Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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MARCH Fri. 2-Two weeks of nothing but work. Mr. Froula has gone on a trip. Tues. 13-Heave the hash handle. We have an assembly in honor of Mr. Froula's return and Brother Gribble managed the assembly and said he did it nicely. ' XVed. 14-Juniors tried to act matured and have a meeting. They elect Wfhims and Sealth editor for next year, who will be Howard Swallwell, assisted by Knausy. Fri. 16-Science Club has a meeting and learns about poisonous plants of Wfash- ington, such as doughnuts, whisk- brooms and penwiper. Thurs. 22-lVhims is out. Dr. Andrew Oliver is added as special attraction. Fri. 23-Another great event in our life- times. The Alpha Lit. play. It was splendid and the last act was rare, was it not? No. XVilmot! 'Twas not rare. 'Twas exceedingly well done. Tues. 26-Miss Helen Hummer enter- tained with a delightful dinner at her home. Those present were Mr. Knowlton and the hostess. A nice time was had by all. Wfed. 27-Note to Freshmen: Even though war has been declared, we must request that Freshmen do not bring their pop-guns to school. Mar. 30-Report cards. Oh, well! the inevitable will happen. APRIL Fri. 2-Easter vacation. Sun. S-Not one tardiness today. Tee, heel I wonder why? Tues. IO-Senior Memorial committee debating on whether to leave a door- bell for the library or a new building. Mon. 16-Class elects Hutchy and Don Drew as commencement speakers. Not so bad. Eh? Thurs. 19-Miss Connors and the fair members of the Senior Ball committee go shopping at lVoolw0rth's. Mon. 23-The plot thins. Nothing do- ing. Thurs. 26-Track meet. XVe win. Closest race is the Scotch race. Fri. 27-The Variable Stars. The An- nual Boys' and Girls' entertainment. XVern't Barnett and Sidney just too 7 11 I NJ .1 V ml? f 'QQ k lilo, f4 Ji Z I 6 'SJW' ,7- Y I' I ' I lrfqfnulrff sg? J Q 'i1'n u' lllll 3- llllll lllllllqnl um.. -if A X I . .- iff up fgii li 7 i f f ll ii S it Ni . , i il, 4 KW. X f ' by f W itt! 1 I IW X , 9 l eva- .. ! , j ,fy f X j if ,f MM' ff.. . Q A 0,,. J 'VX DAmNFm f' no mt at I 9 f E I 'gel ly .I J. 1 I Alia.. s wi-I. - - - s lst, 'Ecu New G0 K .i g ll li . P. A ' GI. T' illt, -Q w f ,g , it ,lf MAR, - I, QNIIIHHIH un 'dll A1444-S..N-, 23- NOTE-- SEALTF1 GOES T0 PRESS-YESTERDAY H C'An.sNoe,Q onw mats DCNEL

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