Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Page 27 text:

IINC, age Twenty At last rn l9l 3 we began thrs last and most eventful year of our school lrfe Vve took the place of the haughty Senrors whom we held so much rn rwe durrng our Freshman year The hrst large socral eyent was the Senror ball w hrch w as held at Ellts Hall on lwehruary the twenty seyenth Thrs w as qurte a success Perhaps the best opportunrty we haye eyer had to drsplay our unusual rbrlrtres was shown rn our qenror play Auntre Comes to College w lrrch was gryen rt Recreatron Hall on May twenty second lhe hall was hllecl to oyerflowrng and eyeryone seemed to enjoy the play he rrtrly lhe way the mrsculrne runlres conducted themselyes was certarnly entertarnrng and worthy of prarse lwo of the members of our clrss Walter Butchart rnd Maurrce M rrrn left school durrng therr senror year much to the sorrow of the other members After the many good trmes w hrch the members of the class hare enjoyed lov ether they assembled once more before departrng from the school where they haye spent so many pleasant and happy days llrc assemblage w rs rn the form of a launch party We wrll always loxrnf lv remember our beloyed pr rncrpal Mr lxendall who gurcled us so carefully through the hrst three years of our hrvh school lrfe and we owe to our new prrncrpal Mr Bennett a yote of gratrtude for the rnterest he has manrfested rn our class durrng the past year As we hayc labored to succeed whrle rn hool and hope to malte a place for ourselves rn the world alter leayrng here we feel that our motto rs rn perfect harmony wrth our actrons berng Deeds Not Dreams GLADXS BARF Vrracrrsr MARTLL Verrly thrs rs a year of cham pronshrps for Ballard lhe frrst prrze rn Breadbaltrng was won bv Rose Shepard Freshman Rose was honored by the presentatron to her of a srlyer cup from the Com rnercral Club and a large pennant from the 'Seattle Domestrc Scrence department Congratulatrons Rose' Tl-IE SH l 'LE P -five , . . ,... , ' 4 1 ' ' . -. 'c A K '.. . c ' . v , ' k 4 . ' . ' . , , , , ' '. r A ' ' - . H ' . ,l l' C . . K ' 7 Z.. .I V4 . H, b t 'Ch . ' ' if , 7 . .Q 1 'l . 2 , ' 7 '. ' . , r - .. . . . . L c , . of the class. . , ' . ' . K . ' . I , r . ' . v . D , .. , L . ' , . r ' ' j. M 5: 'D 'z:' K. A . . . b L . O , c ' ' ' ' , . , l ' . ' ' ' ' 4 sc , ' . ,A ' , . , A V- x , - - . . . ., ., l I ' 1 V U 1 I ' . , . I . . I , ' A x . . , 1 ., . .

Page 26 text:

