n Doctor to Jake You should take a bath before you retlre and Jake tells hxm he doesn t expect to retxre for another 40 years Overheard Carrol Loy sayxng he always orders asparagus when he goes xnto a restaurant so he can leave the walter a tlp Belmont went to Woodsfxeld and bowed to them 42 36 No school Roads too sllprery Several students at restaurant Belmont played Sornerton and held Wlnnlhg honors For the rest of the school days only the most lmportant thmgs w1ll be lxsted as the annual has to go to press 39 14- . , . . 15- - . 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February March April May Belmont played Barnesulle on the former s floor and won 74 65 Belmont played Flushing and again were the winners Belmont played Holloway and won by 17 poxnts Belmont won the first game in the tournament with Smith Rural Seniors ordered name cards and got pictures ready for the annual Belmont defeated Holloway in the second game in the tournament Played Flushing .Saturday night and again came out conquerors Belmont again played at St Clairsville and defeated Flushing Belmont won first game at Stubenvxlle with Dillonvale 66 61 Belmont won over Dennison by one point Still trying Belmont lost to Walnut Creek 1n the last game of district tournament Banquet given in honor of the basketball boys F H A has their annual party Juniors have their class play Moonlight and Applesauce Students take Every pupll test Band mlnstrel given with all band members participating Freshmen gne their play The Movies Come to Town Scholarship Tests The annual Junior Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commencement The Seniors take then' trip to Washington and thus closmg the school year and taking with them all the memories of the good times they had at good ole Belmont High 40 2- ' F . '. - . 6- Y . . . . 9- . ' ' 14- ' . ' ' ' . 19- ' ' . . 21- ' ' ' . 26- 2 ' ' '. 27- ' ' . ' ' ' . 5- . . . - n 7- ' A . ' IZ 12- ' '. . 14- Band concert with glee club and mixed chorus participating. 29- ' ' . 30- . . . ' . 13- ' ' -- ' . 15- ' . 20- . . ,. . . . l 27- .' . -- . ' 5- ' . 17- ' - ' . 20- . 22- . 23- . . . . . C74LL fog ua J'-D-b WALSWORTH UI!-vnnual.. au, llLl'Ol1'lll1l nl.-u.. ln.,u gg, 42. K ,Mi',i L DOLLAR SAVING DAYS Prosper1ty dates from the flrst dollar saved If you are earmnff money you ought to saxe somethmg What you do novs 1n WE PAY INTEREST ON SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LET US OPEN ONE FOR YOU WE ARE PREPARED TO SERVE THE PUBLIC IN AN ACCEPT ABLE W AY HAVE YOU TRIED LS GOSHEN NATIONAL BANK MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION BETHESDA, OHIO the Way of saving may determine what the future will bring you. T l Belmont Appliance 81 Hardware Dealers In Fencing - Stoves - Furnaces - Roofing - Plumbers' Supplies Water Pumps Sz Electric Appliances Open Till 9 OClock Phone Bethesda 4 4325 Belmont Ohio Kelly Kemp Funeral Service Equal Courtesy To Al for The Past 51 Years Ambulance Service Day Or Night Bethesda 4 4551 PHONES Belmont 4 4237 Wheeler Hardware Co Dutch Boy House Paint Buncling Supplies Hotpoint Appliances Maytag 85 Speed Queen Washers Coal O11 Gas Furnaces Free Estlmates Bethesda Ohio ' 3 - 3 0 1 v 1 1 0 Q r. - :1,-. . - . . w J 1 1 EASI' PWD REPAIR Complete Motor Tune Lp With Allen Equipment Phone 674 780 E Main Barnesville Ohio Compliments of ATKINSON! LUMBER CO J acobsburg Barnesx ille Compliments of BARNESVILLE DRY CLEANING Wear Clean Clothes Pick Up Monday 8a Thursdav KINNEY MOTOR CO. Dodge 8z Plymouth Dodge Job Rated Trucks 1 ., . 41 Body - Mechanical - Painting 24 Hour Towing Service A 7 ' u ' m 7 7. 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