Bellevue High School - Gleeman Yearbook (Bellevue, PA)

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Edwin B. Long, Ed.D. Superintendent Dr. Long, our superintendent, always has the best interests of the students in mind when he suggests a solution to the many intricate problems involved in school management. His busy schedule does not permit him to be present at all activities, but his influence is felt through- out the school. The members of the class of '55 appreciate the time and effort he has spent in helping to make our school days happy ones. 9 Robert H. Ruthart, M.A. Principal Struggling with the master schedule, talk- ing with parents, constantly reminding students and faculty about innumerable details which keep the school operating smoothly, and for- ever urging us to maintain a high standard of scholarship are only a few of the many tasks which our principal, Mr. Ruthart, cheerfully per- forms. Everyone appreciates his friendly smile, .and each of his accomplishments helps the stu- dent attain a richer fuller life. Thank you, Mr. Ruthart.

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. ' . if . We Edward P. Kerr With the death of Edward P. Kerr in August, i954 B. H. S. lost a good friend and administrat- or. Mr. Kerr had served on the board for almost ten years and his service as president and board member was marked by his genuine interest in both teachers and pupils. The students will miss his quiet smile and the school board members will miss his wise counsel. chool Board Seated-L. to R.-Mr. Kidd, secretary, Mr. Neavitt, treasurer, Mr. Hammerle, president, Mr. Carey, vice- president. Standing-Mr. Morcroft, solicitor, Mr. Lienhard, Mr. Coen, Mr. Lee, Mr. Benner, Dr. Long. Most of the students of Bellevue High School take the building, the curric- ulum, the faculty, the activity and sports program for granted. We seldom take the time to consider that all these involve many hours of discussion by a group of men, the School Board, which meets once a month to formulate the plans and set the policies for an efficient school system. Adequate preparation for effective citizenship is ours for the taking because of the long hours of unselfish service given by these men.

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