Ballou High School - Roundtable Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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The girls' basketball team is spirited and vigorous. The expert players on the Girls' Basketball Team compete with other schools in an attempt to contribute to Ballou's records as the best. These girls, with the encouragement of Miss Constance Powell, practice regularly to remain in the best physical condition and enjoy many afternoon victories with rival schools. Both Venelda Butler and her opponent Determined to Ihwarl her show their skill and determination opponent's hope to make a basket, as they jump for the ball. Pam Brown reaches for the ball. trim .-rate,-W-ztm1 r.: . 1. 1,f:1 .m1imn ,r .M

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Row I: E. Brewer, A. Ruffin, B. Webb, V. Butler, D. Bush. Row II: T. Smith, J. Banks, C. Shorter, V. Clark, T. Watson. Row Ill: B. Roderick, B. Jefferson, L. Harris, P. Browne, D. Williams, S. Tyler Knot picturedj Concentrating solely on the game, Theresa Watson moves swiftly down the court. Date Ballou Opponent Dec. 16 26 St. Cecilia 52 Jan. 27 12 Immaculota 44 Feb. 3 30 Coolidge 18 Feb. ll 29 St. Cecilia 13 Feb. 17 30 Dunbar 16 Feb. 26 34 Coolidge 22 as Oh, no, you don't! , says Diane Bush to her most eager opponent.

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Their common interest, the successful education and responsible maturation of the young people enrolled in Ballou Senior High, brings together the parents and school personnel in a unified effort toward that end. Parents of seniors are indeed proud when the major milestone in that direction has been reached. And so it is with great satisfaction that The Home and School Association extends best wishes to the graduating class of I969 At left from the top, Mrs. Wiseman, Mr. Carlo, principal, Mrs, Rollins, Mrs. Paredes, Mrs. Barbour, Mrs. M. Jones, teacher, Mr. Reamer, teacher, and at right, Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Moore, with all the ass0ciation's members, are concerned with one thing, the students' welfare.