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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1955 volume:

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JK: 4 2:51 pw 2 1 ,tim-. 5 as Q l ag 2, ei mf 1 1 iw ul' Q5 :Q gp 5 , ,- f,g1:f,g',2Q?1.r :'f1 ' N m E --as- X!f,g, 'ami- A ,EE 1 1 it 16 ,ff r Q gm I 1 ' f ,i , ve:fg? - w.1i:51.4?-ff,:,q3., ,::3C:,l'jjQ ' . E il .W 1 4 For the many contributions to the support of our activities, for the interest shown in our school pro- jects, for their co-operation and sacrifices, for the unswerving loyalty they continue to show, we the annual staff of 1955 dedicate the Bengal to. .. f agffe 5 75. W .gg E V 3 ' on j Vit' X Q . Qf GWf 'fum ffw 2 JU iff,-E12 W ' M V f im I I l I t A MESSAGE FROM OUR SUPERINTENDENT This yearbook serves well the present purpose of portraying friends and events and recounting significant happenings during the school year, 1954-1955. But it will become increasingly cherished as time passes as a means of keeping fresh the memories of your high school days. May it remind you of a school year full of rich and maturing experiences, of mental and nfioral growth, of a sense of confident preparation for the stimulating and challenging days that lie ahead. 7 Q STANDING: Mr. Zeller, Vice-Principal SEATEDg Mr. Siegel. Principal A ff f 1 LEFT: Mr. H. IOHHSOU. SCHOOL BOARD fLeft to Righty: H. Johnson, O.McLaury, Assistant Superintendent R. Snow, V. Tucker, R. Staley, A. Hassler, G. Storie, RIGHT: Mr. C. Johnson, Superintendent. C, Johnson, E, Jackson, MR. AXFORD MR. CAINES Driving Mach. Shop Ag. 111 MR. DAMEWOOD MRS. ENGLMANN MR. FORSMAN Ag. 1, II Home Ec. II, III, IV Library Eng. III l MR. GUNNARSEN MR. HASSLER MR. HELGESON Eng. IV, V U. S. History Stage Journalism American Problems General Shop World Hist. Arch. Drawing Adv. Cab. MR. LARSEN MR. LONDOS English III, IV P. E.5 Coach World History Geom. MR. LYFORD MISS MARTIN MRS. NEWTON Band U. S. History Dramatics P. E. Eng. II, III C MR. OLMSTEAD MR. PERU MR., PETTICHORD Ag. 1, 1V Choir Sr. Science Chem. Ensemble Mech. Draw. P. E.5 Coach A MR. PLETT MRS. RICKER Art I, II Eng. Ilg Annual Art Po. Spanish I French II I MR. SIEGEL MISS SMITH U. S. History Typ. I, II Principal S. Hand II MISS STOREY Biology Eng. II MR. TURNEY MR. WESCOM Orchestra Soc. Living Guidance MR. ZELLER Algebra I, II Physics Assistant Principal A n M ,a' ,. . :,.. ! , FI J ii 4 MTW ' M Q W 797 . W WfW W Jia f ,ff L Migwffgf HM W W WEE? Sally Fund, Treasurerg Don Cramer, Sergeant-At-Annsg Dean Mosier, Vice President: Mel Conner, Presidentg Joyce Walter, Secretary. As Commencement Day, May 26th, approached, the Seniors happily recalled the outstanding events of their three memorable years of high school. Under the leadership of Don Wendt as sophomores, they showed much enthusiasm. The Sophomore Brawl was a big success with Betty .Tohnson's election as Miss l955 highlighting the event. Showing the same enthusiasm the class of '55 started its junior year with the presentation of the play Captain Applejack, starring Mel Conner. Junior Dress-up Day was held on April l. Climaxing the year was the Junior Prom on May 1 with Wilma Brownell and Dean Mosier reigning as queen and king of the affair. Starting their final year, Seniors held a successful Senior Ball, Showers of Stars , on December 11. Then came the familiar pattern of ordering announcements and cards, class pictures, and the measuring for caps and gowns. March llth brought the annual Senior Play, Father of the Bride, a cute comedy. The Senior girls' tea was followed by the Senior assembly and picnic. May 26th found the Seniors at the long awaited moment, commencement, re- ceiving their diplomas. This was a sad but happy ending to the his- tory of the class of '55, I :Ss ilii p wif '27 ' ff - it 3 an-W WWE f ROBERT ALLWORTH--Bob collects stamps and states his suppressed desire as wanting to get along with Mr. Zeller. Ag. course5 FFA 2,3,4. MAUREEN YVONNE ANDERSON--Maureen's pet peeve is boys who don't dance. A top commercial student, her suppressed desire is to make a success of her life. Home Room Sec. 2,35 Healthroom 35 Office 45 Dramatics 45 Honor Society Vice Pres. 45 Sr. Play cast 4. VERONA BACON--Verona would like a new 1955 Cadillac convertible. She likes coloring photos, spaghetti, and mint green. Commercial Course5 Soph. Brawl 25 GAA 25 Choir 2,35 Orchestra 2, 3,45 Orchestra Librarian 2,45 String Trio 3,45 Intramurals 3,45 Tigerettes 3,45 Tigerette Sgt. at Arms 4. WILLADEAN BARBER--Chocolate Sundaes are the favorite food of Willadean, more commonly known as Willie. She has been very active in dramatic production and sports. General Course5 H. R. Vice Pres. 25 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Choir 2, 3,45 Ensemble 2,3,45 GAA 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 H. R. Vice fl Pres. 35 Ir. Play Comm. 35 Tennis Club 45 Dramatics 45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 All -School Play Comm. 45 ' Operetta 45 P. E. Ass't. 45'Sr. Play Stage Director 4. ffl Ifjv ! . , 5 EVELYNNE BATTERSHELL--Evie likes Italian and Chinese food WAYNE BENNETT--Benny wants to make a million dollars qby and Bob . She dislikes grumpy people. Transfer from Madera drawing cars?j. Too much lipstick irritates this guy. Social High School. Jr. Play 35 Office 3,45 Dramatics 45 Assembly Science courseg Student council 25 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Pep Comm. 45 H. R. Pres. 4. Squad QYe1l leaderj 25 Football fmanagery 25 Baseball JV 2,35 Library 2, 3. DANIEL BECKER--Daniel, who is taking an Ag. Course, gives English teachers as his pet peeve. Intramurals 2, 3,45 FFA 2,3,4. JUNE BILLS --June's suppressed desire is to go to New York. She . likes dancing, spaghetti and meat balls, and the color blue. Girls with short hair irritate this gal. Social Science course5 Choir 2,3,45 Office 2, 3,45 Operetta fchoirj 4. 12. MARILYN JEAN BILLS--Marilyn Q Skeeter J transferred from Vancouver in her Junior year and claims her suppressed desire is to be with Andy. Social Science courseg Bengal 43 Stage 43 Sr. Play stage crew 43 Operetta Stage crew 43 Honor Society 4. JANET BLEDSOE--Jan's hobby is photography and tinting. Her favorite color is green. Collgee Prep course3 Soph. Brawl Comm. 23 FHA 2,3,4: GAA 2'3,4: Healthroom 2, 3,4:ll'1t1'3I'Ill1I3J.S 2,3,4: Jr. Play Comm. 23 FHA Treas. 43 H. R. Pres. 43 Stage Crew--Jr. Play and All-School Play 43 Sr. Ball Comm. 43 Building and Grounds Comm. 4. DIANNA BOYER--Dianna, who is very active in dramatics, would like to be in a play and not have to cry. This female Johnny Ray has taken the Social Science COUISCQ Choir 2,33 Girls' Glee 2: Jr. Play Cast 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 33 Dramatics 3,4: Sr. Ball Comm. 43 Office 43 A11- School Play 43 Sr. Play Stage Director 4. MICHAEL BOYER-- Mike lists his favorite color as blond and his pet peeve is girls who say no . Although he transferred from Vancouver in his sophomore year, he still seems to spend quite a bit of time there. College Prep. Course3 Football 23 Choir 2,3,4Q -Jr. Play Cast 32 Boys' League Sgt. at Arms 43 Dramatics 43 Operetta 43 Sr. Play Cast 4. JANICE BRADFORD--Jan likes to write letters and to eat Chinese RICHARD BROOKSHIRE--Drake goes for hamburgers and sports, in food. She especially enjoys calling people Honey-Dol1. Social which he has been quite active. College prep courseg Track 23 Scienceg Soph. Brawl Comm. 23 Baccalaureate Comm. 23 Band Basketball 2,33 Football 3,42 Junior Prom comm. 33 Jr. Class Sgt. 2, 3,4Q Sec. Treas. 2,33 Pres. 43 Tiger-ettes 2,3,43 Honor Society at Arms 33 Baseball 3,43 P. E. Ass't. 4. 2, 3, 43 Pep Band 2, 3, 43 Pep Band Leader 43 Intramurals 2, 3, 43 Bengal 3. 4: ASS'I- Editor 3: Bengal EdiY01' 4: P. E. Ass't. 3, 4: BETTY BROWN--Betty, who would like to see the world, makes Raul' Comm- 3. 4: G. L. Cabinet 4: A11-School Play Comm. 4: her hobby yachting and sailing. Perhaps she plans on sailing to Sf- PHY Cast 4- China to partake of her favorite food. .Chow mein. Soci-al Science Course3 Choir 2,33 Intramurals 3,43 Tiger 43 Cafeteria 4. DON BREAKEY-- Break's hobby is his car and women. He seems to hate girls with long hair. He likes to eat frog legs and likes the color purple. Social Science Course: Stage 43 All-School Play stage manager 4. 13 WILMA BROWNELL--Willie, a little gal with loads of pep, likes southern fried chicken and the color blue. Commercial course: H. R. Pres. 2: Honor Society 2: GAA 2,3,4: Intramurals 2, 3.4: Jr. Class Sec. 3: Jr. Prom Queen 3: Jr. Prom comm. 3: Song Leader Yell Leader 4: Office 4: Rally comm. 4: Sr. Ball comm. 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. DON BUMP--Don's favorite passtime is working on cars. His pet peeve is noisy girls. This Oh, clever fellow likes the color yellow. Social Science course: cafeteria 3,4: DELORES BUSH-- Bushy's pet peeve is people. 1Golly, are we that badly She likes to read, write, and draw. Commercial course: Healthroon 2, 3: Jr. Play Cast 3: Intra- murals 2,3,4: G. A. A. 2,3,4: Library 4: All School Play 4: H. R. Secretary-Treas. 4. LUELLA CASPER--School is the pet peeve of Luella, who has attended Battle Ground for I2 years. Is that why? General Course: Soph. Brawl comm. 2: Ensemble 2: Ensemble Contest 2: Intramurals 2: Choir 2,3,4: Cafeteria 3: Operetta 4: F.H.A. 4: FHA Soc. Comm. 4. 