Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1944 volume:

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Af' 'LA 'vvfiizfl , A , W'-'f'5n,f ' 'W g fi ' 193- -JW-'h wfg , 2121 Vi A 1 f 'lf i Q ' 7 .rpg OUR PRI CIPAL SPEAKS Sewards Folly turned out to be Sewards Foresight Alaska IS more valuable than even Seward foresaw Yet many men called Alaska Seward s Folly Progress when It has come has always been the result of the foresight of some person Somebody saw more clearly than the common run of us Some gr ater constructive imaglnation believed in his ideas and did something about them Seward s faith IS justified Alaska IS established and in the years to come thousands of youth Wlll find there the land of their promise But there are other Alaskas not made of mountains and rivers of gold and copper but of the stuff of dreams and ambitions that Youth cherish 1n their hearts realms of ideas and human betterment ready to be explored and developed by WISC and darmg souls There 1S where you may find your place No doubt some one will brand your 1dea as folly but you must bCl16VC If you have respect for available knowledge 1f you have the courage to light down 1gnorance dullness skepticism 1f you replace fear w1th confidence complacency w1th aspiration and 1nert1a with force and action you too w1ll preva1l and what was scorned and scoffed at may find 1tS place 1n a Hall of Fame with other Seward s Follies 4. Q M 1 vs U 1 ' 91 ' If 7 77 7 7 body, better informed, with more faith in his own perceptions, and with 7 7 7 ' . - ss ss. - . . 3 . 7 7 I 7 . 7 7 7 7 ' 65 7 ' 77 WE EXPRESS APPRE CIA T10 AW' X X To Mlss Mary Lytle Ballard Llbrarlan for the past twenty years and head l1brar1an of the n1ne Seattle Hlgh Schools we dedlcate thls th1r t1eth ed1t1on of the Shmgle May her pleasure 1n readlng th1s Alaskan Adventure equal the pleasure We have had from our long assoclatlon wlth her through the years at Ballard H1gh l+ f ,,,,,. 3 idx 597' lo nfs! H .sf 1 AA . . . 'X , U7 ' ' gf T . . . . MW . . . ll -YS , xl f , a e - My 8 'V r ll .L E-- J i ' N V in L! ' 1 T I, 1' ll,-'.,J,' I ILT.. P' -- lf .- LIFE LIBER T Y The Ballard Beavers know well that v1m v1gor and v1tal1ty are bestowed upon those who enjoy the pleasant atmosphere of the great outdoors They have also dlscovered that Ballard Hlgh School s p1cturesque bu11d1ng spac1ous lawns beautlful trees and shrubbery form a perfect settmg for the gayety and laughter that prevalls on a warm sunny day As a result we End them stroll mg 1dly on the 1nv1t1ng lawns or lazlly sun nmg themselves durlng a few br1ef moments free from the cares of the1r classrooms SSS' P UR SUIT OF HAPPINESS r.. ,1 X ,If As of old, Ballard students may be found roaming in the halls before and after school, Hlling the five minutes between classes with ' h the corridors to beat the tardy bell. noisy chatter, and racing throug slightly different atmosphere. For in- Yet now there seems to be a ' t scanning Ballard High's stance, pupils spend absorbing momen s ' of friends, buddies, and even rela- service plaque, searching for names lked in these very halls. Many realize tives who have recently wa h' cherished list. Not a day their own names may soon be added to t IS dent returns to frequent his old passes but a uniformed Ballard stu haunts and renew acquaintances with former teachers and friends. eturmng youths when a Ballard is always proud to welcome these r f a short while a part of the furlough enables them to become or f r halls familiar groups that typi y ou HELM SME ,, Our Pnnupal MR JOHNSON under whose able guxdancrthe maghlnery of the sghool runs smoothly Alvxaw ri: x trou 1 L4 nc xt 1v.ePr1nL1pa1 VAN DPVANTLR IJAI1' Nl- RYIJI I' 1 gr rn mu swine. pirnhutc' jump MARGUILRITE HANQUIII' A sl ma Chrk hnjoyb sxummlxg MADALENL. RYDER MARGUERITE HANQUET JOSEPH MCCOMB ANN CIIAMBI-'RI IN Al IxA WOODS 1 EARL MCCOMB Boys Adviser Spends hx leisure time just txnkerlng ANN CHAMBERLIN Grls Advx er Llkes to collect maps of strange and far a ay places ARRA WOODS Counselor Spends he t me he k ng senxor plan sheets The changes 1n Ballard th1s year were as numerous as the m1ners 1n Alaska Three new members were added to the faculty Mlss Cochran, 1n the Mathe matlcs Department Mr Hodge the chem1stry teacher and MISS Hanquet our new office clerk These cheechakos now seem as much a part of the faculty team as the rest of the old t1mers Mr Huseby wh11e actlng as head of the Engllsh Department, spent the greater part of h1s t1me at Broad way ed1t1ng materlal for a new gu1de book Mlss Slfton has been busy the last two semesters gathermg data wh1ch w1ll be complled 1n a new course of study for mathematlcs The faculty couldn t lay cla1m to all the changes however, as a new plan was mtroduced to l1m1t the number of act1v1t1es 1n wh1ch a student may par t1C1patC Also for the first tlme glrls were permltted to Jom the jumor Safety Patrol The 1nterests of the students were d1v1ded three ways one share went to scrap dr1ves, another to bond campa1gns wh1ch afforded compet1t1on between the respect1ve classes, and a th1rd to our old favor1te sports IRA J PEASE Study Hall Super nsor Is an amateur archltect of no small abxlnty MILDRED A YOUNGS Study Hall Cle k Has a hand In many actnvntxes xncludmg VICKOFY Corps ALBIN CARLSON Custod1an Enjoys pltchmg horseshoes mn hxs leisure afternoons IRA Pl ASI MII IDR! 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Al.l IQ MUN A FNICHOI bON GLADYb VVIISON VERA NICHOLSON I le able adviser of the Honor So lety GLADYS WILSON Spends week end bus1ly working n her stump ran li ENGLISH Since the ability to express one self clearly con cisely and accurately is a tremendous aid on the road to success the English classes endeavored to improve their knowledge of the English language Each class emphasized the study of grammar and strove for a travel and adventure students in the Literature classes became acquainted with Alaska s picturesque people and its stirring past s nuppenbiirg gl L some 11 1 e it 1 to her News Writing la AGNES ARNOLD EFF11ently serves as jnmor Class Sponsor MARY BLANC!-IARD Is seur of Tone foods MAU E bTRONACH D re ts l al tale I g1er mpli l1n1cnt rr-111a11 Al Nl 'S AlxNOl Il Esw is 5. -...gif MARY B BI ANCHARD MAUDF STRONACH -5 K1 ' ci . p. . i. ' C N ' - . A - 5 ' o - 3 Con, C nois li L D ' - 1 Q , oc n Inv hi l auto s s in !l1e il r t trclil s Q greater appreciation of literature. In their study of A ,, ' ' . . X-1. 1 l . . , . 1 A I Mus K v-s ' f 1scl'111forr11r 1 11 1 2r1111gjf1L11'11al1s.111 i .' c ss. 5 I .1 1 A 4 l X. BESS BENHAM KATHERINE OLSEN BESS BENHAM Keeps her hobby a deep dark secret IRVA KNUP PENBURG 1 es to keep e Talusman sta? workxng smoothly KATHERINE OLSEN Guldes the Shxngle staff n ts efforts to pro dune another All Amerltan annual er a e rary Her e mool a pose W1thout the 11brary Ballard H1gh would be as a husky team wxthout a lead dog Its shelves hold val uab1e1nformat1on and enjoyment of all kmds There s hardly a pupll who does not depend on thxs mforma t1on to help h1m through var1ous ass1gnments The pleasant and brxght atmosphere that IS ever present 1n thls busy room reflects the cheerful att1 tude of MISS Lytle the head l1brar1an and Mrs Cody her mvaluable asslstant The students who helped to keep the shelves and records stra1ght as the books stream1n and out also deserve credlt LIBRARY MARY LYTLE Head Llbrarla C ays be found the lb a keeping peace and quxet XORA CODY Lxbra y Clerk Flnds enj y ment m collect ng odd pots and cactl MARY LYTLE XORA R CODY 'Lf I , ' Q - 1 v A cent of learning ntl pleasure, th lib o s lit rature to ht every L nd pur . . . . . , 7 9 ' 1 , . - Strlv th A - ' . I , ' ' n- an alw in i r ry ' i 1 - - ' A A - ' f - ' 'O ' . . A . I ' i ' A. FRANK ROVVLEE DON TAYLOR HISTORY The problems of the world the events and eourse ofthe war and the commg presldentlal electton pro vtded numerous tOp1CS for dlscusslon 1n the varlous h1story classes Students 1n the Contemporary Prob lems class devoted themselves to these controvers1a1 lssues Global geography and 1nternat1onal re1at1on shtps have become an exceedlngly lmportant part of today s soc1a1stud1es IAMES DALLAS LILLIAN BECKER AL NARDIN DONAI D ARMSTRONG GORDON SPECK FRANK ROWLEE Head of the So nal S ten e Department Is x I rt at the art of wood tarvxng, DON TAYLOR pra tttally human em.y lopedla of hlstorxcal fa ts and lnformatxon GORDON SPFCK Superxlses the stamp plan ant gutde C o e junior Safety Patrol VIAMLS DALLAS Llkes to t nquer hc-ight tn lUClllU, mountains. LILLIAN BECKER Amos the ru h more Class solvt problem AL NARDIN Hls sum mer o xpatton was tarxng for Ral larcls Vx tory Garden DONALD ARMSTRONG Enjoys playing beaut I ll mL1s1L on the sa! , . ' - , I A c' C' c - : e - me ' ' ' 1. -Is t: a , . . W C , . . c ' ' . - ' l s th artxvttles f th T . ,- i . G XI Q .K Ti-T f ' M t, , , , gy I R ff I X . KL K- K1 l ,Q ' ' ' 4- 'H , , . , N I 5 g J 'U V ' New ' s. A C ' ' ' 1 ' f, X Y S p o in : 'ng its l A ' w ' s. - I - K cct ' ' ' ' - 'C . V A - 1'1l'?l ARRA Rl UI All RUSSI l I ARRA WOODS Develops llterary talent through her Qulll Club and Creative Wntxng class MAR GARET GARRED Dxrected Bal lard s very suctessful vodvll BEU LAH RUSSELL Arranges enter talmng programs for the Flne Arts Club MARGARFT GARRED LANGUAGE The study of a forelgn language has always been cons1dered1mportant to a student who wlshes to con tlnue on to hlgher learmng The present cr1s1s has emphaslzed th1s Held of educatlon even more Lat1n 1S a valuable preparat1on for those who w1sh to enter fore1gn d1plomat1c SCFVICC or the medlcal profess1on Our future sold1ers w1ll find the1r courses of Lat1n, Spanlsh, or French helpful when they have occasxon to learn and use a fore1gn tongue Languages have also found thelr way mto extra curmcular act1v1t1es through the Spanlsh Club Th1s organ1zat1on IS one 1n wh1ch all language students are able to obta1n useful knowledge and wholesome enterta1nment By studying the language and customs of Spamsh spealung Young mmds busxly absorb facts about the world of the people these students are paving the way toward better past and present the better to Ht themselves to meet relations with our nelghbors to the South the problems of the future 'r fr Sian SCIENCE Alvhough diss Ing rray sem an unplea a I task Ding, Starup and lnabelle Lar or nd xt an cx ellent may to gaxn pra tl al l-mowleclg ln hxo o Test tubes and Flasks mxcroscopes and skeletons oscxllators and batterles plus hoes and rakes, all constxtute a part of the equlpment used ln Ballard s sc1ence department Radlo Code a subject that has produced many amateur operators ln the past IS now concerned largely w1th the trammg of students for m1l1tary servlce Some boys and glrls mastered the art of photography whlle others studled the complex1t1es of the human body and st1ll others experlmented Wlth plant l1fe 1n the Botany garden The sc1ence department provlded enjoyment as well as praetlcal trammg to sc1ent1flcally m1nded Ballard1tes by sponsormg clubs and mov1es whlch perta1ned to the var1ous fields of sc1ence RRILN HOUSE lla f 1 ral g k y l t e rm n or r ag gg 1 o allty HARRY GLASER WARREN HODGE GLFN S WALKER Jett . S s n ' , n 1 ' s 1 tm ' c ' ' c c ' N e ' l gy, v v w . . . , ' 9 Y v Q HARRY GLASER. Head of the Suenue DepartmCnr7Spennls many enjoyable hours looklng for and testing new plxysus theorlts. WA ' -' 4 ur 'sin fur e S am mwr fun eating tl: . GLEN S. WALKER'-llls ll led gr lifllls are r mlly ,atqulrxn Q pr fessionzal qu ' '. l 4 . LILAII B GRIFFIN BESS BURLEIGH VIRGIL WHITEHEAD IILAH B GRIFFIN C llc e s to BESS BURLE up r lex h w ITPHFAD Wnh hx h ll xl 1 H PHYSICAL EDUCATIO When the government centered 1ts attent1on on the physlcal fitness of 1ts people Ballard p1tched r1ght 1n along w1th the rest of the country to promote the health of the natlon We real1zed that the bu1ld1ng of strong bOd1CS was equally as 1mportant to the War effort as the manufacture of armaments Under the guldance of M1ss Cormsh and Mrs Stackpole 1n the g1rls gym and Mr Bendele and Mr Koenlg 1n the boys gym a wholesome sports program was developed Basketball baseball football and mtramurals were popular w1th the boys Wl'11le the glrls favored badmlnton archery golf and tenms CAROL CORNISH Spends he spa e txme dusting her la ge collect on of tooth pick holders HENRY BENDELE Plans new plays to help hxs hard h tt ng teams on their road to cto y JOHN KOENIG Enjoys coachmg atch ng and partlclpatxng nn a nde arxety of sports MARY STACK POI E Mounta n cllmbxng holds no terrors fo er CAROL HENRY BI NDI I I' IOIIN KOI NIC1 MARY SIAQ lxl Ol I 5 ,f . ' , - o cts rock specimens and semi-pr ciou: s nes. IGH-Occ lies he 'sure ours ith gardening for Victory. VIRGII, WH I . - ' 'S e 1 ue M'ke and Movie crews add ninth to the success of al- l:1ruI's assemblies. 9 . - ' r r . r i . ' ' - i i ' vi r . - ' - 1 . ' W Q i . . . . . W' v ' , - ' . - i ' ' r h . . . . , ' v Q , . . -- . . , K 7 - . ' 1 1 . , ij 1 1 1 1 1 - 6 1 N v 1 1 N 77 mv I 1 f 7 . u '. . . V '. . ' . -, C OMMER CIAL FRANK VOILAND Head ofthe Commer cial Department H15 hunung and Flshmg trnps are less numerous sm e gas ratlonmg began E VA WOODS The members of her Forlm Club are always well lnformecl om lfffm www FRANK VOILAND EVA WOODS Any tlme durmg the school day future oflice workers Could be found recelv mg Prellmmary trammg 1n the typmg and bookkeepxng rooms at Ballard Students who speualmed xn the bus1ness Held subst1tuted Commerual Enghsh for Compos1t1on III and found It qulte IH 11ne wlth thelr needs The many shorthand classes were eomprlsed of students who mastered a sklll most essen t1al 1n tl'1e1r chosen vocatlon Mr Volland the head of thls department found places m the bus1ness world for the graduates of the Commerclal classes Alter the member of Mr Mun el s ofhte traxmn la ses master the operatxon of KBYIOIS bu me s ma hme e xx an a se o any errllo or HILSSILLIINIL Can otun l o xl L furmtur lookmg, for un pon balls ROHILRT DDS Q hool rea hmg hxs faxor gust m RION CANDII T 1 lx all se 1 1 uen u mmm LEE HESSELTINE ROBERT DODDS MARIAN CANDEE 22 f MATHEMATICS 'Q- MARVIN MINZEL Keeps lunchroom nnames un apple ple order ESTHER HBN TON Interior deeoratxng 19 her practl al ARVIN MINXI I ld STINII R HI N PON and pleasant avocatxon Mathematlcs plays an 1mportant part 1n today s course of study The Armed SCFVICCS encourage pre 1nduct1on students to lnclude IH the1r programs all the mathematlcs pOSS1b1C and g1ves preference to those boys and g1rl of out standmg ab1l1ty IH th1s field The Pre Fhght and Nav1gat1on classes have fur n1shed an excellent bas1s for the tra1n1ng of future pllots, navlgators and others mterested ln the unprecedented opportumtles of the new a1r age Algebra geometery and mathematlcs analys1s stlll occupy a promment place for they const1tute the foundat1on of all mathematxcs Bas1c Math helped many stu dents w1th ar1thmet1c fundamentals Members of Mr Whnteheads Navrgauon class match a demonstratxon designed to familiarize xnstrument explained m thls course B FOREST VOEKS Head of the Mathematlcs Department Dabbles rn radxo photography and the SCIENCE of chess EDITH VAN WINKLE I a staunch upholder of the stxtch rn ume saves nlne theory FLORA COCHRAN Without her supervlslon the Communlty DIVISION ofthe Victory Corps would be lost lu POPRVbT KOI Kb EDITH W XN KNlNlxrl U X LO 23 U .Y I A - 7'-' , . , . - Ai, -- , Q . l .k 1 .C Nl ', C , I' 5 Q ' A ' , . . . , , - . . . . 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Cllilf-.Y ARTS ORRL NOBLES ha h year ably a lvxses the Shlngle art staff FLOR FNCE WXLSON Her Lolle tion of news Lllppxn s presents a pl ture of exents ol the year HARRIET CHARLTON Des r es muh ofthe rem! s hoo ex ellen! ,I Uomms omer NoBLFs FLORILNCI VVILSON Long evenmgs at an Alaskan outpost may not seem so lonely for boys who have been 1n the new Barrack room Harmony class They w1ll be able to provlde entertamment Wlth the slmple lnstruments they have learned to play In add1t1on to maklng the tlme pass more qu1ckly the1r muslc wlll contrlbute to the morale of the men Many students have taken art courses not w1th the ldea of becommg famous palnters or noted sculptors but wlth the hope of becom mg successful commercral artxsts Tomorrow perhaps the1r talents w1ll be recognxzed 1n the var1ous phases of the advert1s1ng Held T sTl.-WXR1 sMITH lla K' E M1 n r ir or e ters STEWART SMITH : .. ' C . -- ' c ' V K, . g .C - 'e v : c c l for the Q l's Q Y Q fm :rr w . J ' v 1 7 Q - ' 1 ' I f T ' - .s sex- eral ext ll nt musical stores it hrs trn-du Students of Mr Nolwluk Coni- mcrllul Art dass work ml1l1 :!lV wlth hrush. pe . and pemxl to pe - fem the techmque netess. y f effwtlve pos '. 1 7 . . '1 A. P. MCCONNELL, Head of the Industrial Arts Department-Fon gets his Scots restraint when boost- ing the Navy, because of two sons in that Service. BYRON PAYNE- Collects blue ribbons with his prize- winning crysanthemums. R C GOODMAN A1 P. MCCONNELL BYRON PAYNE Girls of the food classes have worked hard to keep Americans the best fed people in the world They learned to make meals del1c1ous and appetxzmg, yet Well balanced in v1tam1ns, m1nerals, and other food essentials Sewmg classes have solved clothlng worrles for many glrls Scarc1t1es and hlgh pr1ces need worry them no longer, for with the sk1ll they have acqulred, garments can be recondltloned and thus help allev1ate shortages The 1nstruct1on recelved by students 1n the 1ndustr1al arts department IS of great value to the war effort both 1n the battle of productlon and 1n the armed forces But It must be re membered that the present emergency IS only temporary When peace again re1gns, men and women who began the1r tra1n1ng 1n the shops of Ballard Wlll help to rebulld the world and produce new and better c1v1l1an goods LOIS C Ll- GG Al ICE. DODGE R C GOODMAN Is a big shot in the shop and a dead shot in the woous LOIS C LE G Collecting antique jewelry IS her rather un common hobby ALICE DODGE Finds cooking a Joy and not a chore , . . i fd' . y -H V U tl S lg K i A ' A ' . . G - ' 1 2 Q G . I Y - 'ph . .I , - STUDENT COUNCIL Third Raw jim Wmslon jxm Rohr laul Ander en hrll-L S hull! D1 k Nurthey Arvlrl Thorsness Dx k Blvxns Second Row jean Knapp Sally Sa age Ronald Skagen Ethyl Lelghton Bub John Nxck Flrsr Row Sally O Brlen Phylll Gallagher A1lee1j1ngard jean Warforl AIL BLA ZER 'The Student Councd IU ns hequentrneeungs wuth the Senate and Bdr ohnson chseussed anclsolvedrnanyfofthe problenv,eneountered n1rna1ntan1 1ng eHhnency HICHH School Our Assembly Order Commlttee worked d1l1Uently to keep order and qulet 1n the assemblles held 1n Ballard s aud1tor1um They accompllshed tl'11S task bygiannedseaungznrangenwntsand punmhnmntofoHendemsbyrxohdnung then'attendance u1future assennbhes ffhe Student Ccnuunl Senate and VSIIOUS coninnttees deserve the thanks and apprecunnon of the students for wuthout theu'c0ntn1ued support the pleasure of partlclpatlng 1n many act1v1t1es would not be ours and s Splflt would be d1m1n1shed 1 Q Y -- : . ' '. s , u . 