Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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XM,-v. STUDENT COUNCIL-Standing: Dave Johansen, Rod Lundvall, Allan Tehb, Herman Johnsen, Peggy Hardman, Jack McDonald. Seated: Dave Dawson, Rod Gallagher, Corrine Martens, Roger Dolstad, Vera Brolin, Brita Almquist, Ronald Pedersen, Lois Rice, Ginger Bentley, Mr. Johnson, adviser. STUDENT COUNCIL COMMITTEES-Fourth Row: Bob Brass, Mervin Nyberg, Don Harvey, Art Hansen, George Fletcher, Henrietta Hamil- ton, Bill Blue. Third Row: Bob Kirkpatrick, Ted Akers, Bob Hawley, Bill Goleeke, Bob Ingram, Ed Cunningham, Harold Fayerweather. Second Row: Joyce Pladsen, Lena Martin, Jacquie Gallagher, Betty Dolstad, Joan Ufford, Hazel Asplund, Carmella Solomon, Pauline Fisher. First Row: Jeanette Johnson, Missy Baldwin, Peggy Bogren, Betty McPherron, Pat Rankin, Janice Jacobson, Pat DeStaffany, Erika VVendler, SENATE-Fourth Row: Jack McDonald, Stan Price, Arthur Amhold, Don Harvey, Jack McNeese, Bill Goleeke, Bob Kemper, John VVise, VVarren Drugg, Dan Carlo. Third Row: Alan Moser, Bud Griffin, Ronald Hutchison, Ed Cunningham, Herb Reay, Verdyne Petergon, Nancy Hofacre, Lenetta Nelson, Bob Northey, Harold Fayerweather. Second Row: Ruth Sandnes, Dorothy Torgeson, Joyce Pladsen, Grace Bendiksen, Nomia Small, Dolores Erdman, Gloria Brooks, Rachel Ofstedal, Louise Molitor, Helen Hargrave. First Row: Shirlee Paulson, Missy Baldwin, Janice Jacobson, Jacquie Gallagher, Darleen Ingersoll, Margaret Thoming, Betty Lowry, Jean Ann Ruel, Doris Edxvardb, 29

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GREAT OFFICE, GREAT CARE On topside, spinning the wheel rig t course, is the Student Council. This group of elected officers represents the entire student body, formulates poli- cies, and plays an important part in running the school. The captain, the student body presi- dent, presides at all meetings, receives suggestions, leads in the discussion of problems con- cerning the welfare of the crew, and keeps order among his shipmates. Every student has the right to be heard through his roll representative, who brings recommendations before the Council. In such a large group numerous committees and sub-committees are necessary to carry on the various projects. and keeping Ballard on the ' h Right up there with the Student Council are the members of the Senate. They discuss the suggestions brought in by the roll representatives and 'd h pri e t emselves on being true voices of the students. While steering their school democratically, these two governing bodies give ample opportunity for practice in self-government. SENATE 28

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BO Brawn and brains make up these hardy leaders of the Bal- 57 lard Boys, Club. Throughout the year, the officers work diligently under the direction of Mr. McComb, preparing programs for the boys and inves- tigating all affairs concerning their welfare. Besides sponsoring pep assemblies and letter- men's luneheons, this active organization also provides awards for Traflic Squad, Field Patrol, Stage Crew, and other school activities. TRAFFIC SQUAD-Fifth Row: Bob Kirkpatrick, Bob Brass, Bob Clements, Herman Johnsen, Bill Blue. Fourth Row: Bob Mont- gomery, Ronald Pederson, Dave Johansen, Ivan Reimer, Lawrence Mclilachern, Rod Gallagher, Third Row: Roger Dolstad, Ray Sliew, Bob Hawley, Allen Hellner, Dick Mauritsen, Mervin Nybe-rg. Second Row: jack McDonald, Bob Bivins, Earl McEaebern, Rod Lnndvall, Tom Taylor, NValt Thompson, Erol Howell. First Row: Pat Rankin, Peggy Hardman, Lois Rice, Mr. McComb, Ad- viser, Brita Almquist, Vera Brolin, Dorene Sliva. BOYS, CLUB OFFICERS-Roger Dolstad, Secretary, Bob Bivins, Student Managerg Mr. McComb, Adviser, Dave Johansen, Presi- dent, Bob Kirkpatrick, Reporter, Rod Gallagher, Vice-President.