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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1956 volume:

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' Q , -1 4, ' Y - it I 4 F f -37-Q. A -if -Rai . 7' 'ff ' l ,' . i 's 0 9 . ,,,,Q f is 3: as if 1 5 0 , u 6,55 WI. BATTLE GROUND HIGH SCHOOL Battle Ground, Washington ' X1 x ,AI U 1f? i iz '75 ig x S. ' .aswmilf f '3 1194-' f E F ' ui ' ' ' Q2 M M- I . - Qs ovufen 'Is M 6 Fa 'lt 5 1 . cu y ...... ,E 1 Sophornores 9 ...... W q Juniors 13 ...... Seniors 17 5 Nr Activities 37 5 Organizations 45 H F W Sports 59 an - -Y J AX 5? V . ,Q-9 -.52 W 'sii5' afif1EiiaLQfieiasaeE4a5F3 sf? E 9,369 N' 'Q ' 'ln JI -f Q I If Q3 O12 5 0 . gi if if 4: 3 15,1 1117- F- M,--,-f-.--Y .. ,.,- A 1 '1. ,:-,av ' 1 ' 1,.f'AX, 3 xiii! .4a2h. Www . .L . . sf' 9: ' 291 ..,......-....--- ..... .... As a means of thanking Superintendent Carl Johnson for his hard work and unselfish devotion to our school, we wish to dedicate the Bengal of 1956 to him. When Mr. Johnson came to Battle Ground in 1939, the Battle Ground Schools were quite small. Since he has been here, they have more than doubled. Under Mr. Johnson s capable leadership many new buildings have been added to our campus. Some of them include the Central Elernentar School, Agriculture Building, Home Economics Building, athletic tyields and the new high school and music building, With the closing of this school year, Carl Johnson completes seventeen years of devoted service to the Battle Ground Schools. However, success is not measured by years, but by actual achieve- ment, and it is in this that we recognize the value of his untirmg activity. 4 N-::J9f ,. -Ot QRBH J. . W' , 1,3-5' L.. ..gT hh 4 ZPf fyykfaf' 5fQ9 fs? IHLUZ JVFQJV MMMMWWQJQM FL ,UIS 1 DL W QWJ I 35 mfg gg 3 F , fam' Bw CMU' www f ,fixM ff-f-Af-f 'fiff' 1 P 61 m - J W . ,PJVWIW ,, A Av W Uv X fb OU my ,J if 7 i W, Y ,W X W M fp fi! hx QV M , I wjlof Q My Ny XIPXU QMMJ 9109 XA ? MMU W F A f EQ A 1 -, , If 3 Q fm,Q,45Lf ' u V ,gp -0 O fvvx 5, . f JQA f xx' L, V t ' .14 ' fivw f QL , Q ' Q Q' VD . cial. E M, , ,..q ,R ,D f ' I Y W 'HL x'x.fCNk,6v -Jvkxxfx QP' E ul gf ,QD , X fxxfxgz. ' 1-L X Q I Z- N X f f C13 ' 5 ' cf -'CML .Q uf' 1' KJ x XfX.f C C Cx . l Q 9 1 1 CD 7 I ,QA K E , , 5b fn I 2 I . NM V rf V M 7 1 Jr JU if ,Q B f YA lb Q1 A - iff J W v KW 6 M HU MVVWM Several weeks ago while sitting in the library, l overheard the conversation of two seniors. The tone of their talk was largely one of despairg namel , that the international situation being what it was, held little promise for them or for the future. There has hardly been a time in his- tory when the world has not faced a crisis. It has been during 'periods of great -trial that nations and in ividuals have risen and achieved their greatest truimphs. Today our nation is making tremendous strides in science, industry, communi- cations, and in other areas that affect our daily lives. The school has attempted to equip you with the skills and knowledge necessary to join this great stream of human endeavor. The future has never looked brighter than now for those possessed with courage, initiative, and willingness to learn. Do not despair ------ Go forward! J. Superintendent Prmclpal HAROLD JOHNSON A C ZEU-ER LEFT fI'O RlGHTg Carl Johnson, Orrin McLaury, Harold Iohuson Walter Wendt, Earl Jackson, R. Snow, V. TI-Hiker, IOC Sfiley 5 .di v V , Cf, f' f, yj I if 'C J, J J 'ff Q 1 I L 5 ' ' W 2 N . f, M if ' , :rw if r +V ' Band - . .M , ff? 5 , 5 . x. ,Q ,Fi-1,5 , , tr .- '. f. 1904?-4, 3-43.5 Q ,O ti? ' -- AX , A 1 l A ' f' QT ' . mx E Wuss RICKERT A ' U,S. History 'W P E MR 0'NEA L Photography 2 4965 A' ' MR. osTROM I f - , ,V . -fgyfz , 121 V' 'K- V' , G f' f MR. LONDOS P. E.: Coach Geometry '29 MR. GUNNARSEN English II, V Journalism World History I X 96:0 MR. PLETT .Q .,,-. Aff 1- H P .'.. L Art Pro. G i s fhffgj MISS SMITH ki 1 Typing 1, II f Q',E ff5 -WA, 'Q O -'Lf Shorthand II 7 , ' '7 4 'f i 'sway-I'M , P . 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P A ffx r 5 41.3 X5 sr -J f is P is ,f 7 wx' NN? ., yu 41134 3 g.'4 , ' s ' I 1 A YK ' r 1 1 I O V 64 -, Q a C 0 MISSASTOREY 5 A V O - 'wwf If B1010gy jg . ' English II N11 ' w'V' I 'fa 0 i ' 0 A M5 iw '1 . , so 'W 1 ' S ' 21,136 V'1 Qffii i' , 5? ' Y! 9 A 12, , 'NJ x - X' 1 1 . mogul' I . f ? Q J 12 f f' -I -,f. if! 1 ' 1 1' 1 v 0 ,1 S . 4, H I MR. SCHAEFER ' E' . X 1 Biology :Xl if 1 V Chemistry 1 4591355 1 ' ' T' f Nm : Landscaping 37 1 Q 1 , 4 ,W y Epi 1, 1 1 9 ' 15' JEL 1' if ll jj I' lx? gl 1 M M 1 qw MR. DAMEwooD l op!! Ag 1 II IV Q1 f ' I K Wi iff iff J MR. OLMSTEAD 11 g 1 II 111 Il: To lx rf W MR. ZELLER L! Algebra I, II If Physics 1 fr Assistant Principal 11 ' 2 to Hi f -- X rf! ' W jzif N fx y Ml! I , A , X Q . p 1 f'V t Y . A tb ' au' A ' WU ' If ' ' fn , X Q . Ll Jil, ,gi , MI LONON xx! I -1- A ' it English III, IV -Q I .N X f i E m 5 B N . 1 , , - 11 ,V f.-Q 11 1 J .x W 1 , xy X . X I IW N 'lt 9 1'V f ' H AM! J is E 'E MRS. HARMAN MR. HELGESON v- ff ln. 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We were so well-satisfied with Ray that we chose him to guide us through our our Junior year. The first big event was our play, Father Was a Housewife, a cute comedy. We had the largest turnout ever on Junior Dress-Up Day. We carried on our enthusiasm by having a highly successful Junior Prom. Sitting on the Seashell Throne were our Queen, Kathyrn Meisner, King, Ray Belisle and their court. We ended our year with another damp picnic. Jack Otterson presided over our senior year, which was packed with lots of excitement. First, we had our pictures taken. Then came the Senior Ball with the beautiful and most appropriate setting of Winter Wonderland. Of course, as loyal seniors we set to work ordering announcements, cards and measuring for caps and gowns. Our play, Room or One More, was terrific. Other exciting days we remember were the traditional Girls' Tea, Senior Assembly, Picnic and Baccalaureate. Then on graduation night as we receive our diplomas, we, the class of '56 , all sadly rea ize that many happy days are gone and it's time to say goodbye. In Memorlam IDEA A Ll G LEY I 1 But O, for the tou'ch of a vanished hand, ' and the sound of a voice that is still. I - Alfred Tennyson MYRTLE'BAXTER L 1,4n,,,vg:,5g.,, , - fr .,.,r.,..1 as. - -- J ,fazif ia?-X , f Y, X .r 9 V' I' - 5,:,l.49:fR J ,S ' .. ,pi '- L -6 2, ka-' iii' 5252? 'zz . fi 311 5 '1-was K . xi . ,. Q, , l l I 1 H Q' i , 'i lr ,, 1 4 i Y S I I J .ff , A Q -eff fr: ' ,,.,v, I Q. WNW ,' . A ,JN I, GEORGE ALLWORTH Goerge dislikes Junior High kids. He really enjoys hunting at fishing. He is taking an Agriculture Course . FFA 2. 3.4: Committee Chairman 4g Honor Society 4. RANDY AMUNDSON Sophomores are Randy's pet peeve. His suppressed desire is to hit a home run. College Prep Course. HR President 25 Bengal BQFOOI' ball 4g Baseball 2. 3.4: Do-Nut League 2, 3,4 . ,WF-, aaa, , , 1, y, y KEN BABCOCK LARRY ARMSTRONG - Tops in sports, Larry 1 B111 5F1th'S'f0fd was voted best athlete of his class and be dns Sul' 5 -Pet claims his suppressed desire is to play pro- Helalso eats m football. Sophomore girls and their giggles tefla Once 3 are his main pet peeve. College Prep Courseg , going Ken' HR President 25 Sophomore Brawl Committee Q Course' HR 2g Cafeteria 2.4: Choir 35 Junior Prom Court Arms A 3g Football 2, 3,43 Basketball 2,3,4g Track 'Aj -VVA lg' ' gr01'ffg1mee.2. 2,3,4g Drama 4: B.L. Treasurer 4g HR in I Cer? Gil: 3. U S - Sergeant at Arms 4. F f I, 'f A B51 IFIATESZIOZFG' X , V 4: Drama 4. 2254 ' LEE BABCOCK - Lee has been a very active Qi' A ','-, Q fellow participating in many school affairs 4 .ff and sports. He took the Social Science f'2f'5' 1 gif Course. and his hobby is Sue and cars. Q e- gflf Sergeant at Arms 4g HR President 25 HR , ' Vice-President 3: HR Vice-President 43 A 7 Sophomore Brawl Committee 2: Junior ' 'ig Play Committee 3g Junior Prom Committee 31 Senior Ball Committee 45 Choir Vice- 1' President 4g B Club zg Tiger Staff 3g Foot- if ball 2, 3,4g Baseball 2,35 Cafeteria 3. ,:'z '7.: pw- DOROTHY BACON - - ' A Q Dorothy lists dancing 4 and skating as her :ATR U A hobbies and participates , , actively in music at ,yy A , BGHS. Social Science Courseg Glee Club 2g Intramural Sports 2, 3: GAA 2.3.43 Operetta 3.4: Choir 2,3,4g Office 1' V .1 .44 s , I sf , of gf, , .Q , , if ,ff ,,f,f-af-f af ., . fi Q PAUL BECKER - Paul a transfer from Wood land High School, enjoys tinkering with machines. Paul hates half hours. Don't we alll Social Science Course, FFA 3. JO ANN BARKER - To marry the Navy is Jo's suppressed desire. Her hobby is Walt and Chee Chee. Social Science Coursey Bengal 4g Library 4g GAA 2, 3.4. Myrt's suppressed desire is to go to Alaska. Is there any special reason, Myrt? Needle work and reading are this gal 's hobbies . General Coursey Cafeteria 2, 3,44 Library 4. ROBERT BEEBE - Bob as he is known to his friends, enjoys hunting 8.1 fishing. Agriculture Courseg B Club 23 Base- 13 ball 2, 3, Football 2.3,4 FFA 2 1 ,lg .vi 'mlm 4 RAY BELISLE - Here is a ' ..- .. . :fi A 4 if 1 I 4' Xe A .Ili- ' ,l. BMARGARET r3ERGsTRoM ::Music - loving Mar- ilgaret dislikes people gwho yakety - yak -awhile they' re watch- fing TV. College iPrep Course. Girls' ,Glee 2, 35 Choir 3,4g -gOperetta 3,45 Honor ,Society 3,4 . F . , -7 -5,'1 , , ...