Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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1933 xx M rn l Lira Pram A qrn re Adm1n1strat1on LST what does the ofhee mean to you? 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 . U s ' ' K ' -, s. ' .52 Z 3 I K 3 N A -5 3 1 S - I 'B b 1 ' C . s K ' - 2 2 s 1 s L' , ' s 1 ' 4 3' -x 4 'w I 3 I .wr sl . s r A 1 1 7 V 3- SK - v' 3 - T 3 ' M : 3' ' 3 H 3 ' 4 ' vw - K Y -2 3 ' H -Sf -' ' , '. S .2 i. , ' -' 2 . . . -, L, 2 . ' , y , ' 1 5 a -V a l lib' . I 3- ' 3 1 f K: 1 I ' A V -v 1 D -. , . e ' i '. . , , . s burden of attendance has been transferred to the shoulders of the roll teachers ,,,l Z X A 5 A 'w -:g 32 'S ' ' . A ' L W S3 . if , . s: , ' 5 ' ' : ' ' ' ' ' 1 . C L, 5 - N . , f' ' lj 8 '3 N. ' 3 I ls' xg 3 I t 3 . 3 , 1 V k A ' 3 - - 1 I s as - - ' s 1 s 1 ' 1 , 3 . 4 R I V. , Q , I A 5 M f a. L 1 . U . .Q N ' 1 , I Y h 1 I , 1 'S -I N , A gf 3: . S Q, ' ' ' e' ' 2 D 2 P ' ' ' : s L' 'CN

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SEALTH oust PEOPLE of todlx eseape the pauattons and hatdshtps of jfontzev It e but thex must entountef sztuatzons uhuh tall O7 even mme endumnee and detewmmatton The majmttx 0 these boxs and gnls hale enough eoumge and judgment to de eat the slnlstew 171lU6TlLC9 uhuh fegard xnuth as somethtng upon whuh to utten Bmaduax mes to develob the mlm tmuageous thm zng netes L x c ne suetes REED FULTON T x 'K OINQ tn wzth xouv mmd set on umnmg zs the jwst essen ual to ma mg a success m anx uor xou max underta e Thtn enough o xoursel to do anx tas wmth atceptmg the best vou tan There is pleasure and fnlde as well as pto t m domg the wm m hand the 'LETX best tt can be done LINTON P BENNETT sv I kv' - .,y.'1i .' -' fi- 1i fy f J k - - e , -. u if g, 1 , Y1T.'fP7'f1 9 .s,

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