Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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THEY SLOW US DOWN Will the meeting please come to order! was a phrase heard every Wednesday in the con- ference room, as A.S.B. President, Don Ward. called for silence. At these weekly meetings the council met to aid in the administration of our school and solve numerous student body problems. The enthusiastic council was composed of one representative from each first period class and the A.S.B. officers. This school-spirited group of students concentrated its efforts on enforcing the constitution, making new amendments, in- terpreting the old, and suggesting improve- ments. In homerooms the representatives dis- cussed council proceedings and announced de- cisions of the council to their classmates. Also suggestions and ideas were carried to the coun- cil from the homerooms by the representatives. To maintain order in school, the A.S.B. Court, composed of a boy and girl from each class- senior, junior, sophomore-imposed penalties upon violators of school rules. With Ieanne Heckard, A.S.B. Vice President, acting as head, the members of the court imposed sentences tailored to the degree of severity of the violation. It was a busy and successful year for the A.S.B., led by Bellevue's own legislative and judicial bodies - Council and Court. FRONT ROW: Bill Dailey, Jack Thornquist, John Vincent, Lonnie Liffick, Bonny Thomas, Janet Tufts, George Cashman. BACK ROW: Judy Kennedy, Sandi Campbell, Jeanne Heckard, Kit Kelly, Ardith Arnold. COUNCIL- FRONT ROW: Kemper Freeman, Vic Parker, Skip Duke, Chuck Thomas, Don Sandstrom, Len Johnson, Julia Griswold, Harriet Harvey, Sue Buehler, John Campbell. SECOND ROW: Dave Beck, Tom Campbell, Bob Doupe, John Rhulman, Dennis Hebner, Dick Weatherford, Bob Stanford, Dianne Whittington, John Hansson, Margaret Madsen, Gay Ryan. THIRD ROW: Dave Dundero, Gene Vitalich, Mike Riddell, John Stickney, Dave Sweet, Mike Stranberg, Madge Gomez, Dinah Campbell, Jennifer Blackburn, Libba Milligan, Trudi Stoller. 21