Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1955 volume:

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M I ll-l'fII .1 I Modern Architecture 4 '7' Sets the pace O Lest their sacrifice be forgotten high school student stands in memory -. Triple XXX keeps up with high school crowds new awning is most the Modern site for P T A dances Q o o . ,4 ,f x. . 1 Q 1 I V i 'Q-ff Girls get first glimpse of new additionethe portabies. ' ' A - -- ' X W 1 . 5 . K 1 4 E 1 Q 1 e 5 A '4 4 y 5 x wif 4 Wai R . 39, 4 if , ,.,.o Q 5 ' , i - v cf' 4 '.u.,,.l U QD' s 5 Q... a :fs -4 .4-dmv H . I as Y Q r 5 . N Lf! ? if . . . In its place Wood shop offers modern techniques and tratmng Science the foundatuon of today S lndustry 1 Otttce mactmnes prepare g Is for the fast moving busxness world John Schloredt shows has skull wtth metal shop machmery t . . . . . , . wfyknh 5. ,LV 'l '. ni .v... A ' 1 'X if - I . E 1 EEN W X in M 2 'A 54 gg K if E 1 ww, !l - S: ?r fa .viv- 'IM 5513? Runs a race ,bw new A famtluar sight to our friends across the way Teen age conceptxon of modern transportatuon xml.. 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Q H m, Q 1 X 1 Y 1 - Mylar my MM as 4 r Y T 5 E 1 if '-wx, 5 uf qw M ? ,f :mmf 1 1 . f .wiv Af., 7v8w.w'e QB W It is easier to know to get along with and to understand one another in these modern times than it was years ago, states Heber D Johnson, principal of Ballard High School Improvement in all types of communication have made better re lations possible in our school, our country, and among nations Automobiles, airplanes, radio, motion pictures, the telephone and even letters have all played mayor roles in bringing people closer together Modern education is preparing students to carry on the search for better under standing of the important changes that are tak ing place in their lives In all fields of science, for instance, great improvements and many dis- coveries have been made. Methods for making history courses and English more interesting, with broader coverage of significant happenings, have developed greatly through the years. Art, music, and shop crafts are playing much larger roles in the lives of today's Young Modems. Mr. Johnson's advice to students, who will be facing today's modern living in general, is this, Try to study the interests and understand the activities in which all are involved in the process of making this world a truly modern one. Ballards Vice principal A T Van Devanter believes that modern industrialization of our economy has made definite change in both the school and family life of the students ln the days of our grandparents creative and produc tive activities were carried on in the home and children worked with their parents at interesting and worthwhile prolects This helped develop wholesome personality traits and skills ln our modern industrial society many of these activi ties have been removed from the home and the father and often the mother have taken them to the office or place of business. Through activ- ities the schools are attempting to give the stu- dents some of the things that have gone out of the home. Mr. Van Devanter feels that while Some students should be in fewer activities all students should be in some activities. He be- lieves that school life expressed through extra- curricular activities prepares students for later life for in this way they learn to cooperate and to make intelligent choices for themselves. Here along with the fundamental learnings he feels that students should achieve the techniques of open mindedness. The ability to suspend iudg- ment until all the evidence is gathered is one of the necessary ingredients of tolerance which should be a characteristic of every youth gradu- ating from school today. QM is VW This rs our loyal faculty in Meyers Harold The home vusrtor belreves that the methods of educatlon now used are the best that we could produce In thus day of modern Ilvlng 'iv Gasparovlch Anthony Assrstant football coach and head baseball coach Also vases the lOO Mule Club In an swer to our questron sand Gave me the good old days ,-ears. YN or Uounselvrs McComb Earl Adrser of the Boys Club and nts commrttees He believes we should contrnue to adopt new methods revealed by recent re search Rowlee Frank Department head Charrman of Arr Rand and Faculty Program commrttees Some methods are tune some need careful evalua tion Kourkoumells James In reply to our questuon con cermng modern educatronal methods he stated that he wanted to appeal to the 22nd amendment' l8 Mrlls Ellzabeth Advtser ofthe Grrls Club and nts commnttees Belueves that modern educational methods are good but that there rs always room for umprovement ,4- 'UQ inns.. 'lie -in Schneller Pete Advuser ofthe Honor Socuety and nts commrttees Thlnks that the Idea of havmg concern for each mdlvldual as a srgmfrcant rmprovement Armstrong Donald 1 R .Rt Advrser for Debate Claums he wall consult hrs lawyer concern mg what he should say about modern educatlonal methods r... lem Carsten Advlser of our A S B and all of tts commrttees In reply to our questlon he stated that rt was all un has latest book' Hatton James Advrser of the Sophomore Class Belreves we wnll have modern educatronal methods wlth us for some tame' -am-l Q I I - . . ' r T my . ' , ' . . , Q . - - . . . ' v'A -4 I diggs - K,,mi3,4i,M' I - 't lll' 2 tt's , 'AT K ..:'. : ' N3 ,gk , . . , ' 1 C W 1 - - X ma ' L 4 I J' . , t ' . ' . ' ' - 5 41212 , , sm., . E I .g A L, Q I . I . .1 , ' R Q , 7 v,v..: .,., I 'r . I 9 V 1 Q C -.,. t. C ,C ,est ' , ' . t r - , 2 . . f nv 'A . C, :' ' ' 'mf-f . X Q e an 4 X et X -Q Domg their best for you and me ?'9' Nardm Al Believes that some ofthe new methods of educatIon are good but some of the old still do their Riley Danlel In answer to our QUESTION about modern methods of edu cation he said They FSCOQHIZE an Il'lClIVldU6l s worth but have many dIsadvantages X vu A Seeley Frank Roberts Frank 3 Q made the remark that he wishes to appeal to the 5th amendment ' 55,234 5' Paulson C I. Department head says Mod ern educational methods are necessary Not to grow would be a tragedy -'ZL Walker Norman AdvIser for the Honor Society Scholarship committee Thmks the modern methods are greatly Improved over those of the lIttle Red Schoolhouse Williams De Lorls Sponsor for the Girls Club Social ServIce commIttee Thinks that modern educational meth ods are probably an Improve ment on older methods but feels that these ways sometimes do not give enough consIdera tion to the IVldIVIdU6l ludustrzal ,Arts McGee, S Clyde Adviser of the ticket sellers ln answering our question he stated that student teacher co operation IS wonderful X Y? Smart Douglas Adviser of the Assembly Or der committee and of the Fresh man Class Thinks that modern educational methods don t re quire enough of the student Believes that modern educa tional methods are good but that we are Increasingly accept Ing medIocrIty as the normal for all students K-Au Goodman R C Believes we should have some of the more adult attItudes con cermng modern educational methods 1 1 i . I . I . I 3.-H ' ' ' ' I ll ' X in iob. ' ' ' ' , - .. -1, ee-- - I I I 1 t A 4 I In answer to our question he ' . ,gy Adviser of the pep committee. ' 'av E, ,W , ' - . Q - I , Af E g , - fav l 'l T - f ' l ' ' l I ' . . s, - XJ 4 I ' - , 4 X 'T' . l E V ' is tx - V . I Z 1-,Qu A I t 'ag ll I ' ' ' ' . R , 1' . l , . . V Q - 'G , . . X 4 ' I ,. I 3 Q - , - . . . ' , . l9 Their crazy ties and fabulous hats Massey Nick Advlses the A S B Inter Hugh School Relatlons commvttee Feels that modern educatlonal methods are sxmply honest ef forts to Improve education and they are based on carefully ob tamed facts M Sluper Olga Advlser of the Ballard Bubllo Club Feels that educatlon should flt the needs of today and majmtam hugh scholastic stand ar s ,af .J Mathematics Voeks Forrest Department head Thmks that modern educatnonal m e t h od s are good nftaken nn small doses Van Wmkle Edith Belleves that some newer methods of educatnon have been overemphaslzed and other old fashioned good ones duscarded Haynes Helen Advuser of the Gurls Cl b Frnendshnp commnttee Belueves that teachers should keep up wlth the tnmes Watt lew In answer to our questlon about methods of educatnon sand that he didn t know for he never uses them' lzbrary '91 f 5v Screws Glaser H G Blessmg Leslie ln answer to our questnon he Advnser of the Junior Class asked us one' What are mod Says that modern educatlonal ern methods? I do know that methods are a step ID the rnght modern kuds dont act very am dlrectuon If we know whtch way W4 bltlous rn class we are going Cx: Olstad Elmore Advlser of the hall patrol and golf coach In answer to our questuon he made the remark that more educatlonal methods are Good Darling Alberta Thmks that some modern methods of educatnon are very good parts f '- QF: ...tt r, is I ' 41 . J 3 ' Q V X N H . ' . . . I . U 13 nl 1 ' . . N, f Q l ,-v's, I, ax - l . . I . Vx + , s. N. s fl .,,, f l . A , , SE - Q K ' . . .I . 'QF as . s 0 . l 94 I If. . . . . v G.. f ' if V- 4 Wax I a 5, . - a J ,-,5,,,s'5 '? 2 ll! ' --- A , . . D l , . - ----e nnlzvu I Q5 . ff ' . V -U ' at x . . . ,, ' . J 'I r .l 6' -Y 20 Make them a bunch of real cool cats, 969' ia? Henning Robert Advlser of the Skt Club and track coach In answer to our questlon he sand that sf they adapt the student to more use ful lnvmg they are fme gan- Erlckson Frances Department head Feels that most ofthe teachers select what they conslder best nn modern ed ucatlonal procedure and use those methods nn class Dahl Harold Advnses the movue crew here at Ballard Belneves modern methods of educatuon are great nf not taken too sernously Smtth R I. About modern educatlonal methods he sand We are on the rught track but we stlll have far to goto reach our oblectuves S. Blrchman Herbert Advlser of the Shmgle Be lneves that students exnstmg un modern lnfe need modern edu catronal methods Danner Earl Thanks that learnnng methods are somewhat baslc over the years but that motion pictures TV etc have helped us rn usmg new methods of teachung Sprmger Eleanor Advlserfor Lnttle B andthe Spade Club Thnnks modern ed ucatnonal methods leave some thnng to be deslred f fa :W ,W Blanchard Mary Sand that she ns all out for modern educational methods Rodenhouse Irma Advuses the Gnrls Club Health commuttee and the health coun cnl Thanks some new methods of education are very fone Bernard Wllllam Advuses the Assembly Plan nmg committee Doesnt thunk that the educatlonal methods used now are any dufferent from the old way 'li' ' 1 1 1 It 4. ar- , , , , , 4 Q bb V , , A' ,, ' ' . . I I . . , . , . . . - N' I , . , .1 I ' ' I - - . H H . ,, . I ' - ' . . ,, . . X . . ' .:'3, V ' - ' ' I .V ' Y . 1 . V M V U I ' it m f . 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I I ' - - - 1, U . , 4' , , A i ' e f These our profs experts all ,4- 'hw Byers l W Advlses the Quull Club and rs the chairman of the faculty Back to School Nlght committee Modern educattonal methods grve a pupll the chance to be more self propelled W Cavers John An advuser of the Assembly Planmng commlttee Thlnksthat newer methods of educatnon are based on sound psychologlcal theory of learnung Glass Sam Hardy Joyce Advrser ofthe Publrcuty com 1 Sponsor ofthe Grrls Club So muttee Thanks we are constant my W clal commrttee Thanks that ly learnmg better methods of modern educatlonal methods teachnng through scuentrfuc test make for a more flexible kmd n emo. of learnmg sntuatlon Nelson Edwm Advlser of the A S B Lunch room commrttee and rs the ten ms coach ln answer to our questuon sand Good Kelly Earl Advrses the Footlughters and a Mardl Gras commuttee B Ileves that modern educatlonal methods gnve students oppor tunuty to express and develop artnsttc talents Sears Herbert Advnser of the Tallsman staff thnnks that qulte naturally all methods must sunt the tame and condxtlon of thelr use Mitchell Ruth Says that she Lnkes modern educatlon and modern ktdsl Wllson Gladys Sand tn answer to our ques tuon that she belueves modern methods are meeting the chal lenge of the complex work of today Nicholson Vera An advnser of A S B Assem bly Planning committee Ap proves of some new educatuonal methods and dnsapproves of oth e Tar Y i Q I ' - I Il Il l . 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' . , f is 23 Candee MBFIOH In answer to our questlon sand We need modern meth ods to llve In a modern world but let s be sensuble' Moore Ruth Advuser of the Assembly Plan mng PTA Dance Traffic and Scholarship committees Pre sumes and hopes that modern educatronal methods mdncate progress With yet propelled skulls l5'us111ess fducufzrw Calder Wllllam Department head Thlnks that newer methods of educatxon are preparmg students for places un the world when they leave hugh school Holland Robert Belleves that concerning mod ern educational methods Bal lard should be one bug socnal c ubl Simmons Del Sponsors the Gnrls Club Hos putalrty commrttee Thanks that modern educatnonal methods sometumes appear to be func tnonal and practucal Burnett Don Adviser for Tru B Thurd team football and second team ase ball coach Belneves we should follow a muddle of the road pol :cy on 0blECTlVeS as well placing hlgher premlums on at tendance in gd' Hesseltme Lee Kwapll Frances Advuser for our Gnrls Club Standards committee Thanks t at students know more today at a comparable age than In the past generatlons In spate of the competltuon for students unter es s Woods Eva Adviser of the Forum Club Modern methods of educatnon are good but too much as often plled on a pupll causmg hum to be confused Answered our questnon by sayung Some are the bunk u a few are 0 K T Reddle Vrrglma Is the sponsor of the Gnrls Club Publnclty committee She thmks that modern educational methods glve more student par tlclpatnon and mclude appllca tuons for thenr later lives They re sure on the ball, Blarnason Leon Sponsors the Burldrng and Grounds commnttee Advrses the song leaders and pep band Thrnks that modern methods are a great help but could stand a lsttle more rmprovement 'E f Cusworth Regina Advrses the Ballard Rrdrng Club Belreves that modern edu catronal methods are O K as far as her experuence goes Q4 lf X 1 X c Henning Grace Advlser for the art staff of the Shlngle and also for the A S B Publrcrty commtttee Thtnks modern educatnonal methods are good when they work I' Johnston Marlorre Advrser for the Art Commrt tee Belreves that modern meth ods of educatlon are the best we could produce after much research 411411515 Art QF' Hlerks Craln Martha In charge of trarmng offtce clerks every semester About modern educatron she thanks that young people are betng pre pared to face the future realms trcally Cabe Velma I Charlton Harrret Adviser of the srngmg groups here at Ballard Belteves mod ern ways of educatlon are frne but that too many students want to Let George do at Thanks that she has a lotto learn concernrng modern methods of educatnon Pashley Selma Thrnks that modern educa tronal methods are guvrng a wrder range for future oppor tunrtres, provrded students ap ply themselves to them 24 Stone Helen ln reply to our ques n about modern educatronal meth ods she sand I know nothrng bu attendance Krahn Hilda Feels that most methods of educatron tn these modern trmes are excellent i A f A .,,,l, if A 'X f , av- I - , , - . 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' 'gy at -- I ' ' ' Q 1, ' lu ' Pushing us on from day to day Quigley Dorothy Sensor Class advnser and also advlser of the Latln Club Be lueves modern educatuonal meth ods have on the whole accom plnshed thesr purpose .lahnke luclle Sponsors the Gnrls Club Per sonaluty commuttee Says that modern educatsonal methods are better than the cratlcs nmply Bendele Henry Head football and basketball coach Thmks that educatuonal methods have Improved greatly wnth research glffflgli lfauguagc pan Russell Beulah Advuses the Spannsh Club and the Fnne Arts committee Thmks the broader approach to educa tnon as good but too many puplls do not study Home dvnamzcs A Legg Loss In regard to our question sand that new methods of educatlon have some faults but the teach ers do theur best Plzyszcal Sdumtzan 'Hz' Goldstem Norman Advuser of Intramural sports fueld patrol Rod and Boot Club and asslstant basketball coach Stated that modern educatnonal methods are fme If not carrxed to extremes 25 JR Woods Arra Advlser of the French Club Belneves that modern educa tnonal methods are excellent but that every student needs more drnll on separate skulls of learn :ng to enable hum to go on to more daffncult sublects in T Moore Shrrley Sponsor of the Gvrls Club commuttees Mother Daughter and Father Daughter Feels that modern educatuonal methods glve students opportumttes to experlence and take part In democratlc ltfe Smith Margone Advnser for the Luttle B u I A M 's ' 1 1 2 K VI 3 1 A ' . I I I ..,:,s 3 ,..- .,t 6 Ks Vuuu, .IV I rl , V Q ,, 4 , 4: F ga, x I xl E. ,ff I I ' I ' 1 Q f is 4- l Q ,ll 1 ' , f X ' I . I . I . . . ' V ' ' 6 , Q Cl b. Carlson Albm Always the best In every way Zunchrnam Sta Brest Eleanor ln charge of the Lunchroom and the actlvntles whuch take place there Burke Esther The school nurse says that modern educational methods are tops' pau McCurry L C Advuses the custoduan s help ers especlally at the tame of locker dnstrubutuon Belneve that some of the methods of educatlon are too modern In charge of study halls Be lueves that modern methods of education provnde for too much play too Ilttle work Burnes Nelson Soderlund Carlson Stewart Waldeck Duggs Dalzell Axelson Klrkendall Kustadzal Staff Remme Garner Brest Rosen Kelly I 0 I I li Y IX X I . Q I - ' . ' l 5 ' l ,J vs' I 4 l 5 ' 3 N 9 26 Mass Slnper amuses Mr Schneller and Mr Roberts whsle serving at the Faculty 86 'Q Here you have th long and short of our modern education' Mr Glaser and Mr Danner look on cratucally as two boys arrange the showcase dnsplay 1-'51 A Everyone seems to enloy themselves at the Faculty Tea 27 Extracurricular activities Through organizations fill a larger and more important role in the lite ot the modern boy or girl than in any former generation. The pursuit of these activities plays a tremendous role in molding and shaping today's personalities, and fitting today's students to tomorrow's more closely knit society. C Q 0 l n 0 4 o ' 0 O 0 ll. D. ' 4 ' 6 Q . l . 