Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 154 of the 1929 volume:

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Table of Contents ADMINISTRATION AND CLASSES ATHLICTI1 ZS S'I'I'l JliN'l' LI'1'l'1RATl7RE Al'1'I'IVI'l'IES STUD ENT LI FIC Qbecfication Cwe honor hini 'who Wiflv his rare professional experience and unique personality has uplzjqed for us the drama 'which he lo Ues--- george Qernard Chichester CEORGE BERNARD CHICHESTER Princi a17s Messa e P 9 THE EXPERIENCES, encountered bg the members of our facultg and students in dealing one with another, have been a great source of enrichment in our lives. Friends acquired in our scholastic and social contact in the building, are of such a true companionship tgpe that theg will al- wags remain the most steadfast we shall ever find. Wvhatcom is the soil of citizenship where- in we sow the seed of dailg training and association one with another. Yve know this soil to be rich because of the develop- ment in our lives. ERNEST YVELLS ERNEST F. YVELLS Principal cgCI,771Z.7ZZ3'1f7'CZfZ.O7Z and Glasses Cffnsscs are snzaff doors gnfo sccrcf cfoscfs. qfljfnffows f7Wag111fy1'11g our horizons v, aff , KUlLS1f+JrANf-+l-L Board of Education Jiqwmxemwh XViedman Mark Iddins Diehl Hawkins Cozier Pratt The Office Emery Snow XVQHS Twelve 1-Q?--WKULSKHANYM Dep urfmenf Heads Thirteen KULSHAN XJ FULIFUSEII KULsHAN2---- Fiituun -6-Li-gee+feiiULsHAN-i-V---+P' Mcltlalion McCoy XX'illianis Associated Student Bodg President ........ PAUL AICAIAHON Vice-President . . . ANNHQMCCOY Secretary ....... M.xl:u.xnr:'1' VV11.1,IAMs Functioning under a representative form ol' government and developing that l'orn1 into the inost economical and dcniocratie school governinent possilnle continues to lie the ainl ol' the Execu- tive Board ol' the Associated Student liody ol' XVll21tC0lll lligh School. The Executive ltoard. is a governing lnody, consisting of two representatives l'roin each class, the A. S. B. President, Vice-Presim dent, Secretary and two faculty adxisors. The funds to carry on the business ol' the Student Body are obtained through sponsoring ol' various activities and iil'0111 the sale ol' the A. S. li. tickets which grant the holder special privi- leges. 'l'he entirq returns ol' the Not-A-Sho go to help eover the defieit incurred by the printing ol' the liulshan, whieh, like the xVll1ltC0lll NV0rld, is under the support ol' the A. S. li. Assemblg Sixteen KULSHANi Execufive Board w SI'.Nl0R REPRI-gs1zNTAT1vEs Reuben Moen Clinton Mclicath George XVoilulcwicz JUNIOR RHPI:I-1sl1:N'1'A'rIvEs Beiiy NV:11ls lola Gruc Sopnumomg Rul'mcsr:NTAT1vias Janet McArthur The-Ona Flick F11 Hsu M A1NT R1a1'n ICSICN 'llxfivlis TOIll111y Bailey Deborah Allose FACULTY ADYISORS Mr. XVil1ia1u Shepherd Mr. Archie Connell Seventeen - --gh-KULSHAN-lHm --4 Yell L6Ud6I'S llolvertson Musser 'l'his year our pep has been greater than ever. Many a time when the game seemed dullest, pep was instilled in everyone through the work of .lack Musser and liolr Robertson. Jack, with his collegiate ideas and determined attitude seemed 'to put that. quality into the yell, while lioh with his snappy turns and twists gathered the quantity. lt was these two leaders, who al the time ol' the Turkey-liay game, organized a rooting squad consisting ot' one hundred uni- formed girls with crimson and white llash cards perl'orming drill work similiar to that done by colleges and universities. ll can he said that .lack and Boll a1'e the most versatile yell leaders XVhaleom has had. We will miss them next year. The Pep Club , ,114 ' 'wviuf-l Iiii iff l K A 2 R . 5 l 5 Y . AJ-X 2 l it .gf ' A 1 Q5 fa 'il .P N L. fx , VK . A , xy , lehfx --ef as Eighteen KULSlHlAN Song Leaders liovegueii Kiluppcnlu-rg McKee Dorothy l1urc? This is an oflcn rcpculcd signal to sing. Mel is uSlllllJllXH, Low is jazzy , and Dot combines lmolh terms in llL'l' snazzy fashion ol' lickling lhe iyories uml lhc ehonics. 'l'hL' sccoml lunvh loilcrcrs lunc llLlI'D10lllCillly urouml ihv piano in thc null all' noon inlo an pow wow loud ol' Remlskin chzmls and songs. Asscmhly singing and close ll2ll'11lOIly hoard lay lhc camp oi' the oppoucnls across lhc waives ol' Luke Spultershy ul QLIIIICS, chills lhuil' hope of viclory inlo ll minus quulily. Volumc and luu'mony, quulily in quanlity is lhc rcsull. Vllllilllli you for your help, Lew, and Mel, and Dol. Af Noon l 1 f 1 ' ' Nineteen KULSHAN ,ll -, fa. 1, 15.4,- .f f f f, X 1,1 M N X .X 4 xf ,. r Q- K. . .A,,, ,W 6 'o 4 Fi -sw.- tl . ..,, ,,,,, f Wm! ffq, 7 gf: gykfm X 'ffl' 22? - , ,xx ,SM w1Q1l4fwf11llIf 1 .n-'I 3, fn- 5 1f ,, W if 2-ijiigfw, -V'f1'gQ'1f, i X, 31ff ' r ' ' , M J i f ' 5 Zh X q y 1+ W x '-' 'PHI-. qw 4 , '. .A mf t . . 'N 1, C i -X Yr, Km. l J! 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Quentin Qtmalilbil AIZHWAA-irGll0llillll 68 l'Idw:u'd il0l'lllS6ll a-59 The Merit System ol' NVlltlll'Olll High School is an method ol recording the pzirlieiputions ol' students in the various zu-livities of the school. The A. S. li. has proportioned the number ol' lnerlls to Clubs. squads, leauus, and committees, in acc'o1'flal1ce with their value and i1nporl:lm'e to XVil3llt'OIll. The entire system during the past srhool year has been under the rliurge ol' Geneva El'llOllll. lialrh student is limited to littt-en merits a semester. At gradua- tion, the ten students holding the highest number ol' merits are awarded merit keys. Geneva Erliolni, as Merit Seeretary,'l1as filled a lliificult and exacting position most eflieiently. Her work has been sincerely appreciated by the student body. Tweuty-ODS 1-ev--A--kUicsHAN: QUICK, Pres. LITTLE, Vice-Pres, SPRINGFORD, Sec. '28 LINDEMAN, Sec. '29 MUIR, Advisor LAUGHLIN, Advisor Senior Class Living up to their reputation ol' being the peppiest, snappiest, and most unusual class ever graduated from VVhatcom High School, the Seniors of '29 have made many landmarks in their career thru the four years ol' high school life. XVhen the mamas and papas, Your ycars ago, administered to innocent faces undue ablutions, and sent their Cherubs to school in their first long pants or brand new dresses, warning them against the dangers and pit-falls of a high school career, little did they suspect that here were the future leaders destined to make fame for their class and their school. ln athletics the class of '29 has set an unusually high standardg in scholarship they have likewise excelled. In school spirit and activities no class can compare with this one. Two ol' their late accomplishments have been starting the ball rolling towards a new gym and putting over the first Campus Day 111 twenty years of WVhatcom history. VVe believe in you, Seniors. Let us see you make as fine a name for yourself in the world as you have in your four years at dear old VVhatcom High! Twenty-two KULSllBllANi Blid-Yeti 1' Grad uu les Donoiu Y ALLYN llot's very lmsy with he-r 4-rayon :md paints now. lint we pri-div! 1-von inure sm-vi-is for ln-r when sho grows np. ESTHI-:R Diimliics ANnicnsoN Pretty of face und sweet of disposi- fillllvllllltml Ancly . Girls' Glev Club 21 May liwbtfx 1-23 Not-A-Shu 2-31 l4i1lSlll0ll Show 253 Girls' Club Uouuvil 23 l5l'1llllZlflC Plnli I'l:1y 41 Fl'imirlship Uommiltve IZ. LUCILIA1 AYIQRS Lon is fl qnii-t worker. ulwnys on tho job. Gizoimia liixiinicixii I+'rvn1-lay is ll fellow' ill whonl WP fm-I In-rfec-tly snfo to place- thc- ntmost 1'0ll'illl'lll'?. Siu-1-1-ss to yon. Fuotluill 3-43 Bziselmll 3-41 Hi-Y Ufli- Cei' ii-43 VV Ululi 3-43 NYM Ulub Ullivci' Ii-43 Class Hzisclmll 1-2-Zig Class Bzlskutlmll l-2-Zig Mzliizigel' Horseshoe 'l'0ui'm1m0i1t fl: Nut-A-Sho 2. Diams lirzliilzri- Ill- is 1l0fl l'lllilll'll, willing, und per- Ysm-u-ringg. QQMI luvk to lpn. llc-A- , VY 'l'nuM,xN BEAN Tru has nitninvd nn enviuhlo vlmr- au-tvristil--tllali of living: likvd. 'l'l'2li'li l-2-4. V1c1'rm: BIIJVVIQLL Viv is nusnrpnssuhle. Only himself could he his equul. Szilutzitoriaii, LOUISE ISRACKNEY 'L0n does not believe in wasting time or words. 'lImt's why we all like her. Not-A-Sho 11 Visiting Committee 2g Service Committe-ei Il. BILL l3n.xnFORn llill's qnivt till yon know him. thvn In-'S an friend worth while. liiitmwml from Svmlro XY0oll1-y High Svliool, 1928. AGNMS l5nixnI,i-:Y Aggie- had u friendly wnrsl and smile for everybody. Visiting Committee lg Friendship Committee 3. Twenty-thr ee KULSHAN ORVILLIE BIIANIFF Yes, 'f01'l ' u closed mouth catches no flies. Football 3-43 Baseball 33 Class Bas- ketball l-2-3-43 Track l-23 XY Ulub 3-43 BIIIIII l-23 OI'cfl1estI':L l. FLUYD BIIIIIIBACK f-Bruin has the gift of sound sleep in any elnss. DOROTH Y CI,I4:ARY Dot looks nice, as-ts nice and is niee. Art Plub l-43 Fashion Show Zig Pep Club 43 IJI'aIIIatic, Club 2-3-43 Junior Play 33 LTSlll-!I S Club 2-3-43 Kulslmii Art Editor 43 Not-A-Sho 223 Tennis q'Ul.ll'llbt- ment, XYIRGINIA CLIIIFQRD A good heart is indeed a credit, Virginia. RICHARD CORNIETT Dick is not afraid to say what he means, nor does he hesitate when he thinks In-'s right. X7liLMA DooLI'rTLI2 '4DIllY is always vivaeious and ready for any sort of fun. Not-A-Sho l-23 May Feta 1-23 In Arcady 33 Tulip Time 4: Suliolzlrsliip Cornmittee 23 Glen-1 Flulr 43 'llulip Com- mittee Il. BIQIITIIA IJUHONSKY Swede may he little, hut she has a large store of energy. IllfUl'lllllli0ll 43 Glee Club 43 Tulip Time -I: May Feta 13 Not-A-Sho 43 Friendship Committee 4. GL.-XDYS DIII1IfI4:N'I'HALIcI: Smiling all the morning, Smiling all the day, Smiling always In her own sweet way. l ALICE EHICKSON ' APN value is in her nature-not in W her size. ' h May lfete 13 Sl'h0li,ll'SlllIl Commillee Z: Glrls Club Council 2-33 Visiting Committee 3-43 Not,-A-Sho 2-3. i l JUNE FIII-INK June had a big smile for everybody. Twenty-four - 1-l,i.l l KULSHAN-ifli l1'ii,xN1:ls lficnimzv Frans is one of those- qnirt, likeable vlinps. N15l.l.1i4: Gifznificx --N4-Il is Silt-nt. Iult A-nrnvst Simple. but sim-1-re. NOIA-Sho 2--13 l,iln':1i'y staff 2-43 Girls' Vluli Cniiiivil 25. Finnicxczic G1I.iflI.i-:N She- is ll 1-lmrniinpg girl: dvnuwrativ, honest. sllvvt-ssflll in wliate-ver she attempts-tlmt's why wi- like '-Flu . H11-41 Vluli l-12-Sl-'lg Hpe-retta 2--lg Not- A-Slm I-23 Girls' Ululn 4'0unL'il Il-43 Swliolznisliip fwiiiiiiittvv 221 Study Hall lwslc Si-4-i'et:iry -ig SllZllllSll lllub 3g In- ioriiuilinn fl. lllI.n.x G1's'1Xws0N ldvvn though shi- is quiet and re- serve-al. lillNSit'u is u dandy girl, and thi- si-lmol will miss lu-r. Pl':.uil. ll.xri.xN l'1-url thinks llllll'll. hut talks little. Nlimivs llni NIUND -'!lurky's hnnornlrle- lllllllf' is of or- vln-Ntrn l'unu'. In-znniaitiu Vlulm 3-21-lg Hi-Y: Band: Ulu-'l'vlI:l Ori-liesiraig Not-A-Sho Jazz ljziiinl 2-41 Patrol Squxiilg lll211l2L5'8l' of NOVA-Sim -i. lil'1l!N.Xllll ll.xNsicN Smilv. Il'iNll , let othvrs 1-nss. XVlI.l,.xnn llinlils Nut wundvrs wllnt is the um' of ull this st-hoolin' nnyhuw. ' lhmtlizill IZ--lg Vlzlss Bnsvlnzlll 2-21: XY Flulv Z2-'lg Uluss 'l'r:u'k 2,311 Nm-A-Sho Slfbl. llmmTHY ll,xz1zI.'l'oN Fingers gifted with innsiv has -'ll0t . and lips that arc- nn-rry with friendliest words. tliw-lil-sI1':i 2-'lg Not-A-Sho l-2-3-43 T4-mils 'l'ni11'i1:uiivnt I-25 llluy F6-te lg Visiting: Voiiiiiiitlwv 23 Sviwice litblllllll- tim- H-lg Girls' Uliilu Cvlllllllfll 41 State lylmig Luiitv:-.1 l. l.lwn,x llicwi'r'r Lee- is no nmri- lnrilliunt than she is swa-A-t whivh is thc- hipghvst vmnpli- lllQ'll1 we 1-un pay lll'l'. Many IM-lv I-2g Ulziss Szlliltzitoriuii 41 Not-AASliu l-23 Girls ijlllll Vuumzil 2-Zi -lg lf'i'ie-mlsliip Vuiiiiiiiltei- lg Visiting Vmxiiiiilte-o lg Sn-lmlnrsliip Foiiixiiittve 2--lg Sui-iul Uoiiiixiittw- IZ--lg Fire Squad 33 Tort-11 Club 41 Honor Roll 45 Yale- dictorian. Twenty-five ioULsi-if-lNl-1:--Z CLi1fifolm HICIQOCK f'Bull'9 is one ot' those likenhle fellows, who is quiet but lms u sense ol' humor that is uncommon. Class Representative 13 Stage Crew 2-43 Fire Squad 33 Key Club 4. 'l'Hicln':s,x IllLL 'l 'rese dxint-es thru days tlmt are mude happy lay her smiling eyes und pleasant wuys. Circulation liiaiiagei' XYhatcom World 43 Information Committee 1-2-33 Social Committee 2-33 Program Committee 3- 43 Not-A-Sho 1-2-Zi--i3 Tulip Squad 1-23 Art Club 33 l'ep Club 3-43 lrraniatic Club 3-43 Fire Squad 3-43 Girls' Club Council 2-32 Christmas Program 33 Uperetta, 43 Glue Club 13 Class Day I'ro,e'ram Committee 4. Finsim FIIRCHKORN ffl?'l'itsy,' worked with pntienee. which menus almost power. ALMA HUNT Sweet, happy, gay, Almn. Not-A-Sho 1-2-3-43 May Fete 13 Secre- tary Freshman Auxiliary 11 Seliolar- sliip Committee 2-33 Frienilsliip Com- mittee 2-43 Cliairinan Friendship Com- mittee 33 Spanish Club 2-3-4: l'1-esident Spanish Club 343 lnlorination Committee 33 Secretary ol' Spanish Club 43 Chair- man Flower Ctlllllllltttbe 23 State Typing' Contest 3. I.oUisic .l1cN1i1Ns 'fFen is just Pollyunnu grown up. President ol' Freshmen Auxilary 1: Ushers' Club 2-Sl--13 l'ep Club 33 Girls' Club Council l-23 Social Committee 33 G. A. A. Cabinet. 2-33 Class Basketball 2. lEnw,nnJ JUKES Ed is one whom we niny expect to hear ot' in the future. Traiiic Squad 1-2-33 Fire Squad 1-2- 3-43 Fire Chiet' 43 Ticket Squad 43 Senior Aim Committee 43 Not-A-Sho 1-2-33 Dramatic Club 3-4. EDYTI-lla Ko1cliN12R 'l'hey ull lnugli thnt win, ffIf1tldie . PAUl.lNl'1 LARKIN Hy the silvery niusie ot' her tlute, Pnl tvill he known. Orchestra l-2-33 Not-A-Sho 1-2-3-43 Glee Club l-23 I'ep Club 3-43 Girls' Club Council 1-23 News Editor lVhat- com iVorld 43 .Social Committee 33 Visiting Coniniittee 13 Program Com- mitteeg Class will Committee 43 Fashion Show 33 COllllllt'lll'Qlll6llt l,l'Ogl'2il'llQ Re- porter Teachers' Institute 43 Vic'e-l'res- ident Freshmen Auxilary 13 Chairman oi' Class Not-A-Sho 2. ILINAII L,nzsoN Don't ery, little 'fL:n's , tlon't ery 'ltlie tulips will bloom bye und bye. Tulip Squad 1-2-21-43 Tulip Squad President 43 Garden Club President 43 Fire Squad 33 Not-A-Sho 1-23 Glee Club 1-23 Patrol Squad 4, Josicrn M,x1i'r1NoI.Ir:H 0h Joe , you would he famous but the wonnen keep you down. Football 2-3-43 Class Football 13 Basketball Il-113 Class Basketball 13 Baseball 3-43 Captain of Baseball Team 43 Class Baseball Captain 1-23 NVD Club 3-43 Senior Class Play 43 Band 1-2Q Fire Squad 2-3-43 Class Track 2. Twenty-six KULSH ANlli-iii IhYMm:n NlixnTiNs1-:N Ile may ln- littlm-. hut ilu-ra-'N nothing small nlnout Ray , Uivlllllllj' U11slz1i1's 3. lllliI,VlN lllCKlCl'l WIA-I has In-on an xmlrvvlons song le-ull:-r, an loyal xYllllIl'0lllif9 und n mem- ber whom this sq-hool is going to llliss. Som.: lleudcr Z2-fl: Yell Duke 3-43 Band l-25 Not-A-Sho 3-4g llrzxmatic Club I-2g Key Ulub 45 Orclie-sll':1 1-25 filet: Ulub 1-21 I'uirol Squad A13 Fire Smluzul 24. Dolus BluS15L1cY Nl- expect QIl'l'Ilf things of you. 'filosn- -lt-Ps som- you do your stutf. Not-A-Sho 13 The Family Upstairs 31 lf'v:1tul'v lfltlitol' ul' lVh:1tcom XYOI'ld 4, HAZ!-:L NIFLLIN ln sinlple lllZllllll'l' ull lu-I' sol-rot lies. for simplicity is fl'i1'llllSllill'N Jrrvutest prinlv. fll,lYlCIi Nr:LsoN Wluvh n isdom ofte-n goes with fvwvest words, Millie . it LOUJSIC 0BIilRLljlf1'NlEll Louise was one- ol' those tulented girls: we know that some dny wwll say. I know hor when- ' l'llltt'l'6'1l from l+'z1il'l1:lVeu High Suhool l502tig llll-0l'Ill2lll0ll S!--lg V611 Vluli 3-41 1lQl'lllilll Club 24-43 Social Uommittee 43 Not-A-Sho 43 llornmzm Ulub 3. Hlcu-:N flVl'1RRlilN Livvs vvvry llny hy her llllflillvllillg' purposv. with u grill-v that is ull her own. Not-A-Sho 23 Hznsvlrall 33 Basketball 25 Cz1i'e-terizi 3-4g 'ilk-'llIllS 2-33 Visiting Committee 23 Junior Decoration Com- mittee 3. XVu.L,xms l'I.UMLlcla lie-Ns school slnys are ended. M11,uluf:n Slllilililili llnlw'z-1 many C'llIll'lllS and pleasant ways will lighten up the darkvst days. BIARY Slllil'HARDSON fLMolly may ln- quiet, but oh my! Twenty-seven K1ULSHAN ARv1LLA SHERTZE1: lint so fair Hhe takes the hreuth of all uwuy W ho gaze upon her llllll11'3ll'9. Class Sneakerg Clmirinzin Class Not- A-Hho 4g Love ln :L Mist, 4. G1so11G1,x S1111-:Lns Uh that hair. those eyes. You were plan-ed among the lucky. lllontly . Not-A-Sho 2g Visiting' COllllllilif't' lg Social Committee -tg iJ'l'li-'llf-iSlllli Vom- mittee l--lg 'I'ulip 'l'i1ne lg l3H1'Ol'2ll.i0ll Coniiiiittee -lg lllee Club I1-43 Sr'1'Vi1'e l'om1nittee 2g Flozlt Volnlniitev Zig Art Club 23 Nay lvutu I. V1o1.,x .I ISAN SH 1 111.113 Ni has umluitions und ideals--tlmt's why we feel she will be sueeessful. lilzxy Feta lg illee Club Ci-4g Uluerellzi 'luli11 Tune -lg Visiliiig' 1'0llilllillt't' l-2g Social f'Ollllllill.Cf' -lg lf'1'ie111lsl1i11 Volnmiltee -lg Service Coinlnitteu Zig utrls' Cllllb i'2ll'ij' l'0IilllllIlE?C -l. BIARY S111111cnAN Mary hasen't been with us very long, hui we :nl like her line. Entered t'1'u11'1 Yzlkimal High School 4g l4'l'PllI'il Club fl. EDNA S1x11'1'11 Smitty wus never without some- thing to say und wus nlwnys ready for Y!llli'lPV!'l' tun the moment offered. Glee Club :lg Ulierettn 3g Pep Ulub 3-4g lllfO1'lll2ll,l0Il Zi--lg Not-A-Sho 3. Lo1s R. SM1'1'11 Oh Smitty lovely mnde by Heuvn-n's kinuest luw: nn-thinks there is no rust upon the hinges ot' thy juw. lllee Club 3-flg Tulip Time Zig Nul- A-SI10 Zg i1'I'0g'l'2llll Coniiniitee 2g Like l'lUll l-Z-31--lg 1-'rt-114:11 Club 2-3. .limes li. b1'1uNG1fo1uJ Jimmy , is not given to playing the grnnu stnnd hut is steady and reliable. lvootball 4g Class Bzxsketbzill 3--lg 'Picket Squad 2g Ticket liimiugei' 3-lg Senior Hyni. li0lllllllLi.6l-? -ig H1-Y I1-'ig XV Club 4g SClfl'lil1L1'y of Senior Class 4g Key Club -ig Ulziss SDHIIKQFI' fig iii-Y l'1'esifle11L 4. lX1YRNA 'l'11oM1fsoN Myrna is just n short girl hut she's got something in her eyes that :nukes us know she surely is alive. May Feta 1-2g Like Ulub 1-21 Not- A-biho l-2g AVL Club -lg lilee Club 1-2- ,1--lg Operettzi Zig Junior l'1:1y Sig Girls' J Ulun Council Lg I+':1sl1io11 Show ZS. EV1-:1.YN VAN C1111x'N1NG1sN f'Jeff's n little girl with a big purpose. May Fetch I-Zg Survive l'0llllilili,f?l:'Q Girls' Club Council. AN'1'oN1o Ii. V15LAsco 'l'ony's stature muy be snmll hut that is more than bnlzlncetl by the boundless limit of his ability. Entered from Asingun Institute '26, and l.Ja.11g,'asi11u11 1-iigh School '27, Phil- ippine Islandsg Spanish Club 4, Twenty eight --mkKULSllAN:--1 HARRY XX7ATS0N 'fl um not in the roll of common men . C H AR Llcs VVA U GA MAN Bill is slow in milmoning a friend but slower in 1-lmnging. EDVVIN XVlc1slfllal.1m Yes, Mil , all life is yet he-fore you. lJl ?1lll2illl' Club I-2-3-43 llebate Club 33 Family LvlJSl1lll'S 33 Not-A-Sho 3. Usmn XVlcs'rmAN Ol-ey is not ll man of iron, but n man ol' live onk. Gamma: xV0l'l'Ul,l'1VVlCZ 'l'nle exec-lls in flu- physical but not more than in the nn-ntal. Football 2-25--13 Football Captain 43 Class Basketball l-2-3-43 Class Basket- ball Manager' 2-3-4: Class Baseball 1-2- 33 Baseball 43 Class 'I'l'ar'k 1-2-33 'l'l'2ll'k 43 Cross City 2-Cl: Not-A-Sho 31 .lunior Class 'l'l't'2lSlll'fll'l Chairman Micl-Year Sen-liars: ldxeeulive Hwarfl 4: lfiwesquad 3-4: XY Club 2-Sl-43 Hi-Y Club fl-43 Tratlic Squad JM: Patrol Squad il-43 Senior .AllllOLlllL't'llll'llt Committee. Luvlslc XVmml'1' 'Tis good will makes intelligence, '-Lou . El,BIill'l' Youll The presidential seat needs ingenious men like Harding, Coolidge, or me. Signed, I'urly . Class Football lg Not-A-Sho 1-2-43 Baseball 1-22-31 Athletic Manager 3-41 Fire Squad 3-43 Patrol Squad 33 Auto Squad 31 UW Club 3-4. Twenty-nine KULSHAN June Gruduules BEECHER ADKINSON fflleeuh' is an amiable fellow whom we ull like. Tulip Time 33 Purple Towers 43 Class Basketball 43 Spanish Club 3-4. BI.