'Q . ' 4 , I ' I . -S , I l 4 . C. , . . J ' ' - b Y 7 9 chool SENATE Fou th Row Robert Hutchison Diek North y Jim Ruff joan Miller Lois Sparks Eugene Lindstrom Larry Greene Jim Winston Third Row Virginia johnsion Georgina johnscri june Paulson Audrey Barseth Barbara Brockway Elizabeth Baldwin Connie Kane Second Row Haydn Van Auken jeani MLAll1ster Colleen Limboeker Sylvia Erlandsen Alice Bean Carlson Phyllis Loomis Marilyn Stokke Gloria Hansen ASSEMBLY ORDER Third Row Paul Andersen Roy johnson jim jones Dan Hardman Erik Svehultz Jim Roff Second Row Pat Parrett Audrey Wilber Mary Kay Barton Diek Northey john N ek jim Winston Flrsf Row jean Warford Dorothy Gunderson Ethyl L ighton Verla Van Hoy Ruth Andersen Th lma Astxup Aileen jangarcl X ,, 1 Virginia Coates, Mary jasperson, Ruth Amberson. First Row: Barbara Zeckser, Dorothy Gunderson. Virginia Robbins. Betty ' e' , . ' . : ' ' , ' . irrir l L1lRLb CLUB OFFlCI'Rb x 'rs Ga a her Pffsld nz Kartn Gorud Vue Ireslde-nt Al D ff Ondlflk, S 7 I H 6' 'if 1 I KLO DIKE KAT S Thrs year the G1rls Club of Ballard has kept 1tS reputatxon of belng a l1vely and valuable orgaruzatlon ln whlch every glrl can play an lmportant part It was active 1n sponsorlng the annual Faculty Tea assemblles partles and, 1n conjunctlon w1th the Boys Club a dance honorlng the senlors The chalrman and members of the G1rls Club also strove to make each of the many and varted drlves an enthus1ast1c success In all the oflicers and the1r advlser Mlss Chamberlln have led the g1rls 1n workxng for one goal a better character and a better school ltrlv Fhrx rr Margaret bmedberg, Ruby Peterson juan Ell1 .Second Row rl jnhn o Ruth Knapp ,I an Knapt tm Gr1H'1 M1r1v '14 er or lt m er on baram opktn canor Lart lr t ow V111 Loomt a klyn Srou IJ rothy O lorm The ma A trup Ethyl Lerghton Phyll Galla b r Ca ol l-'etersan Kathleen Balrtl Bernadctt Brown Shlrllc Orborn ' I '-Ph-'l. ' ll g . , P .' ' . ' J . .' Veer: Vlazxgarfl. C r 'sg' 1 fefret. rv, Sz-1l'y Sza'.':i,5c. Record! g S urer. y. ll-rrwtlly Gtlmlrrson. Trvfsu N . . , . . . . 1 Q v . . . , . . . , . - w n 9 5 , I GIRLS' CLUB CABINET- Third Row: Allene llannfih, M2-1rce 1 Wlrlte. Slnrlev Nlartm. Judy Ofsteflal. Rosemary Pattxson. S1 V , N Anson. ' Y, j . - s. ' ' ': Do S L s n. . e ', lltvr- o ly Vt., . lrn A. l S I. RL h A b 5 ,. ' l H 4, El' . . 1. F x R Ph, S 's. J C fr. o sw re. .Q s . . is 1..e. r . . S' '. l TRAFFIC SQUAD Thu-d Row Jxm Jones B111 Hepburn B111 Burnett Al Woodhouse B111 Ihlanfeldt Erxk Shultz Jlm RoFf Dan Hardman Second Row Paul Andersen Jack Dull' Bxlly Harold Jorgensen john Ralls Jxm Winston Charles Ostrom Don Fortune Frrst Row D1 lc Bxvxns john Nxek Phyllns Gallagher Anleen jangard Bob Van Inwegen Dorothy Gunderson Ethyl Leighton Sally Savage Karin Gorud DANGER 0 DA Every boy upon entrance 1nto Ballard automat1cally becomes a member of the Boys Club Thls club had superv1s1on over all affalrs concermng boys and thelr welfare It equlpped and mamtamed a rest room w1th first a1d supphes bought athletlc letters and the emblems of such Subsldlafles as the Beaver Serv1ce Club, Traffic Squad and Fleld Patrol The club a1med to buxld and ma1nta1n a good name for the school and xts students, to promote Ballard Splflt and to boost for clean and successful athletlcs In cooperatxon w1th the G1rls Club lt sponsored a farewell dance for the sen1ors BOYS CLUB OFFICERS Mr McComb Advrser Paul Andersen President 11m Wlnston Vice Presldent Chuck Ostrom Reporter jack DuFf Busmess Manager Bob Leaf Secretary , . . . . . 1 ' 5 . , . . Our Adviser. Mrs. Olsen. and the junior Efliwr, Ruth Pennamen. and Senior Editor. Dorothy Osborne. take a hreathing spell from the turmoil of 324 to enjoy the fresh air, These Senior Arctic Adventurers, Shirley Westgaril. jean Knapp. Bill ARCTIC ADVE URE McMorrow, john Nick. jean Ellis, and Pat Mostosl-ty enjoy a little relaxa- tion after a year of hard work. Many an idea was produced as stat? members discussed plans for this year's Shingle, In this group are Frances Lnvas. Helen Pekonen, Greta Lien, Jeanette Larson. Dick Larsen: absentee Bob lhlanclfelclt. Alaskas character, Soapy Smith, is appar tly h h morous bj t d discussion by Audrey Wilber. Harold Pl L Th Edd McAbee. Gene Northfield and Alice Bean Critically ey 'ng their masterpieces before sending them to press are Mr Nobles. A 1 Ad r, and jim jones, Tom jones and Pat Swansor We started our trek into the interior of our yearbook in September, 1943. Alaska furnished a timely theme and provided many appropriate opportunities and ideas for picturesque copy and art. The staff soon was exploring forests of copy and wandering through dangerous crevass-covered valleys of equipment shortages as a result of war-time priorities. Without the aid of a professional photographer, almost all of the Shingle pictures were efficiently handled by Bill McMorrow. The school-life picture campaign was a huge success and helped overcome the shortages caused by that little man with the black mous- tache. Then there were those copy mad people raving to themselves, and the deadline dilly-dallies' that piled the work up until the last possible minute before deadlines were to be met. But through the kind advice, persistent efforts, and encouragement of our adviser, Mrs. Olsen, and the assistance of Mr. Nobles' talented art classes, the staff has produced this Alaskan Edition for you. During our Wanderings we have become close friends, and after shar- ing trials and joys, We hope that you will enjoy our Arctic Adventure as much as we have enjoyed bringing it to you. URDOUGH IDE LIGHTS Edxtors hvangelxne Van Ness and Leroy Kxrsop dlsguss the next edltlon with aduser Mus Knupperlburg Talxsman are assxstant sports edxtor Dmk Carlson and sports edltors Randy Ulxang Durayne Frank and Frank Inslee Busxness managers Ld Malxnowskx and Eddie Grubbe glve some mformatxon to adverusmng managers jun Burns and Cecmlla Borgford Recording side-line views for the sports column of the Ma lyn M Do all Pa! Little Le ore F ank Joanne H1 I -I y e P tell n Nan y M Du ough and Alo s Magnuson talk over some ho ce go p for tl e feature iage orc e F a er a d Ma ilyn Baum 1 S1del1ghts of Ballard news and aCt1V1t1CS were published in the school paper, The Tal1sman Everyone eagerly awalted Wednesday for that was the d y of d1str1but1on A very popular column was Our Service Wh1ch 1ncluded short sketches of the ach1evements of former Ballardltes now serv1ng 1n varlous parts of the world Along w1th the work and worry of copy proof, headllnes, and make up, the staff had a lot of fun help1ng to publ1sh the Tallsman Listed under the headmg of fun was the p1cn1c 1n the spr1ng and the Tallsman luncheon held at m1d year for the out golng and 1ncom1ng staff members M1ss Knuppenburg the adv1ser, really had a full t1me Job keeping the Tahs man office running on an even keel It was through her pat1ence and d1rect1on that the Tallsman once agaln rece1ved Flrst Place Honor Ratmg from the National Scholastlc Press Assoc1at1on 9 R S 5 ' , . Q - - - s V U W Q ri C n L, ' , n r . Ln , u C e i . ' c C it , i' .' 3 C i' ssi 1 i , Following up leads nn news stories are the as.'o'Aate and assistant editors janet Smith, Lois Dumla. Shirley Byram. Jean Miller. Fl nc r Yi n r ar. cc ' 97 ' a . . . H . ,, . . . , - . . U . ,, . . H ,, . . . . . , - .. . . . . H . ,, . . . . . ,qucv OPI-ICERS Bob Sxll P reslflenx tary Sall O x y Brxen Vue Pre: Advmser SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY F M Audrey Wllber SeLrL d ent Mxsh Nxeholnon 0R THER LIGHTS ourth Row MBYIOU Taxce Eleanor june Jlrr' Wxnston jaek Duff Bull Bowers Luulle Hjellen arjorle Burnham jean Knapp Thlrd Row Greta Lxen Shirley Weatgarcl Phyllls Gallagher Marllyn Anderson Bob Hutuhx son Bob Slll Luulle Selclel Connle Kane Suomi Row Alxee Bean Pal Mcxtosky Marxlyn Laherty Thelma Astrup ucly Ofstedal Irene l-rlborg, Mary Carlbon l-lrsr Row Ruth Pernarrux Leola Harbeglf. Aan: Lon A nusson jean Ellxb Axleen jangard Dorothy Obborne my Humphrleb Anna M 32 0 V- ff 1 rf l 'X X .1 x v 'Q-'41 xt 7 U Ballard s Honor Society IS a sh1n1ng example of students scholastic achieve ments A high grade average must be mamtamed for Cllglblllty in this organ 1zat1on, since membership 1S determined on the basis of grades acqu1red throughout h1gh school Members of Honor Soc1ety are 1dCI'1t1HCd by the one and two strlpe pins worn by the Sophomores and Juniors respect1vely and the gold torch pins worn by the Seniors If h1gh grades are maintained through the Senlor year the torch p1n may be kept permanently Sponsor of the Honor Soclety IS Miss Nlcholson who handles dlstribution of pins and makes Honor Soclety Day a huge success UNIOR HONOR SOCII:.TY Fourth Row Harvey Brown Robin Hess Eddie Grubbe Bob Ihlanfeldt Norman Grimsby Ver non Johnson Maxine Beavers Lutllle Badda Delores Helland Th: d Row Connie Duy lt Athalie Kline Margaret BL kc-r Norma Carter Sylvia Erlantlsen Dorothy Jensen Norma Greene Betty Gortler Ruth Knapp Sc-cond Row Dorothy Hamlin June Andenes Yvonne Darby Virgtnia Johnston Audrey Kni kerbo ker Gloria A keiblom Donna Hawley N n ln on I' 1 Hansen Muiiel Breda JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Fourth Row Harold Pelton Ri hard Larsen Ja k Ma Donald Kay Peterson Ray M Dermott Ditk Northev Jean Miller Harold Stevenson Third Row Rus ell Swenson Homer Smith Dorothy Masharoup Kathleen Sather Pat MaLDonald Lloyd Trafton Lenore Thornton Shirley M Lean Second Row Frantes Lu as Carol Staxe hloise Lehtinen Pat Swanson Janet Wlggen Helen Pekonen Jeanette Larson Lillian Middal First Rom Gent Northneld Lum e Ofstelal Norma Nielson Betty Lou Smith Evangeline Van Ness Lorraine Miller Geneva Ma Donald Barbara Ze kser , . . . . , . . . - 1 - Q Y '. . ' ' ' : , 'c c , ' c ' . . El Joi s . '1 .sr Row: Miss Nicholson. Joanne Hunt, Shirley Johnson, Pat Anderson, Colleen Briggs. Mary Courounes. Jean Foster. Margrette - .' , 'c ' . c c , K . ' c . YUKUN YODLERS The boys 1n Sen1or Glee under the guldance of M1ss Charlton worked d1l1 gently to master a w1de var1ety of sem1 classlcal songs Th1s group was called upon to prov1de enterta1nment for several assemblxes The1r part1c1pat1on IH M1d Day Melodlers muslc department s contr1but1on to the Fantasres of 43 was greatly appreclated The Boys Double Quartet chosen by MISS Charlton IS a group of boys who enjoy s1ng1ng outs1de of school hours They have taken pleasure IH represent mg Ballard before var1ous cornmunlty clubs and orgamzatlons BOYS IJOUBLIL QUARTET Thrd Row Harxl l Kung Bob Clement B lGoleel-tt D e Johansen Second Row Henry Thorsen Alleen Trostad johnny Johansen Fust Row A ld Th rsness Mel ln Coates BOYS SENIOR GLEE Third Row oe Tralnor Rod Gallagher Ronald Pedersen Dlck Bay Tom Starkey hd Gruger Robert jones M1ss Charlton Second Row Merton Telstad Walter Nelson Frank Rowe Dennls Mork Stan ley HOVlLk Sldney Bosch Bxll Thomas Don Korsmo Lewls Van Ness First Row Glenn Linder Bob Hezel Stan Krahn Bxll Goleeke MBFIOH Lund Axleen frosted Allen Dye Melxm Coates Don Gro e jlm Bytroft G . . . , . . . , ' v 9 , . . 9 7 t t , s. il '. av ' . . 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' X , Y , , 4. v l Y Y! - ' I S ' ' 1- ,, i' . 3' A . ku T 5 -y - - . f .- 'i L, 3, , K I , ' pq ' 1, E + + F 'fift,- ' 9 , t: , 4 t - -4 'G 7 '1- .- , l 1 ,, , .Jia 'r 1 A JW- - .A ,, 1 v SKAGWAY SONGSTERS From Alaskas snowy peaks to the southlands muddy creeks everyone l1kes to smg At Ballard the glee clubs offered the glrls th1s opportunlty Under the d1rect1on of M1ss Charlton the glrls Senlor Glee contrlbuted to the In thexr snappy wh1te sweaters the Glrls Tr1ple Tr1o made many appear ances, to name a few P T A KIWHDIS Club the U S O Canteen and the Mus1c and Art Clubs The glrls have helped to emphas1ze the mus1c depart GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Third Row Vlrgmla Coates Ruth Knapp Ruth Hedman Naney Brown Second Row Marcella White Bonme Flshburn Joyce Petellxn Shirley Chrxstenson Phyllxs Myers Frrst Row Betty Wolfe Glorxa Knox Aileen Trostad Jean Knapp GIRLS SENIOR GLEE Fifth Row Marlon Lund Ruth Knapp Joyce Backer Ethyl Leugh ton Grace Bergstrom Phyllis Myers Ethel Haglx Lucla MacN1s,hol Joyce Petellln Ardath Nelson Alleta Smxth Fourth Row Thelma As trup Bonme Fxshburn Betty Hoff Mxrlam Barth Georgina Johnson Shxrley Chrlstenson Dorothy Gunderson Amy Lou Johnsen Jean Knapp Elm nore Lantz Eleanore Lepse Gran.: Ekman Third Row Llllxan Lee Jeannette Mathxson Barbara Stefansson Shirley Metcalf Gloria Frmsk Joanne Olsen Jackxe Sroufe Adele Bendxksen Mary Barton Joanne Hunt Ruth Hedman Second Raw Juana Gallup Norma Bock Frances Mor gan Beverly Wink Vxrgxnxa Coates Marolyn Morgan Helen Anderson Betty Wolfe Myrna Hansen Eumce Ofstedal Elinor Leonard Erxka Wendler Colleen Llmbocker First Row June Wlllman Margrette Hansen Barbara Zeckser Geneva McDonald Jeanne Warford Murxel Breda Maralyn Suprunowskx Axleen Trostad Lorrame Muller Anne Mxckel Jean Ellxs Axleen Jangard UUU4 gg 9 99 4 M4 1 .. l IGLO0 INSTR MENTALISTS The most muslcally mmded Beavers made up the Ballard Senlor Orchestra whrch contrlbuted to several assembl1es as well as the very successful Vodvxl Only through constant work and da1ly pract1ce d1d these lnstrumentallsts earn a place ln the group Thelr modern Jazv was presented wlth just as much dlgmty as thelr class1cal orchestratrons The d1rector Mr Sm1th stlmulated mterest and enthuslasm ID the students and Betty Oerman remembering the motto Pra ll e Mak spurred thern on to greater accompllsh fc IT1Cl ltS ORCHESTRA Pl th Row Betty Lou Smith Henrletta Hamxlton Brute Sxms Allen Dye Roland Ferguson Mr Smith Fourth Lemmex Third Row Charlle Gruber Blll Gunderson B111 Montgomery Dean Bergman Leland Knudsen Merreyle Smiley Paul Bm! r Mary Anglln hum e Ofstetial Dorothy Welbel Norma Carl trom Paul Hergtxon Second Row Margie Theodore Vera Wham Nan y I-l ool B ll Kyle Betty Oerman Juana Gallup Jeanette Smrth F11 1 Row Glorla Ackerblom Kathleen Barrd Alfred And nes Leola Harbe k Mom a Dahl Ray Shaxer V 'A C ,C ra - Per mt. Row: Don Slvertsen. Dean Anderson, Maxlne Olson, Donna Hawley. Elna Solberg, jack MacDonald. Margaret Nordenberg, Zelma re . ' . ' L I . ' . S . . J . .' A , A. c I w c. 1 . . . ' . s .' A ' . ' . . e c . 'c . ' . KLO DIKE KHOR US Alaska s songsters would s1ncerely enJoy hear1ng Ballard s A Cappela Cho1r W1th the encouragement of M1ss Charlton, and after many hours of con centrated practice the group was ready for public performances A h1ghl1ght of the year was the enjoyable program presented at the annual meet1ng of the Washlngton Educat1on Assoclatlon Combmmg forces W1th the Boys and Girls Sen1or Glees, the cho1r worked B1llMcM orro w the kettle drummer booms it out' 1ndustr1ous1y on mus1c for the com mencement program A CAPELLA CHOIR Fourth Row Miss Charlton Bill Bowers Harold King Henry Thorsen Johnny Johansen Bob Clements Dick Bay Dave Johansen LeRoy Kirsop Ken Smith Third Row Vaudes Santee Ruth MacDonald Shirley Evans Merrllyn Phyllis Myers Second Row Jean Benjamin Shirley Metcalf N dra Wood Virginia Jol-nston Virginia Coates Thora Johnson Birdie Woodley Harriet Fouts Ardath Nelson Mavis Leistxkow Betty Oerman Grace Rasmussen First Raw Jeanne War ford Betty Robison Marcella White Lillian Lee Wilma Aschbrenner Ruth Amberson Maralyn Suprunowski Carolyn Stone Beverly Budd Janice Jacobson Lorraine Miller Anne Mickel , . . . , . . . , . , . . Kline, Richie Johnson, Frank Rowe, Melyin Coates, Buth Greenwood, Margie Shalmberger, Shirley Christenson, Gloria Knox, Th Sl Dp V 0yPlk Fantasies of '43 was Ballardls big doins'. The Cocha1orums were Ralph Fraser and Bill Ihlanfeldt, who presented Larry Greene and his Swing Cadets with the Three Cheers in Greene Fingers. In rapid succession came the girls' tum- bling team in Circus Capers, fol- lowed by Shingle Weavers' Shin- digf' The Girls' Club brought the Stage Door Canteen to Ballard in the form of Canteen Capadesf' Noon- time at a defense plant was por- trayed in Mid-Day Melodiersf' pre- sented by the music department. The entire production was ably directed by Mrs. Garred. ODVIL Canteen Capades Circus Capers. Mid-day Melodiers. STAMP CLERKS-Fourth Row: Harold King, Al Woodhouse. Ray Petersen. Les Wilson, Harry Galland. Don Wilgus. Third Row: Barbara Brockway. Dorothy Griffin. Dick Northey. john Nick, Ethel Hagli, Beverly Ryan. Pat Stewart. Second Row: Verla Van Hoy. Marie Bannister. Lillian Lee. Frances Paulson. Gloria Knox. Evelyn Hansen. jackie Tracy. Gene Northfield. First Row: Jeanne Warford. Lois Wernlof. Etlditli Perry. Marjorie Nilsen. Evangeline Van Ness. Pat Parrctt. Mr, Speck, STAMP CLERKS-Foirth Row: Harold King. Darrell Bennett. Ronald Pederson. Bob Loomis. Don Korsmo. Art Foltz. Mahlon Douglass. Harry Gallanfl. Third Row: Muriel Davis, Catherine Henderson. Pat Stewart. Marshall Mallory. Don Wilgus. Donna Stenberg. Beverly Ryan. Connie Yagle. Second Row: Lillian Lee. Dorothy GriFFin. Carolyn Bridges. Barbara Brockway. Ruth Amberson. Mary Barton. Verla Van Hoy. Shirley Grolistltmit.F1rstRow: Mr. Speck. Lea Franswog. Evangeline Van Ness. Vir- ginia Ma'tin. ,Iacqualyn Larson, Anna Magnusson. Rtiwie Nydahl. Jeanne Warfortl. TUNDRA TRADERS In line on Monday mornings. waiting to trade their money for stamps were the eager students of Ballard. The stamp book brought to its owner the