Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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Qlieer-5 as Hua V f H M 'W ' ,f N TOvCl'1dowerws ra C Q agua , 1 m cx X o 7'7C7lV .f THE STAFF THE BEACON BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL 1952 BELLEVUE WASHINGTON CONTENTS SECTION 'I ADMINISTRATION Superuntendent Pruncupal Faculty Assocuated Student Body Board of Control Boys Club Gurls Club SECTION 2 CLASSES Senuors Junuors Sophomores Freshmen SECTION 3 ENTERTAINMENT Varuety Show All School Play Senuor Play Band and Chorus Mauorettes Dance Commuttees SECTION 4 ATHLETICS Basketball Baseball Track Skuung Tennus Gurls Sports SECTION 5 CLUBS Wolverune Guard Loyalty Club Lettermen s Club Gurls Athletuc Assocuatlon Honor Socuety Dustrubutuve Educatuon Pep Club Druvers Councul Debate Scuence Club Spanush Club Lubraruans Offuce Practuce Offuce Gurls Barque Beacon FOREWORD When the funal bell of the day rungs Bellevue Hugh School students scramble to theur lockers then out the wude front doors to be off to theur after school actuvutues Two of the crowd a boy and a gurl set off to ward the curvung druve that leads to the busy hughway below the hull The gurl turns and walks backwards gazung at the school un uts settung of tall furs Suddenly she stops and remarks Its a gorgeous sught usnt ut? What us? asks the boy haltung besude her Oh our buuldung and uts settung she replues Do you thunk that spendung our hugh school days un such a beautuful place wull make us remember and apprecuate them that much longer? Why of course says the boy I know Ill always be proud to have gone to Bellevue A school luke that us somethung to remember And when we get the new gym ut wull be perfect Her eyes scannung the length of the buuldung the gurl says What do you luke best un the buuld ung the way ut us now? I luke the balcony and the entrance hall wuth the trophy case Whats your chouce? Thats not hard to answer' replues the boy I thunk youll agree that uf ut werent for the tower much of the buuldungs modern beauty would be unexpressed Theres somethung about that tower that seems so free and clean luftung our thoughts up hugher Oh yes' I know lust what you mean' says the gurl I was up on top of the tower once and I could see all over Seeung the lake the trees and the snow capped mountauns made me realuze what thus beaututul land of ours should mean to us all You know the tower us almost a symbol of freedom Its a sort of beacon callung us to come and grow strong and tall un the securuty of uts strength and tallness Thats what ut us exactly de lares the boy A BEACON' After a long last look at the tower r sung ruddy and mauestuc un the warm lught of afternoon the boy and the gurl turn to go down the wundung druve both busy wuth thoughts and aspuratuons Edutor NANCY SMITH Assocuate Edutor MARY MOSSOP Busuness Manager JEREMY ANDERSON for the future MARCIA WHITNEY I I 3 - . 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' ' 69 ,, , . . ,, , 70 ,, ,, ' ' ' 71 ' U H MR FRANK ODLE Mathematucs Teacher DEDICATION ln the year 1918 when Mr Frank Odle now dean of mathematucs teachers came to Bellevue Dustruct neuther he nor anyone else dreamed that some day he would be teachung un a beautuful buuldung on top of a hugh hull lookung west across Lake Washungton to the far Olympuc Mountauns All those years ago thurty four to be exact many thungs were dufferent So remunusces Mr Odle recallung tumes gone by as he gazes out the wude wundows of room 204 westward to ward the snow clad peaks You take thus buuldung for example Thus us certaunly a change from what we had un 1918 Then we had hugh school un part of what us now the V F W hall There were fufteen hugh school pupuls un grades nune and ten and they had to share the school wuth grades fuve to eught The furst four grades were un a shack behund the hall We dudnt have a four year hugh school tull 1923 and our furst graduatung class un 1924 had three students un ut Almost everythung was dufferent then except human nature 2 In those days Mr Odle was dustruct superun tendent but he has been far more than that He has been teacher of the scuences mathematucs and Latun and even gurls basketball coach For ten years the Bellevue gurls basketball squad took one champuonshup after another un unter scholastuc competutuon It travelled as far as Oak Harbor and Skykomush defeatung all opposutuon even the Seattle teams ln stull another fueld the theater Mr Odle has the durectorshup of a couple of dozen plays on hus record For ten years he served as funancual head of the Bellevue student Today as an outstandung mathematucs teacher and advuser of the Torch Honor Socuety Mr Odle us a fruend to all hus students He us a furm but kundly duscuplunaruan loved and respected by all un hus classes In deep apprecuatuon to a man who has de voted over a thurd of a century to helpung Bellevue Hugh School students achueve hugher udeals of scholarshup and conduct thus 1952 BEACON respectfully deducated to Mr Frank Odle . 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The table's polished surface reflects our faces os we discuss an important matter of school policy. Perhaps it is an A. S. B. affair, Boys' or Girls' Club business, or any one of the thousand vital matters that are brought to lie on the gleaming table top in front of a committee Presently we are loined by three leading figures in our school s administration, Mr Thordarson Mr Heidenreuch and Mr Knoell They have a map or a blue print with them and for a while we all lean eagerly over their display We are especially eager if it is a blue print for our long awaited gym Then the meeting is over, and we file out knowing with satisfaction that we have had a part in our school s administration STANDING Sandra Add ngton David Egan Jeremy Anderson Ken Crocker Mr Thordarson Bob Stewart Jack Bolton Don Carter SEATED Nancy Sm th Debby Marsrail M Knoell Mr Hendenreich Margie Lohrer Donna Me gher Carole Boston X vs. 3 I ' . . I - I . . , . . , . . . C 9 i ' , , , - . , , - 1 i , . , r. , . 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Nl I-9 ff ' X I MR ROY THORDARSON Superuntendent SUPERINTENDENT S MESSAGE If you were to look up the word beacon un the ductuonary you mught fund as one of uts mean ungs a devuce for warnung of danger That us the unterpretatuon of the words un the expressuon beacon lught used wuth reference to a lught house Such a defunutuon however does not have much sugnufucance for us un connectuon wuth the present topuc of duscussuon namely Bel evue Hugh Schools present yearbook the 1952 BEACON There us very luttle un common between thus cheer ful volume of happy memorues and a warnung of grum danger So we must go back to the ductuon ary for another explanatuon of the word bea con And there we fund sumply the expressuon a sugnal Now to see how thus applues to the Bellevue annual It furst occurs to me that un after years when a student comes upon hus hugh school annuals un the bottom of hus cedar chest or on the top shelf of the bookcase thus volume wuth uts golden word BEACON shunung from the cover may then serve 4 as a beacon utself callung the unduvudual to return un memory to Bellevue Hugh School Then for a luttle whule perhaps the man or woman who was once a boy or gurl treadung the halls of Bellevue may fund humself agaun un that famulnar place perhaps wuth the half forgotten odor of chalk dust un hus nostruls and the clatter of class bells un hus ears Perhaps thus book bearung on uts cover the photograph of Bellevue s tower wull serve as a beacon or remunder that from the heught of that lofty edufuce the boy or gurl once looked out across a magnuficent vuew of water and mountauns And perhaps the unduvuclual wull feel agaun hus youth ful wonder at the breadth and beauty of the world s horuzons No one can preduct how brughtly thus ussue of Bellevue s yearbook may serve as a sugnal now un thus year of 1952 or un the years to come It us my suncere hope that thus BEACON may have good fortune un flashung forth uts message MR THORDARSON l l . 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PRINCIPAL S MESSAGE Sometumes you hear ut remarked that hugh school us a preparatuon for lufe Thus us a true statement but ut seems to me that hugh school us much more than lust a gettung ready for what us to come later In my opunuon hugh school us an umportant segment of lufe utself What years of a person s career are rucher un actuvuty un growth un enloyment7 As I see ut student centers practucally all hrs actuvutues around hus school he us not only preparung for hus career after graduatuon he us experuencung hus present portuon of exustence wuth keen untensuty He us probably workung and playung as hard as he ever wull un all hus Iufe That us why the hugh school structure utself us so sugnufucant The buuldung and uts settung are the physucal nucleus of a student s present partucupa tuon un experuence Consuder Bellevue Hugh Schcol s buuldung for a moment Insude uts walls and close outsude them MR HAROLD HEIDENREICH Pruncupal on the campus and un the staduum throb the vug orous luves of over fuve hundred teen agers A buuldung servung as the center for that much un tense luvung should be what Bellevues clean cut sturdy representatuon of youth utself Its Iunes should be what Bellevues Iunes are staunch and sumple Its colors should be Belle vues colors warm and uncomplucated But there us more to youth than vugor and modernuty There us a strong straun of Idea usm a struvung of the growung spurut toward lofty heughts often dumly seen but suncerely yearned for Here at Bellevue Hugh School we have an um pressuve symbol of thus upward struvung he tower a strong cleanly modeled funger of ma sonry pountung toward the sky gesturung for our hearts and munds to follow uts durectuon upward As for myself I am grateful that I have had the pruvulege of servung Bellevue s young people un a beautuful settung from whuch I have been able to draw a very real unspuratuon MR HEIDENREICH 5 I I I . . I . - . . 1, . - ' 1 1 s ll I ' I . - ' us - a I - I . . ' . . . . h I I . - . , ' . - . . . . . I , , . . . . I . I . . ' .I 1 . ' . it I none. During the years of adolescence, when a - - - - - - 1 v n p I I I Q 1 . . . . . . ' ' ' ' -1 ' ' I I ' s Q 1 I I - I , I t Q . . . , . . . , . . I I I , THE FACULTY MI SS JOAN CAMPBELL Luttle Muss Campbell us new un these parts Teachung language and communuty arts She swums and cycles and rudes on shups Defends women druvers and dotes on trups Fruends call her Jo where she went to the And ate her way out through fudge sundae goo MR HAL CHAPMAN Coach Chaoman us a P E prof who prexues health as well He fishes when he gets a chance and thunks football as swell He came to us from Oregon ls marrued ha one chuld Hus pet peeve cant you guess ut? Mussed blocks druve hum wuldl MR ROBERT CROWN Dustrubutuve Educatuon says Mr Robert Crown ls the most practucal subuect that ever came to town Hus D E and typung classes are always on the ball But Mr Crown goes huntung to escape and forget ut all Enchaladas are hus dream of food we all should eat And hus lovely harsey necktues are the kund that cant be beat MRS MARTHA DAVIDSON MI MI Thus energetuc lady works wuth so much zest We sometnmes wush she d get her wush whuch us a day of rest She has the uob of teachung French In whuch the pleasures vary And then to top thus Frenchue fare she heads our dear lubrary SS ELINOR EDWARDS Thus lukable character sometumes called Eddue Develops reporters and gets em all ready She loves to rude horseback and goes for the west Of books by the bulluon buagraphys best To wrute a best seller us Eddue s ambutuon Sa she teaches Englush and keeps on a wushun SS PATRICIA FOSTER Thus lubrary lady comes and goes luggung tons of books She hunts antiques and tells them by theur scent and feel and looks She has a poodle favors mauve lukes cherry tarts to eat Defies frustratuon loves to roam and study what you meet MRS VIOLET GUSTIN MI fe Cl Thus lady came from yonder to teach lunuar Eng ush he And though new to the halls of Bellevue shes made thus year Chocolate marshma law sundae us her ace hugh dush Her favarute fun us dancung and she often gets her wush SS JUDY HAGEBAK Thus Iuvely addutuon to the gang teaches Englush Ten Enloys browsung through the fruuts of any worthwhule pen She hauls from far Wusconsun where she went to Wuscan s U And says she lukes all colors un the dufferent shades of blue MR ARTHUR HAINES MI Thus master of the mucroscope can make a student see The very great umportance of buology He lukes to teach the sublect but sometumes feels the wush That unstead of dussectung worms un the lab He could use them all to flsh SS JOYCE HAMILTON Our dear La Ham us the home ec teacher When you re un a stew you can always reach her favarute trup us ta any place new favorute color us skues of blue can hold her own un a fruenclly clucker says her pet peeve us a brawl or bucker Her Her e ut 6 - 11 If A luuluf ' , s ' , , , - . - tu - tu ' , f . . . , - ' I H - 1 ll ' 4. 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MISS MARTHA HARDY We To e U ef Her un her classes dont have to thunk twuce thunk of a teacher who s snappy but nuce teaches geometry algebra too heads fo the woods when her works all favorute pets are pussues and bunnxes favorute food for the mund the funnuesl through MR WALTER HOECH Here s a typmg teacher who ts a double feature He doubles there and down un crafts and stays a happy creature Hus easy goung nature means he never us a menace Except upon the tennus court when he us playung tennus He comes to Walt and keeps a dog to be a lovung pet And says he hasnt thought up much for on ambutuon yet MR JOSEPH HYLLAND Thus maestro of the bandstand teaches musuc well And seems to thunk that apple pte us deflnutely swell Hus favorute recreatlons are to golf and also fush In fact to break 100 on the golf course us hus wash Across thus great bodacuous land he says he d love to go All hats off to thus feller whos swell and nucknamed Joe MR LEONARD JONES Jonesy teaches general scuence and mechanucal drawung too He plays quute safe on colors and votes for good old blue Hts fcvorute relaxation us sport of any kund Hus favorite readung ts hustory to elevate hus mend MRS MARY JEAN KEWLEY Thus lady us ltbrary munded she loves to shelve a book Also unsude the covers shes very apt to look Lotun us her other love she says ut us NOT dead To run out of tume for everythung us her secret dread MR FRED KNOELL Thus droll and drawlung gentleman our world hustory prof Says has pet peeve us students but they the doubters scoff Because they know from ex erlence how hel ful he can to see To luve tull hes retured us Frutzs great ambutuon So he can chuck the tardy lust and take himself off fushun MR MERLE LANDERHOLM MI Our youngest son has study And U S hustory too Reads Luttle Abner every day Dtgests ut through and through Loves to travel here and there he never Ends tt wearung Just dotes on cats and necktues and fine fat puckled herrung G SS MARIE NILSON Sweet Marte has a loathung a scratchy vuolun But to keep her away from music would surely be a sun Orchestra and chorus general musuc too Are the sublects that she teaches and that keep her brught not blue Her favorute fun us sknng un Auburn she was born She puts un a plug for lemon ple but she toots on musuc s horn MR FRANK ODLE Thus grand mathematucs teacher has been around so long Everyoody knows that un hus classes thungs dont go wrong Hus favorute food us chucken hus favorute fun us hukes He brought up five Iuttle Od es luvely ltttle tykes He lukes the color blue and he lukes the color brown And he d rather dwell un the country than waste away un town MR ELMON OUSLEY 7 BZ Ousley the senuars man teaches psych Coach of debate hes a talkung guy ln contemporary problems hus stock s sky hugh He dotes on cats on steak hes keen He gardens for hus wufe and he lukes trees green s no one else can Sh , , B t f ' . 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I .. tt I - , I 'cr I 2 ' : MISS DOROTHY ANN OUTZS Thus queen of sports health and P E Loathes an alarm clock loves to sk: Her ambutlon9 Tas travel she would To Austria Sweden or Norway rf could Thus sports lovnng lass also loves cake And says that chocolate s the klnd she ll take MRS CLARA POWELL Our Blondie nn the office rs a srght to soothe the eyes On the end ess record keeprng she rs very very wrse She pounds her bug typewrrter with a zest to get thmgs do And for charm and sheer good nature there was never such U ONE MRS STELLA ROGERS he he es a housewife with o garden e owns a ten pound cat trams good secretarnes and good bookkeepers too llkes to keep real busy with plenty of things to do e drslrkes messy people who go and leave you flat MR SAM RUBERG Thus master of the lathe and plane was born an Idaho He come to us to teach us art and carpentry you know Hts favorste recreation IS swlmmlng rn a pool Hes loyal to good ol Washmgton State where he went school MR ROBERT STOELT MI Hrs ace rs drivers traumng whrch everyone should take He drools If you mention thrck and qulcy steak Hrs specral peeve IS people who love to groan and grape Hrs specual love rs magazines of the sportsmen s type This llttle gal the freshmens latest Thlnks social studies simply greatest Her favorlte book ls the hughbrow sort Her wrt ls ready on the qulck retort She eats her eggplant lwe or due And clrmbs up mountams steep ond hugh MRS MARIAN THOMAS She once taught In Cuba thus teacher af Spanish Llkes Shakespeare and Shaw so ls not a mute clannush Reads books and more books likes ta travel on boats Loves thrck lurcy steaks as a form of wrld oats Though from far Colorado shes gone to our U And hasnt a mckname that shell admit to SS DOROTHY WEIBLEN Thus launty cooking teacher rs a whlz Has grudges on people whose habrt It ls To leave a place messy for others to clean She s from South Dakota on travel rs keen Talks about food when called on to speak Lukes to go skating at least once a week MR ROBERT WHITNEY Commodore Robert a scxence guy Gives with the physics and Irkes to fly But chem rs the sublect he d actually rote Frrst on hrs lust of favorrtes of late To be a good teacher s hrs :href ambltlon And everyone knows he s accomplrshed that ITIISSIDFT , . . . 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Sh' ' ' 5 Sh - 5 Sh ' ' MISS JEAN STRONG Very seldom can the squeak squeak that usually accompames a strung ensemble be heard coming from the bows of Dianne Morris Shirley Ann Shirley and Betty Wnnlcle accampanred by Mary Lou Davld son under the dlrectlon of Miss Nrlson Mr Ousley seems to be runnmg unto cn lnttle difficulty ln malung coffee but t should be good with Miss Hamilton being the teacher M Henndenrelch and Mr OFarrell member of the school board are havmg qulte a tame talking over plans for the school lt Isnt hard to tell from the smules on Mr Thomas and Mr Chapman s faces that at last school IS over and they con go home Stull happy that the drivers training car ns IH one piece are Patty Holloway Carol Maas and Barbara Cogdal wth thenr teacher Mr Stoelt It looks as If Mr Knoell us doubtung Pat ONelll s excuse whale Carol Holloway awauts her turn Mnss Edwards seems to be gettmg a bug luck out of Harry Lalcls Jeremy Anderson and Gary Beclcwlth trying to learn about nouns and verbs Talung tume out from her Beacon work IS Miss Hardy whose face is nicely framed inthe wheel of a handmade steam eng'ne, courtesy of John Halsey. From the look on Mr. Landerholm's face, he isn't sure whether he should believe Molly Chotman's excuse to get out of study hall or not, Day in and day out, Mrs. Powell can be seen at her deslc, busily clocking away at her typewriter, 9 .--.sg S- IW .ui Gm 'Y K 92 7- All A S B OFFICERS Don Ca te Ca ole Boston Jack Bolton Ken Crooker A S B OFFICERS The numerous actlvltles which full the extra currucular part of school lnfe are largely admmus tered by four senuors elected by the student body last June to fulflll the assocnated student body offices for the year 1951 1952 Thus year these energetlc students have done a thorough 'ob of planning and helping to make school actuvltues successful Jack Bolton president of the student body preslded over both the assoclated student and of the leguslatrve body were carrled out and en forced By tradltlon Jack was the director of the variety show Manhattan Melodies and dld a splendud 'ob both as director and partlclpant I fully realuze says Jack that being chosen for thus hugh offlce was a great honor and pruv :lege and though the lob dud have some trylng tnmes I wull always look back on that expernence as being one of the hlghlughts of my llfe Although the office of vlce presudent reflects very luttle glory Kenny Crooker was always pre 10 pared to take over ln the absence of the president and was ready and wnllmg to do odds and ends around school which If not done would have meant the curtaulment of affairs which all stu dents enloyed so much Kenny declares that being vuce presndent has been a great honor and he us very glad to have served un thus offlce Beung secretary of the A S B IS loads of fun It requlres a lot of wrmng but nts enloyable workmg wuth the kids and performing various duties commented Carole Boston secretary Carole took mmutes at all board of control and slde league student body presndents meeting and attended all school affairs where reports were given Donnie Carter treasurer very successfully fulfnlled has offlce He served as chaurman of the tlcket sales and worked on special commlttees as well as guvung fmanclal reports to the student council All In all the offlcers for 1951 1952 deserve a lot of crednt for getting together and pulling for a unnted school helping to make Bellevue the school of which :ts students are so proud . . . 