Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)
- Class of 1933
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To some lf IS 1 plaee to be entered Wlth ferr md trembllng and to be left w1th rehef to some If IS beset wxth perlls and to be avolded tt my eost to some of the g1rls it offers a splendld opportunlty to learn Ofhee routme and the 1ntr1eae1es of swltehboard operat1on but to most, VISWIDQ It w1th 1mpart1al eyes, lt IS a pleasant, busy plate mdeed Into Mr Bennett s mner sanetum sanetorum, lowly students are adm1tted Wlth the1r hearts hlled Vvlth terror or elat1on dependmg on the reason for thelr summons There they d1seoxer that although he em be a stern dl erplmarlan our expable pflllelpll has a sense of humor md a klndly sym pathet1e heart Mr Fulton our elever efhexent l1terary v1ee pI'111C1pEll, w1ll lonv be remembered by Broadway vrads Wlfh adm1rat1on and respeet Busy eompetent MISS Myfler who rs mueh more popular now that the and lxughmff l1ttle Mlss Pe lse lend a toueh of lndustry md eheertulness to the outer ofhee The l1brary Wlth 1ts spae1ous shelves of thrxllmg stones, ably presxded over by M1ss Perry eonstltute another 1nst1tut1on dear to Broadway hearts Mr Sto ks the eUbt0Cl12llI who eame so Uallantly to our reseue when loeker keys d1 appetred, and Mr Byers m the bookroom standmg guard over 1 lemon of musty hooks, we all w1ll remember Wlfh Qritltud We may not always have been as qulet and orderly as she vuould have l1ked but now that they w1ll trouble her no lonver the Senlors appreelate MISS Steendahl s efforts to fnve us a QUICK plaee 1n wh1eh to study To all the tdmmxstratlon as well a the taeulty qo our earnest thank 'nd appreeutlon tor the mstruetlon and xdvlee they hive rendered LIN o unstmt ugly We hope we hall prove worthy of thelr trust Elm ,IAQ -11 XLILR Bri' ' 'null 2 . 1 ' XV. . . mrs O I Q , 7 f s s ss K y . 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I ' of LII' I'1g,c:r things that thc stud' L ' 'I d d rl S your was io spm 5 ' Im asscmlwly in Iumor ml Bw Q d '4 thi' I 4 ' 1' '5:11'y, ' 4 I gas 'I 1 ' cdI'::'I I' -1 c4IIcd 1 , I: lmlls I' B' gd 'a II ' 3 I' Iyg ' days. I 5 ' A I I1 gs zd', ad 'L ss d' ' I 's'd'1I' 4 lg 'JI 'd Q 1' 'L d 5 AL I 1151 he '12 ' ': 'IV x ' 5 'II Iwc d mx xff --C f- 11 'ld' If- 7, I 11-fo '.:j1', 1 'Q - 11 v, ,, Q , ,O. JT 1, O Ida- f 1311- If ?X 1E-kE'k 138253 ?7 ' 7V'm X Th Fr hmmm Fudd th uuud f3L1I1d+lf1OI1 m xxlu 11 th wx r xull H1 ut ht 1 f f A NI 1 W . V' f i l X ' N 1 If f I + m N p u s 1 i rt f -l .1 1' ,- -,-Y 1 t Tiff NE, .k i TV ii Q cs ' ' c s' 1 Q ' Q ' Q v tm x 'Q hc crcctcd. They must build it strm ig .md stable so tl. the towcr xx'1H cudL11'c for .1 'crm c. SEALTH K su-.-f C 1TH12R1N1 SIN: LMR Paemdenz HhNRY ROBINSON! Phe c Y D EvERs Vue Premdem FRfeN1e Qohsrslnl. HELEN HLJTCHIIXSKHN Seererarn IRENE Volt HT Mrss THox1L13 Admsov Mrss THoMLE The Freshman Class RAMP tramp tramp The mareh ls on In September 19 'V ewht hundred and forty sue students entered Broadway the HFSI step tow rrds sueeess Was lf a sueeessn' The an wer 1s dee1dedly 111 the aH1rmat1ve The Freshman elass of 16 proved aet1ve 111 every field They d1splayed the fight of good old Broadve ay IH every undertakmg Th1S year the Freshmen reported seven regular meetmgs held durmg the1r first semester One of these was the Chr1stmas party a huffe sueeess Of course Santa 111 the person of Claude Carlson xx as there w1th h1s QIFKS to make everyone happy In athlet1es the Freshmen were well represented w1th none other than Pete CHflilJ11lL as the football hero and Frlnk Sweeny as the loeal basketball s Ot Debatmg was mother held vxh1eh the Freshmen found to the1r l1k1ng K1ku1 Asaha B1ll Rogers and S1delle Slutsker were the Websters of the class In the Honor Soe1ety also the eldSS had 1tS representatwes Who knows? Perhaps Vera Pershm a11d Mary Lmdsay vx1ll be valed1ctor1ans yet The mareh ls IHOV1l'lg on Under the able leadersh1p of M1ss Kr1st1ne Thomle the elass IS on 1ts way Good luck Freshmen The sehool has great hopes for you Nu! W . l 1 , , X my I 1 L 0 ss ae. I e 1 I . '- frivs W' I 1 A .- x: 2 A ...,...,,,.,,, ' ' .,,, ,,,,,,ee,,,,,, - . . - 1 1 f. .............. - ' e,,,,, ,..,.,,,,,,,,.e. 1 VIVIAN CHAPPAs .,..,,..,, , ..,,,.e.. Treasurer ..............,, Rrczmmn SLENc113s1u I A' f . 3 f- '- . f, L, -9 - s - l , ', s g s 5 , 2 ,Y 2 K N ' - . , ' e N , , . ' ' , , , ' N la f ' 7 f by A Bklg. ' , I 5 ' ' 2 e, , f' S ' 'ek' ' s . ' N I-X, S 3 3 3 3 37 , ' S 3 w w Am 1 x 3 1 f Z 3 5 -1 V :h . . 3 ' , . . ' , , -' B . 7 7 FV ' I ' ' - ' ' . 7 N .T. 'l 1933 Jlfaster QBmlders of the Northwest ROADXX AY lb lndeed fortunate to have such a magnlficent mural as Master Bullders of the Northwest 111 1ts possess1on Thls great pamtmg the work of Eustace Paul Ze1gler was presented to the school ID 19 V? Graduat mg classes for a number of years before had contnbuted to the fund for the mural and classes 1n tlme to come w1ll contmue to help pay for thls pa1nt1nv Broadway s center of lnterest Master Bullders of the Northwest 15 truly an 1nsp1rat1on to the students of Broadway It reveals all staves of burldmg from the earl1est form to the latest modern skyscraper It helps the student as he IS d1l1gently WOfk1Hg on the construct1on of h1s educat1onal tower to reahze that he can bu1ld h1s tower successfully It also serves to keep the students goal before h1m so that he w11l contmue to str1ve for success All through h1s h1gh school career as each student IS bu1ld1ng on the drfferent stages of his tower the mural 1nsp1res h1m to do better thmgs and to make h1s tower strong and everlastmg After many years have passed and those students who are now attendmg Broadway are out 1n the outs1de world bu1ld1ng more towers the mural Master Bullders of the Northwest w1ll contmue servmg 1ts purpose 1n Broadway that of 1nsp1r1ng students to bu1ld better educatlonal towers Srlently as a dream the abrzc rose No sound o hammer or o saw was there COWPER Set ite YI . . . . . ,, V . . , - . . . . a . ., . . . . . . , , . . 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The Sophomore Class Bos Wooowmo DoN HILLMAN IANE HANFORD LOXVELL FIRNSTAHL IVIORTOIN LACHMAN PROCR KM John Montgomers Lharrman Edward Nussbaum Rogna Olson Adele D Ambrosia Rurh Hergert Henrx Omen SOCIAL Don Hxllman fhalrman Dorothy Srems I lxdc Txhhetts Ramona Frrnstahl lane Fowler Bum Lmclcrsmrth Lol: M C ord Arthur Bane R1 hard Ross PUBLK ITY Sherman Ptterkrn fhanrman Margaret Dolhv Lu lllr' Foley IJUES Emalre Lrppcrt Chnrman lohn Burns HISTORIAN Iam Mllrphy Chairman FRIENDSHIP Phyllxq Dcarlovc chzurman Mlxrrcl ,IHYVIS R hurt Nycrc john Burn.lde OFFICERS Presrdem joHN MoNrf,oMERY Vree Presrdenr JANE FOWLER Secretary EMALIE LIPPETT Treasurer ALAN FRIEDMAN 'Yell Leader MORTON L-XCHMAN COMMITTEES PROGRAM Dewey Ostrom Chamrman A neu program committee Lhosen for each meetlnf, SOCIAL jane Fowler Chalrman Brll Clark Sherman Peterkm Nellre May Frakes Catherlne Clark Patnera Muller PUBLICITY john Burns Chaxrman Rrta Phillip: o XX mg Ernest Edwards MEMBERSHIP jane Hanford Charrman Phyllzs Dearloxe Don Hrllman Dorothv Guthman FRIENDSHIP Ransom Edwards harrman lane Murphy ohn Kms I ORRESPONDENC E Adele D'Ambrosia, Charrman Margaret Dolhy HISTORIAN xlcannc Mori 1933 HI: SOPHOMORE CL-XSS alfettionltely dedicates this page to and leadership were shown when he was elected president of his Freshman class and treasurer of h1s Sophomore class Excelling in athletic achivements he brought honor to his class hy being the only all round Sophomore athlete His cheerful dlsposltion and generous friendlmess won for him a lasting place in the hearts of his classmates T z O the memory of Lowell Firnstahl. Appreciation of his ability ' wen y V1 SEALTH SOPHOMORE SYMPHO 1 1 1oLt11 v1 111 LLII 1 1 d 111111, 111yth111g, 1 1 1 c xx new pxuntcd tru 1, h115,5,y Llllflli in t gut 41111111 11111 sl 111 d11111111tL h1 1 lt d11x1 5, .fwq Q? 1 N54 XX HO STOLE TL SRO 11 111 p11d OX 1 po LL 16111 to th111l1 'V111111 111111 111, tk vx KS- xgf IOHN 'viONTC,ON4ERY l7IldL md I L LL 111 1 1t1L11 111111 11111 PENELOPE TIFFIIN 1 11 l h thc ha If 11k111g, no L 111 1 t report Lal TJ Pcnglopg 111 1 at Cx Qoph 111Lct111g L1 L1 owl of nu H fx 'vffhswn-'FY .4n..fvvuq f 5 lvl I Q lahuhrp f eo, l I ll IH 7- 'WS Boh Vs oodwald a I1 d Sv:- 1 I Don Tvhtchdl holdmg Q1 xcrhdl bdttly on the ment at thc E111 tum theory Boh 1 the guy w1th the ieromou KTKV Don Hlllmdll Romgo of thc Clase who 111 1 t on haung, h1 p1 ture ID Scdlth 111 hx ohnme Burn thv. hov wonder een trudglng early to Qchool to dclxn e xxon mp H md d1 ll 1 c w1th ,VII 1.41 c T 1 T I , G 1 'd 11 11 P' ' 1. ' .' 'Q V ,- V X 'I fp 'alAz's 111 T, V Y-fY 1' ' . f V 1 5 1 ' 1, , . I L' h '1 5 C11 'ith his Tl N :K S n C 111111 ' .bo 5 1 .1 1. . , g, 1 Tl Q 11-- . fob f , 'lc 11 . 1 1 1 f Q- ' I , 5 'IW 1 'd 5' I'lI'I15I2lhl has 5 'f 1 IACIA ' gm f hulls . , , A d . Q , wk, th1 1 1 do '1th 11. QR Q s 'Q '11 1. 1 L- 1 J 9 Q... ii. . 1,33 K Y, , Y 0 1 .9 fig..-.,.,L Qi... ,, 5 ff V ,-df , 61' 6 1 'R 1 1 I D 'Q 1 ,.1uLti:'1 Y W ' V 1 1- I 1,1 1. ,1iyg5,g'-' joy of thc Class of '35, 1'l'C ah '11 Y cxcrczs g hs hz I h hz' 110. I .7 '. 12111 ,Q at .t1:1t as h' of hrxz 1 1 ,s' tl 21 las 1 fd. 1 ' ', 1 ' 1 Nolz A 'ery 1 1 ' 1, 1 st ' h ' -M' Vtq! 52, r 1 ,Q 1 Nl 1 f - 3 'I ,111 1 1 , .1 X. Qriw ' E' 2 'uf , ' , 1,5 vf f 5 I ' , Q I H11 5 ' 5 ,Ag - 1 I 1 5 s -F' , - J, ' Q ! ' 1 ' N - . U' 'J Ex' AL 'S 1 W .y , . 1 ,E -A - K, '. , 'S . I 5 Yhh, f 111 th ' dcrs of 'A l , ' s H' ' ' lm Co . . 1 'sc as 1 k. rc ' 1'f ' . ss ' s. Llllllil' 1 L L1 X k V44' H gUXk I LIN X W a L 1 IIIYNW T The -I s 'ir' F Silt' 'l'lN'l,,Cd at the msk T' ' ring mu frdmcxxwrk ui thc Iuurly Qumplctcd t11xx'c1'. Thfy xxwwrk dll g' ll' fu that thc tm xx' 'r xvlll wca1tl1'r .my Tm' wus s SFALTH The Junror Class GEoRc E KAIME JOE GLASS DORKJTHYXTX ETHINCTON Mlss MAE L TOUMEY SOCIAL COMMITTEE oe Glass Clue McKean Bob Colwell Betty Davldson Betty Strehlau oe Glass Marun TIpp N lfgllllii Banks Alan Trumbull Ann Sherburne Cortlandt Clark Pkoc RAM COMMITTI I Betty MCHCl1dIU Pat Green Bud Mowat Alan Bates Frxtz Leonhardt Teru Watanabe lNoel Foley CI' IIF OFFICERS Pvesuienr ROBERT ANDERSON Vzce Premdem BETTY STREHLAU Treaswew RALPH COFFEY Adwsor MIss MAE L TooMEI COMMITTEES ELLCTORAL COMMITTEE ohn Magee Shella Horr Iohn Hardrman Frances Dyer Mary Katherme McPhaIl PL BLICITY COMMITTEE Marylaxrd Small Dave Anderson Shlrley Ross Grlbert ervrc ATHLETIC REPRESENTATIVES Etta Anderson Bob WllllamS Carolyn Walters Tom McDonough ' KV I' , 3 ,. ' X . K X N! , I . F 'Q as I Q' egg Hb K SHIRLEY ROSS ............ ........v...,. S ecvetary ..... IVIEACHAIM I u - I A I ' F ' Y . ,, . , , . J .M 1933 RlLdflO Abesa Jeanne Adam C onstanre Ahnlund Bob Alf Daxe Andermn Ezra Anderbon Rubsrr And-.nun Ralph Balta or Vxry,mla Bank C 1rHLld Bynacn ans Bun tern Florentine Blgornla Nino Bmtano XX rlbur Bomull Irma Brook: A e Br Le Frances Burk og Burn Vxctor f xrkunn Rubpndu f lffdh 1 Bur Chapman furrlandt C llflx Runald 1 lull' Ralph Cotfev Bulb C olxxell Howard Lnnnrr Earl Lonmb Hu lx Qnrlutt Erneat Curl C harle: C u hxnl, Larrlelu. Dailrun Betts Dakgn Paul Daly Karl Dxmlmgh Mary D Amhm 1.1 ,hm Damon Tu cutx F11 6 SEALTH Tuuxrx Su. Bcttx Daxldson Margery Dc C hamplam Lcold Dix Max Dujardm Frances Dycr Erna Edlund Isabel Edwards Arthur Ellsworth Dnrothydn Ethmgron Hugh Ferguson Srcxxart Fxsk Nucl Frlcx Roberta Frcnsh Helen Fuller Ralph Cllham ,Inc Plas Mary Goodncr Mmmc Gnuldgr Florence Guthman Hclux Hanson NK .alur Hcdccn Ruth Henmng Nelllc Hull Raymund Hlll 'QQ inf Joe Hlrabavashl Charles Huldorf Masanorx HCJflUChl Vxrgmla Hubbard Cllbert jcrus Shnzo Kanelm Hrldur johnson Manfrnd juhnsun Pal Johnston Erxxm Jorgensen George Kane Aldd johnson s J S l Q- A, r:'. s is ' if ' ' 2 N' I , ir- N: fs- 's 1933 Y rx Ka mg,umA Mdrjmnrln Lux ku R ku Knamn lhxlll lunm x m1KL lmaru Cu rp Kurndkk s 11 KI: B111 Kur Harold Lxm Frances Lux Margaret M D ndld Tam M D nrugh Ohm. M Kun lxarhlrmv. M N dl Marx M Phu! Pau MA M hnl Budd Matlu L Lum Maxnrn R Betts Meagh m Howard Mgrudknhnll Flrmrci L Ivfllhr Human Mlllcr Hugh Miller H p Mom :Rue I:ug,LnL M rm L M u Shlgmru Mx rua Mumn Mcvrrl Elm-1 Mo Bud Muxxat F11 xd Murrax Klku Nakagaxxa Kar ukr: Nakata Mxrlh IN I rn Tu v x 1 1 Q' 4 ,I . fx '1 I' , ,.,',,ff1. ,' ,r -1 iw' 1 'W Q -I u C 2' ' ' ' v. ' 'J ' ' cfc' ' P ' mug yu A 1 j c 1 F . pg 4, g ' ' S 'X 'dy Vlrgunm Nl.ncArthur Barbara: Mnrrl' Fu 'eu A ' I .c lc Q ' .' v ' ,,, ,. . ,, . C. A , 5 Phgl 5 'ck W 5- 5- - 55 z 4' '- a K .. , , Q ,Y , - - VA C, . ' . , ', ' ' c 1 ' ' -' - 5 f c 4 W v f V x 'C ,, K L' If ' hEALTH Tu vfx Eight 1 r IN xx A Drm Nlghal n Erhrl Nurrhprn Lu s Nmxku Dmmthw Ol, n Vlxlm O NUI Nuk Pnppa Vlrgmu Paul Adalme Peay. 51 P du gn kumuh Pm hu A 1 K mu. I Lrtrud rn 3 an Rxwn Mlrgrrs R hm Shlrlu R Ruhr! gamnmn hd nr 9 hl Mars Shdppp Ann Shcrburn lane Sm lur I4 k blxur Kathuxne Skunk Marxlalrd 'Small And Smith Mirxh ll Spun n N J Sauna Marllrx Sulllx an f yur Tikxy, xx Barbara Tdxlur Marxxn Tlpp Albin Tddd D :rs thx Tran V1: U vc hzrd lf' PU bll ' ' ' . ' 'A 'W 1 5-1 'lr I: P fscr ' .' 