Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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INFORMATION STAFF Top: Dent, Muscutt, Geleynse, Charles, Nelson, I,uther, Rehberger, Garrett, llill, Banner, Robinson Bofiom: Joachim, Bergstrom, Costello, Bornstein, Geschke, Rankin, Dralle, llowe, Hallman. INFORMATION SQUAD Under the able guidance of Miss Mabel Coffman, adviser, and ,Ioanne Bornstein, chairman, the duties of the Information Squad have been efficiently carried out. Among their many ser- vices these business-like girls operate the office switchboard, deliver messages, place calls, and guide visitors. The members are important in keeping the Wheels of Bellingham High running calmly. SECRETARIES Secretaries are a very vital part of our school life. Much valuable experience is gained by the students who operate the switchboard and mimeograph machines in the office, and check, lend, and put away books in the library. The Boys' PII. office, and the study hall also have these capable secretaries to assist them. Members are recommended by the commercial depart- ment and must maintain a MCD average. SIQCRIQTARIISS AND LIBRARY STAl l'i Top: l,eMaster, Garrett, Cameron, Kohler, Chandler, hloberg, lfrickson, Smith, Pierce. Bolloui: Carries, Boutwell, Dorcy, Olsen, Dorsey, Pearson, Robinson, Berry, Sehinner. I'-011 1'

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Griffin . 5.5 Trunkey Dorfy BRIAN GRIFFIN-A. S. B. President Talents galore describe this jovial, friendly boy. In the United Nations assembly, as chef, he whipped up a de- lightful cake, in the Senior Assembly he square danced, and over the announcements he sang with Pennington a never-to-be-forgotten rendition of Mrs, 0'Leary's Cow. As A.S.B. president Brian's capability and efficiency proved him to be an outstanding student leader. BIl,l, TRUNKEY-A. S. B. Vice President Although he is noted for his quiet, shy manner, Bill has the distinction of breaking a long-standing tradition at B. H. S. He is the first boy to become an A. B. vice president. His success has proved that boys can be as competent as girls in planning school assemblies. AILEEN DORCY-A. B. Secretary Following in her sister's footsteps, Aileen filled the position of the official A. S. B. wielder of the plumeu ener- getically ancl dependably. Friendliness and sparkling personality characterize this pert lass, who is a member of the Ushers Club and for three years has displayed ber batonatwirling ability as drum majorette. EXECUTIVE BOARD Composed of the A. S. B. president, vice president, secretary, and two representatives from each class, the Executive Board deals with the problems confronting students and tries to keep school affairs running smoothly. Besides their regular duties of conducting A. S, B. elections, tallying the votes of the Per- sonality Week contest, and selecting the What-A-Sho manager, the Executive Board was respon- sible for many of the changes which are of benefit to the students. They organized the Boys' Club, secured the use of activity period every IVIonday for Student Council, Boys' Club, and Girls' League meetings, made out new report card forms, and changed the activity period. They also found time to entertain an Executive Board from another school and hold their annual picnic. EXECUTIVE BOARD Sfnfuliug ffwff to rfglzfl: Olson, lNIr. Jackson, Banks, lklr. Connell, Demniert Sitting Ueft to riglztls Crook, Trunkey, Griffin, Dorcy, Asplund Three

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OFFICE STAFF May l help you? is a typical warm greeting you will receive from memhers of the office staff. 'liheir tluty is to answer all questions poppetl at them from memhers of the faculty, stutlents anal parents, antl to see that school affairs are run smoothly during the day. 'lihe office staff is composecl of two persons, exuberant Mrs. Joyce Peterson, assistant to the principal, anal petite Miss Marjorie French, secretary. Mrs. l,aila Vliilson, attendance clerk, is noted for her ability to fish out the phony excuses. ln- ciclentally Mrs. Wilson is one of the smallest persons in school. hut this fact cloesn't hinder her from giving blue slips to some of the hrawniest hoys when their alihis are weak. She is assistecl hcfore school Xlrs. l'eterson, hliss French hy Mr. lfrench. Girlv orm By: 11 line go to Qi ber tWr. lU7'67ZI'A 0 fe RADIO BOYS liatlio hoys Don jackson antl Dick Ilughes go to the ratlio room every morning at 9:50 and turn on ill tht switches, then they plug in the mike ol the ot lilie acltlress system, and the announcements hegin. lhey have hatl plenty of troulmle this year with the l pk, system. It seems that after the first two months of school one of the two systems wouldn't work re- sulting in their operating with only one system. Other tluties of the ratlio hoys are to set up the mlkes in the autlitorium lor all zissenihhes, rehearsals uul some non-school programs. lion lackson, Senior, says that he likes to tinker irountl with cars :uitl play haskethall while Dick llughes, hlunior, just likes to work on his ratlio. liut hoth hoys have the same zimlution, autl that is to ve a gootl souncl system. hlrs. Wilson ..-,hx sm, '.-- . .,.....-i llughes, Jackson FIM'