-XRY AHERN Molly doesn't believe in wasting time or words but she's always happy und full of nell- May Fete lg Class Basketball 1-2-3-43 Intramural Basketball 43 Class Volley Ball 1-2-33 Intramural Volley Ball 23 Class Baseball Teams 1-2-3-43 Intra- mural Baseball 2-3-43 G. A. A. 1-2-3-43 Class Hockey 1-2-3-43 Jolly Up 13 Freshman manager of G. A. A.3 Song Leader Freshman Auxiliary 13 Glee Club 23 Not-A-Sho 23 Intramural Serve- Us Ball 2-3-43 Tennis 3-43 Class Soccer 33 Oflice Assistant 43 Information Com- mittee 43 G. A. A. Cabinet 43 Manager of Soccer 43 Play Day Representative to U, of VV. 4. Rlflux ALLISON lh-tu is another proof that still uuters run the deem-st. Enterecl from Sewlro XVoolley '27Q Torch Club 4: Scholarship Committee 43 Service Committee 43 Friendship Committee 3-43 Spanish Club 3-43 Not- A-Slio 4. N.xNuv ALSOP Nance is just ll little bundle ot wlwom-e us we might suy. Girls' Club Council 43 Information 43 Pep Club 43 Not-A-Sho 13 Vaudeville 43 ALLEN14: Am1s'1'l:oNG '-lit-ue is just us sweet ns she looks- uml that surely is some vomhiuatlon! Entered from Blaine High '283 Girls' Club Council 43 Information Committee 43 The Romantic Age Lead 4: Girls' Club I'lay Lead 43 Pen Club 43 Kulshan Add Staff 43 Not-A-Sho 43 French Club 4. RONALD ATKINS Ron may look the smallest of the 1-luss, but his brniu is as wrinkled as the best of us. Holmcls AUSTIN lloruee was n umn of honor, xvith ll generous nature. R0sE'1 1'A BAIQR Rose's head is just as bright on the inside as it is on the outside. Tulip Festival 13 Girls' Club Council 3-43 French Club 2-33 Scliolarshio Com- mittee 2-33 Operetta 33 Glee Club 3: :lei-retary French Club 33 Fashion Show CLAYTON BALDREY Fluyton may be quiet but you know- nn empty way.-:ou always rattles. SHIRLEY BALLIETT A cute little girl with cute little wnys-that's Sherry , Entered from Maple Falls '263 Schol- arship Committee 23 Not-A-Sho 3-43 Information Committee 33 Desk Secre- tary in Study Hall 43 Program Com- mittee 3-4. Thirty KULSI-lANi+-lm BIAHGAIWT BAXTON Nlurxaret thinks for herself and needs little ntlvive. Ulu-In-st1'z1 fi-4g U1'vlu-sim Concert 4: Stull- 'l'Xl1llltLQ' Coutvst Zi. Mfxlslal, limh' Wlnhel is never downIn-urted-always smiling. Sll2llllSll Club 23 Sz'h0lul'shi1J Commit- tve 33 l ll'lG!lClSlll1J Committee 4. MYm'l,15 I31c1.l,.xND Myrtle is n good :.:'irl who is delighted in helping: others. l3li'l l'Y lSlcl,l,M.xN In lh-tty's quietness there is charm. flllclwttzl 3-4. .Imax B1-:NNlc1:s'l'lmM ilu-thinks that Johnnie hath the quality ot' lllilllllilflfy. At I1-ust we hear so from the girls. RUTH l5lenNs'rlcN lluth has u henrt with room for every .ivy- Cl.11f'1'oN ISINGHAM t'lilf is u quit-t vhnp who goes his own way and :wks fuvors of no one. UllCl'L'Ilkl 3-43 Gln-0 Club 35-4. IXIAIHIC ll.ltllilil,lli Quiet manners go u lung wily, Marie. l'llllt'i'Ull from lxl4l'llllilll High '263 S00- izxl Uommittce 23 Vluss Hzlseball 43 Sec- rvtzwy of Scl1ulz1r'sl1ip Uommittee 43 HNt'l,Ll'lll!0I'S -lg Hvrvix-v 1lOl'Illllltti'0 23 Not-A-S110 -lg l+'riv111lsl1i11 C0lllllllf.l96 43 Hlcc l'lub COllL't31'L 2. AIAXINIC l51,lu1141N'1'oN -'Nlux is ready to help in all that's done. lint-:1'ed from :Xll2lC'Ul'lL'S '2T. CH.XRl.tl'I l'I-I l5I,.Xt1IiS'l'0CK ins, Vlmrlottv. lift- without laughter is xl dreary hlzulk. l'Slll'l' Ulub 2-21-13 Pup l'lub il-45 Not- A-Slm 1-2-E2-43 lllf4II'lll2lllUIl 2-43 Dram- zutis- Club 2-3-4g Girls' Club Council til l'I'05.1'l'2llI1 Committou 34-fig Scrap Book fltllllllllttiill 33 Study Hull Dusk Sucre- lury 33 Fire Squad -1. Thirty-one .lii- KULSHAN GRACE BOLIN Shi-'s u t'llt9 little Southerner who drops her r'S :intl wins our hearts. l'1lliCl'C'li from Oneiflu, Kelitueky 'ZS3 Custume Committee 43 Prograin Com- mittee 4l3 ,illi'tlI'lll2lil0ll Committee 4g Pep Club -lg Wlmteoin Beautiful Squad -1 li. liiaNNl1:'1'1-I BHANDT Yes, Kenny , 'tis n friendly heart thnt has plenty of friends. Stage Crew l-3-25. l,.xwIf:l:lcNt1lc ISHEIIMFLR He's u Ivig: strapping: youth with a musit-ul ear. FA Y li ISU N DY A friendly fave does make the world n friendly place. EST H lill HU BK13 She's just the quiet type whose vir- tues never illfy. Gl,lcNn.x BUSH Mt-thinks yon have a little imp lurk- ing: in your eyeS. ' l,,xwlu':Ncrg BYRON Wluny in reputation haw IIQEI estab- lished hy saying: little, Byrie' l Q lfniwli Coiwiismcx No folks, l,lll not really hashful. RUBPLRT C,xMozz1 All great men are dying, I tlon't feel well myself. Signed B0h . lilntt-1-oil from Blaine High 'ZSQ Traf- fic Squzul 3--I3 Pzulrlle Squad 3--l3 Fire Squzul Ii-l, Assembly Squad 33 Senior Not-A-Shu Fommittce 43 Senior N0t-A- S110 11: Bl2lll2l3:,'i'l' of Sl:-l5'l 43 Business lxlilllllfltll' ol' li0mzu1tic Age 43 The liumzxntis- Ago -13 Athletic Manager 3- ,13 Hi-Y Club -lg lic-lmte Club 43 Senior Class Uoininxittt-0 -lg Cliairnian of Tulip Button Committee '13 Tons ot' lVIoney -13 lwlgr. Tons of Money 43 Mgr. Neigl1bu1's 43 Mgr, Jazz and Minuetn 4. lows CixNNoN There -ure so llllilly funny things I tlon't have time to laugh. i Thirty-two lKULSE-HANjl GI.Am's CHANDLER lf on blondes you like to smile lou'll look nt llnppy llllill' :n while. May Feteg lintrzxmural llz1s1-lml1gUpe1'- ellen. Mvmm Cl1.xNl1l.lcl: Hi- ull think 'Wlyrie-'s quiet, ttill we know him a little Iwttelub Vlziss Haskptlmll 3-42 All-Stal' Class Hnskvrlmll 43 Senior Baselmll Manager -lg 'l'i4-ket Squad: Fire Squzulg Whatcom World Circulation Staff Zi, GICUIRGIC Cil,m'1'llcla A true g:,1-ntlvnmn, and one- to whom we wish luck. Rl'1H.X CllA'l'Fll'II,lJ XYIN-nexor she t'lllllP to an ditlicult plum-4-, sho just lnlurhod und went around. Nay I-'etv lg Glue t'1ulw l-2-Ji-41 HCI'- vim- Vommilteiv 1: Nut-A-Sho LZ: Glee Fluly Voucert JZ: Tulip Time- 253 infor- mation 4g At 50:-lf, Llg ul'lll'lllU 'I'ower's HI Gl'10llUl'l CoNNl1:n A quiet fcllinv-when he-'s asleep. Allllllf COXVGILI, Alia-r R an lla-ligxlnffillly quiet hut cheerful girl. whose friendliness has won her u plxu-0 in all our lu-arts. l':lllQl'Q'l'l from Brmiierton High 'ZTQ l4'riL'mlsliip Commitlf-e 41 f1llSllllllt' Com- miltbv -lg Vep Vlub 3-41 Int'ol'mati0u il--lg Not-A-Sho Z4-43 News Hmlitol' XVl1aL- cum XX'0l'1d 41 l'11'Plll'h Club Z!-4. Gnlctla Cox Gran-e's not muvh heard from now hut wuit a little longer. ETH lil. CRANIQ Ethel is always jolly-never blue. Joux Caoomir: 'l'In-re are mighty enlpires in Jack's Iarxlin. lie-hate Clulv CL--lg Chuirniziii Debate lfluln llleinborsliip f'OlHllllflP0 43 Com- lll0llt'l'l1l6llt Syn-:lkeit AIARIIC DAHLI-1 Slurie is lmppy from daylight till sunset. lGi1t01'e-fl fl'0lll11llSlPl' High 'LZXQ l 'I'l61ld- ship Committee 1: lllfI'Hll1lll'1ll Basket- lmll 45 Wliuts-um Beautiful Squad 4. Thirty-th1'ee iiutsi-ii-iN l DIKVID IDARROXV Dave9s a leader in scholarship and is ever dependable. Torch Club 1-2-3-43 Spanish Club Zl- -ig Oilicer 3-413 iizitin Club 3-43 Sport Illclitor, XYiiatc'oni XX'o1'lci 43 Nut-A-Sho 4: Honor Roll. M,xi:KicN Dixvinsox 'l'0 be frank and sincere Is Ma1'ky's greatest talent. Hand 1-2-33 tTztI'ute1'izi 1-2-I5-43 Not- A-Sho 1. M,tl:1oN DAVIS Xi Slim-'s n beautiful maiden, modest and . sweet. Sc'i1olar'sl1ip Cmninittec- 1-21 'l'oi'r'h t'lub 23 f1l1'1Sl'1Llll t'0u11c-il l-2-33 Honor Iioll. AIAIEGAIRIYI' DEAN Slick a busy maid with an frienxlly smile. Latin Club 2-253 Simnizsli Club Z-33 At Ei:-15 43 SChU1Zll'Sill1i ffominittcc 23 Ser- Yicc Coininittee 33 Infuzimzltioii 33 Nol- A-Slio 2. XV1LM,x lbicisolm Maid of Athens, ere we part- tiive, Uh give me buck my In-nrt. Auto Squad 4. Lon1c'1 1',x Diaifrs llnppy, friendly. brilliant. and an art- ist-that's just a few of Lure-tta's qual- ities. D01m'1'1-ix' IJILLABUUGH lJ0t's a maid of artless grace, Quiet of voir-e and sweet of face. Fresliman AllXi1l2lI'5'Q Girls' Club Founeil 1-2-43 Not-A-Sho 13 1ni'oi'in:1- tion Committee I3--i: Pep Club +13 l 'l't+llC'iW Uiub 3-43 'fTuli1r Time 3. Vizincwiczia Doucinxs Very Nice is a good girl with u roguish eye. Mixuiic DUNCAN Marie is just plain capable. Ton IDURHAM For 'l'0m's n rig:.'ht joyful man. l1'1'eshn1an Not-A-Sho 13 Debzttc: Ulub Zi: Fire Squad 43 Class Play 43 Jazz :incl Minuetn 43 Orzltoriczll Contest 4. Thirty-foul' KULSHAN FRANCES FAIRSON She said little, hut did much. Flag Contest 4. VVILBUR FAMIER Those hells do disturb one's sleep- do1l't they, f'VVelvf', Class Basketball 3-43 Class Baseball l-Z3 Key Club 43 Ticket Squad 3-43 Fire Squad 43 Not-A-Sho 4. EVIQLYN FURICST A merry heurt is n fountain of joy. GRACE GRAHAM Grnee is a eute little girl who gets along famously anywhere and with anybody. Entered from Los Angeles '263 Tu- lip Time 33 Frcncli Club 33 Girls' Club Council 33 Pep Club 3-43 Ushers' Club 3-43 Glee Club 3-43 lnformzltion 43 Not- ?-Sho 43 Purple Towers 43 Vodvil RUBIQRT GR I I-Liflf All hip: things :nuke lots of noise. don't they lloln '5 Not-A-Sho 2-43 Vice-President Ger- man Club 33 German Club 3-4. Mlumcu GUS'l'AI4'S0N Yes, 'f3Iaury , why bother the future lill it is here. BIADOLYN HAGG Her nature is full of human kind- IIPSS. ESTI-lliR H.XBllNIl2R Esther has u personality all her own. Giconoiz H mi MOND He's an earliest worker. Ticket Squad 3-43 Manager 43 Fire Squad 2-43 Class Basketball 33 Class Track 2-3-43 Key Club President 43 Not- A-Sho 2-43 Spanish Club 2-43 Traffic Squad 2-3-43 Patrol Squad 43 Senior An- nounvcment Committee 3-43 Xvhatcom XYorld Add Maiiager 33 Whatcom XVorld Business 1lI2lllilfJ,'Bl' 43 Tulip Squad 3-4. NAUMI HARRIS And I think l'1l die if I eould not talk. Thirty-five KULSHAN1-1-l ELIZANORE Ilixnvm Irish is the lifv of any party. Usher Club 1-2-3-43 Drzunatiu Club IZ-3-43 Girls' Club Couuvil 43 Not-A-Sho 1. Mimmun lI.wNi5s A quiet girl with xl vllvm-ry smile and u loving nature. iNlARGAlllC'l' l'IliA'l'0N .lust a 1-utl-, wee girl on high heels. l4'l'ienflsiiilv ijommitlev ll Not-A-Sho 1: information 33 Glee Club 43 Purple 'Powe-rs 4: Ncigl1hors 113 Senior Com- mittee 43 lfauiuus Daly Committee 4. A114115 I'Il'INlJliRSUN Quiet and unassuming, Alice is al- wuys ready when oallm-cl upon. LUCILLH IIICNNISSSY Ns-vrr flownheartod. always smiling- il right smnrt girl too. linwium IIICIRINISICN lGd's first in pvavl--lirst in wur-and lirst in linv ut tho lunch counts-r. Class Otiim-or 23 Not-A-Sho 2-3-43 'Fire Squad 2-3-43 Floor Cliioi' 43 livy Club .13 Square Crooks 33 'I'uliv Time 33 lrrainatic Club 3-43 'Picket Siuiaml 3-43 Purple 'l'owc-Vs 4: Ai 9245 43 Glee Ulub 2-3-fi: Football -i3 Senior Commit- tm- 43 Kulslian Staff 43 Baseball 43 Busi- vu-:ss lVlanag'i-r of Unsure-Ita 43 liJll'llUl,lS 'Imy Committee 43 Pzulclle Squad 3-43 Tons of Money 4. Pin2s'1'oN HILBURN Yes. l'r1-sty . a lxlmrll is worth n mil- lion of grrouns in any market. Stage Crow 2-3-4. GLADYS HilLI.lNGSXN'tlll'l'l'l Sw:-etIn'urt she was culled by one who ought to know, und lny how well it suits lu-rl F1:,xNCi2s Hmmm XVlu-n l+'r:umio 1-un't laugh nt the jokes of the nge, sho laughs nt the also of the jokes. 11. A. A. 2-33 Rust-ball 23 Hovkey 3: intramural Baseball 33 Serve-Us Ball 33 PPD Club 3-43 ljl'0,Q,'I'Rlll Committee 3-43 Information 43 Fostume Committee -'ig Chairman of lVl'iat.Com Beautiful Squad 43 l4'ir'P Squad 43 Girls' Club Wouncil 43 The Romantic Ago fi3Fasl1- inn Show 43 Not-A-Sho 43 Kulslian Add Stall' 4. ISABELLA HORNUM lvlnvuevor tlu-1'o's some fun g:,'oim:,' on i lzp's , hound to he right in the lniddle of it. lflntcreil from Blaine High 'Z73 'Pep Club 43 Ilrainntic Club 3-43 French Club 3-43 Vodvil 3 Ass't Desk Sedy 43 lnlbrinution 43 Jazz and Milluetu 4. Thirty-six KULSHAN-if-2 Iflxzicl, llUns'r She is youth :md lu-:lilly in ull its 1-Imrm. Girls' Club Cuum-il 1-23 Pop Ulub Il-4: Girls' Club Song liezuler 213 lTI'il.lllZlllK' Club l-2-I!-45 'I'l1e- llomzlntim' Age 4. JU,xNrr.x .limi-:S She lets her ueiions spa-nk. NANCY Jluzvl IC She likes fun und jokes us well as most folks. S1'12Nc:1-in .l01iNsoN ffSpenny doesn't euro what people say xilmnt him--hui they gotta he cure- flll how they shy ii. Entert-il from St. .Iohu's Military Avai- llemy, lbelzlflelfl, XYisCousin. 'ESQ NYU l'lub 3--lg lfoutbzlll Il-43 'l'r:u'k R: A'Sq11:iI'e Crooks 33 2I:45 143 Not-A-Sim 223 lJl'illll- zltic Ulub Z4-43 l':1flfllv Slluaul Ii-4. lfl.IZ.XBli'l'll Kll,lil'IliG A IIIIUIII, a smile. und lots of fun- fll1'lf'N lk-tty . I.i1.Li.xN Ii.-llrrzlm Uh. why should life ull lnhor het CI.Ilf1fol:l1 Klf:Nn.xl.l, 1'lill ' worried not for tomorrow. but made merry while to-slxly lusted. Nluuic KIQUGII 'l'hey l'0lll1', und look. Slllll sigh. then turn :uni look uuguiu. May Fell- l-2341. A.A,l':1bine-t 21 Pep Ulub 3--lg Fslwrs' Ulub 2-21-lg Fashion Show 223 Not-A-Him l-4: Fire Squad Z5 Class Bziseball I-33 Class Volleyball 1-23 Neig:lilmr:-1 4. I.ixwnr:Nl:l4: Iiicvics 'Um- in-ver worries-ii's his guardian Angel uho's g:,'l'ey In-zlded. 'l'ic'kvl Squml 3-fl: llutin Ulub 31 Not- A-Slio -lg till-ff Vlub 3--lg l'ur11le 'Fow- ers lwzul -ll TQ'lllllS T1-aim Sl-lg Hi-Y 4: 'l'0rc'l1 Club -li llonor lloll, Aufiic Kmzien Yes. Al , vll good l'0llIllt'll1llll'l' is a letter ol' rem-ommendution. Not-A-Sho lg May Foil- lg Baseball 4 4 J 2-2- 5 llllI'illlllll'2ll Hziselmll I!--lg Basket- ball L-Ii-'lg Hof-key 45 42, A. A. ZZ-3-42 lfke Club Zig Purple Towers 'lj Garden Club 4. Thirty-seven KULSHAN:---f-fed! Nl2T'l'llE KLEIN ffliife is what we niuke it. DoRo'rH Y K NUPPIENBU RG llot's got ll smile for everyone und is not uverse to playing:-ou the llillllll. Freshman Auxiliaryg Service Commit- tee lg Not-A-Sho i-2-3-43 Vodvil 3-43 May Fete 1-2-33 Pep Club 43 lnformu- tion Il-43 Art Club 23 School Piaiuist Sl-43 Glee Club 1-2-22-113 Operettzm 223 Orches- tra. Mic'1 1'A KNU'1'zlcN It's the tranquil people who lll'00lllD- lish muvh. Mziy Feta 1-23 Not-A-Sho Z. GliR'l'IlUDli KoM1cN '4Gerty's prnetihiliiy und good nature is n union of strength. We ull like her u lot. Torch Clubg Pep Club 33 ,Dramxitic Club 2-33 Spanish Club l-23 Fashion Show 33 Glec l'lub 3--13 Moy Fete 13 Girls' Club Council 2-33 llli'0l'l'llHtlOllQ Noi-A-Sho 2-3. HUl,lJiX LAMmsn'i' llealllfy is a erm-dit to nnyholly. CIQCILY LANGIVORIJ Her Nlllililljl eyes with fun ure stored. ELEANOR li LANGXVUIYI' H Y A litile inlp chvells ill hel' S0lll0KYllPl'P and now and then comes out to play. EDNA Linn IN A good wit eau make use of anytliimr. Eddie , Freshman Auxiliary Cll1lll'lllilllQ Scrap- book Committeu 13 Not-A-Sho l-2-33 May lfete 23 Orclivstra l-2: Glee Club l-43 ln AI'C2lll5'H 33 Purple Towers 43 At 9145 43 l3l'lCllllSlll1l Committee 33 Freum-li Club 33 lQl'2llllilllC Club 3-43 Scliolzlrship Committee 233 Girls, Club Council 4. BIARGARIET LAWSON llohluy is u quiet girl but has ll Ilusy lniud. Not-A-Sho 23 fllee Club Z!-43 Girls' Club Council 223 Tulip 'l'iu1e 33 Pur- ple Towers 4. D0lllJ'l'H Y LICAC H f'Ilot is good natured und a close friend to those who know her. Thirty-eight KULSlHtANj1i: : Tun L1a.xc:u In 1-Iussroom or in big: nh-Inntt-. V1anNoN LliA'l'll.X For I loutlu- llll'I0ll0ll0ly. At !l:f15 43 Uliomautic' A,:'v -li Class Basketball 43 Not-A-Sho 'lg Km' Club Ii-43 XYlmtc'0m XVur'ltl Cl!'l'l1l2lll0IlStilllh t. ICDMVNIJ I,1ND1alm.xN Yes. lid , it must Irv Il great plugin- to lu- n IIIIIHISUIIII' nuln. l'atl'0l Squad L51 Class Svc-rt-tal'y-'I'1't-a- SLll'6l' 111 Not-A-Sho 4: Hi-Y Club 43 Key Club Htlivel' 43 Art Club Hllivt-1' -t1 'l'm't'l1 Club 41 Ilatiu Club 4: Honor lloll. lL'l'lll'll. L1'r'rl.1c Sha- will 1'illHlll'0 your In-arts with sw:-4-t novelty. lvSll0l'S' Club l-12-3--lg Uilis-wx' 43 Dram- atic Club l-2-3-4: Ulllcer 2-fl: Not-A-Slum 1-2-Zi-tg Cltristmas l'ag'eaut 21 Fashion Show 2-JZ: Vivo-l'l't-sidvltt flirls' Club -I1 Chairmztu I'l'og,1'1'an11 f'0lIlllIlllt'L 'l1l'llIlll'- man Scrap Hook Committvt- ,IQ Pep Club Il--tg 'l'lw Family l'IlSl2lll'S 3: 'l'lw llOlll1lIllll':X,E,6'4' 'lI.ll1IllUl' liiug' Commit- tee Cl: Sales l Ol'l'l' 31: Vim'-l'1't-sitlmtt ot' St-uint' Class -I3 Wltatt-out Beautiful Squad ft: Fire Squzul 43 Vmlvil Ii-4: Kul- shau Atlal Stall' -4, lll'Gu I,ov1cmu-:N Hllgll is fl llllilllll' I'1lllIhiIlIl1'iUll of sense- :Incl nonst-nm-. Lliw IAPVICGIIICN It-s, 'LA-w. think not ol' tomorrow- Ivf it worry :llollg on its own hook. Klczo M.xr:Klxw.x Kvzo swings :I l!'il'kl'll but-but lu' has lll'ZlillS us wt-Il as lnrnwn. Bast-ball 3--lg Captain fl: XY Club 1: S004-'l'l'P1lSlll'Ql' ,tg Class Hass-ball l-2. l+'1:.xNf1lcs Muni 'Tis good to ln- marry und wisx-. ' l+'r'ie'mlsl1ip Committtw :lg St-holarsltip Committt-tt 23 L'kc- Club 33 4114-0 Club L. lD0li0'l'llY AlAR'l'lN Diffs littlr. hut oh nly.