Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1953
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C-,4y +5 L What treasures and mysteries are hidden in the depths of the sea? What tales of daring adventurers could be told by this pounding surf, and what secrets whispered by these rolling waves? Who sailed these waters in days of old, and what did they find? There are ex- citing discoveries awaiting you, too, so read on . . . BALLARD HIGH SCHOCL SEATTLE, WASHINGTON I953 SHINGLE Saga the Seas Ballard Charts Her True Course We the members of the l953 an nual staff, dedicate this Shingle to the guiding light of all men at sea that ever present light that enables them to chart and to fol low a true course and to the lights to the students past pres ent and future of Ballard High School preventing them from floundering in the sea of life Rep resenting these stands the tower ing lighthouse influences which act as guiding As 511129 Slzfs Into Berth, I 1 .0 .nn Eb!! nn V I 'lun 'HSD Gul! nun sua ll. un Part of the story of the sea is the story of the men who tight to preserve their countries and their ideals Seattle was made a returning point for the troops from the Korean affair when a plan ot rotation of leaves was started Many people Ballard students among them turned out to watch the debarkations from the frequently arriving troop ships and to welcome home their loved ones and friends There were parades through the city on Second Avenue and at dockside there was often enter tainment designed to boost morale -'Q at q ' ' f si , ,- S nl 1 it EV . fQ,Zem.,gx:-ia?T.' K if 4- 5 l t 11 4'.' .1' R' , ' a....... l A scenic panorama of the city welcomes the battle-weary men as their ship at last reaches the home shores We Welcome Uur Servzcemen Lam Darlene George IS all wound up ls nt the ex cltemenr9 Sflrru. D0 fy QT 4 B49 Ano' F cokp A T ON Afzh Baron twnrler Donna Barbour performs for the Ballard gurls Joy Termy and Marylou Morrlsorm watch the debarkatnon from the troop shup Marme Plwoemx lust arrlved from Korea LX L 0 1, 'F K V Mfg, ,,.e A , I 'W axe, . 'gg S K, l A . l Q G, l,s, i ' I l Q., I . ll - 4 W' nl . I X f , . 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Aalministr ti n Mr Walker superviscs the taking of pictures as three mervberg of the photography class pose HEBER D JOHNSON Pruncupal lt Mrs Felts starts the day off wuth a smule as she beguns her dauly work Slezpper, Fzrst Mate WE ALL OWE A DEBT TO THE SEA ONE AND ALL says Mr Heber D John son pruncupal of Ballard Hugh School At one tume or another our ancestors had to cross to get here' We all love the smell of the salt breezes We luke to watch the waves roll un and the shups go by We cherush the stout sea poetry and we admure the seas heroes from Leut Eruckson to Thor Heyerdahl Heres to the Seal lvlr Johnson has been pruncupal of Ballard Hugh for twelve years Hus ambutuon sunce com ung to Ballard has been to steer her unto a shup shape school Before comung to Bal lard Mr Johnson attended Northwestern Unuversuty I thunk we can all agree that whule he has been here he has chartered a straught and true course for all Ballard Hugh students Mr Johnson compluments Merceedees after her assembly perform ance whule her secretary and others look on O O , . . 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A - c X3 ,W , I Xxx S r Xi ' X E 'x N Man Helm zn Storm, Calm lvlr A T Van Devanter vice principal of Ballard l-llgh School has been first mate for twelve years Outside ot his school hours Mr Van Devanter is a member ot the Taxation and Finance committee which is a Seattle s Principal Association committee l-le is also a member of the Seattle School s Athletic Committee which is appointed by the superintendent of schools Despite all this our first mate finds time for the hobby of farming As a very busy man In school he is most noted for his bench which is kept full a good part of the time lvlr Van Devanter has attended the College of Puget Sound and taken a very interesting boat trip to West ern Alaska which brings us to his other hobby fishing Mr Pearson of Foss Launch and Tug Co and Mr Strand of Best s Apparel lnc visit Mrs Jahnkes class on Business Education Day A T VAN DEVANTER Vice Principal Ann Tak: Mr Johnson s secretary adds to Ballard s school pmt by wearing a pep tag O the University of Washington. He has l T of Brassflttencul Troubles of S Wabs, Answer S 0 S s Mr Peter Schneller counselor charts the course for Muss Eluzabeth Mulls Gurls Advuser of Ballard Hugh School guudes the gurls along the voyages of educatuon leadershup and socual adjustment She supervuses the socual health and work programs for the gurls and also ussues early dusmussals and part tume work permuts She us advuser to the song leaders and sponsor for the Lost and Found and the Gurls Club rest room the students of Ballard Hugh School by admunusterung sulent readung tests and mental untellugence tests to sophomores and Kruder Vocatuonal tests to senuors He durects regustratuon plans the College Conferences and assusts students wuth college scholarshup applucatuons whule servung as advuser to the honor socuety PETER SCHNELLER Counselor A waste of tume says Mr Schneller to Januce Bunten as she contunues wuth her argyles J ' o 0 o xxmbmi . . ELIZABETH MILLS, Girls' Adviser T Of Brass Issue Orders, Quell M utzn lvlr Earl McComb Boys Club Advrser leads the boys of Ballard l-lrgh School through many treacherous wat ers He drrects the actrvrtres of the Boys Assocratron and rts subsrdrarres These subsrdrary actrvrtres rnclude Traffrc Squad Trr B Yell Squad Beaver Servrce Boys therr rndrvrdual problems and rs a frrend to all Q i WALLACE SUTHERLAND Home Vrsrtor Hello there Mr Mc omb shakes hands wrth Mrs Schulman s baby EARL MCCOMB Boys Advrser lVlr Wallace Sutherland trnds hrs rob as home vrsrtor very rnterestrng and enjoyable Durrng the course of the year he lends hrs able advrce and assrstance to teen agers who have had a drffrculty rn meetrng therr attend ance requrrements ln hrs work he acts as a navrgator gurdrng lost shrpmates to a safe and sane destrnatron I . . law x . t , , 9-3 4 Room, and March of Dimes, l-le helps all boys with A ' ' s - ' . HESSELTINE, LEE-Boat trips: Eu- rope, Caribbean, China, Philippines, Hawaii, South America. Ambition Travel more. Pastime: Store work. SMITH, HESTER-Boat trips: Alaska Europe, Japan, China. Hobby: Paint- ing. Pastime: Crocheting. Ufjqcers Sail Rivers, H zlgh Seas, Art HENNING, GRACE-Adviser: Shingle PECKHAM, ANITA-Boat trips: Vic- art. Boat trips: Alaska, San Fran- toria, Vancouver. Favorite seafood: cisco. Favorite seafood: Prawns. Hobby: Designing houses. Ambition: Work hard and become a good painter. Anything fished out of water. Pas- tirne: Accompanying husband when he sings. Commercial VOlLAND, FRANK-Head of depart- ment. School treasurer. Boat trips: Across Lake Sammamish. Favorite seafood: Chef's special, Hobby: Hunting, fishing. Ambition: To be- come ambitious. CANDEE, MARION-Hobby: Garden- ing, Ambition: To spend more time at my cabin. Pastime: Enjoying life at The Candee Box , Fox Island. MOORE, RUTH-Boat trips: Alaska, Europe, Japan, China. Ambition: Visit all countries. Pastime: Cook- ing. WOODS, EVA-Adviser: Forum Club. Boat trips: China, Japan, California, Princess Louise Inlet, gondola in Venice. Hobby, Painting, Englzsh LUPPOLD, MARY-Head of depart- BIRCHMAN, HERBERT - Adviser! ment. Boat trips: New York to San Shingle. Boat trips: Two trips tc Francisco through Panama Canal. Europe, four trips to Victoria. Pas- Hobby: Knitting, color photogra- time: Conversation. phy. Ambition: To write a publish- able book. BURNETT, DON- Assistant coach. Boat trips: Panama Canal, New York. Ambition: Learn to play a piano, Pastime: Cub Scout activ- ities. DAHL, HAROLD-Boat trips: Puget Sound area. Favorite seafood: Oys- ters. Hobby: Photography. Ambi- tion: To teach in one subject field. Come on calls Mrs. Rodenhouse as Mr. Nelson attempts to lead her off stage in Halloween assembly. l6 Relax on Beaches, Collect Sea Li e BLANCHARD, MARY-- Boat trips: Hawaii, Hobby: Looking forward to tomorrow. Pastime: Waiting for to- morrow. BYERS, LEONIDAS--Boat trips: Co- lumbia River, Victoria, Canada, around Manhattan Island, New York. Hobby: Growing fruit. HATTON, JAMES-Boat trips:.To Africa, Italy, France, England. Fa- vorite seafood: Lobster, Hobby: Photography. Ambition: To be a success. This is how it appears to them! The faculty demonstrates a typical P.T.A. dance during assembly. I7 BUCK, DAVID-Adviser: Stage crew, footlighters. Boat trips: To France by U. S. Army transport, across Lake Superior by rowboat. GLASS, SAM-Boat trips: Victoria, across Great Lakes. Hobby: Dahlia raising, mountain hiking. Ambition: To create a new Dahlia. MITCHELL, RUTH-Boat trips: From Nome, Alaska to Seattle. Favorite seafood: Razor clams. Ambition: To catch a big salmon. NELSON, EDWIN L.-Adviser: Junior Class. Boat trips: To England, the Scandinavian Countries. Favorite seafood: Salmon. SEARS, HERBERT-Adviser: Talis- man. Favorite seafood: Boiled sal- mon. Hobby: Reading and fishing. Ambition: To stay well and happy. NICHOLSON, VERA-'Boat trips: Alaska, Europe, California. Hobby: Reading. Ambition: To travel. Pas- time: Gardening. WILSON, GLADYS-Boat trips: Many on Puget Sound. Favorite seafood: Scallops. Hobby: Gardening, sewing. Pastime: Reading. Foreign Language QUIGLEY, DOROTHY - Adviser: Sophomore Class. Boat trips: Alaska, Honolulu. Ambition: To travel around the world. RUSSELL, BEULAH-Adviser: Span- ish Club. Boat trips: Europe, Cali- fornia, Canada. Ambition: To travel around the world. Home Economics WOODS, ARRA-Adviser: Quill Club. Boat trips: China, Alaska, France from England. Hobby: Gardening, music, Pastimes: Reading, concerts, plays. JAHNKE, LUCILE-Boat trips: Vic- toria. Favorite seafood: crab. Hobby: Making things, Pastime: Redecorat- ing the houses my husband remod- els. ARMSTRONG, DONALD - Adviser: Debate. Ambition: To be a lawyer or diplomat. Pastime: Watching sports on TV. Nickname: D. A. A group of students help Mr. Rowlee prepare his room for the presidential elections. LEGG, LOIS-Boat trips: To Califor- nia, Europe, and Princess Louise Inlet. Ambition: To learn more about weaving. Pastime: Driving. History ROWLEE, FRANK-Head: History de- partment. Favorite seafood: French fried crab legs. Hobby: Work in wood. Pastime: Gardening, fishing. GASPAROVICH, ANTHONY-Coach: Baseball, Boat trips: Africa to New York. Favorite seafood: Barbecued prawns. Ambition: To be a success. KOURKOUMELIS, JAMES-Adviser: Student Council. Favorite seafood: Shell foods, providing the shell isn't too hard. Pastime: Saving money. NARDIN, AL-Boat trips: Two to Alaska. Hobby: Photography. Am- bition: To develop peace of soul. Pastime: Reading. TAYLOR, DON-Adviser: Ticket Committee. Boat trips: Lake Michi- gan. Favorite seafood: Brook Trout. Hobby: Reading. fffcers Lana' Elvlz, LIEN, CARSTEN - Adviser: Ticket Committee, Senate, Assembly Order. Pastime: Complaining about the de- pravity ofthe world. ROBERTS, FRANK-Hobby: Writing letters or essays. Ambition: To spend part of my life in Italy or South America. Pastime: Fishing. WALKER, NORMAN-Favorite sea- food: New England chicken lobster -boiled and dipped in melted but- ter, Hobby: Submarining with the Navy, Nickname: Hornet. jj-'- - C omb and Beaches WlTT, LEW-Boat trips: Hawaiian lslands, Guam, Japan. Favorite sea- food: Crab Louie or shrimp. Ambi- tion: Woodworking, building mod- els. Pastime: Reading, sports. Industrial Arts GOODMAN, R. C.-Boat trips: All over the Atlantic in World War l. Favorite seafood: French fried crab legs. Ambition: To just have time and money to go fishing. PAULSEN, CLEMENT-Head: lndus- trial Arts. Pastime: drawing and metalwork. OISTAD, ELMORE-Coach: Golf. Boat trips: Seattle to Alaska: San Fran- cisco to Noumea, New Caledonia: up and down the Solomon Islands. Ambition: To keep the grass green all year around, WORLEY, MILTON-Boat trips: South Seas, Cuba. Favorite seafood: Shrimp. Hobby: Music. Pastime: Construction. Music CHARLTON, HARRIET-Boat trips: Lake Erie and Puget Sound. Ambi- tion: To direct a chorus who will always watch the director! Pastime: Gardening and keeping up my house in Chehalis. Physical BENDELE, HENRY-Coach: Basket- ball and football. Boat trips: Alaska, Canada, Puget Sound. Ambition: To retire early. Pastime: Drawing play diagrams. Nickname: Coach , JENSEN, NORMAN-Boat trips: To Europe and back. Hobby: My kids. Ambition: To retire and go fishing. Pastime: Making a living. Education GOLDSTEIN, NORMAN--Coach: ln- tramural Sports. Favorite seafood: Crab. Hobby: Wrestling. Ambition: To coach three sports. Pastime: Eat- ing leftover turkey. MCGEE, S. CLYDE-Favorite seafood Crab and oysters. Hobby: Boat building. Ambition: To have a suc- cessful year, Mathematics VOEKS, FORREST-Head: Mathemat- ics. Favorite seafood: Crab cocktail Hobby: Photography, agate polish- ing. VAN WINKLE, EDITH-Adviser Skating Club. Favorite seafood Don't care for seafood. Grew up on dry land. Hobb : At resent-ru Y P g making. Ambition: To be a good mathematics teacher. Bob Jensen demonstrates the shaper machine in metal shop, as Herb Kaul and lrvin Johnson watch with interest. RODENHOUSE, IRMA-Adviser: Sen- ior Class. Favorite seafood: Crab. Ambition: To quit teaching biology to nit wits. Nickname: Never had one that would stick, Boys here call me Auntie and the girls call me Mama. Ufjqcers Devour Lutejivle, NELSON, SHIRLEY - Adviser: Little B. Hobby: Playing the piano and reading. Ambition: To travel throughout the United States, then the world, Nickname: Sandy. SPRINGER, ELEANOR--Adviser: Big B. Boat trips: Europe, Magdalena River, nine days up a jungle river on a small stern wheeler pushing a large barge. Favorite seafood: Broiled salmon, thick. Science GLASER, HARRY--Head: Science De- partment. Favorite seafood: Any fish. Hobby: Any outdoor work. Pastime: Not Canasta! Ambition: To invent an easy way of teaching physics. DANNER, EARL-Adviser: Movie crew. Boat trips: Mukilteo to Co- lumbia Beach. Favorite seafood: Salmon. Hobby: Photography, radio. Pastime: Overtime, WALKER, GLEN4Boat trips: Japan, China, Philippines. Hobby: Photog- raphy. Ambition: To take a perfect picture. Pastime: Watching TV. Librarians DARLING, ALBERTA-Boat trips: To the Orient. Favorite seafood: Crab Iouie. Hobby: Taking pictures. Am- bition: To live in the country. SLIPER, OLGA-Boat trips: San Fran- cisco to Los Angeles and back. Hob- by: Collecting books, photography. Ambition: To read all the worth- while books. Clerks CRAIN, lVlARTl-lA--Favorite seafood: The largest crab legs you can find! Hobby: Four children, sewing for them, and putting up blackberry iam. CUSWORTH, REGlNA-Favorite sea- food: Crab. Hobby: Sewing. Am- bition: To travel. Nickname: Gene. BLESSING, LESLIE-Adviser: Fresh- man Class. Favorite seafood: Prawns. Hobby: Photography, hiking. Ambi- tion: To become married before old age. HENNING, ROBERT-Adviser: Ski Club. Coach: Track, Favorite sea- food: Clam chowder, oysters. Hob- by: Camping, sailing, Ambition: To see the year ZOOO AD. Four literature-seeking boys, Ed Peterson, Bob McPherson, Geza Berger, and Ed Brothers, study in our school library. 20 H6Ff1.Hg, Basie in FELTS, SYLVIA-Boat trips: Bremer- ton. Favorite seafood: Steamed clams. Hobby and pastime: Knit- ting. Nickname: Syl. STONE, HELEN - Favorite seafood: Salmon, especially when l catch them. Ambition: To be a good mother and understand teenagers. Pastime: Fishing. WARRlCK, HELEN-Boat trips: Vic- toria, Favorite seafood: Crab. Hob- by: Sewing. Pastirne: Housework. C ool Waters MCCURRY, L, C.-Favorite seafood: Crab. Hobby: Farming: Pastime: Work. Nickname: Mac, TAKI, ANN-Favorite seafood: A nice fresh delicious salmon. Ambi- tion: l don't know-l wanted to be an artist, a fisherwoman, and l eventually want to become a mama! Nurse BURKE, ESTHER-School nurse, Boat trips: British Columbia. Favorite seafood: Crab cocktail, Pastime: Holding hands and taking tempera- tures. Drivefs Training KNOLL, MARK-Drivers training. Boat trips: Alaska, California. Hob- bies: Dramatics, athletics, fishing Ambition: Make people feel that it's fun to stay alive. Adding to the Christmas spirit the school choir carols through the halls just before vacation. Mr. Kourkoumelis talks to parents on Back-to-School night lvlr. Glass and Mrs. Peckham are reminded of their school days as Nancy Ross shows them around the library. 2 l Deck Hands Swab Scuppers, Caulle Seams CUSTODIAL STAFF Rowl Bredeson Boston Sples Colllson Carlson Row 2 Delzell Burner Olts Seelng that everythlng rs shrp shape IH the borler ro are cus toduan helpers Boston and Delzell The Black Gang under Chuef Engnneer Carlson IS the part of the crew that keeps everything below deck nn tnp top shape lf lt weren t for these engnneers the com pannon ways and Cabins would be left dnrty and cold towels would never be sent to the laundry bulkhead doors and portholes would be left opened or unlocked and llghts wouldn t be Int nn the morning and blown out at nlght On top ot thus who would man the bulge pumps when the locker rooms get flooded and who would look out for the safety of oftncers and Crew? All sorts of things would happen and wouldn t happen too If these heartues weren taround 1 2 L .. ., . . , . , . . . , , , s l, ' 5 f , , . . l . 