Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Cjucxillgkl President Sandy Nelson 3, 1'- Vice-President Gretchen Galer A All-ciry P.-T.A. Arts Big B Exec. see Solberg Stokes Fennessy Condon Cor. Sec. Thelma Reeve Rec. Sec. Linda Richard b x K Merit Minute Mother-Daughter P T ea5 e Hobbs Jewett Bendele Jones Bev Brown 215 My Advisor Q , ll Mrs. Rodenhouse it. A K A C' l r bi., Hostess Standards Typing l . Q Nordberg Handy Jensen li Solrixiulj OW JCHIVC lil Ollxllmij' 5 . -5, with Bbw Craft We lsffl lull W it 'ii li ill NG ily ll - . K ,W , X li f-P .I l u et S it lime Vw 0 isle .tx t B2 li ti W l sf i 1 f5fxfK x A N13 X gt-.LK h pl iw my ll UMR in lla Mil ,5 XJ J? if 4 'kgs I Girls' Club left behind them another successful year full of memories. Some of the biggest activities in- cluded Father-Daughter Night, Mother-Daughter Night, Faculty Tea, Girls' Club Miniature Conference, and Girls' Club Week. The officers under the leadership of their advisor, Mrs. Rodenhouse, form the nucleus of Girls' Club activities. The cabinet and their committees work with the of- ficers to carry out their plans. Every girl in school is a member of Girls' Club and has the opportunity to play a bigger part in building a better Girls' Club by ioining committees. Last spring the Girls' Club officers were elected and the cabinet chosen so they could be ready to begin their work as soon as school started in the fall. Roll representatives are elected from each roll room. These representatives meet once a week and report back to their rolls the activities and events that are being planned for the future. A I . F GMS' mb officers pm fume events' Because of the construction of the new building, the lvl, H girls didn't have their own Girls' Club room this year 2 x ,' I Ulf and they shared a room with A.S.B. and Boys' Club. ug- -Perry '01 f .- A ' Despite this handicap, the Girls'Club advanced in their ,H f ff- --le - 4 ' efforts to give more and more girls an opportunity j!4.f.4Cf -Cr., b'C4 4-C..N 'MZ 77'fLto play a part in GirLs' Club activities. fezg- wi' Q lad -faeces, fa 24, Jac, .ideas-,wif T' A524-WMA i ' 7 ' I D I f-y ,, f ZF, Ci -filglygi AC in K-w.,gffc?'1,f c.zYf 2,4264 f ,Ld VX! -.. ig , ei 4 i ff sf' T f i 14244 i 4 , A -'C tx L- ,, I V f f ' E t'4'c6,'! I C ,. ,, pp, , 1'7fC'f-i'f-pffibif

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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

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x ill Exchange Stu. Father-Daughter Flowers Friendship Instal.-Elect. Hlth.-Personality Hospitality Janssen Beckman Swanson Leiren Allison Squibb Londahl L P.-T.A. Dance P.-T.A. Dance Publicity Red Cross Roll Rep. Scrapbook Social Service Cleghorn Rockas Jacobsen Espeland Sather Caeath Hohman px XY c N 'N 2:4 -1?JfX,flw-fix- ? ' 1 'Ik-6 Ll. ' 8 I , 5 ' I . R ,IW X ' 5 1 F 2 J ,Ref ws f' Xi, rare ers MEA CLAYNX ,E l-QUJLQT , Lx, 1 I Lew L A , I l 0 ' ,YY S, ,ff . l4hSQx,VU5i Wx Ng Girls Club he DSAi11g?ijliliqi8lH ur lug sta clards. faxed JC A ifiixftkrriie' fL,L, ,, vu1.eLC' ww veqsa dag Cy QLL4 . Rf - milk 4 h7.Q,.x x., fl Jl , ,I f ,lug -',. V Roll Representatives-1st Row: Learned, Schiessl, Griffith, Zirbes, Power, Cabe., Reeves, Fry, Bedker, Endorf, Rossell, Primmer, Richard, Mahler, Deleau, Gervais. 2nd Row: Ronald, Jorgenson, Solberg, Rees, Senter, Owen,-Schieck, Mlelde, Karch, Melinat, Dompier, Hooper, Pettersen, Pahlman Headman, Lacher. 3rd Row: Gross, Allen, Storrs, Davenport, Vanderhoof, Wilson, Mahler, Karl, Mackintosh, Smith, Thomas, Ingalls, Culbertson See, Nilsen, Skartland, Whitlock, Ankrum. 4th Row: Springob, Janssen, Fisher, Rasmussen, Hunter, Rockhold, Jansen, Jonason, Sather, Brown Olson, Hansen, Bush, Burkart, Mittermaier, Stratton, Shuler, Chesley, Hrte, Goeller. 1 r 1 23 ,onlie