3 BOB CLAFLIN--Bob likes hunting and fishing and wants to go to LEONARD CLARK--Leonard lists his pet peeve as girls 'standing Africa someday. Scientific Course: Football 2, 3,4: Track Mgr. up boys and his hobby is girls. College Prep. Course: Jr. Play 2,3: Office 4. Ass't. Stage Dir. 3: H. R. Sec. 4: Tennis Club 4. CALVIN CLARK--Percy doesn't like girls that don't like to eat and RACHEL FAITH COCHRAN--A transfer from Simi Valley High in wants very much to go to Niagara Falls on his honeymoon. Scient- California, Rae's pet peeve is school work and like most everyone ific course: Band 2, 3,4: Soph. Brawl comm. 2: Baseball 2, 3,4: she would like to have a lot of money. Social Science Course: Choir Basketball mgr. 3,4: Do-nut League 2, 3.4: Mass Band 2, 3,4: Tiger 2: Cafeteria 4: Girls' Glee 3. staff 3: Jr. Play cast 3: H. R. Vice Pres 3: All-State Band 3: Bldg. and grounds comm. 3: Sr. Ball comm. 4: S. B. Ist Vice Pres. 4: Tennis Club 4: Social comm. 4: All-School Play 4: Honor Society 2, 3,4: 3 yr. Honor Roll: Sr. Play Cast 4. 14 MELVIN CONNER-- Nouny has been very active and has had the distinction of being able to spell entertainment since the eighth grade. His hobbies are baseball and Dianna. The question is: Which comes first? Scientific -College Prep Course: Football 2: Bengal 3: Jr. Play lead 3: Boys' State Repr. 3: Jr. Class Vice Pres. 3: Ways and Means comm. 4: Student council 2,4: Shop Ass't. 4: Baseball 2, 3,4: Dramatics 4: St. dir. All-School Play 4: Honor Society 2, 3,4: Sr. Class Pres. 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. DON CRAMER--Don, who would like to make a million dollars, lists girls as his pet peeve and cars as his hobby. Don's color choice is blue. College Prep. Course: H. R. Pres. 2: H.R. Vice Pres. 2: Baseball 2: Track 3,4: Football 2, 3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: Sr. Class Sgt. at Arms 4. CATHERINE CRESAP--Young boys seem to be Cathy's pet peeve. QHow about the older ones, Catherine?J She likes green, and her favorite food is chicken. Social Science course: Office 2: Intramurals 2,4: GAA 2,3: lr. Prom. Comm. Chrm. 3: Graduation Dec. Comm. 3: Song Leader 3: Ensemble 3: Tigerettes 3,4: Honor Society 3,4: All-School Play Comm. Chrm. 4. LORRAINE CRESAP--Lorraine, wants to be a millionaress, but she dislikes boys. No doubt she plans on earning all that money herself. Lorraine's favorite color is blue, which is the color of her eyes. Commercial course: GAA 2,3: GAA Sec. 2: Intramurals 3,4: H. R. Sec. 3: lr. Prom Comm. 3: H. R. Pres. 4: Student Council 4: Clean Sweep Comm. 4: All -School Play Comm. 4. DARRELL DICKENSON--Buzzy especially dislikes English VINCE DUPEA--Vince has well earned his nickname of Satch teachers and his suppressed desire is get out of school. Ag. ' he has been very active in band. Jello, of all things -happens Course. to be his favorite food, and he enjoys skiing. College Prep. Course: H. R. Vice Pres. 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. Chairman 2: MERRIETTA DUNN--Merts' suppressed desire is to travel and Band 2, 3,4: Pep Band 2, 3, 4: Football Manager 2: Basketball she hates people without a sense of humor. Oh nol Commercial 2, 3: Donut League 2, 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3, 4: Mass Band course: Library 2: Office 2: FHA 2, 3,4: GAA 2, 3,4: Healthroom 2, 3,4: H. R. Pres. 3: Track 3,4: ASB Publicity Comm. 3: 3: P. A. Operator 4: H. R. Sec. Treas. 4: Stage Jr. Play, All- Solo Contest 3,4: B Club 3,4: ASB Second Vice Pres. 4: School Play, Operetta 4: Girls' Glee Club 4. Rally Comm. Chairman 4. CARROL EASTER-- Easter Lily says that she likes Spanish food and the color red. Social Science Course: Choir 2, 3,4: Junior Play Comm. 3: Tigerettes 4: Office 4: Operetta 4: 1 5 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. LARRY EDWARDS--This big fellow likes plain ole potatoes and gravy. In football, Larry was chosen inspirational player. Transfer from Vancouver during his sophomore year. Scientific course5 Football 2, 3,45 B Club, 35 Honor Society 45 Cafeteria 45 Track 4. ROSE FARRING--Rosie's hobby is cooking and she loves mashed potatoes. Naturally, she is taking a Home Ec. Course. She's had. the honors of Girls' State Alternate and F.H.A. State Degree. H. R. Vice President 25 Choir 25 F. H. A. 2,3,45 Intramurals 2,3iJl.'. Play comm. 35 Ensemble 35 F. H. A. 3,45 Tigerettes 3,45 Honor Society 45 G.A.A. 4. VIRGINIA FRANCIS--Jenny hates to get up in the moming. Her Suppressed desire is to travel around the world. She likes the color blue -green and her favorite saying is Pish Posh . Social Science course, Dramatics 3,45 F. H. A. 3. R 3. i , l I 1. ' ' I I . 5 LE ROY FRAZIER-- Peanuts likes to hunt and fish. He also DONNA GROTH--Her hobby is dreaming. Donna's suppressed desire likes to eat hamburgers with chocolate milkshakes. Social is to have a home of her own. Home Ec. Course5 Jr. Play 35 FHA Science course5 Home Room President 2, 35 Soph. Brawl comm. 2,3,45 Library 45 Girls' Glee Club 3,4. 25 Choir 2, 35 Honor Society 25 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 P. E. Assistant 45 ASB Sgt. at Arms 4. ALLEN GUSTAFSON-- Gus, as he is known to his pals, is a trans- fer from.Vancouver. His hobby is basketball. His favorite color SALLY FUND--Sal's pet peeve is comb borrowers. Her desire is to is blue. He is taking a Math. Course. own a 55 Ford. A blue one? Sal's taking a Commercial Course5 Honor Society 25 H. R. Treasurer 35 Intramurals 35 FHA 3,45 Jr. Play Costume Comm. 35 Library 45 Class Treasurer 4. 16 DORIS HAGEDORN--To be a registered nurse is her ambition. Her favorite color is red and spaghetti and meat balls are tops on her list of favorite foods. Commercial Course: Choir 2,3,4: H. R. Sec. Treas. 35 Girls' Glee 3,4. LIL HAGEMAN--A transfer from Cottage Grove, Oregon, Lil quickly made friends here at B. G. She is enrolled in a Home Ec. Course5 Choir 45 Cafeteria 45 Operetta 4. DALE HANEY--Dale's hobby is sports, sports, and more sports. His desire is to win a base- ball championship. Social Science course5 H. R. Sec. 25 Choir 2, 35 Football 2, 3,45 Base- ball 2, 3,45 Basketball 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Do-Nut League All-Stars 2, 3,45 B Club 35 Office 3,45 Boys' League Comm. 45 H. R. Pres. 45 Tiger 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. SHIRLEY I-IANSEN--Shirley likes reading, sports, and chili. Her disire is to work ina bank. Social Science Course5 Jr. Play Comm. 35 Cafeteria 35 Operetta 45 Choir 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. LOWELL HASART His favorite sport is swimming. Lowell's suppressed desire is to join the service. SocialScience course5 Ir. Play cast5 Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Ir. Prom Comm. 35 Choir 2, 3,45 Octet 45 Tennis Club 45 Tennis Club Pres. 45 Operetta 45 Stage 45 Intramurals 2, 3, 4. KEITH HENIKEN--Girls that giggle annoy this fellow. His desire is to be an army general. Transfer from Camas during Junior year. Social Science Course: Cafeteria 3,45 Football 4. 17 VERNA HESNER--I-lere's a girl who can hardly wait until graduation. She likes sea food and the color blue. Com mercial Course5 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 1953 Graduation Dec. Comm. 25 Glee Club 2,35 Choir 2,35 Honor So- ciety 2, 35 Tigerettes 2, 3, 45 Tigerette Vice Pres. 4. DON HESS-Don's hobby seems to center around pink Fords and girls--blondes preferably. His pet phrase is Gad Dadl Social Science Course5 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Jr. Play 35 B Club 35 Foo:ba1135 Choir 2, 3, 45 Octet 3,45 Yell Leader 45 Dramatics 3,45 All-School Play 45 Operetta 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. 5, :, . A 4 ..,.f:.i.g.. , if . my gf. 1 H H M , 'tg , fs z r .sff',g.-:s'f'f,f'iz f ' Y - f s 1 QW ' 59, z ' is C 9 'K . :'f5.:la+g9s-M wg' i,, , I .f-1 .F ' V, W. .W-Qs N. if , , , gzax vey, sf, 1 y: My mg:- 1 --qg gniisf A' .ff.,:.f' -evra will 4 4.',W iiisifzfz . A 55 4 3 1 'fit s is ,'5?'?E?f ikz -' 5 ' g.,f ?!f : , . A 3 G 7 V 1- Y'-ii ff . susan f 'f -ZW ' 1 - fs.: af' sm. am ': ,3 y :sfffs ' .. ' ,Y , isilgg' 4 Q . i , .. -H: - .sis f Ml? Q 2552 9 Q 3 if r I V. ' H ' 5. ' 'g s 5, ROBERT JOHNSON--Bob has an exciting hobby: motorcycles. He dislikes talkative women. Like most teenagers he likes to eat hamburgers. Social Science Course: Ir, Play Cast 3: Stage 3.4: Home Room Vice President 4, TWILA DAWN IYSTAD-- Twi seems to dote on butterscotch sundaes. Her main ambition now is to b able to go to college. Social Science Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: GAA 2: Choir 2,3: Girls' Glee 4: Intramural 2,3,4, BETTY KETOLA--Betty's hobby is music and roller skating. An enterprising young lady, she would like to be'a success and be happy in life. Betty went to Astoria High School in her junior' year, Social Science Course: H.R. Treas. 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Choir 2,3,4: FHA 2,3: GAA 2,3,4: Honor Society 2,3: Ir. Play Comm. 3: Tennis Club Sec. 4: Intramurals 4: Dramatics 4: P, E, Ass't. 4: All School Comm, 4: Operetta 4. WAYNE KLEIDOSTY--Although 'Clyde 's hobby is doing nothing, his suppressed desire is to make a million fast. lt's all right if you can do it, Wayne, Scientific Course: Home Room President 4: Student Cotmcil4: Library 4. FELIX KOPMAN- Felix' likes to play ping pong and eat apple pie. He likes blue and would like to ily a subtransupersonic rocket. Social Science Course. RICHARD KREINBRING--Auto Mechanics is Dick's hobby and his suppressd desire is to be rich. He is taking a Social Science Course . NORMAN LARSON-- Storm may be short but his pep and enthu- siasm certainly outweigh his stature. His suppressed desire is to eat a 4-lb. steak with all the trimmings. Social Science Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: H. R. Sgt. at Arms 2, 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Ir. Play Cast 3: Choir 2,3,4: Boys' Octet 2, 3,4: Sr. Ball Comm 4: Dramatics 4: All -School Play Comm. 4: Operetta 4: Tennis Club 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. LOIS LE BECK-- Red, whose favorite color is blue, likes choc- olate ice cream but not people who pop their gum. To travel around the world is her suppressed desire. College Prep. Course: GAA 3,4: GAA Treas. 