1 , , . . . - . , Om' - ' Mess Cooks Slzng Chow as Crew Clzows Down The lunchroom statt had a bug job on our 52 53 voyage Maklng chow Isnt the only job these ga ey slaves had to put up wnth Thus crew cleans up everythung and t make theur job a llttle tougher they don t have enough equlpment The greatest concern of turst Iutt Brest IS to keep everything sanntary and to cook good and hearty meals tor the Beavers Plannmg the lunches IS a bug job too Not only dud these tars make lunches every day but when Thanksglvlng and Chrlstmas rolled around they served turkey and the trlmmungs to everyone on board Thus crew has done a commendable job for Ballard In preparing and serv :ng meals whnch everyone enjoyed Mr Flemung tells Mrs Brest and Mrs Rodenhouse what he lnkes about Ballard LUNCHROOM STAFF Remme Carlson Brest manager Rosen Kelly fp Mass Legg shows a prepare a meal group ot boys un the cookmg class how to O 1 ' ' ' Il - ' O 9 . , I V l X , X J gllx X e W 4 -.,1- Greta Haag-Qmcm fmds out all about Oscarxs bamaclc fran-cwork an her hcalth cducarwon dass ,nr- '. , 4 ' I f f 4- . fy mt .9 151753 ,-g-1. 3 A ,',,, ali 5? 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X . vw i Q SPANlSl-I GALLEON-The galley became obsolete with the advent of the sailing vessel which was more practical because of its greater capacity and seaworthiness and because it took tewer people to operate It The sailing vessel moved the theatre of war and commerce to the remotest corner ot the known world and made possible the duscovery ot the New World One of the greatest sallnng vessels was the Spanish Galleon Thus sturdy little vessel was built to carry heavy loads of treasure and to stand up under the worst weather The galleon helped Spaln become the rlchest and most powertul country ot the trme Urgamzatzons fe Ronnle Ltndh Harold Musolf Ray Thors uk and Charles Lrebst get the arc protector ready for salltng Y v 8 x A We I --...Q Ag J ., 'TTT--L? fi n . . , v , , Bosuns Issue Orders, Engzneer Deals OFFICERS Under the leadership of Admlral Hanson these officers have had the task of navigating some 800 boys through the l9'52 1953 year The offices of Boys Club are Pres: dent Vnce President Secretary Reporter ano Student manager CABINET The Boys Club Cabrnet consists of mates from stage crew movle crew fleld pa trol lntra mural sports yell squad safety pa trol trafflc squad and the highest boy officer of each class Thus hearty crew has worked dances May Day and assemblles of all sorts BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Mr Mc omb adviser McCann vnce presndent Hanson presndent Selander secretary Vey student manager BOYS CLUB CABINET Rowl Hanson Slrnpson Vey Anderson Taylor Utlgard Row 2 Tulare Rosen Carskadden Hebng Eder Vulgares O l - hard this year in sponsoring and co-sponsoring , H C A H l l Chief Bosunfv Mates Haggle About Problems GIRLS CLUB officers are the Captains of the Crew Each has her own job and crew wuth whom she works to make the Gnrls Club the wonderful organuzatlon at IS They make nt pos sible to have actnvltles such as the Faculty Tea the Father Daughter Banquet the overseas boxes and many other thnngs Thus crew as a wnllung one whose members at tend meetings once a week and lay the groun work for the Gurls Club actuvutues Each of these gurls has a commfttee working under her The members of thus crew have been chosen for their good work sn previous years here at Bal ar GIRLS CLUB OFFICERS Want recordung secretary Lean der correspondung secretary Johansen presndent Santwnre vlce presldent Earnhart treasurer Mnss Mllls advlser GIRLS CLUB CABINET Rowl Johnson Melcho Haram Stearns Fraser Olson Franklin Detert Morruson Knudsen McDanneI Anderson Stock Row 2 Mlss Mllls Advuser Knldahl Stone Jones Wall Mumau Johnson Murphy Barnes Lundholm Olnver Mayn Thompson Campbell West Stone Hart Bunten . . . . . . - y I - ' 3 - , : . 1 . v : . 1 , ' . - f -fwmamf -ywwasmu we fa 114 ' , F . ..7 j I . s. A BOYS' CLUB HELPERS--Millican, Bradbury, Gislason, Lingenbrink, Lysen, Burnett, Anderson. Terry Goodman is announced by industrious Boys' Club Helper Don Cameron. Crew Members Azd Bosuns, P an ornpzfes Many are the chores of the seamen helpers nn the hold of the Boys Club room These able bodied mates malntann and keep a clean room There IS a crew on the lob every period of the day Among their many jobs IS helplng the srckly sea dogs and answering the telephone The P T A sponsors dances on the second and fourth Saturdays ot every month The Boys and Gnrls Clubs vvork together on these to make them a success Wullung members ot the P T A chaperone each dance The clever programs are made by members of the dance committee P TA DANCE COMMITTEE Row l West chaurman Srroh Moore Lundh Salander Thompson Anderson Barnes Detert Knudsen Dlehl Mayn Peterson Jones Santwurc Row Z Bay Stone Darst Earnheart McEwen McKinley Fraser Jcnsen Hunter Mclunv. Bucl Santwnrc Row 3 Baync Tcnny Steele Bowerman Morrison Conrad Linden Green Mitchell Norton Row 4 Stark Erk Sibley Beeson Campbcll Olson Suryan Smrth Sumpson Baunton 9 I - ' . . 2 I , Q I . , . , , . . V J x w s . -, ' ' ' . . . , - - . . . . . l , , 1 b , 3 . . aww Found nn the mudst of rnakung posses tor the Mother Daughter Banquet are ener gene gals Gaul Shannon and Jerry Ssbley These gurls spend a peruod In the Glrls Club Room every day taking care of gurls who are III helping Mass Malls and working on the varlous projects of the Gurls Club They also srgn In gurls who come to the Club Room during their study halls or come to see Mass Mllls up- GIRLS CLUB HELPERS-Row I Hughbanks Stone Peterson Olnver Santwere Row 2 McDonald Holman Anderson Lalne Rogers Row3 Hart Wagner Slmms Sullnvan Each roll representative ns responsuble tor keep Ing the students In his roll Informed of the ac tnvltues of the school They have a bull sesslon about once a month to dnscuss varaous problems and then It us thelr duty to report the results ac curately to theur rolls GIRLS CLUB REPRESENTATIVES-Rowl Detert Spencly Horst Scott Graham Cohen Hasselberg Snyder Klldahl Berg Plerce Halderman Haapla Yager Vanderhoot Row 2 Alltson Leplsto Masecar Hochstetter Jones Waxdal Hughbanks Lewts Stangle Morrlson Swaftord Wulkerson Voodg Row 3 Erk Albrlghtson Mountaun Sootcr Stroh Abelson McGlockltn deClllla Tenny Olsen Johnson Johnson Row -4 Systad Seymour Leetch Johnson Wnght Fenswlck Hobbs Schumann Lockwood Thornton Row 5 Paulson Morman Taylor Dtldtnc Smlth Murphy Keller Rael on Crew Beefs to Bosuns, Responds to Seaside Recruits Yeomen Print News, Interview Aa'm1'ralt TALISMAN Row l Rowse Moore Jones Campbell Rousey Bay Smmonsen Mr Sears advuser Hochstetter Polmateer Row 2 Snmpson Chnstensen Pedersen Overby Harns Lnverrnore Green Row 3 Abraharnson ONenll Langdahl Camp bell DeShazo Hemmungson Beeson McDaniel Energetlcally rushlng to and fro to gather story maternals and then typlng them up furnously Talisman staff yeomen set thelr sanls towards a brighter horlzon for I953 Working hard all year the newspaper crew keeps the students Informed of all past present and future actlvntnes Put tlng their best feet forward edltorlal cam palgns Included School Splrlt Assembly Seatlng Corrldor Courtesy and School Clean up Newswrutung ll students cov ered their beats well by nntervnewnng such celebrltles as Fred Warnng Nat -w Kung Cole Stan Kenton lvlerceedees 2:11 M the Chu Ps: Quartet and Llnfueld College Chonr Advnser lvlr Sears TALISMAN Moore Jones Rousey DeShazo Harris Rowse Campbell Bay Sumonsen - 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 - 1 1 1 - . . , . , . . - - 1 1 1 1 1 V - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 , . I . . KU 1 1 1 1 - ' ' - Xb' 4 ' 1 1 1 f - - 14 I . 11 . . . 1 ' 1. . 11 1 1 1 1 2 V, 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 , . lndustrrously launchlng theur efforts for a greater annual Shrngle staff members whole heartedly dlved unto the job of plan nung the l953 Shmgle The long voyage of the crew began by attendlng the annual yearbook Conference at the Unnverslty of process of maknng layouts pxeture taknng Copy writing and pasting up panels the crew started to bunld the theme of theur log Recognutlon for the l952 Shungle was awarded rn the form of All Amerlcan rat :ng ID the National Scholastuc Press As socnatnon Yearbook contest Advusers art Mrs G l-lennnng buslness edltornal photography Mr Burchman Sl-lINGl.E7Row l: Amundson, edltorg Nelson. Morphy Henley Davis Mclilnley Graham Cohen Armstrong Rlewards Conway Row 2: Mr, Bnrchman, advaserg Larsonx Schulenburg Bunten Alger Abelsen Coleman Hansen Horn Row 3 Jcne Lund, Lnndh, Dolstad, Lacher, Johnson, Broom, Keller Yeomen Keep Log, Pen Records, Snap Pzctures Washington in October, Then, Ithroogh a ea Law ers Dzspute Pros, Cons, Swabs Sym Yarns X DEBATE lvl Armstrong adviser Horst l-laselberg Jorgensen Butler Terrace McKinley Enness Banks Mumau Quickstad DEBATE Under the supervision of Mr Arm strong the sea lawyers achieved the answers to many problems The crew spent over a month looking up material for each of these problems States and l-low Can the U SA Best Promote International cooperation Some of the hearings took place in other high schools QUILL. CLUB S main purpose is that of a literary club in which creative writing is both encour aged and developed A formal initiation reveals the clubs motto D E A to new members meetings more lnteresting This year the mem bers original writings were written under pen names Adviser Miss Arra Woods Ull.L CLUB Rowl Alger Bunten Roberts MissA Woods adviser Reynolds Gonser Wright Sundt Leibst Row 2 Miller Polrnateer Yowell Campbell Gifford Ross Burdette Wise Sigurdsen Row 3 DePoe Moll Hawk Justus Creason Adema Messagie McCormick Standing Nelson Row 4 Strand Epler Wilson Johnson Sartz Eines Rockas Smith S ' ' . K K rr ,W 'XX ' 9 ss, r , yi g Conservation of National Resources ot the United Slides, movies, and speakers help make the club Q -- : , ,V , ' . ,I 'U 3 , , ' , , ' . 1 Swabs Speak Language' in Every Port FORUM CLUB Row l Swattord presudent Hasselberg vlce presrdent Moore secretary ONerll reporter Miss E Woods advrser Holder Adler Jacobsen Thorpe Lake Row 2 Masecar Pederson Snyder Hochstetter Hunter Stroh McGlocklln Veskrmets Carlson Row 3 Evenson McEwen Turcott Peterson Thompson West Tenny Morrison Amundson Row 4 Lee Fraser McKrnley Detert Kundsen Pederson Melrne Duehl FORUM CLUB meetings offer commercial stu dents a telescopic View unto the business world Speakers relate their experiences and offer ad tion will be invaluable to those who desire to map out a career IH busrness The Clubs ad vlser Miss E Woods showed slides of her tray els through several colorful European countries SPANISH CLUB The crew members enrolled rn the Spanish classes are unnted to make up the Spanish Club which IS commanded by Miss highlighted by the vusuts of two guests who en tertanned them with pictures and slides ot Co Iombla South America Spain and the Helsunkn Olympic Games SPANISH CLUB Row l Pederson presndent Jacobsen vice president Brasen secretary Mellne Drehl Peterson Smrth Abraham Carlson Butler Row2 Miss Russell adviser Conway Morman Fletcher Crook Rostad Wall Stroh Sooter Kleve Krldahl Sather Row 3 Smith Brooks Hudson Rousey Gales Soderland McCall Johnson Rundquust M Echeverrra A Echeverrla if J vice to attentive club members. This intorma- Russell Their past year of activity has been SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY-Row I: Yowell, Sather, Petersen, Jensen, Chenoweth, Leander, McGlockIin, Peterson, Meline, McEwen, Swafford, Webber. Row 2: Richardson, Ormbrek, Schweizer, Mallett, Snaring, Quist, Medine, Listman, Wall, Olsen Nielsen, Row 3: Nygren, Rosen, Krull, Sandberg. Downing Ness, Alger, Ristau, Mumau, Williams, Rowse, Moore, Stroh Row 4 Smith Odegard Organ Wright McCormick Van Huystee Terrace McDaniel DeShazo Sooter Swanson Stone Honor Society set its sails for action this year in Operation Good Citizenship and Scholarship Members ratified a new constitution which when passed by other Seattle high schools will alter the requirements for membership in Honor Society They sponsored a Thanksgiving Day S wabs Secure Honors, assembly and ushered at the school plays and concerts throughout the year Another service sponsored yointly with the Girls Club was the vocational conference which gave Seniors an opportunity to hear the top brass in their re spective fields They also attended the college JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Row I Horst Leo Lepse Dreisbach Rosen Crisp Lenser Paulson Salander Lundell Busey Shellhorn Hackney Peterson Flink Stevenson Johnston Row 3 Linerud Jenks Iverson Ackerlund Justus Page Hendrikson Johnson Sira Casperson Rogers Bayne Kemph Adema Johnson Row 4 Nielsen Williams Beckley Rundle Groshong Dolstad Trombley Kringle Blackman Hawk Waxdahl Peterson Rogers Kleve Jacobsen Price Sandvik Row 5 Kestle Helton Milligan Wilson Crook Fiarvoll Marion Nerland Oberg Rostad Johnson Lord Youngblood Hughbanks Lobaugh Overhus, Kildahl, Berg, Hasselberg, Roscoe. Row 2: Green, Kerzie, Goleeke, Svege, Mathews, Krause, Ness, McDonald, SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Rowl Butler Earnheart Detert Barnes Olson Knudson Jones Rolle Stock Davus Row 2 Banks Hecht Bray Nelson Campbell Fraser Adler Hedman Anderson Dxehl Johansen Row3 Holdren Froderberg Egtvedt Jones Gnagey Kung Johnson Bray Haagensen Carlson Creason Row4 Carskadden Hart Folkestad Johannesen Creason Hanson Hudson Ferryman Drake Duel for Scholarshqvs conferences where they learned about the van ous northwest colleges The 1 g members worked to earn their sensor Honor Soclety puns while the proud torch bearers worked to earn the right to keep thelrs after graduatlon They also stnved to wan an offered scholarshup The cabnnet snts and looks nnterested as Bull Hecht press dent addresses them Honor Soclety offucers were nomunated and elected by the members Then with the and of the adviser they appointed a cabnnet These two bodies combnnecl for frequent dnscussuon meet ungs and put Important questlons before the soc: ety at large who then voted on them yn- HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS-Krull vnce presldent Bun ten secretary Hecht presndent ' . t . . . . , t , . - ' . . , . t . . . . . . - . . , . . . , . . . - . t . . 1 . . v . . 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Shore Patrol Shoes Lulabers, Squads Reel Fzlms MOVIE CREW rudung over treacherous waters has succeeded agaun to chart a true course The crew members have cast thenr Innes on the port able tables and pulled them unto the rooms ot hlgher learning The trlp thus year has been harder wnthout the home port ot A I but they MOVIE CREW Row Lrndh Nesset Carrns Jones Ferry man Row 2 Musolf Setter Paulson Thors vllc CrlSp I-IALL PATROL acting luke Neptune the pro tector ot the deep has served as a warnung beacon to all wandering Beavers Mauntalnlng their stations In the halls In between periods the members have served faithfully tor the semester The capable adviser ns Mr Earl McComb Boys HALL PATROL Row l Bay Tulare on way Paulson Leetsch Morman lvlntchell Jones Row 2 Bray Nygren Green Url owsen Hecht Smrth Row 3 Olson Lnngenbrlnk Tuft Sawyer Lmden J hansen Row 4 Han son Selander Pnnce DuCIos Egrvedt Horn Norton I It ' . . have used 309 as a port of call. Counselors : , , C - , El ' , ' f . 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A Shore Patrol Stands Watch Uver Crew -1 FIELD PATROL Row Crlsp Mr 0 stern Mr McComb advnsers Hansen Charles Schmoe Row 2 Lysen Moldenhour Ferryrnan Drake Nl sen Swangsne Row 3 Johansen Bergman Trombley Elderkln Hedman FIELD PATROL handled mob control whenever there was a school actlvlty on deck Chasing basketballs across the Ice Arena s frozen wastes and openung bulk head doors to keep the frozen wastes frozen were only a few of their jobs These salts have manned their statlons well and deserve a bug hand from Ballard SAFETY PATROL IS small In number but with lvlr Goldsteln at the helm It has proved very effectnve In close battles with the cars on 15th at 67th I-lelpung Ballard s numerous Freshmen across l5th ns one of :ts Important duties These tars have been keeplng with the true tradltuon of co operatlon and helpfulness with the police SAFETY PATROL First Row Larry Olson Ron Lysen and Ray Salrnonson Second Row Ray Anderson Doug Olson Rlchard Anderson and Mr Goldsteun ' I , It ', .GId- : . 3 I , I- . . , , , . T I . 