Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1933 volume:

599 3 I 2175 1 7 X I Ex Libris k 1 N iQQ j., 3 V, , f jf' L J ,,..l.l The KULSHAN I record in picture and print QU-gg of the memorable events of the school Hear 1933. Plzblixllvri by llle 1-'f-4-iq SENIOR CLASS Of XVHATCOM HIGH SCHOOL at BIELLINGHAM, VVASHINGTON xx X Lf 1144- OUNT KULSHAN QL 9 -so the Indians 'ff 'S named Mt. Baker. The Great White Watchern seems indeed to be a gigantic guar- dain of the destinies of this school whose year book bears its name. 9 d o o 1 W a y W e -M Apassed each day to happy hallways and busy classrooms. Thus may our Kulshan he an entrance to the garden spot of highschool memories. HROUGH this The Board of Education who plan for and watch over the welfare of our city schools: President Iddins, Secretary Pratt, Superintendent Wiedman, Cozier, McGlinn, Roberts, Van Buskirk. For more than eleven years Mr. D. E. Wiedman has served the schools of Bell- ingham efficiently and Well as superin- tendent. May this picture recall to you the real Whatcom-not a mere structure of bricks and mortar but a veritable house- hold of youthful life, in whose halls you have studied, laughed, worried, and en- joyed the company of school day chums. A storehouse of information when themes or reports are due-a pleasant place to pass leisure moments-the library. A real friend to the girls who work with her and an efficient manager of the library and of the girls' attendance roll, Miss Schumacher. Our principal, Mr. Wells, always working for the school, its student body and its ideals, is a man with a spirit of friendliness that awakens a like feeling among the faculty and the student body over whom he presides. A versatile person is Mr. Emery, for his work as vice-principal embraces sup- ervision of the book room, boys' attend- ance, and the teaching of English. He is also a comrade and adviser to the boys Hi-Y and Key Clubs. Along with all the duties of an office secretary, Mrs. Snow has willingly taken upon herself the task of being friend and confidant to every Whatcoinite. THE FACULTY 1- QQ. W M. Alvin A. Anderson Grace Armstrong E. J. Bjorkquist H. A. Burolker Glen Campbelll Football Coach Sewing English Avjgltign Chemistry Study Hull Physiology ,..,, A -.s Alan Carroll Cora Cauby G. B, Chichester William Cochran Mabel Cflffman Biology Typing Drnmatics Boys' and Girls' NGVYSWICIUIIIBF Sliorthaiitl lflnglish Playground XVork 1211211511 1 , Carolyn Conlee Archie M. Connell R. L. Davidson Mae Dennis Cooking Bookkeeping lVlaihenmtics Mathematics' Girls' Club Adviser ef V gi ,Q , .5 A Q! 5 4 .5 . Oflive Reeves Foster HHVVY A- Garret Pea l,F' ,Hallett Genevieve Harter Ancient History lvlcchanical Drawfing hnghsh French ' French American Histroy Fl Zech Jones High School Machine Shop 2 if V' ' Agn , G.. Helen Kelly L. M. Laughlin Oliver Leiser Bryan Lewlisp Ray Lindberg English Physics Mathematics American History Smith Hughes Commercial Law Auto Mechanics V Basketball Coach 4 .,o'P' ,. of HOU! Q .H f- .v . Q 5 f W . 5 H 93. 3 W- ' 2 - sv . ' 'Umm X f -. ' A A 0 whim - illlllls-1 w M ' 2 sky' 4 'ie ' - ' ef-.':2': KL'-Q. V V 'lm i YA -57, THE FACULTY fl-i. , sera Norma V. Martlin E. L. McCullough A. Miller Neva Milllsipaugh Latin High School Pemnziiisliip German Machine Shop Spelling Auioricziu History . ff -- ' . if ' fu 6 rf A it A if ,f Xi . e l Mildred Mlize John R. Montgomery a Spanish Geology ology .Physical Geography L' ysiology Sara A. Roberts English Arthur Sanden Art I Mae Olson English Grace Miner lGc'm1omil1's Auioriczui History :- 9- . I -,., . vifs R ' i f a , , . 1 Jessie Pope English Harriette Savage Gertrude Scott Mathematics Mzitliemutics 2 f if gf ' V A 5 -f xx n V5 M. Schumacher W. M. Shepherd Herlin Slocomb Florence C. Smith Betsy Stenberg Library Civics English Medieval History Shorthand ' i ,ii' :ef if J' 3' . ' Q52 FW , ff l . ' eeiii sf Irma Tarkoff Waflter Vanderford Howard Wallace Tryphena Warren John Roy Williams Medieval History XYOodworking Matin-matics Airlllied ANS U1'f'h9SU'il IS ft V 1 0 K- 1.3 5 FN - l 0 90, . G Q. f 2+2: W Q J 5 A A Ge S r N B , s 59. 5 Q fe-.El :-2 TEP-LH X ' nun-. yy A f lT i -v,,u ui -'H - i qu, VWW4V - M- x . , . Class Officers SENIOR OFFICERS Albert Hughes s...,,7..s..,ssssss,,.ssss,, President Dorothy West. ..,,eeee,.,ee.vv,....,....,ee Secretary Delores Frank Mid-year Senior Chairman May Lonseth e,,,eeee.,,e,..,,,ee, Vice-President JUNIOR OFFICERS Arnold Beaver ,,,,ee.e,.eee...,ee.eee,,eeee, Secretary Howard Jones eee,,,eee eee,,,,eee7,,ee P resident Elizabeth Cozier e... eee,7,eee Vice-President SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Marvin Greenwalt ,,,,,ee,.,,,.....,...... President Bette 1+ lynn, ,,,ee...,e,. ee,,,,,ee,,,,.ee.. S ecretary Dolly Forsen CCCCCCCC, .,,,eeeee V ice-President FRESHMAN OFFICERS Jean Thompsen eeee I ee.,eeeeeeeeeeee,e..v Secretary -Vice-President ' ' President Gerald Lhllds .,eee,ee, s,sssss..ss.,s, Vern Fitzgerald .,,,ee...ee,,,eee CAPTAIN Playing at end for his third year, Bill Vanderbooln led in every game. His defensive work was very notable. INSPIRATIONAL PLAYER Outstanding in scholarship, student association, and football playing, Sabro Kunimatsu for three years was one of the best halfbacks in Whatcom history. For this his name was inscribed on the Van Buskirk Trophy. FOOTBALL COACHES Coach Alvin C Swede J Anderson, with the assistance of Ted Clark, foot- ball coach at Lowell