4: Library 4: Dramatics 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4. 18 HAROLD HILMER--Haro1d's hobby is collecting stamps. His pet peeve is people who think they are smart. Commercial Course: Choir 2, 3.4: Operetta 4. LARRY HOLMGREN--Larry is another hunting and fishing fan. His favorite colors are red and black, and his suppressed desire is to own a new car. Larry dislikes people who make fun of others. He is taking a Social Science Course, I EAN HULETT--J eanie 's hobby is reading and basketball. Her pet peeve is snobs. Commercial Course: ASB business Manager 4: Clean-sweep Comm. 4: ASB Pub- licity Comm. 4: Soph. Brawl Comm 2: Jr. Play Cast 3: Sr. Ball Comm, 4: Choir 2: GAA 2,3,4: GAA Vice Pres. 3: Tigerettes 3,4: Tigerette Vice Pres. 3: Honor Society 2: Tennis Club 4: Tiger Staff Editor 4: Girls Intramurals 2, 3.4. FRANK SAMUEL HUNTINGTON--Slam, whose hobby is hunting, has taken an Ag. Course. He has a fine herd of Jersey cows but may resort to buying Hol- steins. His favorite saying is, Is that a fact! Baseball 2: FFA 2,3,4: FFA Sentinel 4: H. R. Pres. 3. s 1 WINONA HURFORD-- Nona, who has always been a leader at SHIRLEY IEHNSEN--Shirley's pet peeve is being called Glow B. G., is also interested in music. College Prep course: Soph. Worml She likes ro play the accordion and dance. Commercial Brawl 2: FHA 2, 3: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria 2: Intramurals Course: Office 2: Switchboard 3,4: Girls' Glee 4: Tiger 4. 2, 3,4: Junior Play Comm. 3:11. Prom Comm. 3: Orchestra 2, 3: Orchestra Sec. 3: FHA Sec. 3: Girls' League Song Leader 3: BETTY JOHNSON--This Peppy, blue-eyed lass, whose hobby is TIECFGUCS 3.4: Tigerette Pres. 4. being onery, has an ambition to weigh I00 pounds. Commercial Course: Honor Society 2: Office 2,3,4: Miss 1955 2: Ass't. ASB OREN ISHAM--Oren, who says he would like to succeed, likes Trees- 21 Prom Princess 35 H- R- Vice PWS- 47 Tigefeftes 4?5eni0' to eat watermelon. His hobby is fishing, and his favorite color Ball Comm. 4: Yell Leader 4: Debate 4: Social Development is red. Comm. 2. ? 19 NANCY LEROUGE--Nancy is taking a home economics course. Her hobby is needle work and painting. She states her pet peeve as school buses--must be because of the place they take you in the mornings. Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Girls' Glee 2, 35 Tigerettes 35 Dramatics 45 Cafeteria 45 All School Play Comm.4. EILEEN DOYLE LEMOINE--A commercial student, Eileen does very well in typing and shorthand. Eileen has the destinction of being the first bride of the Class of 1955. Commercial Course5 Office 45 Tiger 45 Girls' Glee 4. RALPH LILLIE--Ralph, who transferred to B.G.H.S. from Orcas Island at the beginning of his Junior year informs us that commercial fishing is his hobby. He is takign the college prep course. Football 3: Basket- ball 3,45 Track 3,45 Honor Scoiety 3,45 Sr. Ball comm. 45 Choir 45 Operetta 4. ROBERT LINDSAY-- Windy represented the Battle Ground FFA Chapter at the national convention in Kansas City. To discover uranium is his ambition. Maybe this is to finance his hobby of buying gas. Ag. Course. FFA Treasurer 35 Sr. Ball comm. 45 Football 45 FFA President 4. PATRICIA MAE LINGLE--Pat's hobbies are singing and dancing. MARLENE LOBRY--Always ready for a laugh, Marlene sees the She also plays the bowfiddle like a Pro. Her favorite saying humorous side of things. Swimming and chocolate cake top her seems to be Cut it out--you're breaking my heart. Social list of favorites. Social Science Courseg Choir 25 Girls' Glee 45 Science Course5 Office 25 Cafeteria 2, 3,45 Choir 3,45 Operetta 4. Tiger 4. MARLENE LIPANOVIC--A transfer from Roosevelt High School in WILEY LUSK--Wiley, who is taking the Social Science course, her sophomore year, Marlene's suppressed desire is to own a phone. dislikes sophomores and juniors who act like freshmen. This An unusual coincidence is that her hobby is cooking, and her young man would like to someday be the husband of a beautiful favorite saying is Holy Smokes. Social Science Course5 Office young lady. Choir 3,45 Dramatics 45 All School Play 45 Operetta 2. 3.45 Choir 4- 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. Z0 CLIFF MASSIE--Cliff is a guy who really goes for sports and fried chicken. His pet peeve is his car. Social Science Course: Library 2: Track 2: B Club 2, 3: Cafeteria 2, 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3,4: Football 2,4: Baseball 3: Choir 3: ASB Sgt. at Arms 3: Boys' League Vice Pres. 4: RAY MAZE--Ray's hobby and peeve is going out. To top this, he wants to have more girls. Oh, what a guy! Agriculture Course: F.F.A. 2,3,4: Football 4. NORMAN MILLARD--Norm has an unusual desire. He'd like to fly a flying saucer. Another thing about Norm, you never see this guy alone. There's always at least one of the female population with him. Social Science Course: Intramurals 2, 3,4: F.F.A. 4. GORDON MILLER-- Flash Gordon's favorite food is steak. His suppressed desire is to have a new convertible. College Prep Course: Jr. Play Cast 3: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Tiger Staff 4: All School Play Cast 4: Sr. Play Cast 4. CURTIS MOFFORD--Curt likes a strange combination of cars and angel food cake. He hates getting hit in the ribs. Social Science Course. Cafeteria 4. PATRICIA ANN MOORE--Dancing is Pat's hobby and she loathes stuck-up boys. Her suppressed desire is to have a lot of fun. Commercial Course: H. R. Treas. 2: GAA 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Intramurals 2,3: H. R. Vice Pres. 3: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Yell Leader 3: Tigerettes 3,4: Sr. Ball Comm. R: Operetta 4. Q Z1 LOUISE MORSE-- Lou, who has worked long and hard for the good of the school, says that her suppressed desire is to talk to a Frenchman. Transfer from Milwaukee Union High School: College Prep. Course: Honor Society 2,3,4: Cafeteria 2: Intra- murals 2, 3.4: Girls' State Rep. 3: Gaa 2, 3, 4: President 4: Tigerettes 3,4: Sec. 4: Tenis Club 4: Senior Ball Gen. Comm. Chrm. 4: DEAN MOSIER- -This good -looking chap says his suppressed desire is to graduate. Ah shucks weren't nothin ' is oft said by Dean. Social Science Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. Chrm. 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2.3: H. R. Vice Pres. 3: Cafeteria 3: Jr. Prom King 3: Sr. Class Vice Pres. 4: Sr. Ball Comm. Chrm. 4: Dramatics 4: All School Play 4. JOHN MOSIER--John is a guy who doesn't waste his talents on home town girls. Skaaden seems to be his suppressed desire. Social Science Course5 H. R. Pres. 2,35 Student Council 2,35 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Choir 25 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Jr. Play Comm. 35 B Club Pres. 35 Football 3,45 Basketball 3,45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 P. E. Ass't. 45 Tiger Staff 4. ROLLIE OSBORN--Rollie likes to work on cars and eat pie. He has a strong dislike for Eng- lish. His desire is to graduate from B. G. Social Science Course5 Library 25 Office 35 Cafeteria 3,4. GEORGE PATSADELIS--A. transfer from Kavala, Greece on an A. F. S. Scholarship. George's pet phrase is5 Seniors are lots smarter than juniors, and he likes any Not bright color. Tops on his list of favorites are sea sports and Greek Food. Scientific Course5 Honor Society 45 Tiger Staff 4. DEILIA PEARL--Dee Dee's hobby is collecting dolls. She hates snobs and would like to take a long trip. Social Science Course5 Cafeteria 3,45 Library 45 FHA 45 GAA 4. 1 I .4 4 CARL PEARSON--To retire at I7 314 years is his ambition. BURTON FRED PLACE--Buster enjoys art and working, and eating What's the matter, Carl don't you like to work? His pet peeve lemon pie. He seems to have his order in for a cadillac, too. Blue is people who brag about being early and are usually late. Social is his color preference. Social Science Course. Science Course5 Library 3. IANICE PLAISTED--Jan had a pretty rough time of it the first JOYCE ANNETTE PIETILA--A school spirit minded miss, Jo states semester, but you just can't keep a good gal like her down. One black and orange as her favorite colors on game days, and students of her main loves is sports. Social Science Course5 Band 25 Choir who show no interest in school activities are her pet peeve. College 45 Glee Club 3,45 Cafeteria 3,45 GAA 2, 3,45 GAA Treas. 35 GAA Prep. Course5 H. R. Sec. Treas. 25 GAA 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Vice Pres. 45 Tigerettes 3,45 Tigerette Treas. 45 Tennis Club 4. Ir. Prom Comm. 35 Song Leader 35 Tigerettes 3,45 Bengal 3,45 ASB Sec. 45 Assembly Comm. 45 Social Comm. 45 Publicity Comm. 45 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 ASB office 45 Honor Society 45 Student Council 4. ZZ DONA PRICE--Dona who is taking a Social Science Course, states her pet peeve as catty people and her hobby as food! FHA 2: Office 2: Dramatics 4. Sl-IEILA RAINS--Shi will in all probability live up to her classmate's prophecy: Most likely to succeed. College Prep. Course: H. R. Sec. Treas. 