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The pfzinces Ualianf Mr. Karp ADMINISTRATION Though we seldom see him, we know that our hard-working superintendent of schools, C. Paine Shangle, had a busy year with the problem of financing Bellingham schools and the closing of Lincoln school. It takes a good sense of humor to be in charge of Bellingham High, and our principal, Julian Karp, has what it takes. His chief undertaking this year was to promote better attendance. If he's hard to find but Wonderful once you locate him, itls our assistant principal, Harlan Jackson. Mr. ,lackson has the complete confidence of the students, and his smiling face is a familiar part of our school life. Mr. Shangle Mr. jackson BOARD OF EDUCATION One problem faced by the Board of Edu- cation this year was the closing of Lincoln Grade School after it was reported in poor condition. The Boardls chief worry was the struggle for legislative financial support. Reverend Carl Calhoun served as chair- man ofthe Board, and Dr. Ralph Sharning- house was elected to replace lVlr. Boyd Staggs, who resigned after many years of service. Bl DAR D Ol EDUCATION Standing: Mr. Shangle, Dr. Sharninghouse, Mr. Clark Siffing: Mr. flrnason, Rev, Calhoun, Mr, Hilliard, Mr. Boyd
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Two flillie flue Toilets OFFYCIQ WORKERS Mrs, Taylor Mrs. Christopherson Miss lizxnnernmn Tll,l,llf TH li TOILISRS ujust a moment, and I'll see if Mr. Karp is inn fill the days of the smiling, decora- tive office staff. Mrs. Shirley Taylor, lately of Ballard, and Bliss Nlyrna Bannerman, 1950 graduate and former hand memher, have taken these duties this year. SCORCHY l,ike Seorchy, these hoys often have ear- phones plugged into their ears as they direct the loudspeaker facilities for daily announce- ments, school assemblies, and community en- tertainments, where they sit wrapped in cable right beneath the edge of the stage. Not pic-- tm-ed here is Rod lVlcDougall, an active mem- ber of this crew. RADIO BOYS Slmnliugz Olson, Aldrich, Brown Silfifzg: Hughes, Coulthurst DICK TRACY, PRIVATE Dl'ITlCC'l'lVl'I Mrs. Marie Christoferson, our attendance officer, has a nice twinkle in her eyes most of the time, but donlt forget-the slips she issues occasionally can be just as blue as her eyes. RlCX MORGAN, M. D. Can you fix this finger? and Does this rash look like measles? are some of the ques- tions that our nurse, Huldah Cooke, hears frequently, but Whether its bzmduids needed or advice, she dispenses services serenely :md cheerfully. Sflllllll, NURSE Miss Cooke
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