Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1938 volume:

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V ' me M J' ' wi .hxe ...L.v, Gm the Earth The broken orcs, In the Heaven The perfect round. SHIPS ABOUT TO ENTER or leave a harbor are guided by skillful pilots in order to assure the safety of property and lives. Travelers in foreign lands are conducted from place to place by proficient men and women who know the points of interest and can speak the language of the people. Tourists employ the services of experienced guides to lead them through the forests, across glaciers, up to the towering peaks of our snow-capped mountains. Ships don't just drift into port even with favorable winds and tides. Travelers who go aimlessly from place to place haven't really travelled. Adventurous tourists who ignore the warnings of guides and attempt to climb the mountain peaks alone are usually lost or injured. Students would become confused and lost amid the complexity of courses, activities, and objectives during their four-year high school journey if it were not for the guidance service placed at the disposal of each high school boy and girl. Students who avail themselves of the services of experienced advisers and counselors will, at graduation time, find that they have learned the secrets of acquiring, organizing, and utilizing information and are well on their way to a successful career. ,,...,f- TID FINDING THE RIGHT kind of work is about as important as anything we have to do. For most of us have to make our own way in life, and prefer to do so. The old days of following in our father's footsteps or trade or profession are gone, likewise, those of just work- ing into whatever happened to be nearby. Nowadays, the problem is more complicated. Kinds of work are infinite. We need guides, both to know what kinds of work there are to be done, and to know our own aptitudes and abilities, what is offered and what is required. And there are guides. ln school and out, in classroom, and in libraries, in books and in magazines, experience and knowledge are ready to lead the way. Roll teachers and class counselors give definite vocational guidance. Conferences are arranged by the girls' adviser and the boys' adviser to bring experienced members from various vocations and professions to speak before groups. Thus the choice of an occupation, instead of being left to chance, is carefully directed. If we are wise, we will look for these guides and follow them. Vice Principal. x JNWWHH I i t t B. 'IQ The Center ? in 'S .. .wx is X PRITCHARD KINCAID il? POOLTON GAU- -l-l'llf OFFICE . . . HBrrr,U trembles a student, 'il donit like that place. But he has pro- bably seen it from the bench, for the atmosphere is really friendly and fairly hums vvith activity. The biggest friend in the office is Linton P. Bennett, our principal. l-le and l-leber D. jonsonn, vice-principal, are the guiding forces of the government that manages 2,084 pupils. Through the office the faculty is contacted and receives notices. Every day before the beginning of classes, teachers are busily gathering material from their boxes. Eager- ness for their work can be seen as they smile at students passing by and chat with their faculty friends. Then off to their rooms they dash . . . vvhat vvill the day hold forth? An army of student clerks aids in the administration. Qne corps, under Miss Dorothy Kincaid, head clerk, handles credits, graduation lists, reports, and registrations. Another group, led by Miss Rosemary Gall, assistant clerk, is responsible for athletic eligibilities and non-resident registrations. A third, under the leadership of Mrs. Bernice Poolton, has charge of attendance, late arrivals, and early dismissals. Qutside of these headquarters, there is the vital Activity Qffice, directed by G. Pritchard vvho has the assistance of student clerks. Activity is a vvell-chosen vvord I for this force which manages the stamp cards, banking, and all the finances ofthe school is certainly active. Mrs. l'lelen Carstens, study hall clerk . . .the underclassmen checkers. . . the ,junior- Senior clerks . . . all deserve praise for the success of the study hall. E. B. Lawrence, the custodian, has the task of keeping account of the hundred and one lockers. David Baskervilleis vvork in the book room is another cog in the machinery that has kept the school running smoothly. Because of these services the administration is most important . . . it is the nerve center of the school. of Things. . . STUDY HALL CLERKS MR. BASKERVILLE MR. LAWRENCE MRS. BROWN Bookroom Custodian Lunchroom OFFICE CLERKS y , F 3 i S 4 5 i 4 1 i 1 . 1 lf, 1 '15 '- yi!! , , ' Q5 35, K li ' 1 's..- ' KW 13 The L FQMILILTY - , H H t FLORENCE ADAMS 1 1133 gp I 5 ig English Department Head UTA BATT-EY QOWENA BOND 555515 CASS CAROUNE CONNORS V JULE KULLBERG 6? 1: 'N,,, , 1 I c AMES LADD LUELLA McMULLEN !RA T. MILLER ik 'T H EL 5-fi TfEiff2 V J 5555323535 Mhmpwlff HELEN QLSCDN EDUH POST MAY RANDALL 6 WL F, GER' 1 ' . L F' u 'E Y x 1 , 4 1 N...- I ':. 