Weekly Talisman. and. the great event of the year, the Shingle. In addition it assured for its owner admission to all football and basketball games and other school entertainments. Throughout the year the students were urged to keep their stamp books up-to-date. Mr. Speck supervised the plan. and to him and his helpers goes much of the credit for its success. SL UICE SER VICE UIDE POST Keeping the school immaculate was the Fine accomplishment of Ballard's Sluice Service, or clean-up squad. The various tasks of this group increased because of the curtailment of janitor service. Nevertheless, through the dili- gent work of the members, our building was kept spic and span. Information please! This phrase was the open sesame to the book-cache of Ballard High, Where both information seekers and literature-loving students satisfied their wants and needs. Miss Lytle and Mrs. Cody supervised the library clerks and gave training in the proper use of reference materials. LOCKER AND CLEAN-UP-Third Row: Dick Northey. jim jones. jim VVinston, jim Rofif. Paul Andersen. john Nick. Second Row: Jeanette Larson. Audrey Wilber. Georgina johnson, Pat Mostosky. Pat Smith. First Row: Alice Bean. Ruth Knapp. ,lean Knapp. jacklyn Sroufe, Sally O'Brien. Betty Wolfe. LIBRARY CLERKS--Third Row: Frances Paulson. Carolyn Bridges, Norma Greene. Charlotte Frank, Margaret Zeckser. Pat Harris, Ardys Olson. Christine Nelson. Second Row: Miss Lytle. Nellie jackson. Rae Banta, Betty Roff. Yvonne Flourney, Nyla Berkseth, Jacqueline Brower. Norma Casey, Denton Carter. Mrs. Cody. First Row: Doris Johnson. Sylvia Torget, Beverly Mont- gomery. Robin Hess, Don Wilgus, Audrey Haugen, Delores Soderlund, Delores Davis. Members of the P TA celebrated Founders Day with a tea FR ONTIERSME W1th the theme Youth Our Respons1b1l1ty these Ploneers have sponsored many act1v1t1es for the student body th1s year Among them, the sw1mm1ng and bowhng clubs for glrls the P T A dances twlce a month and the much looked forward to Sen1or Prom Th1s year the Parent Teacher Assoclatlon celebrated thelr th1r tleth ann1versary W1th a Found ers Day program February 11 The years act1v1t1es were com pleted under the able leadershmp P T A Th1rdRaw Mrs Brewster Mrs Nelson Mrs Gerard Mrs Dahl Mrs june Mrs Meldam Mrs Bendlkson Mrs A d n :rson Second Row Mrs Klndbcrg Mrs Benson Mrs Kester Mrs Rice Mrs Loomis Mrs Snyder Mrs Thomas First Raw Mr johnson Mrs McIntyre Mrs Gagnon Mrs Blvms M1ssA Woods Mrs Van Ness Mrs Molltor Mrs Burnett ' 66 ' ' ' 91 55 ' U, 7 ' 9 sb , ' ' I - 9 of Mrs. McIntyre, president. TEA ROOM Second Row Miss Dorlgc Audrey lICl1LlI'lLkSOfl Martha Montffomerv Luulle Seldel Louise Sorenson Sally Savage Herdls Kllgren Audrey Haugen P1tWy.ces l1ul1ne Ronne Alma Lou Strxmple First Row Faye Gibbs Jeannette Brown 1 CI lellne Brower Yvonne l-lournoy Llla Wood Marllyn Bloek Haydn Van Atken Clarlte Halvorsen LUNCH ROOM HILLP1- RS Th1rdRou Mrs Danforth Mrs Scovxll Dorothea Lepse Marte Shougstad ja k Vogmlld Willard jo1nson Shlrley Dantey Second Row Pe gy Bohon Dorothy Hoftman Rodella Patterson Marla jull Bruee Tlmle k hvelyn Anderson Mrs Brest Mrs Peterson First Row ja quellne Mlchael Frantes Brown Beth Sewxll Ruth Brakken Mary Knowles jerry Baade Amanda Eckard GR UBSTEAKERS Always eagerly ant1c1pated are the luncheons prepared and served IU the Beaver Hollow Tearoom M1ss Dodge and her glrls have planned very appet1z1ng meals wh1ch have been enjoyed and appreclated by the faculty and the students Producmg new and varxed menus desp1te food rat1on1ng presented qulte a d1fBcult problem Through the constant efforts of Mrs Brest and her W11l1ng helpers, Ballard stu dents rece1ved nourlshlng food at the lowest poss1ble pr1ces .Jfcg ' , ' . ' . ' '. : . : . SAFETY PATROL- Third Row Lawrence Lundberg Blll Gole k Ralph Fraser Alfred An denes Mr Speck Second Row Norman Grimsby Audrey Haugen Betty Oerman Georgxa Lee Carl Neilson First Row Louis Smlth Paul Binder Jack Van Sklver Ronald Lloyd Lloyd Trafton Eddle McAbee -4 becond Row john Ahren jame hal Duane Nl nev lLmColl1er Eugene I mtlstrom First Raw Don Hat h Walt Nelson Alan Moser GLACIER GUIDES 6? WARDE Protectlng school pedestmans agamst the traffic hazards was the Glacler Guldes first task Snow or sh1ne the glrls and boys were always on the Job W1th Mr Speck dxrectmg schedules and dutles the patrol rendered mvaluable serv1ce to the school Supervlslon of grandstands at the football games was mcluded ln the dutles of the Held patrol As Game Wardens they collected t1CkCtS at the gates and mamtamed constant a1r ra1d regulatlons Mr Nard1n was the manager of thls essentxal group , ' e e, . I . I , Q 'a f A ' f, l . 0 '. . I 1, FIELD PATROL-Third Row: Mr. Nardxn. Donald Wlcthuechter. jack MacDonald. George Maser. Neal Neuman. Duck Walker. ' ' .' s, ' s N cr. lm .Mu A . I . I . J L' . I . . . . H . . ,, . . . . , . ' 1 46 U1 ' OFFICE AND AT TENDANCE CLERKS Third Row Lols Han son Kay Mehus Lxllxan Scarborough Beth Hayes Ellnor Leonard Shxrley Whxt head Barbara Stef ansson Second Row Con me Yagle Pat Wykcs Vlolet Rogenes Sarah Hopkins Norma Carter Llllxan Wathne Lols Weken F1rstRow Verla Van Hoy Betty Roff june Andenes Marllyn Klnberg Nan johnson Phyllis Looml Betty Ramsey Ruth Pennamen -Q AUDITORIUM CLERKS Third Row Barbara Peterson Esth r Sxpurdson Vlrgxnla Johnston Katherine Toft Lllllan Wathne June Sater Laurxnc Thompson janet Wlggen Allene Hannah Mrs Young Gloria jones Wlmfred Thompson Second Row Mary Slgurdson Paullne Edwards Pat Parrett Eileen jones Elaine Johnson Bessxe Crosby Mary Trafton Marllyn MeDonald First Row Phyllls Baird ,Ioan Durkee Florence Carlo Rohm Hess Shxrley Chrlstensen june Paulson Barbara Peterson Con 'ne Yagle Esther Hedman TIMBERLINE WATCHERS Gathermg and keepmg the records of Ballard students was qu1te an under taklng but under the sklllful management of MISS Ryder head clerk th1s was done very successfully M1ss Hanquet attendance clerk and her helpers checked attendance and publlshed the dally absentee bulletm Takmg roll s1gn1ng excuses and keepmg order compr1sed the work of the audltorlum clerks Under the competent gu1dance of Mrs Youngs, and w1th the help of her student ass1stants, the study hall was kept runmng smoothly and efficlently at all tlmes v' I . 5 . 1 ' . 5' Q o Q A ' . Q- . - f ' ' -v .- ' ' ! 5 1 - Y ,-Q.. , -T' 61 . A v v . . '. 5. - .'. I I . .' 9 9 1 ' 9 9 9 9 . . . SPANISH CLUB-Fifth Row: Pat Stewart. Carol Peterson. Ruth Andersen. Ralph Fraser. Randy Ulvang. Russell Swenson. Bob Hawley. Fourth Row: Lois Duda. Jeanette Larson. Phyllis Gallagher. Pat MacDonald. Elsie Silver. Betty Gorder. Carol Stave. Ccnnie Kane, Third Row: Jeanne McAllister. Jean Knapp. Pat Mostosky. Alice Bean. Margaret Becker. Kathleen Sather, Janice Proctor, Pat Swanson. Margaret Snyder, Second Row: Eleanor Kirkpatrick. Marilyn Laherty. Paul Johnson, Marilyn Swift. Pat Smith, Sally O'Brien. Connie Van Water, Marilyn Block. First Row' Mrs. Garrecl. Fred Hoefer. Lewis Van Ness. Evangeline Van Ness. Betty Wolfe. Elinor Leonard. Sarah Hopkins. Marcella White. Aileen Jangartl. Dorothy Osborne. SPANISH CLUB-Sixth Row: Roger Dolstafl. Merton Telstal. Clayton Olson. Bill Crossett. Lloyd Trafton. Tommy Thorson, Fifth Row: Marion Johnson. Betty Carlson. Myrtle Lnntlquist. leannette Mathison. Connie Dnyck. Lawrence Lunderg. Bob loomis Fourth Row' B verl Han'e F H B l S'll M L B tt' R ' Run B n ' T P 4 . . C Y S ll. l'3l'lLlN Lll llUl. SYCK' y S. l CC. Sify OU C 5. OW-'Elld ll. U lllC BHIICY. Johansen. Lois Stalker, Third Row: Peggy Hardman. Gloria Brooks. Brita Altnquist. Norma Nielson. Jim Bycroft. Carolyn Berg. Eddith Peery. Elaine Willianw Second Row Miss B Russell. Stanley Hovick. Ralph Jean. Frances Paulson. June Can' non. Betty Jean Salo. Joann Russell. Marion Lund. Louise Molitor First Row' Pat Rankin. Margaret Downing. Janice Jacob' son, Delores Reinseth, Eunice Ofstellal. Collect: Briggs. Yi1nedMorris.Nortna Greene OUTHERN CHEECHAKO Our Spanish-speaking neighbors would be strangers in the North just as we Northerners would be in the South. For the purpose of fostering a clearer understanding of Spanish customs and habits, La Tertulia, the Spanish Club was organized. Its monthly meetings featured Spanish movies and well known guest speak- ers, including Jorge Luis Perez, Con- sul from Ecuador: Evelyn Ashlin, teacher from Brazil, and Jose Sam- pelayo, Chilean Consul to Seattle. Pan-American Day, skillfully planned by Mrs. Garred and Miss Russell, was really one of the high- lights of the year. The whole school participated enthusiastically in this celebration. TOT M LORE To encourage and develop the literary ability of the writers of Bal- lard, the Quill Club was organized. Any student who submitted an orig- inal piece of writing or was a mem- ber of the Creative Writing Class was eligible. The Club has prog- ressed splendidly under the super- vision of Miss A. Woods. FAT CHE WERS The Fat Chewers discussed the pro and con of topics of current in- terest to the students, such as school problems, foreign relations, the presidential election and post-war problems. Meetings were held once a month during the year with Miss E. Woods as the club's able guide. QUILL CLUB-Fourth Row: Raylene Peterson. Ethel Olsen. Henrietta Hamilton. jim Norton. Marion Taice. Ina Belle Lar- son. Third Row: Miss A, Woods, Marguerite Cox. Alice Abramson, Shirley johnson, Barbara Brockway. Marjorie Burnham. Mary Ann Modine. Second Row: Shirley Schmidt, Doris Abrahamson. Evlyn Jacobsen. Pat Stewart, jean Benjamin. Margaret Smedberg, jean Sandell. june Willman. Firxr Row: Peggy Bohon. Ruth Amberson. Rosemary Pattison, Shirley Christenson. Shirlie Orborn. FORUM CLUB-Fourth Row: Bud Grifhn. Bill McKenna, Everett Fosberg. Rudy Neuser, Elmore Shultz, Frank Inslee, Richie johnson. Bill Goleeke. Third Row: Miss E. Woods, Marilyn Klemz. Diane Carson. jo Ann Severns. Marjorie Cushing. Second Row: Ruth Ekanger, Barbara Peterson, Muriel Davis. Eleanor june, Lenora Overby. Marion Palmer. Jeanne Hull. First Row: Frances Brown. Charlotte Frank. Lenore Frank. Dorothy Griffin. AURORA ACTIVITIES QI 'Vlllxl Llil-VV mltl x Ml Wl1Il8llCdl Keeplng on the beam was the mlke crew s motto thls year as they unsel Hshly served the student body at assemblles and programs The practlcal knowledge galrled IH operatlng and servlelng school mlcrophones Wlll prove Noon movles operated by the movle crew supplled recreatlon for the lunch perlods Chapter by Chapter was unraveled of the chlll filled and adventure laden movle of Flash Gordon The proflts from such serlals were used for essentlal educatlonal purposes MOVIE CRILW TI-lm' Ro N rman G 'll by Clar G n Ea' G llger Palll Blnder Second Row R1lclGrlr Ralph onal 3 or e 'l L om Ile lltelea mls 1 a ' kb I l l . 1 K l Y ff ,is 4 X fl l ' Q ' -l.l-lyli lie.-:lsllll Blu lllrlml' Kc-rlS:lll1ll. Rllllll lllllllls Illlk S l,,ll:llSl1n- 'llore Kllssell Svcrlsoll. , M . ,, . , . Q - lnvaluable 1n future years. ' - l' w: o rt. s 2 mire ro rllrtsi. . Y . ' . 'fry Sch 1. Lols Sp flu, Ge g VV.ll'. ,lalk llnglzll Flu! R '. B llv Gllc4lscl:l,N1fl':11a Grey . Ml' Wl l fl. I-llll MtAbce. ALA SKA CALLI G e memb r 1 C u In ted by e l o 1 ra o Due to government regulatlons all amateur radlo statlons have been banned for the duratlon Consequently Ballard rad1o hams have been unable for the present at least to p1ck up messages such as Alaska Callmg However the club members have busled themselves at other useful tasks such as recordmg programs and 1mprov1ng the1r sk1ll and techn1que m radlo code In add1t1on, Mr Wh1tehead and hxs group have endeavored to keep 1n touch Wlth our boys 1n the serv1ce by publlshmg a paper, The Cheese, whlch conta1ns news of former students now on the Hghtmg fronts RADIO CLUB Third Row Clarence Gronn ng Ed Gruger Alf ed Andenes Roy La sen Second Row Ronald Lloyd Norma Greene Mr Whntenead Shxrley johnson Lloyd Benson Ken Smnh Fxrsr Row Jack Hagen Russell S enson Jnm S1 emo e C X . Th e 5 of the R2-1Al'o l b fasc' a th intfcacies f. di . s ' 55 ' 79 ' 9 s ' as ' as 1 - 1 . . . . . H ,, . . . - ' J i , , r , r . J . . . ' ' , ' , . A . ' J . W , ' 'z r , BOND AND BANKING COMMITTEE Second Row Carol brave Herne Sorenson jim Roh' Paul Andersen Jxrn jones First Row Thelma Asrrup Barbara 7e laser Phyllm Gallagher Sally Savage Dxtk Bums TRI B Third Row Erik 5 hu't1 Blll Ihlanfeldt Carl Martln on D1 k Duea ohnny ohansen Ray Peter en Dan Hardman Koemg Roh Ihlanfelclt ohn Ral B1ll Hepburn Don Fortun k O tr m l k Bums Mr Henle e GOLD DIGGERS TRI B T RIBESME Ballardltes have seen queer s1ghts But the best they ever d1d see Was the dough they panned and salted away In the bond dr1ves of forty three There are fine thmgs done 1n the mldnlght sun By the fellas whose str1pes number three The Arctlc tra1ls have the1r secret tales But Ballard has 1tS Tr1 B 54 - - 'Q . ,. ' ' . ' s . 'e ,j j ' , s . . Second Row: Paul Andersen. Al Woodhouse. Don Korsmo, Bob Leaf, Ray Soderlund. jim Ruff. Tom jones, First Row: Mr. . . J ls. u . f. Chuc s 0 . llc '. . l l . I 9 as ww bs H rg no li 9! ' SCENE HIE T ERS ICE BREAKERS Alaskan scenes rnid the glac1ers and snow Are colder and more icy too Than those made of paper and canvas and wood By Ballard s hard working Stage Crew The d1scuss1ons concerning Alaska Were many and long and lnvolved But with the help of Ballard s Debate Team They could easily and qulckly have been solved STAGI CREW Second Row Duane Moe Da e Carr Bob S hneitler Mr Payne Bill M Morrmw Minager F1rrR0w Rolney Clnxr hill Gemrge. Money jim Tuggle Stan Krahn ford Paul johnson Jean Knapp Ruth Greenwood Mary Courounes Norma Nielson janet Smtth F1rstRow Rosemary Patti son Pat Stewart Pat Smith Margaret Betker Brita Almquist Bob Hawley Connie Van Water Sally O Brien ,LN 9 9 Y , . 9 7 U ' 9 I I l - ' ' 5 , v . . Q ' . , . i f 4 . . . x 4 C , m ' , ' , , DEBATE CLUB--Third Row: Mr. Walker, Jim Martell. Dick Smith. Homer Smith, Mr, Armstrong, Second Row: Cecelia Borg- O V, lx L I . v , 5 V . -4 X x i . buretary Greta Lxe I.1eL1tenant l 11l Andersen a1tlSponsor of Att1w1t1es Mrs Youngs Dlseuss a Vn.tory program w1tl1 Commander rn Clnef Dnk Blxlns VICTORY CORPS COUNCIL Th1m'Row M Taylor Paul Andersen Ed Malxnowslu B111 Mr Smltn Dnk Btwns Margaret Holm Greta L1en Bob Weber Mr Ko mg Fzrsr Row Mtss Becker Mrs Couhran Pat Ranl-un Thelma As trup Sally OBr1en Marllyn Stokke Mrs Youngs BOND COMMITTEE Second Row Dtel-c Bu 1ns Paul Andersen Leo Sowers FIFSI Row Sally Savage Jlm Roff Phyllls Gallagher j1m jones Ethyl Lelghton '56 P0 AR PA T RIOT an N4 9 T? . 'ef-vga' f - 4 r. Blue, Mr. Armstrong. Mr. Rowlee. Second Row: . . . A K L . r X , , , A . T I , - 1 fn' . The future bullders of democracy qu1ckly found the1r places 1n Ballard s V1ctory Corps Frve d1v1s1ons A1r, Sea, Land, Productlon and Commun1ty Serv1ce provxded plenty of opportun1t1es for SCFVICC The Corps tr1ed hard to develop the theory of work1ng together for an u1t1mate V1ctory Commander 1n chlef D1ck B1v1ns, led h1s frontlersmen 1n several tr1umphant bond drlves, and a very successful t1n can dr1ve In add1t1on the V1ctory Corps collected old clothes for the Russ1an War Refugees and books, games and records for SCFVICC men The many new members have come to reallze the 1mportance of dolng thelr part ln the w1nn1ng of the war Thls they End, must be done so that the northern l1ghts can once more shlne on a peaceful Amer1ca COMMUNITY SERVICE Third Raw Carol Peterson Helen Anderson Don Wllgus Athalxe Kllne Dons Denten Second Row Vrrglnla Coates Mary Slgurdson Peggy Strout Lucille Sexdel Glorla Green First Row Ruth Amberson Karxn Gorud Elinor Leonard Dorothy Cordes Chrlstxne Nelson Pat Parrett COMMUNITY SERVICE Third Row Marjorie Smlth Geraldxne Abb Margaret Holm Kathleen Baird Leona McCune Lois Duda Marxlyn Shea Second Row Connie Kane Shxrley Butler Pat Kerton Amy Lou Johnsen Barbara Brockway Shnrley Metcalf Marilyn Block First Row jean Benson Evangellne Van Ness Yvonne Sherf Rowle Nydahl jean Ellis Elaine johnson Dorothy Osborne Axleen Jangard 'rm 13? . . . . , ' ' 1 9 1 ' 9 l I x s . N ' 1 ' X ' I r W. - , 1 v ' 1 ' . y t ' , I r I r p 4 rig h Us 52 . - -'Y 7 I 1 x I K V! P0 AR PATRIOT IN ACTIO t0 These Ballard students anal Mr Vollaml ire doing their part for Vluory by buying a share IH America Patrxotxe Ballard tldcnts 5 xmg tle rmacl to VICIOFY by buylng war stamps Busxly collectmg for the tm drive are Leo Sewers Bill Hepburn PatRank1n and Greta Llen LAND AND PRODUCTION DIVISIONS Third Row Shlrley Byram Phy'l1s Myers Ethel I-Iaglx Ethyl Leighton Second Sally O Brxen Rae Banta SEA DIVISION Thrrd Row B1llMontgomety Frank Inslee Er1k Schultz Jacklyn Sroufe Lloyd Erlandsen Harold Shallow Second Raw Helen Pekonen Betty Wolfe jean Knapp Ruth Knapp Yvonne Parsons Pat Stewart Kay Mehus First Row Fran ces Lucas Jeanette Larson Verla Van Hoy Sylvxa Lmd Thelma Astrup Joanne Hunt Anne Mnckel AIR DIVISION Fourth Row Stan Forbes Walter Nylln Chuck Larkxn Paul Andersen LeRoy Knrsop Larry Greene B111 Bowers Third Row Dxck B1v1ns Bob Durr Bob Sxll Arnold johnson Eugene Llndstrom Second Row Ed Malmowskl Dxck Sparhawk Greta Lnen jxm Winston Don Fortune Frrst Row Lo1s Wernlof Mary Storre jacquelxne Gross Marilyn McDonald Bernadette Brown Katherme Selander I x S t V s ,Q 9 . 