Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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JUST TO BREAK TI-IE QUIET SONG AND YELL LEADERS X Lallas, Dolan, Barrett, Henson, Brooks, Arthurs SONG AND YELL LEADERS They sel The pace Tor Iheir animaled, graceful performance down in Tacoma in Ihe Lincoln clash, and Ihey conlinued il Ihrough foolball, baslceiball, and baseball seasons. AI len minules Io Ihree, when we wenl ro pep assemblies, Their spiriled lead- ership made The 'TarlhesI corners of lhe gym ring wilh lusly sludenl voices. Through lhe brillianl gridiron aulumn and lhe disappoinling maple courr winler lheir enlhus- iasm never llagged for a minule. PEP BAND A dozen of real hep cals wilh mellow lones, lhese rugged inslrumenlalisrs really malce you wanl Io dance. Mr. Leedy sponsors Thom, and Diclc I-lorn manages The group. Their loeflingling rhyihms were heard al Red Wing, several school dances during The year, and on Band Day. PEP BAND Standing: Gillett, Vanirnan. Back row: Berg, Sease, Sines, Baller, Horn. Front row: Orphan, Ellers, Wehmeyer, Fish- cr, Butts. TRUMPET TRIO These 'rhree lrumpeleers wilh Their accom- panisl have gained a name lor Themselves by being given superior raling al The Norlhwesl Regional lvlusic Feslival al lvll. Vernon. The lrio has also enlerlained ai Ihe Rolary and Kiwanis Clubs and has appeared on various programs lhroughoui The year. TRUMPET TRIO Seated: Orphan, Standing: Horn, Baller, Stoddard 7'zvw1if'1f-flirwf

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fs i J Y.: A-f S, x q . 1 Lf Q 'tt YN' Ni KJ tiki? . Q :N is sixty,-X N x i,X, i x if N. X Q r i .X THEY STRUT THEIR STUFF MAJORETTES AND DRUM MAJOR Sturgis, Nunamaker, Pickett Wehmeyer BAND A biare of a trumpet and the boom of a drum announce the band in their bright red and white uniforms marching ciown the tieici to the iamiiiar strains of On to Victory. The band, under the direction of Mr, Leedy, entered many social activi- ties, among them a banquet before Christmas and a spring picnic. These sixty-tour musicians enioyed trips to Everett, Vancouver, and Bremerton, where they piayed for games. King, Seaiander, Perry, Vaniman, Orphan, Rust, Sturgis, Coulthurst, Nunamaker, Gillett, Pickett, Waugaman, Smith, Lindeil, Milton, Berg, Fisher Quinby, J. Corder, P. Corder, M. French, Young, Baldwin, Reid, Lehmann, Stadalman, Yeager, West, Berquist, Brown, D. Crombie, Miescke, Carlson, Armstrong, Brannian, Stoddard, Sines, Baller, Horn, Mr. Leedy Wefer, Totten, Buchan, Lindstrorn, Owens, Carter, Wehmeyer, Sweeney, Rea, L. French, G. Quante, Hanna, Erlandson, Deahl, Altman, Lockhart Martinsen Butts, J. Quante, Ehlers, Redmond, E. Crombie, Biendl, Pattison, Tapiin, Larson 1'zc'mzfyQl-wo

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THEY GOT FREE ICE CREAM GIRLS' ADVANCED GLEE CLUB lVlclntre, Nickerson, Bell, Brown, Bane, Peters, Boson, lVlcLeod, Tlurelkeld Pellersels, Van Horn, Pederson, Peterson, Tweit, Waddilove, Olson, Pullar, Waters, Butterfield Babcock, Hoff, Nlarmon, Klock, Pitner, Sandness, Gunderson, Anderson, Botts, Umpluenour GLEE CLUBS Many voices blend into one chorus to sing the light tunes of the operetta or the carols ot Christmas, under the direction ol Mr. Williams. They entertained many luncheon clubs this year, occasions which excused them from class and sent them back happily licking ice-cream cones which the clubs had donated. BOYS' GLEE CLUB Hanson, Forseth, Rea, Dawe, Rogers, Lindquist, Elliott, Phalmer, Brannstrom, Alex, Stearns, Toms Jensen, Flockoi, Holmes, Harnden, Wardrop, Rawls, Grieff, Klineman, Forbes, Visser, Bell, Westby L. Jones, Stone, D. Jones, Blankenship, Rutledge, Nlr. Williams, Lagasse, Stokes, Nlclvlillin, Bergman, Van de Wetering, Nlarkwortlu 1 , , L. 2 E tw . .. , 5 I K 5 , W Ll - HI in n..-Av'f n ' Twenty-four