Bellevue High School - Comet Yearbook (Bellevue, OH)

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Moods at . .H.S. No one mood dominates Bellevue Senior High School. The moods and the patterns of life move from pre-school peace to home-room hustle. The pace steps up even faster during the academic required and elec- tive courses. The 557 students of Bellevue find their school schedules filled with work but with time provid- ed for relaxation and laughter. Friendships flourish and though academic schedules are usually crowded, the knowledge provided through actual experience in the vocational shops and the lab courses far outweigh' the work involved. Long hours are invested in studying, but many hours are devoted to rounding out students life by extracurricular activities.

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We Help Others and Others Help Us Bellevue students have the privilege of being allowed to contribute to the school welfare. Through business courses, selected students are given actual office ex- perience which will serve them greatly in future years. Along the same vein, acting experience gives vent to students' dramatic asperations. These experiences also provide a much deeper meaning in that they broaden character by allowing the student opportunity to project himself and to co-operate with faculty and with his peers. The choir serves much the same function and provides a goal, and later, the sense of a job well done. Student Council furnishes avenues of communication between directing personnel and the student body and also provides services for the com- munity.