Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.i . -I-.ff lllifi T, --P f ..1,.1 -,-, ,.,:A , Aflf' f::5iQg113,,s ff v. cxfl Ralph Peterson Katherine Gruber Incornata Fiorito Arthur Knutsen President Vice-Presid ent Secretary Treasurer Miss Van Winkle John Rutledge Eva Bayless Mrs. Strate Adviser Reporter Cor. Secretary Ad Uiser eniov Qfagg in ITH the quiet perseverance and never-ending zeal of the East, the graduating class of 1932 has distinguished its four years of activity at Ballard High School. It has been an unusually active class since its Freshman year, maintaining a record for masterly achievement in all types of school Work. Notable among the accomplishments of the class in its fourth year was the highly successful Senior Play, Little Women. Other much- enjoyed affairs were Senior Lunchroom Day and the Junior-Senior Hops, which were very well attended. The Senior Assembly, given late in March, presented an unusual theme in a very original way, causing much favorable comment among both students and teachers. On the same day a meeting was held to announce to all graduating students the date of that great event-Commencement. So now, with the outward assurance of Chinese War lords and the inward quaking of aspens in the Wind, the Senior Class goes forth from Ballard's portals, bolstered by the thought of the confidence placed in them by their ever-patient advisers, Miss Van Winkle and Mrs. Strate. fzffkfizfillt-f2,4i5l:-.9 20