1 r r, r , , . . . I . . . 1 1 . .. . . - I . I . I . . H , , I . ' ll I . I I I I board of control meetings, and saw that the acts A- S' B- meellngs- She took mlmlles Gt the l-'-'ke' : A n - . I I u . . I . . V ' ff ' ll F n l I ' . . . . . I I I H - ll H - ' , , . . . v u . 1 I I I . . ' . I . , . ' - . . . . ,, ' . ' . - . . I . , - . . i BOARD OF CONTROL The conference room the physical center of Bellevues student body government thas year saw many a llvely meetung of the school s legls latnve body the board of control Around the large polished table tops the state affaurs of Bellevue were thoroughly discussed and re dns cussed nf not always settled ummedlately Thus year s board consisted of about forty rep resentatnves responsive to the washes of thenr electoral groups the furst perlod home rooms There were many heated but controlled debates on such timely topics as school conduct hall man agement the kangaroo court Even freshmen rep resentattves took actlve part ln the exchange of tdeas Not all was seruous work however The student body concerned Itself with llghter matters such as the welcome dance that nnaugurated Bellevue s actnvmes of the year Then there was the rousnng voclvnl nn November, Manhattan Melodies from the profits of which S200 was allocated to the Bellevue war memorial stadlum llghtlng fund There was a sock dance near Chrnstmas, an ap proprlate tume for danclng un stocking feet One of the most outstandung A S B achueve ments of the year was the new system of as semblles Each class put on a show struvnng to outdo the others, with the honors going perhaps to the IUDIOFS as a class and to Mr Ousley In costume land what a costumelj as an mduvudual Vusutung artusts from outsnde were also on the A S B calendar Cortez Peters world s fastest typrst staged a breath takung exhubltlon Clement May Dlckensnan artlst performed has delightful character sketches from the works of the great Englush author In Aprnl came Mr Morgan wnth plctures and dialogues of our South American nelghbor, Guatemala From Lake Washlngton came an exchange as sembly, and In a reclprocal engagement, Kurk landltes saw cholce acts from the Bellevue variety show and class assemblies lt was a busy, enterprising and successful year for the board of control and the A S B May the conference room be the sate of the hatching of great plans for 1952 1953 Since the enrollment for next fall IS golng to be nncreased by almost a hundred students, extra leaves may have to be added to the conference room commnttee tables K ROW D ck Hell lon o evvtrt :ce Baker Keltlt erke ve r l w l x v coke 1 n El JP un v l ene o rewy Amlersor Dau o y P lc x v ll ro e os on r tra r se 6 y hatrnwn D me ohtscsl mr 1 0 f l nm 1 ter nn H lges E be r ln 1 6 el ci war ns lr r e in rlscu r lx rl E Lure-u Stl tebx r 17 7411107 W 7547! WWWM WWW! DV ll , I . . . 1 - - I , . . . . , . , , . , . , . . . . I . - . - . ' ' ' . . . . , I 1 ' . . . . . . , . - , - . . . . . , , ' ' II ll , . . . . . , . , , . . . 1 ' . r - ' , ' , . . I . - ' I ' ' .ll ' ll I . ' . BAC : I , Rollle Ferrell Jack Bel B b St L , Bn L , ' G Da Bl ll Gwy Beck till, Vol Cf' r, Dov Carter, Do P.lcK lar, Dal , Egg , Jlm Avlis, E tg Nl tter, Je l. FRONT ROW: C ur ,ml Nec ard Edward Boyce, Jlu R snnlc, Ca l B t Ba tn. Bl d y Moll C L , It J v , S. zu Alrtmgiovl, Glow vw God .lv Do T Me.gl JOA or Ilza th Ca lson Mary Yo: g Shell. Blrct, SCllly Hawkes, Lwftg Lwwk, Sltzemll' Sacfxgltilvl Jsckl T For Allr l Arkley, Elel We h 1 Q, Freddy Bu lc lt d, P 'lla Amierson, Gevy '.lof'1-ll Ksrgmt Yul v q To' lam, L 1 f :L lke . .W-W-M,Wm,,.! 3 , 1 I Q Z l A is 1 l l 4 l . x I L h 7 - 1 , A X VV I . 5 , ' M V , A Y V ,,- ww-,w. ---..,,,,,, ci BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Dwtd W dney B r Elbte Rollue Ferrell Bao stewwrt Mr Wtutney tdvnser BOYS CLUB COUNCIL BACK ROW Jun Fuller Don Elberts Scotty Morrts John Ntgro Gtry Foote Peter Btrkelwnd L1rry O Fwrrell Bruce Dodson t Kuhnle Chuck Mtlettt Ken Nlontor DDLE ROW Jnm Frtdlund Lwuren Studebakea Torn Spencer Bch Green Grant Watson Hug Nledzeqnn Bruce Swenson Chuck Reynolds Blll Carter Jtn Stroll Dave Btrd Doug Hupp Jun Swtnson FRONT ROW Gerry Nlonell Dun Rtntsey Dean Secord Gnu! Yotnq ob E ble Bo Sewtrt Ro e Ferre Fred Bnrkelan au kard Sr rt t S Nu F 1 Jun Austin BOYS' CLUB The Bellevue Boys' Club, although hampered by the necessity of havnng a council Instead of complete meetings, had a full and actuve year under presldent Bob Stewart, vuce presudent Rol he Ferrell, secretary Dave Wudney, and treasurer Bob Elbue A feature whuch served to unnte the boys was the plan of quarterly assemblues, wuth all boys present Wuth Mr Whitney as advuser, actlvlty centered around the science lab, though council meetlngs were held nn the conference room Mr Whntney has commented, The actlvlttes of the Boys' Club have shown great development thus year The prnmary Interest of thus organlzatlon IS to help the school and especially the boys Perhaps 12 the most worth whale actnvuty thas year was the Klothes for Korea Druve on Halloween, keepung the boys out of muschuef, and at the some tume atdmg a worthy cause lt was a huge success, wnth the front hall heaped hugh with bundles A new event thus year, the carnuval run by the Boys' and Gurls' Clubs, was great fun for all Jerry Brand and Dean Secord worked wuth the gurls' chatrmen nn plannmg the gauly decorated booths of food and of games bnngo, penny patching, darts and balloons, fortune telling, and the vodvll show Another prnme event was a Hobo Dance wuth decoratnons luke a hobo's camp and the couples dressed as tramps Dad's Ntght was the blggest and best yet, thus year A tasty dinner was followed by the annual father son baseball game The worthwhnle season ended wuth a vocatuonal conference ' 'f ! 77 WLS N 5 ,.,.w.-W.M,M,,s,,MW, ,,,, W y , M 1 1 y ,Mm gm , ' ' , 2 26 , f ' , , , 5 ' t , l l I ,wi if ILP' ' ' Z 1 ' t , o , ' ' t , , , Q ' . 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GIRLS CLUB GIRLS' What would Bellevue be wuthout them'7 A boys school, of course' At any rate there would be no Gurls Club and none of uts wonderful actuv utues The home ec department wuth uts apartment sewung room, and foods lab served as head quarters for the Gurls Club thus year, as every year, wuth Muss Hamulton as advuser A Gurls Club Councul was a necessuty but quarterly general assemblues were held Thus year s cabunet consusted of Donna Meagher pres udent, Nancy Smuth, vuce presudent, Judy Grage secretary Darlene Scott treasurer, and Marlene Anderson hustoruan At the start of the year, to aud freshmen and other new students, Molly Chatman was chaur man of pep pamphlets, a collectuon of songs and cheers publushed by the offuce practuce class Gurls Club puns were ordered and proudly worn by many gurls Loomung large on the agenda was the annual smorgasbord headed by Donna Corwun The unternatuonal theme was carrued out un the table decoratuons, the food and the costumes of the servung gurls ln May the annual Mothers Day tea took place, wuth a program, refreshments and the announce ment of the Mother ot the Year and the new offucers for next year To top theur full and successful season of actuv utues, the Gurls Club gave the money remaunung un theur treasury to a much needed prouect for the school In addutuon they voted twenty fuve dollars toward the funancung of thus year s annual, largest and most expensuve un the hustory of Bellevue IRLS CLUB 0FFlCERS Nluss H uu ltcu ft r G B COUNCIL K ROW Nuuuc S u F RTH R W F rbwrl Fentouu Au trsy N Lluul s u r uv y ergren Nlurcu Vlurufern THlRD ROW Auuu l' ue ey e u t 4 rey Cwrol Hollowuy J unue L Byuuues u u u uf tu cu w s Quu rwun SECOND ROW Lee Auuru L Q 51411 1 Ke L u sluu u u u T rum Cooley S uudy Rotten Educ S e n us urg 0 e W e o f s e Cu 'Jerg P u Q b '4k,,g,.,.---v as 3' me ,Q g nw'-K A4 .J 13 I . . . ' . , . , . . , . . , . I . . . , I ' . . , . . . . . . . , . , . . . I I - - - uf 11 , . . . , ' . I - 1 I I ' - I 1 I ' - . , - . . . . , G ' 1 .tu u u Dguu-zz '.'e.ag'uer Nmgy Suuuullu Lkurleuu, A'u'tc souu J ,Ay G .uqe D-u we :init IRLS' CLU BAC S u y rv il' Dori: D 'uuuusuut Jcmuctizu Vvlute Put W.uf'uuw OU 0 I y C'uut ,uuu Ba 4 . , uu u l Lauuue Actwuus Doumu V.lc.uq'uer, l'.'l.uugue Lotrer Luuuut,u Luuuk lm un Alleuu Jour, Dfw Jeure 'flso Sall B u l 1 . I r .'. l'uu Au-l uuu lluuvvusouu, Juuuuu Q Cohn, Jmly Gfiugc Arlruuuf Ga 'ul att le uuu CO , c u eu ee ' , Rat. Buvumu, G.yle l,lty u,ksouu Be Ch. uuh :.uuuu Suully His lf Euuuutnu fgfl Duuuuun C0 . I 9 . Ln uuu Kgttryru M yu D.u'leuue Scott, Aau t.u Juuluuu, Burhuuuxu Cog 1.el Da! suqqnuvl No l .u , uuuuu, El .1 cr 'neu h- , Nl uuy J .uuu Suuuus FRONT RO 2 Adel Co lc lj.:u'7.u'.1 Cancer Sl-u cy Bcllu l Karen Bye's R-tu Auuftersnuu, Lcrrwe St' '.la g 2 Result J ?y Guveuus PM .QuSl'm . l.'.u-y D Q E 5-cc S qu , liars .E '.'3 :. e Jackf Te Q' Snr 1, fe' .s u l . N I MMKMW N: ,.,,. V -a - , A G g u XX .. v--' , t u ls , u, fl ' A K . i 1-Q ,. s Jvjvf lv 3' 6' . Q . A ' lt 4 f I. I . T -I 1, C - ' A Q . Adina. 'auf fs fx up-4 'QU' TPLTS u e F s puouec ever y ur OP RIGHT The shop clwss seems euuucy L V llClI C u'lIDDLE LEFT u tu Cu DLE l e son P get ru ys mbly when uc one ucuuuq MID FOTTOVVI LEFT nc s vu. u vouuc U coo uuur c us RoyJ 3 eu ure 3 utr e cvvou ur 5 he e s nu n lv. thleeuu Con, uu Ho Le c SECTION 2 CLASSES Now we come to the CLASSES the students who are the pulse and heart beat of Bellevue Hugh the mature senuors and uunuors, the knowun sophomores, and the freshmen who are lust be gunnung theur hugh school adventures All s quuet un the halls of Bellevue Hugh then a bell rungs' From the classrooms flow the stu dents Down the small staurway spulls a senuor, then a sopomore, a lunuor, and last and late to class, a freshman all of them rubbung shoul ders smulung at each other and realuzung that the cheer the some teams, feel proud of the same trophues, love the same beautuful school From the dramatuc, swurlung front staurway parade more students, each deep un hus own af faurs, yet all one un spurut that pruceless qualuty of a school where every student feels a part of t a school not too large but bug enough to be unterestung one for the alurnnu to cherush un theur mernorues, one luke Bellevue Hugh I4 Our eyes turn from the staurway to the curved malestuc balcony proud possessuon of the senuors for pep assemblues, but shared by every one any other turune The balcony a popular place before school and at noon, a rendezvous for fruends where they can become so unvolved un conversatuon that the tardy bell makes them late for class The balcony un wunter us a place to look through the two story wundows and watch the snowflakes fall From the balcony, our thoughts travel to the mam hall wuth uts sturdy pullars and shunung trophy case wuth Elmer perched on top Then our feet carry us out the front doors to the lawn, where students eat theur lunches on warm sprung days, the gurls un theur fresh cotton dresses and the boys un new blue denum pants Last, but certaunly not least, we luft our eyes to the tower, a flnal and foremost symbol of unuty and strength an unspuratuon to future students and a lastung memory to us all f sn -g N ta ' T 'Z I, ni., 'X , I A , ., '.., ,' I f' f 'leaf ' ,, K, in. gk L ' I 4 r 4, 'if-1, ef' 'fg:, - - I ll' yffl ug 4. 'frm ' 4 L mme Nun 3 I I or 1 44 . 0 EF : H uzgtuug Clu'uS!'v',u3 circus ts the reuuclu clas ' ' t y e. . T I u to the suuuee 'eifauuus ot me Fre aro s. Au : 'u'.'lunt's tu' s' De uno Patterson suuft D.a.e Burfi caught uuu :tue tual uw iuuouut 3 peruft siip. V591 bet.e' wut l R1 -,xi tuuuuf- mn. lVlID 3 fu, Cal No -:tuuug uuu elses, Nei 5 e ,o cu sumucuu pro L u s leo ' . DLE RIGHT: Workung lmwl to iuuusuu that dress for me hug fiance are liuureuu Hsuuseru, Pat Birtee and Jouuuwette Wluute. . : SliLuux5r,..u,3o1 ulcuu-' 5.1111 a pu tu ou icuii, u :ual you u ll hem ul youu vunukel uuuuo tre oys' k 3 l. 5. A iw. nt tu: nous, guuues .luuuu Dur, Bel Dann, Hgug Meclz gin Fred Miranue, Jack LeWa'u and Bot B 'zsey :url 'k uulu 1 qu-uutlv -'J somezluurz BOTTOM RIGHT: Wluerive' 1 -r ' o ey :rox ml, ycufll 5 'sys See suuuuuuuug fuacci Ka 'fug Gu:- L C11':.',uu Fuuuce -, -urn wt Jeuuuuue Lee Eiwuuee gauuug ut ttuc ,ssl Lok. ' ' ' ' ' . . . - I I . . . . I I Y ' I . . . . i - , ' ' . ,foam .,w,,,...-f- .,.,.- ,,5..,- M wwf' u SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jeruy B und J any Anne 1 n IV! oslu c ney a 1 0 vr mn Eugene Moller SENIOR REVIEW The graduatung class of 1952 has passed many memorable mulestones un uts twelve years of prog ress from the first grade to uts final days as senuors un the hugh school on the hull The brughtest of all memorues un years to come wull be those that shune out from wuthun the shelterung shadows of the tower In our last year our senuor play The Curuous Savage was a gala event It was a mystery comedy played wuth all the warmth and vugor the capable senuor actors could put unto theur parts Its two nught run was an artustuc and fl nancual success under the durectorshup of Mrs Gustun The senuor assembly last un the lust of class assemblues un the new plan carrued out thus year was orugunal un contaunung a seruous productuon the dramatuc and traguc one act play The Valuant Donna Meagher Jack Bolton and Jer emy Anderson put on one of the most worthwhule performances seen at Bellevue thus year Another outstandung hut was the mystery act by a red nosed character wuth the vouce of Caruso Be hund the nose was BZ Ousley Staurway to Paraduse the senuor ball proved to be the best dance un many years The senuors parked by Mrs Thomas senuor ball faculty durec tor slaved over the decoratuons and succeeded un turnung the gym unto paraduse The royal throne was completely banked wuth blue and whute carnatuons ln the center of the floor was a beautu ful garden from whuch rose the Staurway to Paraduse As one bemused gurl murmured The senuor ball was lust dreamy At Homecomung the senuors were beavers un completung all arrangements rught down to the senuor wundow whuch was uudged best for orugun aluty and executuon All senuor actuvutues took place under the ad vusershup of Mr Ousley Mr Crown Mrs Thomas and Mrs Davudson So the senuors progressed from one bug tume to another untul that buggest event of all graduatuon Now un these our very last hours at Bellevue Hugh we know how truly we are goung to muss t all the fun the hard work our fellow stu dents the faculty We are goung to muss the buuld ung too the graceful curve of the balcony the gleamung rows of trophues un Elmer s trophy case the bug stone pullars and the sulken flags We mught luke to lunger a luttle longer for one last look at all that Bellevue means to us But tume wants for no one The future lues ahead 15 3 V 1--vfa,-. . 4 ., Q If, 1 ITV, I up , I 1 ' ru , eu' u ' rson, Kuthry uy u, Nlnu' ua Wluil , Bnrh ru Bufdscy , D.u ll Iqu , u , : . , ' I I . . . . . 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SENIORS ELAINE M ADAMS Peanuts Ambntuon To be a nurse Hobby Collectnng unusual rocks Actuvntnes Entered from Franklnn 3 Annual 4 Pep Club 4 Smorga bard 3 4 Homecommg 4 Tolo Co Chair 4 Loyalty 4 SANDRA RUTH ADDINGTON Ambltuon To graduate from college Hobby Talkmg on the phone Actuvmes Varuety Sl-now Prod 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 Honor Socxety 3 Board of Cantrol 3 4 Loya ty 3 Hnstorxan 4 Pep C ub l 2 Pres Class Dances I 2 3 4 Homecomung 3 4 Jr Sr Banauet GAC 3 Gnrls Club Rep 3 Homecoming Prxncess 4 Mothers Day Tea All School Play Prod l JAMES WESTERFIELD AMIS JR Jnm Ambmon To be successful nn lfe Hobby To fnsh hunt and sk: Actlvmes Entered from Roosev t one Soc ety 3 4 4 Boar of Control 4 Scnence Club 3 Jr Prom 3 Intramural Basketbal 2 3 4 All School Play 4 Sr y JEREMY HERRICK ANDERSON Ambltlon To own a Siamese cat Hobby Just Invmg Actuvmes Bus Manager Annual 4 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Board of Control 4 Sclence Club 3 Wolverme Guard 4 Debate 4 Co Chanr Sr Banquet Football Mgr 2 Sr Class Pres Sr Play Prod Sr Assembly Play MARLENE MAE ANDERSON Mae Ambmon To be a commercual teacher Hobby Not sure Actavltles Malorettel 2 Glrls Club Hnstornan4 Jr Sr Banquet Varnety SowProd 2 3 PpClubl 2 Clos D cesl 2 3 PETER H BAKER Pete Ambutlon To be a veternnarnan and work nn the zoo Hobby Huntlng at Lake Sawyer Actnvutues Annual 4 Barque 3 4 Class Dances 2 3 4 Debate 4 semblnes Chaxr Jr P nc S Ball Sr Play Prod Chanr Assembly JEAN ELMIRA BEAUFORT Jeannie Ambman To go to college Actuvutues Varuety Show Prod 2 3 Annual 3 Pep Club l 2 Smorgas bord 3 Class Dances 2 3 4 Homecomlng 3 4 Prmcess 4 Home comung Dance Chanr 3 Charr Soph Hop GARY G BECKWITH Beck Ambutnon Dug a hole and come out un China Hobby To hunt at Lake Sawyer Actuvxtue Board of Control 4 Wolverine Guard 2 3 4 Treo 4 Barque .5 4 Homecommg 4 Jr Sr Banquet Basketball 2 3 4 Ba ebal3 4 Got 2 3 Tolo Kung 4 JUDITH ANN BENTON Judy Ambmon To be a success Hobby Summer sports A lvltles V rlety Show Prod l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 All School Play o l 2 3 Smorgasbord l 2 3 4 Cass Da1 Homecomnng 3 Jr Sr Banquet Usher l 2 GAC 3 Gnrns C ub Rep 3 ol 2 3 4 Mothres Day Teal 2 3 4 Barque 4 r Ba BARBARA BIRDSEYE Ambltnon To travel especially Hawan Hobby Sports Achvntes Varnety Show Prod 2 3 P p Club l 2 3 4 All School PI y Prod 3 4 Class Dancesl 2 3 4 Homecoming 4 Jr Sr Banquet GAC 2 3 4 Class Sec 4 Mathers Day Teal 2 3 Tolol 3 M orette 'I 2 3 4 Board of Control 4 D E Ofhcer 4 ' ' ' 2 ' - , , : , : ' , 4: , : . : ' ' : 1 , f - 4: , : , : ' , : . 4 . 1 , 4: ' ' . 2 ' ' : ' 3: .. : . i ' : H . 2' 2: H r 1 , , Pres. Q I d , 5 V 1 . Pla .- l J I Jr. . ' , ' . , , ' ., . ' P .Q l1 J . , 1' el , 5 s ad I , V , . I Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 43 Football Mgr. lg Sr. ,Chain ASB As ' 5 ' . . ic i 5 r. 5 . 'i ' - Sr. 'f ' , . J. : I I, ,t 1 343 l l , : l , 7 ' . Cf' H 2 0 ' A . : , J , 1 Pr d. ,-, : , , , : I .Ares 1, 2, 3, 4: lol , , , :I . l ' I , ' , I, lg I :S . Ill. I ' ' : ' V : : e , 1 , 1 a ',,:l: . :I V ll , ,lil ',2, Gi , , , 1 : V - ' - l6 PETER WESSEL BIRKELAND Pete Amblhon To flll the stadnum rn wnth dlrt Hobby Sknng Actlvltres Variety Show 3 Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Board of Contro Wolverme Guard 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Pres 3 4 Sk: Team 2 3 Debate 4 Boys Club Rep 4 Football 4 Tenms 3 Class Pres Intramural Basketball 3 JOHN F BOLTON Jack Ambltuon To see the world before I get married Hobby Daydreamlng Actnvtres ASB Pres 4 Varuety Show 3 4 Annual 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Pres 3 Board of Controll 2 3 4 Wolverme Guard 2 3 Pep Club I 4 All School Play 2 3 Class Dances I 2 3 4 Home comlng 3 4 Class Pres I Boys Clu Rep 3 Track 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 4 Football Mgr I 2 Lettermens Club S Assembly Play Sr Ball CAROLE JO BOSTON JOBII Ambntlon To go sknng un Norway Hobby Skung and eatmg Actlvltles ASB Sec 4 Variety Shawl 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Board of Control I 2 3 4 Loyalty Club 4 Pep Club I 2 4 Barque 4 Sk: Club 3 4 All School Play 2 Class Dances I 2 3 4 Homecommg 3 4 Princess 3 Gurls State 3 GAC3 4 Class Sec I Gnrls Club Hnstorran 3 Mothers Day Tea2 3 4 Tolo 2 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet3 Sr Assembly Chanr Jr Assembly Chan Sr Play GERALD BRAND Jerry Ambntlon To work un radlo Hobby Boats 4 Pres 4 Class Omcerl 4 Cass Plcnucs 2 3 FFAI 2 In mural Basketball I 2 3 4 Co Chanr Carnival 4 CHERILL BROWER Ambntuon To enter college as a sensor Hobby Talkmg on the phone and eatlng hamburgers Actlvltnes Entered from Lake Wash 3 Variety Show 3 4 Annual 3 4 Loyalty Club 3 4 Treas 3 4 Pep Club 4 Barque 3 4 C ass Dances 3 4 Homecoming 4 Jr Sr Banquet Tola 3 Mothers Day Tea 3 Magorette 3 4 CURTIS BRUSKLAND Curt Ambltlon To play on the World Champion Boston Red Sox baseball team IN 953 Hobby Argumg with Mr Ruberg Actnvltles Wolverine Guard 4 Basketball 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 lntra mural Basketball 3 4 JENNIE LEE BYRNES Gm Ambntton To llve tnll l d e Hobby Keepnng busy Acttvltles Entered lrom Roosevelt 3 Basketball game tnckets 3 4 Gnrls Club Rep 4 All School Play Prod 4 JOHN WILLIAM CARMICHAEL Jack Ambltnon To be a professional basketball player Hobby Bemg wnth Pat Actnvntnes Board of Control I Druvers Councll I 2 3 4 Class Offncer 2 3 Boys Club Rep 4 Football I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Baseball I 2 4 DONALD CARTER Don Ambutnon To make It through college Hobby Tennns and swrmmnng Actwntnes ASB Treas 4 Board of Control I 2 4 Science Club Wolverine Guard 2 3 4 Class Ofllcer 2 Basketball 4 JO ANN CHASE Jo Annie Ambntnon None to speak ol Hobby Bemg a malorette Actnvntues Pep Clubl 2, Soph Hop Smorgasbord 2 3 Mothers Day Tea 2 3 Tolo I, 2, 3 Malorerte I, 2 3 4 I7 ' ' ' 1 A ' 1 U A 1 1 1 I 21 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 41 1 - 1 1 1 1 21 ' ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 ' 71 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 141 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 b - 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 1 ' 1 Y- ' ' ' .1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I ' ' . I . . 