1 . . JCL I , ' gd' ff 2 V' I' U mn 1 I' c c Q ' C' f A- :U C usb c ' '- ' XX'uync Olwn Frances Rxnsck Betty Struhlzxu - 4 'N ' gg ,C usa Ir gc 2 1:1 A ' 1 4 1 sun ' I' ' 'c ' ' ' , , v - A Y v C ' Elm c ' y Q C . , 3 n ' ' r r c 1 K ' c ' ' K ' I Y X ' P U: 'f 1932 Russcll Txcmun Essey Tucker Margaret Turptl Lmda Voxght Phllxp Vulllct john Warren Teru W atanabc Mart VN estall Robert W rllert To bmld to bmldf Bob W nlllams W 1111.5 Tyrus Lolns Wright Merrx Loulsg XXr1 hr ju k Yamasakr That IQ the noblest of the arts LONGFELLOW Twenzx Xme Q Q v 1 . . Y . 7- -1 .. . W v 7 ' ' Ruth Vaughn Ferol Weeks ,' ' '- ' Ag ac , . 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C 11' LLLL 11111 111: xx' N M 11. 311 .-1. N. 1 11: 1 111' ' 115' 1s 1111111111 111 xL'11L1 115 11C115f11. T11 .1 111.11 11'L' 5 11 9111-ff CKJZIT x1'1111111's L11 1 L ' ' 1 J '1 1 AVL' 4g1AL'111L'1' 117' 11 P11111 T11L',' z1'L1 'x 1111 1 '1Sf',' T11L' 1 11.1 1 5 ' ' Lx' x1L'L'p. B111 z1'L 1'L' 1'11'11L111 11111L 1 ' 117112. A1 L1 7 - '1 1'L 11 T1111 gl 11111111 111' S11 71' may 11111L. C1111 111L'I111111s L'111111QL' .1.C7'l' 11L'11'.' C1111' 111L'111111'1L's 1111 111L' 11clC1Q 111111 f-11115- Vx' 11 1111111 11s 1111'1111jg11 L111L1 11111111311 1 ' 1 -1 XXI' L 'L' t11L' SL'111111'x. t11L' 1'111xs 111' 11z'1'tjufI1 L' C '11L'L15'11 1' c1'V 1 1 '1'-'1- SL1111 171.1 'L' '11 '.'.' .' '1 'Q T1 L1 ' .11 11141 js 'L' L1c ' 1'Ly L13 1111 N1111' Lzs z1'L 1'L' 1L'L11111g, wc 'ar' 5111111111 111 'VQ111 A1 1 Lis 'L' 111 11L' ' 11111 ', 11 1'L'11L'11' 11111 1'1111 T11 T1 1 ' -' 1'1L' f'1tL'. BRUCE R. ADAMS Bruce has taken a commercial course to prepare himself for business. His ultimate object is to be president of the U. S. MARJORIE H ADAMS M rrjorie came to Broadway from Roosevelt She plans to enter the U of W and major in nne arts there PERRY ADAMSLUN ulet and reserved 15 Perry He has been active in Whims and plans to take ournalism at the U of W MANUEL ALBANO This quiet young fellow ha worked hard in Broadway If he only keeps up the good work after he is through w1th chool he is bound to be a ICCCSS ELLEN R ALLEN Photography of n a t u r e s beauty will he Ellen s life work She was probably in plred to this when she lrxed in Alaska HARRIET E ANDERSKJW L11 course S h e plans to enter Business College to pre pare to he a stenographer H ARVEY ANDERSON Hmrxey has been president of the Honor Society for the past year He has al o been one of the members of the golf te rm He plans to be a future admiral in the navy L -KW REIN CE ANDERSON Being Editor of Sealth Edz tor1nCh1ef of Whlms and President of the Washington High School Press Association are 1 few of Lawrie tomplxshments wh 1 l e in Broadway MILDRED ANDERSON Broadway was fortunate when Mildred transferred f r o m Franklin, She plans to enter Business College an d then look for a job. HATSUE AoR1 Hatsue who entered Broad way from Central rmmed ately started a high school career of diligent study She has been active in the Girls Club FRED BARDSHAR Barnacle Bardshar 15 deter mined to enter Annapolis He has been actlve in the class of 1933 being president m his Sophomore year EVELYN V BAR R Evelyn has taken an art course and plans to enter the Chournard Art School in Los Angeles to study costume de signing MARTIN B BAsso Martin c a m e to Broadway from Lowell grammar school He has been interested in the Science Club and the Debate Club BETTY BATES Betty has been active in the A Cappella Choir and IH the Senior Class She intends tc study drama at the Cornish School after graduation DAN BATHRICR Formerly of Roosevelt Dan time to Broadway with hs mind made up to succeed His grades and his Honor Society rating show his suc cess WILLT AM R BATTLES Upon entering Broadway from Kent High School Bill Immediately became interested in machine shop work and now he plans to become a master machinist , r , 4 ' 1 ' , 1' , - A - A . I Q Q . .x . K , , . . 1 .- , .K , 5 Y 1 . . ' , ' s C' V 1 , s , . . sr . - - . i , . q . C S . . , Y - A Harriet has taken a commerf . ' ' al ' 5 . ' . - S 1 t S 4 . I V A, 1 4 '. 1 K. . 3 ' , , . . A , Y Av 7 7 S . el - l V I ' , 'S' Q - . . . s ac' STANLEY BEAN Beans is both a teacher and a student He spends hi spare time as assistant ma chine shop teacher in night school He IS also one of Lichtys star tumblers ALICE BISHOP Alice ha ben Xery active IH the Girls Club being chair man of the Lost and Found committee She plans to enter Simmons College in Boston Massachusetts FR ANCES BI. AIR Frances can hardly wait until she gets her degree from the University She IS a member of the Honor Society and ha been actixe on numerous committees AVIS BI. AKE Axis was an Interested fol lower of athletics while Broadway She not only at tended school games but par tlcipated in sports herself ALAN J BLALOCR Aeronautics will receixe a great boost when Alan be comes an aeronautical engi neer He has been an active member of the Science Club RAYMOND BLALOCR Making things disappear and performing other feats 0 magic is Rays pet hobby. He has demonstrated before m a n y Broadway assemblies and class meetings. STANLEY BLUMENTHAL Stan is just another good man gone wrong. He plans to enter journalism as a life's career. But while in Broad' way he has been active as a Baseball manager, ' tl Boys' Club and in Whiins. RICHARD BOGARDUS Dick has the honor of being the only exfstudent council president to attend Broadway after his term of ofhce. He was also one of the Big Shots of the football team. MORGAN P BOYLE St Martin s College lost a good man when Morgan came to Broadway He has taken a commercial course here and plans to enter the business world MARJORIE BRITAIN The A Cappella Choir ha been one of Marjories main actixities in Broadway She was also a member of dau Music committgiof t e l Ch ,Y ELEAMIRL BROSIN AH AIN Meet the Mrs will be Elem nores Introduction after gra duation This is enough said for her plans for the iutuie WARREN BROXVIN Chasing the little white pill around 18 holes is Warren chief pastime He has been a member of Coach Dwans golf team and also of the HI Y JAMES BRYCE Judging from present charac teristics exeryone knows that Im will be a success In his future hobby of race car drix IH HAZEI. BUEHLER To be able to speak numerous foreign languages and study medicine are Hazel's chief ambitions for the future. GAIL BUSBY The University is scheduled to give out another degree because Gail is determined to obtain one there. She ha' been actixe on many Girls Club committees. MARGARET ANNE CALDER Foster High School lost a charming girl when Margaret came to Broadway. She plans to attend college when she leaves here. CLAODEJ CARLSON JR Entertamment a la foohsh AHEICS thats Claude H1s comedy and Wlt are known through Broadway He has entertamed many class meet s and was n the Vodv1l DELBERT E CASTLE Sc1ent1Hc f O r m ul a e and theOr1cs arc Delbert s blg terest ID llfe He pans take Chennstry 1t the U W Whlle 1n Brandway l la been VILL presldent both the SCICHCL Club and the Debate Club BASILISO CKTIBOC Com1ng from Ballard Hrgh School Bas1l1so has been a hard worker 1n Broadway He his been act1ve 1n the Spamsh Club and was pres1 dent of the F1l1p1no Club th1s year LUBI CHESROV Lub1 came to Broadway from West Seattle H1gh After graduatlon he plans to attend college to prepare hlmselt for an electr1cal engmeermg areer MADELINE CLUFF Go 1locks k n o w n throughout the real m of Broadway for her fr1endly sm1le and laughmg eyes U S C stock w1ll go up a po1nt when she starts to study art there SYLVAN E COHEN Sylvan plans to sway many jur1es w1th powerful oratory 1n t1me to come He 1ntends to study law at the U of W JEAN CONLEY To take notes from some famous busmess man IS ean s burn1ng deslre After com pletmg her bus1ness course she plans to start her career as a secretary SARA JANE CORBETT Sara IS just another Seward g1rl who made good She has been actne IH her class bemg VICE presldent 1n her umor year and secretary th1s last year PERRY COTTON Perry spends most of h1s txm 1 the gym W1th all the pract1ce he gets he should be a future basketball star GEOROE L Cox T h e chermcal engmeerlng Held w1ll get a br1ll1ant new comer when George complete h 1 s Chem1c1l EIXLIHCCYIUE cour e at the U of W ROSAN N E COYLE Rosanne ha had a good tlmc at Broadway When she happy she eems to radlat cheerlulness whercx er h e goes BETTY AN NE CROSBY G1rls Club and class act1v1t1e have been boosted a lot by Betty Anne s work She wa a member of the G1rls Club Cabmet and secretary of her class ID her unlor year DOROTHY CROLCH Dorothy 1 one of Broadway charm1ng gxrls S h e w a cha1rman of the HOsp1tal1ty comm1ttee of the G1rls Club and also a member of the Sc1ence Club BARBARA CROXVDER Spec1 llzllfllg A grade was arbaras chlef occupa you wh1le 1n Broadway She was also a member of the A Cappella Cho1r an d the school orchestra DOROTHY DAVIS Dorothy seemed to rad1ate her c h e e r f ul personahtv throughout Broadway durmv her stay here Broadway ln deed profited by her attend ance MARIE DAWSON Bro ldway ls sorry to see th1 young lady leave We hope that he wlll remember the Qld school ln t1me to come , 1 , . I 7 I r . 7 B ' . . A n . . , ing i '32 ' ' in' - '- ' , -' y 5 ' ' . l .' to ' ' '. , . 1 . of - - ,Q . ' ' . ' , IC , 'Z ,' ' 1 1 s D '44 of 5. . A ' A 1 ' f Y 4 4. .4 Q. 's ' ' ' ' 3 - V A k is . . ' . s A ' e I V B - ' -- - v A .4 ' , 5 r L' 3 . ' '. ' S S - -. M ld' is 4, - s 's . .. 5 l A fx W-' - - in tt N 1 , 3 J Q '. ' , . .jJ . Q . J , 5 ' A. . l - . , . ' H . I A 1 z ' 5 's A ', ' ' . ' .l 1 S I ' 1 , .. ' ' BETTY DE AN In prte of the trme taken up tw her chool work and ac trxrtres Betty always found trme to roam the countrysrde 1'1 her yellow roadster Ax TOXIO DELL1 x 1 'Xntomo tame rll the way from the Phrlrpprnes to t tend Bro rdway He has been rn aetrxe member rn the Frlr 'uno Club rn Broadway BoRsH DER ART Bor h ha been a member of H1X the Debate Club and t1e Boys Club He was trea urer of the Debate Club rn hr Senror year was GORDON Dox LXLDSOX Gordon ha been one of the tar puprl of the Serence classes of Broadway He rn tends to be a renowned phxsrcl t sr me day WILLIAR1 H Dox unsors B1ll plans to rorm the campu of the U of W when he 1 graduated from Broadway He was a member of th Program tommrttee for the Senror Class meetrng BETSY LEE Doxxrs1E1 Bet x Lee 1 mother grrl who rnxrouslv vyrrtrng for Ter eolleee degree She hr been r trxe rn tht Crrls Club rn nrrtrtrprted rn the Open rn d e V rdxrl Lor,rsE DRoPPEL'v1xN The Lnrxersrty of Vvlrslrrng ton s campus w1ll trke on T hrrehter outlool. when Lourse tart her tudres there 1e ras alwry been a staunc upporter of Brmdxx ry at trxrtres Muuaw DYER Blonde and frrendly rs lvlarr She ha helped on eom m1ttees for the Grrls Club and for the Screnee Club big? ALBERT ERR EST EARL Al 1s gorng to be a future prescrrber of b1tter tastrnv concoctrons or rn s1mpler words a doctor H plans to attend erther the U of W or some eastern school JANE EBRXGHT ane rs another member or that envred group the Honor Jocrety She has also been harrman of the Frrendshrp ommrttee of the Grrls Club DORCDTHY EIFHER .urls Club and Senror t ommrttee work ha been Dorothys m arn erctrxrty ID Broadway She plans to con rnue her educatron at the J ofW M RRY LOUISE ELLER Startlng at Lowell grammar and then comrng to Broad way Mary Louxse wrll con 1nue her learnrng at the U ofW GENENVIEVE EELLS Genexreve came to Broadway from Hrghlrne hrgh school She wants to start trarnrng to be an occupant of a hosprtal rn the capacrty of a nurse ARTH UR ERIC Rsors. Art IS gomg to be the mrlrng y ung m an rt e corner drug store who mrxes the nrte. medrernes He wrll s t u d Y Ph rrmacy at the U of NX CIIDRIANCH FLoRr sc x Crprrano has been a drlrgent worker whrle attendrng th1 ehool He ha been rrrter este ID rl school utrxrtres DORLUTHY FOOTE Vlx acrous Dot will be remem bered rn Broadway for a long rme hes the grrl w o was always bouncrng up and down the halls lookmg fo no mg W S C w1ll b graced by her presence soon . AY Y 'N 2 5 .. M ' A - o - f' ,- , t, . e 'r ' , 5 , ' ' 1 ' ' .. 