1 , , Clerks Muster Squads, Issue Logs, Almanacs, Keys AUDITORIUM CLERKS The lob of checklng the muster an the study hall talls on the shoul ders of Audettes supervlsed by Mrs Cusworth Accurate records are kept of all students who go A W O L erts Johnson Nelson Hubbard McGull Row 2 Moser Akse Storrs Klser Bourke Olson Bporn tad Dye AUDlTORIUM HELP- ERS-Row l: Mrs. Cusworth, Foster, Fen- ton, Maraveller, Berg, Wright, Sibley. Row 2: Johnson, DeChamp- lain, Westphal, Mc- Glocklin, Craft, Swag- ner, Mayn. Row 3: Nelson, Hatchet, Low- ry, Pennarnen, Cus- worth, Brown, Brastad. CUSTODIAL STAFF Mr Carlson along with has able seamen keeps track of all locks and keys TICKET SELLERS The gurls under the cap able leadership of Mr McGee can usually be seen nn the front hall sellmg tuckets Drehl Melune Langdahl Mr Lnen advtser Rylander Stroh Rytter Chrlstensen Alakangas CUSTODIAL HELPWROW l: Mr, Carlson, adviser, Rob- TlCKET SELLERS-ROW li Mr. T-3Yl0V. advlsefl PETQYSOH. Swabs Sell Passes, Track Down A W 0 L s OFFICE 'LERKS Clemens Craft Cus worth Moser Ross Subley Thumlert Bel anger Rrngstad Lund Taber Belanger Tak: OFFICE HELPERS receuve their first experience In offnce work under the dnrectlon of Mrs Tak: They help wlth the swrtchboard trllng and other functions of the offnce assastung students and Instructors with their troubles Up brnght and early to check an absentees are Lllllan Belanger and Charlene Moser ATTENDANCE CLERKS Mrs Stone and her helpers spend the morning hours before school rn the lunchroom preparlng tardy and absence sllps rnakung out early dusmussals and prepar :ng the absentee bulletln ATTENDANCE CLERKS Rowl Mrs Stone Mrs Felts advuser Row 2 Bunten Arnurvdson Belanger Gray Wllson Pnerce lskos Marayeller Mc ueen O I C C xi , . . , . - r Q . v V t t - l X l Moreland Johnston Johnson Knlgore Johnson Anderson Hawkens Manthy Phrlles Vaughn Rankrn Johnson Mess Cooks Serve Mess M ates, an the galley under thelr svvunglng pots and pans Recruzts Relay News Llbrary Helpers work each peruod In the llbrary The Lunchroom staff of l952 served the hungry rssunng and dlstrlbutlng maternal takung attend beavers not wood but a wholesome lunch every ance shelvung the books and keeprng them rn day Chrrstmas and Thanksguvrng brought tur order Occasnonally they plan the dlsplays key and trnmmlngs The helpers get tree lunches 40 LUNCHROOM HELP ow rs Brest adviser Case Butler Davis Rousey Pennamen Payne Roberts Johnson Row Frank Mazza Shores Lysen Schroe r Euler Johnson Nrxon Row 3 Bor aker Mayor Spence Lemmon Watlung Mendenhall y its M t 5 LIBRARY STAFF-Homsher, Lewis, Halsen, Moniey, Hubbard, Holm. Here We find Mrs, Bremml and Mrst Carolson O ERS-R l: M - 2: l , V de , Y' , l SENATE Rowl Forrester presndent Rosen Davus secretary Stone Paduano Jacobsen Swanson DePree Caspersen Johnson Belanger DeChamplaun Stanton Rockas Row 2 Krull Goodman Kung Bell Shullenberg Berg Knldahl Stone Hagbo Hart Howlck Mallett Row3 Mater Ferryman Suryan Corey Clampett Grover Dowmng Hutchison Mayn Rostad DeShazo Kestlc ROW4 Johnson Lungren Jacobsen Paulson Hagen Boehme Morman Simms Frye Fosse Taylor Dever Johansen Enszgns T ake Tlzezr Trzcle at the Helm Senate was made shnp shape early thus year for Out of thus year s sea of memorues wnll come nts voyage to success Through success at duties thoughts of serious work for Ballard S Student well done these ensugns will work up the rlggrng Councrl as this group of school elected stu as easnly as old sea dogs dents dnrects attalrs STUDENT COUN lL w l Prlnce presndent Stock vuce presudent Hugley sec retary Goleeke Han son Row 2 Ouver Carskadden Christen son Johanson Scheu mann Row 3 Detert Hecht Forrester Karr Utugard Llngenbrlnk 1 - Z t . 1 . . , . . , . . , . . - I . . t , - , , t ' CC ' ' JJ ' - - N.- -Ro 1 , 1 v - v u T 1 1 - , . Crew Handles Rzggzng, Secures Gear One of Ballard s clubs of long tradition is Foot senting annual fall and spring productions are its basic activities When a student takes Drama ll he is automatically a member of Foot lighters The fall play HEAVEN CAN WAIT starred Allen Johannessen as the boy who was killed in an airplane accident and didn t want to go to heaven The spring play UNCLE FRED FOOTLIGHTERS ow l Warfor Overby King Lang dahl Arnhold Hutcn :son lvlr Buck advis er Row 2 Gif rd Johannsen Eidsvoog ONeilI Hazen Wil lard Engmark Row 3 Schwartz Nesset Liv ermore Held Budke McDaniel Carlson FLITS BY starred Bruce VanHuystee Marilyn STAGE CREW was fog bound after Heaven Can Wait but under Captain Bucks skillful hand they made a quick recovery With all swabs bear ing hands plays and assemblies went over big ln two years at sea the Skipper has made these landlubbers look like old tars STAGE CREW Row Vulgares E er Weaver Corey Peters Row 2 Myrseth Fer ryman Cairns Mol denhour Dolstad Boi vin C O R : d. . F F : V t0 lighters. Sponsoring school assemblies and pre- Roscoe, and Marvin Rosand. Adviser: lvlr. Buck. l 3 ,Td , C0195 and Gals Cast off Lznes Glzbl ASSEMBLY ORDER Row l Cruchon Cole Ohrt Olson Pedersen Moore Row 2 Bun ten Abelsen Stone West Row 3 Norton Sampson Morman Anderson Wall Row 4 Olson Green Cam eron ASSEMBLY ORDER Mr Llen us the exec otflcer In charge of the people who try to dns courage dlscourteous or tactless actnvltles that may occur durmg an assembly lf warned three times the roll In questuon ns then barred from assemblles Thus roll then has to prepare a plan to be presented to them If the plan ns accepted they can once more attend assemblves Mem bers are on duty all year ASSEMBLY PLANNING and SEATING The assembly plannmg commuttee us the group that ns In charge of all assemblnes With their chaur man Mass Luppold they have put on some tune assemblies To solve the problem of seatmg stu dents at the assemblres thus years class ap pointed a student councnl committee whose job ut was to assign seats Under the leadership of Mr Llen thrs gob has been accomplished ASSEMBLY PLAN NING ASSEMBLY SEATING Row l Pedersen Barnes De ver Mr Lnen advrser Row 2 Mlss Luppold Mnss Nucholson Mrs Moore Qunst Porter Hobbs ..,..--15, me..-Q SL ft' ' JJ ' 4 V' . V' . G H Q C' - . t A Q, , l . I L t g, , . ,A fi I 3 I , - fx , i . fl 11 , f f ' ' In ' ,T Y -J , 'C ff' 5 ,ff A so wig ' ,f' fl 5 I he Mdf1.H6fS Sing Sea Chanteys Fowble, Bowin, Beck Stearns, Lysort. CHOIR-Row l: Horst, Darst, Johnson, Salander, Cohen, Petersen, Biel, Smith, Busey, Burdette, Harris, Hasselberg Hedman, Smith, Worthington, Arnhold, Row 2: Hale, Murray, Fairchild, Peterson, Waxdahl, Taber, Leo, Gregerson, Billett Meicho, Oyerby, Ballard, Deshazo, Harris. Row 3: Muesser, McDonald, Knowles, Yowell, Rundquist, Dye, Johnson, Nelson Block, Cancilla, Anderson, Price, Johnson, Anderson, Row 4: Andreassen, Hutchinson, Tulare, Vey, Nordmark, Helm Hayes, White, Goleeke, Hansen, Youngren, Peugh, Maier, Nielson, McCormick. BOYS' GLEE-Row l: Yager, Bendixsen, Yager. Erickson, Harris, Rootyik, Wade, Jennings, Olney, Poor, Anderson, Row 2: Gibluncl, Helm, Olsen, Flick, Aksdal, Bush, Davy, Steele. Row 3: Paulson, Blackmore, Smith, An- dreasen, Holman, Hom- sher, Christopherson, Ei- thier, Lyons, Sphung, GlRL'S SENIOR GLEE- Row li Clark, Quist Hawkins, Polmateer, Bell Shullenberg, Gnagey, Abraham, Hort, Akse, Morrison, Hedman, Car- rington, Faia, Roberts Row 2: Hale, Friar, Over- hus, Timm, Johnson, Ed- son, Gray, Thorpe, Ness Brasen, Harris, Nystrom Voogd. Row 3: Fairchild Oberg, Williams, Steven- son, Pedersen, Kemph Hobbs, Ballard, Johnson Arnold, Overby. Row 4 Knowles, Hagen, Jodrell Marion, Anderson, Ristau Fjarvold, Parks, Gustaf- son, Higley. Waves Sing, Count Cadence The Ballard A-Cappella Choir, di- rected by Miss Harriet Charlton, is an advanced mixed chorus composed of sixty to sixty-tive voices, Among their many performances of the year was the All-City High School Choir Festival and the city centennial cele- bration, Seattle On Parade. Dur- ing the Christmas season the choir caroled tor the patients at Firlands Sanitarium as well as singing for our own Christmas Pageant, Among some of the annual events in which they participated were the Mid- Winter and Spring Concerts, Bac- calaureate, and Commencement, The Boys' Glee Club participated in many programs throughout the year, the first of which was the Thanks- giving Day assembly. Once a week they combined with the Girls' Senior Glee to form a mixed chorus which sang for the Christmas Pageant and Spring Concert. The Girls' Senior Glee is a group of about forty-tive girls chosen from the Junior Glee clubs. During the course of the year they sang tor the annual Christmas Pageant, the Mid- Winter and Spring Concerts, and provided special music at various school assemblies. Sazlors Blow the Man Down, Fzcfdle or Crew BAND Row l Kuldahl Pease Nelson Ormbrek Blomquxst Chase Steele Martin Spencer Row 2 Creason Ruffner Stevens Prosstse Anderson Rundell Lepse Armstrong Swenson Row 3 Oppltger Chrtstuanson Drage Roscoe Forseth Larsen Federspnel BAND These sea dogs meet every mornnng to practice for thelr many performances The entnre school and pep assemblies They also played and marched nn two parades and at two assemblues at Port James Monroe ORCHESTRA These manners are quite the musmcal sort They performed at three concerts meeting and an assembly at Port James Monroe Under the dnrectuon of Mr Jensen they enter tam as well as learn ORCHESTRA Rowl Goleeke Yowell Hawk Justus Anderson Stanyuk Moc Jegerson Row 2 Rowell Hawkins Holme Terrace Schweuzer Nelson Slpe Row 3 Chase Darlungton Lepse Rundle Hodgson Drensbach Rowffl Strande Larson Drage Gallup Peterson Baunton Snow ' if JJ ' f band played at football games, four concerts, and a Christmas assembly and concert, at a P.-T.A. Swabs Sung, Dance Hornpzfe BAND Row l Neulson Wolf Newton Supe Schweuzer Eruckson Darlungton Sundun Case Row 2 Beckley Wulluams Hodgson Baunton Wagner Summs Booth Karr Elowsen Row 3 Snow Lewus Drake Moran Murphy Gallup Peterson Steele These three gurls are Ballard s bubblung mauor TRIPLE TRIO Thus all gurl choral group trav where ut goes Charlotte Rolue us master manner Thus year they sang for the Father Daughter but Renee Amundson took over on the specualty Banquet P T A and the Junuor Tea Advuser sude by doung a performance at Port James lvluss Charlton Monroe GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Row l Thorpe Morruson Horst l-lenruksen Hedrnan Row 2 Hale Meucho Taber Rundquust Nelson Row 3 MAJORETTES Amundson Rolue Barbour Worthungton Ball Janssen Petersen I I L A f ' , 4 5 L 1 1 f 4 . v 4. 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'Nr' O-.45 M MITCHELL YI..-F' Nelscn slups under for 3 and a frrst down as Beavers nsove down fleld to pay dart Egtvedt heads ott a Grrzzly play r on a punt return Olson l7ll reaches for Leetschs pass deep ln Roosevelt s terrntory Ballara' Buccaneers Ballard Roosevelt ln the furst Beaver game the Teddues were beat l2 O The tallues came In the second Cluar ter the flrst sparked by a 22 yard pass from Leetsch to Nelson and the second by a 23 yard pass from Leetsch to Green Olson and Sampson dld the Scoring Ballard Queen Anne The Beavers took a 6 6 tue wlth the Grnzzly ated wlth a pass from Leetsch to Norton on the Zl Nelson and Slmpson carrled to the 2 and Sumpson crossed vvrth the equaluzer Ballard Garfield Our boys put on a real shovv Wuth Leetsch passing to Green good work by Iunemen and runs by Sampson Norton and Nelson the Bull dogs sank at a loss of Zl O Ballard Franklin Insplred uakers gave Ballard her fnrst and only defeat In a Zl O tussle Fnrst half fumbles pen altaes and pass unterceptuons handncapped the Beavers but they managed to hold the Green Wave nn the second v . team making the first kill, The Beavers retali- , Q . Beaver lnnernen hold fast as Morrnan makes a try for pount Sezze Second Place Ballard West Seattle The Beavers found unexpectedly tough oppo sntuon headed by Chesterfreld who scored the sungle T D Threatenlng Beavers put over only tvvo scores both ln the second half by Green and Nelson vvlnn1ngl3 6 Ballard Cleveland Cleveland found the Beavers takung revenge terceptnons by Ackerland passung by Leetsch to Green and runs by Vey and Nelson Ballard rolled a 29 7 victory Ballard Lmcoln To cunch second place the Beavers took a l2 6 vvun from the Lynx ln the fxrst half Ballard s Olson recovered on the 24 Leetsch hut Norton for 35 Runs by Nelson Slmpson and Norton made It 6 O Llncoln tied with a 72 yard drnve but the Beavers vvon from the l Ballard s defense proves too tough as Beavers stop a 'leve land back Nelson 'DO b te off a large ga n before be ng stopped n the Roosevelt game l I for what the Quakers had done, With pass ina SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL Rovvl McCann l-lebug Jenks Stangvuk Manoludes Vanderhoof Campbell Lobaugh Row Z Groshong Crnpe Gnslason Rnchey Sngler Knngle Zuppe Row 3 Hansen Youngblood Vuks Frost Lyons Johnson Swaslzlyuclelzng Swabbzes Smk Opponents SECOND TEAM Coach Gasparovlchs 52 eleven came through the year with two setbacks to end up un second Second Team Box Scores place The Beavers seconds dlsplayed a fnghtnng spnrut and Roosevelt good sportsmanship that has always played a donnlnant part Qameld West Seattle Franklln the Ballard hopefuls next year s varsity sparked by many Cleveland nn Beaver athletucs Wuth a year s gridiron experlence behand tune men should be outstanding Hopes of vuctory drop as subs look on IH dlsbeluet In last munutes of Beavers take time out to slze up Quaker de Franklin game fgnge 'I l l A ' - -' -- 6... ...l4l l3 . . Queen Anne .. O A ' O... ' ...6 . . . ... . . l8.. ' l25... '...7 . ' '. 25... ...7y THIRD TEAM FOOTBALL Row I Roen Young Corbett Botvun Johnson Anderson Srnuth Row 2 Rasmussen Carl Moldenhour Morgan Chrlstenson Burkland Kuenzu Fresk Row 3 Hanson Berry Berg Perrugo Hurst Beck Martun Aadland Olson Galer Darby Youngsters Learn the Ropes, Show Promzse THIRD TEAM Unde h atchtu'e,e 4C aeh D nB Third Team Box Scores nett the new generation of sea gorng grrdders fought thelr ROOSQVQH way to a three way tue wath Roosevelt and Garfneld The boys Garfield went through the year vvnnnung tour tying one and Iosung West Seattle Franklin Cleveland boys came through with a spurnt and determunataon that made one Though the year was a Iuttle rough at tumes stuli the thern outstandung nn the clty league Whats next? as the bag questuon as Beaver g YELL SQUAD-Jacobsen Hayes Broom Tular 'KING Mc into the huddle Corr-mek Neely Nnelson T N CK JJ ' IZ... ,..O , 'y 8 , . QueenAnne .. O 4 1 h A 0... ' ...13 - ' 6- WO - r t 6... '...6 ' ' I3.,. ...O V N u' H l V SC 1 1 - A- ' Spur t and song r ng out as Beaver boosters lead n s nglng our Alma Mater at games end Majorettes take part n halt tlme program Penny Cheer, Song Leaders Pzlot Crew 111 Yells YELL SQUAD This years squad under the leadershlp ot Jnm Tulare Kung helped put our football team an second place and our bas ketball team from last to tutth place wnth the tune cheering and good sportsmanshup vvhlch has set Ballard apart from other schools SONG LEADERS Le s glve a yell yes lets d not for the team on the fneld but for the gals who wnth a great deal of enthusuasm helped build up Ballards splrut vvlth new songs and routlnes whlch kept the rooting section full of lute and our teams full ot tlght N- SONG SQUAD Coho Dctert l-lar am Knudse Stan gle Cohen Cheno weth Al l l l ' ' l -l l . -, , -,. T. . y v , 1 nv - A YQ fre -N., K it . I ry' Y.. , xg Fx 59 0 ' QE-4' 'N- COACHES Goldsteln Bendele Jensen Burnett Hennung Onstad Gasparovlch THE COACHING STAFF This years seven coachlng staff members worked together under theur motto of One for all and all for one The mann purpose was cooperatnon In thelr teams and among themselves The dutues held by our coaches are as follows Mr Bendele lS head football and basketball coach Mr Gas parovuch as head baseball coach and assistant football coach lvlr Goldstein ns assnstant bas ketball coach as well as coach for entramural sports Mr Olstad as golf coach Mr Jensen coaches tenms Mr l-lennung coaches baseball Coaches HEUHIUE and BUVFYQTT IISTQH to QUGSTIOHS ffOm Coach Olstad takes tame out from coaching to spread a llrtle sports minded Beaver knowledge on math , C C t 'Y l T Admirals Show Maneuvers, Prove Deadl in Battle oopsters Sink Shots, Ballard hoopsters, in their battle for the city crown, found it rough going as they suffered defeat at the hands of Garfield and Lincoln in the first games of the season, The third contest found the Beavers winning their first game by trouncing West Seattle only to be upset again by the Teddies, Quakers and Eagles, thus ending up at the bottom of the city league. Hanson puts one in, as Ballard rallies over Lincoln. Fzlght Rough Battles ln the second round the story changed as the city Giant Killers, toppled Garfield, Lincoln, West Seat- tle, Roosevelt and Franklin in successive encounters. But in the last game of the season, the hopes tor title were shattered by a single basket when the Beavers met Cleveland in the final game, thus dropping us to titth place in the final league standing. Anxious moments at the free-throw line, with the Eagles. Leetsch buckets one against Cleveland Lo SECOND TEAM BAS- KETBALL - Row l 2 Vanderhoof, Nelson, Jacobson. Row 2: Aus- tin, Sigler, Johnson, Gregory. Hoopsters Hzt Rough Seas, Strzlee Tellzng Blows Ballards second team proved Itself by takmg eught out of twelve games to out pace the Var stty Wnth thus experience behund them they could be champs ln 54 The fmal scores were as follows lBallard scores furstl Lnncoln 34 28 47 38 Garfneld 36 43 36 34 West Se attle 57 55 50 53 Roosevelt 46 50 28 3l Franklln 45 41 37 26 Cleveland 60 39 53 38 if x Although startmg out slow the scrubs came back strong to take a tue for second place Wnth more experuence added In comlng years they could become a great Ballard team The final scores were as follows ll3allard scores flrstl Llncoln 43 45 35 49 Garfield 4929 30 23 West Seattle 33 27 42 3l Roosevelt 25 26 50 28 Franklin 37 27 5l 37 Cleve land 46 45 53 54 THIRD TEAM BAS KETBALL Darby Sande Hrst Dagland Ro 2 Per go Mtchell Good sk Row Hanson Kuenz A derson N ckles Be ry o o 0 3 - Row l: Q . . i . r , w 1 - ri , i , - -nn- man, Fri , 32 , E, n- . H . r . vs 3 1 I ,T s 'G ,.,, '? '7 ' ,rg-gag , N 4 I V A ka ' fi V. ll' I ,Q 4 MANAGERS Row 1 sfolsen Anderson Row 2 oolsfad BUSY mafwgefscheck SChOO'SD0ffS2QwDmfff1f Moldenhour Metcalf Managers Azal Squads, Trz 'WD Cheers Lustzl THE MANAGERS are boys who check all the sports equipment and take care of the ulls of our players They also help Coach Bendele run the gym classes during the day and keep has teams supplled wlth Band Ands helm Hyde Nelson Crum Slmpson Mntchell Conway Norton Leetsch Prlnce and Mr Burnett adviser Row 2 Nygrcn Jones Morman Vuk Goleekc Lunden Smuth Ander son DuClos Bay Row 3 Smith son Tutt Lrngenbrunk Vey Ackerlund Taylor Metcalf Woodgcrd Anderson R Nelson Row 4 K Bets Burnett alr Selander Hanson Olson Strand Cunnlngham Green TRI B IS composed of all boys who made thenr letters In unter high school sports They can be seen at just about all sports events yellung for the team and at the refs Oh well more fun ,XV o o c . . .. ,H TRI-B4Row l: D. Beis, Blend- TTT l 3 l. , l , K ', l ,nu ,QQPW Q .