grade school, put into the players not only the spirit and desire to win, but also the ability to win. FOOTBALL ACTION PICTURES EVERETT GAME Jones runs 32 yards off tackle behind perfect interference. FAIRHAVEN GAME Luke runs 12 yards against Fairhaven. FAIRHAVEN GAME Jones kicks from behind his own goal in Fairhaven game. FAIRHAVEN GAME Jones runs 80 yards through Fair- haven for touchdown. FAIRHAVEN GAME Jones goes through left tackle on spin-- ner play for Redskins' first touchdown against Fairhaven. FAIRHAVEN GAME A pass, Jones to Vanderbooni, nets 6 yards. FOOTBALL BILL VANDERBOOM ffBlll OTTO JOHNSON f'Norway KENNETH TISDEL 66'I'i!79 CARL FORSEN hlllnclline Gun K1 RK FOX Maple Falls JAMES MALONE 'l'ubby MAX MORGAN Apollo NENO CAVALLI l'arideo CAMERON GWINN Camie LESLIE JONES i6Les!, JOHN SETZER Setz , JACK GARDINER ffSugar Beet .TOH N ODELL Jawn,' LLOYD CRANE Stab MIl4'TON LUKE nslluken WENDELL BENEDICT sswendyna HOWARD JONES Babe CECIL CLIFTON Cece VVALTON ENDERLIN '4'l'win CLIFTON MONROE Cliff SABRO KITNIMATSU assobss VICTOR TODD ssvicv I LEONARD ROGERS Manage FOSTER HAINES Foss LETTERMEN H' Captain. End. Grad- uating. A superb captain and end. 'E End. Graduating. VVhatcom's rangy pass receliver. H' End. Back next year. A fast end with exper- ience. H' Tackle. Back next year. A great signal cal- ler and back. Tackle. Graduating. A good footballer. 'H' Tackle. Graduating. Heaviest man on teanig a good tackle. H' Tackle. Graduating. A noble player. 'H' Guard. Graduating. VVhatcom's hard hitting guard. ' Guard. Back next year. An outstanding guard. Guard. Back next year. A fast, quick- thinking guard. 'H Guard. year. Small Back next but tough. ' Center. year. Came center like a Back next through at million. ' Center. Graduating. A Fine center. Fullback. Back next year. Played fine ball for first year. 'U' Fullback. Graduat- ing. His passing and running made plenty of yardage. ' Quarterback. Gradu- ating. The smallest and shiftiest of backs. Quarterback. Cap- tain. elect. A great sig- nal caller and back. ' Halfback. Back next year. A shifty player with three more years. N' Halfback. Graduat- ing. A most vicious tack- ler. ' Halfback. Graduat- ing. for Hilti? VVinner. Halfback. Grad- uating. A great blocker and tackler. Played fine football first year. Van Buskirk Trophy Halfback. Back next year. A Roosevelt flash who blocked Well. ' Manager. Graduat- ing. As bad as the re-st. No picture. Tackle. Graduating. A hard Working tackle. ' Years player has been ont team. TRAFFIC AND PATROL SQUADS Back Row: XVFLIIIICE, B, Fife. Vanderhoef Haines, XVallace, Juneaman, .Iensen, Dennis Johnston. First Row: E. Fife, Mehl, Parker, Brown Backstrom, Hatfield, Doyle, Wood, McCain INFORMATION COMMITTEE Back Row: Patten, Hughes, Peterson, More Darbyshire, Nordquiist, Lish, Norman. Middle Row: Mallory, Cissna, Newton, Shute Blick, Schwarze, Sanders, Martin. First Row: Lowland, Bailey, ldnloe, Wallace Woody, Ultman, Mautz, XVeddell, Oiness. SERVICE COMMITTEE Back Row: Keyes, Kline, Evans, Neher, Nichal- son, Miller, Eary. Middle Row: Blick, Sanders, Sutton, Grass- meyer, More, Lucas, Tarkoff. First Row: Wfileox, Jansen, Scott, Peterson Norman, Mautz, Magnusson, Barraford. TICKET SQUAD Back Row: Campbell, Lockert, VVahlenmaier, XVatts, Rosenwater, Slocomb. First Row: Gerard, Lord, Olson, Chervenock Howe, Goheen. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Back Row: Hostetter, Cassidy, MacDonald, Robinson, YVard, Okubo. Middle Row: Holiday, Cyr, Wilcox, Miller, Mc- Master, Fackler, VVilkinson, Roberts. First Row: Mautz, Hauge, Hart, Altose, Kongsle, Smith, Thon. KULSHAN STAFF Back How: Roberts, Kluge, Lovkrrt, XYatts Parker. Middle How: Hallett, Hostetter. Fife, Canby Turner, Sanden. Front Row: Cramer, Lonseth, Fisher, Grass- niuyer, Clark. STAGE CREW Bac-lc Row: Hagan, Stafford, Olson, Smith, Chi- chester, Front Row: Carver, Lockert, XVatts, Morgan, FIRE SQUAD Bark Row: Johnston, Ennen. Odell, XVahlen- maeir, Abbot, Gwynn, NVallace. Front Row: Carver, liorkf-rt, Watts, Morgan, .lensen, Hood, Sing'er. WHATCOM BEAUTIFUL SQUAD Bam-lc Row: Blick, Nvellman, Doyle, Hughes Bozanic-h, Abbot, Cassidy, Burton, Sutton, Moon, N. Magnusson. v Third How: Thon, D, Robinson, Evans, Kline, Stuart, Bragg, M, Larson, Raymond, Ridley, f'l'Zllll6l', B. Raymond, Miller. Sf-vond Row: Sc-ott, G. Robinson, Quinn, McDon- ald, More, Lucas, Sanders, Ackerman, Keyes, Nicholson, Neher, Le-Master, Eary. First -Row: Dey, Reeves. Mallory, Magnusson, fll1lDQI'lS0ll, A. Jones, Hall, Hanson, Mautz, Xkfilvox, Jansen, Stansell. BAND Havk How: Laeey, Colvin, Carroll, Beaver, Capps. Middle' Row: Miller, Erickson, Davis, Clark, Shirt-man, liicliards, Baker, Front llow: Gould, M. Smith, Francisco, Bos- H lY'0lH, Skimler, G. Smith, Wyman, li. Smith. l ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT VVith the gracious dignity and com- radely manner that characterizes all outstanding executives, Bill Upping- house and Betty Boynton have carried on for us the business and entertainment parts of our assembly programs. SONG LEADER AND PIANIST Group singing is not only entertain- ment, hut is often an expression of loy- alty and encouragement. Mary Elaine Johnston and Lois Boynton have made it so in carrying out the duties of pianist and song leader. YELL LEADER AND DUKES There are leaders in all trades-Meb vin Vanderhoef, Yell King, and his Yell Dukes, George Bowman and Eddie Brooks, have proved themselves