1 1 1 D 1 1 1. 1 1 1 . . . . .1 . . Activities: Board of Control 2, 3, 45 Jr. Prom: Debate 45 Drivers' Council 31 1 - 1 1 1 ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 tra- 1 1 1 1 - - - ' 1 1 1 ' 1 1 l 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 ' . 1 . I . 1 .1 1 - - 1 1 1 , . Q In ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - ' ' : ' ' I - 1 1 1 . 1 , . - - 11 11 . . . . , . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 I1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 31 41 1 1 - ' ' ' 1 - - 1 1 1 1 ' 31 1 1 1 1 - MOLLY CHATMAN - Mollikins Ambition: To be a nurse in u soldiers' hospital Hobby: Going to Seattle on weekends Activities: Annual 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 41 Barque 31 Jr. Prom: H0m9C0mln9 4, Jr. Sr. Banquetg Smorgasbord 41 Mothers' Day Tea 2, 3, 41 Tolo 2, 3, 41 Board of Control 41 Loyalty Club 4. CLARENCE CHRISTOFERSON Tony Ambltron To be a rabbrt farmer Hobby Ralslng rabbtts Actlvltle Entered from Lincoln BARBARA COGDAL Bobby Ambttlon Just to get married Hobby Boys Actlvltnes Entered from Queen Anne 4 JEAN COOKE Cookre Ambrtron Go the rnght way on a one way street Hobby Horses Actuvutres Annual 4 Pep Club 4 Homecommg 4 Smorgasbord 4 Spantsh Club 4 Loyalty 4 KATHLEEN ANNE COPPING Kathy Ambrtlon Just to be happy Hobby Don Ac nvmes Pep Clubl 4 Class Dancesl 2 3 Tolo 2 3 4 Mothers Day Tea 2 3 4 Smorgasbord 2 HELEN TERESA COREY Ambltron To see the hero In a Western mavle get murdered Hobby Talking Actlvrtres Variety Show Prod 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 Loyalty Club 3 Pep Club 2 4 Barque 4 Sk: Club 4 All School Play Prod Class Dances 2 3 4 Homecommg 4 Jr Sr Banquet Tolol 2 Mothers Dav Tea 2 4 Smorgasbord 2 3 4 Grrls Club Rep S Ball Sr ay DONALD MICHAEL COURY Don Ambmon Teach Mr Crown to say fugures mstead of fagers Hobby Eatmg espectally spaghetti Actrvmes Board of Control 4 Wolverme Guard 2 3 4 Jr Prom Charr Class Officer 3 Boys Club Rep 3 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 DE Club Pres 4 DAVID CROASDILL Ambltlon To stay out of the Army Hobby Joan and worklng on cars Actlvltres DE Club Intramural Basketball 2 3 KENNETH WILLIAM CROOKER Ken Ambrtlon To own a Mercury Convertrble Hobby Being with Sue and wlnnlng Model A Fords Actlvltles ASB Vnce Pres 4 Board of Control l 2 3 4 Variety Show 3 Wolverme Guard 3 4 Class Dancesl 2 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Class Ofllcerl 2 3 Jr Prom Prince Lettermens Club4 Boys Club Rep 4 Football 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 .IUDITH CRUVER Judy Ambltlon To put toothpaste back In the tube Hobby Drrvrng hot rods Actuvmes Vorrety Show Prod l 2 3 4 Pep Club l 2 All School Play Prod 3 Class Dances 'l 2 3 4 Homecommg 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Usher 2 Mothers Day Tea l 2 3 4 Tolo 'I 2 3 4 Sr Play Prod 18 5: 3. 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 ,' ' ' 1 . 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 1 1 1 1 - 21 31 41 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 41 Y. 1 . Pl . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 I . . 1 , I . . : 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' . ' A ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 TED DANZ Ambition: To be president Hobby: Collecting bottle caps Activities: Entered from Garfield 21 Football 3, 4. PHYLLIS ALMA DARRAH - Poof Ambition: To be a good citizen of the best country in the world, the U. S. A. Hobby Photography and sports Actnvntles Entered from Mussourt 4 Pep Club 4 Homecomtng 4 JAMES DIR tm Ambmon To be a sergeant un the Navy Hobby Skatmg Acttvntnes Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 BRUCE DOUGLAS DODSON Doodleson Ambttlon An aeronautical engineer Hobby Gnrls and cars Actnvmes Entered from Roosevelt 3 Varnety Show 3 Wolvertne Guard 3 4 Druvers Councul 3 4 Class Omcer 3 Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Letterman s Club 4 KENNETH P DONALDSON Kenny Ambmon To be a coach at Bellevue and make a mnllnon dollars my first two years Hobby Playing basketball Actuvmes Class Dances 2 Class Ofllcer 2 Basketball 2 3 4 Track I Baseball l 3 LANE DREHER Benzel Ambutnon To be a successful radno and oppltance repanr man Hobby Hlktng Actlvtttes Basketball Manager l DAVID E L EGAN Dave Ambttlon To be a Naval lntelllgence Officer Hobby Working on my A V8 Acttvntues Varuety Show 'l 2 3 4 Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Board o All School Play 'I 2 4 Class Dances Debate 2 3 4 Druvers Council 3 4 Sr Class Pres Football and Baseball Mgr lntra mural Basketball Stu Dtrector Sr Play ROBERT ALFRED ELBIE Bobby Ambntnon To stay a bachelor Hobby Domg the thmgs I luke best Acttvmes Varuety Show 3 Board of Control 3 Wolvenne Guard 3 4 Jr Prom Class Oltlcer 3 Boys Club Rep 3 Football I 4 lnta mural Basketball 2 3 4 Boys Club Treas 4 DONNA ARLENE DIAMOND Ambmon To be a success m lute Hobby Wrmng letters Actlvntles Entered from Montana 3 Annual 4 Loyalty Club 4 Pep Club 4 Homecoming 4 Jr Sr Banquet Mothers Day Tea 3 Smorgasbord 3 4 Banquets 3 Sr Ball Tolo 4 SALLY FITZGERALD Sal Ambltuon To be happy Hobby Smntty Actnvuttes Class Dancesl Jr Sr Banquet GAC 2 3 4 Hustoncm 4 Tolo 2 Mothers Day Tea 2 Smargasbord 3 'I9 z . . : J . . -y : , , . . .. I 1 1 5 . 5 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . ' 1 ' V 1 1 1 1 I ' , 1 1 f Control 41 Scnence Club 35 Wolverme Guard 2, 3, 41 Pep Club 'I, 41 . 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 - U .1 -1 - I . . . 2 ' 1 1 ' , 1 - 1 1 . 1 1 1 r - 1 . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 - . 1 ' 1 . 1 1 - 1 . 1, . .1 : 1 . . 1 , . 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - PAULINE FRAZEE - Polly Ambition: Harold's Club or Bust Hobby: Skiing Activities: Entered from Garfield 47 Ski Club 4. RONALD FREY - Ron Ambition: To kill mice in a China shop with an elephant gun Hobby: Hunting Activities: Lettermen's Club 4- Boys Club Rep 4- Intramural Basketball 2' otboll 'I 2 JERRY FRINK Mousle Ambition To be an engineer Hobby To putter around with boats Activities Science Club 3 Barque 3 4 Track 3 BARRY JAMES FULLER Jim Ambition To live and be happy Hobby Ice skating and swimming ctuvmes Entered from Centralna 4 Barque 4 Beacon 4 Xmas Pageant DAVID GARRISON Dave Ambition To go through college without being dra'ted Hobby To fool around with cars Actuvttles Honor Society 2 3 4 Sr Play ARLENE MARIE GAUNTLETT Ambition To be able to take shorthand at I40 words a minute Hobby No particular hobby Activities Loyalty Club 3 4 Vice Pres 4 Pep Club I 2 C a s Dances I 2 3 Jr Sr Banquet GAC 3 Girls Club Rep 3 4 Tolol 2 3 Smorgosbord 4 Malorette 'I 2 3 GLORENE RUTH GODWIN GeeGee Ambition To prove lm alive before I dle Hobby H S Activities Variety Show Prod 2 3 Board of Control 4 Loyalty Club 3 4 s 4 Pep Clubl 2 Class Dances I 2 3 4 Jr Sr Banque Chrmn Usher 2 Girls Club Rep 3 Talo 3 JUDY M GRAGE Ambition To go to college and then get married Hobby Skiing and swimming Activities Entered from Lincoln 3 Variety Show 3 4 Honor Society 3 Loyalty Club 3 4 Pep Club 4 Sk: Club 3 4 Treas 3 Vice Pres 4 Class Dances 3 4 Homecoming 3 4 Queen 4 Jr Sr Banquet Girls Club Rep 3 Class Omcer 3 Girls Club Sec 4 Jr Prom Princess Sr Play Prod Ska Team 4 Tolo 4 ROBERT ALLEN GREEN Bob Ambition To have a business of my own Hobby Collecting horse statues Activities Barque 3 Boys Club Rep 4 Basketball I Intramural Basket 2 RICHARD L HEIL Duck Ambition To play in a good Western band Hobby Music Actlvttles Entered from Clover Park 2 Variety Show 2 3 4 Honor Society 3 4 Board of Control 3 4 Wolv Guard 2 3 4 Chancellor 4 Pep Club 4 Barque 3 4 All School Play 3 Homecoming 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Jr Class Pres Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 20 1 -, 1 Fo , ,3,4. 1 ' 1 ,1 - A '1 ' 1 1 1 4. 2 1 11 - - I V. .I ,515 . . . 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NANCE LYNN HOLCOMB Hoke Ambutlon Remalns to be seen Hobby Sallmg and travellng Actlvrtues Varuety Shawl 2 3 Pep Clubl 2 Class Doncesl 2 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Usher 2 Mothers Day Teal 2 3 4 Tolo l Smorgasbord 2 3 Banquets 2 Carnlval Co Chrmn 4 Sr Ball Barque 4 Annual 4 CAROL LEIGH HOLLOWAY Ambatlon To climb and sk: IN the Alps Hobby Clnmb mountains and sk: Actlvltles Varuety Show 2 3 4 Annual 4 Honor Socuety 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Sk: Club 4 Cass Dances l 2 4 Homecoming 4 Usher GAC 2 3 Glrls Club Rep 4 Tolo 2 4 Mothers Day Tea Smorgasbord l 2 4 All School Play Prod 4 Sr Play Prod DIANE M JOHNSON Red Ambltlon To get married and have seven boys Hobby Talking and collecting things Actlvltres Board of Control Jr Sr Banquet GAC 2 3 4 Vnce Pres 3 Pres 4 Jr Prom GALE KAHMANN Ambltlon To travel to Florida Hawau Germany and France Hobby Fishing Actlvltles Entered from Calnfornua 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Baseball 4 DONNA KARASEK Hobby Reading chemistry and playing the accordion Actlvrtles Entered from Callfornla 2 Science Club 2 3 4 Sec 3 Honor Society 3 4 All School Play 4 KARL M KARSHNER Smnley Amblflbh To be lamtor of Alcohollcs Anonymous Hobby Duck hunting Actnvltles Barque 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Golf 2 Basketball Mgr 2 Football 3 4 Class Dances3 4 Sr Assembly Play ROBERT KEARNEY Bob Ambltlon To be a Navy our pilot Hobby Skating Actwltles Entered from James Madlson Jr Hugh 2 DE Cl b 4 In a mural Basketball 2 3 4 BARBARA KEMP Shorty Ambutnon To become an old mcud school teacher Hobby Drlvlng the car Actlvltles Ma,orettel 2 3 4 Variety Show 2 Board of Control Loyalty Club4 Pep Clubl 2 3 Class Dances 2 3 4 GAC 3 Homecomlng Prrncess 3 Girls Club Treas 3 Mothers Day Tea 2 Tolo Chrmn 4 Tolo Queen 4 HARRY LAKIS Ambltuon To ga to college and then travel to Hawan Hobby Swimming Actrvmes Entered from Nevstadt Latvian nn Germany JACK W LEWARNE Ambmon To explore the Western Hemnsphere and then retrre young Hobby To take to the halls Actlvltues Sr Play Prod DE Club 4 ' 1 ' , , : I . : : : , : . . : : l . , , : , 2, 3: , : : - . 1 . : 2 . ' ' ' 1 U ' , : : : ' . , : . : : ' , . : : 2: : : ' - : , : ' l, 2, 4: . , : . : V . 2 : - - : , . . ' . , . 1 . . 1 A , U. : ' ' 1 5 . Ambition: To be a good beaker hound Z . , . . . . . . 1: . . 7 . I I I - I . : A ' 1 : : , : : : . : , : , 2 - - ' ' ' : ' . ' 5 u 5 tr - : . - ' 2 l : : , : ' : 3: . :- , . : , , : 2, , 4: : . : I . I . , H - ,, z . .f . 21 1 PAT LEWIS Tnsho Ambntuon To go to college get morrned and ranse horses horses and more horses Hobby Horses Actrvltles Entered from Franklm 3 Mothers Day Tea 3 Class Dances 3 Homecoming 4 Smorgasbord 4 MARION ELEANOR LINDGREN Ambmon To travel to Arobuo obby Ploynng the pnano ond sungmg Actnvntues Mothers Doy Tea 2 Vornety Show 3 4 Smorgosbord Homecoming 4 MARJORIE LOHRER Morgue Ambrtnon To become an ad layout ortust and travel to the Brmsh s es Hobby Eotmg Chinese food of all lunds Actlvmes Pep Club l Board ol Control 1 Vanety Show l 2 3 4 Annual 4 Honor Socrety 2 4 Loyalty Club 4 Smorgasbord 2 Chaur 3 Barque 3 Edltor 4 Sk: Club 4 All School Play 'l Class Dances l 2 3 4 Homecoming 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Mothers Day Tea 2 3 Class Sec 3 Glrls Club Rep 3 4 Tolol 2 3 4 Sr Pl y JAMES E lOWEll Snake Ambltuon To get tn at o respectable hour Hobby Ducklng game wardens Acttvmes Intramural Basketball 2 3 Homecomrng 4 AYLER McCORMICK Terry Ambttlon To be a success In llfe Hobby Huntung Actrvmes Entered from Great Falls Borque 4 DONALD BRUCE MeKELI.AR Don Ambmon To move to Indra and own o harem Actwutues Board of Control 3 4 Wolvernne Guard 3 4 Football 3 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Lettermens Club Pres 4 Boys Club Rep 4 Entered from Htghllne 3 CHARLES FERGUSON McKlllOP Ferg Ambition To own a peonutbutter factory Hobby Sknng nvltles Intramural Basketball 3 Boys Club Rep 4 Wolverme Guard Debate 4 Skt Club 2 3 4 Skt Team 2 3 4 Tennis 2 3 Class Treos 2 ROGER 1 MAHONEY Blondte Ambutuon To become an automobile destgner Hobby Drownng ACTIVIYIES Entered from West Seattle 3 Borque 4 All School Play Prod 3 DEBORAH MARSHAIJ. Debby Ambttnon To go to Northwestern Unuversuty Hobby Snoozmg Actlvltles Variety Show Prod 2 3 4 Annual 4 Pep Club 3 Smorgas bord 3 4 Sr Play Prod 4 C'ass Dances 2 3 4 Homecoming 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Tolo2 3 4 Mothers Day Teo 2 3 Glrls Club Rep 3 Sr Gtrl of the Year 4 Loyalty Club 4 DICK MARTIN Ambrtnon To rouse whales tn o fish bowl Hobby Sknng Actuvmes Sk Clubl 2 3 4 Basketball Mgr l 2 3 : , ' ' , . , , , j . H I . . .. ' I ' ,: 4: '-, . ' ll : 1 ' , , ,: : .z 2 , .1 : 5 : 1 ,, ,J .I ,Q . , 1 I ,: -1 -,I ,,,: - 0- : ,7 ' . 1' - Z I . Hobby: Trying to moke money ,: ' ,: ,: . . ' . , , , , ., , ' , . ., . Aww.: i , -I . 4: : , ,I , ,: , .41 : 5 1 . . ,,, . ,, ' ., ,: : :D - ,: - -7- , ,: .1 . . ' . ' ' - . , , , , , , . I . I . i , , ,i -, ,- DONNA MEAGHER Ambition: To become a foreign correspondent for the New York Times Hobby: Collecting Dixieland records Activities: Variety Show 2, 3, 4: Annual 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Debate 4: Board of Control 4, loyalty Club 4, Smorgasbord 2, 3, 45 Mothers' Day Tea 2, 3, 4: Girls' Club Rep. 3: Girls' Club Pres. 4, Tolo 2, 3, 4: Sr. Assembly Play: Sr, Play: Salutatorianp Stu. Director All School Play 47 Entered from Franklin 2. HAIG MEDZEGIAN, JR. Ambition- To get through the Military Service Hobby Girls Activities Wolverine Guard 4 Sr Play Class Dances 7 Jr Sr Banquet sICIub Rep 3 4 Football I 2 3 4 DE Club Vice pres AUDREY MERFELD Sissy Ambition To attend college and then get ma rled Hobby Horses Activities Entered from Tama pans Union 4 Homecoming 4 KATHRYN MIYOSHI Kathie Ambition To become a platinum blonde Hobby Swimming Actlvltles Entered from East Providence 3 Annual 4 Honor Socuetv 3 4 Board of Control 3 Loyalty Club 4 Smorgasbord 3 4 C'ass Dances 4 Homecoming 4 Mothers Day Tea 3 Class Treas 4 Tolo 4 FRANK MOENCH Ambltton To make a million dollars Hobby Cars Actlvltres Entered from Medford 4 GREGORY SCOTT MORRIS JR Scotty Ambition To get a car that runs and then travel to the South Pacific Hobby Eating Actlvltles Honor Society 2 3 4 Board of Control 2 Wolverine Guard 3 4 Class Dances 3 4 .lr Sr Banquet Drivers Council 4 Boys Club Rep 4 Basketball Mgr 2 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Sec Drivers Council 4 Sr Assembly Sr Ball Sr Play Track 4 MARY LOUISE MOSSOP Ambltron To have all my dreams come true Hobby Talking on the telephone Activities Vornety Show 3 4 Assist idlmll othAnnual 4 Honor Society c S o 2 4 Ho coming Chalr 4 Jr Sr Banquet G A C 2 3 4 Sec 3 Treas 4 Mothers Day Teo 3 Girls Club Rep 3 4 Tolol 2 3 4 Maporettes 2 3 4 Sr Ball Chair Sr Play Prod Skr Club 3 4 Class Dances EUGENE MOTTER Gene Ambition To become an aeronautical engineer Hobby Anything mechanical Activities Art Editor Annual 4 Honor Society 2 3 4 Boa d of Control 4 Science Club 2 3 Sec 3 Wolverine Guard 4 Sr Play LARRY LEE O FARRELL Ambition To rude a camel around the world visit Florida and the East Hobby Sports Activities Class Dances 3 4 Debate 4 Football 2 3 4 Basketball 4 Baseball 2 3 4 DE Club parlvamentarian 4 PATRICIA LEE ONEILL a Ambition To be a buyer for a department store Hobby Watching sports Activities Variety Show Prod I 2 3 4 Board of Control I Pep Club I 2 4 Smorgasbordl 2 3 4 Sk: Club 3 Class Dances I 2 3 4 Homecomnn 3 lr Sr Ban uet GAC2 3 Class Sec I Dance h g q C our 2 Mothers Day Tea I 2 3 Chair Football Banquet 3 DE Club 4 ol 2 Boy: .,f 4' .42 rn , 2. 1 -- 2, 4, seg. 4, Pep 'Club 1, 2, , ol may '1, , f me- I,,,: . I 'J . 1, 2, 3, 4. ' : , 1 5. l , . 1 2, 3, ' -Pt Tol , ,3,4. ' ' ' ' ' ' 23 HANS ORTH John Ambntuon To spend most of my Ilfetlme traveltng all over the world Hobby Muslc Actavutues Entered from Germany 3 Movues 3 4 RONALD OTTAVEllI Ronnte Ambltnon To became a successful truck farmer Hobby Hunting and flshlng Actnvttles FFAI 2 CAROIVYN JEAN OWEN Ambltlon To travel anywhere I can Hobby Swtmrnlng Actlvltles Pep Clubl 4 Sr Play Prod Class Dancesl 2 3 4 Jr S Banquet Usher I 2 GAC 2 3 4 Mothers Day Tea 4 Tolo 4 MONICA PELGRIMS Nncky Ambttton To become on tnterlor decorator Hobby Swtmmmg Actnvuttes Entered from Sungapore 4 DONALD RIEVE Don Ambmon To become euther an FBI agent or a prlnter obby Sports Actlvnttes Entered from Queen Anne 3 MARGIE ANN RESTALI. Ambttlon To always be happy Hobby Smgmg ctlvltles Vartety Shawl 2 3 4 Annual 3 loyalty Club 3 4 Sec 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 Sec 4 Smorgasbord 2 3 4 Class Dancesl 2 3 Tolol 2 3 4 Pep Commlttee 4 DONNA IVEE SCORDAN Dumples mbntlon To be happnly marrued Hobby Bob Actuvttles Entered from Lincoln 2 Annual 3 Pep Club 2 Barque Class Dances 3 4 Mothers Day Tea 4 Girls Club Tolo 4 DARLENE SCOTT Dar Ambntuon To travel and be happy Hobby Scratching Don s back ACYIVIYIOS Variety Show Prod 2 3 Loyalty Club 3 4 Smorgasbord I 2 All School Play 'I Class Dances I 2 3 4 Homecoming 4 DE Club Treas 4 Jr Sr Banquet Girls Club Treas 4 Mothers Day Tea WESLEY W SHEEDY Wes Ambltton Many Hobby Woodcraft ACIIVIIIOS Vartety Show I All School Play 4 Sr Play Debate 4 JOAN M SMITH Ambition To become a nurse Hobby Ceramtcs Acttvutles Entered from West Seattle 2 Variety Show 3 Annual 4 Pep Club 4 Smorgasbord 4 Class Dances 3 Homecoming 4 Mothers Day Tea 2 3 24 : 5 ' , . z , . ' 1 V 7 - V: V V V V - 1- . . . I . V V V V V V V - H : A ' I ' V V V : V V V A J V V V -- : V V : V V V4: Jr. Sr. Banquet: Gurls' Club Rep. 45 Mothers' Day Tea I, 2, 3, 45 V V V 7 - A .. : . . ' 1 ' r 1 : 3: , V , - V V V V - . ' ' 2 ' - V 2 V V . V : 1 V V V 1 : - V V . 7 . . 7 . 3 3, 4. : ' 5 5 . 5 . V h I V . V. I V f V V V V , . NANCY K SMITH Srnltty Ambrtron To travel around the world Hobby Tallung on the telephone Actrvltres Varrety Show 2 3 4 Annual l 4 Edltor 4 Honor Socretv 2 3 4 loyalty Club 4 Jr Sr Banquet 3 GAC 3 4 Grrls Club Re 3 Gurls Club Vrce Pres 4 Tolol 2 3 4 Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festrval Princess 3 Smorgasbord 1 4 Pep C ub 4 Cass Dances 1 2 3 4 Homecoming 4 Mothers Day Tea 2 3 All School Play Prod 4 Sr Play Prod Slu Club 3 4 ROBERT L STEWART Bob Ambltlon To get to Stanford rn the N R O T C Hobby Day dreaming Actuvutres Varrety Show 3 Honor Socrety 3 4 Board of Control 3 4 Wolverine Guard 2 3 Vrce Chancellor 4 Pep Club l Class Dances 1 2 3 4 Boys Club Pres 4 Football 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Lettermen s Club 4 DON STEWART Ambltron To travel to Alaska be o sourdough and then marry cr squaw Hobby Huntrng Actuvltles Football 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l DENIS TOCHTERMAN Ambutron To sell refregerators to Eslumos Hobby Monkeyrng around with my car DOROTHY IRENE TOCHTERMAN Dotty Ambrtronl ,To travel anywhere and everywhere and be happy the rest of my n e Hobby Milne Actnvntnes Loyalty Club 3 4 Class Dancesl 2 4 Jr Sr Banquet 3 Grrls Club Tolo 4 Football Banquet 2 ROBERT M TUCK Bob Ambltron To soul rn the Honolulu Boat Race Hobby Slumg Actlvrtnes Vorrety Show 3 4 Walverune Guard 4 Class Dances 3 Debate 4 KATHLEEN JOYCE VAN LEUVEN Kathy Ambltron To drscover o cure for blushing Hobby Bowling Actlvltres Pep Club 2 GAC 3 4 DE Club 4 RAE SMITH Whrmpy Ambmon To go to Washungton State College and become a good vetertnarlun Hobby Food Actlvrtles Variety Show 4 Board of Control 3 4 Pep Club 2 Vlce Pres 3 Smorgasbord 2 3 4 Class Dances 2 GAC 2 3 4 Vrce Pres 4 Tola 2 3 RICHARD W VAN PElT Duck Ambmon To retrre at the age of 25 and then travel to Europe Hobby Slurng Actrvutles Wo'venne Guard 3 4 Class Dances 3 4 Debate 4 Drivers Councrl 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 Kung of Jr Prom 4 Sr Play Entered from Oregon Cnty 2 BRUCE WALDEN Ambrtron To succeed rn lufe and retrre young Hobby Cars Actrvutres Dnvers Council 3 DE Club 4, Mgr Student Store 4 25 2 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 . - 1 - - 1 1 1 ' ' P' 1 A I 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 21 3, 1 l l, 21 . l . ' . ' . . 