Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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DEDICATION to the Class of 1984 WE dedicate this book to you, The Class of 'Eighty-Four, We'd like to say a word or two 'Bout what we're striving for. We aim to tell you just how we, The Class of 'Thirty-Four, Lived, worked, and played, for thus, you see, You'll learn of things of yore. We hope you'll gain full many a fact, Perhaps a good laugh, too! Our joy and pride lies in this act, We pass it on to you. So turn the pages with a willg Scan keenly every page. Don't leave it, no, don't leave it, till You've understood our age. if swf J L, 'N fs J ff L ff X GY V g,-fx! fx W0

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y' g '7 1 U A 4 LG' E '01 AM 1 b 0 TQIKMMQ Q Y 5 Q C: AE? Y grim ACH morning the streets of Belle- vue are traversed by willing feet, as 1289 students trip happily to the five school buildings of the city. One thousand busy par- ents see that their sons and daughters have the correct start on the path to education. In the meantime, five jolly bus drivers bring the one hun- dred and fifty-six rural students to the gates of knowledge, and seven janitors and engineers have the buildings warm and clean when the pupils arrive. Forty-four teachers and administrators guide them through the day. Then once again the town resounds with merry shouts as the students wend their way homeward.