Whatcom High School - Kulshan Yearbook (Bellingham, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 98 of the 1934 volume:

'F' .447 f I N., K ' f rf: ,ff PJ , X -5 , ,, .V-5' H, km lf tn lid ni'- L, N Sw Dl- Em nekfw THIS BOOK BELONGS TO 'WVI1011 time who steals our years Shall slcal our pleizsurvs loo, The l1ll'lIl0I'y of the past will xlay And half our joys renew. away fs. , IIlllSHM1 159311 Plllulisilmwl bv 'VIII' SENIOR ffl WXVIIAM' ,ASS If ml lllml Slllllml Iiollin lmm. XV:lslull'fl Ull S 2090 355 Q 277? FOREWORD F the pugus ol' this book uwukcn in your 1I1ClllOl'y happy tlloughls ol' days at 7 VN h1llC0lll, lhc wish of the stall' ol' llxc 1934 Kulshun will have been fullillcd. DEDICATION O Mr. XVells and our teuvlmcrs, who have been not only our instruvlors. hut our counsellors :xml our fricmlsg 'l'0 our paronls, who have mmlc possi blv thosc happy yours :nl XVhHll'Olll1 To llle nluluni, who have left us llloil splcmlicl lrzulilions ol' VVl1z1h'om citizen- Ship: This annual is grrllcfully dcdicuted. BOOKS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES SPORTS SCHOOL LIFE .ADMINIS TRA TI ON for honest labor and for learning 'we stand C. PAINE SHANGLE Superintendent May the opportunities you have haul in XAVIIZIIICOIII High School open the way to you for ll useful and happy life in ihe years that lic ullezld. . 0441.4-L ERNEST F. YVELLS Principal The friendly personailily ol' ihff VVhz1tc'om student, expressed in class- room courtesies and services to the community is the thing which I hope has been rupiurecl in lhis hook, lo be recullerl Whenever ils pages :irc turned BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. CARL COZIER ,.,.... . ...... DR. H. W. VAN BUSKIRK oo.... C. M. Inu1Ns oooo ,. oooo.,o -. .IoHN P. BICGLINN -----------President o,i,,.Vice-President ,-,u.,m,,Sec1'elz11'y HARRY P. ROBl'IR'l'S F. E. FRos'1' Nine A lvin A. Anderson Study Hall, Boy's Physi- cal Educa- lion, Senior Advi- SUT, Fonilnzill Couch il. ll. l'Ilii-lu-sfvl' iflnglish, Ural Iilxprus- sion, ,IPi'2rm:1i'.lC Club Mae Dennis Mathematics Girls' Club Council Social Coni- mittee llvssmurie A lexnnder English, Ancient His- tory lilvm-lyn l'Iul'k Girls' I'iiysi cell Iiiluca- tion, Girls, Atiilc tic: Associat- tion, lflxlrry E. lillnery English, Hi-Y Club Key Club Adelle Jones English, U shers' Club Lowe Hnrtrulf Band, Glee Club Mabel Coffman lflngllsli, VVl'lZ1tCOIll High Svhool News .infl Brozidczist Olive Reeves Foster French, Ancient His- tory, lnternzition- al Club Z1-ell Jones High Sc-hool Mzicrhiiie Shop, Lockers li. J. Bjorkquist English, Torch Club Carolyn l'0nl1-e Cookiiig, Welfare Coniniittce Hurry A. Garrett Meehan i cal Drawing, Ticket Squa Helen Kelly English, tl Senior Advi- sor, Freshman Auxiliary Ten Glen A Inn Campbell Furroll Chemistry, Biology, Physiology, Fire Squzul, Tick ct Squad Pntrol Squad .ll'l'lli0 M. 1'onns-ll Bookkeep- ing, A. S B. 'l'1'ezlsu1'c1' Frank Geri lnt1'zimu1'ul Sports Lester DI. ldillfljlllill Physics, Science Clu b l'll'lll3l l'0rnisII i'0llllll01'Cl2ll Arithnietic I'i-url F. llallett English, Kulshzin E11 itorizil Advi sor Oliver lleiser Mnthcinutics Golf Club Vora Uxxuhy Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeep- ing, K ulsllzin Iiiisinvss Ail- v 2-101' IR. L. lla vidson Mzitlieniatics liil'll0Yl0Ve Hnrter American History, Information Girls French, llryun llcwis History Bzisketlmll and Baseball Couch Wlilclrn-cl Milt' Sinuiisli, Sopliulnurc Advisor Gertrude Svott lNl2ltlll ll1lLT.lCS XYl1z1tL-oln Huziutiful Squad Ray Lindberg Smith- Hugnes A uto Mechanics, Nut-ai-Sho John Mollhxollu-ry Gi-ulogy, l'llySll'2ll G1-og:,'i'upliy, Junior Ad- visor Hillixun M. Shepherd Civics, :Xllll-3l'll'l1ll History, A, S. B. Ad- visor A ltu ll. Tlnunu Mzitlioiiiutius Scrvice Conimittcc Norma Martin Latin, Not-11-sho Jn-ssie l'ope lin glisli, lf l't'SlllIlilll Advisor llvrlin Slouomb lilnglish, '1'l'2lL'k Coen-li TivlietSquzLd VVnlt4-r Yundorford XYoudwo1'k- ing, Truck Coach, 'Tennis Club E. L. Mclfulluugln High Schoo Machine Shop, Woudwork- ing, N1,lL-LI-S110 Sara A. llolu-rin l'1ll3.l'llSll, Scholzirsliip l,f0Illllllll6C Flo rvucm- U. Slllitll l Anciunt His- tory, 'l'I'ilCk Uuzicll, Modern His tory, Not-at-Sho Emma XYXIIIISYPIIIHI Sewing, 1911-sliliiziii Advisor Eleven A. Miller Penmanship, Spelling, liominercial haw, SUIIIIUIHUFC Advisor Arthur Sanuk-n Art, l':ii'ioon :ind t'i'zxI't Club lil-rnldine fill0lY Uillcu SL'Cl'L'- tai ry 'I'1-yplu-nu Barren Sew ing, I- i'im1usliip l'01l1lilitte8, Scrzilibook N1-vu Mill:-ipaugh Amcrriczin History, German, 1'iViCS, Jlllll1Pl'.AL1- visor Ilnrrin-ttv Savage Mzitlu-iiiaiiivs L-utsidg: 11011- tributions lk-tsy P. Sh-nherg Sliorthand, '1'ypiiig, Not-at-Sho .I oh n Ro y XX'illi:uns lfI'CllUStI'2l Graco Minor American History, Economics, I'i'0g'r:Lm Clllllllllltllli Nlnrgnn-t Hvlllllnavllel' liilirzlry Girl llcscrves I rma Tnrkoif M edioval Hi story, l'up Club fiilm Jin Hivmn my K if ,Lf '41 GRACE ARMSTRONG TEACHER IN WHATCOM HIGH SCHOOL SEPTEMBER, 1923 'L FEBRUARY, 1934 Su Ive my 1IflSSilIfj, lrlwl' rlrwulzpiisllerl mul lhe lung :lay dune lerefl ln lhe qlliel mesl. and serene, My . . Lel me he gall un, splendid The SlllIl1Ol Death. Twelve CLASSES We're loyal fo you, Wfzafcom 111215. To your colors fwe're frue, Whafcom High Fnurromw MID-YEAR SENIORS csalutalorian ELIZA Iil4l'I'H COZIICR Girls' Club lwesicleut Northwest Orchvstrzt CUalea'ictorian D0ll0'l'li Y YY ICLIAI A N Girls' Club Vive-l'1'e:-zillmlt Pep Club DrE1Cg2lt6 llralnm Club Soc-intl Committee Clxzlirman IVA DUINli'l'0N Allll0'l l' Sc-ivlltlficl t'uurse- I+Inlvr'wl from l+'zlirl1:1ven, l vln'u:u'y, 192125 J ICA N I'I'l l'l'I A LLEN lllfOl'lll2l1l0ll tfommittm- l7I'2llll2ltl4' fvlllh 4l1'c'l1n-st1'z1 tllve ffllllb INIFIG ANUIGIKSON llirls' Club l'oum'il Servim- f'0lllllllf.fl'U RYl1:1l1-mu Haunt iful Squad NIA RY ASIIHIRX i'0mn'wr'ci:1l l'our':-no lll't'l1L1SIl'2l GORDON IIIHIXYN K4-y Vluln 1lll!'1lllllll'2l1 Huskctlmll ll1l1':1m111'z1l liuse-lulll 'l'r:llli4- Squaul 'vl ICRllI'l l' CAIIR, llltraxmurzxl B2lSkf'tb11l1 Inlralmurall Bzlsnluzlll lllw- Vluls KYILLIAWI FIIICSNICY Illtrzxmurzll Bzlslu-tlmll 4't1lllllll l'4'llll CUIITSC XXNYA IGDSUN IN-lr Flulr 1lllPl'lIiilllllHll Vlulr lwwsixlerlt. Ulllwi Stull' Nui-A-'Slum S:-4-1-1-lz11'y l'Al'LlNE FAIRRICLL 111-In-1-:nl Uuurse Girls' Vluh Uuumeil Suvlzxl Uulxmlxxillm- IIELICN UIGSSIE f'0llllll4'l'l'l2lI tlollrso DIGIAIAII GIl.DlflRSIll4ll'1YE Voc-zxllouzll f'Ol1I'SQ Lllvo tflllh YONA HITIINIUNIISON Svllllll' l'l:1y lnfurmxxtiml f'umn1i1l,0e HARRY IIANSUN 'l'r':1lIic Squzlrl l':ul1lle Squad Ym-:ulimml t'u1n's4- l4lYI'lllYN HAYNICS Sm-izll Uommittfw- 4114-1' Club flirls' f'llllb1'Ullllt:i1 I',-Xl L HOOD Not-A-Sho liznml S4414-ntiilrt P4lllI'S0 Fifteen ELMIGR, HAIUPNICSS Yell King Not-A-Sho Key Club lnll'i11'nux'zil lglllitiljilll RIFHA RD HARIIINGTON X' ocutiomil Course FLA Y'l'0N IIULRI ES tlenerul Course LLOYD J I'l'l'l41ll General Course NIAIRIIG Jl'S'l' l'orch Club NYU Club Not-A-Sho Girls' Athletic A:-:sovizttion PHAR LES K ICNNEDY Asst. Vliiel' 'Frztllic Squad lfire Squzul l'zLdtllc Squad ICINHEN Course ll li0Rl4lNl'I'I ifoiiiiiim-i'Ci:ll Gln e Club ISIGRNIFIG KLEIN XV Club Glue-l'1ub Girls' Athletic Associa- tion Sports l'l'R'l'l5 KNll'l'SlGN Generatl Course Pl4l'I'lCR, Ii0'l'SOI-IIGAN NYU Club Not-A-Sho Senior Announcement Committee Commencement Speaker RlT'l'll LAIKIN Library Stuff lit-nerzil Course NELLIE NIAGNPSSON Service Committee Wlmteoni Hez1utiI'ulSquad General Course ARWIUND NIULEUII General Course Illl1'2llllL11'1l1 Basketball Glee Club LILLY NELSON llll'Ol'lll21f,lOll Committee l+'i'iemlsliip Committee A rt Club Girls' Club Council I+lLlZAl.lI4l'l'll NOL'l'l+l lnformution Committee Girls' Athletic Associa- tion l'l'Ogl'21lll Committee Yllll-HINIA XURDIAN liifornnitiou Committee Service Committee Frieinlsllip Committee Girls' Club Council lll'1RNll'I4I VON l'Rl'ISSl41N'1'lN General Vourse 'Foreli Club Not-A-Sho PAUL VON l,1l,l4:SSl41N'1'lN Not-A-Sho Vocational Course Sixteen . KVA LTER PRICE General Course vl0l.lC'l' REA Commercial Course DOR0 l'I-ll' RIFHARDSUN Study Hall Secretary Girls' Club Council Scholarship Committee Commercial Course FRED RUSEN YVATEIR Commencement Speaker Not-A-Sho 'Picket Squad Kulshan Add Staff EYELYN SFHENK Entered from Fairhaven llrls'AthleticAssociation Glee Club DOLORES SHEA Pep Club Ushers' Club Girls' Club Council Not-A-Sho Committee BARBARA SHITTE 1'e1w Club-President Ushers' Club4 Vice-President Girls' Club- Sergeant-at-Arms Not-A-Sho Vl0LE'l' SLUSSER Vocational Course Glee Club Whatcom Beautiful Squad GERALD SBll'l'H General Course ULIVE SNIDEIL Whatcom Beautiful Squad Friendship Committee International Club Glee Club t'LARlf1Nl'E SOU'l'I-IMRN General Course NANIGTTE THAI. Commercial Course Glee Club SOPHIA 'l'HORS'l'ElNSON Entered from Point Roberts College Prep Course PAUL VIKE Golf Club Key Club Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball liAIl'l'H WVIAIIPPLE Intramural Basketball Vocational Course DELLA VVlLLE'l 1' iirls'AthleticAssociation Drama Club Senior Class Play Whatcom BeautifulSquad DOROTHY WILLIAMSON Entered from Cleveland High in Seattle in '32 Commercial- Course EDNA SCI-IWAB fNo picture in Kulshan. Older person finishing up Hi School., Seventeen March Y, II1VOC2lJLlO11,,,,, Salutatory. Orulion Sclecl lOll,, f,1'2ltlOl1 , Oration ,,,,,7 CllO1'I,lS,,,,.,,. FIFTEENTH ANNUAL MID-YEAR COMMENCEIVIENT HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM 'l'HURsuAY, JANUARY 25, 1934 PROGRAM High School Orchestra Power in Mu sic S Pi5L3QfQ51f'L5E ufblllig ,Sclcclcd Rev. Dwight Smilh --,.---,Elizabeth Cozier ,,,.,,I'wI'6d Rl2.96Il'lUUllfI' P, ,,,,O,h,O,O, ,,xV1'llllC0lIl High School fJI'CIll'SlI'll Sunny South Life of Robert L. Stevenson USPollif'liligifftiflll-'iliwY5F'1ili2,iLEiiQiQ ,-.,,,,.,Bdl'l7ClI'U Shulc lv,---.Peter Kotsogcan Whalcom High School Chorus Wanderer's Song Valedictory ...,ev....,,.,e,e,,... . e,,. .ee..,.......,.,e.........,.,,e.....,e,ee........ D orothy Wellman The Value of Dramatic Expression Presentation of Honor Scrolls ,,,..,.,l.,, ,P l,l,l... ,l,,.ll,l,l,, .,,.... W i lliam Frisbic P1'CSCI1liltlOH of Class, .. .lll,l,l,,, WC. Paine Shcuiglc Superintendent of' Schools Prcsenlulion oi' lJllJlO1l12lS , l,,, ll,l ll,l, Dr. Carl Cozivr President Board of Education Iienedic-lion, 7 ,,,, Rev. Thomas DeW'itz' Tanner March , 7 , ,,l, ..,l,,l,.. . ,....,,,,l,l ,l,l,Sclccl01l Iligh School Orohestrzi CUM LAUDE l,OllO'l'1lY VVIZLLMAN lCL1zA1s12'1'H Coziizn BICIRNICIC voN P1:1zss1cN'1'1N Eighteen JUNE SENIORS cllaledictorian Salutatorian IIEYERLY HOLIDAY HIGLEN H0i'l'El'l I'lCIl, A. S. H. Secretary Editor-in-Chief of Scholarship Committee- Kulshan Chairman President Torch Club Kulshan Staff Scholarship Committee Dramatic Club- Glee Club Vice-President l'E1'lLlA AllB0'I l' Information Committee International Club Friendship Committee XVhatcom Beautiful Squad V Fnldfu ACKERMAN lntramural Basketball Intramural Speedball Intramural Baseball Vocational and Commer- cial Courses ESTHER ALBERS Pep Club Ushers' Club Chairman Friendship Committee' Girls' Club Council ROSE ALTOSE l'resident of Dramatic Club Chairman of Scholarship Committee Senior Play Fashion Show Committee NINA ANDERSON Study Hall Secretary Fashion Show Girls' Club Council Service Committee SELLNIER ANDERSON Girls' Club Representa- tive RlT l'l-I ASHBAUGI-I Entered from Cortes, Colorado, 1933 LOIS AUBEIUI' llep Club President Ushers' Club Mothers' and Daughters' Tea Committee Social Committee WIA l'RlI'l+l BAILEY Football Basketball HW Club Hi-Y Club l'resiil:nt LESLIE BARNES General Course GI'INl'l'l l' BARIIAFUIKD Girls' W Club- President G. A, A. Cabinet Girls' Club Cabinet Service Committee CAROL IIICA RD 'l'l1lI'tOClllll Chair XV. H. HEARD Paddle Squad Senior Play AHNIGS lllilflilflll Glee Club XYelfare C0l1lIlllllCU A L YFE lllGLIll1lS llonic ldconomics Nineteen A 595 Twenty l i 3 d1l+JR'l'Rl'DIC nEl.L sm N 'lllt6!l'f:ill from Harmony High School , 'l'm:i'c'h Club A N N A IIICL l!0liS'l'l4IIi Pep Club Information Committee Girls' Athletic Associa- tion Social Committee HARDINH IHGNSUN Yell Lezuler XV Club Vzludeville Nut-A-Sho Senior l'1uy HILLY ISOSTROM C'1Cl1CSll'kl Vey Club Senior A. S. B. Repre- sentative Campus Daly Committee Ll'l'Y IXOZANICII Torch Club information Committee International Club Friendship Committee D. J. IIllE'l'l-I0l'll General Course Nl A R IA N IIROOIQS When tcom Beautiful Squad i'l4II'lL l!li0liAVV Entered from M ample Falls General Course FRANIK IIIIQVVN Voc-zttionzil Course JOHN IIRUYYN Glee Club Vocational Course llA'l'Il4I lll'l.'llAN KN Commercial Course MIGLYIN lll'Nlll' Freshmzur Class- President Sophomore Class-A Secretzlry-'I'I'eztsurel Junior A. S. B, Repre- sentutive W Club lil+l0NI+1 BYRD Girls' Club Council Commerviztl Course LA MBICIUI' CARLSON Intraimurzil Bnsketbzill lntrzimurztl Baseball HAROLD FAYFDIAN Key Club Baseball Intramural Sports ALLEN l'Hl+IRYlCNOCli Ticket. Squad Chief Key Club-President Campus Day Committee Dance Committee SUZANNE CISSNA A. S. B. Vice-Presitlent Tennis Champion Student Leaders' Con- ference Ushers' Club IEEIILLDIXE CULLIEII WH Club Secretary G. A. A. Cabinet l'l:1y Day Delegate. AMY J0 COLLINS Information Committee Friendsliip Committee ALIIEIUI' l'00I'RIDlflR, illee Club intramural Basketball S4'lt lltll-ll' Course RPSSIGL COX lntramurzil Basketball Intramural Baseball ileiiural Course FLORA Cl'lAll I'llEl+l Scientific Course XVhalCom Beautiful Squad Friendship Committee International Club HELEN l'Rl'l'l'HLOXV Pep Club-President Ushers' Club- Vice-president Not-A-Sho Chairman Girls' Club Cabinet R0 IIEIVI' FROONIE Baseball llramatic Club Noi -A -Sho DOR0'l'HY CYMMINGS Ifliiterecl from Taos, New Mexico Ac-ademiu Course Girls' Club Council J ICA X DEAHL Home ldconomivs BILLY' DICYON Basketball TED DODD Entered from Monterey High Svhool Band Orchestra Senior Play JOE DOLAN Executive Board Key Club Traffic Squad Kulshan Staff CECIL DYNCA N Intramural Bai seball Not -A-Sho NINA EVANS Girls' Athletic Associa- tion Service Committee XVhz1tcom Beautiful Squad Girls' Club Cofinvil , BICRYL EYEIIFYIWI' Senior Play Study Hall S9Cl'6till'5' Dramatic Club Girls' Club Council SOPHIIC FAIKNHAH Suientific Sorirse XX'hatcom Beautiful Squad Girls' Club Rapi'ese1'ita- , tive I.I'l'lLI41 FLlN'Kl'ZNH.UiEN General Course CARL FOBSIGN Football 'WV' Club Secretary Track I-I UNVARD FRA N li LIN Auto Squad Gent-ral Course- Twenty-one av .. m i -. ,di K H u Ex Y if 'Z if iii 837: KL X 'K I A 3 E1LE1cN HART BILL FRISHIE A. S, B. President Hi-Y Club XY Club Noti-A-Sho JAFIC GARDNICR, Football XV Club Qi-li-Y Club Not-A-Sho IGDXVARD GICRARD 'Picket Squad Baseball Senior Play IIESSIE GERFEN Commercial Course Girls' Club Representa- tive Frieiiclship Committee MARJORIE GILMORE Glee Club Friendship Committee Welfare Committee Scholarship Committee RUSSEL GOHEEN Key Club Intramural Baseball 'Picket Squad JUNE GUODNIAN Glee Club Girls' Club Council Scientific Course MARTHA GILEICNYVA Ill' Girls' Athletic Associa- tion Basketball Baseball Speedball R0lllGR'l' GROSS General Course ALFRED GXVYNN Tennis Team Key Club- Secretary-Treasurer Vice-President 1 Dance Committee- Chairman Basketball Cum Laude Information Committee Scholarship Committee International Club - e ELLA HARVEY - General Course DUN HATTON Patrol Squad GLAIJYS HAUGE Cum Laude Information Committee Girls' Club Council Scholarship Committee IJIUGI-I HENDRICKSON Intramural Basketball Intramural Baseball General Course VELNIA HEVVITSON Glee Club Friendship Committee Dramatic Club Girls' Club Council LLOYD HEWITT Not-A-Sho Senior Play Glee Club RAY HILBURN Band Not-A-Sho Glee Club Twenty-two CATHEIKINE HOFF Whatcom Beautiful Squad Servive Committee lllve Club th-xieral Course LICSLIIG HULZ Vos-atimial Course Hl'I.:0 HOIAIICR liitramural Baseball liitramural Slieedball Intramural Bas'11-Lball 11109 Club .IICANNIG H00li Fashion Show XY Club Swimming Team Senior Play GICIDIIGIG IIOYANDER Glee Club1 liitrfiniural Baskf-tball Sciuntifim- and Commer- 1-izll fV'0lll'St'S IIILL HOXYE Not-A-Sho Committee Campus Day l'ommittc-e Key Club 'l'i1'li1-I Squad 4 ICLNI,-I HOYYI.E'I I' llloe Club llllite CUlllllll'l'l'l2lI C'7o11rSe ' IUCN IIYDSON fll'l'Ill'SIl'Il l'llAIlLI'IS IIYDSON Hi-Y Club Not-A-Sho QIilI'9I65I'l2L Illll'2lllllll'2lI Baseball gy .W 5 Q Q x I-IDN' I N III' LL Vll4'1lll0!l1lI Course IUDIIICIUI' H ULL Vovational Course CHAIILICS llI'Nl'I' Football Track XV Clubgllresiileut Nut-A-Sho Committee I IIl1ID HUNT Orchestra Intramural Basketball l11t1'amul'al Baseball liirling' Club-President NIA Ill lil HITN TIGR, Hlee Club Service Committee IIOIIHIWII Course MARIE JACKSON Glee Club A Dollar Down Tl1i1'tee11th Cl1:1i1 ' Nature- Club IGRNVIN .IAFKSON U1'c'l1est1'a Golf Club Matlieinatics Major IIAZIGI. JAVOIISEN General Course Not-A-Shu Social Committee lllvv Club l1'I.0RIGNl'E JA MES lYe1fa1'e Committee XX'l1:1tc'om Bfiillltlflll Squad Twenty-tliree vs. 4' ? 1 45 ,ii RICHARD JAMES In tram ural Baseball JOYCE JANSEN G. A. A.-Secretary and President XV Club Chairman Service Committee Senior Project LA VONE JENSON Comm ercial Course LLOYD JOHNSON General Course l'NA JOHNSON Girls' Club Representa- tive Not-A-Sho Social Committee Art Club YIVIAN JOHNSON Orchestra Service Committee Information Committee Not-A-Sho HOVVARD JONES Junior Class-President Hi-Y HIV Club Not-A-Sho LESLIE JONES Football Track Vl ' Club Senior .Project HOVVARD JOHNSTON General Course ALBERT JORGENSON General Course JUNE JUSTASON Girls' Club Council General Course BART KENYON Entered from Fairhaven High School Business Manager Senior Play Dramatic Class Play RIfTH KIRK Girls' Club Council . Glee Club NAIIA, KONANTZ General Course CHARLOTTE KONGSLE Campus Day Committee Chairman Study Hall Secretary Dramatic Club Office KATHERINE KURTZ Girls' Club Council Not-A-Sho Glee Club Social Committee FRA NCIS LAIIELLE Scientific Course Key Club Intramural Baseball and Basketball Senior Play LILLIAN LE CLAIR Home Economics Twenty-four VIULICT LA CLAIR Home Economics f'IlAY'l'0N LARSICN Yficzitiriiizil Course S.-KLLY LARSICN Girls' Club Qouuvil f'0l1Il!'lK'I'f'l2l1 Course LENA LAYROIWINIC Ufiice F'riemlship Committee 'Porch Club Ilrimmtic- Club L0l'ISI41 LIC NIASTICII Study Hall Secretary Frienrlshiii Committee OLG A III N DEM A N livgiilzii' Course If1Ul l'H LINGIILOONI Scholarship Committee Ilegulzii' Course .ll'ANl'I'.-l LISH Pep C'lub-l'r'esident Oilice Ii1l'oI'mz1ti0n Uommittee SUIIIUI' l'lziy IIILI1 LIYSIK Illll'1ll'lllll'2lI Basketball VIRGINIA LI'SK lflntered from Clatskainie. Oregon Iiiteriiationzll Club RICH.-'IIRD LYNNEII 'Picket Squad Key Club Kulshan Staff Pzimpus Day Fommittee CECIL NIAIITIN Glee Club l':iti'0l Squad Not-A-Sho Vzxrlmlle Squad IGDWVARD MQFORKLE l'l'i0t0g1'21phy Club Voc-zitiomxl Uourse LOXYIGLI. NIQGINNIS General Course GLEN MEADE Key Club Iutr'zimui':il Basketball Vocational Course EARL NIICEKS Entered from Lewis and Clark, Spokunue Regular Course Major in Science and Art Not-A-Sho VIOLA MEHUS Vshers' C1ub4 Vice-President Pep ClubfSec-retairy Not,-A-Sho Queen At- tendnnt Social Committee MARIE MILLER 'XV' Clulm-Secretary and President G. A. A.7Vice-T'1'esidi-lit Service Committee- Sevretziry Social Umximittee w . .. :fm an ,..i 0, :as M we A - ,.f,, my - S Twenty-five xb YIYIAN MILLS Entered from South Kitsap High School Torch Club VIRKLINIA MIKEL linterefl from Wenatolu-e High School General Course H IGN RY ll l'l'l 'H IGI, L Not-A-Sho Committee Ticket Squad Key Club Senior Projem-t Commit tee ITARRELL NI0l'Ii Stage Crew lntramural Basketball Golf Nut-A-Sho NIAIIIJAIRIWI' MORSE lpxacutive Board Pep Club Not-A-Sho Committee Torch Club IiA'I'HliI11l1lN MURRAY Pep Club Not-A-Sho Orc'ln-stra :style Show ARDRA MYERS lintered from Olympia High Suhool Pep Club btudy Hall-Secretary lfrienzlship Committee l.I1lS'l'EIL M YERS Entered XVhatcom from Oreas High School Assistant Chief of Patrol Squad Dramatic Club Traffic Squad ROIHCRII' NESS 'I'e-nnis Baseball LICHMAN NEVVDIAN Intramural Baseball Intramural Basketball 'Frzick Major in History CLARA Nl1lVV'l'0N Pen Club-President lTsher's Club Not-A-Sho Dance Committee Kulshan Class Editor Amex NUILIDCK Auto Squad Intramural Baseball 'PHFIUDURIG NICKELSON lntramural Basketball Intramural Baseball Patrol Squad LILLIAN NORHY General Course GLEN NYGIIEEN Torch Club Glee Club League of Nations Contest Chemistry Contest JOHN 0'RYRNE Regular Course Major in Mathematics LIONEL OLSEN Stage Crew Manager Track Traliic Squad Bzlnrl K'Hl41S'I'EIl ORLOFF 'Fen-nis Team Twenty-six 'PED PARKER Kulshan Business Manager Commenceme'nt Speaker Not-A-Sho Chairman 'I'liirteentli Chair ll U'l'H PA X SON Uflice I Commercial Course LES'l'lGR PERRY 'l'ratl'ic Squad Intramural Basketball FIARA l'l-l'l'lCRSON Art Club Kulshan Staff Art Course VIGRDTN PLAFE Torcli Club Patrol Squad LUIIANE PINUKNEY Kulshan Feature Editor Whatcom Broadcast Editor lnformation, Committee Uuni Laude. HA RULD Il A l1l'l'HKlC I ,. - Voc-ational Course 4 HIGRNIFE RAYMOND Kulshan Staff L XV Club Not-A-Sho Play Day Delegate IIEILNITA RAYIIOND 'WV' Club Dramatic Club Campus Day Committee Not-A-Sho IIICLEN RIGANIER Information Committee Not-A-Sho Thirteenth Chair lllee Club PA fl. III! 