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: GAA Pres. 2: Orchestra 2,3: Band 2,3,4: Pep Band 2,3,4: FHA 2, 3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Tigerertes 2,3,4: Honor Society 2,3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: P. E. Ass't. 3,4: G. L. Rep. 3: Jr. Play Comm. 3: AFS Exchange Student 3: ASB President 4: Building and Grounds Comm. 4: Tennis Club 4: Office 4. CAROL RAMEY--People with bad table manners seem to irritate this gal. She likes to swim and eat chicken. Social Science Course: Choir 2, 3: Tiger 4: Cafeteria 4. DANIS REEVES--Danis whose hobby is sports, has a suppressed desire to play pro -baseball: a transfer from San Jacinto High in Califomia, his pet peeve is wise guys. H. R. Vice Pres. 4: FFA 4: Football 4: Baseball 3,4. ALICE RICE--Allie wants to go to college and travel. Her pet peeve is teachers who grade unfairly. College Prep Course: Jr. Play Comm. 3: Honor Society 3,4: Choir 2,3,4: Choir Sec. 4: Dramatics 4: All-School Play 4: Operetta Comm. Chrm. 4. ARLENE RITOLA--Arlene 's hobby is Cliff fCliff who?J and some day she wants to be able to type 60 words a minute. Comm- ercial Course: Soph Brawl Comm. 2: Soph. Class Sec. 2: Choir 2, 3: Jr. Class Treas. 3: Ir. Play Comm. 3: Spring Festival Chrm. 3: Girls' Glee 2, 3,4: Honor Society 2,3,4: H. R. Sec. 4: Office 4. PAUL RITOLA--Paul, who has been active in FFA, claims his suppressed desire is to hurry up and graduate. His hobby is working on cars. Ag. Course: FFA, 2,'3,4: Honor Society 2,3: FFA Sec. 3,4. DIANNE RITTER--A lively, full of pep gal, Dianne has been very active all of her years at B.G. H.S. Social Science Course: H. R. Treas. 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Library 2: Cafeteria 2: Office 2: Song Leader 2: Choir 2, 3: Tigerettes 2, 3.4: Jr. Prom Comm. 3: Prom Princess 3: Yell Leader 3: Tigerette Social Chrm. 3: P. E. Ass't. 3: Tiger 4: Girls'Glee 4 DELWIN ROBERTS--Del's suppressed desire is to be a cop. His hobby is getting in trouble. An Unusual combination! Social Science Course5 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Choir 2, 3,45 Octet 2, 3,45 Intramurals 2,3,45 Cafeteria 3,45 Jr. Play Cast 35 H. R. Sgt. at Arms 45 Operetta 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. RUSSELL ROGERS--A transfer from Auburn in his junior year, Russell states that his pet peeve is jerks, and his favorite expression you jerk . He would like to be a teacher. Social Science Course5 Football 3,45 Operetta 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. CECIL ROTSCHY--Cecil, one of our outstanding honor students, also has a flair for art. Scientific course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 Ir. Play Comm. 35 Honor Society 2, 3,45 H. R. Pres. 45 Sr. Ball Chrm. 45 Honor Society 45 FERN SAKRISON--A transfer from Hockinson , Fem likes salt fish and onions with home made bread5 while blond is her favorite color. People who are prejudiced irk her more than anything. College Prep Course5 H. R. Sgt. at Arms 25 Soph. Brawl Comm. 25 GAA 2,35 Intramurals 2, 3,45 Jr. Prom Comm. 35 G. L. Treas. 35 Tigerettes 3,45 Bengal 3,45 G. L. Vice Pres. 45 Honor Society 45 Office 4. 5 Ks. BARBARA SAMPLE--Bobbie's hobby is music. Her suppressed ROBERT SARVELA--Hunting, fishing, and two inch steaks are desire is to have a successful life. Golly is her favorite say- Bob's favorites. To see Paris is his ambition and suppressed ing. General Courseg Choir 2, 3,45 Ensemble 2,3,45 Soph. Brawl desire. Scientific Course5 Choir 25 Football 2, 3,45 Track Mgr. 3 Comm. 25 G. L. Cabinet 2, Jr. Play Student Director 3, Comm. Office 4. 45 Dramatics 3,45 H. R. Vice President 45 Sr. Play Comm. 45 All school play 45 Operetta Cast 45 Sr. Play Cast 4. CLIVE SCOTT--Here's a guy who really likes blondes. . .his hobby is blondes, his favorite color is blonde and his suppressed DIANA SANDSTROM--Diana, one of those deserving girls who desire is blondes. Pete does not like brunettes. Scientific got to go to Girls' State, doesn't like Mr. Moon on TV. She Course5 Cafeteria 45 Dramatics 4. does like to make people laugh, though . Commercial Course Honor Society 2, 3,45 Honor Society Treasurer 45 Honor Roll 2,3, 45 Style Show 2,35 Intramurals 2,3,45 Ir. Play Comm. 35 Girls' state Representative 35 Tiger Staff 45 Office 4. Z4 LAURA SCHMIDTLEIN--To ride an elephant is the supp likes to cook. Scientific Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Trophy 2: Intramurals 2, 3: GAA 2,4: Band 2, 3,4: Pep B Band 4: Honor Society 3,4. WALTER SCHRIENER--Walt's hobby is hunting. He like green. Social Science Course: H. R. Pres. 2: Library 2: teria 2, 3,4: Intramurals 2,3,4: J. V. Baseball 3: H. R. S EVELYN SETNER--Evelyn, who is taking a commercial card grades. Honor Society 2: S. B. Office 3,4: S. B. 3,4: Student Council 4: S. B. Treas. 4. PATTIE SKINNER--Photography is her hobby, and she's favorite color is navy blue. Why, Pat? She also has a Armenian food. College Prep.: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Comm. 3: Bengal 3,4:.Tigerettes 4: Sr. Ball Comm. 4: t s l ? A ' V 5 2. Q: 3, r 1 xi I ' 41 ga: X. 7 2 2 ilif . - . fiat. an xt .. . I I if I .sl if , , ::fr 1- 1155-15. -, , -gs: y A I .H -' .-5E?f2?5U Vi ,Q rry, -' 4 3 , mis? as - . ...ir A Q. MARILYN STODDARD--Marilyn's favorite food is chicken and she seems to dislike boisterous people. Social Science Course: ttes S SHIRLEY STOUT--Shirley goe meet a Venusian someday. Ar 1 Choir 2. 3.4: FHA 2,3,4: GAA 2,3,4: Jr. Play Usher 3: Tigere 3.4: Honor Society 3: Graduation Comm. 3: Open House Usher 3: Healthroom 4: Operetta Qchoirl 4: Ensemble 4: Girls' Glee 4. coming here Shirley? Genera at Arms 3: FHA 3,4: Dramatic MAXINE STRODE- Maxine JIM STORIE--Fishing is this guy's hobby, fish is his favorite food and fish that don't bite is his pet peeve. This is a fishy Storie'L Social Science Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: H. R. Vice Pres. 2. She likes to fix hair and wants day. Choir 4: Girls' Glee 4: O 2.5 ressed desire of Laura, who also Essay Contest Americanism and 3: Jr. Play Cast 3: Dance cake and his favorite color is Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Cafe- Vice Pres. 3: Office 3,4. course, dislikes getting report Ass'j:. Treas. 3: Budget Comm. planning a career of it. Her n extraordinary taste for , Jr. Play Comm. 3: Jr. Prom Honor Society 4. for apple pie and wants to e you going there or is he Course: Stage 3: H. R. Sgt. 54. o is taking a General Course, - , wh transferred from Myrtle Point, Oregon in her Senior year. to go to a beauty college some peretta 4. SANDRA STURTEVANT--Sandie says her hobby is work. We should have more students like this? Her ' pet peeve is people who belittle others. Social Science Course: GAA 2: Library 2, 3,4. JUNE TABOR--June's hobby is leather work. Her favorite food is Chinese noodles. June is anxious to get away from home and out on her own. Commercial Course: Chrm. Sr. Ball Comm. 4: Honor Society 2,3: Office 3,4: Sr. Play Cast 4. MARY ARDELL TET ERS--Mary has a strange dislike for people who make unnecessary noises with their mouth. A transfer from Vancouver is her Sophomore year. Social Science Course: Glee Club 2: Choir 2, 3: Switchboard 3: Ensemble 3. LORNA THRONDSEN--Lorna likes to draw and her suppressed desire is to get married. Got anyone in mind? Social Science Course: Choir 2, 3,4: Girls' Glee 2, 3: Library 3,4: Operetta 4: H. R. Pres. 4. 3 741 V 3,1 KAY THURSTON--Here's a very cute gal who likes Italian Spaghetti. It seems Tweed wants to raise 5 basketball stars that can beat Vancouver. Wish you luck, Kayl Commercial Course: 1953 Grad. Dec. Comm. 2: Choir 2,3: H. R. Treas. 3: Jr. Prom Princess 3: Intramurals 3, 4: Homecoming Queen 4. INEZ TRIBE--To amount to something is her ambition, and if she continues her good record, she certainly will. General Course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Choir 2, 3, 4: Solo Ensemble Contest 2, 3,4: H. R. Pres. 3: Tigerettes 3,4: G. L. Cabinet 3,4: Tiger 3: P. E. Assistant 3: Bldg. and Grounds Comm. 3: Student Council 3: Assembly Comm. 3: All States Choir 3: Intramurals 3,4: Senior Play Cast 4: Drum Majorette 4: G. L. Pres. 4: Dramatics 4: All School Play Comm. Chrm. Operetta 4: Social Comm. 4: All Northwest Choir 4. 1 CLAIR VAIL--Clair hates to wait on people who are late. He would like to be a good music student or teacher. He likes reading and berry pie. Soph Class Vice Pres. 2: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Cafeteria 2, 3,4: Choir 2, 3,4: Choir Pres. 4: Jr. Class Pres. 3: Basketball 3: Tennis 4: Student Gov't Comm. 4: H. R. Pres. 4. IOYCE MARIE WALTER--Joyce, who is active in music activities, likes to skate and hopes to go to college. Commercial course: Soph. Brawl Comm. 2: Girls' League Cab. 2: G. L. Song Leader 3: Intramurals 3: Choir 2, 3: Girls' Glee 4: Operetta 4: Sr. Class Sec. 4. DIANE WARTH--Diane, who came from California before her Junior year, has a quite intriguing hobby of men. Her PBI peeve is boys who think they are wolves. Home Ec. Course5 Glee Club 35 Choir 45 Operetta 45 Intramurals 4. NORVILLE WEISS --Norv, whose hobby is cars, would like to be a jet pilot. His favorite colors--of all things--are red and white. Why not black and orange, Norv? Scientific Courseg Football 25 Basketball mgr 2, 35 Baseball mgr.35 Stage 4. . DON WENDT--Don, who likes to hunt and fish, hates women drivers and is well known for his ability to crack a joke without laughing. Social Science Course: Soph. Class , , Pres. 25 Choir 2,35 B Club 2,35 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 B. L. Sec. 35 Football 3,45 Octet 3,45 Office 3,45 Tiger 45 B. L. Pres. 4. JERRY WESTRAND--Jerry sings, quote, first tenor, top row, fourth seat to the left from the middle and also sings first tenor in boys' octet. Jard's favorite expression is might as well, can't mambo. Social Science Course5 Transfer from Philomath, Ore. 35 Choir 45 Boys' Octet 45 Yell Leader 4. MARION WINTERS- Marion keeps her hobby a deep dark secret MARY FRANCES ZIMMERMAN--Mary, who is taking a Social and her pet peeve is trying to keep up with her hobb l Comm y - ercial Courseg North West Chorus 25 Choir 2, 3,45 Ensemble 2, 3,45 Jr. Play Cast 35 Sr. Ball Comm. 45 Tigerettes 45 Tiger 45 Office Sr. Ball Comm. 4. 