Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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y twHATCOn . MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Anna Graham Private Schools. University of Calitornia. Robi:rt L. Damusun. A. B. Kansas State Normal. B. A. Macalester College. Laiha C. Ireland. B. S. How. rd S. Wallace, A. B. B. S. Oregon Agricultural School. University of Washington. Ellensburg State Normal School. Ella M. Anderson. B. A. University of Minnesota. Graduate Work, U. of W. Walter Fisher. LL. B. Nebraska State Normal. University of Washington. Twenty

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(ElaBB flf ' 4 Don Makqvis Leslii: MrsciTT Hahrikti ' Wikdman President Vice-President Secrrlfirii-Trctixurer T tBtortr flf (ElasB of ' 4 A great banker looked Ihouglilf ' uUy at the smoke rings curling from his cigar as he answered the (|uestions of the reporter who sat opposite. Ves, he said, I Ijegan my career in the class of 1924 at What- com High. This class might have seemed lo outsiders as just one of many, hut to me it was the only one, and I was justified in my opinion hy the number of our students who became prominent in school life. Of course we had to be initiated first, and, 1 will say for the Sopho- mores that they made a thorough job of it. However we recovered suf- ficiently to put on a characteristic stunt at the Not-A-Sho. Our youth- ful members dressed up in infants ' clothes and won the hearts of the audience with their nursery songs. At this time we were also initiated into the mysteries of class elections. We chose Everett Morningstar for president, Lily Bow- den, vice-president; Catherine Watts, secretary; and Franklin White, treasurer and representative. Following the custom of the school we sat in the balcony dur- ing assemblies where we furnished great amusement to all speak- ers who never failed to remark upon our green appearance. Of course we had a party. Evelyn Johnson and Helen Lochead whom we had never suspected of pugilistic tendencies entertained us with a liair raising boxing match. We started out well in other activities, too. Max Barlow had a story published in Ihe Kulshan, while Freda Slater and Bus Frank started on their careers of collecting W ' s . Randy Ray- mond came forth from the balcony with great noisiness and speed- ily became school yell leader. Twenty-two