- .1..,,, V , YERNA BLASER - Vema d'oesn't like people who don't appreciate her Q???j Her hobby is growing. Commercial Course. FHA 2: GAA 21 Healthroom 2,33 Library 33 Office 4g Cafeteria 3. 4..' ', ' ' 2 K . a 'Q wglek B . ll ly I 45- ii . ,X W U , v i :il al My .,,. ,I J 9 Darlene is a transfer from Roosevelt. Out- . . Healthroom handsome guy who's been very active at BGHS. Ray states his hobby as Connie and his pet peeve is Connie. Scientific Course. Class President 2, 35 Sophomore Brawl Chairman 2, Junior Prom , .,,,,. , Chairman 35 Junior Prom King 3, Boys' , League President 4g Football 3,45 Basket- ball 2, 3,4g Baseball 2, 3,4. GLADYS BERGGREN - Berggie, a real live wire, dislikes snobbish people and it seems she has no certain hobby. Are you sure, Gladys? Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl 2, Junior Play 35 Senior Ball Chairman 4: Choir 3,4g Honor Society 4, Tiger Staff 4g Office 4. GEORGE BIRRER - This red head says ice-skat- ing is his hobby and William is his pet peeve. George had the honor 1 ,x or being ISI quarterback ' of the Clark County team. Social Science ' 3.4: Baseball 2, 3g Bas- 'h ketball 2, 35 Cafeteria 2, ELIZABETH BOERSTE Elizabeth's pet peeve is 'boys who are like Walt. Swimming is one of her favorite sports. She is taking a Home Economics Course. BARBARA BRAMLEY Our Homecoming Queen dislikes snakes very much, but does like dancing and swimming. Barb was also Junior Prom Princess. Social Science Course. HR Treasurer 33 Sopho- more Brawl Committee 23 Junior Prom Corn- mittee 33 Senior Ball Committee 4g Bengal 43 Bengalettes 43 Photography 4, DARLENE BROC K1-IAUS door activity is Darlene's hobby. People who don't arrive on time bother her. General Course. Glee lub '1 A' A.: 19 Course. HR President , . ,, 1 3: HR Vice-President 2g B Club 2, 35 Football 2, r . L . 'tv ,- If Q- x V 5 . -11 W fl BARBARA BRAY Barb has three very interesting hobbies: art, photography,8z Gene. She doesn't seem to have a pet peeve. She took the Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl Committee 2g Junior Play Com- mittee 3gJunior Prom Committee 35 Bengal 45 Class Treasurer 4. DEAN BRULEY General Course. sz- mfg, jar.'12i1v-.1 ' g'!Qfg,'5lgs' fi t 3 1 -an ww i 6 -'N' ',-, 1 -fa. had .-my-f-L? i J 0 J s J f s r j 3. . 1' 35,914 1 ' s. X ' il U -V, J Af -sf , 4 , , ,,,. rl in--, , eg s 1- 'iv 122 , ,fe .J V f K' w 5!4r,4r. . Q 5 , ':f 5'7r'.., ri,v.u:1'- , rm ff' 'e ' , .e55gi,rrasf ' ' f w 'swf' 9 F 'fx 'EH' F ' ' I ' 'L 'K im K, I ra A f, -E 1 M Q5 fi 10 be-Q51 , ,. frf if fi i u 1 U! r 3-xiwwvv-HY . 4 , Q3 ,- MARY ALICE BUMP - Mary likes to travel. She has transferred from Vancouver and Ever- green. Her hobby is baby-sitting. Social Science Course5 Junior Play Committee 35 Office 45 Operetta 45 Choir 45 Girl 's Glee 2,35 Intramurals 3.4. ' 4,:'m.4r.ts'?lrwfll'J!,5.,L.2 I L' R GARY BUTTS - This good-looking guy says he doesn't like girls who like to drive--Why Ga.ry??? College Prep Course5 Class Vice - President 25 Sophomore Brawl Committee 25 Junior Prom Committee 35 Junior Prom Prince 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 All-school play Committee 45 Choir 25 Boys' league Secretary 35 Boys' League Vice-President 45 Football r ,XS U59 ..m.. z,4. SUE CASTREY - It seems that Sue's pet is Lee. She has no time for a peeve, huh, Sue? Commercial Courseg Junior Prom Committee 35 Switch- board 35 Tennis Vice-Presi- dent 35 HR President 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Office 4 . C'7I 'f' 4 42-52' ' . f 1 r V ,, J, 'vp' . 4, aj K f Ea. 5. i fr' R TOM CHRISTOFFER. Tom's pet peeveis , a 24 hour day. , QHmmmmJ He enjoy, reading. Scientific Course . pressed desire. She dislikes stupid boys . KATHRYN CLOUD - T0 have frm is Katy's sup- DOROTHY CLARK - Boys that spend all their time with cars are Dorothy's pet peeve. Mui is her hobby. Commercial Course. Sophomore Brawl Committee: Junior Playg Choir 3,45 Ope- retta Cast 3,45 HR Secretary 45 Choir Librarian 45 Senior Play Committee5 Senior Ball Cummi- teeg Honor Society 45 Bengaletts 45 All Stare Choir 4 . ESTHER CLARK - Cooking is Esther's hobby. That ought to come in handy some day. Col1ege'Prep Course. GAA 35 HR Secretary 45 3 year Honor Roll 45 Honor Society 2, 3- Health Room 2, 3.4. ,I 'U ' I f rr j. J V - Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl Com- mittee 25 Junior Play 35 Junior Prom Committee Girls' League 3,4. CLIFF CONNER - Lois is Cliff's hobby and his favorite food is lipstick. Lois's??? College Prep Course- Baseball 2 3- All-school play 3' Junior play cast5 Home Room Vice-Pzesi- dent 4- Bengal 4' Tiger 4- Dramatics 4 35 JUDY COOPER - People who never know why they do a thing are not liked by Judy. Among her favorites are her diary. scrapbook and singing Social Science Course Girl's Glee 2 3- Choir 4, Switchboard 5 .f it ' ' ' Z 0 . . .H - 'V ' 4. I ' 'ii'- rr rl 44 XRY DELEO - Gary's bby, fwhich isn't hard guessl is resting. says his PBI peeve is phomores. College ep Course. Junior om Committee 35 znior Ball Committee Football 2, 3,45 Bas- rtball 2. 3: Track 3: ifice 4. and JO ANN COZAD - Jo Ann has a hobby of cooking. What is your favorite dish, .lo Ann? Social Science Course, Healthroom 25 cafeteria 3.4: Choir 3.4. LARRY CRESAP - Larry doesn't seem to like moody sophomores, but he enjoys sports and dancing very much. Social Science Course5 B Club 25 Baseball 2. JIM DICKENSON - lim says his pet peeve is girls who won't scratch his back. Social Science Course: Junior Prom Corn- mittee 35 Do-Nut League 45 Football 2, 3.4. DAN DIETRICH -1: seems 0, as if Dan doesn't know his ' hobby's name. Scientific Af, Course. Library 25 Sopho- I .1 V more Brawl Committee 25 - Y ,Quai I unior Prom Prince 35Junior ' Prom Committee 35Basket- '- -' ball 2.3.45 Baseball 2, 3.4. - CONNIE DIXON - Connie is the peppiest gal in the class of 56 . She has partici- . pated in many school activities and affairs. -A Ray seems to be her hobby. College Prep -f,4,Jg',3 i 5 Course. HR Treasurer 25 HR President 45 p Junior Play Committee 35 Junior Prom Com- FAP. M.. 55' 171-' . L+' mittee 3- Princess 3- Senior Ball Committee U'-.Tiji2,.i 4, Senior' Play cast All -school play 3.4: If 1 A -- Operetta cast 3,45 Glee Club 25 Choir 3.45 ' .7 'l 1' :,' ' -X ,I V L.-g4 f Choir Librarian 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 1 .-QI, Bengal 45 Drama 45 Bengalettes 45 Mass gi X , . 2' . 5 5 e ff . 1 , . ig, .f , , ,ig I' J gli' 4' , 4, W! ' 'H '71 wi' ' , Milky jg! -e -519- Choir 35 Solo Ensemble Contest 2.3.4. . 1 as . . f. W.. H., w::21e11 ' - 5 fwf ' 5 BOB EDWARDS - Bob .-f 'W' M944 - if 'r J I f f likes to collect car- MARVIN EIECHMELER P M '15 5. A Z ' . if'-' ' 7 ' 1 - 1 ,V . ... gggffi 1390115 ind Plcufris' , Marvin took the Agri- 1,-N ,,,.a.- KZ' tk ' - . 555:14 IS pe peeve IS unlor . 59517' ' 4 1 , ,W 5255 2, ,.. Girls. Scientific Su ture Course ,ls l . .553 7- fx , 2'g..if.f 5-3335.3 Course. Senior Ball obbles .are U n ' 1 n g yq'f,,,lf I Va. Z' V ' Committee 45 Foot- and fishing- FFA A' 6 ' ball 25 Baseball 2. 2. 3.4. A - ' g f 1, lv Zyxmn' f Pr. 5' r 1 in .,., LESLIE FEY - Les, as he is knowrrto all his friends, was voted the friendliest guy in school. College Prep Course. Football 2, 3,45 Track 2, 3,45 Z1 ...apt -.. ...f is BOB FRASIER - This lad trans- ferred from Everett High at the beginning of his Junior year. His hobby is playing the trumpet. Scientific Course. HR President 35 Band 3, 45 Junior Prom Com- mittee 35 Pep Band 3,45 Operetta 45 Choir 4. 45.3 ,gp , , ,.,.V X I 'R'r i3i Af uf s f 1 1 ' .ts .555 , 1 W i . 1 4 j ff -' A ig ..,4'6 X' ,K nag, . , ' . -.'?f--afm wr ,'fl5'?tgi5'f1 -'. ,far rl .54 ,, Y fy' :tif st 40 'i , 4. .5455 1. CARGL FRY - Two -faced people get On Carol's nerves. Social Science Course. 2 Dramatics 45 Office 45 Healthroom 4. V 'f:T ', 'siiafii A - ,-.- . 12131-445 .gm 3 'H LINDA GERMANN People who mispro- ... ' nounce names are this girl's pet peeve. ' Linda's hobby is I, sewing. Commercial I' 51, Course. Library 25 3, ,', 5 .5 GAA 25 Office 4. 31' 44.15fi1J1.L ' ' ' 76. trun- CAROL ANN FUND - Carol loves cooking and dislikes people who cheat on tests. Commercial Course. HR Vice-President 25 FHA 2, 35 GAA 2, 3,45 Tigerettes 3,45 Tigerettes Sergeant at Arms 45 Honor Society 45 l-Iealthroom 45 Student Body Office Practice 45 Bengalettes 45 Oper- etra 45 Senior Play Committee 4. SHIRLEY GETCHELL Social Science Course FRANCIS GILLETTE - Sonny is an Opti- mist who says Life is too short to peeve He's content to spend his time hunting, fishing, 82 trapping. Agriculture Course. Sophomore Class Sergeant at Arms 25 B Club 25 HR Vice-President 35 FFA 2,3,45 FFA Vice-President 3,45 Football 2,3,4g Track 2, 3, 45 HR President 4. l ' , 5 D VERNA GOLDWATER - Verna, a real nice 9 ' gal, dislikes people who put their lawn -V,. .LM 5 sprinklers too close to the sidewalks. cu bhf- ' Verna's hobby is art. General Course5 I .' FHA Treasurer 45 Honor Society 2, 3,45 5 iv Dramatics 45 Bengalettes 4. JUDY Gnoss - correcting , In '1'-C214 shells and swimming are V 1' . 1 1 two of Iudy's favorite pas- ' times. People who are 3 -'-A - 4 late irritate this gal.Com- . s ,,Q'- Q ' mercial Course. Home- ja X ' room Secretar 25 HR 5 . ' 5 Treasurer 35 HR, Vice-Presi- si V dent 45 Sophomore Brawl ' 1' I N Committee 25 Operetta 45 X . H ', Glee Club 2, 35 Choir 4, Ni ,- ' I x In f' 1 EILEEN GUSTAFSON - Ike doe5n't like teachers who can't handle their classes. She would like to become a cartoonist like Walt Disney. Ike came to our B.G, School in her junior year from Vancouver. Social Science Course. HR Secretary- Treasurer 4: Girls' League Treasurer 45 ZZ Tigerettes 45 Bengal 45 Library 45 Cafe- teria5 Senior Play Committee Chairman 4. EDWARD HARRIS - This guy likes the outdoors and in all probability will be 3 nee Surgeon someday. Scientific C0urSe. Sophomore Brawl 25 Baseball HR Treasurer 2, 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 'I'l'C3SU.l'Cl' 45 D0-nut league 2. 