Bethel High School - Bethelonian Yearbook (Spanaway, WA)

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B ET H E L ADMINISTRATION With a cheerful smile and a ready hand Mrs. Lorraine Huston has been busy this year helping faculty and students besides her job as School Secretary. She aids the Administration on school business by work and suggestions. Francis Olson handles the job of ordering and distributing supplies throughout the Bethel District. In addition to this he makes periodical equipment inventories, and over- sees maintenance of buildings and busses. With all these duties Mr. Olson shows a good sense of management. Earl Platt has the big job organizing curriculum and planning activities for high school students. Besides answering quesf tions of students and faculty, and the other million and one things that come to a principal. As his able assistant Robert Minnitti acts as vicefprincipal taking charge in Mr. PIatt's absence, and helping him during the day. Assisting Robert Minnitti and Mrs. Hus' ton in the duties of the oflice are a group of students that make up the ofhce staff, They run errands, file and otherwise make them selves available. X V Robert Nlinnitti, Earl XX . Platt A all re--q..,.,,.. Mrs. Lorraine Huston, Horner T. Anderson, Francis Olson To The Seniors of 53 Dear Friends: What you are taking with you as you leave the portals of Bethel High depends on what you believe about education. Education has two main purposes: UQ To perpetuate our Culture. QQ To progress to a process of growing and developing. lt is the latter we are primarily concerned with today. It concerns not only what we do in school but in the home and community as well. Your new high school is a shining example of community spirit to take you in and provide its very best for you. If you in turn have made the best of the opportunities provided you, outside of school as well as within, then you should be in position to enjoy all the fine things of our democracy with no fear to face the future. Homer T. Anderson, Superintendent Row I: janet George, joyce XVCIL'Il, joyce Loveland, Beverly Hague, Evelyn Hanscli, Shirley Loveland. Row Z: Melvin Motliersliead, Marilyn Smith, janet George, Claudia Larson, Slzirlex' Beaman. I , -.W K Y r .Q Q1 . Ma.. . ,jf .

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EX Z4 I FACULTY Vice-Principal. Science. Mzmth. 'luriim' Play IJIIACCUJI1 Phutu Cluh Adviwr ED NlEHL Shun, Fmitlmll .uid Bzifclmll Cuaicli. LclLci'mcii's Clulw .uid Ski Cl uh Advi-cr vi , X . i 0 MARGARET NISTAD I 'J Viuil X L, kg 1 Dux ll X English. Latin. Latin Cluh Aclviscr. Scrum' PI: y -IOHN OSTRANDER Social Science. Psychology IRENE REED Cuiiiiiicrciul. English BETTY RUSK H4 imc Ecunumics. English MARTIN VAN DYNE Mathematics VJILLIAM OCONNELL nglish. Drama. Drzimxi Cluh Advifc 7 rj! X ij . fu 7 ff ak 232295 5 fw Awww ll? ,-