Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Leah Grifiin, Glen XVnlkcr, j. E. McComb, Buss Burleigh, Aaron Vandcvnntcr, Virgil Wliicclwnd, D. E. Mcli:nchcran, and Harry Glaser, department head. DEDICATIO BECAUSE We appreciate your efforts in our behalf and realize their importance, the nineteen-forty Shingle staff dedicates this, its Science edition, to you, the members of the Science department.

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MASTER MOLECULE PRESENTS THE SHINGLE TEXTEOGK of SCIENCE Volume XXVI IVIARY ANN PARISH Editor FLOYD JACOBSON and WILLARD SWANBERG Art Editors SIG JOHNSON and WARREN KALBACH Photographers Printed for the students of Ballard High School by Frank 4 McCajfrey's Doewoon PRESS in Seattle, Washirzgton, in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred amz' forty ....

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TROD CTICD THE GREATEST PROGRESS in civilization during the last five decades has been made in science. Science has raised the standard of living of the masses and at the same time has put into the hands of man implements of destruction that can destroy the finest civilization. Education should bring to the individual a sense of responsibility of using our scientific discoveries for the uplifting of mankind. Our scientific discoveries of the past have brought new opportunities to boys and girls who are leaving school this year. The next ive decades may bring even greater discoveries and open greater opportunities for the student of today. It is very fitting that this edition of the Shingle be dedicated to science. GEORGE L. DEVILBISS.