Bellaire High School - Beljuan Yearbook (Bellaire, OH)

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ACTION IN OUR VARIED ACTIVITIES Administrators, Faculty, and Students, from every walk in life do they come to our schooli meeting and fusing together into one body, with one creed and purpose. l From a heritage of more than a century and a half of freedom and political justice comes the faith in our objective that gives meaning to our daily tasks at school.

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ANDTHE PEOPLE WHO SUPPLY THE The past decade has seen the rise to power of new theories of government, challenging those truths which we Amer- icans have always held to be self-evident. Against the background of a world in flames, we the class of 1941 take this opportunity of reasserting our firm con- fidence in the final triumph of the ideas and ideals by which this nation has long existed.

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MISS ANNA DARBY . 3 5 3. f DEDICATION The class of 5111 is happy to dedicate its annual to Miss Anna E. Darby. As a teacher of American Literature, Miss Darby not only keeps abreast of modern fiction, but also arouses a similar enthusiasm in her students. She takes a great deal of interest in seniors and their activities and has proved this time and time again by assuming the thankless responsibility of producing the senior class play. The senior class play is only one of the dramatic productions which Miss Darby has so ably directed. Her contributions to the chapel programs are welcomed by everyone. It is with deep respect and sincere apprecia- - tion that we offer her our Close Ups or Bellaire High.