'E K ey Club FRANCES RICHARDS Information Not-A-Sho Dollar Down 'l'hil'te-enth Chain' .IAM ES RIl'I.IGY 1i8lleY'21l Course Not -A-Sho VVAI.'l'l'IR RIVEBENACK Vocational Course EVICLYN RIDLEY XVhatcom Beautiful Squad President XV Club Vice!-President Senior Play Ass't. Chairman Campus Day Committee HAZEL SAMPSON Not-A-Sho Glee Club Social Committee Commercial Course KlCRFllI'l' SANDIC Freshman Play Senior Play Track Manager lntramural Sports VAN SARGEN'l' Track NV Club Junior Not-A-Sho Play Orchestra Twenty-seven BONNIE SHICA Pep Club Lsliers' Club Senior Project Commit- tee-Clmirinan Not-A-Sho Y HIL SI-IIIKICNIAN f rn-hestra Brlnzl '.1l'1.'h Club ALIVE SIICMONS Commencement Snenkei Not-A-Sho Committee Chairman fl, A, A.-President man ICUNOYAN SINGER 'I' y f'lLl?2il'l'6Sld6Ylt lntrnniurzil Basketball Senior Clznssflwesirlent I Eic Squad Chief PILLEN S NIl'l'H L'onnncrciz1l Course G RA FE SDI ITII 'l'orc'h Club Study Hall Set-retnry Ilibrnry Stuff DUI-Il NA STINIPSON Not-A-Sho Commercizil Course Jl'NE STUDDARD Commercial Course 41.rlQ' Athletic Assivizl- tion Hnsketbull Buseliaill 'l'l'Il+1LNl A S'l'0Yl+lll Scientific Course KTIIIISTINA S'l'Rl+II'nl'lIl Q0llllllQT'0l2l1 Course All,'l'Hl'R, STROMME Key Club Senior Play lntrumural Sports Hull Squad IIOIIICIIT S'I'I'AR'l' 1'-rchestrzi Band lli-Y Club .ll'ANI'I'A SI I l'0N VV Club G A. A, Service Committee Wlmtcoin Beautiful Squml PATSY TEKIP XV Club Vaurleville Information Mothers' and Daughters' Ten Committee Friendship Committee l'A'l' 'PHODIAS Vocational Course Band JIARGARET THON Girls' Club- Vice-Presiflent lnformation Committee Kulshan Staff Senior Play YORMA N 'I'HORN EYCR OFT Aviation Club Not-A-Sho 'l'HORA 'PHORSICX International Club Art Club Twenty-eight FOClfll Committee Chair- Cziiiipus Daly Committee AR'l'IIl R Tlll' NIM E lllll'Zlllll1I'Ell Bziscbztll lllaljor in History Ii ICN N l4I'l'll I'1Xl'lLYN 'l'liI'llS'l'0N Vshers' Club l't'lI Club Not-A-Sho Senior l'l:iy V A Y Nl E 'l'lF'l' I ,1lllfl'l,lllf4'6 Cou rso 'l'lSllIG L tlrnornl Courso l ootb:ill NULL.-IND 'l'l'llNl4IR Kulshun Photo Engrav- ing' Editor Key Club Sunioi' Project Commit- IRYINU YIl'K Nut-A-Sho llltF2lll1l1l'ill Golf Team Golf Club-l'resiflent tet- IClQNl4lS'l'lNl1l YA N l4l'l l'l+lN Iniormutionr Committee I1 rit-ndship Committee tllco Club Basketball IC LA IN IG KVA 'l l'AN1 Pep Club Ushers' Club Not-A-Sho Girls' Club Council HAROLD XYELl'0RlE X Voc-zntionul Course lntrzunurul Baseball RIAXINIG SYILCOX NNY Club- Vice-President Girls' Athletic Associa- tion A Service Committee. Scholursliip Committee ELIZA IlE'l'I'I YYINIILIGI Flntered from Seattle SCllOl2ll'Sl'llD Committee Friendship Committee Honor Roll l'.Vl' l'0l'NG Office Not-A-Sho tllee Club Girls' Club Council DURIS FUCHRAN Hockey Servo-Us-Ball Team ' Swimming Team Glee Club Quartette Library Stuff XWZILIIFR SCFRR UNO pivturc in Kulsliunj Vocational Course Twenty-nine ' , -,V L , ii., L '- CUM LAUDE Rose Altose Gertrude Biilllllllll Lucy liozanicli Edward Gerard liileen Hart Gladys Hauge Beverly Holiday Helen Hostelter liill Howe Vivian Johnson Leslie Jones Lena Laylmourne Viola Mellus Margaret Morse Glen Nygreen Louane Pinckney Virl Shireman Margaret Thon HIGH MERIT SENIORS Melvin Bundy Carl Forsen liill Frislmie Charles Hunt Howard Jones Alice Sieinous .loyee Jansen Marie Miller liose Allose livelyn Ridley Thirty FORTY-SECOND ANNUAL JUNE CONINIENCEIVIENT MT. BAKER 'l'HIiATER THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1984 PROGRAM March A A A AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAA A AA AA Sl?ll'Cfl'd Whatcom High School Orchestra Class Procession AAAA AA AAAAAAAA Margaret Morscf Invocation AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAA Dean T. DeWill Tanner Szxlutalory Uralion AAAAAAAAAA AA AA AA AA AAII0le11 Horffcllvr History of the Annual Oralion AAAAAA A AAAA A A AAAA , A Alice Sfl'lIlf.'lIS Don't Forget- to Live NOl'lll2l Overture AAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A A... AAAAAAAAA A AAAA I Qy Bellini Whatcom High School Orchestra Oration AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A , AAAAAAAA AAAA A Bill Home A Man for a Crisisf' Oration AAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAA A A AAAAAAAAAAAA Jack Gardner Intangible Values Piano Solo AAAAAA AAAAAAAAA A AAAAAAAAAAAAAA A AAAAA A AAAA SUZUIIIIC Cissnu Valcik by Mokrejas O1'alionAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAA AA A Tffd l,lll'lfl'I' Opportunities Vulcdiclory Oration AA A A A B1'111'rly Ilolifluy Awake to Beauty Prcscnlalion of Honor Scrolls and Mcritlicys AA A A William l'vl'iS1lil' Prcscnlalion of Class AAC. Paint' Slmnglr' Superintendent of Schools Prcscnlalion of IHIDIOIIIZIS A A A Dr. Carl Cozicr ' President Board of Education licncdiction AA A A AA A Rev. Earl H. Fifa Class ReCcSSi0nAA AA .lufmilu Ligh Ma1'cl1AAAAA AA A AA .A A AA A -AAAAAASelccted Whatcom High School Orchestra Thiry-one U elle PRESIDENT VICIC-PRESIDIGNT SECRETARY Donovan Singer Alice Siemons Maurice Bailey SENIOR CLASS SUMMARY 'l'he senior ollicers, advised hy Miss Kelly and Mr. Anderson, took us their class project lhe job ol' putling lhe senior play hack on its former husis and chose Bonnie Shea as eoininittee chairnian. Armond McLeod was inid-year chairiiizin, while Helen Critehlovvj directed the Not-A-Sho play. A Alf PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY Marvin Greenwzilt Bernice Keene Jean Vike JUNIOR CLASS SUMMARY A very utlractive yet inexpensive Junior ring was selected by the Junior Ring Coininillee, led hy Elaine Mallory. Their Nol-A-S110 conunitlee chair- man was Marvin Greenwall, and Belly Roth headed the decoration commit- iee. Miss Millspaugh and Mr. Montgoinery were class advisors. Thirty-two .V Y , , l'Rl-ZSIIJENT VlCE-PRESIDENT Sl+lCliE'I'ARY Howard Higgerson Gene Falls Mary Jane Hauser SOPHOMCRE CLASS SUMMARY 'l'he Sophomore activities this year were led hy Howard lliggerson, President, and Miss Mize and Mr. Miller, advisors. Katherine Filler was the Not-A-Sho chairman. , . ,.,.. , ,i 1 ,, ,., n X l'l:liSlI1lCN'I' Vll'IG-l'lItGSlIJIfIN'l' SECIllC'l'ARY-'l'tiIGASUllEll liolv Dolan harry Flynn David Shutt FRESHMAN CLASS SUMMARY The Freshmen have just finished a successful year under the presi- dency of lioh Dolan and supervision of Miss Pope. Lillian Pierson, presi- dent of the Freshman Auxiliary, did much in making all the lfreshinan girls feel at honle. The Auxiliary's advisor was Miss Cornish. Tliirty-tln'ee Slzlninlizl, Anderson, GI'Ell'l21l1l, Conner. Mallory, Penny, Cox, Gerzirzl. lllzihzum, lmllon, Jzmnnnsch, Kruzer, Hatfield. Willters, Kelly, Mvlllusters, Rogers, Gilbert:-son. I-iouscr, Spencer, Christy, lbeeler, Keene Hughes, Place. J U NIORS HONOR ROLL The Junior Honor Roll, composed cnlirely ol' girls, was an fair percent- age ol' the class. Lf' NOT-A-SHO The very 2ll1lllSll1g Junior Not-A-Sho play, enlilled 'l'l1eConqucsl of Popeyel' made the Seniors work hard for Meggie.', The end ol' Popeye, XVlll1lV, Olive Oil and their COIl1llll'l ' in the rols oi' cunnihuls was lruqic: . D . lrul only tears of laughter were seen on the faces ol' lhe audience. Skinner, tlerfen, Stevens, Greenwalt. Bell, Odell, ldnnlcn, Armstrong, liuekert, Notzir, Cox, Reeves, Quzmckenbush, Hoi, Melllzister, XYlsc, Evans, Not in Picture-Lois Boynton, Ernest Kluge, Al. Miller. Thirty-four i l52tl'1ll:S, H1'z1rIiru1'l1, Houston, Robinson, Boyd, Cure, Huff-hins. Brown, Howe, Downs, Notur. lVJ1l'kiIlE0Il, Envy, 3iCllOll2l1fi, 1fl,11lillliltSll, Fife. Wsllington. H1'u1T, Clark, l'tt+-r, Ogden, linndlcmun, Paulson, Bcruglind, Johnson, Popluck, llngreclorn, Ukcrinzln, A11liCl'S01l, Hanson. SOPHONIORES HONOR ROLL The Sophomore Class gained the distinction of having more students on the honor roll than any other class. Ai: NOT-A-SHO As their contribution to lhc znulilorium Glli.Cl'lililllll0Ill, the Sophonlorcs prcscnlctl Her Bit oi' Fun . u comcdy in which an 2lliVCl1illl'C-SC6kiHQ moth- er, u lost gem, and international intrigue formed the entertaining plot. lil2lf.1'llUSOll, Teller, Colbern, Oltman, I52l1'llikJti'., Hull, Filler. Thi1't'y4five Rank, La. G:1sse,.XVilson, Purcell, Isaacs, Miller, Newly, Smith, Gzilleger, Holiday. Parker, Brown, Eztliok, Piorron, Slzuiinkzt, Kirk, Norby, Lynch, Bt+I'g'C1', Ridder. FRESHMEN HONOR ROLL The Frcshnicn honor roll had the honor ot' containing mort: boys than that of any other class roll. NOT-A-SHO Down Fido, presented by girls of the Fl'GSilllltlll class providctl an interesting part of the auditorium entertainment. It is the story ot' girls, shut in u cabin in the mountains. Root, Johnson, Nelson, Marion, Mouso, Powell, Ncille, Burns. Hummer, Kirk, Harmer, Clark, Cuvztll, .l.'ierron., Slaninkzt, Lobe, Wilson. Not in picture-Hazel Edson, XVilma Doble. Thirty-six Th rty se en SPORTS Our feam is our fame profecfor. On, boys, for 'we expecf a touchdown from you, Whafcom High, Thirty-eight l 0-J I l l l 1 l l -A .M-1'- ' l l . Y X 'Ns 1. if fx X . COACH LEXVIS COACH CLARK COACH ANDERSON f 1 . Hzzslwilmll, Hznsvlmll Girls' Sports lf'm1t,lmll ,.......,. CAPTAIN CLIFTON CAPTAIN JONES CAPTAIN CRANE Baseball Football Basketball Thi1'1,y-M119 g Bailey End 170 lbs. Senior Goodman 0 left enrl a Fnlls End 145 lbs. Sophomore Baker Clifton Crane Durham f'E'I1tEfT' Halfbuc-k Halfbzmk Fullbzwk 160 lbs. 160 lbs, l-15 lbs 155 lbs. Sophomore Jlllllill' Junior Sophomore U H. Jones H.l'I'l8S bull around Qu.u.te1.bm.k Nvenatchee loses gainst NVenatebee. 