-flu-rt-'H nothing' snmll nlront her. May IN-te 13 Spanish Club 1-2-il--lg llramatit' Club l-Z5-35-4g Not-A-Sho 1-2- 24-'lg Class Committee l-321 Vresinlvut Spmtish Club -ti St't'l't'l1ll'X lH'amatir Club 43 'l'0l'Cll Club 2-Il-'lg Stfltolarslmip Committm- 1-23 l I'lt'llflSlllIl Committt-v Z5-23 l'l'Ut.1'l'2llll Committee ,tg Family Vp, stairs S23 At 9115 'lg llirt-1-tm' of Jazz and llllllllvlu :tg 'l'0!llllS l. I.oL'ls1a Nl.X'I'llliSON Siu-'N full of life, und joy und fun. Thirty-nine Behold how 'I'e-el doth often on-nh-. iliUil.sH..-its- C1,iN'roN ll'lCl5liATH 'fCliut's', an true uihlete and Il lender. His only weakness is women. Basketball l-2-3--43 Baseball 2-3-43 Class lizxse-bull 'I3 Fuotbzlll 43 Class ll'ram:k l-2--lj Editor ol' Whatcom 'World 3-43 ASSlSl2Llll, litlitor ol' XYliz1t,coni lVorlul 33 Cll2lSS l'l'PSlll6lll. 33 Illxecutive Bualrll Il-43 Ilrzinizxtilr Club Cl-43 VV Club 1-2- 24-43 Czunpus lmy Cuinniitlee 4. 'l'IillliliNClC Blczflummczli 4'Irish lets no lluy pnss without a deed to erowu it. Trzlttic' Squzul Sl--43 'l'ic-Ret Ssluful 21 Fire Squzul EZ-4. V ANNIE MCLUY Beuuly, grave, xvii, ellxlrnl and wvis- dom- Ann has them ull, lCXeL'11lix'f- Bozirll 2-13 Vsliei' Club l- 2-3-43 lull:-4-r 2-33 Surizil Coniniiltve ol' Girls' Club 2-3--l: Cliziirinzin -l: tlirls' Club Cnunc-il l-I4--43 llovliey 1-2-33 ll, A. A. l-Ll-23-43 Sopli. lllllilor ol' Kulsluiu Z3 Tennis 2-Ji-113 Him- Club 2-3-43 Sen- ior lllmlitor ol' Kulslizin 43 Not-A-S110 1-2-3-43 'l'nrc-li Club I-2-Il-ll: 'l'lie Fann- ily l'pst:iirs 23 Vice-I'l'f-sicleiil, A. S. B. 43 Xvlllt-'4llL'lHl'lllll 4: Tulip l':lr:ulv Coin- mlttee fl: Music Sem-1'etzil'y -lg Tulip Time l.m-:ul 33 l'urnlv 'Fowl-Yrs lie-:ul -lg Chnirnnin of Czunnus Day 4. lllAliY lXl1:lJoN,xl,ii Lively, llllllillilljlf, loyal, :und with in- estimuluhle ability--1lmt's Nlury . Draniziliv Club l-2-Zi-lg llliilllillll' Club Pres, Zig 1lirl's Club Council l-251 Pep Club Il--43 Cunipus Imy Connnitlev -ll Junior Not-A-Sho l'llIlll'lll1lll Jig Senior Not-A-Flin Coinniittvv -I3 Not-A-Sho l- il-Rg llirls' Club Cnnnnittn-es l-2-Il-43 Pres. Hirls' Club -l3 'l'lie Fuinily Up- stairs 323 Allll Stull' llvll2lll'0lll World 33 fx'lll'lSlIll2lS Play 21 May Fr-le 23 Assist- ant Ellitm' Kulslxun 323 I-Ielitor-in-Chit-f Kulsliun I3 file-e Club 2-523 PAUL MCNIAHUN 'fMuhoon is one in an thousand. Words eoulll not tell you ol' his worth. Not-A-S110 l-2-il--13 Fire Squzlfl l-2: Chief C53 'I'i4-liet Squzul l-2-33 Stz1g'vCi's-xx' l-23 'l'r:u'li 2-2-43 Football 3--13 l'resi- flf-nt .-X. S. B.: Class Vlt'H-lwl'0Slllt'lll. 23 Tllflllllllll' Club 2-Zi--43 UW Club il-43 i Class lu-m'ese1ntutive 3,3 Assistant Kul- shan lll1lllll5.1'F!l' 33 lllaxiizigw--1' of Kulsllzin 43 'iF':nnily llnstz1irs 2:3 Tulip Time 32 hlilllllillllll' Age -l. S'l'.lNLlCY Mr:lXlu:H.x1cl. Mike is u hoy to he heard from in the luiiure-Good liuek to you! Debate Alternate 23 IM-bzito Club Z-fl--1. Lois bllilili 'fLoey's name belies her nniure. May l+'ete lg lllee Club fl-4: 'lirls' Club Counvil 33 Tulip 'l'iinP 313 Pur- ple 'Toxvn-rs -41 Not-A-Sho 2, .Iuubr Nllf:mu'1 1' XVoi'L never did bother .lohnnie . he l'Xlll sleep right hy it. lill'l'H M1l.l,ilol.L.xN1i fvlhnlilsu is 'industrious, and sine:-re. n rare eomhination of wit und work. Girls' Club Count-il l-23 'l'Ul'I'll Club li-3--13 News Editor ol' Wlizitroin XYo1'ld Nl.lRG.Xlll'I'l' Mll.I,1-Li: A tull girl with Il merry heart with room for everybody in it. K Girls' Club Count-il I-33 Servicio Coni- mittpe l-II-'I--1: Glelc Club l-2-5l--l2ffIl91'- ettfi I.--ll lilgiy Fole lg llouliey -tg lntru- 1iiur.il Husebull 2-233 Basketball Cl-4: Valley Bull 2-33 Serve--l's Ball Ji--lg Cl, A. A. 1-Z-21-4: G. A. A. .lollyup 13 Lib- rary Assistant 43 Girls NNY Squad 3-4. ' Forty ,J -liKUiL,Sii-iAN1:d-li- Q i WILLIS lilllllill fflVilli1 ' is an il'lll' xltllletv-wv'ro ull for yon! llliiiewvml from Hoihf-ll High 'ZSQ Bris- Oibaill -li Bzisobzill -ll XY Ulub lg Voalviln 4. lc UNA Mmzic Blu- wus IlE'V!'l' ll0lVIllI0lll'fi'd, und ul- wuys hual n smile for l'Y9l'y0ll0 Ulu- t'lub 33 N01-A-Sho Zig lllew Plub 41 lllN5l't'llil 4. Ri-:I'm:N Blum: tit' it doe-sn't ruin toniorranw.b llruuiaiic Flub l: Noi-A-Sho l-2: lulvllllll 'I'im6- 333 lizxslullbull 3-43 NNY Club 12-41 Orlicn-r 'lg lfmxllrull 41 'l'hv Hmuziutic Age 43 lflxvc-iitive Bozirnl 141 f'0llllllt'll06lT'lk'llt Spf-:ilu-iz Sllllll.l-IY Nltllfl-'ICTT Shirln-y's u t'IlfP girl with nive ways- wm- who know In-r like- lu-r. Hi-:'i l'Y NIUSSICR llnIn- has won our hearts us she oc-:4 cv:-ryonv sho nu-A-ts. llslivrs' Club l-2-Z!-lg Not-A-Shu 1-2- ' 4' V4-n Club 2-Sl-'lg tltlim-1-1' tl: Auto Q .i- , 1 .quzul S!--li Girls' Vlub Uouucil 2-21-ll l:1l'o1'iu:ltinu 2-313 ftllilll'lllllll 4: Vlziss Y Buslu-llnzxll l-L-lg lulrz11uui'ul Bziskvi- bull l-2--lg Clos:-1 liai:-zl-bzxll l-2-41 Sv1'vn-- S Bull I-Zig l l't'll4'lI 4'lub 2-35 t'ii'n-ul:x- ou Stull' fl: SPO.-'l'l'4-als, l l'PSlllllHll Auxi- zlryg I 2lSlll0ll Show 2-Z!--lg ilzlzz :lull lv ti li Miuuf-l 3 lllee Club 2-Il--lg Open-tial Zi-45 Se-uim' Allllflllllt'Plllt'lll tttbllllllltttht-'Q Tulip Float f'0lllllllftf't'1 'IW-uuis -l. JACK Nlvssl-in .lm-k is n good ull-round sport, und n :lnlly fellow. lla- has un illdlllllifllhll' pirit :UNI !Yl ll just like to sux- slnyonm- llt any thing: ow-r on lliln. I+liltv1'c-ml from Sl. lNl2ll'llll'S t'ollvpg'e, llzuw-y, XVzlsl1.. 'ZNQ Y:-ll In-xlrlm' 4. rl S ll Pl'1RNll.l,l'1 NURBY 'lhoso who know Norlry xvill miss or-'il' we don't we lmvn- nlrexuly mis- sed soml-thing. l'xl't'Slllll2lll Auxiliary 1'l1z1ii'mziu lg Hals- lxe-lbull l-2-fi: lllziy l1'v14- lg Hovlicfy 2-Zig Base-bzxll 1-2-31 lllll'1lllllll'1ll Baspbrill 2- lvlilllilfltll' ol' Class Volley Ball 253 lu- ll'lllIllIl'2ll S1-Iwo-lla. Bull Zig Swinimiug Ji: 4iXX1lblllQl,'l-X-X171-I llirls' XY Squzul 2-C1--l, -V. 0, 1- ... .-i. .f.i.: '..-v:21....,---.-, ES'l'Hlill NllllllQl'lS'l' lflstlu-r's su dzunly good ss-out. lbrzuuaillc' Club 2-il-lg Art Ulub lg Up- i'e-iiu Sl-41 'L'Flw llomziutiu A5256- -lg Hb-Q 1, Qi lub l-Z-ZR-4, ALICE NtlllS'l'l'1ll'l' llilw in !YiNll0lll wus slit-. H.AZl'Il. Nnnwutic '-Frvlu-lay sloh- our In-:urls with lu-r Ill ' und :.:'l':u'0. -Q ' vrvnl from 1gl'4!2l!lNVIlY High, Sc-zllile f' Q luI'ui'umti0u 313 IH-In lflub Ii--43 Girls' 'lub Council Ili l'ui-ple Towers. 43 Vlve l'lub 41 Not-A-Shu 41 Costume Committee 43 Yodvil 4. 1 1 4, J Q Forty-one Willys foes, ull slmll lritn- the dust- KUlLSlHlAN l ANNIE OLSON We all like to look at Anne: slle's ll rest for tired eyes. May Fete 13 Glee Club 1-2-3-43 Ser- vice Committee l3 l41l'l6llflShl1J Commit- tee 3-43 Girls' Club Council l-43 lnI'ol'- mation 43 Tulip Time 33 At 9145 4: l'ur1Jle Towers 43 Fashion Show 42 Not-A-Sho 2-43 Otlive XX ork 4, HARRY OLSON Little is gainell without work and worth. GORDON PACKARD A quiet boy but thoughtful-that's Gor1ly . M.x1m,x1us'1' PIQCK A merry heart goes Xl long way. May Feta 13 Gloe Club 2-3-41 Social Committee lj 011611-ttzt 23 Purple Tow- ers 43 Fire Squad 33 Hoekey 13 N0t-A- Sho 2. llonmiix' P1c'rr:1:soN The pleasure ot' talking is left to XW'0lll0ll1ll0YV about it f'D0t,,? PHILIP PnovlN15 Great thongllts, like great deeds. lu-ed no trumpets-we ull see that in HI'hil . QUIQNTIN fglllllli Though good in athletics, Qin-nt was better in oratory. lflntered from lcluho, 3: Football Ii-43 NNY Club 3-43 tJl'ZltOl'lC2l1 Contest 3-41 Debate 3-43 Debate Club 3-43 Dramatic Club 3-41 Not-A-Sho 3-43 Class Presi- dent 43 Square Crooks 33 Family Up- stairs Roman Rum llomestie bliss is his. Roniclri' ROBERTSON Yes, 'fBob , it is great folly to wish only to be wise. Yell Lender 3-4: Assistant Manager Not-A-Sho 43 Tulip Time 3. FRANK RUBY Frank believes what he says and says what he believes. The Twelve Pound Look 43 'C-Xt 9245 43 Neighbors 43 Dramatic Club 4: Not-A-Sho 43 Glee Club 2-3-43 Pur- ple Towers 43 Tulip Timei 3' Forty-two KULSlf-lflN'-1'-:- IoNlc ROLL lone-'s a very merry, lungrhing, dum-- ilu.: girl. l llSl1lIlll Show 31 I'l'0p.:rz1m f10llllllltl4'v Il: Ulu- Ulub 2-Zig G11-vi'lub1-Z-Il: 'I'ul- ip Time 33 Squ:1ro Crooks ZZ: Jam: :xml lX'li11uot 4g Nut-A-Sho 3-4. J.-xxllis Rumi Athletic-s-not nom:-n-hnxe :always I-1-1-n '-.lini's mark. Tic-lcvt Squad 2-:Z-lg Hi-Y 4: Vluss Bax:-kullmll 2-33 Hzlslwllmll 41 'Felmis 2- 3-43 'l'm1uis 1VlHllZ1g'6'l' Z!-43 'WYH Club -lg Sport lfhlitor XVl1:1tc'0m XVOrld 43 Voil- vilf' HICLICN I,L'clm.r1 Sxrrru A quiz-t, sensible little- girl whom ull liked. lllve l'lub 3-43 Ulmrm-ttal 3--13 May Note 1, l0N.x Sxrrru KVA- like her K'lll'Pl'flll sniile, and winning 1-urn-t'ra-v mann:-rs. Hl'IliBl'Ili'l' S l I ORT llthvrs muy lungrh with In-th-r lI!'Ill'l', but Ili-vb doo-s it more nuturnlly. lioBlzn'r.x Srwlnin A vnnstunt friend is an thing: pure and Inu-el to tinll. NIARION Slll'll'l'ARD A nu-rry lll'lll't mukvs si 4-In-1-l'l'llI countenance. v Sl'll0llll'ShllJ Commiltm- l'll2lll'lllill1 2-225 Bot-A-Sho 1-2-3: Sn-uior 1XllllUllllL'PlNf'lll f'0llll!llllPl4 4. KA'1'HlznlNlc Suo'1 r She luis the l'lllll'lll:Jt' to stand for In-r vennit-tions. l .xYlc Sr1o'r'1' Faye has In-en xvist- in dilh-rent lnuollr-I. lun sin- luis ulwuys IIIIIIIIIPII thx- sunn- wuy. Girls' Club Couuc-il Ig Glow Club 2-T53 .dl-hp Family Upstairs Sl: UlJPl'l,'llIl Cl, VmI.li'1' Iil'llD Her days pass swift:-r than u Wann'- er's shuttle. ll'wl'l Slllll2lll Auxiliary 1: Servim- Umu- llIlffPE' lg Fricnclship Committee 1-Z3 President of Swedish Club 1-Z. Forty-three KULSHAN AGNES S0LL11s She is an selmlnr. tit to give diveetions. llleew Ulub I-23 May Pete 1: Serviee fi0llIllllllk'tt l-23 Social Committee 1-21 'l'oi'r-li Ulub l-2-23-43 I'm'eh Oilieel' 42 Seholzxrsliip Committee l-2-3-4g Sehol- zirsliip 1'li:1i1'mz1u 43 State 'l'ypiug,' C011- test Si--Ig Noi-A-Shu ll-23: SHlllli'llOl'l'dll. Mlm' Sou'rH1zRN She lives to plense :intl does it. fllee Ulub 2-IZ-43 Kvllllllll Time Z' Hl'lll'Iil0 'I'uwei'S -1. Miuuic SQUIiui lYise. fnir spoken sind well liked. Iflntered i'i'um lf'i':iukliiiI-li2,'l1,Se:1ttli-'2fS. Not-A-Sho 2: Service Upmmittee 2-31 liaitiu Club 153 Swedish Club 43 Class Baseball SZ-'IL lllll'2llllLll'1ll Basketball fl- 4g llll,l'Slllllll'2ll Hzisebzill 3-43 Sei'Ve-US- Ball flg11leet'lub2-figlfloekey 41F1'iel'1d- ship C'on1mii.lee fi. Ruziiium h'1'i4:ixnNs Sinee lnrevity is the soul of wvit. Diek will Ile ln'it-l'. Spzmisli Club 2-3-43 Oiiicm' 33 Stage Crew 2-ii--'lg Not-A-Sho l: Class Basket- ball 11-fig 'I'it-lu-l Squzul Zi-4g Ai, 9145 41 1511:-:ilu-:Qs lllZlllJl23,'l'l' ni' t'5I:45 4, llwu. S'l'0liliSliL'llY Ullueh studying: Imth :nude me what I nm. 'I'l':1iiiL- Squzul Z!-I, VIRGINIA S'roNic Ol' ull oeenputions, I think dancing is the best. ' Art Club I-L!-ig Oiiicer 3: Pep Club 41 File Squzul -ig I'rog:1'niu Uommittee 3-41 Social Uoniniiitee ii--'13 F'l'ieurlslii1J Com- mittee Zi-43 Serviee Uommittee 3-i-ig Girls' Club i'nuuf'il 33 Voclvil 3-43 Not- A-Sho I3 lim-key Zi-43 Volley Ball 35 Tu- trnmurztl I-Raisin-tlmll 43 Class Basketball 3-43 llitrzxmurzll Baseball Eg Class Base- bzlll Sig Serve-Us-Bull 33 Dramatic Club Play fig Glee Club 1-22 G. A. A. 3-43 l'u1'ple Flowers 4. Rm' Svluc Ruyw quiet until you know him- tllen ht-'S :l lot ol' fun. Momus Tll.-XI. Still nellievinpg. still pursuing. learn- ing to lnlmr :tml ti wnit-that's Hor- vie. Not-A-Sho 23 Tulip Squad il: Vice- i'i-esiileul, ol' 1Im'fle1'1 Flub 43 Spanish Club Z!-11. LAVICIINIC T1-mMvsoN Here she emues with fl smile and a song: Slut-'za just tlulit wny the whole day long, L.xwnicNci4: 'l'i-ionelz Brief let me Ile. Not-A-Sho 15 Tulip Squad 35 Garden Club 4. Forty-four KU1,SllAN NV1NN 1 lfnlin XYAH LBUS H lYinnie's xi dandy sport und a good pal. G. A. A. Cabinet 1-2-Ii-43 Ulfiuer 43 Ulzlss Baseball l-2-33 Class Basketball l-2-33 Ula:-as Hoi-key l-2-3-4: Vlass Vol- lcy Ball 1-2-243 llltl'2lllllll'2ll Haseball 24: l11tl':u11111'al Basketball 43 llllI'2llTllll'1ll Servo-Ils-Ball Ci-43 lllll'2lllllll'2ll Volley Ball 3: Not-A-Sho lg May Foto 1-23 13. A. A. Jolly Vp 23 Sorvicc: l'o111111itiQ-1- l-2:Girls'i.'lubi'0ul1m'il 43 Lil-l'a1'yStaI'i' 41 l'lay lilly at U. of XY. 43 Girls' 'WV' Squad 2-3-4. C1411 1.1.x VAN Ilomw Fhe's al quiet little girl with not il frown in a vnrlozul ol' smiles. l.l'lS'l'l-Ill Voms l'our's R1-eeived: He :ure out of halos your sim- in heuvcn, Les.-St. Peter. l':lllt'l'l-'tl from Merirlialv Hifrh '26 Stage- Crow II: Football 2-'Y-4: Not-A- Sho 2-Il-43 l11':1111atim' Ulub 14-43 14199 Club 251 'l'ulivx Time 213 XV Club I!-43 Hi-Y 24--lg Ollivs-1' 43 Sm-11i0r Class C0111- mittu- fig Fira- Squad Z-3: Class Travk 25 Track 3-4. C111c'1'.x XVAl,'1'oN Quiet null stndious - tlmt's as we know t'r1-tn. liU'1'11 Ii11.1c1eN XVARD lettyv lu1sn't been with-us long but we've ull learned to like her and we're sorry that sln-'s leaving. Eulorcll Allan C, Mason, Tacoma lg North Bend High S1-hool fl: Stzlclium Higzgli, 'I'ac0ma 52: Vim'-l'1'usi1l1-11t of Pop Club -1: Pu1'11lv Towers 43 Tulip Float ll0lllllllllC8 43 l'i1'culatio11 lllZlllHgG'1' of XX'l1ai1'o111 NYol'l1l 41 Baseball -lg Tennis '11 Not-A-Sho 43 Oflicm- 43 l'1'O3.2'l'lllll Com- mittee 4. M.x1m.x1115'r NV.xYL.xN1m Extremely busy, hut quiet about lt. SA M XVICBIGR I have kept one seeret in the coursi- of my life-I nm ll lulshfnl nmn. I111aN1a VV1c1.1:oM1i Sho who thinks does not often talk. lCl1ll'l't'llfI'0lll Shelton High Svhool '27. Basin-llxall Zig Not-A-Sho 43 flloe Club 213 Senior Play: Ullere-Ita -i. Gn.u:1c W1su1iw1c1:'1'11 A winsome nmillen, modest mul sweet. G 11 A NT VV l'l 1 1'1'1,14: He has ambitions und ideals-we feel that he will he Slll'l'l'SSflll. Auto Squad Il: Class Basketball 43 Class Basketball Manager 45 Class Baseball 45 Hi-Yg Baseball 4. i i Forty-five - KULSHAN 4 :- RAY WHITBY Be calm, wild locks-the lnaidens 1-un't resist you. Dono'rHY RAE VVHITE Nothing is illll!0NNilll0, Dot'9, because you have u willing heart. RUBIQRT W1EDM,xN 'WVhew-I got through ut last. Signed 'Boln . Fire Squad 1-23 'Pratlic Squad 2-33 Square Crooks 33 Family Upstairs 3: Not-A-Sho 2-3-43 Manager Glee Clubs 43 Tulip Time 3. M,xnGAR1c'1' W1LL1AM s Nlxu:.'g:3ie , laughs und loves and lives, -un ideal girl. . Girls' Club Council 1-2-3-43 Girls' Club Sergeztnt-at-Arms Z3 Girls' Club Sec-rctary 33 Dramatic Club 2-3-43 Oili- cer 43 Torch Club 2-3-43 Officer 33 l1':1mily Upstairs 3: Square Crooks 33 May Fete 13 Pep Club 3-43 Officer 33 Not-A-Sho 33 Junior Decoration Com- mittee 33 Social Committee 33 Scholar- ship Committee 23 A. S. B. Secretary 43 Secretary of Junior Class 33 Associate Editor of Whatcom NYorld 43 Feature Editor of Whatcom NVorld 33 Junior Editor of Kulshan 33 Freshman Hockey 13 Ushers' Club 3-43 Romantic Age 43 Station Y Y Y Y 33 Kulshan Add Statlf 3. ANDREW 191-:ucv The like of Andy isn't seen often, und when seen, it is not forgotten. 'D-5 ,411 'Slug .Lg .wg 'f' sw 0 naw iz '- '59 .g A I Y li ' Kqvfi Forty-six KULSI'HAN l ' 1NIid-Year Commelzfzezmenf Proqrunz Mzlrcll 7, , , ,, .7, 7 1 1 11 11 11 S1'l11cz'1'11 HIGH S1:11oo1, 01111111-:s'1'1:1x Iiivoculion ,, , 1R1av. 11XVlG1l'l' Sx11'1'11 Salulzilory 211111 f11'Z11101lf' Hliclzilion of Clicniislry io A10I11l'1I1CU 11 1 1 I,.x1'1:.x 11liXV1'1 l' Fluie Solo -- Two Indian Mclo1lics',1 11110511111 111111 l 1'i1111l PAU1,1N1c LAI:1c1NWs-Do1:o'1'11Y 11.xz1c1.'1'oN, A1-1-o111p:111is1 Uration- Choosing an Vocz1lion 1 1A1:v11.1..x S111'IR'1'Zli1R 1111111011 - '1'11c Objective ol' lhc Classes ol' 111285 and 1929 , ,, 7 ,, 7 ,, 1 ,7 , 1 1 1.11xx115s S1f111No1fo1111 Ovcrlurc -J'131'ic1a1 Rose 1 ,,, ,,, 1 I,11m1Iv1- H1011 Sunooi, 01:1:111A:s'1'1:.x Uralion 211111 Valedictory -f 1'l1c 11npo1'l:1111-c ol' 1i1lum':1lio11',1 1 1 1 V111'1'o1: 1111JVV1i1.1, Prcscnlulion ol' Honor Scrolls 1 121111, Mm:M.x11oN Presentation of Class 11 7s,, D. li. XV11':m1.x:X: iSuperinlcn11c11l ol' Schoolsb lrcscnlulion of Diplomas 1 s,s, 1111 11l'G1l D1141111, f1'rvsi11cnt ol' 15011111 ol' 1iI1l1L'il1101lD J licncdiclion . 11,, Riav. S. G. 1:1S11lili March 1 ,,,,, 1 1 S1'I1'cl1'fl 111611 Scnoor, 01u:111cs'1'1:.x June C1OID.1'IZ6D.CGI1ZG1Zt Progrunz March 11 1 1 ,1,,,1,,, . 11 ,1,,,,1,, Svlvctvrl XV11.v1'c:oM H1511 Sc:11oo1. 01111111as'1'1a.x lnvocalion 11 ,11111,11,,1 1 1 lim. C111xn1,1cs A1.Xl2.XUGILl1iY Salululory und f11'Z1110ll-ff-HXV0111011 Ycslcrcluy, 'Foduy and '1l011l01'1'0VV,, 11,, 1 Aramis SoL1.11a Vocal Solo 1 1 11Jo1m'1'11Y 1,1i'1'1i1iSUN Do11o'1'11Y KNL'1'1f1cN1s1'1111, Accoiiipuilisl Oralion f- '1'11c Meaning ol' llic XVor1l, Slll'l'0SSu 1 11 1 .1.xm11i L11ooM11: Orationf s '1'hc Marvels ol' Modern Lifc 11lll'I1i1'lN AIUEN 011111011 -f-- '1'11c Value ol' Iixlru Curricu1:11'1Studies 1 11 1111111 11111 1 1 1111 L1,1N'1'oN lX1ll1g1'lA'1'l1 Violin Solo 1111111111 111111 1 1 1111 11111111 1 E11N1i L1x1:1i1N Oralion 211111 Vziledictoryf --Hf1lt1 G1o1'y,s Grcanlcsl Glory 1 1111111111111 1 1 11 1 1111 1 11 Assn: McCoy Presentation of Honor Scrolls 111111 PAU1, M11M.x11oN Prcsenlalion of Class 1 D. Ii. NVIIQDMAN Presentation of Diploinas 1 11111 11 11111111 131111111 The Obligation of the Alumni to the Con11nunily 1 111111C11.x111.15s 1i1i.x1m CPl'CS1l1C111. of Chzunlicr oil Coiunicrccj l3enediclion1 111111111111111 1 111111111 111 1111 REV. Dw1o11'1' SM1'r11 March 1 11111 1111111111111111 1 11111111 11111 1 1111 1.11111 1111. 