Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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PAULEY, RALPH-Lake Samish, Band, Music Theory, Boys' Chorus, Swing Kings, Sul Ross College. PETRY, MATHILDA-Buchart Gardens, Ticket Sales, Shorthand, Typing, Western Washington State College, PHILPOTT, THOMAS-Deception Pass, Senior Class Coun- selor, Math Analysis, Algebra, Western Washington State College. POOLEON, MICHAEL-Copper Lake, Wash., History, Delta l-li-Y Advisor, University of California. ROSI, JANE-Mt. Baker, Physical Education, Pep and Cheerleader Advisor, Western Washington State College. SAFSTEN, ROBERT--Mt. Baker, History, Beta l-li-Y, Brigham Young. SANDELL FLOYD-Skagit Valley, Agriculture, Future Farmers of America, Washington State University, SCHINSKE, HELENA-Coastal region of Peninsula, English, Latin, Gustavus Adolphus., SHAGREN, MARGARET--Mt. Shuksan, French, French Club Advisor, Lniversity of Washington. STEELE, HELEN-Mt. St. l-lelen's, English, Make-up Crew Ad- visor, University of Washington. STEPHAN, LARRY-Chuckanut Drive, World Problems, P.E., Raider Club, Basketball Coach, Assistant Baseball Coach, Western Washington State College. STOCKER, HELEN-San Juan Islands, l-lomemaking, University of Washington. STOTTLEBOWER, JOSEPH-Victoria, English, University of Michigan, STRAND, ELIZABETH-Deception Pass, P.E., B Club, Bowling Club, Girls' Athletics, University of Wash- ington. THOMPSON, DOUGLAS-Mt, Baker, World Problems, United States History, Gamma l-li-Y, Sophomore Football Coach, Weste n Washington State College. THRELKELD, MARGARET-Fossil Bay on Sucia lsland, Spanish, Spanish Club Advisor, Union College. VALUM, ROLF-Sucia lsiand, Math 5 , Math Analy- sis, Algebra, Western Washington State College. VAN ZANTEN, GERALDINE - Chuckanut Drive, French, English, Y-Teens Advisor, Western Wash- ington State College, WALTON, MALCOLM-Mt. Baker, Typing, Bookkeep- ing, Soph. Football and Baseball Coach, Varsity Baseball ll-lead Coachl, Central State College, Cookingclasses learn how to plan nutricious menus . . . good cooking methods . . . sew- ing classes are taught lashion co- ordination . . . good sewing tech- niques . . . each student has a home project in the Home - Making Department.

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Speed reading courses ottered in many classes . . . basic grammar relearned and remembered . . . pow- ertul vocabulary words learned . . . pre - college co urse available tor seniors . . . American, English, and World literature studied . . . English Department. GUNDERSON, ALBERT-Winchester Lookout rn Mt. Rainier National Park, Speech, Drama, Skill Craft, Director of Drama, Advisor to graduation speech, Western Washington State College University of Washington. HAGON, EMILE-Post Point in Puget Sound, United States History, Projection Squad Advisorg Univer- sity of Washington. HOLZER, KATHLEENvNaches Pass, English, Ushers Club Advisor, University of Manitoba, '4 1'l 'Bmw ff fe sw Secretarial training . , , typing . . . bookkeeping , . . the scravvls ot Gregg . . . ledgers and comptometers throwing carriages . . , writing business letters . . . speed test . . . all these classes require speed, accur- acy, and neatriess . . . Commercial Department. L ,rf is V i XL47, I. xx y 'Yr 1.5 5 Q95 E Ying' it FQ , lp ,, .-P y 'V'!,iT! fx Seuerztewz

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HV 'Nur ,if GONZALVES, DOROTHY-Yosemite National PGTKQ Spanish, University of Granada iSpainJ. YONLICK, GEORGE-Sun Lakes State Park, Driver Training, Driver Education, Key Club, Wrestling Team Advisor, Western Washington State College. WHITE, CONNIE-Cascades and Mt. Baker on a clear day, English, Western Washington State College. Music, music, music . . . bands, or- chestra, and choruses . . . provides talent and directors for the What-A- Sho and operetta . . . helps students develop musical talent . . . plays an important part in Bellingham High's activities . . . the Music Depart- ment. S f . Not Pictured GRIFFIN, MICHAEL-English, LIVERITTE, RUDY-English. LIVERITTE, SUZANNA-Spanish. 'QTFIV tw-dr' 3 'U-im.-a-, Q ,,.,-.-v Sprechen sie Deutsch ou parlez-vous Francais . . . students learn the gram- mar songs and customs of France, Germany, Spain, and Rome . . . new conversation booths encourage cor- rect pronunciation . . . foreign lan- guages are becoming a common sub- ject . . . Languages Department N meteen