3.4: Three-year Honor 2? EVELYN HAPALA Here's a gal that likes to bowl as well as dance. Commercial Course. Junior Play Committee 35 Choir 35 Pep Band 2, 35 Library 45 Switchboard 4. SHIRLEY HARRISON This little red-headed gal enjoys swimming. She can't stand social firoblerns. Social Science Course. Girla Slee 25 Operetta 3,45 Ihoir 3, 4. w PAT HARRIS - To have her own car is Pat's big dream. Social Science Course. Junior Prom Committee 25 Junior Play Committee 35 Healthroom 35 Tigerette Vice-President 45 S.C. Committee 45 HR President 45 Bengal 45 Cafeteria 45 3 year Honor Rollg Senior Play Committee 45 FHA 2, 35 Tigerettes 3,45 GAA 2, 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,4. X DON HILL - Don took the College Prep Course. HR Treasurer 25 Boys League Secretary 45 B Club 2, 35 Honor Society 25 Basketball 3, 45 Track 35 Cafeteria 2. v 4515 1 ing, fishing and photography. His pet peeve is rainy days. College Prep. Course. Track 3. -- -.,,.., ,,...i,,- V, r , 2' -:ff ', r ,,,. 4 5552.5 RUSSELL HARRIS - Looks like Russ lives ' ' lg in the wrong state. His pet peeve is RAIN. Scientific course. HR President I lj, 35 Junior Play Committee 35 All-school , I, 7-A f, I -1, Play Committee 35 Senior Ball Com- K I ' Q s ' mittee 45 Senior Play Committee 45 . 5 Q N- All-School Play Cast 45 Black 84 , 15 Orange President 45 Library 45 Track .- M li 2, 3' 4. ' ' , 1 IOHN HEUVEL - John A is a transfer from Evergreen. Hunting ,I I ' and fishing are this n '15 1' 1 lad's hobbies. '22 if Industrial Arts -' L Course. Cafeteria 35 Dramatics 4. - l I GERALD HOFFMAN I 'p Gerald enjoys hunt- f -.1 , ., 'J G' A ' ff 7 Ar ,W , VANCE HUGHES' ' ' ' I , ALLAN HUESTIS - Arran Collecting dead - 1 lf. transferred from Quincy, anlmavs teeth 15 . ' T ' Washington at the begin- V3Y1Ce'S h0bbY- , V W ning of his junior year. He Plans to be' ' ' J I He loves to tinker with C0me 3 Polifieman- -' cars. Sophomore boys His Pet Peeve is get on his nerves. teachers who talk too, gl I .I ' Agricultural Cow-se, much. SocialScience. , gl ,vjmvffjlz VJ.. V' ' FFA 3,45 F00tba114: Course. Sophomore , 1 21,7 Track 3,45 Cafeteria 45 C1255 Sergeant HI I ' -i Arms5 Baseball 25 , I A fQlg1:'E'f Football2,45Library BOB HUNTER - Here's a fisherman who doesn't like sloppily-dressed girls. Social Science Course.HR Vice-President 45 B Club 25 Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 25Track 3, 45 Library 3,45 Cafeteria 4. 3,45 Cafeteria 2,3,4. f l EVA IVERSEN - Our exchange student from Oslo, Norway spends her spare time skiing and prac- ticing American slang. She dislikes slick floors and tomato juice . General Course. Student Council 45 Senior Ball Decorator Committee 45 Senior Play Cast 45 All-school play cast 45 Honor Society 45 Tiger 45 Dramatics 45 Bengalette A President 4. IQ' I ...,affQ-pff9fae s . f' .:4-aaa44fd11-..s 'Q ' '..L.'fs:'i1f'- fI:1fL'l1?L'1-.igQ:1 fl-Li'elf-ffii5'f5Q:f'5'33-JI - V75 ,.,, ,T ...... .,,, . xt-- 4QA.QL1.Q.ll'1QfLilH f fl ,L , , g - . I r SUSAN JENNY - This young miss chooses 4 - oil painting as her hobby, College prep, , P '4iS, Sop omore Brawl 2g Iunior Pro C 'rt I r, ' BOB JAGELSKI - Girls that wear Bermuda 3g HR Treasurer 3: Junior Play gon-Trrrgrgeeee ,t-N 3 J stockings with dresses are Bob's pet peeve. 3, GAA 2, 3: Girls' State Delegate 3: Intra- I 5 I ' Photography is his hobby. General Course. mural 2, 3g All-School Play 4g Operetta 45 X , I I, ,V g A ., Librar, 3,4g Tennis Team 3,4, Bengalettes 4: Tiger Business Manager 45 X , ' It ,, Tigerettes 3, 4g Girls' League Vice-President X1 41 Office 4g Three-year Honor Roll. QEIW. '5 5'iA?L'2' 5 Il soLwAY JOHANSON I' 'E I People who think up ' ' I I' ' silly nicknames are in Y WERNER- JENNY Solway',s pet peeve. If I 2 Werner is taking Collecting records is G ', ' f A 1 ' A ' 1 . ' . F 4 I ' is . I Siuffifciii 'Sfi,,h2'lIII5f3iIfE? I fl I , been active in FFA Glee 33 Healthrggm 1 Jwi' -' '- : V ff for three years. 2, 3,45 Honor Society r I nf I ..,,, I iafs- 2.3,4: HOW R011 2. 'B X , I f I . 3. 4- ,nf ,.A V I people who make fun of his first narne. fwhy, Darrellzy A little gal by the name of Ronnie is Darrell's hobby along with skiing. College Prep Course. Sophomore Brawl Committee 2g B Club 25 Library 2, 3, HR President 2, 3g Football 2, 3.4: Track 2, 3, 45 Cafeteria 4g Student Body Sergeant at Arms 4. I 6 'I 'I I :II I I ,I X1 I 5 I I,INI III -' IW I I . II I I I I I I I DARRELL JOHNSON - Tank doesn't like , ,,t, s . I 1 , ,: I ff .wi , , , . , 933.3 ' x 3 -I P if? JANET JOHNSON - Janet took a Social 1 ,111 A A r I , Science Course and doesn't seem to have i , A A: I ' any pet peeves. Her hobby is going to , ,jx 'fa ,L if 3. the basketball games. She was a member ' f ,f of the Bengaletres this year and GAA when It -I she was a Sophomore. , Q f 71. . I I X j I ,. 4 WILLIAM Koi-ILSCHMIDT :T t',' fy I il . KZQFTZSKEESEH Known to everybody as fig: I , ,. ,. 2,2 .. . .. . SI' ' lags! I 'ft 4 'I this guy's nerves, klumgf ' rthls Crazy' S'-'Y 2- X ff-1, 4 i 4 ,M y ., , Scie tif, ept is first name a , ,V I , . I , A, Smdgm goigufie' secret for twelve years. ' Wk- 5. 7,5 I I 'Z M , 2, HR Pre id C1 Social Science Course. ' ' . Flrsff I 4 gat- ' 'i 2: Footbail Sul: Sophomore Brawl Com- 'gl ' I f , 5 - . . . , Library 2 3 4 mittee 2, FFA 2, Library ETHEL KOPMAN Ethel dislikes people who MARVIN KOPKIE Marvin enyoys hunting are always finding fault in others Traveling very much He is taking an Agricultural is her hobby Social Science Course Junior Course Ag 2 Play 3 Honor Society 2 3 4 Library'4- Three- II 3. I' ' ' ' 4. I O 4 1 , V ' X K I Eg , . ' --'Li I, T159 l r 5 K I ' I ' 7 'S 1 , . ' U j ,L 5 5 . ' ' my I . . .3.4. I . . I . 3 - if year'Honor Roll. I ,V 4 ,1..z1,.L., A .-,, a ROBERT KUJAVA - Robert took a General Course. EMILY KYSAR Reading is Emily's favorite pastime. Social Science ' Course. Honor Society 4. 0 '1 BOB LINGLE - Bob took a General Course. -----Y --7--,.-- JOHN KUMPULA - Johnny has a phobia for the song Sixteen Tons. Agricultural Course. Honor Society 42 FFA 2, 3,4. . ,V ,. , ,. rv-F .-5-.fy ffm.. . STANLEY LARsoN , Stanley, a carefree guy, likes to mon- key with cars, rocks and minerals. Stan's 4 PCI peeve is brownies. '.,' - Scientific Course. Black 8a Orange Club 4. ,W 11' J 2 TE: ,A .J ' 'wi 5 ' I' 1, 119137 ' l .a 1 LUCY LINDSAY - Lucy is noted for her active work in FHA. She has lots of hobbies: sewing, fishing, dancing and Tom. She dislikes her old clothes'L Social Science Course. FHA Reporter 2, Junior Play Cast 35 Junior Prom Committee 33 FHA Vice-President 33 GAA 2, 31 State FHA degree 3g Senior Play Cast 4, Senior Play Committee Chairman 45 Home Economics Office 4g Tigerettes 2, 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3, 4. 1' C . , 1 ' ww - '. 1 .fi ff 'S .' Ky, f -. 11 pg 7 f ' , ff r H14 4 W ..., f Arif . 1? f LEROY LUCAS - Leroy likes to fix up his Chev for Saturday night. His pet peeve is a girl who drops paper on the floor of his car. fS.V.J? Social Science Course. JIM MALINOWSK1 - Here's a very studious ROBERTA MAIORS - Bertie Bflif-'YS getting fellow who states English teachers are his away from it all at the beach. General Course. Girls' Glee 2, 3, FHA 3,4g Intra- mural Volleyball and Basketball 3,43 Operetta Committee 3: Ch0iT 4: OPCFBUB pet peeve. Social Science Course. HR Vice-President 4, Honor Society 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3, 45 Basketball Manager 4, Track 2,3,4g Stage 4. 2.5 ' 771' ?v'?FI1ff3Z ' fn, A J gf 1 V ' ffmff J! W0 rm Q Q MICHAEL MURPHY - -W.-,.,.,.,..f , ,M . 'iff 4 '4 , , 'M ' ez:-tzzf 7 3 f ' p- RON MARTILLA - Ron says airplanes are his hobby and wise guys bother him no end. Social Science Course FFA 2, 3,4. L, - , i' .fffi 1 P H if 2.5 ' ..f 9 ' 'f 'Rs f 1 . fi' -C' 1 C 3.1 ' 1w:fl:.d2tlft1'1t K DENNIS MAZE - Denny says he likes sports but dislikes poor sportsman- ship. Social Science Course. Football 2, 3, 4: Basketball Manager 23,45 Baseball Manager 2, 3,4: Library 2,4: Office 2. CAROLYN HAMPTON MEISNER - CarOlyn's chief claim to fame is the fact that she is the only married senior girll Consequently, her pet peeve is single people and her hobby is Al. Commercial Course. HR Treasurer 2: Girls' Glee 2: Junior Play Committee Chair- man 3: Junior Prom Committee Chairman 3: HR Treasurer 4: Choir 4: Dramatics 4: Library 4: Office 4. DIANA MEYER - Di was voted the friendliest girl in BGHS for the last two years. To talk to a boy without blushing is Diana's suppressed desire. Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl 2: G,L. Representative 2: Pep Squad 2: Junior Play Committee 3: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: G,L. Treasurer 3: Tigerettes 3,49 Tigerette President 4: Senior Ball Committee 4: Senior Play, Student Director 4: Stage 4: GAA 2, 3, 4. H A ' IOANN MORLEY Collecting stamps seems to be on Joann's list of hobbies. Social Science Course. Office 2: Switch- -e board 3, 4. 