Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Ofhem prekr Jdcfion, .f4c!uenfure S. E. GAUMER Farm Shop. ln 1853, he would have been tootin' a shootin' iron. MARGARET GRAY Dramag Speechg Stage Produc- tions. ln 1853, she would have been a character actress in a third-rate play. E. ALFRED HAGON Economicsg U. S. Histnryg So- licitations. In 1853, he would have been still struggling 1o make both ends meet. DR. CLIFFQRD LEEDY lDOlKUTHY LEEDY Band. In 1853, he would lmvc ,lournalismg English: Beacon been organizing the Indian Etlitoriul Staff. 1n 1853, she tom toms. would have been zz Pony Ex' BRUCE C, l'AlARDlNG Historyg Cofatlviscr to Demo- cratic Club anal junior Class. ln 1853, he would have been in Timbuktu. EARLE D. jEwE1.L Mathematicsg Busincs Law. In 1853, he would have been studying English under 1.. Coy. press rider. 23 JAMES W. HAYS Sniithflslughes Machine Shop, Lockers. In 1853, he would have been busily helping to manufacture the only known source of industrial power at that time, the steam engine. ALBERT C. HUNT Geol0gY1 Gamma Hi-Y, ln 1853, he would have been homesteading in what is now Seattle's central business dis- trict.

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.7 N. M. FELTON eachem ream of jraueg Shaping 1' Physicsg Physical Science. 111 1853, he would have been dis- -,E covering 1-120 in Eastern Washington. 'Mr if HARRY A. GARRETT Mechanical and Architectural Drawingg Finance Manager of Athletics. In 1853, he would i as J 1 gg K 4' W gags - .2 .wr ff- 12'fxessf'fi' ., -5: .,,. f ws , M A.. . . ' ' i , 'A :-- , 2 t. i , OLIVE REEVES FOSTER HARRY E. EMERY Englishg Alpha Hi-Y. ln 1853, he would have been teaching the children of the '49ers at Sutter's Mill in Cal- ifornia. Frenchg World Historyg Conf tests. In 1853, she would have been in Scotland. VIRGINIA LARSEN Retail Sales: Distributive Edu- cation Club. In 1853, she HELEN P. KELLY Englishg Senior Class Adviser. ln 1853, she would have been spinning Irish fairy tales to children. HOWARD JONES Physical Education: Football. ln 1853, he would have been at the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. would have been secretary to Abraham Lincoln. 22 have been fishing and raising corn in central Missouri. We ALMEDA LAVELLE Business Trainingg Office work. ln 1853, she would have been sleeping on a woolly cloud. Rum' JOHNSON Family Relationsg Key Club. In 1853, he would have been fishing for herring in Norway.

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ouch paused wn jraci jeami NonMA V. MARTIN Lating Latin Club. In 1853, she would have been in Rome, sightseeing. BOYD MCCASLIN Englishg Physical Educationg Varsity Basketball Coach. ln 1853, he would have been playing soccer in New Hamp- shire. Coach Bob Dorf had an addition to his own track team last fall. The new member weighed in at eight pounds and one ounce. With her com- plete knowledge of What' com County's history, Miss Perry contributed greatly to the What-A- Sho by supervising the writing of the script. BRYAN M. LEWIS TRULA SMITH U. S. History: World History: Clothingg Y-Teens. 1n 1853, Baseball. ln 1853, he would She would have been in a cm, gave been at the Yankee Sta- 9,-gd wagon gn the Oregon zum. . .14 K A, .. -. ..g I RAYMOND S. SMITH Smith-Hughes Auto Shopg Beta Hi-Y. In 1853, he would have been hunting bear with a bow and arrow. FLORENCE C. SMITH Social Studiesg Shuksan Busif ness Staff. 1n 1853, she would have been teaching in San Francisco. 24 101-TN R. MONROE Chorusg Orchestrag Operetta. 1n 1853, he would have been organizing a chorus of frogs at Lake Whatcom. DEE STEWART Libraryg Library Staff. In 1853, she would have been traveling by covered wagon, GERTRUDE Scorr Geometryg Counselingg Beacon Ad Staff. In 1853, she would have been on the Emerald 1sle. H- ' - ' 'LZEELEY' at ' : ...' 'rs' T J ' H. 7, HV 5- -. . Hi Ka' f if ...gl ' f.-1 f .egg r 1 V I if 1 w ..,-