-.,,. v -. a 95: 1 ,Q Y ' X Y HYDE w- SEQANDER J DORCAS f 4 Q x S 1 QQ MQTCHELL NYGREN KQER ' 'B '4j'gQ 'IN Y 'ifwzw A f ' X Evv- f him f . L TUFT CRUM USITALOY 23' xl 4255? . K 5 , k K Wg! Crum gets the word from Coach Gasparovuch Morman settles under hugh fly to make the out Wns, Rout Opponents FIRST TEAM BASEBALL lvlr Gasparovuch was not wullung to commut humselt but secret unducatuon pounted to a successful team for thus season Eught returnung letterrnen wull spark the power ot thus vears squad un huttung tueldung and hurling Such pace setters as Bull Karr Duck Selander Jack Dorcas and Ray Nygren should speed the team to top ratung Thus team should be pruncupally an ottensuve rather than a detens uve team because of the large potentual stock of excellent hutturug power Besudes beung largely a group of players wuth natural athletuc abuluty as 1952 BASEBALL SCORES Ballard Scores Furst Lurcoln Garfueld ueen Anne Cleveland Franklun West Seattle shown un past performances they have dus played tune spurlt and sportsmanshup Ballard rooters should be able to look forward to a team wuth much hustle and druve At the Sprung Sport s Assembly Coach Gas parovuch expressed contudence that thus years squad should be a wunner Wuth the combuna tuon of a good coach a contudent team and a background of loyal and spuruted Beavers the pennant should come home to rest after a long absence ,Miele Selander hustles after lune druve l T u ws. C ' . .... 9- l , l Q-7 ' ..., 7 - l , 3 - 5 Q . . 3 A 5, 3 +9 , . . 6 - 4, O - l . . . l -O, 4- l . , O - 2, 9- 5 Fog Bound Lublaers 'Zearn Ropesv 7 , Varssty men get unstructlons on the do s and don ts of base a SECOND TEAM BASEBALL Thus years sec ond team dad not have a very good season Wuth a wln loss record of 5 l 6 The lO lO tue came In the game wlth Lnncoln In 8 lnnnngs ln the second Ballard took Cleveland 6 to l For the third Queen Anne took the Beavers 8 to l Gar field won the fourth 5 to 4 West Seattle lost the futth 9 to 4 Eranklun won the snxth l6 to 3 , , W V 'yfiffvky' Crum takes tly wnth ease dunng practnce game To start the second round Llncoln beat Ballard 3 to l Ballard won the second against Cleveland 5 to 3 Queen Anne got the thlrd 7 to 5 Ballard won the fourth against Gartueld 3 to l West Seattle took the fnfth I3 to 4 The tunal game was won by Franklun 6 to 4 Coach Burnett says to watch thus team and not judge st by last year s record SECOND TEAM BASEBALL Row l Shear Young Berg Darby Hurst Goodman Mutchell Lawrence Row 2 Burk and Walker Ras mussen Martln Gre nwood Newton Johnson Row 3 Morgan Roberts Perrugo Hanson Frlsk b Il.. I V l l - V A A ' A ' ' Q 4 it X, f Z' 3 . 9 ' -M 1 K L 3 t T -f M L rt l Lg o 1 - I , , , , ' , , ' , , 3 ' I , C aclets Bela Q, M99 Y' t JUNIOR SENIOR INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Grover Taylor Hanson Mcfrochan Tuft INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL CHAMPS Al though Intramural football IS only touch toot ball stlll many games are played with surprls nngly high scores and at times are just as rough as tackle football There are fave men to each of the seven teams three lnnemen and two backs Champs were Dan Olson Don Cameron Jack Heblg Dan Organ and Leland Anderson FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL Row l tvlutchell Go dman Hurst Row 2 Gustafson Davis Chase Adversarzes INTRAMURAL FOOTBALL Row l Hebug Olson Row 2 Anderson Cameron Organ FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE INTRAIVIURAL CHAMPS ln the msnor league of Ballards sport world we fund the Intramural teams Here the Freshman and Sophomore teams play one game each week The champs thus year consusted of Clark Goodman Dave Mntchell Doug Gustat son Gary Hurst West Davns and Bob Chase Adviser lvlr Goldsteun Boy s In gym get a real work out playing basketball f Himsa M 1. Jim Vey takes a first in the lOO for Ballard. Qi High-flying Beaver takes the high iurnp in style. 1 ,.-Qiatwafu-4a't9uww34iu.EL1- nt C1'na'ermen Bear a Hancl Mike Williams, Co-captain TRACK--Although the Ballard Cindermen came in fourth in the relay carnival and tied for 6th in the All City Track Meet, they displayed excellent sportsman- ship: the typical Ballard spirit, The final results of the All City Track were: Roosevelt first with 25 pts., Lin- coln second with Z3 pts., Franklin third with Zl pts., Cleveland fourth with l8 pts., Ballard and Garfield Operations R un Well Jim Vey, Co-captain tying tor sixth with l2 each, followed by Queen Anne with 7. Next year Ballard's squad should make a much better showing with such returning lettermen as Bud Green, Pat Magdahl, Tom Goleeke, and many other fine standouts, They should certainly help us along the way toward the tinal goal, the All Sports Trophy. Scheumann breaks the tape to win an easy victory in the 880 1 Peterson and Quackenbush lead the field in the hurdles. 'WHY T'--Q., ff TENNIS TEAM-Row X l: Smith, Linden, Du- Clos, Savage, Princes Row Z: D. G, Rosen, Johnson, Groshong, Quist, B. Rosen, T Goodman, Creason Row 31 Cunningham Fish, Larson, B. Good- man Strand. et Men Sink Pponents, VWn Honors TENNIS-Ballard racket men tended their nets well this year to end up in second place. Roose- velt was the only squad to beat the Beavers by a score of 8-l. Franklin and Garfield were the only teams to give the netmen heavy competition, but the Quakers and the Bulldogs finally bowed out with scores of 5-4 each. Queen Anne, Cleveland Lincoln, and West Seattle followed suit with scores ot 6-3, 8-l, 6-3, 9-O, respectively. With returning lettermen, Coach Norm Jensen's boys should go a long way toward getting that All Sports Trophy. Smith serves, as others watch tor a chance to score. Capt. G. Linden ! 1 Capt. D, Lingenbrink Resting? No, just looking the ground over before putting. Crew Tees Ulf Swamps Opposing Squads GOLF-An early season loss put a Stop to title hopes of the Beavers' divot diggers in 52 . But as the season went on they captured all their re- maining games to take a tie with Roosevelt for first place honors. With six returning lettermen, including Dale Lingenbrink, All-City Individual Champ, Ballard will be hard to beat in 53 . The scores of the matches are: lBallard firstl Gar- field l9-5. Cleveland 23V2-V2, Franklin l7-7, Roosevelt 8'fQ-l5lf2, West Seattle ZOVZ-7, Lin- coln l2lfi-l l V2, and Queen Anne 24-O. Ad- viser: Coach Elmore Oistad. 4 iv GOLF TEAM-Row l Smithson, l-lolfeldt, D ell, Row 2: Nelson Swanson, Lingenbrink Connolly, K, Bies. Bies, Blendheirn, Cow- SKI CLUB-The Ballard Ski Club. under the able leadership ot Keith Anderson, president, Margie Santwire, vice-president, and Mrs. Clark, P.T.A, sponsor, were able to capture second place in the Beta Cup, and second in the All-City Ski Race, The twelve members of the ski club who received their letters were: Keith Anderson, Ski King and Queen accept trophys along with racers at banquet. Swabs Ski Down S apes, SKI CLUBWROW li Ander- son, presidentg Santwire, vice-president, Stone, secre- taryg Earnheart, Knudsen, Detert, Alger, McKinley, West, Moore, Mayn, Fletcher. Peterson, Smith, Solie. Row Z1 Jones, Kane, Jegersen, Hart, Hochstetter, l-laram, Gray. Gnagey, Butchart, Thompson, Stroh, Fraser, Sooter, Sather, Pederson. Row 3: Humphrey, Strandoo, Morman, Cole. Cruchon, Darst, O'NeilI Rowse, Annibal, Diehl, Lund, Reed, Johansen, Voogd, Row 4: Broom, Dye, Keller, Eg- tvedt, Suryan, Sawyer, Sibley, Beeson, Glaman, Campbell, Turner, Chenoweth, Oliver, Biel, Harris, l-lunter, Wilson. Ralph Federspeil, John Suryan, Par Skaugrud, Monty Johnson, Walt Lacher, Doug Scheumann, Bill McKinley, Ron Groshong, Wade Smithson, Margie Santwire, and Sue Mayn. The Ballard team tor the next year should tinish right on top. With most ot the skiers returning, Ballard will be well represented. Looks like Green and Myrseth really take skiing seriously, doesn't it? obs Scale Hzlgh Mountains SKI CLUB-Row l: Scheu man, treasurer, McKinley, sergeant-at-arms, Mr, Hen ning, adviser, Clark, Moll Trondson, Graham, Liddell Berg, Kleve, Christensen Magner, Fenswick, Carlson Row 2: Federspiel, Hunter, Svege, Gehre, Groshong, Times Champion, Burnett sergeant-at-arms, Johnson, Lacher, Steele, Brown, Rock- stead, Row 32 Lane, Lahman Rootvik, Porter, Stangle, Bra- sen, McGuire, Vik, Beck Aksdal, Johnson. Row 4 Harris, Swanson, Hazard Campbell, Gislason, Wright G. Johnson, Weber, Meliza Foster, Bush, Swenson. ROD AND BOOT CLUB-Not only does our Puget Sound area have bodies ot salt water, but it also has fresh water mountain streams, rivers, and lakes. To these streams, rivers, and lakes go the members of the Rod and Boot Club each month. There a merry band of rugged individuals sight their destination, a highland lake teeming with rainbow trout. The means ot transportation of these outdoorsmen is by the calluses on their feet, and they will match strength and stamina with any mountain just tor the smell ot fish trying in a pan. They learn the rules of mountain climbing through the expert guidance ot their coach. Mr. Goldstein. Whatl l should ride the chair? BEAVER EXPLORERS- Row l: Elderkin, Schmoe, Peterson, Stolsen, Bendix- sen, Goldstein. Row 2 Rundquist, Nebentuhr Salmonson, Anderson Jones. Row 3: Stancik Murphy, Anderson, Yet- ' ter, Geirsh. ' nun Lzttle 'YV' G'1rls Sell Lapel Pzns, Wave Pom Poms Mnss Nelson as sn charge ot thus group ot landlubbers who come on deck for after school sports to earn a certann amount of poants to qualuly them for a small letter B The purpose ot the club as to form good sportsmanship and health create athletlc tnterest develop character and render school servlce Among the thlngs they dld to support thetr purpose was to sponsor Christmas games tor the gym classes all school table tennis and badminton tournament a party for the Kathy Skunner trnes to return a smash In a real thus us for blood table tennls ame shower glrls and they made and sold lapel pennants and yarn dolls Georgua Johnson and Nancy Aldrnch are very pleased wuth the lapel puns they sold before the basketball games LITTLE B Row l Aldrnch presndent Johnson vtce presrdent Hartung treasurer Kunney secretary Laurent reporter Hendrucksen lnglebrnghtsen Row 2 Karls l-lennrlch Jorgenson Ludvugson Swanson Langdahl Swanson Phares Row 3 Richards Chaplln Skxnner Hobbs Janssen Howlck Puerce 72 Q I . 1 Hr 4 t - . 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U 5 l ' V l , . 9 , O . , . . 1 . . . l . t . - i . . . . . . - l Gals Show nthusiasm, Root or Heroes G B Row l Karen Creason Arlyn Snyder Sheala Campbell Ragnc Satra Evelyn Johnson Mae McEwen Joyce Wall Mtss Sprlnger advsser Row 2 Mary Butler Nancy Ross Charlene lvlosler Bertha Pederson Jean Carrlngton Sharon SwaffOrd Marte Wall Row 3 Pamela Wnght Karen Klldahl Joyce Obcrg Dons Nlznlk Rosy Ness Joan Henley Barbara Rowell Lorratne Swan on OFFICER Row l Joyce Satra Shella Campbell Rosy Ness Bug B s major arm as to get more gurls on board for more sports Thelr log for the 52 53 voyage revealed that the lvlntten Tree Party went over bug and these heartues also sold pom poms and book cov ers to get more bounty for the school Crafts were sent to the chnldren at the Harbor Vucw l-lospltal at Easter tume thus year Also ln the log was the account ot the lute and death struggle with the shtp s ottncers at volleyball By the vv Bug B won T ese heartles have done well an bearunea hand atlceeplne our shup ln ttp top sh pc. Evelyn Johnson Joyce Wall Ragna be are admlrlng the Bug B mst en tree Bl 7 1 , ' , , J , . A . ' . BIG UB S- 1 ' U ' H ' ' ' , r . Wall, Evelyn Johnson, Row 2. Ragna l Satra, Arlyn Snyder, and Shella Camp- . , ll 'A t ay, A U , h ' ' ' - a 1. Connie Sirnms, Luster Johnson, and Judy Fletcher seem to be the three stars of this volleyball squad. Get it, you guys? GIRLS GYM-The girls' gym is full of vim, vigor, and activity from the beginning ot the 7145 classes until the end ot the after-school turn-outs. l35 ambitious girls are enrolled in the two 7:45 classes and par- ticipate in recreational games or social, tollc and square danc- ing, Recreational games include table tennis, badminton, and some practice in tennis. Body mechanics classes put special emphasis on good posture but also see movies on body care and keep in trim with vigorous exercises. The girls in tumbling stay limber while practicing as- signed stunts and occasionally have a chance to create a few Mzddzes Dance zgs, Smash Valleys ing a hornpipe called King Cross this lsomedayl a c n Maureen Gifford, Cathy Russell, Gloria Gifford, and Sharon Engmark are enjoy- Karen Creason is going to be good at stunts ot their own, Modern dance and dance production students learn to express moods and feelings in their dances. Golf is a special gym in which instruction in golf techniques is given, Each girl is required to play once on the golf course. At the after school turnaouts the girls divide into teams and compete against each other in soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, badminton, and table tennis. Field hockey which was introduced this year to take the place ot soccer, seemed to be enjoyed by all the girls. Besides these competitive games, they also go swimming and take sev- eral hikes A . ,J -,. 'Swv 0 .wb 'V . - Georgia Johnson and Miss Springer have great fun Bullying off to begin the field hockey game Mzcfclzes Shyft Ballast, Tull Greta l-laagcnsen slams the bird ree ot tne gals at Ballard arc really er ous about trwifig to DBVC oft J CW across the net whilc Judy Fletcher of those extra pound watches admiringly 0 0 I K 2 Q- i- So. l r w l f- Team captain and All Cnty man Dan Olson displays new umform at the Jamboree X .X I kt AFV, ' as 2 'X wx 5 sb .ff is X .Q X' L v Xa y 7 s i i ff 4 I YA, Li . 243. -,-5 f ff f ef! fi N L AI j-LZM. O 'XL' x , - f ' 'Lf-e'5'1W? 3 ' ff ' -1-I .2 .1-f-1-1 .cf , fi, . if' ' , ,A , . ' 4 . - T Q1 A 'Q' 352 . -' K .Q 45354 1- J' ,x K . 4-, k 15, : Q , - 4 ,. - 1 4- Q f ,. I .Q-,A gf: U ff 4,.l, .vkfflgi , I V ,,,. :.,,f: Egg. 7215 1 .1?..v'ix' f - I L ... x Q f . 8 w A f A. x '- Aff Q,,,:,,,q . .,-.., 1. 'fan 1,-Zi f'1 3Z .f . .. 1 - u'-f'3'jq ,gvzx m-f b , . nr ' 1 , I , , -. WIS! ' ' 1 ?f751+f'?n0- -Q- --an -1. ' .,,,,.ygp. QN fb .QU- ' V- 'C-7 '!'5-.au S tr. g n ,I 1 1 fit' -if STEAM Sl-llP-The steam ship released man from his dependence upon the weather at sea. When the trip from New York to Southampton could be made in only a week the world became much smaller. Commerce benefited as more varied and perishable goods could be carried. A steam ship has to have a metal boiler and this led to its having a metal hull, also. Warfare changed radically, because of thisg it necessitated the use of heavier artillery, faster pursuit ships, and other weapons such as mines. The steam ship was faster, safer, and more sea-worthy than any ships before it. School Lyfe Gerri Stearrs one of Neptune s daughters snags a big one Mr Goldstein presents her with a plaque for winning first place in the annual fishing derby 0 fl! I 9 , , -M, A' if' ' K . Q V75 Q V ...- 5 . ft f if 111 Dolores Yerkes tuny Freshman on her fnrst day at Ballard as probably wondering If all Senuor boys are as tall as Ivan Bay N Ra, .TC x N-.ll,, - Murgatrond hated png of Ballard teachers gets cold stares from students who hate hum equally as much Crew Dances Hornpzfes, Some Inter l-lngh Conference delegates undustrnously exchange notes whlle one lcss arnbmoos delegate sleeps Nancy Want slngs Mr Touchdown an pep assembly as Trudy Ollver throws a block an her dlrectuon S es rnornmys lrftle gurl but at The P TA rneetnng she captures everyone s heart wntn her wusrful look David Mitchell and Verne Anderson help football casualty Mark Mitchell down the sfaxrs but Marylou Morruson seems to enjoy teas ang hum Makes School Slap Shape A kms from Barbara Hart and Duane Brasen cart be kept a secret from us Mr Carlson p' ur 3 Punkln has a new norne because Jury Slbley and Gary Dye won the more klften on l-lolloween at the Gurls Club dance ln the gym h. , , . ' -- V 4 . K ' . 