1 1 1 1 1ScIccled HIGH SCHOOL URCHIESTBA Forty-seven KULSHAN WILLIAMS. Pres. ISOYNTON. Vice-Pres. STENBEIQG. Advisor KlLPATltlCK, See. MONTGOMERY, Advisor Junior Class Take the Case of the Class of '30! XVhat we call XVl13lCOl1l Spirit was largely found in that group ol' ardent students. Third year elassnleu are always recognized as the life ol' ll1e schoolg full of pep and enthusiasin from September to .I une. Prohahly the greatest arhievenienl ol' this class was the win- ning ol' the Not-A-Sho lll6gLl1Jl10llC hy virtue ol' producing a snappy and most humorous stunt. This is the second time that this class has won old Meggie.', VVl1ttlC0lll genius along the line of dramatic art and athletics seemed to have found its origin in this lively group of Juniors, Also the decorating work ol' the .l unior coininittees at the time ol' the Senior Conxniencexnent, and liacealaureate services helped to make these occasions heauliful. And we are not forgetting appreciation for the loyal ellorts of the class advisors, Mr. John Montgomery, and Miss Betsy Sten- herg. Forty-eight ,fn ,O f N, TAN 'Q Xa KULSHANW-' FH'- :A N .JA Julzlor lluss F ty KULSHAN VVINTERS, Pres. BARNllAlt'l', Vice-Pres. COZIER, SGC. ROBERTS, Advisor THOMAS, Advisor Sophomore Class Leaving behind the traditional timidity and inexperienee of the freshman year, the class of '31, reinforced by graduates of Roeder Junior High School, this year undertook its full share of school responsibilities. The football season found three sophomores, Helseth, Barn- hart, and VVinters, on the first team and several more on the second team. In basketball too, the class shone in furnishing three regulars, Barnhart, Bliss and Clendenen. The class was also well repre- sented 011 the second team. The sophomore basketball team made a splendid showing in the intramural league. Although the sophomores did not retain Old Meggiev for the second successive year, the class put forth every effort to win and helped in niany other ways to make the Not-A-Sho the success it was. With such an auspicious beginning there is no doubt but that ,31 will prove to be one of VVi1LliL'O1ll,S most valuable and alert Classes. Fifty lil-KULSIEHAN Sophomore Class Fifty-one ---1iKULsHaNfi-:--1: GOODE, Pres. BRUMMIQL, Vice-Pres. SHAVV, Advisor BARUO. Sec. WALLHEN, Advisor Freshman Class The number of the class ol' 1932 and lll32l,fQ will be augmented by the freshnien now in the grade schools. llowever, those of us who are here have managed to cause at least a ripple in the affairs of XVll2llC0lll. Athletics, Not-A-Sho, and Girls' Club are among the activities into which we plunged. NVC have taken our part in the Girls' Club by working on its various committees. One ol' the Girls' Club assemblies was put on hy the Freshinen Auxiliary this year. It was very successful and we hope we have established a precedent that thc coining freslnnen girls will follow just as We followed the custom ol' inali- ing P0111-I-101118 for the annual Tlianksgiving QLIIHC. Although we did not win Meggie this year, we have a very good chance of Winning il next year. Many freshlnen, boys and girls, turned out for athletics. Even il' we weren't so successful, we did all that can be expected froni t'reshies and there is a. great lltlll1l'0 in store for us when vve in turn grow lo be the rlignified seniors and look down upon the new l'reshies. Fifty-two -Fllli ULSHAN Freshman Class Fifty-three cgtlrletics C515 all a lzf is training for gfereafer, 50 every game is training us to see Cglne joy of sportsmanslnja, ofworle, of laughter, gn comradeslnip, thru lzff, clefeat or victory. f xy , -,, w-V fs' A -fy , -i 1. M. 5 Z , xl ff Q4 fa Z ' V fx 4 In J 5 z, ,WF Ng WN lg fy ' lb, , .7 M f fe f 0' A4 x X , ' f l tms ff, G J' , ' U ' M iz Z f p ff , I' I -. Axw. Q j I 5 jfs. 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For lhe first time i11 :1 number ol' years, football has paill for ilsell' at XVlialcom. Every contest was unusually liaral lougaghl because ol' the large number ol' especially strong ell-vens in lhe dislriel. The season was ulimaxed hy an great hallle wilh lhe liverell Sea tlulls on TllllllliSHlYlllg Day. 'l'he Gulls finally lriulnpliell 7'-ll after four periods ol' sensalional play. lncidentally the largest crowd ol' the season was on hand l'or the encounter. Coach Lewis came to hXYl13lI.'0lll from Sunny- side, XfVashi11gton, and has proceeded to put out a scrapping, lighting football eleven, a basketball team lhat reached the finals of the District Tour- nament, and a baseball team which claimed the Northwest Championsliip. Need more be said of a eoaelfs first year record? l Fifty-s ix KULSHAN Fifty-seven KULSHAN F ity ght fiiiligoiosi-iAN1 :::+l :a Bliss, Clenilenen, B1u'i1hni'r. Moen. MCB:-ulth, Miller. Tzmwes, Clarke, Sybrant. Rork, Coach Lewis. Buskeflmcrll To the Imnls in lln- clislrivl lmskvlluill tournainn-ni was :is l':1r :is lliv VVl1:1lcoin lil-ilskins ailvaliivml in ilu- ISPQS-Sl lnalslwtlmll season. 'l'lic-y lzlmlcrl in svvoml plnve in ilu' niosl liiilcrly conlcslc-fl season lliul Ilia- t'Ollllly has seen for an long limo. livvry gainw on ihe svlicilulc- was lisml louglil, ilu-rc living no wi-nk li-mins. Cozlvli Lowis inolrlc-fl :1 l1'ilIll llizil will lvzlvv him il wczlllli ol' lll2ltl'l'lIll for ncxl scuson. Six lvllorinon will lu- in swliool for l'l'Olll one' lo lwo yours mow. Mon lost lay grxulunlion invluile Bloc-n. one your mnng Cxlplnin Mvlic-ailli, om- your mam: :xml Iiork. one year lllilll. Men on whom thc- coawh will re-ly nvxt season ure Bliss, Tawes, Clendenen, Clarke, and Captain Syhrunt. Fifty-nine KULSHAN Sty :1:--1fKULsiifXN?---?-- 1 - v V 4 V 1 htvxlrns. Arllslnson, l'2lI'llH'l', XXI11ppli-, XX uhm-1', 1ll2ll!llllXI', Burn, l4L'ill.ll1l Class Basketball For the thirrl, Slflllglll season lhc class ol' '29 has Won the class lruslicllrzlll cliannpionsliip. 'l'l1cy wlwulcil llwir victorious IllLll'l'll0S in 19213 :Anil H127 also. Class lnuxkcllmnll ngnin cnjoycil inuch popularity :nnl l'lll.l1llSl2lStlC Crowmls wcrc on linnil lor alll cm'ounlci's. 'l'lic scniors wi-i'c givcn n llnril run l'o1' llw lop lay lhc' under- classcs, and lry only Rl lusl wcuk rally worn ulilu lo slaivv ol'l' mlvlcal. Al llic cnml ol' llic playing lhu xVll1lll'0lll XX'orlnl :announced ilu- svluclion ol' nn nll slan' class I'ivc -.-cliicli Iini-il np ns follows: l Bi-nson unml llvmlgcr, l'0l'XX'2ll'llS2 XX'llipplc, ccnlcrg Cllammllcr and Hui-ilc1', guards. 'l'l1c class lcznns linisliccl in llic following orilcr: Won Lost Scniors Ili li Juniors I4 8 S0llll0lll0l'L'S I3 ll F1'CSlllllL'll , l 21 Sixty-onv KULSHAN l'l1tl'lll0l' tternisen XX'hippli- St. Clair Caniozzi Ileckei' Miles Uliaiiitllel' Mallalian Sells Ibivird Lewis NYultzu-L: Miller Svarlett l l'ailcisco Mulientli Capt. lltaekawa XY, Bliss Ctendenen Baseball The county championship and possibly the district title are rewards which the Redskin baseball nine claim this season. Up to date Coach Lewis and his gang have come thru a nine game undefeated schedule, with two more and possibly three games yet to ff go. A crack intield, steady pitching and nine 111611 who hit i11 pin- ches have been the basis ol' the Redskins' success on the diamond. Starting the seasoni with two lettcrmen, a second baseman, Eilltl a shortstop, Coach Lewis quickly molded a representative aggrega- tion. The Redskins were at their peak when they chucked the long winning streak of the Everett Seagulls on Campus Day ti-4. Nego- tiations arc under way with Sedro VVoolley, the champions ot' Skagit County, for a title contest. Sixty-two KULs11ANi-- Sixty-three KULSHANL-:---- Sixty-four KUiL.siiAN:T-F Q Camozzi Blair Smith Lovcgrcn Norbistrath Mclieath Christy McMahon BtlI'1li18.I't Sybrant Blaney M d Truck ii M Seven VVhatcom men entered the District Track meet, Satur- day, May 11, at Mt. Vernon. That meet completed a season of intense activity along track lines at xVilLliCOll1 High' ez: season marked by five meets and the annual Cross City Marathon. u The lledskin's took a nip-and-tuck triangular meet from Lyn- den and l airhaven early in the season. The following week they lost a sloppy atlair to Mt. Baker 62-60. A quadrangular meet with Mt. Vernon, Anacortes. Burlington, and XVi11lil'0l1l resulted in a second with Anacortes winning. At the county conclave Lynden took first and VVhatcom second with Mclllahon of VVhatco1n taking high point honors. Much credit for developing Redskin vVZ1l'l'i0l'S goes to Bill Stanley '25, who gavd his time and ctforts to perfecting a track squad worthy ot' the institution. Sixty-five ,I :J x M? KUFESHAN Sm Sixty-six Karshon Carr Rork Houghton Berenstain Hedger Keyes Tennis Led by Captain Jim Bork, VVhatcom's tennis champions in- cluding Hedger, Keyes, Houghton, Berenstain, and Karshon, have swept through all opposition in the Northwest without a defeat. There are still the county and district titles to he played otl'. Clean-cut matches have been won over Everett, Snohomish, Fairhaven and Mt. Vernon high schools. Everett was trimmed five matches to one in one of the Campus Day features. Snohomish was next on the vanquished list, being defeated six matches to one. Fairhaven lost tive straight to the Redskin racket wielders. Mt. Vernon lost six consecutive matches to XVhatcom representatives. Only two veterans are lost to the squad next year. Captain Rork and Keyes. Sixty-seven KULSHAN Bogs' A1'1z1e1ie Review FUO'l'BALL Burlington vs. 337113160111 .,,,..w, .fe..f 5 -25 Blaine vs. VVh2t1COlll ,7,,,,,, .e...f l 3- I2 Fairhaven vs. 5571131170111 7 4 G XVenatchcc vs. 5571121100111 , H ,v 19 -W-2 G Sedro VVoollcy vs. XV11211L'0l11 1 L 12 -ef G Anacortes vs. xV1l21tC0l1l . . ,,,,,,,, eeee . 2. 124 5 Everett VV11LltC0111 . .. . 7,., 7 30 BASKtC'l'BALL Blaine vs. 3371121100111 ,,,,,. .. .. ,,7,,,,,,,,,,,. eeeeeee 2 3 f 21 Lyndon vs. XV112t1COIll ,,,,,,,,, ,eee.ee 1 4 - 32 Fairhaven vs. XV112l1COlll . ,,,,, ,e.. 5 419 Nooksack vs. VVhkltCO1ll 19 -W 25 Mt. Baker vs. XVhHtC01l1 .see 23 - 22 Blaine vs. Whatcom -. ,,ee . ,,.e,, .. 32 he 26 Lyndon vs. 3571121100111 . . 22 - f 313 Fairhaven vs. xX71131C0lll ,, 1 18 -4 23 Nooksack vs. XV112ltCOIll ,,,, 272 238 Mt. Baker vs. VVhatcon1 . . 31- 233 Blaine vs. xV1l2ltC011'1 3, . 35 2-A 31 Index vs. Whatcom ...... . 30 -- 44 Lyndon vs. xVhEltC0lll ...,, L 3 ..... 21 2 ee 28 Everett vs. XV112ltCOI11 .... . . . . .... .... . .2 34 f 21 BASEBALL Fairhaven vs. XV1lEl1C01ll ,. ,. .... ...... . . .... - 2 - -1 Nooksuck vs. XV11HtCOH1 , . ....., 3- 6 Ferndale vs. XV1l21tCOlI1 ,,..,, 4- 12 Everett vs. XV1lH1C0111 .,.. .... 4 - 6 Blaine vs. vV1lZl1l'01l1 ,. . , .,.. 2A17 Mt. Baker vs. XVIIHJICOIH . .. ........ . .- 04 5 TRACK Lyndon Fai rhnvcn xV1l2l1CO111 515 415 61W Mt. Baker VVl1utconx 62 60 Mt. Vernon Anucorlcs Burlington xV1l31COI1l 10 48 29 35 COUNTY MEET Fairlulvcn Lyndon 5511111100111 Ferndulc Blaine Baker 1 1 ' y- 1,1 1 , 1 1 5 .vo 42 4 12 12 Sixty-eight ff-ligllsfiKULSEiANlfj1lT-l ff I , i 'ff ,gm ,,,. A 4' ' m4Qhc:,xA .-Eg V,ff- Girls, Athletics The girls' sporls program lhis year has heen a mosl inleresl- ing one. 'l'hrough lhe ellorls ol' Miss Clark and the ro-operation ol' lhe girls, vo-high school avlivilies were developed lo such an exlenl lhal a Play Day was planned and sllceessfully carried out helween lhe Girls' Alhlelim' Assorialions 0lll'l2lll'll1lV0ll and VVhali'om high schools. ln lunnis, lwo lonrnamenls which proved lo he very popular, were arranged I'or lhe heginners and advanced players. 'l'hm-n a lllillfll was played lo delermine lhe school ehampion. The winler's program eonsisled of hoekey, soccer, haskelhall, and serve-us-hall, while the remainder ol' the school year was taken up with hasehall and tennis. Miss Evelyn Clark, girls' gym learher, who has dlained such a warm plave in lhe hearls ol' the s came to us from lhe llniversily ol' XVashing- lon. She has worked lirelessly lo promole sporls and lo alan for lhe girls an inleresling aml varied wishes lo express its deepest appreciation. Sixty-nine l 'llhlelir program. To Sunshine the G. A. A -M-Q-l-A-IKULSHANQ K+- 'EN Y Xb, 'WVU Girls X h k ix 'X ,lg x ,R N 'i e 'l'. Flick Howell Benedict Sutton Ahern Shepherd Grue XY. Flick Vaxlhusuh Dix King Girls' Afhleiic Cubinef Sutton, Benedict, Norby, Ahern, Benson, XXY2lSl'llllll'll, Miller, McCoy, G-rue, XV. Flick, Rankin, T. Flick, King, Dix, Magnusson, Howell, Valbusch Seventy -if f ffff 1KULS5r EIANZ- Iiockog Chcunp ion S - J uniors Ilzlnkiu 1-lowvll llruc H4-lu-dic't King: Dix Howie- Sutton .lulmsun lwlcljunulml LWZIHIIUSSOII CNZIINHEI' Class Bcrskofl 11 1 ll Chf mzpions--Sopholnores Dawson, Wzxshburu, I'+-vk. Knutzeu, Iflim-la, Imwsorx. Br:miI'I'. MCGil1very Nickerson, Shu-1mhe1'd Seventy-one KULSHANi All-Sfcrr Buskefbull Tarun XX:1shbuI'11 Vozu-h Clark Dawson Dix Flic-li Sutton 1'iPlL.L'K'SOIl She-phex-cl Hrm- Benson Baseball Chfunpions-Juniors Hovde Magnusson 1-'lattner Norby McDonald Iiuukiu Helgeson Dix Staggs Seventy-two 1KULSHAN Serve-Us Bclll-Infrclmurcxl Champions Towusvml 8110114-11l+el'g'e-1' Ashby .lOI'f:l1t'llSUll Flivk B4-nson Aikc-11 Slwpl1e1'fl Sl!UIlf'F'I' Bcls-:kcfbull--Ini'ruInurrll Champions Dawson Ahern Bolster Dix Motiillve-ry Miller llickerson Seventy-three Student gfiterature C50 some are given the splendid gifs of thought, cgnd some have sight of wondrous things, ana' true. find some are given 'words to gifve men sight gnto the worlds their fancy never knew. 1141 277 1 f f' J 7, f s 1 ,' 1 f X X , 'fr X ff ,' f V M4 I I .Ll ' .,. , , ,JY-Y , , ., 5 ff fff VMWWIUIVWMI NIMH! IH 7, 17 ,7 W A ' fki, V 55 : f . , fi! f wg ,f jj u., 5 , -, V! flfff f lixf I I, X... f IVIV Wm ufif ,, X t X' , f f, ' W ' , , ,.' 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A .l.-Qi Q ,f L A, - - fl? . f ig fi -- f F 5 5095- f 11' T S ,QQ 5g: -:ifqgE 0.52 1 4 Wh.jii Qjjj W82E 4-ii,l ,, v , 3 K, ., -, -if ' -157 -1:-i-M --. Y , Y Y 42? 'i1 'i 'fffi Q Y W Y,,, AM, ,Y :Ll1, A W YY A ik, f- ' 'L-1 -, x r e Gpagafd -l- -ffltiULStt-IAN:-TTiTt4 N ever The Twain Shall Meet Clfirst Prize Storyj Nicodemus was not suited to his home, or should I say the home was not suited to Nicodemus. In the lirst place a cat of his nervous temperament fouml il difiicult to accustom himself to the exciting life in a Doctor's home, and in the second place a cal of his lineage belonged in a lnansion or perhaps a royal court, however, if Eglyntine, the cat next door, who had even more hranches in her family trec than he had, could hear up in such a lowly surroundings, the least he could do would he to maintain a hold front. Nicodemus' every whim was granted through a very common hut effective method, that of nipping pcople's legsg hut no amount of nipping would prevent the family from nicknaming him Nick. To Nicodemus this seemed a sacrilegous practice, for was he not the namesake of a liihle character? Indeed he was, aml he staunchly refused to answer to such a vulgar name. VVhen Nick spied 'I'om on the porch one day, his tirst impulse was to uphold the honor of his ancestors aml cull' him upon the ear: hut upon closer scrutiny of the claws in 'l'om's forepaws he decided that the gentlclnanly thing lo do would he to avoid him aml go on ahoul his business. Tom had a past. One look at his mangy coat aml gaunt frame was proof ot' the life he had led. Ile had sluuk into alley-ways, prowled from garhage can to garhagc can, scutlled across traffic lilled streets and his tail was deformed from dragging cans, hottles, and miscellaneous articles which playful street urehins had tied to it. At last he wandered to Nicodemus, porch, where he decided to remain long enough to regain his health in peace, eating the morsels which Nick refused. It was thrilling, hlood curdling tales which Tom could tell of his adventures that fascinated Iiglyntine. She would sit beside him for hours with a dreamy look in her eyes, listening to stories of feline life in worlds unknown to her, while Nick looked on, sulfcring thc pangs of a truly jealous cat. In all his kittenhood days, Nick had held Iirst place in Iiglyn- tine's heart. He alone was allowed the privilege of sitting on the steps with her, whispering sweet whispers of love into her twitch- ing ear, and now as he approached cathood, he realized that his spot in Eglyntine's heart was rapidly heing eclipsed hy an entirely new spot, a spot of affection for the veteran Tom. Tom certainly knew his catnip! The sorrow of his lost love hegan to cll'ect Nicodemus in various ways. His tail was lowered to halt' mast and his heart Seventy-six 1-H-W-gg-M-me-tQULstifiiNe-A-9-e-W-: thumped painfully against his slightly prominent ribs. Once he even thought ot' the pond but shuddered. No real cat would ever faee such a death. VVater -- ugh! Ut' course the catly thing for him to do would be to tight it out with 'l'omg however, he held the same respect for 'l'om's claws that he held for a vacuum cleaner and though he knew he wasn't a coward, he couldn't brace himsell' for pugilism. There was only one course ot' action lel't by which he could outwit Tom, and that was to prove to Eglyntine that Tom was not suited to herfffthat alley-cats are alley-cats and parlor-cats are parlor-eats and never the twain shall meet. So Nick set about developing an effective plan of procedure. tele decided that he would expose Tom's alley-cat manners hy accentuating his own well-bred manners. He watched 'l'om's movements, observing those which pleased liglyntine and those which displeased her. At every opportunity he emphasized 'l'om's faults hy displaying his newly developed traits of character. At times Nick became discouraged and gave himsell' up to genuine feline despai1',but each time the sight of Eglyntine and Tom together spurred him on and he doubled his ell'orts to regain his former place in l?glyntine's estimation. At last his patienee was rewarded. He peeked around the corner one morning just in time to see Eglyntine plant a well-aimed paw on Tom's erumpled ear. Nick supposed it was because Tom had d1'unk all the milk in Eglyn- Line's saucer. From this time on Tom grew steadily in Eglyntine's distavor. Finally she no longer allowed him to sit on the step beside her and as tilne went on, Tom realized that without l'Iglyntine's com- pany, life around the lloctor's home was boresome. Once lno1'e the call ot' adventure sounded in 'l'om's cars and once more Tom went back to the dark alley-ways, the trattie-lilled streets, and the gar- bage can larder. livery morning now, Nicodemus sits on the steps with Iiglyntine, whispering sweet whispers ol' love into her twitching ear -fwell Nicodemus knew his catnip tool E1JN.x L.uiklN ,Kd M, 'K ,ale f Seventy-seven --? Mm-WKULSHAN-A-ww-l-M-E Ahn-f 1111111 Clfirst Prize Poemb CAhn-Cutly is an olcl Imlian canoe, now owned by Mr. Yielor lioeder. lls 1-laim lo fame is that it was lhe lirsl canoe to carry mail helween here and Seattle, via ihe Noolasaek aml other rivers. Ahn-Cutty is lmlian for Long Ago. lt is now in an eleganl state ol' 1lis1'e11ai1', wilh ils hull slove in, ils sealns warped and eraelieml open, ils paint all hui worn olT, and reeds growing llirough lhe hole in lhe l1OUUlll ol' lhe boat. l'1OXX'0YCl', il forms Ll very nice aclclilion lo an ornamenlal pool. 