Memories

The following material comes from the STUDENT VOICE, a paper from Bellingham High School, class of 1939. I'm going to include some names of class members, many I'm sure you will recognize.

Editor-in Chief
Marion Hogarth

Business Manager
Windsor Bates

Art Editor
Connie Farley

Others on the staff were: Adele Melrose, Gaby Martel, Audrey Brown, Mary Foley, Leo Tebeau, Carrol White, Romeo Collamati, Aldora Lataille, Constance Godin, and Frank Kozimor.
 
Typists were: Everlenna Sims, Mary Sims, Jennie Zhawred and Rita Guerin.
 
Socials were held to benefit the Year Book. Music was furnished by a recording machine, which the Garneaus lent to the Senior Class.
 

Commencement Honors were distributed among the following-:

Class HistorianLeo Cartier
Class ProphetConnie Farley
Class WillStephen Nadolny
ToastmasterEdgar Scott

The Junior Class held a Valentine Dance on Feb. 10,1939. Committee Chairmen were:

MusicJune Hall
TicketsEdna Boudreau
RefreshmentsBarbara Binks
DecorationsAdele Melrose

Junior Class Officers:

Gabrielle MartelPresident
Leandro RotatoriVice President
Angela GigantiSecretary
Albert MarchandTreasurer

An exhibition of Sophomore "humor, originality and oratorical power" was offered at the February assembly when Joseph Spas, Louis Bonoyer, Paul Sahagian and Carrol White performed admirably. Class Officers were:

PresidentEdgar Garneau
Vice PresidentInessa Giganti
SecretaryRaymond Phaneuf
TreasurerMarv diPietro

Freshman Class Officers were:

Fernand CroteauPresident
Juliett CollamatiVice President
Constance GodinSecretary
Romeo SwockTreasurer
There was great rejoicing among the Freshmen when Mr. Keough, homeroom teacher, returned after a forced absence. Teachers are really missed--believe it or not!!!
 
Other pages contained school gossip, original poems, sports news, original essays and cartoons. As you can see, this copy was quite a treasure. I hope that the names and happenings brought back happy memories to many of you.We owe our thanks to Albert Spencer for saving this piece of memorabilia and sending it to the Commission. Though 1939 was ahead of my time in BHS--I recognized many of the names and enjoyed seeing them once again. ----ETA