Battle Ground High School - Bengal Yearbook (Battle Ground, WA)

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Robert Bain-BA. in Ed., West- ern Washington College of Education. Art. Genie Caines-B.S. in Ag., Washington State College, Agriculture. Lloyd Damewocd-B.S. in Ag., Washington State College. Agriculture. loe Englmann-BA., B.S. in P.E., Graduate Work, Wash- ington State College. P.E., Coaching, World History. Lillian Englmann-B.S. in Home Ec., B,A. in Ed., Graduate Work, Washington State Col- lege. Home Economics. Axel Forsman-B.A., B.Ed., M.A., Washington State Col- lege. Library. Pauline Girod-B.A., Willamette University. Typing, Book- keeping. Earl Harman-B.A., B.Ed., Washington State College, Woodshop. Faye Huston-Senior Certificate in Public Health, University of Oregon Medical College, School of Nursing at Emanuel Hospital. Public Health Nurse. Lowell Lylord-B.M., Upper Iowa Universitv. M.A., Uni- versity of Washington. Grad- uate Work Northwestern Uni- versity. Band, Betty Myklebust-B.A., Wash- ington State College. English Ill, U. S. History. Andrew McCall-B.A., Univer- sity of Washington, Western Washington Coleoe of Educa- tion. Carpentry, Stage Cratt. Virginia Newton-B.A., Wash- ington State College. English IV, Girls' P.E., Journalism. Ralph Olmstead-B.S., MS, in Ag., University of Idaho. Agriculture. Rav O'Neal-B.A., Georgetown College, Kentucky, M.A., Columbia University, New York, Graduate Work, Wash- ington State Colle e and Oregon Institute OE Marine Biology. Radio Production. Melvin Pettichord-B.A., Wash- ington State College. Boys' P.E., Coaching, Mechanical Drawing, Senior Science. Orrell Peru-B.A., Pacific Uni- versity. Choir, World History. George Rilfero-B.A., in Foreign Language, Teacher's Certifi- cate, University of Washin - Spanish I and II, English Ardith Rogers-B.A., Washing- ton State College. English ll. Phillip Schaefer-B.Ed., B.S., Washington State College. Agriculture. Charles Siegel-B,A., B.Ed., M.A., Iowa State Teachers' College, Washington State College. U. S. History, World History. Aileen Sn-iithJVBgA., MAT Uni- versity o ' f . ' l, ll, Shorthaaridulglclll ypmg Patricia Shanahan-B.S., Wash- ington State College. Home Economics. Guinevere Storey-B.S., Univer- sity of Washington. Biol , Chemistry, Algebra. ogy David Tumey-B.A., University of Washington. Radio Produc- tion, Orchestra. H. B. Wescom-B.S., Washing- ton State College. Family Life, Sociology, Economics, Guidance. A. C. Zeller-B.A., B.S., Willam- ette University. Physics, Geometry, Algebra Il, Asst. Principal. A. A. Hassle!-B,Ed., M.E., Washington State College, B.A., Dickenson State Teachers College. American Problems.

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Carl Iohnson Harold Dick i l HE years of l95O-Sl will probably pass into history as years of great tension and uncertainty. Future readers should know that educational institutions ot today have recognized the anxiety of the times and have attempted to prepare their students to meet the challenges ot a trying period. We believe Battle Ground High School has been such a place, Whatever progress We have made can be attributed to the tact that We have learned in some measure the secrets ot co-operation. We hope that this knowledge will impart greater strength to us as individuals in the ditticult years ahead. Harold Dick, Principal Battle Ground High School A. A. Hassler A. C. Zeller

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STUDENT COUNCIL Top row-lerry McKee Frank Payne Ed Burke Ioanne Parvi, Berneda Sobotta. Second row-Bill Smith, loyce Keksi, Mr. Dick, Dick Emspahr. Standing, left to right- Mr. Dick, Darrell Perry, Bill Smith, lack Massie, Ray Cresap, George Bump, Wesley Yager, Dick Einspahr, Dick Hamey, Ron Salt, Iames Dhanens, Narvin Sny- der, Bev Dolan, Ianet Erkkila, Mary Ann McCamey, Ioyce Bennett, Bobbie Kirk. Seated, left to right, around table-Alice Farring, Dallas Schu- macher, Berneda Sobotta, Ioyce Keksi, Frank Payne, Ed Burke, Carol Mitcham, Shirley Stewart, Adrienne Ellis, Shriley lohansen, Ioanne Parvi, Audrey Iohnson, Barbara Brosseau. We are living in a very trying and unnerving period of national tension, due to no fault of our own. Because of this situation, We are inclined to live from day to day With little thought of the future. Our school with its activities and studies has been a guiding influence helping us to think and plan for the future. For the results of this year and the accomplishments attained, l have only to say that each outgoing set of officers believes that its year Was the best in Battle Ground history .... Well, l'rn no exception. IERRY MCGEE President, Associated Student Body l95Oa5l.