Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Page 24 text:

President Brian Sweeney .4 Vice-President Roger Whitlock Act. Recorder Assm. Order Assm. Order Assm. Plan. , 1 ,cl Recording Sec Aspholm Belles Davies Benson mfs ' Eleanor Mork 4 +17 Corres. Sec. Bobbie Lane A Treasurer Patricia 50995 Pep Pep Int.-High Con. Wright Hillding Wick ,,, Parliamentarian Q Katie Kauffman i ' J- Yfdfbke-f XYLZUCQ M , , , J f M ff ' 'Wffif Chief Justice Y , Jay Cunningham 7, 7f5 '5e '! QL? MCL V ' X i , f 754161 ,fgffeaf Advisor ' X I A Mr. Bendele ' L4 'ILWVLLJ-I ' , V . f WUC, N ,v464LCCEddf,QfLfDc Kxxxxxis X Q ,fb 640' ff' X x is l . X, , 1 xx ,N cj I ld , fb V544 N Anil ! own' A.S.B. legislature-1stRow: Ronald, North, Rundle, Olsen, Henderson, Darlene, Kiellberg, Hall, Johns. 2nd Row: Kreis, Blowers, Eastvold, Learned, Robinson, Power, Warren, Elkins, MacGreger, Stebbins, Hamry, Ankrum, Jacobsen, Hite, Dingle, Tongen, Piete, Appleton, Weiss, Erickson. 3rd Row: Dorman, Jofgenson, Thomas, Burnett, Henrikson, Zirbes, Reeves, Swanson, M. Dunlap, R. Dunlap, Quickstad, Olson, Atwood, Zwaduk, Phelps, Smith, Morsden, Asburn. 4th Row: Squibb, Troberg, Bradley, Turk, Finne, Fltzgibbons, Robinson, Strand, Looney, Schmidt, Hassell, Steele, McGinnis, Poletto, Hutchinson, Jones. 5th Row: Hohman, Ostergaard, Pautzke, Mclean, Garrett, Hedman, Kerr, Thanem, Jensen, Kirchoff, Wright, Tuells, Bish, Fluke, Thoms, Deleau, Bakken.

Page 23 text:

f 4 fQ: N ' 8' ' 2 fi 45, 2 2 4 2 + 4- 1 -I , t s 'ik ' ff ' f :J - .5 74 f 1 I 'V E1 . Q, 'Q , I I if if - 7' f i v 'it 5. 14 -K-Q..-.,, K I Jfi:-'f f -' + nl A lg vii? yJ b4 s G ! 3r+ 'l'! .lpys,i xp 'Kell' 'A -AT - .L .3 . 5 'Why' .1 I Q. g. 'Sz-f Uhr.. ' 'will lfihfs-T 1 ,V 'i f7.'i,.'?i'f. i'ni' ' V 4 C.,-'?1'm,,,., I ,h tt Q, f' niiggtk 'y . n ,-1, , ,,A- X N , ' J 1, 1-- Www. 4 :'ff4-tw':lL:..f if Organizations are the framework of student activity. Just as the construction workeri 'Q strives to strengthen and shape the building of our school, so do the various clubs and .YL c 's 1 . 11' 'Z m. . service groups build and strengthen the in- 15-si,- enuit and resourcefulness of the individual. c be .F-M-rfgv' '54 '. q,-' -Clif :N-l'g..S A Q ,Anile IQ'iaLQ'- ..sJf' i 'if ' s.'f9+5 'H :M 42, 'fc isa:s.Vlf'95f.. ,i cw' Y.. 1 if, 'xl kv ,lj V ...J-'J,.x:1 ifr,r is-:,v:'bfA Mftli E9 5 4 .X-L '-H F, ,F ,,., 1. 14'-'1 ' I' ':l's':4'. . V WTF Nfwifaa fb .'11,:.,w--sf 3:1 nf, 4' ' i , n 1-..,: .F 'F' n1f1ii..l 3'ff'ti:v -'Kaur 1 lf f-:1+r'if ::.,f- '. fv'5,'g5.,, is PR G . X -N ,X

Page 25 text:

T1 'Y Bldg.-Grounds Community Rel. Community Rel. Constitution Faculty Rel. Int.-High Con. Int.-High Con. Sonne Boivin Olson Hahn Leufkens Fish Nordby Point System Publicity Special Events Standards Talent Traffic Ways 8. Means , Cahill Headman Simpson Neutzmann G. Johnson S. Johnson Aakervikji I O I I A.S.B. is the framework of student activity. V f V K if gf Everyone in the school is a member of the YJ gf' I gift, Associated Students of Ballard. lt is the gov- l f erning body of the school and has as its pur- X Tlx I ' pose to encourage and to provide ways and Q l ,iff V means for greater participation by students D in the government of the school. A.S.B. is N js composed of the executive, legislative, and pl iudicial departments. .VAN 4,.r A VD The executive department consists of the 4 N six officers of the organization, the chair- fyy AJ men of the eighteen committees, and the px U , L' three Inter-High Council members. These J . Y ,J . 1-.1 i I , L i eople .meet every fourth period to work on ' j ,rv Wsfljhe activities and problems of the school. A? CA fl The legislative department is made up of a lf A ig V. representative from every roll room. These Ze' lffiex legislators 'meet once la week,. with the Student Court-Sitting: Nelson, Clayton, Cunningham, Vernon, Mittermai- A A.S.B. presldent presiding, to dISeUSs and er. Standing: Biornson, Rodenhouse. XA '-p vote on VSFIOUS school ISSUES. This IS .Tlte fs. most important group in the school for it is A.S.B. worked hard to make Slave Day a success. . J the only one in which every student is rep- resented. The final department is the Student Court -the iudicial branch. These six iudges mete out penalties to offenders of school rules, but often their only punishment is friendly advice. Also, rolls with misconduct or absence at assemblies m a y be barred from attending future assemblies. Our court is still young, but as it gains more experi- ence so also will it gain responsibilities. A good student government is often the mark of a well-run school. The students and faculty at Ballard are very proud of their A.S.B. This year the A.S.B. has had more people participating efficiently in more ac- tivities than in any other year. This lust means that You, A.S.B., and Ballard High have had the best year 'yetl