Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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N t VL- -fl armug to add long tulunin- of tzguu-s rapidly ls A skill y.it::r,l itz Ewukkct-tt: 0171171 6I'C'l.c1 To the tune of clicking typewriters. scratching pen- cils and whirring comptometers future secretaries and clerks prepare for the business world. Even those not planning to go into the commercial field take typing and shorthand. while bookkeeping, commercial Eng' lish, retail selling and office machines are offered to commercial majors. FRANK VOILAND. Ht-ad ot Commercial Department-When a-ketl if he had any choice classroom irititlt-nts. this former farm:-r arul lvankcr ans- wered, ' Yes. but they are too good to tell. EVA WOOIJS-Tl1's1ilt3s3!1Y person, whois a favorite among her pupils. erijwys gartieriing as a pastime ROBERT DODDS-Was an atlviser ol the Touthdown,li.1llartlllzglfsrztst newspaper. LEE HESSELTINE-An enthusiastic traveler -.vlw has bun tt Europe three times :mtl who saw tht' Kxtig, of Erigiiaziti afzi M,1sNoU::1 tix: one of these trips, MARION CANIJEE-Enjoys -pcmlitig hu ,uric time at her new beath home which has a heautziul new of tht- s.::1sr' mer flu- Olympits, DON BURNETTfVVh11t traxrlirigg through the Purtatnn Canal on a trip from Sari Franttstu lu Ntw York. he t-xt-er:c:-te-l .4 Catrl-in-azu hurricane.