Bellevue West High School - Thunderbird Yearbook (Bellevue, NE)

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Bel lev ue West ' s Beat Goes On BUZZ goes the bell. One of the many things at Bellevue West that has a certain pattern. A BEAT! As each day comes and each day goes the beat never changes. From hour to hour, as each bell sounds, the definite pattern can be heard. There are certain individuals who march to the beat of a different drum. Then there are groups of people that have to march together. They are individuals but consciously or sub- consciously the pattern of their life depends on the pattern of others.

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The octagon is the best symbol to repre- sent our school year. Not only for the seniors, for whom this is an important year, but for all students attending Bellevue West this year. 1984. The octagon has eight sides. Eight di- vided by two is four. The beginning and the end of this equation is 84. our class year. The division of two is our year divided into two semesters. And now on to the highlights of this unforgettable year. sxumm am

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Top left Nicole Shinholser responds to the beat of the computer and left West Connection practice certainly responds to the beat of sponsor Don Reimer. The beat for American Government teacher James Kallemeyn may be fell by his students at the end of a hard exam. J. V. football player. Sean Fitzpatrick makes a threatening gesture like he is counting the time practice will end and remember those late breakfasts, lop right?