4 Q W M... 'H 5-. IP 4 4 ' Q , o 4 4 C Q M f Alhnghtson Restroom Drxon Lost 8- Found WE '-NM.. 'Wk .,., Q Aldrrdge, Hartung, Hobbs, Anderson Decoratrons Durst Hlapla Haldeman Holm Horlf 5CfBDbook Father Daughter Health Merrt Standards 'Me '1-4 Akx 'Uri Y ,nk Janssen, Craft, Mxss Mllls,advlser WW , ef., Bruen Carlson Christensen Cottmgham deClllll Socral lnstallatron P T A Dance Mrnute ANS Barger All Cnty P T A if M if it Knudson Socral Servrce Howrck Mother Daughter 1 Mclean Nelson Olson Pease Peterson Pnckermg Hosprtalrty Publrcrty Ftne Arts Personalrty Bug B Flowers 40 Xl Rlmstld Schumann Shurtleff Storrs Thornton Thumlert All Cnty P T A Frrendshrp Hostess Tvnmg Roll Ren Executtve Sec We have clubs As soon as the new school year was under way the Glrls Club offlcers cab: net and thelr advnser Mlss Malls started plannung actlvltles for the year Each member of the cabunet has a commlttee worklng wuth her and to help the commlt tee carry out the dynamlc plans of Gsrls Club women faculty members agreed to sponsor certam commlttees Thus was a new plan devnsed thus year and as results show has proved very successful Luke get propelled actnon the committees got on the ball and carrled out the tremendous plans for such actlvltles as the New Grrls Party Sponsors Tea All Glrls Week Father Daughter Dessert Faculty Tea and Mother Daughter Banquet Besides actlvrtles they sponsored the songleaders and with the Boys Club they planned the P T A Dances and Whlte Day The Glr's Club Room was brlghtened up by the addltlon of coral and whlte leatherette furnl ture A place was provlded for the gurls who become suck durlng the day to Ile down The monthly publlcatlon of the Glrls' Club paper, Beaver Echoes, kept the gurls Informed of past, present and future events 32 .,:: ..,.,.,t: , A 3. f rm: ,., , gn .:.A ZVA f f I V V A V . 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Musold Freld Patrol Holly Attendant Moldenhour P T A Dance Hunter Freshman Rep Llgerqurst Nlrtchell .lumor Rep Cty P Dance Q S Weaver Stage Crew Nuchols Stancrk Strand Executrve Com Sonhomore Rep Executrve Com Sturm Attendant Neves Attendant Oh so fme The Boys Club wlth Mr McComb advlser has had a very successful year The Boys Club IS an orgamzatlon for all boys Thls orgamzatlon works hard to help boys wlth thelr school problems questlons and actrvrtles The Boys Club room has had a frlendly atmosphere for everyone The courte ous Boys Club helpers have brrghtened the taces of many a student and have made school llfe more enloyable for new students to Ballard as well as for upper classmen The Boys Club helpers are on duty every perlod ofthe day Some of therr dutres are aldmg the rll answermg the telephone and helpmg Mr McComb wrth the many club actrvltles The cabmet of the Boys' Club conslsts of twenty elght students The cabmet members mclude offlcers, executrve councal, stage crew, freld patrol, Intramural sports, yell squad, ant: smoke and trafflc squad The cabmet works hard to encourage school sprrrt and co sponsors many school dances All sports assemblles and May Day actrvltres also are sponsored by the Boys' Club 33 Engstrom Attendant Hanson Attendant lteadman Hall Patrol Capt Kuenzr, Hebrg, Hurst, Frost, Tuft Mr McComb, advrser The Girls' Club roll representatives play a very important role in the activities of the Girls' Club. They are responsible for keeping their rolls informed of the activities of the school. They represent each girl at a special meeting in the morning during first period and then they return to their roll rooms to relay the business that was discussed and decided upon. If a girl has any questions about the work the Girls' Club is doing, she may contact her roll repre- sentative who will in turn contact the Girls' Club officers or adviser to find the necessary information. The girls get right to work dis- cussing the coming school events at their morn- ing meeting and find no time for discussing the latest modern trends The Girls Club is proud of this year s representatives The Girls Club helpers each spend one period a day in the Girls Club room They have several duties to take care of each day These include keeping the room quiet so that the girls who are ill may rest making these girls feel com fortable working on various protects that the Girls Club is doing and helping the adviser Miss Mills The helper greets each girl who enters the Girls Club room with a friendly smile She answers the questions of the girls and helps in any way she can If Miss Mills is absent the Girls Club helpers are of great as sitance to her by answering the telephone and taking messages The adviser can always feel assured that everything will be taken care of by her helpers in case of her absence E Enioying the new Girls' Club furniture are Gretchen Fleming, Diane Condon, Margo Iskos and Bonnie Kennedy GIRLS CLUB HELPERS Rowl Pease Thomas Schumann Durst Brastad Thorn ton Row2 Wise Christensen Kennedy Pierce Miss Mills adviser McDermott Nelson Albrightson Swadner They give service Q.-F3 f s.. ft 1-1 ,4s Z... lf-4 'KW'-l 1 GIRLS CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Rowl Griffith Manolides Kestle Erickson Stuve Clark Thornton Olson Anderson Kobelt Durst Laurent Holm Phillips Row 2 Herum Fitzgerald Olendyke Nordes Miller Karuga Ness Fredrickson Swanson Eckland Frank lin Iskos Row 3 Holten Jay Johnson Barrett Knudsen Rootvik Jensen Matson Radke Pedersen Row4 Huber Prince Downing Toosonian Halsbo Gadsby Marion Shea Bryant Row5 Hardies Vcnulek Simms Cleary Millard Dildine McCann Tuft 34 . , . 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L- ,- , 1 , 4 , z. .. 1 : ..c...,1s,.,....., 2 14 1' is fl - W 9 I 5 11 5, .ous as 'f ' ' A-1 K' 'E :1 ls! 7' 00 ffm ., se, 1 ,Q fr- Q ,, eg.. ,Y 4: 5.1.-Q 4 f Q W . -'Y M 'ff A if 7' .1 fs f1- 4, 1' -' .li ,. h F I L ' OYA41 11 ' fs It fre I v 'Z' 1- N4 41 1' A 536 ' 6' -9' SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY Rowl Lockwood Laurent Standing Wuse Nelson Stanton Snpe Sktnner Nelson McFarland Thornton Row 2 Soderlmd Phares Shurtleff Strand Wllson McLean Pease Klzer Klnney Row3 Richards Peterson Ntxon Thorp Polotnuk Swan son Kuenzr Knudson Ruffner Rlngstad Marth Row4 Matthews Whute Weaver Qurckstad Wade Kursop Owen Peterson Newton Klallln Mitchell Service card must be fllled out and slgned by the advlser with In the flrst few weeks of school The advlser Mr Schnellor can usually be found In room 2ll For lnformatton on scholarshlps colleges and vocatlons thus IS the place to go The prlvllege of wearlng special gold cords at Commencement IS for all members of Sensor Honor Society In their three years of hugh school they have made eighty two polnts from twenty grades and may have sux service polnts Another ambltlon for the Sensors IS to retaln thelr torch puns after graduation Thus ts done by earnlng ll2 polnts an elght semesters or and ten servlce points may be used To be a member of Junlor Honor Soclety one has to have fufty two ponnts from sux teen grades and two servlce pounts may be used This year s capable offucers are Lyman Newton presldent Btll Wade vlce president and Dave Mitchell secretary as you see 'Y' H- kv '1 ss. gs' 4' uf' JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY Rowl Johnson Wecker Mallett Sandburg Nugent Phnllups Frakl Barnes Kestle Stuve Conley Dawson Lerbst Row2 Thorp Terrace McCann Sundt Olendyke Rustau Horst Gustafson Werllck Wheelnng Hartung Dawson Shannon Row3 Cleary Schlertweuler Hall Blornson Peterson Leuflsuns Keller Boag Bennett Tapp Gulden Row4 Adams Knutson Mosdahl Fenner Packard Wallace Peterson Almqunst Nlelson Flack 37 I . 1 , 118, J 1' 'Ze' 1 f' -1- -f l 1 me -. : Q : L N q' f ' : ' 1? W I- 4' .L 7 5, I 'iv 1i J I5 it 1 'Q it 1, , 2 1 1 1 1 J y , F - U 5 1 1 . 1 I 1 1 1 l 1 l 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I . . - A ' I I ' I . , . ' ' ' ' ' ' . ' ' I , less, . . ' . , . . . 1 - 1 1 1 I l ' ' nur-2:1..a1 M 1...-...Juuv 'Un-11--ws t' ' 1 'M' W ff -1- I - 1' J -2 .17,g,. . :N C 111 ..' Q V u Q 4, 1, 1, ' .. -L 1 ' . . N, 1252 1 Q , 1 1 M- - 1 1 4..- I 11 1. ' fi . -le Eg ' if . F31 K- 'V C5 Y' ' ' 1 L ' ' WI I fl iff to r , 1: ' ' fi 11, e 1. I we- . .bus M, .5 N I N - M K L, ,5 nk Y . ,1 ,QR I nf O . if 'l . 1 ' ff 1 1 s 1 M V U 9 5 S-:P f - H - 1 , Y 1 Z, 1 'E P- , - 9 1 CZ Q , 'Q .. I 1 'Q I V 1 21 l 1 1 I .1 H U' . . - : V t V I I A - I V1 1 I I I 1 2 1 1 1 1 l 1 I 1 1 1 h 1 n 1 1 1 3 1 I 1 1 A 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 5 1 1 A S B OFFICERS Top row Burgess presudent Nelson vuce presudent Greenup Carol de Clllla purchases a pep button from Barb Bal secretary Row? Remmen treasurer Kerslake parllamentarlan Mr Llen ad lard whale Don Stancuk puns has on vnser Lead the rest On Tuesdays after school thus year A4 has been buzzmg wlth actlvlty lnsude you wlll fund the AS B leglslature meetmg The elected roll representatlves meet wlth the offlcers and advlsers to dlscuss problems mltlated un their rolls or to plan futurlstlc events From the leglslators the offlcers choose commlttee chalrmen who are power steered by John Nelson the vlce presldent There are ten committees an A S B The purpose of Assembly Order as to malntaln order at all assemblles Assembly Plannmg takes care of all speakers and talent for A S B sponsored assemblses Pep commlttee pro motes pep and sportsmanluke conduct at all the games and for all school events They plan all the pep assemblles and pro mote good splrlt throughout the school All events that take place throughout the school year are recorded In the Scrap book by thss commuttee The Handbook commuttee compules the Handbook whlch contams such thmgs as school songs and -'S te 'i A S B COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN AND ADVISERS Row l Mrs Mntchell Chad Avey Donna Phllllps and Elsa Brastad pntch nn Durst Shurtlett Sartz Mrs Hennlng Row? Mr Seeley Mr Bernhard and help on theA S B clean up campaugn Demco Mallett Rlchey Fleblg Mr Blarnason Row3 Mr Rlley Mr Llen Mr Massey Hovvlck Mr Smart Mr Ne'son 38 Q 1 2 y . . . '- I 1 F 1 F 1 ' - I 1 f 1 I - 1 ' ' , - . . . . I . , ' , . . . . . .ls Mi ' A, ' 1- ..,. Q1 fl. -, 6' 'ei ,, 1 -'te 2 51-5 f -1 . . . - I - 1 1 1 , , , , , : . , . , . . . ' . 1 1 1 1 - - 5 - f - 1 - 1 I 1 1 - I 4 9 KN 'x 'Xl X5 L..... LEGISLATORS Rowl Seymore Shurtletf Aldrndge Ballard Howrck Butler Hall Peterson Cancrlla Pterce Row 2 Fush Frsh Wenger Smrth Derrrng Dressell Rrchey Srpe Hrgley Greathouse Sandbur La r c R 3 C g wen e ow ondon Leutkrns Short Jones Sartz Eller Keller Kleve Pedersen Drage Ness Allen Rowd Hend racks Rutledge Carlson M Carr R Carr Ferbr Heckard H P ll g rager 0 ard Thumlert Durst Fraser Drxon Schumann Demco Gubb Row 5 Bendrxson Renshaw Clau en Marth Hunter Corey Gunderson Newton Kuenzr Goodman Fenswrck Hammond Graber Packard Fletcher mASB yells the Alma Mater the A S B constrtutron and rnformatron ot Interest to the students When events happen rt IS up to the Publlcrty commrttee to make rt known by posters and stunts Burldrng and Grounds has one of the toughest robs of all They have to create pride so the students keep therr school clean by puttrng the trash an the cans Thus commrttee sponsored Clean Up Week rn whrch everyone really worked hard to keep the school clean Lunchroom obtarns such thrngs as new trays and other :tems needed to make rt more pleasant and appealung The Electrons commrttee rs elected by the legrslators They take care of everythrng connected wrth an all school electron The Inter School Relatrons commrttee rs new to Ballard thus year and thetr rob rs sendlng people to drtferent schools to trnd new and better methods that we mrght be able to use The commuttee members consrst of stgn ups from the students A S B rs for all the students to promote school prlde and good crtrzenshrp 2 X iw Sharon Lockwood Pam Phares Don Olsby and Al Jack Brastad, Karl Aure and Alrson Glase have shocked expressnons on Weaver converse wrth Mr Lren by the A S B room therr faces upon seeing therr acttvrty Card pictures 39 lslg g .T 'f 1 ' ,T 7. 1 A . g f E i ,JN 4 Q .-, H Lf W ' A fer r A 2-A R-ff X- -f Q ', 5 , ' ww 1 ' r 1 ' t ' at S - L - h . 1 .. 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'TN' I . f if , 7 Thmkmg of clever '-'J SHINGLE Rowl Rnchards Grlfflth McLean Nelson Hagbo Armstrong Wrlght Hellum Whnte Row2 Dettman Hownck Barnes Pol son Anderson Gtbb Franklun Cottnngham Moldenhour Row 3 Gehre Galvnn Johnson Mr Bnrchman advuser Peterson Url Wallace Demco Nlchols Keenan The Shingle class of 55 has been workung all year on what we hope you wlll consider a fabulous book The staff started off luke a rocket by attendung the annual yearbook conference at the Unlversuty of Washlngton where new Ideas were obtatned for thus year s Shlngle The flrst problem of the Shingle staff was to choose a theme Then the staff worked hard all year carryxng out the theme In layouts pictures and IH the wrltlng of copy Flnally the Shlngle was completed Last year s book was well worth nts work for the Shlngle won fnrst place In the Natlonal Scholastlc Press Assoctatlon yearbook contest at Columbia Unlverslty The Shlngle staff hopes that you wlll enloy thus book and find It a true plcture of thus year at Ballard Mr Blrchman advuses Howte Keenan on howto cope wuth has Shlngle members work hard ln order to meet theur comlng deadlme latest problem 40 I I ,,w,,:...-, V vs 3' - T: , uf -.1 I 1 T' - V W, I, ,Q Q 2 A , f P R - vw 5, . . , y ' A 4 O 1 ' I 4' ' ' T 1. . s, . 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I . , , . , . 1 1 ' ' , . ..... . . f- L I D if U J ings to say ,D ..r 'W i The day The Tallsman ns nssued ns a busy one for the Tallsman staff Colleen O Brnen concentrates on clnppmg news ads from The Talisman The Tallsman IS the offlclal newspaper at Ballard Hugh lt IS tops ln sts detalled accounts of thlngs to happen and events that have already taken place The Talisman staff has to keep on sts toes all year around so that members can wrlte up events before they happen They are always on the 'ob at games P T A dances or any other school actlvlty The Tallsman also contains some artlcles whlch are strlctly for laughs and every week lt features a plcture and a wrlte up about someone around Ballard The Tallsman as a source of lnformatuon to teachers as well as to the students when they want to know what IS happenlng here at Ballard or any other hugh school Everyone at Ballard gets a great deal of enloy ment out of hls Talisman f N. H ,qi i Xl TALISMAN Row l Sklnner, Amundson, Cruchon, Nelson, Barger, Crlchton, Goodman Row 2 Anderson, Wulllams, Parks, Stuve, Standnng, Wnse, Josephson, Craft, Ball, Issacson, Rothe, O'Brlen, Spencer, Klrsop, Johnson Row 3 Thompson, Lehtlnen, Nnchols Mattson, Thumlert, Clampett, Powell, de Cnllla, Greenup, Fralr, Mr Sears, advlser 4l th ' , 4 f B f ' ,, M . T gi T ti f 9 . l sl' Y l xx? T 'L' - lL A x K M ' V ,M a U. 1 u . , , , , , 4 ' .H ' I ' K e 0 ' 4, A ' A 4 . Learning a lrttle 'ai AUDITORIUM HELPERS Rowl 3 Mrs Cusworth Jacobson Carl son Row2 Jacobson Rostad Myren Wells Selby Masseth Nelson Strand N lson Lalln ness Lowry Reynolds Blaks lee Blackmore Vogmld Ballards Debate Club IS advlsed by Mr Arm strong The members are cool cats Interested In speaking They participate In Inter hugh debates and speech contests The audltorlum helpers ald Mrs Cusworth by ar ranging seats each semester and taking daily roll It lS thelr place to see that everyone ss ln place The Forum Club conslsts of cats who are hep wlth a shorthand book and typewrlter Throughout the year they call speakers from buslnesses Ad vlser MlssE Woods 42 DEBATE Rowl Adams Jorgensen Rothe Row2 Corey Quuckstad Mr Armstrong advuser Gunderson Kerslake FORUM CLUB Row l Mnss E Woods adviser Johnson Perk ms Gerrmg Nelson Standmg Thornton Row 2 Hanson Fralr deChamplaun Albrnght son Seymore Byfueld Rem men Row3 Held Swanson Belanger Lockwood Systad Hownck Rowd Mooney Nel son Bard Caldwell Drage Kel logg Corneluusen ,- Q ,K bb . ' ' , A- -' s ' v s - a f. M4 M I' w. . J - 7 f 1 - 3 I , - I I 1 s 4 ' ,Q .ei Mrs , 7 5 ' 3 Q.,.5' V' '? - I r ' ,M -...... . : , f Y 4 , , , , . H 4 , , e , - , A K. 5 . 1 f I ' I I 1 ' T I LT I f I , r , , f 1 f Y - I I I . : , X , V . : , , 1 f f , . , . . ll II ' ' ' A . ' I , ' Q: ,L ' - H H H H along the way FRENCH CLUB Rowl Supe Webster Whute Benout By fteld MtssA Woods advuser Bryant Smuth Amundson Anderson Hagbo Row 2 Eccles Dale Sartz Stmms Schlumb Fox Green Deleau Chrtstenson Chrtstenson Row3 Casperson Jacobson Elstad Langlots Hansman Blornson Row 4 Ploe Peterson Ellmgson Adams Rockas Row 5 Dragland Beck Dragland Chodykun Wulson Fraser Wnlkerson Qutckstad SPANISH CLUB Rowl Down mg Hackney Craft Mtss Rus sell advtser Durst Brewmg ton Row 2 Johnson Gtbb Cottungham Franklin Brastad Fraser Row3 Walker Dock stader Fnsh Cleary Row 4 Prtce Phnllups Stanton John stone Row 5 Wrtght Dlbble Duldnne Knnney Crac ton Ho y ,sv B B EO CLUB Row l ss Marshall Eccles Stpe Dawson 2 Reynolds Iverson Remmen Dettman Pedersen Keller Me lmat Krmbrough Row3 An 4 Rosberg Vaughn Seppala Bennett Peterson Fnsh Jor genson Burton Rtchey Scott Dale Marsden Row5 Matt son Dawson Aldrudge Wrnght Thompson Andrews Reeves The French Club ts really In the know One of thus year s protects was planntng and prepartng a French dtnner Advtser NltssA Woods The Bubleo Club members and advtser Mtss Sltper strtve to brtng the ltbrary closer to students One protect these smooth operators sponsored was a tea Spantsh Club tncludes Spamsh Ill and IV classes Its purpose ts to apply Spannsh language to mem bers soctal ltfe tn songs and speech Advtser Mtss Russell Q I A . - : ' 1 1 It 1 -1 ' A ,A ' I - I 1 1 I I ' 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 ' I : 1 1 ' 1 1 X K. , , .V . . ,,,, V . , - , - o 11- I I I - -V 1 l 1 1 1 I x l L - 1 Ne I 1 1 1 I I 1 - , - . : 1 ' derson, Cratg, Broberg, Kthl- - : . 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Q I I I I I I I I . : , - I ' ' I 1 1 - I I I I ' . 