Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

 - Class of 1919

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Thursday. 6- Gravy Taylor sees red. ll'ears sister's hair ribbon as tie in halls. Is gently reprimanded. Mock trial. Iilmer says he's capable of pick- ing the looser. Monday. 10-State debate discon- tinued. We all feel better. Tuesday, ll-Frenchy's picture ap- pears in Whims. Aint he cute, Katie? lYednesday, 12-Prof. Gridley tells us about Lincoln. New service Hag in assembly. Friday, l-l-llang! llangl Hurrah! Semester's over. I go to the Oak and celebrate. Monday, I7-Started again. Mys- terious specimens of crawling ants seen in halls. XYhat's that! Oh, it's only some more Frosh. Tuesday, 18-Dismissed for 15 min- utes to yell for the 65th A. Ii. F. Re- port cards out. Ulind fold me quick, Oscar. Hon. XYilliam MacDonagh pulls down 8 credits with 6 A's. Frosh mixer. Babies will play. XYednesday,19- Along Came the Stage Islands, given by Seniors. I love you, Ned. Friday, 21-Lick Quay again 26-19. Easy meat. Monday. 2-l-Senior girls care for Freshmen sisters. Landreth was right, I'm glad I aint no girl. Tuesday, Z5-Sophs give play. A college exhibition, oh dear. Thursday, Z7-Miss Frank taken for school girl by 'Iohnnie Hopper. Ifloxv could you, john? Friday, 28-Girls give party. Dance by themselves. Selfish! MARCH Monday, 3-Headline in lVhims, Towels Give Out Due to Extrava- gancef' Thursday, 6- Sherry Berthiaume returns from Italy. ll. Book out. All the girls got 'em. Friday, 7-Claude Wakefield elected to direct Vtfhims next year. Yep, we're going to the dogs. 3139.50 for Frenchy. Rah for us fellars. 13 STAN of .ll - Q .ti-'uf QHUAWT.. E Ie . Peer?-.L - y paso :save A PLAN! H 029 EE 1 Pau gi' THOSE Low Down 0EConATuo QA N , v TAN Tumor qv ' is r., I, 4-'-. ' A QL., ali. -ru . I! I' 5 ' P mxb lll-Ii.. two g El

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