'l'l1e poem is supposed lo l1e ll lamenl. 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Seventy-eight hh-W - ---iinrsiii-IN-- -:- On Being The Infant' tlfirst Prize tissayb lt is at once my great fortune, misfortune, and responsibilty to he the youngest in a family of four boys three of whom are. at least in their own opin- ions. perfect specimens of what the fourth 811011111 be. and isn't. liut they realize that Divine VVisdom saw lil to cast a swine among pearls, and rather than rail at Umnipotence, they are doing their humane duty in trying to bring me, who a1n that swine , alias the lnfant, lo some semblance of civilized perfection, even as they. Among the many phenomena which concern themselves with the Infant is the alarming subject-to-change condition of his physical stature. XVhy, I should say you may not! As young a child as you are? VVhat'? You did? XVhy never in my life have--A gl'cat big fellow like you! -U Infants are the showpieces of their respective families, and the unit whereby the family is measured. As a child, the Infaut's mother remarks, Izzen his lll1lll1lllll,S 'itties man do'n' to sing for mamma's fren's? Of course he does. In a quivering falsetto, Infant avers that: 'KA birdie wif a 'cllow bill Hopped upon my IUIIIIIOIU tfzill. Toclccd 'is sinin' eye ,II said, 'A i11'I 'oo 'SIII1lI'l1. 'oo .vccpylnfndi In Finding his lirsl number a decided hit, Infant brings down the house bv counting his fingers in Norwegian. Starting at the thumb, he points out each finger as named: 'l'ommetot , Slik- kipot tLieker-linger',, because of the ease whereby this lllClllll0l' may he utilized for sinful purposes when an all-trusting cook leaves an icing bowl unguardedb, Langeman C 'l'all-Fellow D, Guilde- brandn C G0ld-Finger , for obvious reasons,D Lille Petter .lens- sen's Spillman t I,ittle Peter .Ienssen's playt'ellovv .D This trick has all the depth of wisdom in execution found in the American jingle of the various little pigs, and the divers adventures which befell them on their individual journeys marketward. Now that Infant is a young man in all eyes but his lllOill0l S- the same routine is still employed. , Oh, Mr. Brown, it was Infant who played the organ in church this morning. Don't you think he plays nicely? Naturally the visitor returns a flattering paean to tl1e Infant's remarkable artistry, but the Infant has evolved an acid test. It the eyes of the visitor are cast heavenward when he makes this remark, and his lips appear to he moving, the Infant knows he doesn't mean it. Relatives are the blackest curse of all Infantdom. They know all the manners, mannerisms, virtues, and viees of their youthful Sevent y-nine -is-:I-M-11i1L111,s1111Av-N+iff-i first, second, and near-third co11sins and nephews, nieces. and grandchilclrenf-fand aren't a bit fearful ol' possible consequences due to their methods of indiscriminate extolation and degradation of the111. Une person, whose relative status is that ol' ahnost aunt-by- marriage QlllS0lllllCll great-grandinother was a second cousin to her great-grandl'ather, whose foster sister niarried a cousin ot' great uncle'sD once began a heated discussion in a crowded rooin upon the subject of whether or not Inl'ant's left eyebrow is or isn't higher lllllll his right. ller favorite pastinie is that ot' recounting old, old ineinories ot' how Infant said this, how he did that, and the clever reinark he made when -W. At times when this subject droops, the good woinan begins anew the never-ending battle over Great-Aunt Berthe's nose: My dear, don't you believe that in the profile view, his nose docs re- semble l3erthe's'? As a showpieee , l, the lnl'ant, have failed lniserablyg as a perfect being, dislnallyg and as a family Apollo abysnially. ln spite ot' all these shortcomings, l have hope. A great man Cand who illll I to believe hi1n otherwise?J once said, lt is known that the tirst-born inenibers ot' the l'a1nily are the handsoniest, and the last-born child is the most intelligent. This is ably proven by the niirror on the first point, and by inyv alienlle well, one must have Slllllllllllllgl to compensate for a deci- ded laek of irresistible features! U1,1v1311 'l'11ouU11N l 1151,n. ., ,X '41 ,r4.s14w Dawn CSeeond Prize Poem? The palesz' lin! of gray steals 0111 upon II11' zvorldg A world ll111l SllllIllll'l'N slill L11 sil1'11c1' 11012114 A1111 all II11' palcr colors are 1111f11rl'1l lllllile morlals sleep. Soon flurry rzppcars II glow of 111a1'1111'sl IYISI?--'-v Flllllgj, lilcc ll fllIl1t'l'l'lS Sf'll1'f across llzc slcy. T111111 comes Il SlI'l'Illv' of flaming red, 111111 grows As clouds pass Ivy. 1-ll las! Kim S1111, in lllUl'l 1azcs 111111111 . . J ll1o11 llic l'lII'lll, 111111 11rak1111, sccnis Io sllr' .I , llc, 1111111 Cl LUI'f'llll1 of clouds fora Cl'0lI7ll Smiles down o11 lzcr. 1oNA SM1'r11. Eighty IiUI..SlfdixN The Trick tSecond Prize Sloryb The head nurse had called me. In the midnight hush of the hospital, I stood hy his hedsidef I.indfeIt, Robert Ray, aged 45 Aheart disease and a very high ICll1pCl'21IlIFC. His face was flushed. Ile picked at the sheet. I could plainly see that he could not last until morning. I've done an awful thing, Doctor. I want to tell you about it, so you can help 111e. Send- the nurse away. I asked her to leave the roomg gave l1im a few drops of medi- cine. It helped him a little. You'll do me a favor, Doctor? If it is in my power. I know he thanked me hy the look in his eyes. Listen earefully to me. I am very weakf' Many years ago, I went on a voyage across the Pacific on the old transport 'Dix'. No wireless. She was loaded to capacity and I was eompelled to share a stateroom with a fellow passenger. XVhen I went up to my room, my new acquaintance was there with his wife, who had come to see him oII'. I took a dislike to him from the moment I saw him. XVilliam Stewart Moreley was his 11ame, and he insisted on introducing me to his wife. I formed a rather pleasing opinion of her. She was chic in her grey suuirrel eoat and mueh too gentle for a loud creature like him. VVhen Mrs. Moreley came onto the Dix to hid her hushand hon voyage, she gave him a packet of letters, one for evel'y day of the trip. Days passed llllti how I wearied of his rambling ahout those wonderful Iettersf So I thought I would play a t1'ick on him. Little did I think this would lead to such a tragic end. VVhile I was alone in the state-room, I wrote a letter for the seventh day, imitating the feminine handwriting, saying: DEAR VVILLIAM, is is to tell you that I have left you forever. You are now seven days at sea. You will never see me again. Signing it 'Mary' carefully, I placed it among the other letters. Very early next morning, I saw Nlorelcy open the letter and read it. Like a llash, he sprang to the door. never to he seen againl Doctor, no one will ever know what I've gone through these many years. I've tried in vain to tind the woman, hut have not succeeded. XVon't you try to find her for me and give her those other letters that were never seen hy the man she loved so dearly? 'I'hey're inf-e myf-traveling hag-Win fgthefe-. He was gone. I looked the letters ove1'. Carefully opening numher eight, I read these tragic words: DEAR XVILLIAM, You a1'e eight days on your voyage and I want you to know that 1 have left you forever. Do not try to lind me. MARY . I opened the rest of tl1e letters. They were only blank sheets of paper. Glcn.xI.1JiNli Blxmi, Eighty-one urlwh KULSHAN Your First' Long Punts tSecond Prize EssayJ VVell, you have your long pants now! Anyhow, you wish you'd never succeeded in getting them in the first place. lint doesn't it take a lot ol' persuading to get them? Ma sim- ply cannot see her little darling walking around in long trousers, and just fourteen years old at that! Bla must think you've taken a couple ol' swims in the Fountain ol' Youth. Dad is willing to get the long-pants suit all right, hut the trouble is that short pants don't cost so much. Luckily, Sis is along. ller insisting that you look like the movie actor, .lohu Gil- bert, in long-pants is the thing that puts Dad on your side. You huy. or Dad does. the suit on Monday. You will want that suit next Sunday. So you carry it home under your arm, not caring to give the company a chance to mislay your suit and fail to deliver it hy Sunday. On the way home, you increase your gait almost to a trun. lt is all your Mother and Dad can do to keep you from opening the hox and putting on the suit in the street. Alter you get home you carefully put on the suit. while you stand on a chair so that you will not get lilly dust U11 the legs. You rush to the nearest mirror. After Sunday dinner, you are the first one up from the table, ac most unusual thing: and, after a final close look in the mirror and a last jerk on your cap, you are ready for your stroll up the Avenue. As you leave the house. you are forced to admit to yourself that the absence of a mustache and cane is regrettahleg but, for the present, you will have to get along without them somehow. You wish you would meet the girl friends, but to-day the Avenue is empty of the gentler sex. You wager with yourself that if you were ir1 overalls, you would meet all the girls you ever knew. All of a sudden the sun goes behind a cloud and something wet, strikes your hand. Hltainl Rain! My long pants! you gasp, and sprint for home, five hlocks away. Between your sprinting ahilify and the kindness of' the weather, you arrive home with the precious long-pants safe and dry. But alas! You a1'e most aware of the fact, that you passed the Jones' machine in your wild dash down the street, and you can swear it was at you that your best girl giggled. You actually wish you had let the clothing company mislay your suit and deliver it a week later. QlRDl'IN D.xvmsoN. Eighty-two -2-enezieags-teULst+1.QtN:l-M?-i-R Cardinal tThird Prize Storyb XVho is the great man, and what is he going to do? asked a small boy of his mother. There was a note of awe and anxiety in his voice. For children, as well as grown people, in .laekson, are taught to show much reverence to iine arts. 'l'he beautiful cathedral was titled to the limit of its capacity. 'l'hrongs of people were standing within and without, tho inside there was no confusion. No matter what their discomforts, an awed silence prevailed over all the church. lt was a master pipe organist whom they were assembled to hear. lt was not long before the suspense was broken, for the great virtuoso soon appeared, making his way, with dignity, down the aisle, smiling and bowing his thanks to the thousands who applauded him. He was a kind, fatherly appearing old master. Like all wl1o arc truly accomplished, his attitude was a humble one. After expressing to them his soul's gratitude for the great blessing ot' being able to serve them in this way, he took his seat at the grand old organ. and at once began to favor them with a well known masterpiece played by many artists before him. But music never came so directly from a soul before. Now his tapering lingers fell limply upon the keys, and he played with a soft listless sleepiness which gradually grew in animation and life until at last, as if music had been pent up in his heart until it could no longer be contained, it burst forth with a mighty volume of triumph, rolling and swelling until every place in the vast cathedral was filled with its echoes. Then, like angry clouds, suddenly breaking away and revealing the clear, blue sky, and permitting the sun to bathe the earth, unharmed, with its soothing warmth and light, the music subsided into a sweet, melodious strain which could not be rivaled by any singing creature of the heavens. As the beloved master played on, it seemed as if 11ot a breath was breathed. Suddenly, as strains like the ripple of waters fell anew from his finger-tips, the fixed gaze of the audience was averted to a different direction. A bird had found its way in through an open window. lt lluttered wildly and blindly about the room, terrorized at linding itself in a place so strange to nature. At last, exhausted, it settled high above the audience. Suddenly it gave forth a series of quick ehirps in which could be descerned a note of relief. It had recognized S0lllCllllllg--W-S01ll6l.llillg which was very sweet and familiar. The bird no longer lamented its captiv- ity. XVilh shiny scarlet wings spread wide, it soared downward in the direction of the fatherly old master, circled three times Eighty-three KULsHaN above him, scrutinizing him the while to be sure it was making no mistake, and then without hesitation, took its place among the tall shoots of the ferns nearest the master's shoulder. During this llll1C the artist's attention was solely upon his music. He was now playing a melody in which could be heard the whispering of the trees and grasses, the ehirping of birds, the tumbling of playful brooklets. In it, one could feel and -e'e- yes nearly smell the fresh sweetness of spring. At this 1110I11Clll a rapturous song poured from the Cardinal's throat. It hopped gaily to and fro among the ferns, keeping time to its own little tune and the master's. A smile suggesting happy memories broke over the master's face. A brighter light than ever was eaused by his deep love ol' musie lighted his blue eyes. It was his own dear cardinal, his own sinee he had befriended it one spring morning when he was playing his llute in a lovely green meadow dotted with trees and interseeted hy a tiny babbling brook. ALVliIi'l'A HU'reuisoN. W The Canyon CThird Prize Poemb Shadows play along The rough and jagged walls. Topped by huge eliffs, lowering skyward, Covered here and lhere wilh stunted growth of pine And wild flowers. hidden hy Ihe darker shadows. Ai lhe base Flows the roaring canyon slream Winding ils may between gigantic rocks. Snrging, rippling, narrowing, widening, A .sofl foam rising ll'hereUer waler slrilces roek, Ever rushing, leaping downward toward the sea. Every morn and eve Conies a Illl'flllIl0I'p1'10SlS of eolorsg A loueh of red and erinzson lights up the rim, Rugged deep gorges refleel II purple hue, Snfler Iiarmozzioux colors Ullllllill As lhe sleep sides reach down to touch the stream. The nmslerpieees of niorlals are imperfect Bu! the canyon is lhe hancliworlc of God. v Pau 1. XV11,1.1AM s. Eighty-four T?