Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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.4 lSfO 1' L ,...., FRANK ROWLI-il-L. Head uf Has- tory Department-As a formtr coach here at Ballard and having served In the Navy during Worltl War l, he has many things to his tretlit DONALD ARMSTRONG- Worketl as a methanit in a cannery for ten summers. but now has time to enjoy music. sports anti reading MARIE BRANNEN-When not lot. busy with teaching or keeping house for her family likes to listen to guml music, DON C TAYLOR-A sports enthusiast as well as a favorite hist- ory teacher. he is seen at all the Ballard games The future voters of Ballard are given a thorough background in the social sciences so that they may make the wise decisions which lead to a successful government. Both United States and world history provide a clear conception ofthe mistakes and achievements As members of the class model tos- tumes from the Far East. their classmates cast approving looks 20

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GORDON SPl'ICK-Laughs over his experience of ordering straw- herries and cream in a japanese restaurant and being brought two hard hoiled eggs with a side order of ham. AL NARDIN-Still gets J lift when he thinks of the time 'Ds he was caught in a hurricane near Salt Lake City. ANTHONY GAS- PAROVICH-Thls former Army X officer who crossed the Atlantit tm a Victory ship. now enjoys musit and V athletics l.lLl,lAN BECKER-Ol the many interesting experiences on her European tour, she thought the highlight of her trip was visiting the Vatican. 3 - tv XJ .J W of former generations and civilizations which rose to power only to fall to destitution. One learns the customs and important geographic details of the Asiatic countries in Pacific Rim. Contemporary Problems gives the students a chance to join in the discussion of current events as well as to understand the reasons for their occurrence. Although these courses are required, most students find they enjoy them and endeavor to gain all the information they can. World History students hetome well acquainted with the background and problems of European countries. 21