Bellevue East High School

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Bellevue East High School
Location
Bellevue, Nebraska
Information
School board Bellevue Public Schools
Superintendent Dr. John Deegan
Principal Brad Stueve
Vice principal Diedre McKinley
Enrollment

1600

School type Senior High School
Grades 9-12
Language English
Area Bellevue, Nebraska
Mascot Charlie the Chieftain
Team name Chieftains
Color(s) Purple & White (Silver accents on uniform)
Founded 1962
Homepage

Bellevue East High School is located in Bellevue, Nebraska. It was founded in 1962 as Bellevue High School. In 1977 it was renamed Bellevue East High School. It is part of the Bellevue Public School System, educating approximately 1450 students in grades 9 through 12. The school's cross-town rival is Bellevue West. The current principal is Brad Stueve.


[edit] Mascot and colors

The school colors are purple, silver, and white; purple being the color used at all secondary schools in the district, providing town unity. The Bellevue East mascot is the Chieftain, celebrating the area's rich Native American history.

[edit] Bellevue East Fight Song

The lyrics of the school's fight song are:

The purple and the white,
Stand for Bellevue East.
Colors of our school and emblem,
Of our faith in you -- GO BELLEVUE!
We'll cheer for you, Bellevue, Forever and a day.
For in our hearts we're yours,
So, Hail to you, We'll cheer for you, Bellevue!

Spoken:

GO! EAST! CHIEFTAINS LET'S WIN!
LET'S FIGHT! EAST! CHIEFTAINS LET'S WIN!
RAH RAH RAH RAH! SIS BOOM BAH!

Repeat song.

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