Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Mi. R4-xxlee takes Il hack seat as his Coiitciiipoi'ai'y Ptohlems students voice their opinions on issues of national and international iiiipoi'tanct', igfov 'l'ransported to exotic places on the magic carpet of their imagination, history stuf dents learn of world eyents. Past, present and future are revealed hy the pages they study. Since the old adage, history repeats itself, holds true in many political and economic situations, the tapestry of the past yields a pattern of experiences on which to hase decisions in the future. By teaching Ballardites of the success and failure of others, the History flleparment prepares them to meet their prohlems with intelligence and foresight. l7R.'XNK RONVLEE, Head of History llepartincnt-'I'liis uell-inforined citiven prepares his students to heconie intelligent xoters in this fliziiiciiig xxorld. GORDON Sl'lil'K-XVith tht xxoiils, lJon't talu nn' nord for it. look it up. this acadeinic iiidixitliial proxes his points and points his piwn-t'. DON C. 'IJXYLOR--l3iyly iwaxts nitticisins in and out nl! the pages ot liistory. 'Ni 5 mul? J

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