Poplar Street School, Bellevue, 1917	Poplar Street School, Bellevue, 1908

 

Center Street School, c. 1907			Center St. School, 1932. Background

 

High School Building, Bellevue, built in 1902.
Converted to a grade school in 1931 when the building below
opened, it was replaced by Grandview Elementary.

This Bellevue High School is on the National Register of Historic Places. The application (pdf) contains
lots of images, history, and architectural details. From 1983.

 

Bellevue High School	Bellevue High School opened in 1931

James R. Tully's 1941 Master's Thesis was on the history of the Bellevue Schools.  Excerpts from it are here.

Bellevue excerpt from Mary Lee Caldwell's History of Education of Campbell County

Sacred Heart School
Division and Taylor
 

Driver's Ed at Bellevue High School, 1955	On Center St., across from the Bellevue High School, 1955, at Jack Von Bokern's store from the left, Gus Franklin, Ben Flora, Jr., James Slater, Buddy Swager, Bob Bradford, Dave Hake, Charles Georgi.

 

Bellevue Conservation Club, c. 1950's. Partial key.

 

We believe this is the 1929 Bellevue High School Team, because we found the pic in the Bellevue High School Yearbook.  So why do the uniforms day "Bell-Day?"  Don't know . . .	Bellevue Junior High Band, 1929

 

Gilligan Stadium
From a Facebook post by Leigh Ann Dosch Wehr

Bellevue’s Gilligan Stadium is one of four WPA stadium projects still in use in Northern Kentucky. And while Ludlow’s Rigney Stadium and Dayton’s Davis Field are still going strong. Newport Stadium is in dire need of replacement.

 

Bellevue Civic Stadium From a Facebook post by Tammy Cornett right, Kentucky Post, August 16, 1924