0' 4 vf ,y V wav 1 r' , w I . R ID-.lJ.4..AJ.z.i,, AM. 925-1- ,Y lb , va.z..,Y ,5 J., . 5.1.11 9 ,4.?.. wwf, v 4 -,-...,,.,.... 'lfis-rw V A ,. sw w 'BPM ! Y M sm I fafff I z 4 Y F0 155.4 ,Q .W 2 1 rw SQ nl, ' X 'H Q3 'iq K Ax 'Mm 1306-. Q3 in A OHN RUE , ' , , JOSEPHINE McALLISIER JESSIE HOWES Il S Home Economics Department Head aff 7 5 9 --XA iqqigi 1 I ' .. -x.-I L- 'Vx ex, BESSIE WALKER gxrt and ugh' HANNAH JONES . i I 1 GAIL BASKERVILLE BOB HEAMAN RALEIGH LICHTENBERGER RHEBA NICKERSQN Heahh and Afhlefics Art-,tems - Health and Athletics li. 'fini ELEANOR SPRINGER I LE PERRY HELEN CARSTENS MAMIE CAMERON Athletics N rarian Study Hall Siglrt Saving Ii, I II NELLIE APPY English BESSIE W. BANKHEAD Foreign Language MABLE BISCHOFF Music NELSON CUBBON Industrial HELEN B. FITCHNER Commercial ELIZABETH MILLS LUAUDA FQQTE Girls' Club English U 5 I PIII-I SHY FACULTY JESSIE LICHTENBERGER Foreign Language EINAR LINDBLOM Music LUCILE MCCABE History MATHILDA PIPER Art ELIZABETH RINGHEIM Commercial FRANKIE SCHMITZ Commercial HARRY L, STINSON Industrial ELEANOR STRATTON Commercial GERTRLIDE STREATOR English IDOLENE M. TOVEY Science MARGARET WALTHEW English MAMIE WERBY History 3 3 1 4 ' ar' Y .2 M 'Y .Li Z W9 V1 3 5' as! Q? Nv Q3 X1 , 'MJ ' N-Nisw 9 ff., sw?-YJ ,Hui ,I -WT V ,IH I 'Sq h H Q Nw-Nw . W 1 W w - Q 5 Q 2 Z G0 I'l'l Z Q Z G0 'U l EXW M fm f .. xaiifgw.. . 2515 4 L X..,,. fit' ,T 6RAlIllATES'SElIOR II0lIORROLI. E IUH O F F l C E R S John Bracken. . ..... President ..... ..... D on Palmer Joe Bradley .... ..... V ice-President .....,...., Maxine Kern Helen Greene. , ..... Secretary .......... Helen Morrison Leonard Cohen ........... Treasurer ............. Melita Elgert Miss Lita Battey .,......... Adviser .......,... Miss Lita Battey Miss Gertrude Woodcoclc. ,Counselor. .Miss Gertrude Woodcoclc There Comes an End. THERE IS nothing lelt but the shouting . . . the days ol high school, or perhaps 'Ldazef are near an end. lt's difficult to believe, but the lour years ol friendship, ol studies, ol dances, ol vvorl4, and ol lun are soon to be closed . . . open thereafter only as memories. The last grand spectacle pealcing the life here vvill be the Senior Ball. But preceding that will be the pealc event ol all . . . the Commencement Exercises. There the diplomas, the crowns lor Four years ol steady vvorlc, will be presented. -l'his'last year has been especially glorious. The matinees , . . the class meetings ...the programs. . .the Class Play. . . those have been Woven togeher into an exquisite dream pattern. -lo Miss Lita Battey, the adviser and friend ol the Class ol '38, goes appreciation that will increase with time. She has been with us since Freshman days . . . may she have enjoyed it as much as vve have. Miss Gertrude Woodcoclc merits commendation lor her vvorlc as counselor. CLA COMMITTEES junior-Senior Dance, Friendship Row1fLillian l-lanson, Betty Curtis, l-larriette l-lanson, Myrtle jorgenson, Margaret Meisnest, Nobuko Koba Row 2f'Ben Llyeno, Bill Foster, Bill Hull, Tom Smart, Ruth Sheppard Row 3---Roy Rubenstein, Dick Dean, Tom Dunstan, l-larold Maddock Row 4-YDick Boas, Bill Cassell, joe Bradley, Walter Otto Roll Representatives Row 1fl-larriette l lanson, Maryko Shoji, Betty Oberg, Suzanne Bernstein, Hideko jujino, Mimi johnson Row 2-Marcia Melrose, Helen Stalder, Priscilla Sparks, Dorothy White, jacqueline Rings Row 3-'joe Eberharter, john Nordahl, Roland jones, Harold Maddock, l-lol Ragge Row 4- Ray Brandstrom, Duncan Pope, Kazuo Kimura, Melt Monheimer Senior Song, Commencement, jade Cellar, Music Row 1'-- Betty Shaw, Barbara Richards, Betty Ann Smith, Lois Nachbar, Margaret Evans, Margaret Needham Row 2fMarcia Melrose, Nobuko Koba, Mary Austin, Priscilla Sparks, George Minzel Row 3--Harold Weir, Bill Clarke, Bill l-lull, Ed Perry, Charles Shepherd A 1-4,4 Program, Senior Mothers' Tea Row 1fBetty Oberg, l-larriette l-lanson, Betty Groves, Mary Row 2ff'Dorothy McKean, Leah joseph, jean McMartin, YQ? Austin, Doba Lee Yewdall, Lenore Wolff Q s 3 janet l-lughes, Katherine Goranflo Row 3fDayid Carson, Helen Stalder, john Nordahl, Dick Dean, Kazuo Kimura Row 4fWalter Robinson, jack Patterson, Don McDonald, Dick Boas 3 Senior Breakfast, Dance, Sealth H 'l Row 1--Betty Shaw, Bette Curtis, jeanne McMartin, Ruth 3' Sheppard, lrene Guske, Margaret Swanson 2, Row 2-- Melita Elgert, jacaueline Gillespie, Marian IS-Qi' Simpson, Margaret Brosius, l-lelen Mallberg T803 3-'Len Eilenberg, Duncan Pope, Roland jones, Dick ' oas, ois riese A Row 4Ml-larold Sondheim, Leonard Cohen, Dick Dean K4 Row Sfjoe Bradley, Charles Kruse, Stanley Sandstrom J C. SY Publicity and Bulletin, invitation, Art Row1 - Helen Muir, Margaret Swanson, Lavonne Brock- man, jeanette McDonald, l-lideko jujino, Helen Morrison Row 2fBetty jean Bohlke, Francis Mitchell, Carolyn Pope, Suzanne Bernstein, Doris Lachman Row 3--Culenn Horton, Nona Finegold, Lillian l-lanson, Arnold Peterson Rolw 4 jack Patterson, Ben Uyeno, joseph Marcus, Roy ZUlT'll Row 5-Warren l-lollovvay, l-lelen jonovich, Curtis Gilbert, l-lal Ragge, Carl Clement X Adams, Ned-Band, Boys' Club, Spanish Club Chosen