Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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HE FACES EACH NEW DAY WITH ZEST To many people, nine years of driving up a hill and step- ping out of a '48 Hudson might become an everyday, com- monplace experience, but to Mr. Heidenreich it is always the beginning of a challenging new day. Besides building up the teaching staff, helping to organize new courses. and keeping track of the million and one details which come up daily, Mr. Heidenreich has the re- sponsibility of helping students develop integrity, high morale, and a desire to learn. His powers of inspiration and diplomacy daily encourage cooperation among the classes and friendly unity between faculty and student body. At the end of each day Mr. Heidenreich heads the old Hudson down the hill, with confidence that something has been accomplished that day, for the betterment of Bellevue Senior High School. A 10

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SCHOOL BOARD: g Mrs. Ruth Morrell Mr. Philip Bronson Dr. Fernley W. Duey Mrs. William Carkeek Mr. Al C. Thompson Jr. UPPER OFFICE: Mr. Don L. Barhee Mr. Frank Armstead Mrs. Alice A. Kolb Mr. Roy Wahle Mr. Alanson T. Powell Mr. Brian Lawrence EDUCATION VITA The authors of the Constitution counted on education to make possible the operation of our democracy. At that time, both education and suffrage were limited. But there was an aspect of freedom that was instinctively held to be universal, and that was opportunity. As it became increasingly clear that oppor- tunity for all could not be had without educa- tion for all, universal education became a part of liberty, and not only rudimentary education but also high school and college education for those who desired and could use it. K in-5' -daf- L FOR DEMOCRACY Freedom, education and opportunity have now become inseparable. They have also be- come unconquerable. Freedom and education and the opportunity that comes with them have generated the moral skills that have given free men the strength and tools to defend their heri- tage. Liberty generates the strength to defend itself and spread its gospel. It is the sincere hope of the Bellevue School Board and Administration that all graduating seniors will continue their pursuit of learning and knowledge, for their own welfare and for the betterment of mankind. ll