5 .1 ' ' 1 , h 1 I I Mtss Sltper Mrs Darlmg Row man Moore Ftx Atlons Row u.,a?s...,g ASSEMBLY PLANNING Rowl Mrs Moore Mr Cavers Demco Ml Bernnard Row2 deCuI lla McLean Mosdahl ,,,,.fv- '4 Nelson Merruman Enjoying ourselves PTA DANCE Rowl Craft Vchulek Thornton Hustad Fenton Al brlghtson Nelson Christensen deC1llla Horat Barnes Mallett Ho wuck Greenup Barger Row 2 Franklm Hobbs Thomas Pease Hardues Schumann Janssen lskos Puckermg Anthony Halton Pol lard Koruga Storrs Mattson Butler Shurtleff Barbour E Hartung The Assembly Planning Commuttee IS headed by Mr Bernnard Its purpose as to sponsor assemblles not sponsored by speclflc organizations and to see that all the assemblies run ln smooth order The P T A sponsors dances on the second and fourth Saturdays every month Boys and Girls Clubs work together to make each dance a success wlth hep P T A chaperones and fabulous programs Advlser Mrs R Moore 44 C Hartung Hagbo Ross Mrs Clampett adviser Kennedy Row3 Demco Steele deCullla Olney Robertson Clampett Nelson Clau son Burgess Lawrence Goodman Newton Blllmgs Nebenfuhr Greenwood Mclean Row 4 Qulckstad Galer Aure Fush Wade Strand Chase Corey Aadland Chrustenson Members of the P T A Dance Commlttee work lndustrlously on programs forthe commg dance if v In 'Q '7 L4 Q., ,. 5 A gf 'S , 1 . N Q 5' v Sv V , - X . X, ' f ' ' f ' x X V W . ? i I ' . , Q, A . 4 mg . Z . . f f , 2 C f r - P 1--as I l , , , , , 'J Rx Y I '-f ' 1 , , - I I .- x 2 . NX X, , ,, 0 o. . A , A 2 .0 2 .I , vc Q 4 ,, . 5 ,L M x Q C X . A . - 1 , , , , , - . , , , . , , - I I I I I I I I I I I r I I I I , , , , , , , - , - 2 V 1 I 1 - , . , C, B - it Amp . , . . . . , DES w Ne n Richey Butler Mlss Sorlnger Row2 Waugh Helnrtch Do r y Perlr Armstrong r Carson Hom Horal Sk rtrg Greenup Mc arand B'eld Johnson o ansen R N 3 Pts er rvus Ponct Instabo ers Chaptn Barbour North Anthony Bertoson Epler Ec cles Leutklns McLean Row Moll Er ckson Gra am r ard Jo nston de ll la Marsden Blornson Row 5 Palm Lawrance Sa tz Far vold Falkstad Sundt hea Wheellng Coatney Pedersen B ard Kleve Swanson Swenson Row 6 Marshall e Francrs Stan Stoeser Slmms Qulckstad Warne Davns and wond rmg you know P X. ,, fra .-Q Q fn. ' an ox'- nr ASSEMBLY ORDER Row l Lockwood Aldrldge Cottlngham Jo sephson Craft Durst Kennedy Barger Howrck Chrlstensen Wuse Nelson Standlng Ramstad Holm Horat Row 2 Moldenhour Pease Dnxon Yantus Walker Polson Marth Ruffner Koruga An thony lskos Carlson Armstrong Hagbo Row3 Greenwood Foster it Laurent Plckerlng Gerrrng Kuenzr Corey Newton Bertoson Mltchell Thumlert Goodman Johanson Pierce Brastad Langlols Franklln Johnson Janssen Row 5 Galer Flsh Aadland Aure Stearns Nlchols Ross Frlsk Berg Hanson Sande Spade Club organlzed at Ballard Hugh IS now a natlon wade servlce club whose purpose IS helplng hand: capped chlldren Advlsers are Mrs Marsden Mrs Stahl Faculty Coordlnator Mlss Sprlnger Assembly Order whlch IS very lmportant to all has Mr Smart as nts able advlser A bug rob of therrs was to arrange the assembly seatlng The committee con Assembly order at work slsts of about seventy boys and gurls who take care of the student conduct IH all our assemblles SPA f Ro lf Isa, f het , rrrs, , Car, lskos, 3 , l , , I rn, , ' F I , yrr', , ' Jh . o f h , Pu ', lg ,Lod- l 4: , l , h , , M'll , h , C l , , . V r l - . . ,5 , all , , , Kell r, ', Iey, , I 'QD .Q f 1. 'K :A yo. L , ns. - Q ' ' - I . '. A 1 Fr '. A 1' ook 49 dn. - -' .. L , 4 L 13' -2 2 r ' .V. i ' A-Y1 .I,i,w A 5: M - A ff QM' f' r -Q ,.-t - .rv l - Q ' ., .- U ' P - t 1' g' L- ' ' .5 X 1 f I f 1' .5 L ? L f Ls ' I w VV ' S S by f I K ,, 1.. A A A Pa 1 , .Q .., Q L su 'F -n -. Q , ! .U 6 L U. - 1 . v Y ' I. ' 1 I I I I - 1 1 I I 4 I I A I , , , I , 5 I I f A 1 I V 1 1 1 - . 1 . , , r r 45 CHOIR Rowl McFarland Hardies Frederickson Franz Jones Frair Lippmann Johnson Graham Swanson Halonen Dale Row2 Burton Clevenger Scott Shelby Johannes Fitzgerald Matson Ol son Judge Siguardson Fraser Barton Row3 Millard Peterson Holten Nicholson Jay Laurant Janssen Carlson Knudson John son Ristau Wheeling Holland Row4 Owens Gunderson Swen son Headstrom Ottum Carlson Jenson Engstrom Myers House Row 5 Longham Stearns Meberg Boivan Cancilla Flick Olson Dahl Hammer Davis How the boys ever Fine voices combine daily in A 4 at which time These eager singers plan and rehearse for the coming events Many spir :tual songs and favorite carols rate high in public enioyment Choir is kept busy singing for social clubs and churches under the direction of Miss Harriet Charlton Boys from Choir and Boys Glee Club form this vocal group and dinners One privilege was singing for the P T A unch eon which was attended by Mayor Pomeroy Mr Fleming and eight hundred P TA officials and school principals This is a performance the boys will always remember Third periods on Tuesdays and Thursdays males and females combine voices to form a Mixed Glee Club A few of the songs that are being sung are Blue Moon Tribute to Rom a new idea this year and seems to be catching on well S 3 BOYS DOUBLE QUARTET Rowl Ottum Stearns Wheel MIXED GLEE Rowl McParland Tynes North Vulgares Manolides Gallup Fredrickson Row2 Johnson Larson Ness Brewington Phifer Craig Row 'ng MYe'S Blomson ROW? Owens News Meberg Fhck 3 Taylor Whyman Scott Ritchey Sundt Phelps Rowd Shannon Mitchell Patterson Herr Row5 Ploe Walz Peters Van l-lol Bray Chambers Biorn son Ward Nehls .J T Lv Q - ' r I . ' I - l I ' I They provide musical entertainment for the P.-T.A. meetings burg, and Give Me Your Tired, Poor Soul. Mixed Glee is A V T ' ' . I . I T- . 1 V A . t - ,, ' ,tcc ' '-., ' . P' ' ,- x , J l I it l X 46 The funale of the musuc departments Chrustmas Pageant can sung so low Senuor Glee us composed of gurls only Arrangements are sung un soprano second soprano and alto Around Chrustmas tume a clever arrangement of Jungle Bells was a favorite among the gurls Thus class meets Monday Wednesday and Fruday learnung the technuques of durectung and duaphragm breath ung essentual for good sungung Gurls Truple Truo under the durectuon of Muss Harruet Charl ton use theur own tume before and after school to learn and practuce theur musuc School concerts and P T A meetungs are among the places the Truple Truo entertauns They enuoy musuc and struve to better themselves as musucuans SENIOR GLEE Rowl McParland Davus Burton Manoludes North Dale Fred ruckson Row 2 Clevenger Johnson Vulgares Kulgore Oversvee Nugent Row3 Swanson Graham Hackney Ness Sundt Sartz Phelps Row4 Smuth Hellum Berg Suguardson Salander Nucholson Ward Row5 Herr Blakeslee Ruchey Peterson Row6 Scott Judge Rustau Holton GIRLS TRIPLE TRIO Rowl McFarland Mullard Franz K Fredruckson T Fredruckson Row 2 Futzgerald Kulgore Nugent Knudsen Row4 Matson Hackney Chase I O I 1' .t V I A A f '. r lf! 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' 1 . 47 I Peppy and snappy BAND Eunmo Dawson Johnson Steel Blomquust Swenson Drege Egan Spensley Bray Darlungton Hodgeson Sundm Skugstad Alm Johanson Almquust Orr Yank Thompson Anderson Moran Coons quust Wrlluams Fenner Meberg Neulson Bennett Supe Headstrom Maxwell Engleson Armstrong Wecker Spencer Hucks Beaver Mr Buarnason we l ORCHESTRA Reud Chochran Steele Skouge Moran Lowry Arm strong Drege Funes B Supe Maxwell Swenson Chase Olmer The Senuor Band under the capable leadership of Mr Leon Buarnason met durung furst peruod Thenr energetuc musuc was heard sky rocketung through the staduum and audutoruum durung football games and assemblues Thus year the Ballard Band uouned vvuth the other school bands of Seattle for the Hugh School Musuc Festuval un the Cuvuc Audutoruum ln March the furst annual Alumnu Band Concert was held Over forty band alums contrubuted theur talents to make thus event a 48 Hodgesoru Wulkeson Menold Sundun Hodgesen Walker Ohlson Wulkerson Sandbloom P Supe Hallonen Mr Buarnason great success The Ballard Hugh School Orchestra also under the durectuon of Mr Buarnason met every mornung at 7 45 for their re hearsals They have partucupated un many actuvutles thus year Theur dynamuc musuc was heard un the annual Chrustmas Con cert the Alumnu Concert and the Sprung Concert They are usually called upon un June to play for the Commencement Exercuses l 5 , Z ? , N K I i I I I I I V I I I I I I I I I I I , , , I , , , , , I I , I , , I I I I , , I , . - gf' Q 3- ' 1 A , g f 1 I. 4 5 1 'if S 5' l , C- L' - :M t ' ,T 0 f Q Q S2 , , f K me ,, 3 fs r, ,Q 'Q te I , 'f I .I ' 1 qw Y ' tg in N .- 725 : f Y ' 'Q ' 245. 4 255 Q , ' ' A S ' J f 2 g S ' , IQ. A' u u u . I I - I u u I I I I I , V, - I , , , , u , V , I - A , . . I - I . D I Z . - I I I - a little fuzz too 'F'-.. P ww . ' Malorette Renee Amundson Energettc mustctans Ken Meberg and Bob Orr gfvff' 4. R04--A X1 P BAND Rowl Darlm n Orr Armstrong Meberg Hodge g rn ee N2 S nsley Almqutst e fo an Eng esen The Sensor Band owes much of Its success to the enthustastlc efforts of Renee Amundson Ballards only magorette thus year Renee was responslble for drtlllrg and leadtng the band tn tts marchung Her hugh stepping actions were seen at the games and at assemblies The band has appreciated her In sparing help durtng the past four years The Pep Band wuth Jerry Steele as student conductor has agatn completed a stupendous year These boys, who were also members ofthe regular band, blasted thetr way through football and basketball games, pep assemblles, and numer ous actuyutues Thus year theur crazy rhythm shook the cetllng at the Nlardl Gras Ntght Club 49 1 1 i -tp ' i s 4' 1 A lf -...f . , if V , ff 15:8 -Na' , - Q' 'gl , P , T i T - fx: y , 23 , Q new F A fa . .5 1' 1. ,. 'C Tx V . 'Q ' 1 , 7 ' V , A ,Lv V t - . , . 1 I V . 8 fx . 1 ' '. Q , A 'E f 7 T sf as L Q 11' K , ff t V, 'X I ' xx 7 l I lx ,,.M.,,V , I: ,. lf! sf! ff, 1 ' also ' - t E ' T , f . ft 1 . I A I , EP ,- X gto , , . t , t , V son Sifu etaj, Al. '2lJtE', Ste l, Ro' ne , ' ,H-d- Str3'tT 'ltelseg 't r ls ' . . . I . . FOOTLIGHTERS Dyrkl botm Knter Swadener rtney e Char es George Eckman Tierney Goucher Berg Drckson Rossman McCormack Mc Laughltn Treece McFar land Aaron Patrlck 014 X ,pw STAGE CREW Powell M Kelly Wtllard Norwood Weaver Knapp Sturm Acting out plays These young actors and actresses compose the cast of all plays produced tn our school They dld a tremendous rob on You Cant Take lt Wtth You and also on the sprung play They are under the expert dlrectlon of Mr Kelly There is an Improvement m the drama room wtth the mnovatton of a stage complete with lughts and curtalns The Footllghters 50 are putting thus equipment to good use These ambltlous fellows hustle about malntatnlng and servlc ang the stage and tts equlpment The settings tor all plays concerts and assemblles are set up by them and they have done a sharp 'ob on all of It Few people reallze the lmpor tance ot the rob these boys carry on backstage Ki J ,R aa, b I l I V r - - ,T X P Q 7 . - U Q, . L O. 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X' . tk, K . , V xg Q 'E ,A I A if W h G l s I -.S BOYS ANTISMOKE Row l Peters Merrnman Clam pe Wrlght Etkes Vol hard Reed Row 2 Kuen zu Marttn Swanson Nach ols Andrews Swanson Rossman Row 3 Wade Lawrence Mttchell Chase Frsh Goodman LeBree Berg 'Lf RlDlNG CLUB Row l Re chel Gates Eusenberq Bur n y By: Fralr Cusvvorth Row 2 Mrs Cusworth Casey R Salmon Thorp Wyman Dll dune Clark Kearney Kun card Mass Springer Rowfl Hedman Pool Harbert Jo hansen Roorvtk D Salmon Rerd Ray especially for you The Boys Ant: Smoke under the dlrectton of Mr Earl Mc Comb each year works hard to curb student smokrng The Ant: Smoke commlttee meets once a week wlth chosen boys from the study halls The past year thus organtzatlon has stressed the polnts of not smoklng at the unter hugh school games and keeprng smoklng at least three blocks from the school These guys and gals meet once a week to go horseback rldlng at some nearby academy They learn saddllng and tratmng and erther the Engltsh Western or bareback style of rldtng under the expert supervtsuon of tummy Ralnwater Because of thelr membershlp ID the Rndlng Club these students have opportunttles to appear ln shows and many have brought home beautrful trophres 5l 1 ' C jg 'iiig I , Il - I .C to, Connoll, f'eld, ' ' J v V . 1 S' W ' D: Q -,I I I ' . Y : 0- 1 V V 6 f ,r 6, W t , A -, 1. ' . e 1 , tit ff - , rg , tt, ' , ' , - LQ , y T . . .1 .I I . U .4 M gl - A : I , 'J -.1 M , , , .J 4 ,- - ' . -. , 1, t f , 'T ' 4 t X . lfx 2 T !xx . ,S C Nr g f-g Q' t.. l wg, A r, 1' t , ' 5 -1 ' . -ff' . v 2 , ' ' , ' 'W ,E :fi 1 o . I A , - I These, our FIELD PATROL Rowl Cowden Hoel Wilson Engstrom Stearns Musolf Shores Swanson Rettiy Row2 Goldstein Lysen Hoem Kamm Richardson Michalsen Mr McComb societies MOVIE CREW-Row li lVlcCafferty, Berg, Musolf, Hawley, McDaniel. Row 2: Maxwell, Anderson, Mr. Dahl, Smith, Graber. Row 3: See, Dwight, Swanson, Adler, Coons, McReynoIds, Wallace, Schulenberg, Gallop HALL PATROL Rowl Robe tson Greenwold Halsbo Sonne Niel son Row2 Dwight Anderson Galer Moldenhour Lawrence Aure Hanson Row 3 Mr Oistad Burgess Marth Ruffner Le Bree Heikes Corey Nichols Schwendeman Row 4 Berry Hirst Fish Anderson Kuenzie Billings Hebig The school s movie protectors tape recorders and record players serve as a means of modern educational facilities with the assistance of Mr Harold Dahl s competent movie crew These boys properly use and maintain in top operat ing condition all Ballard s sound equipment Walk on the other side of me please is a common state ment that you hear when passing a hall patrol member These boys with Nlr. Oistad s help have the difficult duty of keeping the congestion in the halls at a minimum. The field patrol ushers with Mr. Norman Goldstein as their adviser have the duty of helping maintain order and good conduct at the football and basketball games. At our home baseball games and all-city track meets these boys again help out. by far the best, LIBRARY STAFF-Row I: Mrs. Darling, Broberg, Dettman, Peterson, Marsden Eccles, Sipe, Miss Sliper, Row 2: Atkins Dibble Vaughn Roy Thompson Seppala Matson Herr Row 3 Fax Klmbrough Fush Kuhlman Cratg Reynolds Iverson Anderson Wrrqht LATIN CLUB Rowl Davues Flank Hundley Row2 Anderson Lane Stoesser Karalas M ss Qulgley Row3 Pederson Dawson Oversee Rrchle Phelps Fulthrup Fenner Row4 Folmar Lundell Dupuls Fleld Marshall Calvtn Jay Hedman Row5 Rhodes McClaln Thor derson Skommesa Jensen Flack '-7 X R If you need able assrstance In the use of the card catalog the Readers Gutde or reference books the Lubrary Staff wtll be glad to help Under the capable supervtston of both Mlss Sllper and Mrs Darllng the staff operates most ef flctently The purpose ot the Lattn Club IS to acquaunt the students wnth the customs of the Romans and to help them galn a better knowledge ot the language Thls organlzatton IS supervused by Mrss Qurgley and conslsts of Latm three and four students The students In Inne wattlng for a basketball tlcket move along swlftly for the etflctent tlcket sellers are on the rob as usual These reluable gurls under the capable super vtslon of Mr Clyde McGee sell ttckets for all Ballards school tuncttons TICKET SELLERS Mr Goodman Stanton Calvun Drege Nlarsden Eccles Swanson Phelps Blakeslee Mogg ll 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 r - I 1 1 4 ,,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 A . i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I - 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 - : r 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 5 1 1 ' 1 1 1 - 4 .. 3 v IA . - l ' , U . 1 A - A 1 1 1 1 ,I A, f A y , , , , . I f 1 , . . 1 , , . , ' 1 . . . , . yn Q 'f . , ' . . . , - 1 ATTENDANCE CLERKS - Row I Reid. Row 21 Mrs. Stone, Terrace Vchulek, Osborne, Sharer, Lang dahl, Sorrentino, Brown, Row 31 Hardies, Lowry, Solland, Kessler, Huber, Fleming, Vognild, Mes sagie. Hustlmg and bustling Who uses the phone most around Ballard Hugh? Mrs Stone and her attendance clerks would rate a top posltlon During the day they phone tl e homes of the absent students to fund out the reason for thetr absence Every morntng between 8 OO and 8 40 Mrs Stone ts tn the lunchroom taking care of the early dtsmtssals The rest of the day you wtll fund her 54 OFFICE CLERKS Rowl Johnson Jensen Hanson Nelson Shoe maker Westberg OBr1an Rus sell Bass Sorrenttno Turntdge Row 2 Anderson Fleblg Ball Clouse Koruga busy at work with her clerks tn room 2ll where the attend ance offtce ts located Operattng a swttchboard sounds like fun? Then you should be an offtce clerk Thus ts one ofthe clerks lobs around Bal lard keeptng the wares stratght Clerks learn all about the yartous offtce 'obs and get practical expertence In our office under the superytston of Mrs Cratn . K A x U h ' 'v 5 . , ' 4 S9 W .. J a ' I I I T V ,, .. n . Potter, Mrs. Crain, Mrs. Krahn. 1 1 I ' . . . ' ,. . . , I ' CUSTODIAL HELPERS Rowl Pur Knutsen Row2 Barton Mr Carl son Nrxon Holsbo LUNCHROOM HELPERS - Alsvick, Carlson, Sather, Davis, Lippman, Berg, Hellum, Boraker, Mrs. Brest, Stephens, Hughes, Chodykin, Shores, Fowler. They re never at rest Haxe you lost your locker key The person to see rs Mr Carl son or one of his helpers They are always wlllmg to assist Besides keeping all the locker keys ln order thus crew does many other 'obs Often during the day two short bells are heard summomng Mr Carlson provmg has necessity to school operatuon Whether at as hamburger hotdogs a plate lunch or a snack before lunch the place to go IS the lunchroom Here hungry students recerve thelr nourlshment Mrs Brest and her helpers work throughout the day preparing and selling food and cleamng up They play a mayor role around our school especnally durung the lunch hour 55 I z j l, M 1 . U c. :L te 5' W '- . mr. ' 'C x , ' lf ,X vis, Annibal, Nugent, Farrell, ! o ' ,P . 1 . . . . , , . . , . . , . , C A S7 .411 The time a student spends at school is the most memorable time of his or her life. We have at- tempted, in the following pages, to capture some of the most outstanding incidents of this year. 'S p-'15, Cur students revel IH the sun fff een Jan ce and n Der y lead The royal proces s on ' Corona? on o er 1 me for lunch re oy ty gers re I ctanfly 58 1 Qu i Kig 'l'l ' f e ' I 1 . Q- ' il W ,lf V 7 , .sg Q l . 1 l buf h al l' - and May Day games provide their fun, Q ,V ,,3f.9',,lS3'ffZf: I 'X 49 ,- 4 5 Springtime finds many Ballard girls on The library steps Fire drill, and 1he sun's out! ni.. Don't1hey know that foo many cooks spoil The bro1h ? 'T Their off time hours are full of joy These Hello Day winners each received a giant lollipop. Badminton takes second place when the sun shines. Hello 'l S me agalll Football season crew ot tirne Arlene and Kay are busy selling tickets for the senior skating party nd fun for every girl and boy. A capacity crowd as usual. Commencement chairman, Helen Johanson, leads group in discussion. l r l Lockers seem lo be getting smaller all the Time. Such diligence! Such meditation! 