Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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DOOR OF FAME OPEN FOR MR. JEWELL The hair may be faded, but not that smile! Showing the same sense of humor and keen wit that were his trademark thirty years ago, Mr. Earle Jewell, head of mathematics at BHS, holds the loving respect of students and fellow faculty members. Father of five children and grandfather of nine others, a professional teacher in all respects, Mr. Jewell still finds time for his sports. Never losing the profes- sional touch, he has bowled a total of 7OO for three consecutive games, quali- fying his membership in the select 7OO Club, and he operates his own reef-net- ting boat aff Lummi Island. Remembered with a smile by literally thousands of townspeople, Mr. Jewell has led his basketball teams to state fi- nal first place playoffs, has coached the BHS track teams, and today ranks tirst in seniority, having taught math at BHS ever since the school was built 26 years ago. Because of all these accomplishments, but mainly because you are YOU, we, the Shuksan Staff of '63, are proud to dedicate our yearbook to you-lvlr. Earle Jewell. Eight Twenty years makes little difference to Mr. Personality Plus! Concentration, in bowling as in teaching, pays big dividends. At the other end of this alley? A,Strike!

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ROVIDE RELAXATION FOR BUSY STUDENTS Sheltered BHS student section waits for return of students during half-time activities. New civic stadium provides comfort for capacity crowds. l Mt. Baker theater has long been a landmark of Bellngham as well as c meeting place for students, Top shows are available at all times. One of BeIIingham's favorite drive-ins, Bunk's features hamburgers and molts that students can't resist. S even

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rw A IVF . Af2'g'JjHg5..,.,., md 9 . CU-' mffl STREET Superintendent Gordon Carter irighti and Assist- ant Superintendent Harlan Jackson Ilefti. Gordon Carter, long active in school and community affairs, and past president of the Associated School Systems of the United States, maintains personal Contact with every teacher in district. Working with l-larlan Jackson and local school board, such projects as lay- reader program, complete guid- ance and counseling services, plus an outstanding special services pro- gram have made Bellingham School District 5OI a noted and respected one. Board of Education Dau las Blair Mrs. Ed ar Ma I-lol Arn Q , Q y, oson, Dr. James Mason, Rev, Grant Whipple. DISTRICT PCLICY GUIDES FACULTY STUDENTS AND PUBLIC Pictured below are the four officers of the Bl-IS P are n t- Teacher Association, Treasurer lvlrs. Cecil Otley, President James Larson, Secretary Mrs. James Bradley, and Vice-President Aaron Marla- ham. Awarding scholarships, improving teacher-parent relationships th r o u gh Back-t'o-School night and other activi- ties, and helping finance the Junior and Senior Proms, the local P.T.A. is an active and respected group. Nine