-+?e?xi'KULSHAN :lg- -we Sgnzbiosis tThird Prize Essayt All who have taken a course in biological science have been obliged to remember innumerable terms concerning plant and ani- mal life. Every printed page contains several of these teclmical words, some have a meaning for us, but more frequently we pass them over as just another term. ln a certain biology text a paragraph heading stated the follow- ing: UA Case of Mutual Aid: Symbiosisf' On reading further we lind as an illustration of symbiosis, a small animal, one of the species of Hydra. The inner portions of this Hydra consists of a number of one-celled plants living within the tissues of the animal itself. The minute plants assimilate the excretions of carbon diox- ide and nitrogenous food supplied by the animal tissues. In return the green plants manufacture carbohydrate food with which to l'eed its adherent. Thus the plant gets all the material for its food from the animal, and the animal receives carbohydrate food made by the plant from the animal's carbon dioxide excretion. Some students, looking at it from the biological viewpoint, perhaps may consider it just another term. Hut it seemingly has a deeper. l1lOt'6 practical lneaning. Ilere within a single animal we tind an illustration of the re- lation which exists between all animals and plants. ln our litera- ture we praise the work of Nature: all about us we perceive the beauty of natural life, and marvel at the faultless manner in which it maintains its life functions. Symbiosis is only one example of the ingenuity of Mother Nature. lf it so occurred that Nature found symbiosis a profitable and efficient form of enjoying life, would it not also be applicable to mankind? The form of human relationship nearest to symbiosis is co- operation. VVe often speak of co-operative marketing and co- operative dealing in many lines of business. liut this process is carried on more for the purpose of prolit. and it encourages a stain of greed and sellishnessg whereas Nature has omitted this element between the plant cells and the animal tissues of the Hydra. True or ideal co-operation is a product of love and is backed by a desire to observe the Golden Rule: it is a case of mutual aid , as is the process of symbiosis. Co-operation, like the airplane, is far from satisfactory perfection or universal adaption, especially between nations. So, as the Hydra enjoys life by natural symbiosis, so we may enjoy living in this world by developing the spirit of true co-operation or human symbiosis. PAUL NV11.1.1Ax1s. Eighty-five cqctifvities Cfif' is a pair of scalesg cgbere is a weight and a balance, cg time to lead, and a time to fallow, cg time fir routine, and a time for fvariety. fx 'EC xx 'nweyife 90+ QQ., g a '. ::.:::....:: '::::::'1f1: The Nerd Bug. M 1 w AlQS0N Y if , if KULSHANZL--lz Debate Team Quick Leach Reid Isolany Debate and Qratorg Contesling on lhe l'OStl'lllll, W7l1Hti'0ll1 has had two activities which hold in common only lhe desire for puhlic speaking, and which were represented hy her debate teams, and oralorical con- teslants. The oratorical contest was supported by the school, but spon- sored by the Seattle Times, the subject being The Constitutionf' Oratorical Contestants l Leach Quick Durham Eighty-eight nlfavafe Flag Contest BOYS GIRLS 1. Amex Arxrosic 1. ANNnf: Mczllov 2. ANDHI-:W Smrru 2. .l.xNic'r Nlr:Al:'rI-ws 3. ,ARVID LoNsi-:Tu 3. l'lltANClCS FAIRSUN The ahoye students were VVhatcom Iligh School winners in the nation-wide Flag Contest. Alex Altosc and Annie Mt-Coy were adjudged final winners for their orations on Old Glory's Greatest Glory , and in consequence represented VVhatcom in the State Flag Contest in which Annie McCoy won eighth prize. Mr. William M. Shepherd hy acting as advisor for Oratory, Flag, and League ol' Nations contests rendered valuable service for the school. The stu- dents sincerely appreciate the ell'ort which he has so willingly extended in their behalf. Paul VVilliams was awarded first place at VVhat- coin in the National League of Nations Essay Con- lfst sponsored hy the Educational Department of the League of Nations Association. Eighty-nine l-iiioiiosi:-iAN Editorial Siu ff l l l The lvhufconz Yvorld I 'l'hv :1ppe:ii':im'f: of lhv XX7llE1ll'Oll1 XVorhl on 'l'1lesrl:1ys, is a murh :mliriprilml :Weill ol' lhe wvek, lo thc xwwsxwiliiigeg rlusses who pr:-p:1rc lhc ropy, e4lilori:xls, sporls mul l'0illllI'0S, 'Io lhc husi- uess sl:1ll', who iimlw possihlv 'Ihr lllllJlll'illl0ll ol' lhv pnpvr hy fin:im'i:1l zliml solirilcml in :ulmling , :xml lo the: Slll1ll'lllS, who :mx- iollsly wail lill 3:00 o'1'Iork on 'l'llvscl:1y lH'lllQS lhl- cir4'uI:ili0n stall' inlo :1c'lion. 'l'h1- paper is svnl to :ill mcmhcrs ol' the lionril ol' lilluculion, lo Mill Your Q.2Ql'1lIlll1ll6S, lo ncwswritiug classes in olhur schools :mil lo sluxlcnls who suhsrrihc lhru :I lleposil ill their A. S. li' lll0lllllL'l'- ship lirkcls. 'l'hv VVll2lll'0lll NVorl4l rurrics inlo lhe liomv :i lruv rcpre- S6lll1lll0Il ol' slullvnl lifc, :lull to other srhools in Ohio. X'irg.5inia, Ci1lll'0l'lllil, UkI:ihom:1 :mil Moiitanu, :in inlvrporlzilion ol' that iiidosl-rilmhlc XVI1:1la'om , :1 conipzlrison :xml :x 1-liallvnge. It brings lo lhv homus oi' formur rI:1ssm:i'lvs illl :ivlivv record ol' their frieiuls :incl leurlii-rs. ll is :x good-will Illt'SSt'l1gUI'. N . ff Business Sluff 1 4 Ninety l l l l l l :iiULsi-it-TN:-1---4:1 Whatco m's Tennis HATCOM WORI,D Baseball Title k Team Undefeated T 5C ms Von.. 9 No.40 Wnncom HIGH Sci-iooL, Beiiiucjim, WN., TUESDAV JUNE H' '929 E nn most 01' the l'l12ll,0l'lZL1' NUSIGS FOR NICXVS lifll' NH' IHIIYQV- I , Vlltlkll' th? lll2lllZlH,'P- lt has ln-en tiru' 'mum ut' thu- Advan- hvr 1-i't'm'ls und the ct-d N1-wsw riting CLTNTON Mc-BEATTT Holds linliturship for Two Yen rs For four se-niestf-rs student respunsilvility for the sut-t-i-ss ut' thi- Wlizltconi Wui'ld has K't'llIt'l'Ptl upon Clint- nn lllcl-if-zitli, editor'- in-Ohii-t' ot' thut pai- pe-l'. 'l'hru his hands hats pzisst-tl :ill the work ot' tllf' oth:-r 4-iliitirs for Tha- tinzxlilit-vlt willing' vu-opvraitionl ot' hm' 4-Ins-ses thzit the Wliziti-ont World has Visa-n from ai tive, In sow-n 1-olumn p1i- API' -IEOTUI IC HAMMOND :intl W il.OYlJ .IUILGENSHNN Slizire- Honors , T11 king' ave-r tha- re-sponsiliility nt' thi- stnu-rlz-nt lTTI'S'lTlt'SSi YVILBIC HT H ll USUN Is Ad lllaiiugvr Much of tho iinzin-i cial responsibility of the xYll1ltCOlll NYOi'ld lay in the hunrls of tht- ziilvvi'tising inun- .1g'Pl', XYillwrt Hud- son :ind his st:iI'l', as the- t-fist ot' printing gi p:1p+-rrlt-pe-nds niuvh, upon thc- zulv-rrise-1 ments. 1 1 l- I -,lllLlll1lL1il'tllt'llt nt' thu lllt Olp, llllll lllll HN XXI tc UH' ld t'ui'w thu- pzipvi' goes' tu pre-ss to lm rlistri- liutml luta-1' in approx- llllllltqlj' twvlw- hun- dred stinlt-nts. MABICI. 1'ftl l Al.AN l'1dito1'i:il Advisor For st-V+-ii y f-ai rs Miss Illzilwl C'0t'I'in:in hzis hm-11 t-ditorizil :ul- visul' ot' tht- XVlizit- voni XYurlul and tnu- ght the journalismi classes which supply ' 1:1 ' 'ur' ,. lvni'g.1'a- H11 ni niunil ind Lluyil .lorpzqmisoii izivv sp:-nt their timi- nzindling' the- vxpvn- ws and int-time ul' the Vuipor. ti P0 r gg' 1- Hainiiioiitl svi'vt-tl :is iiiziiiaigtli' 'lin first st-mestn-r. hut btM'kil1SH nt' his grani- laition this June-, the- iflitfn- XV1lSllll'Il94l ov:-1' tu liloyil .l0i'g'e-nsuii For the- second svm- -stair. LLOYD JORC-ENsoN'g ha to l H H lkl. XVl'l.Ll.-X MS Alilv Assistant I i i i Ar-ting us assist.- zint ml i t or-in-mfhiet, Miiiuzii-tit W i l I i zu, in s s de-vntefl ht-r time it-lping' nizthv tht- XVh:ttt-om lV0rld il pai- per whit-h truly rep- resentvil tht- st-hool. .Tolls ui' profit' rt-:tiling tl lust minutt- in- formation fall to Mar- aret's capable hands. N inety-one clziss :ind with the ion-opt-ration ni' tilt' livg.:'iiilii1i,f:,' vluss, the Wliattconi XYorld has be-Q-n s11t'00sst'tilly edi- ted thruout the yt-utr. Asidei l'1'0ll1 runtri- to thi- paper. iliuting' ithv jtDlll'llflllSlll stu- 'dents :ire gaining' ex- perif-iin-e in newspa- per work which will undoubtedly prove of value to them in lat- er yt-airs. A. M. CONNELL Business Advisor Althougsgh the qual- ity ot' tht-1 Whatcom XYoi'ld depvnds most- ly upon the editorial st:it't', the- sin-tw-ss of thi- pzipi-r has de- pc-nds-il almost equal- ly :is muvh upun the .iusint-ss st:it't', head- ed lax' A. ill. Nunn.-11. Mr, Vnnno-ll has ,f:','lX'+'Il mum-li time to thi- lvusinvss side- of tht- Wliuti-mit XYorld, lay his stzit'1', uitlvd thzit it niiglit he a Slll't'l'SSl:lll paper tiliatiiuiailly. :is wfill us -4litui'i:tll5', 'l'liruugli thu zidvnr- rising' of tho Bulling- huni lrusinn-ss liouses. the- XYl1a,itc'oin NVor1d ,hits ln-e-n able, finan- iciully. to function on a paying basis. KULSHAN Mot Donald MCMZIIIOH Kulshun Stuff Editor-in-Chief . Business Maliuger Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager Senior Editor . Art Editor--Spring Semester Art Editorf'Fz1tI Semester . .Iunior Editor . Sophomore Editor lfreshinan Editor Activity Editor Organization Editor Boys' Sport Editor BI.-XRY BICIJONALD PAUL AICAIAIION . Br:T'rv XVATTS FRANc:Is SYBRANT . ANNH4: Mutlov . VVYNN HAws IBOROTHY CLRARY PAUL WILLIAMS JANET RICARTIIUR D12BoRAH AL'rosr: EDWARD HIQRMSRN QUENTIN QUICK CLINT McBi4:A'rH Girls' Sport Editor . . lfLoR1aNc1s AICBEA'l'tI Feature Editor . . . . N1-:LL1lc Cox Snap-shot Editor . . LUCILLR STANDIQN Society Editor . . . ARISS IIULBUSH Business Advisor . VVILLIAM S1-liwl-IIQRD Literary Advisor . PEARL F. I1ALLE'l'T Arl Advisor . . . ARTHUR SANDRN Shepherd Hallett Sanden Ninety-two KULSlEiIANi-:?- IKKIISIICIII Shlff Ninety-th1'ee -W---f-+-HQULSHTQNZLE-fzffi J 1--73 gffikvxbqq ,J : 24-f ,- .Q fy, f '., .'-4 A ' f X5fii5f'5'fl?3f'5?f5? 5 li ' '25':fil'i iw E- Q C-NN WI-a'f:fff,?'lE' 27 T599 1 ,Jill , iafhi , R-.5-11if,,.,Vlfl .- X83 If . elj lll' ' r f Q uhapbff ll ' .1 Y ' 4 Ifgf.-' QL . i,, 4-ll , I ', 2' ',?.QCfixg leaf' I f 5, fl 'X I .g0',:IQ'-1,'.4,- X of 1 'f' N135 'et' . 1 f , 1 rliwjt- , H7 . A3 fa! 12:1 I f Y, -7 I i,3,fy., , ,f Tb' V' -l- tl' I' , ' Q f llilffy -,f .5 'Wil ll f 'X 5735- T, ,ff ff 1 if . f'f,f ' if vii ' f W ' ,. K T- . , T 1 f i..NL',. 4 ' ,astra Y, I A, gkfagu .. , , - Q53 , X. L- Ifr,,,n-Vg, A , M.iiLl -:WA Y i an-LL-28 Z. If , odfla Drama Dramatics has become one ol' the notable features ol' VVhat- Com High School. The Junior Play, one ol' the most situ-cssl'Lll ever put on in XVhatt-om, was a c-omctly in three avts, Thu Patsy , by Harry Connor. Thu St-nior play, Tho ltonianlic Ago . hy A. Af Milne, containt-cl some ot' the host aniatcur 1lLj1'l'0l'lllLll!CL'S cvcl' seen at XvlllllCO1l1 High School. Mr. tllticliestcfs clraniatic classes have also oltereml lnany other plays, Neighbors , antl Jazz and Blinuct ont' act comctlies given for the Parent Tcacliurs' Assoviation, At Sl:-lff' a mystery play, and Tons of Moneyw, one ot' tho most voniical plays proiluced. The Dl'LtIll2lllt' Club untlur the :-Iupervision ol' Miss Nlarjoric Jones, has 21 list ol' fifty active 11ll'lltlPS1'S, in which is founml thu dramatic talent of the svhool. This year their Clll'lSllllilS play was The Twelvc Pound Looliw, hy .lanies l5a1'1'iQ. X Thru the untiring efforts of Mr. Chichester, tll'2lIlltlllC C01ll'Tl, XVllltlt'0llt hay gainvcl thc honor of being one ol' the most outstantling high schools in the state for its clrainatic protluctions. Ninety-four '--mMiiULsriAN--fl-1 l Altuse, lllullalmn. XYutson, Bacon, Williams. lflohl N oi?-A-Sho The Not-A-Sho, the largest social event of the year was on Friday, October the eighteenth. 'l'he first part ol' the evening's performance was devoted to various side-shows. 'l'he prize for the best one was awarded to the German Club for their skit, 'l'oonerville Trolley. Romeo and Juliet , Down Honolulu XVay,', and others were contributed by clubs of the school. The main part of the prograni was held in the auditorium where the Juniors, with their dramatic thriller, ln Chicago , won the treasured Meggie. The Seniors brought up a close second with A Family All'1lll'.,i The audience, after chewing oil' their linger-nails watching the Juniors' thriller, surged down to the gym and the Not-A-Cafe Night Club to wash them down with cider and collee. Much credit for the success of the Not-A-Sho was due to Marcus Hammond, manager, Bob Robertson, assistant, and Ray Lindberg, faculty advisor. Ninety-five iKULSHAN TTj'Pl lX1c'Ma11u11, Little. Mzxllzlllzln, Homin, Ililrllic, SlL'lt1'115, Welcolm-, liU2llll2L. Hurst, Martin. wfho Rornunific Agev Presented by THE SENl0R CLASS Directed by G. B. Chichester Moen, A1'l11Stl'Ollg', Merritt, Burke, Ritchie, Aisted, Cumozzi, Williams, Nordquist Ninety-six fiiULsiiANfl:l:+ V1 ff lhe Pursgv A Comedy By Harry Connor Pre THE JUNIOR by CLASS sented Directed by G. B. Chichester Mrs. Harrington ,.,,,,A Mr. Harrington ,,,,...,.,,, Patricia Harrington., UIHCQG Harringztonn. Billy- Caldwelll ,,,,.,. Tony Andcrson ,,,... Sadie Buchanan, Cath Patrick 0'Flaherty, ,,,,, ,,,, , .. Trip Busty ,,,,,,...,,,,,, CAST Billee Richards-Marie Padovan .....,,,,Sanford McGinnis-M. Bacon Lucite Standen-Hope Boynton Frances BaunachfHelen Selsted .......,,l.,.,,Dwiglit Standen-WJ. Elder Howard Cleary-Robt. Sodjin erine Stanley-Elizabeth Korthauer Mallahan Mallahan XVho's going to run our household? This is the question which The Patsy answers for lhe audience. The scene takes place in the drawing room of lhe Harrington home, typical of the home of a common traveling salesman. The plot is constructed around a quarreling family whose heated discussions on family affairs mingled with lhe arguing of the two daughters' love affairs, but always full ol' wil aml humor. Mrs. llarringlon, who dominates the family at lirsl, brings aIl'airs to such chaotic condition that Mr. Harrington takes over the reins, irons out his wil'e's mistakes and becomes a real puter l'amilias. I consider The Patsy one ol' the best three-act comedy farces ever presented at XVhatcom High Scl1ool. WMiss Mary H. Muir. t X Ninety-seven iiU1L,sHAN t'The Twelve Pound Lookn By Sir James M. Barrie Presented by THE DRAMATIC CLASS Directed by Miss Marjorie Jones CAST Kate, the typist ...A,,. ...,.., D eborah Altose Sir Harry Sims ,..,,, , , ,,,,...,,,,,,,, Lew Lovegren Lady Sims ..........,,..,,,, ,,,.ii... Marguerite Wheeler Lombes, the butler ......... ,.,, ,,......,,,,,, F 1 'ank Roby According to their custom ol' presenting 21 Cl11'isl11111s play the Dfallliltltf Club presented this year The Twelve Pound Look. This play centers around an egotistical 111z1n who is ulmout to be knighted. His f01'll1G1' wife comes as El typist lo answer the letters of eongratulation which he has received. The play ends with Sir Harry Still as self centered as before. Ninety-eight kUiL,Si-iaNi--1A:- i'At 9:45 A Mystery by Owen Davis Presented by THE DRAMATIC CLASS Directed by G. B. Chichester CAST Saturday Friday Captain Dixson ....,,.. Ruth Jordan .....,,,... Jim Everetti, ,,,.........,,, . Judge Robert Clayton ....,,..i ..., Mrs. Clayton ..,,.,,...,...,,,,,,,, . Mary Doane ,,,......... Tom Daley ,,.,..,,,.,,ii,,, Margaret Clanoy ......,,i Judd Gillan ,,,,,,,.......,, Molly Clayton ..,,,,.. Jack Grover ..,,,,,, Doane .......,,..,,,,i,. Mack ,,ti.,i,,,...,.,,,,,,, Doctor Norton ..,,,., Howard Clayton ,.,.... Doyle ..,,,,...t,,..,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,. ..,. ,,.,,,,,,,...Y,,,,......... Q uentin Quick ...,...,,Betty Watts-Reba Chatfield Paul McMahon-Lew Lovegren ,,,Hugh Lovegren-'Herbert Short ..,,,,Margaret Dean4Edna Larkin ,,.....lone Cannon-Grace Goddard Jack Mallahan-Robert Sjodin Dorothy lVlartin4Winifred Nolte ,,,,Edward H6l'lHSGl1fROgEF Reid ..,,,....,,Glenda Bush4Anne Olson George Hohl4Jack Barnhart ......,Vernon LeathafLaure11 Bell ,.,...,.John Merritt .,,Richard Stearnsf-.la mes Burke Durham Frank Roby-Horace Austin Someone shoots Howard Clayton. Four tlillercnl people ton- fess to the crime. The chief ol' police and his assistants are liallled. Finally the guilty person is mliscovcrefl. Such is the plot ol' the lllySlCl'y play. The scene onils wilh lhe llllll'LlP1'6SS forgiven and the victim ready to die, or to live, as you prefer. Ninety-nine :KiUi,.sii.mNyW f Kyi . xX W Eu s ' 'f'y 7f'l'VfWfWlrfWjfU1lfilivxliywf' wwifff' f X Q . A -2 ' A may X . . ll. .ylbllllllfgllli ll' mllmlln Lo lwusic One of the niosl pleasing purls ol' our wcckly assemblies is The 111llSll'ill llllllllJUI'S 1ll'Ol'lll'l'll through ilu- vllorls ol' ihe vice preside-nl ol' lhv A. S. li. The orrliesiru zlnml Glcc Clulis :irc popular pairls ol' Olll' school lifc. All sluclenls who :irc inlcrcsluml in music may procure in VVllEllCOIll lhe lruining thcy clcsirc in lhoir 1'cspcclive lines ol' music ' z g Mr. Harrison xVll1lll'0lll has hcen vi-ry liOl'lllllillC in hum Rayinonml Zlllll Mr. John Roy XVilli:nns, liolh ol' lhuin tulenici inslruclors. Tlirough thu lcnilcrsliip ol' Mr. liuynionil lhc xvlllll vom Glcc Clulis slugcml an very succcssl'ul Opcrcllal, uPll1'l7lL 'll0XYCl'S,i, licforc an puvkcil uucliloriuing and lhrough Mr. VVilli1uns cllorls four slullcnls l'l'01H VVllllll'0Ill haul lhu honor ol' lacing mum hers ol' il slulc-wimlc orchcslrzl Illillll? up ol' lzllcnl l'l'0lll lhc cliiferc high schools. XVu know lhul in thu l'ulurc, XVllilll'0lll, lhrough lhc ro-opuru lion ol' lho slumlcnls :xml l'uc'ully will ronlinuc lo huvc u niosl suv cussful Zllltl proniising music clepurlnicnl, Ono Huudrwd nl Girls' Glev Clubs llzlvv K'OllllllClt'll an mosl Sllt'l'i'SSl'lll year of song gil! fllilUlLSll EIANZ1 egee Girls, Glee Club Unclvr lllc 1lircrlion ol' Harrison liuymoml, llw Boys, and grid have adqled l10YSlllIllLllCgl'L1' ol' hgnor tp XVllQllCOII1 High Schoolr Bogsa Glee Club One Hundred and One -L--+lMKULsHAN:eMwM sW-vef-w ffpurple Towersv By Don C. Wilson A Musical Comedy in Two Acts Directed by Harrison Raymond Purple Tovversu, an operelta ol' comedy and mystery, was given by the VVhatcom, Glee Clubs under the direction of Mr. Harrison Raymond on lhe evening ol' May 23. The main characters were: Ilank Huckleberry K.lulins Beren- stainj, Mike Murphy Clidward Hernisenl, liarl Parker ihnwrence Keyesj, Red Nichols Huck Malluhanj, Tillie fDorolhy Pelersonb, Ursula Applegate Qlidna Larkinb, Ilclen Trumbull fXVihnulh Han- coekb, Mary Marble 6Annie Mm-Coyj, Phil Bradley QHugh Love- grenb, and Snowball iI.ew Lovegrenj. The operetta was i'e:1tured with clever lines, dancing effects, and many jazz ensembles. The choruses comprising thc entire glee clubs, added much to the success of the perforniancc. Ed. Hermsen served as business manag.ger. Bob Robertson and Betty XVard served as property 1ll2lIl2lg6l'S. The Costume Coln- mittee, under Miss Elizabeth Graves and Betty XVatts had charge of the costuming. The dancing was directed by Theresa Hill. One Hundred and Two -:lYl Y -iKULSkTAN:i i Orchestra Music is not individual iro rertv. hut an 'fit't for all to overv- . h v U onef--eu spring ot' purest :md most rehncd education. tl. lti'l'Ticn. An expression ol' the greater interest in music has-heen shown hy :in enlarging orchestra under the charge ot' John Roy VVilliums, one ot' l5ellinglizun's most talented musicians :md 0l't'llCStl'2l leaders. Clinton Crmner. Geneva Erholm, Arlene Ncher, :md Alice Braun were chosen from VVlliltt'0lll,S orchestra this year to play in :1 high school orchestra ot' tour hundred students picked from the four Northwestern States under the direction ot' Curl Kreuger at Spokane, xV1lSlllllQtOIl. VVh:1lcom claims the honor ol' heing the only school in the State ot' XVushington to liuvc two ol' their nunlher, Clinton tfrauner :md Geneva lirholm, holding thc tlrst seals of their respective instruments in this orchestra. Spokane Delegates tbl ec -fuss-AMAWM-s hQSEUhh1fdo:iiijQl:!l msssssssssl4KU m i -A----M-MMA-A------'m i- W ' 1 V X f,.. - . . ,,,, M .,.,,,,l X, , 1 Nmiliwl ' ' ,I ff r o ' I X liz: Tz ii:-2s12v1,,5!shM-. V - wmmwmwwf Hwmrvwm 44fW?if- ' 1 - f i fs r itil W.. lllqllflllllllllillli lf- 'IQ - 'uf .ff rv '?l ::ll lllll --,, , Hmm' 'r: 3!!!!!!