Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

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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

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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

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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.