Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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WE WPI CQMF CNF WI-IO BUILDS The class of 1938, the first to graduate under Belle- vue's new superintendent, Wallace L. Arnholt, takes this opportunity to give him a hearty welcome. Al- though he has been in Bellevue only six months, already the students of B. H. S. have learned to like his genial and friendly personality and to appreciate his pro- gressive attitude toward the newest and best in educa- tion. Mr. Arnholt came to Bellevue from Carey, Ohio, in December, 1937. He is a graduate of Ghio State University, and he has done extensive post-graduate work at that same university and at the University of Chicago. Under his able leadership, the Bellevue Schools are moving happily and coniidently forward toward the future. IN Tl-IE FUTURE

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WE PAY TIQIBUTE E. E. WARNER It is fitting that an annual with time as its theme should honor the man who served the Bellevue schools for the longest superintendency in its history. Prof. E. F. Warner was our school head for twenty- eight years, from 1886 to 1914. Under him there was rapid progress. The school plant grew from two to five buildings, the curriculum was enlarged, and the standards so advanced that in 1902 Bellevue was accredited by the North Central Association of Secondary Schools, When Mr. Warner resigned to become a state school inspector, he remained keenly interested in the work he had built so well. As a retired citizen in Belle- vue, he retains that interest today. TCD ONE WI-IO BUILT IN Tl-IE PAST

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730 830 II 30 330 830 aft 8:30 Buiidings and V Faculty . page Q X II 30 Underclassmen and 9 Students at Work ! . . . . . . . . page 27 3:30 Activities pug- LL3 4 8:30 Sports . . . page 69 f lO:00 Seniors and Commencement page 93 A . . The Year's Calendar . page H8 i