Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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FUR THEM 0 BAU HA 'I Also leaving are Miss Dickey, girls' P.E., who is moving south to Tucson, Arizona, a Thousand miles nearer Texas, and Mr. Garrett, mechanical drawing, on leave this year, who has resigned to go into business at Manson, Washington. CLARITA MOORE MRS. DOROTHY E. 3 PETERSON 3 Guidance, Junior Saint Luke's Assistance Leogue. On Bali Hai she would do absolutely nothing at all. Biology, Biology Club. On Bali Hai, she would roam the shores to see the sea life. JOHN R. MOORE Music, Operetta. On Bali Hai he would lie under a tree and sleep, sleep, sleep. MRS. LENORE NICHOLS Guidance, Mathematics, Merits. On Bali Hai, she would sit in the sun. ROD O'CONNOR Woodwork, Stage Props. On Bali Hai, he would iust look. MARY AGNES PERRY English, Publicity. She would write a novel on Bali Hai. 4 ff 'Q' News ...A .so is s X 2 ':- .. 5 ' Q-:YS ses FLOYD M. SANDELL Agriculture, Future Far- mers of America. He stands on his constitu- tional right not to tell what he'd do on Bali Hai. H EY? gg GERTRUDE SCOTT Guidance, Mathematics, Beacon Ad Staff. On Bali Hai, she would dance by the light of the moon. 'Sc FLORENCE C. SMITH Social Studies, Shuksan Business Staff. On Bali Hai she would iust sit. RAYMOND S. SMITH Smith-Hughes Auto Shop, Beta Hi-Y, On Bali Hai he would build cars out of cocoanuts. MRS. TRULA SMITH Clothing, Y-Teens. On Bali Hai she would im- prove the fit of sarongs. DEE STEWART Library, Library Staff. She would applv at the local library on Bali Hai. JOE STOTTLEBOWER English, Journalism, Bea- con Editorial Staff. On Bali Hai he would pub- lish the Bali Hai Bally- hoo. IRMA TARKOFF Socialogy, Service Club. On Bali Hai she would weave a big hat to keep oft South Sea freckles. MRS. MATHILDA PETRY Commercial, Junior Class Adviser. On Bali Hai she would watch a tropical sunrise. MRS. MARGARET E. THRELKELD Spanish, Spanish Club. She would sit under a palm and rest on Bali Hai. JOHN WARDEN B Band. He'd teach his hand to play Honey Bun on Bali Hai.

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MARGARET GRAY Speech, Drama, Produc- tions. On Bali Hai, she would sit and not even think. E. ALFRED HAGON U.S. History, Solicitations. On Bali Hai he would hasten to return to 330 Bayside. BRUCE C. HARDING American History, Junior Class Advisor. He'd like to build sand castles on Bali Hai. J. W. HAYS Machine Shop, Lockers. On Bali Hai, he would drink cocoanut milk and eat bananas. FOREST C. HOLLAND Farm Shop, Future Far- mers of America. On Bali Hai he would hibernate in the quietest corner with his best fishing gear. MRS. KAY HOLZER English, Senior Class. She would relax on Bali Hai. EARLE D. JEWELL Bookkeeping, Mathema- tics. He wants to know where Bali Hai is before he commits himself. U REPDRT CARD WDRRIES bookroom, photographer, musician, flower-grower, advisor of various boys' clubs, announced his retire- ment too late for a special page, but we can wish him the happiest of leisure moments. RUDY JOHNSON Family Living, Key Club. On Bali Hai, he would hire native baby sitters for his four children. HOWARD JONES Physical Education. On Bali Hai he'd teach na- tives to iitterbug. HELEN P. KELLY English, Senior Class. She would make a quick tour of Bali Hai and buy a return ticket to Belling- ham. MARY G. KNIBBS History, Physical Educa- tion, What-A-Sho. She re- fuses to tell what she'd do on Bali Hai. WHITFIELD KRATZ Mechanical drawing, Banking. He would go fishing in the surf at Bali Hai. MRS. VIRGINIA LARSEN Retail Sales and Merchandise Pro- cedures, Ushers Club. On Bali Hai, she would relax in the sun. MRS. ALMEDA LaVELLE Business Training, Office Proiects. On Bali Hai, she would see what's going on. DR. CLIFFORD E LEEDY Band. On Bali Hai he w o u I d try to draft Bloody Mary into his band. NORMA V. MARTIN Latin, Latin Club. On Bali Hai, she would collect material and local color for a novel. BOYD MCCASLIN Mathematics, P h y sic al Education, Varsity Bas- ketball. He'd like to coach basketball at Bali Hai High.

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Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Usitalo Top: Mrs. Christopherson Bottom: Miss Cooke office secretary . USITALO. Knovvn for issuing pink and blue slips . . , tiling excuses . . . that lady with the know it all long reports to state. A nerve-racking iob but I vvouldn't give it up, smiled Mrs. Christopherson attendance clerk, MRS. MARIE CHRISTOPHERSON. Tribal Slave Helping cure not only common ailments but finding, preventing serious diseases, dividing time vvith Fairhaven and Whatcom, A good person to confide in, a vvondertul person to have on hand, comment hollow-eyed students . . . school nurse, HULDAH COOKE. Petite . . . efficient . . . the otticial vvhipcracker . . . kept busy easing Mr. .lackson's burden . . . ansvver- ing endless questions from teachers and students . . . assistant to the principal, MRS. CONNIE WILSON. Maze of clicking keys . . . gum- med-up typevvriters . . . stubby pencils . . . a sharp vvit for anyone vvho treads the halls of BHS . , . MRS. IRENE