Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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ARRA Rl UI All RUSSI l I ARRA WOODS Develops llterary talent through her Qulll Club and Creative Wntxng class MAR GARET GARRED Dxrected Bal lard s very suctessful vodvll BEU LAH RUSSELL Arranges enter talmng programs for the Flne Arts Club MARGARFT GARRED LANGUAGE The study of a forelgn language has always been cons1dered1mportant to a student who wlshes to con tlnue on to hlgher learmng The present cr1s1s has emphaslzed th1s Held of educatlon even more Lat1n 1S a valuable preparat1on for those who w1sh to enter fore1gn d1plomat1c SCFVICC or the medlcal profess1on Our future sold1ers w1ll find the1r courses of Lat1n, Spanlsh, or French helpful when they have occasxon to learn and use a fore1gn tongue Languages have also found thelr way mto extra curmcular act1v1t1es through the Spanlsh Club Th1s organ1zat1on IS one 1n wh1ch all language students are able to obta1n useful knowledge and wholesome enterta1nment By studying the language and customs of Spamsh spealung Young mmds busxly absorb facts about the world of the people these students are paving the way toward better past and present the better to Ht themselves to meet relations with our nelghbors to the South the problems of the future 'r fr Sian

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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

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SCIENCE Alvhough diss Ing rray sem an unplea a I task Ding, Starup and lnabelle Lar or nd xt an cx ellent may to gaxn pra tl al l-mowleclg ln hxo o Test tubes and Flasks mxcroscopes and skeletons oscxllators and batterles plus hoes and rakes, all constxtute a part of the equlpment used ln Ballard s sc1ence department Radlo Code a subject that has produced many amateur operators ln the past IS now concerned largely w1th the trammg of students for m1l1tary servlce Some boys and glrls mastered the art of photography whlle others studled the complex1t1es of the human body and st1ll others experlmented Wlth plant l1fe 1n the Botany garden The sc1ence department provlded enjoyment as well as praetlcal trammg to sc1ent1flcally m1nded Ballard1tes by sponsormg clubs and mov1es whlch perta1ned to the var1ous fields of sc1ence RRILN HOUSE lla f 1 ral g k y l t e rm n or r ag gg 1 o allty HARRY GLASER WARREN HODGE GLFN S WALKER Jett . S s n ' , n 1 ' s 1 tm ' c ' ' c c ' N e ' l gy, v v w . . . , ' 9 Y v Q HARRY GLASER. Head of the Suenue DepartmCnr7Spennls many enjoyable hours looklng for and testing new plxysus theorlts. WA ' -' 4 ur 'sin fur e S am mwr fun eating tl: . GLEN S. WALKER'-llls ll led gr lifllls are r mlly ,atqulrxn Q pr fessionzal qu ' '. l 4 .