Vocation: Auto Dealer Manager, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Aeronautical Engineering Akada, Hisayo-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Tailoring Akutsu, Hajime-Football, Freshman-Sophomore Track, Baseball, German Club, intramural Sports Chosen Vocation: Aeronautical Engineering-U. of W. Allison, Everett-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Machinist Ancion, Josephine-Tennis Chosen Vocation: Artist or Stenographer Anderson, Douglas-Football, Sophomore Basketball Chosen Vocation: Business Administration Intramural Basketball Chosen Vocation: Business Administration, Diplomatic Aoyama, june-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Undecided Aoyama, Pearl-Girls' Club, Sophomore Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Applegate, Glenna-Music Club, Latin Club Chosen Vocation: Nursing Armstrong, Geraldine-Senior Pin Committee, Girls' Club Representative Chosen Vocation: Secretary Ashahara, Naoto-fDebate Club Chosen Vocation: Traveling Austin, Mary'-Sophomore and Junior Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Tea Room Management Baker, Dorothy-Lunch Room Committee, Golf Manager, Nurse's Office, Big B Club, French Club, Vodvil '38, Broadway Players, Opera '37, G. A. A. Representative Chosen Vocation: Dramatics Barr, Dona Mae-Secretary in Student Activity Office, Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Bartell, Frank-Boys' Club Behie, Sam-lntramural Basketball, President l-li-Y, Freshman Football and Bqgketbgll ASAHARA Austin amcfie Chosen Vocation: Forestry BARR H Benish, WilliamFFootball Chosen Vocation: Chemistry ARTELL BEHlE Berstein, Suzanne-Girls' Club Representative, Roll Representative, Music Committee, Lost and Found Committee, Program Chairman of French Club, Debate Club, Senior Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Undecided Bjork, StanARadio Club, Spanish Club, Roll Representative, Baseball Chosen Vocation: Printer Boas, Richard-Senior Play, Debate, Debate Club, Opera, Latin Club, Golf, l-lonor Society, intramural Basketball, Program Committee of Senior Class, Ski Club, Boys' Club, Committee for Choir Banquet Chosen Vocation: Business Bohlke, Betty jeangChairrnan of Social Service Committee of Girls' Club, Secretary of Girls Club, Senior Pin Committee, Roll Represen- tative, Senior Play Committee, Senior Play, Volentes, Hostess and Secretary at Vocational Conferences, Senior Student Bulletin Com- mittee Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Bolin, Hilding-Spanish Club, Stamp Club, Science Club, Boys' Club ' ' Chosen Vocation: Chemist BOAS BOHLKE BOLIN Bonham, Gordonfhlonor Society, Orchestra, Sophomore Friendship Committee, Latin Club Chosen Vocation: Chemical Engineer time 35's.'u4E.,,f is-tiwualsc GRADUATING Adskim, Pryor-Tiger Claw, Football and Basketball Manager, Stage Aoki, Minoru-l-lonor Society, Science Club, Latin Club, German Club, SENIURS . Bracken, john-Senior President, Ti er Claw, Chief Sound Technician, Stage Force Study Hall Boarg, Thanksgiving Basket Committee, Opera, Vodvil, Basketball, German Club, Radio Club, Senior Pin Committee, Junior Program Committee ,Mm BRAUSYROM MAKE, Chosen Vocation: Pharmaceutical Chemist Bradley, joseph-Junior and Sophomore Program Committee, Chess Club, Stage Force, Vice-President Senior Class, Vice-President German C ub, Study l-lall Board, Vocational Conference Committee, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Junior-Senior Matinee Committee, Senior Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Political Science Brant, Betty May-Study Hall Clerk, Girls' Club, Roll Representative, Tea Committee Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Brattstrom, june-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Attend Ll. of W. Breakey, Frances-Sophomore and Junior Program Committee, Operetta 36,535 and '36, Senior Play, Girls' Club, White Clothes Day Program, :ms Chosen Vocation: Radio Work Brick, Alvin-Debate Squad, Vice-President of Debate Club, Treasurer of Spanish Club, Treasurer Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Business Administrator . Brien, Betty J.--Circulation Manager of Whims, Girls' Club Cabinet, Roll Representative, Program Committee, Opera Chosen Vocation: Secretary Briese, Lois-Spanish Club, Photography Club, Opera, Vodvi l, DebateClub Chosen Vocation: Dance and Drama BRICK BRTEN BRIESE BROCK BROCKMA N BUCK Brock, Virginia-Senior Play, Girls' Club Second Vice-President, Ouill and Scroll, Student Council Representative, Junior Chairman Pub- licity Staff, Sophomore Program Committee, Whims Staff, Big B Club, G. A. A. Representative, Banquet Entertainment' Chair- mantsxtensien Chairmcjn, Vollentes osen ocation: ourna ism E ' in E , 665099 Brockman, Lavonne-Stamp Club, Little B, French Club, Sophomore Program Committee, Roll Representative, Girls' Club Representative, Junior Matinee Committee, Volentes, Sealth Staff, Bi B, Honor Society, P. T. A. Tea Committee, Hall Duty, Girls' Club Poster Com- mittee, Senior Class, Art Committee, G. A. A. Representative, Study l-lall