Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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THE SHINGLE I93I George SandsTrom Howard CarsTensen Phyllis Sfevens Allyn Seymour PresidenT Vice-Presider1T SecreTary Treasurer Miss Chamberlin Lucille Leu Miss Burleigh Adviser ReporTer Adviser SENIOR CLASS FTER a successTul Tour-year sTay in The halls oT Ballard High School, under The able guidance of iTs advisers, Miss Chamberlin and Miss Burleigh, The Senior Class now leaves Tor broader experiences in The greaTer School OT LiTe. Ever since The TirsT enrollmenT of This class in Ballard all acTiviTies T sponsored by iTs members have been enThusiasTically supporTed by 1 The besT oT class cooperaTion and spiriT. Especially was This marked during The lasT year, when, as an enTirely new proiecT, Senior Lunch- room Day was presenTed, To be conTinued in The TuTure as a class TradiTion. The Junior-Senior Hops were given TrequenTly and mosT successTully, due To The Tine supporT OT The class, while The Senior Play, Cappy Ricks, was Truly a Triumph. The Senior Assembly and , The class picnic were boTh well received. , AT The beginning OT iTs career, in iTs Freshman year, The class chose The Tollowing as oTTicers: Bill MacDougall, Don Norlin, CharloTTe VoighT, Russell Whelan, and RoberT Swanson. For The Sophomore year James Arneil, James Laird, Joyce WhiTman, Paul EioriTo, and Ellis Thorlalcson were named. And Tor iTs Junior year Tom ScoTT, Marion Ross, Alice Thompson, Paul FioriTo, and Alva Haywood were selecTed. 26 BALLARD HIGH SCHOOL - . , ii 3 gg?-gf'i'i f'1s'Q'fss' TW T Vis-A .QT xiii Ego mmf., vii 'A