Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FACULTY I-I. G. GLASER-Science Dep't Head: University of Washington, B. S., M. S. Childhood Ambition- To be the builder of the biggest bridges and buildings in the world. 0 COLLIS C. BRYAN-Universi- ty of Washington, B. S., M. S. Childhood Ambition-To be a poli- tician. 0 BESS BURLEIGH- Teachers' College, B. S.: Univer- sity of Washington: University of Southern California: Indiana State Normal. Social Service Work Spon- sor. Childhood Ambition-To be a success. 0 LEAH BEAN GRIF- FIN-Washington State College, M. A.: University of Washington, B. S. af' Thrift Adviser. Childhood Ambition -To Hy like the birds. 0 J. E. Mc- CUMB-University of Texas, A. BJ University of Washington. Boys'Ad- viser. Childhood Ambition-To be a gk physician. 0 GLEN S. WALKER- Washington State College, A. B.: University of Washington: New York City College. Debate Coach. Childhood Ambition-To be a rail- ? road engineer. 0 VIRGIL WHITE- HEAD-University of Washington, A. B. Radio Club Sponsor. Child- hood Ambition-To be a doctor. 0 D. A. T011 To be 0 FLORENCE E. of Washington, A. B. junior Class Sponsor and Counselor. Childhood Ambition-To be a teacher. 0 FORDYCE W. RHOADES-Iowa State,B. S.: Nor- mal School. Bellingham. Washing- ton. Childhood Ambition-To be a man. 0 EDITH SIFTON--Univer- sity of Washington, B. S. Childhood Ambition-To grow up. 0 B, FOR- REST VOEKS-University of Illi- nois, B. S.: University of Washing- ton. Chess Club and Sophomore Class Sponsor. Childhood Ambition -To Hy an airplane. THE SCIENCE DEPARTMENT has stressed the application of technical knowl- edge to an understanding of the whys and wherefores of things about us. Among other things, a Radio Code class was introduced, and biology students turned keepers for a day', at the Woodland Park Zoo. The Mathematics depart- ment continued the Navigation class, and offered Math Analysis, a new course in calculus and analytic geometry. I9

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FACULTY HAROLD HUSEBY-English De- partment Head: College of Puget Sound, A. B. University of Wash- ington. Childhood Ambition-To be a merchant prince owning and op- erating a chain of stores. O AGNES E, ARNOLD-University ot' Wash- ington, B. S.: State College of Wash- -X ington. ChiIdhoocIAmbitian-To own and operate a thousand acre ranch. 0 BESS BENHAM-University of Minnesota, A. B.: Columbia Univer- sity. Shingle Adviser. Childhood Am- bition-To become a Pavlowa 0 MARY BLANCHARD-University of Washington. Freshman Sponsor. Childhood Ambition-To be a school ma'am, 0 ORRIN FORSYTH-Uni- versity of Denver, A. B.: University of California, A. M. School Paper i Director. Childhood Ambition-To see the world. O MALCOLM H. K GRIFFIN-University of Texas, M. 2 A. Childhood Ambition-To be an ' acrobat like a circus tumbler and bar performer. 0 WARREN M. Q HAZZARD-Whitman College, A. B.: University of Washington. Shin- , gle Director. Childhood Ambition- To own a million dollars. 0 KATH- ERINE C. KORTMAN-University l of Washington, A. B. Footlighters. Childhood Ambition-To take a trip around the world. 0 VERA M. NICHOLSON-University of South' Dakota, A. B.: University of Wash- ington. Honor Society Adviser. Childhood Ambition-To teach mu- sic. O KAY J. RUSSELL-Universb ty of Washington, A. B., M. A. Sen- ior Class Sponsor. Childhood Ambi- tion-To be a dancer. O MAUDE STRONACH-University of Wis- consin, A. B. Director of Plays. Childhood Ambition-To be a pian- ist and actress. 0 GLADYS WIL- SON-University of Iowa, A. B. Faculty Assembly Committee. Child- hood Ambition-To be a teacher. IN AN EFFORT to eliminate the traditional drudgery of Comp and Lit, the English department has applied many new teaching techniques this year. Miss Blanchard's students used outside interests as subjects for oral and written themes. Miss Nicholson emphasized propaganda analysis, While vocational research, self-analysis, and preparation for future life enlivened the study of 'readin' and writin' in other classes. I8

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FACULTY FRANK M. ROWLEE-History Dep't Head: Washington State Col- lege, B. S.: University of Washing- ton: University of Southern Califor- nia. Childhood Ambition-To be a farmer. O DONALD ARMSTRONG -University of Washington, A. B., M. A. Debate Coach. Childhood Am- bition-To be a lawyer. 0 E. H. BARNETT-University of Wash- ingtcn. B. S., M. A. 0 LILLIAN BECKER-Lawrence College, A. B. Childhood Ambition-To write a novel, 0 HAZEL BURNETT-Uni- versity of Washington, M. A. Child- hood Ambition-To escape the de- mands of the grown-up world. 0 JAMES A. DALLAS-University of Nebraska, A. B.: University of Washington. Book Room Manager. Childhood Ambition--To see more of the world. 0 AL C. NARDIN- University of Washington. A. B. Hi-Y: Intramurals: Field Patrol. Childhood Ambition-There never was a thing I did not want to do. 0 G. SPECK-University of Idaho, B. S., M. S. Trallic Patrol Sponsor. Childhood Ambition-Not to be a school teacher. I DON C. TAYLOR -Hope College, A. B.: University of Washington. Golf Coach. O EDITH VAN WINKLE-Northwestern Uni- versity, B. S. Senior Counselor. , ,O J -f tn. ' . 3 WITH THE rapidly moving European situation reaching dec1s1ve stages, history has become an increasingly important feature of Ballard s curriculum A course in Consumer Economics, dealing Wlth problems related to wise buymanship, was taught by Mr. Rowlee during the spring semester Miss Burnett s classes incor porated a comprehensive study of the First eight years of the Franklin D Roose velt Administration in a bound volume 20 S. x