Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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MR. GEORGE BRAIN mr? THE CAPTAINS OF Mr. George Brain, Superintendent ot Bellevue School Dis- trict, voices his feeling about the spirit in these words, The pursuit of life, with its trials and rewards, demands the loyalty, perseverance, courage and cooperation of all participants. The attitude towards this game of life, displayed by students of Bellevue High School, is truly symbolic of the 'Spirit of the WoIverines.' MRS. ALICE KOLB MR. ALANSON POWELL 'i 'W ,ff OUR SPIRITED TEAM Mr. Alanson Powell, Business Manager of Bellevue School District, and Mrs, Alice Kolb, District Secretary, express the Spirit ot the Wolverines in all their work. They stand firmly behind the students, and it is their ardent wish that the spirit of high endeavor shall motivate us through high school, through higher spheres of learning, and into the business and profes- sional world. 4 Z wmv ,f 'll

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Qi t ' ' ,,, W X tt A Ziwffil A A .A '15, ,, f fl X .A f f W4 5? W ft ff l I wg 7 1 , ' 2 5 f A ffyni 5 'Z Above: MR. FRED KNOELL, MR. HAROLD HEIDENREICH Below: seared, len to fighr, MRS. ARTHUR vALL-sPINosA, MRS. RICHARD SIMS, MRS. JOHN MILLIGAN standing, Iefi to fighr, MR. RICHARD SIMS, MR. ROBERT WHITNEY THESE PRINCIPALS FORM OUR PRINCIPLES Spirit is the big thing, say Mr. Harold Heidenreich, Belle- vue High's Principal, ancl Mr. Fred Knoell, Assistant Principal. In a school like Bellevue, where there is the spirit of honest endeavor, warm friendliness, sincere cooperation cmd clean com- petition, every student has a chance to put forth his best efforts, achieve his best results, cmd lay a firm foundation for his future. 12 Nowhere is the 'Battling Spirit of Bellevue better shown than in the high school Parent-Teachers' Association. Every Wol- verine parent is ready, willing and able to put up a real tooth- and-claw scrap for the best educational and recreational oppor- tunities for all their little Wolverines in the den under the tower on top ofthe hill. W 'X W N