Bellevue High School - Gleeman Yearbook (Bellevue, PA)

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i Wi FORGWURD N Harp of the North !-O wake once more !- Yet if one heart throb higher at its sway, The wizard note has not been touch'd in vain. SCOTT. The ancient harp had long been mute until, at last, its chords were touched and it revealed the roman- tic fantasy of an age gone by. May the Gleeman and elves, those cheery servants of the harp, bring to you dear old memories of Belle- vue High School. If, as you follow these fairy people through l this book, they bring to you a i touch of joy, then gladly have they 6sJ serx ed their purpose. L, -- 6, f , Q 7 U l f Q x A --5--.-Qu , - M f llx Alai ,fa f . Y

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u ' :J 0: K O R a B Alma Mater 'B' Where the smoke of Pittsburgh's factories Rises to the sky, ' There in all its grace and beauty, Stands our Bellevue High. Sing her praises, loud resounding, Let her colors fly, Always love our Alma Mater, Dear old Bellevue High. May the guiding hand of Bellevue, Lead us on our wayg Shc'll reveal to us the marvels Of a new born day. Loyal will we bear her banners, Red and Black on high, Always praise our Alma Mater, Dear old Bellevue High. 'H Wa. J ' W W Q-3 c' X7 -Q - - A. l, . 5' at it 'gg ' s. l 1 - ' lu g- 0 'ffifjiu 'li:L1- '- A M..- ' , Wi Lpqx 5,55 fl 1 Yr'-my t C