Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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't if 'f I ia in Q TOP PICTURE: Mr. Fred Kuo:-H LOWER LEFT: Miss Flolence Aasen LOWER RIGHT: Mr. Joseph Watson ADVICE GIVEN- EXCUSES. Mr. Knoell, a Washingtonian from 'way back, attended both Central Washington College of Education and the University of Washington. He is vice-principal oi Bellevue Senior High School and has the complex job of arranging the stu- dents' schedules of classes. Apparently he en' joys this however, because he says that his favorite pastime is work! 14 Two people often seen around the office are Miss Aasen and Mr. Watson. New to Bellevue this year, Miss Aasen has three classes in sopho- more English and is girls' adviser. Mr. Watson teaches physics and geometry and spends his mornings tangling with the many problems oi an attendance counselor.

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Top Picture, UPPER OFFICE: IVIV. Almisull Puvvvll NIV. Clnlrlvs Muulvv Mr. Roy VV.ihl4' Miss PM Foslvr Mrs Aliru Ixnlh QF Q Q Middle Piclurc, SCHOOL BOARD: Un. lvrulvsy Diwy Mr. Plvlip lhullmri lV1l t. Gvriilnl Molrrll Nlr. Al llvmvpsou Mrs. Willmul Cu wok Ji .aa Lower Picture, PTA OFFICERS: Mr, N. I . liovrr Mr. Irwn15tmq.i.1riI Mrs Ruhmt M.ithvnm Nlrs. Ritlmrd Kcwlvy ALL-AMERICA ADMINISTRATIO Every young person needs adult guidance and adult groups spend a great deal of time and help. In the Bellevue School Board and Parent- energy administering our All-America school Teachers' Association the students of Bellevue system. Senior High found their strongest support. These 13

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MRS. PHYLLIS ALLEN Mrs. Allen maiored in English at the University of Washington. and was married shortly before coming to Bellevue this year. Besides teaching sophomore English, she is Pep Club adviser. In the summer Mrs. Allen likes to put all thought of English out of her mind. and spend her time loafing beside the lake at her waterfront home. MISS XENA CARMAN Miss Carman, besides teaching five periods of senior English daily. devotes many hours outside of school time to directing school plays. She is Drama Club adviser, directed the Drama Club play which was presented at Christmas time, and worked with the music department to produce the operettas. MR. ROBERT CROWN Mr. Crown teaches four periods ot distributive education a day. Many D. E. students have jobs which Mr. Crown supervises, and he spends a great deal of time talking with their employers. Mr. Crown also is responsible for the adult edu- cation night school classes at Bellevue. MRS. MARTHA DAVIDSON This year Mrs. Davidson has assumed the posi- tion of full-time librarian. Her favorite tasks are helping students tind reference material and recommending good books. This last she finds easy to do. since she herself has read many of the library's volumes. Mrs. Davidson is also in charge of visual education. are ' M A . 171' f-1. X' vw- 4101, f f wQ6e sf MR. nzeosm neanutsn E We Mr. DeBruler as a varied program. with classes in advanced reading and teacher training, where the students actually get teaching experience in elementary schools. He is adviser to the Wolver-'Ni-L ine Guard, has appeared in several plays a he 6 Bellevue Playbarn, is a talented singer, an 11, U charge of the '56 Facuty Flips. MR. DONAL DISTAD Mr. Distad must have had an especially busy time in college because he majored in history. political science, and journalism! Here at Belle- vue he teaches civics, world history. and journal- ism. His journalism class publishes the Bargue. Mr. Distad's pet peeve is people who say, Are we going to have a quiz today? QM' fi I' A ' , fll 5 53 . B 8.929 ,W U ..swi'kiTiQ't PRESENTI G THE BELLEVUE FAC LTY A READY S0 RCE OF K OWLEDGE 15 4-4- 5 x ,u . ,JH nw .. --'9