4 . . if ' r -' l ' . I ' llx Row: Gloria Johnson, Janice Jacobson, Marilyn Stokke, Elinor Lantz. First Row: Eunice Ofstedal, Leola Harbeck, Dorothy Grifiin, SPORT REVIEW BENDELE Football Track NARDIN Intramurals PEASE Sports Fa ulty Ad ISO The term1nat1on of the 1943 44 sports year found Ballard holdlng a fa1r record 1n nearly every athletlc stand1ng The football season saw Coach Bendele s gr1d1ron warr1ors battle through a n1ne game schedule to w1nd up 1n fifth place w1th five wms and three losses The basketball season proved rather d1sasterous as the Beavers lost all but the1r final game The Shmgleweaver varslty qu1ntet finlshed e1ghth 1n the league, whlle the second team came through w1th a co champ1onsh1p w1th Roosevelt 1943 FOOTBALL FIRST TEAM Lmcoln Broadway Roosevelt Queen Anne BALLARD Garfield West Seattle Franklln Cleveland SECOND TEAMS TENNIS GOLF North Tltle Queen Anne W L Garfield Garfield South T1tle Garfield All Clty T1tle Queen Anne THIRD TEAMS North Txtle Queen Anne South Tltle Garfield All Clty Title Queen Anne and Garfield Tled Roosevelt Queen Anne Broadway West Seattle Lmcoln Franklm BALLARD Lmcoln Queen Anne Roosevelt Cleveland BALLARD West Seattle Franklln Broadway 62 F0 West Seattle R43-44... KOENIG-Baseball, Third Team Football Thxrd Team Basketball PAYNI Golf HODG Tenm Lf L lx As the Sh1ngle goes to press sprmg sports are stxll m the practlce stage The track squad IS shapmg up well, w1th several veterans returmng However, only three lettermen returned to Ballard s baseball team, and Coach Koemg w1ll have to rely on these, along wxth some promlslng new comers to better the seventh place standmg obtamed dur mg 1943 Desp1te the lack of seasoned mater1al on the golf and tenms teams they can be counted on to provlde tough competltlon to all foes FIRST TEAMS 1943 BASKETBALL WL WL WL Roosevelt 3 Cleveland 4 5 Queen Anne BALLARD SECOND TEAMS BALLARD Roosevelt Lmcoln Franklm Garfield Queen Anne Broadway West Seattle Cleveland L 1 THIRD Lmcoln Broadway Queen Anne Roosevelt Garfield BALLARD West Seattle Franklm Cleveland EAMS 1943 All Cnty Track Meet Garfield Lmcoln Queen Anne Roosevelt West Seattle Cleveland BALLARD Broadway Franklm 3312 3012 1943 BASEBALL West Seattle Roosevelt Cleveland Queen Anne Franklm Broadway BALLARD Lmcoln Garfield ' if -Uvjes L, Q... 5 , ll . . . . QC, Let , f I 1 :IR in , I a 'gk W. L. . . . . . . 7. . . . . 4 8 1. ..... ll 1 . .... 8 . .... 7 5 3. . 1 11 2. Franklin ..... 10 2 4. Broadway ..... 7 5 6. Lincoln ...... 6 6 9. Garfield . . . T A . W. . W. L. PT. 1. .... 9 3 1. ' ...... 11 1 1. .... 36 1. 2. ..... 9 3 2. .... 10 2 2. ' .... f 2. . 3. ' ...... 8 4 3. . . . 10 2 3. . . f 3. . 4. ' ..... 7 5 4. ..... 8 4 4. . . . 20 4. U 5. ...... 6 6 5. ...... 7 5 5. . . 5 5. . . 6. .... S 7 6. .... 3 9 6. . . . 5 6. . 7. ..... 5 7 7. . . . 3 6 7. . . . 1 7. . 8. .... 3 9 8. ' ..... 2 10 8. . . . l 8. ' . . 9. ..... 2 10 9. .... 0 12 9. ' .... 0 9. . . TI PAUL ANDERSEN GLEN BREWSTER CLIFF JOHNSON CARLETON RICE MEI, DAVIS mn!- ' 5 'HW-0 -... 3 ,Lk-N4 y',3N'if.oax-f.- . 9 - .. ' gn- if f JACK NELSON LEO SOWERS RAY J. PETERSEN BILL JORGENSON BOB KIRKPATRI 64 THE GRIDIRO JIM JONES JIM ROFF AL WOODHOUSE DICK DUEA ROD LUNDVAL I I I I .. K i v Q - x l GUY FOSS ROY NELSON , KEN JOHNSON BILL BURNETT DON FO 65 FOOTBALL IllIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E Scores Opp B ll Garheld Roosevelt Franklm Broadway Queen Anne Cleveland L1ncoln West Seattle IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Football has seen better years at Ballard but rarely has a more dogged scrapplng team carrled the Red and Black colors on a Held Thelr fightmg Splflt was hlgh but coordmatlon and finlsh was lacklng whlch resulted 1n the1r Hfth place pos1t1on Openlng the1r round robln schedule the Beavers were first confronted w1th the Garfield Bulldogs who astounded by the power Haunted at them suffered an 1n1t1al defeat 14 0 A week later Ballard outplayed the1r trad1t1onal r1val Roosevelt but could not produce the w1nn1ng score as the Roughrlders slashed over for the only touchdown of the day Ballard reached 1tS peak for the season 1n 1tS next game by overwhelm1ng Franklm 32 0 but were battled to a complete standstlll 1n the follow1ng encounter wlth Broadway who garnered 20 polnts to the Beaver s 0 Returmng to form the Ballard squad trlumphed Wlth devastating effect over Queen Anne 14 7 Contlnulng the1r excellent playlng the Red and Black came through w1th a 14 0 shutout over the Cleveland Eagles Outplayed by a murderous offenslve assault plus an exceptlonally powerful L1ncoln team the Shlngleweavers slumped 28 0 Th1s w1n crowned L1ncoln as the undlsputed champlon of the 1943 season In the final game Ballard agam broke loose Wlth a show of power to upset West Seattle 14 0 Veteran Paul Andersen Wlth the a1d of JIITI Jones Insplratlonal Award Wmner sparked the team to 1tS best throughout the schedule iIlIE1'l ,,ll 'Iii' my aarn' nenlf- Q .....14 0 0 7 ' .... 32 0 O 20 p ' ..14 7 ' ....14 0 l ' ..... 028 ..14 0 I N 9 . l Q a.- n , .- u al . a . u , .n o : ' a 9 .us , , . , . -. . . . , -9 . , .I . . , . , ECO -THIRD Coach Bendele's 1943 m1ddle we1ght eleven, though suffering a number of setbacks, dlsplayed the typ1cal fightrng and sportsmansh1p that has always played a dormnant part 1n Beaver athletlc teams Wlth at least a year's grld 1ron experlence beh1nd them they are Ballard's hopefuls for the com1ng year The scores Ballard first were Queen Anne 12 6 0 20 Roosevelt 6 6 0 7 Lmcoln 13 6 0 0 Beaver thlrds as usual played successful football Challenglng larger and older th1rd strmgers m the1r s1x game schedule they talhed two w1ns a t1e and three losses Scores Beavers first were Queen Anne 7 13 0 19 Roosevelt 6 613 6 Llncoln 6 7 20 7 l SECOND TEAM k Byt h Skg DR' h yU1 Td THIRD TEAM ThdR W Y G g k phy B N Q 1 : - v ' : ' 1 ' 3 - y - I 9 1 ' 1 9 : ' 9 - 3 ' 9 ' 2 ' 9 ' ' 5 I .Q Q -. 2 7 lf , 1. A , ,r .- A 1 Bac : Arne srom, Dick Nor! ey, Ron a en. Tom jones. Line: jack u , Har- vey T ompson, Rand vang, George Oravetz, e Akers, Morris Iverson, Bob Leaf. ir ow: Dolstad, Gilman, Hall, illiams, Blue. Brass. D. Anderson. Starke . Second Row: Curren, Nordstrom, Jean, Malnes. re or, Smirz, Peck, Strand, Sterne. First Row: J. Anderson, Mor , Bolton. Mur- . Lease, Groce. Hezcl, Schaupp, . orthey. BASKETBALL y hgh h In sharp contrast to the champ1onsh1p basketball team of 43 the 1944 Ballard squad wound up only one step above the league cellar The mexperxenced Beavers dropped the1r season opener a heart breaker to the Broadway Tlgers and then the los1ng streak began The scores were opponent Hrst Broadway 25 22 41 31 West Seattle 46 26 31 30 Franklm 43 20 42 20 ueen Anne 19 8 34 27 Roose velt 48 38 44 Z! Llncoln 36 22 19 20 The Shlngleweavers salvaged some glory by upsett1ng L1ncoln1n the season finale 20 19 However all season long Coach Henry Bendel was W1SCly bu1ld1ng for the future by develop1ng prom1s1ng underclassmen 1nto the veterans of next year The season of 45 w1ll see the return of s1x lettermen who should greatly bolster the next Ballard qulntet QQ 'S' Ah BENDELE THORSEN NORTHEY 'E' M 144' is IHLANFELT NERDRUM YOUNG vw WOODHOUSE s. GERARD MARTENSEN ECO -THIRD SECOND TEAM s d fh 1W1 Beaver seconds fought their way to a co-championship with Roosevelt this season winning nine and dropping three games Scores Ballard last were Roosevelt 35 28 26 30 Broadway 5 29 19 22 ueen Anne 1619 20 23 Franklin 10 32 43 27 West Seattle 27 28 28 35 and Lincoln 35 19 28 35 Displaying bound less energy and light ing spirit the third string contenders tal hed two wins out of a twelve game sched ule These youngsters are Ballard s hope for future victories THIRD T1-:AM Th d R p G 1 -aa T inf' dHJ b 51' DUEA OSTROM SCHULTZ JOHNSON LAMBERT M ' Y 1 Y S : , - 5 ' 1 1 ' 9 ' 3 Q v 9 ' 1 - econd Row: Am al, MacDonald. First Row: Rice. Frank. Smi , Prescott. ann i son, 9 ' 9 ' 2 9 ' a - 9 , .. , - 1 p it n u u u s . I 9 - if ow: Coach Koenig. Schru p, Johansen, Bay, ruger, Wie heuchter, Second Row: Paul, Waite, Seymour, Wa e, 'ellen. First Row: Mauritsen, Schonau. H01 Hg- JOTWUSOU- L cliff V J V V 1 Third Row Coach Koenig Anderson Dlckerson Strand Balto-A McNeese Taylor Montgomery Jones K alsund McEachcrn D Jones Senn Schrupp Forbes manager Second Row Carlo Prescott Bowers Thorlexfson Wxlson Nerdrum Martenson Gerard C Olson Taschek H johnson Thorsen W johnson manager First Row Managers Chrlstopherson and MacDonald Pederson R1 e Sm th Akers Reed R Johnson Woodhouse Roff K johnson Lndstrom Tabor BA EBALL In the spr1ng a young man s fancy turns to BASEBALL Greet1ng an even larger turn out than last season Coach Koenlg has hopes of a v1ctor1ous year The baseball season of 194415 to be qu1te dlfferent from other seasons IH several respects Flrst, a round robm schedule of slxteen games W1ll be arranged, rather than the usual twelve Second the openmg game played at Roosevelt on March 31 IS to be the earllest game 1n years Lastly the games are to be reduced from mne to seven 1nn1ngs Three returnmg lettermen and a flock of enthus1ast1c rookles W1ll make up the nucleus of the team Wllh these prospects Ballard has an equal chance for top honors and 1fsp1r1t and the W1ll to w1n count, the Beavers should prove the equal of all opponents U. -B I , - I 3, . , . - , . . . ' ' 7 l 1 ' 9 ' 9 9 Bxll Gerard huts the dxrt nn an attempt to get past Swede Joh xson ln a pracuce game Phxl Anderson IS caught napping between second and thxrd by Tom Jones and Bxll Recd Al Woodhouse caught unprepared ln pre season hmttxng practice by pxtcher Roi? Thats Rlce catchmg ThdR Vll HMFdd GMFdd kp MCh M FfCh TRACK Wxth one of the largest turnouts 1n recent years the c1nder burners should have a fa1rly successful season In the opener aga1nst ueen Anne and 1n the meet w1th West Seattle Ballard Wlll have a chance to develop some outstand 1ng compet1tors for the All C1ty contest 1n June The Beaver squad IS represented by at least one able th1n clad 1n each ofthe most 1mportant events Don Fortune w1ll be backed up 1n the spr1nts by john Floberg and Dan Hardman should do Well 1n the 440 The longer dlstances w1ll be handled by Marshall Mallory Steve Strandberg Bob K1rkpatr1ck and Frank Inslee Ch1ef Hurdler w1ll be Bob Leaf Dean Amdal at present seems to be tops 1n the pole vault wh1le Jack Duff w1ll take care of the h1gh Jump Bob Chr1st1anson carrles our hopes 1n the d1stance leaps The shot hurlers berth w1ll be Hlled by e1ther J1m jones B111 Jorgensen or D1ck Duea Bes1des these boys there are many Hedglmgs who have not as yet had a chance to prove the1r ab1l1ty Everyone however newcomer and exper1enced man allke may be counted on to do h1s best to carry the Red and Black to v1ctory l ir ow: Smiley, Pearson, a at. Bengston, J. johnson. M. Jonsson, Sizemore. Clements, McNichol. Forsberg, Smith Barrett, Grimn. B. Gallagher. Snell, , c a en. Pope, Carlson, . c a en, Kir atrick. Second Row: c esney, ork. Gilson. Barnes. Johansen. Inslee. Larkin. Simpson. Thompson. R. Gallagher. First Row: Fortune. Amdal. Strandberg. Jorgensen, Leaf. Jones. Du . ristianson, Duea. Hardman. v , - , . 9 7 9 ' - 9 9 , . . . . . . , V 9 ' ' 1 1 v 2 Bxll Jorgensen lets go one of hns longer throws Jones Fortune and Hardman jog around the track 1n preparauon for their first meet Pole vaulter Dean Amdal goes up and over -ul v I . K jack Duff soars over the bar. Bob Leaf skims over the hurdles in practice. I 1 I K lu ' Y be . A 5 .S - 7 GOLF-TENNI Four returning lettermen and several promising sophomores assure a better than average golf team for Ballard this year. Con- fronted with the two toughest teams in their first matches the Beavers came through with the following scores opponent first Lincoln 15 9 and Garfield 14 10 With only two returning letter men and a number of inexperi enced rookies the hopes of Bal lard s tennis team aren t too high but, with much practice and a lot of spirit they can come through the 1944 season successfully Un der the leadership of Mr Hodge the new coach the lettermen and rookies should round out into a strong team and provide stiff GOLF Second Row Fred Rask Bob lhlanfeld! Lotll Lkorenrud jack McDonald Doug Serwold F1rstROW john Johanson Ray Petersen Fred Hawkesworth Carl Johanson TENNIS Second Row Pat Lovelace Dick Hayward jim Martell Ormand Rustad Harold Mtnea First Row Herbert Ray Ed Anderson Bob Edwards Glen Linden john Johanson demonstrates the proper stante and grip to Ray Petersen jim Martell in action on the court . q - competition for all rival teams. I TRAM RAL -MA AGERS Boys especially interested in building strong, agile bodies, alert minds, and a cooperative personality, promote and partici- pate in Ballard's intramurals. Un- der the direction of Coach Al Nardin these boys find enjoy ment in baseball ping pong bas ketball touch football and in pitching horseshoes This year due to the decrease in the number turning out no definite schedule was made The boys who issue equipment keep the locker room clean take care of contract cards carry the water bucket and perform a thou sand other similar tasks deserve all the apprec1at1on we can offer here Much of the success of the teams IS due to the hard work and long hours that these boys put 1n cl P MD Th Sh D ggd f tall , - 1 ' 9 - 9 I ' 1 Y 1 7 9 ' - 9 Not only 0 these fellows have plenty of fun and exercise, but, by turning out for intramurals, they de- velo their basketball skill. Managers: c ermott, ompson, Lambert, c apler, Mc onald. These Ballard stalwarts 0 g g ' u e game of touch cob . HUS Phys1ca1 Educatlon played an lmportant part 1n the daily program of Ballard boys Wlth speclal emphasls on pre 1nduct1on physlcal traming for all senlors Coaches Bendele and Koen1g were kept busy developing strong, sturdy bodles The obstacle course callsthenlcs and marchmg made up the theme for each day and t1red sore muscles always followed the rugged tra1n1ng Tests were g1ven at regular mtervals to determine the development of each student Speclal classes were held for boys who wlshed to particlpate in compet1t1ve sports and this extra preparation proved helpful to all ra 97. p h Th gh th l ag t y 4-S - ' 1 9 9 3 9 ' , . :Q Q T 3 ' 2 ' 5' I 5 iq A 1. , Q L T x l Q k M ' 4 .Y These boys accom lis ' - c two purposes at once- A have fun outdoors and H X 4' lso build strong bodies. ' , , - '. :wg , V HJ. 4 'ff '51, . f . qv N Q V ou ese Bal ardites may ' W- not be ile now, he will be, 'Z ' g f if exercise like this is con- tinued. tensely await the whlstle that BRA WNY BELLE Two excellent teachers a well equ1pped gym and enthuslastlc glrls that s the g1rls Physlcal Educatlon department at Ballard Many dlfferent classes were offered mcludlng general cond1t1on1ng and 1nd1v1dual sports such as golf archery and badmmton Thus the g1r1s were able to choose the athlet1cs 1n which they were most mterested and develop Sklll 1n them Regardless of the1r cholce they found a pleasant means of rec reat1on whlle master1ng the essentrals of good sportsmansh1p lofi' B xrsoa ohP cass . . . . , , , . . . . , . . s 9 9 ' . , - - - -' V -e 1. -fi' Need some track stars, Coach endele? Six Beavercttes swish past the last turn into the home stretch. I V N X i I V G'l f S p . E. l - CLAIM TAKER Gettxng plenty of exercise plus a few sore museles Smxth s speedball team drxbbles the ball down the field toward a goal Elsne Silver s champmnsbxp team gets m bl! of rigorous volleyball practxce before a tournament game l l Ready for the k1Ck off, Net ball, or Batter up were fam1l1ar phrases IH the G1flS, Gym After school tournaments were held throughout the year and were popular w1th the energetlc Bea verettes The first turn out of the season 1n1t1ated speedball as one of the major sports Volleyball basketball and the spr1ng sport baseball followed th1s vlgorous game Part1c1pat1on 1n th1s sports program awarded po1nts toward the necessary 500 for a Blg B letter Po1nts ln m1nor sports were earned accord1ng to the number of games won and lost Badm1nton tenms and table ten n1s matches ClElSS1HCd as m1nor sports were held both sprmg and a In earmng po1nts for the1r let ters the glrls dlscovered that teamwork was responslble for the wmmng of many games and that the hours of hard work spent 1n the gym helped to make them up rlght Amer1can glrls uh. th y t k b d fill I 79 ' ! S 9 . ,,gv1 1 9 ' t' 9 ', s' r . , 1 a Q ' V t it rl . These basketball enthusiasts anxiously await the toss up at ma de ermine the winner. Stri e two, all ases loaded. an Anderson a e ba - - - ! BIG B CLU Upper L ft Tl-Ih HARD WORKING BIG B OFFICERS left to right Shirley Orborn retary Paullne Edwards reporter Karmn Gorud gre ldtnt Elsle Silvers treasurer and Dorothy Osborne vlce presldent Lower Right BAL LARD S BIG B Fourth Row Carol Stake Amy Lou Johnsen Jean Benson Els1e Sllvers Marlon Tal e jean Knapp Dorothy Gunderson Frllne Bu lt l-' Thrrd Rau Barbara Bro kway Marx lyn Sh a Connxe Kane Glorxa Hansen Marllyn Stokk Karln Gorud MISS Cornlsh adxlser Sec ond Row Amy Humt trle Shlrley But'er Paul onne Shirley Chrlt Pauline Etl 1 t 1 1 Sh rlev rl yn e 1 n P xl rn l'r1na G x Instead of gold certllicates g1r1s part1c1pat1ng 1n after school sports at Ballard rece1ved B1g B letters At the annual breakfast new glrls were 1n1t1ated 1nto the actlve Blg B club In add1t1on to the trad1t1onal task of maklng pom poms for football games th1s year the Brg B s have taken on the responslbll 1ty for the sale of war bonds and stamps The glrls also conducted several soc1al events whlch lncluded the Chrlstmas Party the Mother Daughter Tea and to cl1max the season the Glrls Letter Assembly - - ' J ' . sec- ! S' ' I V ' ' I 'C , . . . . ' l rc .. ' C . '- ul S. 1 . , - lnt' R' . ' s cnscn. - warlls. lil use Lal tmcr, l,o1s lit lla. .' 3 Y Or- lworn. Bernatlette Brown First Row: Sylvxa Llntl Nlza l Swrft. E'v'3I'lg.1,'ll!t' V4 Nas-, hr' las l.mf ls Allrc Nel-mu l.aL:m Otlen. I' . rm: W Y ynsr lllr.,tl1'Oshnr f- , L s I Lg 1 11 a n , - 9 7 - 9 . . , , . PR USPE CT UR S Gaining poise and grace the mod- ern Ballard Miss goes through a series of co-ordinating exercises such as these in the Girls' Gym. There are posture classes, too, which concentrate upon developing these traits. Badminton has proved very popu- lar with Ballard girls this Year in both beginning and advanced classes. It's a game that requires skill, but the girls soon master the art of slamming a bird over the net Confident of a bullseye Miss Cor msh s feminine Robin Hoods casu ally take aim before letting their ar rows Hy Vitamin D' Yes shuflieboard en thusiasts get plenty of that during the mild winter days Even though the game isn t one of strenuous exer cise it develops essentials of good sportsmanship tc: I .il 2'3 I' -fz '. 7-17.1 if-2,' ,Lf 'IN :M4 f, 1 .1 .NN 'gif ' -I' Fi!! ,I ff ,I ' 4. , 1 .1 , af , ,Af ' I 1 ,1 f'l,rP7ffQ l-7 L, !l G'?'i fy ' Pl.. ,- A V t -,. L? f,1-ffff: I9 ': ? mi' 5'LJ Auf ' 1 ' ',4nli I' I 5, . I 1 , f Q4 ' . N , Y. K . P1 '-.lwi 4M Q., ' .97 . ' -. '31 T .Vai-vu .-' ., Mft 1-H 1 ll- 'J - H UV .L1ll !', - ELL' . HF, 'Q -. I 'T 4, V. in F. '2.1. F'4r,.1.ygl, 2, I QQ' u-gi- tl fb, A?3g2,,g P f,? 