Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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BESS BENHAM KATHERINE OLSEN BESS BENHAM Keeps her hobby a deep dark secret IRVA KNUP PENBURG 1 es to keep e Talusman sta? workxng smoothly KATHERINE OLSEN Guldes the Shxngle staff n ts efforts to pro dune another All Amerltan annual er a e rary Her e mool a pose W1thout the 11brary Ballard H1gh would be as a husky team wxthout a lead dog Its shelves hold val uab1e1nformat1on and enjoyment of all kmds There s hardly a pupll who does not depend on thxs mforma t1on to help h1m through var1ous ass1gnments The pleasant and brxght atmosphere that IS ever present 1n thls busy room reflects the cheerful att1 tude of MISS Lytle the head l1brar1an and Mrs Cody her mvaluable asslstant The students who helped to keep the shelves and records stra1ght as the books stream1n and out also deserve credlt LIBRARY MARY LYTLE Head Llbrarla C ays be found the lb a keeping peace and quxet XORA CODY Lxbra y Clerk Flnds enj y ment m collect ng odd pots and cactl MARY LYTLE XORA R CODY 'Lf I , ' Q - 1 v A cent of learning ntl pleasure, th lib o s lit rature to ht every L nd pur . . . . . , 7 9 ' 1 , . - Strlv th A - ' . I , ' ' n- an alw in i r ry ' i 1 - - ' A A - ' f - ' 'O ' . . A . I ' i ' A.

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A FNICHOI bON GLADYb VVIISON VERA NICHOLSON I le able adviser of the Honor So lety GLADYS WILSON Spends week end bus1ly working n her stump ran li ENGLISH Since the ability to express one self clearly con cisely and accurately is a tremendous aid on the road to success the English classes endeavored to improve their knowledge of the English language Each class emphasized the study of grammar and strove for a travel and adventure students in the Literature classes became acquainted with Alaska s picturesque people and its stirring past s nuppenbiirg gl L some 11 1 e it 1 to her News Writing la AGNES ARNOLD EFF11ently serves as jnmor Class Sponsor MARY BLANC!-IARD Is seur of Tone foods MAU E bTRONACH D re ts l al tale I g1er mpli l1n1cnt rr-111a11 Al Nl 'S AlxNOl Il Esw is 5. -...gif MARY B BI ANCHARD MAUDF STRONACH -5 K1 ' ci . p. . i. ' C N ' - . A - 5 ' o - 3 Con, C nois li L D ' - 1 Q , oc n Inv hi l auto s s in !l1e il r t trclil s Q greater appreciation of literature. In their study of A ,, ' ' . . X-1. 1 l . . , . 1 A I Mus K v-s ' f 1scl'111forr11r 1 11 1 2r1111gjf1L11'11al1s.111 i .' c ss. 5 I .1 1 A 4 l X.

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FRANK ROVVLEE DON TAYLOR HISTORY The problems of the world the events and eourse ofthe war and the commg presldentlal electton pro vtded numerous tOp1CS for dlscusslon 1n the varlous h1story classes Students 1n the Contemporary Prob lems class devoted themselves to these controvers1a1 lssues Global geography and 1nternat1onal re1at1on shtps have become an exceedlngly lmportant part of today s soc1a1stud1es IAMES DALLAS LILLIAN BECKER AL NARDIN DONAI D ARMSTRONG GORDON SPECK FRANK ROWLEE Head of the So nal S ten e Department Is x I rt at the art of wood tarvxng, DON TAYLOR pra tttally human em.y lopedla of hlstorxcal fa ts and lnformatxon GORDON SPFCK Superxlses the stamp plan ant gutde C o e junior Safety Patrol VIAMLS DALLAS Llkes to t nquer hc-ight tn lUClllU, mountains. LILLIAN BECKER Amos the ru h more Class solvt problem AL NARDIN Hls sum mer o xpatton was tarxng for Ral larcls Vx tory Garden DONALD ARMSTRONG Enjoys playing beaut I ll mL1s1L on the sa! , . ' - , I A c' C' c - : e - me ' ' ' 1. -Is t: a , . . W C , . . c ' ' . - ' l s th artxvttles f th T . ,- i . G XI Q .K Ti-T f ' M t, , , , gy I R ff I X . KL K- K1 l ,Q ' ' ' 4- 'H , , . , N I 5 g J 'U V ' New ' s. A C ' ' ' 1 ' f, X Y S p o in : 'ng its l A ' w ' s. - I - K cct ' ' ' ' - 'C . V A - 1'1l'?l