Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Styles of one hundred years ago, when almost all clothing was made in the home, are shown in the Clothing of Yes- te1'd11y Centenninl Booth, Centennial Depicts DEMONSTRATIONS put on by Ballard classes at Seattle Public School's Centen- nial Exhibit November 12-15 included: liquid air, t'Z7i'l1liSfl'J'j electrical dynamic energy, jrlzyxivxg first aid, bealzfla ezfzlea- fiong XL'Zl. jlIg machine attachments, L'l0fb- ingg wrestling, flflyiiflll fwfllcvlfiozzg Ath- letes of Today and Yesterday, sfrorfsg electrolysis, rhenzisfryg models of Coulee, Bonneville Dams, jzlzysirsg high voltage, high frequency, neon, demonstrations, plzvyxirx. Bullard members of the All-City Band played four nights. Betty Jn Krause, senior, demonstrates 11 modern sewing machine, in Clothing Today Centennial Booth.

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Schools' Centennial Exhibition I nspires Visitors .4 M rf' 15 SEATTLE IN MINIA- TURE , an exhibit featuring transportation Cby Edmond Meany Junior High Sehoolj is especially enjoyed by Bal- lard teachers and students. A PIONEER FAMILY SCENE, as depicted by Seat- tle Grade School children, delight Ballard students at the Seattle Schools' Centen- nial Exhibition, where Seattle school work from kindergar- ten through Adult Education classes is shown. SEATTLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS' CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION November 12-15, 1951 at the Civic Auditorium, attracted thousands of interested Seattleites. BOOTHS were decorated and manned by Bal- lard students for Latin, French, Spanish, Shingle, Talisman, chemis- try, physics, creative writing, langu- age arts, library, first aid, photo- graphy, art, home economics, cloth- ing, commercial, social studies, ma- thematics, wood working audio vis- ual, physical education, and health education departments. 9

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cademic Advances EXHIBITS by Ballard students at the Se- attle Public School Centennial show in- cluded: city government chart, social xlznfiexg tables, lamps, worm' 'worlzingg jewelry, IIIFILIII work, posters, atom models, 4'l11'nzisf1'yg office machines, t'0llIllZl'l'l'it115 murals for The Ballard Story, and Car- toons, arf, portraits, pbofograjubyg alco- hol, dental displays, fwafffl !'tl1lt'tlff0IIQ ath- letic exhibit, xjzorisg posters, scrapes, Span- ixfag eight foot mural for IifC'l'flfIII't' lifillfflj murals, poems, essays, sketches, l'l'l'I1lijl'L' 'Ilf'l'iff71g lzoofh. Ml'fCHANlCAl, MAN, made by Sheet Metal Classes, at lfdison Technical School, interests Dunita I'rascr. ZH, M-.Q-is Mr. Danner, Bill Yetter. and two West Seattle boys, perform Chemistry experiment at Centennial lgxhihifion.