Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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President Scott Satterlee Vice-President Don Meberg Recording Sec. Bill Fraki Student Manager Mike Jones .3 . l Treasurer Elliot Gleason Advisor Mr. Smart The Boys' Club room is the scene of rnuch activity. Boys' Club promotes gooo' relafionshflos among the boys r - Me V' f The Boys' Club strived with the aid of V, cooperation, good sportsmanship and .V T 5 - - good conduct to make our school a bet- T ' ' N- ter place in which to learn and mold our futures. They were always ready to render their services wherever they were needed and in such a way that the boys were given the opportunity to - participate in the activities of their school. Acconiplishnients of this year includ- ed maintenanee of hall and field pa- trols and the iimiitieeiiieiit of the lost and found ottice. lloys' Club spon- sored ai Clean-up Week in the lunch- rooni which greatly helped the litter prohlem. During this special week. clean-up signs were put up through- ' ff-'-'w 1 Q out the school and the hoys also played records in the lunehrooin during all three lunches to help the cause. Other activities included athletic asseinhlies. dances. Ll scrirphoolx committee and ptirticipiition in all school drives. The s Boys' Cluli also sponsors the intramur- Qil sports proerinn, Because of this pro- ertiin, nigmvlioys who .ire not active in M4 .B The result of Scattlc's first snowfall is much cheap labor for teachers. pate in this wav. 26 other school functions get to partici-