Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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New To The Bellingham School oIisTricT . . .offering a fresh ouTlook and new ideas. ..firsT iTem on his agenda- learning names of BHS personnel... sincerely concerned wiTh welfare of The sTudenTs . . . exTends helping hand and advice To exTra curricular acTiviTies . . .The boss's No. I helper. . . faTher of Three lively kids. . . assisTanT princi- pal . . . LESTER FELDMANN PRINCIPAL AND VICE PRINCIPAL Top left: The Feldmann family, Cary on his fathers lap. Dana, Freddie, and Mrs. Feldmann in back Top righfz Mr. Jackson. Bottom Ief1: Mr. Felclmann. Bofiom right: The Jackson family. Harlan, Jr. rs Jackson, Mr. Jackson, and Wendie. STepping up from vice principal Taking upon himself The managemenT of Bellingham High . . . searching for new and beTTer ways To plan programs . . . manager of sTudenT acTiviTies . . . always ready To chaf over problems ...home builder . . . family man. . . a whirlwind Traveler To New York for annual convenfion . . . principal . . . HARLAN JACKSON.

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Faced with the problem of smoothly operating the Bellingham school system . . . wrestling with levy and bond issues . . . struggling to secure sites for prospective schools . . . interviewing future instructors . . . advising the school board and prinicpals . . . his second year as superin- tendent of schools . . . GORDON L. CARTER Advancing from teacher to principal . . . principal to curriculum director . . . curriculum director to assistant superintendent of schools . . . friendly . . . actively attacking duties facing the co-ordin- ator of administration and faculty . . . always investigating curriculum research . . . assistant superintendent of schools . . . RANDY OBERLATZ. L Mr. Carter - Mr. Oberlatz i QA gn-we Rs? if aff ,g k 3 ..,, , 2, .. zifif, . X2 ilu. , s :ar . . :wi 35 BOARD OF EDUCATION Messrs. Boyd, Arnason, Sharninghouse, Grimes, Blair, Clark Planning behind the action . . . led by Mr. Arthur Boyd Started off with a bang by Mr. Thomas W. Fisher, . . . school sites set for our growing youth by Puget president . . . panel discussions . . . proceeds doubled Planners Survey . . . appointment of citizens' advisory by Globe Trotters . . . defense program . . . bond issue committee . . . special education center expanded . . . pushed . . . year's finale . . . sponsoring senior prom a critical year for the BOARD OF EDUCATION. Bali Hu'i Councilmen . . . PARENT-TEACHERS ASSOCIATION. Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Stimpson, Mrs. Reed, Mr. Read

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SUUTH SEA TRA VELERS JACK ALLISON Chemistry, Guidance, Sen- ior Class. He would teach cocoanuts chemistry on Bali Hai. LEON ALPAUGH History, Varsity Baseball. On Bali Hai, he would rest. PEARL BARTRUFF Art, Bulletin Boards. On Bali Hai she would draw car- toons of the natives. E. J. BJORKQUIST English, Traffic Squad. On Bali Hai, he would sit and watch. Beaches of Bellingham High patrolled by faculty rich in scholarship and understanding of adolescents... new faces this year-Mr. Clothier, geology, taking Mr. Hunt's place, Mr. Coye, physics, substituting for Mr. Felton, Mr. Godfrey, new football coach, Mr. Kratz, mechanical draw- Five times since last press time exuberant faculty fathers CAROLYN CONLEE have greeled newborns' Foods, Welfare. She would enioy herself on Bali Hai. R. S. BRAY Driver-Education, Coaching. He would sleep and play golf on Bali Hai. MRS. DOROTHY BUTTON Vocational Guidance, Eng- lish, Scholarships, Placement. On Bali Hai, she would relax and forget other peo- ple's problems. DON CHRISTENSON Business, School Financial Records. On Bali Hai he would dive for pearls. MILTON CLOTHIER Geology, Biology, Swim- ming. On Bali Hai he would investigate interesting bio- logical specimens. ing, filling in for Mr. Garrett, Mr. Holland, farm shop, Mrs. Holzer, English, and Mr. Feldmann, vice principal... committees to study six period day. . . preparing for the burgeoning enrollment two years from now. . . men and women who sculpture the minds and souls of teenagers. lrher Stottlebowers, the Mc- Caslins, the Johnsons, the Hunts, and the Godfreys boosted Bellingham popula- tion. CAROL C. CORNISH Home Relations, Girls' Club. On Bali Hai, she would go ice skating. LORAINE A. COY English, Shuksan Editorial Staff. On Bali Hai, she would wash the color right out of her hair. CLARENCE COYE Physics, Radio Club. On Bali Hai, he would swim by day, sleep by night. MAE E. DENNIS Mathematics, Torch Club. She would ride the surf on Bali Hai. MARY DICKEY Physical Education, B Club. On Bali Hai, she would re- place sarongs with leotards. RUBY L. DILLON C o u n s e l o r, Mathematics, Make-up Club. On Bali Hai she would lie in the sun and swim in the surf. ROBERT DORR Physical Education, Track. He's been to Bali Hai and declines to state what he did there. HARRY E. EMERY English, Alpha Hi-Y. On Bali Hai he would concentrate on forgetting everything he'd learned. OLIVE REEVES FOSTER French, World History, Con- tests. She'd stay three months on Bali Hai and then come home. JOHN GODFREY Economics, Typing, Football. On Bali Hai he would look for a quarterback. I5