0 1 l l l iff . ,. ,A C , I, , . I .4 Margne Santwure and other amused spectators cast wary mas tree Thus u a basketball team? A llttle umagmatlon can go a Crew T rzms Tree, Erztertazns Fathers Its report card time Just look at the faces of Bob Myrseth Nancy l-lall and Alan Forrester at you have any doubts Al Jolson an the person of Ellue Olson pleads to the audl ence at the Father Daughter banquet with her rendutuon ot Mammy 5 ..,,. I4 glances at Red Mormon as he trles to decorate the Christ- long way in a pep assembly sponsored by Senate, o o . . , , .- 'vi l ug lf' l ' xv -- ' lf Amused Ballurd sklcrs watch as Ballard sk' queen Suzlc Kqlrh Anderson and Ralph Fcdcr plcl proudly pose for Mayn puckcra up for a kzss from skl kung Ralph Feder Shingle plcturg after Wlnmng 5141 races splel l Don Jolnrson cfn funds uf he gust Cant yyln as Jeanna Button b Tron whose got the butfon9 Sfiwlng class student Swanson and Carol Roorynclc gang up n nlrn watch as the cadet tcaclner shows them many dlfferent types of bmrons l R if s X 1- 1- Q ' .mu W M f' QJQ Swabs Ski Slopes, Crown King and ueen if , Showrng off has contortlonrst act before the tardy bell s Danny Legs Conway White bucks play pens suede shoes too could It be that these shoes belong to you? Bull Zataraln gmves Jeanmne Glaman a playful shove lnto the water much to her embarrassment Mix together a pair of Gary Bradbury s pegged pants and an emblem packet worn by J Otls Barnes or Marlorle Bald rxdge Result the fashuons of 1953 Gals Wear Chzefs Bram' Bob Jensen Shlrley Rundqulst Gwen Amundson and Knoll Driver Traunrng lnstructor set out for another perlod of Cautious driving t L ' .K v,-3 W . . . . . i t. V. ' x. O Q O ' B U ' 1 :E fi Lia 1 at . . . . , V . . V V NAI'- A welcome surprise greets Ballard students as they get thelr tlrst glnmpse of the l95Z May Day queen Shurley Walburg and kung Jlm Peterson on acleets, Crew Lounges on Ladders Shirley Chenoweth Gtnger Hazard and Gwen Nflanthey get Ann Knudsen and Allen Hyde symbolte ot all Ballard l-llgh an early tan But oh those legs e uples dream of what the future rnay bnng , 1, , V, 5 D 3 , NQ l V frl l e C A Crew Knits Socks, Prints ogy .. l Gretchen Sfrolw has a long way to knit before sl'1e'll finish Ivan Bay's size l5 argyle stockings. A new tradition is launched as Ballard'S Girls' Club l members edit their first paper, l Swabs Get Crew Cuts, Stua' Hard Ballard, and Janet Cooper, Lincoln, emov a cool Smxxrriav night af 3 P fT A dar1CC Terry Hurrphry, Sue Johnston. and Dcrrv Glslason. Vndosfmoos Ccmrfufcml Law fmcicgnr, Jim Vxfarfcrd, scam, ri emu thu Bock much bonu than the rcxr book NVQ K,-FfJCViT8fd,JA 1A Bull Gules another Gabriel blows lms horn to the tune of the Alma Mater as the grand fmaic of a pep assembly ,QW W so A J. '1 'nv -vw.. w,' , dw? -5' , H, Shi ' , '?., :il J, . .f.f:w.1157f'f,, ,X A., , 1f5yS,3P':'--' 1 ., .. ,lxva 4 'QQ-fm . Ur V. . il . . 'A 5 ,, , Hu. 7, , s gn- ' 11 'Q K f. Eili-?35': 4, -, 9,1 5332 Eiyifbfil x .K 1 5525.657 P- 1,4 f .- 1. -4 1 I v anal I x -14 71' -V. , fi' , M- M, ..,... If WM-.m X . , . -mv ..-wx lx- qui,,..A 'utfikg ' ,,,, ' V-X ..' ww - 'M'4.....19W'A4'- 1.1.4. Q..nlm.....J,. A-.W u..y ,...,.. - 'l'1'4 , gfiifej rv NN xv , a , . ,.. Eg 6 gf ,A Q 's V 2 , A , Q PF . .f , Q ,f: . ,.Qg gs - , , 7 1 ' 22. 1 A li 4, ' fy. .4 , . -' A ' Ie ,esffs - A 'E-Q-X 4 . Q ' 4 1 if' f M! 'V-1' ,X - ' VV W ,. , ' Q4 .4 ' A., ' v f.,,,g x SHI. if, - ' , Y -v Huff , g 0 F27 -'M Eifwhwfii 37 1 F' 5 ,Q IlVl1ll1'2mm':11MMNH1:QElam'gf F Pwr ,, rv B-' bs 5 2-V . .., . Jah' V' aff ' .,gf.,, - ' z 4f'7'a J ww-vsfl . A aging V- -r'Q 3'5': ' 1' sh 'JA r . W TP I H53 1, ... - 'Q , ,M I '-.w1,A.,,,,: h -A A J 4, , Awvfflegd ' 'A' - S, S. UNITED STATES-On June 23, l953. the Newport News Shipbuilding and Drydock Yards launched the fastest, safest and most navigable ship man has ever produced, This ship, the S.S. United States, represents the culmination of human progress in the development of navigation. The 51,500- ton superliner is 980 feet long and carries 2,000 passengers and l.000 officers and men. ln war-time she can be converted to carry l4,000 men, almost a whole division. This ship is a valuable addition to our peace-time shipping, and invaluable in time of war. The galley was the ultimate in ship-building 2,000 years ago, as is the S.S. United States today. Classes ode Miss Quigley, sophomore adviser, seems to have convinced Lellev Bunten and Dennis MUfDlW CVCWflt i-Z 'S 'fl SlWDSlUDC r r, Fresh Fzlght to A voia' M urgatroicf Chosen to chart a true course for the class of 56 are freshmen offrcers Bull Taylor presudent Bob Flrck vnce presndent Carmen Knlgore secretary and Mr Blessnng Adviser Winding nts way through the Strants of Ballard the freshmen class slowly but surely pucked up speed Llftung the an umm chor the class began nts fnrst voyage by becomung acquannted wnth the classmates pu l and teachers who welcomed them aboard 'KKUP Whnle on watch the freshmen duscovered the office lunchroom llbrary and gym Buyung actnvlty cards helped the class to chart thelr course of actuvltes Sponsorung an assembly for the Bell Telephone System was one of the class projects The class of 56 has a long voyage before reachung :ts destnnatnon l-lowever the Ballard S popular we Mufsaffold GUYS In On l3'll trup wall hold clear skies If all the crew Hagen s time as Llnda Barnes and Sonya Fraku dlscuss the cute lnttle fellow DLJllS l'OgGfl16I' 95. iv 14 g ut ,, l r X 'I V ' Q an l uk - - 1 . - V ' . . 1 . z ,. X , ,,,, K F, , gk ty 4, - ,Q ,,:. , , Q r .ff . x . 'J -- ' 12, M 'J' F l X 'r:.. Q 5, YW, ll Fresh Coffee Up, H Chow-Down D at Zesto No ser s ght as f eshme Ga I Ande so Jea ette B tle Bob Jok and Don Olsby patently or he fa o te su a vice in i r n u r n, n u i, i wait f f ir v ri nd 2 Fresh Learn of Sea Lore from Ula' T2'mer Th erfront seems to hold the perfect setting for the old f h rt to tell the Yager twins his saga ofthe sea. Froslz Alvsorla T raditions, Start New Unes C b Looking through scrapbook Gerri Stearns reminisces abo G I lu activities to interested listener Mered h B Sophomores Attena' Crew Leaders' Functions Sophomore class presldent Jack Heblg stresses has pornt whale conversung wrth ottrcers Sylvia l-lowuck and Dave Klnsey and class adyuscr Mlss Qungley Curr Jfnutc Rr rj Ooh how artrstrc Joy Johanson Mary Louuse Karuga Lrlllan Balanger display thcur talent an the art room The Class of 55 under the leadershlp of Mass Dorothy Quugley the class advuser has grven loyal and enthuslastlc support to all school ac TIVITICS During the month ot December they sponsored an assembly whnch featured the Lrn tneld College Cholr ln the sprung the class members took part an the graduation exerclses by chcckzng coats at Commencement and Bac calaureate Thus sophomore class promises to be one ot Ballard s most actrve and progressnye sensor classes Jn, Tom Krrkland Sally Tanner Betty Armstrong and Jerrx Darby wdmlre decoratlons at Senlor Dance f ' Qi' , f vxhjihav AAJA4 'W , t V-A-WYOJ NXXV1-'V W ' , H S, .,, ,, its D, t -1 A v . X Soplzomores Campazgn or Sousaphone F- Joan Anderson, Bob Spmmg. Roger Garlup, Janet Pease fmd Mr, a willing COHYFIDUYOV1V1HSCU58DhOV1E d Crew 'Makes Clean Sweepv on Decks Geo ge V lga es and Jack Moldenhou stage c e members a e caught s abb ng the deck backstage Soplzomores Lean Uver Ra1L Man Overboard 7 Dennis Beatty, Dennis Swanson, ard Dack Roll observe the assembly from the crowxs nest Sofhomores 'Munch and Crunch H in Galley S phomore girls enjoy their lunch hour in the galley. So lzomores View Ex eriments on 'Yfarve F F 3' L 5 gn.. Soplzomores Check Coats for Swalas, Ruth Anderson and Jearmne Bullet base thenr co fs checked by busy sophomores Loms Vchulek and Sonya Rmgstad at P T A Danc f y 3 2 , A. 9 2. its . V 5 ay a , . I , 2 . . -- V V G- Strive or Place on Honor Society 1 names on the lst whale A! Corbett looks on rw envy 1 m Ren Cowell and Kay Holm. Honor Sccwety members, admure therr I I ' . Sophomores F51 Their 70161 R agar on May Day fl. WS n far - . 3 g if Q' it yn, I ' , fy, i -6 - - ' ff S n I k s part in May Day celebration while awaiting the arrival of the king and queen. 100 Sopnomores Learn Government, Look for Classes Bonnie Kennedy seems to fund a window ledge as good a place as any for sfudylng her lessons luke a busy beaver 7 Senators Doug Corey and Julle Nelson attend a meetlng wurh much enfhuslasm -1 I Energetnc sophomores Donald Holm and Dennns Mur phy help prepare grounds In back of annex for plantung a new lawn Fog bound sophomores Duck Erlckson Maryln Fenswlck and Fred Dayls fry to locate thenr classrooms 4 C ' 2 , K . 'a - .f W- f- T., . 4' l Q on W ul, he 1 ,Q oc l l 4, Q f V ' . V A .As , - Q f in r V unior O cers Handle Crew mth Ease JUNIOR CLASS CABINET Shrrley Lund Bull Jacobsen Dorothy Larsen Ann Trondson Dave l-lughbanks Januce Petersen JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS lvlargne Clark vuce presndent Lyle Crupe treasurer Alta Ballard secretary Tommy Utngard president E Nelson advrsor Keeping In llne wlth the true Ballard sprrut the class of 54 has done many things this past season preparing them selves for a tar busier season when they wrll saul out on the hugh seas as skuppers leavlng a whlrlpool of actlvntles behnnd them Yarns wall be spun for years about therr l-lat Parade dance In November par ents reception nn February assemblues and of all the tnmes they catered to theur cornrnandlng ottlcers the sensors Not only do these sturdy men of the seas show Interest In sports school actnvltles and social affairs but they show a good scholastic ablllty wrth ninety flve on the Honor Society Guldung the class through sate waters dur :ng the second lap ot nts course through Ballard have been Tommy Utngard pres: dent Don Rosen vnce president Alta Ballard secretary Lyle Crnpe treasurer Marjory Clark reporter and Mr Nelson adviser l l 1 . r , . . . . . .. H . . , . . , l . . ' , . . . . , ' - v , . . I . . ' l 1 - . , . . . r l . juniors Run A55El1'lbbf, Pep-Up Crew Gem Gregerson and Margery Clark cut up like b I stars at one of the Jumor A b O4 funior Machimlvts 'Monkey- Wrench H Works Our Junior machinists not only display knowledge but acquire skill. ft' JJ Net Menders Knit Socks in Spare Time Mar Iyn Kle e spe d the p e t Ballards' net-menders, Pat Wnllnams, Sharon Berg, Carol Hendrucks and i v rw ur 5 ar :me kmtrmg funiors Entertain Commancling Ujicers T d n, Mrs. Rosen, and Polly Burgess serve themselves J Parents Reception. Cb' JJ Gals Show Admirals Bllg 1Yme N Daddy'S Little Girl, Angela Fortney, welcom to the Dads uniors 'Tit-Uutj' Quarters for A fair Betsy Hubbard Joa Matthe s a d Nancy Black a deco ate , n .. w , n rn n r the Iunchroom for the Junior Parents Reception. funiors Sing, Enjby Chanteys Ballards' own maestro, Tommy Go k h I I h h rendi h J T ffl-wiv Q 'fm k Z' 5. vii? 'Wx 'S Captazn, Crew Shoot the Breeze Auntse lrn-a sensor class advsser dssplays her college master s degree sn her cap and gown to Grace Soote and Mahlon Ness As the Sensors last voyage sn Ballard l-lsgh School draws to a close they proudly don caps and gowns wsth much regret From the tsrst day when the sensors dropped thesr anchor at Ballard as sophomores to the last day when they crossed the gang plank sn thesr caps and gowns to recesve thesr dsplomas the sensors lsves were full of sunshsne and delsght success and some faslure Bessdes dsspatchsng two tremendous dances a roller skatsng party a sensor talent assembly and rnovsng up assembly the l953 Sensor Class sponsored a banquet tea and pscnsc Gradua tson week sncludsng Baccalaureate Commence ment and tsnally the prom rounded out thss wonderful year These hearty mates have proved to thesr Alma Mater just how tar they are gosng to go sn thss world by all thesr ambstlous undertakings dursng thesr proud and glorsous last year sn hsgh school They have gone ahead to help promote good sportsmanship school spsrst and cleanlsness sn the school and have gotten some wonderful re sults from thesr attempts Thss year the sensors had an all sensor ballot to choose the color of thesr caps and gowns wsth navy blue and whste gowns vsctonously resgnsng at Commencement The class of '53 s gsft to Ballard murals and curtasns for the walls and wsndows of the lunch room Advsser Mrs Rodenhouse Judy Peterson Barbara Melsne and Dorothy Dsehl ambstsously dsve unto the sob of successfully complefsng thesr hsgh school courses ' ff JJ - C Ql r C , 0 cers Represent C rew, M ake Deczldons SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-Tom Carskadden, President, Roselene Jensen, Vice Presidentg Benny Sandburg, Reporter, Gretchen Stroh, Secretary, Howard Jones, Treasurer, Mrs, Rodenhouse, Adviser, McKunIey Fraser Moore Anderson Mayn Rolue Row3 Mohrweus DeShazo Holdren Carr Folkestad Linden Simpson SENIQR CABINET-QRow 1: Campbell, Davis, Stock, Sandburg, reporferg Hunter, Olson, Barnes, Anderson.-Row 2: .Nelson Beavers Boost Spzrzt, Balloons Sazl Away ABBEY MARY Grrls Club Commlttce C Commlttce 2 3 -I Tallsman 3 Modern Dtnce Pro duction 2 3 ABELSEN SHIRLEY Honor Socety Irs Cut Comm ttcc 2 3 4 Class Commnttec 4 Asscmbly Order 4 Shrngle 4 Roll Represcnhtlve 4 Sbdnl b ub 2 3 Glee Club ABRAHAM DARLENE Grrls Club Commlttne 3 4 Cliss Commlttee 4 P TA Dance Commzttce cc Club 2 3 ABRAHAMSON KENNETH Boys Club 3 4 F Drull Commrttee 4 A LER ARLEEN H nor Soccty 2 3 4 G l Club Committee 2 4 Class Commlttcc 4 Roll Rcpresut attrve 3 Forum Club 4 ALAKANGAS JOAN Girls Club Commlttce 3 4 Bank Clerk 2 3 4 Library Clerk 2 Ticket SL 'ee Club 2 3 ALGER CLAUDIA Honor Soc ety 4 Girls Club Com mrttee 2 3 4 Class Commrttee S Tuckct Seller 3 Skt Club 4 P T A Dancc Comrnrt tee 4 Qulll Club Presndent 4 Glse Club 2 ALLEN DAN Boys Club 2 3 4 ALLISON EBBA-Glee Club 2 3 4 Gtrls Club Com mlttee 2 3 4 Roll Representatlve 4 Scn1te ALLISON EDWIN Transferred from Twun Cnty Hugh School Stanwcod Washxngton AMUNDSON GWENDLYN Glrls Club Cornmlttee 3 4 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 Sh1ngel:dltor4 Cass Repre entatuve 3 Attendance Clerk 3 4 Offlcc Clerc 4 Forum Club 4 Teacher s And 4 Ro Rep Lntatrve 4 Little B DERSON KEITH s Club 2 rt otball 2 3 4 Sk: Club Presuden I Club Team 2 3 4 ANDERSON NANCY Gurls Club Commrttec 3 Glrls Club Cablnct 4 Class Cabrnct 4 ANDERSON RICHARD Boys Club 2 3 4 Safe y Patrol 4 Library Clerk 4 Culee Club Z 3 3 Cbotr 4 urnl lmpro rn rt C ANNIBAL SANDRA Honor Soclety Z 3 4 Assembly Seatlng 2 Senate 2 3 Glrls Club Reprcsentatlvc 4 Actrvuty Card Represenfat ve 3 4 P Dance Committee 3 4 Ballard Improvement Club 4 ARNHOLD EARLINE Glrls Club Comm ttee 2 3 4 Footlughters 3 4 Qu ll Club 2 BAIRD ARDITH Honor Soclcty 2 3 4 Q s u Commlttee 3 4 Senate4 Band Z 3 Roll Represen tatrve 2 Glee Club 2 BAKKEN ELEANORE Transte red from Superlo Wrsconsln BANKS DIANA Honor Soclety 4 Gnrls Club Corn mlttee 3 4 Debate 4 Bank Clerk 4 NES JOTIS nor Soclely 3 4 Glrs Cu Cab net 3 4 Class Cablnet 3 4 Assembly Saatun Charrman 4 Bank Clerk 2 3 P TA Dance Com mlttee 3 4 Glee Club 2 Soanlsn Club 2 An outstandmg event of thus football game took place as Mary Lou Llvermore sold balloons Here Steve Lewls and Karen Klldahl ofthe band each get one II? rew Lends an ar to Anchors Awezgh Getting the party off to a good start are Barbara Cruchon AI Hyde and Suzle Mayn ll4 BAUER CLARENCE Football 2 Boys Club2 3 4 BAUNTON RANDOLPH B nd 2 3 4 P TA Dan e Commlttee 4 Pep Band 2 3 4 Boys Club2 3 4 Orchestra 2 3 4 BAY IVAN Boys Club Cablnet4 Basketball 2 3 4 T B 3 4 Talisman Edntor 3 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Assembly Order 4 Senate 3 P TA Dance Com mlttee 4 Football 2 BAYNE MARYLYN Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Llbrary Clerk 3 Sk: Club 4 P TA Dance Com mnttee 4 Tallsman 4 Beaver Blades 4 BEESON PEGGY Honor Socuety 2 3 Glrls Club Com tee 2 3 4 Class Secretary 2 Tallsman 3 Sk: Club 3 4 PTA Dance Commlttee 3 4 BELANGER LILAH Glrls Club Commlttee 3 4 Offuce Clerk 4 Attendance Clerk 4 Lunchroom Helper 3 BIEL BEATRICE Honor Soclety2 Choir 3 4 Beaver ettes BILLET SALLY Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Gurls Club C mmnttee 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Cho 4 Of ce erk 3 nk Clerk 3 P TA Dance om mnttee 3 4 Talisman 4 BINGHAM GARY Boys Club 2 3 4 BIRD RICHARD Boys Club 2 3 4 Class Commxt tee 2 3 4 Gym Manager 4 BJORNSSON DWIGHT Football 2 Class Represen tatlye 3 Glee Club 2 3 Chess Club 2 BJORNSTAD ELINE Honor Socuety 2 3 Roll Repre sentatlve 2 3 Offlce Clerk3 4 Custodlan Helper4 Glee Club 3 4 Spanish Club 3 Skl Club 2 4 BLONDIN DOLORES-Glrls Club Committee 3 Forum Club 4 BORAKER ROBERT Boys Club Representatlve Talnsman 4 Lunchroom 3 4 BOURKE GLORlA4urls Club Comrmttee 2 3 Class Commlttee 4 Roll Representatlve 2 BOWERMAN DELAREE Glrls Club Commlttee 2 4 P TA Dance Commnttee 3 4 BORROR JACK Boys 2 3 4 Bowllrtgj BOOTH ALBERT Boys Club 2 3 4 Band 4 BOSTWICK MYRNA Girls Club Commzttee 2 3 Quill Club 2 BRAY RONALD- Honor Society 2 3 4 Assembly Order 4 Traffic Squad 4 Bank Clerk 2 3 Gl Club 2 Football Manager 2 3 4 Baseball Man ager 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 4 Senzor P1115 Szgnqf T op Rank zn Crew BRAY SHIRLEY Honor