Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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If 3 . 'Q' . if H, THE BUILDING CLIMB HIGHER Freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors - all play their own important roles in the construction of Bellevue High School. The freshmen, just starting their high school careers, are laying a sturdy foundation which will see them through. The sophomores have completed the first story and are busy putting up their second. The juniors have attained a loftier level, and finally the seniors, their high school building almost done, are looking out from its heights toward the future. Separately, each class is just a class. Together, all four classes are that glorious whole, the student body of Bellevue High School. L irf-it St Ginny Hile det: Altrezt Arkley Amt Radford

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'A ..,,-q- n.. 'J GIRLS CLUB T P PICTURE Fl T ROW Pat Dotsoru Sylva C untlett Lurd ton u G J eller Mary Young Joan Lawdus Caro Marvun Daphne Morrus Judy Ccr rr Shar n H y anne H n nu oa rnu u e er s eavu ndra lu e nurue uke A n r ld SEC Suu s u u ane a man n ra c nun r r so rton M rc. Marfern Lunda Lu lc M rulyn Brown P Rensnaw Anra P mer N n 1 o urso sen J dy Guvens Bev Webster THIRD ROW Judy Roge S Janus Ostrorru Karen Jones V u an Chapman Jerry I ho Caro of Sreula Burd Beth Carlson Stlly Bergren Joan W lluarnson Juulua Ruddy Nolly Thorns farudra Reynolds JcAun Lucey Be s Schaurer LOWER LEFT FIRST ROW Marebetn Scott Eleanor Wen b rg SECOND RON Pat Carstens A n F Jcna 1 lla Marufern LOWER RIGHT N Volet G stun SUGAR N SPICE N EVERYTHING NICE Even though gurls are made of sugar and spuce, these delucate elements do not prevent them from helpung to buuld the strength and unuty of Bellevue Hugh The Gurls Club got off to uts usual zuppy start thus year, wuth crues of Wheres my suster'? Cbug or luttlej resoundung through the halls The furst mauor progect, under presudent Ellue Wensburg and advuser Mrs Gustun, was the Tru County Conference, for representatuves from thurty schools Sheula Burd, chaurman, arranged for an unspurung speaker, Muss Barbara Parks, presudent of the Unuversuty of Washungton YWCA who talked on the unuty of a gurls club L ad your club for every gurl un school, d Muss Parks, not lust for a few bug wheels Whuppung on aprons, the gurls chose a Scan dunavuan theme for thus seasons Smorgasbord, whuch drew a large crowd uncludung ravenous boys Entertaunment followed, wuth Ann Burken meyer and Eluzabeth Carlson modellung authentuc costumes of Scandunavua Brugadoon, the tolo, gave everyone that old sprungtume feelung, and drew a host of gurls and theur dates The bug he men of the Boys Club uouned the luttle women of the Gurls Club to stage the annual carnuval Then, un May the gurls honored theur mothers at the annual Mothers Day tea The men can have theur messy old fust fughts and swuss steak, saud the gals, and mothers and daughters aluke approved the tasty tea, the cruspy crumpets, and the up to the munute style show I7 ' 5 1 Hu F I w 2 I x u l f X , f 2 ' NH r I I , , sf? V.,,:.r asf r YJ ' 1 ' ua 2 X ' T ' - O - RS I , I -au , ' sa Lyi , Sylfa Horst Jo rage, 'ackue T , u ', ' 1 ' , ', ' ., u , Q ey Jo edges Sean Grit , 'via East 9 , J n A s, J dy T ll , Bet y L 'tt, Sa F k, Ja ' F , n Fauna . OND ROW: e Spa arg, Marulyn Stutz Pat Carsten, Ginny u-lute, D ane Morrs, J L Cn p , Sa d B' .-.ru Bef Cha e lain, .ef e Ke , Barbara Fel , a u , ' 'n , a' ' , at , ,u af , a c Howard, Pat P b . n, Pa: In .u ' I , 5 ry V 1 ur , u F21 5 l V ,S u ' , , K , u ' rr Is, J , ' I , , L, ' . - 1 , s , , ' 1 , n , V rc ' . I .rs. u Lu . I I . . . . - 1 1 . . . , . . . ff 1 . . . . . . ,, . ,, . . . , . . . . , , . . . . . I . . . . . . , ,, . . . . . . . . ,, - . I -I . . , . . 11 e . . H . sai ' ' ' '

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SENIORS REVIEW THEIR PART IN BUILDING BELLEVUE Happy recollectuons flood the senuors munds when they revuew theur many contrubutuons to the lufe of Bellevue durung theur career as the furst class to attend the school on the hull all four years As freshmen they lost luttle tume gettung unto the swung of school actuvutues brungung early favorable notuce to theur class The second year found them producung the festuve Soph Hop Mardu Gras decorated wuth rolluckung colors As lunuors they plunged unto school stage pro ductuons, hughlughted by the Junuor Assembly whuch rocked the school wuth laughter Never to be forgotten was the formal Junuor Prom of blue lughts and sulver trees Mood lndugo In uts funal year the class of 1953 expertly guuded the under classmen through the whurl of AS B actuvutues Echoes of laughter can stull be heard comung from the audutoruum where the class presented uts hularuous Senuor Assembly un March featurung an old tume Meller Drammer and several hughly unduvudual acts Stage talents were also dusplayed by able actors un the humorous senuor play My Dear Chuldren a saturucal comedy In May the senuors went all out for the Senuor Ball the funest formal dance un Bellevue s hustory These young men and women are goung to muss the good tumes the hard work theur fellow students and theur teachers as they step out unto the future Theur hugh school luves are now part of the past but they wull remaun forever recorded un each senuors treasury of Bellevue memorues As they leave theur Alma Mater the graduates of 1953 look back wustfully toward the rapudly growung new addutuon They feel a touch of envy but they also feel a glowung prude un knowung that they have been part of the hopes and dreams whuch are now at last, becomung a realuty SENIOR OFFICERS Left. to rlghl Karen Hansen Jum Struh Mary Jo Oldenburg Chuck Reynolds Jerry Flttebo B II Cartel' Terry Sh mono Jo Arun Tale rod TEX 'I9 ' ' I ' ' Il ll ' I - - 11 - 11 ' ' I I ' ' I . . . . I I ' I I l I I ' I I I I I ,, . ,, . . . . . . . , . . 1 ' I . . . . . . , . . ,, . ,, . . I I , . . I - . . . I I , . - ' I u ' u , , f , i u i , , , f K, A ', V ,muff 4 ,. Wg? 1 abil . I' 4 45 A V F K J V 4 I I XVNNM y . ,aw , u .. V , uw ,J ' I . . . ,uf K X