1 , 5 'f , I 1 a f , 2 . ' . 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' V V : ' ' S ' .N S . ' N' S' A 'lass -I r , j ' 5 I , Q 4 ,x , I . V. . . S V ' . ' - V ' .A as . ' I 2 Av AY. .Y . A S ' E 'Z ' I f . ' . f 1 S 1 ' , - 1 if :' ' - , y Vdp, T. E Lal, . . Av. , .Y V 'C V , 1 U I 21 'yr ' b ' 5 A ,, . E A I V, 1 ' Q 0 Q ,film L Ll l . l 2 - - 2 1 r 1 3 -3 1 bl, . 'S Q 1 ' - .1 , i Q . . is 2 5 I '2 l 0 A R th , L 2 1 ' - 1 . 2 2 s , . - K -. . 2 c ' ' ' ' ' . 2 d , ' K . ,2 ' ' 2 ' ' 'r ' 2 . , . fl 29, an th c 111 31, .' , . , ' f . .- . A . . , s s s . . Sl Q S 1 ' , l . ' zrs ' Q h ,AV d- QI s ' 2 '2 '- l V' A ' t' . S 'Q li 4 an. s ' f . . ' - th' . . . , ' e EDNA FREDLUND Freddie has been one of bhvhllllil pillars of strength. She plans to attend the U. of W. and then enter the txeld of journalism. BERNICE FRIEIIMAN Bernice, a member of the Honor Society, has majored IH German in Broadway. She nas also worked on Senior Class and Girls' Club coin' 'nIttees, T.xMIRo FLIJIMIIRA il-liis friendly young lady has tween interested in art while in Broadway. She has used .wer own originality in many :Y her works. JACK GARRETT Red-haired .lack has b e en been one of Coach Bellls tnainstays of the gridiron. He wants to tack an D, after his name. CASXVELL GARRIsoN Caswell deserted Billings high school, in Montana, to come to Broadway. He intends to co to the University of Vvlashf lI1gU3!1 in the near future. ED GARRIsoN Ed came to Broadway from XX'est Seattle High School in 1930. He has been a mem' ber of our ticket takers' union and also of the Boys' Club. N.NI7MI GERSHLDN Black-haired Naomi has been a hard w o r k e r while in Broadway. She was a mem' ner of the Honor Society and was also a big help in coach' Ing the Senior play. SHIRLEY GILBERT Shirley is artistically inclined and will attend the Cornish School after graduation, to study commercial art. She :ias been a member of the Honor Society in Broadway. RosEMARY GREEN Rosemary has been one of the Girls Club's most active members. She was chairman of the Vocational committee, and was also on the Scholar- ship committee of the Honor Society. DREXXI' O. HAINES More than likely, Drew will follow his forefathers and enter the shipping business. Hc will work up from a sec' retarial position until success is reached. MARY HELEN HALL C. A. A. has interested Mary perhaps more than any other thing in Broadway. She was outstanding in hockey, volley' ball, basketball, and track. . is PATRICIA HALL The law profession will gain another female lawyer when Patricia iinishes studying law at the U. of VJ. She has been a member of the Honor Society. VIRGINIA H.-INNA Smugs has been one of Broadway's bright lights. She illuminated the faces of audi- ences by her powerful oratory when she was a Freshman and Sophomore debater. HELEN DoRoTHY ld.-XNSEN Coming to Broadway from Brownsville, Helen immedi' ately started to prepare her' self for a commercial career. She plans to attend Business College after graduation. RLEBERT D. PIARRAH Bob has been one of the m ai n s t a y s of Broadwayls school orchestra. He played the trumpet in many musical programs, lHClUdlDg Verdi's Requiem Mass. RL'ssELL H.'XTP'IELI3 Russell has worked on the stage force and as a basket' ball and track manager. He has majored in art and plans to attend the U. of VJ. LEAH HAYWARD Leah is a Inember of the Honor Society and has been active in the Girls' Club, the Science Club and the Senior Class, She was a member of the Girls' Club Cabinet. IMoc:ENE ELEANUR HEXX'ITT Music is IIIlUgCI1C.S chief in- terest in life. A course at the U. of VC. Ill either piano or violin is her Inain plan for the future. YI7RIRo HIczI'c:HI Yuriko is a budding young druggist. -She has been ll member of the Scienee Club and is going to study Pharf IHQICY at the U. of XY, BERTHA HILL Bertha has taken a commerf cial course an d is very anxious to secure a poglgirm as a stenographer after ghc ig graduated in june. BILL HILLMAN As president of the Senior class. Bill has been one of Broadway's most active stu' dents. He has been inter' ested in class activities during his whole four vears in Broadway. I VAN HILLMAX Van is another Inember of the Hillman clan, Hg has been a member of HifY and 2llS0 one of Coach Dwan's golf prodigies, BUDDY HoPF One of Broadway's hardest workers, that's Bud. He is Planning to study to be 11 doctor and a bacteriologist. He has been president of the Science Club this last vear. ARTHUR W. HCJGLLTND Art is interested in radio. Before he enters the Held of radio for a life career. he will study at the R. C. A. school in Chicago. IRMA HoLT Coming from Lowell gramf mar school, Irma immediately took an interest in Broad' way's school life, She has always clone her best in any- thing that she has under' taken. CLARKE HCJRNE ture. He was a member of the cast of this year's Senior play and was also active in the Student Council. VJILLIAM KYLE Hovsrox Bill. master ballyhooer. ls known throughout Broadway for his energy and showman' ship. He was master of cere' monies for the A33 Vodvil an d also Vfhnns publicity manager. MARY H LTNT The Honor Society and the Girls' Club have been boosted by Mary's services, She will attend the L i b e r al Arts School at the U. of VC. H.ARl'5LD jonx IMBERRY Harold has been an actixe member of the Latin and German Clubs, the Honor So' ciety. Senior class, and the Boys' Club. He will attend the U .of Vw . to continue his study of foreign languages. ANNABEL IzzARn -Ann bel plans to run a cat anflgdog hospital in the fuf ture, but s-l-feyvill attend the U. of VJ. fiifwhile IIT Broadw y. she haflfelonged to tbexiio ociety, Girls Club and thkm. MARY ALICE JAMESOX Another member of the Hon' or Society is Mary. She has been active in G.A.A.. on the Lost and Found committee. and in the Senior Class. LEONARD joBE Belonging to the Honor Soi ciety. being vicefpresident of the Student Council and be- ing secretary of the Debate Club have occupied much of Leonards t i m e W h il e in Broadway. Sparky is known for his good fellowship and good na' GEORGE L. JOI-INSON George is more of the serious type of fellow. He entered here from Seward and inf tends to continue his edu' cation at college. GERTRUDE F. E. JOHNSON Gcrtr .planslto come back to school life ihxtime to come tO have the part of 'a'fe'acher of foreign languages. .L V I I, f MAIUQKIE JOHNSON Marjgrieihasi been interested in many thizfgs. Some of them: Ghovir, Honor Society, Seniorxelass, and Girls' Club. She was chairman of the En' tertainmentcommittee of the Girls' Club. VIOLA A. JOHNSON The U. of W. wil be Viola's next stamping ground. She came to Broadway from Aber- deen Junior High and has been on the Lost and Found committee and belonged to the Honor Society. BILL JOHNSTON Bill, blond and curlyfheaded, intends to attend college and from there he will try to get some of Rockefellefs millions -working for Standard Oil. PAUL G. JONIENTZ Paul was a member of Coach Bell's track team as a discus thrower. He plans to be a mechanic after graduation. BOB KELLER To be another mighty lawyer is Bob's desire. He will at' tend the Law School at the Universtiy of Washington. LYNNE fEVELYN, B. KELNER Evelyn attended school in Calgary, Canada, before she came here. After graduation, she will return to Calgary and stay for one year: then she will come back to study Dietetics at the U. of W. CLARENCE KIICHLI A letterman of the track team, Clarence showed his prowess on the cinder path as a sprinter. He came here from Queen Anne. , .' li MARoARET KING Margaret came from Honof lulu to attend Broadway. She has been active in the Girl-' Club and plans to study at the U. of W. ' I I - ,' ' f 'i ffbt REBIEE IIZINRILXD As president of the G. A. A. and as a member of the Big B Club, Renee was known by all the girls of Broadway. She was also a member ol the Honor Society. JULIA KLEIN 1' h , b en an active mem' lJZr1aofaSheeGirls' Club- She intends to study at the U. Of W. for girls' advisory work- IVER KN UTZEN Iver will be a farmer in the future. He will first attend W, S. C. to study. He 15 now president of the State Agricultural Club. CHISATO KOITABASHI' Chisato has been active in the Japanese Club. S h 6 W H 5 chairman of t h e Prflgfflm committee there. She w a S also interested in G. A. A. H.-XNA KORIYAMA Nursing will be Hana's chief interest in life after she fm' ishes her college studies. She has been a member of the Japanese Club and the Sci' ence Club. CHIYEIQO Kosuoi Chiyeko came to Broadway from Pacific School. She has belonged to the Science Club, the French Club, a n d the Girls' Club. CARI. LEWIS LLxRsow Call left us In the mlddle of the year Whxle he was here 'Ie was xery much Interested IU the shops PHXLLIS LEENDERTSEIN 'X tharmmg glrl IS Phylhs Her studlous habxts should Hung her success ID college 11 the future ART LINIDEN Engmeeung 19 the field In xhIth Art plans to galn re wvvn for hImself He tame tm Broadway from Seward EI.EANoR LONDON Lleanor wIll be another of Broadway s alumnae who wIll attend the U of W The Stlence Latln and G1rls Club have been her Interest In Broadway VIRGIN IA LOSEY Bloadway h a s profited by XIrg1nIa s stay here and VIr gmxa has also reaped benefits from thIs school She came from T T MIHOY grammar chool R E LOUNSBURY JR Emmy had the YCQPODQI 'vIlIty of bemg EdItor In ChIef mf WhIms for awhlle played Frosh football and Sophomore basketball for Broadway BERNIE LUCAS Bernle an Honor SOCIEIQ 'nember has been one of Broadways blggest a ssets She has mijored IU art and barrmg accldents she wIll be a fa hIon artlst In tIme to tome IREEE LUNDEERG lIene transferred to Broad way from Colfax H I g h School She plans to attend eIther college or some normal sthool RosE LUNN The Poster eommIttee of the GIrls Club had a good chaIr man when Rose had charge She wIll attend the U of W next year G TEVIS LYLE TCVIS was presldent of the Broadway HIY and a mem ber of the ScIence Club He too plans to enter the Um xersIty Ionv LYNCH Bemg pre Ident of the De hate Club and also treasurer of the class of H have been ohns mam Interest In lIfe for hI past semester at Broad way KEN x ETH MCALLISTER Kenneth 19 chueklmg to hIm self as he thmks of the bxtter pllls he plans to hand out when he tacks an M D onto hls name EVELYIN MCCORMICR Of course Evelyn hkes Broad way but If you want her to get really enthus1astIc just ask her about North Kxtsan HIgh In Poulsbo KATHERIR E MCDERMOTT Katherme IS plannmg to fol low In M155 McAllIster s foot steps and teach Home Eco nomIcs ELIZ AEETI-I JEANNE MCDOLE Betty Is looklng forward pectantly to an excIt1ng and an eventful caIeer at the Um verslty VIVI aw MCGIFEORD VIXIZIU 19 golng to make a very efhuent secretary for some lucky busmess man some day JACK MCKEAN Jack, as one of the romantic leads in the Senior play, made the girls' hearts go pitfafpat. PHILLIP MCN.AMEE Now that enterprising Phil is going to the U. of W., there is a vacancy at Broadway that will be hard to fill. JACK IVICDON.-XLD We hope that Jack - the earnest, likable chap that he is-will enjoy the U. of W. as we have enjoyed his corn' pany at Broadway. DONALD MCKERSIE Don is going to be a second Floyd Gibbons-at least he is planning to take Journal' ism at the U. of VV. JOHN MAIRS If you doubt John's ability with a pencil or paint brush, just step into Mr. Eichhol- zer's room some day and see the German posters his name is signed to. He is going to be a printer or lithographer. WARREN MANLEY Warren came all the way from China to play the doctor in the Senior play, and he did a mighty fine job of it, ICOO. ALBERT MEDICA Not to be outdone by his swimming brother, Jack, Al has a winning personality all his own. ALICE MEIAICS Alice Mehus plans to attend Seattle Pacific College. We hope that she will have an opportunity there to cultivate her singing talent. PROCTOR MELLQUIST If you are searching for a clever idea, apply to Proc, who has enough for several people. He has been doing some exceptionally Hne work as EditorfinfChief of Whims and as one of the originators of the Daily. MARGARET METRO Margaret achieved the goal of most Broadway girls by win' ning her Big B. ESTELLE METZENEAUNI This vivacious young lady was active in the German Club and was a member Of several Matinee committees. MARGARET MEYERS Margaret, now that high school days are over, looks forward to a secretarial ca' reer. May her pothooks al' ways be legible and her typ' ing perfect. FRANK MILLARD Frank was active on Senior class committees. He was chairman of the Senior song committee. We hope he conf tinues the good work in the future. GAYLE MILLER Gayle has been a boost to Broadway. She has taken a commercial course to fit her for business. She was also in the A Cappella choir. GRACE MILLER In the bookkeeping field. Grace combines efficiency and ambition with a sweet and charming personality. MAXINE MILLER Maxine's excellent work on the Whims Daily did much to make it a success. BILL MILLER Bill does not believe in Buy in g Washington. He is going to the University of Southern California. jack MITTENDKJRF lack has visions of a career in an electrical field. Vv'hile at Broadway, he was a Scif ence Club representative and a track manager. D.