Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Five yeors o mosf copoble ond efficient executive . . , pillor of Bl-l.S.'s educorion sysfern . . . core- fully guides ocfivify frends . . . ocfs os personol counselor for mony sfudenfs . . . groduofes vvill never forgef his onnuol school policyw speech . . . on fomilior roofer of oll sporfs dcfivifies . . , our Principal . . . Mr. Lester Feldmann. CAielljG 7-'oresf Concerned vvifh Bellinghorn Highs future shovvs deep inreresf in The enfire sfudenf body vofed To berfermenf of our school friendly louf firm . . . sfonds by sludenfs ond sincere in oll yvxlcslzulilzgtr cornrnifmenfs . . . smiles ond considers life o divine pleosure . . . our Vice Principcl Mr Roberf Frazier.

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Heads our eTTicienT-running school sysTem . . . supervises hiring of Teachers . . . informs parenTs of school acTiviTies and problems . . . supporTs all proiecTs ThaT will beneTiT The olisTricT, TaculTy, and sTualenTs . . . energeTic anal ThoughTTul . . . Super- inTenalenT oT Bellingham's Public Schools . . . Mr. Gordon Carter. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS Mr. Gordon Carfer BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mrs, Edgar May, Mr. Douglas Blair, Rev. Grant Whipple. Standing: Mr. Hal Arnasan, Jr., Dr. James Mason. lnTerviews prospecTive Teachers . . . helps figure school buclgeT . . . olirecTor of secondary curricu- lum . . . pasT principal of Bellingham High School . . . known Tor his ever-presenf, warm smile . . . hard-working assisTanT uncler Mr. CarTer . . . As- sisTanT SuperinTenolenT of Bellingham's Public Schools ASST. SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS . . . Mr. Harlan Jackson. Mr. Harlan Jackson P.-T.A. EXECUTIVE BOARD Mrs. Mary DuppenThaler, SecreTaryg Mrs. Margaret Nelson, President Mrs. Frances Garmo, Vice-President Mr. Aaron Markham, Treasurer.

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ln i937 shorTly ofTer The norThvvesT vvinds foinned The fires vvhich reduced Foirhciven High School To glowing embers, Bellinghcim gove birTh To Belling- hom High School . . . fEl,000,000 vvorfh of more-riols cind Worker's Progress Adminisfrofion depression lobor come ouT of The bounfiful Norfhvvesf To build This novv TWenTy-five yeor old edifice . . . posf fooTsTeps ore echoing Through The holls . . . hong- ing in The moin holl is ci ploque honoring over seventy Bellinghom grciduores who gove Their lives so ThoT we mciy Treod in Their fooTsTeps Todciy. Three of The Teochers vvho Toiughf These young people Tvvenfy-five yeors ogo ore sTill serving l3.l-l.S. Todciy. . . . on This silver onniversciry Tvvo of Them ore reTiring, Miss Ivlcie Dennis ond lvliss Clorifo Moore . . . lvlr. Eoirle .levvell remoins oble heod of The lvlofhemofics Depf .... in The fcice of Todoy's vvorld crises mciy Bellinghom l-ligh School endure To celebrofe ifs fifTieTh onniversory. Qyffaifs anal MISS MAE DENNIS Becouse of her monv services ond inspirofions To boTh sTudenTs ond fellow foculTy members . . . os o devofed mc1ThemoTics Teoicher . . . Torch Club Advisor . . . for her mony yeors of service To Bellinghom l-ligh, conTinued encourc1gemenT To all . . . for her cheerful smile . . . Miss Mcle Dennis will never be forgoTTen. MISS CLARITA MOORE Devofed To her vvork in The biologiccil field . , , never vvill The episode of her homemoide ocfopus soup be forgoTTen nor The focT Thof she conducied experimenfs vviTh live onimols during closs . . . disecTing of vorious onimols ond plonfs . . . The Thoughf of 'Miss Clariicl Moore vvill rernoin in The heorfs of mony.