4149- ' N1'f2QS1,'Qf1 .M x,, .. , . .,,,,.,', . . dm, AMIDST ACTIVITY 1 The faculty takes tlme out to enjoy a tea glven by the Grrls Club Cabmct Plctured here are Mlss E Woods and MISS Dodge pourlng Mr McConnell Mxss Nxcholson and Mrs Garred 2 Presentlng Bruce Slms at the bass and Don Slvertson at the tuba 3 Photographer B111 McMorrow talks thmgs over wxth a dxsabled Shmgle veteran Richard Larsen How dld lt happen Dlcka 4 Tl11SlI1ClUStf'OllS Beaverette Shlrley Mexdam trles to get Mr Carlson to help her 5 Jones and Duff fiercely hght lt out Watch out for that left Jack' 6 The thlrd team comes chargmg out ready and eager for a scrap 1 Between halves of a second team game Coach Bendele glves the boys a few polnters 84 l l l , . , I . . . 1- 'v . ' . I ,,.f fr Gite 1 Slt smxle snap and you have had your plcture taken for a transxt system school card 2 The sun draws these scholarly puplls out doors to do thelr studymgw 3 Members of the Vlctory Corps Hle out to have thelr plctures taken What s the reason for the frown jean? 4 What IS thlsa Who are you Oh you are the busy workers who kept gettmg ln our sophomore pictures 5 Look at the blrdle' Now don t move' Hold that pose' B1ll IS gomg to take your plcture 6 These patrlotlc maldens proudly purchase war stamps from Blg B glrls 7 The annual break fast glven by the Blg B Club IS a gala occaslon for the glrls who have earned thexr letters - z 7 A 4, o ,, y L . A , 3 . ' ' . ' A' V 105.23 ,. f 4 T 'FE ij, W , 'L 3?.: .-2 . 1 Ln - 4' 55 t -. 1. L +-, :v Y' .s.'a'-mf - y y - - - , . . . , . . . . , LIVIN LAUGHIN AND LOVIN 1 Shxrley and Ralph lookmg 1nto the future Dan and Pat enjoy gomg steady 3 A Jam ses'-,mon wxth Larry Greene Th1s tlme lt was strawberry mstead of musical 4 Typlcal Ballard Men muggmg ln front of the camera 5 Isnt that bush Sklp class 7 Vera and Bruce brlskly leavmg the annex 8 A candld camera fan catches Mr Mac unaware 9 3 10 finds these two Ballard lassles headmg for home 10 Jean IS hard at work but what are Frances and Jeanette domg9 11 We could rxde too lf we had the gas 12 These three pals are just enJoy1ng the sun .1 86 'wld 1 il Es .i V 2 ' Y a little high, fella? 6. Ah! Ah! That's no way to I 'l ..,.af I , A VX A fx ri XM 'Q ,A 1 jim and Dlck model a typlcal Ballard cos tume skl sweater and cords 2 The man short age couldn t be that bad or could xt? 3 Frances and Dorothy display thelr new halr dos 4 What attracted the artentlon of these Jeep r1iers9 5 It lroks llke ouxe caught jackxe 6 G orge IS tellmg Marcy a bedtlme story 7 Eddlth and Dxck enjoymg each others com pany 8 Another one of those Me and My Gal poses 9 Bob seem much enthralled by jackxe s hand 10 Evldently the Tallsman has captured the mterest of these three 11 Act1ve1n the paper salvage campalgn were Joanne Jackxe and Ruth 12 Cant those girls read the sxgn Street Closed 87 ' Q . ' ia' ,a 1 b 9 bn -4 A , . J Q' Z xl . ,1 o N . , A - -f . f eff I 1 f K Af A . T ' . . ' V. - l y ','A M15 l Q ' JE L A 4, . 6 X 1 L. 4 n l lx F M l . 1 ! 4 1 A 3' 1 L ' 9 ' A . 'VLA sf' . , 2 2' '. ASSEMBLED TALENT 1 One of the speakers at Ballard s Victory Square Z Wes Johnson is really solid as he demonstrates the splits 3 Movie star Ella Raines appears at Ballard to stimulate the sale of war bonds and stamps P S She did' 4 This Navy lieutenant appeared at an assembly to pre ent awards to model plane builders 5 Ethyl Leighton s Liberty Uncle Sam and Members of the Armed Force 7 I1 the Senior skit inflation prices were in effect at Marchs Notice the price of a hamburger S175 8 Gen ral Crawford speaks at one of Ballards Bond drives 9 Two veterans of the Battle of the Aleutians display Japanese souvenirs 10 This IS the ghost alias Mrs Arnold whoooo took part in Ballard s bond campaign 11 How did this picture of the botany garden get in here? dancing helped to make the Talisman skit a success. 6. The patriotic finale of the Vodvil displayed the Statue of 88 1 Hal Klng and Ken Johnson tenderly portray the love ofa poor orphan for her foster father 2 Clowns horses and tralner ldentxfy thls as the Clrcus Act m the V0dVll 3 Francls Aranyl Hungarlan d1rector leads the Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra ln several superb arrangements 4 Dramatlc Mary Jasperson and Russell Berg get together 1n the Sophomore skxt 5 One of Ballard s very talented artxsts skxllfully sketches a Chrlstmas scene 6 Accordmg to the sober look on the faces of these spectators thus saxlor s expenences on the U S S Wasp were not very pleasant 7 Members of the foods classes welgh garbage to polnt out how much IS wasted 8 These fantastxc GOOPICS brought down the house ln the Clrcus Act of the Vodvll 9 The commlttee takxng mventory of the clothes turned 1n for Russian Rellef 10 Patlent Betty relaxes under the dlllgent care of Kay and Betty ll After effects of plcture number 1 l - . . , - ' w 1 . . , . . , . . . . . . , . SALUTE TO THE SERVICE 1 Leonard Wlckstrom must have been Jap huntmg 2 Mrs Brests son Walter L Brest of the Army 3 Thxs petlte Wave Maxme Cody lS the daughter of Mrs Cody the assrstant lxbra rlan 4 Buddy LaCo'nas swlng band gave us happy lxstenlng back Ln 42 5 The Marxtlme Servxce has captured Ivan Jacobsen 6 Mr Mc Connell IS proud of h1s two sons Sandy and Nell 7 Barth Case of the Navy IS a 1942 graduate 8 A former baseball star IS Bernle HOpk1HS 9 Howard Segar 1943 Shlngle photographer now an electrlclan m the Navy 10 Three pals Don Brown George Pennamen and Roy Gunderson get together 11 From the background we gather that Burt Pltman was ln Hawau 12 B1l1Knudt son was respons1ble for many of the splendld drawxngs rn the Paul Bunyan Shmgle Lan.. Yi 'liv-'VV5 -g tw QF' 90 40 3. 1 A snappy salute from Dora Smlth Ballard 41 2 Norma Bullock proud of her Wave um form poses for the photographer 3 The gang s all here Harley and Bob Klrk Bob Twxgg Roy Lager and Ray Hensel 4 Hlgh scormg center on the 1943 champlonshlp basketball team was Bob johnson 5 Carl Torrell seems to be up to has donned Navy blues 7 Popular grad Chuck Nxck IS now a navigator ln the U S A A F 8 Chlef Petty Officer Fremont Cody son of Mrs Cody 9 Joe McNeese Ballards baseball star of 1942 10 Stxll busy wlth hls camera Stephan Johnson forrrer Shmgle photographer 11 Bob Rowlee son of our hxstory teacher Mr Rowlee 12 13 So proudly we hall Paul M3CW1ll13m and Daniel Kllne U - rl , his old tricksl 61 Howard Loken, a grad of 1931, I'! F '9L wi 92 i KLONDIKE KNUGGETS' 1 HIS ll'1ltl21lS are L S and he s sweet but h1s name xsn t 2 Jack Nelson ln h1s pm up days Cnote the musclesb 3 Come on out says Gwen Bendele the weather IS Fme 4 Here s a future Ballard letterman Mxke Gallagher 5 Not1ce Cllff Johnson s smlle brlght eyes and outstretched hand 6 Mr Speck s chxldren are always ready to pose when Pop takes thexr DICYUFB 7 My what a devxlrsh look on 11 l Guy Foss face 8 D1ck Duea and h1s wxddow wed wagon 9 J1mm1e Roff seems to be on the verge of tears Maybe somebody took h1s dolly 10 Ray IS all dressed up ready to go bye bye ---- .....?.. v-7- Q , as ow- e r ,,, , x Q . - 21' -.Ar . I I . N ,, l p 1' 3. u I , . -. 1 - 1 I I' ' A , . ly -' fn Q ' 4 7' M Q - : al Q f i 4 , -.. me ' y t 1 ,, I A V U , I Q f . ' . R. nl wv ' ' ' - . ! w -v y l ' - - l. - .w ' - - I . ' f - f-'gl 1 Thls lad wxth the curly locks grew up to be the battllng center on Ballard s football squad 2 Blg B111 Jorgenson was once a plstol packln mfant 3 Mr Nardms daughter seems to have mherlted her dads beammg personallty 4 Saturday mght at Jxm jones house 5 Carl R1ce was a handsome lad even m those days 6 What s Mel Davls dolng Wlfh a baseball mltt we thought he was a football star? 7 Even then Ken johnson was crazy about baseball 8 The blg one must have got away accordmg to Don Fortune s unhappy expresslon 9 Al Woodhouse hasn t changed much has he? or has he? I . ll 3 I 9 v A . .NA r . . . , ' y 1 . . . .,. ., . . , . . . . , . . , . . . . . . , . . , . , . a . , . ASSORTED ACHIEVEMENTS 1. Through storm, sleet and hail this man delivers our mail. 2. Lenore Hesleton, at present a shut-in, not only does all her high-school work at home but also serves her country by doing part-time work for Boeings. 3. Mrs. Youngs in a meditative mood 4 Mr Bendele and Mr Pease in their usual huddle talk over plans for a coming game 5 What are these girls looking for in the garbage cans? 6 Is Paul looking for cosmetics or cash in the girls purses? 7 After a vigorous ride around the lake Phyllis and Elaine stop to rest 8 Featuring jean Knapp co winner of the school life picture campaign 9 and 10 Dont worry Mr VanDevanter h s only whispering in her ear Or is he? 11 Do we have a contortlonist in our midst or is he just trying to tie his shoe' 12 Dorothy displays the results of a day in chemistry 13 Three attractive musicians demonstrate their talent with the French horn K -sl ff 4-an - . 'x X. S 1' 5 ff t A K U 'I . 'Y. ff ., g A' 1 s t .F ,wa ' 5 , p 5 8 Y V M v' . 5. X , g, 0 V Wg V. J J - . In jg f-f ,,. V -f 1. rg, e 7? .. ., 4 JIT' f.: 5 9 ,, ?'f.zwf'Zf fit 'J Q . T ,fn f' we - V, 57,5 'Z .. -b I KA' 4 Q X, - 'A , . R ' . 94 L IUC Q nl .4591 491 did K i 1 Members of the Red Cross collect Ballards contrlbutlon games puzzles and books 2 A Botany student waters the tomatoes Look at the slze of them' 3 Balla dlte Martha Montgomery trles to make her dog srt up Aw come on Fldo' 4 Two Ballard derellcts Eddxe Grubbe and Bob Weber waxtmg for rescue 5 Phyllls Myers co wlnner of school llfe plcture campaxgn 6 There s a lot of room m the plcture boys Dont crowd 7 Some more Botany students worklng hard' 8 Now you teach rs know what happens when you leave the room 9 Berng acrobatxc Mrs Olsen or are you Just cold' 10 Pat Nexsz 1943 Shmgle edxtor returns to take some snapshots of dear old Ballard H1 11 Into the spotllght come the Three Cheers Jackle Ruth and Peggy Ballard s musrcal b1d for fame 12 These two girls can t seem to walt untll they get home to do thelr home work pi , V f , 3 ' ffl F ' if ff ' . 4 1, - - , . p 1 V ' ' mv , 'J 4' ' r , mu ' L J m 'f T , nu ' W. , -' Q r 'A T ' N , al- x - V ' .C X .1 K X' rx 5? 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CLASS OFFICLRS S 1 WC Cooperation 1H1t13t1VC and drlve were the watchwords of the sophomore class Possessmg the largest membershlp to the Honor SOCIETY yet st1ll part1c1 patlng 1n many school 3Ct1V1t16S they have proven themselves an outstandlng body of students Nearmg the top of the ladder of educatlon the sophomores have completed thelr first year at Ballard and are now look1ng forward to the t1me when they Wlll be upperclassmen Under the leadershlp of Pres1dent Bob Northey VICE Pres1dent Betty Carlson Secretary Calv1n Nerdrum and Reporter Ralph Jean and W1tl'1 the guldlng hand of MISS Becker advlser the class of 46 1S Well on the road to success ' ' - econa' row. Ral uh jean, reporter: Bet arlson. vlc - president: Miss Becker. adviser, First row: B l N ll y, president: Calvin Nerdrum. r. K y. . - 1 . , 9 7 . . . . - . . v 1 9 9 . . . . H ,, . 9 7 SOPHOMORES Third Row Ardon Anderson Don Anderson Donald Albert sen Lorrame Abelsen Second Row Doris Abramson Clarlce Abb Edmund Ander son Brtta Almqulst Allen An derson Frrst Row Beverly Anderson Blanche Anderson Wally Abrahamson Vlrgxma Almder Vlrgmla Alexander Third Row John Anderson Roy Barney Dlck Bay Phlll Anderson Don Augdahl Second Row Delbert Baska Grant Beach M1r1am Barth Rlta Barney Albert Barnes James Bayne First Row Ellzabeth Baldwln Charlotte Baker Marxe Beale derson Thrrd Row Paul Bmder Paul Blngston Dean Bergman Her bert Berg Robert Benofsky Second Row Grace Bendtksen Mary Lou Betts Marlan Ben Jammson Else Berg Carolyn Berg Vlfglnla Bently First Row Barbara Berry Gerd Bjerkeseth Mary Lew Bendlxsen Bob B1v1ns Nyla Berkseth Thrrd Row Leroy Booth B111 Blue John Blackburn Gordon Bolton Frank Bradley Second Row Glorla Brooks Carolyn Brldges Nancy Bru stad Leota Brewer Betty Baker Frrst Row Grace Blackwell Jeanette Boe Peggy Bohon Norma Bock Jamce Blackford Jacquelme Brower 99 .' , , - , . Y - 1 I - . . , .l , . , . . , . 1 l 1 Lillian Amundsen, Flora An- f , 1 1 - , . : . , y - , . 5 y , , , I. , . , , , . : ' , y - , , , . , Y SOPHOMORES Third Row Carl Buckenroth Ruth Brakken Bob Bras FTHHCIS Brown FFHUCIS Bur r1s jxm Bycroft Second Row Mabel Cannon Florence Carlo Betty Carlson Glorxa Burnouos Mar1an Carr First Row Dan Carlo Beverlv Budd D1ane Carson June Can non Jlm Campbell Third Row Rodney Church 111 Kexth Chapman josepha Chr1stensen Rosemary B n1ch Melv1n Coates Roge Chrlstofferson Second Row Norman Carter B111 Causer Cllfford Clements Fred C0ll1er Ralph Clements Mar1lyn Colburn First Row Ramona Carlsen Jean Chafe Warren Collman Norma Carlstrom Norma Casey old Coon B111 Crossett J1m Cook Irma Colbenson Second Row Shxrley Comb Phy111s Casman Monlca Dahl Charlotte Cordes Margaret Danton Marguerxte Cox First Row Edd1e Cunmng ham Beverly Curr1e V1ola Dalley Kenneth Cott1nghan'1 MarJor1e Cush1ng Dav1d Cow Third Row Nedra Evanson B111 Daw Bob Dlckerson Mu r1el Dav1s Roger Dolstad De lores Erdman Second Row Joe D1zard June Campbell Roland Dlttman Ed Dahl Phyl11s Drummond F1rst Row Lucille Dempsey Ellleen Douglas Pat Doney Betty Dolstad Margaret Downmg 100 ' : . , - 3. , . . . , . I Y l . i U- ' . ' . r I' , . . , . . Third Row: Tom Collier, Har- , . , . , , , . 1 I - Y 1 - : ' , 7 I 1 , . , , , SOPHOMORES Thrrd Row Harold Endem James Erlckson Allen Dye Roger Evans Second Row Yvonne Flour noy Dlck Fredell Dons Erlck son Paulme Flsher V1v1an Evans First Row Drck Flood Ruth Ekanger Lllllan Endsness Louls Ekorenrud Bob Ed wards Thrrd Row George Fletcher Bxll Gallagher Rod Gallagher Leland Fmmck Second Row Raymond Gregor Dolores Gulford Maxme Fran C1 Bob Fmn Alxce Gabrlelson Juana Gol UP Thrrd Row Gordon Glancy Vlctor Goodkoff W1ll1am Grader B111 Goleeke Second Row Bob Garret Kexth Gledhxll Earl Gilman Dean Gxlle Bob Goodson Frrst Row Barbara Godfrey Ruth Greenwood Barbara Green Beryl Hall Thrrd Row Eddle Gruber Clarence Gronmg Henrxetta Hamllton John Gunderson Harry Lacey Second Row Carl Gflmth Bud Gnflin Gus Hagardt Charlxe Gruber Frrst Row Belle Hansen Martha Haggans Nancy Gus tafson Patty Hammar 101 , , . I 9 - . . .' ' , , - : , l Y 9 .' , V . - 's, ' . First Row: Joan Fourmont, . . y - 1 . .' , , , . .' , , , , . . , . : ' , , , , .' l , , . .' , Y - , . SOPHOMORES Thzrd Row Beverly Hansen Joan Helgren Roland Harrls Kenneth Hansen Second Row Esther Hedman Dorothy Hansen Betty Lleren Bob Hawley First Row Evelyn Hansen Vtrgmxa Harrls Glorla Larson Phylllas Harmon Myrna Han sen Thzrd Row John Henry Stan ley Hovlk Bob Hezel Andrew H ellen David Hlscock Robert Hiller Second Row Harold Hezel Jerry Henrlcksen Jerry Ho berg Dorls Herman Roger Hokanson Hunter Dlane Herman Fred Hoefer Frank Holberg Third Row B111 Hyde Ted Hvam Bob Hyde B111 Iverson Harold Ingram Second Row Ted Hvatman Kathleen Hoydahl Peggy Hardman Lorrame Huguet Ronald Hutchxson Fzrst Row Jamce Jacobson Dorleen Ingersoll Evlyn Jacobsen Thelma Hvammen Thlrd Row Carl Johansen Byron Johnson DaV1d Johan sen Roger Jepsen Herman Johnson Second Row Malcom Jenklns Ralph Jean Robert Johnson Paul Jacobsen FIISY Row Dolores Jacobs Shlrley Jensen Peggy Johan sen Mary Jasperson 102 .' , , . First Row: Jack Hogg, Frances : ' , V 3 SOPHOMORES Thrrd Row Rlchard Johnson Wlllard A Johnson Thesle Jones Emar Johansen Paul Johnson Floyd Johnson Second Row Nancy Johnson Martha Kerr Lorene Judy Jeanette Johnson IdaBelIe Johnson First Row Pat Kelley Kath leen Keenan Elsie Johnson Ellnor Johnson Roberta John son Th1rdRow Tom Jones Kenny Kjorsxvk Bob Klrkpatrlck Robert Moore Donald Kyle B111 Kyle Second Row Wlllard E John son Valborg Knlgren Clalre Kester Merrllyn Klem Betty Koch Clarence Kettells Frrst Row Leland Knudsen berg Marllyn Klemz Russell Klng Third Row Allan Lexse John Lathourakxs John Leggett W1ll1am Lxen Second Row Allene Larkm Zelma Lemmex Thelma Laur ltzen Sylvla Larsen Frrst Row Bob Larson Ella Dee Lake Marjorle Lehman Margaret Lackey Third Row Frank Llngen brmk Pat Loveless Jerry Logan Glenn Lmden Second Row Harold Malnes Shlrley McDonald Myrtle Lundqmst Colleen Lucas Boyd Loper First Row Crystal Mallory Margaret Llljedahl Lena Martens Colleen Llmbocker Corlnne Mansker 103 . , , . , - Roberta Kirk, Marilyn Kin- : ' , . . , , 5 . , , SOPHOMORES Thu-d Row George Maser Jack McNeese Harry McFad den Dlck Maurltsen Jack McDonald Second Row Tom McAll1ster Frank McChesney Jxm McAdams Pearletta McG1nn Krxst Martmson Gene Mc Fadden First Row Jeanette Mathxson Esther Martlnson Beverly McCutchan Beverly Mat thews Ruth Mayo Barbara McCann Th1rdRovs JlU1MlUty Gordon Metcalf Din M1lCS Forrest Mlckelson Carl McEachern Harold Mxnea Second Row Mllllcent M1lls Beverly Montgomery Barbara Mlller Chrlstme Mlchel Lols Monsen Barbara Montgomery First Row Llala Mueller Shirley Mexdam Helen Mc Ialwam Betty McPherron Third Row Leland Munsen Roland Neese Fred Nelson Pete Mydske Truman Nelson Second Row Bob Nxelsen Alan Mo er Hallle Myhre Jlm Murphy DCWHIS Mork First Row Marolyn Morgan Kathryn Myers Glorla Mor gan Betty Motzer Paulme Nelson Third Row Marvm Nyberg Howard Nerhexm Kenny Nord strom Cal Nerdrum Donald Newman Allen Nlcholson Tom Nlclos Second Row Walter Nelson Carl Nellson Lenetta Nelson Ardath Nelson Margaret Nor denberg W1ll1am Nlcholson First Row Bob Northey Ruth Nelson Elleen Oates Norma Nielsen Barbara North Bob Nxcholas 104 .' , : ' , SK , C A .4, .