1 , , 31 af-f'+x3zr41f,7 R. f 'ef' , if ,J RICHARD MORSE - Dick is a very enthusiastic studentQ He was our Student Body President this year and did a wonderful job His pet ,N V SANDRA MORGAN - Sa dancing. Teachers who KATHRYN MEISNER - This lively, little gal was active in dramatics and organizations during her high school years. Commercial Course. Sophomore Class Secretary 2: Cafeteria 2: Sophomore Brawl Committee 2: Junior Play Cast 3: Junior Prom Queen 3: Girls' League Secretary 3: Senior Ball Com- mittee 4: Senior Play cast 4: All-school play cast 4: Office 4: Dramatics 3, 4: Tigerettes 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3,4: Three-year Honor Roll. ndra likes horses and don't like gum chew- ingpeeve this gal. Social Science: HR Secretary 2: Junior Play Committee 3: Office 3- Choir 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Librar :HR . . 2 . I Y3.4 Treasurer 4. Mike is a true peeve is people who leave trash on hall floors. College Prep Course HR President 2 Sophomore Brawl 2 Football Manager 2 Basketball Manager 2 3 Cafeteria 2 Tiger News Editor 2 Bengal Sports Editor 3 Chairman for March of Dimes 3: Student Body President 4 4 Tiger News Editor 4: Honor Society 2,3,4: .J my .amnrmw --.1 Irishman. He dislikes people who disagree that Yacolt is the next thing to Heaven. eh Giaaiyr' Mikes hobby is arguing- Scientific Course. ILlr1i0l' Prom Committee 3: Baseball 3: Senior Ball 4: Senior Play cast 4: Dramatics 4: HOHOF , L lettes 4. -mr, :V l 3 w Q 1' X .Fwd J' J SALLY MCCAFFERTY - Sally's hobby is dancing but it seems she likes Jard more. People who run down others or think they are better than others are this gal's pet peeve. Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl Dance Committee 25 Choir 2, 3,45 Home- Room Treasurer 35 Junior Play Committee 35 Office 35 Library 3,45 Operetta 3,45 Benga- RICHARD NELSON Enjoys hunting and fishing. Teachers are this guy's pet peeve. Richard is a transfer from Ever- green. General Course. Choir 25 Basketball 4. :RONALD owns - Swimming is Rows hobby 3 5 -' I ' 5 :while his pet peeve is immature girls.Social 3 ' Y Q Science Course. HR Vice-President 25 Sopho- g more Brawl Committee 25 B Club 25 Junior '77 ' , I, ' :Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 45 . Choir 2, 3,45 Football 2, 3,45 Baseball 2, 3,45 gg. Basketball 35 Basketball Manager 2,45 Ope- Q , If aetta 3,45 Octet 3.4. f' 5, 7' f' CLARA JANE OLSEN - Clara Jane has been active in all school functions. She enjoys sewing and music. College Prep Course. HR Secretary 25 Sophomore Brawl Commit- tee 25 Girls' Glee 25 Mass Choir 35 Girls' State Representative 35 Junior Class Secre- tary 35 Tigerettes 45 Ensemble 45 Tigerette Secretary 45 Senior Class Secretary 45 Senior Prom Committee 45 Junior Prom Committee 2, 35 Intramurals 2.3: Choir 3,45 Operetta Cast 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 3 year Honor Roll. Library 25 Visual ld,-. ,L E HOWARD McDOWELL - Howard says his sup- pressed desire is to speak Spanish like a Spaniard. He enjoys collecting coins. College Prep Course. HR Secretary 35 Sophomore Brawl Committee 25 Junior Play 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Senior Ball Committee 35Senior Play 45 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Society President 45 Bengal 45 Track 3,45 Black and Orange 45 Boys' State 25 A.F.S. to Greece 3. vnnrz. Q- , si I , lI9v LIL, . if ,gf .f 4 s RODGER NOLAN This young lad dis- likes girls who have j, the nerve to talk I A '-5 55, . about other boys ' wi 5- -ff, on dates. Scientific 4 , sf Course. Junior Play '.'N W V ' Committee 35 Senior fl Play 45 All-school A ' Pla :Dramatics . f 'L 'U,'fo,f,,, . M Y 4 C 1, ,,.V L rjf g a L, ffzff fl! DEANNA OLSEN DeaT1na's hobby is having fun. Her pet peeve is people with no school spirit, Commercial Course. Operetta Committee 35 Senior Ball Com- mittee 45 Choir 45 GAA 45 Operetta 45 Mass Choir 45 Girls' 5 Glee 2, 35 FHA 3, 45 Intramurals 3.4. JANE ONSDORFF - During her three years at BGHS Jane has contributed a lot of spark and enthusiasm. Jane worked real hard as Girls' League President. College Prep Course. HR Vice-President 2- Sophomore 51lglS'iEfe1?y Brawl Committee 25 Junior Play Cast 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 - much interested Bengal Assistant Editor 35 Quill Sc Scroll 3,45 Girls' League Social Chair- in hunting. Social man 35 Tiger 3,45 Editor 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Play Cast Science Course. 45 All-School Play Director 45 S.B. Social Committee 45 Office 45 Stage 45 DAR Good Citizen 45 G. L. Cabinet 2,3,45 G. L. President 45 2,35 Honor Society 2, 3,45 Three -year Honor Roll. , X79 O3 ,lil yy A ,, 5- on I, Lf Lff,,fLf,c.7 LN, LKLJ7 ,. C 'J 3 f M L5,hgfLf,f V, Xgsmzff C 2' Oftffcfjdc 5,5 kpidcf ttfjfv L f??f6. Zfzgg fffffidtx Q ji?-7 L ' 1 r 3, Q 7 1 of being an exchange student to Germany last Girls' Glee 2g Sophomore Brawl Committee 2, 3: Junior Play Committee 3: All-school Play 4g Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 4g Valedictorian 4g SB Business Manage SC Committee 4: Three-Year Honor Roll. NANCY PARKER - This brainy gal had thelhfm summer and now her hobby is writing to foreig pen pals. Commercial Course, HR Secretaryz, Intramurals 2, 3, FHA 2,3gFHA Social Chainna Committee 32 Junior Prom Committee 3g Choir 4g Honor Society 2,3,4g AFS Exchange Studem , , . V. I - ., M :gym .l-A Zzffgjrjlr iig,QQgijfj4F?f3i,4f31.2i? it - H' ,, -V ,....,. -s.,...,.t...iA-efe f --- if fini' !.rs,?p4.M,2.gi,?,4 ,MJ Y Yr A- All A A H 1, JACK OTTERSON - This active lad held I ,. V gl' position of class President in his Senior year. , ff i V 'i , , A very good job too. Jack. College Prep fl A . GENE ORMSBY - Gene took a General Course. Course. Junior Play Committee 3: Band 2.3: 1 2 , -V Stage 4- Basketball 2,3,4g Honor Societ 2, , g , , 7495 H Y 3 4 -i '-P' Track 2, 3,4g Class President 4. N ,V ,. X ' ,pry in I T ' , E 1- -' 3 ' A A 1 J-3-g:y':,1d297 f ' n VERA PAPENEUSE , ' W jx BETTY OVERTON Vera, a transfer I ,, ,XA IW . ' f ' Betty is a very from La Center, 4 . yu, 13 - fr , friendly persona states her hobby as 4,1 4 , 4,5 ' She likes shell craft. just messing ' ,M 1 4 5 . . A - -'P 1 , Her pet peeve is around. College -' f, if ' teachers. Any special Prep Course. GAA , , f . OHS. BG-HY? Social 45 Honor Society . ,J Science Course. 4, Girls' League . ' , I Health Room Arren- Social Chairman A ily dant 4: Glee C1ub4. 4, Office 3,45 ,IVH K ll Healthroom 3, 4. mx A f. 4 r 5 , T: V ru i L A 2' Q' f rl Q R' P if 5,4 typ. w 1 ' e ijf 3 ff I DIANNE PAYNE - Doing as much as possible g in the shortest possible time is Dianne's hobby. ,lj l Social Science Course, Sophomore Brawl Com- :Qf 2 mittee 2, FHA 2: Ensemble 2g Junior Play Cast 31 Junior Prom Committee 3g Choir 4: Operetta All-School Play Committee 4: Tigerette Q Q, Chairman 4: All-State Band 2,41 Pep if and 2, 3,4g Tigerettes 2,3,4g Band 2, 3,43 I if Honor Society 2, 3,43 Three-year Honor Roll. I 1 1 I , ,Q RAY PEAK - Raye, very E, active in GAA, enjoys??? Q. What is your hobby, Raye? f Social Scienceg HR Secre- tary 2: HR Vice-President 35 GAA 2,3,4g Library 2, 3,45 Honor Society 2, 3,4g Three-year Honor Roll. if Ar V T 1' 11!5P 1 '1 1'fZi f fl, w H 5 Boa PERKINS - Bob took the GEORGE PETERSQN - Thi? guy if-4 fL ti., ' Q 06 Agriculture Course. His has a grudge agilnsllgegpsb 1. VY H ' hobby is hunting, fishing and who swipe Pena S' 1.5 O y ' 3,153 5 ,ff ,A-5, gi-IIS 'HR Treasurer , FFA 2 is metal shop. Industrial Art fi g ' I r 3 4 ' 4' ' 28 Course, Operetta 4g State 4. V I I-minivan! JOAN PLAISTED - Joan's pet peeve is eating eggs on diet but she loves to Bat chocolate ca'ke. Social Science Course. FHA 2, Girls' Glee 2, 3,H631Ih1'00m 2, 3,4. DAVID RITOLA - I seems Dave doesn t hobby is mechanics Agriculture course FFA 2, 3,4, Honor Society 4. MARY RESLEFF Mary proves her enjoyment for sports by being very active in GAA , Commercial Course. Intramurals 2, 3,4, All-Star Basketball team 4, Bengalettes 4, FHA 2, 3,4, GAA 2, 3, 4. my nn vp 4' B .' X GSE? -1-':r13?'TFy5': m': '7. 921,55 . -it f fpaaiii 512,525 I fi? ' I . 1. it like braggarts. His Q, -V A - fl A mast ' QQ f .f V.'fQ2iL:f 'TSW 1443 Q.cZ-1 - 125 1 5 KATHIE ROBISON - Kass is a gal that kept pretty busy here on the BGHS campus. Her ambition is to come back to GB as a teacher. College Prep Course. Sophomore Brawl Committee 2, Junior Play Cast 3, Junior Prom Committee and Court 3, Honor Society 2,3, 4, Tigerettes 3.4, All-school Play Director 3, Committee 4, Senior Play Cast 4, Senior Ball Committee 4, Drama 4, Bengal 3, 4, Editor 4, Tiger 4, Quill 8, Scroll 4, First Vice-President of S. B. 4, Social Committee Chairman 4, 3-year Honor Roll Salutatorian 4. BUD RUDKIN - Bob. who likes swimming and boat- ting, cari't put up with lazy people. Social Science Course. Orches- tra 2,FFA 2,BClub 2, Intramurals 2, 3,4, Track CELIA REMSING - Photography is her hobby along with dancing. Celia's pet peeve is PSOPIC. Why? Social Science Course. Junior Prom Committee 3, Cafeteria 3, Home Room Treasurer 4. RALPH RICHARDSON Ralph, who is very active in FFA, has no certain hobby. Are you sure, Ralph? Agriculture Course. FFA z,3,4. BARBARA RONING Dancing and swim- ming are Barbara's hobbies. Stuck-up boys get on Barb's nerves. Social Science Course. Glee Club 2, 3, Choir 4, Office 4, Operetta 4. CARL RUESTIG - Carl makes a hobby of measuring rainfall. How do you keep from drowning while you measure, Carl? Colle e S Prep Course. Football 2 2, 3,4, HR President 4, 29 Baseball 33 HR Treasurer Black and Orange 4, S.C 3, Intramurals 3, HR mittee Vice-President 4. ISQQQW-H QW fray? 1 f DON SANDSTROM - Don's hobby is trying . to get out of work. Any results, Don? Social Science Course. .liiv-2544 - t f .