1 , 1 1 . , 1 ' ' ' 1 I ' 1 U ' 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Activities: Baseball 'lg Intramural Basketball 2. , 11 . 11 ' ' ' 2 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . , ' , . ' ' ' 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . Z . F ' I Z . 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 , . ' ' ' : . ' . 1 , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 ' - 1 - 1 BEVERLY I WARD Bev Ambition To be a orotessnonal accordlomst and a secretary Hobby Playing the accordion Activities Entered from Carnation 3 Mothers Day Tea 3 Faculty Dinner 3 PATRICIA WARNER Pat Ambition To explore old houses Hobby Collecting china cups Activities Pep Club 2 Smorgasbord I 2 Homecoming 4 Usher 3 Mothers Day Teal 2 Basketball Banquet 3 Sr Ball Girls Club Rep 4 VAL WELCH Ambition To go to college Activities Variety Show 2 3 4 Annual 3 4 Pep Club 2 4 Smorgas r 4 Sr Play Prod Class Dawce 2 3 Ch Jr Prom Homecoming 3 4 Jr Sr Banquet Mothers Day Tea 2 3 4 Foot ball Banquet 2 3 JOANETTE WHITE J Ambition To loin the Marine Corps male drvlslon Hobby Playing the piano and collecting stamps Activities Variety Show I 2 Smorgasbord I 2 All Sch I Pay 'I S Play Class Dances 3 Usher I 2 Mothers Day Tea 2 3 4 Girls Club Rep 4 MARCIA WHITNEY Marsh Ambition To write a good book some day Hobby Playing the piano and crafts Control 3 Barque 4 Class Dances 3 DAR 4 Spanish Club 4 Home coming 4 Sr Class Sec 4 Valedlctorlan Sr Play GRANT MARTN WILLSON Ambition To be wide awake In the morning Hobby Sailing boats an the bathtub Activities Pep Club I Class Dances 3 4 Homecoming 3 4 Cla s Vice Pres 2 Boys Club Rep 3 Intramural Basketbal 3 4 Golf 2 3 Chair Sr Ball JOAN ARLENE WINGET Wendy Ambition To always be as happy as I have been rn my senior yea Hobby Calling II94 on the telephone Activities Pep Club 2 Usher 2 GAC 2 3 4 DE Club Sec 4 JANET LENORE WINKLE Net Ambition To enloy life as much as l have an the post four years Hobby Calling 1196 AMES KAHMANN Ambition To make money Hobby Fishing and hunting Activities Baseball 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Except by peerrrg at this picture you wouldnt know th se seniors looked like this hve y ars BQO There wnll be many such sayings as Who put that IH the annual But we think you will admit lt s pretty cute Tne Bellevue boys and gurls are First Row Donna Meagher Pt O Neill Carol Holloway Nancy Smith Jean Beaufort Margie Restall Second Row Jeremy Anderson Jack Bolton Grant Willson Don Coury Third Row Eugene Nlotter 26 ' ' ' 2 : , r ' 1 : I . . . ' I f , f - , ' r ' , , J , : A . : - bo d p . .5 . s , , 4, our. . 3, , : . . : ' , , r - - o ' : ' , 5 , g oo I I 7- 7 F 4 I I 1 I - t Activities: Variety Show 45 Annual 4, Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Board of . 1 : A : I 1 1 - I - - I I - - ' 2 1 , : ' . : S ' . I . I 4 . ' I ' I I I I I I 5 F I 1 1 I ' f Z . , V , , , E . ' ' - ' 1 , a ' ' , SENIOR SNAPS Top left: Look ot Margie doing a typwriter ballet while Donna is going crazy. T0p right: Ye olde photograph which will probably cause reverberations for miles has a subject by the name of Cherill Brower. Left Whats the matter Joan and Molly? You re only having your picture taken Right A likely excuse say Pat Taggard and Pat O Neill while Debby Marshall and Judy Benton pass the time away with their favorite sport yak mg Left Our mighty sailors look a little sick Feeling rocky are Jack Bolton Pete Burke land Scotty Morris and Jeremy Anderson Right Up to their old trucks are Carol Hal loway Grant Willson Nancy Smith and Jack Bolton Bottom left Bob Elbie seems to be ust swooning away or else he s croomng to one at his ardent fans Bottom right It seems that Jack Carmichael and Gary Beckwith are really after that basketball for Bellevue 27 -K.: f X 1 wif x -w3I!l! ' f' as 4 NY JUNIOR REVIEW Thus years lunuors the f1rst group of students to have started theur hugh school career un the new buuldung onthe hull have lust completed a thurd successful year under the shadow of the tower By now they have come to feel a complete secur uty under the guarduanshup of thus tall staunch beacon to whose summons they have answered every mornung sunce they were freshmen Theur unutual enterpruse of the year 1951 1952 was sponsorshup of the annual Homecomung dance At thus dance the wunnung tucket of a bug raffle was announced the flrst of the lunuors successful money rausung stunts thus year December 7 marked on excutung evenung for all who attended the Junuor Prom The theme Mood Indugo was carrued out un sulver and blue The varlety of talent un the uunuor class was the varuety show and the all school play But the hughlught of the year was the lunuor assembly whuch rocked the school wuth laughter The lun uors really proved to be the most entertaunung group of the year Many of our boys represented us un the sports of the year They made bug contrubutuons to the flrst and second teams of football and basketball as well as track baseball and the munor sports Our uunuor gurls are not to be outdone by the boys for many of them are actuve G A C mem bers and gurls sports partucupants Those leadung the cheerung dud a wonderful uob Of the three cheerleaders two of the gurls were from our class We are pretty proud of them and the wonderful uob they dud gettung up lots of school spurut Durung the half tume the mauorettes dusplayed theur talents as entertalners Four of the gurls are uunuors who deserve congratulatuons for theur excellent 'ob The last buq lunuor event of the year for whuch our older school mates are probably most grate ful was the uunuor senuor banquet Under capable hands the banquet plans were carrued out very successfully for theur much needed assustance and suggestuons Mrs Gustun Mrs Kewley Mr Haunes and Mr Landerholm all helped us to carry out our pro uects We all want to express our thanks to the capa buluty of our offucers Wow' What Senuors we re goung to be' OR OFFICERS Jc N ro L en Su ebuker Dem Secord Suundy Sto elu in un ce Bruce B e 28 , , . . , . . . . . , . . . . . ' . I I l . ' l , . . . . . ' , I . . , . . , , . . . 1 , l I . I . . - . If e 1, 4 Q 4 I ' I ' ' , shown when numerous members turned out for We Want fo fhqnk our Wonderful advisers . . . . . , JUNI 1 lun ug , auuu- tud . , C ' vv Gun t. You g, Bruu Swenson, 1 lik r. l l loss Adey Bonme Jean Amann Joan Amis Herbert Andrew Duck Axlmg Bruce Baker Sue Baker Pat Bartee Pat Barton Jack Biddle Sheila Blrd Bob Bnrdseye fs 4, 455' if Li .. 935 5 C? arf' M? pufx' lu ,fed CPE 410 31 YP? 01 .ui J cb 5 Gene Bolser Sandra Brown Stan Burnett Eva Carruth Pat Carstens Bev Chamberlam Sally Charles Sue Charles Vlvlan Chatman laVell Chnstman Shelly Chubb Soma Clark Norma Cooley Donna Corwnn Pat Crown Bob Dana Bull Darrow Mary lou Davidson Judy Davls Pat Donaldson James Downey Bob Downey Patty Lou Drlnlcwxne Bob Doubray 61 as 1-X, 'N 33 J. N.. 'fa yr-7 -81 97' Ann Fauchald Q 5' Roland Ferrell A 5' 5 Barbara Fitzgerald 4171 Fred Flack Jerry Flatebo Duane Flnnt Gary Foote Turld Freemanson Bob Goss Gary Geiger Keith Gerke wa 'W f' ,H Q17 fa J' AL: fs sf 41- 51.4.14 an 0-' ff 7 F- :Q gm in aw Q 911 nhl C7 gg, l 29 E' J ' .I it . 4 ' , ., gl -7,1 i K X X Y 2 . J , .. .. t , M 4 Q 8 A I M g Q xxg K 3 K K y K . io tt X .T 5 ,t., -1 Q Q 1.3 in t I N' Y K Q. it j ll 5 'N y ,r it , . 4 I N . J' 5 ,.l,l,. an 5 ky 3 ti x 0 B D F in 4 ll. X be -eee ' ,,4 , J . W V green C A ri rs: ve' f for B i nl ,M - ,gr q N 1 E J fl' 3 ' yvr M' -0 fd 'T f www nv! L3 iv 'fr' -FQ! A sew! 30 fn 0.0 413' if N Ov Q K ,fe- g-rv 49 V W J..mn' AZ 'WY -...rl 316. nl' B' :F i' Af? K? iff 4 ,ef K' Awl gr-. fm NW? M' .44 bf l Us 'G' me Qs..- f,,y' ,pn .,....,. 125 .I Josephine Grage Boyd Graves Dent Gray Ted Hagen Arlene Halvorson Karen Hansen Lucille Hendrickson Leon Herkenrath Julle Hodson Patty Holloway Alvm Iversen Anlfa Jahn Roy James Bruce Johnson Kermn Johnson Karen Jones Ann Lamont Peter Lee Ann Maloney Sarah McKay Jerry McQulgg Jlm Martin Fred Mlrante Fefe Monahan Allen Monsen Gerry Morrell Dianne Morris Allan Morse Audrey Nichols Wlnme Nicholls John Nlgro Sandra Ogden Mary Jo Oldenburg Sandra Parker Nadine Peless Carol Pooley Don Ramsey Marcia Randall Maryorle Ready Carolyn Relnford Ken Renshaw Chuck Reynolds Joy Reynolds Edgar Rombauer Sandy Rotten Julla Ruddy Richard Rudow Dean Secord mf Y QV4 :JI J ' 3 ' 4 Z Qf Ni, f eq ' ' J rf '97 'fs ,f 4' 'K , z . my .,., , If - , '1 ,., U , 3 , 'S f fn' J ig A Z4 4' . .4 A' ,, ,... , 1 ,A J f, Y I fi 'rgr ,135 ad ' , y '-r' ,jx V x A! r , 'W-i M Pix J I 'vv': L a- .. , . as We Q 1 a -33, aa s ef we M - ' . J rcrr aaaa M r r rr 'F iffy . 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J 5 ' f J Rx 'WN 7' EEE. -J' I ' ' J ' ser J ' J ssfiii, T Janet Schafer Terry Shlmono Edse Sums Stephen Simmons .Jeorge Smfield Peter Slsson Sharon Slade Margorle Smith Tom Spencer Earl Stanley Joanne Stark Ellene Stauffer Sandy Stowell Jrm Stroh Dan Stuckey Duck Studebaker Lauren Studebaker Bruce Swenson Pat Taggard JoAnn Tate Dick Taylor Jackie Teller Molly Thomas Ted Thompson Bob Truck Gayle Ulbrlckson Nadine Verquun Carol Vorls Tony Wallace Marge Warnke Eleanor Wen burg Irene Whitney Dave Wldney Carol Wlnkle Richard Wlnner Joyce Woessner Harlene Wyman Grant Young SNAPS JoAnn Tate Gerry Morrel Daddy Landerholm Guess Who Pesky Ron Bewlldered Bob ,rm 1-'? We p--, ,.., 'Q .JD 'J L7 i ...J AV 96 pn.. ,ev -Q'-Y fi f- ,ffm fbi av' ...av I' id Q39 4.14-r 'M f 'L if .ia il' '57 -vcr ,ur -,uf 'QF-'Y mf? IF' 'wif '17 41 eww ,- ,.,on fa- W' 4, 479 ggi' fy! p -.1 -gf my ,ou , 40' 'W JUNIOR SNAPS Topleft Here we have a typucal classroom wuth the stu dents studyung dnlngently Junnor Englnsh' Bottom left Such a brnght sunny day to do studying' But Jack Bnddle Lucllle Hendruckson Karen Jones and Richard Winner are really getting It done Top rnght Bellevue had Port Angeles hung by nts neck In hope that such would be the outcome The IUDIOYS are guvung the dummy the once over But alas no sale' Ann Fauchald Sharon Slade Rollue Ferrell Chuck Reynolds Bottom rlght These four boys Rollue Ferrell Duck Hell Dave Wldney and Leon Herkenrath are very famuluar around Bellevue with meloduous music 32 : . I f - a.. ' I I... I ! I ' . : I 1 , I .I l. l 455 Wie SOPHONIORE OFFICERS D e A 1 e Mc o wld ck ck Malaita Ho st Sta SOPHOMORE REVIEW As a vngnlant and nnsplrung guardnan the tower has overlooked the scholastnc and socual actnv :ties of the sophomore class for the past year Under nts shadow we have ascended the second step of hugh school toward our dreams of cap and gown, diploma and graduation Our advnsers, Mass Hagebak, Mrs Rogers, Mr Hoech, and Mr Ruberg have worked behund the scenes, always ready to gave us a helplng hand when It was needed Varlety show tume brought forth many sopho mores to show ot? thenr talents Jo Ann Hodges, Marc: Marlfern, and Jane Havlnk were among those who helped make Manhattan Melodues a success Cuplds' Capers, the annual sophomore hop, was one of the bug events of the year Co chalrmen Pat Robnnson and Duck Powell dad a wonderful 'ob and received flne asslstance from thenr commlttees The all school play Father ot the Brlde, saw sophomores agaun un there pltchnng Dennis McDonald, a talented new comer to the boards of the theater, had the leadnng romantic role Don Lsttle Brother Rlggs Jo Ann Hodges Jane Havluk Duck Wallung and Kelly Blackburn all were un the laugh packed comedy Everything from hlllbllly yodellng to a concert vnolunust was Included nn the acts ofthe sophomore assembly Wlth only a few days In whlch to work up the assembly chairman Marc: Marltern dud a fine lob of orgamzung our talent and puttmg the show over One of the tunnlest, llvellest acts put on In class assemblies thus year was the costume dance by the chorus gurls four soph omore boys who were outfutted to the last word Turnrng to the sports fleld, we see the soph omore boys well represented on the grnduron Lettermen Duck Prlncehouse and Duncan Bronson were especially outstanding On the basketball floor we find Dave Anacker, Dave Bard, Chuck Maletta, Ron Breldensteln, Duck Dana, Duck Prince house, and Duck Umphlette, and leading the cheers for them as Lorrnne Stromberg, our soph omore cheerleader Many of the gurls, not letting the boys get ahead ot them In the field of ath letlcs, are actnve G A C members The class ot 54 has had a really large year as sophomores, and we are looklng forward to doing even bugger and better thnngs next year as lunuors 33 lr W Q Tahoe ,,,, M, , .. Q ly M A CZ. Q 1 ' , . , , 4 cs- sl Z ,jf , . Wfkvf' 'l ,5 ' - - r ' ' 4 Elf 'P 1, M ' .,. :,:., l ,, ' 'Z , 5' ll' l , ck .Rx l . Q r I av n.ck r Dennis D VIL , Dl Dana, Chu L, Llnfla Link, Dlck Prlncehouse, Sylvln r , Fred mga. II ' ll ' I I 1 I - . 1 Top row left to rught Charles Parker Don Ruggs Harold Maynard Harry Suepman Tom Sharpe Mulburn Murgutroyd Murray Sesbastuan Bottom row left to nght Marebeth Scott Claudua Kunu Pat Robunson Myra Sheets Jon Ostrcm Carol Johnston Avus Patterson Jo Ann Hodges Lee Ann Lee Top row left to rught Jack Pugh Blaur Pungree Euluf Kuhnle Chuck Maletta Duck Pruncehouse Steve Bassett Bottom row left to rught Carol Maas Marcu Mcurufern Lunda Lunk Duane Macke Nancy Martun Deane Martundale Carol Marvun Top row left to rught John Nelson Vurgul Olson Dennus McDonald Make Mourer Ken Monfore Jum Parruck Howard Lulghtfoot Bottom row left to rught Betty Moody .leannue Moench Pat Olun Duane Muller Helen Ottunger Della Lou Mathers Marlys Morgan Marcua Marple Rose Marue Murphy Top row left to rught Andy Studebaker Fred Stange Duck Umphlette Joe Wunter Duck Wallung John Troxell Bull Steele Bottom row left to rught Sueko Suguro Donna Van Deputte Arlene Van Wunkle Lorrune Stromberg Carolune Ludlow Bev Webster Joan Wulluamson Sue Spauldung Sarah Ward 35 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . -' 5 1 1 1 Y1 1 1 i : I 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 3 I 1 1 1 1 , A 1 3 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . SOPH SNAPS Taking time out from dancing these three couples Leona Elllngson and Dick Powell Joann Hodges and Don Ibsen Pat Robinson and Howard Lightfoot prettuly pose for the comera Dick Rosenberg is showing ol? two of his models He looks pretty proud of them too Wouldnt you ' Really John you dont look that wa all the time or dont ou your algebra? Wouldnt t be fun to travel t far ol? places says Sylvia to Chuck I. o Ing at the pet mice in e biology room are Roger Gregory and Judy Coplen That looks like quite a delicate iob Ugh' I hope you dont get sick 1 Y ' I ' Y want to be disturbed while doing H f i O o k' ' ' th FRESHMAN REVIEW When the class of 55 began payung regular dauly vusuts to theur new hugh school they found tlnemselves un an enturely strange envuronment However the welcome dance held the second week of school quuckly eased theur early con fusuon by helpung them feel that they had really been welcomed to Bellevue Hugh School The frosh exhubuted theur spurut early when they made a good showung at the football games At one of these games the new class gave theur funances a boost by sellung concessuons The fresh man class soon showed some very promusung talents Many of these were exhubutued un the annual varuety show A large suzed puece of umagunatuon was added to the addutuonal talent to make the freshman assembly a bug success Thus was the furst un the serues of class assemblues Havung class assem blues was a new udea and the frosh made very apparent the fact that they were settung a hugh standard for the upperclassmen The next malor actuvuty on the program of the freshmen was a sock dance after a basketball game Thus came out quute well and was of sub tantual assustance to the class treasury Under the good natured hecklung of the senuors the frosh became tured of beung called spurutless and decuded to have a bug attendance rally at one of the basketball games Thus unvasuon wuth seventy eught percent of the total class attendung shattered all prevuous records and was never challenged afterward Both boys and gurls of the Freshman class played a bug part un the sports lufe of the school The gurls partucupated actuvely un G A C and the boys had regular league teams un football basket ball and baseball Other freshmen partucupated wudely un addutuonal sports such as skuung and tennus The freshman class had many thungs un theur favor that proved advantageous un makung theur furst year at Bellevue Hugh full and excutung One of these was the understandung and helpful corps of freshman advusers consustung of Muss Campbell Muss Strong Mr Jones and Mr Stoelt Another was the capable offucers who carefully and wusely led the class But probably the most um portant advantage of all was that good old Bellevue spurut whuch wull brung the class of 55 to new and hugher levels of actuvuty and accom plushment un years to come FRESHMAN OFFICERS A B J y 1 '55 E Iva T-! 37 . ' . , - - H - - 11 f 11 11 - ' ' . . . . . I . I u . I I . - I 1 1 1 , - . . . . ., 4 I - , . . T - I 1 , . . . . .... , u C , . ' . . . I Tu Elan Don uuuuikcr, Juufly Teller Freul utke .-uuui ace n S. scu l 1 Buruuull, 51,14 e Qui' Paul Heckarrl my mos. W ,t,...M,,., M. ' ' t , . Q . 1 N , ... t Y ,I it E, sa I 4 l A L., we ' uf 0 u 3 ts,, ut s xl , f , , . f,,,f, f , f v 5 IXXA ,f 9D 15, 19 .. ,.4,,x .- as as A Of- ii MJ w HA 9492 ,V sit Q 1' F' 5...., Vifljki H , C Hifi ,- ....,,. ..'..4,,,.N ,...,..:..T: .....uJ-4.f-- -Mf- 'T' 1 H L f l1 11 i ,QAM ,Q ,mv ., ...., L if, .V., .. JL' L., M -J M: 295919 YJ! ,puma F H f H O35 MF -L N , , . ,.-,.0 .,., .., ,..,...... ...L L .IL f SECTION 3 Entertainment The spark and spxce ot every school year are the dances and plays Now at years end we look back and recall wlth a thrall the whurl of the season the sheer fun of the sock dances the glamor of the formals and the excitement of curtann time at the plays The nostalgia of the Homecomnng Dance the lush beauty of the Senior Ball the whlmslcal galety of the Tolo will not soon be forgotten nor wlll the color splashed scenes of the varuety show the all school play and the sensor play However Instead of constantly remlnlsclng In the past Bellevue students dream ahead of the fulfillment of a goal toward which they have been yearning a modern stage and gym for plays and dances As IS always the case great successes and great developments are first dreams In the munds of those who aspire to the adventures So let us dream vnrgorously of the new addltlon to the bulldmg and one day ut will be a realnty rf, 'lt 40 , . . 1 T 1 ' , I . . . . I - 1 1 I ' I ' f I I . . I I . r I I ' lull' 5,4 -.llt 13.110 .' .vu-y Rulne Vmfel Do' Pinsey Bob E leave Dlck Hell 5.ml1y iw-'--'l , T O y V 1, , , A 41 v ! ' of r -' , , RJ 1 1 flaw-, A i ' f x , If A X' 'V W. I ff 4 ,- , ar Y E -L I' ' J . x e , I X5-. xr , .I v 1 41 f . V git f 1' gf t A I ntl vw. - A1 CAST Pat Cwstens J k Beton D ve Eg n Sandy Stow l Ann Fauchald Nancy Grwge Dave Wldney Leon Herkenrath zabe h r on Ann T te 1 ns w w ES arc: r ern aws tc r D Hell Dwtn Sri wrt y rnnint Sl wrt rt arc Wnt ney ne H 4 lc Donna Meagher Etlte Wensbu g lllarran Lund ren .J n t ern r Con t Ja ters ODUCTION F nt J ny f' nwa Corwn Norma ooley E16 tml nt n L wge Nancy Srr t r 1 Lchre D bb e Mg stall Jal Nelch Darlene Scott Irene Whttney Mar 'yn B own r owe Sandra Add ngton Pat O Ne ll VARIETY SHOW Manhattan Melodles, the Variety Show of 51 was acclatmed one of the best shows Bellevue has ever staged Settnng off a new udea, Jack Bolton and Stan Burnett student dlrec tors, elumnnated the usual master of ceremomes The two boys, along wuth faculty advisers, Mrs Gustm Mlss Nllson, and Mr Hylland, wrote a story whuch centered around hypothetlcal hap pemngs In an alley behind a New York theater The first scene takes place In the alley, an hour or so before the opennng of a broadway show, where members of the band, along wnth a few fans are havung a lam sessnon The story goes on from there, untul the flnal scene when every one as homeward bound The show had a real variety of talent thus year Many members of the cast were back for repeat performances from last years show, and many were newcomers, but all were real troupers Members of the production staff worked ture lessly to buuld the scenes, sell tickets, and ad vertnse the show Theur efforts proved to be worth whale, as the audntoruum was filled on both nughts Each year seems to brmg a bugger and better varuety show to Bellevue, but we are wondermg nf nt us possible to top thus years performance 41 . ' a l ' v ca it 9 V R fl ' s 5 ' W lg, T' e ' r L ,f , , if U. 1' -V . '- me ,, ' , ' .. 1 L , ac I , ef, , L , , Eli t t Ca ls , Jo Ptt. Re- na Salty l-a lc , M Ma af Judy D' , Roll' Fe rell, lck ', 4 JT, Sn 'E Fa C an B. .ett Joi-n Hedges FA e 1 Ja a lt I ' r, ' ' g , me .'J l t so n e J . . PR - ro : ,. Cnyer ine a Ewa Sancra Ogden, Dc . t , C ri S ', Sue Sp. ld: 9, Jtoy Gm . H nt1,Jt.'1y Ee tt: Back: Marge r e 1 t nt ,' ' , t tt ' , Circ ho sway, Cne A Er Q s t ' 1 . H ' Il ' I 1 11 11 - ' ' . ' I I . 