Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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If-.N I, KULSHAN McCoy Little Mussel' XVi11iams McDonald McMahon Woitulewiuz lrlanimond Mnrtinolic-h Quick .l.iEl'lHSEl'l High Merit Seniors Paul lXlelXlahonfll-l George VVoituleWiczw79 fit'0l'f2Q0l'i2ill1Il1Olld 69 .loe Nlurtinollcli-f -titi Annie Metloyefel 15 Ethel Little 79 Betty Musser 77 Margaret VVllliunis -73 . 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

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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