160 lbs. :ln :1.t.tem11ted Senior FIITSPD Goodnuln Higgersml Tackle Quarterback Halfbnek 168 lbs. 135 lbs. 150 lbs. Senior Junior Sophomore lC1'i1-kson fvlflltfil' 215 lbs. Sophomore yzu-flilge in end run. Hunt Senior 1-lalfbzlck 150 lbs. Wenatchee Game: Crane carries ball around end with Les Jones and WValt Goodman running interference. Forty ff 1 -1 L. Jones f:UilI'll 137 lbs. Sen iol' Jones punts Sf-in-r flunrfl 14 5 lbs. Junior Kratz Tuck le lain lbs. Junior against l :1irl1:1v0n Slllifll 'Fm-kle 150 lbs. .Tunior I'nrlu-rry B. Patterson H. Patterson Iiml lflml Quarterback 165 lbs. 150 lbs 145 lbs. SOIJIIUIIIDVP .lunior Sophomore Unrdllvr f'l'lIlGl' w. '. . Y, .. , 1 mu lbs IMllIh.lYfll :anus bm Svnior' 'Pisdnl Todd lflnfl Fulllrzxck 1-12 lbs. 145 -lbs. Svnim' .Tumor Fairhaven Game: Forsen tackles M, Karuza from behind. Rhoades 'l'i1c'k10 1 no HIS. l1'reshm2m ll around end. Klnvaid Manager x Forty-one 4 American Legion Drum and Bugle Corps on parade at Xvhatcom-Fairhaven game FOOTBALL GAMES BU RLlNGTONiSeptcmbe1' 23. The first touchdown came in the third quarter when Clifton inter- cepted a pass on his own 40 yard line, and ran sixty yards. He was aided by some excellent blocking by his team-mates. ANACORTES-September 30. On an off tackle play Captain Jones scored, and Goodman bucked over the try-for-point. Jones scored the second touchdown by a 35 yard run. MT. VERNON-October 7. Captain Jones returned an in- tercepted pass 50 yards to the one yard line where Goodman scored on a line plunge. VVENATCHEE-October 21. In the second quarter Crane scored on a 23 yard run, Captain Jones passing to Todd for the extra point. In the fourth quarter Jones passed to Tisdel for a touchdown, and later made two long runs, net- ting nearly 70 yards altogether, the last one taking l1i1n across the goal line. FAIRHAVEN-November 11. The Redskins worked perfectly from the start, and for the first touchdown Captain Jones flipped a pass to Tisdel. In the fourth quar- ter, aroused by a Fairhaven touch- down, tl1 c Redskins marched straight down the field from the kick-off, Clifton making the score. BREMERTON-November 19. The Redskins went to Bremerton and put on the Iron Man stunt, using only one substitution in de- feating a heavy Bremerton, team. EVERETT-November 30. After a battle on even terms the first half, Everett's superior weight began to tell and lthey marched right down the field to a touchdown. After that it was a question of to how low a score the Redskins could hold the Seagulls. Forty-two BOYS' SPORT SUMMARY FOOTBALL xVll.X'l'COBI OPI-oNlcNT 13, ,, Burlington ,, , 0 I3 ,, ,, Anavorlesx. , , 0 25 , , , Ml.NYernon . , 0 25,, ,, , VVenalc'hee , , 7 ISL, ,, ,, vF2lil'il1lYl'll ,, 7 13 , ,, Hl'ClllQl'iOll , , ,, 7 7, ,, ,, Eve1'ctl . ,,,2-i HS BASKETBALL COUNTY LEAGUE SCHEDULE XVH.X'l'COM Oi-l'oNl-:NT l2,, ,, ., ,,,, Fairliaven ,, I8 30 , Blaine ,, , , 24 20 . Ml. Baker , , 10 44,,, ,, .. Ferndale , , 5 27, , , Lyndon , , ., 24 37, ,, ,Fairhaven , , I5 4ii,, Blaine. . . .. I0 45 , Ml. Baker , , 21 'll , Fernclalle , , I8 Ili, , ,, Lymlen ,, ,, 21 3547 Rial COUNTY TOURNAMENT XVH.v1'c1oix1 O11PoNEN'1' 24 ,,O,,,O ,, ,B1aine, ,,,O,,.O,,AO.., ,,,20 l8,,, ,, ,,,, , Lynden,,, , , ,, 32 , , , ,,.Su1nas-Nooksack 28 ,, ,,,,,, , ,, Mt. Baker ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,, 1 1 37,,,,,,,, , East Sound ,,13 HEX Eli DISTRICT TOURNAMENT VVHA'rCoM O1111oNENT 28,,, ,,,,,,, , ,,,, . Concrete ,, , ,,,,,,,,, L23 24,,, ,,,, Lynden ,,29 35 ,,,,,,, ,,,, E dison ,,,, , ,,,, ,,17 .. ,, , Everett ,,,24 112 T923 STATE TOU RNA MENT XVlI.x'i'1:oM f5PI'ONliNT 31, Lewis X Clark , , , 42 35 , , Cheney ,, I4 27, Lymlen , ,23 20,, , ., ,,Sta4liuui , , ,, 29 Elf 7 105 T R A C K CITY MEET XVhZltl'0Ill 70 Fairhaven 53 COUNTY MEET XVhatcom 54 Lyndon 34 Fairliaven 30 BASEBALL Whatcom vs. U. of W. Frosh , GAS Whatcom vs. Everett ,,,,,,,,, Rain Whatcom vs. Mt. Vernon ,,,,,, , 9f3 XVll3lCOIH vs. Mt. Vernon., ,, ' VVhatcom vs. Everett ,,,,,,,, Whatcom vs. Fairhaven ,,,,,,, ,, 'wVhatcom vs. U. of VV. Frosh Whatcom vs. Fairhaven ,, :!:Gi1lI16S not played at time of publication. Forty-three yy K. gf' X ,PX .V I, . ,fx Forty-four FIR ST 'l'l'1A M Allllltlpfbl' lCnnen, Hreellwalt, Jones, Hell, tT211lt'llll f'I'2lllQ, ASlJltllltl. lizliley, Odell. Ullsc. Frisllie, Gwinn, Intveldt, Cozlcll Lewis HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE Decelllhel' 15wFellrual'y 7 'l'he Redskin quintet won 8 out ol' 10 522111108 played, losing Ollly to F2lll'lltlVt'Il and Lynden. Captain Crane led the scoring witll Jones, Iiailev, Odell, Ohse and Frlsllie giving fine support. SI-I00'l'! Uttlltillll Crain- tzlkillg' at shot at the basket tl1lI'illQI practice. tiI'6CllVV2l1t, Asplund, l'l'tlIlt', lntveldt. COU NTY TOU RNAM ENT l elll'ual'y 7-18 xVll2ltC0lll defeated Blaine, SUIIIEIS-N00lCS3Ck, Mt. Baker and East Sound and lost to LNINICII, to will third place. Bailey, Crane and Odell won high point honors. hl1Il'UND 'PICA NI l'2lll6I'S0lI, Schaake. Slnitll. Asplulld, Bowen, Ellis. 'I'e-lleer, Fowler, Horn, Evans, ll0l't'CIl DISTRICT TOURNAMENT March I-3 The Redskins triulllphed over Concrete, Edison and Everett, losing only to Lynden and placed third. Crane and Odell led the scoring. '-LINE L'l ' The first team just llefore the tip-off tlLlI'lll:.C al practicn- ggzlllw. STATE TOU RNANI ENT March 14-17 xVlltltt'0lll lost to Lewis alld Clark, and Sltlllllllll hut turned on. Lyndell and Chelley, defeating thelll to YVTII eighth place. Captain Cralle led in all games and won a place on the mythical all-state team. IY'l'l!ANIl'liAL FHADIPIIDNSHIP 'l'l'IA!l Captain Cox, Clifton, Dodd. Struebet, Dolan Forty-five Forty-six li. .L A. l'AlilNI4l'l' 1ill0l'P Follicr, llidlcy, K'lTtIllC'I', Sutton, llayinond, Miss Clark XYilcox, Jansen. president, Just, liarraforit, ltayniond, Keene G. A. A. CABINET The responsibility of managing the different sports is borne by the cabinet members, who are elected each year by the Girls' Athletic Associa- tion. Besides attending every turnout, the managers llll,lSt referee the games, and take care of the equipment. YULLEY IIALI. GROUP Just. Houscr, Downs, Hansen, Byrd, ltlary Boyd, Notar, XYL-llbrock, Capt, l'axson, XX'alton g VOLLEY BALL The gymnasium walls echoed back happy cries as the volley ball llew over the net. in the interclass and intramural tourneys. For the first time in inany years the Sophomores in a two point victory claimed interclass championship. Maxine Jensen's team completed the season undefeated, and proclaimed themselves intramural champs. Evelyn Ridley proved an able manager and a good referee. SPEED BALI. GROI'I' Raymond, Miller, Sit-mons, Sutton, Collier, Ridley Hook, Wilt-ox, Barraford, Capt., Cramer, Jansen, .lust SPEED BALL Under the management ol' Iiernita Raymond the girls' intramural speedball tournament began September I-l, when 45 girls took to the field to fulfill their athletic aspirations. In the contest for interclass champion- ship, on October 25, the Seniors proved their rank by kicking an ll-point victory through the Juniors' defense and won the championship. Frieda .lust's team captured intramural honors. GIRLS' HASIKI-l'l'llAllL liR0l'l' Sutton, t'ollier, ltidlcy, Miller, Ilt1j'lllOllfl Hayinonwl, Barraford, Jansen. XVil4-ox, cant, GIRLS' BASKETBALL Basketball season found 102 hoopsle1's eager to invade the maple courts. 'l'o prove their inter-class champion standing, the Seniors took the Freshmen and Sophomores into camp and won an easy game from the Juniors, 34 to 8. Juanita. Sutton's team yyon every game and were 1121111011 intramural champs. Bernice Raymond was manager. Forty-seven Forty-eight TRACK TEAM Geri, Jorgcnson, lilctluire, llavis, Parberry, Olson, Newman, L, Johnson, Manager. Goodman, Myers, l+lllis, Sargent, Clifton, Jones, Hu11t, Houser, Moen, Andrus. G. Johnson, l1l2lllZ'lf.1't5l'Q Shutt, Parker, Childs, Fife, Baker, Shafer, Sande, Manager. TRACK Mr. Geri, the new track coach at XVIIZHCOIH this year, began the season with very few letterinen. However, he has built up a strong squad, com- posed mostly of underclassmen. The track team participated in a meet with Fairhaven, the Northwest Carnival at Sedro-Woolley and the county and district meets. IIA SEBALL TEADI Hartman, Frank, Nelson, Stevens, Schaake, Asplund, Forbes, Thorne, Fowler, Carlson, Lewis Greenwalt, Anderson, Captain Clifton, Jones, Bundy, Evans, Gould, Lynner, Asplund, Gerard, Ness. BASEBALL With only five lettermen to start the season, Mr. Lewis developed a strong team composed largely of sophomores and juniors. Although they had a tough schedule, they came out with a majority of victories. Next year's team should be very good since only four or five lettermen are gradu- ating at this time. TENNIS GROUP Lifendahl, Mendolsohnu, Hendrickson, Hudson, Parker McCall, XYil1iams, Skinner, Ness, No, 45 Parker, l-Jnnen. Smith, Hougen, Lancaster, Orloff, No. 23 Leader, Gwynn, No. 1, Bowman, Singer. Not in picture-Stanley, No. 53 Frisbie, No. 3. H TENNIS Boys' tennis at XVhatcom had a very successful year with a la1'ge number of boys taking part in the ladder tournament. The team was com- posed of four seniors and one junior. They had their usual matches with Mt. Vernon, Fairhaven, and Everett, and then a match with McGee High School of Vancouver, B. C. GOLF