Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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iinarh nf Eirerturu. T. E. CADE, R. C. STICPIIEN R. W. BATTERSBY, JOHN IGARLES, W. H. SANDERS. WM. L. ASHER, Clerk of Board.

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Bellingham High Svrhnnl Eliarnltg Nnrth Svihe EDYVIN TYVITMYEII, Prin.-Franklin and Marshall College, Pa., A. B., A. M. Commercial Law. A. F. BECIIDCI.'I'-fhafaycttc College, Pa., A. B., A. M., Franklin and Marshall College, Pl1. IJ.-English, German. IIARRIET B. FIIEEMAN-Milwaukee State Normal, University of VVis- consin, University of Chicago-English. IRENE IIUNT-University of YVashington, A. B., University of Nebraska -History, Civics. ALICE M. TVVITMYER-State Normal College, Albany, N. Y., Special work in lVellcslcy College, Mass.-Latin. FANNIE E. IQEES-High School and Private Normal-Mathematics. ANNA GRAHAM-Nevada University, University of California-IlIathe matics. E. G. JElVET'l'f-University of Minnesota, M. A.-Science Qiesignealj. TIIOINIAS KOIISTAD--University of Ivashington, A. B., Lewiston State Normal, VVhateon1 State Normal-Science. MADISON M. MOSS--University of VVashington, A. B.-English, Ilflathe- matics. EMILY B. CARTEli-Washington State College, A. B.-History, Mathe- matics. FLORENCE J. BUCK--Ph. B., State Normal School, Platteville, NVis.g State University, IVis.-Latin, English. ALICE INI. FROST, A. B.-Hamlin Normal, Hamlin, Minn., University of Michigan, '05, Ann'Arbor, Michigan-English, Phys. Geog. GRACE AULD-State Normal School, Bellingham, Northwest Business College, Bellingham, Wilson's Modern Business College, Seattle, Vlfash. -Business Department. I -i- Sfnuth eine CIIARIJES IJANIFES, Prin.-University of lVashington, A. B.--Science. GRACE GIJASGCNV-University of Vvashington, A. B.--Latin, German. CLARICE VAN EMAN-University of Michigan, A. B.-Mathematics, Physics. AVA A. DOIJSON--University of Washington, A. B.-English, History. G. B. CIIICIIESTEB-St. Cuthhcrt's and St. Paulls Colleges, London, I England-English, Comm. Gcog.

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Zlntrnhwziinn The Senior C'lass of the 'Bellingham High School takes great pleasure in putting before the public this volume II. of Kulshan. lt is presumed now that everyone knows that Kulshan, the permanent title adopted last year, is the lndiau name for Mt. Baker which lifts itself in all majesty and grandeur above the surrounding hills. The title is particularly appropriate for our annual, as 1he aim of the class is in the future to rise above the med- iocre and mean in life and to attain to those heights for which all are striv- ing. The mission of an annual is to publish a history of the preceding year in school and to show to those not having the privilege of again being students the joys and sorrows of a student's life. An earnest attempt has been made to give as faithful a picture as possible but there are a hundred faults in the thing and the clemency of the reader is asked in passing judgment upon the work. The editors wish to take this opportunity of thanking all the associate editors and contributors for the aid renderedg and also the members of the faculty wl1o so kindly gave valued advice and information. ,i,ll.l-l-