Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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John Montgomery Biol09Y- Geology B. A., University of Washington. Mae Olson English B. A., St. Olal' College Herlin Slocomlv English B. A., Carleton College. Betsy Stenberg Commercial B. A., University of Washington. XValter Vandcrford Shop B. A., Washington State College. Tryphena YVarrcn Applied Arts M. A., University of Washington. Nlnry Muir Biology B. A., University of Washington. Gertrude Scott Algebra B, A., University of Washington. .Imncs Spawn Shop Sioux Falls University. lrmn Tarkoff History B. A., University of Colorado. Lorenzo Votaw Civics B. A., University of Missouri. B. S., University of Missouri. M. A., University of Missouri. .lohn Roy XVilliams M us ic Twenty-three

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Pearl Hallett English B. Pe., Drake University B. A., University of Lowa. Genevieve Hzirler French B. A., University of Washington! .l .af .- . mf Vip! 'Y J Earl Jewell Algebra B. A., University of Washington. 1 N I N gf' ' A :' H Avg Lk, f!', F Helen Kelly English B. A., University of Washington. Norma Martin Latvin B. A., University of Idaho. Neva Millspaugli German, History B. A., Southwestern College. M. A., University of Kansas. Twenty-two Olive Ilzinnant Home Economics B. Ed., Illinois State Normal. M. S., University ot Washington.. X 1 .T ' u X 4, L .x t. U' ' Constance Isolany English B. A., St. Olaf College, Zccli Jones Shop Dunwoody Institute. O. E. Leiser English B. A., Washington State College. f W . .K W W. P. Miller Commercial Business College. V C ,A V.. t-l!L!!jI K L fc. C2 Mildred Mize Spanish B. L., University of California. V if .Lid

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Jack Burns Hope Boynton Betty Edwards President Vice-President Secretary ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY The government of the A. S. B., as it now operates, is the product of a gradual evolution beginning in a Boys' Athletic Association organized in 1900. Its membership was not representative of, the student body as a whole, and later, Ben Tidball became prime instigator in forming a student association to control athletics, debate, and dramatics. In 1913 the scope of student activities was widened and the first financial reports posted for publication. 1916 saw the name of Associated Student Body definitely established. . By 1918 the A. S. B. had about 800 members who took upon themselves many war duties, thus developing a spirit of service to the community. The printing of the Kulshan became their responsibility in 1919, and in 1922 the school paper. By 1925 the A. S. B. was no longer an experiment, but a success in developing new leaders and promoting new ideas. A new constitution was drawn up in 1926, submitted to the student body and adopted with a few changes. As the school 'grows and new ideas need to be incorporated, more amendments will no doubt be necessary. . The Executive Board is made up of a president, vice-president, secretary, and two members from each class elected: annually. These members, as in the government of our nation, work with the other governing bodies of the school, the students and faculty advisers. In accordance with the law of the state that the funds be under the supervision of the Board of Education, Mr. Archie Connell has for the last seven years been a most efficient treasurer of this organization. Mr. William Shepherd has likewise for seven years ably advised the executive board in its work for the well being of the school. T WBDKY-f0l1l'