Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Classrooms Are Filled with lnterestillg 'ATTer The noon whisTle rush is over, and The cry of Pass The meaT balls has echoed inTo noThingness, a quick peek aT This oTTice Training class always reveals This same scene. A Trio of honesT and TrusT- ffm, worThy ll hopel girls siT down and Ti sTarT counTing up The proTiTs oT The lunchroom's daily Tood sale. The coin oT The realm sure Tlows, as a glance aT This picTure suggesTs. 'Look close There, boys. When Mr. G. sTarTs expounding The- ories and TacTs concerning radio, you need To be a Traveling encyclo- pedia in order To Tollow him. Oh, l push This lever down, The music goes round and round, and The STATIC comes ouT here. These boys have liTTle Time Tor singing songs, Though. ElecTriciTy, magneT- ism, and sound are only a Tew oT The subiecTs included in This class. 'Have a squinTg iT's Tree. I sure was surprised The TirsT Time l looked Through one oT Those conTrapTions. Wow, a bee's sTinger looked like a harpoonl These sTudes know whaT The score is, Though. ProTozoa and e ,X 2 ' 4 oTher minuTe planT and animal liTe W Z J W , ' are like an open book To Them. f T Biology, or bugology as some sTudenTs Tondly reTer To iT, was a very popular subiecT lasT year.

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in The School Merry-G0-Bound G0 Round OJ. E..McCOMB-Science-Bays' Adviser and Counselor-Formerly G bafhlng beach manager. OA. P. McCONNELL-Indusirial Aris-Sfage Direcfor-Formerly a ship-yard foreman. ID. A. McEacheron-Malhemalics-Tennis Coach-Formerly a co-parfner in a general merchandise s'rore. OMARIAN E. MESERVEY-Commew cial-Formerly on office worker. OFLORENCE MlLES-Mafhemofics-Formerly a bookkeeper. OMARVIN A. MINZEL-Commercial-Freshman Class Sponsor-Fone merly an aufomobile mechanic and salesman. ORICHARD MUN- SON-Physical Educaiion-Formerly a baseball player. OAL, C. NARDIN-Hislory-Second Team Fooiball Coach-Formerly a jack- of-all-frades. OlSABELLE NEFFELER-Foreign Languages-Formerly a small-fown high school ieacher. OVERA NICHOLSON-English-Honor So- ciefy Adviser-Formerly a 'Teacher in a couniry school. DORRE N. NOBLES-Fine Arls-Shingle Ari Adviser-Formerly a diich-digger. OBYRON PAYNE-lndus+rial Ar+s-Formerly a ieacher. OIRA PEASE-Sfudy Hall-A+hle+ics Manager-Formerly a fooiball Coach. OF. W. RHOADES-Head of Ma+hema'rics Deparimenl -Formerly a farmer. OFRANK ROWLEE-Hisiory-Foofball, Track, and Baskefball Coach-Formerly a carpen+er. OSIDNEY R. ROYS-lnduslrial Aris-Formerly a S+a+e apple inspeclor. OBEULAH RUSSELL-Foreign Languages-Formerly worked 'lor Pugef Sound Power and Lighf. OKATHRYN J. RUSSELL-English- Freshman Class Sponsor-Formerly a deparfmeni' sfore clerk. OCARL RYAN-Head of Foreign Languages Depar+men+-Formerly a concer-i-masfer for symphony orchesfra. OMADELEN RYDER- Sfudy Hall-Formerly a sfenographer in Chicago. QEDITH SIFTON-Ma+hema+ics-Sophomore Class Sponsor-Formerly a sfudenf a+ Universify. OT. STEWART SMITH-Music-Music Producfions Direc+or-Formerly a bookkeeper for a hay and seed sfore. OGORDON SPECK-Hislory--Formerly, dry-cleaning. OMAUDE STRONACH-English-School Play Direcfor-Formerly a housewife. ODON C. TAYLOR-Hisiory-Junior Class Sponsor and Golf Coach -Formerly +augh+ in a counfry school. OAARON VAN DEVAN- TER-Science-Ski Club Adviser-Formerly a lurnberiack. OEDITH VAN WlNKLE-Hisfory-Counselor-Formerly figured range-+ables for guns during World War. OB. FORREST VOEKS-Ma'rhemofics- Senior Class Sponsor-Formerly an airplane pilof. OF. L. VOILAND-Head of Commercial Deporfmenf--School Treas- urer-Formerly a bank clerk. OWILLIAM WAGNER-Commen cial-Sfamp Plan Accounfs-Formerly a sailor. OGLEN WALKER -Science-Debafe Coach-Formerly manager of an elecfrical sfore. OVIRGIL WHITEHEAD-Science-lnframural Direcfor-Formerly a house painfer. OFLORENCE M. WILSON-Fine Arfs-Formerly painled arficles of china. OGLADYS WILSON-English--Formerly pari'-owner of a book-sfore. CARRA WOODS-English-Ouill Club Adviser- Formerly a reacher in a French governmenf school. OEVA WOODS -Commercial-Debafe Club Adviser-Formerly a privafe sfenographer.

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and Educational Things To D0 and Learn 'Nol a bedlime slory scene, h T 2'n-n f bul one ol my Comp. room shols . T Q X ff ,V ,,y wilh leacher hilling lhe high spols l V, ,f ,f W WM , f . ,V . W A ff I by ol a lilerary gem. Allen' wreslling i - . T wilh verbs and nouns lor a couple ol hours, l can imagine lhal lhese sludes appreciale a bil ol lilerary relaxalion. Bul iusl wail 'fill lomor- rowl The members ol lhis class will be buried again under an ava- lanche ol grammar and spelling. Miss N. is a swell leacherl 'Music's in lhe air. You may nol hear il all lhe lime. Bul, iusl drill by l'ooms lwo-lwenly-live or A .yy A 'Sf one-o-lour somelime. The orches- lras or glee clubs are usually prac- licing, and l'll bel lhal you will enjoy lheir ellorls lo pul music in N lhe air. Miss C. lakes lime oul l, here lo give lhis group a lew noles on how choir music should be vocalized. 'Firsl you lalne some HZSO4, lhrow in a dash ol Zn, add a gas flame, and lighl lhe gas given all wilh a malch. Then l'll visil you in lhe hospilal in a couple ol days. Beller nol lry THAT experimenl wilh Van around, lhough. The ex- perimenl lhese boys are doing is a li++Ie saler lhan lhe one iusl sug- gesled, as mosl experimenls in chemislry are.