Ballard High School - Shingle Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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To the Students of Ballard, Students of Ballard High School have nou tompleted the first year in new and iniproxs-d building facilities Although most of y ou ligne been here through the difficult months and years of eonstrutlion, you seldom think of them .is diifiriilt or unplf-:ts.int You went throutfh many real inconvenientes with tht' true B.tll.ird spirit and with the attitude that even the hardest tasks can be overcome when ws' work together These words might be ini-rv platitudes if it were not ti tgrinrrillx known tact that tht-rv is no school spirit that surpasses tli.it of Bdllard High School New students com- ing to thf-se buildings in the future will profit from many new Lttilitlvs which although iinliossible without lurut- SYIITIS of mont-y, were eertuinly t-nIi.inr ed liv NUl,l1'fUUPf'I'.l- tion iintl p:xtir'nr,i- There is Ji lesson in this for us thitt tipplis-s on :i larger sf .ile in the ltireer tommunity outside of sthool :ns well .is in thr' tonnniinilv uf' nations worthwhile goals often l'F'fflllI'l' that we oxrireoini' innnv tt'nipor.irN' inton- yenif'ntf-s liven these il'lCtlllVt'llll'llt1'H seem to fusn- with plf-:is.int inf-morn-s ,is th:-v ri-i mln in time .ind .is up new them in rn-trospfgft lt is possilflf- that our Iitiilrlingg pains h.ivt' dc-vt-Iopi-il in its .in ev:-ii hotter Halliirtl spirit wlinh zipprour lies the oft-stutr-fl motto 'The fllifiiiilt vu- sh.ill do I'lLQlll .iw.iv, the lnipossilili' will Luke tn Iittlw lHllllf'l'H ll' vw- li.ivt- :tthievr-rl thus .tttitndfi in the l.i-sl ln-w ve-.irs, wi- li.iv1' gained :in tatrii 1'diiifttioii.iI lmiiiis lrom our 1-slit-rii'iii-4-s at Ballzirrl xvhinh we fonlrl nwvi-r li.ivv oI1t.iliiml so vivirllv from hooks, Now, lttrx r.nrry this s.unv .itlillltlw to lln' Unitt-rl States .intl the Uiiiti-fl l'Q.itions' Pete St hiit-llt'i' To the Class of 19601 School Spirit is the force that unites ai student body and mobilizes its energy. Traditions are the historie ton- eeptions and usages wlnth give direction to this energy. These things are as elusive as they are diffitult to define Yet their effects are apparent everywhere about the school The Ballard Spirit seems to have been at tonstant and powerful force ever since the founding of the school. Traditions of character. courage, and common sense were started by the first class at Ballard High School almost sixty years ago when the beaver was seleeted as the sym- bol of our athletit tminis These traditions have grown as each g6l'lffl.'tl.l0l1 has tome and gone. The Class of 1960 has contributed its share To men- tion only a few things You started the foreign student exchange program, you raised the level of scholarship. conduct and attendanee of the student body. you devel' oped and partitipiited in the community relations prof gram .ind helped to make friends of our neighbors, you raised Student loytilty to a new level by backing your team as faithfully in defeat helped turn some defeats into Yours is the first class to building in the shadow of our These traditions will :row and our City tis we send out as in victory and thereby victories graduate from our t'new big 'tlittle beaver more potent in our school our ertiduates each year Their effectiveness will be in direct proportion to the devotion with which each generation of students accepts and performs its part. Aaron T. Van Deyanter 'Ow- 'wiv x N-

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Dnrling, Alberta Study Hall Secretary Dearborn, Virginia Language Artb ANVK Advibor Commencement Script- Writing: Com. Dvrlzsrn, Ann Hezid of Lunchroom Staff Dyl:.st0rl11Li.s, Rzflzurd Social Studios A S. B. Special Events Advisor Girls' Club Publicity Advisor EQU7l,RU.SCli16' Study Hall Secretary A. S, B. Pep Corn,Advi1.or Girls' Club Motlier-Daughter Com Head of Elective Dept. Fricl:sfn1,Frunrf's Lzxngiifige Arts Hr-.id of Lzuieufvge Arts Depzirtmf-nt CUTI'lITNfVlCE'1Tlf'lSlt Com. Advixrnr Pf11lrls.l'v'tPi' Sr iigiiu- l2 n,.::-I 5,155 .. . .., bk, N' -.- F' 115 .3-4 YT W, ' 10,710 by f S 1 . 11 X A I X, . , . ,X ' 1 ' A z -J I I 41: , X up f 'R F illff .S fi' 7 ' -Q 5'315QiE:.F L - ' ' A 'X gifsvip. 74 ,ugigaig - 3 , '63i5fff - p t?.,,2.gA,'. .4 v ali' yrs 'ar ' mg-:.r,r 11,111 :I . 4, 72F,1'1-LZ' t ' iff Qs. g'3:f.5.f:'.1g: Fisher, Lola Foreign Language Glrzsw, Sum Langudrie Arte A. S. B. VV.4ys 8: Means Advisor Goridrmiii, R C Industrial Arte. Hatton, jzunes ,Junior Counselor Henrl111r1,Crr11v Art Shingle Art D-.dxisor Art Com. Adxisor lltfswltiiinf, Lvl' Blixliivss lfdurnitioii .lul1ul.r',I1i4lI1' llfniif- lu: oimiiiii--N lloslt-xx t'oiii ilrlvixur Fletclivr, Clmrles Business Education A Sophomore Class Advisor Gold stein, Norma iz Physical Education Field Patrol Advisor Grulie, Dorotli y Language Arts Father-Daughter Com. Advisor Spring Faculty Tea Com. Advisor Htll1lI6'5,H6l6'll Mathematics Friendship Com. Advisor Hemziizq, Robert Scienc K' Ski Club Advisor jrmtl1lii.Ri1tli Hthid i.ll3l .lI'l.lll Biblio t'Iub .Mlvimr lwiuw, l'lm1imx xlrl Xsxixtuiil l-'oo . . ll.ls' . ' . i slrb-i lt Xl 'J . v 'P x 2 '-5. 71: an ff- fif is K i 7 5, x . -l f K 'mia 1 r v Phu 4 f S fl '4- yr -X 1. va '-1' . 0' , -..f ,, 1 A x wk 'dv' 'ff'7 xl X. L: --Q -1, A ve-