e 1en 11 QHINQ 921111311 JQISYUYP Il 19 1 cs 11ccc III' 11 1tw L ts 11sto 1 1 out tl1em It ls essent11l then thwt tlll SQIIIOI C l 1ss should lI'1Nt' 1ts lllSl0I'V 1111ttcn Xve thought thwt 11e hwd reached the l1e1s,ht of ou1 che xms 11hen xlter 1 s enuous 1111s 0 Ol tll 111 111 1s tI1ltlC t1s llIllt of 11o11de1 on t1c lust lVlond11 ol 5tptcmlJe1 lll tht ll o llllltlt hu11d1ed wnd ten only 1 XIICC 1011 llpt wnd w 110111111 htnror 1 ho tortuve u It e1e11 co111e1 1 4 s 1 1 11 11 ls w 1e11 app1op11ate tlme or Olll 11st soc1wl u11ct1on c c1 1 11 ln the lwll ol l9I I 11e returned IS bophomores 111d 011 1n11cd ou1 cl1ss 11 11th X11 the lwuest Sophomore C 1ss e1e1 e11te1ed 1n tu Bw 11d 101 bchool Nl IDV of ou1 IUtIT'llJClS tl1en tool1 pw t lll 1ll thc lLl1Xllll9 ol tht school mcludmv d1lJat1 eX1ch1e Albee Edna Paust wnd C-eowe I 1e1rot 11l1o l1w11 nesenttd tl1e school III the st1te dthwtc t s N111 111 t 1 then or1 torlcal wh1l1t1es lI1 that year T161 hrst e1ent of IITIIJOIITIICC 1n OUI u 101 11 ll 11ll1, wt M ss Mw1y Pullmvton s home A l11ge number of tl1e cl 159 11e1e p1ese11t wnd 110 enyoyed w 1er1 plewsant wfternoon Xve 11ere wlso entertwmed wt tl1e home of MISS Florence lreyd w sl1o1t trme later Here X16 1ece11ed our first lessons IH dtncmff 111 prepa1wt1on lOl the un1or Prom On the ele1enth dwy of Aprll occurred the un1or Prom 11l11ch 11 ws g11en wt P 1urot s Hwll lhe hall 11 ws art1st1cwll1 decorwted 111th pennmts 1nd l:lo1wl drsplwy the m1ny colors 11h1cl1 11ere th1o1111 over the 1oom du11nQ thc moonlwht scenes mwde w plew me p1ctu1e 111th tl1e dw111t1ly cl 1d H uns 0l1d111 about tl1e la 1ll room l he coLy corner seemed to he the chxel 1tt1 1ct1o11 fOl the faculty ws xt X1 ws occupxed by them most of the tlme except durmg tl1e moo11 hghts X1 hen they 1entu1ed forth upon the floor Accordlnff to the Custom 11e bade the 5en1o1s fw1e11ell hy q111ng them w lwunch pwrty The d10n1ty of the pw1ty may he fully pOlll 11 ed hy s.,11111g to Mr MllllC1H the credtt of deservlnv the medwl for ente1tw1n111g the ClOXNd 1n such a dlgmhed mwnner CU ws CllITlblI'lf trees and stwndmv on h1s hcwd the settmg of the scene 11 ws qu1te out of l1eep1nf 111th the tone of the comp1ny for It rwlned most all dwy And thus upon d1s'r11ss1ng the SCDIOTS of l9l3 11e e11te1ed lnl0 tl1e1r place of honor ljag Tv ty-l' ur THE - 'Lt-l 1 1 S 1 tl 1 dt 5, tl 's, all g.:'11t 'l11ss1' l1111'11 had ll lf' ry 11'1 tt1111 ab . V1 , , 1 's 1 ' ' . 1' ' L c.c. 'k, . .Y K. . ' 2 eiglt long, :tr 5 11 f t 'l 1 d li -dsl 'I , 11'e 11t lzit 1 1' d li: l11l1y'- l ' 's, l 1 av' Q1 1 ', ' 1 yea ' l ' 1 11111 , I , 1 NV11 j '111 l' . l l ' gfl'l't'll 1111 11'111'e X1'll0Il we Cklllli' lll eo11tz11't with the 'I 1 1 .ll li g Q1' 5, 1' ' J Cl sz ' ' '. ln 1'1e1' ol tl1e laxct that we were ,green l'1I'C.'llIHCD, St. lVDil'lCli'5 Dah' '15 1 ' 'A ' l ' fu '1 -1 l ' . 'l'h1 zl41s 'ere decorated with green cunclies in 11 very' lzxntastic manner. 1 -1 I 1 ' if N ez 'ga ' 'l A' '15 1 'g 1 .N ' ila I ' ' ' V l 1 1llz' Hgl N' . 11. ' 1 '11 1 tzi 1. n 13' . A 1 ' 4 1 1 .. . , ' . 1 'D 3' ' , ' 1 '1 reg '15 1 .' 5 1 . 1 1 1 1s his Q11 ', hegz ltitlllll g l' 1- l ' l '1 1 A ' IIA ' was 11 'z D' 1 1 ' ' 4 l D '1 . 1 ' ' z 1 ' ' 1 ' ' M, C . 1, K: L . , I 4 C' C . I' . C K . . n , n L X . 2 . D, . It . I J A . 1 C 1 ' J ' ' , ' .C ' 1 qi ' 1 . r Q '1 ' 4 1 1' 1 'A 2 5 5 11 '. 1 '. M 1 ' . f ' 1 1 1 1 1' K 1 .5 k K 1 1 c5.A . I, b, K. ,' I g D..g 2 . P A ' ' ' 1 I 1 '1 4 ' 1' H .t 1 ' 1, , . D I ' V V , . 1 I 1 ' L. V, 1 K C 1 -5 I 'V 5 I V' ' ' 'fx' ' KIA 'A l - . C . V. D C lt. .V - - . . ' 4 1 . 1 ' 4 tg . 1 ' D ', 1, , ' ' 4 . I '1 V ' , ' tg 5 ', . C. try. . 1 K - ,

