Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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WITH IUSTICE FOR ALL In the A. S. B. office, Bellevue's legal sanctum, the Council puts in motion the wheels which keep the student body's legal machinery run- ning smoothly. The Council has done a lot of work this year. Homecoming was literally a howling suc- cess thanks to the hard work of Susy Blair, chair- man. The kickoff for this occasion was a spirited pep rally in the Square. Since Bellevue has amassed more trophies than the old trophy case could hold, the Council voted to have a companion case built on the north wall of the foyer. Mr. Slossen spent his Christ- mas vacation building it. In the athletic department, it was decided by the Council and student body that tennis and golf should become major sports. The A.S.B. Court, Bellevue's judicial group. has met every other Week. The Court consists of a boy and a girl from each class, with Keener Boyce, vice-president, as chairman. This group was responsible for sentencing breakers of school rules, and although Court members did not relish the job, they did their best to be just and reasonable, yet firm. BELLEVUE SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL, under the Council and Court, made steady growth this year, toward greater democracy. TOP PICTURE. .:' 9 leer-er Boyce, Jan Frtdlundj Bonnie IA. L L 1 BOTTOM PICTURE P:.'. l Ii' fr r 1 fnnclf Bertrand Lynn Svglin, l!'af'q'nine Mn A j .4 . ff t' jnherq, Suzy E ' f Ro,-. 2 5 .gig Q' 4: r V lteaon Cathy Drnilrsef, Pvtn DBl'jlSl'OVV' Lnn P.: I' 4 L wif Ov: wet Jeanne Heat. ' 4 2 3 Pcs 3 le 1 - fi J 5 Cnizv Picnrnnnft, Dial' Patton, Enwrnary Edez, L htm V! ,t.g:.v- V vga! YF '1D3ff' fl t Crain-n Par Long- . ' ze i 'V 3 i' R124 12' E F' Canahcloz Paul Lund, JoI'n1l'+ng, Slove Ealnngli EL D Dfw fl n Liuh i E l f tele Pngf PCA 5 . Li 'efif EVP J tEil'if: Ditv Ttnnfrj John Zte.uar't Dfnnii DSM'-.'. ta 7.n ' 'i B L Q 19

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BEllCVUEl'llgl'1SChool IQ 56 Football Schedule B M S f , ' ff, .. 1' . , 2 -me i ,Q , , Mei ,,,, 1 ff ww ,-W ...i SW' 2' in ? -. and 4 Q, Zeer 7 M X Q10 4 f 0 ,. Z, ,via Wag' ,L 0 fz,, '1 N B A C K R OW 1 Viewer B , DVT f FRONT ROW V,4vg,1rtre H D LEADERSHIP PLUS The unfailing friendliness and ability to handle the many problems of a steadily increasing com- plexity of school life are only a fevv of the means with which this year's student body leaders have so Well carried out the duties of their offices. Dick Tinney has led the student body at as- semblies, headed the Board of Control meetings, and with dignity and good humor carried out the many other tasks of the presidency. His enthus- iasm for every school function and his participa- tion in sports have made him a truly inspirational leader. The office of vice-president has been held bv Keener Boyce who has proved himself an excel- lent officer, dependable and thorough in all his Work. His service has consisted of presiding over the student court and being a key member of the assembly committee. l8 FR IENDSHIP Marganne Matheson has contributed her vital share to student government by being a pain- staking secretary. Her winning personality and consistent efforts for better school activities and keener school spirit have earned her the respect of all students. As treasurer, Heidi Dowell was faced with a difficult task. Her Work as treasurer required that she supervise all class and club treasuries and keep a complete set of books for the whole stu- dent body. The excellent work of these students should enable them to leave Bellevue Senior High School with the feeling that they have contrib- uted importantly to school life and tradition. Their capacity for hard work and magnetic leadership provide a strong precedent for next year's officers to follow.

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ALWAYS FRIENDLY SMILE Srnorgasbord, managed by Bonnie MacLean and ludy Hunt, was the Girls' Club appetizer for the year, its profits swelling the Violet Gustin fund. The year's officers Were: Deanne Haggardt, president: Susan Birkenmeyer, vice-president: Mary Lynne Guest, secretary: Kay Kalberg, treas- urer: lan Fridlund, historian. The gay Christmas party, headed by Sandy Satter, was clirnaxed by a talk by Reverend Brad- ford. A club paper was edited by Sondra David- son. Tolo created the usual feminine flurry, and the girls dolled up pretty as spring for the Mothers' Day tea. TOP PICTURE: Mary Lynne Guest, Jan Fridlond, Mrs, Weider, Deanne l-laggaifdt, Susan Birkenmeyer, Kay lialberg, LOWER PICTURE: Row 1: Phoebe Ann King, Gail Donn, Sue Cliafiins, Lynn Horsfield, Donna Davidson, Kay Ifalberg, Susan Birkenrneyer, Deanne Haggardt, Jan Fridlond, Mary Lynne Guest, Judy Robertson, Joan Beqiiette Row 2: Belva Olsen, Joan Bergren, Marilyn Hall, Bobbie Holeton, Jo Anne Rosslo, Gail Pasco, Carolyn Powell, Margaret Milligan, Sue Wening, Sandy Siefartn, Diane Sweet, Row 3: Lana Sowden, Snarlene Michean, Nancy Newman, Paula Liebsaclf, Dale MacGregor, Sondra Davidson, Arditn Arnold, Ruth Dahlstrom, Lenore Lawson, Julia Griswold, Mary Simpson. Row 4: Jeanne Heclfard, Sandy Satter, Linda Harrington, Lee Lee McGuire, Marny Hangaeer Lani Gruger, Beth Hage, Margot McDonald, Sandra Hall, Judy Montgomery. wiff Illl ff- 4 Q, fl tk y N1 R 20 I Su- Q 2 ,ay 43:29