Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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if 1H11H11 SHIN111 MLM io 111,61 1 1 ll N T ' ,u ff ,J ,u C Editor-in-chief-Keith Anderson Art Editor-Helen Corson Faculty Sponsors--Bess Benham, Orre Nobles, Warren Hazzard This volume, Number XXVII, printed for the students of Bal- lard High School at Frank McCaffrey's Dogwood Press in Seattle. For superior work in publishing a yearbook the National Scholas- tic Press Association and the Columbia Scholastic Press Associa- tion have awarded the Shingle their highest honorary awards: if 1ff,iQlfff,6jg 1939, 1940 v MEDALIST 1938, 1939, 1940

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7 0 filffwim fwgy if Wildlife IN MEMURIAM ff WW AS IT must to all men, death came to the beloved and respected former principal of our school, George L. DeVilbiss, who spent the last, but best, years of his life giving his service and friendship to the students of Ballard High School. To him we reverently offer - this tribute. ZQ1-L: 1' 'Cv ' L u A nuV A f-f,f2J1-Lf N 'ts d7e.tg z 7