Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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M EV W, Qld , V .9 WW- K f-'iw 5,321 fig B' A be 1 it , X iff V . . -, J, ,,, I ,V we it I me Q , L ra Q ' Xl eb Scggsw The BH Raider Band Majorettes: Thelma Vidito, Joni DeFries, Linda Bannerman, Drum Majors: Barry Buchanan, lra Uhrig. lst row: Steve Brown, Ron Trentman, Keith Olson, Sheree Nelson, Linda Vanderyacht, Janet Hedman, Cindy Bargvvell, Mary Ann Crape, julie Aughe, Sherry Stuart, Kay Martin, Margaret Erickson, Shawn Downie, Lori Lind, Carmen Frayseth, Janna Farwell, Jan Hulford, Dawne Gardisky, Lori Suggs, Patty Barten, Debbie Bliesner, Bette Brooks, Znd row: Doug Barber, Pat Eastman, Bill Creek, Rick Takashima, Jan McDonald, Julie Day, Teresa Lynch, Mary Jo Hemminger, Janet McLeod, Gena Badgley, Debbie McMurry, Cindy Wold, Lavonne Young, Lynda Strangeland, Teresa Parks, Candy Reed, 3rd row: John Rogstad, Dave Kohler, Mark Wolken, Lane Valum, Linda Taylor, Linda Cole, Renee Chapman, Suzanne Olsen, Lisa Olsen, Jenny Roberts, Vicki Whipple, Shirley Smith, Judy Glad, 4th row: Brian Huntley, Richard Diersing, Mitch Wells, Jim Baird, Bill Hoggarth, Doug Bauers, Dan Sernesky, John Burley, Dennis Farrington, Rex Ely, Monte Rolls, Lloyd Visbeek, Ryan Taylor, Craig Hofman, Bob Danielson, Sth row: Lou Parberry, Greg Phillips, Nick Gustafson, Doug Lows, Greg Pitsch, Ron Kohler, Karl Swope, Ken Thompson, Ron Knowlton, Marty Mitchell, Gary Gilfilen, Chris Bryan, Kelly Fullner, Steve Miller, 6th row: Arnie Blair, Tom Clark, Jon Fischer, Mark Anthony, Mike Kirby, Rick Peterson, Allan Pack.

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For 36 ye-ars BHS has attcmptccl to do a show that audit-nccs would find c-njoyablv and c-ntcrtaining and for 36 ye-ars they have succcvclt-rl bvautifully. Our 37th What-A-Sho was no exception. Thr- ycar 72 brought witches, goblins, and magic spvlls to thc stagc- of BHS. This year's VVhat-A-Sho had thc appropriate title of The Hour of lVliclnight and was sprinklvd with witches' strikes, mad scicntist, various assortmcnts of goons and ghoulivs and, of coursv, our What-A-Sho royalty. For all thi- good things about this year's What-A-Sho, thc best one was that it was the first show wha-rc tha- cast got to Hboon tht- audit-nce.

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'Nr e B I-P LM f up J f-J When people hear the words Raider Band they immediately brighten and say, l've heard them, they're the best band in town. What most people don't realize is that, not only is our band the best in town, but probably the best in the Northwest. Among their many trophies stands the impressive boast of taking the PNE trophy Z1 consecutive times, taking first place in Hawaii, bringing cheers from crowds in Blossomtime, and representing our school like the professionals they are. With Mr. Pauley guiding them and high stepping majorettes to add flare, our band cannot be considered anything but Big Time , because that's what they really are.