'fig Jean and Sue must look their best for their annual picture, 1 xklg i l , T' Whats This, sailor boys? 61 ,Q-rs Theg're always going at full pace ff ei 'iff'- Studies come first with this guy, Lucky boy, huh? Schulenburg chats with skating star. Modern spot for rainy day footwear. o o 0 ..'... l..fl.... Q Iatuvno. ,' ,',:,',',', 9 0. Helping the teacher, or iust helping themselves? Miss Friendship of 1955, 1956, 1957, and 1958. Sharon and Donna busy coliecting attendance siips. 1 4 f ! f , ,li-f-4 62 You'd think they .uvfevfnd ' LM' l 1 You don'1 have To look so happy about it, boys! Q-lx Joyce Demco and Judy Green- up work hard on Senior Dance poster. Papers, papers, and more papers! Looks as if Donna Barbour is in The middle of a riddle. had to run a race, ffl H 'B I Y, 's With salesmanship like this, what can you do? ... -n- ' -5. -. X X x Q' X . 1' ' fliiff'-1-'M' M if I. Bev PeTersor1'sf0ofdmdn'1 handicap her spirn. Mad Middy Day winners. fi' .........i With dances, games and studies too , ,, 4-1' 'D . A ff A ,,f - - 'E -, f 'Z 2.1- il-.S '--L ,fhf Mig-S ' ft, ,. MoTher Hubbard and her children, Qi Lusten my chwldren and you shall hear .- -wma A an s lnga, Jean, Donna, and Jo, enioy a Yes, you! rn- Life of Riley. 'QE Now, there's a real Busy Beaver. Pia, How can they ever struggle through? if i' I A good fashion show is al! it takes to caettvate the attention of every gal. SWIG Wise 65 Down the hills M 4 if Say, l'll bet one of tltose dwarfs is up on the ceiling again l 7 1 if 1 T.-.LQ Q .Q 'IA , J ' ' . s Juqki, ' f- Time out fora little smalltalk. i 1 ' - is 'T' ' 3 V . 7 5'5:' ' ...ff ' . .. . .. ' - f - . I .. Y +..,. -1 ft 4 - I. 5 2' I 4 . X - - A ' ' A favorite feature at our assemblies. All riglnt girls, we know who you are. You don't scare us a bit. tl They glide with glee, Q ji 9 fqy- Rvws ,Ak-tx! LA -A 5 ,NA A , ' -A Hg e . .eg Wx 1-V1.5 Y M A ,,..n R Y v ,.,' 1, ' - H Q-,.a .Q-,M J-na ,Q Rx , A it Q.. W' V . ,A -!g'ifi752sfff5 A A We fwt. gg, -P' Richard Ochsner: one of our better skiers 'sys ffl' - ,f ' I N, , I 515, - A it s,u ,.,rMfl if A A A A 5, g Q. 1 A .1-V., -Q J.. v fl- 'A :J 'V 2 51, 1f rf,a.,4 '. -3,, - b ' 7' ' A 133' Ad ,sf-,L A A ' 'lv' 1, ' I - A X ' - '- if r-1'5 - f i P- ' 5, A r- i - fe 'f Af.. .'? - A or --. .3- Nor even a barbed wire fence can stop Dana and Ann. let' K Judy Greenup: Try, fry again. Ib' 15, l AQ1 Lf- -. 5'5- 'A Larry Beck: a regular pro .- v t 9 Nancy Nugent, Marlene Holsbo, and Janet Knulsen, three hopefuls, at Ski Acres. 4 L Eiiie and Walda are hard at work for The big .-16' Q we Les Honores, Marilyn Downing and LeRoy Sande, smile happily. night. mn.. I ri! Xb R9 M1 The Pink Poodle has its beginning. O00 la la, it's1he French Line! 68 La programme commence, maimenant! A lot of fuss makes a winning exhibit, ,ww P, 3 ff' f. ,..e - f I '1..,-w-M-wulw l And stir up fun 1 y Ii c U-tsagbivl Sue, Dorothy, and Gerri discover the freshman booth. QL More than one hungry eye at the cake waIk,i1 appears. if ffl .ra J 3 9 31 ,A L WhaT's a Mardi Gras without The mask? Storing up energy To carry on, .T j if For you and me. Up, up, up, and away he goes! 69 Why not try your luck at Bingo? ,Mt 3,w,7,1-,.?5, , ,Z L dv, V5 5 . W 3, ,,7,,, , K V- N MW, W - . .4 .- K k K 4 , we ,. h .ww ' ' Im.. - A ,wif ' X A' W 'fgf2gh,w'sf, . - , , M . MJ N V4 n. , l wily V -f nf-'rl' . , . anus ,,.Q... P9 . Aw- ,., -rf' 'sn' '-,.,,j-as X 'N dx W . ,., , wifi' 2255: '1 K ' f Iff' , -43 iv KWH- ..,...-' M 41,1 ..,,r- -Jil ' -wu,,,.W4 'mum J , --p-,sf-, an L-H. ,-Jul?-4 'hp 1 vY f 'WH fr '-21?. -'- wr :Wu -.af 7 ,aww 'N-,V Q.. Q, .., .M .- 'J-Q' H1 .' . rv' .iii ' Msn, . - if'v'Ti-1-. 5 .wa -fy 1' Q A iqfjifau 5.1 ',, rg V. Xu r Ballard is made up of varied Types of character and personality. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors and seniors all hurrying about add spice and interest to our school life here. STarTung Theur fursT year aT Ballard The Freshmen found Themselves swepT unTo The many excutung acTuvuTues of a new school Teachers buuldungs and rules were quuTe confusung To Thus neophyte class Headung The lusT of accomplushmenTs for The class of 58 us wunnung The All school Clean up campaugn Keepung The school clean for a whole day proved raTher dufTuculT but The deTermunaTuon of The Freshmen won ouT Thus feaT spurred Them on To creatung an ungenuous booTh aT The annual Mardu Gras The Freshman dance appropruaTely called SanTa Shuffle for The ChrusTmas season provuded Top noTch enTerTaunmenT Tor The class Thus was The fursT acTuvuTy sponsored by The Freshmen Thus year Theur TursT year has proved profuTable un helpung To make new acquauntances developung new faceTs of Theur personaluTues and creaTung a sense of re sponsubuluTy Freshmen advuser Mr Smar'u wuTh offucers Margue Neull Duane Maus and Pat HunTer Many Ballard Freshmen came from modern schools luke NaThan Ecksteun Junuor Hugh 74 so TX T7 MIKE CONNER PAT CORBETT FRED CORNELIUS CAMERON CRAIG COLLEEN CRAIG JAMES DALY MAUREEN DEARING CAROLE deCILLIA DOLORES DECKER BETTY DELANO SHIRLEY DIBBLE JOANN DIXON DUANE DOYLE SHARON DRAPER B08 DREKE MIKE DREW EDITH EDGECOMBE LINDA EICHER LOUISE EIKER IRENE EIKEVIK ARNOLD EINMO ANITA ELLER ANNETTE ELLER LYNNE ENGELSEN JOHNNY EPLER BOB ERIKSON LYNDA FAHRNKOPF U 1'- ,E I V- , Y gi I-If I g LV . , P' 'Q ig II Here are the Freshmen 1 A 24 7 9 GAYLE HULTBERG DEANNA HUNT PAT HUNTER JERRY HUSBY ARNLAUG INGEBRETSEN MARTY ION DAVID IRVINE GARY JACKSON GLEN JACKSON BRYAN JACOBSON Q GARY JENSEN PATRICIA JOHNSEN BERNARD JOHNSON BEVERLEY JOHNSON HOLLY JOHNSON LESLEY JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON MARLENE JOHNSON YOLAND JOHNSON RICHARD FARRELL CAROLYN FIX SHARRON FLOURNOY NANCY FOLKESTAD NANCY FORSGREN VIRGINIA FOX JANICE FREEMAN CLEM GIBSON JUDITH GJEIDNES JANNA GOLLIHUR MARGE GRAFF ELSIE GRISWOLD JOANNE GROH BETTY GROSSLAND DAVID GUNDERSON PAMELA HAINES KAREN HALBAKKEN BOB HAMLIN LEROY HANSEN SUSAN HARBERT BEVERLY HARPER JUDY HARWOOD MARILYN HASTIG JOHN HAWKINSON MIKE HEADMAN ERLENE HEDBERG BOB HEMINGWAY DON HENDERSON TOM HENDRICKSON JUDY HERING SONJA HESTON DICK HOBBS BILL HOOPMAN BETTY MAE HORN SUSAN HORN JUDY JOKI X NORMA JOY JAY KAINTZ MAR LENE KERR JUDY KIHLMAN MARYROSE KING DOUGLAS KJALLIN BILL KNAPP 76 Lose something? Paul Sawyer knows where 10 go wnth such a problem W 'T ' ' N , f , K I I K 15 In n x . wg J K V. X ag I an I T I L,' S, ' L' Q , D I . cl ' gk :S 3 sf' W 'uf AV K .fi s s s'A A A A s s W fi, - H? AV i I l I L, u g AA, .,, ... f r LW? 1 4 K M If 5 I i Ewa We must all confess KEN KOHLER ANN KOST KATHLEEN KRULL GARY KUNTZ NORMAN LACHER GAIL LANGDON x DOROTHY LARSON Amen: uxumrzen enwmzn Lsmuuzr rom Lsuscu Psscv unoasnc mmm: unsnuo nAvuo Luna: mcx MAGNER ' ssrrv Mzuuon sAu.v MAnsnALL Juov Mzuzsnuux L noumx Mnnrsu. 5' KENN MARTIN 'Y LAUREL wuzrvsus susnu Mncnsrr Sb MAYA MAUCE DIANE MAus aonms Mezxvov Jonv MQCALL 4, SANDRA McCLURKEN wnv Mcconvms DALE McDANIAL ANNE McMILLlN NORA MEDEMA JOSEPH MOLVIK Q.. KATHLEEN MOORE KAY MOORE MIKE MOORE if i Q63-1 fl ,i 51'-My ' -5 A., J Oh' Oh' These Freshmen have a problem Students soon learn where to go for counseling 77 atv 40 -4 1 WW MARIBETH MORRIS MARJORIE MORRIS BRUCE MOSER RANDOLPH MURPHY MARGIE NEILL ELAINE NELSON WALTER NELSON LOUISE NICHOLAS EMILY NILSEN JIM NORWOOD JOHN OHLSON RONALD OLSON GERALD OSSINGER GARY OWEN JEAN PAHLMAN CHARLENE PETERSON JOYCE PETERSON PATRICIA PHIFER DICK PIERCE TED PIERCE PAT RADKE GARY REEVE BILL RENICK STUART RICHES IAN ROBERSTON JIM ROBINSON SHIRLEY ROGERS Y 1 1 - 9 A E -'V I Q f R xx A 4- V by 3 Y X ' V A I ,, ,Y W! W: A: V -, 'f V' , ,,,., V I DON MCPARLAND k K 1 if J' 9, . gk, A I yu 1 SK If 5 I ' I I A - I , E , 'D Q ' tv ,'.,,.,, aww - '1 K K- q , I I Q ' if L W . Q? -5 'E If-49 V , -fe Q, I xx Q W , l . L ' Nil L-4 U' WD' F H Ci ' , K - J , ' 51 They have not get got the facts JUDY ROSBERG RALPH SALMON CAROLYN SALVESEN JEANNETTE SANDBLOOM JERRY SANTWIRE PAUL SAWYER LEO SCHERRER MIKE SCHMALZ DON SCHULTZ GARY SEESE SHAROL SHANER MARVIN SHANNON FRANCES SIGURDSON JOHN SIGURDSON 'T PAT SIMMONS BRENT SLETMOE DARLENE SMITH WILLIAM SNIPES SONJA SOLLAND MARGARET SORACCO A JEANNE SOUFFAY MW KAREN STAVE JOHN STONE LYNDON SWANSON v ,Q , Jovcs muon PATT WALBERG B08 WALKER DICK WARNER DICK WEATHERMAN BEVERLY WEBSTER ORVAL WICK JOHN WILKERSON GENE WILLARO DON WILLIAMSON SHARON WILLIS MARGIE WILSON 69' PAT WILSON SALLY WILSON MARLENE WILTFONG JOANN WIPPEL SANDRA WITSOE NANCY WOOD DORIS WOOOY MARCIA THOMAS LARRY THOMASON MARSHA THOMPSON WAYNE THORPE RICHARD TIERNEY JOHN TONER ROLV TRIGSTAD SANDY TYNES JIM VADNAIS JAMES VAN PATTEN Y RONNIE WOOLMS 'G SUSAN YANK i sf Bashful Freshmen attend Christmas dance 78 I ' .9 . -Sf gf Y 5' I ? vvlln X , .W ,I 3 , , Q' ' 'Aj , 4 , A ,. ax ff f I N 4 . K SA F? 7, ' ' 'M 1 X H I :X , ' A - 'V 1. I I . I . . 'NT' Q ' ' ln I M 1 B I A' 1 A by nv V7 C I I A X x ,V 'A 1 ' - P fl Ll x A. :yr N3 'K . Give them cz year or less S. 79 These busy sophomores are really go get ters this year Right from the start they were on the ball and one of thetr ftrst bag protects was theur Chrtstmas dance very appropriately entltled Co I Yule It was a bug success Next came the Mardi Gras and the class of 57 was rlght on the spot wlth their Wheel of Fortune booth whlch really drew the crowds They went all out and even rattled off a bug panda bear Thetr next dance went over wtth a bug bang too and cltmaxed their acttvttles tor the year So you may readily see that this year s sophomores are truly up wtth the ttmes and they arent Ietttng anythtng sllp by them Sophomore Class advtser Mr Hat ton and class offtcers Judy Ftsh Cathte Blornstad and Susan Alktre Sophomores take field trtp to modern museum tn Seattle Sophomores BETTY AARON SHARON AHLEN SUSAN ALKIRE DICK ALMQUIST IDA ALSVICK LEON ANDERSEN 5- ., s X YY' X U1 X I I Qxm Ex A Sf? 2'-A f l 1 - fx ALICE ANDERSON LARRY ANDERSON fa SHARON AnDERson I, : 1 vfy ' X Time our for lunch a1Zesto. DEAnn BEIDECK l 3 V1 5 M W, I SHARON BELL GWEN BENDELE ,, JOAN BEnoIr CHUCK BENSON I 5' si M 4' LEONARD BENSON -f f I- HOWARD BEPG 7 'A' 'Cf V 'b owen BERG , w I X Q ,- SUSAN ANDERSON H . 4 X 5 X R I, A ' JIM ANDREWS I LARRY ANTRIM , DIANE AR1rAzIA V ,LA A.. JANE AsLAnIAn A aff 9- ' 4' I ' 4, ' JILL Arxlns -Q-, .rg ' NANCY BAILES 'f ' I f 3 C PAT BAILEY fx - . MAXLYN BALrzo 5 xg ,I 'A ,,.,,W E ' FRED BARENE H - 'E ' BILL BARIIAM A DENNIS BARYLEU 2 J , . ' ca SHARON BAss , 4 I xi I... EDDIE BEARD I V- , 6 W A -7' fy- CAROLYN BEESON 5 V , U ' nIARcIA BEHRENDS Y , 'Y 4 2 N. X S. A K I A K f K f X' . JOHN BERGSTROM SAM BERNIIARDI 1 CAYIIIE BJORNSTAD 4 sf ,Q 44 JERRY BLAKE - X--W A, JIM BLosL QV Z ri? fy 1? Boa BLUMENTIIAL 'ME L 'I BARBARA BLunIM 4 NL Q W 74' M' ' CAROL BOBIN BILL BOLSTER , , ,, ,,, PHILIP BORDERS 5- 9 ' RE' ' ' , PAY Boss: 5- -. g .,, , -- CAROL BOVIER W, if va BARBARA BowER U , 'S BRIAN BOYD C ' I A If ' I ' LINDA BRANDAL ' GARY BRAY ,4 1- J Lvnn BROUGH 9 I 1 ,Q I IUDY Bnown Q9 uf ir . 'R -7 .- ' - WARD BROWN 'BI ' . y, Y Boa BRUCE x X X ' A JOAN BRYANT si A 'X I N, I S A l l TOM BRYANT . BILL BUCHAN I A , , IoAnnE BuonIcx Q Q , lb ' 4' ' -' DIANE BUNTON an Q Q- . , Q, ' ,'., EDDIE BURKE 9 'I A WALTER BURNETT K ,L 5 CAROL suRRIs1on 'L Y 1 X A RICHARD ausEY I - LYMAN BYERsDoRr 4 1. J 5 BRUCE CAMERON ' 5 DIANE CAMPBELL pg lv gb , -, N ' Ionn CAMPBELL f-' -' v' MYRON CORLEY . wx X ,I 41. cARLEEn CARLSON 81 The best of sports F' -A Studious athletes. CLAUDE CARLSON DICK CARLSON MARIANNE CARNAHAN BEVERLY CARPER ROSEMARY CARR TOM CARSON KAREN CARTER JED CASEY CAROL CASPERSEN GERALD CHARLES SONDRA CHEIRRETT MIKE CHESTER RUTH CNIVALL SUSAN CLARK ,. .V Q9 v PAT COLLINS -f EL A GERALD CONAHAN B W. X qs 'E K X 1 L A uIYRoN coNLEY K .A . ,.. , .- I A , . -A-3, M ng K G, ., PAT tONNoLLY X ' ' JANICE CONRAD , I Q F KAREN CORNELL ' IZ 5- ,. ' If' , -A GILBERT CRAIG 'I W g , , . -f - fa DILL CRAVEN fy, Ad' QQ? Q MARILYN CROSSLAND X N. ' Y Iv PAT cRoucII 'S , E Q A K E 5 I Q , ALAN cusms h .1 I- 'lf' 1 f' JACQUELINE DAIILIIEEK I . A' JOSETTE DAvIs I 4 cl DAvE DEARDEN - A, MARJEAN DELEAU ... A , E M ... 9 NIARGIE DIMAK 2' --' 'Q 'I DEATRICE DOBLE i - A I WI IIARRIET DocKsrADER A I g I, 4 I E DICK DOW GLORIA DowNING ,inf-E in ,A A R - PENNY DREEWES ' Q I G I JUDY DuPuIs -, I I b I I VIOLA ECKLAND We ' I 6 , J I QQ GLEN ECLINGER i f - . . I' I - - BILL EICHER 1? 'I . '15 1: ' KEN EIDSVOOG I - 1 t H E .X , . NANcIE EIsENIaERG L . A A SIIARDN ELINE 'I I - SHARON ELLINGsoN G, JACKIE ENDDRE Y . JEANNE ENGEL uf :. 'W Q, GAY ENGELSEN I k SIG ENGELSKJEN . , 5 if' Q 1 W i 0 x 5 i I K I A DORIS ENNEN Q 'S , DAvE ERIcKsoN I C . 5 A SANDY ERICKSON ' ,, - MONETTE FARMER f 4 Q 5, C' ' 'L' DON EARR Cv A '14 , 1 ,,. LINDA FEDERSPIEL 'ff 'f Y , , W .L YVONNE FIELD , . W A I I 5 5 ' A I 'I 'RWM G, ' . BARBARA FISH 1 W JOAN FISH . I I JUDY FISH fa A LINDA FISHER X V GARY FLETCHER 3 -91 gi RALPH FLEWELLING K KATNRYN ELINK A . I XI XL U L i . MARION FOLMAR STUART FORD - I . JIM FOSTER A ., - - , DON FOTHERINGHAM C M 0 i t i BRUCE EowLER :L 'J .. 5 - RoLLENE ERIAR ' 'Q' l ' KEN ERAzIEIz i 1 v-X 82 these sophomores are DIANNE FREDERICK THELMA FREDRICKSON AUDREY FULTON DAVE FULTON DON FUNES DAVID GAENZ GORDON GAGNAN GLADYS GALLUP DONNA GARDINER SANDY GEFELLER CARLITA GEORGE STEVE GILBERTS DEANNA GOLICK JIM GOOLSBY TERRY GRABER ELLEN GRAVES MERRY LEE GREATHOUSE JUDY GREEN MARILYN GREEN SID GREEN PAUL GREINER JOHNNY GUFFEY JOYCE GUFFEY GARY GUNDERSON MARILYN GURNEY INES GUSTAFSDN ANN HAGE CAROL HAGEN CAROLYN HAHN LONNIE HALVERSON JIM HAMLIN ALLEN HAMMON SANDY HANAFORD r at , sk W .9 K :IS . T- A I FN Q . L' f, J -J Pat Conley and Duck Dansnngberg look at the sports news ARLINE HANSEN GLORIA HANSEN KARI HANSEN ROSINA HANSEN SYLVIA HANSEN PAM HANSMAN DAVID HARDWICK BARBARA HARGER JUDY HARRIS HERB HARJES PHILLIP HASTINGS SANDRA HAUGSETH BURTON HAVILAND MARILYN HAWKINS BARRY HAWLEY GARY HAZLEGROVE KERRY HALGESON , 'P sums: usumucxs mcx Hsunmcxsen 4 noaoms HENLEY :Anon Meunum . ,,,,, LINDA Mena Anon mcxs nonzsn mcuv 2 noon umrceu E, sun Hooosou V umnv norm: 7 noucus Hou Jo Hon Jovcz Hounuo env noun 4 BERT MUBENTHAL L an Hun 7 summon Hurmn N Jennv :Lu HERMAN INDRIDSON MARIE IRVINE VIRGINIA IRVINE ARLENE JACOBSON MARJORIE JANNEY BOB JENSEN JERRY JENSEN ERNEST JOHANSEN CLARA JOHNSON CRAIG JOHNSON HAROLD JOHNSON JUDY JOHNSON KAY JOHNSON KINGSLEY JOHNSON LAURIE JOHNSON LINNEA JOHNSON MELINDA JOHNSON NILS JOHNSON ROSALIE JOHNSON DONNA LEE JOHNSTON ALICE JONES JUDY JORDAN DARLENE JORGENSEN DALE JORGENSON BUD JORGUSON BOB JUNGAR DON KAIVOLA BILL KAOLD ANGELINE KARALIS ALBERT KARLS PATTY KIPPLE DONALD KERZIE JOAN KIMBROUGH -r sf man. upon a star, -am , BILL MATIIEwS A, SHARON MATSDN ,M ' DON MAYTHEWS - 5, 41 'S GENE MAXWELL ' I L DON MccLAIN Iv, M, V PAT MBELAIN f' 'I Qi TL i Tx ,,.,.. ,H BARBARA MECLELLAN I -I 1' I MICKEY McDONAlD -- ,4,. ESREVIA MEFARLANE 'F' 'X 1 , g , I X A I R K Students absorb Words of WIsdom. MIKE MEGILL I V I SANDRA McIALwAIN RICHARD MELAUGNLIN K , 9 TIIERESA MELDUGIILIN - ' 2 ' ' Q A I DEAN MEREYNDLDS if -- V. DONNA MECKLING Uf Ra' N' -- ART MEDEMA L4 If I DENNIS MEEIIAN I A 1. - KITTY MEGDNNIGIL W 'VM' JOEL MENOLD ,S I TIIDRLEIE MICHALSEN - J -., aj JIM MILLER A 'F -Q Y - CAROLYN MILLER I , a 9, 5, MARGIE MILLER T - I STEVE MITCHELL Q ,Q DICK MOLVICK - B B' A DON MOLVICK - BARBARA MONSON A I I ALVIN MOORE Q ,fl b PAT MoRRIssEv N ' 'T 4- VAL MDSALSKT 1 - - Qi s- U CLIFFORD Muzzv v 'X V I 2, NORMAN MYKLEBUST S RICHARD NEIILS fQ X . IX ,, IIII Im I A I A . ARLENE NELSON I Q - BDB NELSON 2 ' Y... ' 4 9, ' DIANE NELSON Q3 ' '-f A gh-5 . KEN NELSON vw X f 'C' I LEONARD NELSON f ff I V J Q E CAROL ANN NESS 4. . I - R 'Q .Q 1, KAREN NESS I I ' ERNIE NIcIIoLsoN I - BILL NIEKERSDN 5' J FRANCES NIEKDLDEE -' Avy , - .. -f MERLE NILSON 7 ' 9 f V! SIGRID NILSON 4 SHARON NORDENBERG x ,I A 1 X I1 BARBARA NDREEN . ,, S, My M, ,Q DON NOREEN DENNIS NOREN 5' L' A' M ROD NORMAN E T. .fy Ia! :X V ROSE MART NORMAN ' ' -f GARV ocI-ISNER W wANDA OLMSTED . Q V JERRY OLSEN W' ,, J wumfp KAREN oLSEN I RONALD OLSEN ., 2 JANIDA OLSON -.A 0 , JIM ONEILL 'U I V' SUSIE DRR 5 X A gf, JANIEE ossINGER -i I fi I! - L 'B A SNARRON OVERHUS . . D' ,1 CAROL ANN ovERsvEE . , ELISSA PALLAS 4' A 'Q 9 CAROL PALM ,Q Q, V .J L- VANCE PATTERSON I 'J 'ff f MIKE RATTISDN 11 . , 'SLAM -I E, JIM PECHTL EINAR PEDERSEN ,Q .4- They study hard 14-ssl ef boys geftmg acquamted wnh the Boys Club Room ' ,-s '70 LEONARD SHERSTAD X ELISE PEDERSEN JANE PEMBERTON FRANK PETERS COLLEEN PERKINS MARLENE PETERSON ANITA PHELPS DICK PIERCE NANCY PIERCE PHIL PIERCE JIM POPE DICK POTTER CAROL PRICE BETSY PRINCE GEORGE RAE SHIRLEY RANDAZZO PAT REARDEN PAT REED ALICE REICHEL RON REICHELDERFER DEAN REIFF MAUREEN RHODES GLENDA RICHARDS NEIL RICHARDSON SUSAN RICHARDSON WALTER RIDDLE BARBARA RINGHOFFER PATTY RITCHEY SHERRV RITCHIE JOANNE ROAN JUDY ROBBINS 'J KEN ROBERTSON JUDY ROBINSON MYRNA ROBINSON X A ELVA ROOTVIK A f N73 . aoa ROSS . mcx Rossl fp TERRY RoswELL H .. ,L RAYMOND ROTTER :N I 'H -1 cIIERvL ROWE A 1 - ,L II ANITA ROY , A., L Q 5 - '- 'I A MAURICE RuDIsELL ' ' ' A H cRIs1INE RUTLEDGE ' xAv Runsncs -2 .J ,y , v BRENDA Rurns ' I Q BARBARA RYERSON S! Q' ' RQ' JERRY SADLER 7 I as , JUDY SAGE ,E L, 2 W I IA Q ' ' SUNNY SALANDER ,,f:, ' - A l-- DAVE E. SALMON - A ' 5 . KENNETH SALTZGIVER I I ' 1. BETTY sALvEsEN , N' X I-. I ARLENE SANDEERG Q -Q ,t I A -- , BILL SANDS K I f JERRY scIIINoLER E- I 1 L n Nu JOANN SCHLUMB f A' I RONALD SCHMITZ - A E I ' LYNN SCIIMDILE - ' LINDA scIIRoEDER , DIANE scIIuLaERc ' , CHRIS scIIwEIrzER v 1 , 9 WILLIS SCHULTZ , , X x 'A I I , X IX 5. - 1 A A I DAvE SEEFELDT - L . DICK SELIGMAN LINDA SEXTDN A R' ' - I BILL SHARP 9' L Lf '9 TONI SHARP 4 -. f DELAINE SHAVER 1 a A 86 and play you see RON SHILLING MARGE SHORT JIM SHULER GAIL SHURTLEFF CAROLYN sIGuRDsoN ROBERT sIMENsEN v -u Q 1 'CP' i A 'Q DAVID SIMMS sos sIMoNsEN A, MARY ANN SIMPSON : -1 L Sophomore girls getting acquainted with the Girls Club Room DAVID SKARTVEDT 'aw GEORGE sIcINNER A I DON SMITH I ROGENE SMITH 6 , . , RDNNIE SMITH , , SAMUEL SMITH Dc' 1 LENIYA SODER fi f U ARLENE soDERDERG X 1 li MARLENE SOHOL ,4,. lv' CAROLYN SOHOLT - I ' CAROL sPIEGELDERG JUDY sPILLER ROSE MARIE sPoNNEIM , ... RONALD SPRINKLE -Q Z DoN STANCIK . ' JANILL STANSBURY - '1 A L l LLOYD STAVE f A PAT STEARNS A CALVIN STEELE BILL STEPHEN - 1' ,: P -,J - DUNCAN STEWART - g . 