Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I-I D JOHNSON Vlce prmcupol Broodwoy l-hgh School BROADWAY HIGH SCHOOL IS the oldest of the Seattle hlgh schools the others are off shoots from Broadway Broadway IS also the downtown school As the crty has extended IIS growth and new hlgh schools have been hurlt Broadway has remalned close to the heart of Seattle The buslness of Seattle comes close day after day to Broadway students Th1s rs fortunate Seattle IS a commercral crty and It IS well for students to learn early of the busmess of the world So to our school I make th1s address Broadway older brother o Seattle s hrgh schools Heed the heart beat 0 thls mighty :ty Stull standing sturdtly tn the crty s center Understand the yearmngs o her youth In the heart 0 Seattle Knou the needs o h r L r n lb generations And s rue her aah stead astness sympathy and sxnccrrty 11 1-33 'e i g 1 xx y X X, c yt, ,f x J K V' , - . . I I O I , ' Cure-jjrurceymd .4 , lffcaaezyc ,, f , f - ' f e ew: e' ' , 6 v f -, r, ' q

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L P BENNETT Prmcnpol Broodwoy l-llgh School C?'7 ' TLPLCL df!! M8941 6 Fon rmnry FIVE YEARS your school sltuated 1n the geographlcal center of Seattle has contrlbuted materlally to the marvelous development and growth of your c1ty and your state through the act1v1t1es of the many fme men and women who look to Broadway as their Alma Mater The sons and daughters of the Hrst generatlon of Broadway students are now yearly J01IllIlg the ranks of thls school s graduates and former crtlzens and lt IS the oblrgatlon of th1s second generatlon to help uphold the hlgh 1dC3lS and hne tradltlons for whlch your school IS noted As you brd farewell to class mates and the famrllar scenes of your hlgh school days and talce up the tasks you are anxlous to accompllsh or the pos1t1ons rn llfe you deslre to Hll do so Wlth a htm convlctlon that the deslre to do or be IS always an 1nd1cat1on of latent ablllty w1th1n you to accompllsh your deslres 'IO

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mfnfafmllian Baoanw,-xi' cosmopolitan school in the pulsating heart of Seattleegis in itself a community having an enrollment of 2,503 boys and girls and a faculty of eightyfnine members, As in .1 city the mayor, the council, and the department heads and workers contribute to make a smootlrrunning community, so in Broadway the principal, the vicefprincipal, the ofhce staff, and the faculty all help guide the activities of the school. Ably heading this school community are Mr. Linton P. Bennett, its genial, dignified principal, and Mr. Heber D. johnson, its friendly, untiring vice' principal. In the office are Miss Janice Myler, who is chief clerk and secretary to Mr. Bennett, and Miss Betty Pease, who is assistant clerk and secretary to Mr. Johnson. Helping in the office is a staff of twenty or more students who do typing, filing, and switchboard work, or act as information clerks. The keys to our city are held by Mr. W. A. Stocks, the custodian. The treasury is guarded by Mr. G. Pritchard, head of the activity office. Mrs. Elvina Anselm, who has charge of attendance, and Mrs. Helen Carstens, in charge of the study hall, are newcomers to Broadway this year. The faculty also has been increased. The new members are Miss Jessie Howes, Mr. james W. Ladd, Coach Bob', Heaman, Miss May Randall, Miss Mamie Werby, and Mrs. Mildred C. Hubbell. This competent administration, assisted by the faculty, assures the success of the school community's activities. S Hcubby-holen Qffice workers'--efficiency personified