Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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f MATHEMATICS 'Q- MARVIN MINZEL Keeps lunchroom nnames un apple ple order ESTHER HBN TON Interior deeoratxng 19 her practl al ARVIN MINXI I ld STINII R HI N PON and pleasant avocatxon Mathematlcs plays an 1mportant part 1n today s course of study The Armed SCFVICCS encourage pre 1nduct1on students to lnclude IH the1r programs all the mathematlcs pOSS1b1C and g1ves preference to those boys and g1rl of out standmg ab1l1ty IH th1s field The Pre Fhght and Nav1gat1on classes have fur n1shed an excellent bas1s for the tra1n1ng of future pllots, navlgators and others mterested ln the unprecedented opportumtles of the new a1r age Algebra geometery and mathematlcs analys1s stlll occupy a promment place for they const1tute the foundat1on of all mathematxcs Bas1c Math helped many stu dents w1th ar1thmet1c fundamentals Members of Mr Whnteheads Navrgauon class match a demonstratxon designed to familiarize xnstrument explained m thls course B FOREST VOEKS Head of the Mathematlcs Department Dabbles rn radxo photography and the SCIENCE of chess EDITH VAN WINKLE I a staunch upholder of the stxtch rn ume saves nlne theory FLORA COCHRAN Without her supervlslon the Communlty DIVISION ofthe Victory Corps would be lost lu POPRVbT KOI Kb EDITH W XN KNlNlxrl U X LO 23 U .Y I A - 7'-' , . , . - Ai, -- , Q . l .k 1 .C Nl ', C , I' 5 Q ' A ' , . . . , , - . . . . H . ,, ' 9 1 . , . , N them with the sextant, one of the many essential X , S , . . ' Xml X Tw S ,, . . , rx A A ,QQ . ' ' X pf ' C ' .' ',' . -Q l-'l.,r'.' Cllilf-.Y

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C OMMER CIAL FRANK VOILAND Head ofthe Commer cial Department H15 hunung and Flshmg trnps are less numerous sm e gas ratlonmg began E VA WOODS The members of her Forlm Club are always well lnformecl om lfffm www FRANK VOILAND EVA WOODS Any tlme durmg the school day future oflice workers Could be found recelv mg Prellmmary trammg 1n the typmg and bookkeepxng rooms at Ballard Students who speualmed xn the bus1ness Held subst1tuted Commerual Enghsh for Compos1t1on III and found It qulte IH 11ne wlth thelr needs The many shorthand classes were eomprlsed of students who mastered a sklll most essen t1al 1n tl'1e1r chosen vocatlon Mr Volland the head of thls department found places m the bus1ness world for the graduates of the Commerclal classes Alter the member of Mr Mun el s ofhte traxmn la ses master the operatxon of KBYIOIS bu me s ma hme e xx an a se o any errllo or HILSSILLIINIL Can otun l o xl L furmtur lookmg, for un pon balls ROHILRT DDS Q hool rea hmg hxs faxor gust m RION CANDII T 1 lx all se 1 1 uen u mmm LEE HESSELTINE ROBERT DODDS MARIAN CANDEE 22

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ARTS ORRL NOBLES ha h year ably a lvxses the Shlngle art staff FLOR FNCE WXLSON Her Lolle tion of news Lllppxn s presents a pl ture of exents ol the year HARRIET CHARLTON Des r es muh ofthe rem! s hoo ex ellen! ,I Uomms omer NoBLFs FLORILNCI VVILSON Long evenmgs at an Alaskan outpost may not seem so lonely for boys who have been 1n the new Barrack room Harmony class They w1ll be able to provlde entertamment Wlth the slmple lnstruments they have learned to play In add1t1on to maklng the tlme pass more qu1ckly the1r muslc wlll contrlbute to the morale of the men Many students have taken art courses not w1th the ldea of becommg famous palnters or noted sculptors but wlth the hope of becom mg successful commercral artxsts Tomorrow perhaps the1r talents w1ll be recognxzed 1n the var1ous phases of the advert1s1ng Held T sTl.-WXR1 sMITH lla K' E M1 n r ir or e ters STEWART SMITH : .. ' C . -- ' c ' V K, . g .C - 'e v : c c l for the Q l's Q Y Q fm :rr w . J ' v 1 7 Q - ' 1 ' I f T ' - .s sex- eral ext ll nt musical stores it hrs trn-du Students of Mr Nolwluk Coni- mcrllul Art dass work ml1l1 :!lV wlth hrush. pe . and pemxl to pe - fem the techmque netess. y f effwtlve pos '. 1 7 . . '1