able leaders of school cheering. GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS Marcella Wolaver v . . , President Louise Vistauneteme ,ee..,e,eee Treasurer Marian Page eeeeeeeeeee L e.eee Vice-President Ruth Mallory, ,..eee eeeeee C C eeeee,ee,eeeee Secretary Pauline Cramer eeeeee.,, , Sergeant-at-arms FRESHMAN AUXILIARY OFFICERS Dolores Hagan ,,,v, ,,,,e ,,ee L C e,.eSeeretary Frances Truax eeee or eeee L eeee eeeeee L President Helen McConnell ,,,e e,e,e., X Vice-President GIRLS' CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Beverly Holiday eeeeee,,,LeL L L,..L.LLL Scholarship Jean Spencer .aaa....aaaa.aaaaaaaa.aaaa..aa...a Welfare Elaine Mallory leeo ,C ee... VVhatcom Beautiful Jean Houghton o.eeeeoeeeeeeeeeeeeeeo,.., Friendship Josephine Grassmeyer ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, .,,,, S ervice Elnora Enloe ,,,,,,,,,, ,.l,,, e.eo,eeeeo I n formation Elizabeth Cozier aaa.aaa .aa...a...a.a S Ocial EXECUTIVE BOARD Standing: Thorpe, Uppinghouse, Dennis, Ennen Seated: Boynton, Durham, Mr. Shepherd, Clark, Spencer, Kvam, Diehl, Mr. Connell, Bruff, Bundy All through the school year these three organizations work for the gen- eral good of the student body. The Executive Board at its regular meetings presents student suggeston and opinion to aid in school government. Each semester tl1e Girls' Club Council forms anew. It is niade up of one repre- ORCHESTRA Back Row: XVise, Slaninka, Kenzer, Mabbott, Murray, Stanley, Hudson, Baker, Fife, Clark, Sargent, Vxfyeman, Haupt Front Row: Cozier, Ryckman, MacDonald, Bundy, XVhite, Hogan, Smith, Carr, Jensen GIRLS' CLUB COUNCIL l Back llow: Young, Jensen, Olson, Holcomb, l3:l7lCl'Qlll, Page Fourth Row: Oddson, XVellington, Munger Third Row: Chester, Spencer, Eary, XVileox, Holiday Second Row: Ohcrleitner, Keene, Tiley, Schwarze, Cramer, Rl1ll6j',QJ1tlllHH, Hansen, L. Boynton Front Row: Miss Dennis, Irish, Newton, R. Mallory, Smart, Cox, E. Ecker, E. Mallory, Blythe, Hzinkins, Johnston, XVolaver sentative elected from each roll room and meets frequently to discuss and decide upon all affairs that particularly concern the girls. Twice a week the orchestra meets for practice and every Friday they furnish spirited music for the school assembly. ORCHESTRA Back Row: Horn, Mr. NVilliams, Perry, Bostrum, Ennen, Hunt, Greenwalt, Shireman, Ashton, Colvin, Chipper, Capps, Quackenhusli. Mikel, Hanson, Adams Front Row: Heimherger, VMiller, Kluge, Johnson, Capps, Hartman, Jackson, Adams, Peterson, Clark, Anderson, Ultnian ENGLISH CLASS Teachers of English instruct their stu- dents in the mysteries of English gram-- niar, and literature. SEWING CLASS The sewing classes, besides making garments for themselves and Working on child problems, have done much work for the Red Cross. BOOKKEEPING CLASS In this classroom students receive in- struction in bookkeeping which proves invaluable. GEOLOGY CLASS In the study of Geology a broader knowledge of the earth, its formation and development, is obtained. WOODWORKIN G CLASS The boys who enroll in the Woodwork- ing classes gain a working knowledge of the use of tools which serves them well in later life. GIRLS, CLUB CHRISTMAS PARTY The Christmas Party, sponsored by the Friendship Committee of the Girls' Club. is one of the social events of the year where closer friendships among the girls of xVllilICOllI are made. SCHOOL DANCE Since :school dances were introduced at VVhatcom, in 1931, each monthly hour of recreation held in the school gym- nasium is eagerly looked forward to hy the students. MID-YEAR SENIOR PLAY HIS CHANCESH Back Row: Leal, Dodd, Page, Ripley, Norhy, Olson, Gould, Hurlbert, Ross, Burgess, Fife, VVheeler, Stenger, Gilfilen. Seated: Clark, Gudinondson, VVillett, Hindsley, Hanson, Ackerman, Schwarze. Compton, Shea, Newport. LUNCH HOUR - CAFETERIA Under efficient student and faculty supervision the VVIIZIICOIII High School Cafeteria satisfactorily serves the 1400 students during two lunch periods daily. ART CLASS VVith the work of former students to inspire them, the members of the art classes lahor to lend their hit of color to student life. ART CLUB Back How: Fox, Sand, Donald, Penney, Pen:-e V, Anderson, Sanden. First Row: Spencer, Woody, Eeker, Cyr, B Anderson, Wise, Mzu-Donald, Cox. TORCH CLUB Buck Row: Grznham, Keene, Kruzer, R. Cox Presse-ntin, lmybourne, Morse, Siemons, Boz- zinich, Smith, Cassidy. 'Fhird Row: Fzic-kler, Hurt., Anderson, XVinters Allinson, lNIc-Master, Thon, Christy, Connor Johnson, Cox. Second How: Huuge, Holiday, Robinson, Hogaii 1 Spencer, NYf.1'l'88ll, Vincknoy, Hanson, Penney Just, XVilcox, Okulmo. First Row: Mallory, Hostettcr, Altosc, Okermnn, Kongsle, Johnston, XVellmzin, Grenier, Muc- Donnld, Place, Goodman, lllahan. INTERNATIONAL CLUB Buck Row: Kruzer. Christy. li. Crabtree, Ander- son, Bozanich, Abbot, 'l'hon, Edson, XYintcrs Middle Row: Foster, Dickinson, F. Crabtree B:u1mnn,HzLll,, XVOody, Van Horn, Grussmeyer First Row: A. Jones, Kelly, L. Jones, Dickerson .I,2lI'I'iSIl, Nnrinan, Uberleitner, Filler, Goodl DRAMATIC CLUB Buck Row: Lvzxl, Derby, Vunderbooin, VVahlen- mzlier, Burgess, Kluge. Middle Row: Miller, Critchlow, B. Shen, D, Shea, Norby, YVellman, Mchl, Chichester, Front Row: Cochran, Winters, Kelly, Holiday Allen, Hansen, Cissna, Newport. GIRLS' W CLUB Back Row: Kzilherg, Cochran, Barrzxford, Sut- ton, Miller, Schwitrze, Ridley, Collier. Front 'llowz XVilcoX, Kline. Cramer, Just, Jun- sen, Siemens, Munger, l'z1g'e. 1 y y I B HI-Y CLUB Ig1lL'Ii Ilow: XYHIIKIG-'l'I!00Ill. Hailey, F, I-I01'll.IiV2lI1l, Jones, XN'z1tts, Darby, Uclvll. Hudson, flruef. BIIIIGIII Iiow: CIIZISP. IC, Fill-. Luke, Ilunt. llurrl- nvr, Norris, Ileal, H, Horn, B. Fife, MCRAO, 'I',IlI4'I'B. ICVIIIII Iiow: LvIillIIl,9,'IIOIlS4', .