Ballou High School - Roundtable Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Row I: V. Cabanatan, C. Wong, M. Thomas, P. Graves, G. Fralin, F. Drane, C. Cox, Mrs. Price. Row II: A. Calloway, D. Overby, B. Webb, D. Jackson, G. Parker, V. Jones, J. Alston. Row III: D. Augustine, J. Robinson, W. Sherman, K. Hair, A. Mosley, M. Kotcella, W. Gilchrist. Library assistants In the quiet, comfortable, and pleasant atmosphere of Ballou's Library, students are inspired to use the full facilities of the 10,000 books and 16 types of dilferent magazines. The library assistants are eager to otfer their aid in finding information for students who are unable to find it themselves. Math club One plus two equals three. The V2 equals 1.417 . . . In the event of doubt concerning the math club's activities, its purpose is not to teach conversation by numbers. The activities vary from demonstrations of the slide rule, to the history of numbers, to the type of social evening spent at a dinner outside school. Leading the fun is club president Carolyn Cox, and Mr. Frances Price, sponsor.

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Row I: A. Carver, J. Fox, C. Dashell, L. Lumbeng, E. Powell, B. Jones, D. Maxwell, L. Champman, P. Dallas, V. Beverly, Mrs. Lindquist. The National Honor Society is an organization, which honors those students who have managed to maintain at least a B average and who are outstanding in leadership, character, and service. The sponsor of the Ballou Chapter of the N.H.S. is Mrs. F. Howard who has worked diligently with the president, Gayle Fralin, and other members ofthe society to plan the various activities such as a Christmas tea, and an induction ceremony in the spring. German club Ach du lieber! This is the fourth year ofthe German Club. Although it is one ofthe lesser known groups at Ballou, it is very active. At the Spring picnic members enjoy a variety of German foods. At club meetings slides of' various parts of Germany are shown and new unusual games are played. Sponsored by Frau Lindquist the club welcomes anyone interested in learning about German culture. Pamela Milner, Darlene McMillian, Adrienne Ross N I-I Gayle Fralin, and sponsor Mrs. F. Howard Members of the Society volunteer to serve as Ballou guides for visiting V.I.P.'s

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Photography club The Photography Club is a small, highly skilled band of Ballou Knights. Based on the second Hoor, hidden from the eyes of unsuspecting students, the Photo Club operating in conjunction with the Round-table and the Charter, roam the halls, classrooms, games, assemblies, and dances, plying their trade. Their purpose is to serve themselves and Ballou by learning about photography in the darkroom and in the field. So beware! The Photo Club is watching! Row I: S. Hair, H. Graves, R. Thomas. Row II: J. Parades. Under the student supervision of Sonja Tyler, the Pep Club is the power behind the fuse which ignites the student body into rallying in support of their teams. The purpose of' this energetic group is to support the cheerleaders in their efforts to bolster the morale of the varsity players.