Bellingham High School - Shuksan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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We Sang A Broadway Medley The Choir started off with many new individuals this year. Since they were so new it took them a while to get going. Due to their individual efforts and group efforts, the Choir was successful. They were led by their president Ed Nowakowski and vice president Tim Dickerson. Their secretary and trea- surer were Tammy Locke and Lori McMurry. They also had a boy and agirlrep from each class. The Senior class reps were Tavo Leyva and Susan Hanson. Vince Hammer and Debbie Weyh were Junior reps. The Sophomore reps were Darryl Hammer and Heidi Runestrand. To raise money, the Choir sold calendars at the beginning of the school year and raised over $2000.00 for their group. They also sold Christmas ornaments during, you guessed it, Christmas time. The quan- tity sold by each individual earned them a gift from the com- pany. Front Row: Lori Hanson, Michelle Briggs, Tina Winsauer, Tami Grunhurd, Cora Northey, Pam Deer, Lisa Edwards, Kari Grant, Lori McMurry, Frances Sweet, Lisa Bednarz, Debbie Johansen, and Becky Hudson. Row 2: Terri Clemenson, Heather Geer, Gwen Godsey, Maria Jenkins, Debbie Weyh, Jane Wheeler, Kim Cochran, Kris Southam, Suzi Carlson, Tracey Cascon, Kerri Damon, Erin Dixon, and Lianne Gray. Row 3: Kelly Hunter, Brenda Law- rence, Susan Hanson, Shelly Nicholls, Dana Anderson, Kathy Jacobson, Gayleen Blankers, Heidi Runestrand, Pete Hovenier, and Tricia Smith. Row 4: Michelle Stewart, Gary Soderquist, Lori Robinson, Ray Peterson, Tim Dvorchek, Joe Mondares, Scott Jansen, DeeDee Kalligis, and Gerald Hillaire. Row 5: Ed Nowakowski, Andy McAffee, Jeff Putnam, Jim Hawkins, Jill lles, Tammy Locke, Vince Hammer, Tony Kurtz, Kevin Heath, Hans Weiss, Erik Erholm-Park, and Tim Dickerson. Row 6: Tom Roe, Dean Fenton, Adam Rothenbuhler, Mark Hammette, Eric Melland, Steve Dahl, John Betzsold, Rod Soderquist, Mike Alvis, and Bruce Kussman. Missing: Melanie Deaton, Vince Frazier, Tony Coreene, Darryl Hammer, Fred LaFreniere, Tavo Leyva, Rachelle Martinson, Kelly Sherfey, Russ Van Zanten, and Susie Zarate. 14: 1: Dana Anderson and Michelle Briggs tried to sight read the music. 2: Erin Dixon was joyous when she finally got it right. 15: 1: Maria Jenkins laughed at Debbie Weyh when she accidentally hit the wrong note. 2: Jane Wheeler went to Mr. Sliger for help on the new music. 3: Pete Hovenier and Darryl Hammer listened intently to Mr. Sliger’s instructions. 14 Choir

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The House Represented Students Well The House of Representatives was the second of the three branches of the BHS student government. The main job of the House of Representatives was to respond to the students’ requests and complaints. They did this by setting up committees and relaying the ideas to the Senate. One committee that was set up was for the United Way, which proved to be very successful. In addition to this, they organized the annual food drive. Not only did the House of Representatives respond to the student ideas, but they also planned the Christmas and Valentines Assemblies. The House of Representatives worked with each other and the Senate to represent the individual ideas of the students at BHS. hex AN Front Row: Jenny Riseland, Ericka Bakkom, Ann Trinh, Tara Reed, Tara Fleetwood, Becky Woulf, and Jill Bredman. Row 2: Cari Hayes, Alfred Roman, Hector Valadez, Liz Pitsch, Lana Wright, Melissa Simpson, Alison Parakh, Denise Martin, Alaina Mehus, and Kelli Rawley. Row 3: Tim Benson, Gene Hogan, Chris Rhea, Shawn Hall, Aaron Kombol, Darrell Clough, Rusty Walrod, Kerri Damon, Mike Ziels, An- drea Fitzgerald, Heather Freeman, and Kim Cochrane. Row 4: Kelli O’Brien, Suzi Crockett, Joe Cleary, Tom Roe, Ron King, Jenny Deger, and Chris Scrimsher. Missing: Joe Bailey, Ran- dy Bourland, Jill Brown, JoAnn Burford, Suzi Carlson, Kelli Carson, Steve Duppenthaler, Tracy Goheen, Lori Heggem, Portia Johnson, Nicole Kickhafer, Janis Kuiken, Lori Mathews, Suzie McHugh, and Ann Pitts. 13: 1:Chris Rhea thought of ideas to relay to th e Senate. 2: In the House of Representa- tives everyone participated in the deciding vote. 3: Melissa Simpson concentrated deep- ly. 4: Mr. Johnson advised Gene Hogan on what to do with the United Way committee. 5: Andrea Fitzgerald raised her hand to tell an- other one of her brilliant ideas while Denise Martin paid close attention. House of Reps 13

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