-XIlL'I'Il, Moen, Lind- quist, XX'11ltv1's, Kunpel, Alyvlw, Hughes, Ben- emliwt, Idnnen. PEP CLUB B111-k How: Lonseth. Edson, Iiolstvr, O'I-iricn XYISIZILIIIUI, t,'1'itcl1Iow, Sj'l'9.NOI'KIL1LlISt. Auluert IY1rI:lYL'1'. Middla- Iiow: Xlvilllillll Ilim-hl I':1tten Dxnhzun . I , I I Monso, I5IlVl'IIDOT'I. CI14-ste-r, Shuts, Iicke-1' IJ, Shi-41, HOXYIQIIIIIS, Me-Ixus, Hurtcr. I I'II'lIIIt How: Albers, Cozinr, Boynton, Odin. Cisslm, Mallory, Clark, XVQ-st, Noblv , Sn'I1wz11'zv, Tilvy, li, SI11-11. KEY CLUB B111-If Iiowz l'lz1rk, Hull, Skinne-r, Gould, Howv Brown, I':u'k, Iiivfr, Smart, Johnston, Idnnen. Mirlmlle How: Si11g'er. Yz111cIv1'l1m-l', Bostroln, Sut- terlvin. IS. Hlson, XX'z1I1Ie111nz1ie1', IJllllII1UlSf, Ulso , Mezul, Mitvhe , Ros IIIVVQI. 1' Gwx E 11-ry. ro Ilow: 'z '1 1 . 11Cz1i1I. f'Ilt'l'Vi'llOC' C onc, 1 ckcr , or 1 , C7:11'v,' Bowman 'x Sllgtilll. N 1w QIIII. USHERS CLUB :wk How: . e Ins, rl. set 1, B yn on, D. S 16 , Shen, cg, Crilch ', flI'2lV8lll I '1IfIIe- Ii vi N- , XX'oz1x'ur. Au wrt No: Q VlSI2Il1llt'I. S lllte. IGCI 1 ', Olson 'ront It vi YQ vrson, '11'k, Newton Svrc Iiowlzln S. IASSIIZI, rc ' , NVQ-s . BOYS' 'W CLUB 1 nk low: Hunt, Ig2lk1'l', Rogers, .lonos Fris ie sv, 11 '4 1 -, 0. Johnson, T ird Ii aw: 1 WIS, Xv1llllIE'l'IIOO n, Clifton S21 i Jury, , 'own, ' ':1n1, 'rzl , 'IASf2l Bzli es A1 4 vrson. ,IP4'OIIfI I-I w: IZIVITI- , orn. Ilu Q Malone' I: t'.' , ' N, Y: vz ', V. Johnson Hzunes 1 'ont I1 ': 4 1, III y, 1I1.'P, 'c io ' X':1 W iam , -1 '-.Ke-L'1A owmzln, Nnwton, XYz1II:1ce, I ar1ner, Idnlof- , wollr +33 In 5393 'LQ' , QQ 1459- QQ, 5 ' V all cs- as-if.f, 05 915, me I I ll ll e ta 1, jnn, ll I l nt C IIIINIII lu Ii, 1 St I 0 t lkl g In 91, , lui 1 l 9 B1 Xl I on I 0 t I al, I B I1l4 1 low . I1 ox In I1l l I , I l 1, . I cu . P ox I' t LI 1 , x -, 1I L1 I Illl t 1' ff 12 1 rw ' 11' ,M EW' , M5 455' 'wig' wif fl , A as A 7 B1 I- , b , , ' Oh I ulnu V I1 1 I e 1 , l 5- ' ' I I B1 lxx L ne I1 I l, I 1 I S 0 I '111 H k , , ' I It uson Po Q1 1111 1 , . L I F1 I vu I 1I'1 Bu I I I IS H1 I lx, X I- , I lu I 1 wl H1 NHIILL 'ill cy. MID-YEAR SENIORS GEORGE ALBEli KENNETH ALTOSE ETH EL BAYES HILDA ANDERSON DOROTHY BLOCK GWYNAVERE BURLEY NIYRON CAVENAUGH RITA CHARTIER PAUL DAI,MAN MARION COLEMAN JOSEPH EDMUNDSON DONALD EGGLESTON WALLIS ENDERLIN WALTON ENDERLIN MARGARET FITZGERALD ALBERT FIELD DELORES FRANK RALPH GRAHAM STUART GOULD ESTHER HANSEN ATHALIE HARRIS GEORGE HANSSEN JACK HASKINS JEANE HOUGHTON LYLIQ Howie ORVILLIA: HUBBARD l'Iv1+3LYN HUliI.BlCli'l' KliNNE'l'H HU LFORD AI,I7llliD INAMA RAYMOND JOHNSON LLOYD JACKSON JACK JONES ADDISON K1Nz15R ALICE KCNOYER EUGENE KNAUTZ ESTHER LARSON f SABRO KU NIMATSUI JAMES IWALONE JUANITA BICCLIMANS HARIIY BIARCUS GR1S'1'Y RIEHL AIAXINIE AIILLER IRVING BIILLI-ll! BLANC1-ua AIISSIATEN MAX AIORGAN CAROL 51001113 EVA AIULHERN LYLIQ BIURPH Y CLIFFORD NEEDHAM JOHN ODELL VERNE OLSON EVELYN PIKE ' VVALTER RIGGS CAROLINE SAGENG J. B. SHELLEY LENA 'SIMON ARNOLD STENGER JAMES S'I'INNE'I'T MAIilE SUNEL BOYD SWANSON FLORENCE TINCKER ORRIS VIXNNERSTHOM RUTHMARY VVEIDEMANN FRANCES WESTMAN GEORGE WHEELER FRANCIS WIFLER Mid-Year Seniors Not In Picture ANITA KJAARGARD JEANETTE TISDAL ELVIRA WESTIN LOIS VVILSON CUM LAUDE DELORES FRANK MARIE SUNEL SABRo KUNIMATSU ALICE, KENOYER .-if MID-YEAR COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM March Q . . ..., . ..,,. ........,.Qf.f. F . . F FF F FFSelected High School Orchestra Invocation .ccc cc.c,ccccccc ccccc...ccccccc,cc.,cc. F ..cc,c. F cccc.,c,.,..cc.cc F F F Rev. Earl H. Fife Salutatory cciccccccc,cccc.ccccccccccccccciccccc,ccc ,ccccccccccccccccccc, Delores Mae Frank The Influence of the Greeks in Education Max Morgan Oratlon ,,,7,,.. F F cccccccccccFcccccccccccc,c,ccccc,ccccc,cc.cc.c,,,ccc,.,c,c..fc..7 FF ,.,, Appreciation of Chemistry Oration ....7 ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,Y,,,,,,,,,,7,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,7 F ,,,,, F F ,,,,,,, Verne Olson Four Happy Years at Whatcom Selection .a.a.. 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Iddins President of the Board of Education Benediction FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF F FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF Dr. John R. Macartney March FFF.FF..F. FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF S elected High School Orchestra FIRST TEAM BASKETBALL Back ROW: Bailey, O. Johnson, Kvam, Horn Middle Row: G. Johnson, Ohse, FOX, Jones Front Row: Vanderboom, Frisbiei, Crane, Fife, Kztppel, Vvalters Basketball Squad GEORGIQ JOHNSON LLOYD CRANE BILL WALTEIIS BUOY KAPPEL RALPH OHSE BILL FIIISBIE Captain OTTO JOHNSON GILBIzIIT KVAM BIAUBICE BAILEY as sc U ss as as FORWARDS A high scorer in the Northwest. An eagle-eyed forward. Smallest 111311 but very clever. A sharp shooting forward. Two 1ll0I'6 years for Whatcom. A supreme blocker. Babe Bill Wee Willie Heintz Farmer Boy Billie CENTERS Five-Point One of Whatconfs greatest captains Sober-Sides' A high scorer. Moe A tall center coming back. Coach Lewis and Captain Otto Johnson COACH AND CAPTAIN SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL BILL VANDERBOOM HOWARD JONES KIRK Fox FRANK HORN S'rAN'r0N CHASE EARL IFIFE ADDISON KINZER INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS Back Row: Manager Ennen, Schwerd, Rekhus, Odell, Jorgensen, Gardner, Gwinn Kneeling: Greenwalt, Hunt, Smith, Intveldt, Bell, Singer GUARDS Lefty Chosen on two all-star teams. Babe An inspiration to his team. Sonny-Boy One of the best checkers. Honk A two-year guard. Dink,' A fighting guard. Junior Speediest man on team. MANAGER Kin A really good manager. Back Row: Asplund, Bostrom, Johnson Kneeling: Olson, Connell, Goodman JUNIOR NOT-A-SHO COMMITTEE Buck Row: Gardner, D. Shea, Frisbie, B. Shea, Jones, Miss Millspuugh. Front How: Edson, Grziveni, Cox, Altose, Cozier, Critchlow. JUNIOR DECORATING COMMITTEE Back Row: Gardner, Jones, Tisdal, Frisbie, Mr. Montgomery. Front Row: D, Shea, B, Shen, Cvitchlow, Langdon. JUNIOR MID-YEAR HONOR ROLL E. Back Row: Hostetter, Morse, Holiday, XVileoX. Middle Row: Van Etten, Hart, Hauge, Presisen- tin, Wellman. Front Row: Pinekney, Smith, Collins, Altose, Thou, Bozanicn. Not in Picture: A. Goheen, R. Goheen, Nygreen, Abrahamson, V. Johnson, Larin, Lingbloom, A. McDonald, Mehus, Paxton, Moen. JUNIOR MID-YEAR HONOR ROLL II. Back Row: Howe, Jones, Shireman, Brown, Ness, Orloff. Front Row: Grenier, Jansen, NVzLrd, Robinson, Okubo, Johnson. JUNIOR NOT-A-SHO PLAY CAST Back Row: Hewitt, Jurgenson, McGuire, Sar- gent, Frisbie, Bundy. Middle Row: Ridley, Hofferber, Jensen, Jones, Altose. Front Row: Fackler, Cramer, Holiday, Rich- ards, Cox, Raymond. SOPHOMORE HONOR ROLL Back Row: Lindell, Keenv, Smith, Mallory Bradburn, Christy, Nordstrom, Hatfield. Middle Row: H. McMaster. Sand, Mac-Donald Penney, Kruzer, XYinters, Anderson, Scelyu Front Row: XYise, R. McMaster, Place, Hugs- dorn, Goodman, Mahan, Okernnen. Not in Picture: Coburn, Evlcrem, Czissifly, Con- ner, XYhitc. SOPHOMORE NOT-A-SHO PLAY CAST Back Row: Stcvans, Miller, Notzir, Boll, Groen- walt. Front Row: Boynton, Maclbonnld, Wise, Win- ters, Twitchell. FRESHMAN IIONOR ROLL Hack Row: Dickinson, Bousku, Bruff, McDonald. Front Row: Hutchings, Boyd, Clarke, NX'ullinf,:,'ton. FRESHMAN NOT-A-SHO PLAY CAST Back Row: Miss Arinstrong, Bzirbeziu, Paige, Berntsen, Hansen, Miss Pope. Front Row: Oltnmn, Dickinson, Magnusson. Bruff, XYellingtun, Bennvtt. GIRLS IN COOKING CLASSES LEARN TO SERVE LUNCHEON Lucille Flokenhaigen, Cleo Gutenberg, Mildred Harris, Mable Ge-hrko CAMPUS DAY COMMITTEE Back Row: Kappel, Horn, Miss Muir, Kvam, Wahlenmaier, XVatts. Middle Row: Nvalters, Chase, Benedict, Derby Morgan, Cavalli. Front Row: Farmer, Ridley, Hughes, Page, Patten, Nordquist. MOTHERS' AND DAUGHTERS' TEA COMMITTEE Back Row: Noble, Miss Denniis, E. Ecker. Front Row: Edson, C. Ecker, Cozier. SEWING CLASSES WEARING CLOTHING MADE IN SCHOOL Back Row: Bztckman, Erickson, Jonas, Robin- son, Pence, Nelson. Middle Row: Goodman, Vike, Burton, Norby McConn,el, Gutenberg. Front Row: Kirk, Zimrnerman, Belles, Boznnicn Erickson, Okubo, DELEGATES TO UNIVERSITY PLAY DAY AT SEATTLE Back Row: Thurston, Collier, Siemens, Truax Smart. Center: Vvellington, Oberleitner, Miller, Page Front Row: Raymond, Hall, Neen, Eary, Boyd G. A. A. CABINET Back Row: 'Cochran, Barraford, Collier, XVilcox Jansen. Front Row: Miller, Munger, Cramer, Siemons Neen. 1 BASEBALL TEAM Back Row: Manager Brown, Jones, Salisbury, Luke, Croome, Johnson, Coach Lewis. Middle Row: Gerard, Anderson, Shackley, Caut- man, Lord, Gould, Kluge. Front Row: Clifton, Greenwalt, Bundy, Kearney, Hickok, Meyers, Baunzlch. GOLF CLUB Back Row: Clark, Kappel, Mr, Leiser, Upping- house, Vick. Front Row: Austin, Leal, 'Vike. TRACK SQUAD Back Row: Mr. Slocornh, Goodman, MacGuire Houser, Luke, Johnson, H. Jones, Patterson Crane, Coach Anderson. Middle How: Kotsogean, L. Jones, Sargent, Kvum, Higgerson, Vanderboom, Thume. Fronf Igoxivz Horn, Fife, Hunt, Clifton, Benedict ist 11 . TENNIS TEAM Left to Right: Orloff, Grieff, Frisbie, Gwynn, Benedict. GIRLS, TENNIS Back Row: Cochrain, Cramer, Smart, Munn F. Just, Byrd, Hedger, Oiness, Earie, Munger Oberleitner, M. Just. Center Row: Hughes ,XYilcox, Sieinons, Jansen Miller, Houser, Keene, NVolzLver, Ridley Magnusson. Front Row: Bernice Raymond, E. Mallory Schwarze, Clark, R. Mallory, NVil1et, Neen Sutton, Norby, Page, Bernita. Raymond. GIRLS' PLAYING HORSESHOES Back Row: Barruford, Hughes, Keene, NVelling- ton, Boyd, Sutton, Hedger, M. Just, Oiness , Spencer, Duncan, Magnusson, Bernice Ray- mond, Cramer, Bernita Raymond, Norby. Middle Row: OVHHFZI, Evans, Klein, NVilcox Houser, Neen, Hansen. Front Row: Sieinons, Page, Eary, Schwarze, Smart, F. Just, Jensen, Collier, Byrd, Ridley .3-rbi I-M' ff W--,..s... .,.,-f 5' X -w-wrWfC47!VlY i Q'i'm 3 rx fe' We Ml Q4 ' , -f ' A , 1 n , X fe 2,4 S ,E -5 i f fwifsr fi a 8151 I 4 f 4 V M K f 1 f' f f r ',M'i ,pi gf x wi , f W P abyrwfwwmixgg ?i mmm' if? . , :Eb I A Wi :XXX-:tiff in at a Q X r Sw 5150 s i lg fl j I egasfiaad figi semen- 150i?T'U,5+emf in myTHt 3 1 if A- ' X i half' ig so fl WN. X1 X x fn MY were we ' 1 r 'Ny il 2 f W1-r:xss..,jf g et Q H K. N are r i ff, r V - .' ol i Fw tl iz. er twatwft ??f:F2aWiE, T aw in -'N 535 559.95 all X A A l kyiwjz 1-i:,Q..L Yi .KJ ffr, :L i lFN?UlJN5 MEETHNQT emo if- A-il! 3 4 tif nsswamrgj Broadcasting the Wenatchee-Whatcom Thanksgiving game over the local radio station brought joy to many football fans who were unable otherwise to at- tend. The rooting section at Lynden during the district and