CLUB ll Thomas, Hale, lieal, Melquist, Leiser, B. Thomas, Dunnigan, Heinberger. Fullbright, president, Vick, O'Hearn, Evans, Mock, Armstrong, Hilby, Cavalli. GOLF Golf at Whatcom was lnore popular than ever this year with about twenty men participating in the ladder tournament. The team was com- posed mostly of underclassmen, which should bring out a good team next year. In a series of matches with the Normal and Everett High School, this year's team proved itself to be quite strong. Foryt-nine W' Lv QW' p J Fifty GIRLS' TENNIS lil!0l'P Houser, Cissna, Blythe, Siemens. GIRLS' TENNIS A popular feature on the sports calendar is tl1e tennis tournament held early in the spring. Besides the singles elimination-tourney, Maxine Vtfilcox, manager, arranged a douhles schedule, and matches with the Fair- haven ttfiilll. GIRLS' BASEBALL GROUP The iifth period Girls' Gym Class GIRLS' BASEBALL April Il, under the management of Gerry Collier, 96 girls signed up to take part in the intramural baseball t0l1I'I12llll6llt. Eight teams were picked, and three games were put away at each turnout. In I933 the Sophomores won the class championship, but it looked as if they were go- ing to have a hard fight if they planned to keep the honor in '34, GIRLS' SXVIMMING 1iR0l'l' Jansen, Conner, Hook, Truax GIRLS' SWIMMING By exeelling in feats such as the under water swi111, side-over-ar111, hack stroke, plunge for distance, jack knife, swan and plain dives, these girls earned a place on Whatcom's swimming team. GIRLS' HYGIIGNE CLASS GR0l'l' Erickson, Xvillll, Larson, Siemons, Keene, Zobrist, Hicks, Quackenbush, Twitehell, Deyo, Hicks, Clark, Truax. GIRLS' HYGIENE CLASS Recently organized at VVhatcom, the hygiene lecture class under the direction of Miss Evelyn Clark provides the girls with information con- cerning personal hygiene. Fiftyeoue GIRLS' SPCDRT SUMMARY VVhen the sport season opened Septelnber 11, eager welcome was ex- tended to Evelyn Clark, who returned after a year's absence to coach and inspire the girls in their activities. During the yearls absence Miss Clark obtained her Master's Degree at the Teachers' College in New York City. October 25aThe Seniors carried otl' the laurels in the first major sport, speedball, when they easily defeated the Juniors, 11 to 0. November 28-The Sophomores, displaying the usual underclass spirit, took a close victory from tl1e Senior squad, 31 to 39 and won the interclass volley hall championship. March 29fThe Senior class took top notch honors in the basketball tournament when they rallied through the season undefeated. April Sl4The managers began to line up the schedules for baseball, tennis, and horseshoe. The baseball season all'orded enjoyment for many athletes although the printing of the Kulshan found the season unfinished. Thus, we completed a very successful year of major sports. The lninor events which placed dates on the calendar were: January 9-eSwin1ming team chosen. This is one of the most excit- ing sports of the season and was managed hy Frances Truax. VVith the expert guidance of Mrs. Jessie Carver, many girls gained for themselves the ranks of beginners, swimmers, and the junior and senior life saving badges. May 7-'fThe second round ol' the tennis tourney was completed. Maxine VVilcox, manager, arranged for the group of 48 entrants to play a ladder tournament. The contests were made more enjoyable this year by the new nets and repaired courts. The next sport was horseshoes which was taken care of by Gennett liarraford. Fifty girls took part! in the ladder tournament. The pits were located on the girls, athletic field. May 25fThe last hike of the season took the group to the South Side. Lake VVhatcom, King Mountain, and Cornwall Park were some familiar haunts of the trampers. Marie Just, and Juanita Sutton were hike leaders, the first and second semesters, respectively. By entering into this program of athletics, many girls earned the right to be initiated into the Girls, Vt , Club during the year. Fifty-two r W , Q Fifty three SCHOOL LIFE .94nd unto thee 'we pledge our hearts and hands Tear Alma Mater, Whatcom High. Fifty-four VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT SECRETARY Suzanne Cissua. Bill Frisbie Beverly Holiday EXECUTIVE BOARD The Executive Board controls student activities and the school pro- grziiu throughout. the year, voting their oflit-ial approval on actions govern- ing the student hotly. The representatives ol' the students who compose the hoard are : President . . HILL FRISBIE Vice-President SVZANNE C1ssN.i Secretary . . BEVERLY HOLIDAY NIARGAIRIYI' Moiisic l3i1.L Bosruou SHIHLIQY RIiliVliS 'ELAINE M,x1.Lo1n' Anuaxia Dlc1uNsoN GEn.xi,mNi2 I3A1zNi4:'1 1' XVINFRED Pi'1iC1cI.I, HELEN VIs'iuxi'Nie'r Senior llepresentutives .lunior Representatives Sophomore Representatives l 1'0Slllll1lll Representatives . 1'urc-ell, Frisbie, Bostrom, Mr, Connell Burnett, Yistzxunct, Morse. Holiday, l,'lSS1l21, Mallory, Tlivkinson Fifty-five ' Hostetter' Parker lflditor . . Business Manager Associate Editor Class Editor Art Editor . . Assistant Art Editor Boys, Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Organization Editor . Photo Engraving Editor Feature Editor . Snapshot Editor KU LSHAN STAFF IAIi4:I.12N Hos'1'ETT15R Tian PARKER MixR.1oR112 Cox CLARA NlzwToN CLARA PETERSON BEVERLY HOLIDAY DICK LYNNER IEIQRNICR RAYMOND M,xRG,xRE'r THoN . Jon IJOLAN LoUAN1a PINCKNEY RAL1-H LHR Dolan, Parker. Miss Canby, Mr, Sanclen, Mrs. Hallett, Lynner, Leo Cox, Thon, Pinckney, Hostetter, Holiday, Peterson, liaymond, Newton Fifty-six flIT1lllE'l'l'YlZll'l, Graham. lVlil11r M1 s Dcunis 5ltIllOllS 1' 11111 Aubert Nl1llo1x Tins 9119, B:11'1':1f0l'rl, Thou. Altose :els x 111 ll c 1 11 111 s GIRL S CLUB CABINET President . Vice-President Secretary 'I'reas111'e1' Social . Iiiformatiou . Welfare . Whatcom Beautiful Friendship . Scrapbook . Service . Ushers' Club Pep Club Girls' W Club Library Staff . Freshman Auxiliary L1ll1a11 l'1e1so11 Scholarship . Roee Altose Girls' ALhletic Association Joyce Jansen 79lt Critcblow, Isz1f1c's, R11lle1 B lllf 11l Qmous iseu 111ox -K111le1so11 W emiy, Pence, M. Cox 1 1 1 UIX 1 1 111 011 PJJIIISOII lUll1llllllS L 1 urcbett, M. CI'2llTl8I', Powell. Nilsou Sullix 111 meis I3 111+tt Alto-s.1 l'. Cruliier, Flynn, 1u1x LQIIL hlllllll X111le1so11 llc-'lsoll H0l1111111 1 1 -ll . AQL1 D Fifty-eight l'A'l'll0ll AND 'PRAFFII' SQPADS Gll0l'l' Jeter Mvers, Raethke, Olson, Miller, Ilranfger, Eggleston, Davis, Mr. Carroll, , . .Tue-nemann. Lee, Lacey, Johnson, llaasc, Mitchell, Cochran. Lancaster, Bundy, chief. PATROL AND TRAFFIC SQUADS To regulate and direct traffic between classes and to inform freshmen of the up and downH stairs, the trafiie squad is always on duty. The patrol squad is responsible for keeping the main hall free from confusion during second lunch. l'AR'l'00N AND f'RAF l' I'lll'll Gll0l'l' Toler, Tlifrendahl, Mr. Sanden, XVoitu1ewiez, Atkinsoni, Rogers, Christiansen, B. Anderson, Gardner, Kunnap, llavmond, Sailes V. Anderson n'cs,, Slaninka Truax, . , . . McMaster CARTOON AND CRAFT CLUB To those students who desire more than the class work the Cartoon and Craft Club provides a means of still further expression. Al the weekly meetings the members work on plaques, glorified glass and book-ends or like projects. FIRE SILITAD GROI'l' Stevens, Bell, Hunt, Odell, linnen, Gerft-n, Chervenock, Howe, Skinner llreenwalt, Horn, lntveldt, Carver, Bowman, Gwynn, Singer, chief. FIRE SQUAD The fire squad is made up of an appointed group oi' boys who arrange and superintend fire drills, seeing that the building is cleared in an orderly and efficient way. l'II,0GR,AM l'0NlMl'I l'l1ll+l hROI'l' Altose, lie Master, Keyes, Notar, Cramer, Miss Miner. Newport, Truax, Cox, Slaninka, Eggleston, Mouse, Vows-ll. Not in picture-Thon. c-hairnxan. PROGRAM COMMITTEE It is the work of the Program Committee to provide enlcrtainment for Girls' Club assemblies. Due to their efticient work lhcsc assemblies remain a pleasant thought in each XVIltllt'0lll girls' memory. 'l'I1'KlC'l' SQVAII GR0l'l' Mr. Slocomh, ITOfJ,lll'l'LL', Houser, Kluge, Gudmnndson, Mr. Uainphr-ll Lynner, Cliervenoc-lc, chief, 1-Iowe, Mitchell, Gerard. Fife. - TICKET SQUAD A group of boys selected by Mr. Sloeomb form the ticket squad. Their work is to take tickets at school dances, games, plays, the Not-A-Sho and at C01llIllCllCC111ClltS. They also distribute Kulshans at the end ot' the year. Fifty-nine Sixty GIRLS' 'WV' f'I.I'll I-lROI'P Collier, llidlcy, Hairy, f'ran1cr, Uhristy, Sutton. Millcr, Jansen. Boyd. Cochran. Miss C121I'li llanson, SIUIIIUIIS, l5Sll'l'2llI0l'Ll, pres., Truzlx, Hook, Byrd, Houscr, Hernita lizlyrnunll, Bernice Raymond, Keene, Just, Wilcox GIRLS' W CLUB Besides enjoying many social events, the Girls' W Club of '34 sponsored a tinfoil drive to help the Orthopedic Hospital and staged a vodvill to buy new nets I'or VVhaleo1n's tennis courts. BOYS, 4-XV' l'I.l'l! 1iR0l'l' Kincaid, Setzer, 'l'isdel, Frishic, Crane, S. Baker, l-Erickson, Ilouscr, W. linker, Bailey, Uhse, Kratz, Hunt, Smith, llhoades Bundy, Anderson, Greenwalt, H. Jones, Parberry, Sargent, Goodman, Clifton, B. lhttterson. Falls, Higgerson, L. Jones BOYS' W CLUB The enrollment. of this club is made up of boys who have earned their letter in some major sport, football, basketball. track or baseball. After the boys receive the letters in assembly, they undergo a 1'igorous informal initiation before they are recognized as niembers. SCHOLA RSHII' CONINI l'l I'l+lE URI! U I' llostetter, Houser, Miss lloberts. Conner, Morse. Kongslc, Pinckney, Altose, McMaster, Fzickler, Ogden, Holiday, Okubo. Voplnck, Pierson. Notar, Mahan, Seelye. XVise, Hagedorn, Sand, Anderson, Olcerinan, Brown, Root. SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE Composed ol' girls who have the time and ability to coach those who need help in their lessons, this connnittee does a real service for the school. The lnexnbers coach during study periods and before and after