Page 28 text:

5 Q L n lass QBpttmu:4t Lctcltcs md bentlt men lt 1 ne me 1 reat ple1sure to oolt mto your mllm youn ftccs tus mf 1t IHOlllll uc nr 1 un to s 1 o llmf Opllllllbl oo s lt tu douthnut nut t1e pes lmlst loolv at the hola Ul class loolts 1t lu douvhnut and IS w lse lo lls uen though the llLSl'llTlCll mwy not btllcxe lt school h1s wlw 1ys been 1 source of pleasure and enjoyable study ln 1ec xllmt, these numerous pletsures we tlwwys thrnlt of our ltmd us slap tardy roll MISS qtltt for lettmg Us chew um and M1 Curtls for allowmg whtspermg IH classes Mr Bennett has xlw ays been exceptlornlly lenlent ln permlttmg us to stay out of scl1ool ntce 1fte1noons ll1Cl go boat I'lCllIlQ And was there ever such a class of fflrls' Who could be more affectlon ate than Hllda so qUlClx to fight and loye by tu1ns Nellle l 'lOllll1E' has 1 patr of dimples that would be hard to match Grace Carney excels IH the quan tlty and yarlety of her ltttle tles and lceeps us Uuesslng as to whnch she wlll w eat next Agnes IS a perfect dear 'about room excuses and you neyer ltnow what fellow Clara 15 golng to chase after next One day lt 1s Olaf the next day Reyello and so she says xt wlll be Archie s turn next The most wonderful thmg has happened' Edna has found the fountam of vouth and recommends It to the faculty Florence rs the one exceptron to be excused but e1 en though she does spotl the coffee by standmv ln 1t we do enjoy her abrlltv to mampu late her tongue It IS her only faculty that grows keener wlth constant use Marjorle s ablllty along that lme I9 appreclated too especlally by the faculty And the boys' we couldnt forget them lts qualxty not quantlty Glen s little suggestron has sawed many a llfe And w hat could we do wrthout Olaf w ho rs so wlllrng to serve on every commlttee Kenneth IS mce ln that respect too We recognize rn our mascot George a gemus that the world wrll greatly note and long remember Archle s fondness for good Jokes and hrs abllxty to appreclate them has saved us from Uolng to sleep whrle Professor Mllllcan has been reading a yery ewtcrtmg chapter Jlmmre s wmmng smlles have been a source of constant dellght and what would we ever do wlthout Clarence Rydberg s earnest and mcessant conyersattonl Even that woman hater and man hater have some good pomts So I should worry' Ex EL1 N COOPER lj g1T1v1 ty-six 'lllli SlllNGl.l7, I I r '15 1 N 1 1 : 'g s gt. il l j gz1'l4.l'gl ' '1g. fl'he'1 is always a l iglt side, C '1 :clo l. ' 4 1 A l lt: z l 1 g , l l :sl 'Q 1 1. O ' ' ' ' z l ' 1-5 C - '.i 1 ' V' 1' g Q' z'. 'a C x Q C I Y x .vu ' 2 ' 3 3 a: ' z 'C ' ' 'A teachers who have made them possible. Xve thanl-Q Mrs. Dorman for letting ' ' ' .. . ' z '. ' .' ' 1 ' . . . . . I I i - . . ' I Y C :JI . I C . ' C , ' 1 ' ' ' . , . z V L V V . l , Q 1 I K K 1 A K 74 r - ' . . , , . , . . . . ,, ' . . I n K I lm 4, . . . , ' ' , c , , ' . . ' . . c I Y , ' D ' , Y .L ,' . ' K K I V Q ' 4 . 4 v ' L I ' A 4 , D o O ' I V f . .. . V D . ' , .