- I .1 . C 1 Louise Molitor, Agnes Moberg, S . ' . ' ll , - M SOPHOMORES Th1rdRow Robert Olson Ted Palm Bob Owen Clayton Olson Douglas Olds Roger Olsby Second Row Marllyn Olson Gale Owens Marllyn Olson Ethel Olsen Lenora Overby Fzrst Row Marjorle Olden burg Maxlne Olson Shlrley Olson Radella Patterson P tr1c1a Paradlse Thrrd Row james Paul Jack Pedersen Ronal Pedersen John Peck Charles Peterson Second Row Patrxcla Peder sen Raylene Peterson Shlrley Morgan Helen Peterson Bar bara E Peterson First Row Frances Paulson Eddxth Peery Barbara A Peterson Irene Peterson Third Row Norman Rosen kranz Eldon Proctor Frances Plerce Art Phlllxps Fred Rask Second Row Margaret Rankm Joyce Pladsen Verdyne Peter Potter First Row Galveda Phelps Lorralne Pltman Georgla Pocha Phyllls Peterson Pat Rankin Third Row Ronald Rasmus sen Herbert Reay Lois Rlce Arnold Remholdtsen Wally Rlehl Second Row Margaret Rem me Dalsy Ross MarJor1e Re del Dolores Remseth Edlth Reld Fzrst Row Mary Reeves Grace Rasmussen Vlolet Rogenes Betty Roff Beverly Reynolds 105 . , . v 3' .' , V V - , , , . . I' l , y - sen, Doris Ramsey, Phyllis 1. , , V , , Y 1 ' I O , NV hu v . Y . . - YT'f51', l ' ' f v y ul 7 . , , SOPHOMORES Th1rd Row Robert Klng Ivan Relmer June Rose Stanley Ruthstrom Rxchard Ramberg Second Row Paul Rhymes Bob RlChCy Patrlcla Steven son Ethel Rlsoff Joyce Saarl F1rst Row Dlck Roblnson Rowena Rupp Joann Russell Betty Salo Allan Ray Third Row James Schapler Bxll Taschek Ray Shaver Ronald Smlth Bob Schnelder James Salo Second Row Howard Schjel land Arlene Salvesen May Shaver Ruth Sandness Mary Jane Scott Wllhelm Sandvxk First Row june Sather Irene Skartland Shxrley Sands Gene Sandell Margaret Sauter Third Row Russell Seymour Ray Shew Gllbert Slmpson Ralph Schonau Tom Skmner Second Row Dolores Soder lund Beverly Seldel Dolores Slkstrom Beth Sewell Mar Jorle Shamberger First Row Bud Sheri Don Slzemore Dorene Slxva Al berta Sherman Frank Smlrz Thlrd Row Tom Starkey James Smxth Royston Spauld mg Louls Smlth Glenn Swart out Second Raw Merreyle Smlley Katherlne Smlth Esther Stgurdson Shxrley Stewart Delores Strom Shelby Sulll van First Row Delores Solvlk Jeanette Smith Elna Solberg Dolores Sabln Betty Smlth 106 ' 1 1 1 , . - 1 y - 1 1 - - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 , . - 1 1 9 , . - 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' - 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' . ' 1 1 1 , . SOPHOMORES Third Row Harry Stoll jlm Tuggle Ph1lThorlexfson Mel vm Swanson Dave Townsend Second Row Eleanor Swan son Duncan Thomson Clar ence Strout Dxck Thomas Betty Toskey First Row Ella Stonefelt Flora Terrell Shxrley Tvedt Bonme Tanner Betty Stron cek Thrrd Row Mlldred Wathne Dorothy Torgeson Ramona Thompson Marjorxe Theo dorc Maxme Ulrxch Second Row Helen Wedman Katherlne Varness Joan Trxm ble Phyllls Wlck Dorothy Welbel First Row Bruce Tlmleck Margaret Thommg Dagney TYCttCVlk B111 Thomas Lewls Van Ness Third Row George Wade Wally Wasell George Wrl hams Ralph Wood Second Row Jlm Waxte Loxs Weken Leonne Wolfe Charles Wllson Frrst Row Audrey Walker Conme Van Water Erxka Wendler Frances Wegner Thzrd Row john Wlse Donald Wxethuechter D1ck Woodard Don Yantls Second Row Nedra Wood Velva Zulauf Elame W1ll1,ams Lorralne Wxckstrom Fzrst Row Maxme Yerabek Margaret Zeckser Bernlce Woodard Patrlcla Woodlng 107 ' 1 1 1 ' , . 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 Y - - 1 1 , - , . ' 1 , - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - 1 y - , . ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 - 1 1 , . JU IOR The end of the Junior year is here and the long awaited position of Seniors is at hand. Some of the members of the class are bringing the day of Victory much closer by working in essential industries, and others, by applying themselves to their studies as much as possible. They are well represented in Honor Society, the Victory Corps, and other school activities. Basketball, football. baseball, and other athletic teams are strengthened by a host of Junior athletes. The Junior assembly was both interesting and entertaining. The juniors are fully capable of stepping into the vacancies left by the graduating Seniors President Ron Skagen Vice President Del mar Burris Secretary Treasurer Pat Anderson and Reporter Vern Vellat proved to be competent officers Each was active in school activities and did his bit to make the class of 45 one of the best in many years G V - 9 . . . . . . H ,, . THE JUNIOR OFFICERS, left to right: Verne Vellat, reporter: Mrs. Armold, advisor: Ronald Skagen. president: Mr, oodman, adviser: Delmar Burris, vice-president: Pat Anderson, secretary-trea rer. JU IORS Third Row Dean Amdal Dean Andersen Charles Arntsen Norman Amundsen Joyce Backer Second Row Ruth E Andersen Beverly Anderson Shlrley Archlbald Bob Acken hausen Dave Arstad Lucille Badda First Row Betty Ax tell Ruth Andreen June An denes Pat Anderson Mary An glm Glorla Ackerblom Thrrd Row Rxchard Barrett Wayne Bennett Ralph Bjorn stad Robert Blgelow Darrell Bennett Jayme Berg Cllfford Bjork Second Row Barbara Bell Marle Banmster Mar garet Becker Kathryn Berg Blackler Fzrst Row Paulme Berg jean Benjamln Ceceha Borgford Allce Bean Marx lyn Bauman Bxll Barker Third Row Harvey Brown B111 Bjornstad Dick Bucher Leanard Burrls Davld Carr Martha Brablec Second Row Arme Bystrom Rrchard Carl son Glen Brewster Bud Carey Emd Brown Shxrley Byram First Row Denton Carter Colleen Brxggs Delmar Bur rls Betty Carlson Richard Brlghton Murxel Breda 9 .I I , . , , . , . I I - 1 V - Q. . , , . . . . , I D - y - man, Maxine Beavers, Doris . . , . .' , . . , . y 7 Y . v . - , , , , . 1' , , - , . , . 10 IUNIOR Thrrd Row Norma Carter Spencer Chamberlaxn Dlck Duea Mel Davls Lots Crate Second Row Catherlne Chrls tlansen Al Colbensen Carol Case Carol Cook Carmel D Amlco Yvonne Darby Frrst Row Vlolet Cooley Bessle Crosby Conme Duyck Dor Ieen Chapman Mary Cou rounes Third Row Harold Engelson Durayne Frank Ralph Fors berg Everett Fosberg Frank Fagan Second Row Sylvla Evans Rowland Dlamaxo Mlr lam Erxckson First Row Donna Foltz Betty Erlands V1rg1n1a EY1CkSOn Gerda Ek anger Paul Erdman Thrrd Row Fred Hatch Jack Hagen Norman Grlmsby John Gronlund B111 Gerard Second Row Mary Grubb Glorla Fr1sk Betty Gruber Shlrley Graham Betty Gorder Frrst Row Norma Greene Harrlet Fouts Bernxce Green Irene Green 110 Erlandsen, Ed Fogle, Shirley V45 w 4 J f O' ii: . AW? 55 ti, f' V+ fgg 49? v il Q1 L X Avis ' , , vf Sa J L. . ' ff Lf. W 5 1, 2-,A I 9- X 25 3 5 5 i 7: S , ,nf .. .- Q , L-4 1 . fa ' Y 5' fi 2356 3. lam? 5 1 I, gig, L-Z9 ji? 1 1 9 E IUNIOR Thlrd Row A1018 Magnuson Don Martens Carl Martenson Jlm Martell Charles Martin Dorothy Masharoup Second Row Pat MacDonald Ronald Lloyd Lucm MeN1chols Mar shall Mallory Irene Martm F1rstRow Bertha McDonald Geneva McDonald jean Mc Alllster Marlon Mauer Vlr gmma Martm Thzrd ROW Nancy McDon ough B111 McKenna Jean M11 ler James M61ChO Sh1rley Mc Lean Second Row L11l1an Mlddal Sh1rley Moultrxe Charles Morrow LOUISE Met calf Martha Montgomery First Row Betty MOd1H6 Nora McMorrow Duane Moe Agnes Murphy Frances Mor gan Third Row Drck Northey Phyl11s Myers Jack Nelson Roy Nelson Neal Neuman Es ther Nylln Second Row Vera Nellson Vtrgmla Nordlund Bernard Olson Bernell Olson Ruth Nlelson M3fJOI'l9 Oakes First Row Eunlce Ofstedal Gene Northheld Frances Nel son Betty Oerman Anme Nlcholson 113 JU IURS Third Row Roger Pearson Dan Prescott Robert Pxcot Ray Petersen George Ora vetz Harold Pelton Second Row Colleen ONeal Joyce Petellln Gllman Pedersen Katherlne Ott Zora Ralls First Row Betty Ramsey Katherme Petersen Helen Pe konen Jamce Proctor Marlon Palmer Th1rdRow Glenna Rxce Kath leen Sather Sldney Roswlck Robert Rldgway Vlfglflla Rob bms Second Row Robln Ro Rlchards Frank Rowe First Row Judy Ryals Vaudes San tee Vlrglnxa Rlce Geraldlne Rose Third Row Marle Skougsta Dxck Smlth Ronald Skagen Don Slvertsen Carroll Sensa baugh Geraldme Shepard Sec ond Row Janet Smlth Alberta Smlth Eugene Smlley Dor othy Sheets Betty Sheets First Row Dolores Settles Phyllxs Sayan Frances Slgurd son Betty Lou Smlth Jackle Schaefer 114 5 , . . , - , . , , - . , , , . .' ' , - . . V . sin, Marilyn Reed, Roberta , . . . ' : ' d, . . V - Y ' - : ' , x v ' , . Q. , . y . - , . JU 10125 Thzrd Row Harold Steven son Ray Soderlund Rlchard Sumner Don Sulllvan Second Row Doug Starup Lols Sparks Dorothy Soderlund LOUISC Sorenson Jack Snell First Row Nadme Smxth Al ma Strxmple Gordon Smnth Russell Swenson Margaret Snyder Tlurd Row Sylvta Torget Vern Vellat Harvey Thomp son Dav1dVanderburg Lenore Thornton Second Row Lloyd Trafton Alleen Trostad Jack1e Tracy Katherlne Toft Haydn Van Auken Mary Traf ton Phyllls Thornton Joanne Vanderburg Maman Trafton Thzrd Row Glen Wxlson Tom W11son DaroldW1lson Leslie Wxlson Al Woodhouse Herne Sorenson Second Row Ros etta Wrtght L11l1a'1 Wathne Betty Zuppe Eldon Walsh Ellen Wolhleben Beverly Yea get First Row Barbara Zeck ser Audrey Wxlbur Ray Wels Janet Wxggen B1rd1e Wood CY 115 , . , . . , . , , : ' , 8 - Y . 1 . ! , , Tommy Thorson. First Row: . , - . . : ' , . ' A . , . . , . v . . A , , . 7 l Y l 1 y - I . bl NIOR CLASS OPI-ICILRS jl N k T t P IOR Agam thxs year the Sen1or Class leaves the halls of Ballard and enters 1nto a new lxfe But on leavmg memor1es surge back upon us Our first day at Ballard and the awe that struck us the hugeness of the study hall crammlng for those dreaded exams the more pleasant memor1es of dances part1es and assembl1es the exc1tement and expectat1on that surrounded the d1str1but1on of the Shmgle that proud day we rece1ved our Sen1or p1ns and perhaps the greater thr1ll of exchangmg them vvlth that certa1n someone all these and a multltude of others 6 lx , . I ' 5 ' ' ' ' 1 om xc . president: Miss Blanchard, adviser: Larry Greene, reporter: Mr. aylor, adviserl Dan Hardman. vnce presirlen 1 hyllis Loomis. secret y. . , . . . . l , , . . . 9 9 Act1v1t1es and comm1ttees have more than ever before drawn the class closer together The Semor officers Pres1dent john N1ck, VICC PfCS1dCHt Dan Hardman Secretary Phy1l1s Loomls and Reporter Larry Greene led the class 1n sponsor1ng many events such as the All School Dance held m conjunctlon wlth the Sophomore and Jumor class officers and advlsers The Semor As sembhes were declared by the students to be really sol1d Vlctory Corps stretcher and first a1d squads and other act1v1t1es prompted by the war took up much of the Sen1ors t1me Throughout those four years however there was one thlng we looked for ward to graduatlon Fmally lt came bflflglflg the Semor Prom Semor day and the thrllls and exc1tement that every Semor feels at thls momentous occaslon Although we were proud as We rece1ved our d1plomas on graduatlon n1ght the finahty of the ceremony made us reiiectlve as we reallzed that we would never aga1n be part of THE LIFE at Ballard H1gh T y Sp t t d A d h HCSS C BSS C OlCC an ein na p an al' Ofle Uffl BIT! 3CLllty C OICC 9 1 y 1 5 ' G5 ' 9, ' ' 1 9 9 . , . 1 1 ' T - 9 9 7 ,V Q his ear's Commencement eakers are, lef to right: Pa Mostosky an rvi T ors- , l h ' : d J K p d M j ' B h ,f h ' . 117 SENIOR GERALDINE P ABB jerry Flne Arts Com 4 Sehool Play 2 3 4 Hobby Danclng sewmg 1 fl all sports Ambztlon To be a d1et1c1an ALICE J ABRAMSON Alex Hon S C 2 Glee 2 ll u A C Corps 3 4 Hobby Danung mus11. and pa1nt1ng AITIIJIIIOH To be happy w1th sun ss DON ADLER Happy Hobby Swlmmlng and football Ambltlon To jo1n the Navy RUTH AMBERSON Murgatroyd Hon Soc 2 3 4 Shingle StaFf3 -Ir Glee 2 4 Chrmn Soc Serv Com 4 Stamp Rep 3 4 Stud Coun Rep 4 Hobby Readmg wrxtxng and rlraw1ng Ambf non To attend th U of W ALFRED ANDENES Eg head MOVIE Crew 4 jr Safety Patr Radxo Club 2 3 4 Sr OYUT 3 4 Hobby Rad1o and photography Amhltzor To sutteed 1n exerythmg I attempt UI S N nt CO Qu 1 4 Base a 1 ut 7 3 4 H0 1th et1 -l'11b1t1on To make N CI' VIAIYN I- ANDERSON E Hon Sot 3 4 Hobby Waltlng for a terta1n sa1lor Ambz tion To be you guess' HELEN ANDERSON Toots Glee B p 4 Roll Rep 2 Hobb skatm Arnbltlon To l1xe a Chrxst eentered l1fe MARILYN ANDERSON Andy H n Sou 2 4 Shmgle Staff 3 Chrmn Serv C m 4 r Orch 2 3 Roll Rep Z Hobby Cuttmg outlokes for SCYVIC men s scrap books Ambition To un tlerstand Lhem1stry WILLIAM C ANDERSON Toad Assem Ord Com 2 3 Hobby Trymg to make my car ru11 Ambition To Wln a game of stud poker SHEII 'X ARMSTRONG Buteh Hobby Get t1ng my own way Ambition To-1o1n the Marmes and see WILMA A ASCHBRENNER Wxll I-Ion S t 3 4 Hostess Com 4 A Cap Chotr 4 Aud erk I M1clw Con 2 4 Hobby Dann ng IT'llSlL sports and wr1t1n letters Ambition In 1tt nd tollege and he auetessful LL.. ft mid K4 118 THILLMA ASTRUP Thelm Hon but Z 3 4 Chrmn Fr1end Com 4 Tal Staff 4 Assem Ort m 2 4 r R Re 1 3 Ho Danung the glTlS and Donn Ambltzon To haxe an 1n'1b1t1un and sutteecl KATHLEEN M BAIRD Kath1e Chrmn I a nd Elet om or as ev oun 4 O C 3 4 Hobby DBWCIH musxc and bowllng Ambition To be healthy and happy I-HYLLISJ BAIRD Ph1l Hon S e 2 A1d Clerk l 2 3 4 Hobby Being with Wlllard Am bltlon To have my own home and RLEY R BAKER Shxrl B B 3 C ool Play 4 Bank Rep 1 Class R Hobby Dancxng the glflb and Boblne Ambx txon To ee Ballard beat Roosevelt WALTER O BANTON Samt ,I Cho1r1 2 Sr Gleel 2 3 Hobby Tearxng apart and put ting together thmgs Ambztlon To buxld s1ng hght and Wln AUDREY BARSETH Pmkey Roll Rep 3 4 G1 ls Club Rep 3 4 Hobby Danumg eatmg and hav1ng fun Ambztzon To marry my boss . w . . o, : jr, : Q1'll Cl b 4: ud. 1erk.3:- V. ,' Aw. . .. 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IS L WILLIAM BOWERS Yankee Doodle Dandy n Soc 2 3 C r 4 Bas ball 2 Roll Rep 2 Fleld Patrol 2 3 4 Gas Squad 3 4 Hobby Women and horse back rxdmg Ambr tron To be an engxneer or lawyer BARBARA BROCKWAY Barb B g B 2 3 4 Stand Com 4 Mldw Con 2 3 School Play 3 Stamp Rep 4 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Eatmg sleep mg and havmg fun Ambltron To be happy BERNADETTE BROWN Babs Chrmn Scrapbk Com 4 Bug B 3 4 Ofhce Clerk 3 4 Roll Rep 1 2 3 F1reSquad3 4 Hobby Schem mg wxth Phyllxs and jackxe Ambition To be a dramatlc teacher JEANETTE BROWN Boots Hobby Bemg wrth my xdeal Marine Ambluon To Join the Cadet Nurses Corps NANCY BROWN Red Triple Trlo 3 4 Sr Glee3 4 Span Club 3 4 Class Rep 2 Hobby Drawmg musxc and the Army and Navy Ambr Uon To be happy ERLINE W BULLOCK Snuffbucket Bxg B 3 4 Debate 3 Llb Clerkl 2 3 Bank Rep 4 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Eatxng raw carrots Ambl gan To graduate from the U of W Nursmg chool SENIOR MARY K BARTON Mary Kay Assem Seat Com 4 Assem Ord Com 4 Mndw Con 3 an Club 3 Sr Glee 3 4 Stamp R p Hobby Dancmg the gurls and Patrlcxans Ambrtlon To become a good Army Nurse BYRON B BASSI By Band 1 2 Hobby Cleanmg and photography Ambition To end the war ADELEH BENDIKSEN Benny Mxdw Con 2 3 Sr Glee4 Lunchrm 4 Glee Club Acc I 2 3 Hobby Playing the pxano and accordion m bltmn To furmsh my own dream house JEAN M BENSON Benney B g B 3 4 S Orch 2 3 Girls Club Com 3 4 Mxdw Con 2 3 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Keeping up with Mlss Cornlsh Ambltlon To try and excel Miss Cor nxsh ROY BERG Navy LORRAINE L BERGSTROM Buggy Hon Soc 2 3 Lab Clerk2 Stamp Rep 3 4 Hobby Ice skatmg and horse back rxdmg Ambition To have and gnve happiness always RICHARD D BIVINS Bevo Stud Coun 2 3 4 Boys Club Pres 1 3 Class Pres 2 Chrmn V Corps 4 Baseball 3 4 Traf Squad 3 4 Hobby All sports especxally baseball Ambr tzon To be a professxonal ball player JOHN BJORKSTAM johnny Hobby Hunt mg Ambition To be a Lleutenant xn the Navy BETTY J BLACKORBY Blackberry Hob by Sewing Ambition To llve a successful life MARILYN BLOCK Larrxe H n Soc 2 3 Merxt Com 4 Span Club 2 3 4 Hobby Keep mg Bobble out of trouble Ambrtron To fund happmess LORRAINE BOE Bobo Office Clerk 3 Hobby Collectmg stamps readmg the Mxracle Book Ambrtmn To famrlxarlze heaven SIDNEY BOSCH Sud Sr Glee 3 4 Hobby Fxxlng my car Ambltron To get a car already hxed 119 Sn., is 1 PLEANOR M CLARK Parkey Hobby M Jorettmg swnmmxng danung and the girls Ambition To beat the boys nn -.nooker VIRGINIA I' COATILS Glnny Cvlrls 'lrlple Tr1o2 3 4 Set V Corps3 Sthool Playl Mxdw Con 1 2 3 4 Hobby A certain stubborn man Ambition To use my hope chest BILL CONNOLLY Bull Movle Crew 1 Hobby Photography and Fords Ambition To wln a photo Lontest DOROTHY CORDES Dot Hon Son 2 Corps 3 4 Hobby Havtng fun Ambition To enjoy lxfe to the fullest RODNEY R COTTINGHAM Rod Orch 3 Band 4 Hobby Tenms hnkmg and swxmmmg Ambition To join the Army Amr Corps GRACE E DAHLBY Gay Hobby Drama tics Ambxtlon to dxrect plays 120 NIORS BILL A BURNETT Bull M dw Con l 2 otball 2 3 4 Cho I 2 3 Track 3 Ra Club 2 3 Hobby Lxvmg a fast full llfe Ambz tmn To clxmb Mount Everest MARJORIE BURNHAM Mushmouth Hon Soc 2 3 4 Qulll Club Pres 4 Serapbk Com 3 Typlng Com 4 jr Glee 1 Hobby Having fun with Erlme Eloise and Connie Ambition To say Qutet Please' to Mxss Lytle JIM BURRIS Curly Tal Staff 4 Baseball 2 Yell Team 4 Fire Squad 2 3 4 Hobby Lxvmg Ambltzon To retire at 18 SHIRLEY J BUTLER Butter Glrl Btg B 3 4 Jr Glee 4 Roll Rep 3 4 Hobby Collettmg hot records Ambition To be wlth that Alr Forte retrult DOROTHY BYKERK Dolly nd 3 Hobby Playlng the trumpet and aetordlon Am bztzon To xlsxt the Netherlands agaxn Cl ARLNCI CARLSON Bull Hobby Hunt unc 1-. ln m ut: so n v t :ntl tmshl MARYI CARLSON Mary Hon Soc. 2 3 4 Sthool Play 4 Hobby Skatlng and having fun Ambition To be with C F DONALD CARRINGTON Don f 1 Hobby Golbng to make a better score Ambition To join the Navy or Merchant Marxne CHADWICK CHESTERFIELD Chad Foot ba Z Baseball2 Sk1Club2 3 GleeZ 3 Roll R p 2 Hobby Sports and keeping from goxng steady Ambluon To amount to somethmg on my own c 2 Bug B3 4 jr Gleel Lib Clerkl Clerk 2 3 4 Hobby Skung Pete and Maple wood Ambition To be ambltlous and v1s1tCal1 forma SHIRLEY A CHRISTENSON Shlrl Hon Soc 2 Hostess Com Chrmn 4 Triple Trlo 4 w Con 3 4 tr G Hobby Flxrtln with others steadxes lt s un Ambztlon To beeome a nurse w1th Mag ROBERTJ CHRISTIANSON Christy Track 3 4 Basketball 2 Sehool Play 4 Ftre Squad 3 4 Hobby Collectlng stamps A B and C Ambl tion To fool around with the Puny Four v Y Fo . , 3 .ir . . I I 1 dio al I . Ba. , 4, mg l Ll: g. A I To do . ml: uri hzwrztzrzg: J 'ng 4 . Gol A: 2. 5 ll : 1 ' . :YA .. : E - if H 5 A I' . .' 'I ' . JJ lf Q ' SHIRLEY CHRISTENSEN, --christy. Hon. So. : ' . : . H :H ' . U :Aud. 9 Mid . . . 1 Sr. Cho' 3, 4: Sr. lee 3. 4. J . . . . . . . f I . . : a- . , 1 1 . ' : ' ,3,4: ' ' . ,,.. .4 I A X A 3- 1V- . 