Clerk, Senior Play Committee '38, Office Clerk Chosen Vocation: Costume Designing Buck, Helmer-Baseball, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Engineer Bunton,Virginia-SophomoreRollRepresentative,Girls'Club,WhimsOffice simon auwnm. osiuncsoo Chosen Vocation: Stenography Work ,AMN CAMPBELL CMR Burrell,Bob-Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club, Boys' Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Dentistry Calungsod, Paterno-President Filipino Club, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Textile Engineer or Business Calvin, Denill-Daily and Weekly Whims Staff Chosen Vocation: journalism Campbell, George-Boys' Club Carr, Arlyn-Frosh Football, Vodvil '36, '38, Stage Force, Latin Club, Check Room Faurot's, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Law Carson, David-Debate Club, All-City Debate Squad, Winner Sons American Revolution Oratorical Contest, Societas Latinas, of the Honor Society, Tiger Claw Chosen Vocation: Ministry Clayton, june-Freshman Roll Representative, Office Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Clinton, Betty-Girls' Club, Spanish Club Chosen Vocation: Art and Music Cohen, Leonard-Student Council Representative, Ping-Pong, lntermural Basketball, Senior Pin Committee, Sophomore Program Committee, Roll Representative, Senior Class Treasurer CARSON CLAWON CLWON Chosen Vocation: Dentist Colburn, Gloria-Whims, Latin Club, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Office Work Cole, Richard-l-lonor Society, Boys' Club, Chess Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: lndustrial Chemistry COHEN COLBURN. COLE i 3 ' ' h' . -QL1L, , g, , ,, COLLUM CONN CORSAW COTTON CRAGTN CULLEN A 1,1 :M .zz ,Q Q I Higgs,-Lf, ,K . - 1 .s ,. it--- . 1., - et' ', -PH asks Q. si.: ' ' ' st-estfsmsi 5- , . ,. - s 9 , . is ' . . .QA T -T 1 'gc i : . -he 7 5 CURTIS DEAN DES MARAVS , L Demos nouns ouousrr i I GR DUATI Collum, Robert-Boys' Club, Sophomore Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Aeronautical Engineering Conn, Elinor-Girls' Club, G. A. A., Big B Chosen Vocation: Nursing Corsaw, Jack-Boys' Club Cotton, Eugene--Football, Basketball, Soccer, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Analyst Cragin, Louis-Sophomore Program Committee, Latin Club, German Club, Ski Club, Sophomore Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Chemical Engineer Cullen, Lillian-Girls' Club Curtis, Polly-Vodvil '34, '35, '36, Cabinet Music Committee, Chairman Music Committee of Girls Club, White Clothes Day Assembly 36, Senior Play '34, '35, '36, Senior Mothers' Tea, Volentes, G. A.. A. Representative, Student Council Representative, Spring Concert 36, Girls' Club Assemblies Chosen Vocation: Attend U. of W. Dean Dick-Ticket Force, President Ski Club, Tiger Claw, Football, Chairman No Smoking Committee, lntramural Basketball, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Study Hall Board, Senior Program Committee, Vocational Committee, Building Committee, Ski Team, ,junior-Senior Matinee Committee, President Student Council Chosen Vocation: Banking Des Marais, Genevieve-Glee Club, Social Service, Roll Representative, Library, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Clerking Dimos, john-Boys' Club Doung, Henry-Spanish Club, Honor Society, Boys' Club, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Ping-pong, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Dentistry l Dudueff, Donald-Boys' Club , Chosen Vocation: Chemistry , Dunton, Dave--Football, Basketball, Baseball, Vice-President of Boys' Club, Tiger Claw, Study Hall Board, Manager of Basketball Chcgen Vocation: Economics Q- Dybdahl, Ph llis-French Cl , Writers' Club, Gtr s' Club, Little B, l . X3 E':, r Glee Club, Operetta of ' , Christmas Concert of '36, u 'c Club i-r . . V H so . Chosen Vocation: C mmercial Art H - ffljji . z iss' , ' Dyer, Lucile-Middy C mmittee, Office olN Gi lsh-xClub, an Club b ,gg A 'f f ' r Ffeshmn Auxiliary 9 . w . r - t Cgasen Vocati ' T ephope O erator Q '-:: V,'-,, -. f Eberharter,Toseph1Ti er Claw, P. T. . C ckro m Com 'ttee Chair- .. ' ' ' , E Ji' i.. man, Vice-Preside Ouill S 53 , D ' 'tt s, Latin Club,Whims, SX ' 'ffl' if ' Ticket Force a' man, Se , B ' Club, uilding Committee, Chair- -1, ' To E man Social S ice Committee v ' of ' ocational and Vocational - DUNTQN DYBDAQ 'mf i' Conferen , P. T. A. Dance Com te Junior Program Committee, e Lunch m Committee, Hall uty, t y Hall W 'EBERHMTER Mm ELUSON I , Chosen yrqcat' ' aw B :-r g xjlgert,-Mzelitlzr-Stu ,A H t T o , Chairman Refreshment Committee, 1 ewan Club, Cho' Q ims, Volentes, Secretary-Treasurer German .Clu , Chairman Mi y ommittee, Opera, Vodvil, Honor Society, . Treasurer Senior Class TT Chosen Vocation: Music Ellison, May-Choir, Roll Representative, Senior Program Committee, l ljlsonor Society, Main Office, Girls' Club, Freshman Auxiliary, Little l . Chosen Vocation: Accounting Endo, lchiro-Honor Society, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Football, 0 Science Club, Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Aeronautical