Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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'D Szicco Delri Cuiduice Secretary S offo rl Marion Physical Fducation Big B Xdvisor Intramur l Sports Ad 1SOI' Language Arts Song Leader Aduisor 1 Kd' Able counselling gives us the basis for our learning. Q y V esEss i l ir is 1 is 'bn Tliorson. Alien Mathematics XValker, Glen Science XVilson. Gladys Language Arts Assembly Program Comm. Advisor Voelzs, Forrest Mathematics Head of Mathematics Department Walker. Norman Social Studies Student Court Advisor A mbl O d r Com sse y r e m. Advisor Witt, Lew Mathematics Fellowship and scholarship winners - Ist row: Frank Roberts, Irma Rodenhouse, Les Cribley. Evelyn Scott, Aaron VanDevanter, 2nd row: Herb Birchrnan, Harold Dahl, Thelma Soppe. Not pic- tured-Elmore Oistad. The award to the John Hay Fellows Summer Institute was made to Mr. Van Devanter by Doctor Charles Keller, Director of the John Hay Whitney Foundation, on the recom- mendation of Mr. J. Bernard Chi- chester, Assistant Superintendent of the Seattle Public Schools. The award was made to our principal in recognition of the fact that Ballard has had more John Hay Fellows chosen from among its faculty mem- bers than any other high school in the United States. Dr. Moses Hadas, who is an out- standing Greek scholar in this coun- try. taught Greek philosophy and literature. Dr. Robert Scott, who is an accomplished lecturer, taught the history of democratic ideas. Both professors are highly skilled experts in their fields. So many things are covered in such a short time, that our principal says it will take years to rethink and as- similate. Mr. Van Devanter feels he got much out of this fellowship. one. being a strengthening of the feeling of reverence for life and the essential dignity of man. He feels that there are some things so worthwhile in life that they cannot be measured quan- titatively and that everything worth- while in human existence has not been found and felt until the first time within the last ten years, li

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Plamondon, Bernadine Language Arts Pleis, Bernadine Sophomore Counselor Plouf, Francis Social Studies Pressey, Rod Mathematics Asslt Basketball Coach Tennis Coach Quade, Walter Industrial Arts Public Address System Crew Advisor Quigley. Dorothu Foreign Language Latin Club Advisor Rambo, Barbara Business Education l4 '-if g . i A -- '-2' D X l lf:-'-ff Reddie, Virginia Business Education A. S. B. Treasurer Roberts, Frank Foreign Language Rodenhouse, Irma Science Girls' Club Advisor Scott, Evelyn Foreign Language Spanish Club Advisor Smart, Doug Social Studies Boys' Club Advisor Hall Patrol Advisor Spies, Marea Head Matron Sl1ll1F,HI'I4'11 AltC'lldilllt'l' Office Riley, Dan Social Studies Spades Advisor Scrapbook Advisor Play and Concert Ticket Crew Advisor Rockhold, V. Second Secretary Main Office Scott, Alice Home Economics Exchange Comm. Advisor Sears, Herb Language Arts Ballard Talisman Advisor V Soppe, Thelma Head of Guidance Dept. Head Counselor Springer, Eleanor Phvsical Education Science Big B Advisor Spades Advisor Slrzvlslund, Hrlvn l,.1n11u.igc Arts F. T. A. Aclvieor l F' ' lffvg 1 1. J ,f 'gf 17 'Q ff C 1' 4 7 ..-- i , f ,f 4.a 'v fb

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