Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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LEE HESSEL fd 3 Q -Q tl ! 4, Pi35'Q '35 MARIAN MESERVEY A KNUPPENBURG . -1' .Pl JOSEPHINE TYLER ENRY BENDELE ' BETTY McFARLANE Salesman. B b johnson t to sell customer, Betty her own shoe in a demon t tion sale given by the Selling class. PHYSICAL EDUCA T10 Athletics was one place where my lumberjacks really excelled. Even my daughter, Teeny, walked fifty miles every day to the nearest egg- plant for eggs until eggplant pro- duction sort of petered out, but now she has to get her exercise some other way. Teeny would have en- joyed dancing, archery, hockey or any of the thousand and one things that girls do in gym, and little Shanty Boy might have grown taller if he had played basketball, baseball or any of the games which boys like so much. l,EE F. HESSELTINE-f'av'1rritc Saying: Take that lipstick off! MARIAN lVlESERVEY-Pay nmv: Anything that's fun. IRVA KNUPPENBURG -Favorite Saying: Where's your pink slip? JOSEPHINE TYLER-Paslimv: Skiing. HENRY BENDELE-lfaroritc Saying: Boom in there! BETTY lVlcFARLANE-Pluns for Rctircrnenl: To carry on my home.

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Sli-t.iltt's'f Ni-xt-rf Not with -titli .ttnuing tiutltitit-X .md sinh .itimling student- ls wr lun' tn tho Ottiu' Iraining Room, C OMMER CIAL Click, click, click-slam! Machine gun? No, typewriter. I was amazed at the feverish noisy hum of activity coming from the west hall of the first floor. Students are bustling here, hurrying there, pounding comptometers, running mimeo- graph machines. preparing for suc- cessful business careers by means of the Commercial course. Yours. by the way, is one of the best in the city. FRANK L. VOILAND. Head of thu Commercial Department-Pasiime: Being the Little Dictator. EVA J. W'OODS-Favorite Saving: Don't bother me with ii-ities. MARVIN MINZEI.-Plaris for Rt-1irvrm'n!: To die with my boots on. MARIAN CANDEE-Ifavnrile Saying: Start the sale now. WILLIAM W'AGNER--Plans fur Rvlirenivrzt: To go back to the farm. ROBERT C. DODDS-Favor ilu Saying: Be your age! 24 FRANK VOILAND EVA WILLIAM WAGNER ROBERT DODDS

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