county basketball tour- nament helped the Redskins on to Vic- tory. Amid clashing of kettlcs and stream- ers of confetti Whatcom students thor- oughly enjoyed themselves at the annual Not-A-Sho, the proceeds of which went to help publish this Kulshan. Learned discussions, much argument, thoughtful planning-we always wonder just what does take place at faculty meetings. Soapbox campaigning, assembly speechesiand then the final election de- cides the student body oIl'icers for the coming year. On Armistice Day VVhatcom,s War- riors once more defeated their age-old rivals, the Fairhaven Grizzlies, in a hard fought battle on the football tield. XVhatcom graduates shake hands with the World and prepare themselves to meet it on an equal basis. No humilation, in the eyes of the old members, seemed to be too great for the incoming NV club members on initia- tion day. More than once have the janitors patiently left their duties to open the lockers of some unfortunate boy who has left his key at home. After the boys washed windows, worked in the flower beds and on Bat- tersby Field, they were served a bounte- ous feast prepared by the girls. P 9 p sg mntawtzwe-liiiwwzi reefs SAM! A4 , FAIKHAVI-N WFAIRXXEAVEN' jg 1 W ,,.t.tk ln ,J If A1 Q . W f 1 , , lil T l I I JQLMVJ , .. VW ' ,'. 1' K X fy s '-J Q , 1 -- ku' J: , Qamgpfmetw r V g'3iW'QEUB5 U!!tl'lillQtiQQU if 5 0 if ,Q X M49 . , - ' 1 Xl , Qt jrf arg? i liliit ws- N K Q . .X M fini! L l l t 2 it 7 ' : - ' 'I ittmt 'W ji 'G eff -'al ff 5 4370 XD 4,f---fl: -Y X, J0..,.fg l ff l 7 0111- ' ,, , X ' 5 N, 'A D R M I ss 'Qs l -x.. ,fwfr l th D .r ish wx U' U Q . YI ix - W' l fy x X JR! X ' lnrnmrri V. l yr owl p p Ag.: NOT-A-SHO Howard Jones, Junior class president, receives Meggie from Bill Upping- house, Student Body President. STUDENT MANAGERS WliNDEl.I. BENEDICT ee.eeee ,,,,e . .,Side Shows MAi:Y O,I5liIEN eee,,,eee,,,e e,.,.,.,,e P ublicity IRIQNE Nlll!DQUlS'l' ee,,eee. .,e..e,,.,ee,e,e C afeteria ZA1.1a HIIIICOCK .,r,...ee, ee,,,eeee,,,, G ymnasium IEARL Firm ,e,,,ee ,.... . .-General Manager THE WORLD THROUGH A PORTHOLE China, Spain and Holland were among the countries shown to travelers by the Service Committee in their side show - The VVorld Through a Porthole . UNCLE TOM'S CABIN This all star east-Fife, Kunimatsu, Luke, Kappel, and Baileyfmade the VV Club the head liner in the side shows when they produced Uncle Tom's Cabin . JUNIOR STUNT Spooks ran riot and resonant voices sounded from graves, winning Meggie for the Juniors in their Not-A-Sho play, No Rest For tl1e W'ieked',. STUDENT LEADERS' CONFERENCE DELEGATES Vppinghouse, XVatts, Shepherd Diehl, VV0lz1veI' FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE Ackerman, XV1lI'I'9I'l, Notar, Howie Jensen, Cox, Albers HTUNEFUL TRIO ennie Mather, Erlythe Hankins, Harriet Rowlands LIBRARY STAFF H tetter, Edson, Cochran, Zimmerman, Grnh MEMBERS OF THE NORTHWEST ORCHESTRA 11 Ryckman, Elizabeth Cozier, Arla K1 gr JUNE SENIORS .IUANITA ACKISRMAN VIVIICNNIE ADKINSON ARTHUR ANDERSON LLOYD AUSTIN JAMES AHERN BIINNIE ANDERSON RODNEY ANDRUS JACK BACKSTROM BILLY BARNES CLAIRE I NORMA BAXTER LOBENIE BAILEY 3ARRON ALFRED BAUNACH LESTER BENEDICT DEAN BERGMAN WENDELL BENEDIET GARNET BIRDSELL BEATRICIE BORCHARDT OLIEDA BO BETI-I BOWMAN NELLIE BLICR RGSTROM BETTY BOYNTON DANA BROCK DOROTHY BROWN DUARD BROWN JOSEPH BROWN RUTH BYRNES JAMES BURGICSS ALICE CADE NISNO CAVALLI BILLIE CARR S'1'AN'rON CHASE RIARGARHT CHESTER JOHN CHRISTIENSEN BEVERLY CLARK INIARJORIIAI COMPTON JACK CLARK ROY CONNIELL MARJORIE DAIIBYSHIRE PHYLLIS EUGENE DERBY CLYDE DAHI.liN DAY DON DI-INTON HARTLEY DEVORE A IRENE DOYLE DOROTH Y D11-:H L NIAURICE DOYLE LU ELLA DUN H A xr GEORGE DU PENTHALER EARL DUVALL RICHARD EGGLESTON CLARICE ECKIC MUNDI EINARSON ELNORA ENLOE liEssALEE EMLEY EDNA ERICKSON IVAN FEATHERKILE BEULAH FARMER EARL FIFE GRACE FISHER DOROTHY FISHER IRENE FORD NIARGARET GERAGHTY KIRK Fox NEIL GILFILEN .IosEI1HINE GRASSMEYER ALEX GRI .I ACK HALL ROBERT GRAHAM EFF FOSTER HAINICS HELEN HALLEY EDYTHE HANKINS R I HERLOFE HANSEN JOHN HARRING'l'1lN DENTON HATFIELD THOMAS HART THERESA HAWRINS ROBERT Hli1NII'HILI, WALLACE HAWRINS ZALE HIOROCR FRANK HORN BIARGARE1' HINDSLEX' BIIRIAM HOWIE ALBERT HUGHES GERALD HUBBAIQIJ HAROLD JAMES GORDON JENSEN XVINIFRED JAMES HELEN JENSEN ELVERA JOHNSON ARTHUR JOHNSON GEORGE JOHNSON fJ'l I'O JOHNSON BIAYNARD JOHNSON TED JOH NSON FREDERICK JOHNSTON NIARY ELAINE JOHNSTON LILLIAN JONES PHYLLIS KALBERG RUDY KAPPEL FRANK KEARNEY SYLVIA KIRKENDALE LELANIJ KLEIN PETER KLING HARRY KLU GE AIILA KLUGE BILL KOTSOGEAN ANDREW KRUISWYR GILBERT KVAM LILLIAN LARSON LESLIE LEAL FRANK LAUX LOUISE LINIJENTHAL I HIiliBER'l' LOCKERT EIIM ER LINDQU 1 ST MAY LONSETH MI LTUN LU KE NIILLARD LORD MARLE MAHAN ' RUTH BIALLOBY AGNES MARTIN 1 CHARLYN MA DON BIARTIN WILLIAM NIARTIN U 'l' Z FRANCES MAYHEW JAMES NICCAIN HELEN MCDONALD IRENE MCDONNELL CAROLINE MCKINSTIKY LOMA MILLAUGI-ILIN CLIFTON BIONRUE CHESTER MOORE VIOLA BIOORE NIARVIN MORGAN En. BIUDGE ETHIEL AIULHULLANIJ RALPH RIULTON IIIIOGI-:NE MU VIRGINIA BIUNGER NN ARNOLD NIYERS RICHARD NEWLEAN VIVIAN NEWPORT Bli'l l'Y NOBLE KliNNli'l'll NOBLE VALBORG NORBY IRENE NORDQUIST MARY 0,BRIEN DONALD NORRIS BEVERLY ODIN BIARIAN UINESS FRANCIS OI-ISE TOMI OKUBO FLORENCE OTT CHESTER GEORGE PAIGE JOSEPH OLSON PADGETT MARION PAGE DONALD PARK DOROTHY PARRISH NELLIE VERNON PRESSENTIN CORA PARODIS PATTEN VIOLET PETERS WARREN PRESSENTIN JAMES REEDER BERNITA