-XISHLJ Miraoaxxzx Daisho left us in the middle of the year. We hope that it was not because he wa s anxious to leave us, for we admired him greatly. MARCELLA MQJRSE Marcella majored in Home Economics at Broadway. She makes the sort of pies and cakes that make your mouth water. LAvoNA IVIUSZINSKI I.avona's exquisite dancing, to -ay nothing of her captivating personality, will make her long remembered at Broad' way. . BLANCHE NELsoN Blanche made her ,artistic ability of great help to the Girls' Club through her co' operation on the Poster com' Ylllttce. A, IYIARGUERITE NELsoN 7 4, 'J oing to Business Col' lege 11 ' she is graduated, Margfieritgizag at-ifbition is to be it secon'd'Lily Pons. VVe'l14,a'll attend her debut and s'ayi,k,'kl kn ew her whenfn ' jf, MARY JANE NELSl'lN Mary jane is the girl who put your name on the bulletin whenever you were absent. GRACE NEWTH 5. N yxggsx ,SPX Xi - ,X NoBL'Ro NISHI5.KR.N Noboru was an honor student and japanese Club president in his Senior year. He will either stay on the ground as an electrician engineer, or soar to the clouds as an avi' ator. CEEORGE Nojiai George has just completed a course at Broadway. Vfe wish him all sorts of luck in his future. for he certainly deserves it. EL1.as ODDSTAD Elias sang for several years in the A Cappella Choir. He was a member of the French and the Science Clubs. M1LToN OI.IN'ER The only thing Miltoii did not like about the A Cappella Choir was that Mr. Lindblom did not teach him any sea chanteys. He's going to learn plenty when he goes to An' napolis. RUTH HELEN OLsox Ruth is going to be a nurse and she will be a good one. too. It will be worth while to break a few bones if you can get her to take care of you. PRISCILLA ORTON Priscilla is one of the pretty girls that graced the Stair way of Dreamsl' act in the Vodvil. Her charming smile has won her many friends at Broadway. IVIARJORIE OZURA Marjorie was president of her Freshman class at Cle Elum High. She is planning to teach dancing now that her high school days are over. MARY Lou PACKARD Mary Lou is practicing those bewildering little pothooks that mean so much to the perfect stenographer, She will feel right at home in an ofhce with a typewriter to poundf BETTY PACE This charming young la d y was secretary of the junior class last year and has been an active Honor Society mem' her. Keep up the good work at college, Betty., 'L Defi' HARvARD PALMER Broadway's Lawrence Tibbett is going to bury his nose in dusty law books at the U. of XV. MAX PAPE kVho says the call of the sea lr not as strong as ever? Max is going to Annapolis, too. KATIEIERYNNE PAYNE Katherynne's blond beauty is admired all over Broadway. Her dancing in the Vodvil proved her an extremely ac- complished young lady. JOHN HENRY PEARsoN wlohn is a widefawakc, likable lad. His many Broadway friends wish h i m lu c k throughout his future and expect him to make a name for himself. lVl.-XRKIORIE PETERsoN Marjorie's smile is enough to brighten up any dull office. XX'hen she starts on her secref tarial career in a few years, we all will wish her luck. DoRoTIEIY PEVESTORFF Dottie. besides being an hon' or student, was one of Broad' way's most outstanding girl athletes and a member of the Big B Club. PEC PHILLIPS Peg will be remembered in Broadway for her efforts in writing Hunks and Chunks for Whims. She was also responsible for many of the news stories in the paper. IRENE ELIZABETH PIERCE Irene came to Seattle just two years ago, but she joined the Science Club, the Latin, Club, the Honor Society, and found a place for herself on Whims Staff. MoNTE PIERCE Can you ever forget the charming background Mcinte made for the entrancing Spanish dancer in the Vodf vil7 But Monte is not used to being in the background, he is usually right out in front, BILL POLSON You can look for Bill's name on a startling electrical invenf tion in the near future. He was a member of the Science Club Council and is going to he an electrical engineer. MARY LANE POOR This Patrick Henrietta was affirmative speaker on the debate team during the Hrst semester of her Senior year, and secretary of the Science Club, fx d you like to have charrrii jane relieve you of yo appendix or cut jigfsaw puzzles out of your tonsils7 She is going to take a pref medic's courst at the Uni' versity. RHonA ANNE RACGE Rhodals training in the A Cappella Choir ought to be a great help in her career as a kindergarten teacher. 'kMusic hath charms to sooth the savage breast. JAMES RICE james started his high school career with a roll of drums as president of his Freshman class, and has been a promif nent, popular Broadwayite ever since. QM' ,Z-je x, .lp- I 5. an 9.1 HARR ROBERTS J' i B dvvay turns Harry Rob' s, a iinished product, out into an eagerly waiting world andxsits back wellfcontent, to await its verdict, KENNETH Ross While most of his classmates are slaving at some Univer- sity or other, Ken is going to be enjoying himself. He is leaving school for a couple Of years before he enters the U. of W. JOHN RUsH John is going to be a success' ful lawyer some day. If he is not your attorney, just be sure that your opponent does not retain him. HOWARD D. RUSHONG Howard has his future all planned. As a corporation lawyer, with radio shortfwave broadcasting for a hobby, he is bound to have an interest' ing life. GLADYS SANDSTROM Sweet little Gladys, with her cheery smile, made the daily grind more bearable these last few years. We hope that she will always ha ve cause to smile. MARTHA SCHMIDT Q 11 i e t a n d unassuming, Martha has successfully com' pleted a commercial course in Broadway. Once the business world becomes acquainted with her efficiency, there will be no question about Martha's success. JUNE ETHEL SOHUMACHER The Girls' Club is going to miss this active committee worker as will the Science Club and Whims. Keep up the good work at college, June. JOAN SCHWEITZER Ioan, who hails from Port' land, Oregon, has been at Broadway only two years, but that was long enough for this animated young journalist to make a host of friends. BEN SEABORN On his boat Circe, Ben sailed in the Olympic Games, winning several points for Uncle Sam. He is going to be a technological expert, one of those people the techno' crats say should rule the world. BETTY SELESNICK A reliable girl from Everett High School, Betty showed her excellent early training by her active work in the Girls' Club. RAY SEVERSON Ray is headed straight for a Big Business career. His experience on Broadway com- mittees the last four years ought to be of great help. NOBURO SHINBO To be a certined public HE' countant is the ambition of this smiling Honor Society member. Keep that old smile a'smilin', Noburo, and you will get there! AL SHOPERA As the Al part of Al Quist Of Tiger Tail Twister fame. as Yell King, and as Student Council President, Al will long be remembered for his humor and ingenuity. DAN SHOVLIN Dan's posters have helped to put over many a Broadway drive. His artistic ability, combined with his athletic prowess, make him a very versatile young man. RUTH SIEGEL Ruth was a city debater, Broadway representative in the S. A. R. contest, winner of the A.S.U.W. extempore speaking contest, debate man- ager, and associate editor of Sealth. HOWARD W. SIEVERS Chicago sent us this steady and dependable fellow. He was secretary of the Rifle Club in 1930 and continued his good work in the Boys' Club and the Science Club. ADA LHRRAINE SILLIMAN Quiet and unassuming, Lorf raine found her way to the hearts of many Broadwayites. BE.-xTRII:E Smifsox This young lady has ambif tion. S h e plans to study music IH Europe. HENRY' SIMPSON Evidently this young giant plans to be a financier as he was banking manager for his roll, He is going to the Uni' versity. KATI-IERYN SMALL Katheryn came here last year from Portland and we cerf tainly were glad to have her come. She was a member of the Girls' Club and of the Science Club. She is a good student and a lovely girl. DORIS SMITH Here is a typical clubwoman, alert a n d ready to help. Doris was secretary of the Science Club and was active in both the Spanish and Girls' Club. AADRUN SOLBERG Popular. efheient Peggy was a member of the Girls' Club Cabinet, the Science Council and the Spanish Club. She is going to the Vv'orld Fair this summer. and then she will seriously set about learning to be a nurse, FLORENCE STAQY Florence has been a steady, dependable member ol- the Girls' Club, the G.A.A. and the Science Club. She plans to attend college, BETTY STANTON Betty is an industrious. wellf informed person. The busi- ness world will acquire a splendid stenographer when she Hnishes her course at Business College. ALICE MARIE STEAD Aliee's sunny smile will har' Inonize with the sunny weathf er of California. where she plans to live, She was an active member of the Choir and ni an y other Broadway organizations. CRITTENDEN STEELE This lad knows what he wants. He is energetic and at the same time studious. He plans to attend the Ll. of VC. and later Dartinoutlt College. W.AxLT STEWART .. The able portrayer ol' the vilf lain in the Senior play ad' mits he wants to start as a Bank President and work up, MAYNARD STOKES Look out. girls. here comes that handsome young Ensign Stokes. Yes. that is May nardls ambition --to enter Annapolis. BILL SToxER Here is a good steady boy with an earnest desire to make a name for himself as a successful commercial artist. GERTRLTTE STL'EI3s Vv'hen Gertrude goes out HIL! the business world, the rest of the stenographers will have to look to their laurels. Her efhciency. to say nothing of' her friendly manner. will aid her in her upward climb. TVTILDRED SELLIYAN MildI'ed's activities in the Girls' Club. the Science Club and on WVTIIIIIS Staff have only INUIAC clearly shown the dependability of this lovely girl. ALBERT SWAN Participating in Inany activif ties besides b e I n g baseball manager. Al proved himself to be a versatile young man. IVIILDRED L. Swiczit Prom Canada came this pretty young girl who plans to major in Business Administration at the Lf of VJ. SHIZUE TABUSA Another Broadwayite plan' ning to spend some years at the Lf of VV. She has been in the Girls' Cluh and the Science Cluh. so she has a good start. ARtTHlE Tfxrr Archie ls one of those tight' ing Tigers on hoth the grid' iron and the greens We expect to see him wear a purple and gold XV soon. Karsexii T.xKAiLos.H1 Katsumi has been a member of the German Cluh, Honor Society. Science Club and the Senior play cast. He is a fine student and a line fellow. lVl.-RRY Maaiico T.-uceno hlary is a quiet girl who has :nade her way in Broadway an d now intends to go through the L'niversity. Kixiiiico TMQEHARI This charming young japan' ese girl has been a conscienf Iltwlls worker in her studies in Broadway. Wie hope that she will rememher her high school friends. P,xt'LiNE T. T.ax.u3E Pauline plans to sail the -even seas. Vfhen sl1CI'Cfllff1S, she ls going to husiness col' lege and train lor secretarial XVuYli. Mm uso Vit mu T.-xxaieex fviiyolto. a smiling ii1Ul lI1llLls girl. intends to he a pharma- cist. As soon as she leaves Broadway, the University will rind her strolling on its campus. jr.-xx N E TAYLOR Jeanne has interests in two places, on the flying field and in the hospital. Two hig things, but she is the kind that will he successful. VJANDA TAYLOR Wanda was president of the Girls' Club and a leader in all school activities. She is a strong leader, a good sport. and a hne friend. Lot'isEoTEETER Loui' liar art ipatrd in ma ool a ' ' .. She is gr atl n d in science and inte . to take it up at the University. IVI.