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Pictured is the 2008 Bellevue Senior High School Homecoming Court, from left, junior attendant Meredith Andrews; senior attendant Justine Yingling; queen Bridget Wolfe; senior attendant Amy Rowland; junior attendant Michelle Carr; and freshman attendant Leslie Raifsnider. In front are little homecoming queens Olivia Bowers and Gracie Booze. In the top photo, Bellevue Senior High School Student Council representative Jake Sears gives 2008 Bridget Wolfe a congratulatory kiss after crowning her the 2008 Homecoming Queen Friday night. In the bottom photo, Wolfe poses with junior homecoming queens Olivia Bowers and Gracie Booze. More photos can be found at www.ourtownsnews.com, click on The Bellevue Gazette, then photo gallery (Gazette photos by Brian Liskai) These young Òdoctors and nurses BOWLING GREEN Ñ Recent Bellevue Senior High School graduate Emily Burr has been selected to the Bowling Green State University Falcon Marching Band for the 2008 marching season. She auditioned and was named to the cymbal line. While at BSHS, Emily was active in the BSHS Marching Band, Wind Ensemble, Pep Band and Jazz Band. She is the daughter of Matthew and Diane Burr. (Contributed photo)
Four generations of the Tedhams family gathered Sept. 28 in the home of Matt and Holly Lockard, Galena, Ohio. In the photo are great-grandmother Marjorie Tedhams, of Bellevue, who is holding one-week-old Kaleigh Renee Lockard, while the baby's mother, Holly, and her grandfather Randall Tedhams, Delaware, Ohio, look on. Kaleigh was born Sept. 21, 2008. (Contributed photo) Pictured are the senior attendants with their parents. A crash on W. Main Street at the intersection of Co. Rd. 302 resulted in U.S. 20 being closed to traffic for over eight hours Thursday. Early reports indicate the driver of the car in the top left photo, struck the rear of the pick-up truck in the top right photo at the stop light at Co. Rd. 302. The impact apparently knocked the truck's driver unconscious and the vehicle continued eastbound before crossing north of the roadway and striking a utility pole. The utility lines running across W. Main St., sagged due to the broken pole and a westbound tractor-trailer caught the wires, bringing them down. Area electric, phone, cable crews were on scene throughout the day repairing the damage. The identity of the drivers involved were not available from Bellevue Police as of Friday morning's press time. (Gazette photos by Brian Liskai) EHOVE Engineering Tech Prep student Alex Prosser, right, of Bellevue, explains the robot built by the class (at left) to ICS eighth graders, from left, James Hickey, Cory Schindley and Tony Harper. Tech Prep is a partnership between EHOVE and BGSU Firelands in which students earn free college credits while finishing high school requirements.
EHOVE Firefighting student Nathan David of Bellevue helps Bellevue eighthh grader Amanda Fooce suit up in protective gear during career exploration. EHOVE Cosmetology student Kayle Graves, Margaretta, guides Bellevue eighth grader Michael Englund through rolling a perm at Career Exploration Day. Chris Hannah (orange shirt) is also pictured. EHOVE Diesel Tech students Lucas McConnel, left, and Kelsey Shaver, both of Bellevue, guide Bellevue eighth Grader Nick Corradl through wrenching an engine bolt. Bellevue Counselor Jim Dreyfuse, left, and Science instructor Ryan Wiechman accompanied eighth graders on EHOVE Career Exploration Day Oct. 8. About 175 eighth graders from Bellevue Junior High and Immaculate Conception School were at EHOVE to gain an understanding of the relationship between academics and career opportunities.
EHOVE Culinary Arts student Tyler Stephens of South Central, guides ICS eighth graders Aaron Putnam, left, and Cody Gates through making a decorative flower from a tootsie roll. The seniors celebrate their victory over the junior girls in Òpowderpuff Bellevue Senior High School announced their fall 2008 homecoming court. Attendants are from left, sophomore attendants Garrett Alt and Michelle Carr, junior attendants Logan Foos and Meredith Andrews, senior attendants Mitch Didion and Amy Rowland, senior attendants Zane Huston and Bridget Wolfe, senior attendants Scott Ackerman and Justine Yingling, and freshmen attendants Clay Schoen and Leslie Raifsnider. Homecoming king and queen will be announced during half-time at Friday's football game when the Redmen battle the Shelby Whippets. (Gazette photo by Danielle Orr) The junior boys' Òpowderpuff
Senior girls get advice during half-time on their game execution by their coaches. Senior girls went on to defeat the juniors 28-14 Wednesday night during the annual Òpowderpuff Senior coaches show their frustration with a bad call during Wednesday nights annual Òpowderpuff Bellevue firefighter Tony Schaffer talks to kindergartners and first graders in their classroom's at I.C.S. Monday afternoon in acknowledging the nation's ÒFire Prevention Week. A senior Òpowderpuff
A junior Òpowderpuff A senior Òpowderpuff A junior Òpowderpuff A senior on the boys volleyball Òpowederpuff
A senior on the boys volleyball Òpowederpuff A junior Òpowderpuff Senior girls were at the Òpowderpuff Bellevue firefighter Tony Schaffer shocks and awes the crowd of I.C.S. kindergartners and first graders as he shows them the pump on the fire truck and how it operates. Schaffer spent the afternoon teaching the students at I.C.S. fire prevention and safety during the nation's ÒFire Prevention Week.

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