1- M ' ,, , ., GARY STORDAHL Y7 .:. jf, w-.. - SONIA STDRIIILL - EDNA STRANDE . KAY STUESTALL KEN suNDIN Q - J YVONNE SURYAN , ' - .4 - 1' K 1 DorrIE swANaY 3, 5 ,gf -9 - 3,1 MARY SWADENER , ' f ff' DICK SWANSON 1 . x EDDIE SWANSON R A fi l 1 M L '-5 P' N' 7' ' MARJIE SWANSON . SANDRA swANsoN 1, , ARLINE TAPP ANN TAYLOR .7 - ,-- PEGGY TAYLOR - ' N , 'T LEROY TENNEPoss as Y - P. 1 X PERRY rNERsoN X A X A I 'Q I Nl - A ff non THOMS ' NA GAYE MARIE TMOMASON ' SHARON THOMPSON I 0 JOANNE THORDARSON 1 -f L. sf! SUSAN TORKELSON - f , v Dos TRAETDN - X M R JIM TUCHER xx L . S R 'L L 1, , ' I 33 MARIE TUFT -5 , 5. JEANIE ULVESTAD 1 . MYER UNGER A 'K .L.. EINAR URI QA - I--' -- VALERIE VANDER HOEK 7' U - MYRNA VANDERHOOF 2 NEIL VAN Nov I ' W. l .L ' ' PETE VAN NESS . E ALBERT vAN sANrEN Q' vt: ' S 0 ' JEg2T!AVulgby:gH --, ' I NENA vuLGAREs YY 5' V A f EARL wALDAL . MIKE WALKER 1 x . 87 Preparing for -zv Interests other than currtcular keep students busuly occupxed DEANNA WALL DAVID WARD MURRAY WARD RUTH WARNER DON WEAVER LARRY WEIMER RON WENGER JAN WENNER NORM WERNER BARBARA WERTH PAT WESBERG JIM WHALEN SHIRLEY WHITLEY DEL WILSON MIKE WILSON FRED WOOD SANDRA WOOD CURTISS WRIGHT JACK WRIGHT MARILYN WYMAN ROY YATES KAREN YOUNG BOB DAVIS BRIAN ELLIS DAVE SEIFELDT I I .do D , -,W A I V. DAVE WYNTER , .9 88 the days to be. Sophomores look forward to another Beaver vucfory on the grrdnron ZA Lnstemng can be lust as xmportant as recntnng mn the class room 89 What s his name gurls? I , . . , . 1- The officers for the Junior Class are Jo Butler, president, Nancy Nugent, vice president, and Janet Knutsen, sec- retary. Mr, Blessing is their advi Keeping up with the modern pace of today, the Juniors started out the year with a bang by sponsoring a roller skating party, Junior Wheels Roll. They became golfers for their Pitch and Putt booth at the Mardi Gras and then turned nautical for their reception held in February. These busy Juniors will always re- member the three pep assemblies, one featuring Sandy leder- man as guest speaker, their P.T.A. dance, and participation in the festivities during White Day. To make the year complete they donned sharp-looking suits and frothy formals to usher at Baccalaureate and Commencement. I i i M H 1 i W J' .v ' 77 ' ,--if f F' 'M' I .Q J .- g cfs' y, 1 ,. tj 'M ,wt ,W es N .4 nik Ay ie. 1 7 f , i , , e-ei Q ' si 1 K K we ' ' . f 4 at ii w Juniors bask under the modern lines ofthe Federal Court House. 90 Juniors Q.-'YQ' Blessung Jumor Adviser discusses borany wnh Sandy Fnebug and Margie Kestle JOHN BELLAMY WAYNE BENDIXSON BOB BENNETT SHARON BENNETT TED BENSON OZZIE BERG GARY BERGESON CAROL BERGLAND FRED BIEL BARBARA BJORNSON DENNIS BJORNSON RAY BJORNSON RUTH BLACKMORE WILL BLOM BETTY BLOMOUIST MEREDITH BOAG DAN BOIVIN DIANE BRANDAL BOYD BRANNAN JACK BRASTAD CHARLENE BREEN DALE BRENDEN DOYLE BREWINGTON AL BROWN BOB BROWN SANDRA BROWN CHARLES BUGGE ROCHELLE BURKE DENNY BURNS ARDA BURTON JO BUTLER BOB CARL JOAN CARLSEN JUNE CARLSEN ED CARR 44 ik Y KEITH ACKERLUND EDDIE ADAMS HELEN ADAMS ED AKSDAL JOHN ALBER CAROLE ALBERTSEN LILLIAN ALCOY TED ALMOUIST JUDY ALMSTEAD DAVID L ANDERSON DAVE M ANDERSON DIANE ANDERSON FRED ANDERSON GAIL ANDERSON KAREN ANNIBAL EILEEN ARNOLD BETTY BAKER MARILYN BALCOM KAY BALL BARBARA BALLARD DONNA BARGER ERLENE BARNES LINDA BARNES JANET BARRETT LANNON BARTON GLORIA BECKER sv T 1.4! 1 , jf N 1 ' I A w. rf' V 6, c , -2? 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I . . 6 4 6 , S of I 'X .1 I I X I nn 9 91 Now we have the juniors NORMAN CASE JEANETTE CHASE SCOTT CHAMBERS PAT CIIEATHAM BOB CHRISTIAN WALTER CHODYKIN szmnl cmusrenson A A A BUD CLARK LEAH CLARK ALAN CLAUSEN SANDRA CLEARY JOAN CLEMENS 7' BARBARA CLEVENGER RON CLINTON ll My JANETTE CLOUSE CAROLYN COATNEY BILL COALE da PAT COLES - gl lv 1-'V DIANE CONDON JANIE CONLEY ROSALIE CONRAD M9 RAYMOND COOK STEVE COWDEN ul BARBARA COWLING LYNN COY LE JEANNE CRAFT GLORIA CROWLEY Young modems make new fashnons pw Q l 'rv ' LA Ayl mv-Mm Q'-Q lk Www-:nw E M A L45 ALA F? f L 1 Ll 92 MORRY CRUM DICK CURTIS BEVERLY DALE HELEN DAVIS JANICE DAWSON JOANN DAWSON DEANNA DELONG ANDY DESROSIER KAREN DETTMAN GARY DICKSON RICHARD DILLON CAROL DOHERTY JOYCE DOWNING DANNY DRAGLAND LOWRY DREKE CHARLOTTE ECCLES GARY EGAN GARY EILERS JUDY EKMAN ELIDA MAE ELSTAD DEE ANN ENGELSEN JUDY ENGSTROM TED ENGSTROM DELORES ERICKSON INGA ERICKSON BARBARA ERK CARL EVENSON DAVID FADDIS JIM FARMER BARBARA FARRELL DON FENNER TOM FERGUSON SANDRA FIEBIG VIRGINIA FIELD 'fx fe 9 ' :I 4 . 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Iv' - 5, sos Fucx E f sos roos sos FORHAM DARLENE FOSMARK BONNIE FRAIR DARLENE FRAIR SONJA FRAKI SHIRLEY FRANCIS CONNIE FRASER KARIN FREDRICKSON DARRELL FROST Lois FULTHROP LARRY GALVIN MLRLAM GATES MEL GENRE W ' GAIL GLAVER ToM GIDLUND BARBARA GJERDE EDWIN GJOSUND ALISON GLASE Lingua MICKEY GOLICK if GLORIA GONSER bf ' MARGL sonnou GLORIA GOUCHER -7 Bob Flnck pamomames hrs versnon of Cry Ream cRAvEs MERRIJO cREnLER - JERRY GREENBERG some GREGORY ,,,, LoRErrA sR1rfm4 eos snow TERRY GULDEN A -A -uoumw ...J ff CAROL GUSTAFSON LARRY HACHTEL HARRIETT HACKNEY BILL HAGEN NORM HAGEN GEORGE HAGEVIK K Cv T' R HOWARD HAIMES MVRNA HALL n GARY MALLs1RoM ALr MALSBOG TED MAMLIN NORMAN HAMMER ' H KAY HANLEY TED MANSEN MARILYN HANSON MARTIN HANSON BARBARA HARPER 6 -, ROGER HARRINGTON '7 5 CHUCK HARRIS 'N DON HARRIS RAYMOND HARRIS un. AAJA EILEEN HARTUNG 'W F Q CLAUDETTA HAWKINS EVELVN HEDMAN non HEDSTROM , JACK HENsEL '1 ' .- DICK HERLNG 'E Jorm HERMAN A h 93 I I 5' Ei '5 1 . 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A ., Q 'x ' -1 ' 4 1 7 Iv o , I L. f A They re a class thats really smooth T T SHARON HERUM JUDY HESSLER MIKE HILL MARYANNE HILTON JIM NITE RANDI HODDEVIK CAROL HOEM JERRY HOEFER MARTHA HOLDER GARY HOLLAND ALICE HOLM RICHARD HOLMAN MARLENE HOLSBO PEARL HOLTEN JOAN HOMSHER BETTY HORST PARKS HOUSE BARBARA HOVING RON HOWELL LENETTE HUBER ANN HUDSON BILL HUNDLEY MYRTLE IVERSEN BY JACOBSEN BRUCE JACOBSON GLEN JACOBSON LINDA JACOBSON T Al ,W- i 'E' A L News flash' Baby lizard born s..f MYRNA JAY ROY JENNINGS TOM JENSEN VIRVE JOAORG DON JOHANSEN ARLENE JOHNSON BUD JOHNSON DICK JOHNSON GERRI JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSON LORNA MAE OHNSON RUTH JOHNSON PHILIP JOHNSON RAY JOHNSON BOB JOKI JERRY JONASON GEORGE JONES HELEN JUDGE SVEN KALVE JAMES KAMM FRANK KANE MYRNA KAUL ALICE KELLER RON KELLEY BOB KERSLAKE YVONNE KESSLER MARGIE KESTLE SHARON KIENITZ CARMEN KILGORE DAVE KINCAID BILL KING EDWINA KING l'xA.X.x.. 94 HOWARD KING RALPH KINNEY DERAL KIZER l 11 T ,il P -,. A L Q .3 A L-XA , .. I 1 www , I ' + , , J , V l -' -. ' +- ' ,f 3 xv C I 1 'A : T V' 'ir sv ,l 'Y I -:- YL ' I- l J I - Next year they hope to rule. -'- '-new fir DARLENE KLEVE NORM KLOUZAL SONJA KNUDSEN JANET KNUTSEN .-v DAVE KRINGLE dv. Al ng hw -r DICK KUNZ ED LAGERQUIST CAROL LANE INA LANG NORM LARSON JACK LEE DEE LEFEBVRE MARILYN LEGGE A..A K LL mmm wa. Dave Pehlmg and Barbara Glerde contrubufe their Beaver pennues to help bunld the Ballard Hospntal GWEN MANTHEY ARMAND MARION DARRELL MARKEY MARLYNN MARSDEN SHARON MARSHALL DON MARTIN DEAN MASHINTER MARY MASSETM CAROL MATHISEN PAT McAFEE BILL MCCAFFERTY MARGARET MCCANN LORALEA McCULLUM GAIL McDANlEL PATRICK MCDANIEL COLLEEN MCDERMOTT DICK MCDONALD BILL MCGRATH DANA MCKUNE FARE MCLAUCHLAN PEGGY McPHERSON RAY MEARS KEN MEBERG JEANETTE MELINAT v JANET MELINE rw LORRAINE MELSBO JOAN MESSAGIE DON METZ SHARON MEYER KATHY MEYERS DRIENNA MILLARD DICK MILLER FRED MILLS EVELYN MIZNER FLORENCE MOGG BOB LEHMAN MITZI LEIBST .L JOAN LEMONDS JANICE LEUFKENS RUTH LIEN BOB LINDGREN f 1 NANCY LINDSTROM RONNIE LONG SHARON JUDGE JOHN LUNDIN JEAN MAGGERISE KATHRYN MALLETT SUSAN MANOLIDES ev, Z? 'N 1L.44 AL: ,4 MW rv K L..A BARBARA KUHLMAN TT Their a tiuities throughout the year PAT Mom LARRY Moons MARILYN MORMAN GRANT Moms ozone: Momuson ELDORA MOSDAHL ANNETTE MOUNTAIN A 5 Ah ELAINE MUIRHEAD BOB MUNSELL JOHN MUSSELMAN CHARLES NEBENFUHR EDNA NELSON ELAINE NELSON JOHNNY NELSON NANCY NELSON JEAN NESS SHERELL NESS 1-' TERRY NEVES ' JAMES NEWSDN DON NIELSON LYNN NORDBY INA NORTH NANCY NUGENT DIANE NUTTALL DAN 0 BANNON DICK OCHSNER 5:1 0 DONNELL L Q3 an w v, Their work helped make the Junior Dance Slenghrnde Serenade a bug success il SHARON OJENDYK JUDY OLMSTEAD DON OLSBY V1 ARTHUR OLSEN DONNA OLSEN RONALD OLSEN DIANE OLSON Q' ,-v Yuma olcx OLSON NORMAN OLSON DONALD o MALLEY ., son on PAT OSBORN DICK ovnm PETER OWEN Alu ALXAA KERRY PACKARD BILL PALMER PAT PATRICK .TJ DAVE PAYNE GERALDINE PEDERSEN JANICE PEDERSEN SUSAN PEDERSEN W nihnh nAvm PEHLING CARL Penis JOHN PETERSEN -W esvsruv PETERSON CAROLYN PETERSON :moans PETERSON . LYNN PETERSON ,QQ- PAULA PETERSON DARLENE PHELPS DONNA PHILLIPS 1-4 - GARY PLOE HAROLD PONCIN PHYLIS POOL H L MA. 1 LW' POPE' 96 - x 5. A Z I I ':,-' Ts, , I ,- A I 'A V Y I 1s 4' 1-7 Pg 1 L7 Y., 'W' A an .4 Il W ' , 'l J . ,is ,w 3 V I xg I 'Sf 1 x . . 'fir ' A I A - , M52 A ' '14 'X I ED I gf' 1 I K F V , I .,7,, GI f: Q K Q13 1? ,H V sf A i.: J ' , iv 1 V I. o Q- Q, ' f V A - b ' : 'I 3 K -.. 1 A ' L T A .., . I 71. P: 5 A. lv 1 if 1 .51 ' ........' Ax . . Q I b A .b ., . ' A 4 K I , M am , Iv- I tr Q were so many and so neat, FUD,- E F l .., w-1 5 i f.s'fWA1 rr-nn. J The Band plays and the gurls sung as The Beavers fught thenr way to victory' LORETTA RUSSELL JACK RUTLEDGE JANE SANDBURG AL fx 6 ... ROBERTA PURVIS GERALD RAKESTRAW CHARLENE REES ANN REEVES JOHN REEVES PAT REGAN JACKIE REID GERALD REINES RONALD RENSHAW ELMER RETTIG DELORES REYNOLDS MARGARET RICHEY DON RIEDEL ROBERTA RINDY DOROTHY RISTAU MIKE RITTER JIM RDAN DON ROBERTSON COLLEEN ROCKAS KAREN ROLIE ART RORVICK JOAN ROSBERG NANCY ROSE SUSIE ROSTAD GWEN ROTHERMEL WILBUR RULE NEIL RUNDQUIST Jo sAnrz 9 V CAROLE SCHLEITWEILER GAY SCHOLZ LEE SCHULENBURG N ELEANOR SCHULTZ EVAN SCHWAB ROSALIE SCOTT CHARLES SEE DONALD SEIDEL CAROL SELBY MARLIES SELLHAST Ar .. is I A BARBARA SEPPALA WW 1 Lim BEVERLY SEVCIK A DALE SHANNON CAROL sum f A MARCLA SHELBY ' JEAN SHOEMAKER ... Q2 ...M CAROLE snonr :moans SIBLEY nonomv slcuansou LORENE sLMPsoN BARBARA saws PAUL SIQUELAND KARN sxocsu A A JOHN SKOMMESA MIKE SKOUGE BARBARA SMITH CAROL SMITH GORDON SMITH HAROLD SMITH M71 PEARL sosou . - K x A LA A 97 9. 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'I' g J l f, V f , . - L H 9 Q ty! 1 Iways trying to do their best ANN SOLLAND BILL SONNE EVELYN SORRENTINO DAVE STANLEY S FRANCES STANLEY X GEORGE STARR JERRY STEELE JERRY STEIK VALERIE STEVENS JOYCE STEWARD BRENT STIENECKER -, BEVERLY STOESER ' JOAN STRAND RAY STRAND JACK STRATTON so STRICKLAND RAY srmscx Gwen snows N noe srucxzv CIIARLENE sruvs MARGUERITE sunnr FEBE SVENHARD SVEIN STRAND ELEANOR SWENSEN GARY SWENSON NANCY SYSTAD CLIFFORD TAPP Junlors enfertam parents ai thenr recephon Off Shore DARRYL TAPP VIRGINIA TAYLOR NANCY TELSTAD SHARON TERRACE 9 PATRICIA THOMPSON HELEN THOMSON MARILYN THORP 444 JIM THUMLERT MIKE IIERNEY ARLENE rosoomou rsmzv TRAMMELL V, C. rom msec: RICHARD mourns - NANCY VAUGIIN ANNA VICKLUND KAREN VIRDELL DON WALLACE JANET WARD DOUGLAS WARNE KENNY WATKINS LA! LLL lAlK I A HMWMSON yawn mg AL WEAVER KENNETH WEBSTER MARIE WECKER KEN WEIMER 5 CAROLYN WELCH JEAN WELCH JOAN WELCH LAAA .5 K CAROLYN WELLS JIM wemz JOAN WERLICH MARCIA WIIEELING LAUREL WHITE PATRICIA WHITE L 1 A A m SHARON WLCK 98 1 5 3 V ,J - Y 3- Pi . Q k,Q A . K 4 I Ea gl 9 A I 2 I I I' -svn . 1 J I I . Q Z- 'T Q 'QV I -1 Ti L , 'Ami :svn .:,. , I A ' 'E 5 I ff - L 1 I Q LIJL I 4- I S , Q. I 1' 3 . 'By 'I ' K - 5 ww I - K VV V gf 'li ,. 5 I A lf' I ' 3 gg E I I A , K n Q And never admlttmg defeat vu 11 es What a year! is the opinion of the seniors. The class of '55 labored for suc' cess. Not all their time was spent in working. Bruised and sore, they returned from the skating party l'm A Rollin'! They screamed and cheered at the tootball games and laughed at the play You Can't Take lt With You. Months ot preparation went into the Mardi Gras! Despite all the weeks ot worry, it became an unforget- table success, These seniors tried their luck at the various games and admired the displays prepared by the organizations. The crowning ot the Les Honorables attracted many envious, but friendly glances of the seniors' classmates. The Pink Poodle night club and Carousel dance provided fun tor all. They studied too! Some classes tackled were Physics, Civics, Health Ed, and Law. Home Living, a new course on marriage problems, was a tavorite of boys as well as girls. May brought White Day again. The students dressed in white created Seniors fi' Class Adviser, Miss Quigley, Vice President, Clark Good- man, President, Terry Goodman, Secretary, Jerri Horat. a pretty picture. Two deserving seniors were honored for their work. June came, seniors busily prepared term papers and took exams. During Senior Week they marched tearfully to Auld Lang Syne at the Moving-Up Assembly, showed big appetites at the Senior Banquet, enioyed swimming at the Senior Picnic, proudly received diplomas at the Commencement, were solemn at the Bacca- laureate service and danced at the Prom. What next? The armed services are unavoid- able. Further schooling is attractive. Jobs are essential, and marriage is natural and expected. Whatever they choose to do, will be done the best, as they have al- ready proved. Though they will scatter in many directions, none will ever forget their alma mater. lt will always be in their pleasant memories. -Y-'-A-1' E Modern education is taught in this stream- lined building, Tl1ey're strictly on the ball, ' lx- Q, LILLIAN BELANGER-Glrls' Club 2, 3, 4. Olflce Clerk 2, 3, 4. DAVID BELL Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DICK BELLIS-Eoys' Club 2, 3, 4. ANN BERG- Talsmac 2, 3. Offlce Heber 3. Leyslator 2. Foot, gnters 4. G,rls'C1ub Comm 3, 4 RICHARD BERGfTrl-B 3, 4. Se-'lor Cabtnet 4. Assembly Order 4. Antl-Smoke 2, 3, 4. Football 2, 3, 4. GEZA BERGER-Honor Somew 2, 3, 4. Basketbal 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketa ' ball 4. JAMES BERRY-Football 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, A. Tri-B 2, 3, 4. l-la'l Patrol 4 Boys' C us 2, 3, 4. JOAN BERTOSON-Senlor Class Cablnet 4. Skl Club 3. Spade Club 2, 3, 4. Assembly Order 4. Honor Soclevy 2, 3, 4 -'T Contemporary Problems Class panel dis- cusses Juvenile Delinquency. MARIE ARNO- Glrls' Club 2, 3, 4. KARL AURE- Honor Society 2, 3. Skl Club 4. Hall Patrol 4. A.S.B.C0n'1m.4. Boys' Club 4, I 15.-4 Kiel CHADWICK AVEY T B3 4 Tra k 2 3 4 Basketball 3 Intramural Basketball 4 P TA Dance Comm 4 SE BAILEY A d H Iper 2 3 L ttl B 2 I Smoke 4 Ofllce Helper 2 3 4 P TA Dance Co m LARRY BALES Bovs CIub2 3 4 SALLY BALL Sonqleader 4 Honor Socuety 2 3 4 Girls Cabunet 3 T lsman dn or 2 3 4 Assem Order 3 4 DONNA BARBOUR M lorette I 2 3 Sonqleader A Leg or2 3 Sk Club3 4 P TA Dance Comm ALETA BARGER Sonqleader 4 Gurls Club Cabnnet 3 4 ablnet A o 3 Tallsma JOY ANN BAUNSGARD Junuor Glee 2 Sr Glee 3 ASB Leglslator 3 Latun Club 4 ERL NG BECK Boys Club 2 3 4 French Club 2. Senate 2, . 'Y Here are the leaders , '-. JEAN BILLET Honor Society 2 Girls Club Comm 2 3 4 lass Comm 4 Lttl Sr Ge ED BILLINGS-Talisman 3. Football 2. Hall Patrol 4. As sembly Order Comm. 4. Mardi Gras 3, 4. Soanish Club 2. DOROTHY BIRD-Girls' Glee 2. Girls' Club Comm. 3, 4. Forum Club 4. KEN BIRKLANDfBoys' Club 2, 3, 4. JUNE BLAKESLEE-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. THEODORE BOENME-A.S.B. 2. Hand Book Comm. 4 Buildinq and Grounds Comm. 4. Office Messenger 3 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. JIM BOIVIN Stage Crew 2, 3. Football 2. Track 2, 3, 4 NANCY BOGDAN-A.S.B. Rep. 2. Spanish Club 3. Girls Club Comm. 2. What's for tomorrow think seniors at a Vocational Conference. DONALD DIES-Golf 2, 3, 4. Tri-B 2, 3, 4. 'Y sn... BARBARA BEVRY-Honor Society 2. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Senior Class Comm. 4. Girls' Jr. Glee 2, 3. Girls' Sr. Glee 3, A. Qs -nt? '33 hal 'J'-H -H .1-47 MARILYN BOLING-Honor Society 2. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3. Little B 2. Library Clerk 4. Talisman 3. JULENE B0RAKERAGirls' Club 2, 3, 4. MARY ELLEN BRADSHAW-Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. A.S.B. Comm. 3, 4. Class Committees 2, 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3. LYNDA BRASEN-Ski Club 2, 3. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Sparish Club 2, 3. Mardi Gras Comm. 4. ELSA BRASTAD Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Sk: Club 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Assembly Order Comm. 4. Spanish Club 4. GEORGE BRAY- Band 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Stage Crew 4. DAROLD BREKKE Sk: Club 2, 3, 4. Rod and B001 Club 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. W ED BROTHERSABOVS' Club 2, 3, 4. Who do their best for all. ' 5- Mr. Carlson is greeted by enthusiastic seniors waiting to get lockers. 1' I? LLOYD BROOKS Stage Crew 3 Boys Club? 3 4 LEROY BUNTEN Boys Club 2 3 4 'S for Q37 N BURGESS ASB R p 3 s Tenni D ce Comm 3 A C on 3 Mardi Gra A BYFIELD Ridinq Cl b 2 3 s A Spa es T' 4' olastic At Rep orum u i Swimming C ub 3 D KCALDWELL Boys Club2 3 A Sl 1, C vvl to :arts Helper 2 3 4 Bowlinq A MARLYS CALDWELL Ol e Club 2 G Club Comm 3 A Forum Club 4 MARCIA CALVIN Honor Society 2 Latin Club A Ticket ers 3 Choi RONALD CANCILLA Rod and Boot Club 3 A A S B Rep Double Quartet 3 Choir A Intramural ba l A ARLENE CARLSON Sr Cabinet A Grls Club Cabinet A Mardi Gras Comm A Spades 3 4 Anti Smoke 3 MARILYN CARLSON Girls Club 2 SUSAN CARLSON-Girls' Club Rep. and Comm, 2, 3, 4. ANNA MAY CHAPLIN Spanish Club 2. Spades 3, -1. Ski l GAIL CHRISTENSEN Horcr Societi 2, 3, -1. Jr. Class Pres. A.S.B. Leqislature 3. Footlighters Sec. 3, Vice Pres. 4. A.S B. Comm 3, A. MARJORIE CARRffSorrqleader 3, -1, Sr Cabine . - servblv Order Corrm. 4. ASB. Rep. 3, 4. Girls' Club Rep. 3. JIM CARRIVEAU Bora' Club 2, 3, -1. Club 3. L-ftle B' 3, -1. A.S.B. Comrr. 3. HELEN CHASE Horses Helper A. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4, ROBERT CHASE Ant -Smoke -1. Golf 3, .: Track 2. Bowl- mfz -1. P.