-XXINE Tuorafxs Maxine was vicefpresident and later president of the Radio Club, Her future is in the air as she intends to he an aviatrix and radio operf ator. PAT THoM.-xs Pat was only with Us one short semester hefore she re- turned to Queen Anne High. hut in that time we certainly enjoyed having her here. CHVCK THoRPE Chuclfs outstanding characf teristic is his sense of humor. No one enjoys a joke more than he. WiN1PREiu Tires x'Vv'innie conihmes athletic prowess with hrains. She was a shining light in sports. a prominent memhei' ul- the Big B Cluh. and ol' the Honor' Society. ISABEL TR.-xxrtmi lsahel was one of the drama' tists in the Senior play, vice' president ol the Senior Class. a City Dehator, a memher of the Honor Society. and a lovely girl. RosE TRICR Rose is an important person in any activity she under' takes. She is a peppy, ener' getic person and well liked by all who know her. ToM TsuBoTA Tom made himself an integral part of Broadway through his activity in the Science Club and in Intramural Basketball. He intends to go to Business College n ow that he is through with high school. FIAROLD Tsuicuxo Harold was on the light' weight Intramural Champion' ship team, and a dependable member of the Latin Club, the French Club, the Boys' Club, and the Japanese Club, FuMIIco TSUNEHARA Fumiko, another college pre' paratory student, was a loyal member of the Honor Society. Keep up the good work at the GEORGE W. TYLER Si, Senoritas, and Senors, the treasurer of the Spanish Club in 1931 is also a star football player. Vvle look for Seattle College to have at least one good player next year. CAROLINE VAILE Caroline is one of those girls who will be a success in a big way. She was vice'presi' dent of the Honor Society, a member of the Girls' Club C a bi n e t and Circulation Manager of Vv'hims. EI.woon VAN ISIIEXVENHLTISE Elwood plans to go into the aeronautical industry and to study navigation. Let's hope his success will be as big as his name. VIRKDINI.-X bf.-XRNELL Virginia is one of those pep' py, ambitious people who pop up in everything of im' portance. She plans to get a degree from some University. SYLVIA V1NIIqow Sylvia intends to spend two years at the U. of W., then she will leave for sunny Cali' fornia and attend the Uni' versity there. Seattle will miss you, Sylvia. BE.-XTRICE W.ADE Winstmme little Betty was one of Broadway's most popular Seniors. She served as Girls' Club treasurer this last year. and her sunny smile was one of Broadway's big attractions. EDWARD VJAGENAAR Ed left us in the middle of the year, but we think he is a regular feller even if he did seem anxious to get away. RUTH W.AHLBciRo Ruth was the Broadway rep' resentative for the Camp Fire Girls, an Honor Society mem' ber, a leading light in the German Club, and a charm' ing girl. RIJLAND W.ALRER Roland was an honor student all during his four years at Broadway. He was also an active member of many school organizations. FLoRA W.ALsER As vice-president of the Ger' man Club, an honor student, and a Girls' Club committee worker, Flora was appreciated for the excellence of her en' deavors as well as the sweet' ness of her smile. CAROLYN W.ALTERs Carolyn attained two special honors while at Broadway. She was an officer of the G. A.A. and a Big B girl. Vw'e hope her future will be as successful. MARGARET WIAUGH Margaret did not like Chem' istry very well, but she made up for that in her zest for life. PATRICIA WIN an s Th1S pretty m1ss was the author of Pat s Prattle the clever poetry column that peared 1n Whrms for several years She also was a member of the Grrls Club Cabmet and the wrxter of the lyrlc for the Senror song RICHARD Wcujcrrt ju rx E VJOOD une rs a tomedrenne of the fnst calrbre She brought u many laughs as Lxzzle the mard rn the Semox play Jack WRIGHT What paragraph of twenty or thrrty words can adequately compa Jack s actxvltxes He wa secretary treasurer of the Boys Club last year an out tandlng athlete and a prm e fax oute ROBERTA WUSTHOFF Roberta 14 one of Broad way sweetest glrls She vu be a busmess woman and mrghty hne one too Tamara Yaoi majored 1n scrence and mathe matlc and yet had txme to make many frrends rn the Scxente Club the Grrl Club and the Honor Socrety Ex ELYIN. 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H D ' D 'N 5 X 7 7 T' 7 1 5 'S ' 3 7 v 3 5 3 I ' I b f ll. ' .3 3' I 3 V , s s. . J s , 4 Z., 1 M r ,N 'xi ' p ' ' T ,xxx N , 45 ' , ' ' , ' 1 J S as fp Dale Ogdeng jack McKean and Al Sho' ' 1 My Q 5 s f S 2 Y s - , ' L: , , V- s' -' s 5- s f y - U -s - si- ' s s , , -5 7 V s s- ' - - T Q . 1 -3 -IX :X'Sfl'Lf'1 g,y,- -1- JC.-.IL A! HEALTH Sealth Staff Luxmx 1 Axmko 1 um H011 Lux REACH ANDERQKJN Ednor RUTH SIEGEL Assoclate Edztor N1C1x PAPPAS Sports Edztov BETTY STREHLAU Asilstant umor Editor BLDDY HOFF Busmess Manager BLD KALE umm Busmess Manage-r MIQS POST Adozsoa MR FLLTQN Busmess Advzsoa MR PRITCH ARD D1SI'l1b1LIlOTL Adwsm L 7' 'U , 'C 'U J. .P ar rv- F' Tn -f :1 W f- c' 7? , 1 1-1 W 1 -4 -1 J: -1 7 1- 1 F' , .f..f' -fb Nun Exght l -5 x K 4 SA. ow ,Jr ' T3 if RJ: MQ . , ,A g' 'Q - ff: ' 'W xgfs. X' , 4- X9 I 5 , ' ..'1:. . .S N R1 11S11.-111. Bl' ' A111121 SMITH ....,,...,...,,,....,,.,..,,........,1.... junior Editor 1 N . 1 ' 1 1 9 3 3 cffrt Qstaff 'WEALTH oyy es a debt of gratrtude to the members of the Art Stalf who hue helped to make th1s ed1t1on possrble Engraved d1v1s1on paves were beyond thxs years financlal restrletlons But Fay Chong and hrs helpers ame to the reseue w1th a. promxse to eut rubber prints to take the plaee of thr envravmv The deswmnv alone was 1 matter of weeks Whexm the Sealth theme hxd been ellosell the Art Stuf set to work sketehmg the p1'Cl1IH1I1clI'y deswns Fay Chonv Broadvy my senlor lb I'LSpOIlb1l'7lb for most of thxs pl mmm, but he wls uded by m my of the pup1ls m lus irt eliss Whelm hurl dr IWIIIUS hid been m rde the work was not hnlshed however The tLdlOUN exletlng work of euttmv the rubb r bloeks remalned to be done The retual trme requ1red to eut one bloek eomes elose to H1116 hours Kendlll Patton and Sho o Kaneko proved themselves able dSS1btdI1tS by euttmff several of the bloeks These are by no means Fay Chong s first efforts as he already d1st1ngu1shed hrmself rn the held of hnoleum bloek euttmg He vton honorable mentron 1I1 the Seholastle Magazrne eontest last yeir and seeond plaee thxs year H1 entry eons1sted ot a group of SIX bloeks one of vyhxeh Tree Trunks wr reprodueed on the eover of the Seholastre Maw IIB. for Aprll 79 Nxt! 1 - ' ' -s . 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WHIMS ESPITE the depress1on Whlms Broadway s famous Weekly eame through sueeessfully and produced more journalxstlc IHIIOVHUOHS than ever before Wh1mS was foreed to reduce its sxze to live columns durmg the seeond semester but the weekly publlcatlon was supplemented hy the new Da1lx Whlms nevts eahmet wh1ch more than made up for the smaller newspaper Under the edltorshlp of Lawrle Anderson Iroctor Mellqulst Russell Dux al and Emerson Lounshury thlrty ive 1ssues were puhhshed More than seventy five students were enrolled IH the jOlll'IldllSIl1 elasses to he taught th art of reportmg hy Ira T Mlllef The h1 hhght of the first semester eame when the elass turned out 1 Wh1mS LCl1t10Il of the Seattle Post lntellweneer wxth take offs on all the famous features of that paper and vnth a make up dupheatmg the well known dallx Two suhser1pt1on drlves were undertaken w1th fa1r success and much or1g1nal1ty Everythmg from carmvals to assemblles was used to ballyhoo the mer1ts of Wh1mS Caroline Va1le aeted as C1rCulat1on manager and not only helped 111 the campalgnmg but superv1sed the d1str1hut1on of the weekly COp16S to the students Wh1n1s 1S lO7lC1l1Q ahead Bmg thmgs are planned for next year Broad vtay s weekly w1ll agam he a sul 1t not a seven eolumn paper and may onee more attaln 1ts old standmv of All Amerle an 91 mls . . - a a a , -e , . , Y a 1 V. . 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H . ,. , . , V . 5 4 . . r 'ev Tum Ernahmag hmm Bmlg V L 1 No 1 SEALTH Enmox ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FIRST DAILY SCHOOL PAPER 1n Seattle lends novel dlSt1HCt1OH to Broadway WHIMS The flrst lssue was publlshed January 50, 1935, and the paper has appeared every school day thereafter w1th advanced news and bulletlns WHIMS DAILY WAS ORGANIZED TO GIVE THE SCHOOL red hot news wh1le promotlng the lnterests and followlng the pol1c1es of the weekly paper BY PROVIDING MOTIVATING PROJECTS 1D the Dally cablnet lt almed to create lnterest 1n the var1ety of subjects offered 1D the courses at Broadway It alded in coordlnatlng the dlfferent departments of the school and thereby fulfllled one of the natural functlons of a school paper FOR FIVE WEEKS THE DAILY WAS EDITED by four members of the Journallsm II class Professor Q Horace Wobblewlt, the Arthur Brlsbane columnlst Jolned the staff dur1ng the f1fth week and h1s dally comments became a feature of the paper gi gig CARTOONS OF CURRENT HAPPENINGS WERE MADE by a staff of cartoonlsts conslst 5 lng of Bob Goodman, Albert Chlsholm, Stan S ,wa JOURNALISM STUDENTS were g1VeH a more lntense pP3Ct1Ce 1n Wrltlng COHC1SB1Y, clearly and completely of the thlHgS they saw and heard around the school EXHIBITS WERE CONTRIBUTED BY DEPARTMENTAL HEADS and 1nd1v1dual teachers who cooperated to the fullest extent ln maklng the paper a success Projects were recelved from the art, SC16HC9 1HdUStFl31, forelgn language Engllsh, hlstory, and mathematlcs departments, along w1th contrlbutlons from students Partlcular credlt must be glven to the letterlng classes of Louls Hanquet From the sclence classes the great wealth of materlal was g1V8H PICTURES OF THE WELL KNOWN BROADWAYITES recelved recognltlon from the1r fellow students by belng accorded the honor of havlng thelr photographs placed 1U the cablnet together w1th storles of thelr scholastlc accompllshments z T 0 o O . , . . . .' . . . . . . 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I . 0 Seven y' href' SFALTH the orgamzatlon Presrdent Vlce Presxdent Secretary Treasurer Treasurer Pro Tem Buxldmgs Clerk Entertamment Frlendshxp Freshman Auxxlxary HOSp1t8l1ty umor Representauve Lost and Found Mnddy Muslc Poster Rest Room Semor Representatxve Social SCTVICE Sophomore Aumhar Xocatzonal r Cu, Hello everybody' Stauon BCC an nouncmg from stud1os 1n Room IOS metropohtan center of Broadway Hrgh School May we 1ntroduce to you Mrss Llla M Lawrence glrls adv1sor7 Also may we mtroduce thc leaders of Broad way g1rls7 The Gxrls Club mcludes on 1tS mem bersh1p hst the names of every Broadwav glfl The officers of the club w1th the ass1stance of the1r Cablnet have ably led a successful year Stauon BCC takes pleasure 111 mtroducmg these leaders of 1922 19 OFFICERS Wanda Taylor Marvlaxrd Small brace Newth Beatrzce Wade Betty Davzclson CABINET MEMBERS Aadrun Solberg julza Klern Marjorzc ohnson jane Ebrzght Ann Slterburne Dorothy Crouch Anel Srmth Allce Brshop Phgllns Kennedy Constance Ahunland Rose Lunn Barbara More Betty Davzdson Rose Lunn Leah Hayward Betty Anne Crosby Patrzcm Wznans Ramona Fzrnstahl Rosemary Green S tyo N r H A Q i ls ' 3 , . r D I , Wg ., u 14- ' ' ' ' , ' ' . f 3 3 : . 1 -s------ -------Q---V-'-------------e-vt--ts---,s---a-sV.,--'-'---------- A E 1 , G - - --'----------,--.- U .U-..A------Y-.I...1U...-.-.-.-.-.-,-.F.--F:tb.-.Aj.V.....-.-.-.-.-.,.-jj.T.-...-.-.......A.i-...-.,.-C.1-.E -... 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First of these was 'All Girls' Club Day ' held on December 1 Freshman hostesscs in the Girls Club room a personality Middy lun chcon and a party in the gymnasium after school were the features of this day The April Jubilee a Mother Daughter tea held on April 27 was one of the red letter programs on the club calendar Under the leadership of Mary laird Small a committee consisting of thc chairmen Marjorie johnson Dorothy Crouch Ariel Smith Renee Kinread and Julia Klein planned and arranged this tea Mr Hendrickson Boys advisor and the Boys Club officers Bob Duddy Bud Mowat and Nick Pappas worked with the Girls Club officers to make the Vod v1l a successful production Virginn Varnell and Shirley Ross were in charge of the costuming and publicity for the Vodvil Social Service committee under the chairmen Betty Anne Crosby first semester and Patricia Winans second semester has sponsored flower days thc Thanksgiving Welfare drive the penny drive Christmas work on gifts for the veterans and has assisted the children and mothers of the Theodora Home of the Seattle Day Nursery and of the Mothers Pension Bureau and has also donc welfare vmrk within the school 1933 M l ft e 3 3. 