Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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V li ie, mln? E l L L-'.,Lg l . l up fy SNOXV ICM icnv SC1ltlNl.tt1lll'IR THE OFFICE FORCE lt is through the accomodation ot' Mrs. Geraldine Snow, the ot'- live secretary, and her patience with the students'that ottiee records are made availahle. Information is always given cheerfully and helpfully. Mrs. Snow is a friend ot' every student of VVll2llC0lllQ a true and inipartial C0ll1p1lHl0l1Q an enthusiastic worker, always anxious to please. Mr. Harry Iiinery, the vice-principal, has solved the school problem ot' circulating school text hooks. He is a loyal supporter: a helpful administratorg always willing to aid in student aIl'airs. Miss Margaret Schumacher, the librarian, has in addition this year had charge ol' attendance. The sehool's source of revenue is through the attendance record, making the position that she lills so chcerl'ully and elliciently a very responsilrlc task. Ten

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V W J DIEHL IDDINS LAUBE WILSON WIEDMAN MILTON PRATT THE BOARD OF EDUCATION To the members ol' the lioard ol' Education for their untiring and etlicient work, VVhatconi expresses her sincere gratitude. Reverend .lanies M. XVilson who is President ol' the Board has served as such since 1924. Mr. VVilson has given inuch ol' his time to us and has done il hoth cheerfully and well. Behind Mr. George A. Milton stands a vvonderful record ot' civic service. Mr. Milton was a director ol' the Fairhaven district before the consolidation with the town ol' XVl1tlll'Oll1, later Belling- ham. He then llCl'1lll10 a lllCIllll6I' ol' the lirst consolidated hoard in 1904 and has served since that tinie. XVc congratulate ourselves on having such a pulilic spirited man among us. Mr. Fred Lauhe has heen on the hoard since 1924, and this position has been well filled by hiln. Mr. C. M. lddins is serving his second year, having heen elect- ed in 1925, while Mr. Hugh Diehl has heen a nienilier since 19215. These men, all in the true spirit ol' service, receive no personal compensation, and care only for our welfare educationally. As ex-officio nienihers of the hoard, Mr. D. IE. Vvitftilllllll, Sup- erintendent of the City Schools, and Mr. VVill D. Pratt, Business Secretary, help make XVl12IlCOIIl rank as a worthy institution ol' learning. Nine at

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