-l.A. Dance Comm. A. Field Patrol, Sr. Cass Ca:.i'et -5. Girls' Cluo Cabinet -1. Assembly Order Comm, 4, GORDON CHRISTENSON Football 2, 3, A Track 2, 3. Bovs' Club Cabinet-1. Sr. Class Cabinet 4 Senior Dance Comm. 4. lO5 gr 'ug n They spin around school DONNA CHAPPELL-Music and Program Comm. 3. Anti- Smoke 3. Ailendance Clerk 3, 4. Glee Club 3. Lunch- room Helper 3. SHERWOOD CLOUSE- Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DARLENE CONN- Girls' Club Comm. 3, 4. Spades 4. Quill Club 4. Girls' Glee 2, 3, CAMMILLE CONRADfHonor Society 2, 3. Laiin Club 2, 3. A.S.B. Rep. 3. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Roll Rep. 2, 3. ALLAN CORBETT Football 2, 3, 4. Track 2, 3, 4. Tri B 3, 4. Luncbroom Helper 3. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. A. Mardi Gras 4. DOUGLAS COREY Yell King 4, Boys' Club Cabinet A. De- baie 3, -1. Sr. Class Cabinet 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. DELDRES CORNELIUSEN Forum Club 3, -1. Office Clerk 4. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Sr. Class Comm. 4. DONNA COTTINGHAMW Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Ski Club 2, 3, Secretary 4. Shingle Stall 4. Assembly Order Comm. 4. 3 All attention is focused on the Grand Duchess in You Can't Take I1 With You. CAROL CHRISTIANSON-A.S.B. Rep. 4. Spanish. Club 2. Honor Society 2, 3. Lunchroom Helper A. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. BRUCE CLAMPETT-Talisman 4. Ski Club 2, Vice Pres. 4. P.-T.A, Dance Comm. 4. A.S.B. Rep. 3. Anfi-Smoke A. lO6 it , 'TJ' REN COWELL-Spanish Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Golf Team 2, 3. Trl B 2, 3, 4. MARRIETTA CRAFT--Girls' Club Treasurer 4. Talisman 3. A. Ski Club 2, 3, A. ASB Cabinel 3. Assembly Order Comm. 3, 4. CARMA LEE CRAIG- Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3. A.S.B, RED. 3. JAMES CRICHTON - Honor Society 2, 3, A. Scanish Club 2, 3, A, Baseball Manager 2, 4. Talisman Ed. 4. A.S.B. Comm. 4. Senale l. JOHN CROWlEYf-Latin Club 2. Movie Crew l. Bowling A. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. MARILYNN CRUCHONf-Talisman Ed. 4. Anil-Smoke A. Mardi Gras Comm. 4. ANN CUSWORTHfSki Club 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Riding Club 2, 4, Vice Pres. 3. French Club 3. JUDITN DAHLSTROM-Los! and Found 2. Honor Sociely 2. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. A.S.B. Rep. 2. .3 E? Getting things done, x 'CY JERRY DARBY-Baseball l, 2, 3, 4. Football l, 2, 3, 4. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. Tri B 3, 4. Bowling Team 4. Students roll at lm A Rollin CHARLES DARLINGTON-Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 2, 3. Pep Band 2, 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4 Q as .., ,, :ties-'AE L.-x PHYLLIS DIXON-A.S.B. Rep. 4. Girls' Club Cablnel 4. Girls' Club Rep. 2, 3, 4. Spanish Club 4. Assembly Order 4. PEGGY DOWELL-A.S.B. Legislature 4. Girls' Club 4. GEORGE DOWNING-Soar-ish Club 2, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Traffic Comm. 3, 4. Talisman 3, 4. Nardl Gras 4. MARILYN DOWNING-Honor Society 2, 3, 4. French Club 3, 4. Ski Club 2, 3. Mardi Gras Royalty 4. P.4T.A. Dance Comm. 2, 3. NELSIE DRAGE-Senior Back 2, 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Senior Drcnestra 2, 3, 4. Big-B 4. Ticket Seller 3, 4. DONALD DRAGLAND Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. French Club 4. Basketsalt 2. RALPH DRAGLAND lnrramural Sports 2, 3, 4. French Club 4. Baske'ball 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. ALTON DREKE-Honor Society 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, Rep. 4. Teachers Aid 4. 'C L 17 BRUCE DAVIDSON-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. lntramural Football 3. A.S.B. Legislature 4. Boys' Club Rep. FREDERICK DAVIS-Boys' Club Z, 3, 4. Ski Club 2, 3. Spanish Club 2. Honor Society 2. Senior Class Comm. 4. DONNA de CHAMPLAIN-Senate 2. Girls' Club Rep. 2, 3. Ski Club 3, 4. Quill Club 3. Auditorium Clerk 2. BUZ de CILLIA-Ski Club 2, 3, Pres. 4. P.-T.A. Dance 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Golf 3, 4. Senior Cabinet 4. SUZANNE de CILLIA-Honor Society. 2, Shinqle Art Staff 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Ballard Scholastic Art Rep. 4. French Club 3, 4. JEAN DELAMARE-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. JOYCE DEMCO-Senior Class Cablnet 4. A.S.B. Cabinet. Shingle 4. P.-l.A. Dance Comm. 4. Girls' Club Rep. 3. PATRICIA DILDINE-Girls' Club Rep. 4. Spanish Club 4. Riding Club 4. X i il hey spon l l Senior Alley buzzes with activity before school. BERNICE DREKEfGlee Club 2, Senior Glee Club 2. Anti- Smoke 3. DOROTHY DRESSEL-Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Senior Cabinet A, A,S,B, Rep. 4. Girls' Club Rep. 2, 4. Ski Club 2, 3. THOMAS EKMAN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, J0 ANN EPLER l-lonor Society 2. Quill Club 2. Girls' Club Rep. 4, Spades 2, 3, 4. RICHARD ERICSON Honor Society 2, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, Boys' Glee 2. Boys' Club Rep. 2. Class Comm. 2, 3, 4. FRANK FARRELL Entered from Canada in Senior year, MARVIN FENSWICK A.S.B. Rep. -1. Boys' Club 2, 3, A. SHERRYL FENYON Honor SOCiely 2, 3, 4, OffiC8 Clerk 2, 3. P.-T A. Dance Connn. 4. Attendance Clerk 2, 3. Girls' Club Reg' 2 3 TERENCE FIRMAN Choir 2. rloror SOClety 2. A.S B. Con'nw. 3. JERRY FISH Tennis 2, 3, A. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. lrr B 2, 3, Pres. -1. Senior Cabinet 4. Anti-Smoke Cltairrvan -1. '17-7' f'7' W-' S l it lOS il , ff? GARY DUPEN- Ski Club 4, Boys' Club Reb.-1. Boys' Club 2, 3, A. SHARON DURST Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Senior Class Cabi- net 4. A.S.B, Cab.net 4. l1orcrSocrety 2, 3, 4. Assem- bly Order A. MARTIN DWIGHT-Movie Crew 2, 3, A. Hall Patrol A. Mardi Gras Corwn. 4. SYLVIA DYRKOLBOTNfFootlrqltters 3, 4. A.S.B. Reo. 3. Forun' Club 3. Glee Club 2, 3. Junior Class Reb. 3. GEORGE EADIE Boys Cub 2, 3, -1 ANTHONY EDER Staie Crew 2, 3. Track ,Vanaoer 2. Foote ball Manager 3, -1. Basketcal Nlfacer 3, A. Bows' Club Cabinet 2. HOLLIS EDINGER- Boys Club 2, 3, -1. Ski Club 4. RICHARD EGGER--Intramurals 3, -1. Honor Society 2, 3. Track 2, 3, 4. Tri B 3, 4. Ski Club 2, -1. 3 -sf And provide all kinds of fun. Familiar faces were seen at the Inter- High Conference. LY FISHER So des3 4 G l Cl b3 A Snior ouet Comm A ELSE FJARVOLL Honor Sociel 2 3 S ades 4. Glee ' Y i V D Club 2. Office Helper 3. Anti-Smoke 3. 'SPI JOAN FRANZ 'Honor Sociely 2. Sr. Giee Club 2, 3. Choir o A Girls' Club 2 3 4 3, 4. Triple Tri BARBARA FRAZIER-A.S B. Hand Book 3, Honor Society 2 3 Sr Ca sComni 4 Girls b2 l ' 7 P annin: 3 . . ' 'Clu ,3,A Assembly TED FRISK All-Srroke 3, Foolba 2. Basketball 2. Baseball 2. Asse rr . WAYNE FROST Foott 'TEES .1 S' Ca DONNA FULLER Sk Gif, CJ: Cinn- JOAN GADSBY Gir' ri l f. ,.., ,. 7 4 D0lJGLA3YGALER H Tr. E -1, A S B. ROGER GALLUP Bo Dlv Order 4 all 2,3,.1, Tri B 3,4 E.ys Cub Ca: ne' 4 Track 2, 3, .:, Club 2, 3, 4. Avefcanne C'e'k 3. 2, 3, 4 9 -T A Danze Ccnrr 2 3, Club Ren, 4. Ski Club .L Girls' ,,., , .Mo-i Jr Sucre' 2, 3, -1. F,,.-a.i 2 3, A f Ccmnvvrees 3, 4. Bois' Clos Cabinet .1 r' 5 'C.:2,34 Y? IO9 MARGARET FOLKESTAD Ski Club 3. Forum Club 3. Li- brary 2. Allendance Club 4. Girls' Club Comm,-1. PHIL FORSBERG Boys' Club 2, 3, A. JANET FORSETH Sr. Band 2, 3. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, Big B 3. Gull' Club 3. Girls' Club Rep. CHARLES FORSTER -Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Honor Sociely 2, 3. RICHARD FOSTER Bois' Club, 2, 3, A. Honor Socielv 2 Ski Club 2, 3, -1. SYLVIA FOSTER A.S.B. Comm. 2. Honor Sociely 2, 3, A. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 4. Asserrblv Order A Sr. Class Cabinet A, BARBARA FRAIR Honor Society 2, 3, A. Talisman 3, A. A.S.B. Rep. 4 Foruvi Club 4. Girls' Club Ren. 4. SALLY FRANKLIN Shingle 3, 4. Ski Club 3, -1 Spaoisn Club 4. Assemblv Order A. P.-T A, Dance 4. G C7 , , .i i 'i i .I ,f fl They started at the bottom, , S CAROLYN GERRING Ski Club 3, Forum Club 4. Assembly Order Comm. -1. Sr. Class Comrn. 4. Roll Rep. 3. JOYCE GIBB Sltinqle 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 3, 4. Ski Team A Spanish Club 4. CLARK GOODMAN Baseball 2, 4. Basketball 2, 3. Class Vice Pres. -1. Tri B 3, 4. Hall Patrol 3, 4. TERRY GOODMAN Sr, Class Pres. 4. Track 2, 3, 4, As- sentbly Order Comm. 4. Boys' Club Cabinet 4. A.S.B. Ren. 4 JUDITH GOOLSBY Girls' Cub 2. 3, -1. JOANN GRAHAM Sr, Glee 2, 3, 4. Anti-Smoke 4. Cttoir 4. De: Comm, -1. Spades J. P.-T.A, Dance Comm.-1. JUDITH GREENUP ASB Officer 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. l: er Hiqb Council 4. Talisman 4. P.-T A. Dance Cozvm, 3, -1. REID GREENWOOD- Sr. Cabinet 4. Boys' Club Cabinet 4. Hall Patrol 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. A.S.B. Rep. 4. if E Q. Many Ballard seniors buy insurance from P.-T.A. mothers. CAROLE GEISERT G rls Club 2, 3, 4 DARLENE GEORGEeGirls' Club Rep. 3. Ski Club 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 3, 4, Forum Club 2, C? 1.9! .. ive Ov E- Q '5'-1. GERRI GROSS--ASB. Rep. 3. Girls' Club Comm, 2, 3, 4. Sr. Class Comm.-1. P.-T.A. Dance Comm 4. Sk Club 3. DONALD GULDEN-Horor Society 2, 3, 4. Rod artd Boot Cub 3, 4. A.S.B. Comm. 4. Jr. Sportsmems Club 4. DOUGLAS GUSTAFSON-Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Sr. Cabinet -1. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. lntramural Basketball 2, 4. WALDA HAAPLA-Girls' Club Rea. 2, 3, Girls' Club Cabi- net 4. Honor Society 2, 3. Ski Culb 2, 3, 4. Assembly Order Comm, 4. JOANNE HAGBO-Sbinqle 2, 3, Editor 4. Honor Society 2, 3, -1. Class Sec. l. Assembly Order Comm, 4. Mardi Gras Co -'wx Cbairman 4. MARCIA NALDEMAN- Girls' Club Cabinet -1. Horror Society 2, 3, 4. Class Comm, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3. MARVA HALSEN--Girls Club 2, 3, 4. LOUIS HALSEN-Honor Society 2, 3. Spanish Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. IJ 7' Learning more .each year, Club Comm. 4. Dixie Hellum and Dolly Johnson work hard on a Mardi Gras exhibit. GAIL HALBAKKENf Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Lifile B 4. Girls' JAMES HAMILTON Boys Club Rep. 2, 3. Honor Socieiy 2. A,S.B. Rep. 4. lnlramurals 3, 4. JOYCE HAMPTON Junior Class Rep 3. P.-T.A. Dance 3. Ski Club 2, 3, Girls' C ub Corv1ni,2,3,4, Ren, 2, 3. JACK NAMRY Honor Socks-ly 2, 3, 4. Chess Club A. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY HANSEN--Special Events Corrlrn, 3. Teacher's Aid 3, 4. ALLAN HANSON-Hall Pairol 4. Tri B 4. Foolball 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3. Baseball 2, 3, 4 JOAN HANSON- Shingle Art Staff A, Forum Club A. Glee Club 2, 3. Girls' Club Comm, 2, 3, 4. Class Cornrrl. 4, RUTH HARDIES Choir 3, 4. Assernblv Order 4. P.-TA. Dance 4. Girls' C ub Rep. -1. Office Clerk 3, -1. NORMAN HARRIS Boys' C ub 2, 3, 4. CAROL HARTUNG--Girls' Club Vice-Pres. 4. Blq B 2, 3, 4. Lliile B Trees 3 Ski Club 3, 4. Honor SOClely 2, 3, 4, Assennblv Order 4. SHARON HEADLEYfAlVendahCe Clerk 3. Frle Arls Corrlrrl 2. Scrap Eoolf Corn-. 2. Soadee 3 JOHN HEBIG Class Pres, 2. Boys' Club V.ce,Pres. -1. Anti- Srnoke 3, A. Foolball 3, -1. Tri-B 3, 4. FRED HEDMAN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. MARGRETHE HEDMAN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Soc al end Red Cross -1. Ballard Riding Club 3, -4 f Q N-Q, gi .a!?-i f A KATHLEEN HEINRICH Slfl Club 3, -1. Spades 3, -1. G rls' Club Corrvr. 2, 3, -X L Hle B 2, 3 4. Sbanlsrl Clug 2 NINA HELD 812' C .Jb 2, 3, 4. DIXIE HELLUM Shlrqle 3, A. French Club, Allehdance. a Venues, A 5 B Cowm. RODNEY HEIKES -Bois' Club 2, 3, 4. lBllS7T'6'l 3. Hal Pair: A An' ASW:-fe -1, had lways busy-never still, WANDA HESTON Lbrary Slaff -1. Seoior Class Comm A. Judy Standing and Marie Wise prepare check room for Mardi Gras. gr DON NEMINGSON Bovi' Club 2, 3, A, Q ROLE HENDRICKS Boys' Club 2, 3, A. ,,- Glrs Club .1 GERALD HOFF Bore' Club 2, 3, -1. JANICE HOLLAND Honor Soclelv 2. Counsellnq Clerk 3, 4. Ceo r 3, 4, Form' Club 4 Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3,.1, KAY HOLM Serocr Cablner A. Glrli' Club Calmreel 4. Assemblw Oroor -1, Honor Soclety 2, 3, 4. Grrls' Club Res. 2, 4. MARLYS HOVE G r 3' Club 2 3, -4, A S B. Comm. 3. AT- Te da .L C'er-. 4. GENE HUGHES 83.5 Club 2, 3, -1. BARBARA HUSTEAD Glrli C'ub Rep. 3. P.-T.A. DanCe Corrm. 4, Arwriance Clerk 3. Senlor Class Comm. A. Honor Sscrvw 2, CORALEE ISAACSON Tallsrnan 4. Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Gl s' Club Re: 2, 3 J Clee Club 2, 3. Class Comm. 3, -1. -Q5 'JT 23 N NNI Ev 'nv Lx ll2 ky- su? TI S-v 'FRY MARGO ISKOS -Senlor Cablner 4. Honor Scclely 2, 3, A, Assembly Order 4. Grrls' Club Rep, 2, 4, Soedes 3, -1. LORRAINE INSTEBO--Girls' Glee 2 3. SD3l'TlSll Club 2. G ' 5' Con Cimm. 2, 3 -1 Ssades .1. ROBERT HOLLY Sk: Chl: 2, 3, 4. Spanish Clob 4. Boys C .2 2 3 -1 Loncnroon' 2. GERALDINE HORAT Class Secrelarv 4. Grrls' Club Cablner .1 Asser--iw Order A. Honor Sooew 2, 3, 4. Spades 3. GARY HIRST Fiilte' 2 3 -1. 'rack 3, J, 5:.5' Cp: Sec'e'a', .1 Yr? HB' 3, -1 Hal Errol 3, .1. CAROL HOBBS Honor Soclew 2, 3, -1. Class Presldenf l G rls' Cub Officer -5. A S.B. Cna rman 3, 4 Ski Club 2 3, .:. WILLIAM HODGSON-Ser' :r Band 2, 3, -1 Orcnefrra 2, 3, .1 All-C '. Eaod 2, 3, -1. l-1or':'S:: elv 2, 3 -1, Pence Cub 3 DONALD HOEM-Orclweslra 2, 3. Freld Petrol -1. Bora' Club 2 3 .1 As we can see and hear. 1? ' JACK HUDSON Boys Club 2, 3, 4. 03' avi sa SYLVIA HOWICK- Honor Society 2, 3 ,d. Class Sec. 2. Sr. Cabinet A. A.S.B. Cabinet 4. Girls' Club Cabinet. Juniors get the word. PATRICK JACK--Hall Patrol 3, 4. A.S.B. Reb. 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. JOANN JACOBSON Biq B 3, 4. French Club 3, A. Ski Club 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3. Class Comm. 3, A. MARLI JANSSEN -Honor Society 2, 3, A. Girls' Club Re- cordinq Sec, 4. Triple Trio 2, 3. Ski Club 4. Talisman A. DELORIS JARVIS--Pep Comm. 4. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. ANNE JENSEN-Girls' Club Rep. 2, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Ski Club 3, A. Sr. Class Comm. 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 11. DON JENSEN-eBoys' Club 2, 3, 4. HELEN JOHANSON--Sr. Cabinet A, Assembly Order Comm. A. French Club 3, 4. Ski Club 3. Spades 2, 3, 4. ,gg JOY JOHANSENfSr. Class Comm. 4. Girls' Club Comm. fb 3, 4. A.S.B. Rep. 2. Ski Club 2. Assembly Order A. BRUCE JOHNSON-Honor Society 2, 3, A Ski Club 4. Imran-oral Soorts 2, 3, 4. Spar-ish Club 2, 3, 4, DELORES JOHNSON-Talsman 4, Shingle 4. A.S.B. Rep. 3 Girls' C'ub Rep, 3. Honor Society 2, 3, A. EDWINA JOHNSON-Auditorium Clerk 2. Office Clerk A Ski Club 4. Girls' Club Comm. 3, 4, ELAINE JOHNSONfGirls' Club 2, 3, 4. LARRY JOHNSON Hcfo' Society 2. B:,s' C.: 2, 3, 4. LOIS JOHNSON-Honor Society 2, 3, A Choir 3, A. A.S.B Rep, 3. G r S Cfub 2, 3, 4. LUSTER JOHNSON-G r 5' Club 2, 3, -A Bio B 3, Pres. 4 2. C ub -1. MICHAEL JOHNSON-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. ASB. Reb. 4 ark ua- 5 Sv sv x They need no introduction, The official ballon blowers blow for '- the Mardi Gras Dance. Q . 4.1 P SHARON JOHNSON Honor Society 2, 3. French Club 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 3, 4. Assembly Order 4. Spades 3, 4. Gras Comm. 4. SANDRA JOHNSON-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Comms. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Junior Glee 2. Senior Glee 3, 4. Choir 4. A 3 RICHARD JOHNSON-Football 2. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Mardi K L0lS JOHNSTONE-Spades Comm. Chairman 4. Spanish Club 4. Anti-Smoke 4. A.S.B. Comm. 4. Quill Club 4. ERMA JOHANNES Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. JERRY JONES Boys' Club 2, 3, 4 SHARYN JONES Honor Society 2, 3, 4. French Club 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Glee Club 2, 3. Choir 4. ' ARLEEN JDRGENSEN Debate 2, 3, 4. Quill Club 4. Girls' Club Comm. 4 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Orchestre 2, 3. ELEANOR JORGENSON Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. RUTH JOSEPHSON Assembly Order 4. Talisman 3, 4. Ticket Seller 3. A.S B. Comms. 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. 59' JOHN KAMM Field Patrol 4. Senate 2. Leqislature 4. CAROL KARLS Little Big B Sec. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3. HERB KAUL Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. HOWARD KEENAN -Latin Club 2. Shingle 4. 'Aardi Gras 4. Track 2, 3 Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA KELLOGG-Ski Club 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Senior Glee 3. Class Comm. Cltalrrvai' 3. Assembly Qrrier -2 2, 3, 4. Custodian Helpers 3, 4. Soani 2, 3, 4. ll4 BONNIE KENNEDY Socqleader 4. Ski Club 4. A.S.B. Rep. 2, 3. G.rls' Club Rep. 2, 3, 4. Foolllqltters 4. ALICE KINNEY Little B Sec. 2. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Frencll Club 3 Cass Comm. 3, 4. Girls' Club Comms. MARY KINNEY--Girls' Club Rep. 3, 4. Footlighters 3, 4. sh Club 4 Girls' Club They're really on the beam, or Society 2, 3, 4. Club 2, 3. me 1 KAREN LANGDAHL-'Horror Society 2, 3. Spanish Club 3, 4. Footliqhters 2, 3. Attendance Clerk 3, 4. Girls' G'ee 3. LA VERNE LANGLOIS Jissernbly Order 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3. French Club 4. Ski Club 4, Forum Club 3, 4. PAUL LARSON-Honor Society 2. Rod and Boot Club 2. Boys' Club Rep. 2. SUZANNE LAURENT-Choir 3, 4. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Assembly Order 4. Girls' Club Rep. 2, 3, 4. Honor Soc e'r, 2, 3, 4. GRANT LAURENCE Baseball 2, 3, 4. Hall Patrol 4. As- sembly Order 4. P.-T.A. Dance 4. AntivSmoke Comm. 4. JANIS LAWRENCE Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Comm. 4. Spades 2, 3, 4. DENNIS LEHTTNEN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. KENNETH LEREN-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Gyrn Manager 3. Rod and Boot Club 4. for Baccalaureate Service. Seniors enter Trinity Methodist Church l HAROLD KIRSOP Boys Club 2, 3, 4. Talisman 3, 4. Hon CAROLE KIZER-Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Junior Class Rep. 3. P.