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I0 f nh O TATIOA BCC again' We wish to make more 1ntroduct1ons It IS through the assistance of Broadway s faculty and through the guidance of MIS Lila M Lawrence that the extensive Girls Club program from 1912 19? has been made poss1ble We should hke to have our radio audience meet the Girls Club committee members There have been over 140 students serving on the committees which have made the Girls Club program possible These committees have made successful such Girls Club activities as parties kozies social welfare work freshman auxiliary g1rls assemhlles and teachers teas The success of the Personality committee has been outstanding during the past year Four girls were awarded Gold creeds for keeping their person ality notebooks in 1910 Fourteen creeds were avxarded in 1911 This year forty four girls received their creeds Other committees have done splendid work throughout the year The Lost and Found has functioned successfully throughout the year and has aided Broadway students in their efforts to recover lost articles The P T A com the P T A The Hospitality committee has worked with new girls helping them to become acquainted in Broadway The Friendship comm1ttee has made an dlort to assist those girls who are absent from school The Girls Club has had five all girls assemblies Music for these assemblies as well as for many of the all school assemblies was furnished by the Girls Club Music committee The Freshman and Sophomore Auxiliaries work with underclass girls Teachers teas were sponsored by the Sophomore Auxiliary Publicity for Girls Club events has been given through the Poster committee The Girls Club act1v1t1es are many and varlousl' This has been a long recordlng We have scarcely begun to record tht Girl Club act1v1t1es However our time rather our space IS up S Bye t1ll next year' This 15 station BCC signing off Folks' S115 3 . I . . , z M . , . . . I . , . Q, . , F ' 7 I 1 I 5 B ' .. N Q . . 1 . . Y . . . I 3 P . . f ' . . Y f . ' mittee has been most efficient in the preliminary work for each meeting of s , ' . ' ' ' s ' .... 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VS 1 5 ' fc 'u11ty'fSt1'e'w1 'C J SEALTH 7k+e.f Boys Club ROBERT DUDDY Preszdent BUD MOWAT V1ce Pvemdent MR HENDRICKSON Admsor NDER the able leadershlp of Hendy Hendrxckson and xts officers the Boys Club has contmued to carry on IIS good work Th1s year the organ1zat1on took over the manage ment of athletxcs for Broadway In thls l1ne lt ha done remarkably well At the t1me the Club assumed thxs respons1b1l1ty there was a large deflclt Through an act1v1ty card plan and varlous other money I'3.1Sll1g CIHHSHCIIOIIS the Boys Club was able to buy new foot ball unlforms flnance basketball baseball track golf tennrs and pmg pong and cut the debt down almost HENDY two thlrds The Boys Club has contlnued 1tS good work 1n the field of charxty by makmg many unfortunate people happy durlng the Thanksg1v1ng season The drlve th1s year was a great success much t1me and hard work made rt such Th1s years Vodvll staged by jomt co operat1on of the Boys and Glrls Clubs was a great success finanually and dramat1cally Th1s progresslve body cl1maxed the year w1th Wh1te Clothes Day 1nclud 1ng a dance wh1ch several hundred attended Gomg 1n w1th your m1nd set on wmmng IS the first essentlal to makxnv a success 1n any work you may undertake Thlnk enough of yourself to do any task worth acceptmg the best you can There IS pleasure and pr1de as well as profit 1n domg the work 1n hand the very best It can be done Sv rxlighr -A f . f L, , 'iff 5-, 'C Fx 1, pq, ,f V I I!! 4:11-,X v I-K: 3 L, f - ' Bro MOXX'.RT Bos DL Dm' NICK PAPPAS 7 NICK PAPPAS ................,..,.,..................,,..,..........,,. 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S , . . , , f 3 7 3 I 1 'v ' ag v Q Q . . , . , . . f . , . . 3 3 ' a , . . . . 5 e en Q- i 1932 Honor Socrety ROSS REID Vzce Preszdent BUDDY I-Iorr Seeremm Treasurer MISS BOND AdU1SOT HE TORCH of Broadway s Honor Soelety 1s st1ll burn1ng w1th a steady and l3I'1lll'lI1t llght Seventy seven students are wearers of the one bar pm fifty two students have won the two bar pm and mnety one students are the worthy possessors of the Gold Seal p1n Why does the Torch burn so br1ll1antly7 Because the members of thls soerety have been larthful to IIS 1deals and Its standards To these students of Broadway eertlfieates and prns have been Httmgly awarded To the Honor Soerety alone belongs the prlvllege of h1v1ng Its monthly meetmgs durrng the s1Yth perlod and the elever programs sponsored by the Socrety have been the drvertxnfr Interludes of th1s last hour of the day Polrtles was the theme of the November meetmg where serxousness walked hand 111 glove Wlth burlesque and humour In Deeember the Whrte Elephant was Introdueed to Broadvyay and ran rrot 1n these stald md aged halls The preeedent establlshed 111 the fall was followed throughout the year the spr1ng meet1ngs be1ng equally unrque and enterta1n1ng Then as the proper close to a glorrous year the Honor Soelety of w 1 presented a g1ft o IIS Alma Mater To the adv1sor peppy elhelent M155 Rowena Bond belongs the credlt for havlng led the SOCIQCY to the LL1lIDlI'llf1OIl of I sueeessful year It s great fun 1tS a great honor and 1t s a great Club THE BROADWAY HONOR SOCIETY S 1 :tx 1 'af ' . nf Q Q , I . Hr- I fi O HARVEY ANDERsoN .,......,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,,...,.,,,,.....Y,,.....,.,,...,..,, President , - 1 s , ' ' s , - f 1 1 5 w ' , . g . , . . , . , . 2 . N .N . N 7 , ,, ' ,' '77 ' A. , . . A. ' T I 4 5 9 , T. ' T 5 . i . ,E X Q . 2 . 1 1 7 1 a s T c 'cr U-'Nine SEALTH Enghxy One bar Wearers Durl Adama Rusacl Andumn Qhrgcru Aokr Maslxc Asanuma Donald Beach Elem Bcclac fl'll1d1d Bennett Masahlko Bxtoxx Carolyn Blumenthal Elrzabeth Brandatmm Marjorne Brenaman lohn Burns Vrrgmra Burvxcll C Cory: Damba her Peggy Durlun Lore Euler C harlurtc Frsh Alun Frxcdmm I lldrg Carlwutt Dorothy C uthman Nmla Hailxlgnlnlxr Mary Haxanrn Exclxn Hlghl md Don Hxllman Thelma Hoglund Takashx Hon Mac Hornbcck Tar lnul lean Ishrkaua Hcnry lror Dirk Izzard Marx lo jamsk Mrxo Kamachx Amy Kancko Inns Kay luhn King, L4 msc Krrkcr Macako Kmzumn Hcrbcrt Ladlcv A :Ida L HLllfCllX Em.-xlrc Lrppctt lrxmg Lowcn lrcnc Loy Karhrvn Mcllralth Carl Mcdrca Betty Mrgnun N1 holas Mrhaxlux Fcurge Mmato Takeo Muramoto lane Mllrphx lancy Mlrsladzn Takcahr Nakaconc Donald Nclsnn Maxine Next Rubcrt Nxcrc Ellran Offer Hx mn Page Slclla R xg.,1,c Mary Cathcrrnc S1 lc hn qhephcrd Dorothy Shrgrlnra lean Small Ro w Suto Kerko Takemura Ellen Tanaka Penelope Trflin Veqa W ason Karau XVatanabe Robert Vw rgen lohn Vv llton Thclma W oodrs XX ax nc V rxght Tc Qhlxxo Yap IM mrhy Yamannka 'i 1 1 . 'v ' 2. A X ' ' L' 'lc 1. V., . . ' . . . I . . J - I f c . ' I 'ly I ' 3 , 1' v Irma Haas KIUY Piles 2 - - 'V - ' A af' - - 4' ' 1' ' r.s.k' .. , ' 2 K , K y , r . - - 5, , . E v . ' a f r- 'Vv .lr ' ' V r . I . , 2 , 1933 Twofbar Wearers Constan L Ahrlund Pearl Alder Alan Bates Blanca Braneonc Dan Canheld Bob Calwell Adele D Ambrosra Mary Date Phyllis Dearlove Max Duyardm Frances Dyer Roberta Freneh Raehel Funes joe Glass Mary C oodner Florence Gurhman Calvm Harrah Clarre Holcomb Vlolet Howard Hrrushr Hoshr Alda john on Marjorle Lexx Kay Phyllxs Kennedy Chrhrro Krl-ruchr George Kmredge Hugo Kurose Frances Lexx joe Lrlly jack Lucas Budd Matlock Hermeen Muller Patricia Mrller john Montgomery Jeanne Mon Shrgeru Morxrar Roscoe Mosrman Elva Moss Lucy Noxxlcoff Rogna Olsen Vlrgrnra Paulson Marjorre Rrddoch Ross Rerd Shirley Ross Drxre Srmmonds qmnley Tollefson jaek Weber Mary Celxa Whrpple Tess White Robert W oodxxard jack Yamasaln Lrghrg One I ' ca . 2 . . . 1 Patricia Green Elsa Pedersen . . . k K , Q 1 s . . , 4 f - . . . . f , SEALTH ' L! ' v 5, X x X , Ar M A X , . , 1 1, Gold Seal Pm Wearers those students who have earned seventy elght pomts wlthln slx semesters, are MHFJOFIC Adam: Vlolet Alford Harxew Anderson Dan Bathrlelc Frances Blalr Gall Busby A nes Chan Carl Cooper Barbara Croxxder Jerald Culhane jane Ebrlght Dorthyan Erhln ton Edna Fredlund Bernlce Frledman Naoml Gershon Shlrley Gllbert Ralph Gllham Ro emary C reen Mlnnle Goulder Marx Hall Patrlcla Hall Leah Hayward Lucille Helekunlkl Van Hlllman Buddy Hoff Mary Hunt Harold Imberry Gold Seal wearers, who Janet Dearloxe MBIIOD Flsher Carol Frykholm Rosemary Gall Ruth Hall Elgllty Tuo Annabel Izzard Mary Allce lameson Leonard ,lobe Marjorle johnson Vlola johnson Renee Klnread julla Kleln Harold Lane Bernle Lucas Rose Lunn Betty Meacham Howard Mendenhall Hugh Mlller Dlck Moser Katsuko Nakata Nohuro Nlshlsaka Masa Obazaxxa Betty Pa e Nlck Pappa Dorothy Pelestorlf Peg Phllllps Mary Lane Poor lane Porter james Rlce jean Rlxon Margery Roblnson Cladys Sand-lrom Ann Sherburne Nobu Shlmbo Al Shopera Ruth Slegel Marylalrd Small Arlel Smlth Betty Strehlau Roland Swanson Katsuml Takakoshl Earl Taylor Wlnlfred Tltus Isabel Trantum Essey Tucker Henry Uhrlch Caroline Valle Vlfglnla Varnell Paul Vaschenko Lucllle Volker Flora XX alser Carolyn Via ters Rlcha d Frye lVatt evxel Wllllams Roberta Vw usthofl Fumlo Yagl Tamaye Ya l are now dolng post graduate work, are Art Hay dock Norlchyo Maklno Charlotte Tlndall loyce XX l-l ht l . - . aj' A 'S lx l 7 o Students who are eligible to wear the Gold Seal Pin, an award granted Betty' Dayidson Markus Mayer Xyanda Taylor 'S ' 'U I - Q . g S l f i. ' 4 ll 1933 RHd1O Club I-IIRosH1 HOSHI Premdent ELOISE KUNTZ Secretary JOHN BURNSIDE Vnre Preszdem ELLO CQ calllng CQ' Amateur rad1o stat1on W7AOK 1n Broadwax Hxgh School 15 calhng C and 15 standmg by for a call from anyone Yes s1r W7AOK the radlo statlon of the Broadway Rad1o Club got on the ether after a long per1od of rest All the apparatus IS now owned bx the club Th1S COI'lS1StS of a pllot recelver and a low power transmxtter usmv a slngle tube rated at one hundred watts The club has fourteen members wlth only one hcensed operator H1rosh1 H0sh1 although more are expected to quallfy before the semester IS over More t1me was spent on code practlce than on tommunleatlon thxs year due to the lack of lltensed operitors The pr1me objectwe of the Radxo Club IS to develop htensed operators from rad1o enthuslasts and to further the lnterests of amateur radlo Cheer1o es 7 s El Th U . EARL Y. DANNER. ........................................... Advisor 7 ' J 9 I 7 . x L V I U 3 7 7 ' 3' . xglfy' rc: SEALTH Stage Force TOM SOLBERG Stage Manager Fzrst Semester RALPH BALTAZAR Stage Manager Second Semester PERRY SPANFELNER Assastant Manager LEONARD SHERIDAN Head Electnczan RALPH GILHAM Assrstant Electncmn FRED HILL AL BLALOFK GERALD CULHANE HENRY ROBIN SON ERNEST CURL RUSSEL I-IATEIELD Lofts Men DONALD NYLEN Faculty Admsor HE STAGE FORCE under the d1rect1on of Mr Nylen started the year Wlth a bang by helpmg to put over that master productron The Bat Wrth the help of MISS Plpers art classes the force constructed the scenes whrch were the most dxilicult ever attempted at Broadway Ralph Baltazar assrsted by Leonard Sherxdan worked out the numerous hghtmg effects that were necessary for the productlon of the Semor play Ray Blalock arded by Ralph Gllham handled the propertles wh1le the rest of the boys had charge of the scenery palnted by Fred H1ll and Russel Hatfield For the Vodvll the next blg event of the year the Senxor play flats were reconstructed under the dlrectlon of Fred H111 Tom Solberg ran the spot hghts from the balcony Perry Spanfelner and Gerald Culhane had charge of the hghtrng sw1tchboard wh1le Henry Robmson Ernest Curl and Alan Blalock took care of the curtams and ropes These boys beh1nd the scenes who work so earnestly to help make our shows and assemblles such bxg successes deserve a lot of cred1t Eght F RAYMOND BLALOCK ...........,.,,..............,,,....,,,,...,,,,,........ Property Man I ' 9 . Q 5 7 ' 9 9 . . Q , , 7 Y T S S ' Q . 5 5 S , . 