Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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AND CHAT Clad in loud plaid shirts, cords, and zoot loafers, usmooth operators escort lo- cal gals in sloppy joe sweaters and saddle oxfords to their classes. In contrast, it hardly seems possible that during the early 1900's, gay knick- ered Casanovas escorted belles with Hcootie garagei' hair-do's and ankle-lengthed dresses through tllese self- same halls. '

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7-fi V ' I W J f 1 f' fa H f .. f e J 1' 'f Between periods, halls are alive with activity as the mod- ern Jacks and ,Iills chatter gaily about profound secrets -namely-the latest movie, enticing bits of gossip, and next Saturday night's hop. The clock ticks off too swiftly those fleeting five minutes, puzzled frowns return, heads are buried in books, and edu- catin' begins again. CI-IIT T-vL,

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