Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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A. P. MCCONNELL, Head of the Industrial Arts Department-Fon gets his Scots restraint when boost- ing the Navy, because of two sons in that Service. BYRON PAYNE- Collects blue ribbons with his prize- winning crysanthemums. R C GOODMAN A1 P. MCCONNELL BYRON PAYNE Girls of the food classes have worked hard to keep Americans the best fed people in the world They learned to make meals del1c1ous and appetxzmg, yet Well balanced in v1tam1ns, m1nerals, and other food essentials Sewmg classes have solved clothlng worrles for many glrls Scarc1t1es and hlgh pr1ces need worry them no longer, for with the sk1ll they have acqulred, garments can be recondltloned and thus help allev1ate shortages The 1nstruct1on recelved by students 1n the 1ndustr1al arts department IS of great value to the war effort both 1n the battle of productlon and 1n the armed forces But It must be re membered that the present emergency IS only temporary When peace again re1gns, men and women who began the1r tra1n1ng 1n the shops of Ballard Wlll help to rebulld the world and produce new and better c1v1l1an goods LOIS C Ll- GG Al ICE. DODGE R C GOODMAN Is a big shot in the shop and a dead shot in the woous LOIS C LE G Collecting antique jewelry IS her rather un common hobby ALICE DODGE Finds cooking a Joy and not a chore , . . i fd' . y -H V U tl S lg K i A ' A ' . . G - ' 1 2 Q G . I Y - 'ph . .I , -

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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

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STUDENT COUNCIL Third Raw jim Wmslon jxm Rohr laul Ander en hrll-L S hull! D1 k Nurthey Arvlrl Thorsness Dx k Blvxns Second Row jean Knapp Sally Sa age Ronald Skagen Ethyl Lelghton Bub John Nxck Flrsr Row Sally O Brlen Phylll Gallagher A1lee1j1ngard jean Warforl AIL BLA ZER 'The Student Councd IU ns hequentrneeungs wuth the Senate and Bdr ohnson chseussed anclsolvedrnanyfofthe problenv,eneountered n1rna1ntan1 1ng eHhnency HICHH School Our Assembly Order Commlttee worked d1l1Uently to keep order and qulet 1n the assemblles held 1n Ballard s aud1tor1um They accompllshed tl'11S task bygiannedseaungznrangenwntsand punmhnmntofoHendemsbyrxohdnung then'attendance u1future assennbhes ffhe Student Ccnuunl Senate and VSIIOUS coninnttees deserve the thanks and apprecunnon of the students for wuthout theu'c0ntn1ued support the pleasure of partlclpatlng 1n many act1v1t1es would not be ours and s Splflt would be d1m1n1shed 1 Q Y -- : . ' '. s , u . 'Q . ' 4 , I ' I . -S , I l 4 . C. , . . J ' ' - b Y 7 9 chool