1 - , ' . . . . . . , ALL SCHOOL PLAY Thus years all school play was the story of the Banks family and of Father Banks, who ons: mornnng was told that has only daughter was gomg to marry a perfect stranger Father ob lected vlolently but soon changed his tune as he discovered the whole famlly was agamst hum Wedding plans were started, and the guest lust llmlted to flfty Everything was running smoothly untnl Mr Banks secretary, Mass Bellamy, declared that there was a clvll war golng on In the Banks family, as the guest lust had suddenly leaped to over two hundred people An nnves tngatnon revealed that each member ofthe famlly had secretly added friends to the lust The con fusuon never seemed to end but Father flnally escorted his daughter to the church Headlng the cast was David Egan, as Stanley Banks Also playing leads were Ellie Wensburg as Kay Banks, Pat Carstens as Ellle Banks, and Dennis McDonald as Buckley Dunsten The whole cast worked continually for over a month under the able durectlon of Mrs Gustln, asslsted by student dlrector, Donna Meagher Opemng nlght found them set to glve a rousmg performance The production staff worked equally hard The response of the audience showed that cast and productnon staff had cooperated to pro duce one of Bellevues best plays CAST Front Jackle Teller Don Ramsey JoAnn Hodges Don Rlggs sandra Ogden Back Donna Karasek Duck Walllng Rlchard Qandaas Bob D mono Cene E ckbllrn llllrs Gls ln Jun Arms Dennrs McDonald Elle Wensberq Dive Egan Patsy Carstens PRODUCTION Sealed Dlck Powell Cllerrlll Blower Bonnne Ammo Margle Restall Phyllls Darrah Donna Corwln Gwry Genger llaron Slade K1 en Hansen Bev Chamberlaln S ra cng Sueko Suqllro Jlllle rloison Mlarcla Marple Helen Corey J :dy Benton Ken Renshaw Standing Buster Brown Bob Turk Carol Hollow y Don lbsen Barbara Blrdseye Sandm Addlngton Mary Nlossop ' l Lohner Shel 1 Blrd var oot Llnk Randy Qtowell Swndra Rotten Dlck Van Felt. Joanne S rk Edle um mny Stuckey l yr Nloberg Molly Chatman 4 Nl rg e Rea Jer Fl tebo W nnle N cllolls Jo Anne Chase San r lo Donm IV'e l l e l l 1 Nmcy Sm th ? Q 'Y 42 1 D - I . , ' ' II ll . , I - 1 . , . . . . . , i 3 . I I -I . I , - Z I . . I . - L , la I - la , . :i , ' , l' , L , I 3 2 ' ' ' , . L ' , L L , L ', C ' , S , L+' L , , 3 L L , , ' f , ' L , , L , . ' : f , L La , , A , L C ' , , Marg e ' , 'IL ' , Ho LL I1 Llghtl Lmcla ,QL - ' L' ' L , te , ' S' l, D. , L' a , , ,ue Farrar, a l Ldy, ry Q , i ' . , , L d a B' my L . agher Joy Reywo ds, D bb'e IVla'5tlLll, L E , 1 L L W CJ . 1. . me H. K P L., A 23, x Q r' L, , A L g 3 LEFT nt Jo rt 'tey Pe en or F e gh ac n Pew! on 1 1 s Sr e y Scotty OP RIGHT N 1. e BOTTOM T S ottv l' H et Co ey Joane te Wr te BOTTOM Rl 9 e v SENIOR PLAY The Curnous Savage an entertannung comedy was presented by the Bellevue sensor class on May 9 and 'IO under the dnrectorshlp of Mrs Gustun The story In hugh dramatlc style with a llvely hard working cast utterly delighted Its audiences At the root of the plot was a cool ten mulllon dollars the Widow Savages lnherltance which she promptly secreted from her children a sen ator a busnnessman and a socnal clumber The three trned desperately to find the money and the play opened with Mrs Savage commutted by her lovlng family to The Clolsters a home for the unbalanced At The Clousters the audience met a hllarlous gang Hannnbal Llly May Florence Jeffrey and Mrs Paddy who promptly ganged up on Mrs Savage s children Thungs reached a climax when Lnly May reported a fTre un the bathtub and one of the Savage chuldren cllscovered the charred end of a securlty for one half mnlluon dollars That dlsposed of the ghoullsh fortune seekers who vamoosed thinking the money was all gone Then the doctor concluded that Mrs Savage had been done wrong by and released her The sudden appearance ofthe fortune nn bonds was opportune wrth Mnss Wullue the nurse as god dess ex machnna As the play ended a delighted audience be held the freed Mrs Savage surrounded by all the guests of The Clonsters In a hugh note of fantasy The talented devoted cast was headed by Marcla Whutney as Mrs Savage Scotty Morrls played Hannibal Wesley Sheedy was Jeffrey Helen Corey was Lllly May Joanette White was Florence and Margie Lohrer played Mrs Paddy Jlm Amis made a handsome Dr Emmett and Carole Boston a capable Mnss Wullle The three Savage children were nastlly done lustlce to by Davud Garrison as Titus Duck Van Pelt as Samuel and Donna Meagher as Florabelle 43 TOP S Fro 3 nz site Whtze Marcia Whit, , . I C ey, Donna 'fl 5 ter. B k: 'Arg 9 Lowe Jw Arr 5 D :k Va ' , Carofe Best Dfvtd Gtrrison, We ley ,Q 3 , Morrts. T I tarcta Wm vt y Doom Pfeagtasf' LEF 1 c 1 .tor-'ts el v v Q 1 't. , GHT: Mar t Lohrer, Nlarcta 'vttttuel .hm Awws, Carole 55513-1 I ,, . ,, . . . . 1 f 1 - ' ' ll ll , . , . . . . . . . . . . ,, I I I I I I - . . , . . ,, - , . . I - . , . . . 1 1 - - 11 11 - ' - I - I , . . 1 1 I I I - I , j . . 1 I I I ' I ll Il ' ' ' . , . . 1 1 1 EE 15 9' 1 'hu 13 xnwgxw we Q' d l,.f.i. as v ,. Q A rr- C4 ,-5:,f7,,'j 'V' ew i 5 X 4, M W., MMM, ..,W, ,A .. TH ' ' ' ' ' 'Tiff' M.l.lfLf'l, , . ' N, 7 ,, My , , , , X J ? , ,, .WM , Ag I ' ,Tfgv I5 , 'd,,f,,q , 4 ' ' , 'V fa W :, E? W f x wh f . W Y JKX y mfyxw N K R . , 5, 2 7 . 1 .lf ' f 1 I3 ' f f ' k X DANCE COMMITTEES Hughlughtung the socual actuvutues ofthe past school year are the dances whuch have become tradutuonal at Bellevue Hugh Lets take a peek behund the scenes, as a dance commuttee beguns uts bug Iob Its flrst task us to select a theme Thus requures orugunaluty and umagunatuon, sunce the theme must be carrued through un the decoratuons, whuch are then planned accordungly Programs whuch carry out the same udea must also be chosen In addutuon, the commuttee has the respon subuluty of unvutung chaperones and plannung refreshments Revuewung the bug dances of the year, we come furst to the Junuor Prom Thus formal dance came un December The decoratuons for the theme, Mood lndugo were blue and sulver, hughlughted by a huge sulver Chrustmas tree un the center of the room In February, the sophomores gave theur annual semu formal, thus year called Cupud s Capers A Valen tunes Day motuf of cupuds and hearts was carrued out un the decoratuons Showboat was the theme of the Gurls Club Tolo The decoratuons carrued through th udea wuth lute preservers, portholes, gang planks and can can dancers Last of all but best of all, was the clumax of the whole years socual actuvutues, Staur way to Paraduse, the Senuor Ball The decoratuons represented the theme wuth elegant results Mr Ousley was heard to say that ut was the best dance he had ever seen at Bellevue In any case, ut was a flttung clumax to the socual season Few students who attended wull ever forget the beauty of the carnatuon decorated throne, the luttle garden, the hangung staurcase, and the dugnufied gracuous charm of Bellevues loveluest dance T P LEFT Karen Byers Ar ene Van Wunkle Suueko Suuguuro Joann Hodges Duck Powell Mircu Marufern Duck Uunpnlette ClluuC Nlaletta Dave Burd Pat Robunson Marulyn Brown TOP RIGHT Edue Surnu Irene Wnutney Juuely Owls Norma Cooley Ann F uuctueuld Sluela Burd Sandy Stowell Bob Burdseye B uuce Svenson Junu Slroh Joy Reynolds BOTTOM LEFT Ch rull Brou Nlxry Mossor Marque Restull Helen Corey Val Welch Jean Beaufort Donnw Du unond Don Carter Pete Baker Duck Hel Lune Drener D ue Eg n .lick Bolton Grunt Wullson BOTTOM RIGHT B roam Ken Euiune Ahnls Arlene Van Vvuuukle 0 uatrnin B v ch nuberu e no s uue h res al nur es wr u V l We u 2' N .J--ff 'Ds an, 00090 46 Jaw SECTION 4 ATHLETICS No one more conspucuously represents a hugh school than uts cheer leaders and no school has ever been more fortunate than Bellevue un uts cheer leadung representatuves for the year 1951 1952 Three luvely lumber loyal young women Edue Sumu Sheula Burd and Lorrune Stromberg have brought to the yell leaders offuce all theur charm energy and enterpruse settung the hughest standard for all teams to come Always coming up wuth new udeas for cheers and routunes always full of zest and vugor for the 'ob these gurls have sparked Bellevues cheerung sectuons to new heughts of enthusuasm No effort was too great for them to make They sold tuckets at games plan ned and led the many rousung pep assemblues and promoted Bellevue spurut un all pos suble ways Theur trademark was the blue and gold pom poms whuch they flourushed through theur untrucate routunes as deftly as a baton Always they were ably assusted by Elmer Bellevue Wolverune mascot who from a rungsude post at the edge of the playung floor or field added hus lusty growls of approval to theur performance A relatuvely new aspect was the rootung un pep assemblues thus year when the four classes were putted agaunst each other for volume of nouse and enthusuasm Thus com petutuon un yellung together wuth the newly establushed tradutuon of senuors Ieavung the hall first then uunuors sophomores and freshmen un order helped to buuld a stull more vugorous school spurut So a loud cheer for our three cheer leaders' Altogether now' Yay Edue' Yay Sheula' Yay Lorrune' Yay Yay Bellevue 47 r Q ' fx K I N ' 9, , l 'K H Y I EY ' . 1' 25 , 5? , , 1 1 ' ' I 1 1 1 I . - , . . 1 1 , . 1 . . . , . . . 1 . . , ' I . . I . I . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . , . , . 1 - 1 1 ' ' ni H X1 , A, I W ,W Q, L ' ',4:.1, U 04 ,., My 3 , K 9,-A .Q f 4 , . K Q , , 5 ,i ' F A 1 K Q ' , 2 I 5 5 . f j 1 1 5 Q Bd Fwiifwgkkmgi :,iWww , 'wif f 5 I .www-fM ww BASKETBALL SPIRIT The mnghty Wolvernnes llved up to heir reputatnon of having one of the snappaest and most spnrnted basketball teams In the state agam has year Our opponents faced a double threat not only was Bellevues previous record remembered but as soon as the team appeared on the playing floor their hustle and determmatlon could be seen Ablllty of which we certamly arent lacking IS very necessary for the success of a season But its that old team sprrlt that makes the squad a playing unit not a collection of an dnvudual stars that holds the team together This splrlt makes the difference In many a ball game whether nt be football baseball or basketball Because of thus most Important asset the son to cop first place honors un the Lakeslde League and thnrd un the tough West Central Dlstrlct At game after game the rooters were loyal to thenr team A shipment of pom poms was sold out nn lug tnme bus loads of fans went to nearly every away game and records were set on the number of tickets sold to these games At home tnlts the gym was filled to overflownng and the fans rocked nt wuth their enthusiasm Before the flrst whlstle blew the rooters were washing the team luck with ear spllttlng yells and songs This pep lasted through every contest untll the last refrain of the Alma Mater had been sung At games away from home that had been won the buses swayed wuth vuctory yells and songs as the hoarse and happy followers of the Wolverine gave vent to their 'oy that Elmer and his lads had done It agaon 49 . . . i . , . , , . . . . , . 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WA L14 9? 1- TOM T Rom B ce se Peter 923 S lm., me ,- d Bron Ja n Don o tn Co Q Bottom ovt B ce Dc son rv rsnner fn ' w Don Mc e FOOTBALL The battlrng Wolverlnes fought therr way through many obstacles to flnrsh the season wrth an nmpressnve record of frve wms three tosses and a tue wrth Lake Washrngton Grvrng the :hampton Foster Bulldogs thelr roughest encounter of the season the Blue and Gold grrdders garnered fourth place rn the Lakesnde League Head coach Hal Chapman was assrsted by coaches Bob Stoelt Art Homes and Len Jones Leading the football squad to nts good record were Don Stewart Pete Bnrkeland Duncan Bronson and Duck Prrncehouse end Jack Carmrchael Scotty Morrts Duck Van Pelt Larry OFarrell and Karl Karshner tackles Bruce Dodson Don Coury Jam Martrn Ron Frey and Hang Medzegran guards Bob Elbre and Bruce Boker centers Bob Stewart quarterback Don McKellar Dave Wrdney and Lauren Stude baker halfbacks Kenny Crooker and Tony Wallace fullbacks The ballotrng for team captalnshlp and the rnsprratronal award ended rn tres wrth Kenny Crooker and Pete Brrkeland being selected as honorary captains and Bob Elbre and Ron Frey sharlng the rn sprratlonal trophy These awards were presented at the annual football banquet .lack Carmichael was unanimously chosen all league tackle 50 and recerved the bud to play on the allstote football squad Ron Frey was selected as second team guard The Wolverines scored 126 pornts to theur opponents 88 The losses uffered by the Blue and Goldsters were at the hands of Issaquah 136 Foster 27 20 and Mt Sl 220 The Wolverrnes opened the season by downing Marysvrlle 13 O Lake Washrngton was held t a 6 6 e The Lakesude team was trampled 19 7 Tolt fell 20 7 a large Home comung crowd saw the Wolverlnes score the seasons bug wrn as they upset Bothell 7 6 every substitute on the bench ow actron as Vashon was drowned 350 The bug Bothell contest topped off the season on the same mght that Royal Pop Gunn popular sports caster announced hrs last Wolverrne grrd battle before leavung for Mt Vernon The Homecomnng game was well advertrsed by lavrsh decorations of store windows done by the classes sensors to freshmen The sensors won the contest wrth a lrvely drsplay of a player kncknng a football over the goal post Bellevue s football splrrt recerved much favorable publncrty from thus A rally In the square followed by a serpentnne and undamped by a chlll must further showed the publlc that Bellevue truly football minded school gf 6 ,N I I 'E f I me V 5 ' ' t L fr ' l - 1 lr - .4 P if 2 f 4 ., 1 , wi H., . , :fi f f 6 I' ' fl fr' W f ' 1 - .f f' ,ff wr A 2 .' , A 5 l f K, 'Li 1 -' 5,30 '., , 'Af' V , so 4' 5' f M, ' Q. ' i ' , gb, Q Q A er. ,tv N V' Y 1 7 , I 'T ' 'N 'V Y 'Y t Ti' F- H V. - I l I I TOP LEFT: Mr, Jones UT , Ctmpvnar Mr, Stoez Mr, Hamas TOP RIGHT: J.dy Carte Gary Beckwtrt. BOT f op 'I rt. E5 r' B 'kelan , Duncan son ck Ca X :mel C Kar y f ok R 3 nr 1.1 Bot: Em-e Rcwe Frey, Kar: Ka Jw. .Jlartlr K Hn . r . . . . ' U I . 0 , . I ' - ti . . - 4 , S , I r I I ' ' I A . . . l . . ' - is G w... qw A, 7 tv 4... fu- A.. '7' LEFT: Judy D2 , :at ri ,sy wage, andra ington, Pa sy ars.ens. T fRow 1 Dick W' rt C , 1. .rr oi. c-c Dora Dennis McDonald, Dave Bird, Dave Anacker Bob Dana. Row 2 Neil Ford D.mca1n Bronson ,in Halsey Bolstad Torn Sharpe, Dick Princenouse, Row 3: Coach Hamer, Ted D nz, Herb Andrews, George Sintield, o n rs Leof Herxenrath, Bob Birdseye, Torn Spemer, Brace Swensen, Gerry Nlorrei. FIRST TEAM -Top: Haig t.eG'egta1 S.otty lVlOr is, Larry O Farrell, Dick Princenouse Bon Stewart, Don Stewart, Bottom, Lauren Studebaker, Tony '... L.. 'i n , n , ' : eano 1t.erson l r en 1. Green, Jim Rcsnak, Paul Heckard. MORE FOOTBALL This year's football B-team, a scrappy outfit worthy to be com- pared with any in the league, showed considerable promise for the varsity squads of the next year or two. They piled up an impressive record of eight wins against one loss. Mr. Art Haines, second-string coach, says that on the basis of this squad's performance, he expects next year's first team to be excel- lent, with championship possibilities in the offing. Second team games are relatively unpublicized, and only a few people attend them, either at home or away, But this year the crowd that stayed away missed many good contests. Football Homecoming, a relatively new practice at Bellevue, which was established in the fall of 1950 under the leadership of then- student-body president, Eldon Reiley, was carried forward in the fall of T951 in a style comparable to its strong beginning. This year's student body prexy, Jack Bolton, sparked the arrangements. Mary Mossop was the hard-working chairman for the whole event. The initial feature was the pre-game rally in the square, with cheering, speeches and a serpentine. Alumni from colleges all over the state and several from out of the state returned to their alma mater, eager to see a rampaging herd of Wolverines trample their traditional rivals, the Cougars, into the moist earth of the stadium field. They were not disappointed in a victory, though the score was close, 7-6. After the game, the iuniors put on a dance honoring the alumni. Coach Hal Chapman crowned the Homecoming queen, Judy Grage, whose princesses were Judy Davis, Jean Beaufort, Sandra Addington, Pat Carstens, Rita Anderson, Linda Link, Sally Hawkes and Judy Teller. ln the midst of all the excitement, it is easy to forget that behind the scenes is a group of boys who act as managers, getting none of the credit or glory when a game is won, The inglorious iobs that face them are such as keeping the uniforms clean, the equipment in order, clean towels ready water promptly supplied to players on the field, and similar duties, Another service they perform is lifting the spirits of the team during a losing game. So, from freshman football manager to the senior star of the game, all Bellevue students taking part in the football scene for T951-52 helped make the season a success. 51 J wi 'A' ,gg ,feta we ,lube 35' 1,401 H-AF 'CI-.417 yu. Fl f':,K ,suv ' -'WWW' wwf' all -03 W' C. U U TOP LEFT Standing Delano Patterson Ron Bueudensteun Chuuck Milettu Duck Axlung Leon Herkenrath John Nugro Duck Pruncehouxse Bob Dana Kneelung Nat Green Duck Dam Dave Anacker Duck Umphlette Chuck Reynolds Bruce Swenson Dave Burd T0 RIGHT Nlr Stelt. Mr Jones Mr Knoell BOTTOM Top Gary Beckwuth Jick Curmucluael Don Carter Ken Crocker Bull Darrow Bottom Ken Donulutsouu Bob Guss Lxrry O F1rre'1 Don Stewart Dave Wudney BASKETBALL For the second straught season Bellevue s battlung Wolverune basket ball team brought home a league champuonshup under the guudance of Coach Fritz Knoell The luster of thus accomplishment was un no way dummed by the loss to a strong Port Angeles group 42 62 In the West Central Dustruct contest The last game of the l95l 1952 post sea on play offs was another thruller going to Bremerton 53 50 We Wolverunes wound up thurd un the West Central tournament Wuth a fufty fufty tally of four wuns and four losses an pre season play Bellevue entered league competutuon favored to capture the champuonshup for the second year which they promptly proceeded to Wuth such able players as Kenny Donaldson Ken Crooker Don Carter Dave Wudney and Bull Darrow worlung guard posutlons .lack Carmuchael and Bob Gass IH the center spot Gary Beckwuth Larry OFarrell and Don Stewart as forwards the Wolverunes rampaged through league play vuctoruous untul the last game at Bothell 52 The Cougars had also marched rught along through the season lust one game behund Bellevue by whom they had been defeated earluer ln thus return tult the Bothell quuntet dumped the Wolverunes 4741 endung up as co champuons with Bellevue Then the admunustrators of the two schools decided that If these two teams should meet un the West Central Dustruct tournament the wunner should be declared the undusputed champuon of the Lake side league In the furst dustruct tult Bellevue drew Fufe At the half the Wolverunes led 20 'I4 Goung unto the second half Bellevues defense tughtened and the team was pullung away as the gun ended the game 45 3l for Bellevue In the second game at Hughlune the Wolverune came upon hus old fruend the Cougar Thus was IT the game to settle the league champuonshupl Splrut ran wuldly hugh both on the floor and un the stands At the half Bellevue led 20 I5 ln the thurd quarter Bellevue s 5 pount lead was the gap between foe and foe ln the funal second the Cougars clawed desperately to get back un the runnung but the gun banged out at 4533 for Bellevue league champs' Z Q- ' , 5 , N 9 . 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D . ,s j' v b egvww' TOP LEFT .J nes L- t TOP RIGHT t n s rrr BOTTOM LEFT P MCRE BASKETBALL In nts thlrd year at Bellevue Hugh tntramural basketball ls one o the most popular extra curricular actuvltles for all boys not on the regular basketball squad This year the program was sponsored by the Lettermen s Club and dlrected by Mr Art Hatnes At the start of the season sux managers were chosen Ronald Frey Don Coury Jock Bolton Ferg McKlllop Bob Elbre and Dave Egan They chose teams with an average of eight players It was decided tha each player should have the opportunity of partlctpatlng ln every game regardless of has level of athletic ablllty Strong rlvalrnes soon developed Very few of the games were one slded and usually the wanner had a tough hght all the way The mtramural champton ship was declded by a playoff between Ron Frey s and Dave Egan s teams wnth Freys team emergung the victor by Cl margm of two polnts to wnn the trophy presented by Dr Paul Lund After the regular season was over the Lettermen s Club sponsored a game between the faculty and members of the Intramural squad e BOTTOM RIGHT co S Ten boys were selected to represent the students and nlne teachers to represent the faculty Faculty players were Mr Landerholm M Knoell Mr Stoelt Mr Whntney Mr Haines Mr Jones Mr Herdenrench Mr Chapman and Mr Hoech Both teams went unto mtenssve tralnmg for the bug game with much publrc speculation about the possible XNIVTHEY The game got under way the teachers takmg an early lead The Intramural squad used a two platoon system un an effort to ture the old men but they were unable to wear out Lanky Landerholm or Sluppery Stoelt who together netted as many baskets as the entire Intramural team The final score was 34 24 In favor of the faculty who It seems arent as old as we thunk they are' The faculty tntromural game closed the doors on the T952 season About fufty boys participated and uf the response IS as great next year Bellevue Hugh should have another outstanding nntramural season At the annual basketball banquet Jack Carmichael was awarded the captanns trophy Larry OFarrell the free throw cup and Ken Craoker the lnsptrattonal award 53 af-ff F 'tce Fff. -lrderfc rr FH c , My Chapman l'.'r e rfenretir ti Stzett 'ff tw Ute. : Z -1 Erzrrsn Ge'-e B ack: fn Gary Eeck.