Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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And here is the very heart of the intellectual life of Bellevue-the library. The light, spaciousroom is new, but the idea is centuries old-that in books one can seek and find wisdom.

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Now we give you iust the kids -the tenth generation of teen-agers to pass to and fro across the foyer floor. Ask the faculty, and no doubt they would say that Bellevue boys and girls, like the foyer, have not changed very much.

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.-..,--.,.,,.-. -,..,-.,., ,,,,.,, ,., , , Top picture: Jennie Numoto, Bar- ney Smith, Skip Duke, Margot McDonald. lst semester: Sue Abercrombie, Alice Althausen, Sue Baker, Mi- chaelle Balogh, Elaine Bech, Pam Bettes, Roberta Brown, Janice Buke, Janis Burkholder, Tom Campbell, Nancy Chamberlin, Dee Dee Dickinson, Bob Doupe, Ken Emanuels, Art Goddard, Bob Goodlow, Beth Hoge, Casey Hawkes, Sandy Hirai, Bob Ho- gan, Beth Holde, Jack Jewett, John Kalberg, Kitt Kelley, Margi Kelso, Lonn Liffick, Ray Longwell, Melinda Matsuoka, Robin Over, Vic Parker, Bill Pies, Bev Prior, George Rowley, John Ruhlman, Trudi Stoller, Mike Strandberg, Terry Strandberg, Sherrie Thur- ston, Mike Tinney, John Vincent, Bob Warwick, Gordon Wother- spoon. Hauser, Liz Henry, Bob Hogan, Sylvia Hopkins, Judy Kamphenborg, Jessi Leighton, Lonny Littick, Ray Longwell, Loren Madsen, Roy McCready, Gil McKinstry, Steve Means, Chris Mitchell, Ann Mor- gan, Bill Moscrip, Kit Murgittroyd, Pete Peterson, Dan Putman, Rob Over, Jan Richardson, Brian Siol- seth, Dave Schleidler, John Stickney, Larry Sweeney, Carlos Sullivan, Lynn Sutcliffe, Steve Telfer, John Vincent, Brooke Van Wyk, Elodie Webber, Bob Weingaertner. LEADERSHIP LOOKING BACK . . . A tenth year of unified student government is closing, with the last official acts of dedicated A.S. B. officers. President Skip Duke's leadership was outstanding, and solidly backed by vice-president Barney Smith, secretary Margot McDonald, and treasurer Jennie Numoto, whose heavy duties re- quired the appointment of assistant Jim Walthew. Looking back,' says Skip, we recall the A.S.B. part in paving the parking lot, the money-drive for the, high school, and other cooperative student ef- forts. The seniors leave to the underclassmen a hope that they make the most of the once-in-a-lifetime days of high school. We graduates know regret- fully that we may never see some of our classmates and teachers again. Barney Smith says, ' leading the Flag Salute in high school life. Last word from Skip, 'l got my deepest thrill from -one of the finest privileges Klobber those Kangaroos!