Society 2 3 4 Girls Cub Commzttee 2 4 Cholr 3 Glee Club 2 BRENNECK ANNlS Transferred from Oakland Call forma BROOKS GEORGE B s Club 2 3 4 BROOM DUANE Anti Smoke 4 Football 2 Track 2 Yell Squad 3 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 Sk: ub 2 3 Shun BROWN LORRAINE Glrls Club Committee 2 3 4 BRUBAKER ROBERT Boys Club2 3 4 Antz Smoke 4 Band 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Basketball 2 Baseball BUNTEN JANICE Honor Society Secretary 4 Senate 2 4 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 Glrls Club Commlt 2 G Club Ca :net S n e Ul Club 2 3 4 Bank Clerk 2 BUTCHART DONALD-Boys Club2 3 4 Football 2 ack 2 3 Skl Club 2 3 BUTLER MARY Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Glrls Club mmlttee 2 3 4 Debate2 3 4 Bug B 3 CAMERON DONALD Ants Smoke 4 Class Commlt t 4 Tru B 4 Football 2 3 4 Baseball 2 Tra k 3 4 Bank Clerk 4 Assembly Order 4 Traffuc Squad 4 Teachers And 4 CAMPBELL JACKIE Honor Society 2 3 4 Gnrl Club Cornmrttee 4 Lunchroom Bookkeeper 3 4 Tearoom Manager 3 4 CAMPBELL JESSIE Glrls Club Cablnet 4 Cass Cabinet 4 Talnsman 4 Sk: Club 4 P TA Dance Commlftee 3 4 CAMPBELL SHEILA Glrls Club Committee 2 3 4 Class Committee 4 Talnsman 4 Chour 3 Glee Club b B B 3 4 Beavere CARSKADDEN THOMAS-Honor SocIety2 3 4 Class Presndent 4 Student Councnl 4 Inter Hugh Councll 4 Debate3 4 Moyne Crew2 3 4 Golf 2 3 4 CARLSON LAURREINE Honor Socuety 4 Class Com mrttee 4 Spanish Club 4 Forum Club 4 CASTLE JOANNwGlrls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Llbrary Clerk 2 CASSIDY FRANCES Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 CHENOWETH SHIRLEY Honor Society 2 3 4 Song leader 2 3 4 Talisman 3 4 Roll Representatlye 3 P TA Dance Commnttee 2 3 4 Sk: u 2 3 4 Girls Club Cabsnet 4 Cl-IRISTENSEN BARBARA-Glrls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Class Commnttee 4 Tallsman 4 Glee Club 2 P TA Dance Commlttee 4 CLARK BEVERLY Roll Representatlve 2 Cholr 2 Sk Club 3 Trlpe Trio 2 3 Glee Club 2 L1 Anxnously awanted sensor puns hnally amve and Annls Brenmck helps Don Rosen get his pinned on hrs sweater ll5 Senzors Glzde fpj Cross the Floor Ballard Seniors walt lmpahently for refreshments at' the annual sensor skating party ll6 CLARK HAROLD Senate3 Boys Club 2 3 4 CLAWSON JAMES Boys Club 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 Bowling 3 4 CLEVELAND ARNE Senate 2 4 Roll Representatuve 3 Gym Manager 4 Debate 3 Boys Club Z 3 4 COHEN DAR' ENE Songleader 4 Class Cabrnet 4 Class Committee 3 4 Shingle 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 ll Club 2 P TA Dance Committee 4 Llttle COLE EVELYN As embly Order 4 Class Commnttee 4 Glrls Club Commrttee 3 4 P TA Dance Com mn tee 3 4 Beaverettes Sk: Club 2 3 4 room 4 COMFORT EDWARD Sh ngle 4 Ant: Smoke 2 3 All Cnty Band 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Wrcstlnng 2 CONRAD DENNIS Class Vuce President 3 Class Cab In 3 s u 4 P TA Dance mlttee 3 CONWAY DANIEL As emblv Oder 3 Senate 2 3 S nngle 4 ys ub ftwcer 3 An I Smoke 3 Boys Club Cabxnet 3 Golf 2 3 4 COOK FRED Boys Club2 3 4 CORNELIUSEN SYLVIA Girls Club2 3 4 CREASON ALAN Honor Socfety 2 3 4 Honor So clety Cabinet 4 Chalrman Scholarsh p Comrnlttee 4 Debate 2 Tenn1s2 3 4 CRFASON KAREN Honor Soclety2 3 4 Class Com mlttee 4 Class Representatlve 4 Tall man Edutor 3 Grrls Club Commlttee2 3 4 Band2 3 4 Orches CROOK FMMA Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Cla s Repre entatlve 3 Bank Clerk 2 3 S ann h Cub 3 Forum Club 4 CRUCHON BARBARA Assembly Order 4 Girls Club m'nlttee 2 3 4 Sk: Club 3 4 P TA Dan Cornunnttee 3 4 UM JACK s Club 2 3 eball 2 3 DARST LOUISE Assembly Order 4 Class Commnttee 4 Girls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Choir 4 Glee Club 2 3 Sk: Club 3 4 P TA Dance Committee 3 4 DAI-ILSTROM ARLENE Gnrls Club Cornmlttee 4 Glee Club 2 D VIS RICIA Honor Society 2 3 4 Cass Cabinet 4 Girls Club Cornmnttee 4 Actlvuty Card resentatuve 3 Glee Club 2 Llttle B 2 DAWN ALAN Boys Club3 4 Span sh Club3 DESHAZO DONNA Honor Society 2 3 4 Class :net 4 Grls ub ommuttee 2 3 o Representatnve 4 Senate 4 Glee Club 2 Choxr 3 4 lsman 3 4 Luttle B Qu I Clu ,J-4,,,--' o o Q U Qu: A : V V : V Y B 2, 3. lt 'y 3 2,' V 'Y , , 3Tea: , 7 i 3 '- . 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W Sr ' .4 , 6 l l l Sazlors Hold Bull Sesswn About New Deck DETERT LALJRETTA Honor Socletv 3 4 Student Counml 4 Glrls Club Cablnet 4 Glrls Club om I tee 2 Roll Reores n v Scnn Inter Hugh Comnfuttee 4 Songlcwdcr 4 Cholr 3 Skt Club 3 4 P TA Dance Commlttee o -I DEVER DE XVITT Senate 3 4 Antz Smoke 3 Assrrn atlng 4 ovs u c LV r 1 Grounds Commnttcc 7 3 Teacher s And 4 DIEHL DOROTHY Honor Society 2 3 4 Cliss Com mnftce 3 4 Gnrls Club Cornrnuttce 4 Bcwv cttas 3 P TA Dance Commnttcc 4 DORCAS JACK As ernbly Order 3 4 r B otbdll 2 3 B SL Triftlc Sctuwd A Srnokc DOWNING WALDO Honor Soclcty 4 CI1ss mmlttee 2 3 4 oys Cub 7 Senit Traffic Squad 4 Track 4 DRAKE HAROLD Honor Socxcty 7 4 Bind Z 3 4 All Clty Band 4 LOS PAUL T r B 4 bill 4 Basket 1 Bas al 3 Tennus 4 Antl Smok 4 Tru I Squid 4 GARY Scnate 2 Antl Smoke 3 4 AI I P TA Cornmlttce 3 Class Reorescntatlve 4 Roll Representaf ve 3 4 Boys Club Committee 2 3 4 EARNHEART JEANNE Honor Soctety 2 3 4 Gll Club Treasurer 4 Class Commuttcc 3 4 Oftlce uk 3 s u e er 3 r P TA Darce Comm tree 3 4 ECHEVERRIA ANA Girls Club Commlttee 4 Spanish ECHEVERRIA MARTHA Glrls Club Cornrnlttcc 4 Spanish Club 4 EDSON BEVERLY Cliss Commnttcc 4 Grls Cl E Comrnlttee 2 3 4 P TA Da cc Comrnuttee E VEDT CLAIRE Honor Soclcty 2 3 TIB 4 Footbwll 2 3 4 Antl Smokc 3 4 Traffnc Squad 4 Spmlsh Clab 2 3 L uovGOu JH rs Club Comrnnttce 4 werctfes 2 3 Skl Club 4 Llttle ERK JANET Cl ss Commlttee 4 Grls Club Com mrttee 4 Attendance Clerk 2 3 INGSEN JOHN Bys Club 7 3 Base a ELOWSON CLIFFORD Class Commlttee Traffrc uad 4 All Cnty Band 2 3 Band 2 3 4 Foot a 3 Track 3 EN JOHN B ys Club 2 3 4 Senate 3 EINESS ELIZABETH Honor Soclety 7 Grls Cub Commlrtee 7 3 4 Class Commrtfee 4 Debate 3 4 Glee Club 3 Lunchroom Helper 4 Attendance Clerk 4 ESSMAN JAMES Boys Club 2 3 4 Antz Smoke 3 4 Roll Reprcsentatnve 2 P TA Dance rn m tee 3 4 Muke Wllllams John Marcell Jack Crum John Elhoft and Paul DuCIos admire the newly land floonng In the Boy s Club Room II7 Q I I V X 41 11 r C i mt f .3. 4. e tat.e 4, 'Ate 3, taly SQ B 'K Cl H'lp1. 3. 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D orf ' Swalas See ews, Plan Hornpzpe wzth Mates Dan Conway Nancy Walt Nancy Anderson and Don Simpson hnrsh Senior December Dance poster to hang rn Sensor Alley H8 EVENSON DELORES Honor Soclety 2 Class Commlt 4 Forum 4 Glrls Club Committee 2 3 FAIRCHILD HELEN Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Choir 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Tearoom Manager 4 e B FARMER GERALD Honor Society 2 3 Class Rep resentatlve 4 Track 3 4 Intramural Basketball Z Building and Grounds Commlttee 4 FERRYMAN WILLIAM Honor Soclety2 3 4 Senatc ovle Crew 2 a r w Fe P rol 3 4 FLETCHER JUDITH Honor Socnety 2 Glrls Club C mmlttee 2 3 4 Sk: Club2 3 4 Sk: Team 3 4 FOLKESTAD GERHARD Honoy Soclcty 2 3 4 Class Cabinet 4 Ant: Smoke 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 FORRESTER ALAN Student Councxl 4 Senate Pres: dent 4 Qu ll Club 3 Beaver Blades 4 FOTI DOROTHY Girls Club Commlttee2 Class Com mittee 4 Study Hall Clerk 2 FOWLER RONALD4Gym Manager 4 Football Man ager 3 Baseball Manager 2 FRIAR BEVERLY Glrls Club Commnttee3 4 Beaver ettes2 3 4 Glee Club2 3 4 Lunchroom Helper 3 e FRANKLIN ROBERTA Girls Club Cablnet 4 Girls Club Cornmlttee 2 3 4 Roll Rcpresentatlve 2 3 P TA Dance Cornrnlttee 3 4 FRASER DONITA Honor Soc y 2 3 4 Girls Cabnnet 4 Class Cabunet 4 Assembly Order 4 Shingle 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 Roll Representatnve 2 3 P T A Dance Committee 3 4 Glee Club 2 FRODERBERG ALBERT Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 Debate 2 Spannsh Club 3 GABRISCH MARLENE Glrls Club Commuttee 2 3 4 e Club 2 3 Cnour 2 3 GIFFORD GLORIA Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Class Commnttee 4 Girls Club Helper 2 Footlrght ers 4 GILES WILLIAM Roll Representatnve 3 Band2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Spannsb Club3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 GLAMAN JEANNINE Glrls Club Comrnlttee 4 Class Committee 3 4 Talusman 3 Glee Club 2 3 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 GNAGNEY DONNA Honor Society 2 3 4 Senate 2 3 Glrls Club Committee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee 4 eC'ub23 4PTA Dan Committee 4 GOODMAN ROBERT Senate 2 Boys Club Helper 3 Bulldlng and Grounds Commlttee 4 Tennis 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 GOOLSBY LOlS4Gnrls Club Committee 2 3 4 0 0 tee , V 37' ' V -, . 43 um -4 2. 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Q .A . . ce Senzors Scan Want Ads Read T zde Tables GREINER MARY Glrls Club Committee 2 3 GREEN WARREN Ant: Srnoke3 4 Assembly Order Trafflc Squad 4 Class Comrnnttee 4 T B B Track 4 Tallsman 4 P TA Dance Commlttee Z 3 4 Roll Representat1ve3 GROVE JOHN Transferred from Puyallup Hlgh School Puyallup Washungton Sk: Club 4 GUSTAFSON FRANClS4Gurls Club Committee Z HAAGENSEN GRETA Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Gu ls Club Committee 2 3 4 Class Commnttee 4 Roll Representatlve 4 Actlvrty Card S ller 3 P TA nce Commlttee3 4 Band 2 3 4 Blg B HAGEN ETHEL Beaverettes3 Girls Club Commuttee G ub 2 HALL CAROLYNE Girls Club Committee 2 3 4 Class Representatlve 3 Beayerettes 2 Roll Rebre sentatlye 3 Glee Club 2 Llttle B HANSON MERLE Boys Club Presudent 4 Class Presndent 2 Boys Club Secretary 3 Student Councnl 3 Boys Club Cabrnet 2 3 4 Ant: Smoke Basketball 2 3 4 Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Tr1B 4 HARAM MARILYN Glrls Club Cab1net4 Songleader 4 Roll Representative 3 Offlce Clerk 3 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P TA Dance Committee 4 Beaverettes 2 HARRIS OLIVE Honor Socnety 2 Glrls Club Commnt tee 2 3 4 Roll Representatlve 3 Glee Club 2 4 ple Trlo 3 Choir 3 4 Talxsman Edltor 3 4 k Club 2 4 Qulll Club 2 HART BARBARA Honor Society 2 3 4 Girls Club Cablnet 4 Senate 4 Skt Club 3 4 P TA Dance ommlttee 4 Llttl Gee Cu 2 C s Representatlve 4 Class Commnttee 3 4 HARVEY DONALD Boys Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 HAVDAHL ELEANOR Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Shnngle 3 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 l-IAZEN YVONNE-Girls Club Committee 7 3 4 Footllghters 4 Spanlsh Club 4 HECHT WILLIAM Honor Society Presndent 4 Stu dent Councnl 4 Senate 2 3 Antl Smoke 4 Trattlc Squad 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 4 HEDMAN DOROTHY Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Glee ub 2 4 C Cornmxttee 4 HELM KENNETH Boys Club 2 3 4 Traffic Squad 3 Ski Team 4 Choir 3 4 Glee Club 3 HEMMINGSON LORNA Glrls Club Committee 2 3 ee Club 2 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Qulll Club Bea ettes 2 3 Talisman Edltor 4 HENDRICKSON ANN Glrls Club Commuttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 Roll Representatlye 2 3 Tallsrnan 2 Llttle B 2 Beaverettes 3 HOCHSTETTER SONDRA Roll Reoresentatlve 2 4 Senate 3 Beayerettes 2 3 Sk: Club 4 Forum Club 4 Talisman 3 4 P TA Dance Committee 4 e af X xx usfux 1 Three oclock at last arrives on Wednesday 5 afternoons and out come the Talrsmans Q I , - ' ' , , 4. 3, 4,3 4 -3 V V V 3 rl- 5, 3, 4, Football 2, 3, 43 asketball 2, 3, 43 . 3, . 1 ,- , ', 3, 4. 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Fibbcr McGce's closet couIdn't be in as bad condition, l2O HOLDREN LARRY Honor Soclety 2 3 4 C ss Cab net 4 Senate 2 Boys Club Cabinet 3 Sk: Club 4 Honor Soclety Cablnet 4 HOLMES JOHN B ys Club 2 3 4 Stag Crew 2 Track 4 HOEFER GLENN s Club 2 3 4 e Club Class Representative 4 HOOD DON Boys Club 2 3 4 Skt Club 2 HORN PETER Senate 3 Student Counctl 4 Tratttc Squad 4 Class Cabinet 4 lntramural Sports P TA Dance Commlttee 4 Shlngle 4 Spannsh Cub 2 3 HUDSON WARREN Honor Soctety 2 3 4 Spam h ub3 4 Boys Club2 3 HUGHBANKS NANCY-Girls Club Committee Teachers And 4 Attendance Clerk 3 Beaverettes 2 3 P TA Dance Commlttee4 Glee Club2 HUMPHREY TERRY Boys Club Helper 3 Football 2 seball 2 3 4 SknClub2 4 P TA Danc muttee 4 HUNTER MARILYN Class Cabinet 4 Grls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Bank Clerk 3 Sk: Club2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Forum Club 4 HUTCHISON ALAN Senate 2 3 4 Class Represen tatnve 3 Footllghters 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 HYDE ALLEN Ant: Smoke 3 4 Trl B 3 4 Football 4 Bask ball 2 eball 2 IVERSON LUVERNE Transferred from Sacred Heart Minnesota JACOBSEN CARL Ba eball 2 4 Basketball 2 lntra ural Sports 2 Boys Club 2 3 JACOBSEN SHARON Honor Soclety 2 3 Roll Rep resentatlve 2 3 Class Committee 4 Girls Cl b Commlttee 4 Glee Club 2 3 Class Representative 4 .IACOBSON BEVERLY Honor Soclety 2 Girls Com mnttee2 3 4 Class Commlttee 4 Beaverettes 2 3 Glee Club 2 P TA Dance Committee 3 4 Forum ub4 QullClub2 te JEGERSEN SONJA Honor Society 2 3 4 Gtrls Club Commlttee 2 4 Class Commlttee 4 Class Repre entatlve 4 Shingle Art Staff 4 Skl Club 2 JENSEN ROSELENE Honor Socuety 2 4 C :net 2 3 Gtrls Club Com I ee 2 retary 33 Senate 31 Glrls' Club Commtttee 2. , 3 Sk: Club 23 P.-T.A. Dance Commlttee 3, 4 JOHANNESEN, ALLEN-Honor Society 2, 3, 42 Trattlc Squad 41 Football 23 Football Manager 33 Basketball Manager 33 Footlighters 43 Spanish Club 2, 3. JOHANSEN, CATHERlNEfl-lonor Socnety 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club President 4, Student Council 43 Class Vlce Presudent 23 Spanish Club 2. 31 Class Cabinet 31 Band 2, 31 Skt Club 3: lnterhigh Councll 4. JOHANSEN, RODERIC-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. ' le ll h ' Sh Senzors Ma e A S 119- We l - A, , gy la V - o ' -, , Q e 1 , A --Boy ' 1 . I C-:le 31 I f ' 4 I I Q ,3, 4. ' , 1 , '2, 3,'4: .I- . ,V ' , . Cl Q g 'M , ,4. ' ' ' V , ' ' f 2, 3, 43 Ba i, , . 7 , 1 .- . . l 2 Com: . -- 1 I ' P -T.A. Dance Commlttee 3, 4, Spanish Club' 2.i 2, 3 iiet Y 3 Bas V l , 37, 4.' I m al E ' ' V . , 4. V Y l , 1 A ' ' 1 1 ' ', u- ct ' , .L 'V ' I Ltr: HB 2, 3. ' 3 S 1 ' V H : 'i , 3, 4E . 7 , 3. 1 lass Cab , , 4: ' m'tt , 3, 4: 3 4 T S XX 1 or Voyage, Hose Down Scufpers JOHANSON KENNETH Bys Club 2 3 4 In ra mural Sports 2 3 4 Trattrc Squad 3 JOHNSON CHARLES Boys Club 2 3 4 Class Com 'tee 2 3 JOHNSON EVELYN Honor Soclety 3 4 Senate 3 Girls Club Committee 3 4 Cnolr 3 Class Com mnttee 3 4 Roll Representative 3 Trlple Tno 3 Big B Secretary 4 Glee Club 3 4 JOHNSON HERBERT Honor Society 2 Class Com mlttce 2 3 4 Shrngle 3 4 Boys Clab Represcnta tive 3 JOHNSON LYNNE Grls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 Talnsman 3 Teachers Ad Sk: Club ES AL Assemblv Order 4 Tu B 3 4 Ann Oke 3 4 r ffl Sou d 4 tball 2 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 JONES BARBARA Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Roll Rep resentatlve 4 Gurls Club Cablnet 4 Luttle B lnterhlgh Councnl 4 JONES DOROTHY Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Class Com mlttee 4 Class Cablnet 3 Roll Repre entatlve Z nl Club 2 S Clu 3 4 Talnsman Edltor P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 Glee Club 2 JONES HOWARD Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Class Cab I et 3 4 Class Treasurer 4 Assembly Oder 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Movie Crew 4 Shxngle 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 4 All Clty P TA NE SHIRLEY Senate 3 4 Footllghters 2 P TA Dance Commlttee 4 Sk: Club 4 Glrls Club Committee 3 4 Class Commlttee 4 KARR WILLIAM Student Council 4 Class Cabinet 4 Ant: Smoke 4 Class Commlttee 3 4 Band 3 4 KELLER WILLIAM Shingle 3 4 Boys Club Repre sentatlve 2 3 Sk: Club 4 KEMPH JOSEPHINE Honor Socrety 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 4 Class Comm ttee 4 Llbrary Helper 3 Grls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 KILDAHL KAREN Honor SOCILYY 3 4 Class Corn mrttue-r Band 4 S 4 Orehestra I, -f Senate 4 Roll Representatlve 3 4 Glrls Club Cab ne 4 Spanush Club4 Bug B KING CHARLOTTE Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 Cl'1olr3 Footllgnters 3 4 Senate4 Class Com mittee 4 Beaverettes 3 NEY JACK Boys Club 2 3 4 Bulldnng an Grounds Comrnnttee 4 KNEELAND ELAINE Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 KNUDSEN ANN Honor Soclety2 4 Glrls Club Cab lnet 4 Songleader 3 4 Roll Representative 3 OfflCE Clerk 3 Sk: Club 3 4 Forum Club 4 KROPP JOANNE Class Committee 4 Senate 3 Band e ub 2 P TA Dance Commsttee 2 3 4 Glrls Club Com muttee 2 3 4 Offrce Clerk 3 KRLJLL LARRY Senate 4 Honor Soclety Vce Presl dent 4 C'ass Commlttee 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 Foot ball Manager 3 Basketball Manager 3 Baseball 2 3 lnterhlgh Councll 4 These boys Howne Jones Bull Karr and Dan Dever got the dirty end of this sensor clean up prolecf IZI , .- o ' S. . 