Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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F OW DOORWAYS CF COMMUNITY uv ir-4 -4YL 5U ' f 'L ,,,.. ,fm .,: Ffh MQ! k in W 1. YQ Scenes like this may be viewed from glass doors of new Yacht Club - popular dinner site for prom goers. Eyeing prospective formal tor Senior Ball, three students peer into window ot Kay Walton's Dress Shoppe. Toothaches or broken bones, BHS students ioin townspeople to keep doors to beautiful Medical-Dental Center constantly opening and closing. Community banks welcome student savings accounts but frcwn somehow on too many student loans.

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KEYS TO OPEN DOORS OF KNOWLEDGE l l i Bellinghoms churches fulfill personal needs that public schools cannot meet. Research projects keep students busy offer hours. B l Q. ' 'When school library closes, City Library doors swing continuolly os BHS students work on vorious projects or enjoy the pleasure of reading for fun. Three

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AGENCIES KEPT BUSY ..-s, A U... Serving community in many capacities, YMCA is selling for high school club meetings, swim meets, siudenf dances and sports activities. Doors are always open to anyone who wants friendship, Bellingham City Hall is one of the most scenic buildings and grounds in the city. From Chief-of-Police to local iudges, legal facilities are readily available to anyone in need of help. Five