-.ate A, e' Ka mn 'ff szrtei 3 -1. 'z f-5 ' 'fr . 1w Qrr- BOTTOM MIDDLEZ Gary E Cwtttn Jaxx Cifmwcrrae 2 O-in f: tL :e Ken C' kr. . . , r, . . . . . f r . 1 A h 4 - H r - 1 f A A r A . I . , . . 1 I r , l . . l I lf , I , . l BASEBALL ln chully March weather wuth raun and even snow un the aur Bellevues enthusuastuc young baseball players took to the mound and the bases to start the 1952 season Coach Chapman greeted sux returnung letter men and looked to last years second team and some new recruuts for hus replacements Pre sea son games wuth Renton and Kurkland opened the play wuth one wun and two losses The unutual sack was held down by senuor Larry O Farrell At the keystone posutuon second base senuors Kenny Crooker and Bob Stewart ater ruated thus post wuth the putchers box Three year letterman Curtus Bruskland held down the hot corner thurd base Senuor Gary Beckwuth handled the scorchers at short stop The only returnung letterman un the outfueld was sophomore Duck Pruncehouse at left In the center garden was uunuor Leon Herken rath whule a new recruut uunuor Chuck Reynolds gave of hus best un rught fueld These boys were backed by able replacements Ames Kahmann Duck Heul Bull Bolstad and Duncan Bronson The backstop uob was un the hands of sophomore Chuck Maletta The second team coached by Len Jones also had a good season Bull Bolstad held down furst base Nat Green second Rollue Ferrel short Allen Morse thurd Bob Cole Bob Russ and Dennus Mc Donald the out fueld Duck Wulson the mound Dun an Bronson the spot behund the plate ln these boys Coach Jones found he had a well rounded second squad preductung plenty of competutuon for the furst strung posts next year sunce most of these hopefuls are underclassmen Baseball the great Amerucan sport would not be baseball uf uts appeal dud not reach clear down to the youngsters Bellevue has a bunch of eager beaver freshmen turnung out thus year about a dozen un all who guve promuse of buuldung up the Bellevue baseball sutuatuon consuderably Coach Len Jones would be happy wuth a turnout twuce as bug These dozen lads are Eddue Berndt Stan Struck land Pat Byrnes John Lampung Wally LeValley Walt Anderson, Jerry Stauffer Paul Secord Lon nue Butler Talbot Wegg Ron Chubb Fred Otta ve u The fan sutuatuon for 1951 2 was not nearly as satusfactory as the player turnout lt seemed as uf the only rooters were the sophomore gurls who rarely mussed a home game and even went to a few games away from home No coaches regardless of how devoted to theur teams and no players however loyal to theur school can produce champuonshup teams wuthout student body support Those unterested un the fu ture of baseball at Bellevue hope that un years to come the Bellevue fans wull extend theur fall and wunter zest for football and basketball unto the sprung baseball season Even Elmer the Wolverune us lookung forward to the day when Bellevue sluggers wull be pastung them over the fence to the tune of wuld howls from the crowd Elmer wull be rught un there howl ung wuth the rest ROW 1 Nlr Jones Duncan Bronson Kenny Crocker Duck Pruncehouse Chuck Reynolds Leon Herkenrath Bob Stewart Larry O Farrell Curtus Bruskland Chuck Maletta Am s Kahmann Mr Chapman ROW 2 Wally Le Valley Don Wahlquust Jerry Stauffer John Lamplng Bob Russ Ed Bernt Paul Secord Bob Cole Dck Taylor Dan Stuckey Allen Monson D lc Hel Roll e Ferrell Herb Andrews Dennus McDonald George Sunheld Bul Bolstad Allan Morse Ruchard Wul on Walter Anderson Pat Byrnes Lou s Shearer Stan Struckland Ed Bouse Nat Green 54 1 1 1 . . . , . . , ' 1 1 1 - . - ' 1 1 . . . . . 1 I - 1 .. . - 1 1 1 1 1 1 l ' 1 1 ' . . . , . 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I 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . 1 - I 1 I I 7 1 1 1 ' - 2 7 - F . . 1 . -. . 1 ' 1 ' . 7 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Q . - 1 . 1 1 - 1 r -- - 1 -1 - l- 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 lf '1 I . . ., . .Q 1 1 -1 1 -' 1 I 1 Q1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - li-.AAIDHJ 1 Da e W d ey Don lbsen F MCK llop D k o a osa on c e a on a ace o nson Bob T ck ROW 2 Do g e ens a a e B Jac B d e Te T ompso o n N g o Jack Ca chael ru Co y oe W me e Dodso R nald F y M Ha TRACK lt was a brught sunny day un the sprungtume of 1952 when the track team fuled onto the bus that was to take them to Issaquah for the furst track meet of the current season Upon arruvung at theur destunatuon they donned theur brught blue and gold unuforms wuth the bug up The furst event the shot put saw Bellevue come out wuth a thurd by senuor Bruce Dodson and fourth by senuor Don Coury Thus was the begunnung of a very good day and an exceptuonal season The Wolverunes went on to wun the pole vault wuth senuor Don McKellar and uunuor Lauren Studebaker un a tue at 9 6 Then the Wolverunes took the 880 wuth Jack Bol ton steammg un furst and Duck Van Pelt comung un thurd Next year s student body presudent Dave Wud ney won the mule lappung the fueld wuth senuor Ferg Mckullop rught on has heels and freshman Art Val Spunosa comung un fufth McKellar won the 100 yard dash wuth Tony Wallace thurd The Wolverunes placed thurd and fourth un the 400 wuth sophomore Dave Burd and Junuor Tom Spencer and came un a close second un the broad lump wuth Lauren Studebaker Elmers fleetfeet won un the low hurdles wuth senuor Jerry Frunk uunuor John Nugro comung un second John also won the lavelun throw wuth a putch of 140 2 Bruce Dodson came un fourth McKellar placed second un the 220 yard dash Lauren Studebaker went to 5 4 to guve the Wol verunes a furst un the hugh lump When the Belle vue boys added up theur pounts the score was a phenomenal 69 pounts un consuderable contrast to the 34 of theur nearest competutor Issaquah Bellevue s 52 track squad contunued to perform un the some classy manner throughout the season the 440 Don McKellar un the 220 Jack Bolton un the 880 and Dave Wudney un the three quarter mule traveled to the bug unvutatuonal meet at Cen tralua from whuch they came home bearung vuc tory Many local school records were smashed thus season In the hugh hurdles Jerry Frunk dud 16 8 Don McKellar produced 23 75 un the 220 Dave Wudney set a new record of 4 39 6 un the mule Lauren Studebaker soared to 10 feet un the pole vault John Nugro hurled the lavelun 140 2 Dave Burd raced the 440 un 55 1 The relay team of Burd Bolton McKellar and Spencer outdud all prevuous representatuves of the Wolverunes un the 880 yard relay wuth the fast tume of 1 38 1 Bellevue s track team could use uncreased sup port The fune sprung weather the spectacle of well known boys guvung theur best un the clossuc events of spruntung dustance racung uavelun throw ung should brung out a healthy rash of fans Bel Ievue has the boys All ut needs now to make uts sprung sports season as wuldly successful as the fall and wunter epusodes us a mob of screarruung supporters on the sudelunes 55 ROW Z v i uu , , erg i , ic D well, Art V l-Spin , D M K II r, T y W II , Jim Str h, Bruce Joh , ru , 1 Lu Hipp, K n R tt vi, D v ird, k i dl , d h n, J h i uf, rmi , Do ur , J i r, Bruc n, o re , r. ines. I Il ' L . I . . . D . . - I 1 ' l I ' . . I ' . . . . . I I ' u Winged B on the Chest, and went oufside fo Warm Four members of the district medley, Dave Bird in - 1 I 1 ' ' . . . I ' - . . I . . . . - Q - 1 I - . . . . 1 uf . , . . , ' . . . . . I . n Q n n pp , . . - - I . . . . n 1 1 1 u ' T I r I ' ' 1 - . I I I ' I l ' I I - - . . . . . I . . I . . I . . - . . , . . - . , . , . . . . . u U . . . . ' I SKIING In theur second year of competutuon, Bellevues sku team has captured more than uts share of honors Its classy performance has been aug mented by the Intense unterest un skuung manu tested by the sku club Dr Burkeland and Muss Dor othy Outzs have had supervusuon of these groups The boys varsuty team ran red hot over the cold snow thus year They placed furst un the Seat tle All Cuty sku meet, nosung out Ballard Funal team scores were Bellevue l 508 7 Ballard l 504 6 The gurls team also dud well, placung fufth un downhull, and furst un slalom They funushed thurd among the ten schools competung Judy Nancy and Joyce Grage represented Bellevue Anuta Jahn and Jo Grage were also on the gurls team Pete Burkeland acknowledged star un Belle vues glutterung, frosty sku crown, won four tro 56 'iw- ROW 1 Aruuta Jann Judy Grage Jo Grage Joyce Grage Nancy Grage ROW 2 Nluss Outzs Ferg NlcKulloo Alfred Arkley Pete Burkeland Tom Spencer Duck Nlartun Fred Burke lan Dr Burke and ROW 1 Judy Grage Anuta Jann JoAnne Stark Karen Byers Arlene Van Wunkle Karen Hansen Joan Amus Jo Grage Julue Hodson Mar gue Restall Lynn Bruce Sara Long Mary Young Nancy Grage ROW 2 Edue Surnu Pat Donaldson Sandy Ferguson Lunda Lunk Marc: Marufern Jan Ostrorn Pat Barton :andy Stowell Shelley Chubb Mary Mossop Margue Lohrer Barbara Burdsey Karen Martun Helen Corey Myra Moberg Carole Boston Lynn Futzgerald Sharene Randell Nancy Smuth Muss Outzs Pele Burkeland Sharon Slade Duck Martun ROW 3 Bob Burdseye Gerry Mor rell Wally LeVaIIey Barry Arnett Jum Stroh Boyd Graves John Trox Alvun Iverseru John Drusco uc Taylor Nluke Fraer re Burkeland Alfred Arkely Chuck Brown Fred Stange Scotty Morrus Ferg McKuIlop Grant. Young Bll Carter Don Ramsey Tom Spencer phues two four way awards whuch are the most umpressuve awards to unduvuduals, one for furst place un cross country, and one for slalom Other members of the boys team were Ferg McKullop Tom Spencer, Duck Martun, Freddue Burkeland and Alfred Arkley In the alpune com buned, the team placed furst The team furthermore brought home the all state trophy, and the huge and handsome Beta Cup They took second place honors un the north west buggest sku meet at Rossland, B C wuth Wenatchee and Rossland tued for furst The Kandahar Sku Club uountly wuth Ballard sponsored a day at Snoqualmue Grant Young and Judy Grage were thus years unspuratuonal skuuers Lonnue Butler and Pat Barton were award ed free trups to Sun Valley by the sku school To cap the clumax, Pete placed on the all state team that went to Sun Valley for a meet . 'ly + ' tiff ein 5 wjlia ,MRA I , u K 'll' l A i , , r 1 T t ru. . u . V' TP- .yefqv u E lr 4 , , V V 'lr 1 I 1 ' aff! 7 , I , ', it st I r , W :Q A y I, ., . , , l V 1 -1 1 , Val '. .1 ,f e A y. , , uu -' ' -uu ef 1 1 f A Ng- our , ' ,ra L . 'x ' A Ii . .. , . . . I . - I 1 ' - I 'I ' ' I ' ' . su 1 . , . . . . , , ll ll ' . . , . . . - , .. . . I . . i I , . I , . . . - STANDING Mr St elt Bob Helsell Duck na Dent Gay ll Car KNEELlNG John Troxell Bruce Swenson Fred Burkeland Bull Darrow Bru ce Swenson WQTQTQZW 4? TENNIS The call for tennus players was made un the muddle of March by Coach Stoelt Seven boys and fuve gurls turned out The furst week of practuce was lumuted to funda mentals The weather was an umportant factor and the team had to cope wuth ut all too often De spute the weather the team seemed to be comung along very well barrung urulurues or other unfor seen happenungs Only two tennus courts were avaulable those behund the elementary school, so ut was rather duffucult to practuce wuth twelve team members Those turnung out for the boys team were uunuors Bruce Swenson Bull Darrow Bull Carter and Dent Gray sophomores John Troxell and Duck Dana and freshman Bob Helsell Bruce Swenson played furst sungles and Bob Helsell sec ond sungles Both of these boys were umprovung and wuth all of theur practuce matches got un good shape for the tournament The furst two matches were played wuth Foster Foster had a very lumuted team and un the furst match wuth Bruce Swenson playung sungles and Bob Helsell playung doubles Bellevue swept the fueld In the second match the doubles team lost Swenson won sungles The thurd match ofthe sea son was wuth Lakesude and the team really began to get unto the swung of tennus Bruce Swenson and Bob Helsell both won theur sungles matches Bull Darrow and Duck Dana won theur doubles match Bellevue made a three to one take of the meet The gurls turnung out were Julua Ruddy Pat Bar ton Julue Hodson Debbue Marshall and Helen Anschell The furst two matches were wuth Foster Pat Barton Played sungles and Julue Ruddy and Julue Hodson played doubles un the furst match In the second match Julue Ruddy played sungles and she and Julue Hodson played doubles Julue Hodson and Bull Darrow fought a long fourteen game set of muxed doubles to lose 8 6 The team feels that wuth lots of practuce they can wuth Coach Stoelt s expert aud buuld a record whnch wull make Bellevue proud 57 l 1 n I V L . u -II Z . o , , ' Da , r , Bu ter. . ,f 5 - I 'u 1 x 1, 1 - L J N, K 1 ' , I l , , ut . , T I . '., :V '- 1 ' I , I ' ' . , . ' 1 , I . . . 1 I . . I , - 1 1 . , 1 I l . . 1 1 I . i . I - ' . , ' . I 1 . . I ' ' ' ' . , . . I I ini 1, VOLLEYBALL Top Left Sue Spauldung Adele Cook Mar lyn Brown Marge Dws Marc Marufern BASEBALL Top Rught Ann Wuren Snarene Randell Ka en Marturu M rulynne Phullups J C 1 g L u1Bru e Ant B keuuu e BOWLING Bottom Left. Joan Ams No nm Cooley Pat Barton Harlene Wynin Nlolly Tlwomus Jult Ruddy BOWLING A RDS Om Right S Outzs r lyn St 2 JON FTFF1 C'uroIy'1 Holmes GIRLS SPORTS Sports for each and every gurl us the prun cuple behmd the gurls athletuc program at Belle vue Hugh School It enables all gurls whether they are outstandung or lust unterested to get out and play and have lots of fun un the fueld of sports The year started out wuth a rush wuth the game of speedball For eught weeks the gurls turned out to practuce then ended the season wuth a luvely tournament between the classes Thus hard fought battle was won by the Iunuors Next came basketball for whuch a large num ber of gurls turned out Durung thus rough and tumble season many excutung hours were spent drubblung the ball up and down the floor and practucung hook shots layups and varuous other specualtues lt was about thus tume that bowlung went unto full swung Every Monday you could fund the bowlung alley luterally burstung at the seams wuth gurls tryung for theur strukes or spares Along wuth thus sport came one of the best tournaments ever 58 played un the gurls sports program Hugh scorers un each class got unduvudual trophues wuth theur names engraved on them The wunners were Junuor Julua Ruddy sophomore Carolyn Holmes freshman Joan Farra Next on the agenda came volleyball It was lust as much fun as all the other sports and all the gals had a terrufuc tume battung the ball to and fro over the net Last but not least along wuth the school skup pung weather came softball All the hudden energues of the gurls suddenly burst forth result ung un a very luvely and fun packed season Of course the munor sports such as tennus bad munton swummung pung pong and skuung drew theur share of followers Skuung even drew Pat Barton to Sun Valley the lucky gurl One of the hughlughts of thus year was the mother daughter playnught Everyone was there and had a wonderful tume Some of the mothers certaunly showed the gurls whos who un sports There have been numerous regular playdays whuch forty or more gurls attended These days unvaruably resulted un tons of fun for everyone l ?-,VW - , , ' ' .. I . W , Q S - - A 12, 4,.A ' I . Ms , ZSQ' - to A S 2 A , , i , i K i, 1 I ' . - ' 2 I I r I ,3 I uudy uusl un I yn IC I 1 ur ur ey r, 1 I i I r I I ' u I I L I uu. u . WA +3011 ' : Mis u I Julua Ruddy, Ma u uut I .u I 1, I u , I . . , . 11 - 11 - - - I , ' . . ' 1 1 1 1 . , , . , . ' I I .I . ' H ' I 1 . . ' N ' . , - . . I , 1 ' . . . . . ,, I I - 11 - ' 1 1 ' 1 , . .. . . . 1 - I I . . . ' ' . . , . MINTON Lf ba a B y d a oly e KETBALL Rughl Pat o S e e C ol o a d Pat Tagga d MORE GIRLS SPORTS Three hukes were held thus year The furst un December was a swummung huke All the gurls puled unto cars and headed forthe Y W C A There the pool was kept busy for an hour whule the gurls splashed around to theur hearts content Patsy Taggard was un charge of thus and all gurls voted ut a huge success In February came the sku huke Under the chaur manshup of Arlene Van Wunkle the huke was one of the year s outstandung events The fifteen gurls who went spent a full weekend skuung and buuld ung snowmen at Penguun Lodge Funally came the buke huke Thus year the gurls packed theur lunches and pointed theur compasses due east to theur goal Lake Sammamush Here a wonderful day was spent un swummung and ac quurung suntans All these actuvutues have lead to the bug goal which us the award program un the gurls Athletic Club informally called G A C Wuth Duane John son presudung the club had a very successful year Duane was ably assusted by the other officers Patsy Taggard Julua Ruddy and Mary Mossop The meetungs of thus club were held un the gurls homes each gurl takung her turn at being hostess to the mob At these meetungs the gurls duscussed ments were served and an enuoyable evenung was always had by those attendung To the old club members a hughlught of the year was the unutuatuon of the gurls who had re ceuved theur letters The unutuates were taken back to theur baby days The entertainment pro vuded by the babues was lust great In order to get unto thus club a gurl must earn her letter She receuves a certaun number of pounts for each sport she partucupates un a d ut usnt long before she becomes the proud possessor o a GA C B Under the leadership of Muss Dorothy Outzs the gurls spent a gloruous year fundung lots of companuonshup and fun un the gurls athletuc program 59 BAD f et.: Bar r irdse e an C r ru Ow ru BAS f ' 1 ti Hull way, h I1 y ltauhb, Ann Lamont, Car V rus Sandra Brown n r . I . . . I , . . . ' . I . . . . . , ' ' II ' Il I 1 1 s ' I , ' and planned their proiects and activities. Refresh- ' ' I . . ' I I I . ' 11 ll - ' I u a - Q 1 1 - - - . . . - ' II ' II . ' I - ' n . . - f Il ll . . . . I . . I . , . . . I . I . I l l . . - . . . . , . 1 . . SPORT SNAPS 1 op eil sw e UP e me L kw h s t ey use mer a n w n e P V1 to 0 G Wu son Top Right Several Pew trophwes cfme to we smav case m we A 1 w r 1 rm W new m r xr rx Sw n v R re Ferre! 2 de et A J mi u L re en E-New 1 ew r '4 w 'fe e r as e f G 1 've we + 1 D n ff-ur Ls ol e sang we oab lsr 1 on e ry Dreher and Compqfvy aaemg some comr to e btffwww Middle Rn we were awvays achunq Regs when the tr p N1 0 e D 1 e nf G Cue w 5 VEC O w .Q W 3 B tom Left W 1 Y Lava Icy see A w rg 1 y g 1 w xg Jo 4 1 an amdra Bur an 5 uor 1 om 1 sow X ness P er o we H see to f we few o the busm F S 1 Lor H Strcmoerg am queen 'wer MW, M 'fa--I. 'sr 60 -fc .CJ 2 .l SEATED Doru ou y Arudv Studebake Sandra Add ruqtoru Ann Lamont NDING D we Jot ou un key ru IVlcKel a an u rue e e ake erue odwn c el Pele B Rea ry B d Bob T ck Mary Mosso SECTION 5 CLUBS Crystal gazung and fortune tellers usually do not enter unto the actuve moments of successful school clubs and organuzatuons but at thus tume thus sort of entertaunment seems to be creatung much unterest What does the senoruta see un that large and mysteruous glass globe that wull con cern Bellevue Hugh School next year? As we stare untently wuth her we can fauntly make out some dum shadowy forms that are slowly takung shape unto defunute outlunes Parad ung before our wonderung eyes seem to be all the clubs and servuce organuzatuons of Bellevue ln cloudy musty letters we can vaguely make out the names of the most promunent Sku Club Dus trubutuve Educatuon Druvers Councul and the boys and gurls servuce clubs Loyalty Club and Wol xerune Guard Others are Offuce Practuce and the Honor Socuety a collectuon of the scholars from each class Slowly emergung through musts and shadows un thus unfathomable glass ball the numbers 1952 and 1953 are made out along wuth the sugns of the newly reorganuzed Pep Club the fast growung Spanush Club the already honor bedecked Debate squad the Gurls Athletuc Club the Lettermens Club un uts unutual year and the Scuence Club wuth uts most appropruate name of Stunkers As unduvuduals and clubs slowly fade away unto the crysatlune deep agaun the fortune tellung Spanush Muss tells all lusteners to expect a most marvelous and brulluant year for all the organ uzatuons of Bellevue Hugh School She sees these fast growung groups helpung to make the name Bellevue have a clear and defunute place on the map Along wuth standung steadfastly to theur creeds and more glory upon them dutuons and acquurlng loads of new members than ever before shall be heaped as they uphold Bellevues fune tra fervent spurut Our crystal ball fortells thus and we surely belueve that next year wull be a most successful one for all clubs 61 , lf : M ' Jx -C. 