Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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Studious Students Gathered Together Honor Society started out the year with a highly successful tag sale. Their officers for the year Were: President Robin Jo- x nasson, Vice-President John Unger, and Secretary-Treasurer X- Jane DeNeui. During October, Honor Society held a Hallow- een party which was enjoyed by all. Honor Society did their part by helping out with the Christmas Food Drive. The advi- sors for Honor Society this year were Mr. Watts and Mr. Burr. This year's Honor Society also continued in a tutoring 't program for fellow students. Way To Go, Students! F v f l: Greg Friend watched the photographer during a meeting. 2: Honor Society member Pam Wiebe pinned a spirit tag on a student as President Robin Jonasson looked on. 3: lt's either a World War I Flying Acc, or the Vice-President of Honor Society John Unger. 4: Interested members during an Honor Society meeting. 5: Now, where are my blasted sheep? mut- tered Little Bo Peep, alias Janis Archer. , 1, ia J Q t 5 so , t P Q.. A T - . ' , ig 1 ,, has , J ' if if ? 1 f I . r 6 Q, - , ,gag I it :ii Row 1: David Jones, Eileen Sauer, Pam Wiebe, Lyonie Caron, Jim Clendenen. Row 2: Debbie Dralle, Penny Papasotiriou, Lisa Carl- sson. Row 3: Larry Baumgartner, Todd Sameulson, Kathy Burgraff, Marcie Huson, Steve Pitcher, Karin Jones, Pamela Funk, Mark Bauthues, Greg Friend, Jay Baunach. Row 4: Jane DeNeui, Robin Jonasson, John Unger. Missing: Janis Archer, Beverly Storms, Greg Crabtree, Laura Olsen, Son Tran, Paul Johnson, Tricia Mitchell and Tammy Tomlinson, 28

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J Vx9V'l!,1'-. ' it m 1' A ,., 4 Tuesday Swim Helpers Worked With Kids fvgswlff :S 2 .4,,,,,.: -QQ' Q X Q-,.., xii J' lizwibaj' 44.113 B.H.S. Tuesday Y Swim Helpers were volunteers who went to the YMCA every Tuesday dur- ing 2nd and 3rd pe- riod to help teach retarded children how to swim. They worked on a one-to- one basis with the children and watched as each child progressed in ability. Row li Nita Allen, Laura Gulick, Kara Emerson. Row 2: Craig O'Mallcy, Brian Hicks, Ed Rainbolt, Joe Faupel, James Fieser, Robert Martinscn. Row 3: Advisor Mr. Craig. 1: Nita Allen posed for a 'quick take' as she took a break. 2: Laura Gulick really smiled for this photograph, taken at the YMCA where she was helping retarded children swim. 3: Laura Gul- ick cleaned the pool after the volunteers had completed an- other lesson in swimming. 4: Robert Martinsen stood, una- ware that he was on 'candid camera'.

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i , 5 'we-M 2+-+.... Roxy 1 Sttphanic Jinsen Shari Swanson I isa Rosch Wendy Whitehead, Diane Dixon, Kathy Allen, Diane Payne, Sandy Miles, Laurie Fl idd Roxy 7 Susxn Binschus Terri H in In Iaura Thomas, Karen Kane, Lynda Brand, Susie Ilvanakis, Janis Harnden, Traci Williams, -Xmy X xrmr Pittx Andrews Row S Timl McHugh Rita Hill, Mary Warren, Lynda Hinton, Dawn Wagner, Kathy Valentine, Danae Smith N lIillL llyanakis Heltn I zllis lx xrtn Rubenack. Row 4: Jody Mallahan, Susan Miehealson, Sally Whitehead, Shari Faulkner, 1: Odaci officers: Secretary Shari Swanson, President Dawn Wagner, and Vice-Presi- dent Lynda Hinton. 2: Odaei Treasurer Cara Trotto stood by our Christmas Tree in the main hall. 3: Odaci Advisor Mrs. Kay Thompson served cake to Ms. Alice Pohlman. 4: Three Odaci members, Jody Mallahan, Rita Hill, and Amy Varner stopped to talk at the grub tolo. May I Serve You? Odaci is an Indian word mean- ing friendship, and if anything, our Odaci club was friendly. The club was responsible for the planning and decorating of the BHS grub tolo and formal tolo, and they also organized the Se- niors' Mother Tea in the spring. 7? 29