45 P. E. Ass't. 45 All -School Play 45 Operetta 45 Choir Vice Pres. 45 Intramurals 4. JIM WOOLDRIDGE--Jim has always been active in band at G. B. In addition to being well -known for his trombone playing, he hopes someday to be a famous comedian. Social Science Courseg Band 2, 3.4: Ch0il' 2: Pep Band 2, 3, 45 Track 25 Office 4. Z7 Science Course, likes horses and wants to become a lab technician Choir 2,45 GAA 2, 3,45 Cafeteria 35 Intramurals' 2, 3,45 Operetta 4- 4 c Ax 4 X K. 1 v A I 1 4 1 4 I 1 1 i v A 1 C' X c 4 Q . z , i 1 E x I 1 Qs i fvivf 1 - A Diiiifrfn '1' Q V5 ZF xy ,Rf su if WE QW M MQW? NWQEQLMZKQ Qffifwfffw A ww My X V 3vf5S9 W 53,35 J V W J , KVM-5 f Jy,gfL jf S E Q 'x xxx JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS crop to Bottomj: Sonny Gillette, Sgt. -at-Armsg Jack Otterson, Vice -Presidentg Clara Jane Olsen, Secretary: Nancy Stephens, Treasurerg Ray Belisle, President. This year the Juniors have been looking forward to their senior year and graduation. 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Clara Ueltschi Arden Unger Richard Urban Marvin Wann Rownette Waymire Bernie Webber Bev Weimer George Weisenborn Anita Wilson John Wilson Bill Williams Burton Wink CAMERA SHY JUNIORS x Tom Eldron Bob Frasier Don Jones A Diana Meyers Cynthia Turon Gerald Walk 1 ill' li W iii ,, K X I X Y J Y rrrr . xr , ' 4 ' , , A Ron Oihus Clara Jane Olsen Deanna Olsen Jane Onsdorff Gene Ormsby Jack Otterson Betty Overton Vera Papenfuse Nancy Parker Dianne Payne Raye Peak Bob Perkins George Peterson Ioan Plaisted Celia Remsing Mary Resleff Ralph Richardson David Ritola f S as isis.. , ,, . . lr fffifw. .nm St a cey , Exif? si 3 5 , ,L , ,'Q,.ggf:a: fjjgX I r. a A ' . fs-wr .W -afar-f1...t' ret.: ff at vWiPff.2'vf1 fifiwirlfiigl 5 sffffff 1 R :Q-'fggr-ffl, -- 4f,.'a15Eh'f2 W-'-J' W f :muffin :sa 5 izgim-1-is msggaff 1:45pm ,T i2,s1ga1a-Y ,I : ws. .,r ...nr ,I yirgq, fr-ft, f S A sf' 4 Q2 s Q-Q' 5:15 ' . '51 - is A ff Lf. T'-f:n '2Yfr'.f as ,-:few fs. 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In addition to the Brawl, the sopho- mores sponsored after-game dances. The concluding social event for the class was the annual picnic. Class Advisors were Mr. Larsen and Mr. Gunnarsen. Pat Lehtonen, Secretaryg Shirley Wcatherspoon, Trcasurerg Iris Iystad, Vice-Presidentg Al Meisner, Sergeant-at-Armsg Bob Comeau, President. nfl Enthusiastic Dart Throwers King Merlyn and Queen Iris Sophs Brawling 33 y . i W 1 ' ,ry ' r L - 2 ' ,ix VV r . -: VV - Ag: ' v x is 5 2625! V ' ,1. 1 sh , QM V2 L , l sri, hm , ',Nfgif5Qgffii 255339 A glifffi' 'S V ' 5 9 s W, I Jim Christensen Rosalie Clark Mike Cloud I . W! fl: 1 , s U .I I t it if 1 M 'Ev ' 'F u any J, ,, r 111, A W' fmt' ,Q iff? Jus ,Q 'W Q M- , if '94 W w,f. 4, gig, Wh vw VIS :Wm it wriissiy elf I i, s-if 1 ffm' l ,zgsnh , 2 L LWXQB LR 5? B 9 af' ff ' 1 , 'V , gy. I 9 ,:f5E e. 1 . age, eff R - s Bob Comeau W ,VW V M, 'V My S WI. 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Cecil Rotschy, President . r ,- 5 . fri LIWE 15:31 PP i FIRST ROW: R. Liuie, 1. stone, G. Patsadelis, M. Conner, A. Rnoia, M. 'f'i f: Al., 'yy -Q5 ,m':':EAq': Anderson, C. Rotschy, D. Sandstrom, P. Skinner, J. Pietila, P. Rirola, R. f .rr 3 rre Q gg, Faning SECOND ROW: L. Olsen, v. Uskoski, w. waddie, E. Kieidosry, 'il' jflifi 1 I. Diment, J. Blaser, K. Robison, C. Dixon, L. LeBeck, L. Lindsay, S. iirr Eben, N. Parker, K. Meisner THIRD ROW: T. Stone, D. Konsa, R. wag- rrrnii ' , ner, I. Gross, R. Cresap, B. Linn, F. Sakrison, J. Onsdorff, B. Iulson, R. Peak, P. Harris, E. Kopman, L. Stark FOURTH ROW: Mr. Wescom, advisor 'T H. Myers, L. Edwards, M. Murphy, L. Sigler, H. McDowal1, R. Morse, E. P. Laughlin. Clark, C. Cresap, C. Olsen, C. Bright, D. Jewell, M. Ricker, J. Zeller, W V' , is 'R F ' '1 , 1 ' - L ff ' . i u p 1 ,f Left: Sheila Rains, Valedrctorran 'ta' Right: Louise Morse, Salutatorian 4 , . NOT PICTURED: A. Rice, B. Webber, S. Fund, L. Bradford, E. Harmic, S. Heikkinen, M. Bergstrom, D. Payne, G. Scott, N. Teel, C. Ueltschi, E. Setner, D. Thorkildson, D. Wickersham, M. Bills, D. Boyer, I. Bradford, C. Clark, W. Hurford, B. Sample, L. Schmidtlein, S. Rains. Zum,-4m This year's Honor Society was headed by Cecil Rotschy, president. Other officers were Maureen Anderson, vice presidentg Arlene Ritola, secretaryg and Diana Sand- strom, treasurer. When a student has nothing les or roll, he is automatically eligi quarter honor roll twice, he is n s than a B average in all solids on the semester hon- ble for the Honor Society. If he should miss the o longer eligible. Sheila Rains and Louise Morse led the class of 1955 in scholastic ratings. On the 3-yr. Honor Roll were the following, in order of their rank in the class: Sheila Rains, Louise Morse, Janice Bradford, Ralph Lillie, Cecil Rotschy, Arlene Ritola, Diana Sandstrom, Calvin Fund, Evelyn Setner, Winona Hu Clark, Maureen Anderson, Melvin Conner, Sally rford, Paul Ritola, Bob Sarvela, Rose Farring, Laura Schimdtlein, Alice Rice, .Tune Tabor, Doris Hagedorn, Fern Sakrison, Diana Boyer, Lois LeBeck, Mary Zimmerman. Compliments of NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Vancouver Branch, Vancouver, Washington Joyce, Cal and Sheila Discuss A. S. B. business. STUDENT COUNCIL qSeareu5: L. Olsen, R. Amundson, . Hulett L. Si ler, W. Waddle, Mr. Siegel, I. Pietila Vince and Leroy point out the rise in A.S. B. ticket sales. I , g L. Frazier, S. Rains STANDING: T. Stone, I. Storie. Wm The Student Counciliserves as the executive body of student government. Composed of the student body officers and home ro,om presidents, it furthers the social, as well as the educational, well-being of the student body. A record sale of student body tickets was made this yearg 83010 of the students purchased A. S. B. tickets compared to 7070 last year. Ticket holders received free admission to home games and nation- al assemblies, The Tiger, and transportation to the Memory pool in Vancouver for swimming twice a month. 1. C4 4. f z M 3 if x Q Y mf 1 T' ' l fe.-wi. .1 wmgx, Jean, Evelyn and Shirley handle the finances efficiently. STUDENT COUNCIL: C. Clark, E. Setrler, V. DuPea, H D. Jewell, J. Bledsoe, M. Conner, C. Rotschy, G. S O' Birrer, W. Kleidosty, M. Brothers. D l Mau- ?atme . . Among its many activities, the Student Council bought a juke box, sponsored the all-school play, And Came The Spring , held a tea for the alumni, and helped support two charities: The March of Dimes and Muscular Dystrophy. Sheila Rains, the third girl to have the honor of holding the office of student body President at Battle Ground High School, was ably supported by Cal Clark, Vice-President, Vice DuPea, Second Vice-Presidentg Joyce Pietila, Secretary, Evelyn Setner, Treasurer, Shirley Selby, Assistant Treas- urer, Jean Hulett, Business Manager and Leroy Frazier, Sergeant-at-Arms. RALLY COMMITTEE-ROW 1: W. Brownell, B. Johnson ROW 2: M. Stephens, D. Meyer, W. Waddle ROW 3: N. Stephens, J. Bradford . Q B. Christensen ROW 4: I . Westrand, V. X ff. ,. V! Dupea, D. Hess, Mr. Lyford. W V, m'n,,,, X Mr. Siegel, Mr. Zeller, S. Rains, J. Hulett, E. Setner, S. Selby. BUDGET COMMITTEE: Miss Christensen, swarm uwmww.-em.. may sm . is INSET: Inez Tribe, President LEFT TO RIGHT: Janice Bradford, Diana Meyer, Kathryn Meisner, Jane Onsdorff, Inez Tribe, Marilyn Ricker, Miss Storey, Kathryn Cloud, Fern Sakrison. Q..414v!d4Wew,4 ' ' ' The officers of Girls' League this year included: President, Inez Tribeg Vice- President, Fern Sakrisong Secretary, Kathryn Meisnerg Treasurer, Diana Meyerg Social Chairman, Jane Onsdorffg and the Advisor, Miss Storey. In addition to the usual activities: the Fall picnicg Twirp Week and the Twirp Dance, the Track Meetg Mc-ther and Daughter Banquetg the fun-packed camping trip, and the after-game dances: they sponsored a Sadie Hawkins Dance November 19, complete with Dog Patch costumes and Marryin' Sam , and a Valentine Party, February 13. ' The cabinet, consisting of the officers, advisor and a representative from each class, held noon and a few night meetings in order to plan League activities and programs 'for the monthly meetings. Compliments of HADLEY'S VANCOUVER BUSINESS COLLEGE Vancouver, Washington 40 Vancouver, Washington INSET: Don Wendt, President LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Boyer, Gary Butts, Don Wendt, Mr. Kooken, Cliff Massie, Jim Storie. .A 7614-l46f6Z'6 Under the leadership of President, Don Wendtg Vice-President, Cliff Massieg Secretary, Gary Buttsg Treasurer, .Tim Storieg and Sergeant-at- Arms, Mike Boyer, the activity calendar of the Boys' League started with a Bean Feed on Dads' Night, September 22. Another League event was the annual Homecoming Parade held October 8th, Queen Kay Thurston ruled over this year's Homecoming activities. In November and December the Do Nut League basketball tournaments were played. These noon games are provided mainly for boys who are not on the basketball team. The service club, sponsored by the Boys' League, is a club for boys who wish to earn letter awards by performing helpful services for the school. The duties of these club members are: taking ticketsg setting up chairs for pro- gramsg keeping the grounds clean and various other services. This year's calendar ended with the Sports Dance held in the Spring. Compliments of ELLIO T T -LINCOLN MERC URY .LJ , r, W , f .lf r A ff r Bev Wanda Martha Nancy dw 79 Compliments of Kampus Korner Battle Ground, Washington PEP BAND, FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Shi Rains, Evelyn Hapala, Gene Sawyer, Janice Bradford SECOND ROW: Ronnie Waymire, Stan Heikkinen, Clara Ueltschi, Dianne Payne, Loretta Bradford, Glenn