1 y' our 1933 A Cappella Cho1r C REKT oaks from httle acorns grow can be very approprlately applled to the A Cappella Cho1r Many were the doubts as to the posslble success of such a d1fferent type of act1v1ty Obllvlous to these reactions the few charter members tolled on under the 1nsp1rat1onal leadership of Ernar L1ndblom Slflglllg unequalled works of the worlds greatest composers It was not long before the c1ty began to take not1ce a chorr of publ1c hlgh school students srngmg sacred mus1c of the old masters? Why lt was pos1t1vely unheard of A number of concerts were then grven dur1ng the years The publ1c dublously came anxlous to verlfy certam pralses wh1ch had been gossxped about Yes Mr and Mrs Pubhc came they saw they heard and strangest of all to them they went away enthralled Each year saw old famlhar faces sadly leave and new ones joyously come 1nto the cho1r Each year found the cho1r steadlly gomg up up 1n the masterx and realm ot mus1c By 19 1 the Broadway A Cappella Cho1r recelved recogn1t1on from the nat1on by an 1nv1tat1on to smg at the Worlds Fa1r of 19 '4 at Ch1cago Durmg that year too the young slngers had been heard over the radlo on nat1on w1de hook ups Truly the nat1on was at last 1'6COgI11Z1I1g the unusual merlts of thxs group of slngers from the Wlld West Thrs last year Mr L1ndblom declded to present Verdl s Requlm Mass a rarely gxven masterp1ece wh1ch called for four solxsts and a symphony orchestra ln add1t1on to the augmented cholr of three hundred So great was the acclaxm for the Hrst hrgh school 111 the vxorld ever to attempt such a work the Mass vtas grven two extra t1mes Broadvtay has a r1ght to be proud of thls talented group g I Q.. A 0 ' 9 9 . . . , , . ' 1 ' s . , . . , , . , . . . . 5 I . , l, ., . . . . 5 , 1 1 . . . . . , . ,, , ' 3v1 . ' 3 1 , , I , 1 -N H- N tt - 11 . Q . . .L ,. . W .. 1 - 1 , , , l I . . D . Y 1 v - ' ' y y r U A1 4 . t. Ex l1y'Fu'c SEALTH Debate ASSOC1Hf1OH ALICE LE11 IERALD CLLH11xE LoU1s XVRIC HT BORSCH DExx am IOHN THOMAS MR I-1013113 FII t game tC1 Dlgk Lilllildl Ruth Supl ICI 11d Culhanc OFFICERS Pvemdent Vue President See retarx Treasurer Debate Manager Admsor FITY DEBATE TE AMS APHRMATIX 1' Rebutt 11 NEGATIVE Qpc :ku Rchutt 11 JOHN Lyxc H DELBERT CASTLE Lum ARD JOBE BLDDY HOF? RUTH S1126 EL Miss F0015 Scmnd Scmc ter Hmvld Cjfiilllb Ruth Scxgel Ll ald Culhanc 11I1x 1 K U O I .....,.............. V.. ' ' ..,..,,,.............. .. Y. . ...,....,.....,,,. ,,,.,... .,,,, , ,,.., , I . 1 ,,.,....,.,.,1,1,,,,,,,,..,,,, ' ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,.,.. ' , . 5 1 ' s ' I ' 5 fvinry Lame Pour .,..,,,,.,,,.,..................,,,,,.,, Spcakcrw ,,,,,, ......,........ ,,,, ......... .... 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JV' 1111 x-.'1x 1933 Debate ASSGCIHKIOH HE PURPOSE of the Broadway Debatlng ASSOLIHIIOH 1s to sponsor 1nter sehool and 1nter class debate to secure speakers who are both edueatlonal and entertammg and to promote wxthm the elub rnformal d1sCuss1on on t1mely subjeets Through the aet1on of the Debate ASSOLldC1OH and IIS members Broadway has been represented 1n Ct1y Debate the S A R Oratorleal Contest the U of W Extempore Speaklng Contest the Decl-tmatory Contest and Fresh man and Sophomore 1nter sehool debates In the past year the assoeuuon has been one of Bro mdway s most popular elubs Its attr 1et1ve md LdLlL1t1OI1dI meetmvs hlve been respons1ble for the orgamzatlon s rap1d growth and the enthus1asm of 1ts members has brought to Broadway many v1etor1es 1n the realm of oratory and debate Elem W 4 Y Y O O , e 7 . 5 J' . I . 3 , , , . . . , . . , . , . . . , , s f - - ,s e , 1 4 . . 2 . ' , . , -. ' . ,, ' , , ,, , -' 1 . 4 1 6 1 . . , . . . - . I , V , e e jf y-Scvrn SEALTH .- wk. SCISHCC Club F ALL the clubs 1n Broadway few have as actlve a past as the Sc1ence Club SIHCB the mauguratlon of the Scxence Counc11 and the Represen tat1ve system IH 1922 1tS membershlp has exceeded that of all other organl zatrons of Broadway and th1s membershxp has g1VEI1 If the power to carry out more act1v1t1es than any other group 111 school Its Oflglll as a representatwe club was mtroduced by Dr Redenbaugh who has been the advlsor SIIICC that t1me Under hls excellent adv1sorsh1p the club started 1fS many act1v1t1es wlth the purchase of the mot1on p1cture machme that has brought so many enjoyable Suence MOVIGS Then a hbrary sc1ence shelf was created and many late screntlfic books and magazlnes were added to the Broadway llbrary shelves A short wh1le later scholarsh1ps of twenty ive dollars and twenty dollars vxere offered to the two graduatmg Semors havmg the h1ghest number of torch po1nts ln sc1ence subjects In 1927 the SLISIILL Club advanced Wlth the t1mes and created the Rad1o Club wh1ch has flourxshed under IES help to the real1zat1on of 1 powerful transm1tter and recerver A short wh1le later 10 19 wO the prestlge of thls club brought about the school board s buymg of a one thousand dollar film lrbrary for clty w1de use among the schools One of the greatest contrlbutxons to Broadway was made 1n the form of the ampllfler rnstalled 1n the aud1t0r1um last year Wxth as frultful a past as these act1v1t1es represent th1s group looks for ward to a futur of mcreased fullness It awa1ts the t1me when lt w1ll be able to xnstall permanent talklng plcture apparatus for the monthly sc1ence programs and for the use of the rest of the school A branchmg of the amphfler hook ups to other rooms 15 sought and the enlargmg of the member shlp IS antlclpated The modern sp1r1t of the Suence Club 1S workmg for the ach1evement of an all school membersh1p so that every one 1n Broadway may see the Suence Talk1es 1n the aud1tor1um E ghtgv E gh! 0 V JN, o 1 3 . . . . . . 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W . ,. . , . i 'f x 1933 Suence Club Representauves FIRST SEMESTER Dave Anderson Walter Bergstrom Tom Blakrsrone Don Canfield Delbert Castle Leon Cook Dorothy Croueh MlgUOH Davrs Dorothy Foote Don Graham Rosemary Green V1rg1n1a Hubbard Bruce ones George Krttredge ack Mlttendorf Marlan MOIFIS Bud Mowat B1ll Polson Mary Lane Poor James Rlce Bob Smith Perry Spanfelner Barbara Taylor Isabel Trantum Henry Uhrlch SECOND SEMESTER Constance Ahnlund Dave Bottmg Delbert Castle Dorothy Foote ohn Harthorne Leah Hayward Mary Lou Henry Van Hxllman Buddy Hoff Leonard lobe Charles Kracke Frxtz Leonhardt Duck Lewxs Freya Meyer Dorothy Olson Wesley Otto Gay Patterson Mary Lane Poor Frank uesnel Bob Smxth Dorxs Smxth Aadrun Solberg Perry Spanfelner Albert Todd Henry Uhrlch Algot West Eight X ne I I A ' ' ' gohn Lauritsen jack Mittendorf - . Q SEALTH Bo xxl LL f oouus BI IIOrF Muszc Club ELIZABETH WILDO President DOUGLAS Bosxx ELL EARL Coovuss Vue Premdenf RUSSELL DLVILL ELEANOR WILLIAMS Secretary EVELYIN AMLINDSON ELEANIOR WILLIAMS Treasurer ELEANOR WILLIAMS MISS BISFHOFF Advzsor MISS BISCHOFF oraqm cd III SLptLml'Icr with ElIzalILth Waldcm as prLSIdeIIt Tht lu program III DLLLrIIlILr 1HU'OdUgLd thL Fnshmm to thL Club NLLdlLSs to Sav If was a Qrtat sutusss Twelw othLr IIIIIIor mLctIIIgS haw lxcn hLld, Lmourag IRQ Broidxx I3 to Inter 1D thL fiLld of IIILISIL Thq sponsored a Qtflllg quartet Lomposgd of Eluaheth Waldo Ada Goldm, Marg. Lindsay, and Arid SmIth xxhILh playml If thg S A R orator1I.al Lontvt and at other H1 h SLhoolS III tlIL LIt5 Th-. nut hw muting was hLld III May and If was oIIL ot thL moSt out taIIdIIII1 programs ot the year ThE aLtIvItIc- of rhL Music Club an remem lxrtd hLLIuSL of their great SULLL S III I1ItLrLStIIIU the members of Broadwax High SLhool III Hood music A7Cl11fLClll7L IS Ioztn IIIIISIC GoETHE XII 3 K, N ' I . MISS SI: 9 A X I .,,.........,. E ,,.,,,,,...... I HE MUSIC CLUB, aftcr a years absence from school activities, was rc' ' K -Z 4 7 1 , V A f x Q 1 xNA . N -fl K ' N-N 5 ' Q 3 H 's x 3 A SN 3 ' I , I K V2 YE Y 3 A X 3 A S Y 3 ' L ' 5 . v S. -. , . , , , ' . ' , , v '- 1 v S E S I . I , 'M - S: , L ' N -' v S S Y ' SS ' - S ' ' S A S - f , , - 5 r ' 5 A - - ' S 1 l S f - ' ' ' S fs. ' S , N 'S xii Z w - I M 'K C --NSM I I 5 N: I Y: dl L N 5 ' - ' f - - 7 '- JC , I ' , l I :ly 1933 l 'Q'- Iapanese Club NABOORU NISHISAKA Presrdenr joE HIRABLXYASHI KATSUMI TAKAkOSH1 Vrce Presrdent TERU WATANABE TERU WATANABE Secretarv CHISLXTO KOITAB-XSHI Treasurer Masfx OB AZ xxx A Miss KR1sT1NE THUNILE Admsor Miss KRISTINE THOMLE O PROMOTE eloser eo operz-1t1on amonv students and to further japanese representauon 1n the sehool government a Japanese Club of Broadway was formed last fall Durmg the summer, however a eommlttee eons1st1ng of K1tsum1 Takakoslu Harold Tsukuno and Teru Wmtanahe worked and eompleted the COIINUIUIIOII and also mtde pl ms for the eomlllq semester The seeretary reports four regular meetmgs durmq the first 3 mester However the major aet1v1ty veas the Chr1stm1s party or soe1al a nerrv iffarr wh1eh meluded a var1ed program mterestmv games and pr1zes 'end nshmg 1I1 a pond or presents mlore Santa fthanks to Claude Carlson relgned supreme as master of eeremomes md laughter Thls orvam M1011 his made a flne stlrt vuth over hall of the Lpmese students 1n sehool hemg pa1d up memhers The1r leader Mrss Krrstme Thomle a ehrrmmff and eilielent adm or IS a real frlend to the japanese students Wxth her guldanee the jrpanese Cluhs merersmg representrtron and part1e1pat1on 111 the sehool Government la not doubted X11 rx 71 V fx . A , wh. f ....,,.........,,.....,,,,,,,,,,,,-,,,,,,,,,,A,I ,,,,--,-,,,,,,,,,.,,,, , A I . 3 - f ' ' , -.3 ' as D . . Q 3 K . ' , , - 3 3 - - C . . 7 , 3 2 . 3 3 - 3 3 3 3 ' ' . . - 3 , 3 ' 3 ' 4-3 3- 3 e , e , I K . 3 3- 3 - 3 3 ' ' 3 -,3 3- 3 f U K e , a Y I f . E Y, .N . X 3 . ' . 3 . 3 I . 3- 5 f M , 5 1 , . '- ' ' r 3 3 3 I I . . 3 Y - , be . , , 34 3 3 3 1 . 3 -3 3 .3 1 1 3 x K e ' 1 -.R 2 . 3 . 3 3 2 , 3 2 3 Q 2 3:3 5 ... i . 1 5. ' . 1 X 5 N p . .N . 5 y 1 5 I . 5 i., 7 5: , e 2 I D 1 - Y I f . 3 1 1 3 I - I -3 333 . , 3 - 3, 3 3 3.3 . , , 3 , 3 3, 3 3 L X e 5 1 xc gf vc SEALTH F1l1p1no Club CIPRIANO FLORESCA Preszdenr B-KSILISO CATIBOC, DENLY AGUSTIN V1C6PTCS1dCHC Rosemoo CARRASCA RosENDo CARRASCA Secretary Dm NY AGUsT1N ANTONIO DE LUNA Treasurer E PALPALLATOC Admsor Miss CASSIDY RGANIZED for the purpose of Ufllfylllg the VOICE IH sehool affaxrs of Broad ways F1l1p1no students the F1l1p1no Club has had a successful career Although only a few years old th1s OI'gZ:ll11Z,HtlOIl ls a very attxve one number mg all the F1l1p1no students among ltS members Several 1nterest1ng programs have been g1ven durmg the year and a book was donated to the hbrary IH the sprmg MISS Dorothy Cassldy a Broadway Spamsh teacher 1s the Clubs newly appomted advxsor In the op1n1on of 1tS members the F1l1p1no Club has done much to promote a better understandlng between themselves and the school at large Am tx Tun l O O O MIGUEL ESTANISLAO .........,........ Editor ................,......... F. B. BIGORNIA , 1 .1 , I- Q Va , . 1933 QTTTLCLTL M LLXNVRENCE KLEMMER Pveszdent FLORA WALSER Vue Presrdenr FREYA MEYER Secreravx INDISMAYED by the faet that language clubs were not allowed to eolleet dues the German Club enjoyed an extremely successful year Com pletely dlseardxng 1ts usual procedure the elub orgamzed ltself 1nto a study group for the purpose of aequalntmg 1ts members wrth German h1story eulture and socral eond1t1ons Early IH the year the orgamzatron entertamed a group of Wander voegel the German eqmvalent for our Boy Scouts who were then tourmg the Unlted States Meetlngs were held every Thursday wlth speeches on lmportant topxes followed by heated open forum LllSCL1SS1OI1S on everythmg from se1enee to pol1t1es The first semester the hrstory of the Vaterland from the earlxest appear ance of the Teutons to the aftermath of the W orld War was studled The second semester was spent 1n studylng present eondmons German se1ent1sts authors and statesmen Some members of the club who have done outstandlnv work are Lawrenee Klemmer Joyce Wf1Qht Henry Uhrlch Markus Mayer Rosemary Gall Tow Blaklstone Flora Walser John MHIIS and Freya Meyer Mr E1chholzer the elubs adv1sor sald The work these young people have aeeomplrshed and the knowledge they have acqulred 15 astoundlng X1 ret Th l A ---V--.----,,--, bbll --'-- AIFA -------.-. 4----- ,-------AA. V MR. EICHHOLZER ,.,....... .,,....,,.............,......,,,,..,............,........... A dvisor - z- ' f - f G L A 4 1 3 T e 4 . . ' A s , . - . ' ' ' ' , '- , 7 3 x x w 1 , ' Q n A 1- s.f , ' v g ' e' Q 7 9 . . 7 ' , . x 1' A - V 1 y 3 9 ' ' - . s ' . 