-T.A. Dance 3, 4, Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Ski sd T7 Vans' ROBERT KJALUN Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DON KLlNEfBoys' Club 2, 3, 4. French Club 4. KAREN KNUTSEN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. CELIA KOBELT-Ski Club 2, 3. Ski Team 4. Spanish Club 2, 3. Spades 2. AntifSrnoke 3, 4. MARY LOUlSE KORUGA- Choir 3. Senior Cabinet 4. As- sembly Order 4. Mardi Gras 4. P.fT.A. Dance 3, 4. VAL KOSLUFF Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID KUENZI Football 2, 3, 4. Boys' Club Pres. 4. Tri B 3, 4. Senior Cabinet 4. Track 3, 4. ROBERT WARREN La BREE-Hall Patrol 4. Ski Club 4. Anti-Smoke Comm. 4. Publicty Comm. 4, Boys' Club Comm. 4. E: ll5 We appreciate them all Girls dated their dads for the Father Daughter Dessert. GEORGE LESLIE Boys Club 2, 3,4 KENNETH LILJEDAHL-Honor Society 2. Boys Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA LIPPMANN Talisman 4 Sk Club 2 3 4 Lunchroom Helper 2 4 Ticket Seller 3 Choir 3 4 GORDON LIPPMANN Boys Club2 3 4 SHARON LOCKWOOD--Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Class Sec. 3. Senior Cabinet 4. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Forum Club 4. NANCY LODERS- A.S.B. Comm. 4. Girls' Club Comm. 4. Spades 4, Senior Class Comm. 4. VIVIAN LOWRV-'Girls Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Honor Socitey 2, 3, 4. Attendance Clerk 4. Auditorium Clerk 4. SANDRA LUNDE-Lunchroom Helper 4. Girls' Club Comm. 4. ,.. 'CI' THOMAS LUNDGREN-Senate 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. LAWRENCE LYSEN-Field Patrol 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. 89X C' YY 9 1 :'!zr v 'I Y:-' ll6 Bur -ng., ...-., 4 ,I t RICHARD MAHONEY-Boys' Club Rep. 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT MARTH-Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Mardi Gras Chairman 4. Assembly Order 4. ASB. Rep. 4. Hall Patrol 3, 4. ROBERT MARTIN Football 2, 3, 4. Baseball 2. Tri B 4. Anti-Smoke 3, MONA MARTINSON-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. EARL MATCNETT-Honor Society 2. Spanish Club 2. Ski Club 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. LARRY MATHEWS- Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 4. Rod and Boot Club 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4, CARYL MATTSON--Honor Society 2, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm, 3, 4. Assembly Order 4. Talis- man Editor 4. EUGENE MAZZA-Lunchroom Helper 2, 3. Baseball 4, Drama 3. Rod and Boot Club 2. Boys' Club Rep. 2. i . V l x However it may seem. is 5 ,Ll 'TP .,.-Q it 'er 1 Bob and Corky help with Mardi Gras decorations. GEORGE MCCARTY French Club 2, 4. Intramural Basket- ball. Intramural Football 4, Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA McFARLAND-Honor Society 2, 3, A. Triple Trio 2, 3, 4. Choir 3, 4. Footlighters 4. Mardi Gras Chairman 4. - vm. 5 s ,V A, . . f . . . cf: ., ..... 1'-v V .A ' 1 x Q 'Eg U V-1' ROBERT METCALFfFootball 2, 3, 4. Tri B 2, 3, 4. f Baseball Mgr. 2. Basketball Mgr. 2. Mardi Gras 4. A.S.B. Cabinet 4. ARTHUR MEYER Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Jr. Class Rep. 3. SELMA MICHALSEN- Honor Society 2, 3, 4. French Club 3, 4. Bible Club 4. Library Clerk 2, A. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID MITCHELL Horor Society 2, 3, Sec. 4. Tennis 3, 4. Basketball 2, 3, 4. Sr. Cabinet 4. Spanish Club Vice Pres. 3. Tri B 3, 4. DOROTHEA MOHR-Office Clerk -1. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. JACK MOLDENHOUR Avi-Smoke 2, 3, 4. Ha.l Patrol 3, 4 Ski Club 2, 3, -1. Traci. 2, 3 Shingle 2. 3 CAROLE MOONEY Honor Society 2, 3. Soades 2. Forum Club 4. Girls' Club Rep. 4, Class Comm. A. ROBERT MORIN--Sr Band 2, 3, 4. All City Band 2, 3, 4. Orcrevra 3, A. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. 'N I... ...J-gg. ,- JERRY McGl.0CKLIN Roll Rep 2. Basketball 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. BARBARA MCLAUGHLIN Staqe Crew 2. Footliqliters 4. Health Council 4. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. SHARON MCLEAN--Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Shinqle 3, 4, Assembly Order and Planninq 4. JOHN Ml:GUIRE Football 2. Ski Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. JOANNE McPARl.AND-Jr, Glee 2, 3. Sr. Glee 4. Mixed Glee 4. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. LLOYD MELIZA Ski Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DON MERRIMAN- P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Assembly Plan- ning Cornm. 4. A.S.B. Comm. 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. JIM MARROW-'Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. 2' -4- '7 II7 E Q5 I Quan L i 6-1 This is their last year, -Lie! I f Ii 2, tw 3 nm:-s y . N 1 MARILYN MUMAU P TA Dance Comm 4 Senior Dance 4 Ski Club 2 3 A Anti Smoke A Senior Class Comm 4 DENNIS MURPHY B ys Club 2 3 A ROB MUSSELMAN French Club 3 Movie Crew A Boys Club Comm A Boys Club Rep 4 MARVIN MYHR Sbort Manager 2 Spanish Club 2 Double rtet 3 A E embly 4 Choir 2 M ILYN MYREN Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Tal'S an 3. A ti- oke 3, 4, Girls' C ep. , 3, 4. Sena . ROBERT MYRSETH-'Boys' Club 2, 3, A. AUDREY NELSON Honor Society 2, 3, 4. French Club icer 3, 4. Oltece Clerk A, Lunchroom Helper 3. ' Little H H , JUDITH NELSON Girls' Club Cabinet A. Senior Cabinet 4. Honor Society 2, 3, A. Assembly Order A. Talisman Editor A. 3 f Johnny seems to be telling a very amus- ing story. VELDA MUESSER Girls' Club Comm. 3. Spades 4. PATRICIA MULLIGAN-Forum Club 3. A,S.B. Comm. 3. Girls' Club Comm. 3, Assembly Order 3. ,O 1:7 :.3' i rj .s Lf an nv X SWS' --of val' hh JULIANNE NELSON- Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Cabinet. Spade Comm. 2, 3, A. 3, 4. Peo Comm. A. 171. 4-J ,.... I ll8 ROY NORDINE --Boys' Club Rep. 4. .lr. Class Rep. 3. CARL NORSTROM-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Club 3, Pres. A. Shingle 3, 4. A.S.B. Advisory Board 4. LYMAN NEWTON-Honor Society 2, Vice Pres. 3, Pres. A. Tennis 3, 4. Sr. Cabinet 4. Tri B 3, 4. Mardi Gras 4. ARLEY NICHOLS Basketball 2, 3, A, Tri B 4, A.S.B. Cabinet 3. Sr, Cabinet 4, Boys' Club Cabinet 4. EDITH NICHOLSON-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. KATHLEEN NIXON-Honor Society 2, 3, A. Anti-Smoke 3. Class Comm. 2, 3, 4, French Club 3, 4. Girls' Club DAVID NORDENGREN -Ski Club 2, 3. Intramural Football on G. C 'TY The one that is the best, Rx .X 5' JOANNE PEDERSEN-Girls' Club Reb. 2. Girls' Club Comm. 3, 4. Soph, Class Rep. 2. JANICE PEEPLESfBank Rep. 2, 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Glee Club 2. Sr. Glee 3. PAT PENNAMEN--Honor Society 2. Lunchroom Helper 2. Ski Club 3. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 2, 3, Anti-Smoke 3, 4. JOAN PERKINSfForum Club 3, A. Sk. Club 4. Spades 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Bowling Club 3. JOSEPH PERRlG0fFootball 2, 3, A. Tri B 4, Basket- ball 2, 3. Baseball 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. CAROL SUE PETERSON-Girls' Club Reb. 2. Ski Club 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 3, A, Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. DAVID PETERSONfB0wling Club 2, 3. Ski Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. EDWARD PETERSON-Sr. Band 2, 3. Sr, Orchestra 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, A. Senior boys consult each other on me- chanical drawing problem. COLLEEN 0'BRIENfGirls' Club 2, 3, 4. JONN OLNEY-Spanish Club 2. Ski Club 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance 4. Assembly Order 4. Anti-Smoke 4. '357' 'X ELEANOR OLSEN--Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Mardi Gras Comm. Chairman 4. Assembly Order 3. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Girls' Club Rep. 2. BARBARA OLSEN Forum Club 4. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Office Clerk 2, 3. A.S.B. Comm. 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance 3, 4. DUANE OLSON- Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Basketball 2. NORMAN OWEN Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, A. French Club 4. Latin Club 2, 3. Senate 2. GEORGE OWENSV-Glee Club 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Choir 4. Chess Club 4. CAROLYN PALLAS-French Club 3, A. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. A.S.B. Comm, A, SHIRLEY PAYNEfP.-T,A. Dance 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, Ski Club 3. Anti-Smoke 3. Attendance Clerk 2, 3. JANET PEASE Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Sr. Class Cabinet 4. Band 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, A. Assembly Order 4. Obi 'Z Then tl1ey'll be on their way, PAMELA PETERSONW Biq B Pres. A. Girls' Club Cabinet 4 Girls' Club Com 3 4 A S B Dance Comm, 4, m. 2, , , . . .Comm. 3, A. P.-T.A. PAMELA PHARES-Honor Society 2, 3, A. Glrls Club Comm. 4. Class Comm, 3, A. Ski Team -1. Spanish Club 3. Is this the college for me? l fx BARBARA PICKERING Assembly Order Comm A Girls u Cabmet A mm A mm 3 4 G Club Comm 2 A PIERCE Honor Society 2 3 Songleader A Grls Club Cabinet A Assembly Order Comm A Class Comm ROBERT POLLARD Boys Club2 3 4 SHERRI POLLARD Girls Club2 3 -1 S PHEN POLOTNIK Honor Society 4. ASB. R o. A. tn Clu . RI POLSON Shmqle 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. . rdi Gras Comm. -1. A i b der Con1m.4. O i VRICIA PONCIN Forum Club 3. Sk Club 3, -1, i ' Comm. 2, 3, . Spec , . IILEEN POUNDS G ls' Cl b C mm. 2, 3, A. P.-. . Dance Comm. 4. Spades A. Quill Club. vm Q4 'Q two' fn -N46 .fx 'A 6 '2'+ 'v- ,...-, 1-'W 'C' '5 lk C? -as T17 iv I2O 1-Q THOMAS POWELL-Ski Club 4. .Talisman 3. Boys' Cl 3, 4. Stage Crew 3, A. Honor Society 3. GLORIA PRESTON Anti-Smoke -1. Social Service Comm. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Decorations Contm. J. BRIAN QUICKSTAD-Honor Society 2, 3, A, Debate 2, 3, P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Spades 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4. JO ANN RAINSBERGER -Girls' Club 2, 3, A. LORRAINE RAMSTAD French Club 2, 3. Skt Club 3, ub 3. 4. -1. Ta wmaf' 3. Assembly Order 4. Gtrs' Club Cabinet 4. MILTON RASMUSSENfFootl:a-l 2, 3, -S. Baseball 2, 3, Siwanistt Club 3, -1, Trl B 3, -1. APN-Sntoke -1. 4. BERNICE REMMEN Honor Soctety 2, 3, -1. A.S.B, Trees. -1, Skt Club 3, -1. O'ttce Clerk 3. Form- Clcc 3, -l. JEAN RICHARDS Honor Soctety 2, 3, -1. Smoqle 2, 3 Little Btq B 3, Trees. -1. 4. That wlll be the test. rf' 1 DOROTHY I, ROSS -Spanlsh Club 2. Honor Society 2. Tal- lsmen 2, 3. P,-T.A. Dance Comm. 3, A. Class Cornrn, 2, 3, 4. KENNETH ROSS Track 2. 3 Football 2. Assembly Order A. Trl B 3, -1. ANTHONY ROSSMAN Foolllrgwlcrs A. Sm11eCreN 4, Anll- Smoke 4. Bom' Club 2, 3, -1. Honor Socefv 2. CHARLENE ROTH ldllsvwmlrw 3, 4. Ausevvblv Order 3. DE- bale 4. A.S.B. Rep. 3 Gris' Club Rep. 3. MARTIN ROTYER Siaqe Crew 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD RUFFNER Football 2, 3, 4. Honor Society 2, 3, A. Hall Parrol -1. Trl B A. Assembly Order A, KAREN RUNNGREN -Glrls' Cob Cornrn. 2, 3, 4. Spade Clob -4. Atfefoance Clerk 2. Honor Somew 2. KATHRYN RUSSELL- Girls' Club Comrn. 3. Offlce Clerk 4. Aodlloraurn Clerk 2. Antr'Srnoke 2. g. 5' X Entering modern business, A haircut prepares for the Prom. 3,9 ,if SUE SCHUMANN- Honor Society 2, 3. Girls' Club Cabinet 4. Assembly Order 4. P.fT.A. Dance 3, 4. A.S.B. Rep. 3, 4, 4 ff JOHN SCHLOREDT Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. MARLENE SCHROEDER-Ski Club 2, 3. Quill Club 2. Anti- Smoke 3. Lunchroom 2, 3. Girls' Club Rep. 2. -.. 'Try I' CARL SCNWENDEMAN Boys' Club 2, 3, A. Hall Patrol 4. Roll Rep. CLAUDETTE SCOTT-Girls' Club Comm, 2, 3, 4. Altendance Clerk 2, 3, MARILOU SELANDER--Honor Society 2, 3. Girls' Club Comm. 2. Senior Glee 2. Latin Club 2. Little B 2, MARILYN SENN Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Attendance Clerk 2. SHARON SEYMOUR Ski Club -I. Girls' Club Roll Rep. 2, 3. 3' A.S.B. Lemslator A. P.-T.A. Dance 4. Class Comm. 4. CHUCK SHIGLEY Boys' Club 2, 3, A. SANDRA SHURTLEFF--ASB. Comm. Chairman 3, 4. Girls' Club Cabinet A. Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Shingle Art Staff 3, 4. Senior Cabinet 4. 7 Y Lv.: 'Kg ,ew Q '--can V7 DOROTHY SIMMS- Honor Society 2, 3. Senate Rep. 2. Girls' Club Rep. 3, 4. P.-T.A. Dance 4. Assembly Order 3. PATRICIA SIPE- Banc 2, 3, -1, Orchestra 2, 3, A. Honor Sccretv 2, 3, 4. Mardi Gras Comm. 4. French Club 3. KATHRYN SKINNER--Honor Society 2, 3, 4. Talisman Ed. -1. A.S.B, Cabinet 3, Sr. Cabinet 4. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 3, 4. BILL SMITH-Boys' Club 2, 3, -1. MARY LOU SMITHfGlrls' Club 2, 3, 4. MURL SMITH-Boys' Club 2, 3, A. VERNON SMITH-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. MARGARET SNOW-Assembly Order A. Girls' Club Comm. S, 3.2Ski Club 3. Mardi Gras Comm. A. Girls' Club eo. . Going to modern school, lub 3, 4. Llltle B 2, Girls' Club 2, 3, A. Q' SONJA SODERLINDi-Honor SocielyA 2, 3, 4, A.S.B. Rep. 3. SANDRA SOLBERG-Honor Society 2, 3. Senior Class Comm. A, Girls' Club Comm. 2. Spades 2, 3. Soanish Club 4. Shining er up for The Prom. 'Nw -5 ELIZABETH SURRENTINO Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Senior Class Comm. fl, Office Clerk -1. Glee Club 2. '77 Q... fi 5-fd 1' w DONALD SPENCE A.S,B Comm. 3. Field Patrol A. Lunch- room Heluer 2. ESTHER SPENCER Girls' C Jkt Comm 2, 3. Senior Band 2, 3, 4. Orchestra 3, A, All-City Band 2, 3. Talisman 4. KENNETH SPILLER fl-lonor Sociely 2, 3. Bovs' Club 2, 3, A. KENNETH SPRAGUE Bas-cer:a'l Manaqer 4. Track 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. JUDITH STANDING Assembly Order A. Honor Sociely 2, 3, 4. Talisn'an 3, 4. Girls' Club Rep. 4. P.-T.A, Dance Comm, 4. SUSAN STANTON Horor Soc ew 2, 3, 4. Soanislw Club -1. Ticket Seller 3, 4, Girls' Club Rep. 4. Glrls' Ciub Comm. 2, 3. 0.-.l 5 i LAWRENCE STEARNS--Choir 2, 3, A. Honor Sociely 2, 3. Field Patrol 2, 3, 4. DoCb'e Quarter 3, 4, Mixed En- semble 4. LEONA STEWART-Honor Socierv 2. Quill Club 2. Talis- rran -1. French Club 3. Class Comm, 3, 4. BYRON STOESER Boys' Club 2, 3, -1, EMILIE STORRS Girls' Club Cacirel A Senior Class Cab- rnel 4. Girls' Club Rep. 3, 4. Assembly Order 4. Legis- lawre 2, 3. MAXINE STOWE-Girls' Club Ccrrm. 2, 3, A Class Comm, 2, -1, DOLORES STRAND- Ski Club 3. Forum Club 4. Spade C Cb 4 Gir 5' C ub Comm. 2, 3, 4. Girls' Junior Glee 2. ELLEN STRAND -Honor Socielv 2, 3,-1. Ski C'ub Treas. A, Gr' s' Iron Comm, 2, 3, 4. Cass Comm. 3, -1. Assembly Orcer 4. ROBERT STRAND Senior Cabirel -1. lnlerrrqn Council 3, Bors' Clu!QCa: el-1 ASB. Rep. 3 Sk. Club 3. FRANK STURM 'fovie Crew A Srage Crew 3. Safely C' ,S . 4.- ' i li 3 ...1 Patrol 3. Bora Club Cab nev.1. T23 1- , E o matter what decision, CAROL SWADENER G 'RV C UU 2 3 J, Honor Socmm T.w-.wwum 3 Cwfofmm Hvhter -1. Audwfcrrx- 1 CIUK BEVERLY SWANSON C-rrlw' CII It 3, , . L3.i wx 'LJD Hmwr Scrum-ty 2 3, -1. Omar .3 DAVID SWANSON G3 ' Serum? 3, 3. 'fov Q Crum. 4. In LM: -1, Bm Ciut 2, 3, A1. DENNIS SWANSON Hero ,Q ht, - .,Lf.i sw 'S , SL Clux' 3. GARY SWANSON A'rfr',t'D v ,ww CML 2 , ' GARY R, SWANSON Fcolua L, , . 1,-,hrs 1 , 2. 11 L N' The big night is here! CLIFFORD SUNDIN Semor Bank 2, 3, 4. Chorr chemm 3, -1 Boys'CIu!1 2, 3, -1. ASB. Comm. 4. ROBERT SVENDSEN HohorSccwe1v 2, 3, Skr Club 2, 3, -1. Boy! CIuh 2, 3, -1. for Q? Q?-,f CIUIJ 2, 3, -1. MARGARET SWANSON LIWQ ' 2. E10 B ' 3, A Tzcket SeIIvr.1. Forum C my -1, SHIRLEY SWANSON P.-T,A. Da-'CQ -1. Ah? -Swone A S.5 Ccvvvx 4. SL-ide Club J. Cho I -1, .11 v--v YN-,X -r A. W QQ .ag 'kv ' IRENE SYSTAD Ski Uub 2. 'Jafar Gras Cc 'H' -1, G rfs CIub Comm 3 -1, ShmgIe Art STa'f 3, -1. Forum CMD 3, 4, Q SALLY TANNER Sgrztgleader 3, A.S.E. Rep. 3. -swwan Staff 3, FQ3 r.: !cr: Q 3. TOM THEODORE 1r '4-'ture FS3':'.: 3 -, .1 CWD Res. -1. Spain Cut. -1. A SB CCW . 3 -I I24 CLAUDIA THOMAS P.,T.A. Davie .1 QS 3 Sewgr C ia, Comm -1, I'IO'3fT Soc cw 4, C-Cb Comm. 2, 3, J. LARRY THOMPSON Tnnwvah Staff 3 J. A S B, Cer-. 2, 3. G rlz' ctw, 2 E., ' i1,3,4 vege Cref. A P 3 4 MARLENE THORNTON C-V 3' CQL C 4. F- f-'I , Dr if-' 3 7 -T A. Dj .-3 QT J 'C' S Q AIM 2 3 .1 Cm- Q4 h ' '. Cha ' CAROL THORP C' CC: Cawvw, Q. r-1, Jr S 1 ew 2, 3, -1. Jumor G Q: 3. Fcrw' Cub -1, BARBARA THUMLERT- Gwris' Club a e T51 swam 3, -1. Asseurbw Order -1. Skw CMJ SB. Rep. 3, -1. Modern life's the rule. And here we sit waiting! ff? Gym Helper 3 Usher 3 Nardr Gras Comm 4 Basebal Man er Intramurals 2 3 GQ '2- fu Y?T7x 'Lv All fn if YN Wh., WILLIAM WADE nor Soc ely 2 3 4 Skl So P e Pre 4 Sem jANlES ,WALKER E11 : l 2, , . tba. , , . ,,.A L. 'JA :,.,'L:fe -1 fl.-, Q -3 , , JEANNE WAUGH uct.: fe ,'. 1' 'S , BILL WEAVER B0v:'Cub , , , RON TREMAIN -Boys Club 2, 3, 4. Lunclvoorn Helper 2, 3, WESLEY TUFT Boys Club Offncer A Boys Club Cabunef SHARON TURNIDGE Cfflce Clerk -1. P,AT.A. Dance Conun. 4. Glrls' Club 2, 3, -1. SONJA URI Glee Club 2 Ho'lorSocl1-ly 2, 3, 4, Sk: Club 3, A, Assunzbly Orflnr A. Slnnqln Ai. VERNON VARGA Hcrur Soc Qty 2. Roll Rau. 3. Bop' Club 2, 3, 11. LOIS VCHULEK Asserrby Orcer 3. Attendance Clerk 4, P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 4. Grla' Club Roll Rep.-1. Antl- Smoke 3. ENN VESKIMETS--Hcfor Soclew 2, 3, 4, Bars' Club 2, 3, -1. DELORES VOGNILD Aifendance Clerk 3, 4. Aucllonun Clerk 3, -1. P.-TA. Dance Con n. 3. Forum Club 4. Senlor Comm. 11. WALTER VOLHARD Bars' Club 2, 3, 4. Teachers Ald 3, 4. Anll-Smoke 4. A.S.5.Corr1P'.A. Roll Rep. 3. GEORGE VULGARES- Trl B A. Football 2, 3, A. Boys' Club Cabrnel 2, 3. Stage Manager 2, Track 2, 3, IS 118 Y, wg' DUANE WENTZ L4 1' 'LQ' -e per 2, 3. 55.1 C un 2, 3, 4. LAVERNE WEAVER Aflencance Clerk 2, 3, C115 Clbg 2, 3, -1 S-.l Clu: 2. Glre' Club Rep. 2 RICHARD WEAVER rgnbr SCClElf 2, 3, .1, Sk Cuz 2, -1. JEAN WEIGER A S E. Rep, -1. G r.g Clu: Conf' 4 5 l25 S- Qvs T3 Their aims are hi I1 lon ma the be, I . ' I W lax ofkili J .AA WW 45f ' , i . Tr 'e L4 3' x Q0 Y J CLINTON WHITE-Shingle 3, 4. Honor Sociely 2, 3, 4. Gym Manager 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Mardi Gras Comm. 4. KATHY WILLIAMS- Talisman Siaif 3, 4. Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. Assembly Order 3. Girls' Glee 2. DOROTHY WILSON Ski Club 2. Girls' Club Rep. 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Teacher's Aid 3, 4, KAY WILSON-Girls' Glee 2. Sec. of Forum 4. Honor Sociely 2. Class Comm. 4. LENORE WILSON Honor Society 2 ,3, 4. Mardi Gras Comm Chairman 4. Junior Class Rep, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. A.S.B. Comm, 3, 4. ROBERT WILSON Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Teacher's Aid 3, 4. Field Palrol 4. Chess Club 4. SHERRY WILSON -Entered from Bothell durinq Senior year. Girls' Club 4. MARIE WISE-Songleader 4. Girls' Club Cabinel 4. Talis- man 3, 4. Honor Sociely 2, 3, 4. Assembly Order 4. , Sf RAYMOND WESTER-BOVS' Club 2, 3, 4. E? 9,9 U U WILBUR WESTERMAN-A.S.B. Comm. 3. Track 3. