Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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FACULTY F. L.VOILAND-Commercial Dep't Head: Miles College: Cleary Col- lege. School Treasurer. Childhood Ambition-To be as good a man as my dad. O MARION CANDEE- Illinois College. A. B.: Chicago - University: University of Washing- ton. Childhood Ambition-To be a dancer! 0 ROBERT C. DODDS- Western Normal College. 0 LEE F. HESSELTINE - University of Washington, A. B., B. B. A.: Uni- versity of California. M. S. Ticket Manager. Childhood Ambition-To travel. O IRVA KNUPPENBURG- University of Washington, B. B, A. Sophomore Sponsor. Childhood Am- bition-To be a circus trick rider. 0 MARIAN E. MESERVEY-Mills : College: University of Washington, Y A. B. Lunchroom Bookeeper. Child- hood Ambition-To teach school as my Mother did. 0 MARVIN A. MINZEL-Washington State Col- lege, A. B.: University of Washing- ton, M. A. Senior Class Sponsor. Childhood Ambition-To be a rail- road engineer. O WILLIAM WAG- NER-University of Washington, B. B. A. Stamp Plan Sponsor. Child- hood Ambition-To be a railroad en- gineer. 0 EVA WOODS-Univer- sity of Washington. B. S.: Columbia University, M. A. Forum Club Spon- sor. Childhood Ambition-To own a car. fqi.. i x ' ,, .9 X . L73 A ra 'ie 'E XX CX' tx if , S X X . KN IN THE Commercial department, Ballard students gain experience that will aid Rx. them in securing employment after graduation. Girls enrolled in the Retail Sell- X ing class are allowed to work in Seattle department stores during the Christmas 1 rush season, and many have found part-time jobs in retail stores. Office Training work has been so arranged as to approach actual conditions prevailing in a mod- ern business office. 21

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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

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FACULTY CARL RYAN-Foreign Language Dep't Head: Whitman College, A. B. Childhood Ambition-Not to be a teacher. 0 ANN ALSAKER-Uni- versity of Washington, A. B. Child- hood Ambition-To be a teacher. 0 BEULAI-I RUSSELL - University of Washington, M. A. Sorbonne University, Paris. Fine Arts Club Sponsor. Childhood Ambition-To see the world. O ARRA WOODS- University of Washington, A, B.: Columbia University, M. A. Quill Club Sponsor. Childhood Ambition -To own a Shetland pony. 0 MIL- DRED BELL-University of Wash- ington, B. S. Costumes. Childhood Ambition-To be a Metropolitan opera singer. 0 ALICE DODGE- Pratt Institute: University of Wash- ington. B. S. Childhood Ambition- To climb Mt. Everest. 0 LOIS C. LEGG-University of Washington, B. S.: Teachers College, M. A. Childhood Ambition-To be a ballet dancer. 0 ORRE NELSON NO- BLES-Pratt Institute: Art Student League. Art Adviser of Shingle. Chiidhood Ambition-To be a sailor. 0 FLORENCE MARGARET WIL- SON-University of Washington, A. B.: Columbia University, A. M. Childhood Ambition--To paint and to play the violin. 0 HARRIET CHARLTON-University of Wash- ington, B. M. Director for Girls' Triple Trio and Boys' Double Quar- tet. Childhood Ambition-To be half as good a teacher as Miss Gertrude Woodcock of Broadway high. 0 T. STEWART SMITH-University of Washington. B. S. Band Director. Childhood Ambition-To be a detec- tive. PERHAPS as a result ofthe Good Neighbor Policy, Spanish rose to new heights of popularity with language students, While the use of foreign recordings was also well liked. The Home Economics department placed emphasis on correla- tion between schoolwork and home life. In the Art and Music departments, talented students were taught new techniques and were given an opportunity to improve their style and ability. 22