1 y - s C' a I, 9 I 9 3 1 9 7 7 ' ' 7 3 S . .. ' , , . ' ' . . ' . ' v yf ' we SE-KLTH Grrls Athletlc Assocratron RENEE KINREAD Preszdent CAROLYN WALTERS Vrte Presrdenc ETTA ANDERSON Treasurer Lucius HELEKUNIHI Sports Manager Essay TULKER Pablrcm Manager Miss HOXVELLS MRS STACRPOLE Advrsors C6 ROGRESS seems to have been the passvyord rn the Grrls Athletre A OLIHUOII of Broadway durmg the past year In the fall the G AA sponsored for rts members a famous crreus whleh featured srde shows fortune tellers and real anrmals from the Brg B pledge zoo The 19 w dthl6f1C calendar has been rncreased by the addrtron of Bad mrnton Because of 1tS s1m1lar1ty to tenms thrs sport has attracted a great number of new g1rls Thrs shovys that Varrety 1s the spree of athletrcs as yyell as of lrfe The Brg B Club under the leadershrp of Carolyn Walters presrdent has mereased 1tS membershrp and has mamtamed xts h1gh standrng among the other honor assoeratrons rn Broadway The fact that over half of the members of the Brg B tlub are members of the Honor Soerety shows that B19 B url are aet1ve m other fields besrdes athletrcs The progress made rn 196 has furthered the adyantement of our solun Healthy happy grrls ire eremted by Grrls Athlttxts Xrf . K A 14 .. A is ' r 'Z fb. v 'F A '12, i r' 7 ,331 A iz'-V . h is ' 0 , 4 A Q CLARA MAE WALTERS .s... ,, ..............,,..........s....,......s..,.,.,... .... S ecretary , . , ' ...,...,.,................................ .. V , . . . B B , 3 ' ',,,, V . ' . . . J. I' . ' . ' D U I , . Q Y 7 ' . , X in ' sv. - r Q- 3 9 7 in ' ii ' ' su ' x 11 f . 5 I f 5 x 1 v -3 s - f .. 5. , fmc x- .fur 1 N K x XXL I L In X I guN L x u up tu htm-Q SEALTH ROADXX at y 19 ' foothall season was not very slleee fu 1 far as Vxllllllllg Games Goes for t ey l'1Il1 hed yuth one y1etory, one t1e and four losses Hoyxeyer the Twer Gaye thls e1ty many a thr1ll a far as team fx ht md 1ntest1nal fort1tude Go The Twer rrrdmen Gaye the elty' ehamplons, Garfield lle touvhe t hard fouffht game of the Bu ov el on and they one Seatt e lt mo t Il'lI'lll1I1U pren tllt 111 th Lynx eomhit Inelw1h1l1t1e and 1l1ILlI'1LS d1d mueh to weake 1 what eemed a poyxerful ehamp1onsh1p eontendlny teun for Coaeh Bell lack Wrxght h best tae e yyas lo t to the team tyxo hours hefore the West Seattle t1lt and h1 serxlees were verthheld untll the Llneoln fraea , mn yyhleh he dld nohly hy h1 name BELL were Les Bngq our m1dget dynamo, who veas seeond team all e1ty cho1ce Boh W1ll1HmS our stalwart guard and seeond team all e1ty eholee and last, hut not least lack Wr1ght our tackle who though he played hut one game yxas al o a second team all e1ty memher Folloyxlnqx the Trqer 19717 reeord BRO-XDXX M WEST SE ATTLE The Bengal paek rn th1s game d1d not find themselves untxl the second half The hrst half West Seattle sk1rted our ends for cons1derahle gam finally eI'OSS1I'lQ the voal l1ne In the seeond half Broadveay hlt 1ts strlde holdmv West Seattle to very fevt vams and threatenlng thelr goal frequently BRO xnxx as FRAxN1e1.ns Loose play mg and fallure to hloek eons1stently eost Broadway th1s game The Quakers termmated a 48 yard drxve down the Held w1th a touchdown to thelr favor, 111 the first half In the second half the T1qers came haek w1th the Pappas to Bnggs passmg attack wh1ch marched down the field and almost netted a touchdown The Lynx handed the Trgers a defeat for the first t1me srnee 1970 IU a Game that was the most thrlllrng ever played hy two Seattle prep teams N1 k Pappa , Tlger quarter started the fireveorks w1th a 64 yard run for a touchdoven ln the first quarter The Lmeolnlans retal1ated w1th a drlve and Xnzrx 'Y L 5 'Ness lzs ' ': V ' ya' ta az, he' Q w -I x vki Y W lx 1 - -3- , I e .. vsvs s ' s Q l vs ' -' Y 1 , , ' .Q . , . p t I e ' 2- 'Q g 2 ' X: ' 5. . 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DICK xxxx 313 1933 Second Team Football 1E BENQ AL reserves did not experience an altogether suteessful season on the gridiron but the experience gained will push them up to fill first team positions next year Mandas a first team lettermarx played a lot of second team ball and was the star backfield man Huletz played well at end as did Erieksen and Garrett Honors should be bestowed upon Allan Trumbull He is a boy of first team talxbre and played eonsistently well on the setond money The reserve lettermen include Mike Acheff Nino Boitano Walt Can trell Curtis Cunningham Bob Capehart John Eicher Art Ellsworth Bob and Dick Eriksen jack Garrett Bill Hollenbeck Bob Huletz Bill Kurz ohn Lynth Pete Meegan ohn Montgomery Jatk Northrup Bob Nyere Allan Trumbull and Paul Vaschenko X z ' - 1 ' 1 f ' 7 squad. Al will be back next year to give the firstfstringers a run for their 7 .T . ! 7 . 3 3 ' T v 3 T g 9 J 9 T a 9 1 , 1 Q ' . . 'me yfN1ne SEALTH Frosh Football OACH A P IOHNSON groomed h1s yearlmvs 111 pre season for a sehedule of Sueeefs H15 praeuce games proved qu1te successful takmff QDea Frosh last years Frosh Lmeolu and West Seattle These Spunky euhs tasted defeat for the first tlme when they h1t the1r regular sehedule You ean alyx ays eount on ohnson to QIVL you a paek of fighters no matter what dwadvantages sueh as we1ght he1qht or speed may hmder them Vloyer Jaek Anton Fred Adams Harry ackson B1ll Turner Al Sehuhaek Lloyd Phelps Pete Carkome H1rosh1 Wata11abe james Bradley Fred D1ek Clareuee Gaustad Al Herrmg deWolfe Mason Boh Tyrell Al West N1ck Mlhallov and Al Med1ea In thls group Coaeh Bell yylll find ome fine mater1al for h1 hrst md eeond squads OHdd . A 1 . h T L , , I 5 4 3' 4 Mx B ll w - 1 e ry ' N , 73 H' , . 1 , 1 Sw ' D 'D 7 ' ,QA -. . . - J A , , N , - , V A it Ba N 3- s I, 1 A ' The lettermen were: Boh Bratsherg, Bob Dyer, Leon Metzeuhaum, Ed A 'X , ' ' , , ' ' J' ' 1 ' , ' ' , 7 . ' - ' 3 .N 3 7 7 7 7 5 B3 r V5 3 - .77 B 1 5 S 3' 7 - ' ' 3 rl C H H ' 3 A' 'C A I e 9 N y UL H71 TL 1933 Second Team Basketball ED BY Capta1n Steve Mandas the T1g6fS Second Team ended the season rn s1xth place three games beh1nd Garheld the champs Hard luck dogged the footsteps of the team wrth many of the exght games lost by less than five po1nts Jlxf ,fs-.Z Hxgh scorlng honors went to Crandall Nefzger who playjffirle ball all season and later was glven a chance on the first team Other hlgh pomt gatherers were Harold Imbery Maynard Stokes and Bob Capehart squad had great sp1r1t and that they were pleased wlth the1r proteges The followmg recelved letters for play1ng seven or more quarters Steve Manda Crandall Nefzger Maynard Stokes Henry Cohen Harold Imbery Bob Cape hart john Laur1tsen Wayne Olson VIC Carkome Herb Zlegler Art Ells worth and jot H1rabayash1 OHddO 'P f y ' 2 ,Yvlf . 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I1f if A .1L1c111 III 1111dy'a11' wc.Iv 'LI 1I1c -4 21 K fu N 1 Fic 1I1u..f111I TI SEALTH Frosh and Soph Basketball HE BROADWAY Freshman and Sophomore basketball team met Wlfh faxr succes IH last seasons play The Frosh led by Bob D1er lanky center Hmshed the season w1th four WIIIS and an equal number of defeats The Broadway first year men were nosed out by Cleveland the champ1ons to be ID a ha1r I'Z1lS1Dg overt1me game The Sophomore tra1l lxghted by the brllhance of Lee Lew1s h1gh scorln and by Walt Maces floor work ended ythen the Sophs were knocked out of second place 1nto the m1ddle of the standmgs The first Sophomore game was probably the1r best as they soundly trounced West Seattle H1gh whlch later became the champ1on The Sophs not to be outdone by the Freshmen won four ot the e1ght games The members of the Frosh squad to earn letters are Jay Block Peter Carkonle Bob D1er Thomas Ford Herschel Grove Harold Medvedeff Lloyd Phelps Frank Sweeney c KCIJI Tsubol H1fObh1 Watanabe and managers Ph1l1p Burns and Alllson Hocklng The Sophs to be gxven letters are ohn Excher c B111 Hallenbeck Manuel Helekumnl Hugh Kurose Lee Lexus Pat Meldner Dewey Ostrom Byron Page Paul Saka1 Satoru Suqxta and Walt Mace OI-Iddf I M . , . D ' 3 3 7 ' I Y ' 1 1 3 5 r G s - :- s r 5 a . , , 5 5 1 7 3 3 , Q -P, , , I .l f -5, v s ' ' s s 7' a s 7 v 1 1 3 1 1 1 ' A 1 1 1 sy , 1 a , a - nc un rc mr L ,, V , r t 1933 Track AST year Coach Bell saw the cl1max of the prep career of the greatest track athlete he has produced In three years of advlce and trammg Coach Bell had groomed one of the greatest prep mxlers ID the country Arlel Edm1ston Th1s boy set a new c1ty record for that gruelrng d1stance and r1ght now at the Umversrty of Wash1ngton 1S domg h1s school and coach proud as a mller Coach Bell has SIX Iettermen back for h1s squad th1s year As Sealth goes to press Bell 1S groomlng h1s men for the1r first meet Wlth West Seattle Dopesters figure the chances even between the two prep r1vals Tony plans to send Snow Horton Rood Kavanaugh Cooper Cunnmg ham and Imbery as sprrnters agaxnst the foe Of these Snow and Horton are the b1g threats In the mlddle drstance heats rn the quarter mlle Snow Murray Cooper Kavanaugh Kody and Zlegler are runnmg Of thrs group Snow and Murray have the edge The half mrlers are composed of Herman Murray and Jones Herman bears the forefront In the m1le the event wh1ch 1n prevlous years has made a name for Bell as far as develop1ng men IS con cerned IS leadmg the field of Sharpe and jones The two Er1cksens Drck and Bob do honors 1n the hrgh jump wlth Chuck Rowe The broad jumpers led by Horton mtlude hlmself Cantrell and Kamrhana BOIKHHO IS the best shot putter O Hzdd 3 - Q , . , . 7 9 1 Y I 7 1 Q ' , ' 1 T 1 7 1 1 3 1 ' T u T j 7 ' Q f S ' 9 Y T ' ' 5 Y 3 ' , ne m 1e Five SEALTH Baseball ASEBALL has been the most successful major sport 1n Broadway Under the tutorshlp of Coach Chrlstensen the Broadway teams have won 14 champlonshlps out of a posslble 17 Chr1sty has produced more men for the blg leagues than any prep coach on the coast Coach Chr1sty termmated h1s colorful career IH 1912 w1th a champlonshlp team Last year the T1gers defeated every school rn the c1ty except Franklm wh1ch defeated them tw1ce The Quakers second vlctory necess1tated a play off wh1ch Broadway won through the superb pltchmg of Lou Budmck Wlth th1S VlCt0I'y Chr1sty s lads carrxed the trophy for the thlrd year stra1ght Lou Budnlck Broadway pltcher was the mam cog 1n the mach1nes that conquered the prep league for three years Th1s boy developed by Chr1sty was cor1s1dered the best pltcher 1n the league and h1s pltchlng clnched many a game for dear old Broadway The outstandmg men of last years squad were Otto Smlth rrght fielder and pxtcher Roy Shafer a player capable of playmg any posltmon 1n the mfield or outfreld Les Brlggs outfielder Walt Franett first baseman and Joe Kesamura the fastest shortstop th1s c1ty had seen 1n years W1th Coach Chr1sty Chrlstensen retxrmg A P johnson Frosh Soph coach takes over the rems Coach Johnson coached baseball two years OHddS 9 , . ., . . , C 9 ' 3 7 9 . , , . , l . . 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K y - 9 I 7 7 , ' 7 7 . . . 1 , 1 7 ' 7 7 7 . , . . . , , . nc im 16 lght A , 1 UU J JM 1933 TCDHIS H05 Z' ROADWAY has always been known for 1ts tenn1s players In the past years 1C has had several rankmg players 1n the Northwest The most outstand 1ng were Leon Turrene Danny LEWIS and Lloyd Nordstrom Turrene ranked first 10 the Northwest and Canada and has played 1n a good many Eastern tournaments In 19w1 Lloyd Nordstrom and h1S partner were ranked as the No 1 doubles team 1n the State of Washlngton They also went ast to Forest Hllls New York In 1922 Broadway won the first All Clty Champ1onsh1p and they dld not lose It unt1l I9wO Dur1ng th1s t1me Roosevelt t1ed Broadway tW1C6 and slnce then they have been strong contenders for the champ1onsh1p Broadway now has the strongest tenn1s team s1nce the days of Nordstrom and Da Ponte The lettermen back from last year are Bob Colwell Jamle Dexter and D1ck Moser Another very prom1s1ng player IS Dewey Ostrom who came to Seattle last year from Cal1forn1a Bob Colwell IS the most outstandlng of the lettermen back th1s sea on H15 rank1ng last year was No 7 Bob plays a good game of tenn1s w1th a strong backhand speedy serv1ce and rather steady forehand He has held down the No 1 pos1t1on th1S year The second letterman from last year rankmg th1rd 15 Jamle Dexter Although h1s game 1S not qu1te as good as that of Bob Colwell he has good form throughout h1s game and he has a very strong forehand Last year JHII116 and Bob Colwell played for Broadway 1n the all Clty H1gh School tournament D1ck Moser IS the th1rd and last of the veterans D1ck 15 a two year letterman th1S year and played fourth man on the tenn1s team The other players compr1s1ng the team are Ostrom Page and Bathr1ck These players afford strong oppos1t1on for the1r opponents and are expected to come out on top 1n most of the matches The coach IS Mr Reynolds who IS the Mechan1cal Draw1ng teacher for Broadway and 15 tak1ng the place of Mr Jahnke who left for the East OHd V , 0 J I ' '-Lv . . , . , . , , , , . . , . . 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