Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Ten SECOND HIGH SCHOOL LOOIVIS IN FUTURE A friendly smile that belies the steel firm- ness inherent in BHS's vice-principal is extended to student and teacher alike. Principal and vice-principal work as a team - a winning team with many bat- tles to their credit. Vice Prmc pal Robert Frazier t Principal Lester Feldman Lester Feldmann prmcrpal coordinates various departments with calm sure skill Expanding enrollment presents challeng ing problems this year as 200 additional students swell already crowded buildings.

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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

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KEY PERSONNEL OPEN MANY LOCKS Business Manager, Miss Jan Lockhart, Nurse, Mrs. Dorothy Brown, Attendance Clerk, Mrs. Vera Auguston. From student body fees to actual invest- ing ot student body fund, Miss Lockhart is busily embroiled in money, account- ing procedures, and bank activities. Cut hands, bloody noses, colds, flu - you name it and one of the l76O BHS students has it. Busy nurse, Mrs. Brown still finds time for Future Nurses of Amer- ica. Hookey players are convinced that at- tendance clerk Mrs. Auguston is equipped with a crystal ball. Strict control on at- tendance is maintained, yet on a friend- ly basis. Through these portals pass the most beautiful tbaoksl in the world, is an old adage that still fits our school library. Efficient librarians maintain quiet retreat for students doing research or just read- ing for the enjoyment of it. Filling the important position of Dean of Students, Mr. Howard Jones acts as dis- ciplinarian, friend to students in need of one, and general coordinator of all student activities. An ex-coach and ci past attendance clerk enables witty, vig- orous Dean to track down culprits be- i i l l l Mr, Howard Jones, popular Dean of Students hind any doors. Head Librarian, Miss Dee Stewart. Assistant Librarian, Mrs. Robert Moblo. Eleven