Scott THIRD ROW: Ed Harmic, Don Thorkildson, I im Wooldridge Vince Dupea, Bob Frasier, Jim Guard, Jack Otterson, 424 Jerry Betty Don Wilma had Sedan! Spud? ' - s,,.',s: ,r ,, REM., , 'l J: Bea and Don 's Battle Ground, Washington rnson, Nancy Stephens, Bev Christenson SECOND ROW: Miss Martin, Verona Bacon, Winona Hurford Shi Rains, Verna Hesner, Joyce Pietila, Miss Christensen THIRD ROW: Fern Sakrison, Louise Morse, Inez Tribe, Marilyn Stoddard, Janice Bradford, Janice Plaisted, Susan Jenny FOURTH ROW: Diane Ritter, Pat Moore, Catherine Cresap, Dianne Payne, Pat Harris, Barbara Iulson, Sally Fund, Pat Skinner FIFTH ROW: Jean Hulett, lane Ons- dorff, Luella Casper, Marion Winters, Kathie Robison, Carol Easter, Mary Zimmerman Janet Bledsoe, Lucy Lindsay, Diana Meyer. I FIRST ROW: B. Sample, J. Diment, J. Plaisted, M. Bergstrom, D. Clark, L Casper, N. Stephens, M. Winters, B. Christenson, R. Fringer, W. Barber, F. Scheiwiller, L. Stark, S. Morgan, P. Lingle, J. Bills, D. Bacon, SECOND crans, C. Olsen, A. Rice, C. Dixon, I. Tribe, S. McCafferty, M. Stoddard, C. Easter, M. Zimmerman, G. Dobbins, G. Miller, C. Lingle, D. Westrand u u u S. Harrison, H. Baker, Mr. Peru THIRD ROW: R. Jagelski, K. Lovely, W. Clan' Va11- Presl-dent Schmidt, D. Konsa, R. Cutler, L. Johnson, E. Harmic, L. Hasart, L. Cresap U. Mosier, C. Vail, G. Berggren, K. Cloud, D. Wickersham, E. Kleidosty, P. Helser, A. Wilson, S. Hansen, B. Webber, B. Ketola FOURTH ROW: I. Dempsey, L. Armstrong, M. Boyer, R. Oihus, R. Lillie, P. Rudkin, K. Johansen, G. Sage, H. Hilmer, W. Lusk, D. Cramer,N. Larson, M. Broth- ers, D. Hess, J. Westrand, R. Rogers, B. Comeau, R. Niskanen, A. Bruley, R. Jenny, R. Lingle, D. Krause. Mr. Orrell Peru, Advisor Clair Vail ...... ...... P resident Sally McCafferty . . . ..... Librarian Marion Winter .... . . Vice President Bob Comeau ..... ...... L ibrarian Alice Winter .... .... S ec. -Treas. Bernie Webber ...... Robe Chairman Luella Casper ..... Robe Chairman This year the choir participated in the fall, Christmas, and spring concerts. They also sang at the dedication ceremonies at Hockinson Grade School. Planned by the officers of the choir, the Christmas caroling party was a success. The carolers performed at the Barnes Hospital, convalescent homes, and individual homes. Hearts and Gowns , the first operetta to be presented at Battle Ground, was given January 29th. The choir took part in several musical activities in co-operation with other schools. An exchange assembly was held with Ridgefield. They also participated in a solo contest at Clark College, and the choir festival, which was held in Battle Ground for the first time. 44 ROW: L. Throndsen, D. Olsen, J. Cozad, K. Shores, D. Sullivan, S. Rosen- GIRLS' GLEE FIRST ROW: B. Weimer, N. Parker, B. Sample, M. Ricker, S. Maggart, D. Groth, I. Jystad, M. Winters, N. Stephans, W. Barber, A. Ritola, M. Nyland, and P. Moore SECOND ROW: I. Bumb, Y. Bair, D. Clark, I. Elves- trom, D. Olsen, V. Deseive, W. Brow- nell, A. Rice, I. Krier, C. Peterson, S. McCafferty, D. Wason, M. Stodd- ard, and Mr. Peru THIRD ROW: M. Shope, J. Walter, I. Cooper, J. Gross, K. Shores, R. Cresap, M. Dunn, B. Webber, B. Casteel, I. Zeller, I. Laurila, P. Lehtonen FOURTH ROW: I, Plaisted, T. Jystad, D. Olsen, R. Majors, B. Overton, M. Kohler, B. Roning, M. Bergstrom, B. Ketola, C. Olsen, B. Iulson, R. Martin, A. Wilson, M. Stevens, L. Bradford, P. Laughlin, and P. Harris. -.wbxhxss BOYS ' DOUBLE OCTETTE FIRST ROW: M. Brothers, C. Vail, D. Hess, D. Roberts, and K. Lovely SECOND ROW: N. Larson, L. Hasart, D. Konsa, E. Harmic, B. Comeau D, Cramer THIRD ROW: D. Mosier, L. Johnson, R. Lillie, L. Cresap, R. Oihus, and Mr. Peru. - - CHRISTMAS PROGRAM Z LL t Mr. Lyford, director, majorettes: Meretha Stevens, Inez Tribe, Iris lystad. FILE I: Vince Dupea, 'L A , Ross Hucke, Laura Schmidlein, Don Jones, Clara Ueltschi, Bob Rieck, Cal Clark FILE 2: I im Guard, ll , ,i. I im Wooldridge, Danny Cramer, Shi Rains, Janice Bradford, Janice Whitney FILE 3: Norman Frasier, Chuck Smick Lowell Weiss Gene Sawyer Dianne Payne Ed Harmic FILE 4 Larry Steward Don LL'-, I Thorkildson, Richard Woolridge, Eddie Wilson, Ronnie Waymire, Loretta Bradford FILE 5: Bob Frasier, 1513 Bfblff I ii' 2:5529 ' Mi, fx exyseif' x X ' G31 I r vga , xl '-'1 . 'mi ra' Cv W ,gy -as 55 if QI as 1 W i 4 R f i -if is W f Hifi? V D E., ,gf 4 A Q sf 5 S Q k ,x as - ' ' yiii I, Bob Slawson, Jack Otterson, Evelyn Hapala, Stanley Heikkinen, Glenn Scott, Carol Hulett. ,wa 9 : M ict it 'Ii ifeiiii' if ma ini: it Mr. Lowell Lyford, Director J Janice Bradford . . . . . .President Clara Ueltschi. . . . . . . Librarian Jack Otterson ..... . . . Vice President Carol Hulett ..... . . . Librarian Loretta Bradford . . . .. . Sec. -Treas. Dianne Payne, . . . . .Manager DonJones..............Manager The band this year played and marched at football games as well as providing music for assemblies. Jointly with the choir, the band presented Battle Ground's first Fall Concertf February ll was the date of the Instrumental Concert. Members from the band were rated at the Solo Ensemble Contest held at Clark Junior College on Febru- ary 16. In the spring Battle Ground participated in the county band festival, thus end- ing another successful year for the band. This page sponsored by EDDlE'S MUSIC HOUSE Vancouver, Washington ,, ,,, is , in l The colorful Christmas Program was presented on December 17, The Instrumental Concert was held on the night of February II. Included in the cast were: Maurice De Lauthe Dream of Love Bill Skeats --------- Ella Iones--- --- Don Ridge ---- ---- Delphine Dunn ------ Mrs. Smythe -------- Wynne Smythe ------ Calvin Ridgeway ---- I osie Dugan -------- N Hearts and Gowns, Battle Ground High School's first 1 operetta in I5 years, was presented on January 27 and 29. This gay musical comedy was considered a big success. Miss Miggs ---------- Hope Baker and Betty Ketola - Don Hess - Marion Winters and Barbara Sample Ralph Lillie - Connie Dixon Elijah Dunn ---------- Russell Rogers Clara Jane Olsen and Inez Tribe Dorothy Clarke and Nancy Stephens Del Roberts Ed Harmic -Sally McCafferty and Willaedean Barber 8: V Q Finders are Keepers Well bust my buttons, if ole wa -wa isn 't backl Compliments of AMERICAN MUSIC MOORE'S RADIO AND TV VBHCOUVCIH WaShiI1gfS0I1 47 Vancouver, Washington ROSE FARRING FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: Vema Goldwater, Donna Mae Jewell, Sandra Ebert, Nancy Parker, Mary Nylund, Ethel Kopman, Hope Baker, Donna Groth SECOND ROW QLeft to Righty: Evelyn Kalahan, Nancy Jenny, Loretta Bradford, Lucy Lind- say, Many Resleff, Jo Ann Elvestrom, Carol Fund, Shirley Stout, Sheila Rains, rill Wollam, Janet Bledsoe, Evelynne Battershell, Donna Price, Pat Harris, Sally Fund, Rose Farring FOURTH ROW fLeft to Righty: Deanna Olsen, Roberta Majors, Pat Laughlin, LaBerta Kohlschmidt, Merrietts Dunn, Marilyn Stoddard, Dianna Payne, Luella Casper, Delia Pearl, Barbara Julson, Winona Hurford. A' n AQXQMAKERKS. a 1 I QP Qs ' '7 5 2 N' va The B. G. Chapter of the F. H. A. received their Gold 5 f 5 E Star award this year, commemorating their sixth consecutive L v-11-Yr f Je year as an honor chapter. In February, a party was held to fl - in celebrate this award, fig 5: The third annual Families Together night was held in '90 OQSX' December. Other projects for the year included a booth at the NEW H fair, gifts of food and clothing to needy families at Christmas, a chili feed following caroling with the FFA, and a camping trip in April. Officers for the year were: President, Rose Farringg Vice President, Lucy Lindsayg Secretary, Sandra Ebertg Treasurer, Janet Bledsoeg Reporter, LaBerta Kohlschmidtg Parliamentarian, Donna Groth: Historian, Donna Mae Jewell: Social Chairmen, Luella Casper and Nancy Parker. Electricity is CHEAPER in Clark County --Your PUBLIC UTILITY DISTRICT Owned by those it serves Mrs. Enlemann THIRD ROW fLeft to Righty: Betty Weinbender, Ruth Cresap, Sher- FRONT ROW fLeft to Righty: Mr. Caines, Mr. Olmstead, Jerry Walk, Burton Wink, Ralph Richard- ' son, Sam Huntington, Paul Ritola, Robert Lindsay, Sonny Gillette, John Kumpula, Bob Beebe, gn!! Ronnie Martilla, Marvin Eichmeier, Werner Jenny, John Wilson, Mr. Damewood, Mr. Schaefer. j, ff ' I ' ffffifiv- -- rf3zm.w lizf SECOND ROW: Mike Seelbinder, Robert Russell, Bruce Folks, Bill I-lagedorn, Phil Delaney, Gary 555255 ,fl , 1:g,,j rr W:ss'fi5QfQ5,2Ff,:-' . ' - yi-2 , 1 s r Messner, Gary Mann, Roy Bellcoff, Ron Hunter, Paul Heidegger, Lester Courtney, Ed Manary, f-, ' V Charles Hageman, David Ueltschi, Lance Wilurn, Don Sasse, Larry Kytola, Tom Kreinbring, Darrell Chapilloz, Larry Knight, Jerry Mofford, Jerry Nauman, Dick Becker, Bob Dowes, Jerry Barbar, Erven Freimuth, Gil Belisle, Dick Walck, Ken Bectker, Monroe Bickford, Steve Robb. THIRD ROW: Ellis March, Jim Evatz, Vernon Anderson, Cliff Fritz, David Vierck, Fred Schmidt, Ray Maze, LeRoy Martenson, Daniel Becker, David Kysar, Jim Handy, Darrell Krienbring, Don Sage, Lawrence Olsen, Jerry Thomas, Wayne Waldol, Dave Ritola, David Haas, Lloyd Kreier, ,5,,,.j,,., K A., ,M , V- , . ,. , J' ,B r SFR .gist 5 , 1 if gli g x',f,!E , , k ,, . , ii. gist H ,i,,g'51:jr, .- . . J rg it Vi, , 1,,,V ,j WM ,,,, .. V ,:zlg3.,,Bev0 ' 3, -, 4. .,,, - 6 - 'fic - YL' i 1 5, F Y. K- .41 ' ' ' L , Yi , ,,.. 