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I I I , . 1.1 IW!!! 5 4' WOLVERINE GUARD The whute sweaters wuth the Wolverune Guard emblem are a dustunctuon wudely recognuzed un tl-e halls and classrooms of Bellevue The Guard a servuce and honorary organuzatuon of senuor and lunuor boys, wuth Mr Ousley advuser, has done notable work un regard to assemblues, order un the halls, and arrangements at games The kangaroo court was conducted by thus group, and school spurut was fostered by varuous methods The proper relatuonshup of the Guard tothe rest of the school was carefully consudered, and several worthwhule resolutuons drawn up 62 -CN 0 X me mam xml? ROW 1 Rollue Ferreul Bob Stewart Junk Bolton Bob E oue Don Coury 'an Pell Terr Sluunuoru R W Z Scotty Mo tus Tom Soen K uv Hier P 5 Ba er uc f'9gf 1 C ry Beckuu. 'ru Ke-ruruy Crocker C Su son Boo Je emv Auudeusouu Dive Wudney Q i 3 c f r e ohu o Per c Bruce Doftson Gerry or l Lune Dreher Hiug Medze u C rw l son in o r Ku u uu Buuunett Bob Burdse e out Mcliel ur ugeuue Mutter u 5 me u Ou ST NDING Ntuucy Smutl Fuuolv os out ouuuuu Meuglueu Nluuguv neu en ue omuu u mount Judy Grwgc Dorothy Toch e uuuuu 1 euue co Buuhum Kemp Kutlxuyuu Nluyosluu TED uss Vcuhlcuu llou rw ul Au 0 G urutle lVIur ut' I wr uc 1 f rluruglouu LOYALTY CLUB The Loyalty Club, a gurls servuce organuzatuoru, made uts debut un Bellevue Hugh School thus year The club us based on somewhat the same pruncuples as the Wolverune Guard ln order for the gurls to be eluguble tor thus honor, they must be euther lunuors or senuors, and must possess the qualutues of servuce, cooperatuon and leadershup The gurls have taken over such uobs as usherung at concerts, servung at both football and basket ball banquets, and other dutues where they can be of servuce 'r Q 5 , F Q 3 4 I K L 5- Q - u V Dewi bqmu, Duck N. , y l ' - c. g g u 'I u G , ef -T . . 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ROW 1 J wck Tnuuy Duuco ROVV 1 nn 0 ru ROW D 5' 6 2 lsr w ru B O fy 6 5 -1 Mina. -inw- -515'-E LETTERMEN S CLUB All boys who have won letters un the four major sports football basketball baseball and track constutute the Lettermen s Club, organuzed thus year for the furst tume As theur unutual money rausung effort the club sponsored a booth at the carnuval Leadershup ofthe group was un the hands of Don McKellar presudent servung under the guudance of Mr Knoell advuser Thus newcomer to the lust of Bellevue s actuve worthwhule organuzatuons us nt yet as fully organuzed as ut wull be next year GAC The Gurls Athletuc Club a busy group un 1951 52 put on a really excutung unutuatuon thus year wuth some extremely large untants un duapers crawlung around wuth baby bottles Then the gurls cleaned the noodles out of theur haur and went to the show Next came a Chrustmas party wuth very strange gufts Playdays all over the league and the annual sku huke to Stevens Pass kept the gurls hoppung Muss Outzs advuser was her usual unspuratuon toward makung thus a successful year for the members of G A C 63 E ROW z fwfr' ue-uf V u um- V fnf- l ' ,f-u 5.-15,5 'jig . u.-.1 ,lv 3 1, , , fT.uf,f E 'te u '312i', '.'r 'r5 ' uzuuren St 'let-ulfeu' Je-V Fuvuk , I Dan Cor, uw- udiustnuf E+ ,ae l Bike' C111 -l- K u Ju' - nf, 2: 3-. 1 ,U iff, Tw l.'if x , l Ki-llnu' Jw' ','w'l,uu, Bon 'if-,n.uu'i Q ' ly 5 u Bo'lCu1 u Wa ff- Dick ' fu euu ,ee uwuuuy .um Cvuuuctmul TQ Starr--'i 3 'u Fw. , A 2 gg Mult' Pi D uuuuuusuuu , 5 Dunno Jc1 S:': F1u't:'-'J f:'1S yC' l ' Czrulyu u'.'.e'u 9.1 Tiggw: l'J-wry. C l y CML ,uv llfuuuuuus A' uuuug Mun ' A .Vu kln PRI Puutuur N, Svuly H-u' . -' ', .QT ' 6 e se gsouu Jer- I. s, ul. r P :ly Hui .N, 1-' an- ,, V uw M yu., 'N ' ' l ,, lcv Av - Jr. ., 4, u.,. Q 'A 4', : 2 v I 'XQ- tv u' we ffy wr, 1 P'-1 Entre P-'t, lur,.- gl 3 , :any Bu: :,u .u Futzqe-fu, Jog eynrulfls Sawurfu B'o.'. fuuek i.g.rz .cnc .uma u-ive' Byers '.'ura 1 Q ?uf , Drweu' S 6 ,.x u, Cin i initio '1':': Coty ',.unf.y Sw 1 l.'l.ur.ly Bro.-nu, Suue E: surf cg , u L'-1 'fi-Q, 'Iss cal. V W! , , H M I gf, M, . I I u 5 . 0 I , ,Wy .vnu A lf, In .-44a ' .riff-...Mum 'Anim L' I - . 0 . . , . . I - 1 r 1 1 u . , . . ,,. ,, . . 1 1 1 1 , . . , . . I 1 1 . . . . O . . My 'Zu ,Q 04 1 Duvtd Fttzgerwlt r rn rm Q r no rr so m r Freevmnson nn mont. H rlene Wyrnun Dru H tune orrts xx r- lnson rr yn Brown Nlwr l rer Sylvm H rst Ste r nm sek Pit Tuq K lhryn Nllyosnl Entre S wt inet 1 Blrd Norma Cool y Stnflru Add 'tgton Adlene Hllverson Dorm llllergtve Lorrlne Strorntyerg ole B sion Carol ll llovmy lfltr x Wtttney Nltrgre Ret R 2 Drck Studebaker George S nfrelrl S tty Moms t l t K t Robert Truck Peter Blrkelwnd Guy Gelger Grunt Young ew Secmrl Don Rwtsev L en S trrtehuker Stun Burnett E ene t Dwld Egan Gerry Morrell Bob stewart Jtck Bolton nnls NlcDon1l t HONOR SOCIETY Bellevues Honor Socsety us a group ot the schools most octave and energetic students This year there were slxty members who had worked hard the previous year to earn the re quired number of points The malorlty ot the members also parttcrpate tn extra currrcular actuv :tres besudes keepung up thenr hugh grades, and many of Bellevues outstandlng leaders belong to thus organlzatlon A student must earn thrrty pomts a year ID order to become a member and stay a member of the Honor Society An A rates tive polnts, B three points, and a C one point e semester grades are the ones that count At the beglnnung of each year, students are awarded puns on the basis of the points they earned the 64 rn rn Je ny Anderson year before The sophomores recerve one bar puns which are turned back ln theur lumor year for two bar puns Seniors are awarded gold torch puns whlch are theirs to keep provided that they maintain their hugh grade average In thenr senior year The Honor Society IS not all work lts members are rewarded each year by being excused from school for one day un the sprung to enloy a lux urlous crulse on Puget Sound The Honor Soclety tmanced It by sponsornng a sock dance, a cake sale, and a raffle which were all part of the fun The Honor Soclety also donated a generous sum of money to the BEACON Thanks go to the faculty advlser, Mr Odle presldent Jnm Amus, vlce presldent Lauren Stude baker, secretary Mary Mossop and treasurer Scotty Morrls P V ' A , -, rw . Z?ff1 ,igffff f,i.2,Z'f ' J H T V. e , I 3 rn , 4 r V , W Puffin ' , '- il r , Y A , A .Qc .1142 V - VV A ., r K , 'b I ,gf ' .ff tr- A . , f . 4 K at L Y 4 . A J, no 'v i ' . X nf f 2 t i r ' , 2 , w , ROW Z t ' 't f Awdy Str LlE'btlkCt', Nancy St tt' Te 4' ,ltr no Ma y Mos p, J rl a Rmlrty, Tlzrra . , A La , ta' ' ' , , ell, Dr. M lt.:-y Jo Olsenne-'g barbara Fenton Pat Rob' , Ma' ' , L g'e Lon V t 0 , 1 Baker Marctfl Marple, Samy Stovrell Juserrnnr- Grage, Patsy Cnrstens Do t Kara , . ,gnrdy a , rr r g 1. , ' e , r . tt ' L , . g . r ' Car o , o . , r t C.. ' , 1 tcty. DW I t Q l , co , ,ll lt 'rt Q 1 ' ' , ' L , t' ' , 't , D t ' . I, ax t 1 , C :rg 'ici er . t , ' 1 De Q r , Jw A rs 'fe , . . - ' ' I , . . . . . . 1 I . , , . . . , . ' II ll ' ' G ll II ' Il ll ' . - 2 ' I BHDE Bellevue Hugh School s dlstrnbutnve educatlon class has had an enloyable and productive 1951 1952 Wnth the openung of Elmers Den came the new student dnrectors Bruce Walden man ager Hang Medzeglan and Don Relve assustant managers Hang Medzeglan was manager for the second semester wlth Dems Tochterman and Don Relve as asslstants Wnth the electron of oftncers Don Coury pres :dent Hang Medzeglan vlce president Joan Wnnget secretary Darlene Scott treasurer Jo Anne Chase hlstorlan and Larry O Farrell par llamentarlan club work began Actuvltnes Included field traps to Kirkland and Hnghllne DE Clubs Frederick and Nelson and Northgate stores All through the year the group worked on fave display wnndows flllmg them with materials donated by co operatuve Bellevue merchants At Christmas time the club came up on a Sun day to decorate a large Christmas tree In the mann hall Toys and canned goods were gathered for needy 'Famulues In Bellevue wuth the four classes competing Thus prolect turned out to be a great success zcg tn lr l sew C JOA Don Reuve Hang Medzeglan Dave Croasdlll Dems Tochterman Jack LeWarne and Mr Crown went east to Spokane to the annual Washington Retallers Convention Bellevues group was very happy to return wuth the state actuvlty award trophy for 1952 Thus as presented each year to the most octave and thrnvlng distributive educatlon class It was a great honor for the club and Bellevue Hugh School to be presented wlth th s award May 8 was the date ofthe employer employee banquet Each student nnvnted has employer to the Crabapple where all were served a delect able dinner The program conslsted of a specnal speaker and the namlng of the state honorary members These selected few are chosen on the basls of thelr achievement and partlcnpatlon In the varlous actxvltles ot the club Perhaps you noticed the graph In Elmer s Den On this IS kept a record of every pencul or eraser that each DE student sells The goal ot every student IS to be selected for the state honorary dlstrlbutlve educatuon class Enthusiasm for a better command of business know how was stimulated by the clubs able adviser Mr Robert Crown Thoroughout the past year he has helped greatly an a complex set of clrcumstances el erve cot tra w o hase 1 ,,'- if Y-v-.1 65 1 1 1 a o o 0 - , . . , . . . , . , . , . . , ' f . . : I ' . . . . . . . f 1 1 . . ' ' E 1 3 I - . . . I 1 I , . 1 1 I 1 F ' ' ' ' . . ' , - I I I T I , . . . , I . . . , - . ' ll Il ' I 1 1 - - - 1 Davtzt Croasdlll, Frank lvloeuch Don Rleve Denls Tochterman, Robert Kearney, Bob Green, Beverly Ward Dlck Nlartm Haig Med - 1. Jac Lefitarnv sort Wnvgcl Kaul v Van Leuven Ltarry O'Fnrr l Darl S 1 Btxrh. . Brdseye, Dov C wry, Pm 'Netll une C 1--w ' 3 ww ,N V7 ,' ,, I 'N-f V A .7 5 y. M497 ,. , f X 'M D' 1 Rens Jace yt Swenson Joan Landws B tsy Le T e re J B Hen af B owe N' g es ndra Addlng on Be e Fen n R 2 Saly Hwxkes A n B rxt nweye 2 4 a an er e T ace Ant Jann Betty Moody Sandy Ferq son Jody Guvens Lorrlne Strornberg Margaret lv rsen Kathryn M yo R 3 Nancy Srr r 'art Mosso aro o oyxay C o e Bos n He en Corey EdweSnn PatO Nelll B r Ta Blrdseye Donna Corwln y r ge n Co Donm n Deo tte M rc 1 fl D Hendr ckson RO 4 Karen Otzen K n All Saly Bergren E zattnetn Carson n L 3 tl D ro y Tocn nan San T Brown Molly Ctutvnun Gunny Hlle em Cook I 1 T Donnl wvnonrl en nn Ott nger A S D un e Mart nd: l Dr wr' Jo n Snntt STANDING Dave Wndney John :ro Bruce Baker ack ur rnTch1el Tony Wallace Dave Egan Bruce Dodson Jerry Brand Dwck V n Pelt Scotty Nlorrls K ELING J rn Mtrtln Bruce Walden Nu- PEP CLUB Helpnng to boost the morale of the team and spectators at all home football and basketball games this year, was the Pep Club's rootmg sectuon Thus was only one of the many actlvutles suc cessfully carried out by the newly organized Pep Club Included In this year's actlvltnes were the paint :ng of wnndows In the Bellevue shoppnng dlstrlct, advertusnng home football games, decorating goal posts, the sale of pom poms, ushernng at football games, and pep assembly skits 66 -we- DRIVERS COUNCIL Thirteen students, under the advnsershnp of Mr Knoell constituted the Bellevue Drivers Councll thus year These public spnrlted students concerned themselves wuth thenr own drnvung responslbllltnes and the problem of fosterlng good drnvlng by other students The council, now three years old, met twnce a month to dnscuss safe drlvung, under the leader ship of Jerry Brand, presudent, and Scotty Morris, secretary The Drivers' Council was encouraged an :ts actnvutues by the State Patrol ROW : Pet ra,-., T . , e v tt, Rollt Fe' ll ack olton f 4 f Dlck D eigan CBEVT r' r 2 .Ter e R ta: '.'1':T 'lantern 3 V Sa 'T I ez e to , T M' OW I T Tc n T ev, 4 N r, Brow Kemp S drn U . Park Arlen Van W n to T T , rf 2, . ' T A I N ' . e , , sn A OW . . 1 '. 5 T. L C I H .l , af - to . K I I K T I MIT ,J V 3 Da, - . , X LJ V Jud G a Ja 1 e ob T. ' ' Ti 1 i VaT T , 2 lt . e L .cT1 0 lf il l 1 3 W li, tu ' T L ' . T V W I art en, 'l IT l An fm nt, Carolyn Owen She-Ng: Blr , 0 an ter' T, L do J L I 'Q L nd. L nk T D1 Hel A 1 - Elnme dam, e. T T .Af- Pnyl ss Darrah, Sherry 'el T, a 1, N'g , , J C. V 1 4 , , K V A A , ' . ' NE 1 T . 1 , ' A n , 5 fl . -A , ,ahh W hm 'V N-r I . . , . I R 1 ec J 11 J K nes 11 11 V161 1 Q n 0116 1 Pet 2 L A11 erson o F rel P le sley le y 5 un s c ov is tell 1 Rum 1 T 1 c c q 1 1 s en L 1 V' DEBATE 4fG4if'y'Q19V',?N w- A 'IV' Wuth only three debaters returnung from last year's squad, Bellevue's prospects looked pretty dum at the beglnnung of the year A great deal of heretofore undiscovered talent was unvelled before long, however, and Bellevue surged ahead to wan the Puget Sound League Thirteen debaters dlstlngulshed themselves by earnnng their membershnps nn the Natuonal Foren ssc League, the ambltuon of every debater Enght of these were underclassmen who can return next year, and the squad looks forward to a great attempt to wnn the state tournament nn 1953 STINKERS The Bellevue Stlnkers, aH1lnated wnth Scuence Clubs of Amernca, and headed thus year by Bob Truck, president, and Mr Whntney, adviser, has cn group of members actuve In scuence protects A notable member as Donna Karasek, whose crystal study won an honorable mentuon nn the Scnence Talent Search The St1nkers have taken trups to a steel plant, Sand Pount, and the Unsversnty of Washlngton Math Physlcs Day Talks and demonstrations have been nnterestung features of the programs at the weekly meetungs of Bellevue's young scuentusts 67 rc ,gjiffgg-,gg ' Wwffsf' ' U' 1- W f ' - ' ' ' ' ' :A . , , MW ,- W, ,,,., ,. W , , HJ. s ,, A 23 ' , 1 , , OW g Pt b1uel.1r1'1, 0.1 we ,l Det' mite 11revvJo TJ' 1 Free' X .' v11.1v1so11, Ju we Hctscn D.1.e Eqlv, A .k Dow. v .qwf ,ta Bzrnett, f' J .rn Sink N1 ke Flower Dzk G Van L . v-Y, , 4 X T . .- 1. -7 ROW 3 tw, .J'Fa e-l Jeremy T, lx t, V T' it R l tr er 1 9 1 ' ,Q AF' 3 Bnker Bah Tuck Fefq McK.log1 ' , Q,- Jvrry Bmrlrt, We Sw el, Mr. ' , ut. lay ' ' - M 1 'M V' 'W 'Milt-lrlmr t Dm .1K:1r.1ek Jule tlois 1, efry R M01-1 , Bm Truck sdwtml 5 -N , 1 tmler, .lb t 'Neg Nltry Jo -7 V' v .-fi. rllrlerhergy D101 l ll .MH A' ln xg ,. Q ff' 'gg 5, -13-Q. V vf-rsvn M YM tl -y Fl.-t1r:iJp1w ' ' 'Vg - tx If . , l I I I I SPANISH CLUB AIianza Hispano-America, open to all stu- dents of Spanish, has for its purpose the oppor- tunity to put the language into practical use Some of the interesting programs of the year have been the Nativity and Posados, the break ing of the Pinata, and the Christmas dance, for tune telling bingo games, reports on letters from pen pals, and a Spanish play The officers of the club are Duck Studebaker president, Terry Shimano, secretary, and Ann Lamont, program chairman The enthusiastic ad vuser is Mrs Marian Thomas LIBRARIANS Behind the polished counter in the library every period can be found the bright and shiny faces of the librarians These girls are always willing to help the students but hopeful that some character won t come in and ask for that red book about that boy and gurl The librarians learn how an effective library operates, they check books out to students, ar range displays for the window and bulletin boards, compile the reserve and overdue book lusts, and do many 'obs to keep the library orderly 1 Sandy Stowell Kwan Hansen Betty Cnamberlmin Joan X. Amis Lynn Bruce Dim Lovegren Nunn IVI1rpIe Ktren Byers Irene sa Whitney Ginny Hile ROW 2 Talbot Wegg J in Lowell Ctrol Mwas Dianne Morris Diane Miller Elaine Adams Jem Cooke Mxrcm Whitney Ann Lamont Molly Jem Simms Jownne Stark ROW 3 Dennis McDon1ld Dave nr Carter Grunt Youn Tom Spencer Gerry Morrell Leon er enrwth Duck Taylor Terr Shnnono Duck Studebaker Chuck Brown Boo Diamond Mrs Thomas Jerry Flttebo Jennie Lee Byrnes Betty Moody Simon Brock Pat Dunwldson Sylvu Horst Caroline -in -5 68 ur ow Mir: yn Corinne Di n Nlwckey F 1 nest ine Coostlow Q IWK Q 1- I ' ' - ll ll I ' ll . . . , ,, I I ROW : . 1, ' A f 'uf H, , , ' , A - 9 n Q L , t , ' , C f H ,V T 3 g ' B d, Bill , L 9, H k . , ' . , y 43, V A ' ' K I sk I ' - tfiilf i T A , B ' me ff: . 'ft-' 1 ' . A -z ' 'l K L ll , L 'I . 'a e 'r y V Ut.. 1 , , xir W ' Y' A A Mwgj f::1 . -.- - wr' as , OFFICE PRACTICE To serve the school and the community and to learn the techniques of on the job typing and duplicating the office practice girls have prepared tests class exercises tickets for school events programs for school plays and musicals and special work for churches and other outside groups In addition to this work practice on adding machines completion of a filing set and a visit to a Seattle office specializing in the work prac ticed by the class kept the girls busy and room 205 humming with activity during this school year OFFICE GIRLS Behind the trophy case you have seen sil- houetted against the spacious windows of the office girls bustling to and fro. These girls are the office workers under the supervision of Mrs. Powell the ottice secretary. They busy themselves at running errands collecting attendance con- veying special bulletins and doing those little odd 'obs that have to be done Mrs Powell really keeps them on the lump but the girls say its lot of fun Moreover they learn to find their way to every nook and cranny ofthe build in R 1 A son ROWZ D Req cnt L fo we Go W UCI! STANDING D r 4 69 1 1 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . ,, . - 1 . . . . . . ,, , . . . . . . . . ,, . ,, . 1 1 1 . . I I I - L xx 6, 1, OW I very F-atfirnf. Juiiiiii Tmtf- wif Arlene Hmm' 1 I .2iviQ'.lQr' s Mrs ms J vie P0 Bynes 1 i cl in Armnc' G12 it I .5 1 3, ,M g , It 4 . I : eh, F5'.',ir',',1il 5,tii'li.i Aflmngtcr' D01 Pfif, lVf1ll V farce Ext? 521 ' gfgwl .,w:, 1 . f - 1 tt rg' . X 0 I v 9 Y' l Q I , ,-A ROW 1 Stan Burnett Duck Hell Cherlll Brower Marina Whntney Anlta Jahn Jackle Teller SBPUY Ferguson Joann Tate ROW 2 Helen Corey Carole Boston Nlargle Lohrer Nance Holcomb Sharon Slade Ann Lamont Marg: Ready ROW 3 J rn Fuller Joy Reynolds Donna Meagher Taylor Nlcflormlck Jerry Frlnk Karl Kar hner Pete Baker Gary Beckwuth Chuck Reynolds BARQUE Bellevue students after readnng a prnnted Bar que for two years have come to conslder the prmted paper a tradltnon The experimental years are over the staff now functions ln professlonal newspaper style Mr Hanley got the Barque staff organlzed at the begmnlng of the year Though he was here only a week the assignment of staff posltlons was made and the dutues of each person were aeflned When he restgned Mass Elmor Edwards became Barque adviser and IH the short tlme she was here won the respect and fruendshup of all the students After her unfortunate accident Mrs Inga Plymlre took her posltlon Under her guudance the staff carrued through wlth no break In publucatlon A new pollcy of prlntung plctures of school ac ttvltles In every issue was inaugurated to highlight comung school actlvutues and gnve the paper a more lnterestlng appearance The staff trled hard to gave complete coverage to school actnvltnes ID the news storles The feature maternal was llght and amusmg wuthout beung trlte or off color The nautucal theme suggested by the name Barque 70 whlch means shlp was carrled out by such fea ture heads as Shtp s Log Enslgns and Strol The happenlngs of the student council were ac ttvely reported both on the front page and edlto rlally and the lndlvldual classes had thler own speclal columns Edltorlally the paper handled the good and bad pomts of the school an an effort to prause or better condltlons as they existed Cllps and Qulps the column wrltten by sports edltor Stan Burnett recelved hnghest pranse from the natlonal press crltlcal survey In addltuon to promotmg mmor sports such as boxing and swimming h packed out the humorous Incidents from behlnd the scenes of the sport actnvltles Despnte the fact that the Barque carrued a heavy but well planned ad load maugurated by Mlss Edwards lt went nn debt But the staff met thus challenge and by holdmg cake sa es and a raffle managed to lower the debt some what The staff most of whtch IS comlng back next year has made plans to put out even a bugger and better Barque next year V 1 L JTN 'is 4 A ' I V' l 2. 1' V f 5 f-, ,L T 4 I . ,K 4 .45 N l T ' fx f' T ' V. M 5 1 ' -1 1 ' I 1 ' 1 ' 1 r 1 - I ' , 'e . ' l I - II ' I ll II ' II II I I ' II - - lung the Deck. I . I ' ' . 2 . . . . . I . . 1 , . . . ,, . , . ,, . . 1 . . . . 1 , , . . . . . . . 1 , . . . . . , . . . . . 