Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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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

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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

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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 ,,-