school. l'FHIGRS' Clilfll 1-lIl0l'l' Critclilow, Shea. Penny, Pence. Roth, Flynn, Christy, Spencer, Newton, lieeves, NVattzun, 'l'urner Albers, Peterson, Thurston, Cissna, ticker, Mallory. l rainer. Aubert, Mt-hus, Twitchell, Miss Jones USHERS' CLUB To belong to the Ushers' Club, which is limited to twenty-l'our 111e1n- bers, is at privilege for any VVhatcom girl. At all school plays, the Not-A- Show, and school L'0llllllCllCCIllCIll, these girls do a real service for their school. lNFORWI.Vl'ION l'0WlNll'I l'l-IE Gli0l'l' Holster, King. Andcrson. Vain litten. l'inckncy, Dickerson, lftiehnrds, illUlll34'0lllQl'X, Bozzlnich, Abbott, Mehus, Provost. Cissnzi ltezuner. Tlion, Hauge, Dalton, Dickinson, Balch, Purnell, Hanson, Larson, Cassidy INFORMATION COMMITTEE Always willing, the information girls are one of the most active groups of the Girls' Club. They assist office girls, direct strangers around the building and run errands for teachers. Sixty-one g . NM, , Q lL,'2'.lLa.ll 1,, Ili uf, 4 N 2 .J ,WAR Sixty-two 0 ms-4 'l'0Rl H t'Ll'B GROVI' Bailey, Slaninka, l'enny, M, Cox. t'yr, Hanson, XYelling'ton. Sand, Robinson, ll. Johnson. Faekler, Ogden, Holiday, McMaster, li, Cox, Flynn, Cramer, l'int-kney. Dalton, Kruzer, Allinson. Kelly, Winters. tlilbertson, tlkubo, llaekman, Mcllonald, lliekinson, Boyd, Keene, l'arberI'y. Bozanieh, Mills, Notar, R. Anderson, Mallory. Zimmerman, Peters, Smith, Thorne, BruH. Hughes, V. flohnson, Place, Gross. Hostetter. pres. Berglind, Conner, Wise. Mahan, V. Anderson, Okerman. Hauge, Hart., Pierson, Poplaek, Hagedorn, llandaal, Clark. Cassidy, Thon. TCDRCH CLUB Membership in this club comes as a reward for high scholarship. One-bar, two-bar and Torch pins are received as the member reaches the several ranks. f Ill-Y l'l.l'lI liR4Dl'I' Bailey, pres., Crane, tlardner. Frisbie. H. Jones, Tisdal. llrue. Fowler, Leitch. Moen, lb. lflnnen, lntveldt, tldcll, Davis, Horn, ldriekson. Greenwalt, Vistaunet, Axlund, Hougfen, Stanley, Fife, Voyee. 1-lunt, Hudson, .lone-s, Lindquist, McCall, Montgoinery, Stewart HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club, a Y. M. C. A. organization, is composed ol' twenty-eight members, taken in once a year. Meetings are held every two weeks, Social events are banquets given three times a year, a Mothers' and Sons' Banquet and a re-union banquet held annually in June. PEI' t'Ll'Il GIl0l'I' Critehlow, Aubcrt, Keene, Sieinonus. Me-hus, 'I'hurston. lloth, l+'lynn, Newton. Marjorie Cox, Morse, Lish, pres., t'ralner, Xvillllllllll, Penny, Myers, Bolster, Albers, Hughes, lleeves, 'l'arko1'f XYalken, Conner. 'l'ruax, Mallory, lllclcer, Murray, 'l'witc-hell, Slaninka, Boynton, Uissna, Speneer, Christy, .l'eterson', Cyr. ltuhy Cox, Gravern, Newlean, Penee, Wattain, Shea PEP CLUB VVhatcom can well be proud of the forty girls ini white uniforms and red emblems who form the Pep Club. Providing skits in assembly and cheering in an organized section at games, this group lives up to its aim to arouse enthusiasm. KEY Flllill I-illlllll' Albada, Lynner, Bowman, Mitchell, llice. Stone, TlaBelle, Kvani, Falls. Ifowler, Singer, Gwynn, Chervenoek, pres.. ldnnen. Gerten. Howe, Dolan, Skinner, Benson, Bostrom, Carver, Bell, Stronnne. Patterson, Stevens, Schaake, Houser, Hudson KEY CLUB The Key Club, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club is a national organiza- tion. Thirty-live lllClllll6l'S, voted in by the board, comprise its roll. Meet- ings are held every other Thursday and annual meetings are exchanged with the Anacortes Club, the only other Key Club in the northwest. DRAWlA'l'It' 1'Ll'll 'I-lR0l'l' ll. Holiday, Hale, Greenwalt. Stevens, Backart, Bell, Myers, Ilof,:,'be1'g, A. Miller, H, Miller, Fife, Stuart. Dean, Heaton. Burnett, Hansen. Ridley, Allen, Purnell, Morton, Hoot, Fackler, Bruff, XYinters, liaymond, Altose, pres., B. Holiday, Kongsle, Ultman. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club provides an opportunity for those interested to take part in dramatics as an outside school activity. Members are chosen after a dramatic turnout is held. Plays are produced and sometimes put on in assembly. ' Sixty-three S ixty-four FRIENDSIIII' C0lVIMl'I l'l1IlC GRIIUI' M. Cramer, Burchett, Hughes, Truax, Cox, Ecker, Mallory, Vistaunet, 'l'ege'nfeldt, Root, Norby, Cissna, Mehus, Slaninka, Gutenberg, Hewitson, NVilson, Lobe, Raymond, Joanis, XVindley, Keene, Collins. Jansen, Hagen, Hall, Morse, Albers, Chairman, Nelson, lie Master, Crabtree, ROg9I'S,Ifl1UtS6ll, Peterson, Brown, Van Etten, Keyes, Notar, Neher, Niekelson, Belles, Gilmore, Mahan, Fitzgerald, Altose, Morgan, Miss W'arren FRIENDSHIP COMMITTEE By sponsoring freshman parties, at which new girls are introduced to their senior sisters, and- the annual Hello Day , the Friendship Com- mittee stimulates that friendly attitude which is characteristic of What- com girls. WHA'I'fi0M l!EA'lf'l'lFUIi SQUAD GROUP llidlcy, chairman, Dickerson, H. Gould, LeMaster, Meyers, Dale, M. Gould, Jansen, Norton, Burton, Cramer, lllontgomery, Raymond, Sailes, Jannusch, Johnson. Carlson, Bernstein, More, Notar, Nickleson, Keyes, Neher, Belles, Gutenberg, Just, Sutton. Miss Scott, Raymond, Stansell, Tarberry, Jones, McKenzie. Miller, llacke, Harrington, Selvidge, liandleman, Dalton, Jones. McDonald, Nordquist, Crabtree, Snyder, Mehus, Cissna, Cochran, Wise, Hostetter, Crabtree, Johnson, Pierson, Voplack, McMillan, Hoyt, Keene, Littlefield, Houser, Nelson, Thompson. WHATCOM BEAUTIFUL SQUAD TIIFOIIQII skits given in assembly, locker inspections and their own example, the members of the Beautiful Squad strive to make more real our drea111 of the school beautiful. lN'l'l41llN A 'l'I UN A Ii Flill Il GRO ll I' Christy, pres., XVclling'lon, Fackler, Kruzer, NVinters, Kelly, Holiday. U'Grzuly, XVisc, Penny, Cyr Bailey, Jones, Mahan. Spencer, XN'oody, Oberleitner. McDonald, Anderson, Crabtree, Thon, Pence, Haines, Baker INTERNATIONAL CLUB For those interested in foreign countries and their languages, the International Club provides entertaining opportunities to learn from dis- tinguished speakers of our foreign neighbors. SI4lR,YlCI'1 l'0NIIII'I l'l'1lC I-lIl0l7l' Jansen, chairman, Olsen, Koloski, lfesser, Anderson, Miss Thune, ltlalick, Johnson, l'.eMastel'. Sutton, Turner, Eary Cochran, Truax, ldcker, Mallory, Kirk, Edson, Lowe, Berglind, Johnson, lVilcox, Just, Stove, Miller SERVICE COMMITTEE The Service Committee of the Girls' Club takes charge of VVhatcom's book exchange. By selling classics and books necessary for special courses, this committee makes it possible to buy second hand books within the school. SOCIAL CUM M l'I I'l1lI71 GROII I' Le Master, Penny, Christy, l'ence, Holiday. Hostetter, Faekler, McMaster, James, l'eeples, Moblo. Siemens, chairman, Miller, lllary, Jansen, Cramer, Truax, Mallory, Ecker, Cox, Spencer, Slaninka, McConnell, Carlson, Maxwell, Chrlstianson. SOCIAL COMMITTEE The Social Committee is responsible for the Girls' Club party at Christ- mas. By sponsoring social activities this committee attempts to make school more interesting for every VVhatcom girl. Sixty-five ,,..- sllhluduaui 4'lN'1'l4lRllUl I'ED VVICDIJINIAU FAST Hughes, A, Miller, XX'el1man, Lz1Belle UCHRISTDIAS PLAY CAST Myers, Hogberg, Oltman, H. Miller UINTERRUPTED WEDDING The troubles of having one dress suit for the family made the plot for this comedy which was presented as part of the Thanksgiving assembly. CHRISTMAS PLAY Presented as part of the Christmas assembly, lhis dramatic class play, under the direction of Miss Stenberg and Mr. Chichester, proved an enter- taining feature of the program. ONE DOLLAR DOWN The mid-year dramatic class play, One Dollar Downy, concerned the life of a modern middle class American family who have purchased all their furniture on the installment plan. The dilfieulties they eneounler because of this plan forms the plot for the amusing play. Home DOLL.kR DOYVNU CAST Sand, Ridley, Ohse, M. Hunt, XN'ellma11. C. Hunt, Miller, Hatfield, Clough, Jackson, Richards, Parker Sixty-six BOIS' GLEN CLUB .l':l'll'liSUll, Livh, l-lc-krenm, Nichols. Parker, Wilkinson, Peterson, XVhipple, llzunstod, Fullvr, Evans, Dawes, Mr. liartruff, Lztvine, Vistaunet, Thorpe, Hilhurn GIRLS' GLEN CLUB H. Mn'Muslv1', Ht-witson, ltezunerr, lilt'l'l2lI'llS, Nlorgzxn, Young, Gilmore, Bztckmzln, Burnett, Norrlquist, Moore. Fussner, 'Phe-lwell llzlll, A lit-Ulu,-V, fl0Sllflll3I'. ld. Becker, Olson, Hoff, Berg.:'lind, Il. Anderson, Notzlr, Fzlcklcr. ll. Mv3l:L:-:tv1', Hunter, Kirk, Duvall, Meyers, Spf-rry Solvillpru, Mclflwl-n. Hzxrho, Euston, Phillips, lionrl, lllclsnm, Booth, Mr, llzxrtruff, lJ:L:'gl6Sl0ll, North, Anderson, llzlndlclnzln, Altose, lloot, Curl, Bowman BOYS' AND GIRLS' GLEE CLUBS llnclcr lhc clirec-lion ol' Lowe B2ll't1'llll', lhc Boys' and Girls' Glcc Clubs sung ul suvcrul lllllSlC2ll progrznus, holh combined and separulcly. THE ORCHESTRA 'l'hc orvllcslru, unrlcr .lohn Roy XVlllllllllS, plzlyofl :ll assclnlrlics, plays, :nnl K'OllllllCIll'L'IllClllS, :xml reprcscnlccl thc school al educational meetings. o1u'H14:s'1'nA linker, llzlnson, Hunt, l'lOg'lll'l'3,1', IH-rry, 'lll1ilti'll01', Hudson. Horn, Stanley, Heinherger, H1PllLl'll2lIl, Awlzlnls, Dorhl, Shiremnn. l,. Blilh-r, SC'l'f.1'U21lll, c'UllSl2lllIll1C, Stuart, Colvin, Sholine, Curr .lkflltit-'11, AlL'lll'2ltll, Blzllxhott, Kruxer, Osgflen, Erickson, .Iohnsl,on, Slfllllllliil. Oltmun, NN'isu. XX':1lton, llj'L'lilll21Il, Johnson, Clzlpper. 'l'zlmn, l'Qll61'SOll, Alndcrson, Clark, Aspluncl, Lennke, Niblock. Sixty-seven WHATCONI HIGH SCHOOL SIDESHOWS Aquarium .............,,...,. Pep Club Believe It or Not..Fresh. Com. Scytanmyg .......... Service Com. Cafe De La Paix ...... Key Club Chief Redskin .......,......,,.,...... .....,..Infomnation Committee Big Broadcast .............. G. A. A. Vaudeville .............. Torch Club Al Pearce and Gang .............. .,......................Dramat1c Club Black Cat Tavern ................ .,,,VVhatcom Beautiful Squad Egyptian Temple of Myster- ies..Miss Kelly's Roll Room Clhamber of Horrors .......,.... Clubs Around the World with Royal Scott .....,.. International Club Hall of Science ........................ Laughlin's Roll Band Box ....,.....,......... Pep Club Eighth Wonder of the World Club ANNUAL NOT - A - SHO NOVEMBER SRD, 1933 PRESIDING QUEEN Bett'e Flynn STUDENTS IN CHARGE DIRECTOR Fred Rosenwater FOOD AND CONCESSIONS Barbara Shute, Elizabeth Cozier, Paul Hood SIDESHOWS Ted Parker, Alice Siemons AUDITORIUM Suzanne Cissna DANCE Pete Kotsogean, Clara Newton ADVERTISING Bill Howe, Margaret Morse CONSTRUCTION Henry Mitchell, Charles Hunt ATTENDING THE QUEEN Ruth Chester Cleo Olson Viola Mehus Sixty-eight Uritclilow, Shea. NNE-llinan, XYattain, Frisluie, .xlc-Guire, Singer, Benson, Altose, Ridley Thurston, ltilurray, Newton, Cramer, Sande, Raymond, Young, 'RZlYlllOlHl, Miller SENIOR NOT-A-SHO CAST The Class of 1934 again won Meggie with the murder mystery hur- lesque, lf There's a XVill in 19507 A novel touch was added hy having lloys lake the girls' parts while the masculine roles were taken hy girls. Howe, liaymond, C'hervenoc'k. Kongsle, Lynner. Smith, Morse, Bostrom. CAMPUS DAY Leveling the lawn, digging post holes, washing windows, and Cinder- ing walks give one an appetite for food and fun. Ask any XVllillt'0lll lmoyf The girls prepared the food and entertainment was found in baseball, tennis, and golf. Cox, Mallory, Jansen, Siemons, Ridley, Keene, Lobe. MOTHERS' AND DAUGHTERS' TEA The Mothers' and Daughters' Tea, one of VVhateo1n's most treasured customs and outstanding events for the Girls' Club, occurs in May. At this tea all girls of VVl12ltC011l assemble with their mothers in a delightfully decorated cafeteria where they make new acquaintances while they enjoy their refreshments. Sixty-nine Seventy LIBRARY STAFF GROUP 1il'2lh2llll, Keyes, Swanson, Miss Scliuniaclier, Zimmerman. chairman, l+'itzg.rerald LIBRARY STAFF Valuable experience is gained hy these girls who place hooks, keep the shelves in order, aid students in Iinding the hooks, they want and check the girls' attendance. 0Fl4'Il'I+l GIRLS GIl0l'I' llowlctt, Young, Irish, Morse. Kongrslc, l'axon OFFICE GIRLS Each period finds one of these girls in the office, serving the school and the public. Under the guidance ol' Mrs. Snow they learn to perform thc dulies ncccssary to hclp keep an ol'l'ice running smoothly. HALL SQVAD I-tROI'I' lVllNtl'Yt'll0l'li. Strommc, Gwynn, Hig'f:qei'son, chief, llrccnwalt, This newly-formed squad aids the information girls in keeping the halls clear of wandering students during classes. They also watch over the cars parked around the school. S'l'.lGl'l FREYY HROYI' Mock. Smith, Hoffcrlrcr, Yoyce. Francisco Not in picture-Olson, chief- STAGE CREW As scene painters, interior decorators, electricians and movers, the hoys on this crew have distinguished themselves. They are responsible for the stage scenery at all times and are busy indeed when a play is held. VVl+1Ll1'AlllC I'03IllI'lI'l'lCl4l Gllilfl' Crompton, llewis, James, Longacrc, Gilmore, Graham, chairman. Br-ckcr WELFARE COMMITTEE A small group of girls carry on the charity work ol' the Girls' Cluli. They form the VVell'are Committee which makes layettes, toys, and mends clothes to assist the local lied Cross in their reliel' projects. S'l'l'lJY IIALL SI+ll'lll4I'l'.1Rl IGS GIKOTI' Vox. Flynn, lbcetcr, Reeves, Smith, Ultmau, XVisc Everett, Richardson, Anderson, Ecker STUDY HALL SECRETARIES Two girls from each study hall are chosen to act as study hall secre- taries. Their work is to take roll and issue room excuses. Seventy-one DANCE COMMITTEE To those members of the student body who delight in dancing, the efforts of these boys have furnished fine monthly entertainment. Donovan Singer A1 Gwynn Allen Chervenock n THE SONG LEADER AND PIANIST The musical ability of Lois and Beryl has enabled us to add quality to our quantity during the assem- bly singing this year. Beryl XVise Lois Boynton ,xg x ' miie, YELL LEADERS When Ghandi tore his hair and led Rouse Pem Redskins and Harding called for Fifteen rahs for the team -well, we just couldn't resist them, could We? Elmer Hartness, Gage Chetwood, Harding Benson Seventy-two Hu... BAND Our school hand, under the direction of Mr. Bart- ruff, added :1 note of har- mony to the noise and spirit at the footlmll und lmsket- lmll gznnes. Huff, Perry, Burgy Gnwley, Lifrenrlzlhl, Dunkin. Beaver, Erickson, 'llll2lil'l lL'l', Huldoson, Montgomery, Smith Hunt. Rirldt-r, Fuller, North, Jensen, Melia-od, Fowler, Slim-line, Aulwrt, Hardy Hillry, M.1s11-rson, Miller, lflrivkson, Dodd, Mr. Bzxrtruft', Slllillt. Sl-rgtezlxlt, Horn, Curr , W.. www ,..,, ,us DELEGATES TO SEATTLE CONFERENCE Six of the school leaders were sent to the Student Lcziders' Conference at the Vniversily of vVtlSl1lIlgl0Il where they listened to lee- lures designed to uid them in their problems. Rosenwater, Parker, Frislvic Cozier, Holidny, Cissnn 3 il SEATTLE PLAY DAY CONFERENCE These girls, chosen by the G. A. A. Cabinet, represented VVhatcon1 in the 12th an- nual Play Day, held March 10th, at the University of Washington, Seattle. Truax, Ridley, Houser, Chester, Schwerd, Conner, Jansen Seventy-three ffl 'is . 1. S r- y 4 1 I g f nfl V fn as MW K .Manue l .fy 9 ' My ' 0 sf 5 'f ai tm tk ' Q . l , 2 ,O o V . .X 4,3 1' -- O ,WCS T , X f,z,, f 1' Tlx 13 lt, ill T leiulflgt 'L will if .sxaaar ff!-Jfll ll will Q l Q f , a s 5. f g 'p f,A-J , '3,fQx::f X X '. J- o Nov. 2lfFairhaven Girls, League presents their - VVHATCOM l'llGl-l SCHCOI. DIARY ,34- FIRST SiaMf1s'1'1sR: Sept. 8fFirst assembly. VVe find ourselves, and the new students make their bows. President liill ex- plains the principle of the elevator. Sept. Qtif-First Girls' Club assembly. VVe meet our new president, Elizabeth Cozier, and our advisors. Sept. 29-Girls' Club friendship party. The fresh- man girls become better known. Oct. 17-Our Jarents meet our teachers and learn I . the low-down. on useliack-to-School night. Oct. 27. SL 28wNVe leave our studies to make room for Teachers' Institute. Nov. 2f.lunior Not-A-Sho queen candidate, Bette Flynn, crowned. We are under her rule for two gala days. Nov. 3f Jfhe big dayfeNot-A-Sho. The class of '34 claims Meggie again for the second year. Joy reigns throughout the school. Congratulations, Seniors! Nov. llf-fXVe pause to honor our VVorld VVar dead. Fairhaven Grizzlies bow in defeat to their traditional rivals, the VVhatcom- Redskins. Nov. l3feAGroans and long faces prevail in the school. Vile receive our report cards for the tirst ten weeks. annual exchange program before the entire student e in Q ,ff q,ki,Q1.-..L.-i. -43? body. MW N N V , Nov. 30fVVe have a holiday from textbooks to f Qi-..jpt, W-f t. .I 1 y f - -. at 4 o tl1e turkey yi, Dec. 13---Girls' Club officers journey to Fairhaven f, 'fy to return the exchange program. fft f 'ig Dec. l5f Jlur campus is buried 'neath a white blan- QE? -- E ket, and Mr. Wells begs the girls not to try to make a hit with their boy friends. Fairhaven gains revenge WT 1 by defeating us at basketball. Dec. 22-'We bid goodbye to our Alma Mater' until next year. Merry Christmas! .lan. 2, 1934il?lack again to resume our studies. VVe settle down to the final grind. .lan. llfHave you your carfare? The last G. A. A. hike is held to Lake WVhatc0n1. .lan. 16-fMr. VVells swings the baton and leads the school in singing school songs. .lan. 19-The big black Grizzly is afraid of the Red- ir, skin tribe. We win over Fairhaven. .lan. 22-25gTests and more tests! The faculty be- comes hard-hearted. lf'fHTFgtU ff 5 yi att XXX Q pxllyxll X QWI 1 sly X? .lan. 25-Graduation. 54 seniors are cast out to t i face the cold, cruel world. .lan. 26-New students look us over as we end the first se111ester. .lan. 29-Rejoicing is prevalent. l22 students make the Honor I L B a fir' L' T U. - 5 B 1 ri? V 'Q lf?f, - is .' .N - ff kit wwf iw , 1 ' it M 'A W u-4-Xl 9 .Tx Xc., ,Wu .fx K f' f-Q, flljli ' '-f4:!.,.',jf V lf... -, , lv,-: i'?flfl tx A ffl yv' N. 'wf f , .x Q- , .,..:.5:.. 1 if ff 0 Roll when we receive our final grades. Seventy-four ml' 136 '99 -up rw 1. Our sports editor in all his glory: Dick Lynner. 2. She men: Buford Patterson, l'aul Vike, Bob McBeath, Don Vike. 3. Kathleen Murray-hopscotching. 4. Girl Reserves. 5. Not-A-Sho curtain act: Ernie Francisco and Hilda Bayes. 6. Like father, like daughter: Mr. Montgomery and Roberta. 1, Edith Lingbloom, Art editor, Clara Peterson, Doris Anderson. S. A couple of Pep-pers : Barbara Shute, Kathleen Murray. 9. Merit secretary: Elaine Mallory. 10. Editor-in-chief: Helen Hostetter. 1l. Broadcast editor: Louane Pinckney. 12. Girls' Club fashion show committee. 13. VVe thought this was Whatcom, not Fairhaven: Joe Dolan. 14. The trio: Pat Young, Frances Richards, Helen Keamer. 15. The day of the big snoW : Bill and Elaine in the foreground. SECOND SISMESTERI Feb. 7-The senior girls escort their little freshman sisters to the gay Girls' Club party in the cafeteria. Feb. l3fThe new Girls' Club president, Pauline Cramer, is introduced at the iirst assembly. Feb. 16fBlushing teachers and students receive valentines in assem- bly. The Kulshan stall' makes its first bow to the student body. Feb. 17-We take third place in ll1e county basketball tournainenl. Seventy-five R ... 1. 2. 3 4. 5. 6. 7. Q t 9. lu. ll. 12. 