Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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THE BONEIRE ff,10OTBALL-It's in the airfLike the ' Q red glow of an enormous bonfire, the 15:5 spirits of the team and its supporters rose with their songs amd cheers-Sky high! Silhouetted against the blazing light the Warriors and Chief rallied before the assembly in the stand, but as the glare growing stronger reflected on the skies, on the hills and housetops, the supression broke and a thousand strong the mob serpentined away from the heat of the fire. The dying embers glowed as the last group left for the station to welcome XVGIIHICIIBG into the fray. The freshmen are responsible for the building. sophomores for cleaning up, the juniors for guarding this yearly bontire. To the seniors falls the honorary task, fire' lighters. Y THE GIRL,S CLUB INSTALLATION impressive installation of oflicers started the activities of the Girls' Club for the year. A beautiful candle-lighting ceremony, in which those who held as ofiices the past year lighted the candles of the incoming officers and chairmen, symbolized the beginning of new opportunities and activities for the girls of Whatcom. THE INDIAN DOLL MASCOT Q, OCK-in-the-Wash , Who0p-in-the-Basket , ggi or whatever name signifies sure victory, 5X!c pep, and the tradition of Whatcom con- quest, is the Indian doll Mascot. While Whoopee is only some 20 inches tall, he rose to the occasion of having his picture taken by posing against a miniature scoreboard in the Kulshan oiiice. As well as holding his place among trophies, he appears at the games to amuse the Pep Club. who in dull moments give him vast attention and who chew this noble head dress and pig ta.ls to relieve their tension in sus- pense. Seventeen

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