-,W . L, L :f'1iKEl ' ,z:.i V7 Leif, xz natic-iii' S ROBERT SAWYER - Eating Qof all thingsj is Bob's pet peeve while he enjoys hunting 8: fishing. Shop Course5 FFA 2, 35 Cafeteria 2. 3, 4. GENE SAWYER-GBIle4'S Course was S 0 C i al FRIEDA SCHEIWILLER V m Science. He trans- Frieda, who is taking 3 M' ferred from Evergreen a 306131 S C le U C e ' 5 T ?,15L315 in his Sophomore year. Cfufsef States cfm' . His hobby is Barb' also ceited boys as her pet --ig li hunting and fishing. Peeve- GAA 2-31 ft P ' Pet peeve is typing Intramural Sporrsvz, 5 and nosey pe ople . 39 Llbrafy 3? Chou ' jr ' Junior Play Com-1- 3- OPefetfa 42 , A - 5 mittee 3: Junior Pmn Office 45 G1r1s.Glee 5 ,WA Committee 35 Band 4- , , X , V424 Q 4' f ,,, 1 1 1 f 9 , , ' , 1 , 1, W 5 M5 'J It if xy 4 'f, f , ,.f J 315753, A .5511 , ,Y,, , , 4 W' 7, , 1 L ,J f'lr 1' Z 5 '4 3- 4- if: .yu 2,35 Pep Band 2,3. iirv GLENN SCOTT - Glenn has been quite l active in band here at BGHS. He was Z q President of band this year and has been I , in Mass Band during all three years in ' - 1 High School. His hobby is music, of f' 'Z H gf course, and food, food, food. His pet ' ' ' '! 17 ,35j-Lyjejlj peeve is Big Shots . Social Science . -, LW, ' Course, Sophomore Brawl Committee . 'ijgyzah 25 Band z,3,45 Honor Society 3,45 f , gg ,H Three year honor rollg Office 45 Pep 1' 'fl lj? Band 2,3,4. 7 . 0 54' wrap , ,ii . 1 1' 'W Office 0 Roll. MARJORIEPSETNER - Marjie started on the road to success this year when she received the Betty Crocker Homemaker Award. She states her pet peeve as bad grades. Comg mercial Course. All School Play Committee 45 FHA Vice- President 45 Three year Honor Roll5 Honor Society 2, 3,4. LOIS active gal in high school, and she also has an active hobby, Cliffl' Social Science Course. Vice-President 45 HR , , , Secretary 25 HR Treasurer 35 I-unior Play S h ya 1 , ' h ' mittee 35 Senior Ball Chairman 45 Senior OP omore raw Committee 2' C on Play Cast 45 choir 3,45 Student Director 42 Glee Club 4: Operena 4' of Operetta 3, 5 Spring Festival ,Chair 4 - 30 man 35 Honor Society Secretary 45 Tiger 45 Dramatics 3.4. SHIRLEY SELBY - Unbalanced books at the end of the month are a pet peeve of Shir1ey's. She enjoys reading in her spare time. Com- mercial Course. Office 25 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Junior Play Com- mittee 35 Student Body Council 45 Treasurer 45 Three year honor 3,45 Student -er- STARK - Lois has been a pretty MARTHA STEPHENS - One of the most active girls in the school, she dislikes people who don't yell at pep assemblies or games.Cookit1g and dancing are this gal's hobbies.Commercial Course.HR Secretary 25 Sophomore Brawl Com- mittee ZQGAA 25 Honor Society 25 Intramurals 2, 35 Junior Play Committee 35 Junior Prom Committee 35 Choir 3,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Tigerettes 3,45 Operetta 45 Tiger Staff 45 Senior Ball Committee 45 Senior Play Com- mittee 4. AV, , - .,,t ..-,7.,.,..-.......v BILL STITH - I 3 I ff-5'-if Hobby--Pat, - , -f' - , PCI peeve-- Pat. fl-lmm??J General Course. 'wx 21. 29 2. LV. Football 4 ' 2. ,, K 4,1 I . f qv if A Q f 'U' MARY ANN TINGLEY Mary Ann enjoys skating and her pet peeve is 5 people who think 'they are just it , Commercial I Course. GAA 2, 3,45 Office 35 Library 3. 4. ,J I Q19 Q33 QA 64,55 Ll RICHARD URBAN - Richaxd's pet peeve is gabby girls but girls are still his hobby. Scientific Course. Baseball 2, 3. 4: BRS' ketball Manager 3, 4: Cafeteria 4. 3 1 r . 4' 55,115 NANCY STEPHENS - The other half of the Stephens duo, Nancy is a very friendly and active girl. She enjoys sing-ing and dislikes loud-mouthed people. Social Science Course. Miss I956,25GAA 25 Sophomore Class Treas- urer 25 HR President 35 Junior Prom Court 3g Choir 3,45 Tigerettes 3,45 Pep Squad 3,45 Tiger Staff 4. 7 3, 5. NAOMI TEEL Naomi's hobby is reading. Com- mercial Course. Honor Society 2, 3, 45 3-year Honor Roll. O CLARA UELTSCHI Clara, a very active gal in GAA, lists sports as her hobby. Clara has taken the General Course. Library 2, 3,45 GAA 2, 3,45GAA President 45 Tigerettes 3,45 Honor Roll 2, 3,45 Basketball All-Stars 45 Pep Band 2, 3.4: Honor Society 2, 3,4. Q, ARDEN UNGER if f A M Spanish class ,..,, doesn't rate very ?:?f,5,' f ,Q 5, high on Arden's Q. V if- ' ,A,,Q2sq list. He enjoys fy 5 j, 1 hunting. Social Ti - , V 'ff- 4 Science Course. f' j ,. J I n ? ' ' ' l A SHARON VAUGHAN - Sharon, a transfer from VHS in her Senior year, has been a fairly active girl here at BGHS. Her hobby is driving or riding in a light green 5I Chev. Her pet peeve is People who tease too much. Her activities were Choir 45 Bengal 45 FHA Reporter 4g Office 45 Cafe- teria 45 Operetta.4. 7'ZxQl. 4 ,.fnw f :Mv- 51 .A T111-:f:.lf9l':1i ' X . .',f,.1fj1f,1Zi5?z?g? , 4, .,,.. 81,113 N 1 BILL WILLIAMS - Bill says his hobby is cars and radios. His pet peeve is cars that won't run. Social Science Course. Junior Play Committee 3, Junior Prom Committee 3: Senior Play Committee 3g Operetta 4g Library 3g Stage Crew 3. 4. , BURTON WINK - Burt V viva ROWNETTE WAYMIRE Ronnle likes Ford and eating between meals Is that all Ro nie? Social Science Course HR Secr tar C Y - . 1 2, 35 Junior Prom Committee 3 Band 2 3 EAORVINCWANN some Pep Band 3g Senior Ball Committee 4 crence ourse. - GEORGE WEISENBORN Sophomores and Juniors who try to act like Seniors gripe this guy. His hobby is Some certain girl, College Prep Course. Sophomore Brawl Committee 2g Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 4, All-School Play Cast 4g Dramatics 43 Football 4, Black and Orange 3,4. fm? '77' 1 lf' ,X - , 5.4457344944 A , P -f- it 1 fi A 'f E A 'V W If! ,.g:,,,gf4, 1322 -, vim? ' ' l f 57 fl v' 5 - .V Lfgzqfya 4 F gi' ,rf 257 V fi ANITA WILSON .- Om- Bengalette leader dis- likes snobbish people, Neta's hobby is being inquisitive. Social Science Course. HR Sergeant at Armsg Junior Play Cast: Senior Ball Committee 4g Choir 3,4g GAA 3,4g Office 4. on is taking an Ag A Course, and enjoys hunting as a pastime. t Sophomore and Junior pet peeves. HR Secret Brawl Committee 3: B girls are among his ary zg Sophomore Club 2 5 Football -3 2, 3, 4: Track 2, 3,4. Cafeteria 4g Bengal 4 BERNADENA WEBBER - Singing is this gal's talent. She would also like to own an air- plane someday. What are the catches, Bernie? Social Science Course. Sophomore Brawl 2g Glee Club 2, 3g Student Director Junior Play 3g Junior Prom 35 Operetta 3.4: Honor Society 3,4g Bengalettes 4: Senior Ball Committee 4g Senior Play Cast 43 All-School Play 45 Stage Crew 49 Choir 2, 3, 4 'Q If V. 4,1 h JOHN WILSON John enjoys hunting and fishing. Agri- culture Course FFA 2, 3, 4. 555 , 'lf ' ' ., , 0, 4 f ay! 1.511 rf' f ' 7717 X ,Q , 41 ' 2 5' f ' , f sy, N .,f , 'T S wr. 1-, --,I . . ' eh '4-pr-I -I V 47 3 .J , , , ,flyin- .ri I Y , 1.1 , - ' w 4,. V I' I,'!,i,,1 - 5 ' V r I K6 'ffl' s, I I. I I I I ,, If- s 'I ' 'S' 4 ' ' I ' , A . V' ' , fa. I A : VII IA, A +717 A 5 L h,'. V I ' .,Ab 4, , A .,,, :yd I, 1 X .gn 3 w I , ,.,Qq,,.A , , V ' - ' 1' . -.Ev'x'. 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Look alive TIGERSI ff Ei rf RICHARD MORSE 2, ' .A fl 2 ,W I MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED GARY DE LEO NANCY PARKER BERNADENA WEBBER LIFE OF THE PARTY LARRY CRESAP A I 1,143 1 I HOWARD MC DOWELL 1 ' A430 'L 9 I KATHRYN MEISNER ,. 751925, V, fd, Wg. 51,151 A-1 . BEST ALL AROUND SENIOR LESLIE FEY 1'r'r'4' f 124 ' if f I A 3' 'f 9'1 , -11 ' f . Q V ,f FRIENDLIEST LARRY ARMSTRONG I 751, ,.,- f,,,,,- 74, , f ,-.5-5,0945 ' '55, -. 1 1491140 -- f xi V Ax N s 'SX X X... X . x I ' -.5-': X X x XX YY? QS SEQ SSR? , If DIANA MEYERS Tl A BEST DANCER ' ' H -ul CONNIE DIXON CLARA UELTSCHI BEST ATHLETE ,A LV JACK OTTERSON GEORGE BIRRER MOST ONALD OIHUS JANE ONSDORFF .P BEST ARTIST, BARBARA BRAY L T11 .. , Y A , Y ' V' S .4 Y-:ggi-sm, 3 X -rg:-f 'X ,E f '?'J1: ..' 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' . 7 ' I GLADYS BERGGREN LEON SIGLER Exchange Editor Assistant Sports Editor W,- Left: Business Manager SUSAN IENNY R1ght: Circulation Edrtor MARTHA STEPHENS H KATHIE ROBIS ON Editor SANDRA EBERT Assistant Editor CONNIE DIXON CLIFF CONNER Sports Staff . 1 'if' , '4- 'J I in 252, A, ' 'L af lv , ,',f:' X by 1 gal xi x.v,J 9 1 HOWERD McDOWELL Sports Staff Assistant Editor EILEEN GUSTAFSON Staff Artist BARBARA BRAY Photographer PAT H ARR IS Business Staff ,I RONNIE WAYMIRE Photographer JOANN BARKER Business Staff 'fff F13 gay f gf, if-1 BARBARA BRAMLEY Staff Artist KATY CLOUD Advertising Staff , 1 A 0 SHARON VAUGHAN Advertising Staff ZA . 5 F '..'2.i':r:g1f , be .3 X if 5 ,f lx up yafnnnqur-nl wi 'T-4.4 X x I' rg, ! . Q. Jake ........... Dan... .. . . . . Carl Fel? . . . Rollie Wul f Louie ..... .... B layne Perleth Cactus .... . . . Arnold Bruley Lucky, . , . . . Scotty Dean Pete ,,,,, .,.. B ill Wisner Lank ,.,, ,.,, R oss Hucke Molly ,,,, ,,,,,, I udy Blaser Tess . . . . . . .Wanda Waddle Rose . . . . . . Marilyn Ricker Janet .... . . . . . . Janet Zeller Laura .... . .... Ellen Kliedosty Sally ............. Sandra Ebert Babs .......... Darlene Wesrrand Sam Mason . . . . . .... Ed Harmic Eaglerock . ...... Russell Wagner Lt. Caddigan STUDENT DIRECTORS: Loretta Bradford, Stanley Heikkinen DIRECT OR: Mrs. Newton -1: 4 42.4 ' 1'?.' ,I 9 fl v K f l , 14' , . rams' -1 'MV fr.. 