Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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'1l'1DX1l Xl RH DI R Orhu. Suptrusor An alumna ot Roslry Lmmlltgt Cl11L:11.,11 l1t 1l11a1s stu that things run smoothlx in tl1t othtt Sllllil l X Xl-XC DONALD Othtt Cltrlt A 47 Ballard graduate ht sptnds htr spart timt trxim, to makt 111 athltrc nut to s 11 11t mm 1 ptrt rixtr 1 ma t1 was tountix trip to l1tr ior111tr t111t 111 Bullali Xtvx tor 1 ,1111 l1st su111111tr I11eit.11l1 Innlqc, It would be hard to imagine Ballard without the administrative departments which keep it going The office furnishes the students with information concerning daily activities, and of course it wouldn t be the same without Van s bench Ballard s medical service is available to the students three days of each Week and pro vides aid in emergencies and supervises the health of the students Ballardites always look forward to their lunch hour when they can partake of the good meals prepared by Mrs Brest and her lunchroom staff or 1 1 kilns 111t11t111 INIIXX IKHO X R N She strud with tht W11111 11 QBNLFSLIS Strung lt.11.ut in 11t1 rr d r It mm 1 t IV 1 mtg 111 1 sw 11 tn tr summtr 111111t 111 Onan Park Ill XNOR Blil ST lu11tl1ro11111 u1v.r1111r l 1 r r 1 1111b1t111n1 na in S 1t 111111 hopes or .1 n111dtr11 .md sutt x ful lunLl1roun1 at l1.1ll1rd I4 of her four-1'c.1r-wld 11111. .-Xllfllf DODGE, H 1 ' Y 'tar-A 1 ex ' d A , ale de l: crm -V' i ' I ' l11V . -. Q 0 o 0 Q 1 , I 1 k . . . . . , . , , . . . . PHYLI IS l.l llil.Y, NLD.--XY'l1o is kept busy with a family and ,1 profcssitm, married ll fellow student at Marquette University .111dt l.11'b1tl pr: '- -lt' e. Q 'C , Ll, - ' Q X '- -. ln l wa l w.1 1 .11l 'lk-s to gut . 1 'V . 'l'lc h' ' l '. 5, . ix .' . . ' S g- -'1 -ll.11i11g l1.1d .1 few 11' le sur 1: . 'I ' li' 'd, .l ' ' ' f - :'-.' ' ' ' . . ,, 5, 2' X up

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istnlq' As gigantic and exciting as the growth of the Pacific Northwest the world of today is expanding, not in size, but in knowledge and development. Such subjects as world history, Pacific Rim, contemporary problems and United States history, which are taught at Ballard, enable the students to realize that mankind is indebted to those men and women who carried the burdens of the past and helped lay the foundation for the present. .112 FRANK ROVVLFE, Head of History Department-A very busy man at school and at home, he likes tn read, fish, hunt and carve wood. l.ll.l.IAN Bl C KliR-Claimx that hur most unusual cxpcricncc this year was having to niovt from Room 215 upstairs to Room Blew. DON C. TAYLOR-.'X f.ivuritc with both students and teachers, hc is on the job taking tickets at uverv game, DONALD ARMSTRONG-Wlio considers seeing Bcity Cirablc in 'Wlntliur Wore 'Ties' his must unusual summer experience, hopes snmcdnv to ticquirc 5.000 nccktics of his UW'l1 fllflllhlllg. llnffli Klr. ,lruzilvrmlu in lfn' ln1t'klqr'u:n1tl rviztlj fn lfnil ta lYl'If7lYI.Q fmmf, lvii ilim ifurfi Hu' nu! Jil-fs asilgmmvll. ii 1