13 14 16 17. , I lb 19 30 21 pl Woolsey the second: Ernie Francisco. Girls' adviser: Miss Dennis caught in an informal mood. Apache dancers: Al. Gwynn, Al. Chervenock. Bear Huggers: George Bowman, Newman Fullbright. Saturday Leaning posts : Harold May, Art Kratz. That's pickin' 'em up and layin' 'em down: Al Cliervenuck, ltoh Fzirvvr, Got your oarfare? Ready for the hike: Marie Just, Doris Uoclirzmr Not-A-Sho: Egyptian Temple of Science. Feetball heroes: Jack! Gardner, Ken Tisdel. Up in the air: Louis Parberry. It happens once in a lifetime: Fred Hofferber. Looking down the glory road: The side entrance. Monkey-puzzle Cor puzzlers?J: Arlene Dickinson, Clara. Oberloitner, Allmm lvlcllonald. -15. How we doin'?: Virginia Lusk, Nvinifred Sidden. Git along, little dogies: John Ellis, Dehard Erickson. Shels posing: Evelyn Ecker. Spring has sprung C?J: Margaret Morse, Bill Howe. Looking at the world through rose-colored glasses: Bob Carver. Redskin lineup: Anacortes game. Is George around?: Margaret Jane Bruff, Betty Burnett. Mar. 3-Our place in the state tournament cinched by winning third ace in the district. Mar. 5-Hair pulling and face slapping takes place when the senior girls meet to decide on graduation clothes. Huh! Seventy-six --,.., me 1. The one and only Gandhi in America-in costume: Elmer Hartness. 2. Peek-a-hoo! Irving Vick, Ruth Chester U. Sitting on top of the NVorlcl: Evelyn Randleman. . Going to the dogs: John Setzer. 5. XVhere's the Austin?: Pauline Cramer. 6. Kinda. small: Eleanor Allen and Miriam Twitchell. 7. Resting between halves: Johnny Setzer, Kenney Tlsdel in f0l'Cf.1'l'Ol1lld. S. The dance of the seven veils-Where's the veil?: 'The lizlyinond twins. 9. That Babe Ruth form and XVhZll.C0lI'l technique: Ed. Gerard. 10. Ah-remember! Buttersby Field. ll. Such childish entertainment: Newman Fulbright. 12. XVe live to eat: Bernitzt Raymond, Frances Truax. 13. They also serve: Janitors-Kuehne, Erickson. Hudson. 14. He looks so lonely: Burt Kenyon 15. By special request: Jeanne Hooke, Bill Bostrom. Know 'e1n? 16. First semester Girls' Club president: Elizabeth Cozier. 17, Sputtering 21 little: Suzanne Cissnzi. Almost unbelievable. 18. Wlizitchu, leaning on'?: Howard Higgerson, George Bowman, Irving Vick. 19, 20, 21. Infinks Z Ted Parker, Helen Hostetter, Bill Howe, Beverly Holiday-when they didn't worry about commencement speeches. V 22. Tsk! Tsk! XYe thought better of seniors: Viola Mehus, Suzie Cissna. Z Mar. 17-Ilejoicing hits the school as we take eighth place in state basketball. Mar. 27+New spring styles are shown at the Girls' Club fashion show. Seventy-seven Mar. 30 ff Gay prints llit about the school as the girls celebrate Gingham Dress Day. April 1-8- -Vacation! We bask in the sunshine of glorious spring days. April 9+Back to school to face punislnnent. Report Cards. April 13a-Friday the 13th is lucky for us- -Hello Day. May 4--eCampus Day! It rained, so we had an assembly and regular but quite disrupted classes. A picnic lunch at noon was fun. May l1fCampus Day again! Baseball, work, tennis, and golf all com- bine with glorious spring weather to make it the best ever. May 24-25-Spooks and talent hold sway. The senior project play, The Thirteenth Chairf, is a howling success. June 1---The seniors celebrate dismissal with a rousing picnic on Orcas Island. June eXVe gaze at ourselves and smile all school life between the big, black covers of the 334 Kulshan. June 7efThe faculty breathes a sigh of relief as the happy class of '34 makes its last bow: Commencement. June 8fSchoo1,s out! And we live happily ever after. A packed house for XVhatcom's annual sen- ior play was the goal of the project committee of the Senior Class, compos- ed of Bonnie Shea, chair- m a n , Henry Mitchell, .Iune Goodman, Melvin Bu11dy, Rolland Turner, Rosalie, ,, ,. Inspector, , ,, Mr. Crosby,,, ,, Mrs. Crosby ,, , XVill Crosby ,,,,, , Ilelen O,Neile, , Nason, ,, , , VVales,, , ,, , Mary Eastwood, Mr. Trent Mrs. Trent,, Mr. Standish Miss Standish, Miss Erskine, ,, SENIOR PROJ ECT 'Pl 1 v .mtl-iw9l'f 4 i ful fvl ll ,illia illxli ll llllil lilly M' Leslie .lones, Joyce Jan- The play was The 13th Chairv, a murder mys-- tery, directed by G. B. Chichester, dramatic in- structor, and the cast was as follows: ,, ,, ,, ,Ruth McMaster, Rose Allose , ,,l rancis LaBelle, VVayne Madden ,, Ted Parker, Paul Johanson , Margaret Thon, Jeanne Hook Melvin Bundy, Harding Benson , , ,,Marie .lacks0n, Juanita Lish Edward Gerard , ,, ,, ,Ted Dodd, YV. G. 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ICYEIIY lH'1'ASl0N I: 'I 2 I Jansen s ,: I Nursery I I ::::::::::::::::J Eighty-si I 'I I 'I 'I Tx' x: N'::H' HH 'Z 'I E SWEETS FOR EVERYONE 4 i The Best Home Made Candies 5 in Town 5 Clark Candy Shop I , ..,, m,,,,,----,,,,,,,,:t fx: HHNN::::::::HH'I :I MORE : H M 1: :I FINE A 1: 1: MEAT I: ., .:::liQY!. 0 R 1: 1 E Y Nil K I Ei 30113: r -U I- :I E 'I T 1: I ' ' I ESQYHTNE MEATSI-ri I 'I . ,: t,,,, ,,,,,,,,::,:,:::H::s Swede thinks that Chaucer wrote those Valentine verses in the lmutle- tinf A-at least he told the unknow- ing lirst period study hall students SO. sw Ask Bill Howe and VV:1lt Skinner to give their impressions ol' that old song, It's Three O'CloCk in the Morning. CWe I'C1ll6ll1lIC1' an 2ll2tl'Ill clockffANDMspring vaeationj r::::::::::::::::::::::::::'I I, I, :E THE HOME MARKET :E 'I 'I I FOUNTAIN I 'I TRY oUR LUNCHES QI The Richest Milk shakes in :I :E Town if Quality Service :I L ........ ....A.... l X : vv-'7 :r il :n 'I It tl tr tr In CQ .l tr tr tv NSTST lr PJRHNTHNG gg GQMPA N Y in BELLINGHAM, WASH. QI 5? PRODUCERS Ol GUOD PRINTING IN BELLINGIIAM I 'r FOR THE PAST THIRTY YEARS ll it tr tv ft l tr ::v -:::: -::: - :::- E :::: :Iii :::z IQ Chester Orloll' is thinking scr- , Il iously of becoming a vegetarian, al- E l., l., M A lxl S I1 though you'cl better not mention JEWELRY the fact to hinl. SHOP 1: -yt 1314 C57G0'nW4llf7-gzvfnue Helen Hostetter thinks that S, BELUNGHAM- WASH- :I A. A. means well, you know what. FlNE JEWELRY 1' She wanted to join, only it turned WATCHES ,, I ,T A X ,, DIAMONDS 1, out to Je 1. .f . A - - - A:::,.-:::::oQ ::- ::::::::-::::::::::::::::- - :::1 'I ll CONGRATULATIONS, '34 ! 1: Out into the cold, cold World you go, but fortunately, not QI quite such a cold World as a year ago! I, P Here's all good Wishes for a successful venture, may you If always come out on top! 1: 1 n , n n lt Whatcom County Dalrymen s Assoclatlon 3: I PHONE 314 1' l ::::::::::: J Eighty-seven ::::::::,::::::::::::.,:::: SUCCESS BUSINESS gg COLLEGE gg , ll. I. XYISIC, I'1'1-sith-nt li Whatcom County's Standard 'I 1: Business College 4 4, :E Enroll Any Monday 2 'I Summer Rates During :I fr the Month of June ,I l 1: 11 Prospect Street PHONE 10 41 i,,,,,,,,--- ..... ------l p,a,a,.-,-.f.,.'-f,..-,Po--,,, .,,,, .a...-, fy I 'I 4, ' o 'I I Ellie Qnzwrg Svhnp rg 4, 4, Q, Featurlng 1: . . 1 i' Guaranteed Hosiery and Lln- 4' P P 1: gerie for Graduation and all 2 1, other occasions. 3 1, REASONABLY PRICED 1: I: 1312-li Cornwall Ave. il ii fNear American Theatre! if Mrs. II. A. all 1f-1- lcltz l'll0Nl'l II5-1-KV l 4,I::: ,:::0 ::::::::::::::: 0-3 S-S-S-Sli! A deep, clark secret is lleillg exposed Tell P2ll'liC1' likes lo wezll' 62ll'l'll1gS, especially il' llley'1'e Nllll'Q2ll'Ci 'l'll0ll'S. w4 x lillX'VLl1'll G6l'll1'tl llips a coin lo de- eille Oll his ZIIISXVCFS ill English 8 leslsaf--Illlll allways llelieves llle coill, loo. I PM f:::: ':::1::: I PEP CLUB PINS :g E USHER CLUB PINS lg Always In Stock CLASS PINS-CLASS RINGS lg il SEE us BEFORE You BUYII :E 55 Welsilelll R Goldberg Qi 4, I Ig 128 W. Holly St. QC LMA, ,,,,,,,,,,,:,,:,,,,,:: 3 Q:::::::: ':::fHana'- ' 1 EE EE 1- HOWARD'S Ig 4: :I ll STOP Sz SHOP I I' Ii 5, MARKET 1, 4, 'I Ei One Customer Tells Another 4' 'I If Railroad 81 PHONE Q: Ig Magnolia 3918 ,I XVe XV0l1IlCl' wllere Mrs. Snow :lc- 2ll'llllll'Ctl lllzll HSOllll16l'l17, Ileeellt when il comes lo lll'Oll0l.lllClllQ Eu- llice '? s The l'l'CSlllllCll were especially de- liglllell lllzll llzly wllell lIolll lllose fliglliliell Seniors, liill 1 l'iSlIie and Baile Jones, llzlll lo Slam! up ill tllircl period Study llall. ff::::::: ':: ' 'k?::: ':: ' : : i ii 9 5, BUSTEB BROWN 'I I SHOE STORE 'I 3, The Home of i il SNAPPY STYLES i EE 5 4, l LQN '.,..,.., NNN'NN+f-Q ? ' ' 'i l 5 1: I I ' Union Printing Co. ig I 1421 CoRNWALL AVE. 5: Z 'I 2 'I 'I 9 Owufa-a,f,-a,,,,-,Of ., , - ,.,.,.,,,,,,,g Eighty-eight ---,--4 -A----- --AA-- - ---1 ----.'0'-v-----.-QQ-----v-'---- 'L ll '1 if BLUE RIBBO CREAMERY 3 Il ' I IQ Full Line of Dairy Products 1 I i at Your Grocers or f '1 I: PHONE 137 1 fl WHOLESALE OR RETAIL ji l fi PURE MILK and CREAM A SPECIALITY 1: tl 1, ll I, w':: ::::: ::-'::'f:::::: --:::-::::: :::::::::-:::::::a 1+ I: II :I Compliments z 2 KA I: gl 1 1 52 If 11 1 from I IL l 1 12 1 60753125 1 1, 1 22 f -60 '1 1 '1 A 1 nnnumu lmnnwnnz 1 5: ly QL lr l l , . ' 1 1 'r ' ' ' if 1317 COMMERCIAL 2 I: l'HE1 LLEY DRUG my ii :z z :L cmrnnn unuamsrs IQ 1, 1 '1 1401 Commercial Street 1' 1, l 11 A AAAAAA-AAA--AAAAAA 1 4,.::,,::,,::,Af::: -:::-:-::::-J Lf' :' ' ' : ::::-5 Clara Uherleiiner gels so excited al lhe haskethall games, she has lo wrap her hands up in a handker- chief to keep from hiting her linger- nails. -lax Elaine Oltinan, a iirsl period study hall secretary, was caught supplying slools for Harvard Pal- lerson and Bill Bowen when they were supposed lo stand up in the corners. Ifrannie Alhada was honestly con- fused when Swede lold llilll all he needed was a Coal of mail lo make hiin a regular King Arthur. -lax lfainous last words ol' a VVhal- eomile: Hlglll wanted in lhe ollicefl - Swede's face aelually gol red when he saw his valentine, and we never lhoughl we'd see him elnhar- rassedf l HE DQUAETEE 5 D and 2 Q ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT E EE Look For the Lucky Dog Trademark. E lr 1 NORTHWEST HARDWARE CO. E f' ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,Q Eighty-nine KU LSHAN FINANCIAL STATEMENT L1.x1s11,1'r115s - st1,,1',.f.1 -' ...fi- o ioe s 111105 01 musiness 111.1n.1.,e1. 1,,, , Facials for editor-in-chief ,,,, W Diet course for organization editor-, ,, W Freekle remover for girls, sports, editor., Murcels for boys' sports' editor, Popular humor inagazine for stall' . 17,1, , ., Fishing tackle for 1ll10l0-CIIQFZIVCI' editor., 2 Cough drops for snapshot editor, Padded cell for feature editor. Plug for oiliee key hole, 2 lilusli 1l1011Cy for night XV21lCl1ll12ll1 , Eiigmving . ooooo oooo ,. ,, . Printing and binding ,, ., .Xlueilage und lend pencils... Asslfrs -A Received for lluttering write-ups ,. 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