'NW 'l L, Q, J ll 66 Sedan! ,fi ,.- zeea Wczlleq DECEMBER 2, 1955 THE LIVE ONES: Eldon Berry . . . . . Prim Stokes. . . . . . .. . Tinker Smith ......... Tobias J. Everheel . . . . Martha Mears ..... . . Eva Friese .... . . . . FROM THE PAST: Lonesome Berry . . . Grandpaw Berry . . . Granny Berry .... Calhoun Berry . . . Jeb Berry .... . . . Ransome ...... Prudence.... SETTLERS: Rufe Thomas .... Sarah Thomas . . . Hip Coloey .... Mamie ......... Shade Stokes . . . EXTRAS: . . George Weisenborn . . . . . .Kathy Meisner . . . .Rodger Nolan .. . ...Bob Boehm . . . . Connie Dixon . . . . .Eva Iversen . . . . Ken Babcock . . .. . .. .Bill Wisner . . . .Mary Jo Robison . . . . . Rollie Wulff . . . . . . . .Mike Murphy ...........Russ Harris .Shirley Weatherspoon . . . . . . .Arnold Bruley . . . . Carol Zimmerman . . . . . . .Elayne Perleth . . . .Ruthie Cresap . . . . . .Ed Harmic Vernita Tucker, Marvin Weiss,Carletta Bright,Shirley Kapfer, Charlotte Krohlini, Loretta Bradford, Isabel Schumacher, and Stan Hei kenen. STUDENT DIRECTORS: Jane Onsdorff and Ed Harm1c . ,, I ,, , 1 ' my :-151' f in , ,W , .. . ,fu Y ff . r l v- 3 ' r fa I V T , ' Z ,j17't'r ' 1 , ... lf a. K ' I, ,V ' 7 ' ,runway . ll N I I I-. Q., it Jfflgedss R l -fl ,alfr .,,,. fre' zu- W' B r uma-, ,, A .. 34464. an 7acyZcwd FEBRUARY 9, 1956 Hilda . . . . . . . . .Connie Dixon Jack. . . . . . . Davey Konsa Iill...... ....Dorothy Clark Bo Peep.... ...Janet Zeller Barnaby......... 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M fl 2 WW - ' Zffmfvfyyfbigf 5f7fLf4f7w421f ,D I ry 54-fffkfgj X ff i ! w vffs- AQ:f.i4LP' F T N' qii S ffm! 24564441 7 70,0 Qfoaofm 5 . s li 5 57 ' 'A ff 1 PM 1 '2'3'.. .1 f NANCY PARKER, Valedicfofiafl - KATHIE Rosrson, saiuramrian 1 K Y M ,, .., ....,.,Y,. J ' A A 1 - R. l l X ',-'r .1 -53W 1 va' FIRST ROW: K. Meisner, L. Stark,-J. Onsdorff, C. Dixon, K. Robbison, G. Berggren, B. Webber, C. Ultschi, K. Abernathy B. Bellcoff, C. Bright, N. Parker SECOND ROW: Mr. Wescorn, L. Lindsely, M. Murphy, E. Kysar, J. ' B trom J McCune J Rustig B Newton Cook N Parker THIRD Wld'd,R.R'l,M.Jr1.M-SYS -- -- -- f - - Rfglglg ri-l?ivIcDow1ea',aI. Schihlgvcher, L. EACSSHEI, P. Harris, V. Papenfuse, R. Peak, D. Payne, K. Johansen, J. Cooper V. Goldwater, A. Goad FOURTH ROW: S. Ebert, S. Caines, R. Cressap, E. Iversen, J. Diment, B. Linn, ' R' ker J Zeller C Olsen FIFTH ROW' N. Jenny, D. Jewel, G. Tubbs, E. Kopman, M. Set- E' Kleidosty' M' lc W Exdie sfsoiiem, E. Harmic SDiTH'ROW: G. scott, G. Anwonh, s. Heikkinen, D. , M. G f , W. 21 . g'tJe11hrke1d5ol5faTs?lgtone, M. Ahola, D. Konsa, R. Webb, B. Reick. President. Othe . tar Lois Stark, Treasurer Ed Harris. yThe honor society is made up of students with nothing less than a ' ll l'ds. Students on the honor roll are eligible for ,. B average ui a so 1 . membership in the honor society. of their rank in the class: THREE YEAR HONOR ROLL V Nancy Parker Mike Murphy Solway Johansen Kathie Robison Clara Olsen Lucy Lindsay Katheryn Meisner Jack Otterson Judy Gross Jane Onsdorff Ray Peak Connie Dixon QQ! Dick Morse lim Malinowski Naomi Teel A., Diane Payne Shirley Selby Ethel Kopman 9 R Howerd McDowell Marjorie Setner Esther Clark ' Margaret Bergstrom Clara Ueltschi Ed Harris Carol Rund 6 NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Tl? '- .4 11'-1. into , , Q-+4 3-. I 5 .Q 1 55 un. V ' 1-. . 1 ill' . 'MQ fi ...mv 5 9? Vancouver, Washington The honor society for this year was headed byViHoward McDowell, r officers were Vice-President ike Murphy, Secre- rf -P' ' '. f5:y ':' The members of three year honor roll were the following in order ,A ff A .lil , W ' Q . J .955 fl' V',,.q,i, A K ' 1 ' Dorothy Clark V. Vi ' ' ' EA John Kumpula 1 '52 George Peterson 1 !f.f,,H f,,f Pat Harris - - f 0 :Q -, SZ Ra1Ph Richard - 5 Glenn scan J - P . T 4:5 Susan Jenny ff , W Paul Becker .V 2121! fig' af.'ff.cp.., MCDOWEUJ HOWARQ mestdeik W 1- V 1 .xx AJ President Dick turned in a fine job managing ASB affairsthis year. He was responsible for many good assemblies and other improvements. .ax Mari! - , som , 'yn ,5 :LBS . and ki all Oi allylng srflped 1101 YL C315 7 dent S d Up T app 01- igel' .-- ' Q ewwenf' 5 we X1 lee! XOOKA Peornqniite' sou-tives' -ax 1 00' soc Dxck claims Kathryn s the best secre- tary the school's had in years, doing an efficient job, F ' - for our sflflt Cain S. The Businesslvlanag- er's job isn t easy but Nancy handled the job czlpably. ..,..,....--- 9 xv 14, . Q69 0134, DK xg. F6 - 111 me 4:-J, g KV' lbvaxelbgqa QGGWQCD ayylzrrabear wall- QI. ' I .gxfflxoatvox ' 5'e,-Jder oe., 5K9 OQO 9 fl' 6, 9616 'Wwe' '60 ,SC . 1,10 X qesi ' Darrell was a pretty tough Ser- geant at Arms and kept order at all our meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL STANDING fLeft to Righty E lversen, N. Easter, S. Gillete, P. Harris, E. Harmic S Castrey W Waddle G Goheen C Dixon B Buchmann SEATED: V. Uskoski, I. Cozad, B.Rudk1n K Meisner J Mmker N Parker Mr Siegel K Robison, D. Morse, M. Ricker, S. Selby, D. Johnson LEFT: RALLY COMMITTEE: STANDING fLeft to Righty: B. Christenson, I. Iystad, Miss Rickert, Advisory M. Ricker, Chair- mang N. Stephens, L. Bradford KNEELING: W. Waddle, P. Lehtonen, M. Stephens, G. Dobbins. LOWER LEFT: SOCIAL COMMITTEE: STANDING fLeft to Righty K. Robison, Chairman, Ray Belisle, Mr. Kooken and Miss Storey, Advisors: I. Onsdorff, L., Stark SEATED: B. Plaisted, K.Meisr1er, K. Johansen. LOWER RIGHT: BUDGET COMMITTEE: STANDING QLeft to Righty: Mrs. Harmon, Advisorg B. Lynn, N. Parker, S. Selby SEATED: Mr. Zeller and Mrs. Ricker, Advisor: R, Morse, Mr. Siegel, Advisor. ., 61' Q tr fi .4 WM. Sao al on. The Girls' League calendar started this year with a get-acquainted picnic at Lewisville Park and included the Horne- . Corning Dance, Twirp week and the Sadie , A-mf Hawkins Dance as well as after-game dances and a cake raffle. February brought' a Valentine party and spring events ,- ' If VC., -'iii' ,' if 35333 ia? Q.-5:52 T'cr1i :4 A 1 fi? -4:4 JJ. ' JM'-I-l': scheduled were the Mothers aand Daaighter ' , X Banquet the Track Meet an the arnplng f' , trip, , , ml,-44' ff' 41 THIS YEAR'S OFFICERS WERE: Jane Onsdorff, President: Susan Jenny, Vice-Presidentg Judy Gross, Secreraryg Eileen Z! j Gustafson, Treasurerg Vera Papenfuse, Social Chairman. Z x INSET: Jane Onsdorff, President LEFT TO RIGHT: Janet Zeller, Vera Papenfuse, Nancy Easter, Judy Gross, Jane Onsdorff, Miss Storey, Susan Jenny, Kathryn Cloud, Eileen Gustafson. Compliments of DUTCH SHIELDS SPORTING GOODS Vancouver. Washington f5 eZ6aQ Wanda. 3. .4 f Merlyn Brothers, sergeant-at-arms. ' the track meet this year. Boys' League started off with a bang this year with i Ray Belisle as presidentg Gary Butts, vice-presidentg Don Hill, secretaryg Larry Armstrong, treasurerg and The League's first event was the annual Homecoming Parade held on October 14th. Queen Barbara Bramley ruled over this year's Homecoming activities. In November and December the Boys' League spon- sored the Do-nut League games for the boys who were not on the basketball team. The League also sponsored The Sports Dance held in the spring ended this year's events. ex, L' vii I , 3 . .v,.,,, 4 ,. .,,. f , . , I J - , '5z'1,f95'f-iii? , , , , ., f q ff-5255312 P5512 ,T-IQQGYZJ' , '7 INSET RayBe11s1e President LEFT TO RIGHT Gary Brgttsthlirry Armstrong RayBel1s1e Mr Kooken Don H111 Merlyn I0 6 Compliments of FLEET PRINTING COMPANY Vancouver Washington 079' A :gg -tf'i :'e f 4 9 . ' n. -me P e N L, I Q Q rs, .K'1 l I 76Q0'Z6Z4- Q- sg If 7 . 4' fx' 71 ,gif is qty .:. dtq. -Ar na- O WR .X X , , I NJ, 'N j 4, -Q TOP ROW: S. Jenny, K. Meisner, D. Ueltschi, . I D. Meyer, L. Lindsay, L. Bradford, P. Harris, C. N J. Olsen, K. Robison, J. Onsdorff, Miss Lonon 1 K ' BOTTOM ROW: P. Lehtonen, M.,Stephens, N. R D dj XA X Stephens, W. Waddle, G. Dobbins, I. Jystad, B. ,Ty ME? N - Christensen. K ' ' A 1 O , w ' iq ii i f LA N, i V s 1 50 Lg ' ax as ' , .1 fr I 1 Ax 1 I . X -L, aol I 77 game! 1 '1 1 .2 Q K . Ji Q ,XSL V A L. Bradford, C. Ueltschi, R. Hucke, R. Wayrnire, S. ' Heikenen, N. Baxter, D. Thorkildson, B. Frasier, J. T' 'ik Guard, B. Slawson, E. I-Iarmic, M. Robison, M. ' 7 Weiss, G. Scott, D. Payne. V ' f ,f J 7 fr, Ui! , PM L7 Compliments of KAMPAS KORNER Battle Ground, Washington 51 T r 1-six -4' - ' R Qs? 'fa Sake Wea: gacw After being pushed around for about four months, the choir and gle-e club finally got situated in their new music building. X On February 9, with the help of the drama department, Bengalettes, ar The cast included about 85 members of the choir and glee club, and others. The choir also participated in the Fall Concert, Christmas Program, Spring , Festival, Choir Contest, Solo-Ensemble Contest, and an exchange assembly with Hudson's Bay. A caroling party was attempted, but because of icy roads f the students just carolled in Battle Ground, and had the annual PRTW afte1'Wa1'd5 on the balcony. V FIRST ROW: Mr. Peru, S, Harrison, B. Weimer, M.L. Cooper, J. Cozad, N. Parker, M. Stephens, J. Zeller, B. Christensen, P. Laughlin D. Payne, G. Dobbins, F. Scheiwiller, C. Hampton SECOND ROW: . Stephens, P. Lehtonen, J. Cooper, V. Desieve, D. Olsen, R. Majors . Dixon, K. Shores, P. Phillips, M. Shope, D. Olsen, J, Plaisted, L. Bradfordg D. Bacon, L. Stark, S. Rosencrans THIRD ROW: C, Petersen, 'M. Bump, R. Cresap, R. Jenny,D. Konsa. K. Johansen, D, Wickersham, E, Kleidosty, S. McCafferty, S. Morgan, D. Westrand, G. Berggren, B. Webber, R. Lahman FOURTH ROW: M. Bergstrom, D. Jagelski, M. Ricker, C. J. Olsen, T. Webber, P. Rudkin, B. Fettig, M. Brothers, P.