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. ,Sa W lv 'N -my 9-L KAY WOMACK-Girls' Club 2, 3, 4. CORLISS WRIGHT-Honor Society 2, 3. Ski Club 2, 3, 4. Girls' Club Comm. 2, 3, 4. Quill Club 2. Auditorium Clerk 2, GEORGE WRIGHT-Shingle 3, 4. Ski Club 4. Anti-Smoke 4, Boys' Club Rep. 4. Footlighfers Vice Pres. 3. MICHAEL YANTIS-Baseball 2, 3, 4. Hall Palrol 2, 3. Ski Club 3. P.-T.A. Dance Comm. 3, 4. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. STERLING YOUNG-Foolball 2. Baseball 2. Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. TERRY ZACHARIAS -Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Ski Club 4, Rod and Boot Club 4. DONALD ZIRBES-Boys' Club 2, 3, 4. Their honors may the whole world see 2 R711 .Y JL' U, ' ve w-A 4-Ov .Nadia to I ...X Competitive sports are becoming more than ever before a necessary part ofthe high school student's life Inter-high and intramural competition develops in a boy or girl, a sense of fair play and good sportsmanship that is extremely important in our preparation for the future. ,-an .. :it Q , ,. Mb E mf!! 2 It mQ,q.aaui.eW fw W M- 'vi.. 1 .ia- 'YNAI .hind ,gf cv 'T Q I-'H-Q L 'M us ., f-,lf-gi. 4- wlliik- ' hm.. 'O ,.,p5,,' ,X ' 5. www-.4 1' T 't 4 y P -.. ...Q I G 7 .ma . nm. , , ' ' i 01 f'iuf' :QA mgww 'QQ' 'W' Q SPORT yn A k ck on the th rd down'P'P'P .diilmix E093 of as 14,5 Da by H rs? P lv W Coach Bendele Ga e ue W 11' Me? You should see the coach Walker Berg Peterso 38 Hase Mr Tackles and ends and halfbacks, too .....i-,.,, I J A lf A , - ki Q, v Y A' V NV , . W ' 4' ' AWA- 6 -S'-vil0hv-Q., K i i . . . . Q 3 s Y, 4 1 ff Wg' 1 - ' y f K ' af 1 , - , Q io K ,Ill W xi ' L 3 r i errigo X Q L ' , I l r K ' ff' - 9? 'nf' ' ff V Q 'AA ' i 5-'T h W 'if if? l ' , .F ,- . - ii -if n 'a q i' n n ar in Touchdown? Let s see Coach Gasparovnch ali- Frost YQ 1 Rassmussen Berry 49 5 91' Helbug Ruffener Swanson Vulgares Anderson 32 'QQ r 93, Glosund Chrusfensen Ballard keeps The referees on thear toes A blocking rushmg scoring crew 133 1 K I 1,1 Qfg I A Q . .l T 5 r 1 if W I :'1r A if Q,-.,' t We . I , ' A s he s 3 Q I Q 'Q O' 0 ' V 1 525 A - i V e e K- 1' l of-so I I I l 1 . Killing themselves in the glory of Darn nice of those fellas. Rough 'n tumble game. I' What color socks did he say? Queen Anne -Losing the first game of the season is a pill hard to take for any team. Fighting a knock-down, drag-out battle, Ballard and Queen Anne matched play for play with Gordy Christensen doing some spectacular running. ln the third quarter, Queen Anne connected with a long pass from the thirty into our end-zone, making the first and only score of the ball game. l34 West Seattle - Coming back strong as a championship team, Ballard out-passed, out-ran and out-scored West Seattle right off the field! Joe Perrigo connected with a beautiful pass to Gary Hirst in the end-zone for the first score. Later, after a long drive down the field, Perrigo sneaked over from the 2-yard line, thus making Ballard's first victory of the season. Roosevelt - Moving right in where they left off with the Westsiders, Ballard tromped over Roosevelt 27-0. Ed Gio- sund, one of the top ground-gainers in the league, dashed 74 yards from Ballard's 20 to the Roosevelt 6, setting up another score for Ballard. The game continued, especially showing off Ballard's top defense, for which they were given all-city honors. Cleveland - Ballard, magnifying their chances for the Thanksgiving Day game, squeezed by Cleveland by one touch- down, 7-O. Cleveland, scraping their backs against their own goal, kicked a quick punt only to have it blocked by AI Hanson. a hard-hitting game they seem to love. 3-:.7'3if I g I 1 The crowd roars as Ballard players come on field. Lettermen receive honors Beavers show respect as flag is raised. Ballard took possession, sent Ed Giosund up the middle for 8 yards and a T.D. From there on in, it was a defensive battle between two top teams. Garfield - Playing the best game of the season, Ballard trounced Garfield, to the score of l5-2. On their first sus- tained drive, Ballard marched 8l yards to pay-dirt. Rass- mussen scored from ten yards out. A few plays later, Wayne Frost and Dick Berg blocked a Bulldog kick, Only score of the game came in the closing minutes of the contest. Franklin - Ballard, starting out with a rough and tumble ball game, was stopped short of a T.D., on Franklin's 28-yard line. At the half, the end zones were still un-marred, The Beavers taking the ball in the second half, went down to Franklin's 48-yard line, then Franklin took over. The Quakers took possession, scored the first and only T.D. of the game. Ballard, in one last effort, pushed Franklin back for a safety. Ballard's hopes for the Turkey Day game were now shat. tered. Lincoln-Although Ballard would not be playing in the cham- pionship game, they were not going to slack off in their final contest. Lincoln started the scoring with one T.D. in the first half. Then the Beavers struck suddenly with a McClain-to-Rassmussen pass for an 8l-yard T.D. Then Bal' lard went ahead temporarily with another pass for Peterson to Rassmussen good for 6 points, Lincoln came back strong to tie it up, this time for good. l35 Our coaches are the very best, Rowl Bellamy Paduano Gibson Weaver Beck Row 2 Eilers Pheling, Jones, Zundel, Burnett. Second Team Football: Having an exceptionally fine season, the second team took their league champion- ship, under the training of Coach Tony Gasparovich, by winning five games and.dropping one. These boys were perhaps the most enthusiastic, sportsminded players Coach Gasparovich has ever trained. Dependable players like John Bellamy, Ed Giosund, Andy Derosier and Gary Eilers will be fighting for a championship next fall. Row 'l. Boivin, Boivin, Hagen. Row 2. Sprague, Eder, Wildy, Crichton Our teams respected by all the rest. so Y' 9 Row 'l. Riddle, Hawley, Van Ness, McGill, Burnett. Row 2. Molvick, lorguson, Karls, Brown, Stancik. Row 3. McDonald. Bor de-rs, Green, Chester, Fulton, Rotter, Row 4. Andrews, Third Team Football: Although not winning first place in the city standings, they showed their ability to become a great team in future years, with their hustle, drive, and teamwork. The record was two victories and four defeats. Coach Don Burnett did a fine iob in training the boys for next year. With added experience, boys like Stan McDonald, Ernie Nicholson, Walt Burnett, Norm Werner, and Phil Borders will be the victors of tomorrow. Coaches are, Bendele-football and basketball, Gasparovich-foot ball, baseball, Goldstein-basketball, intrarnurals, Burnett-foot- ball, baseball, Oistad-golf, Henning-track, Nelson-tennis, From high IH the stands our voices rise, Dave Mnfchell dnsplays technnque drrbblmg U Desros er Johnson 138 may Yfvv Mutchell Nnchols Holland Garfne d Trues Teams poised ready for foul shoi 1 1 1 1 f ' ' in 'I A ., 7 tf .x 1 . a In iX 1. NQ -wr. .x hx ,M , . I1 Xa I Shouting their glory unto the skies. Garf eld f ues aga n Teams poised eady for another foul shot Hagen M4 0- Andersov P Under the hoop Burke Sande 139 The crowds roar and stamp their feet, Up for the gurnp ball OuR booms ON ter-1' Garfueld loses two pomts as the shot as blocked Ballard s Beavers Though only wlnnlng two out of fourteen games never once let up In team spurut or courage Startmg out early an the season the Beavers showed some promlse of betng top team but as the season progressed their hopes were shattered never to be realized The Beavers took the flrst game of the season from Cleveland the score benng Ballard 49 Cleveland 45 Losung the second game Ballard always In there sparklng the Beavers morale dld a fine lob of keeplng the rest of the team on thelr toes From then on the Beavers season did not go as well as everyone had ex pected but they were always ln there fighting Bud Clark who as golng to be a valuable player next year was the hugh scoring man on the team l4O came back again to defeat Queen Anne, 48 to 39. Lee Sande, The game IS done the mghts complete Someone get that wnnnung pomtl Bud was especially good on the backboards and he also had a tune hook shot that befuddled many opposing players Other outstanding players were Ray Johnson who has a beautlful shot Gary Holland who also has a tune set shot and Jack Burke who played a tune all around game Thus year Ballard was lucky to have three sophomore players on the varsnty team Barry Hawley Phll Borders and Norm Werner got thelr chance to play near the mlddle of the season They proved to be real hustlers and dld a good gob for the Shlngle Weavers Wlth more games under their belts they should go a long way toward clty champlonshup In future years at Ballard arms and legs Com Scene ow LEFT A lot of drive G are l g' 1 1 1, . X I rf sk Santwire, McGill, James, Michalsen, McDonald. Starting out slowly, the second team won five and dropped seven games to outpace the varsity and take sixth place in city competitions. After losing their first two encounters to Cleveland and Roosevelt, the second team came back to win two ball games each from Queen Anne and Garfield in very close contests. By splitting two games with West Seattle, the younger Beavers picked up their last win. However, they dropped their final games to Franklin and Lincoln to round off the season's play, a much more polished ball club. The largest score ever dropped through the twine against the second team was in the first game when Lincoln got 82 points. The closest point spread was in a Queen Anne game where the score was Ballard-52, Queen Anne-50. The second team would probably have had a better sea- son, but most of the boys were playing varsity ball, which took a continual drain on their efforts. Fine athletes like Ray Johnson, Bud Clark, and Gary Holland will be back next year to head their team as a strong contender for the cham- pionship. Reaching for the sky . . . Ai. 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Bergstrom Yates Hunter Lnnde lt takes to play Ballard s thlrd basketball team won elght games out of thelr fourteen game schedule and tled for thlrd place The thlrd teamers no doubt would have had a champlon shup team for thelr coach Mr Goldsteln If three very strong teammates had not left thelr scrub ranks to Ioln the varsnty and do qulte well for themselves They were Barry Hawley Phnl Borders and Norm Werner These boys wall be a strong asset for the varslty next year Gettung along as best they could the scrubs won all thelr games from Cleveland and Franklln They spllt the serles wtth Roosevelt Garfleld Llncoln and West Seattle but were unable to down Queen Anne on elther of thelr confllcts Scorlng was evenly dnstrnbuted wlth thus team and each player was Impressive Roy Yates Mickey McDonald Mike McGlIl and Sud Green all led ln scorlng Perhaps the hardest fought battle thus past season was wuth Queen Anne Our scrubs lost an the last few seconds of play by two polnts They were ahead most of the game and lt was anyones vlctory Earnlng Beaver ponnts 'I 5 .I The e gruelling games ,.x Jerry Darby snaggung a grounder Jnm Walker practnces bun? wa ew -Swami-.fww Ky CK-' .1 'i 'v::'x0'i1i-nbv .K , -.1 10 -Q-,. ..,,,,+ lg., ' 7' uw .ww Mkmiknom may .. 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It .4 if s 4 dj X Yell Leaders: Left to right, Teirney, Wade, Corey, J. Yager, G. Yager, Jacobson. l52 Tri-B: Andersen, Fish, Darby, Walker, Sande, Hebig, Berry, Mitchell, Hirst, Goodman, Kuenzi, Vulgares, Carl, Coach Burnett, de Cillia, Per- rigo, Martin, Bies, Newton, Edgar, T. Goodman, Christiansen, Galer, Berg, Ross, Avey, Gjosund, Steick, Desrosier, Burk, Adams, Neilson, Clark, Peterson, Holland, Johnson, Nichols. 3? The competitions excellent. ,400- ffa- 6, igs ,M 'll- Song Leaders: Left to right, Wise, Peterson, Westburg, Ball, Barbour, Kennedy, Barger, Carr. l53 4 Little B : Roy, Speidlberg, Wood, Pemberton, Little B girls have no regular meeting, but meet when it is necessary. This seems to work out fine, as they accomplish many things, such as having the upkeep on middies tor the gym, award the gym- office girls by having a Christmas party, sell pop- corn and make it possible to obtain the basketball schedule tags, To win the game Little B adviser,MissSpringer Lundell, Johnson, Farmer, Gallup Officers: Thoradson, Palm, John- ston, Magnuson, Endorf. Showerroom Girls: Olson, Peterson, Rut tle, Feild, Swanson, Johnson, Cleary, E Hartung, Hartung. l54 Big B adviser, Miss Smith V -rf Officers: Peterson, Johnson, Karls, Richards, Swanson, Lemonds, Leibst. Big B : Cleary, Feibig, Jacobson, Pederson, Knutsen, Sandburg, Short, Shannon, Hartung E. Hartung, Sartz, Drage, Ristau, Welch, Phelps, Welch Gym Office Girls: Systad, Karls, Richards, Morrell, Radke, Alcoy The members of Big B meet on Thursdays to plan activities through out the year The most important of these were student faculty game letter award breakfast Easter bas kets for children in Harborview hos pital, and a drive to collect mittens for children overseas. They all are bent, 5. 'L E Rope climbing . . . good for The figure. I won'T miss This one. Q 7 ia' For glory and x K KNXXWNN-I 1 1 Girls try their luck at back-bending. 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Stordahl Gary 87 Storhull Soma 87 Storrs Emulue 32 44 45 65 Stowe Maxrne 123 Strand Bob 33 44 123 Strand Dolores 123 Strand Ellen 37 60 123 Strand Joan 42 98 Strand Ray 98 Strande Edna 87 Stratton Jack 98 Strlckland Ed 98 Strong Gwen 98 Stuckey Bob 98 Stuestall Kay 60 Sturm Frank 33 35 50 123 Stuve Charlene 34 37 41 68 98 Sundun Clufford 48 124 Sundun Ken 87 Sundt Marguerute 37 45 46 47 98 Suryan Yvonne 87 Svensen Robert 117 124 Svenhard Febe 98 Swaduner Carol 34 124 Swaduner Mary 50 87 Swanbv Dottue 87 Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swanson Swensen Swensen Systad lr Beverly 37 124 Davud 52 124 Dennms 124 Duck 52 87 Eddue 87 Gary 51 124 G yR 51 124 3 Lundon 78 Margaret 42 124 Margue 34 87 Sandra 60 87 Shar ey 45 46 47 24 Eleanor 98 Gary 45 46 48 60 ene 72 124 Systad Nancy 98 Tanner Sally 124 Tapp Arlune 87 Tapp Clufford 98 Tapp Daryl 37 98 Ta lor, D1 Y Taylor, Joyce 78 Taylor, Peggy, 46, 87 TaYIor, Vurglma, 98 Telstad Nancy, 98 Tennefoss, LeRoy, 87 Terrace, Sharon, 37, 54, 98 Theodore Tom, 124 Thersun, Perry, 87 Thoms, Bob, 87 Thomas Claudra, 34, 44, 124 Thomas Marcua, 78 Thomason, Gaye, 87 2 Thomason Thompson Thom son Larry 78 Larry 41 48 124 Marsha 78 D Thompson Patrucua 43 53 8 Thompson Sharon 87 Thomson Helen 98 Thordarson Joanne 53 87 Thornton Marlene 32 34 37 42 Thorp Ca ol Ann 37 51 124 Thorp Marulyn 37 98 Thorpe Wayne 78 Thumlert Barbara 32 39 41 45 Thumlert Jum 98 Tuerney Muke 50 98 Turtney Rrchard 78 Toner John 78 Torkelson Susan 87 Tosoonuan Arlene 34 Trafton Bob 87 Trammell Terry 98 Trauvs Dale 148 Treece Tom 50 98 Tremaun Ron 125 Trugstad Rolv 78 Troberg Ruchard 98 Trucher Jum 87 Tuft Marue 34 87 Tuft Wesley 33 125 Turmdge Sharon 54 125 Tynes Sharon 46 78 Ulvestad Jeanue 87 Unger Myra 87 Uru Eunar 87 Url Soma 40 45 64 125 Van Patton James 78 VanderHoek Valerue 87 Vanderhoof Myrna 87 Van Hoy Neul 46 87 Van Ness Pete 87 137 Van Senten Albert 87 Varga Vern 125 Vaughan Jean 87 Vaughn Nancy 43 53 98 Vchulek Lous 34 44 54 125 Veskumets Enn 125 Vucklund Anna 98 Vrrdell Karen 98 Vlasuch Pete 87 Vognuld Delores 42 54 125 Volhard Walt 51 125 Vulgares George 125 133 Vulgares Nena 46 47 87 Wade Wulluam 37 44 51 125 Walberg Pat 78 Waldal Earl 87 Walker Bob 78 Walker Jum 43 45 60 125 132 Walker Muke 48 Wall Deanna 88 Wallace Don 39 40 52 98 W y Bull 46 Ward Davud 88 Ward Janet 46 47 98 Ward Murray 88 Warne Doug 36 45 98 Warner Warner Watkrns Watson Waugh Weather Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Weaver Webster Webster Wecker Weuger Welmer Weumer Duck 78 Ruth 88 Kenny 98 Jlm 98 Jeanne 45 125 man Duck 78 Al 39 98 137 7 Don 88 Laverne 125 Rrchard 33 37 50 125 Beverly 43 78 Kenneth 98 Marue 37 48 98 Jean 39 125 Ken 98 Larry 88 Welch Carolyn 98 Welch Jean 98 Welch Joan 98 Wells Carolyn 42 98 Wenger Ron 35 88 Wenner Jan 88 Wentz Duane, 125 Wentz, Jum, 98 Werluch Joan 37 98 Werner, Norm 88 Werth, Barbara, 88 Westberg, Pat 54, 88 Wester, Ray, 126 Westerrnan, Wulbur 126 Whalen, Jum 88 Wheelung, Marcua, 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Mr. Birchman Mrs. Henning , Joanne Hagbo Jean Richards, Dixie Hellum Lorretta Griffith, Sylvia Howick, Howard Keenan Sharon McLean, Joyce Gibb, Sally Franklin, Joyce Demco Julie Nelson, Betty Armstrong Clinton White, Joan Anderson, Terri Polsen, Sonia Uri, Erlene Barnes, Karen Dettman, Paula Peterson, Mel Gehre George Wright, Arley Nichols, Dixie Hellum, Larry Galvin , ,... , ,, Jean Richards Suzi deCillia, Laurel White, Irene Systad, Sandy Shurtleff, Joan Hanson, Joseph Molvik , , ,, , ,, . Mel Gehre Donna Cottingham, Delores Johnson Don Wallace, Jack Moldenhouer, George Wright, Acknowledgments, 164 Administration, 14 A.S.B. Legislature, 39 A.S.B. Officers, 38 A.S.B. Cabinet 8- Advisers, 38 Assembly Order, 45 Assembly Planning, 45 Attendance Clerks, 54 Auditorium Helpers, 42 Band, 48 Baseball, 142 Basketball, 138 Biblio Club, 43 Biq 155 Boys Anti4Smoke, 51 Boys' Club Cabinet, 33 Boys' Club Helpers, 35 Boys' Club Officers, 33 Boys' Club Rep., 35 Classes, 72 Choir, 46 Coaches, 144 Custodial Helpers, 55 Custodial Staff, 26 Debate, 42 Dedication, 1 Double Octette, 46 Field Patrol, 52 Football, 132 Footlighters, 50 Forum Club, 42 French Club, 43 Freshman Class, 75 Freshman Class Officers, 74 Girls' Club Cabinet, 32 Girls' Club Helpers, 34 Girls' Club Officers, 32 Girls' Club Roll Rep., 34 Girls' Senior Glee, 47 Golf Team, 148 Gym Office Girls, 155 164 Dixie Hellum, Howard Keenan Gym Shower Girls, 154 Hall Patrol, 52 Honor Society, 35 Junior Class, 91 Junior Class Officers, 90 Latin Club, 53 Library Staff, 53 Little 154 Lunchroom Helpers, 55 Lunchroom Staff, 26 Maiorette, 49 Mixed Glees, 46 Movie Crew, 52 Office Clerks, 54 Orchestra, 49 Organizations, 30 P.-T.A. Dance Comm., 44 Pep Band, 49 Riding Club, 51 School Life, 58 Senior Class, 102 Senior Class Cabinet, 101 Senior Class Officers, 100 Shinqle, 40 Ski Club, 153 Sonq Leaders, 136 Sophomore Class, 81 Sophomore Class Officers, 80 Spade Club, 44 Spanish Club, 43 Sports, 130 Sports Managers, 152 Stage Crew, 50 Student Index, 158 Talisman, 41 Tennis, 150 Ticket Sellers, 53 Track, 146 Tri 152 Triple Trio, 47 Yell Leaders, 136