QUIMBY EGAN REPOSE KATHRYN RICKERSON EDWARD ROBERTS INEz ROBERTS LEONARD ROGERS RUSSELL ROBERTS RUTH ROGERS DONALD Ross MURIEL ROPER HARRIET ROWLANDS ROBERT SAND JOE SALISBURY CORDELIA SANDERS MILDRED SCHWARZE PAUL SAXAUER WALTER SCOTT BERT SEVERSEN EDNA SETzER ETHEL SMART ARLYLE SMITH REGINALD SMART VIRGINIA SOLLEY LLOYD STANLEY RUBY SORENSON DONALD SUETTERLEIN ELENORE SYRE LE HENRY TELLIER LESTER THISTLE BERNARD THUMME AIADIIILINIE THOMPSON JEAN TILEY HJALMAR TODAHL EARL TITUS STANLEY TOTTEN MARGARET VAIL BILL UPPINGHOUSE BILL VANDERBOOM LOUISE VISTAUNET MELvIN VANDERHOEE BILL WAHLENMAIR BILL WALTERS RUTH WALLACE LA VELLA WASHBURN VVILMA WEDDELL ARTHUR WATTS DOROTHY WEST DAVID WHITAKER DONALD WHEELER NIARGARIET WILKINSON ROBERT WILLIAMS BIARCICLLA XVOLAVER FRANK Woo VVILLIAAI JOHNSON D June Seniors Not In Pictures VERLINA CAMPBELL BILLY CARLSON CHARLES HALI. LOREN DURKIN LOUIS MARSHALL HIERINIAN TOMS ROY XVOLFE CUM LAUDE GEORGE JOHNSON MARY ELAINE JOHNSTON ARLA KLUGE NIILLARD LORD RUTH ROGERS CORDELIA SANDERS REGINALD SMART BIARGARET VAIL MARGARET WILKINSON HIGH MERIT SENIORS MARCELLA WOLAVER XIAY LONSETH MARION PAGE CLARICE ECKER IBOROTHY DIEHL BILL VANDERBOOM EUGENE DERBY WENDELL BENEDICT ARTHUR WA1'TS EARL FIFE JUNE CO M MENCEMENT PROGRAM High School Orchestra ,,v , V.. R .Selected Class Procession o7,o,,,o,, RR RRRRDorothy Diehl Invocation R ,o,, R ,i,,i, .i,..,, R R ,7,,, .,i,, R ev. DeWitt T. Tanner Uration and Salutatory R i,,, ,,,. R ,,,o,, 7,,o R R ,,o,, lN tary Elaine Johnston Campfire Trumpet Solo R 7ii,i R RRRRRR .....iR.RRRRRRRR.R,iR,RRRRRRRRR.RRRRRRRR..RR R RRRR R D RRRRRRR Rogers Solclier's Dream Earl Fife, Margaret Chester, Accompanist Oration R .R R.,RR. . .RRR,,R,RRRRR.,...R....RRRR,RR,RRRR.RR,RR R George Johnson Benjamin Franklin Oration RRRRRRRRRRRRR,RRR,R,RR,.R.....R....RR,RRi,.RR R RR,,...R.R R R.May Lonseth Value of School Activities Oration RRRRR R RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR R R RRRRR RRRR , RRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Bill Vanderhooin Lessons Taught at Whatcom Oration R RRRRRRRRRR R RRRRRRRRRRRRRR.R.R .R RRRRRRRRR.RRRRR.RR.RR.Ra RRRRRRRR O tto Johnson Sportsmanship Oration and Valedictory RRRRR RR RRRRRRRRRR RRRRRRR.RRRRRRRR R R RRRRR Margaret Wilkinson Reading as a Hobby Presentation of Honor Scrolls and Merit Keys RRRRRRRRRRRR Bill Uppinghousc Presentation of ClassR RRRRRRRRARRRRRRRRR R RRRRR RRRRRRRRR RRRR Supt. D. E. Wiedman Presentation of Diplomas RRRRR RRRRRRRRR R . RRRR.RRR RRR,R R RRRDr. Carl Cozier Benediction RRRR RR R- RRRRR Rev. John Robertson McCartney Class Recession RRRRRRRRRRR RRRRRR N orma Baxter High School Orchestra RRRR RR RRRRRRRR Selected AS GRANDMA TELLS IT IN 1963: V 1 2 ' es: if lx 5 the second. ----f-4 -sl like that in .-If Yes, 111y dears, it was quite a class that year---good old '33, VVhy, some of the IIIOSI noted people of the past decade left XVhateom in that elassaliilly Vanderboom, for instance, known in four continents as Eric Von Stroheim, You don't have football players this dav and age. Theyive lost ! in the mold. Then there's that -girl he went ll, A ,V as 'Az iz' -1 ' -' ' with list yur, N113 Lonseth. Speaking ot 1539? making your way in the world, right now she's editor of would be mighty . Q the Saturday Evening Post. Benjy Franklin proud of his magazine if he Qguld See ho-,V is she runs it-amighty proud! This fellowi - , 'XV' , Neno Cavalli that everyone in Italy is taking X! shots at and missing. I knew him when he was just a little curly-headed gl-in and just 3 ' few years ago what did he do but take a bunch ol' National Guards like Egan Repose and PA 9 Clifton Monroe over the ocean MH' lg ' to Italy and overthrow the 1. Italian government ami also Ben Mussolini. A-SQ . --' 1, A I don't suppose you remember reading about this JQQ XVindy Benedict? When he clipped Paavo Nurmi's fm mile time by 43 seconds l1e became the most talked about tn? , l,-. Q V man in the sport eirclese--fastest human being X 4 , jf they called him. 3 J xlib 5 - . . ,Q XS? I Beverly Clark is still known' astthc most f diqy-V fo 2 proposed to girl in Ameri- .til ' ., 9 tm Y ca, but she wouldnt give X W ' up her career even for , .Iack. After she turned 6- W down poor Andy he took Q f to the high seas to try to -4-M W! teach the whales how to 1 xg pI'0IlOllIICC Kruiswyck. Kirk 1 I Z Fox got his engine practice on that bug of his, and 545 5 now he's manager of the Ford factory in Detroit. NOV! ,gay His motto was always, Now is the time, but it gets V IIIC how he ever made it in his bus, although he always Y SCCIIICCI to get to Betty Boynton's house on time. Q g Speaking of time, you kiddies better N scoot for bed now. If you're very good about get- IMCVIE ting up in the morning, maybe I'll let you go see X Leslie Leal in that new picture of his that's showing , at the Or- pheum gincidentally, he's another one ot' g H P' -,Q the class of '33. VVhen he broke into movies, Clark A Gable had to grow a beard and wear s111oked glasses. '--N mf! 'L Us .IV C l 1 , goodnight. f cl 5 - ll, - : -5 Neno Cavalli grinning CN at his VVenatchee op- ponent to make him mad. 2-sn, , ll Miss Douglass turned over a new leaf on New Year's Day. 9. 