Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Pleasant lady whose iob is never done . . . assists anyone who asks . . . attends to everything from soap to flowers . . . matron, MRS. KATHERINE RAPER . Mrs. Raper i Important man around school . . . wielding largest broom . . . known primarily in light bulb department custodian . . . MR. HOGAN BREHM. Beach Combers Decked in white . . . uncler supervision of Mrs. Mc- Alertness and cleanliness two qualifications for such Williams. We try to please most of the people all the work . . , VVhere's your hairnet? a familiar bellow time, remarked Mrs. McWilliams . . . CAFETERIA STAFF. among the workers . . . CAFETERIA CREW. CAFETERIA CREW Back: Peterson, Greenhalgh, Hayes, Gerard, Oberg, Sholandar, Frost McClle-lan. Middle: Hanson, Vail, Gamble, St. Clair, Jones, Thorsen, Eastirbrook, CAFETERIA STAFF Front: Bob Schermerhorn, Williams, Compton, Barbara Schermerhorn Mrs. Gilbert, Mrs. Harvey, Mrs. McWilliams, Mrs. Meyer, Mrs. Clouda Daytcn, VViltse, Hernandis. , :i l 4 A ., ...,.,.. : I ' ' 19

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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

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SURF HITTI History warm with memories . . . class presidents, Sunitsch, Gettles, Lappenbusch . . . Executive board talent, Cole, Van Loock, Lappenbusch, Jukes, Greenwalt, Carpenter . . . Emilie Hall explosive three-year yell leader . . , sophomore year of Thrills . . . Raiders tourth at State . . . employed dunking stool to raise tunds tor Some Enchanted Evening, iunior prom . . . basket- ball queen's crown captured by Maggie Larson as iunior Dick Warner director of two class assemblies . . . Carr, Padovan, Van Loock yell yeaders for two years . . . ever-smiling Georgie Lee accepts DAR Good Citizenship Big chiet of upper class clan . . . turns trog-man in winter to collect swimming letter . . . named to All-State grid squad . . . Raider club . . . Executive board as iunior . . . sweater sports pin ot Beta . . . Valentine dependability award . . . CHUCK LAPPENBUSCH. G THE BEACH award . . . Lappenbusch, Ramsay,-grid stars-named to All-State . . . Walton, Shields share lead two consecutive years in Vagabond King, Rose Marie . . . strains ot Wedding March tor Crook, Hayes in senior play- Father ot the Bride . . . Bud Bloch captures basketball scoring, rebounding titles . . . Jaycee plays- Four-Poster, Stalag l7, Velvet Glove -finance all-night graduation trolic . . . final rush of details . . . tests, meetings, de- cisions . . . last waltz at the prom . . . Pomp and Circum- stance tills the auditorium . . . lost in darkness as June 7 sunset tades over Bali Ha'i . . . CLASS OF '55. Etticiency evident at upperclass meetings . . . lends wel- come boost to assembly, prom . . . trequently dons recl and white for Pep club or band . . . well-known tor spectacular lighted-baton routines . . . senior secretary . . . JANET MARTINEN. Summons ability tor Alpha . . . co-star ot morning announcements . . . smooth and sophisticated as villain in Rose Marie . . . blend ot ready wit and quiet solemnity ., . .acquires enviable tan skimming Shuksan's slopes . . . senior vice president . . . KEITH COUNTRYMAN. Lappenbusch, Countryman, Martinen 20