Bellevue High School - Beacon Yearbook (Bellevue, WA)

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AA A 12127 ffm OUR LINK WITH THE COMMUNI Our hope for the future lies in our ability to connect the knowledge which we have gained at Bellevue Senior High School with everyday happenings in our homes and community. Just as a newly designed machine is not trustworthy until it has been tested, so an education is not known to be workable if kept confined to the classroom. Educa- tion must be connected with the realities of day-to-day living. Young people find this transfer dithcult without the advice and guidance of ex- perienced, interested adults. Bellevue High is extremely fortunate to have two such groups always ready to give us the full benefit of their rich backgrounds and their sin- cere interest. We extend our gratitude to the men and women of the school board and the ad- ministration. 8 SCHOOL BOARD: FRONT ROW: Mrs. Wil Iiam Carkeek, Mrs. Ruth Morrell, BACK ROW: Mr. Al C. Thompson, Jr., Dr. Fern- ley W, Duey, and Mr. Philip Bronson. UPPER OFFICE: Dr. Roy Wahle, Mr. Alunson T. Powell, Mrs. Al- ice A. Kolb, Mr. Jesse Hartman, Mr. Bryan lawerence, Mr. Frank Armsfead, Mr. William Morton. TY

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f'SxQ'w w5W'iU' 'kvaf-D tem-5' R621 igfmtyf W tty, ' 'fag 0' yu 1 Q S O' Q 90 QM-D 0- 'VN it fi!! 6 gs! Hb MR. ERNST The Beocon stott would now like to present our new superintendent ot schools, Mr. Myron S. Ernst. We proudly cloim this privilege be- couse Mr. Ernst spoke to our closs lost toll, reveoling his delightful personolity ond liking for young people. Mr. Ernst's rich ond voried bock- ground os on educotor ond his personol zest tor lite hove equipped him to understond the ioys ond sor- rows ot students. We know thot he hos not forgotten his own odoles- cence. Bellevue Senior High wel- comes our new superintendent, ond invites him to leod us with his ideols. xx' ' -ggi' DR. BRAIN The time hos come tor us most reluctontly to soy goodby to Dr. George B. Broin, who tor the post seven yeors hos been superintend- ent ot Bellevue School District. Being d superintendent of schools is o position thot requires ci high degree ot initiotive, olertness, di- plomdcy ond brains Dr. Broin hos odded to these chorocteristics his own chorm ot personolity ond his lofty vision of Bellevue School District os one ot the'greotest school systems in Americo. Now, os he leoves us for Bolti- more, Morylond, the sixth lorgest school system in the country, we students join our porents ond teoch- ers in Q regrettul torewell to our friend. We will never forget Dr. George Broin. k -. XQ,,yi, .. , f 'N M' ,Aww N-,....-I' ' 9