Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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DEDICA THIS 1946 EDITION OF THE SHINGLE to our faculty, past and present, for their persistent and untiring . efforts on behalf of the studentsg K and wish especially to express our appreciation to two mem- bers of Ballard High School fac- ulty who have been with us for thirty years: fflfbfff' jf sg Qgff H ,Ii MW MR. JAMES DA H 9 0 l M Al 1 I All ! I , f c .:-. f7'4i5'fJi'f7-s 4 ' If , -125' -ff'-..', as -T. f ' fl 4 - 5?5gi?:,:.,:,4f-:' ' ji 'Dis ?-fffqi-' f?+35f?Y?T5' 4?'i? 'i77A ' ' A 'A ',51,,ff??f- -Y . ' ' -U .-7, - igigse. L' ' ' l f -I if- ,44'i?fg- ' 1 X El' 4-' tix:-sg., .fm .,.--Ls ' , . 'f '.', , , . -- .- 1, :-4,5 Lf' '-1 ' --.4 ,A-T-T'-.-:gf 93 f. l-lx'1'5 '3' ' if fn! f . z..s .,'1-'fHz- fi aw M' ,e ' ' ,- I V, ,fs .f .' .-11. 1.1. . a . 1- , . .-ga f1'. 1f44,+.1' -1 MQ G' xlxwffv . I ,. . . ,g:f'L.- fig ' , fini a ff P .1 'iffffk L ff ' -,.. 4 '?1. .- '.-Wi ' -1-V - 35' --.A 79151 'Ig f if-31 , if , 'f.-,lt ' - ' fi ' ??Lv':.-- 'ref -. tbl ' ' ,I gl , : f X viva ff? ' 2 ' 1 1 -i .4 'fi 1 11525 ug 5' ' gwlf-2172 --i:'1,,' -,--:.'Q:fJ.4,..: A ga gglyln, .wx REX I .N.fV,,j , TZi22fZj:,,-,jQxP32,:A, - - '. W ' 'Tlx ,F3H':5ff-E . . '? ':' ifffigiu- A . ' W -if-fa1'T'i?'15lzk .fifff '-:f:.-:fx , . N , 1.. ' .HW - ' 411- -- 4.159 ff- I ' t W- f- 2- xv -ff' ,na-.. i1,', :'-esiifnkfrf- ui'-V f- .11-' 51- 11 'lt ' fn Z ' I f 'L 9 ffl' 5 2342 X 1 x g '4 YJ' ' f, - -' ' , TE ' VTHZ -516' -.112 'f 3 - +V-' ,,,sf-,Q 1 , 1 73 f ff: A Lg, -'ff ' ' x 1,,j,:, ' xx - .4 ' Wig- 3?' -5- . - fi- X- - H, 1, City-, -' f' .-,e--A 3. --'fg 52:15, fif A X VL - . 'A ' -:ffl ' .3-QQ, 1 .fgfl V f I - -- -' 1 ' .'-f??: 115,531 2133251 I , ' , 'f 1: Ae .V 5-ff - 974 ' El? f ' f . '. 'li 4 -Qi5! AifV '. l I -'T?1-gigzitii-3?i'1f.f1 Tl ' . :sir Y S I L ' A' - ' fl ' f' I 5-.1 SP4 Af' A- M ' 'ts ' f Sy ' K 1 few ef'3Qf ,3?s: ff 2 f P ' s-fri, -f'1:w.-is ' 3 2 'A f V- 1' ffl ' ' . ,'?5fff5 fiilf--iiijff ' A ' f s Lia Eg: 5.-.A , ..,4f-,, If . , F! V. 353555,- .k,:. 1 V: l ll' -'11 'H ' 1 L1+'L+ + ' IU' if ft 'CT f' fiif fci Ulf..-1 - a .A 1. -. ,, ire w ear --- , f 7 - 'QQ ,.fQ5'f?: fx-9' ,fl I , s. , . K .-:.:::r:f 'fn .e -- f . 1 , ' - , ff---we H swf., ' ' xfx 7 , 4 . . . . ,,f 1,-sf xy :S-6,-f ,,.f- ' rfffff ',f ., ,, 4 , , , , 5f'1--7' -if ,lv ' ' , , 1, ' -f ' I ,M '. ' ' 9 -21-'. ff.f',.:'f:ff ' , 4s:f:r 'DJ 'J ' , f x .. Qzgfgigg,-rf I . '!5 -' ,I waz..-iq - -' f ':. '- I .:i ' vii- gif' --r, ' ' - , , - 1 -I ' ..E'f7f ' e , 1: 5 . ' .V J' ,-.ff-' f -P ' . 'W nu ' J F' .

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as Wiffixsscfr M +, I ff'- IN DAYS When the bell in the steeple of the old Ballard High pealed forth, another day in the little community had begun. The iron clad street car, an antiquated Toonerville trolley, rumbled slowly down the avenue, pausing to pick up hook-laden boys and girls. Doctor Stuart's horse, tied in front of the general store, stamped restlessly, impatient to be off on his daily rounds. A lusty toot from Cap, Ballard's boat, the uZephyr,', added a rustic touch to the morning scene.