4 H , ' H 'U ' Q SENIORS SILVIO DEMIGLIO Duke Class Rep 2 3 Roll Rep l Hobby Collectmg tellmg and lalghmg at Jokes Ambrtxon To haunt Speck Mmzel and Vorland DORIS DENTEN Dodle School Play 4 House Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Class Rep 4 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Llvm lovm and laughln Ambr tion To learn to Lxndy wxth Bettylee PEGGY! DICKERSON Peg Hobby Chew mg gum and dancing Ambition T0 marry the boss s son MAHLON DOUGLASS Doug BandZ Stamp Rep 4 Hobby Ilavmg fun Ambition To always be happy LOISJ DUDA L Hon Soc 2 Tal Staff-1 B Z H Om 4 rch V Corps 3 4 Hobby Swxmmxng danung ue skatxng sknng and tennis Ambition To see N Y with Lynn Or Bust OHN DUFF jack Hon Soc 2 3 4 Boys Club Cab 4 Football 2 4 Track 3 4 Basket ball 2 3 Traf Squad 4 Hobby Hunting hsh mg sknng Ambxtzon To pass my V 12 test JOAN L B DURKEE joanle Class Rep l Aud Clerkl Z 3 Hobby Embrolderxng for my rope chest Ambition To use my embroldermg o Al ROBERTY DURR Dopey Bank Rep 4 V Corps Rep Hobby Model bulldmg and scouting Ambzrxon To be a U S Army Flyer BARBAPAJ DUVALL Bobble Hon Soc 2 3 jr Glee2 Hobby Wrttmg short stories Am b1t1on To wrxte somethmg good PAULINE O EDWARDS Paulxe Rep Big Com 3 Hospttallty Com 4 Aud Clerk 4 Hobby Swlmmxng skating and hxklng Ambx tion To become a successful TCLCDYIOHISI ARTHURP EGTVEDT Art Hon Soc 2 3 Lunch Bag Brlg 2 3 Stage Crew 2 3 Hobby Workng on my car Ambition To travel the Amerxcas and Europe GRACE M EKMAN Gracxe Mldw Con 3 School Play 4 Sr Glee 4 Jr Glee 2 3 Hobby Ice Skatxng wrltmg and receiving letters Am bxtmn To keep my letters up to date J 1 I 4 BEVERLY ELLEFSON Bev Mxdw Con 2 Roll Rep 2 Stamp Rep 1 Llb Clerk3 jr Glee l 2 Hobby Wondering why skles are blue Am bztmn To become a Navy Surgeon JEAN E ELLIS Jeanle H n S C 2 3 4 Shmgle Stal? 4 Chrm Flower Com 4 Mtdw Con 3 Sr Glee 4 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Palllng wxth the gurls Ambztzon To Jom the Navy Nurses LLOYD H ERLANDSEN Earl Intramurals 3 Hobby Skung and other sports Ambxtxon To get a commtsslon m the Navy JOYCE A EVANS Pete Band 3 Hobby Keepmg plctures of my friends Ambrtxon T corner a cook BONNIE F FISHBURN Bobby Hobby Keepmg a certaxn andale happy Ambltzon To he a vocaltst wxth an orchestra STELLA L FORBES Stmky Hobby Roller skatmg wlth the gang Ambrtlon To have and to hold 121 3 . ,, I LQ 1 - 1 3 . 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A .U i in kx'f?'t n H . : B 4: Big B 334: 'War Stamp Comb 3: Flower A - .-le' ' V '. o. o. , f 1 HN-'-Q-, -. ,- - ' 'V S . . : ' .' . 1 . : A Q .A -3 , l SENIOR DONALD W FORTUNE Don Footballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Assem Pr g Com 4 Ant1Smok Com 4 Trai Squad 4 Hobby Playmgasaxophone Ambztlon To bea pxlot GUY FOSS Foss Football 2 3 4 Hobby Being nlce to my mother Ambztlon To be a peace lovxng Amerlcan LEATRICE FRANSWOG Lea Gzrls Club Rep 1 2 Stamp Rep 4 Red Cross Com 4 Hobby Sl-rung dancing and the Patrxuans Am bttton To travel over the country soon RALPHJ FRASER Hey joe Beaver Serv Club2 3 4 Roll Rep 3 Lneut Safety Patrol 4 Span Club 3 4 School Play 4 Hobby Dxs mantlmg my car generally wreckxng xt Ambz tion To get a C card FLORENCE FRAZIER Flo Hobby Travel mg and dramatles Ambition To be another Flor ence Nlghtlngale IRENE FRIBORG Frxrene Hon Soe 2 3 4 lngle Stal? 3 4 B g B 3 4 Sthool Pla Pub Com 3 Sr Rep 4 Hobby Belnp, me A 1 lon To saxl forth to seek a ul PHYLLIS GALLAGHER Fellx Hon Soc 2 3 4 Pres Gxrls Club4 Stud Coun 4 Assem Ord Com 3 4 Span Club Sec 4 Stand Com 2 3 Hobby Makmg john be good Ambition To get a phone call before Pete HARRY G GALLAND Galland Stamp Rep 1 Hobby Cars Ambttlon To see the world Amb1t1on To go to South Amerxca FAYE GIBBS Squxdge Hobby Slngmg dancxng and wattmg for jxmmy Ambition To become a good orchestra vocallst DICK GILSON Gxl Track l Hobby Model planes Ambttxon To be a good aeronautxeal en gmecr WALLACEL GLINN Wally Hobby Sleep mg Ambition To graduate us. 122 X KARIN A GORUD Peaches V1tePres Gxrls Club 4 Pres Bug B 4 Bug B 3 4 Traf Squad 4 Cour jr Glee l 2 Hobby Doxng 0 xtxcs Ambztlon To see 1t through GLORIA GREEN Stlnky R Rep l xre Squad 3 4 Hobby Dancing the glrls and R R Ambition To llve wxth Dorothy LARRY M GREENE Boogie Boy Class Report 4 Span Club 3 4 Stamp Rep 3 Class Rop 3 4 Roll Rep 2 3 4 Sr Assem Plan Com 4 '-lobby Ma mglnng the xvorxes exght to the bar Ambltlon To tour the world wxth a dance band DOROTHY E GRIFFIN Dottxe Tal Staff 4 Stand Com 4 Class Rep Z Stamp Rep 4 Roll Rep 2 Aud Clerk 4 Hobby Dancing and trylng to skn Ambluon To see Curt m February SHIRLEY GROBSCHMIT judge School Play 2 3 4 Forum Club 2 3 Stamp Rep 2 3 Hobby Dancing swlmmlng We Three and G S Amhztmn To be a pnlot in the W A A F EDNA B GRONQUIST Eddxe B g B 3 4 Stand Com 4 Hobby Ice skatlng and wrxtmg to B B Ambition To attend college . I A - . 1 ' '. h . ' Q' ' ' - 3' -. A Q. 4 Sh' . :' i .' 1 'y'3E , . . : , . , ' , nn ' lit .' J . . 1 tlml ' GERALD L. GARTON, Jerry. Hobby: Living. 1 ! ' 'l 47 IF! .CL f Sr. 'l. . ' . . ' ' .' ddl 'A oll. . QF' I x A-fxfg D rf' . , .'. i,,,1 ELDEEN L HARRISON Elly OFhce Clerk 3 4 Hubby Roller skating and pallmg around wlth Shirley Ambition To be happily marrxed to Bob DONNA HAWLEY Fool Hon Soc 4 Mndw n 2 3 n B 4 Orch 2 3 4 Jr Orch 2 Hobby Makung Elna laugh and tootmg my horns Ambxtxon To grow DOROTHY HENDRICKSON Dot Hobby Collectmg movie star plctures Ambxtzan To be a nurse IOHN E HENRY Breezy Football2 Forum Club 3 4 Class Rep 1 2 Stamp Rep 2 3 Fxre Squad 3 4 Hobby Nurse maxdmg johnny and Tom Ambxtmn To Fund four txres and a car VELlV'A HIGGINS Klt Hobby Letter wrxt mg and dancmg Ambltxon To go over the htll to Wapato LUCILLE M HIELLEN Lo,ue Hon Soc 2 4 School Play 3 Roll Rep 4 Stamp Rep 2 Hobby Learnmg to do everythxng Ambztlon To think of an ambition .ANA IOR JACQUELINE C GROSS Jackie Tal Staff 3 Stamp Rep 1 2 3 4 Fnre Squad 3 4 Hobby Collectmg autographs of famous people Ambl tion To go to L A wlth Pat SHIRLEY GROSS Stlnky V Corps Rep 4 Hobby Trymg to thunk of a hobby Ambltlon To be frxends wxth Laura always DOROTHY M GUNDERSON Dotty Treas r s Club 4 Sec Stud Coun 3 B g B 3 Assem Ord Com 1 2 3 4 Assem Seat Com 2 3 4 Traf Squad 4 Hobby Everythmg from oup to nuts Ambition To work for the F B I ELAINIL N HALL Kxt Hobby Photography and preparlng to be Mrs Ambition To hnd and keep the right Mr THOMAS HALTILR Tom Hobby Readlng sports and women Ambition To enlist xn the Navy MI'LVIN E HAMILTON Mel Hon Soc 2 School Play 4 Hobby Magu Ambltlon To be successful GLORIA D HAMMOND Punk Tal StaFf3 Span ub 3 Qux C nb 4 V Corps Hobby Bowllng skatxng and dancing Ambl tion To be a foreign news correspondent GLORIA L HANSEN Glo B g B 4 S c S rv Com 2 4 Stud Coun Rep 4 Hobby Wrxtmg to certain someones Ambition T ba th xt wlth M S LOIS E HANSON Lots Hobby Dancing Amb tion To be successful LEOLAJ HARBECK jeanme Hon Soc 2 3 4 Fme Arts Com 2 4 Prog and Musxc Com rch Hobby Trylng to do different things Ambition To fund an ambition DAN HARDMAN Danny Class Vnce Pres 4 Football3 4 Track2 3 4 Trl B 4 Traf Squad 4 Anti Snxok Com 3 4 Hobby I-Iuntmg fishing and women Ambition To be an Army Flyer PATRICIA J HARRIS Pat Stamp Rep 1 Roll Rep l 2 Hobby Trymg to find that cer tain someone Ambnzan To make that someone happy 3 l 123 Gil' :' . . 111114, .4Q is . 5' ' l f f :H . .. 1'.' I f X s D, R I ,, I . 4 5 . I A E 41 .Cll H 1 'u ith Q H ' 3. 11 f, . a 1 0. I ' '. .' D Q 4- ' H . - I NL A 32 o 4, 1, Q, 3. 44 Roll leap. 12 jr. Gleefl,-2, af . f x .U A . 3 5 A : , . 1 i : g . p . I I M - I Q- ' 6 . . - - C - 4- Co . . , 4: Sor. Co . 2, 3, 43 and 2,'3, 3 Sr. NE up. If X Q. . . . .' H .U 5 'fs 4 K g . . . . A ARNOLD I IGHNSON Arnie Baseball l 2 Roll Rep l 2 Stage Crewl 2 Hobby Ftsh mg and horse bank rtdmg Ambition To Joxn the Army Alf Corps DAN B JOHNSON Gasles-. Trl B 4 Traek Z 3 4 ltlre Squad 3 4 Hobby Burntng rubber vu 1 M and In M Ambition o own a Cadlllae and a T Book LLAINE L JOHNSON Blondte Stand Com 3 4 Fme Arts Com 2 Span Club 3 Ftre Squad 4 Bank Rep 2 Aud Clerk 2 3 4 Hobby Danemg swtmmxng Ice skatmg and photo raphy Ambition To be 1 Naxy Nurse then GEORGINA M JOHNSON George Tal Stat? 3 Clean up Com 4 Sr Cho1r2 3 Sr Glee 4 Stamp Rep l 2 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Dancing and good musxc KT D J Ambnmn To attend the U ot' W and be a journallst KATHERINE JOHNSON Kae Hon Soc 2 Stamp Clerk 2 Class Rep 3 Roll Rep Hobby Prospectlng for a man Ambition To run a home for weary bachelors MARION E JOHNSON Johnny Hon Soc Z 3 4 Lunchrm Z 3 Stamp Rep 1 2 Ho y Goxng around w1th Dory and Thay Ambztzon To teach mathemattcs or chemxstry 124 .Am SENIOR SHIRLEY HOLLAND Shxrl L tle B 2 Scrapbk Com 3 4 Fxre Squad 3 4 Jr Glee 3 Hobby Danelng the Glrls and Johnnie Ralls Ambition To go to Calxfornxa wlth Patty MARGARET A HOLM Maggie Chrmn Per Com 4 Debate 4 V Corps 3 4 Fire Squad Capt 3 4 Class Rep 2 4 Hobby Losmg my VOILC at football games Amlutmn To become a second Florence Nxghttngale SARAH E HOPKINS Sis Gtrls Club Cab 4 Roll Rep 3 Ftre Squad 4 Attendance Ald 4 Hobby Skating photography gosstptng and eating sundaes Ambition To be a Nightingale wxth Maggte AMY HUMPHRIES NICklC Hon Soc 2 3 4 School Play3 4 Btg B 4 Gtrls Club Rep 4 Hobby Danung skung bowlmg and interest tngtjl plates Ambition To jotn a sorority with Bobble ANNI-L L HUNT J Hon S 1. 2 T Stab' 4 Glrls Club Com 1 2 3 4 V Corps Sr Glee 2 3 4 Hobby Ite skattng and Ruth Ambztlon To vtrtte the great Amerxean R BI'Pl CJ HUTCIIISON H lttlx Hon No Mulvt on ll e 4 Ho tl. Q 1111 llege WILLIAM J IHLANFLLDT Wlllte Tr1B 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Traf Squad 4 Ant1Smok Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Sehool Play 4 Hobby Basketball and hatlng fun wlth the boys Amb: tion To Joxn the Navy Arr Corps FRANK INSLEE Ltppy Tal Staff 4 Forum Club 4 V Corps Rep 4 Hobby Runnlng around with the gang Ambition To be a doctor AILEEN JANGARD Shorty H n Soc 2 3 4 S ud Coun 4 Corresp Sec Gtrls Club4 V Corps 3 4 Assem Ord C m 4 Sr Glee 3 4 Hobby Writing to Mass sktlng skatxng and danung Ambition To do that Lertaxn thing vuth Marty ARLENLJ JENSEN A Hon Sm 3 Class Rep 4 Hobby Arguing wtth Flo wrttxng to Fred Ambition To see Fred home from the Navy HOWARD JENSETH I-Iowte Bank Rep l Stamp Rep 3 Hobby Huntmg flshtng skung and Ambition To jom Copptngers draft dodgers AMY LOU JOHNSEN Amy Blg B 4 Gtrls Jb Com 2 3 4 xdvs on 2 4 Sr tmp R p 2 3 S Gle 3 4 Hobb L. skating sports and rlanung Ambztton To be a turse and tmxel QF: awe? ' , A ' ' , ' it C - . . . : ' . : 1 . , JO ' . . 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I ,t S . no lf' , NIOR ROY E JOHNSON Roy Football Mgr 3 Baseball 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 School Play 4 Flre Squad 4 Hobby Shooting pool at Par key 5 Ambition To bum around with the Puny Four RUTH E JOHNSON Ruthne H n Soc 2 3 Gxrls Club Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Fare Squad 4 Class Rep 2 Hobby Weekends at Lake Joy wxth Paulle Ambition Lake Jov wlth Paulxe and WALLACE F JOHNSON Wally Class Rep 4 Basketball 2 3 Hobby Dolng everythlng of xnterest CG1rls9J Ambition To become an F WESLEY A JOHNSON Hollywood Tal ah' 2 3 ss ep 4 as Squad 3 Hobby Dancing vodvll sports and Black and Tan Ambition To llvc xn L A ILLAINLC JOHNSTON Johnnle Tal Staff 3 Fxrst And Squad 3 Hobby Dogs and horses real and statuettes Ambition To really be edu cated and useful EILEEN M JONES Jonsle Ald Clerk 4 Hobby Boys tllrtlng and havxng a good tlme Ambition To betome a Hollywood fashion de signer GLORIA D JONES Jonesle Aud Clerk 3 4 Hobby Swlmmmg tennls dancxng and Norman A Ambition To be a home economist JIM P JONES Jone y Football 2 3 4 Track 3 4 Trl B4 Traf Squad3 4 Ant: Smok Com 3 4 Assem Ord Com 4 Hobby Football ea mg danclng and Mary Kay Ambition To start to shave BILL A JORGENSEN Jorgle Football 2 3 Track 3 4 T 1 B 4 Antx Smok om Traf Squad 4 Hobby Helpmg Dad teach Jxu Jitsu Ambrtzon To pass my V 12 test I-I LFN J JOSKI Helen Span Club 3 Hobby Wrxtlng letters and Lollectlng plns Am bltlon To keep a certain sailor ELEANORE JUNE Daisy I-Ion SOL, 2 3 4 Frlend Com 4 Pres Forum Club 4 Forum Club Z 3 4 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Worklng at RBIIOH Board 9 Ambition To have my own Black Market CONNIE KANE Klller on S L 2 3 BxgB 3 4 Girls Club Com 2 3 4 Sehool Play 3 4 Span Club3 4 Roll Rep 12 3 4 Ho by Makmg corsages and arranging flowers Ambl tion To become a radio actress PAT KERTON Sweetpea J Glee 1 Cla s R rt l Roll Ren l Hobby Plano accordxon and drlvmg my dad s car Ambition To End my xdeal boy HAROLD T KING Hal Boys Double Quar tl our Z 3 Stam R Lunchrm 1 Stretcher Squad4 Hobby Pxdgeons racxng and rarsmg Ambztzon To be a success ful tenor DOROTHY D KIPENA Kmppre Span Club 4 Hobby Wrxtmg letters and skatmg Ambztlon b 5 t 41n BARBARA KIRK Babe M1 w Con 2 3 Fr! nd Com 4 Sr Glee 3 Jr Glee 2 Hobby Swnmmnng and bowlmg Ambltlon To be a Navy Nurse IEROY KIRSOP Lee Mdw Con 1 2 A Choxr 4 Sr Glee l 2 Sp C ub Hobby Swnmmmg smgxng and th boys A71blfIOH To attend the U of W Forestry School ATHALIE L KLINE Thayl Hon Soc 2 3 4 OPEC Clerk l Hobbv Palllng around with Freddie Zee and Johnnie Ambrtxon To be a Home Ec teacher 125 SENIOR J AN E KNAPP Pete Hon S C 2 3 4 ud Co11n 4 Shlngle Stat 4 Tal Staff Tr1pleTr1o3 4 Debatel 2 3 4 Hobby Seetng shows w1th Pat Ambltlon To have fun at the U of W RU'1H M KNAPP Stnnky I-Ion Soc. 2 Sec Hon Soc 3 Tal Staff4 Chrmn Pub Com Tr ple TFIO 4 Sr Glee 2 3 4 Ho The Three Cheers and jo AI21b1Z10I1 To be a super sarglc 1 nurse CLORIA KNOX GO 0 Trlple Trio 4 S o1r2 3 4 Sr Glee2 3 Starnp Rep 4 Cass Rep 4 Hobby Drawlng Ambition To be a Lon LBTK PIBHISK by 1951 D N I KORSMO Shadow T1B 2 3 4 af Squad 1 2 ennxs 2 ee Stamp Rep 4 Fxeld Patrol 1 Hobby Tenms and all soorts 1n g reral Ambztzon To play ten ms 1n tolleg MARII YN A LAHLRTY lVIar1lyn Hon Sm M C 11 3 Hospltallty C S 1 1 ll 1 Z t Baul 7 3 Ho anun mgc a Ambnzon o 1 PLINORI- IAN e ec 3 rl 1 a urp N cu C. 11 ' w, w CHARLES E LARKIN Ch uk Hobby D11 mg sw1mm1ng boattng a d '1sh1n Ambition To b come a West POIHY 1 ht O'h ROYJ LARSON Roy Hobby Radxo Ambz tion To be an aeronautxtal eng meer INA BI-LLE LARSON Ina Lxttlc B Z Glfls Club Com 4 V Corus l C Gle 2 4 Hobby Sw1mm1ng skatmg and Look mg Ambition To have a good Joh IACQUOLYN LARSON Jaclile Class Rep Starnp R D 2 Hobby Hay ng ftn vuth our gan Ambrrlon To be proud of my eooklng VINCILNT G LARSON Vme jr Gle Sr Glee 3 Hobby Skatln svumrnlng and hat mg fun Ambition To b a sue ssful busmess nan ELOISE LEHTINEN E1l1e Hon Son 2 3 4 B Q P 3 4 V Corps 3 4 Tyomg Com 4 Safety Patrol Z jr Glee I Hobby It skatmg and hax my good t1mes Ambition To h th l'res1dent s prlxat setrctary I 126 l LTHYL G LILIGHTON Hot Garters Stud un 3 4 es r ass 3 1 v C 1 4 Assem Ord Com Z 3 4 Hobby Da I H12 svummlng, skllng, 'ml Patrltmn Ambition 'Io be an Army Nurse MAVIS R LILISTIKOW Max Hobby Co lecrmg poems Ambition To be a stenovraph ELINOR A LEONARD Elly Health Com 3 Hostess Com 4 Fxre Squad 4 Span Club 4 ank R p 3 4 ee 3 4 Hobby rlrearnmg and holdlng hands Amlntlon To be happy l1l-re other people ELEANOR R LEPSE Ellte Cho1r2 3 S Gee Z 3 4 Mldw Con 2 3 4 Sprmg Show 2 Hobby MUSIC dancxng skatxng and johnnxe Ambltlon To keep up my hobb1es Wllh johnnxe SYI VIA T LIND Sy Hon Sou 4 Chrmn xend Com 4 Bxg B 3 4 Assem Ord 1 2 M1dw Con 1 2 G1r Clu m Hobby Having fun w1th the glrls and Patr1v.1ans Amb1t1on To be frlends w1th everyone EUGENE LINDSTROM Lmdy Baseball 2 3 4 Sr Orch 3 Messenger Squad 3 4 F1e1d Patrol 2 3 4 Class Rep 4 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Photography Ambztlon To be an electrlual engl neer BONNIE 1 MCINTYRE Mac School Play 2 4 Span Club 2 3 Merit Com 2 4 Ho by Sports and dancxng Ambltxon To travel suc ceed and have fun WILLIAM E McMORROW Bull Shxngle Photog 3 4 Stage Mgr 4 B nd 2 3 4 Orch 2 3 4 Mxdw Con 2 3 4 Forum Club4 Hobby Taking pnctures of good looklng women Ambz tion To be a professxonal swung drummer SHIRLEY M METCALF Shush Mxdw Con lr G jr Glee Hobby Collectmg pictures Ambition To be a housewife JACQUELINE MICHAEL jackne Lunchrm 3 4 Llb Clerk 2 Hobby Goxng places wxth Elame Johnston Ambxuon To keep on going wlth Elalne ANNABELLE MICKEL Anne A Cap Choxr dw Con 2 3 S n ub 2 Glee 3 4 Jr Glee 2 Hobby Meeting people and makmg frxends Ambition To marry a cer tam sailor GENE MILLER Genre Hobby Drawmg and sleepmg Ambltxon To be ambxtnous ,an IORS EARL LINGEN Earl Hobby Trying to get a car and women Ambztmn To own 42 Cadillac Convertlble PHYLLISI LOOMIS Phyl Sec Sr Class4 rs Club Cab 4 Bug B 3 4 Lxb Com Merxt Com 3 Roll Rep 3 4 Hobby Ice skatxng swlmmmg and bowlmg Amblnon To be a dental hygxenlst and then DOROTHY L LOPER Dot Hobby Bexng wnth Elmer Amblrmn To become a perfect stenographer ERNESTE LUTHI Ernie Hobby Readmg mystery stones Ambxtzon To go to college RUTH K MacDONALD Ruthie Lunchrm 2 Sr Cho1r3 jr Gleel Hobby Reading mystery stones Ambition To be a lieutenant ln the Marlnes ANNA MAGNUSSON Maggie Hon Soc 2 Blg B 3 Aud Cler 3 4 Stamp Rep Hobby Lxvlng and learning, Ambition To make a success of my hobby EDWARD MALINOWSKI Eddie Tal Staff 3 4 Flre Squad 3 4 V Corps 3 4 Ho y Studyxng the opposxte sex Ambxtxon To own a grocery store ANN MALNES Annxe School Play 3 Mldw n 1 2 S b S G Glee 1 2 Hobby Dancxng drawmg and just Peg Ambxtlon To travel roun the world with S DOROTHYL MARTIN Dot Hobby Roller skatmg and swxmmlng Ambition To get an A ratmg at Boemgs Com 2 3 4 Sprmg Revxew 2 Chrmn Fmne Arts Com 4 Mldw Con 2 3 4 Health Com 3 Sr Glee 2 3 4 Hobby Danclng Patrxcxans and esp cxally B D Ambition To marry a certam saxlor soon' JOHN H MARTINSON jackson Tal Staff 4 Trl B 2 3 4 Tennxs 2 3 4 Stamp Rep 4 Roll Rep 2 Hobby Arguxng wnth my teach ers Ambxtlon To rate a commxssxon m the Navy MARIAN L MCFAYDEN Mac Forum Club 1 Stamp Rep 3 4 Hobby Going out with Ralph Ambltzan To finish school 127 A RU' Gi 1 ' . 1 2 f 1 .' .l 22 . 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Jackie and Don V. Ambition: To go back to North Dakota. RUTH NYLAND, Fruitie. Tal. Staff 3. 4: Class Rep. I, 2: Stamp Rep. 2: Bank Rep. Z: Lib. Clerk 2. Hobby: To ride a certain trolley. Ambi- tion: To attend C. B. I. and travel. 