Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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H6Ff1.Hg, Basie in FELTS, SYLVIA-Boat trips: Bremer- ton. Favorite seafood: Steamed clams. Hobby and pastime: Knit- ting. Nickname: Syl. STONE, HELEN - Favorite seafood: Salmon, especially when l catch them. Ambition: To be a good mother and understand teenagers. Pastime: Fishing. WARRlCK, HELEN-Boat trips: Vic- toria, Favorite seafood: Crab. Hob- by: Sewing. Pastirne: Housework. C ool Waters MCCURRY, L, C.-Favorite seafood: Crab. Hobby: Farming: Pastime: Work. Nickname: Mac, TAKI, ANN-Favorite seafood: A nice fresh delicious salmon. Ambi- tion: l don't know-l wanted to be an artist, a fisherwoman, and l eventually want to become a mama! Nurse BURKE, ESTHER-School nurse, Boat trips: British Columbia. Favorite seafood: Crab cocktail, Pastime: Holding hands and taking tempera- tures. Drivefs Training KNOLL, MARK-Drivers training. Boat trips: Alaska, California. Hob- bies: Dramatics, athletics, fishing Ambition: Make people feel that it's fun to stay alive. Adding to the Christmas spirit the school choir carols through the halls just before vacation. Mr. Kourkoumelis talks to parents on Back-to-School night lvlr. Glass and Mrs. Peckham are reminded of their school days as Nancy Ross shows them around the library. 2 l

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RODENHOUSE, IRMA-Adviser: Sen- ior Class. Favorite seafood: Crab. Ambition: To quit teaching biology to nit wits. Nickname: Never had one that would stick, Boys here call me Auntie and the girls call me Mama. Ufjqcers Devour Lutejivle, NELSON, SHIRLEY - Adviser: Little B. Hobby: Playing the piano and reading. Ambition: To travel throughout the United States, then the world, Nickname: Sandy. SPRINGER, ELEANOR--Adviser: Big B. Boat trips: Europe, Magdalena River, nine days up a jungle river on a small stern wheeler pushing a large barge. Favorite seafood: Broiled salmon, thick. Science GLASER, HARRY--Head: Science De- partment. Favorite seafood: Any fish. Hobby: Any outdoor work. Pastime: Not Canasta! Ambition: To invent an easy way of teaching physics. DANNER, EARL-Adviser: Movie crew. Boat trips: Mukilteo to Co- lumbia Beach. Favorite seafood: Salmon. Hobby: Photography, radio. Pastime: Overtime, WALKER, GLEN4Boat trips: Japan, China, Philippines. Hobby: Photog- raphy. Ambition: To take a perfect picture. Pastime: Watching TV. Librarians DARLING, ALBERTA-Boat trips: To the Orient. Favorite seafood: Crab Iouie. Hobby: Taking pictures. Am- bition: To live in the country. SLIPER, OLGA-Boat trips: San Fran- cisco to Los Angeles and back. Hob- by: Collecting books, photography. Ambition: To read all the worth- while books. Clerks CRAIN, lVlARTl-lA--Favorite seafood: The largest crab legs you can find! Hobby: Four children, sewing for them, and putting up blackberry iam. CUSWORTH, REGlNA-Favorite sea- food: Crab. Hobby: Sewing. Am- bition: To travel. Nickname: Gene. BLESSING, LESLIE-Adviser: Fresh- man Class. Favorite seafood: Prawns. Hobby: Photography, hiking. Ambi- tion: To become married before old age. HENNING, ROBERT-Adviser: Ski Club. Coach: Track, Favorite sea- food: Clam chowder, oysters. Hob- by: Camping, sailing, Ambition: To see the year ZOOO AD. Four literature-seeking boys, Ed Peterson, Bob McPherson, Geza Berger, and Ed Brothers, study in our school library. 20

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Deck Hands Swab Scuppers, Caulle Seams CUSTODIAL STAFF Rowl Bredeson Boston Sples Colllson Carlson Row 2 Delzell Burner Olts Seelng that everythlng rs shrp shape IH the borler ro are cus toduan helpers Boston and Delzell The Black Gang under Chuef Engnneer Carlson IS the part of the crew that keeps everything below deck nn tnp top shape lf lt weren t for these engnneers the com pannon ways and Cabins would be left dnrty and cold towels would never be sent to the laundry bulkhead doors and portholes would be left opened or unlocked and llghts wouldn t be Int nn the morning and blown out at nlght On top ot thus who would man the bulge pumps when the locker rooms get flooded and who would look out for the safety of oftncers and Crew? All sorts of things would happen and wouldn t happen too If these heartues weren taround 1 2 L .. ., . . , . , . . . , , , s l, ' 5 f , , . . l . 1 , , . . . - . , Om' - '