-Helser, A. Bruley, C. Lingle, G. Brougher, D. Primley FIFTH ROW: J. Gross, V. Gross, R. Cutler, D. Sage, E, Harmic, D. Billingsley, L. Babcock, B. Comeau, A. Wilson, K. Cloud, K. Lovely, B. Roning, M. Kohler SIXTH ROW: S. Vaughan, G. Helser, F. Webb, J. Haro, L. Johnson, B. Frasier, L. Cresap, R. Oihus, G. Goheen, J. Boyer, R. I-Iucke. N C X x XR ED HARMIC fn 4 t 1' I l department, and stage crew, the choir put on the operetta, Babes In Toyland. I 'rs TI-IE 1955-56 OFFICERS FOR CHOIR WERE: President, Ed Harmicg Vice-President, Lee Babcock: Secretary-Treasurer W V A fr--f Larry Cresapg Librarians, Dorothy Clark and Connie Dixon. X. K QI rims' B N ' 4 , I . 1 ' ' l I I S , ' Y Q: '93 , --1 Q W 1' .. .. A ' '1grQ,, W0-' FIRST ROW: Mr. Peru,Directorg R. Culverwell, M. Robison, I. Bump, N. Bright, J. Jacobson, B. Buckmann, I. Cooper, B. Hulett, M. Bump SECOND ROW: C. Wedin, J. Lerouge, J. Wright, C. Zumwalt, B. Wing, I. Otterson, S. Tenold, K. Johansen, P. West, D. Arola, S. Johansen THIRD ROW: S. Caines, B. Newton, H. Weimer, D Brockhaus, S. Getchild, I. Kreier, M. Hilmer, S. Tubbs, M. Pardee, M. Roos, M, Krause FOURTH ROW: B. Mills, N. Armstrong, R. Redinger, M. McC1e1lan,I. Wag- ner, S. Kapfer, J. Squires, D. Wason, J. Laurila, C. Costich, I. Lillie, N. Easter FIFTH ROW: B. Yankee, S. Cochrane, V. Nerton, P. Boerste, L. Messner, Y. Bair, I. Schumacher, J. Edward, C. Smoole, D. Smith, M. Walk, N. Parker, E. George. 5 x 3: i I1 fr Y :fx ff!! li E4 'EG N-4 A-1 OFFICERS pl-e5idem,,,,,,,, ,, , .,...G1en Scott Managers..... ....Dick Dietrich ViCe-pl-esidenp , , , , , , , , , Stan Heikkinen Dianne Payne Secretary.......... ....... ...Carol Hulett Librarian..... .... Clara Ueltischi 'kgez Zend 706401. Wfcuzg Marching for miles on end during the summer of 55 , our B, G, H. S. band participated in five parades and captured top place in each, beginning with the Rose Festival in June and ending with the Astoria Regatta in August. Already in practice, the band members began the schoo year under the direction of their new instructor, Mr. Lloyd Ostrom. The Tiger music makers, forty one strong, turned out for all football games, participated in the Christmas program and the Spring Festival, the county band festival -and individual members took part in the Solo Ensemble Contest at Clark College. This page sponsored by EDDlE'S MUSIC HOUSE, Vancouver, Washington. L I. Palmer A. Goad B. Webber B. Linn S. Cochrane G. Tubbs E. George lvl. Resleff N. Parker S. Abernathy Row 4: McCafferty . Cook . Bellcoff . Goldwater R. Redinger Johnson S. Jenny S. Caines R. Gibson . Culverwell Row 3: B. Weinbender B. l-lulett . Peterson . Wickersham E. Kleidosty . Fund . Dixon J. McCune . Sullivan E. Kalahan Row 2: f , 1 M. Bump D. Smith K. Cloud A. Wilson fDrill Majory E, Iversen I. Diment P. Laughlin I. Elvestrom C. Bright Row I: The Bengalettes, a newly formed organization did a terrific job in adding half-time attraction at our sports events. Directed by Miss Rickert and led by Anita Wilson, they increased school spirit greatly. OFFICERS: President, Eva Iverseng Vice-President, Jane Dimentg Secretary, Joan Elvestrorng Sergeant at Arms, Katy Cloud. , Qf,f1f47-A , lm: J Y 1 'x The Black and Orange club is an organization to assist faculty members at sports events and school functions. Stanley Larson Russell Harris Howard McDowell Bob Rudkin Compliments of RUNYAN'S JEWELRY VANCOUVER BUSINESS Vancouver, Wash. COLLEGE Vancouver, Washington - M Lucy Lindsay was the first member of the chapter to serve on a National Pl1b1iC Relations Committee. She worked with the National Committee for the state of Washingtong all work was carried on by correspondence with other national members. The FHA Chapter completed its seventh year as an honor chapter and was awarded a red star for chapter banner at the regional meeting. There are only two chapters in the state of Washington holding this honor. The girls began another successful year with their money-making projects. The main events of the year were: Regional meetingg FHA week, family-together nightg FHA and FFA caroling party, Demonstration Day, State Meetingg serving FFA Banquetg and the FHA and FFA picnic. l J gd i 1. ll i , 9 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Englmann, Lucy Lindsay, Nancy Jenny, Kay Abernathy, Mary Resleff, Victoria Desieve SECOND ROW: Brenda Mills, Pat West, Andrea Goad, Beverly Newton, Zeta Dyer, Lois Slorhower, Maryberh Kunsman, Joan Palmer, Birdie Yankee, Barbara Wing THIRD ROW: Mary- helen Hilmer, Mary Jenny, Donna Olsen, Rosemary Ritola, Donna Jewell, Verna Goldwater, Sandra Ebert, Janice Squires, Roberta Majors, Bonnie Plaisred FOURTH ROW: Ruby Gibson, Marjorie Serner, Nancy Parker, Mona Wolk, Natalie Parker1 Deanna Olsen, Sharon Vaughan, Marilyn Gustafson, Joyce Wright, Joyce Edwards. THIS YEAR'S OFFICERS ARE: President, Lucy Lindsay, Vice-President, Marjorie Sernerp Secretary, Q Sandra Ebertg Treasurer, Verna Goldwarerg Reporter, Sharon Vaughang Parliamentarian, Ruby Gibsong Historian, Donna Jewell: Social Chairman, Andrea Goad and Beverly Newton 1 Congratulations C gi Class of '55 DIMENT REXA LL DRUGS ! as E3 dede wa. an Waimea! 7. 7. , Adema maui WMM, The Battle Ground Chapter of Future Farmers of America is very proud to announce that Jack Schumaker and Ted Martin, both Battle Ground graduates received the American Farmers' Degree. Besides their banquet, which was the most outstanding event of the year, the Future Farmers had many other activities such as: Parliamentary procedure, a judging contest, a caroling party and a spring picnic with the FHA. They also purchased a truck. J This year's officers are: Loren Remy, president, O ' Francis Gillette, vice-presidentg Lawrence Olsen, secretary, Robert Beebe, treasurer, Jerry Wolk, reporter, Ted Stone, sentinel. jpg 1 FIRST ROW: Carl George, Mr. Olmstead, Loren Remy, Francis Gillette, Lawrence Olsen, Robert Beebe, Jerr Wolk, Roy Hurford SECOND ROW: Dick Walck, Monroe Bickford, Jerry Nauman, Larry Kytola, Y Larry Kight, Marvin Eichmeier, John Kumpula, Ralph Richardson, Burton Wink, Darrel Charpilloz, l Steve Robb, Kenneth Bettger, David Farring THIRD ROW: Jerry Barber, Bobby Duerr, Car ton C b ll John Wilson, Wayne Waddal, Karl Ritzau, Tom Kreinbring, Werner Jenny, Ted Webber, amp e Dick Hostikka, Howard Howell, Harry Palmer, Steve Hafner FOURTH ROW: Er1c Sheiley, Ronald ' L B'll' l H 1 Gono, Joey Huestis, Gerald Kytola, Allan Shoemaker, Chuck Hageman, arry 1 ings ey, ar ey D Gillette Gar Messner David Kysar Ralph Tickrot, John Innes, Robert Russell Creamer, oug , y , , Denton Grooms FIFTH ROW: Carrol DeChenne, James Puller, Jerry Estab, Dennis Dyar, Ed Hallock ' ' ' ' ' k G ' All orth Marv'r1 B'l1C tl r Vern Anderson Dick Becker SIXTH ROW: Don Ward, David Gmtafson, Roy Bell Kopkie, 1 u e , , Goff, Jack White, Allan Huestis, Leon Sigler, Bob Perkins, Jerry Murphy, Tom Esteb, Paul Heidegger Carl Wigneer INSET: Loren Remy, President Compliments of COLUMBIA FARMERS' NATIONAL DOLLAR STORE SUPPLY ASSOCIATION 5 7 Vancouver, Washington Vancouver, Washington X if is .1 I 'U 4 vC A f H 1 fr ' Ll U . 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David Douglas collapsed as the Tigers took this one, 40-O. Brothers and Jones, the small Junior scatbacks, led the Tigers in a second half comeback over St. Martins. Astoria fell by a 9-7 count, thanks to a first quarter safety and a fourth period score by Armstrong. A strong offense marched over Scappoose 33-7 with Jones and Armstrong leading the way. Larry Armstrong ran 48 yards inthe first period and the Tigers coasted to a 7-O victory over Evergreen. The final Associated Press Poll found the Tigers as number 17 in the state. .Wbifvwz 77001 f The J V is had a poor Season this year, tying two and losing four. This Was due mainly to the fact that most of the boys were playing on the Varsity. The J. V. is gained experience which will show next year. ' rg 11 1 J f .f - I ' If L Compliments of fl ' 7 , --4- ,I BEA at DON'S REX BUICK I ,, Battle Ground, Washington 59 Vancouver, Washington is 6 , I , , I -35751 , .E ' 4.4. ,..q, K 'A Y jab A D l uv, ll YA, X' FIRST ROW: Olson, Jones, Haney, Huston, Vierck, McElveny, Belisle, Wink, 'Brothers SECOND ROW: Fey, Fettig, Hunter, Overton, Birrer, DeLeo, Cresap, Huestis, Gillette, Dickenson, Assis- tant Coach Wiggins THIRD ROW: Coach Londos, Babcock, Johnson, Johansen, Amundsen, Oihus, Merfeld, Malinowski, Hughes, Beebe, Weisenborn. -.Ll M x ,,,.'. . .-ff., - , ' 'QW--:fi lr. ' -, ,ms ,..f . , Y F 'waixzzst ,en f ' 1, FEMS? ,Z ' 13 U, 1 Q' ws-W-11, Vg 1 f m 5 ,mm -, f-vf - -A F3 A , f., ,f ,J ff 'nfl lg f'.f.ii1f?'2'5 7 'y4,-ies,-V '.' 7 ,1 ' Vx f 4,1 21: 1 X , A 1 , V , V I I X. A X I IQ, 4, Zv- t-, X I f q FIRST ROW: Calvert, Lahmann, Ahola, Slawson, Folks, Liberatore, Huston SECOND ROW: Webber, Guard, Wright, Overby, Estab, Johnson, Gregg, Haney THIRD ROW: Coach Winters, Barker, Wagner Sund, Proudfirt, Heidigger, Courtney, Konsa. f.,6.f, .gffvgio , , - . we-....