128 IOR LORRAINEJ MILLER Lor H n Soc 2 3 dw Con 2 4 r 4 Sr Glee 3 4 Hobby Having fun and playing the guitar Ambition To ltve a full lxfe MARY ANN MODINE Bush head Mxdw n 2 utll Club 3 4 Red Cross Com Hobby Thmklng and bexng orxgmal Ambltlon To tnherlt a mlllxon dollars JEAN L MOEN Jeannie Hon Soc 2 Hobby Thelma Jatkxe skatmg and stuff Ambztron T satl around the world GEORGE MONEY Money Mtke Crew 2 Stage Crew 3 4 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Selling groeerles Ambltzon To be BTTIIJIIIOLIS WILLIAM T MONTGOMERY H ll Orth 7 3 4 Hobby A Lertaln red head Ambition To l 1 Marme Axr Corps mathmlst IUNI- IJ MORRIS Lvu St an Club 4 Host ss r' I y t 1 t vr hot s mbttlon To le a I ftp nr er KI-NNETHE MORRISON Ken Hobby mrsmatology and nrearms AFIIIJIIIOH To be mlllwnaxre PATRICIA MOSTOSKY Pat H n So 2 Sh ngl Staff 4 Ta Ed 3 Clean up Com P b Cnm 4 Sr Assem Plan Com 4 Ilo by Betng the mean wlddle ktd Ambition To b a dmlornatxc journalist CHARLES MOULTON Charlie Basketball I Intra Sports2 3 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Trymg to be a uttess Ambition To he a suttess DONALD NELSON Don Hobby Loahn Ambition To get a good Job CI SON nte urs l b om 3 4 Sthool Plav 4 Hon Dantt 5, skatmg and haxlng fun A nbruon T attend W S C CHRISTINE NELSON Chrxs Ltb Clerk I Z 3 4 Bank Rep Z Hobby Palllng around wlth Shlrl y IJ Amhltzon To go to Ma sathusttts ,L ... NIORS WALT NYLIN Walt Fxeld Patrol 2 3 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Sports and worlung Ambr t1on To get ln the Amr Corps KENNETH R O CONNOR Kenny Trl B 3 4 Football 2 3 Ant1Smok Com 2 Roll Rep 2 Hobby Golng huntlng and fishing with john Ambition To stay five years rn Alaska LAURA H ODEN Catty B 2 Friend Com 4 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Photog raphy Ambltron To become a good photog rapher JUDITH E OFSTEDAL Judy Hon Soc 2 Gxrls Club C b V Corps Orc Band 4 Hobby Being a Senior and Girls Club Ambition To be a surgleal nurse BJORG OLSEN Bee Bug B 2 3 4 Ho by Readxng any mterestmg book Ambition To be a nurse JOANNE OLSEN -ladle Cnrls Club Com 2 3 4 Mldw Con 3 Span Club 2 3 4 V Corps 3 4 Sr Glee 4 Hobby Sknng skatmg swrm mmg and badmxnton Ambition To go to South Amerlca MARET A OLSEN Toots Class Rep 4 Gxrls Club Rep 4 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Dancnng and skung Ambnron To get the guy for me STANLEY A OLSEN Stan Hobby Ownxng the best Model A xn Seattle Ambzrzon To meet the gurl wlth a C card ARDYS OLSON Ardxe Lxb Clerk4 Hobby Wrntmg letters and roller skatmg Ambrtzon To get out of school MAURICE OLSON Morry Baseball 2 3 4 Mxke Crew 3 Hobby Commercxal hshmg Ambr trcn To saxl the seven seas Chrmn Typnng Com 4 Sec Big B 4 Vlce Pres tle B 2 Sec Span C ub Class Rep Hobby Sketchmg and swnmmmg Ambrtlon To amount to something HOWARD T ORMBREK Howie Stamp Rp 1 2 Boys Gleel 2 3 Hobby Current events maps and astronomy Ambition To get drafted nine, DOROTHY R OSBORNE Dottxe Hon Soc 2 3 4 Chrmn Standards Com 4 Shmgle Stal? 3 4 Vlce Pres Bxg B 4 Sr Counselor 4 Bug B 3 4 Hobby Runnlng around like mad Ambition To be 5' 2' wlthout hxgh heels ' CHARLES OSTROM Chuck Boys Club Re porter4 Basketball 2 3 4 Tennis 3 4 Trl B 3 4 Traf Squad 4 Ant1Smok Com 4 Hobby Pleasmg the Llttle Woman Ambxtlon To bea Good Marxne PATRICIA PARRETT Shorty Instl and Elec Com 3 Merxt Com 4 Bank Rep 3 4 Glee 2 Hobby Sknng and Eshlng Ambltlon get another rmg from J P N YVONNE PARSONS Blondxe B 2 School Play 2 V Corps 3 4 Roll Rep 1 jr Glee 1 Hobby Tregetts and being wlth Don Ambnron To vxslt England after the war ROSEMARY PATTISON Rosle Hon Soc 2 Chrmn Pers Com 4 Debate 4 Roll Rep 2 Mldw Con 3 Hobby Learnmg to be a Taffy Tucker Ambition To find my Fllp Corlun TUNE PAULSON Prune Jr Glee2 3 Girls Club Rep 1 2 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Eating gooey sundaes and sports Ambrtmn To travel and have many frlends 129 V . , Big , 3, 4: x , ' ' xv 3,4: ' a.-11'-ll ' 44A h.'4f g 4 ' - ' , b : ,K . - L Sf' SHIRLEY -ORBORN, ShirlA. 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IORS GEORGE PEARSON Braxns Hon Sou 2 Basketball 2 3 Bank Rep 1 2 3 4 Track Mgr 1 2 Intra Sportsl 2 3 Hobby Sleepxnv Am bxtzon To retxre at twenty one ELMER R PEDERSEN Ray Hobby Art pencxl sketches etc Ambitron To study med: cme LESLIE R PEDERSEN Pete Shxngle Pho tog 4 Football Mgr 2 3 V Corps 3 4 Base ball Mgr 3 4 Hobby Trying to take good plc tures Ambition To be successful as a photog rapher RUTH PENNAMEN S1s Hon Soc 2 3 4 Shmefle Staff 3 4 Stamp Rep 2 3 Girls Club C m 2 3 Span Club 2 3 Office Clerk 2 3 4 Hobby Reading and wrltlng letters Ambition To be a success DON W PERKINS Perkxe Hobby Taking thmg apart Ambztzon To put somethmg back topether rxght LI OYD G PETERS Louie Hobbv Playlnt snooker Ambition To vein a game of snooker CAROL PETERSON Pete Hon Sou 2 3 Chrmr House Com 4 Roll Rep 2 3 V Corps 3 4 Pres Span Club 4 Hobby Waltxng for a phone call Ambition To get that phone call RUBY L PETERSON Klongsyr Chrmn Red Cross Com 4 Hobby That Naval Academy Prep School Ambrtzon To go to college GRACE PICOT Gracie Roll Rep 3 Hobby Lxeutenants nn the Naval Arr Corps Ambruon To goto the U of W JACK L POLKINGHORNE Polk Hobby Bulldmg and flylng model plan s Ambition To be a commercxal alrlme pllot PATRICIA POLSTON Pat T Staff 3 Qual' Club 4 Hobby Horse back rxdlng wlth all the trlmmmgs Ambition To be a successful ofhce worker CLEO N PORTMAN Deanre Hobby Mak mg scrapbooks of football pictures Ambrtmn To bc a nurse 130 L 4 t HILLLN J PRICL Helen Gnrls Club Com 4 Glrls R R 4 Hobby Danung skatlng and har mg fun Ambztmn To be a dxeucnan JACQUELYN RABB Jacky Forum Club 2 Choir 2 jr Glee 2 A Cap Cholr 3 School Play 2 3 4 Hobby Sports swlmmmg lce skat mg and Patrxclans Ambztzon To go to S A wxth BILL RASMUSSEN Rass Football 2 3 Orch 2 Sr Glee 2 Flre Squad 3 4 Ho y Boits Ambition To sall around the world KEN F RASMUSSEN Rass Baseball2 3 4 Basketball 2 Lsmchrm Clean up Com 3 Roll Rep Flre Squad 4 Hobby Burrtmxn around wlth the Puny Four Ambition To ditch the Puny Pour BARBARA RAY Barb Hobby Readmg th b st sellers Ambltlon To keep my job after the v 'lr THOMAS REDNER Tommy Hobby Look mg for my Daisy Ma Ambition To settle down and ramse four roses ., .U . - . 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' K I ' ei, U ' ' 4: : - KATHERINE M SELANDER KaMe Hon Scc 2 Sr Orch 1 2 3 V Corps-1 Hobby Try mg to tram my cat Ambztzon To be an Army Nurse DONNA M SELK Blondxe Hobby Collect mg unusual costume Jewelry Ambition To be a real Blondre HAROLD SHALLOW Sunshxne School Play 1 2 3 Hobby Foolxng around my Model A Am bltlon To work wxth plastics MARILYN J SHEA Lynn H n S c 2 3 Bug B 3 4 Stud Coun Rep 4 Health Com 4 Roll Rep 4 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Dancmg skn lng xce skating and tennis Ambxtzon To see N Y wxth Lo or bust ROBERTH SHEPARD Bob Hobby Study mg physxcs Ambition To pass a physxcs test YVONNEJ SHERF Bonme Gxrls Club Rep 2 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Gomg skatxng with Chris and Bob E Ambltlon To go back to Wxs consm E IORS WILLIAM REED Mac Hon Soc 2 4 Class Pres 1 Baseballl 2 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Roll Rep 2 Hobby Playing snooker wlth the boys Ambition To dutch the Puny Four ROBERTG RINGSTAD Bob Hobby Buxld mg model boats Ambition To be a Merchant Marine Captain BETTY ROBXSON Bea Sr Glee 3 4 Chonr 234MxdwConl234JrGlee12Hoy Playlng all sports with jim Ambition To ha a suucessful marrxed lxfe JAMES R ROFF jim Stud Coun 3 Foot ba 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Traf Squad 3 4 Trl B 3 4 Ant1Smok Com 3 4 Hobby Taking part an athletlcs Ambitzon To be an Army Gunner PAULINEI RONNE Paulle Tal StaR'3 4 Bxg B 3 4 Roll Rep 2 3 4 Glrls Club Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Spendmg weekends at Lake Joy wxth Ruthie Ambition Lake joy with Ruthie and ELENORA L ROUSU El Hobby Keepmg Bull happy Ambition To marry the guy ORMOND RUSTAD Orm Fxre Squad 3 4 Tennrs Mgr 3 Hobby Inventxng games Ambx non To stop gomg to commando gym ROBERTJ SAGDAHL Bob Hobby Rams mg chxckens Ambition To ranse more chxckens SUZANNE M SAUNDERS Suzy Hospxtal xty Com 3 Mndw Con 1 Hobby Pallnng around wrth Ruthy Amb1t1on To go out with an ad mlral SALLY SAVAGE Sal Rec Sec Gxrls Club 4 Stud Coun 4 Traf Squad 4 Bond Com 4 4mb1t1on To keep on laughxng and havmg fun ERIK C SCHULTZ Schultz Stud Coun 4 sk tball 3 4 Traf Squad 3 4 Tn B Football Mgr 3 4 Assem Ord Com 4 Hobby Sports arts and forergn languages Ambition To b a Naval Doctor LUCILLE SEIDEL Lucy Hon Soc 2 3 4 Stamp Rep 3 Hobby Skating swxmmnng and bxcyclxng Ambition To be successful 71 ov. if x .1 5 131 , . : A . . . . hz .' l bb : ' h ' . 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'L I' ff' 'Q I 'S- iv MXRJORIEI SMITH Smltty B 2 3 lee 2 V C0 vs Mxdxx C n 3 I r h Sxumrnxng, buytlmg., and makrng frzencls Ami: t on To trakel to China and Indla PATRICIA E SMITH Patty Debate 3 4 Red Cross Com 4 Serv Com 3 Prog Com Span Club 4 Hobby Keeping company wlth jean 4mb1t1on To be a darn good nurse LILO M SOWERS uck F otball 2 3 seball 2 3 4 Tr f Squad 3 4 Trl Bond Com 3 4 Antl Smok Com 3 4 Hobby Goxng out and havxng a good mme Ambltlon To be a lawyer DICKD SPARHAWK Rxchxe Track4 Hob by Roller skatmg swxmmmg and spm the bot tle Amb1t1on To Jom the Navy Arr Corps IACKLYN R SROUFE Jackie Chrmn H alth Com 4 Sr Glee 2 3 4 Clean up Squad 4 Roll Rep 2 3 Mldw Con 2 3 V Corps 3 4 Hobby The Three Cheers ard Vangle Ambl tion To jom the Ferry Command CAROL V STAVE Mlss Take Hon Soc 2 B B 4 Span Clu 4 Bank Rep Hobby Maklng people miserable Ambition To hltch hxke to Timbuktu 132 SENIORS ELMORE SHULTZ Butch Forum Club 4 Hobby Traveling Ambxtxon To see the world wrth the Navy MARY L SIGURDSON Slggy School Play 2 Grrls Club Com 3 Aud Clerk 3 4 Hobby Plaanxng a home for old maxds Ambrtmn To get men for Margxe and me THELMA SIGURDSON Thelm J Glee 1 Hobby Danclng P3Kl'lLl8I lS and fooling around Ambition To become a dental hygxenlst NORM SILKWORTH Two Gun Hobby Playing pool at Parkey s Ambition To get my thrrd mate s lxcense ROBERTJ SILL Bob Hon Soc Pres 4 Hon SOL Vice Pres 3 Shingle Staff 3 Fxre Squad 3 Class Ofhaer 2 Orch 2 3 Hobby Playing V1 a eoncert oruhestra Ambition To be an a ronautual engmeer L SIE SILVILR I'ls on S H1 r n D Or van 711 w o vorts mblrmn l the N Q BRUCE SIMS Slim Hon Soc 3 Band2 3 Orch 2 3 4 Baseball Mgr 2 3 Hobby Ralslng tropual hsh Ambition To be a jOL!fY'l3llSllL suv. Less IIM SIZEMORE jerky T ack 1 3 Mike Crew 3 4 Stamp Rep 3 Hobby Sleeping and eatxng Amb1t1on To graduate wxth the 1944 class VERLENE M SLIVA Shorty Lunehrm 4 Hobby Helpxng mother Ambulon To join the Waves MARGARET A SMEDBFRG Maggre Hon c 2 3 4 Tal Sta? 3 Stand Com 3 House sodas Ambltzon To honeymoon at Lake Louise KENJ SMITH Smitty T aekl 3 4 A Cap Choir 4 Mldw Con I Rad1oClub4 Hobby Carvmg sports and roller skatmg Ambition To b snagged by the Army LORETTA A SMITH Loret H n Soc 2 V Corps 3 4 Jr Glee2 4 Hobby Readlng Am hrtron To Join the Nurse Cadet Corps n . -X . 4 . ' : . as .. X .. ' HL' ' ' .'Q..2,3.4. gn 1 3. 41 T eas,B1g B 4: Ba lt Re1.1.3:,lr. th - 1. 2 3: SV C. l 3. 4 H bby' S1 . uf ali . kvzris A jmn urse Cadet 'urps V . .. r . 2. ' 4: ' ' . 1 . . : ' v X ' . ' ' : ' L A So . . . : A. : I I. . 1' I Com. 2: Art and Dec. Com. 4. Hobby: jerklng K . . . o .I . : , l at . ,. . ' Big . .41 1 Sr G .31 . r1.'3: ' '. o.2. . lol- ' -. 1 -. V: . U. A Q 'H A ' . , B o , , 4: Bai ' . . 1 ab. . 1 '-B 3. 4: 3.4: ig 3. : . lb 3. : A .3.4. l SENIOR ARTHUR L STEARNS Art V Corps 4 Radxo Club 4 Hobby Workxng ln my home work shop Ambztxon To Joxn the Coast Guard BARBARA STEFANSSON SteFfy jr Glee2 Sr Glee3 4 Mldw Con 2 3 Hobby Collecting odd things Ambltlon To be successful ln a nurs mg career DONNA STENBERG Grandma Roll Rep 3 Stamp Clerk 4 Glrls Club Rep 3 Hobby Pho tography Ambition To be rtch and travel PATRICIA E STEWART Pat Debate 2 3 r s ub om 2 Stam e 1 Span Club 3 4 Ftre Squad 2 3 4 Quill Cluh 4 Hobby Sports and collectlng anything useless Ambition 'Io be an Army Alr Corps Nurse MARILYN H STOKKE Brxght Eyes Bug B 3 4 Scrapbk Com 4 Mldw Con 2 3 V Cort 4 Glee 2 3 4 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Too many to mentwn Ambition T batch lt wlth G H CAROLYN SFONE Carol Choir 4 Hobby Listening to various bands Ambition To tly around the world MARY L STORRE Story Hon S L 2 3 an Club 2 3 h Ba R Hobby Dancxng skung and rldlng Ambztzon To be a Navy Nurse STEPHEN STRANDBERG Steve Track 3 4 Roll Rep 3 Stretcher Squad 2 3 Hobby Golf Ambltlon To be an aeronautical engineer plane destgnxng and building Ambition To be an aeronautlcal engxneer PEGGY STROUT Gtmp Prog and Muslc m 4 School Play 4 Sr Glee 3 4 Jr G l 2 Hobby The Three Cheers Ambition To work an a mce omce MARALYN J SUPRUNOWSKI Angel w Con 2 3 4 Choxr 3 Span C b G ee 3 4 jr Glee 2 Hobby Flying and t e U S N Ambltxon To be a Hyer at Avenger Fleld FRIEDA SWANSON Freddie S Glee 3 jr Glee 2 Hobby Bowlmg skatlng and playing the piano Ambition To succeed ln everything I dertake PATRICIA M SWANSON Pat Hon Soc 2 3 4 Shingle Art Staff 4 Arts and Dec Com 4 Span Cl lb 4 Hobby Skung golftng danclng drxvmgfal and drawlng Ambition To be a com rnerlcal artist MARILYN SWIFT Bubbles Hon Soc 2 B1gB4 Mxdw Con 2 Health Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Stamp Rep l Hobby Dancing tce skatlng TDs and Jean Ambltlon To Hy an atrplane GFRALDINE TABOR jerry Hobby Play mg my clarinet Ambition To serve Chrlst MARION L TAICE Tatcle H n Soc Z 3 4 B g B 4 Poster Com 4 Roll Rep 3 Hobby Drawlng swlmmmg and watchlng football games Ambltzon To seek find and hold WALLACE F TAYLOR Wally Hon Soc 2 Trac B nd 1 2 Stretcher Squa Hobby Hiking mountam clxmbtng and skxmg Ambztzon To Join the Mountain Infantry LAURINE M THOMPSON Tommy Girls Club Rep 3 Bank Rep 2 3 4 Emergency Food Com 2 3 4 Aud Clerk 3 4 Hobby Skung and tce skatmg Ambxtxon To be a nurse and serve Christ 133 . 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IORS WINIFRED A THOMPSON Winnie Aud Clerk 2 3 4 jr Glee 3 Hobby Dancing ice skating and swimming Ambition To find a man HENRY N THORSEN Hank Basketball 4 School Play 4 Hobby Studying Latin Ambi tion To study law ARVIDP THORSNESS Arv Hon Soc 3 4 Stud Coun 4 Midw Con 2 3 4 School Play2 3 Boys Quartet2 3 4 Fine Arts2 34 Hobby A certain brunette Ambition To be a sought after grandfather JON W TOTTEN johnny Quill Club 4 Span Club 4 Yell Team 4 jr Choirl Hobby Skiing and writing Ambition To write a best s ller BETTY TRACY Queeme Office Clerk 4 Bank Rep 2 Stamp Rep 3 4 Hobby Collecting things ln hope Ambition To make Johnnie good wife KATHERINE VANDER HOEK Kay Hon Soc 2 3 Stand Com Z Pers Com 3 Midw n 3 Sthool Play 2 Roll Rep 4 Ho v Rounding, Green Lake in Z0 minutes tn .-1 tan mem with llmbition To llo it in l0 minute VERLA VAN HOY Dead eye Assem Ord Com 4 Pers Com 4 V Corps 3 4 Fire Squad 3 4 Sr Glee 2 3 4 Stamp Clerk 4 Ho y Patr clans the girls dancing and having fun Ambition To be an Army Nurse with Mary K BOB VAN INWEGEN Van Assem Ord Com 4 Traf Squad 3 4 Baseballl Field Pa troll 2 V Corps 3 4 Hobby Fixing my Ford Ambition To own a good car EVANGELINE VAN NESS Vangie Hon c234 Ta Ed4 B1gB34 PersCo 2 3 Prog and Music Com 4 Stamp Rep 2 3 4 Hobby Playing all sports and jackie Ambition To be a Ferry Command pilot RICHARD R WALKER Dick Field Patrol 1 2 3 4 Hobby Driving an ambulance Ambi tion To own my own ambulance company WILLIAM R WALLACE Bill Hobby Keeping my Ford running Ambition To own a plane after the war GWENDOLYN WALLER Gwen Lib Clerk 4 Hobby Sports Ambition To be a private secretary 134 .f- L CHESTER T. WALTERS. Chet. Hobby: Fish- ' J, Ambition: To live in the South Seas. CHARLES I. WARD. Chuck Hobby: Fooling aiound with my car. Ambition: To be a pilot in the Navy. JEANNE M. WARFORD. Warf. Stud. Coun. 4: Assem. Ord, Com. 4: Choir 41 Fire Squad 3. 4: Sr. Glce 3. 43 Stamp Com. 4. Hobby: Dancing, Patricians, and the girls. Ambition: To see L, A. with Verla, Mary and Ginger. ROBERT WELFARE, Bob, Tal. Staff 3. Hobby: Working on my V-8 and wolFmg, Ambition: To be a good mechanic. LOIS M. WERNLOF, Sunny. Midw. Con, 11 V. Corps 3, 43 Roll Rep. 1. 2. Hobby: Watching anaateur baseball players and day-dreaming. Am- bition: To be a stewardess. SHIRLEY G. WESTGARD, Vitamins, Hon. Soc. 2. 3, 4: Shingle Staff 4: Chrmn, Make-up Com. 4: Sr. Assem. Plan. Com. 43 Sr. Play 3. 4. Hobby: Mail, males, laughter and tales. Ambi- tion: South Seas, warm sands and him. op- 1 PEGGY D WOBSER Peg Bank Rep 1 2 Lnb Clerk4 Soc Serv Com 1 2 3 4 Attend Clerk 1 2 3 Hobby Wfltlhg and recexvmg let ters from 3 Amb1t1on To be successful BETTY L WOLFE Wolfie Gxrls Club Com ee A C C 0 r 4 Staff 3 4 Flre Squad 3 4 G1rls Trnple Trxo 4 Hobby Rxdxng iishmg hnkmg campmg and 1ce skatmg Ambnmn To graduate from the U of W CHARLES E WOOD Chuck Fxre Squad 3 4 Hobby Cattmg around all mght Ambltxon To Jom the A1r Corps LILA M WOOD L11 Hosp Com 3 Merit Com 4 Sr Coun 4 Hobby Eatxng Ambition To cook somethmg ednble PAT S WYKES Pat Stamp Com 4 Ofhce Clerk 4 Hobby Pallmg with Shirley the girls and Louxe Ambltlon To go to Calxforma w1th the knds CONSTANCE YAGLE Connle Stamp Rep 2 3 Bank Rep 1 Gxrls Club Rep 4 Hobby Bowl mg and skatxng wxth'99 Ambztlon To hear Frank Smatra wlth a cold SENIOR MARCELLA G WHITE Marcy Gxrls Club 4 Trxple Trlo 2 3 M1 w on Choir 2 3 4 Span Club 3 4 Hobby Rldxng buses to Raxmer Valley Ambition To do that c rtam thmg wmth Aileen MARCELLA J WHITE Marcle Tal Staff 3 4 OH1ce Clerk2 3 Class Rep 2 Roll Rep 4 Hobby Weekends at Camano Island Ambition To dxscover what my ambnuon ms SHIRLEY WHITEHEAD Shnrl Hobby Photography Ambition To FlPlSlI two years at the U of W GEORGE T WICKLUND Speed Field Pa 0 2 Cor s Hobby Collecting stamps and Larrylng mall Ambition To keep 'ny Old running MAY H WICKSTROM Mane Band l Hob by Palllng around with Willard Ambition To ht Wlllarcl s wife soon BOBBIL G WILEY Bobble Hobby Gomg around wlth Bonnie and Bill Ambition To al ways have a good time ALTA M WILLIAMS Alta Hobby Collect mg mxmature dogs Ambition To take up chemns tr r and scxence SUZANNE T WILLIAMS Suzle Red Cross Com 4 Hobby Tennis golf Patrlclans and dancxng Ambition To be a Conover model IUNE L WILLMAN Baby Girls Trtple no 2 Gxrls Club Com 3 Sr ee 2 Qsull Club 4 Mldw Con l 2 Hobby Writing lettes to lonely servicemen Ambition T hook one some day WILLIAM WILSON Bull Hobby Flyxng wxth my boss Ambxtzon To become a flyer BEVERLY WINK Wlnkle B1gB4 Sr Glee 3 4 Hobby Ice skatmg roller skatmg and danc IAMESD WINSTON J Hon Soc 2 3 Pes Stud Coun 4 Stud Coun 3 4 Shmgle Stat 3 4 Vxce Pres Boys Club4 Traf Squad 3 4 Hobby Wxnlng and dmlng with warmly meltmg glrls Ambltxon South Seas warm sands a'1d her 135 Cab: 1 ' ' ' . f4: 'd'. 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