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M 'X f - 2, 341-srl, cm- 3 -Q n t 3 V ' 3 4' ': 314. v KIN , V 7 ' - , , 3 d 2: ole cr Tsar Club 2, 3, 42 Lttle fs 2: a Senzor Gzrls Shout Chanteys Ballard s l952 mock football team keeps an eye on the songleader l22 KUNZ MICHAEL Band2 3 4 Wrestllng3 All Cnty B nd 2 3 Boys Club2 3 4 Pep Band2 3 LAMPLEY PATRICIA Glrls Club Commlttee Qulll Club 3 Spanish Club 2 3 LANGDAHL PATRICIA Girls Club Commrttee Footlnghters 3 4 P TA Dance Comrnlttee 4 Quill ub 2 Tallsman 4 Class Cabinet 3 Llttle B LARSON JAMES B s Club 2 3 4 Sk Club2 3 4 Sh ngle 3 4 LARSON ROBERT Transferred from Stadlum Hugh School Tacoma Washlngton LAURITZEN ANN Roll Representative 2 Bank erk 2 Bug LEANDER SHARON Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Glrls Club Commuttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee 2 3 4 Gxrls Club Corresponcllng SecretaryS4 Band 2 3 4 Llttle I U Interhugh Councll 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 LEETSCH MACK Football2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Trl B 3 4 Trafflc Squad 3 4 Assembly Order 3 4 Earthquake Squad 2 3 4 LEPISTO BETTY Roll Representatrve 2 3 4 Forum Club4 Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 P TA Dance Committee 3 Class Committee 3 4 LEWIS STEVE Band 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 LIND NEIL Assembly Order 4 Shrngle 3 4 Moyne Crew 2 Football Manager 2 3 Basketball Manag 2 3 Senate 3 Actnvlty Card Seller 2 LINDEN GARY Boys Club Vlce President 3 Ant: Smoke 3 4 Senate 2 Class Cabinet 4 Basketball 2 B2 LINDH RONALDfShlngle 4 Spanlsh Club2 3 Talls man 3 P TA Dance Commrttee 4 Fleld Patrol 2 3 Movie Crew2 3 4 Safety Patrol 2 LINDHOLM MARY ANNE Honor Society 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club2 3 Glrls Club Cablnet4 Class Com mn tee 2 4 Tearoorn 4 Little B 2 LINGENBRINK DALE4Golf 2 3 4 Basketball 2 4 ass Reporter 3 Trl B 2 3 4 Ant: Smoke 3 Student Council 4 Traffic Squad 4 LISTMAN JOAN Honor Soclety 2 4 Qulll Cl b 3 P TA Dance Commnttee 2 3 4 Roll Repre sentatlve 3 Beayerettes 2 Glrls Club Commlttee LIVERMORE MARY LOU Qulll Club Tallsman .5 4 FootIlghters4 P TA Dance Commnttee4 Glrls Club Commnttee 2 4 Glee Club 2 3 Senate 2 Beaverettes 3 LUND LOIS Honor Society 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Beaverettes 2 Glee Club 2 Ac :ty Card Seller 3 Lnttle B 2 Girls Club C m mlttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee4 Tearoom 4 LYSEN RONALD Boys Club 2 3 4 Fleld Patrol 2 3 4 Safety Patrol 2 4 McCALL CYNTHIA Honor Society 2 3 4 Talisman 3 Glee Club 2 Cholr 3 Triple Trlo 3 Roll Repre ntatlve 2 3 Spannsh Club2 4 Little B fl 0 FQ o o 8 V , -I G I- ll ll . , yf ' 2, 3: . 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Q F 8 ' o 5 l U 'wk' 7 G - of Senzors Applaud Heaven Can Wazt MCCORMICK GLENN H nor Socuety 2 3 4 Y ll Squad 3 4 Senate 4 Tratflc Squwd 4 Pep Assembly Commnttee 4 MCCROHAN EDDlE Boys Club 2 3 4 Football 2 MCDANIEL MARIANNE Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Gr ls Cub C blnet 4 Snlngle Art Staff 3 4 Tallsrnan 3 4 Footllghters 4 Beaverettes 2 MCDONALD MARCIA Grrls Club Commlttee 7 3 4 Attendance Clerk 4 MQEWEN MAE Honor Soclety2 3 4 Bg B Vce Presudent 4 Class Commlttee 3 4 Sen te 3 4 lce Clerk 2 3 Luttle B 2 3 Roll Represen a tlve2 Ant: Smoke3 Grls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 MCDONALD LEROY Assembly Order 3 4 Antl Smoke 3 4 Class Reoresentatlve 4 Senate Foot MCGILL BETTY4Gnrls Club Cornmnttee 2 3 4 Cus todlan Helper 4 Bank Clerk 2 3 Tearoom 2 MCGLOCKLIN SHARON Honor Society Z 3 4 UBSS Representatnve 3 Study Hall Clerk 3 4 Class Com mlttee 3 4 Gurls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 MCGOWAN KAY Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Class Cornmnttee 2 3 4 MCKINLEY MARILYNN Girls Club Commlttee 3 4 Class Cabunet 3 4 Glrls Club Representatnve 2 Shlngle 3 4 Senate Secretary 3 Forum Club Sk Club 3 Actnvlty Card Representatuve 3 Quull MAGDALL PATRICK Boys Club 2 3 4 Track Z 3 Football 2 MALLETT RUSSELL nor Socuety 2 3 4 B s ub 2 3 MASECAR CLAUDIA Honor Scclety 2 3 Gurls Club Representwtuve 2 4 Forum Club 4 Beaverettes 3 MAYN SUZANNE Glrls Club Cablnet 4 Class Cab wwf 4 Sn gm A Accomhlv Order 3 Little B C retary 2 Roll Representative 2 Lubrary Clerk 2 udy Hall Clerk 2 Sk: Club 2 4 Sk Queen MEADOWS LELAND-Honor Soclety 2 Boys Club MEDIN DOREEN H nor Socuety 2 3 4 Glrls ub Committee 2 3 4 Class Comrnlttee 4 Bank Clerk 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Quill Club 2 3 Beaverettes Z P TA Dance Comn'lnttee2 3 4 MEICHO MARY4Grrls Club Cabinet 3 4 Glrls Club mmnttee 2 Blg B 3 Ch 4 Trple 4 Class Commlttee 3 4 Sk: Club 2 4 Beaverettes 2 3 Ant: Smoke 3 4 MELINE BARBARA Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Spanlsn Club 4 Glee Club 2 3 Grrls Club Commlttee P TA Dance Comrnlttee 4 Attendance Clerk 3 Tlcket Seller 4 MENDENHALL JOHN Boys Club 3 4 MILLER MAE Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Llttle B 2 Glee Club 2 Class Committee 3 ' J Takmg one last look as they leave Ballard on then last day of school are these seniors Terry Humphrey Arleen Adler Judy Fletcher and Don Paulson lZ3 ' if J , 7 o , , 1 e .h - f l V l , . 1 r ' l a , , Q . - . , L I 1 , , I 3 . - Off , , 1 , 3 T A ban 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2. 3. 4. 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H U I 3 ' x ' kr Senzors Appl for ommzsszons L7 ,ix all Alan Creason Rosne Jensen Sonia Jegerson and Ray Youngren check up on scholarshnps before avvlylns 24 1 MITCHELL MARK B seball 2 3 4 Football 2 4 Basketball 2 P TA Dance Commnttee 2 3 4 Ant: Smoke 3 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Class Commlttee 3 4 Tr: B 3 4 Senate 2 Roll Representatwe 2 MOFFAT JEAN Grls Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 NOHRWEIS PATRICIA Class Cabinet 3 4 Girls Club Commlttee 4 Glee Club 2 MOORE PATRICIA Honor Soc:ety 2 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P TA Dance Comm:ttee 3 4 Class Cab :net4 Talsman Ed:tor4 Assembly Order4 Senate 3 G:rls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee MORAN GEORGE Boys Club 2 3 4 Ant: Smoke 4 MORMAN EARL Sk: Club 2 3 4 Assembly Order 4 Ant: Smoke 3 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Football Z eball 2 MORRISON MARY LOU Glrls Club Cornmlttee Z 3 4 Assembly Order 3 4 Act:v:ty Card Seller 2 3 Gnrls Club Cab:net 4 Roll Representatlve 2 Forum Club 3 4 Class Commuttee 3 4 Class Represcnta t:ve 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 ESSER JANICE Glrls Club 2 3 4 Glee Cu 3 Cholr MUMAU JOAN Honor SOCIETY 2 3 4 Gnrls Club Cabmet 4 Class Comm:ttee 3 Debate 2 3 4 Fnrst A:d Team 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Gnrls Club Commlt 2 3 MURPHY CONSTANCE Shnngle 4 G:rls Club Cab :net 4 Act:v:ty Carcl Seller 2 Roll Representatnve P TA Dance Comm ttee 4 Glrls Club Cornmlttce 4 Glee Clu MURPHY FLOYD Band 2 3 4 Pep Band 3 4 Class Commlttee 3 Track 3 4 Sk: Club 2 Orchestra 2 MURPHY JAMES Bo s ClubZ 3 4 NELSON SHIRLEY Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Class Cab :net 4 Roll Representatlve 2 Qulll Club 2 Sk: Club 4 P TA Dance Commnttee 4 Shnngle 4 NESS MAHLON Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Span:hCIub Bo s ub 2 NESSET KENNETH Footllghters 4 Span: h Cub 2 3 4 Movue Crew 2 3 4 Glee Club 2 NICKERSON LOUIS B nd 2 4 Boys Club 2 4 Tumblnng 2 3 NIELSEN HENRY Boys Club2 3 4 NILSON EVELYN Honor SOCIETY 2 3 4 Glee Club Beaverettes3 Llttle B NILSEN FRANK Fleld Patrol 3 4 Intramural Sports Bo s Cub 2 NORTON WILLIAM Fotball 2 3 4 Basebll 2 ack 3 4 As embly Oder 3 Tr: B 3 4 Tra Squad 4 Ant: Smoke 3 ' if ' ' JJ , - a , , gl . 1 G - 45 - . 1- - ,' 1: : I ' - x - .Q , 7 I ' , , 1 ' . inf , A 4 A l M I V , , M' Q I . 4 I ,,,, - . , , , - X 25 l 1 . 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Semors Enjoy Szck Ba , Have Gab Sesszon NYGREN RAYMOND Honor Soclety 4 Cla Represertatlwe 4 Substltute Boys Club Presldent 4 seball 2 3 etball 2 T OHRT DIANNE Gurls Club Cabunet 4 Assembly er 3 4 Senate 3 Roll Representatuye 2 P TA Dance Committee 2 3 4 OLIVER TRUDY Girls Club Cabinet 3 4 Glee Club 2 3 Senate 2 3 Class Commlttee 3 4 Rol p resentatnye 3 Skt Club 3 4 Student Councul 4 Antl Smoke 3 4 Assembly Order 3 OLSEN DIANNE Custodlan Helper 4 Roll Represen tatrve 3 Lunchroom Helper 4 Glee C ub 2 3 Llttle B 2 Glrls Club Cornmlttee 2 3 4 OLSON CAROL Honor Society 2 3 4 Class Cab net 4 Gurls Club Cab net 4 Assembly Order 4 Qu l Club Presndent 2 P TA Dance Commlttee Lrttle B 2 Honor Society Cablnet 4 OLSON DANlEL otball 2 3 4 Trat Squad 4 Assembly Order 4 Intramural Basketball 4 OLSON DAVE Boys Club 2 3 4 Beaver Explo ers OLSON JUDlTH l-4 nor Society 2 3 4 Ba k Cerk 3 Llbrary Clerk 2 G rls Club Commlttee 4 ONEILL SALLY Footlnghters 3 4 Forum Club 4 Talisman 4 P T A Dance Commlttee 4 Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Ska Club 2 4 Spanish Club 2 B 4 B ys ub 2 ORMBREK DORIS Honor Society 2 3 4 Band 2 :l 4 Glee Club 2 Cbor 3 Accompannst Boys Double Quartet 2 OTTERSEN ROBERT Glee Club 2 Antl Smoke Senate 4 Moyne Crew 2 3 Gym Manager 3 4 OVERBY NOLA Footllghters 3 4 P TA Dance ommnttee 4 Llttle B 2 Chow 4 Tallsman Cla 5 Commnttee 4 PARK BARBARA Girls Club Cornmlttee 2 3 4 Tallsman 3 PARTY RALPH Boys Club 3 4 Ba ketball 2 Bowl lngTe1m 3 4 PAULSON DONALD Boys Club Representatnve 4 Senate 4 Trafflc Squad 4 Boys Club Helper 2 PAYLOR ROBERT Boys Club 2 4 PAYNE CLIFFORD Boys Club 2 3 4 Spam n Cl b 2 3 Bowlung4 PEDERSEN NANCY Class Commnttee 4 Assembly Order 4 Roll Representatnve 3 Beaverettes Secre 2 3 Glrls Club Cornmnttee 2 3 4 Skt man 4 e C ub 2 Teachers And 4 PEDr:RSON BERTHA4Gnrls Club Helper 3 Forum C ub 4 Glee Club 2 Bug B Vlce Presldent 3 l Ann Knudsen, Bobble Franklm and Marlon Reed relax nn the Girls' Club Room durmg lunch hour l25 o o 0 0 1 . I V 2. 3. . ss Ba I . . 4.1 Bask . 4: rl-B 4. L Ord' ' 1 C V 3 l . 4, Q . 31' l. l Re - 2. 3.' 1 7- J . 2 ' ' - ll . .- . . , -Q 3. 4: 1 - , -Fo . . 1 f c 2 ' it 2. 3.l4. T ' ' ' ' . 7 .o l ' , , 1 n I ' . , l . I ORGAN, DANlBL2FbotbaII 2. S. Q11 Track 2. 3.34: Trif 3 O ' Cl . 3. 4. , , - Q 1 - 3-. 42 .L , C V :W 1 I l xl- 4. . -- ' , 3, . . - ' . , . . s u tary . V. ' l . . 3 Club 3.41 Talzs : C-:le I V 3, 41Lll'1le B 21 I .' 3 H ' . f' I Senzors T reatv Commancfzng Olfcers wzth Pleasure Enloymg refreshments at the G:rls Club s annual Father Daughter Banquet are Mary Peterson Peggy Beeson Jerry S:bley Bette Stone and their Dads I26 PENNAMEN BARBARA Bank Clerk 2 Offlce Clerk 3 Lunchroom Helper 4 Study Hall Clerk 2 3 PERRY RICHARD Boys Club 2 3 4 Act:v:ty Card Seller 3 PETERS RAYMOND-Boys Club 2 3 4 Stage Crew 3 4 TeachersA:d 3 PETERSON DAVID- Senate 2 Football 2 Spanlsh Club 2 3 Trafflc Squad 4 Boys Club 3 4 Ant: Smoke 4 PETERSEN DONNA4G:rIs Club Commlltee 2 3 4 Spamsh Club 3 PETERSON DENNIS Senate 2 Football 2 Trafflc Squad 4 Ant: Smoke 3 4 Spanush Club 2 3 PETERSON JANICE P TA Dance Commlttee 2 3 4 Sk: Club 3 ACflVlly Card Seller 4 Ottuce Clerk 2 Glee Club 2 Attendance Clerk 3 Grls Club Commltfee 2 3 4 Class Comm:ttee 2 3 4 PETERSON JEANELLE Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Forum Club 4 PETERSON MARY4G:rls Club Commstlee 2 4 Class Commuttee 4 Chou 4 P TA Dance Commlttee PETERSON RUBY4G:rIs Club 2 3 4 Llbrary Clek 2 3 ACYIVITY Card Seller 2 Sk: Club 2 PETERSON TED Boys Club 2 3 4 Class Rep sentat:ve 3 PILKINGTON SHIRLEY G:rs Cub 2 3 4 Club2 3 POLMATEER JUDITH G:rls Club Comm:ttee2 3 4 Quill Club 3 4 Glee CIub3 4 Talusman 4 PRINCE ROBERT Boys Club Presldent 3 Ant: oke34 Tr:B234 Tenns234 Stude Counc:I Pres:denl 3 4 Tratflc Squad 4 lr:terh:gh Councll 3 4 Intramural Basketball 7 PURVES ROBERT B vs Club 2 3 4 QUIST WILLIAM Honor Soc:ety 4 Boys Club 3 4 Tenms 3 4 RAFFELSON MELVIN B ys Club 2 3 4 RANKIN PATRICIA L:brary Typlst 4 G:rls Club 2 3 4 Tearoom 4 Beaverettes 3 Class Comm:ttee 4 REED MARION L:ttle B 2 G:rIs Club Commlt tee 2 3 4 Forum Club 3 4 Sk: Club 4 Atte cl ance Clerk 3 P TA Dance Comm:ttee 3 Off:ce Clerk 3 Class Commlftee 4 Roll Representahve 3 0 0 0 I I : I I' 1 ' A 1 I ' .1 1 - E I : L: I ' 3,4. ' ' E ' ' '. , 1 V '. ' l I r ' 1 H , 4 ' l , , 3 A re- PEUGI-l, FREDRICK-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4gCl'1o:r 3, 4. , 7 I ' I , , 1 Glee Sm V , 3 T , , 1 V : , , 3' -nt I , ' l 4 o ' , . . I V, I - o ' , , . l , , 1 T , :L H 1 n P Semors Lzve zt up at Hornpzpe RICHARDSON DORCAS Honor Socuety2 3 4 Span rsh Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 RIVERS RAE Spanrsh Club 2 3 Glee Club 2 Rol Representatlve 3 Bank Clerk 3 4 Grrls Club Com mrttee 3 4 ROBERTS EVALEE Class Commlttee 4 Qull Club Secretary 4 Glee Club 2 3 4 Lunchroom Hclper 4 ROHRBACK STEBBINS Boys Club 4 ROLIE CHARLOTTE Honor Society 2 3 4 Span sn ub Secretary 4 Maloretre 2 3 4 Llttle Glrls Club Committee 2 3 4 Study Hall Clerk 2 3 Class Cabinet 4 ROSEN DONALD Boys Club2 3 4 ROSEN WILLIAM Senate 2 3 4 Tennrs Burldnng and Grounds Committee 4 Class Commrt tee 3 Honor Socnety 2 3 4 Boys Club 2 S NANCY Little B ur Club 3 4 Lunchroom Helper 2 3 Office Clerk 4 Glee Club 2 3 ROUSEY JAMES F eld Patrol 2 Bank Clerk 3 4 Talisman 4 Spanish Club 4 Quill Club 2 Debate 2 ROWE MARLENE+Glrls Club 2 3 4 Roll Represen tatlve 4 Study Hall Clerk 2 ROWSE MARIAN Talisman Editor 4 Sk: Club 2 4 Honor Society 2 3 Grrls Club Commrttee 3 4 Beaverettes 2 3 T A Dance Cornmnttee 4 Spamsh Club 2 RUNDQUIST SHIRLEY Little B 2 Spanish Club 4 R Representative 3 Glee Club 2 Cholr 3 4 Class Committee 4 Trlple Trio 3 4 RYTTER DELORES Senate2 Llttle B 2 Beav ettes 2 Ticket Seller 3 4 Attendance Clerk 2 3 SANDBURG BENJAMIN Honor Socrcty 2 3 4 Class Officer 4 Ant: Smoke 4 SANTWERE RAMONA Ska Club2 3 4 Class Rep resentatrve 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 embly Order 3 Class Committee 2 3 4 Girls Club Commrttee 2 3 4 Roll Representatlve 2 SANTWIRE MARGARET Assembly Order3 P Dance Commlttee 3 4 Class Cabnnet 3 Skr Club Vice Presrdent 4 Joyce Representatrve 4 Girls Club Vrce Presldent 4 Senate 2 Roll Representative 2 SATHER OVIDIA Honor Society 2 3 4 Girls Club Commuttee 3 4 Sk: Club 3 4 Class Commnttee 4 ee Club 2 Spanish Club 2 3 4 Little SATHER RUTH-Girls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Sen ate 3 S RA RAGNA Luttle B 2 Bug B Treasurer4 Grrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 SAVAGE LAWRENCE Tennls4 Ant: Smoke 4 Span rsh Club2 Boys Club 2 3 4 Seen havnng an engoyable hme at the sensor dance February Fantasy were J Ohs Barnes Budd Strandoo Mack Leetsch, and Jerry Sibley l27 9 ff o a ,, o . f I I Cl ' gi , , ', ' ' --B '21 'I 7 1 I, l ,l 2, 3, 42 1 , , 1 'V ,3, 4, Ros - -- 2, arg HB I3, 41 Q :I 1 -,I 1 , 1 l 1 , 31 ' V - 3, :I T , ,4g ' l ' I 2, , 3- , 1P.- . . 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' AT 1' - 1 1 , -, ,,,, ,Ti 'ff l ar., l 2. 3 Senzors njoy Balm Breezes, Smooth Sazlzng ai is Talung advantage of the early sprung weather Duck Selander Mary Mercho and Earl Morman eat their lunch outsrde l28 SAWYER JAMES Honor Soclety 7 Football 7 3 4 rl B 4 Ant: Smoke 4 Boys Club 3 3 4 Tra Squad 4 Footllghters 3 Spanlsh Club 2 3 4 SCHULENBURG GARRY-Glee Club 2 Sk Cub 3 4 Shlngle 3 4 Wrestllng 3 4 SCHWEIZER CARYL onor Soclety 4 Ban r estra 2 3 l an 4 SELANDER ARTHUR Honor Socuety 2 Ba eball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Class Presdent 3 Studewt uncll 3 Boys Club Secretary 4 Trl B 2 Boys Club Cablnet 3 Traffnc Squad 4 Assembly r cr 4 Class Cabinet 4 lnterhlgh Council ERIDE ESTHER Gee Club 2 Taltsrnan P T A Dance Commuttee 4 Gurls Club Commnttne 3 4 Senate4 SHERRILL KENTON B ys Club 2 3 4 SIBLEY JERRY Bank Clerk 2 3 Attendance Clerk 4 P TA Dance Committee 3 4 Grls Club Com rnlttee 3 4 Glee Club 2 Class Commnttee 4 Skt Club 4 SIMMS CONNIE Girls Club Comrnlttee2 3 4 Span Club 3 and 2 4 Qulll Club 2 Class rn tee 2 3 4 SIMONSTN PEARL Tall man 3 4 Beavercttes 2 3 Gu ls Club Commlttee 3 Glee Club 2 Class Corn mlttce 4 Attendance Clerk 2 3 Tcacber s A d 3 4 S ON DONALD Tn B 2 3 4 ootball 3 ack 2 3 4 Tallsma 4 A :S ke 3 4 Class Cabunet 4 P TA Dance Commtttcc 3 3 -l IZEMORE RUTH Study Hall Clerk 2 3 Beaver es 2 Gurls Club Commnttu. 2 4 Ba C erk 3 Glee Club 2 SM TH BEVERLY D Choir 3 4 Bank Clerk 3 A tvlty Card Seller 3 k ub G rls C Commlttee 2 3 4 Class Commlttee 4 SMITH BEVERLY F Gurls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 P TA Dance Commuttee 4 Sk: Club 4 Class Corn mittee 4 TH EDWIN F otbwll 2 3 4 T B3 4 Ten Bask a 3 Ant: Sm 4 Tra Squad 4 Assembly Order 4 SMITH LOIS Cholr 2 4 Roll Representatlve 3 GLC Club 4 Orchestra 3 4 SMITHSON WADE Golf 3 4 Sk Club 2 3 Spun h Clu 2 3 SNARING THOR Trattnc Squad 4 Skt Club 4 Bu Id mg and Grounds Commnttee 4 Boys Club 3 3 4 EODERLAND ANDREW Boys Club 2 3 4 Span lt Cub 3 4 SOLEM KENNETH B ys Club 2 3 4 Cl s Commt e 2 3 S IE VALERIE Little ee u Representative 3 Class Commnttee 2 3 4 Sk Club 3 4 Senate 3 Class Representatnye 4 Gtrls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Beaverettes 2 0 1 0 0 T 7 Q -- 1 ' Cl L, . QC' 'me 3 , V Z lv 5' , 1 v ', h an ' A ' 2. 3. 1 d 2,3,43Ocl11 , ,4g Talsm 3 Btg B 4. , , V 7 , ' . 1-4 V' Co 3 ' 1 - . 3, 4, o cl- 1 ' ' 1 ' T 4, SEV , -- I , 32 42 fl ta ' m 0 ' - - - V Q ,- . . A Z . L 1 ' Z - ish 1 1 BA . 3, . :I V U Cami it , , . IMPS 3 --A - ,y, MF a,3,44. Tr , , Q n Q nt - mo 2 , , As- sembly Order 3, 4, Senate 2, Boys' Club Oftucer -4. S x ,-A. , . i U . . Ev ett , 33 ' U , 3, 1 nk ' I , V , , . c- t 1 S I Cl 2, 3. 42 1 ' lub Slvll , 7 o L . . 1 rl- . I ms 2, 3, 4: etb ll 2, 'Q - oke 3, 3 ftlc I I V , , I , 31 L IS b , , - . V l 7 o ' , , 3 a 3 E - te , , 4. -CL . y f '-B 2: GI Cl b 25 Roll ,X w 1 . . 