Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Q D7 k 2r ADVANCED CHORUS Top: Orr, Hoffrnan. Blackman, Cope, Gustafson. Holt, Phalrner, Graham, Jones, Robertson Middle: Pitts Foster. Alcott Freeberg. Radeyany. Waddiiove. Wells Golden Waters Langill. P,tner. Lindquist, Gagner, Bottom: Schultz. Macy. Wolken. Dillon. Beehe, Vanilorn, Home ADVANCED CHORUS Approximately eighty yoices blend to malce the third period mixed chorus. They toolc part in many ot the skits in the What-A-Sho and at Christmas time sang all ot the old carols in the annual pageant. Each spring they present an operetta, They also sang tor yarious organizations ot the city, thereby advertising our school to the Public, Gail Dillon acted as president tor the glee club this year. M er 4 ADVANCED LHORU5 Ton: iitielaer Reanier. Cole. llioinpson DuPraim. Parker Johnson. Sease. Alamnetliy Gallnqlivi' lvlidcllez lVlr. Monroe Thorlaltson Anderson. Rogers. Swanson. Bland, Bovuinan, Felton, hberlwart Gulette. Hindman. Florence, Flowers Bottom: Jones. lvlarkinortlw, Einertson lViacNaugliton. Fletcher Leaf. Kirby sn lim nf ll firr

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e PEP ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE PEP BAND Top: Haveman, Erickson, Hansen, Rykken, Owens. Mr. Lewis, Topt King. Simondg, Bernstein, Middle: Rust. Olsen, C. Lind, Parker, Stoddard Bottom: Barrett. Miss Hahner, Yeager. French, Wills. Bottom: Brown, Wherry, George, D. Lind I'l Not in picture: Vike. PEP BAND AND PEP ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Pep Band, under the direction ot Doc l.eedy, had a rather slow start this year and did not tind much time tor practice. However, they provided entertain- ment tor the retail selling class at the Attermath Club house and tor other organiza- tions. The Pep Assembly Committee, with the help ot several clubs, kept school spirit high by organizing rallies. THE COOPERATION KIDS Cooperating to produce some ot the tinest music at B. I-I. S. these kids also prof vided diversion tor many ot the social groups about town. They have made this school proud ot achievements attained in the Tri-County Music Festival. High honors went to the trombone quartet tor their 'isuperiori' rating. The clarinet and drum guintets were marked excellent as was the tlute trio. The popular trumpet trio members were unable to show their skill when illness struck one ot them. WOODWIND QUINTET Redmond, Iverson, Hawkins, Seafeldt, Nilsen. Stoddard. Lockhart, Parker TRUMPET TRIO ily -friui'

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NOEL Roland as a shepherdg Dorcy as Mary, Zwaschka as thc angel. Qgpluu CHRISTMAS STrains oT SilenT NighT, l-loly Night AdesTe Fideles, and Joy To The World, echoed Through The halls as we were caroled by The glee clubs, and The spiriT oT ChrisT- mas was all abouT us. ChrisTmas is a Time we look Torwardi To each year in eager anTicipaTion. An inspiring evenT which Takes place aT This Time is The ChrisTmas PageanT. WiTh a background oT lovely ChrisTmas carols, The YuleTide sTory was Told This year in colorTul Tableaux by The orchesTra, glee clubs. The nar- and members raTor, KeiTh STuarT, oT The STage Crew, who, in addi' seTs, also en- Tion To making The acTed The parTs oT Mary, Joseph. The wise men, The shepherds, The kings, and The angels. Miss Gray Took charge oT The Tableaux while Mr. Monroe direcTed The orchesTra and glee clubs. THE NATIVITY Good Will Towards Men AnoTher oT The ChrisTmas season acTiviTies was The annual parTy given by The Girls' League, in which The Sophomores were special guesTs. Also memorable was The PaciTic NorThwesTern ChrisTmas Ship drive, carried on in The high school under Mr. T-lagon and a commiTTee oT sTudenTs Tor The purpose oT giving money, Tood, and cloThing Tor The relieT oT sTarving Europeans. Tiff-1: ly-sim THE CHRISTMAS SHIP COMMITTEE Wise men, angels, Holy Mother, Christ Child, and shepherds con- Hovde, Smith. Gilmore, tribute to the inspiring tableaux of the Christmas Pageant Badgiey, Benner.