Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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N6 xv unwfs we U' W. LVN J , Qalpub ,NU suit Jeff X' All-City P.-T.A. Assemblies ' Johnson Satterlee Miller Mills Boivin Fletcher Wogenson M' ua' :W as V fr I r I 1 N96 March of Dimes P.-T.A. Publicity Intramural Scrapbook Show Case '- 'I Wade Bunnell Humphreys Hanley Anderson Peterson gf C-Tgemeu Mfr 7d QAM' f i- Q 0 I 0 Q o Boys .Qlub carries out various school activities. UDFAV 3657 af fu of ,A 741. -QJ7fff 1- . L ,ff ,Mt ff' 52- +L. dkfdg ,yi 6 Lf .JU U 1.1 7, . iw ' ff' JW fmffliliff fl ff Y ,ly ' ll QQ jf ifl 5 A ' l ff ,fplf i iii .W Qi - wwe fl! i Boys' Club, under the guidance of ffl!5' or, J X Mr. Smart, worked hard sett' tions ' for future Boys' Clubs at Ba rd ol 9, ' l As the school year co t oy ' b be-WW gan setting up a h ll trol s w worked, ff satisfactorily in lnating g ' n and pro- ' ' ' n ea,i a go b we classes. f Mr. Smart assists Boys' Club Cabinet members in the laying of plans for the Father-Son Banquet. vi i a y LK orking hailto calfifw their assign asks e Y Bo s', b set p thel-Zgdidus co ' s. At Cab- inet tin , whic were held o e second and fourth W esday, e Boys' Club anned different events a trie iron out problems and difficul- ties th r Thgbig dat or the Boys' Club this year was Feb- ruary 26 when the first Father-Son Banquet was held. The Boys' Club also sponsored or co-sponsored assemblies, Slave Day, the canned food drive, the March of Dimes, and White Day to mention only a few. Among the plans that have been laid but not yet completely fulfilled are the Tutorial System and an All-City Boys' Club meeting. This year's Boys' Club has very definitely laid the foundation on which future Ballard boys may build. Drives Pep Red Cross

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, President ' Dick Smith 'assi G-F' -uv 'fl if , 5 l 'Z' -X Vice-President by LarryWenzel fi? , li iw. - Secretary P Pete G lase ll 3 Student Manager Steve Gibson Treasurer Ron West N -of - Advlsor Mr. Smart Craig activities in ' Club Bull B s v W. Y Al .HIV t U Eiga 1 Sgr fe ut V , 1 A4 .. tm gf' me ,ggi A 4 . ., . Y, ,X , , .X E, , ap , 3 ,, o Y ,,f .W L ' G vu! Vg I in N' A BA tl s., N, 41.6 fi, -1 ix, kvlex lt ,R 'V at 2' ,tell ft' tl X. fe Nr,l ry gl Q 'X tl' l F5 v tfvifl' 'W ' gk sf' ..,. X4-1 El Roll Representatives-1st Row: Huseby, Sioberg, Longman, Brumpton, Ness, Dreisbach, Stebbins, Hanley, Foti, Tuininga, Thompson Blanchard Gennott, Meier, Pells, Johnsen, Coolidge, Epler. 2nd Row: Starks, Vernon, Satterlee, Barrett, Harris, Wall, Wenzel, Blindheim Uhrich Johnston Heck, Fraki, Day, McElhlnney, O'Mara, Brox, Carcler. 3rd Row: Finholt, Kulle, Watling, Holst, McMillan, Thompson, Thordarson 'Johnson' Breiwick Wade, Wogensen, Loney, lngebretsen, Biornson, Olsen, Leech, Hunter, Cairm, Testerman, Grover. ' '

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lv fu S ,LV ' Seniors their parents, and me faculty Qhioy the schydahip ki-mation Meeting in January VI, VCX U 1 Advisor Secretary lx Lf t K ,ylf Mr Bernnard Barene V I u gf X N pl J Q- ig! I uf If ,U if fbi-f lla ff M 'X ii ik- g f l l W, . EFL l fldxf f I f 0 L li f e 'b 'U if ' 6 KJ My Wfgliitnor ievty is an 'zatio' i dt stim- late ent intere n schoigm chievement. I fi , en to all soph ores, imp' s, and seniors earn the required number o ipoints to be mem- ers. A permanent study hall :cuse is a special privilege extended to the seni members. The first duty of the Honor Society officers and cabinet is to determine the membership of the or- ganization. Another of their tasks is to see that ushers are provided for all school activities. One of Honor Society's main activities during the course of the year was the Scholarship Information Meeting in January. The meeting was intended to give seniors and their parents an opportunity to talk with representatives of the organizations of- fering scholarships. Honor Society played an important part in helping Ballard have its first exchange student this year. Next year, partly through the efforts of Honor So- ciety, a Ballard student will have an opportunity to become a foreign exchange student. With their growing membership, Honor Society expects, next year, to be even more successful, and to become a larger part of the framework of Ballard High School.