-llllln. CHubs Thai lhe moral, physical :md zwauleiiiir priiiriplos in school lil'0 may lw upplivd :md nizulv lo l1':i1ism'0ml Soll' l'or lho NN'l'll'1ll'6 ol' the greatest good lo thc greulvsl llllIlllil'I' has lawn lhc ideal adopted by the rluhs at xVll1llf'0lll. 'I'herv are 1llblll'0XlIll1ll6ly liflven zirlivc rluhs ol' Vzlrivcl typos at XXlll2ll4'0lll, 1'i'lbI'f'SG'l1llllQ zlrlivilgics :md roursvs found in tht' svhool. Tlivrv is an rluh lo l'Pl1l'l'SK'Ill vurh forvign lilllgllilgl' lnuglil: tlwrv are rluhs whirh :Irv rlzlssc-d llINll'I' lim- :iris which l'Ill'0LlI'ilgC ihe lillPIlll'll. Thr- Pop fllllll und Ushvrs Cluh dcvolm- lhvir limv 10 9lll'Olll'2lglllf.f school spiril. Thc 'l'or1'h Cluh K'lll'0lll'ilgt'S Sl'llOlill'SlllID and holds in its l'IN'0llllH'lll only lhc honor SlllKlt'lllS. 'l'h1- Girls' Cluh. whivh is tho Iurgosl, aims lo umkv vvery girl an loyal XVl12lll'0lll sludvul. Thesv rluhs 1ll'f' imporlzfml in lhall lhvy :llso scrvc lo inlrodurc' new Sllllltxlll lvxulvrs inlo srhool zivlivily. und immy lull-nts and qualities which might rcimlin miusvd ure discovered in opportun- ities oll'0rvd in lhvsm- various vluhs. No nmllefr whul lho rreed or aim ol' lhv Various cluhs in the school may he, they all have one aim in common, and that is to serve XVhutcom. One Hundred and Four lffl--el-iiiuinsi-iA'Nm--iii MCDONALD, President LITTLE, Vice-President EDWARDS, Sec. RANKIN, Treas. FLICK, Sergeant-at-Ar-ms Girls, Club Following the policy of making it a better organization each year, the Gielg Clrrb4i:is-againemzxdeeinzany-strides towardgreateig improvement. Under the wise counsel of Miss Dennis and the progressive atmosphere created by Mary McDonald, the club has steadily grown in importance and usefulness. Much appreciation is also due to the faculty women who have helped the committees. A valuable improvement was the trans- formation of the Visiting Committee into a Costume Committee. Two of the outstanding events ol' the club year were the Fashion Show and the Mothers' and Daughters' Tea. The Fashion Show, it was agreed, was one of the best ever given at xVl'l3tC01I1. For the first time in the history ol' the club, the Girls' Club Council became a democratic institution and a business-like body. ln view of these facts, the students have good cause to be proud of the Girls, Club. Miss Mae Dennis has the confidence and the love of the girls, whose advisor she has been during the last year. She is a true helper in our work, a friend to advise us, and a companion in whom we place our faith. One Hundred and Five 1--l+f 1KULSllANiT?L-Q Girls' Club Council 3 Cornnzilfec I lllCIiI'1l'LCll D Scholarship Commiifee One Hundred and Six KULSH-HAN Social, Progrrun f:0llZIl2ii'l'0US c3OSi'U11lC, Service L1OIl2ll'Lil't6QS lIZFOI'IIZCIl'iOD., Friendship f:OIIZI'1'lii'1'60S One Hundred and Seven -:4iKULSHAN:i Debuke Club Usher Club L bt Gerlnun Club One Hundred and Eight k l ::KULs1f 1ANl- Ari Club rrOrCll L'I'6I'lCl'Z One Hundred and Nine Spanish Club Lufin Club Swedish Club One Hundred and Ten h----iKULSHANw+-- , K . , KULSIiAN IQGH Chili Ili-Y Club Fire Squad Oue Hu11d1'eml and Eleven +flKULS1H1ANi- Dramatic Club Wvlzafcom Beautiful Squad HW Club One Hundred and Twelve A tl' l liilliigilizao LsrnxNf::fff:i:::: : ' L 1 1 l Stir w i f fiHf,,uaw1f W M -S l i ,1 K, , . 'l pm it ft,llWw iw t vf r Squads To the administration ol' VVhalcom Iligh School have been added numerous student squads to provide for more student parti- cipation in controling and sponsoring activities at XVll1llL'Olll. 'l'he Trallie Squad, led hy Francis Syhranl, is on duty every period of the day to keep the right-of-way open through the halls. The Patrol Squad, under the direction of Glen Tawes, has a similiar work of avoiding confusions and maintaining order upon the campus. The Ticket Squad, under George Hammond, helps greatly in the linancial part ol' aetivities and entertainments sponsored lay the A. S. B. The Fire Squad, led hy Quentin Quick, and lid. Jukes, has aimed lo elear the huilding as quickly as possihle in case ol' Iire. The Stage Crew, under the IIIHHZIQCIIIVCIH ol' Preston Ililhurn. has been responsihle for all stage presentations which lake place on the VVhalcom stage. The Tulip Squad, lead hy Marjorie Skidmore, has helped in heautifying XVhatcom's campus and arranged the school's dona- tion lo the Tulip Festival. 'l'he Auto Squad, with Belly Musser as chief, furnished means of transportation in case of emergencies. Puddle Squad ,MQ f ' ..,.......L-., -4' One Hundred and 'Thirteen +9-Tllrilnllrdsli-IILAN-l-L Stage Crew . Garden Club Auto Squad Oue Hundred and Fourteen KULSElAN Tigkel' Squad Traffic Squucl Pufrol Squad Q119 Hundreql gud Fifteen Student sew The ffiendxhips we make through Working together cshoula' he continued in the joy of fczughing together. 1 ,li ------ jkeestai.-xxN:?-?-----M F1'OHl CI W1ZGfCO1l2 Gil'1,S Didrg Sept. 11, 1928 Dear Diary, Today the most exciting party was given hy the senior girls for the incoming fresh- men. liach senior chose .1 freshman sister to take to the party. The auditorium was the scene of the lirst half of the festivities where a program was given hy memlmers of the different classes. The eats were served afterwards in the cafeteria where everyone had all the ice cream they could possibly wish for. Oct. tit, lSt2S Dearest Diary, Our annual Not-A-Sho was given tonight. The different clulms put on side shows he- fore the lnain event in the auditorium. There were heaps of good shows hut the Spanish Cluh walked away with the prize. After the side shows, the crowd llocked to see the class- es compete for the megaphone. l thought the stunts were all good, liut the judges decided in favor of the .luniors. Dec. 20, lSl2S Dear Diary, Once more l'm going to tell you of a party the XVhatcom girls had. lt was given in the school. A program was given in thc auditorium and from there everyone went to the gym. There was an orchestra for the girls who wished to dance and games arranged in the lial- cony for some of the girls. After everyone had played ar- ound for awhile, ice cream was served in the cafeteria. liy this time it was late and every- one was tired, so we all went home. March 243. 1929 Dearest Diary, A second senior-freshman party was given today for the freshmen who entered at mid- year. lt was much like the party we had last fall. Ut' course, part of il was in the auditorium and part in the cafeteria. There were lots ot' Meats and a good time was had hy all. l'm so tired l just can't say any more aliout it. April 25, 1929 Uh. Diary! l'm so excited! XVO had the lirst Campus Day in twenty years at Whatcom, today. 'l'he seniors had charge of it and they surely knew how to put it over. 'l'hc hoys worked on the lawns and the tennis courts. and did some cleaning up at tiattersliy Field, while the girls carried water for them. Some students who didn't care much for such manual labor sold tulip lruttons. r w - - lhe faculty and seniors had an exciting liaselmall game in the afternoon. Our lirst team heat liverett in a scheduled game after the faculty had pranced around awhile. May I7, 19253 Dear Diary, The Mothers' and Daugh- ters' 'l'ea was held this after- noon. lt was earried out in much the same manner as last years' only, honestly, it gets lietter every yearl The recep- tion committee consisted of the Girls' Clulm otlieers and sev- eral assisting faeulty. l just love teas and we girls don't get many chances to attend them so l'm always glad when the Nlothers' and Daughters' Tea comes around. One Hundred and Eighteen KULSHAN O e Hundred and Ninet KULSHAN OHdddT -1+- f-RULsnANfi-WB-2-are CCIIIIPUS Dflg ' You MIGHT A5 wsu. wokx Boys! G-R-R-R! I woN'T WEAR H't '- !'- , 1 1 THESE CLOTHES AGAIN ,TILL wg0,:LL0u'ne THERES NoTHiN6 ELSE -ro no. NEXT YEAR ETTHERI! - 2 i s HERE is -MF qv 5' 4 r-mauro sT. :Link W' 'N f if , cmznviwe WATER T K, X f' A ff I 1- 1 Al ' l u QLTJTHNEQEY- J' , A f Z i fl 'Q Zi' lx, c'f3'k- J I f ' ' MSN A 3:5515 E ' - if l 1 1 ,,,.. .-32 i mi, rf? 'rms is --- R ': 'l?' T f MR. HONTGOMER f RQ,--. - 16 DESPERATELY TRYING KY E ,- N R TO MAKE A HOME 'RUNT - 'Juli' V 19 'G' A L: N -fzfclilvt If X ,Lv 1:1 5' 'I-33521, K, ,.' T sq ,Q tk lfcf, 4 -- - ' - HERE WE HAVE LES voms 5 3 W ' ENCOURA-3iNG SOME OF -i Q THE wiriuwe WORKERS! , x fii f if X , - N N HERE is MRWELLS FEELTNG ' ,' Q69 VERYCOMFORTABLE Gi IN mg x as , , CLOTHES HE l-lA5N'T WORN 3 ,E ff' T- ggii- , SINCE LAST YEAR- l 11-0 Z? K, x I I Q ? 1 E , Eff A R , 1 T R35-1, E ,. E f f .pf QSO' HERE is A PROMINENT ' 'ZH' E3 -Q A STUDENT im FIRST PERIOD - 1, STUDY HALL' WHO is SLIGHTLYANXIOUS AS TO X WHETHER HE wire FIND XXQ H15 LUNCH JN TWO Boxes fyfy ,fm E AW 5 fx OR ff f 12 ff? gf E EEEWKPI-7, ONE' HERE is COACH LEWIS imma pkzk gy mwmofw Curr, ONE or His STUNTS - rs- 1 ,g iii: :T . E. ltoy, was we lagged! 'l'he way they worked this Campus Day all'air was, two seniors got a brain wave and they went down to Doe. XVells and alter they did some tall talking, he said we eould take down the pieks lor a day il' we'd elean up the campus. 'I'hey lished around for a job I'or everybody and sure found 'em. l lc d VV nd l 'rinslanee, me am Jr ' inters was slated to dig a palh. a Y Nl Les Voris was supposed to help .loe Vt illiams i-lean up Lake bat- tersby after Bob Camozzi got thru eating. Dorothy Ritchie was supposed to eook, but she fell in the big bean kettle and they didn't lind her till Marshall liaeon washed the pan out. Anyways, after the path was linished, we washed the old meat hooks and ankled over lo the beanery and got some pop to wash our neeks with, and then barged to liattersby's, where we eleaneii up on the food that the femmes had eooked. Alter that, they was a baseball game between the laeulty and the seniors. Miss Clark put up a good light as umpire, and alter everybody was all worked up, in drills Doe. XVells, all hot and bothered. Ile pieks up a wagon tongue and ainbles to the plate, determined to pound the ole pill for a loop, but is was a lizzie. The game didn't last long, the faeully lagged in the third frame. Anyhow some birds from Everett blew in and we had to stop long enull' to fight a game with them. XVe won, too. Huh? Yeh, we hadda swell time. XVe made lots of XVhoopee messing around with shovels and what-not. One Hundred and Twenty-one -E KULSHAN One Hundred and Twenty-two KULSHAN One Hundred and Twenty-three KULSHAN One Hundred and Twenty-four --l--M--KU11S11AN-i-Ml- Stun Pomes A fI'1'.Y1l1IllIIl 1111111 111 HU!1P.S A few m111'1' things 111 lf'111'Il. Slllllll S0111 11i111 11111'Ic 111111111 111' 111118 11111 fjI'l'l'II 111 lPlll'II. Al lllc C:1l'cl1'1'iu: 1-lN1Il'S 111 11sI11's Dusl 111 1111s1 G11 111 1111' 1'111l I was 111'r1' fllSl. .Y11111 I 111y lIIl'. 111111111 111 Sl1'l'1J, T1111 1'111ss is 111111, 11111 SIllIIll71'I S 1l1'1'p. I 11111l.'1' 111111111 1111 1111111' 111111 A 1111111y z1'r11 111113 111y f1111f. I 111111 I11'I' I11'r I111i1' 11111s f1111i11y 111111111, S111' 11111y111'1l 111 111111111111 flll'l'. I 111111 I11'r 111'r xkirl was 111111 111 s11r1'1l.s, SI11' 111111111'11 c11r1'11'ss1y. I 111111 Izur Ilcr 111'13Ic was 11i1'1y, S1111 111111 is was ll j111f1'. 'I'111-11 1 1111111-11 111111 111'r 1111s1' 11111x shiny 111111 S111' .sl1'111 II11' 111 111112 s11'11I1'1'. l'lli0Nl S1:11'1'1111 MVIS. T11 Nl1xu1111c Bi1'1111111y G1'1'1'1i11y.s, 111ssi1' .lI1'1'1'y C111'is111111.s, 11111 1I11p11y N0111 Y1'11I', 1f1lSl1'I' yl1111111'xs A11 I sp1'1'11 111 you I111'i1l1'1111111y '1111111111l 111' lim' If 111111111 111' 11111 V11l1'111i111'. 1103? Noull: 1 Xvllill sl1:1ll l llllxl My girl l1'C2llS mc as il' I were just 21 pelmllle 111 I11-1' lllc. Anxiously, SPIQNNY. IJCSII' Spcnny: Try luring :1 lilllc l111ul1lcl'. As 1114 N11.u.1.. 'l'h1-su wcrc written by Cope 'n Hagen so tI1z1t's snul'l'. One Il11111l1'1+d and Twenty-five KULSHAN One Hundred and Twenty-six KULSElAN One Hundred and Twenty-seven 1iU1es11111tNm--:-fi Poliiicks One time people got together. Say they, H2000 -1 2000 makes five when therels one more. Zot makes l cupples and there's three left over. Three's 21 crowd!-so's we ull call it politicks. P111-i-Iicks is the o11ly kind of parties we have around here except Sophomore Tiddlywinx 111111-11-111111 in the gym, and cider und doughnuts in the cafe, wiz crepe pnper slreznners over everything. So sez they 11 meeting we will go. So one night when every- body wus goin, sumplazelse, they went funny like and had tl meetin'. So all the heeg polytishuns they cry how had everything wuz and how nuthin' was democratic und how nobody liked unyhody and how elforts wus f11tile. Then so suddenly come ull the Bored und collect the papers with everyones moniker on and say H'1'll2ll,S tl 11lEllf01'll1,, and th11t's il plank, which is all such new slung hut not so hot after ull. Then after the vote is all done with the lieeg Polyticul Parties either go up and down or Llp und some more fellas don't go ut ull. Then everyhody included either grins or cries und some say golly and whack your VCl'iCI'lll'2lC---Elllil some go l10lllC. This is polilicks. GUM lApologies to Leigh 1lunt.j Miss BTARY Mun: 1 -1111111 111111 s111111'y i111f1'1111s11, A111111c11 111111 1111y f1'11111 II s11111111 f1l'l'llIlI of pf'll1'l'. G11111111'1'11 flI'0lIIl1,1 11111' 111111111111 S11 111111111, lV111'11 Il 11111111 of s1111111111s 1111111 11111111hs full of gum. Sp1111r111i111, 1I111111111111i111, 011111, 121111111113 .lI11y11111'1'y, .l11i1'yf1'11i1, l,ic11ri1'c, 111111 lVi1111'1'g1'111111. .lliss .ll11i1' .si111l1111 111111 1111 11111 ll 1'11111', '1'I11'11111 111111 1111111 11111111 11111 111' 11111 1111111', A1111 11.911111 y11 11111c11111'.v, 11111 llll' 111111111 11s 111111, lV1111 111111111 ll 11111111 1'11111 111111i11.s1 cl111111i11g 1llIlIl.H JUNIOR PLAY XVISE CRACKS There's 110 use cryin, over spilt milk 'cause there's enough water in it 1lll'0tllly. B1'1'111111's 111111'11 Il girl 1111111 .soul so 111'111l, lVl111 111111111' 111 1ll'l' f1'i1111d 1111s said ls my 1111311 811111117 1 vs Here Teeclierv, wrote an indignzint mother, you must not whack llly Lester. He is 21 delicate child and isn't used to it. XVe never hit him at home except in self defense. Things that never catch 11p: Yesterday Back wheels Parents Neglected notebooks. One Hundred and Twenty-eight -A--Wm--T-KULSHANPWMH--:fi Plug Dug Chairmen XVhen i ,,, , . ..Szilu1'fl:1y, May 25, l92Si XVl16l'C ., ,,7, , xVl12'lll'0111 High School XVho ,7 , , 7 ,,,, 7,, l'11lll'l12lVt'll and VVlialcoin Girls General Chillflllell ., Eloise liillllilllffillilll .Icnkins Faculty Advisors . , ., . , Evelyn Clark- gillurita Moore PROGRAM 10:00 A. M. o ,,,o, ,,,o .Registrzition 10:30 A. M. W Cannes lGyIl1.j 1:00 P. M. . . , Luncheon 2:00 P. M. Enlcrlainlnenl 2:30 P. M., . W o ., Posture Parade The CIltCl'liillllllQlll l'c:ilu1'e4l .luck Burn and his Collegiaies, dancing, clogging, luinhling, and the l z1i1'lnn'e11 girls' trio. To top ol'l' lhorlz1y's Cl1lCl'l2lllllll0lll was il poslurc puruflo in which lhe girls wilh lhc lincsl poslurc werc uwzinlccl honors hy lhc following judges: li. F. XVells, ll. Ii. xVCilllll2lll, M. A. Urplnni, Mrs. Siilll Czn'vcr and Miss lfriomlu Sluler. Play Day, lhc firsl evcnl of ils kind in thc hislory of XVl12lll'0lll and F21i1'llZlYCll, was inzule successful through ai nlosl connnendahlc spiril of co-opcrzilion helwccn lhcsc lwo schools. VVilh such a co-opcralion, success is forclold for thc Play Days of the future. One Hunrlrerl anal Twenty-nineg e:::-::::::4:::.::::::::::::::::::::::::::.4 ' Friends of Whatcom Q26 Bellingham Publishing Company B. B. Improvement Co. Avalon and Ml. Baker Theaters Union Printing Co. A. A. Polts C. H. Barlow Gage--Dodson Co. B. B. lfurnilurc Co. Fussncr Monuments Arthur C. Harlow John liienasl Sporting Goods Fred Lauhe Grand Theater Rathnizln X Raymond One Hundred und Tllirty ::::::::::J lr lr lr lr 4+ lr lr lr lr lr lr lr lr ls 4+ r 'r lr lu ln lu lu lr 5, :::::::: Q Qf.f.f '-'Q'--,004-00'.'