Engineering Esma , Margaret-Big B Club, Sports Manager, Lunch Room, Girls' Cllub, Library Chosen Vocation: Clerking i Evans, Margaret-President Honor Society, Vice-President Choir, Secre- tary to Mr. Pritchard, Cabinet Chairman Student Bulletins, Volentes, Senior Song Committee, Student Council, Junior Representative, Stamp Salesman, Banker in Roll Chosen Vocation: Secretary Fau-Vel, Phyllis-'37 Opera, '37 Vodvil, Class Banker, Friendship Q, Committee, Study Hall Clerk, Freshman Auxiliary 5 Chosen Vocation: Bell Telephone Company is 24 Q P. iz-. , vi C5 ENDO ESMAV EVANS YAUVVEL FINEGOLD FIX TH SENIURS Finegold, Nona-Lost and Found Committee, Friendship Committee, Chairman Art Committee of Girls' Club, Freshman Auxiliary, French C UChosen Vocation: Commercial Art Fix, Louis-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Electrical Engineering Fornia, Howard-Boys' Club Foster, BilI4Boys' Club Intramural Basketball, Tiger Claw, Stage Force, Sound Technician, Senior Dance Committee, Radio Club Chosen Vocation: Radio Engineering Frost, Marie-Athletics, Girls' Club, Study Hall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Commercial Work Fuiino, Hideko-Roll Representative, Big B Treasurer, Banker, Girls' Club, Friendship Committee, Study Hall Clerk, Student Council Representative Chosen Vocation: Salesmanship Fullerton, Betty-Member of Buildings Committee, Chairman of Building, Committee, Study Hall Supervisor, Volentes, Girls' Club Treasurer Gardner, Fred-Choir, Student Council, Opera, Chemistry Club, Spanish Club, Stamp Card Representative Chosen Vocation: Aviation Mechanic Gillespie, jacquelyn-Student Council Representative, Junior-Senior Study Hall Board, Girls' Club Representative, Whims Committee, Junior Program Committee, Chairman of P. T. A. in Girls'Club Cabinet, Buildings Committee , Chosen Vocation: Medicine Gillman, Helen-Senior Play, Vodvil of '38, Music Committee, Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Debate Club, Broadway Players, Ski Club Chosen Vocation: Drama-U. of W. Glidden, Ernie-Boys' Club of Girls' Glee :f'NtA tOf,1ER FROS! YQJLLERYOYN GARDNER rm' Q. Qs L VP' GeLlMAN GUODEN GOOCH GCR NRO Goldman, Harriet-Debate Club, French Club Club, Music Club, Vice-President and President Committee in Girls' Club, Honor Society, Vodvil Chosen Vocation: Music Club, Music E' 60115-IAM GRAFFUNDER GREEN GREENHERG GREENE GRINDROD GODFREY GROVES GRUOL GUENSER GUENSER GU NTER ................ laaa.1..-e- -- Goranflo, Katherine-Choir, tative, Girls' Club Cabinet Chosen Vocation: Teacher Gorham, jack-Boys' Club Graffunder, Phil-Roll Room Bank Cashier, Secretary of'U. S. History Class, Constant Attendant of Hendy's Office 5th Period Chosen Vocation: Music and Ministerial Activity Green, Lois-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Dancing Greenberg, Shirley-Debate Letterman, Publicity Committee, Live and Let Live Club, Girls' Club Roll Representative, Photography Club, French Club, Debate Club Treasurer, Honor Society, Mr. Muench's Safety. Speaker C osen Vocation: Cornell University-Medicine Greene Helen-Secretary of the Senior Class, President of Spanish Club, Study Hall Board, Sealth, Honor Society, Latin Club, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Scientific Research Grindrod, Myrtie-Whims, Ouill and Scroll, Sealth Chosen Vocation: Journalism or Criminology Godfrey, Gene-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Radio Announcer Groves, Betty-Girls' Club Gruol, Marilouise-G. A. A., Student Council Representative, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Office Work Guenser, Arthur J.-Opera '35, Basketball, Track, Vice-President Photo Club, Treasurer Photo Club, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Sheet Metal Worker Guenser George J.-Science Club, Latin Club, Boys' Club, Intramural Football, Basketball, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Electrical Work Gunter, Shirley-Honor Society, Building Committee Chosen Vocation: Bacteriologist GURY GUSKf HANSEN HANSON HANSON HASEGAWA , I ,.,,. Q H gg . - . ' . ' ' 1' ,..., f ' SQ, H A -if . 'M .- i , L -' -, ,.,-2? I - A , Q . 1 , . -, , - 155.5192 if 'Q-V r -V ., . .. 1: . ,. - Irniiffzgtlmg, fe ' ., f fsfcisiifgss gs:Est1,- :.1,,. .f1i,,,,,. ,i,w,w-s,,, ts .ty ,. , s,.s,t5.,, Es Q, ,s 'fiilfsiift f iii TES? 2.123 f' QQ ' , ,..1::,-Z. .l ,,,,, .fig A, -I.:-tw-' .,:- , 54 ,ti -ww? lm- it 1 gy, M - jg rs-it , L l . . . .T 1 A ' ' ' rv f V' . ' Q., L ,, ' , - -.' . - 1 gf' ' ' sl , HAWLEY HAYANO HAYASHI HEGGE HHDE HENDRICKSON Hendrickson, Barbara-Freshman Roll Representative, Girls' Representative, Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Modeling Hendrickson, Lorraine-Library Committee, Gym Office Chosen Vocation: Secretary Hess, Miriam-Vice-President French Club, Honor Society, Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Attend the University, Foreign Languages Hetzler, Josephine-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Nursing Higashi, Yeiko-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Hill, Dick-Roll Representative, German