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

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iinnleni Wife ........ inlqnnl 'Engine Enthusiasm always marks the first days of school and members of speech class and Ti- gerettes capitalize upon that enthusiasm to laiuich the first project of the year--the buying of a curtain for the cafeteria stage.. Here Pat Prather and SanDee Robison start the ball rolling by receiving their supply of the Wor- ld's Finest Chocolate from Mrs. Newton, one of the sponsoring teachers. The sale of these chocolate bars eventually placed a tur- quoise blue curtain on the once bare cafe- teria stage. Sophomores begin their long awaited high school competition in sports as the bruising football season opens. Students file through the lunch line as the school cafeteria once again providesanex- cellent lunch program for the famished scho- lars. Attracted momentarily by the beauty of the new exotic fish in the biolog aquarium, advanced biology students begin their investigation of the wonders of the animal world.

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QUEEN GAYLE Selected by the class which bought the most yearbooks, Gayle Nut- ter, a pretty senior with a sparkl- ing personality, was Battle Gr- ound's first yearbook queen. 4 Qlnnienis glfarulig and Glurriwlnm 1U-29 Qaainims an-45 flgrgzxnisztiiuns 45-77 Spuris 78-91 Qllasses 92-139 ieninrs 94-117 muniurs 118-127 Snphumnres 128-139 A yearbook display to spur sales of the 1964 Bengal interests John Merriman and Dave Carmen. The exhibit includes annuals dating from 1920 to 1963.

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iindent Tfife A scene from the junior play, Night of Jan uary 16th , presented on November 22nd, -- Jerry Nelson, attorney for the defense questions Cecile Haumeser, night club owner with Judge Roger Deming looking on. Members of the first period senior English class liven the class period by acting out the ballad Get up and Bar the Door . Dim lights and glittering trees set the atmosphere for the annual Senior Ball held December 7th, Football team captain, Harry Belisle, pre- sents Ann Pettichord to the student body as the 1964 homecoming queen.