.,-4 OO :::.,'::.,':::- ::: 'Ve congrfdulufe the Class of 1929 on Their inning uohievelnenifs during The posi' gear. Blur the ex Jerienoes of 1 our J I J Hiqh School Life broaden cmd qloclclen your fufure uekivilies in life. Ge. CBETST PRINTING COMPANY INC. ,',f , .v-'.,.,0., .,,0,.,4-,-' .v4'4-Q0 ,,., 01111 Hll1llll'L'll llllll T1lil'IY'0ll4 .r00.', 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 5 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I I ' I I I I E I I I 5 I I S I 'I I S S 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 5 5 I 'I 'I I 5 'I 'I 5 I I A :::: -::,:Y-:va-rof:::f-::: -::::::: Year After Year- We have been privileged to be the chosen photographers of hundreds and hundreds of students. This year We again thank Whatcom-the Kulshan staif and Faculty for their co-operation in the making of the photo- graphs for the Kulshan. '2'oQ A'6j, SANDISQN Him v sa le: Photos 'lhat Please '19 og P Teacher: Use the Word E:::::AN-:L-:::v-R:-AT:- : inamniouth in a sentencef' 1 VVillie: He was tied to his 5 lnamnlouih apron St1'lI1'fS.,, 5 ,E K E 'R 2 BARBER SHoP ' ' 1 Dunilu: lf lhe president E BEAUTY PARLOR died, who would get the job? 2 Ten Expert Barbers Duniher: The vice-presi- 1 I dem., v 1: Ladies Rest Room t lllunilmestz Name-llie under- 3 1304 Cornwall Avenue lIi61'. ,: L '41--'-f-7: QOQ' :::::a-:::::::- 'M' ':::: HH ::'l T MN' 4, 1, 1 G R I G G S 11 'T - I1 11 , 1 EXCLUSIVE 1: SPAULDING SPORTING Q1 iff: I 'P DEALERS I: 2 'v lr 3 I 1 212 East Holly Street :E if MEN S WEAR . . ' 1 122 E. 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Form the habit of putting money away, at least a portion of your income each week or month. The growth of, your account will be like that of a tree-you may not notice it from time to time, but one day you will exclaim with suprise at the amount it has attained. A substantial bank account which spells independence, can be acquired on the installment plan, just as an automo- bile or other luxury, but with this difference, the bank adds to it interest instead of your having to pay out additional sums for interest and expenses. Also-you will always have a right to call on the time of the bank's oflicials for advice on the many matters in which they can counsel you. Yours for a successful career, H. P. JUKES, Cashier. A:-A-:::AA:: :::: '4 Bliss 'l'al'koif: XVho was I J ll ll l' V? owN YOUROWN HOME! 'ni' ' N lm' Stewurl Blythe: Louis the Crosseycdf' is only kidding himself and Miss flvalrkoff: Uxvhoip. serenading the Landlord 2 gt K HXV H .t, - We Furnish the Plans and Give z h0lj1,eXI'3ui'g XI,,t' 1 5 In nu X ,A L A . ci ifvn LbC' 'it' 0 um la a ey um er 0'2 Small Boy: To what do you Phone 1493 829 Cornwall Ave. 2 im,-iy,ut., your Om age-yn BELLINGHANI, WASHINGTON 2 Old Mun: Timo fact that I A::::',,::,::: ,',' :::,',3 was born in 18-LO. You Prompt Service Established 1889 Phones 126-127 PACIFIC STEAM LAUNDRY He Profits Most Who Serves Best 1728-1738 Ellis Street Bellingham, Washington ----- ---v-,,,-::::: -:v-:'::::AA-AAA,-A-AA------ One Hundred and Thirty-four ?e,,,,,,.,,,,,,e,,,,,,,,,.,,,.., ,,,,, -S :-::::,-.,::,,f:::+-':::::'- - -'z :E E l 5 l l ' W 3 g g BUS1 ER BROWN g 'l . . l l l 4 BAN-Ki l l l :5 i e,,,, a : SHOE STORE 5 fi Uulunill 5 5 2 I . f l 5: 'I Q E THE HOME OF E l Ig 1: SNAPPY STYLES 2 ll Q l 1, 4, e::::--:::,,:::,,,::,':::,a l l.lllI0ll TRUST 3 2 It l NNN--,N ...,,.,..., -NM 'r S ll 'I GUMPANY l E l ll l ll l : : Burtenshaw fl Sunel a 1+ or T l T 1' 1' l 1' I if 2 2 Service With a Smile f I1 I: I: I 5 Phone 1419 ll ll l ll It It 2 108 West Holly Street it I' 2 TI l ,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,m,ee:3 - .,,,...,..,..,.., N--m.2 I call my girl Nl:u'ig.5Ol4l. 4-:ruse lli:ll'S what sl1e'S lryin' to do. -: K Campus llny was lnlx nf' fun. ll'1' IU!'l'l' lmppy us wnulfl lun B111 Ihr' vlixlzws wwf' all lvfl fur omg And limi pour mu' was mc. -f: K : Bill H.: Do XOL' like book 1-mls? LII S.: Yes, 'l'h:1l'S all l Twill. r '+ 'f-nf-'-'f- 'f' f'- ',v f f+ '+'1 l ll :I I1 1, 1, 4 l :E PUBLIC MARKET BAKERY z I, ll 1 1 5 THE HOME OF EVERYTHING BAKED 'l'HAT'S l ll 'l GOOD T0 EAT 'n ln QI J. KAPPEI. .I l 4, 4, 1, 1, l,:::- :::'::::f,.-eefeee . 'f 'f ,- N,NN,O One Hunilrecl and Thirty-five ----,,---- 1 lr 1 6 ---- ---- 4 f ::: :::' :: f lr 1+ 'r r 11 In I If f l l P lu 1 EMPIRE , RUN OVER T0 THE I 1 gf THE FRIENDLY SERVICE gf .5 if STORE 1: r 'r r 1 r 5 'i E GROCERY lr 'g FOUR PHONES: I 4: 1 , 672, 673, 986 sz 987 gf FOR :E - , LUNCH AND SCHOOL n 'l 1 r 'v 1 I: ALL INSPECTED MEATS I: I: SUPPLIES I 1 1 I :I 1 41 --- 4: I I: I' 1: gg. -- - .- ff 1313 Cornwall Avenue 1, l 03 -Prices Arfiglfiiht 1 2 Bellingham, Washington 1: 3 4, 4 4, 4, 41 3 It .1 f:-: v ::::::J Lf '::- '::: :::: Foolish Question He: May I kiSS you ? Lucien: I-Ieavensl Another amateur. -. K :- Mary: Where did you learn to love like thiS?,' Willis: 'Tm a night watchman in Whatcom Falls Park. 4. K z- Paul: I always Say what I think. Ethel: I wondered why you were SO quiet. b ' N 1 4T':::N'Hv 'v::: ' tr 4, 1 1, 0 STOP AND SHOP EE 1, Bellingham 4 1 I' . GROCERY g 5 Radio Shop R ll' gh P bi' M k 4 11 w 2 e In am u lc ar et I 2 Mt. Baker Theater Bldg. 1 We Deliver 253.00 1' a 4, 1 Orders 1: 1: 116 Commercial Street 1 ll 13 E Phone 3918 1 I: Bellingham Phone 143 an .-Nmmmm:ml l--m--,,-, ---,,,,-,- One Hundred and Thirty-Six i:::::::::::-: A A :v--: -:QE 5 4' 4 C .' Ig I-4 1. 2 G M 4: 4 4 , t 4 I P45 I ii E 4-Q il l 4 ' C 4 ' 4 4, 5 , II :I 4 l 45 5 7'44'7f7f94, 2 5 S TI I S 5 2 4 gk F E11 D P '4 4 S 4 Fl E CSD '4 4 w 1 'I 4 r- 'E E 3 E 'I 4 '4 ,-3 7 1' 4 -1 -4 0 -S I ei M 'I B1 I, Q 2 O m 2 4, 4 : 5 Z 93 A 'P 4 -' .... ' ' W t 4 5 -'D 'I Jq li fb 4, 5- M V, il D9 x 4, B w 4 fgfilhlliliilill Ceifm 'I 'I 5 4 4 , 4 F A Lasting Remembrance of 4 4 Graduation Time 4 2 A Fine VVriSt or , 1: Strap Watch 2 'I 4 4 Paul Mueller , P 1, Jeweler 5 4, 117 W. Magnolia Blzllingham E :I Avalon Theatre Bldg. 4 4. 'f'-V-e-fd-'J'-,JJ-f-ev-10-4 JJNAJ T I P 1: Make Your High School Q i 4 4 ,: 'training Pay by Supple- , 1' menting it with 21 Course in ' 4 l II SUCCESS BUSINESS COLLEGE 4 'I BEI.I.lNGHAIvI, WASHINGTON 4 44 4 :I Fully Accredited in the National f I Association of Accredited 4: 14 Commercial Schools. :I I I :I DAY AND NIGHT SESSIONS 4 ,I THE YEAR AROUND ,: il 13 Prospect St. Phone 10 if 4 44 t f ':::'f':: 'f:: '::::4 rSfM + N 'f'v 4 1 if il 4, 4, I Ig Phone 221 .1 4 4 4 4 4 P 4 4 I C. D. F arquharson I I '4 4 4, 4, 4 4 :E Plumbing and Heating IE I1 I1 I 4 if 204 E. Magnolia Bellingham :E l 4, 4, 4 4, 4 4,,,,.,,,a.,-.,---,,,,...,,,,,.Nl One HtlHll1P4l and :::,:::4-:::: ':::::' , 4- ,'v'.,-',-,.,,,,,,e,-..-,a-'-wf.'N'e0N4- An Electric llrn Set lor Your Breaklasl Table glsmtto. ::,::,4 Glen: I got some tickets illll' the show. Dot: Gooll. l'll start to get really. lllell: Ya, llo. They're for i0lllOl'l'0XV night. , K . Miss lilcalsllallcz How IUll4'il is i'0lll' :lllll live? Philip Cozior: l'll like aw- l'lllly lllllcll to tell you but I lllillk it would llo you good to ilxilllfl? it out for yourself. Thirty-seven 1::H:NH'N:H'H:H:HT T Ann 'l in lllflfllwlfslfll BUTTUN 1: i: B K I3 :E C. J. BREIER CU. 1, s ml U' ,' gf EVERYTHING EVERYTHING FOR EOR THE STUDENT AND SCHOOLS GRADUATE CORONA PORTABLE 1 TYPEWRITERS 1: 1: Bay and Holly Streets 1, 1, , ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,A,A,,,..-,Q 4, .,,,,::,,,:,,::,:,:::- H:H H:H::HHH::ml iH::'N: :M in r 4' BELLINGHAlVl,S E Benson - Dodge PIONEER Q: 3 119 W. Holly I l . WATCH HOUSE E Menrs Wearing I, s MULLER 55 Apparel 5, 'I 4 'I 'I ASPLUN D 5 Benson- Dodgg I us wmnuusum Gruen '::::':::::'::':::::':'w:' Elgin and 5, limployer: So yOu want a . 1 J jOl1. DO you Over lie? Hamilton Watcheb E .look Bl'lllllllll l2 NO sir, but For ideal : l'III willing lO learn. GRADUATION GIFTS 'I -H K :- l i lsl l3e:IIIOry FI'iOII1l: VVill Adjoining I you join llll' in :I howl of , .,.. First National Bank ,E Soup' . 4, Qml Dltlo: DO you think 1: llu-rc would ln- room for both ,,N,HN' ,,,, N,,N,,,Nj OI' us? :::::::'::::::::::::::::4z f'::::::-:::4--v::::::::::::: 'I l TABOR gl CRUIKSHANK EQ l Standard Auto lIlC0l'Il0l'2lf0tl 'I Wholesale l Co' AUTOMOTIVE I WHIPPET EQUIPMENT AND RADIO Ig AND 1' WILLYS-KNIGHT 110 East Magnolia Street 1- MQTQR CARS Bellingham, Wash- ii 1215 Cornwall Avenue I ::: :::::'a-f:::-1-::::::J One Hundred and Thirty-eight ,::::::::::::::::::.-:::::.,3 +Qff'A4 ,,J-4-4-4 ::::::::::::::::::::::::4'v :::::::::'+f::0ff:: :::::'I H. Daesonm' Fr. QTEXSQIIHI' Meet me at the Pros, Seo.-ll'Pas. BlsLLlNcHAlll 'E 159 mark I :I Bell1nghz1m's :I I Finest C-onfelctioneryn 1: I HOME COOKED LUNCHES I 'c 'p 'ated I FINE FOUNTAIN DRINKS 1' 4'ThE Best Beverages Bottled DANCING l'h0m2 1476 :I We make our own candy, so :I 1121 Railroad Ave. Bellingham 11 we know it is good. I: I 'I A-'AA'--A J'v'f '4 -rv'- 0-'J A f0: ' '0 f A-A-f--'Av-'Q If yo11 von IUI'ilt' Ihr spolliuy IIF orrls uvillloul lllisspvllilly one, If you run purs o uouu mul UIPIIAIIIIIIIII' Ihl' vvrlv Io run , If you van pass u Ivsl on morlvru pools mul Can sulisfy your lr'1u'lu'1' Illol you Illorouyllly lIlIl1t'I'SllllII1 TIN' error iu IIN' s1'11I1'm'1'. l uI, I S0011 your friwnrl Iorloyf' A1111 t1t'l11UllSfI'l1lll' IIN' usf' of shall null will . null von und may . If you can write ll Ilwuu' on any S1117-fl'l'f 'mfulll Ilu' sun. You are quite a studvul. lU11Ilf'S mora, you'Il yvf ou my sou. RIIWIQNA Klcnas. 4K'A Thr' Kvy Club luoolx Iorioy ol noon, To wuz' ils fill luilh lcuifv und spoon. A - A A A - A A - A - A A' A A,-0 - A:::::- :v-,::,:::::::::::::-A::: -':: COMPLIMENTS OF THE 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I l NORTHWESTERN NATIONAL BANK OF BELLINGHAM BELLINGHAM, WASHINGTON 0,4-,'.A ,0'.A',N,-N,,N,,.,,A',x,., One Huullred and Thirty-nine 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I l Nui Q-::::::::::::::::::::::::4q Q-::::::::::'.::::::::::::::q 'n 'P 5 lr 'I lr 'l lr tl W. H. Cleaver Thomas Horn 'r 'r 'r 1' 1 1+ L 1+ 1l 1l 1l 1: ,I , .1 if SPORTING GOODS l ,, 4, 4, 4, -I W H ELEAVER ll llll -- I . 4 1+ ' ' ' 11 1 Tennis Balls and Rackets 1- D . . I 1+ Belllnghamts Outstanding 1 1 1 ' n l Department Store l H d 5 ig ' 1: I: alllllllg al' Wafer ln P ll tn 4 - 1 4 6 I 4 :I 1315 Hay Street Phlme 1159 1i 1l 1.317 Commercial Street 1: l .A......... Mary,s Lamb Again Teacher: Mary, Why doesn't the lamb follow you to school nowadays ? Betty: What, at fifty miles an hour ? 'C K I- Ever time I kiss you, it makes me a better man. .V Well, you don't have to try to get to heaven in one nightf' H: K :- Ed. Hermsen: I asked her if I Could see her home. John B: And what did she say ?', Ed. Hermsen: Said she would send me a picture of it.', Er::::::::+-:::::::::-:J-::::::::::::::::::::::e:::::::::::F l l 'r li I, s 'l 'I 'V NumbQM--xQ.E-vc,---:Aaawzpz-:itz-ar: f .. ..-.- -' , ' - - 'P :g Wlth l 1 . , ' 2a. ega 2sgsff 1 -.V 21g1v 2aHa:u 5a 1-'f, , ,F 4 'i C0mD11meUtS I4 '.'4, 2 . ' ',.' 5 fi 4' I - 1 '- ' veo- l l and -'-. f l . l It Best Wlshffs fi ',-- I .. I: li to all the 3 - ' ' ' ' ', '- 42-1.:.3iE1l2e:4:Ti:t3?iizizlfllizizfiiffizf'fiifiiii-2'2?:I:f15fi3 Ei7??'?'T'111if5ii111212'1':-:' , ' 3 , 3 1. 231'-Z3 il P .',. Q' -ag ' ., ii -A .Q12'G.11Ei2 -'. EQ'2Q12i221'11'E1E22Q2',:122Q51:-'Q'212L:Q1212:.1zQaQL,.4g1E',:1.'H'E'1'F i -.1 1 - ' n 4: Faculty Htllfll 17649 newerf haleir ze: HCIEL il 11 d QQPOLD f7on'!zwe.rfem 7121-15 mqfalz HENRY 1 1 4 an 4 tvr' 2 . 4 'n 1, Vw 15' 5 '4 'Er lr .. 1 E1 Students EI .g . - ..... .. J 4 W11-Hmm Hlgh 41 4 iff I Sl .. , ,. -3 4 57? - I - ' . ' 4 ' ' fl LEoPoLD 2 Q . .L.'f'1L5J'J.' ,:..:..'2 '-'f k1'.'.'-Zi'1','--?.'1 ':'..-,.. W.. A, ,. Y..n .- H - ' -A-' I ' il if Located on Pacific Highway, 4, 57 miles from Vanrouver,B. C., 100 miles from Seattle. 4, :I Well appuinted restaurant and rafe. Camfurluble lolzbiex. L 1, l 41 1, 1, 'r 5 4, :::::::: ::::,:::: ,,:::: ,,:.:,::,,:,:-,:-.-::,,,,-: :-::,,:.q One Hundred and Forty S- - ----vv--------- :::::::4 I-::.-::: :::::::: r: .-:::v-: .f::7 l l , 1 HARMONY lu I Phone 628 Night Phone 2138 l ll ll 9 There is pronounced harmony in Il I I our Clothes and Haberdashery for ,I I 5 your graduation ensemble. 4, Il I We present quality selections that l ' ' men always associate w'th this Ig Automotive Parts Service asm. ' :g 4, I in 1: Replacement Parts SUITS 335 t0 550 If l l I t0ppo4site Stage Depot! 4 E adam l ,L1319 State Street Bellingham I 4: 'I State and Holly Bellingham 'P --::.+o'a-ff-f:-: o'0::v0'.A:.+:::: :::':::: ':4v-,: :::::::::J Z Z .5,,,,,...,..,.., ,,.,, -,-,,,t,, ,,,,,,,, :,,,,,,,::,,,,,,,,:,,,, 4, 4, 4, ,I 2 0. H. EIPLE CO., INC. if I: Quality and Service Our Motto 1' I, VVIIOIIESALE DEALERS IN 4: I Grain, Hay, Flour, Feed and Salt 1: I MAN I'1 ACT U RERS OF :l 4 Whole Wheat Flour, Corn Meal and Grits li I I7IS'I'ItIBIf'I'0RS OF :I 4 Crown Unbleached Flour -- The Pure Food Flour I I Custom Grinding Solicited IQ i Mount Vernon Bellingham 1' I Phones F. 8: Chestnut Sts. 4: P. S. 3883--R. 222 Phone 658 :I l :::::::::::::a::::a-rv-:::::::::::::::::-:.:::::::i-:::::oQ f::::N-if-Aeeme-ffff:-+::::::4'r The girls all call Oswald a I A telephone magnate because he I In has :1 line all his own. 4 P,-C,ufeA1,ead! li Z K :Z I Kodak as you go 'I' , I ssXXvI s I Veorlf if le IC' 5 Wu' 4 henbrmg rlfodaklilms I ' ,Y M , , ,, I tousfo mshmg .L LIIIIIZ I Qllvss I lll bcolch. I -V1 HH' I w H I A I as V I 94 I I 'I tat her.. hal s that got I KODAKS- FILMS I lo CIO XYIIII II. 1, KODAK FINISHING I, . . 4 4 Chnl: I never gave it n I OWL PHARMACY I ihqylf' Holly and Cornwall Ave. Lr::o::'::'::'4-,::::::::::J 4: K 1- - fiririiliif-2-9-:-r:::::l-I-54-QQ 'l ll Yon're so lIlllllIl you mlon'l 1: You Can Always Do Better 4-Ven know on whul simle your I I th In In'eu4l is llullercll on. 4 a e li , l lu Docsnl Ill1,lIICl'f I ent lmolll 4, R A 8 4 , FAI ME T , I 4 me , GROCERY ,g - . 1 - . Say listen, Ing lioy ll you I ENNEN, GOODMAN CO- lion l .lille lluse Jokes, jusl I Grand Avenue nail Iill you hear the lhennw 4, 4, songs lliul go with them. IVe Sell for Cash and Credit II 4, L-::f::f::::::::::::::::::J One llunmlreml and Forty-one lM 'WiN mmm:Immmmimm: ig GREETINGS, CLASS OF 29! rg fl Four short years ago you were poor, green, little Frosh if If ready to believe almost anything-now, marvels of dignity! lf Whether you are leaving Whatcom for College or Work, I: 1: our best wishes go with you for Health, Happiness and Pros- ft 1. perity. A 1 ' 1 1 t 1 9 jg WHA'1L0lVl COUNTY DAIRYMEN S 2: Q: ASSOCIATION E 5' Phone 314 5, 4, -::::,:,,,,., ,,,, ,-,,::,,::::ff-1-,::':::::::::::::::J 5 ::ff :f:':f :Inj Short sighted lady Cin anti- li li que slioplx I suppose that is if PORTRAITURE one ol' those horrible portraits ,I 1: Called arl. I: KODAK FINISHING 2 Clerk: Pardon madani, EE SCENIC VIEWS E that s a niirror. I I ii 5 gi E. I, Iacobson Stud1o gi C0112 Dont ooo know you 4: if canlt turn around in the mid- 1: Mt. Boker 'rhoomor Bldg. 11 fue 0' the IJIOPW' 1: Rulhcllaz Uh, l think I can L:::':::::::::::::'::::::Jf nialic il, ll1LlllliS.,, Tmm m m'M s R 1 2 g 2 BROWN BROS' :E E E Q PAINT Sz WALLPAPER QC 4 CO. 1' g I S 4 i i Paint-Wallpaper ll Q 'I E Ie'-iso Materials 1' 2 3 O' s Plastico Lacquer 3' E. Chul-npiou E Cornwall Avenue I 1 s Phone 209 41 to ,,f,, N ....... ,N ,... Nl -.,.,--.,N.,,,,,..,.N.,,..! rsfffwn ',f0'f'0 N --ffof J'f-1--ow' fofffff Nwvofwwwoffo S in 5 . 'E g MORSE HARDWARE LO. 1' E Established 1884 I: in Distributors REACH A'rHLE'r1C GOODS Q' 'I E 1025-1047 State Street Bellingham, Washington E lr it l z -,,,,,,,,,-,,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,,-, ,-,-,,..,,.,-,,,,,,,,..q One Hundred and Forty-two ,,::,,--,--- ----- --- -, -v- ------ --:-1 tr 'n in 'r tr tl tr tr tn tr 4 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK ii 'u in ll tl BELLINGIIAM, WASHINGTON ji r tr tn 'l Capital and Surplus S600,000.00 fl l tr 'I tr 'n United States Depositary-Safe Deposit Boxes il 1 u in tn tl 4 Member of the Federal Reserve Bank I tl tn tr 'r 'r 'r tr Don't mind me -I just work ll0l'CU, saitl the cnlonihctl miner as a lllCllllll'l' ot' the rcs- cue party dug a pick in his hack. Y: K :- Mr. Montgomery: XVhat is a skeleton?,' Dot Peterson: A lot of bones with the people scraped off. -2 K :- Hob YV.: Lt-t's go to the store? Marie li.: l can't. I gotta clo my map. ll. NV.: Aw, powder your face on the way. --.K. Higgs Anderson: XVhat kinml ol' car have you? lioh Sjomlinz A run-ahoute you know run ahout a mile and stop. One lfluiulr eil ant ::::: :::.:-:::::::: :::4 f-,A4-.4-',.f'.',,N.,0s.,,.,-.'.'. 'x s.,.,- ,--,,,,------,--,,,------ S 5 'I in -J THE HOME sToRE ii A. LAWSON 5 , ,, , ,., ,0,,,, '00 -,.-.,.- ,-'.'-.',q 'Y tr 51 THE NEW AND MIGHTIER ' MAJESTIC El,Eo'1'R1o RADIO Q: il Clark Electric Company I tu tn 4 v tr 'r 1322 Commercial Street l t 5 tr in J Fortyetlireo . fo fv':::::: A A A A A::::,::::.,, r::,-.,.,,,.:,:,,::,,,,::::.A.Ae 4+ 4+ I I I 5' I ' :I 5 5 New lymplc . 1 CJ I I I 1: 1: I visit the I I s I cuisiom eaners I z NEW OLYMPIC + + I - ff I BHJJARD ACADEMY I N414 I II 'I 5 A new room with improved :P phone 524 I zequhmnent IHmtaHs,LHd Egypdan .I 4: 5 'I heater Building. if 4404 W' Holly Bellingham 5 lfntruiiee on Commercial Street. 4+ 4+ L,,,,,,,:,, -,,,,::,,::,3 2J,,::,,,:,::,,:::::::: -A Teacher: What would the interest be on 25500.00 at 34,25 'F Irving-pay attention. Irving: For 3441 I am not interested. :Ki Do you know that girl? Oh, just a nodding acquaintancef, What do you mean, nodding ? Nodding doing. : K Margaret: Remember when We first met in the revolving door at the post office ? Clint: That Wasn't the first time we met. Margaret: Well, that's when we began going around to- getherf' Found His Little Boss A little love, a little hate, And that was lifeg A little hanging on the gate And then a wife. Q-::::::4-:: :.A.- .A .AGA :.A .A :::::,- fr f --A- AA I I I TC 4, 1, I I .5 KEIVIPHAUS sl Co. 1+ EE flncorporatedl ff The Store for Thrifty People I Always Dependable il 4+ 4+ E: DRY Goons I1 WOMEN'S WEAR ., I-,..,,,:,:,-,-,,,,,m,mi One Hundr 61 l an 4+ 4+ I I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ I 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4+ 4, cl Compliments of Sabine L. Carr Insurance 1214 Cornwall Ave. Bellingham 'f::::,.f,,'::: ::: Forty-four mhvn El maui Efhvrv ! 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