Club, Science Club, Stage Force, Track Chosen Vocation: Forestry Hirai, Hisashi-Sophomore Basketball, lntramural Sports, Whims, Stage Force, Honor Society, Debate Club, Science Forum A Chosen Vocation: Commercial Artist Hirao, Kazuo-lntramural Basketball Chosen Vocation: Radio Broadcasting Holloway, Warren-Tiger Claw, Sealth Associate Editor, Junior Athletic Editor of Sealth, Whims, President of Ouill and Scroll, Chairman Vocational Conferences, lntramural Basketball, Anti-Smoking Com- mittee, Chairman Senior Publicity Committee, Ping-Pong, Stamp Club, Chess Club, White Clothes Day '35, Study Hall Clerk, Roll Represen- tative, Boys' Club, Emergency Committee, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Journalismi News Photography Horton, Glenn-Honor Society, Frosh and Sophomore Roll Represen- tative, Senior Pin Committee, Freshman Debate Team, Latin Club, Music Club, Radio Club, Photography Club, Turned Out for Golf Chosen Vocation: Law at University of Washington Hughes, Janet-Roll Representative, Vice-President Student Council, Member of Broadway Players, Volentes, Study Hall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Home Economic Demonstrator 26 GPIADUATI Gury, Eileen-Roll Representative, Opera of '37 Chosen Vocation: Teacher Guske, lrene-G. A. A. Representative, Junior Class Treasurer, Opera '36 and '37, Activity Office, P. T. A. Dance Committee Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Hansen, Bill-Track Team, Boys' Club Hanson, Harriette-Senior Representative, Senior Friendship, Secretary Photography Cfirst sem.D, Archery Manager, Latin Club Pro ram Com- mittee, Honor Society, Girls' Club Representative, Friencihip Com- mittee, Freshman Auxiliary, After School Sports, Study Hall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Surgical Nursing Hanson, Lilian-Secretary Freshman Auxiliary, Secretary Freshman Class, Chairman Publicity Committee Frosh Auxiliary, Member of Junior- Senior Matinee Committee, Junior Program Committee, Hospitality Committee, Chairman Lunch Room Committee Cfirst sem.D, Volentes Chosen Vocation: Hasegawa, Shizu-Big B Club, Friendship Committee, Girls' Club, Class Activity Stamp Chosen Vocation: Hawley, Dorothy Mae-Girls' Club Cabinet, Social Service Committee, P. T. A. Committee, Vodvil '36, Operetta '37, Spanish Club Chosen Vocation: Professional Dancer Hayano, Mika-Latin Club President, Sealth Staff, Honor Society, Voclvil '36 Chosen Vocation: Home Economics in College Hayashi, Kazuko-Girls' Club, Library Work Chosen Vocation: Study in Japan Hegge, Doris-Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Secretary Heide, Bernice-Worked in Gym Office Chosen Vocation: Home Economics, Soci Serv' K' ffl rf, 1 ,dwg HE NDRICKSON H555 HETZLER HIGASHI HILL HIRAI HIRAO HOLLOWAV HORTON HUGHES HUGHES HULL SENIUHS Hughes, Lois Margaret-Girls' Club, Vodvil '36, Christmas Concert '36 and '37, Spring Concert '37, Music Club, Opera '37 Chosen Vocation: Social Worker Hull, Bill-Senior Play, Ski Club, Ski Team, Photography Club Chosen Vocation: Research Chemistry Hunton, Hellane-Girls' Club , Chosen Vocation: Secretary and Music Huttunen, julia-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Commercial Work llceda, Martha-Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Going to japan for Study, Business College Ingham, Al-Track, Intramural Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, Spanish Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Painter or Lineman lnouye, Bessie-Honor Society, Latin Club, Girls' Club, Freshman Auxiliary, lnvitation Committee Chosen Vocation: Laboratory Technician lnouye, Ruby-Latin Club, Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Home Economics lnouye, Tamalco-Honor Society, Latin Club, Library Committee, Vodvil '36, Bulletin Board Committee Chosen Vocation: Attend the University of Washington lnui, Takako--Sophomore Friendship Committee, Study Hall Clerk, Hall Duty, Library, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Nursing lsaa1c, Tom-Latin Club, Chess Club, Stamp Club, Debate Club, Debate eoghosen Vocation: Law lshida, Hidelco-Girls' Club, French Club Chosen Vocation: Sewing lvey, Ellen-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretary james, Alan-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Fishing james, Eilene-Debate johnson, MimijVocational Committee, Roll Representative, Senior- Junior Girls Club Representative Chosen Vocation: Secretarial johnson, Orval-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Civil Service jones, Dave-Sophomore Friendship Committee, Junior-Senior Matinee Committee, Whims, German Club Chosen Vocation: Business jones, JaclcYBoys' Club Chosen Vocation: Civil Service jones, Roland-Vodvil, Senior Play, Honor Society, Varsity Golf Captain, Dance Committee, President Sophomore Class, President Junior Class, Friendship Committee, Roll Representative Freshman, Sophomore, and Senior Years, Chairman Senior Breakfast Chosen Vocation: Law jonovich, Helen-Girls' Club, Office Worker, Invitations Committee Chosen Vocation: Secretary