Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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MENDING NETS Here the girls are all plugged in -to Lhei d' ' r ictaphones, The commercial fishing students have to know their nets, gaining priceless experience under lVlrs. La Velle's and who could teach them better than that well-known supervision. reefnetter, lVlr. Jewell? The teachers' rest roorn otten has truit, vegetables, and tlowers donated by gen- erous lvliss Kautman. who has a tarm out Ferndale way. lvlr. lVlontgomery's wite loves to run the tractor, and this spring he will say good-bye to his prehistoric slculls and geodes and ioin her. We hope the turrowed tields appreciate his droll humor as nnuch as we did. HARLAN W. JACKSON EARLE D. JEWELL ADELE IVl. JONES HOWARD L. JONES Boys' Adviserg Athletic Direc- Ivlathematicsg Commercial Fish- Home Relationsg Ushers' Club Physical Educationg Football, tor. Hobby: No time for one. ingg Tennis. Hobby: Teaching. Adviser. Hobby: Pictures. Basketball. Hobby: Social life GRETCHEN KAUFIVIAN HELEN P. KELLY L. IVI, LAUGHLIN ALIVIEDA LA VELLE Chemistryg Senior Adviser. Englishg Senior Adviser. Physics. Hobby: Hybridizing, Commercialg Stencil and lVlimeo Hobby: Gardening. Hobby: Music. graphing. Hobby: Office experience, zi:'eIz'cf

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CORNWALI. PARK Q39 Maps change so fast that Miss Srnith's classes can hardly 'Safety First is the motto, and if Mr. Bray and the Board keep up. However, the United States will probably remain of Education have any influence, there will be fewer students the same for many years to come. rammed against telephone poles after the institution of Driver Education. Mr. Garrett became a grandtather this year, but we didn't notice him passing out cigars around school. A handy man around the house, Mr. t-taqon has done most ot the work on his new home in the Edqemoor addition. M. W. FEATHERKILE OLIVE REEVES FOSTER IRVING J. FRENCH HARRY A. GARRETT Radio. Hobby: Photography, Frenchp World Historyg YeTeens. Social Conduct, Hobby: Farm- Mechanical and Architectural Hobby: Starnp and bookmark ing at Sandy Point. Drawingg Business Manager of collecting. Athletics. Hobby: Outdoor camping and fishing, MARGARET GRAY E. ALFRED HAGON CLAUDIA HAHNER J. W, HAYS Dramag Stage Productions. American Historyg Economicsg Clothingg Friendship Committee Smith-Hughes Machine Shop: Hobby: Plays. Projector Squad. Hobby: Home Hobby: Crossword puzzles. Lockers, l-lobby: Gardening and design and building. fishing. l ,' ' -, A E lwf' ri

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CLIF-FORD E. LEEDY Bandg Pep Band, Hobby: Outdoor lite. WARREN P. IVIILLER Bookkeeping: Lavv. Hobby: Golt y 4 ,rw Tl-IE DARK ROCDM is A531 OLIVER E. LEISER BRYAN M. LEWIS NORMA V. MARTIN Mathematics: English: Ticket History: Baseball: Intramural Latlng What A-Sho Concession-. squad Hobby: Wood Athletics. Hobby: Connnittee. Hobby: Collect vvorkiiiq. Fishing. inq articles ol carved wood. NEVA MILLSPAUGH JOHN R. MONTGOMERY JOHN R. MONROE Historyg Junior Class Adviser. Geolo'yg Junior Adviser. Hobby: Chorusesg Orchestra: Operett Hobby: Books and Propagation of plants. Hobby: Music Fishinq qardens. H. .,J,qg-u4.., I . Iii.. if J I We bale to lose our genial Mr. Miller, who is retiring lo devole more time lo business and to relaxation. The man with lhe Carnation in his bultonbole is Mr. Leiser, and why wouldrfl be wear one-. with Leiserland Flowers to supply him? Concerned with the vouational needs of the luture, the last year amateur photographers lorined Ll C.1inem',Lluh, school district invested large sums ol money in expen- but this year they earn credits and have reqular classes sive equipment As one ol the results. these boys .ire under the supervision ol Mr Hurqhotfer, a pvolessioiiul Iearninu radio lrorn expert lvlr Featln-rkile photographer. li IL an I? Irlra