Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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AROU D TH CAMP I like the llbrary steps about best of any place ln my old camp Maybe lf s because you can see just about everythmg that's going on from there The field across the trail always hums wlth sports actlvmes people are buzzing around the bulldmg to classes ll glves me a thrlll when I remember how often I ve seen these same scenes through this :ron gate . . . ., 0 n . ... . ,. . . . . . , , i , .-

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On the lawns which the first Beavers made, itis not hard to find students of today lounging about taking daily doses of Vitamin D. For it seems, those lawns were made for just such a purpose. But, when the same old lawns are trans- formed into a winter wonderland, you students don't mind a bit, you go out and throw snowballs to your heart,s content. Between classes, too, brings relaxa- tion for you. just swapping words with the right person is fun. Whether inside or outside, snow or sunshine, Beavers can always find something to do. Between classes students rush through the halls intent on getting to class on time, but lunch time brings rest on a sunny step or in a cool hall. Mme,

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