Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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THE JUNIOR HIGH vsall The new cy chsts hax en amply fits all the needs of both bulldlngs Ney ertheless b1CVCl9S are not the only mechan1cal tenants of Jun1or H1gh A sectlon of the ground floor on the northeast corner serves as a garage for the bus ovs ned by the athletlc assoclatlon and usuallv operated by Duke Napka N. bb 'ffl X 7' The bu1ld1ng IS heated 1nd1rectly by the rnasslxe bollers of Central Hlgh Thls heatlng system IS made posslble bv large underground plpes Wh1Ch are la1d from the furnace room of the hlgh school to the Jumol Hlgh and from thele branch IJIIJCS carry warm an to all the rooms Junlor Hlgn school has achleved many worth while 25

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ACTI ARE THE DAYS SPENT IN 4 UI 01111 u11101 P1Qh Nth00l 1 011e 0 t10se 16 111a1 l1ahl1 11ct01 IOUN 1ete1 ans 11h1cl1 has st00d 111111 de sp1te the 1a1aqes 0f Hlllfl and 1a111 Blllll 111 1900 It st1ll tfl1c1cntl1 9f.1NLNll'lC. l101s lllfl Quls 0f the t0n1n1u 111 1 At 0ne t1111e th1s edmte 11 as the h1gh sth00l bllllil mg The fll st class t0 be gladuated f101n It 11 as that of 01 and the last h1gh sch00l class tl1at 0f 99 At p1 es ent h011 GX 91 1ts t1111e 11 01 Il 11 alls house 713 students of the se1 enth and elghth gl ade as 11 ell as 1311111411 1 seh00l th1ld1en lN1ne teache1s a1e ID chalge A 1110de1n Q1 stem 0f depal tmental V101 lx IS now be mg used 1n the 1nst1uct10n of the JUHIOI hlgh pup1ls lhe guldance COUISQ has been enla1ged t0 g11e the pu lJ1lSdY11d63. of the v101k that IS expected of them IH SQHIOI h1gh bchool 501116 ele111enta11 t1a1n1ng courses such as d0111est1c suente f01 the gnls and 1ndust11al mg next dO01 Regllldl g1 111 and sw1111n11nQ classes dl e als0 dependent on h1gh sth00l fauhtles 'l he spac10us halls and compact 3Lld1I011L1I11 of the Iun101 H1gh bu1ld1ng C01l'1C1ClQ 1110st S3t1qfdCt011lV 111th the needs of 1ts 10uthful cl1a1ges Inte1est1ng 1ad10 plijgldlllb a1e lledlil 111 thls dLlfl1tO11I.lIN Retentl1 wats 0f pamt, IQIJCUIS and 11e11 suppl1es ha1e helped 111ate11all1 t0 add t0 the l111Ql1t11ess and thee1 fulness 0f IIN eenu 11 111te1101 tt 11t11 u 1 1t11 11s Ill tht lllllllll H1gl1 lblll 1 Ill e 11111 e111 llltll 111 NL 011 tt md the IJIIHLI D1 U lLf 111e lUUlll has JLLII DUI t 1111 1111 t1t ast Xtdl 111 the suutheast t0111e1 uf the l1ase111e11t t0 1eplate the uutslde shed 11l11th f01111t1l1 t00d ad1ate11t t0 the east J - ' J ' ' 's 1 f l 5 ' - L. ' , ' fl v Ls, 1 vjl. A vt- Z ' .S , - 'tj y , 1 ., ' S ' - v . ,. K. M L K. 'X ' ' 4 11 A 1 I v - art for the boys are conducted in the high-school build- , 1. 4 w -Lv n R ' I K' 1 4 kk x 4 1 I 11 1 A' I 4 D . .Li 4 . D. l 5 VVV, 4 I Aw 4 . I A . Inv, 1 v K1 . kv n Y Thru A vi U. .L M . D .lr .H. g are th 1 l 'I 'z ' 1 . I 1 11u1'.' -'s ai ' 1,2 -'- 1 1 l's H' -1 All - l 'l l' l1l'.' As. K1 v . , I J D v S 4 .5 , . 51

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AND CAREFREE ARE THE things during the past year. In December it produced a clever operetta, The Ghost of Lollypop Bay. Ma- neuverings of shadowy ghosts, weird screams, and gay times all took place at a forest camp near a beautiful lake. The members of the cast were selected entirely from the seventh and eighth grades. The Junior High basketball team completed a per- fect season with the amazing record of six wins against no defeats. What a freshman team next year! And later what a varsity' team' Kfontmued on page 281 OVFRMYER CROSBY TUCKER COLVIN OFFICERS OF THE SEVENTH GRADE I iesu ent lxathi x n Tucker ben etai y hobeit Colx in Tieasuiei Rltlldlfl Oy eimx ei , . N . ' ' l ...., ' ' - ' ' Vice-l'resident . . . . Dawn Crosby , . . . v T1 ' . ' .'