-fl 2'.4'4 F Pf'??i5?1:5:- ' 'Jf Z579ZZlfJ' George Birrer Larry Armstrong Bob Beebe Captain All-State Football Team Insp1rat1onal Player KNEELING: Darrell Primley, Marvin Weiss, Richard Urban STANDING hm Malinowski, Ron Oihus. l E n?f E QQKBHW W P ' Ei i 1f We bm'M' fj?j1. -- ... l l, A i - I 1 B , f Wwqiggil ' , ,yi eq Q E , . Z V i W H 1 f H B . EMF '--- lima., W - ,, S iii .JL Vern Uskoski 1 f 3' z f'-siifii' li ' fm if' , fi U W P- P 13 ry L , fi' mf- 1, - Larry Armstrong Larry Cresap Most Improved Player Captain 8: Most Valuable Insplratlonal Player Player xi ' 3 Q75 V fl ll 1' Q J HV - I li Wafzadq WM good Zena A trip to the district tourna ment at Longview and Chehalis was the high point of a very succesful season for the Tigers. The tigers compiled a three and three pre-season record, and then won 9 d ' third place finish. an lost 5 IH league play for a The Tigers provided the big thrill of the tournament 1 . p ay with a 50-46 upset of the Longview Lu b m erJacks. Battle Ground came within one point and seven seconds of a berth in the state tournament A l ., ast second long shot gave Longview a win over the Tigers and the number two tourne t f ington. y spo rorn Southwest Wash- g, W3 64414 Zip 74 7feazfmef.f. Under the coaching of Frank Londos the Battle Ground J V team finished the season with a 14 won and six lost record. Coach Londos had a squad consisting mostly of sophomores with a few Juniors who will form next year's team. The highlight of the season for the J. V. Squad Was 3 win over the Hudson's Bav JaY Vee's. T1'11S WHS the flfsf league loss for the chamP10T1 Eagle Jo V' team' Ev -. v. ' '3 'z Us ' f' .lf A ' .21 4.1 'ss fl ll! .X ,I - , . N 7 1 iv X Compliments of , Q BATTLE GROUND LUMBER COMPANY ' ' Battle Ground, Washington '- I ' - 7 - ' T' ,Y ,.- ., --,., -. . , - 2 X g , . A H' Q54 MLW FIRST ROW fLeft to Righty: M. Brothers, V. Uskoski, R. Nelson, L, Liberatore SECOND ROW: D. Dietrich, R. Belisle, L. Cresap, J. Otterson, E. Slorey, Coach Pettichord THIRD ROW: L. Armstrong L. Sigler, D. Hin. 5 ,f x FIRST ROW QLeft to Righty: I. Cozad, I. Barker, G. Helser, D. Sasse, B. Huston SECOND ROW: L. Mann, A. Kreinbring, E. Cone, J. Boyer THIRD ROW: Coach Londos, R. Dietrich, L. Remy. E 27, was I 1 , V ?i5 ZT7 '-1'.f-- ' - lx R1 A QA A if X ff I -:Gif .1 ,hi 1' -Eff 1 1 2'j'T'Zf:3 .f lggfd . 5Jii ' , A O f hm?-25--yy xx I ' 'J if Q 1 T ' ,- wtf-ap :, V O 4:1 ,. 1 Rf' ' x ,ff 'fq f 'L 1 - ,Q A f A 415:-ig k s 4' ' Q . pg J ff, N, X. . . .,,q A 'M ,x f , V ,W P ,gf 1 1yfg.24 - sf' Winner of the Basketball tournament. These boys are the All Star Champs. 7n29mmwm,l Many girls took part in the volleyball, basketball and ping-pong intramurals. These games were played at noon under the sponsor- ship of GAA. Each tournament was of the double elimination type, requiring a team to lose twice before being eliminated. Games were played at noon and were open to all girls The Boys' League sponsored the Donut League Basketball games. These give the boys a chance to participate in sports. Several boys volunteered to help with getting the towels out and keeping score. The do-nut league chairman and the Boys' League advisor, Mr. Kooken, make up the teams and rules. These games are played at noon and are open to all boys. Compliments of Ist INDEPENDENT BANK Battle Ground, Washington K. cyvu. .foci 7ouumd 70 Pmaapaourt Seaman Tigers first baseball game was scheduled for April 3rd, at I-Iudson's Bay, in the hope that it wou1dn't r cleus of five returning letterrnen to build h ain, Coach, Bill Wiggins, has a. nu- is team. They are as follows: Ray Belisle, Merl Brothers, Earl Slorey, Dan Dietrich and Leon Sigler. Q X 92, sf at xx?37z 1 rl xl f 2 QI Q r . V, , ffl aw. -X gf? 1 I hug- l 4, X I If ,.,.g gixkx ,, K F-zglflff iljzwf , 4, ,l 5 , 1- . , pf.-V,-fra-f e,,f,7.r af':?E:V f2? 52 ' 1-' ' . - -.ffrff 'i 7'5-z:ff7'v'f1 , va --'.,fzf'ffiff:1-1 fm' - l - fff sy 1:23, ...f ...r .,-Ma-.---a-M.-H-rf r -Alee e'fe'-f fe---' - - rms- -- r he e' - f,.fff.,rzf-fp-fra f h f , 'f5i31r1f'fE1fW ' f ,' , , P r , r r M ls- ' .fr.rr 4'f' 1 2: ' ' +1 W rflxrv' W r -V 17 1---W , . -f -- 'f ' I V , in :wif W i M ' 'M XV, f V' 1 - 1 ' E If n 3414. 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Brot . - r FIRST ROW: L. sreward. G. Bexmlsann 13 Ahola, R, Amrrrrdsorr, E, Slorey, R. Belisle. 1. Barker, son sEcoND Row: Bi :1r:l1iz.O:J R Ulbarl D Diemch, D, Dietrich, L. srgler, B. Femg, L. Olsen, Coach, Bill Wiggins 2 - ' ' K, Johansen, R. Oihus. Compliments of HADLEY3 CLARK COUNTY DAlRYMEN'S CO-OPERATIVE Vanceuver Washington Battle Ground, Washington ' 67 ' ,r3:J?57 , f H ny, -3 , -f 4, iff? :S .Lx ' ' . - 4 V ,XLR lx 'wg L ? f-will x 1.7--fl L . xx V 2: 1: 'H - , V' 24 gg , gf N-.,,I . r, -V 1 X , Q A ,gy ' f 1 .- ' I msg- f f f ' 1 f 4 , , Al, r f .. f . Qil'S . N N' V , . N --L X f r r ,' V 1 A -, I 4 W ' ' ' -up' 3 f f ' , . 1 , y , 1 A ' + 5 ' of 1 g , 1 X 1 A V. Y 4 A Ray Belisle Earl Slorey Me rlyn Brother s Randy Amundson 'v-'f Les Fey 1 Bob Rudkin X Jack Otterson ' Larry Armstrong Howard McDowell Russ Harris Jim Malinowski D1etr1ch Leon Sigler 1 , Richard Ne T Larr y Cresap L. .1 Steno, Depd Wide 7690: 7mc4 Sgacwl Sheng With 13 returning lettermen and a full schedule of eight meets before the sub-district eliminations , Battle Ground Tiger track and field men are looking forward to a good season. Co-coaches Pat Pettichord and Frank Londos have a team that can field an experienced man in every event but the broad jump. Larry Armstrong figures to be the big point-maker for the Tigers. He placed fifth in the low hurdles at the state meet last Season and rates as the number one man in the district in both the high and low hurdles this season. In addition, he is a talented high jumper and a valuable entry in the relay race. The Tigers have four good prospects in the weights--Lary Cresap, Gary DeLeo, Allan Heustis, and Bill Johnson. All are lettermen. The distance runs are well taken care of with Jim Malinowski and Jack Otterson in the 880-yard run and Russ Harris, Ray Wright, and Bob Rudkin in the mile, Again, all are returning lettermen. Howard McDowell and Ed Cone are veterans in the long sprint race, the 440-yard dash, Lone returning sprinter is Les Fey, who also is a good pole vaulter. X-sl -'LS IRST ROW fLefr to Righty- R Green B Rudkin V Uskoski, L. Liberarore, J. Sund. L. Armstrong. E. COHS. J Malinowski. L. Fey SECOND ROW: D. DeChenne. R. PFOUCHII- R- Wnglft- R- Hams' J' Otterson' H' MC Oowell. B. wink. B. Hunter THIRD ROW: M. Cloud. D. Kansa, A. HueSI1S.dG-LH?HZY- R- Y--G Overton, D. Johnson, L. Remy FOURTH ROW: J. BOYCF. G- Gvheen. I. Guar , . o nson, . p, . mmm fm.. 4,4 . This year a very active group of GAA irls started activities i.n the fa'11 with a field hockey game with Clari College. During the winter they played basketball with Evergreen High afhool, Clark College, the Yacolt Women's Team, and the Faculty ornen. Th-ree volleyball games were played the spring with Camas, Longview and Woodland High Schools. .The Initiation Party, a bike ride, and a carnping trip finished their year of sports and fun. PRESIDENT: Clara Ueltschi FIRST ROW: Miss Rickert, C. Ueltschi, R. Peak, G. Dobbins, M. Resleff SECOND ROW: E. Bright, C. Bright, I. Mc Cune, C. Fund, R. Majors, D. Olson, D. Olson, V. Deseive THIRD ROW: D. Bellcoff, D. Wickersham, N. Easter, K. Miller,C. Costich, P. Thomas, J. Cooper, J. Ruestig, T. Proury FOURTH ROW: K. Abernathy, K. Cook, I. Blaser, V. Papenfuse, K. Cloud, B. Plaisted, M. Tingley, D. Woodruff FIFTH ROW: B. Hulett, B. Buchmann, I, Edwards, P. Helser, C. Brown, S. Tubbs, F. Culverwell. 6-7 Compliments of KENNELL ' ELLIS ARTIST-PHOVTOGRAPHER 313 S. W. 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' l The Virginia Newton Drama if ff ,gf 'fu' :www I ,I H 4 1.1 f ' 5 ,, f j 4 f f f , f ff rf ' 1 5' ' if I 'I' ff I 1 l J Award was presented to , I Kathryn Meisner. haf' f'.fSfI:fli.. , M' 3514! li '54,-T15 I Il , J! g rw la, ,, rrr:z1zgi22af121 J A r ' ,f A 1 In f V fl : 2 'ff' 4' .' Jil It 52512322 52252 f . 45232511 1 'ff .' '- ' 4 fy-fr '-if 1 I , . 1 Q r , J N .. sri ' ! M511 QE I L, f ' v Q .J , r , I a+ r l . I 7 . f Mr.Ray Kielman announced thatjane Onsdorff, ,. - z 5,-, and Dick Morse's names would be inscribed on , '-1 :Z I 1 the Alumni Plaque in recognition of their out- , fn-f , ' standing leadership, Clara Ueltschi and Clara Jane Olsenwerewinners ofthe Arion Award for band and choir. 1 The FHA Inspirational Award was awarded to Lucy Lindsay. me Coach Pettichord announced Sonny Gillette as winner of the Roy Win' ston Award. Recipient of the GAA 1' L Inspirational Award 'A V' was Dlana MSYU- Quill and Scroll pins were resented to new members: P Judy Blaser, Lois Stark, Jane Onsdorff, Kass Robison, Dick Morse, Susan Jenny, Martha Stephens, Cliff ' Conner, Gladys Berggren, and Leon Sigler. uw A 3 - .., it :HH41HHQ94Q i .Q J 0 . HMCWUO 1 Ll d D d ' 1922-1956 fee Lives of great men all remind us 5 We can make our lives sublime And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time. --Longfellow ASB President Dick Morse handed the gavel to g incoming prexy, Marilyn Ricker. 6s,,Hs,,,,,r tts, -, f .ta r..., ARBOOKS, INC, f--ffntigik . L I, HJ. H1 sf. QQ Q, ka ' ' ' ' m gEM ETQSw RQ Q XX kg?-QEEQQ Qi wsu' Xqgxx QUE JMSQQSQE m1 Xpsi QM fs E EEQR F R Sf? L vlrpqy A .M A 'J SKESV Q? I ,A ! V, M 4 XX X . H gifwr if if ff , PK was W9 4 ' iqfig-13 E ,XX Xe- ir, M jr, ,V iff' Vfvfkl' ' , I ff ,, 1' ' . J' 'if .J 1 J' :jxjia an In w if 'Lia N - W3,fT f ! A Q41 V as X . , ww. 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