Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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:Sc ft The doors of Ballard Hlgh stand as a lastlng symbol of learnlng to the sons and daughters of Ballard Here prxmarlly to pam an educatlon the students hnd tlme to catch up on the latest gosslp or to relax a few mmutes out on the sunny lawn The bell rmgs and ln a moment the halls are crowded w1th Ballardltes hurrylng to lockers meetxng frlends and steadles or maybe even grabbmg a bxte to eat Before and after sehool and between glasses the senlors gather to talk 1n thelr own hall Semor Alley From the tlme a student enters Ballard he looks forward to that day when he wxll be the proud possessor of a locker ln Semor Alley Noontlme fmds many students out on the llbrary steps bonlng up for thexr next period classes At the end of SlXfh perlod the halls become alxve agaln as the students prepare to return home or to turn out for sports and ac.t1v1t1es 8 1 FCI S

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To Hlllllll' we e Tro res rin D Wxth prxde we honor those who have made these past months trnumphant ones To every hxgh sehool there comes a year when the students both xn groups and as mdrvxduals carry on the best of the tradntxons set by those before them Seldom xs a sehool prxvlleged to extel nn all helds durmg one year but we haxe been fortunate ln attam mg suth a goal To those who have won thxs goal for us the athletes the scholars the student leaders and the teaehers we dedneate thxs 1948 Shxngle Wang, , J ff Q I y - I 01 f K 'ff ff 4f4 'll 9',lt6n1lE W ri f -It 521-Ps Q I f 1 S X ' f' X ,f f X of Q s..,..949 ff , J fu S , 9 7 I jj JI ,I t ' s-3, V I X W1 X- . If l- f' J e lf-:il-Q : I X - I ,, 'y ma.. 'I W ' -I I ' . 7 f f 's SX 921 9 11 a' 7 24 ..,-54. - s X ' - 4 J J ,G .5 ' l 6 5-Qi' X X 5 ' 5 f 9 fi 1 ly

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