Jorgensen, Myrtle-Girls' Club Representative and Assistant Clerk, Ski Club, Latin Club, Opera, Honor Society, Music Committee, Switch- board, Study Hall Clerk, Membership Committee of Honor Society, G. A. A., Student Bulletin Chosen Vocation: Singing Joseph, Leah-French Club, Girls' Club Representative Chosen Vocation: Radio Broadcasting and Continuity Writing Kalitovic, joseph-Boys' Club Kamcchi, Emi-Girls' Club, Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Business Kamcda, jean-Traffic Club, G. A, A., Writers' Club, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Beautician KANZAKI KAWANO KELLY KERN Kitely, DonaldfStamp Club Knapp, Audrey-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretary Koba, Nobuko-Friendship Committee, Health Committee, Girls, Club Chosen Vocation: Commercial Dressmaking Kojima, Chiyo-Music Club, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Koriyama, Tama-Girls, Club Chosen Vocation: Attend University Kruse, CharlesfSpeakers' Committee, Science Club, Science Council, German Club, Ski Club, Radio Club, intramural Basketball, Frosh Track Chosen Vocation: Medicine Kunitsugu, Hiroshi-Debate Club, Stage Force, Radio Club, Senior Play, Live and Let Live Club Committee Kuriyama, Christine-Honor Society, Library Clerk, Girls' Club 2 Chosen Vocation: Bookkeeper Lachman, Doris-Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Social Service Cbmitgittee, Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Stage Chosen Vocation: Engineering Lamb, Eugene-Roll Representative, Harmonica Club, Scienidub at Layton, Virginia Lee-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Lee, Glenn-Boys' Club Lemm, Harvey-Boys, Club, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Aviator ly 'S -at Kanest m, u , Office Worker in Gym, Study Hall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Office Work Kanzaki, Miyako-Girls' Club, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Dress Designing Kato, Haruo-Whims, Honor Society, German Club, Boys' Club, Intra- mural Basketball, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Forestry Kawano, Shigeko-H onor Society Kelley, Audrey-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Office Training Kern, Maxine-Study Hall Board, Program Committee of German Club, Girls' Club Representative, Girls' Club Cabinet, Treasurer of Junior Class, Volentes, Chairman Vocational Committee, Vice-President of Senior Class, Secretary of Student Council Chosen Vocation: Attend Whitman Kikuchi, Miyo-G. A. A. Kimura, Kazuo-Honor Society, Debate Club Secretary, Freshman Elec- toral Committee, ,lunior Social Committee, Junior Program Committee, Vocational Committee, All-City Debate, German Club, Science Club, Tiger Claw Chosen Vocation: Pharmacy Kimura, Yae-Spring Concert, Christmas Concert Chosen Vocation: Stenographic Work King, Winfield+Vodvil, Track, Basketball, Boys' Club, Intramural Sports, French Club Chosen Vocation: Scientist Kinomoto, Oliver-Whims, Intramural Basketball, German Club, Boys' Club, Radio Club Kinoshita, Hirokowfreshman Friendship Committee, Senior Library Committee, Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Secretary KOJTMA KORIYAMA KRUSE Q 1 t 5 I in 3 Pi 'C X , X: KUNRTSUGU KURWAMA LACHMAN k LAMB LAYTON LEE is W WWE SENIURS Levas, Sophia-Girls' Club, Chairman of Banquet Committee, Live and Let Live Club, Big B Club, Honor Society, Student Council Repre- sentative, Vice-President of Freshman Auxiliary, Secretary of Class of '39, Chairman Social Committee of Class of '39 Chosen Vocation: Secretary Lew, Edith-Debate Club, Latin Club, Class Committee Chosen Vocation: Music Lidbury, Bernice'-Operetta Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Littlejohn, Doris-Vice-President of Music Club, French Club, Invitation Eommittee Chaigan, Wgims,3Seni?trdTeia Committee, Student Council presentative, pera' 6,' 7, o v' '37 e Chosen Vocation: Journalism ' Lloyd, Violet--Big B President, Latin Club, Debate Club, Science ClughAfterXSchool Spcirts h K d osen ocation: eac ing in ergarten Maddock, Harold-Tiger Claw, Vice-President and President of German Club, White Clothes Day Assembly '34, Frosh Football Manager, RollCRheprese9tative Ch osen ocation: emistry Malec, Bessie-Girls' Club, Music Club, Operetta '36 Chosen Vocation: Tea Room Management Mallberg, Helen-Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman Hospitality Committee, Opera, Hall Duty, Girls' Club Representative, Student Council Representative, French Club Manolides, Geor e-Intramural Sports, Student Council Representative, lgresidentcanc? VicegPresidg11t Live and Let Live Club, Junior rogram ommittee, enior ay Chosen Vocation: Attend B. A. College, U. of W. Mama, Gertrude-Whims, Assistant Advertising Manager, Music Club, usic Concert, French Club, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Office Work Tiger Claw MZSUBARA MATSUDA MAT5Ul MATSUO , MATSUYAMA McCOWN Tag' 'Sl Committee McCUTCHEN MaDANIEL MQDONALD i LEMM LEVAS LEW UDBURY LITTLEJOHN LLOYD . .... A ,L . ..., A 1,125 ' - . I . 