1 - f 1-if 5, Jerry Murphy, Roy Hurford, Carlton Cambell, Larry Weinbender, Ted Stone, Irvin Lute. Robert Lindsay FOURTH ROW: David Gustafson, Ted Webber, Gary Nutt, Jim Halvarson, Richard Adams, Loren President Remy, Danis Reeves, Bob Brown, Leon Sigler, Bill Cutler, Jim Guard, Leonard Moug, Gary Kirkness, Norman Hess, John Watson, Jim Cozad, Ernest Horne, Paul Gregg, Bob Sawyer, Bill Nein, Robert Perkins, Darrell Dickenson, Charles Nelson, Robert Allworth, Eldon Ferr man, Marvin Kopkie, Y Jerry Culverwell, George Allworth, . RSO' 1 , E AME 6 .1 + 1 1 1 rvfwz rein' .. NA jfggqg 14, 414' R' f .,f,fZ'Wb This year the Battle Ground Chapter of Future Farmers of A09Fyr,,N-16:5 America was led by the president, Robert Lindsayg vice-president, Q 'D Francis Gilletteg secretary, Paul Ritolag treasurer, John Kumpula, . : id. ' reporter, Robert Beebeg sentinel, Sam Huntingtong advisor, Mr. 5 ogi...' i QQQ Olmstead O f! ul-1 5 . L ord Robert Lindsay represented the local chapter at the National Convention in Kansas City, Missouri, Included in its many activities were several judging contests, Parliamentary Procedure contests, a caroling party and a spring picnic with the F. H. A. The outstanding event Of the year was the annual banquet held March 3. Compliments of CLARK COUNTY DAIRYMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE Battle Ground, Washington 49 FUIUREFARMIRS FFA Project Tour FHA-FFA Caroling Party Chili Feed after Party B.G. Mayor Proclaims National FHA Week FUIURE HUMEMAKERS This page sponsored by FLEET PRINTING CGMPANY Vancouver, Washington 50 l 4 ,-,-,Ni 14.-:ga 7 xx I! '. 'lf ui fl' f-TQ ' P , ' I L - -,- X 1 I n X.. 1, ' , - nu n -4, A n hi , 1 I u , I . 1 pu. o': I fl ...,. . I ll! -4' '-5 2-rv Q -1 W L .9 -x Xu K n Jiri' F X WW if 4 f Y' J -lm' Q . lla . -3 I I . vw, J' i lg!! 4 4-K- U The drama class, numbering 23, presented on February Z5 five one-act plays for the pub- lic and studentsg Oh Say, Can You Sing, Sunday Costs Five Pesos, A Pair of Lu- natics, and Dial MUrrayhill ZO093. Its other activities have included make -up for all plays and stage programs, announcing, and short stunts and plays for organizations in the community. Members of the class have been active in all dramatic productions at school and in the community. During the fall quarter and Evening on Stage was presented for the parents by the Drama Class. Compliments of BRYAN PIANO COMPANY Vancouver, Washington These gals seem to be really Keeping us Well informed on the sports pitching in and doing their share. scene is the job of these fellows Business Manager Copy Editor ---- Exchange Editor- Sports Editor - - - Page Editors . . - . kitfrhm ' . ' Proofreaders-U N Q RQ -, li' Er 'Ulla gig , ff. ' .. 9? Q SAT ., Y- 'ii' ' . ... ii . .Bmw Columnists Proofreaders, Eileen Doyle and Shirley Jehnsen, and page Reporters .... editor, Don Wendt, seem sat- isfied with the latest issue. Advisor .... Editgr ...... . . . . Jean I-lulett Verna Hesner Diana Sandstrom Jane Onsdorff Iohn Mosier Diane Ritter Marlene Lobry Don Wendt Shirley Jehnsen Shirley Getchell Eileen Doyle Marion Winters Dale Haney Betty Brown Carol Ramey Gordon Miller Lee Babcock Mr. Gunnarsen Looks like our editor is busy assigning stories for the next Judging from the smiles, the page editors issue. must have come up with a new layout Assisting our editor are these Our art editor and sports editor two hard working gals, never seem to run out of work, Editor... ..... Assistant Editors . . Business Managers. . . . . . . . . . Assistant Business Manager. .. . Photographers Art Editor ..... Sports Editor .... Adviser ...... Janice Bradford Jane Onsdorff Kathie Robison Fern Sakrison Joyce Pietila Pattie Skinner Randy Amundson Marilyn Bills Richard Morse Mrs. Ricker Balancing the books and keeping advertisements straight are the jobs held by Fern and Joyce. Yet, they can still smile. Judging from the look, Looks as if our photographers Janice must be satisfied are busy choosing the best with the latest copy. photos to be used in our Bengal. Midge Hartman Virginia Hartman Elliot Hartman Mr. Louise Hartman Mr. Jeffrey Hartman Edna Clancy Buzz Lindsay Carollyn Webster Keiht Nolan Gabby Allen Freddie North Mrs. Cecelia Fields Mr. Link Fields Alan Fields Christine Myers AND CAME THE SPRING Marilyn Ricker Dianna Boyer Cliff Conner Barbara Sample Calvin Clark Alice Rice Don Hess Dean Mosier Marion Winters Wiley Lusk Connie Dixon Joe Dempsey Loretta Bradford Gordon Miller Stan Heikkinen Delores Bush Student Director Mel Conner Ass't Student Director Kathie Robison Director MI. Newton Congratulations Class of '55 DIMENT REXALL DRUGS mn . 2 tl. 1111 wr llllll I 1 A . ' f my xl X ,He W. 1 A M gf X 1 ' xc? vw- .2 , , .L JA? , , A wp .nw X W ,Q 'z f fix- Y . A-1 fy .V - .f Wf51'ZH7E Mffarf ACTIVITY CLASSES PROVIDE GOOD EXPERIENCE Battle Ground High School offers a variety of activity classes. These classes provide experience for students in their respective duties. Stage, office, health room, cafeteria, library, and driving are some of the classes which teach practical experience. 1, , ,yy ,, . 1 w Office worker running ditto machineg health room worker caring for needs of studentsg stage crew worker assembling flatg cafeteria workers cutting noodlesg librarian shelving books. I Q Z 3 Compliments of BATTLE GROUND HARDWARE Battle Ground, Washington 56 li WNW .,,,- I-,mx 'Q- 1 lffz 1 I N 3 I ,J I 1' ff 4 1 '-,mf W Z ' iw -' Sob Brown FB Don Wendt, HB .obert Beebe, G Captain arry Cresap, T Danis Reeves, C ob Lindsay, T John Mosier, E L 1 K on Cramer, HB Merlyn Brothers, HB George Birrer QB Larry Edwards, T Inspirational Award Robert Sarvela, G Bob Claflin, E Richard Brookshire, E Larry Armstrong, FB Cliff Massie, HB Keith Heniken, G Dale Haney, GG L,- GJ' -0 Battle Ground, Washington U , kg , 58 Q s 'ELPH . qi, n V ' V , 'mln- Q , l ,fl A FIRST ROW: Wendt, Beebe, Johnson, Fey, Cramer, Maze, Brothers, Claflin, and Wink SECOND ROW: Hunter, Brown, Lindsay, Babcock, Oihus, Heniken, Birrer, Belisle, Sarvela, Massie, and Iohannsen THIRD ROW: Coach Londos, Reeves, Brookshire, DeLeo Edwards, Cresap, Haney, Armstrong, Remy, Mosier, Gillette, and Assistant Coach Wiggins dgefw owe This year, the Battle Ground Football Varsity won five out of eight games against some very tough competition. Battle Ground's clawing Tigers really tore the pants off of some top teams over the season such as Astoria, Estacada, and Chehalis. The Tigers romped over Estacada, I4-O, to open the season, with Armstrong and Massie doing some fancy running to the goals to handle the scoring. Armstrong took off for a thirty-two yard jaunt in the second quarter andelvlassie tore out for twenty- five yards to pay-dirt in the third quarter. Next on the sheet was the game at Vancouver where the Trappers tripped the Tigers to a 45-0 defeat. Evergreen's Plainsmen came to Battle Ground on Octover I, and the Tigers opened the month with a 34-6 victory. Arm- Strong, Wendt, and Brothers made good runs to the cross-marks to do the scoring for Battle Ground. The most exciting time of the game was when Armstrong ran 73 yards for a touchdown. The Chehalis Bearcats paid a visit to the Tigers' den next to lose a good ball game, 9-7. Edwards and Armstrong did the scoring for Battle Ground. Edwards made, a touch back in the first quarter and Armstrong pushed over to pay-dirt in the fourth quarter. Due to a lack of spirit and a particle of superiority on the Camas team, Battle Ground met her second defeat of the season at the Papermaker's press, 47-6, Battle Ground's eleven met a predictably superior St. Martin's team next to win 26-O. Brothers, Armstrong, and 'Babcock placed the consecutive TD's in the first, third, and fourth quarters to control the Tiger scoring. The Tigers traveled to Astoria to give the Fishermen a 20-7 defeat in a nearly all passing game. Armstrong took around his left end three times in the second half to tally up the score for Battle Ground. Battle Ground's Tigers traveled away to Kelso to meet the Highlanders in the final game of the season .and to lose 34-14. Fey and Cresap carried the pigskin in the first and fourth quarters to do the scoring for Battle Ground. Compliments of BATTLE GROUND LUMBER COMPANY ,f N , A' .X X' . F , - - FRONT ROW: Jones, Mac Elveny, Cramer, Vierck, Weinbender, Haney, Cloud, Slorey BACK ROW: Edwards, Wright, Larsen, Johnson, Overton, Merfeld, Snow, Schmidt, and Cutler WLZQMW Z45?awza. The 1954Il111i0I Varsity football team had a successful season. Out of six games, the Iayvees, under the coaching of Rufus Winters, won four. They lost their first game of the season to Vancouver I2-6. In their second clash with the Trappers the IV's came through with a 20-6 victory. They went on to win 57-0 over Washougal, but were momentarily stopped when they were beaten I2-0 by Kelso. The IV's came back to win the'rest of their games by scores of 34-0 over Evergreen, and a 24-21 victory over Camas. One of the outstanding players this season was Les Fey, who filled the halfback spot and whose outstanding running and pass receiving this year did a great deal to lead the IV 's to victory, Also outstanding were Loren Remey, who really caught on to the ball at center and was a great defensive endg Jim Malinowski, who took over end position: Vierck, one of our sophomores, who handled guard position wellg and Lyle Overton, who was a great tackle. Slorey was the fellow who let fly some good passes this year. The team will be supplying reserve strength for Varsity next season and -is expected to have a season just as successful or more so next year. .fnfffl 1 , ' 1 'jim Wwe 8 . fjvj-' ff 111 x 't l I K is J 5 Sponsored by ' XXI? I ALLWORTH Sz CHARD HARDWOOD CO. 21, Route Z, Box 49 Battle Ground, Washington K K .wh 15 59 4' A., 0 Leon Sigler LeRoy Frazier Larry Cresap Merlyn Brothers Don Wendt John Mosier Danny Dietrich Larry Armstrong Don Hill Ray Belisle S 2 5 3 1 5 LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Pat Pettichord, Larry Cresay, LeRoy Frasier, Don Hill, Don Wendt, John Mosier, Cliff Massie, Leon Sigler, Ray Belisle, Dan Dietrich, Merlyn Brothers, Larry Armstrong, Dean Mosier. dgew ' e Battle Ground's Tiger five moved along rapidly in League play this year to tie for third place with Kelso and to beat the Highlanders in a tournament privilege playoff. The basketball squad will really feel the gap to be left by the outgoing seniors, although the school can look forward to some good team members coming up from the Junior Varsity. Don Wendt and Lee Frazier will leave their guard positions while three holes in the forward spots will be left by Cliff Massie, Ralph Lillie, and John Mosier. Don Wendt received the captain honors for the season while Leroy Frazier was voted the Inspirational Player Award by the team. In the Camas, Kelso, and Evergreen games, Massie, Mosier, and Lillie helped a great deal in scoring. The Tigers scored 645 points to their opposition's 593 in the League's playing record. DUTCH SI-IIELDS SPORTING GOODS Vancouver, Washington INT ROW: Coach Londos, Vem Uskoski, Earl Slorey, Geoge Birrer, Bill Cutler, Edgar Cone, Ralph Niskanen SECOND ROW- sHucke, Jack Otterson, Gary DeLeo, Gary Nutt, Lyle Overton, Allen Huestis, Jim Guard. 