'Q The Valentine box did quite a rushing business when George .Iohnston's girl friends got started. Actions and 5 . N-Y Q 0 9 'L E H- !' ?f - Remember when we sang Bells of St. Maryls' for Mr. VVilliams. X 9 'X 1-' 0 x , N .Q Y ll W, l3alme,' Jones wanted to know if he looked as he felt when he got up to receive the '6Meggy,'. X i X ,. ,' ca u 'H r . A I' Iinroute to the tourna- ment via H. Ford. XJ A , Z M1361 Freshmen are always talking about What I'm gonna do when I gradu- ate -f-well, the post-grads wish them luck. Wx . 4 d, Q , , just 'H 'ff Freshmen are longing to catch that dignified senior, Bill Uppinghouse, sliding down the hanister. QL j 61 We're certainly proud of Soh', Kunimatsui and we envy him his brains. X 9 f ,K U R 45? aa-.. Arnold Myers, King of Heartsn, is making baseball attractive to girls this season. MM F' Q I fs 1 ,I Sulphur and treacle seems to be rather badly needed this spring! ask Mel Vanderhoef. cfm' J 1 - ,Sf li v ' 4 .-rn! s em 6,1 In R The boys got more kick', out of gingham day than most of the girls did. Re-actions fx' 61 Windy Benedict said his track ability was from running away from wo- men 5 and We believed him! . iv'- - N X ,AJ Cf ln' ii-.if-ig: 1 1 'b Q5 0 X 9X t X tl I ,G 1 , W ' ! V ' wg rf ffykx W J CVM X I --in '---.lf vt A .. . L+-1 I Pity the poor track and baseball men in training when in the spring a young man's fancy, etch . S h i rl e y Reeves still thinks the B e a u t i f ul Squad had it in for her after that skit. Our idea of the year's greatest romance - Gil Kvam and Charlene Mautz. X196 I' 90 - -iw: 5, '1::-:-c:11fffe- Nw- In fin ' ' .X .'.' 'Quwi Is -f l0'A K S om e 0 n c wants to know how many Girls' Club hikers carry street car tokens. X x , J i n New W Club mem- bers called it sunburni but they didn't fool us. Whufcomas J ig Cldentification of Puzzle on Last PagcD Saw Puzzles 8-r nr E5 Cldentification of Puzzle on Last Page? Summarg of Aihleiic Year 1932-'33 FOOTBALL Opponent W. H. BURLINGTON ,7,,L.. 7 ,.,.L 7 ANACORTES ,AOAO, 7 ..... 33 STADIUM .L.......,....,... 6 .... - - 0 EVERETT ....,,....,,..L,-... 13 ..... ...L 1 4 SEDRO WOOLLEY ....... 0 .O,O, ...O 1 4 MT. VERNON .,..,O,L,, 0 ..... 14 FAIRHAVEN .,,... 7 ..... .... 2 7 WENATCHEE .....1L .... . - 6 ...1, .... 1 2 TOTALS 46 121 BASKETBALL Opponent W. H. FAIRHAVEN ...... 18 ..... 30 BLAINE .......... 21 ,.... 36 LYNDEN ......,,.. 33 ,,,g. 18 MT. BAKER ...,,... 6 ..,.. 29 FERNDALE ....... 12 .w... 32 FAIRHAVEN ..... 28 ..,,, 22 BLAINE ....,..... 26 .-... 36 LYNDEN ......1.,. . .p,. 16 ..... .,.. 3 1 MT. BAKER .,..... -..- 15 ..... .... 4 4 FERNDALE ....,.. ,-,, 20 ,.,,, .... 4 1 TOTALS 195 319 TRACK The track team of '33 enjoyed the record of having one of the most successful seasons in VVhatcom history. Under the expert coaching of Herlin Slocomb and Alvin Swede Anderson, the track squad won every meet participated in. Frank Horn was elected captain and proved his worth by winning first places in the high and low hurdles. Earl Fife used his speed in tl1e 100, 220, broadjump, and ran anchor on the relay. Many points were won by him. Whatcom took place in two tri-meets, the county and district. The first meet was with Anacortes and Mt. Baker. Whatcom won easily with 83 points. The second tri-meet was between Burlngton, Whatcom and Fairhaven. The result depended upon the relay which XVl12llCO1l1 won, giving her the meet by 3 points. By qualifying eleven men, Whatcom carried off the county meet. A total of 54 points were made to place Whatcom first. A win in the district track meet at Everett closed the track season. Men who received letters for participating in the meets are: Fife, Horn, Vanderboom, Hunt, Higgerson, Tisdel, Jones, Benedict, Houser, Luke, Kvam, Johnson, Goodman and Crane. BASEBALL With heavy hitting, good fielding and splendid pitching as material, Coach Bryan M. Lewis developed a team that proved a menace to any high school team. Fairhaven, Everett, Mt. Baker and Ferndale fell victims to the '33 baseball team. Frank Kearney, second base, was elected captain to start the year. Other veterans were Clifton, Jones, Hickok, Bundy, Johnson and Salisbury. With the addition of Arnold Myers, a two year letterman from Olympia, Luke, Baunach, Greenwalt, Croome, and Lord, the team was complete. Two games were arranged with the University of Washington Frosh team. Although both games were dropped by close scores, the team received the necessary experience needed to defeat high school teams. Whatcom took first place in the Northwest League standings by de- feating Fairhaven and Everett. The surprise of the season was the Campus Day game with Everett, with a score of 12 to 3. Heavy hitting by Clifton, Myers, Kearney, and Luke, along with superb pitching by Joe Salisbury, won the game for Whatcom. 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Up-To-Date ancl The Store Ivor Paint Sanitary In Every Respect Mclflc LAUNDRY PITTSBURGH PAINT STUHE Established 1889 6 Oldest, EE Bellingham phones TRY US Largegagi RATHMANBAYMOND 1 f' ll: l FINE SHOES CHX Featuring VITALITY NONN-BUSH Evelyn .Ridley -almost had to wear FOR WOMEN FOR MEN her arm 111 a shng alter the Slylc ' S11 ow. uiinmmmmm uuummimm THANK YOU Whatcom faculty, advisers, seniors and all students whom we have had the pleasure of photographing. We congratulate you on this year's Kulshan of which you can justly be proud. We hope to see all of you often during the years to come. SANDISON STUDIO PHOTOS THAT PLEASE WOOLWORTH BLDG. PHONE 989 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 1933 Corner Bay , Bellingham, and Holly Wash. 1 ' - 0 1 A f o ,ARG LBA Ck AN . 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