1 9 . , . . . . I . . . . - , . . , . . . . . , . - 1 - Q I ' Il ll I I ' BEACON R 1 f ur r u 1 n 5 rrwu nu 1 u uuoutct u ly 2 s fu u r u to uun 0 uuuu r A Puruor uusuer c Dmu smelt y o l x Myra Sheets Don u se, et gm un vu. urusouu Donn Me ugu r lcw 0 Tu r ouuuuuck Guuuuuy t F P ss r LEFT uruu cr ck Anderson, busuness manager who wuth the help of hus commuttee, really labored un theur attempt After many of the doungs of hugh school days are forgotten, and the hustle and bustle of the games bug dances, and plays are far un the past one glance at a BEACON wull renew these long lost memorues and brung back to mund all the fun and excutement that accompanued hugh school days at Bellevue Nancy Smuth thus years edutor has been ex tremely devoted to the productuon of the booc Nancy spent many hours readung copy super vusung the takung ot puctures wrutung captuons and preparung the dummy Mary Mossop was the capable assocuate edutor The 'ob of combung Bellevue and Mercer Island un search ot advertusers was headed by Jeremy to make the annual bugger and better than ever before Thus they succeeded un doung for as a re sult of theur eftorts, thus years annual us eught pages larger than last years Eugene Motter Duck Axlung Tatsuro Haya4awa and Morgue Ready spent many a long hour mea surung, cuttung, and mountung the puctures and plannung the layout It us hoped by the whole annual staff that the 'ob they set out to do has been completed to the best of theur abuluty and that un future years one look at the contents of thus annual wull brung bark memorues of the actuvutues that took place un the shadow of the tower at Bellevue un the year l95l 1952 71 - y iv 17 OW I Jf-u' F:-'ow' Lr eu--2 Vw' W 'uk 9 .acxue Tever Sauty F0 guusouu, Deturuve Nluu'1uru'1Lue- Fuqeuue lfztle- bell, l'.loc':, r-ff, Lutz'-'su L H uf: E1'5 'rc g S 9 Exnu. ': uuq L tullf' Hfndruuksum, Nlufry Nlossop lucy Slumufteq Fvuuuucy S'Y l'y M ku W '11 l., :uu Suuu t', it 1 :uc L1,u : Jin Ccck Ptuyluus Dua ul Do 1. D'.uu , KAN uyuu Muyostuu Motu Ctu,utu'uuu'u, ROW . 'thu-'C .u .Wu uuuu-v Haw uu 'Tuff-y Ccu U 1- Fo 1 u IVl.u etnell S. lt, Eulit Kul l , JuA Hodges, wi, Stu. lf-hwkw F-P tu ,- 'iefeuu' 'Q' .flf E' tu Lulu Luuuk Eln 'Ne t g Du k L , J-u eu fsre 'tum-.s Pfuufg- l'.'u tau' Y :ff iv vw' Lv V- ', .- 3 -' :'- fu D .ufv 3 1 Stuff la Burft Duik Haul N rum Cooley Petf- Bake' Sylf u Hirst L u 'ut xiii S ,Q Fu - .15 5' t' u' 52,1 :E Veil 9 it' A luuuq , Ru' D, tmp hffursnsu, Muir, F,1.c 1 'i 'Lu-Q . ' 1-t f ff':':, E1-'fefuiz 3- : uA1'1'gu:h 'Alu' , Ready, Ju S u , .u 5 le , C.uro. Hot u .fy J. ue r'o'1s 'u 3 ik .tu Pet 1',w.,uu Sufudf- Jw Strait uylo MLC ' , l Ile, Juuuu uuller, Wu Hit fuy Q , f' Esato' Cl'- 'u' Brawffr Dov u Nleuugtur RIGHT: Du Haul, Jack Bolton 1 1 . I ' ' ' . . , . . I 1 ' 1 ' ' - . . I u u , , . . . , . I ' I I ' . - u . 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Pai' fl we NJ Bellevue s Debate team deserves a lot of credit Here they have lust flnshed o tournament The DE Clubs bug Chrnstmos tree certatnly brightened the school Under at the students put food to be dxstrtbuted to the needy famnlles The Sophomores are decorotung theur English Class window Steve Bas sett and Charles Parker look tn wuth approval Nance Holcomb and Ames Kahrnann are dotng the r good deeds taktng down names of students for chest x rays Pretty sad looklng guys Dont worry tts not gotng to hurt you The expression has changed a but now lt looks luke they are glad It s all over wtth How would you luke a notebook says Bruce Walden to Roger Mo honey The student store wall supply you for your needs Doesnt look luke much studytng ts going on rught now Oh we School shouldnt be all work Patsy Carstens looks on with ap proval at Ellte and Dennns who are to be marrued soon fThat IS ln the All School playb Dave has a rather puzzled loak 72 , , It t Q., A ah .. - X . 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Ill ll. , 'Anil Junior Prom royalty happily mile tor the camera They are tumor princess Pat Taggard enior queen Jean Beaufort senior king Dick Van Pelt and Iunlor prince Dave Wldney Sue and Sally Charles are crowning the king and queen at Show Boat s year s G r s Club Tolo e laughing king is Gary Beckwith and Barbara Kemp is the cute queen Smiling over the wonderful time they are having at the sophomore hop we find Linda Link and Curtis Bruskland Front row brains in English class surely seem to be having fun They are Boyd Graves Bruce Swenson Bill Carter and Grant Young Mary Lou Davidson Harlene Wyman Bob Dana Julia Ruddy and Joan Amis provide the background scenery My dont they look studlous7 Lunch' The halls are filled with anxious people ru hung here and there Mrs Carlson is dishing each plate with the assistance of Dick Powell and Norman Brenneise Chuck Maletta is perched on the back of Ken Monfores car whll Lucille Hendrick on and Karen Jones teasingly keep him company A typical lunch hour scene where we will always find Mrs Powell on the 'ob The two hot lunch eaters are Roger Gregory and D Umphlette. Marci Merifern showing her work with pride and her gooey fingers. Wherever there is work to be done we usually find Marci doing more than her share. Chuck Brown and Margie Ready, a very hard-working pair are rnount- ing pictures for the annual. - i:n't Dick Studebaker en- chanted though, while Dianne Morris excitedly tells in Spanish, his future! Racing down the slalom course is Anita Jahn, who is one of Bellevue's enthusiastic skiers, We should be proud of our skiers. A group of fine young American boys, Pete Monahan, Ronnie Ota- velli, Norman Brenneise, Peter Lee, Peter Sisson, Roy James, Jim Dir, Haig Medzegian and Bob Birdseye are doing something very construc- tive. Please bring your nickels and dimes, Friday, there will be a cake sale. Some of our industrious students, Pete Monahan, Peter Sisson and Sally Fitzgerald are papering the Home Ec. Lab. Wherever there is work to be done, you'll find Mr. West working dil' igently. Here he is putting in another light bulb. 73 5'w L7 4-v ff KI. .if STORY ADS Bellevue students can always be seen spend ung theur money un Bellevue or Mercer Island In CURLEY S BARBER SHOP we see Jeremy Anderson get Ing a haurcut CURLEY is noted for hus fruendly servuce and con venuent locatuon un the Mercer Island Shoppung Center BELLEVUE RADIO AND APPLIANCE specual uzung un servucung of electrucal appluances, also carrues a complete lune of famous name products Bruce Dodson and Curtus Bruskland stop un to un quure about the new portable raduo featured un the attractuve wundow dusplay ULRICH MATSEN MOTORS Bellevues Hudson dealers also specualuze in repaurung old and new cars In a completely equip ped modern shop your car as guaranteed the best of servuce un the least possuble tume Old and new furnuture us the specualty of BELLEVUE AUCTION whuch offers good used furnuture for low pruces Puckung out an old organ for refunushung Donna Meagher funds uust what she wants to make the Meaghers recreatuon room complete Judy Benton and Debby Marshall on a buyung spree stop at TAYLORS WOMEN S APPAREL to admure the Classuc Car lene Anderson stands at the end of the counter trying to de cude between a punk and a blue sweater TAYLORS APPAREL carrues a complete Iune of sweaters nn the latest colors not to mentuon the summer cottons semuformals and play clothes Featurung all the fancy foods and natuonally advertused brands, LAKESIDE SUPER MARKET Bellevues home owned undependent grocery of fers fruendly effucuent servuce and economucal pruces Buying the meat for the senuor pucnuc are Donna Duamond and Kathryn Muyoshu who agree that RAYS MEATS provide the hughest grade of meat and quick courteous servuce Rays us located In the Super Market Located un the Shoppung Square the CAMERA CORNER offers camera supplues and fulm de velopung For zupper bunders books statuonery Sheaffer pens and typewruters KEENY S INCORPORATED un the Shoppung Square olfers a complete lune and fruendly servuce Margue Lohrer Pete Baker and Duck Heul tak ung materual to the BELLEVUE AMERICAN for the school paper, remark on the excellent pruntung and cooperatuon receuved from the Amerucan Pruntung the regular BELLEVUE AMERICAN WEEKLY and SHOPPER the AMERICAN also spe cualuzes un pruntung At any tume of the day Bellevue students can see one of NELSON PETROLEUM S trucks deluvenng oul ta one of the many homes un and around Bellevue and Mercer Island NELSON PETROLEUM furnushes heatung oul for all your home heatung needs In at DON MERKLES admurung the new l952 Custom buult Studebaker Pete Baker wushes he could afford a car wuth Studebakers precusuon on the road actuon and low cost operatuon Puckung up some lumber for a new addutuon to hus house Mr Whitney stops to admure the fine lune of buuldung supplues KAY LUMBER COMPANY carrues sn stock Karl Krashner and Gary Beckwith wander un to buy some roofung for the Beckwuth also carries asphalt roofung household paunts and flooring materuals KAY LUMBER COMPANY supplues many shop students wuth materuals needed for tables dog houses and model aur planes whuch they learned to buuld un the hugh school shop classes For the best un buildung KAY LUMBER provudes all your needs The staff of the BEACON and the student body of Bellevue Hugh School wush to acknowledge here the artustry courtesy and undustruousness of MR BILL BRANT photographer for the annual Thank you Mr Brant' Thanks also to Craftsman Press Seattle where the 1952 BEACON was prunted LEFT Looks 'ts uf Mu' Brant us all out of nlun as he packs up hus camera und prepures t leave fteu takung ost fthe puctu for the an-uuual Whether ut be tak ng puctures un hus stud o or tr vel ng uup to Snoqualme Pass where he took the sku c u he was very w llung and consuderate TOP CENTER Debbue Marshall spent some of her tume thus yea lookuuug through the hles or runnung errands for the ofhce For her partucupatuon un school actuvutues she was chosen Senuou Gu l of the Year LOWER Who knows rnaybe Nucky Fauchald wull be an Algebra teacher un future years Here we see hurn teuchunq Nucky Schuurr and Ertftue Beundt some of the fuundarnentals of the subject RIGHT Look at the burdue' Ann Fauuchald and Nancy Sruuuth two nuerrheus ot It arunuual staff pose wuth Jackue Teller 74 1 1 I 1 ' ' , ' l . . . E t I S I I . , . . ' ' . . ' . l . . , . , , - 1 . . . . . . , - , , - , . , . . . . r I ' . . . . . . I I ' I Il ' ' . . . I . . H . . I - ' , . I . n . . ' , , . . - . . . . digan jackets and skirts that Mrs. Taylor carries in stock. Mar- home. Along with the tinest in building materials KAY LUMBER 1 n I . I - . . I . . I . - I - I I . . . . I - ' I r . . I . . . ' 1 - -I u - . . . . . , . - u u I t ' . ' u u ' 1 . o a ' t ' un o .res t u . ' u ' ' ' u E a I u i L ' pi tures u ' . ' . : ' t ' tr u WHATEVER IT TAKES TO SATISFY A PERSON OF YOUR AGE AND INTERESTS MCCARTHY-SPARLING HARDWARE HAS IT Wilson Sporting Goods Fishing Equipment Toys Games Tools Outboard Motors WHERE ALL BELLEVUE SHOPS Cong at Iato T The Class of 52 TILLICUM LUMBER CO 'I 'A' BUILDING SUPPLIES 4 3426 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF 52 SHEAFE OF BELLEVUE Real Estate and I su an e I 4816 FACTORIA SUPER MARKET 47170 MERCER ISLAND GARAGE CHRYSLER 81 PLYMOUTH DEALERS 1100 CHARM DELICATESSEN 'A' M 4 4830 MICHELS BEAUTY SALON St Sh PP Q Sq 47511 75 r u i ns o I I Your Friendly Agen for n r C 'A' I-Umbef Complete Coverage of The Eas Side Bellevue - Bellevue - i Ole and Hank At the Crossroads of Renton For The Ecsfslde Bellevue Road and Sunset Highway EOS' Channel Bridge on Phone: Bellevue - Sunset Highway - ADams I 'A' Home Made Ice Cream Distinctive Hair yling 'A' Snacks ixers Bellevue o in uare L k side Center Bellevu - B Il ue - Wisdom Seeks E pe re ced Cou se CONSULT YOUR REALTOR PARKS REALTY CO BELLEVUE 4 8481 OR OR BOYS ED GIRLS G os: HALF Suoss TH HAVING FUN FEET DAMMARELL BOOTERY Belle ue Shopping Squa e 4 2361 lflflflfllrlflf Z If -4 Z l'l'l J: ID 2 U E P 2 l'l1 Glass 'A' Feed 'kTools Bu lde s Ha dwa e Ho se ares Go ld Pumps Republc P ts nadG de Sup les BELLEVUE 44046 14250 Su set Hi ay You II Find lt At PETRAM S 'IOC STORE Bellevue Shopping Square Phone 4 7271 e 9 e EASTSI DE GLASS Headquarters for Window Glass Plate Glass Auto Glass Mirrors Glass Blocks Shower Doors All Types ot Glass Settings COWMAN 81 CAMPBELL Paint SHERWIN WlLLlAMS Paint 103rd and Main BELLEVUE 4 7272 A and P SUPER MARKET Devoted To Serving You FIN E F O0 DS Prices Armed to Save Money Bellevue Shopping Square Bellevue Washington 76 Il ' ' ll F . F x r n n l R o ll X E 1 - V ' r - I 0 i r r r u w I u i ain Electrical 81 Plumbing Supplies Law n ar n pl' , n '-w Op n a.m.-6 p.m. Fri. Ev . 'till 9 SKIERS: Accident Insurance MUSICIANS Instrument Floater MEI FRUSC ILIL Qi EIQUANNQN INSURE EVERYTHING Phone Bellevue 4 2242 I G A FOOD-LAND Groceries Self Service Meats Fresh Vegetables Open 7 Days a Week Bellevue Washington Rlcharcls Builders Supply A Name To Remember Pamt Hardware Bulldlng Materials Bellevue Wash Phone 4 3800 BELLEVUE DRAPERY RUG and UPHOLSTERY SHOP Personal Service Estimates Gladly Given JOHN H THORNBLADE Interior Decorator Bellevue Shopping Square Bellevue 4 7001 BELLEVUE REALTY coMPANY Complete Dependable Servuce Real Estate Insurance Est 1925 Donald Wulcox Alden W Hanson Bellevue 4 3381 34 You Name It Evmrudes Gibsons Merrytlllers BSA Bikes Jacobson Mowers McCulloch Cham Saws Televlsnon At BILL KEN FIX IT 77 I O I rib' I I I . I ' I I I I ll O I O ' I - ' - 1: - E? 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Recreation Bowling For Students Beginners Experts lnstructlons Given Phone 4 7111 Homemakers Center Bellevue NICHOLES ELECTRIC ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS Equipped To Handle Any Job Serving The East Slde Bellevue 4 7542 CONGRATULATIONS To The Class of 52 LAKE AIR INC Where Flymg IS Fun 14 Mle oft the Old Renton Bellevue Highway Bellevue Phone 4 4109 MAIN STREET FLORISTS Congratulates The Class of 1952 BELLEVUE FLOWER AND GIFT SHOP Bellevue 4 7781 78 T I 7 7 7 I I I , I ---- V t 1 G J- . g ' North of BeIIevue's A N 5 5 Ernst ardware 6 ay- 1 Bellevue 4-3288 In V ,H V I . N -:Lx I T' ' ,v - . , .. , 1 1 A f O I - 1 - I . I HANSEN BUICK CO EASTSIDE BUICK HEADQUARTERS SALES and SERVICE BELLEVUE 4 7268 FIELDER BEALL FLOWERS Inc I T Be e Shopp g Sq o MA E C H E TNTERIORS MAIN STREET BELLEVUE FARM and GARDEN STORE DAIRY AND POULTRY F E E DS HAY 'A' PEAT MOSS 'k STRAW FERTILIZERS 'k INSECTICIDES GARDEN IMPLEMENTS 'A' SEEDS MIDLAKES PHONE BELLEVUE 44422 sooo LUCK TO THE CLASS GF 52 THOMPSON S DRUGS e Shopp g Squ 4 4434 OVERLAKE REALTY Qucallty Suburban Property Your Recalfy 4 3344 LET S SUPPORT THESE ADVERTISERS THEY SUPPORT 79 I ' ' T N lk lk lk and Nex o the Crolbopple II vue in u re Phone 4-4211 BELLEVUE 4-3897 I 'A' I Bellevu in ore - Bellevue - I I Bellevue - CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES I W Fon VAN PELT PACKARD CO 919 OLIVE WAY QOI e Way at Ter yj EL of 0084 SEATTLE WASHINGTON GUY STICKN EY REALTOR Frlendly Real Es'ra're Service Farms Acreage Homes Lakeside Center Bulldlng Bellevue 4 3346 Buy If fom Lb SHEET METAL WORKS LIB S Hecmng BELLEVUE ELECTRIC Gene al Sheet Metal Wo k PO B0 14 Pho e 4 3844 44242 W The P st Offce s Ne T D o iv r i Il r i ll I l' I' . . x 4 0 n - 217 106th N.E. Bellevue,WoSh. Phone - Bellevue, ash. 0 I I X O I' 80 an, , f I 5. 542 .IX 7044! gundam? 4 :I I -Wu v Q., 5,425 N, 11 ,vm , I , ' ' 'AQ' v of1.5xul,., I I 1 A A A-:K J xx 1 I 1' om , ' C 'I x- up 1, I 1,3 . MJ' 'lit 4 l 347, ., ,,,. , . ...J, vc, A I ., 4 47 I 4,-H 1 - 1... - . as 1 4 7 X jf! ...:..... xes' A-. - 1 ENVIRONMENT, some say . . . Heredity insist others. But to the serious student both factors contribute to the building of those distinctive qualities called character. Both have played an important part in the building of our organization in creating the peerless workmanship that goes into ENGRAVINGS by WESTERN We are proud of our record of over forty five years of service to the high schools and colleges of the Pacific Northwest KNOWN SINCE 1907 AS UNUSUALLY GOOD ARTISTS AND Weetem Enannvnm Ann coionrm co SEATTLE WASHINGTON PHOTOENGRAVERS C9 up tu 6 RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT MATCHING 76,16 N6 COOPERATIVE HATCHERIES FDRMERLY WASHINGTON CDDFERATIVE CHICK ASSOCIATION AT BELLINGHAM BELLEVUE 4 8141 CARL DAHLSTROM REALTY ERNST Bellevue Wash Real Estate Insurance HARDWARECO as Hgsrnogwmq' ,fi-tai J hw 4 W YOUR Z .I HOMEMAKERS CENTER Bellevue 4 3210 Minor 2800 PHONE 4 3324 BELLEVUE 81 I I I I I I I I . . I . . . . . I . . . I I I . I . . I - ' JA I I N ' I I I uc o ' ' UL A COMPLETE POULTRY BREEDING 'POGRAM 2.1 I , . 11 ,- K o If CARL DA . - ,I f AKYY ,'-Rini S 4 . 1 I 3 lk I - 1 C ' 1 . . ' -I if Z r . , CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 52 AI Johnson s OVERLAKE FOOD STORE MaIn Street Phone 4 4888 PAGE LANSDOWNE SERVICE UNUSUAL MIMEOGRAPHING YEARBOOKS FORM BULLETINS 766 Dexter Horton Bldg MAIn 4363 Seattle WashIngton JENKINS PLUMBING PUMP REPAIRS and INSTALLATION Crane and Standard FIxtures and Supplles Phone PO Box 423 Bellevue 4 7100 Bellevue Wash ANNA 8. IDAS CAFE Featurlng HOME COOKING MaIn Street 4 4859 IBSEN USED CARS Class of 34 CONGRATULATES The Class of 52 Bellevue 4 4271 MIDLAKES GARAGE GENERAL REPAIRING WELDING as I Tnres Phone Route 4 Box 160 4 4288 Bellevue Wash JOHN L SCOTT Real Estate NEXT TO THEATER Bellevue Shopplng Square FERNLEY W DUEY M BOARDING FACILITIES for CATS and DOGS Bellevue 4 7355 THE DOLL HOUSE HOME MADE CANDIES Bellevue Phone 4 3863 O Box 67 Phone BELLEVUE 47515 HIGH QUALITY WORKMANSHI CHUCK S SERVICE 12050 NE 8th C Burnell W T Burnell CONGRATULATIONS GRADS BERNIE KEENAN JEWELER Lakeslde Center Bellevue TEXTILE HOUSE QUALITY MATERIALS for All Your Sewlng and KnIItIng Needs CONGRATULATIONS I0 The Class of 52 GREENES BARBER SHOP Bellevue Washmgton Bellevue Palnt 8. Wallpaper EVERYTHING FOR DECORATING Boysen DuPont and Pratt 8L Lambert Palnts Bellevue Phone 4 8272 WALTS LINOLEUM SHOP EXPERT INSTALLATION McIIn Street 4 4133 For ALL TYPES of PRINTING GREENEWALD PRINTING CO Mom Hlghway near Maln St Bellevue 4 7711 82 I - F - P. . 2 P AT 1 I ' C. . . . I ' - Bellevue 4-4282 I G - O'l - ' . I i . , D.V. . BELLEVUE BARBER SHOP At Your Servlce WARD RUSSELL Prop BELLEVUE JEWELERS FINE WATCH REPAIRING F G Rchardson Bellevue Shopp ng Square Belle ue 4 7577 FOUR SEASONS WOMANS WEAR Bellev e Shopp ng Squa e if E e ythlng for Spots E erythlng to Dates Bellevue 4 7878 Bellevue Square Radio 8. Televlslon Fast Tele IS on Servlce Eastsnde Ho e of Capehat Shopp ng Square Belle ue 4 4404 DAINTY MAID BAKERY Home Made wk COOKIES -A' CAKES f BREAD wk ROLLS a n Street Belle ue 4 7303 WILLIES SERVICE Wm H La son CHEVRON GAS STATION Bellevue Phone 4 7212 H R PHINNEY Represent ng WESTERN LITHOGRAPH COMPANY P Intnng Specialties WILLIAM S GREEN DVM MERCER ISLAND VETERINARY CLINIC Phone ADO s 0333 BELLEVUE MUSIC CENTER YOUR MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS M and Mrs John Lester 4 2252 104th a 1st LARKIN 10c STORE Lakeside Center Phone 4 4131 SUNSET CAFE Spec alzng In THE BEST OF FOOD Eastgate 14250 Sunset H g LAKESIDE BULLDOZING CO BELLEVUE Phone 4 4300 OVERLAKE CLEANERS Household Ser ce Night Bundle Depos tory Laundry Ser Ice Bellev e 4 3201 Real Estate Insurance J L CRAWFORD REALTY Day Night 1017 104th NE Belle ue 4 7442 Bellevue Wash DR J W LITTLEFIELD OPTOMETRIST Telephone Homemakers Center Bellevue 4 7636 Belle ue Wash PHIL S BESSOR 8. ASSOCIATES Registered Eng: ee s and Land Sur eyors COMPLETE ENGINEERING SERVICE Belle ue Phone 4 7877 Phl S Bessor Res Bellevue 4 4189 83 ll ' II r. . i' 1 ' - 1 C . . I ' I V - - I U ' ' I ii ' v r ' r f v ' r - i hway v' I ' ' m r I v - - , Free Pick-up and Delivery VI ' I V. M V - U . I . . r - - - v - , . I I r. . , . - V I . I I I l I ' ' 'n r v V . m I . . - TOMORROW S SHOPPING CONVENIENCE TODAY www- X'QW mO W 54,4914 ggzvlmm 33,0 ag .f..'33ow 'I-is ww '18-as fine-II' fi' swwvmrmsm mt' MMM gas- WW 3' -be fw,,,Wa W my mmf ,M 3 www WW WW? 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CONGRATULATIONS To THE CLASS OF I952 LAKESIDE ELECTRIC A N D Y S H A R P E BELLEVUE WASHINGTON PHONE 4 4682 E I HAMILTON DEDICATED TO MOBIL SERVICE ir TIRES THE BUSINESS PEOPLE -A' LUBRICATION A WASHING ON MERCER ISLAND if BATTERIES ADVERTISE THIS YEAR BEN FRANKLIN I0c STORE Co ndy Too s School Supphes A MERCER ISLANDER Me ce Islond Shopp g Ce fe Phone ADcIms 2761 I : ' Mercer Islond Shopping Center I BY . r r in n r 85 NOROUIST REILLY For Thot Well Groomed Look MEN S APPAREL Locoted In The Bellev e Shopp g Sq cu Bellevue 4 7500 Minkler's VILLAGE INN Dellclous Food Cozy Atmosphere Open II om toI30 om Closed Sundoys By The H moke s Cente Bellevue 4 4852 PACIFIC NORTHWEST NURSERIES Inc COMPLETE GARDEN STORE Nu se y Stock Lokes de Ce te Pho e 47173 BELLEVUE GROCERY 8. MARKET Home ot Sh t P od cts BEST of LUCK to the CLASS OF 52 43348 W R CROOKER GOOD LUCK SENIORS EDS BARBER SHOP L kes de Cente B Ile e Wash gto POTLATCH YARDS INC To Meet Y L mber Needs QUALITY LUMBER ro y ood o2 DELIVERY SERVICE B e e 43200 86 II ll I . . I . . 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