Bellevue School District History & Trivia

4. Mascot replacing “Totems”
6. Named after an English locale with ties to the legend of Robin Hood
8. Coast Salish Native American tribe
9. In a neighborhood named for a state park with equestrian facilities
11. Mascot that pairs with the fleur de lys
13. Named after a town whose namesake is a Scottish river
15. School that opened in 1957 and replaced Factoria School, which was used as Army barracks during World War II
16. Add an “n” and this school becomes a Swiss town
18. School whose graduates include Jeff Probst and Superintendent Dr. Kelly Aramaki
20. Big Picture School’s mascot
21. Type of Pacific salmon
23. School near the former Bellevue Airfield, which had a 2,300-foot runway
24. Beautiful view, in Paris
25. Elementary named for nationally known printmaker and illustrator Richard
27. Birds-eye view
28. Only school without a Bellevue postal address
29. Body of water with a ghostly mist
30. Named after superintendent who took the job in 1918

1. Mounted soldiers in armor
2. Shares name with 29-acre park popular for birdwatching
3. School known for exchange program at Saint-Stanislas
5. School whose original 1935 brick is still preserved
7. Subarctic animals or X-Men characters
8. Named after longtime principal Walter
10. Named after woman who began Highland’s hot lunch program in 1936
12. County in England
14. Neighborhood that was primarily Japanese farmland prior to internment
17. Tribal chief of the Chinookan peoples, also the name of a U. of Wash club
19. Chinook Jargon term meaning “across the water”
20. Sunset, in Guadalajara
22. Chinook Jargon for family, tribe, and relatives
26. Beautiful view, in Beijing