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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'They'll reveal to us the marvels, of a new born clay. hunk Aston to Mr. Rufhartz I don'T know how hat 'E' go? on my report card. E 1-Q Ready for The S64 quesiion? Do we or don f we pass? G. Baker, Mr. Ruthart, P. Zunclel, Q. D. Ellenberger, S. Roe, R. Stottlemyer, G. Gilliland. How much do we have now? M. Dorwart and C. Bletcher turn in Gleeman money to Miss Woodside. ...11-