6 0 gm aplkagae Battle Ground's Junior Varsity rebounded and scored along in their 1955 league season to come out on top by losing only one of their league games. The Tiger Kittens really hustled on the backboards which certainly played a very prominent part in their garnes. The team was sparked by some great juniors who will help the Varsity a great deal next year, especially in the spirit and rebound games. y! x gd TJ . Q d f vi. X My TQQQ3' V ,D 'J at 63 ! fs? 7 al Spam. z42z9wwz! 775mg Many girls took part in the 1954-55 volleyball, basketball, and badminton intramurals. Played at noon, under the sponsorship of G.A.A. , these tour- naments were ably conducted by the G. A. A. Vice President, Janice Plaisted. Each tournament was of the double elimination type, requiring a team to lose twice before being eliminated. Games were played during noon hour and were open to all girls. The Squares were winners of the Basketball Donut League basketball is sponsored by Boys' League. Its purpose is to give more boys a chance to participate in sports. Several boys volunteer their time for getting the teams organized, getting towels out, keeping score, etc. The boys sign up in their homerooms and then it is up to the do-nut league chairman and the Boys' League advisor, Mr. Kooken, to make up the teams, schedule, and to post rules and regulations. There are two rounds. Anyone may participate in the first one, but in the second, no basketball play- ers are allowed to play. The games are double elimination and are refereed by members of the basketball squad. fl U st - 4 -s-,T , Y 2 J, xx ,L x 1 1,1 N, . I 4' X. ,4- f -0 - u f s - 8-- f T :fs .. V re: - e - .-3, -., The Bouncing Bubbles captured the volley- ball title. Donut League champs were these five. The Boys' League elected these fellows the A11 Star Team. Runyan's Jewelry Vancouver, Washington ROW ONE fLeft to Righty: R. Beebe, L. Frazier, M. Brothers, L. Martinson, L. Olsen, B. Wisner, V. Uskoski, B. Slawson, C. McE1veny, R. Niskanen ROW TWO fLeft to Righty: R. Brown, R. Urban, J. Dempsey, R. Oihus, D. Wendt, L. Babcock, C. Clark, R. Belisle, M. Murphy, C. Ruestig, R. Amundson, K. Johanson, H. Helser ROW THREE fLeft to Righty: Coach, Bill Wiggins, D. Dietrich, D. Reeves, L. Sigler, C. Massie, M. Conner, C. Conner, E. Harris, E. Slorey, B. Sawyer, B. Cutler, J. Snow. - l Zemin!! 0 ' ' For the 1955 season baseball is traveling along quite well. This year's season will probably be good due to the return of seven experienced varsity play- ers and the arrival of some very promising sophomore prospects. In the return ing lettermen group, Danis Reeves and Dan Dietrich will resume their outfield duties while Mel Conner, Dale Haney, Ray Belisle and LeRoy Frazier will work out in the infield. The 1955 schedule will remain the same as last year's. Mr. Wiggins is varsity coach while Arnie Klug is handling the junior va r s i ty . A Arg C3 v - ' :rr I3 i - ll I-E.. Y a L ll. 'Cr V iff: :Q N -. .lv ifffffs-:F . ...IH sv' M' 'eww 4 Compliments of INTERSTATE RENDERING COMPANY Portland, Oregon i, Xi' xlihsxxfbrr- --Y-4' 1 O I :Z 5 V ,L : nr- it Upper left--Gillette, Harris, Rudkin, and Otterson. Upper right- -pepper game Left - -Vince Dupea Right- -Larry Armstrong Left: Frazier, Conner, S w Reeves Sonny Gillette and Gerald Hoffman Compliments of KENNELL-ELLIS ARTIST-PHOTOGRAPHERS 313 S. W. Fifth Portland, Oregon fi f Z f Les Fey ROW ONE: B. Edwards, R. Morse, J. Otterson, R. Harris, B. Rudkin, G. Hoffman, V. Dupea, J. Malinowski, E Cone, F. Gillette ROW TWO: J. Herman, manager, N. Jones, D. Iohnson, L. Fey, B. Wink, G. Haney, R. Wagner, H. McDowa1l, I. Storie, R. Brookshire, Coach Londos ROW THREE: B. Hunter, manager, K. Heniken L. Overton, D. Hill, G. DeLeo, G. Nutt, R. Lillie, A. Heustis, L. Cresap, L. Armstrong. . ,WMM This year's track season should be highly successful. This year's letter- men will make it a good year , stated coach Frank Londos. The returning letter-men for the 1955 season are: Ralph Lillie, discus- thrower and hurdlerg Vice Dupea, mile runnerg Don Cramer, pole vaulterg Larry Armstrong, high jumper, and hurdlerg Les Fey, pole vaulterg Bob Rudkin, mile runner. Mr. Londos coached field events while Mr. Pettichord handled running for the season. ' '13, for 1 Compliments of FIRST INDEPENDENT BANK Battle Ground, Hazel Dell, Ridgefield f'S 'iv af-sf .r - ff i. .. x 1 , . . . , - ,:s5?S1. - w- . r 'J .Qtififit 12533211,:::,.,.,.,:,:5555' ey 5. -. 0 'iv ' ' 'io' ' -:E:I:1:2S22IS'f:7' f 6 . Q O 5 9 g .-.3,:,.r- I ziobgzbf 'IH ,f , fb , ': 'f- 592' I V 5 sf -' 'f-57532 , .7 'dbg'- o Q ob WW! o 66009, ,Z .5 Q, o',,,..v- X77 LOUISE MORSE , PRESIDENT FIRST ROW: C. Bright, G. Dobbins, S. Fund, F. Scheiwiller, A. Wilson, J. Pietila, C. Fund, R. Gibson, W. Brownell, D. Westrand. SECOND ROW: D. Bacon, D. Meyer, M. Resleff, P. Harris, W. Barber, S. Abernathy, L. Lindsay, L. Schmidtlein, D. Bush, E. Kysar, R. Peak. THIRD ROW: M. Zimmerman, R. Farring, D. Pearl, M. Dunn, S. Rains, J. Blazer, M. Terlinde, S. Jenny, I. Palmer. FOURTH ROW: E. Clark, J. Hulett, B. Ketola, J. Bledsoe, I. Plaisted, Vice Presidentg L. Morse, Presidentg C. Ueltschi, Secretaryg L. LeBeck, Treasurer: B. Julson, M. Stoddard, J. Barker. The varied activities of G.A.A. served to make 1954-55 a successful year. To the members each turnout is an anticipated event, and the extras only serve to amke this club more enjoyable. A Christmas party and a party at the end of the school year were among some of the gay times the girls had. Saturday hikes provided good fellowship. Events on the sports agenda included field hockey, volleyball, basketball, tennis, badminton, and softball games played with other schools. The G.A.A. sponsored intramural games during the noon -hour, which included volleyball, badminton, softball, and basketball. Compliments of B B FOOD CENTER CHASE SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Amboy, Washington Vancouver, Washington Hama? chgfamecamiaq Caption A Top Left--Home coming Queen Kay and Captain Don Top Right--Scene from Homecoming Dance Center--Home- coming Pep Assembly in honor of Alumni Bottom Left--Home- coming Rally Bottom Right--H. R. 17's entry in Parade ' f WM -W1 ' - ' n1xm nxwzfwx , -- frfr 1 ww. , f ., '.11',tr-m1sf:,,,'nm -- f : Courtesy of REX BUICK Vancouver, Washington FARGHER LAKE ELECTRIC 8: SUPPLY Yacolt, Washington BACCUS STORE Yacolt, Washington 7cwzez?.'e Vamlmww 71,31 '7w,z 7'!6w Zaew I . 5' kmy Dwwfuf' DW . 'G Dr hai SH Q 53. rf Q was C 5. K. S Z X pzam X,-1 af 26, V I 0612 fi Q R 3' C. ,Ny , K 3 125552 , !?f2 ' .L l .A. Q ff ge ' ' i mica Wama Afhpe Sam 7-'kwa ,g .Y , fi 1 A fu ff' Ai N. A M543 , X.,,f.-f, . ,, ..., , . f sv i 1 X 'sm 3,1 31 -.s v W Us r . R ,. ,,,, 2 ,sys 3 . - .f,.,:.' 'Wi . ' 11 Mend gk :K I X - Y rs, , . N 32 X 'Q ,,,, . 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Clark. . 31 Al and Emie's Foodliner Battle Ground, Washington Amboy Variety Store Amboy, Washington Battle Ground Motors Battle Ground, Washington Bee Gee and Amboy Theaters Harvey Johnson, Proprietor Bee Gee Variety Battle Ground, Washington Boehm 's Thriftway Amboy, Washington Brrmo Studios Vancouver, Washington C. C. Store Vancouver, Washington W. D. Clark, M. D. Battle Ground, Washington Dickson and Company Brush Prairie, Washington The Family Shoe Store Vancouver, Washington Firestone Stores Vancouver, Washington First State Bank of Yacolt Yacolt, Washington Foley Chevrolet Co. Vancouver, Washington Gene 's Automotive Supply Battle Ground, Washington Grandyx Motors Inc. Vancouver, Washington H, L. Green Vancouver, Washington Heisson Machinery and Repair Parts Heisson, Washington BENGAL BOOSTERS These people have helped make this book possible. 72 Isham's Chevron Station Chelatchie Valley, Washington James' Florist and Nursery Battle Ground, Washington Kessler's Shoe Store Vancouver, Washington Marso1ek's Grocery Crawford, Washington Midway Grocery Fargher Lake, Washington Nolan 's Garage Yacolt, Washington Orange Julius Vancouver, Washington G. W, Paulson Vancouver, Washington Payton 's Richfield Service Vancouver, Washington Riback Fumiture Co. Vancouver, Washington Rieck Brothers Battle Ground, Washington Les Rummer Agency Vancouver, Washington D. C. Storie Insurance Agency Battle Ground, Washington H. A. Stith, Notary Public Battle Ground, Washington Swan General Agency Vancouver, Washington 76 Station Battle Ground, Washington Vancouver, Furniture Co. Vancouver, Washington Yacolt Apartment Hotel Robert M. Farring, Proprietor ifj YEARBOOKS W ww If W f ' MW? 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