2 - 9 lk J o Senzors Inscrzbe 01111 Hancocles 111 Logs SOOTER GRACE Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 4 Senate 2 Roll Representatlve 4 Glrls Club Committee 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 4 Assembly Order 4 SPAULDING GEORGE Boys Club 2 3 4 STADIG CHLOE Transferred from Anchorage Alaska STARK CHARLOTTE Senate 2 3 Study Hall Clerk 2 P TA Dance Commuttee 3 4 Gurls Club Com muttee 4 Bank Clerk 4 STEARNS GERALDINE-Girls Club Cablnet 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P TA Dance Committee 3 4 Ants oke 3 4 Office Clerk 3 4 Ba k Clerk 2 Roll Representative 2 3 Tearoom 3 4 STEELE VIRGINIA Beaverettes2 Glrls Club Cabunet 4 Assembly Order 3 P TA Dance Committee 2 3 4 Joyce Representative 3 Glee Club 2 3 Forum Club 3 Nurses Ad 2 3 Roll Representative 2 Gnrls Club Committee 2 3 4 STENDER RAYMOND Boys Club 2 3 4 Golf 2 3 STENGEL MICKEY Glee Club 2 Boys Club 2 3 4 STOCK BARBARA Honor Socnety2 3 4 Glrls Club Cabinet 4 Shln le 4 Sk: Club 2 Class Cabznet 2 3 4 Student ouncul Vsce Presudent 4 lnterhugh Councll President 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 Actlvlty Card Seller 2 3 STONE BETTE Assembly Order 4 Roll Representa tlve 2 Senate 3 4 Glrls Club Cabinet 4 Sk: Club Secretary 4 Spanlsh Club 2 3 P TA Dance Com mlttee 3 4 Forum Club 4 Interhlgh Councll 4 STONE JOANNE Honor Society 2 3 4 Glee Club Class Commlttee 3 4 STORHILL CARL Boys Club 2 3 4 Football 2 STRAND RICHARD Tennis 2 3 4 Football 2 Trl B 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 Building and Grounds Committee Boys Club 2 3 STRANDOO CARSTEN Senate Z Roll Representatlve 4 P TA Dance Comm tree 4 Clas Pe, esenta tlve 2 Football 2 STROH GRETCHEN Honor Society 2 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P TA Dance Cornmuttee 3 4 Assembly Planning Commlttee 3 Assembly Seating Commnt tee 4 Spanrsh Club 4 lnterhlgh Councll 4 Class Secretary 4 Class Committee 2 3 4 STUHR WAYNE Boys Club 2 3 4 SURYAN JOHN Senate 3 4 Sk: Club 3 4 Bowllng Boys Club 2 3 SWAFFORD SHARON Honor Society 2 3 4 Beaver ettes2 Llttle B Treasurer 2 Blg B Preslde t 3 P TA Dance Commrttee 4 Forum Club Pres: dent 4 Roll Representatnve Otflce Clerk Grs Club Cablnet 3 Ant: Smoke 3 lnterhugh Councnl 3 4 Class Commlttee SWAIGSNE MERLE Boys Club 2 3 4 Field Pat ol SWANSON ROBERT Boys Club 2 3 4 Intramural Sports 2 3 Rod and Boot Club 2 3 4 lt' Sensors are caught m the rush of gefhng thenr last hugh school Shmgles sngned IZ9 ' ' CK' J Sm I ,l gl l I , Q n l l . , I i v 3 1 . 1 A I 2. Glrls' ClugCabinet 41 Senate 4lg Llttle B 21 4.1 l ' l, 4. 43 ' ' -, , 4, ' l ' Z I ', H ,T 'H 'H ' . or , .- .Z . I 41 41 ll' , '- 1 , 1 ' 3, 4. . - ' . . 1 r 3, 4. tx 4 Semors Attend Baccalaureate, Slug H mns Bette Stone, Bull Hecht, and Kathy Johansen were seen on deck at the Baccalaureate l3O SWANSON LORRAINE Gurls Club Commuttee E TANNER DWIGHT Bo s Club 2 3 4 TELQUIST SHARON-Gtrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 TENNY LORETTA Glrls Club Committee Forum Club 3 Sk: Club 3 4 Assembly Order 3 Roll Representative 2 3 4 Attendance Clerk P TA Dance Commuttee2 3 4 TERRACE EDWARD-Honor Soczety 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 4 Debate3 4 Quull Club 3 THERSON LOUIE Gym Manager 2 3 4 Band 3 4 THOMPSON DOROTHY4Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Study Hall Clerk 3 Attendance Clerk 4 THOMPSON PAULA Honor Socuety 2 3 Class Com m tee 2 3 3 Gsrls Club Cabinet 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 Class Representative 2 3 Gtrls Club Commut tee 2 3 4 P T A Dance Commtttee 3 4 THORPE DONNA Girls Club Committee 2 3 Glee THORSVIK RAY Movie Crew3 4 Boys Club2 3 4 TOLMEN CAROL Glrls Club 2 3 4 Class Commit t e 2 3 4 TULARE JAMES Boys Club Representatlye 2 Yell Kung 4 Hall Patrol 4 Boys Glee 2 3 Choir 3 4 TURCOTT ALLOUISE Class Representatrve 2 Forum Club 4 Teacher s And 4 Assembly Seatlng Repre sentatlye 3 TURNER BEVERLY4Glrls Club Commnttee 3 4 Sen ate 2 Talusman 3 Skt Club 3 4 Glee Club 2 TVEDT ARTHUR Boys Club2 3 4 UDHUS TED Boys Club2 3 4 URI KONRAD Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 lntra mural Football 3 USITALO BERT Boys Club 2 3 4 Ba eball 2 3 4 VAHL CAROL Girls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 VANDELAC KENNETH Boys Club 2 3 4 Span sh Club2 nil- L.- I 0 . 4 ' ' l 2, 3, 43 Bi B 2, 3, 4. . - Y' . r ru , l - ' ' ' 3. 4: 1 . 2 -41 , , g 3: 2, , gy , 3 ,4,y ' V it ,' , 1 -' , ' :V ' Club 3, 43 Role Trio 43 Forum Club'4gvLittle B 2, 3. e .' , , - V ' V 3 . - ' . , .1 I i Senzors Enjoy Swzshmg Slezrts, Swashbuclelzng Boys VAN HUYSTEE BRUCE Honor Soclety 2 3 4 Foot lnghters 3 4 Boys Club 2 3 4 VEN EMAN RICHARD-Boys Club 2 3 4 Sk Club 3 4 Bank Clerk 3 VESKIMETS MAIE Gxrls Club Commrttee Forum Club 4 Beaverettes 2 VEY JAMES Class Treasurer 3 Chor 4 Football Z 3 4 Traftuc SQuad4 Boys Club Reporter4 WAGNER ANITA Gurls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Class Commuttee 4 Band 2 3 4 All Cnty Band WAIT NANCY Glrls Club Recordlng Secretary 4 Senate 3 Assembly Order 3 Glrls Club Representa tnve 2 Glee Club 2 3 Attendance Clerk 3 Beaver ettes 2 Ant: Smoke 3 4 WALDAHL EDWIN Boys Club 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club WALL JOYCE Honor QOCIETY 2 3 4 Spanlsh Club 3 4 Glrls Club Commnttee 2 3 4 Gtrls C u Cabinet 4 Assembly Order 4 Bug B Presldent 4 WARD SARAH Girls Club Commnttee 3 4 WARFORD JAMES Honor Soclety 2 Talnsman Assembly Plannlng 4 Football 2 Footl ghters 3 Boys Glee2 Gym Manager3 Qulll Club3 4 WEBBER MARILYN Honor Society 2 3 4 Bug B Sports Manager 4 P TA Dance Commnttee 4 WEST JOAN Assembly Order 4 Gurls Club Cabunet 4 Sk: Club 2 3 Class Commrttee 3 4 Forum Club 4 P TA Dance Commlttee 3 4 Ant: Smoke 3 WESTERMAN DICK Boys Club 2 3 4 WESTMAN KENNETH s Club 2 3 4 Sk: C Z Track 2 W ITE JOE Boys Club 2 3 4 Sk: Club 3 Cholr4 WIKSTROM DONALD-Boys Club2 3 4 WILLARD BENNETT FoOtllgl'1ters2 3 4 Boys Club WILLIAMS JOE Boys Club 2 3 4 WILSON DOLORES Glrls Club Commlttee 2 3 4 Assembly Order 2 Roll Representatlve 2 3 Bank erk 4 Oftlce Clerk 3 4 Sk: Club 2 3 4 P Dance 2 3 4 WILSON DON Boys CIub2 3 4 Valerle Solle Lynn Johnson Janice Peterson Don Sumpson Charlotte Rolue Mark Mutchell and Evelyn Cole seem to be enloymg the pro grams at the 1953 Sensor Class Prom at the Nlle Country Club l3l Q o 0 l O O I ' , ,Q ' 2, 3, 4: 2, 3, 4. ' ' ' ' - 2, 3. ' - ' ' ' 2, 5 T ' ' ,' ' , l' I b V , 1 ' 3 Y l :li : I I ,4: 4 , V -Boy' ' ,V ,Q 1 :ob H' , ' , . L 1 , 2, 3, 4,' T ' ' ' Cl 1 ' , , , ,H -.-TA l ' . ' , ' Senzors Set Sazls for Far Shores WOLD JAMES Boys Club2 3 4 Shmgle Art Stafti WORTHINGTON JOAN Class Commlttee 4 Choir 4 Sk: Club 4 Truple Trlo 4 WRIGHT JOHN Honor Society 2 4 Boys CI b WRIGHT PAMELA Glrls Club Commlftee 2 3 4 Teacher s And 4 Bug B 4 Senate 4 Activity Card Representatnve 3 YETTER GORDON B ys Club 2 3 4 ig- YETTER JOHN Boys Club2 3 4 YOUNG HUBERT B vs Club 2 3 4 ZATARIAN BILL Class Reoresentatzve 3 Glee Club Track 2 Football 2 Boys ClubZ 3 ANDERSON NOREEN H nor Society 2 3 4 Cl s Cabmet 4 Assembly Order 4 Spamsh Club 2 3 ee Club 2 P TA Dance Commuttee 4 resentatlve 2 3 OfflCf. Clerk 2 3 Little B Sk: Club 4 Senate 2 Attendance Clerk 2 ELDERKIN BOB Football 2 Boys Clubv 3 4 OLSEN FRED Boys Club 2 3 4 DOLLARHIDE DAVE Transferred from Federal Way Hugh School wg af in 65 Senlor Cablnet meernngs are fun lt looks luke Noreen Anderson IS readlng jokes to the members at thus meetmg e 0 . I 7 -V ,3, . ' u 2,3,4. A 1 -79 ' , If I , 7 o ' , , . 21 I1 M- 1 ' , ,4 . io . . 1 asv GI I 3 .- . . -I 1 'Roll Rep ' , 1 ' , 3 21 J 2 f 1 V . 17 - 7. 5 -r ' - if I n I I I J? I v , 5 Q . l ' 'H 3 4 l. F48'f A I ,M . .d,:53s,k4sf-ag Senzors Co ee Up Swain own Decks Mary Lounse Koruga sophomore and Bob Elderkun senzor Dartlcrpate In a table tennus game at one of the P TA dances Mrs Mntclftell and Pat Davis lnsten as Alan Hutchison tells ot how much he enloys the food at the Sensor Tea Everyone loans In the fun at the sennors plcnlc at Steele Lake 1 J 4 Seniors Tr Their Vwngs, oirz Alumni Duane Orht and Donnta Fraser admlre the memorlal plaque whlch the alumnn gave to the school un honor ot the Ballard boys who died In the World Wars I and ll Alumni Mr Nardun and Mr Lren answered the call and came back to teach BALLARD ALUMNI has tunctuoned as an organization for three years and can now boast of over a thousand members Thus year they made avallable a sum of one hundred dollars to help needy stu dents of Ballard They have been debat ang on many prolects but have not de alumna meet the second Thursday ot each month In the auditorium of the Ballard News Buuldmg Over the course of these past years they have had about sux reunnons of dlfterent classes The Memornal Plaque presented to Ballard last year by the alumnl hangs In the front hall and as something always to be remembered by former Ballard Students and to be vrewed with respect by com :ng generatnons 1 . . cided on any more as of now, The .-If A. 0 cers Buoy-Up Student Projects The P T A certainly seems to pay rapt attention to nts captain Mrs Metcalf PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION This year s P T A membershup has at present fave hundred thurty tlve paud up members For thus Increase the members have received both Clty and county awards By holding the ever popular Ballard dances thus organuza tnon gatns enough money to enable the members to work In varuous actlvltles They held a highly successful bake and worked at getting draperues to help brighten the lunchroom As a lnttle ex tra job they have continued to work on the trophy shovv case vvhuch was started by last year s P T A Next year vvull probably see the fanush ot thus par tucular task Here s hoplng next year s P T A can do as well as thus one has Mrs Metcalf P TA pres dent looks over a report plant sale, and tor their main project, I I , , .' I x I enzors Set Sazls for Far Shores Aadland Arne 93 55 Abbey Mary 113 A elsen Shurley 113 29 31 42 Abraham Darlene 13 33 45 Abrahamson Kenneth 113 Ackerlund Walt 34 51 Adams Chester 89 Adams HelenA 89 Adams Helen L 93 Adema Treva 103 32 34 Ad er Arleen 113 33 35 123 Ahl Larry 93 Ahlen Dorothy 103 Aksdal Edgar 89 44 71 Akse Louuse 93 38 45 Alakangas Joanne 13 38 1 8 Albrughtson Carolyn 93 29 Alderson Janet 103 Aldrudge Nancy 93 72 A er Claudua 113 31 32 34 0 Allan Glenda 93 A en Dan 113 Allen Terry 103 Alluson Ebba 113 29 Alluson Edwtn 113 Alsvuck Bully 93 Althotf Frank 103 Amundson Gwen 113 31 33 39 82 Amundson Renee 93 47 56 Andersen Andersen Andersen Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Anderson Harold 93 Lau a 3 Ruth 93 98 Dav1dG 103 44 46 4 Davud L 89 Douglas 93 71 G 1 89 40 Joan 93 46 Joanne 93 John O3 uth 70 6 eand 103 51 6 Marulyn 93 ncy 113 27 Noreen 132 28 29 35 42 112 Ra 37 Ruc ard 113 37 44 45 6 RobertG 103 26 28 Anderson Shurley 93 Anderson Verne 93 55 60 79 Andreassen Al 93 44 Annubal Karen 89 Annubal Sandra 113 70 Anthony Sharon 93 Armstrong Betty 93 31 92 Armstrong Ruchard 93 46 Arnhold Earlune 113 43 45 Arno Mane 93 Aure Karl 93 Austun Bob 103 51 58 60 84 Baggerly Karen 89 Bauley Louuse 93 Baurd Arduth 113 Baker Januce 103 Baker Sh1rleyA 103 Baker Sh1rleyJ Bakken Eleanore 113 39 Bakken Margaret 103 Baldrudge Margorue 103 82 Bales Larry O3 B Sally 93 7 Ballard Alta 103 44 45 102 Banks Duana 113 35 Baransku Marue 93 Barbour Donna 93 7 47 Barger Aleta 93 35 Barnes Erlene Barnes 10115 2 28 35 42 12 129 Barnes Lunda 89 88 Barrett Janet Barrett John Baska Glorua Bauer Clarence 114 Baunsgard Joy 93 Baunton Randolph 114 28 46 7 a Ivan ne Marulyn 113 11 28 Beatty Dennus 93 95 Beck Erlung 93 71 Beck John 103 143 Beck Larry 89 44 55 Beckley Ken 103 34 47 Beeson Peggy 113 28 30 70 6 Belanger Lulah 113 39 Belanger Lulluan 93 39 92 Bell Davud 93 e Janus 03 4 Be us Duck O3 Benduksen Benny 103 Benduxsen Wayne 89 44 Bennett Jack 103 Benson LeGae 103 Berard Ed 103 Berg Astrud 89 Berg Lavon 93 38 41 Berg R1chardG 93 Berg Ruchard H 93 55 64 Berg Sharon 103 29 41 O5 Berger Geza 93 20 Bergland Jean 103 Bergman Owen 103 37 Bergstrom Carol 103 Berry Jum 93 55 60 Bertosen Joan 93 Bevry Barbara 93 B1e Beatruce 114 28 44 Bues Donald 93 61 69 Bues Kenneth 103 61 69 Bullet Jeanue 93 et Sally 114 Bunder Eunuce 03 Bungham Gary 114 ur Duck 14 Burd Dorothy 93 Burkland Ken 93 55 64 Buornson Dwught 114 Buornstad Elune 114 38 Blackman Nancy 103 34 Blackmore James 44 Blakslee June 93 Blanchard Ken 93 Blendheum Arvud 103 61 69 Bock Bull 103 4 Blom Judy 93 Blomquust Betty 89 46 Blondun Dolores 114 Blunt Ada 93 Boag Mereduth 89 91 Boehme Ted 93 41 Bogdan Nancy 93 Bouvun Dan 89 44 Bouvun Jum 93 43 55 Bolung Marulyn 93 Bonham Evelyn 93 Boraker Julene 93 Boraker Robert 114 30 Borror Jack 114 Bostrom Jummue 10:1 Bostwuck Myrna 114 Bourke Glorua 14 Bowermann Delaree Bowman Ynes 103 Brackuns ery 103 Bradbury Gary 103 28 82 Bradshaw Mary Ellen 9 Bradshaw Pat 89 Brandal Duane 93 Brasen Duane 103 33 45 71 79 Brasen Lynda 93 85 Brastad Else 93 38 Bray George 93 Bray Ronald 114 35 Bray Shurley 1 Brekke Darold 93 Brenden Dale 89 Brenneck Annus 115 Brooks George 115 33 Brooks Lloyd 93 Brom Bud 1153155 6 Brothers Ed 93 20 Brown Lorraune 115 38 Brown Muckey 103 71 Brown Raymond 103 Brubaker Robert 115 Buchan Mary 103 Budke Roma 103 43 142 Bunten Januce 115 14 7 32 4 138 43 114 8 Bunten LeRoy 93 87 Burdette Trudy 103 44 Burgess Paulune 06 Burnett Jay 103 28 51 Busby Barbara 104 Busey Cheryl 104 34 44 Bush Rucky 104 44 71 Butchart Don 115 70 Butler Jeanette 89 B er Mary 11532 33 5 Byfueld Dana 93 Byron Beverly 93 'pm Cl' ve Duck Burd and Gary Laune furtherung the progress of the clean up project undustnoudy rakeleaves Caurns James 104 43 Caldwell Duck 94 Caldwell Elouse 104 Caldwell Marlys 94 Calvun Marcua 94 Cameron Donald 115 28 42 49 50 65 66 Campbell Archue 104 66 71 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Laurent Sue 97 72 Laurlt en Ann 122 Lawrence Grant 97 64 Layman Gerrl 106 71 Leander Sharon 122 27 34 35 80 84 122 Lee Jan1ce 97 33 48 Leetsch Kay 97 29 Leetsch Mack 9 6 50 59 27 LeGaz Fay 06 Leht1nen Denn1s 97 Lexbst Char es 25 Lelbst M1tz1 90 32 Lelser Cra1g 106 34 Lemmon Melvm 40 Leo Sandra 106 34 44 Leonard Jackte 97 LCDISYO Betty 122 29 Lepse Paul 106 34 46 Leren Kenneth 97 Leutkens Janus 90 Lew1s Pattl 106 29 WIS Steve 22 40 47 Lld ell Bobble 106 71 Lrltedahl Ken 97 as B11 1n Ne1l L1n Shurley 106 39 2 In en Gary 22 8 28 36 61 8 Llndgren Bob 88 In h Ronnle 122 12 25 28 3 36 Llndholm Mary Ann 122 27 30 34 Llnerud Cornell 106 34 L1ngenbr1nk Dale 22 23 8 36 41 69 Ltppmann Barbara 97 Ltppmann Gordy 97 Llstman Joan 122 34 Llvermore Marylou 22 30 43 3 Lobaugh Chtf 106 34 JD 4 Lockwood Shiron 97 29 Lodell Gary 106 Ludv1gson Lloydean 97 72 Lund Lots 122 70 Lundell Sally Ann Lundgren Tom 97 Lund1n John 88 Lyons George 106 44 54 Lysen Larry 97 Lysen Ronn1e 22 28 37 40 106 34 MacDonald Barbara 107 34 Madore Paul 107 dall Pat 123 1 Maggense Jean 90 32 Magner Gretchen 107 71 Magnusson James 97 M ter Carl 41 44 Mator Ronald 50 40 129 Mallett Kathryn 90 34 41 Mallett Russell 123 Mann Donald 9 Manoltdes Evans 107 Manthey Gwen 90 40 Maraveller ElI1e 07 M rce I John 117 Marlon Lorna 107 34 Marshall Sharon 90 Mar11n Bob 97 55 Martln Donald 90 46 Masecar CIaud1a 123 29 Mason Gerald Matchett Earl 9 Mathews Joan 107 34 Mathews Larry 97 Math sen Carol 90 Matthews Shnrley 107 Mattson Caryl 97 M yn Susan 123 27 28 38 41 7 Mazza Eugene 97 40 McAfee Patty 90 McBr1de Ray 107 McCall Cynrh1a 122 33 McCann Donald 107 26 54 McCarty Denny 97 Mc ormxck 1311.11 3 McCrohan Ecld1e 123 65 McCurd1e Duck 90 McDonald Marcla 123 29 44 McDumott Colleen 90 McEwen Mae 123 28 33 34 73 McFarland Barbara 97 McG1Il Betty 123 McGlockI1n Jerry 97 McGlockl1n Sharon 123 29 33 34 38 McGowan Kay 123 McGu1re John 97 71 M Klnley B111 107 32 71 cK1nley Marllynn 123 28 31 325 McLaughl1n Barbara 97 McLaughl1n Terry 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Acknowledgments ACME PRESS OF SEATTLE ROWLAND STUDIO Mrss Phyllus l-leady Mrs Roland Edlund Mr Al Jensen Mr Rowland Johnson STERLING ENGRAVING CO BALLARD l-HGH SCHOOL Mr Rlchard Lea Mr Don Burnett Mr Stephen Lea Mrs Ruth Mutchell M :ss Eva Woods SEATTLE POST INTELLIGENCER Plcture Page 7 Mr Volland esteemed commerclal teacher has been teachlng for fufty two years At the age of enghteen he started teachung un a small country school near Detroit Mlchlgan After attendmg college he moved to Bay Cnty Much: gan where he taught In l'-908 he moved from Mlchugan to Yakrma Washington where he met and fell an love wuth has wife Stella who prevnously had been a pupil of has For three years he taught an Yaklma b t In l9ll he School Mr Vonland has vlrtually grown up with Ballard and IS the only teacher who can lay clalm to having actually seen Ballard fully develop In l9l5 Mr Volland was appolnted head of the Commerclal Department a posltlon he has held to thus day ln has many years as a commerclal teacher he has placed over l OOO glrls an ,obs Mr Volland helped organlze the flrst football team and was once advuser to the Shingle Staff Mr Vonland s family IS has greatest prnde and has happiest tumes are spent out fushung or huntlng wlth them The accompanying plc tures show that Mr Volland us lust as good a fisherman as he ns a teacher . . 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