Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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1 Teachers participate in Vario us ae1'iVl'z'ie5. , . Jan Freeman serves Mr. Skeie at faculty tea in his honor. u an L in M Mr. Barth and son, vid, 'N to tbflj game Jll fit fs! fl!! X 5 r ,.,,.M'm, 4 ,QA I V an f fl V- g N, A ' ' Mr. Armstrong corrects papers. l J' , If i r 4 rr Q if 1 ,ajft L lj ft lfluefw ,fl i ill tier s, rrfr riiltlf W 'W ff? git t df I We would like to dedicate this faculty sec- tion to Mr. Torbiorn Skeie, our Norwegian exchange teacher. Mr. Skeie, a native of Ski, Norway, is here on an exchange program. Through him we will learn much about the culture and pattern of living of people and students in Europe. Mr. Skeie is teaching French here at Ballard. ,-,f JU An automatic pilot is the obiect of discussion between Mr, Danner and Mr. Glaser, ll

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The faculty members of Ballard High have guided the student body in an effort to prepare them to accept future responsibilities and to understand the world of today. Besides the many hours spent concerning school work, the faculty members are active in civic, com- munity, church, and youth organizations. For their guidance and encouragement we wish to express our appreciation to the faculty of Ballard, and to acquaint you with them in this section. As Principal of Ballard High, Mr. Aaron Van Devanter has now completed his second suc- cessful year of service. In this time he has been friend and counselor to many a student. This industrious and understanding man spends many hours on tasks which are some- times tedious. Vlleighty decisions rest on his shoulders and along with these he takes time out to talk with student and teacher alike concerning problems, however minor they may be. He is the leader of our school and always strives to do that which is best for all. 'U Nlr. Pete Schneller is our new Vice-Principal this year. Although he is new in the roll of vicefprincipal, he is no stranger to the stu- dents of Ballard High. Previous to this year, he held the position of guidance counselor. This friendly and approachable man has turned the steps of many students in the right direction. His iob, too, is involved and the tasks sometimes tedious. Nlr. Schneller works in connection with the principal and faculty for the betterment of our school.

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4 1 if f .lf 'pl ,J ,, Q, - ' i I , ' -f I ' A, fr! 4' 'ijt V I , ' i ,gf i V ' fi .- t r ,lf 1 -i, ,,., rl ., 1 ,ff 1 ,l ,- ,,, yi ft, i , , . 1 N. Uv i L' -f ,ffl If l' lu ' yr 0 MV' KJ X -ii :JI f' XIX z. 1, vivv. e pf- 4 V , J f ' ,il i' f- we l -i y V! r 4-fn Language Arts Department - Seated: Jeannette Carter, Virginia Dearborn, Helen Strickland, Frances Erickson, Bernardine Pleis, Elaine Mally. Standing: Robert Carey, Norman Cromarty, Herbert Sears, Gladys Wilson, Leonidas Byers, Pegge-Lee Haggard, Wil- liam Bernnard, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Myers, Herbert Birchman, and Sam Glass. Not pictured: Dorothy Grube, X .fi ' D ' A 1 fo ff.-Lf 1. -nfs. .1-Zffpn if 'I - , H f , 5 ff. fir rl if f 'K 1 is L .L , .fi an u if The Language Arts Department covers a broad , g, field of reading, speaking, observing, listen- xg 'J K, 1, V K Z J X ing, communication, and writing. It also offers added experience in creative writing, iournalism, speech, drama, and special phases of reading and literature. ln the Foreign Language Department, the stu- dent is afforded the opportunity of learning a foreign language as well as an understand- ing of the cultures, and spiritual and emo- tional lives of other peoples. 13332455 Foreign Language Department - Seated: Dorothy Quigley, Beulah Russell. Standing: John Cavers, Torbiorn Skeie.