5 - MADDOCK MALEC MALLBERG MANOLIDES MAPLE MARCUS 4 Marcus, joseph-Frosh Football, Football Csecond teamb, Scholarship Committee, Basketball Manager, Program Committee, Honor Society, Track Manager, Friendship Committee, Spanish Club, Debate Club, Chosen Vocation: Chemical Engineering Matsubara, Mineko-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Commercial Dressmaking Matsuda, Kyoshi-Spanish Club, Debate Club, Honor Society Chosen Vocation: Football and Tennis Matsui, Takashi-Honor Society, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Accountant Matsuo, Mitsuo-Radio Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Radio Matsuyama, KiyokoH'Music Club, French Club, Roll Banker Chosen Vocation: Music Teacher McCown, Edith-Writers' Club, Library Committee McCutchen, Dorothy-Honor Society , Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Q McDaniel, Georgia Jo-eGirls' Club McDonald, Donald-Intramural Basketball, Freshman Football, Frosh- I Sophomore Basketball, Varsity Football, Freshman Class President, 5 Vodvil '34, '37, '38, White Clothes Day, Tiger Claw Chosen Vocation: Forestry i McDonald, Jeannette-Pin Committee, Switchboard in Office, Music Chosen Vocation: Nursing McDonald, Maxine-Girls' Club McGovern, jack-Captain of lntramural Basketball WDONALD MQDONALD M:GOVERN Chosen Vocation: Broker 1 ,Xu '57 l ig. .3 McINNIS NMKEAN NRLAUGHLIN MELROSE MtDDLETON MINATO MINKLER MTTCHELL MITCHELL Mitchell, Frances-Whims Staff, Ouill and Scroll, Activity Office, Senior Pin Committee, Junior Publicity Committee, Girls' Club Committee, Sophomore-Freshman Auxiliary, Latin Club, Debate Club, Make-up Committee Chosen Vocation: Textiles and Designing Mitchell, john-Radio Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Accounting Mitchell, j. Wallace-Boat Building Chosen Vocation: Undecided Moi, Marie-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Moitoret, Phylis-Honor Society, Roll Representative, French Club, P. T. A. Tea Committee, Freshman Class Secretary Chosen Vocation: Journalism Moody, Mary Frances-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Stenog rapher Moore, Howard-Golf, Chess Club Chosen Vocation: Civil Engineer Morimoto, Hiroshi-Honor Society, Intramural, Spanish Club, Choir Chosen Vocation: Undecided Morio, Noboru-Spanish Club, lntramural Sports, Table Tennis Club Chosen Vocation: CStudy in ,lapanbi Business Morrison, Helen-Volentes, Secretary of Junior Class, Secretary of Senior Class Chairman of P. T. A. Dan , ce, Whims, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Stenography Morrison, Leia-Big B Club, Vodvil '36, '37, Music Club Chosen Vocation: Nursing GRADUATING Mclnnis, Ruth-Girls' Club, Glee Club, Music Club, Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus Chosen Vocation: Secretarial , McKean, Dorothy-Girls' Club Cabinet, Friendship Committee, Student Council, Debate Club, Girls' 'Club Representative Chosen Vocation: Undecided McLoughlin, Harvey-Debate Chosen Vocation: Lavv McMartin, Jeanne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Personality Committee, Choir Chosen Vocation: Stage Mehus, Grace-Frosh Roll Representative, Frosh Auxiliary Representative, Sophomore Roll Representative, Girls' Club Representative, Volentes, Girls' Club Clerk, Opera Chorus, Junior Class Room Arrangement Representative, Student Council Representative, Choir, Latin Club, Music Committee Chosen Vocation: High School Teacher Meisnest, Margaret-Girls' Club, Choir Melrose, Marcia-Volentes, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman of Buildin s Committee, Senior Representative, VicefPresident of Spanish CIUB, Hospitality Committee, Girls' Club Representative, Student Council Representative, Clerk in Study Hall, Spanish Club, lnvitation Com- mittee, Office Switchboard Chosen Vocation: Undecided Middleton, A'Vonne-Opera '36, '37, '38, Vodvil'35, '36, '37, '38, Music Club, German Club, Sports Chosen Vocation: Dancing Minato, Eva-Girls' Club S Chosen Vocation: Stenographer - Q L Minlcler, jack-Senior Play, German Club, Golf, ,,' ' Chosen Vocation: Law Lf, MHCHELL MOI MOITORET MOODY MOORE MORTMOTO Monison, Letha-Big B Club, Vodvil '36, '37, Music Club ' ' Chosen Vocation: Domestic Work MORRTSON MUELLERSCHOEN MUIR ,Z V ' 'X' M f SENIOPIS Muellerschoen, Paul-French Club, German Club Chosen Vocation: Aeronautical Engineer Muir, Helen-Girls' Club, Middy Committee, Whims, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Sealth, Senior Publicity Committee, Vice-President Ad Club, Emergency Council, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Economist, Statistician Munson, Norma-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretary Myers, Bett Lee-Friendship Committee Chairman, Roll Representative, Girls' Cllub, Vocational Committee, Social Committee of Sophomore Class, Latin Club, Whims Chosen Vocation: Business Nuchbar Lois-Volentes, Girls' Club, Opera, Clerk in Study Hall Chosen Vocation: Manager in Department Store Nogota, Mutsuo-lntramural Basketball Chosen Vocation: Undecided Nakatc, Chiyo-Big B Club, Girls' Club, Sports Committee, Honor Society, Photography Club, German Club, Whims, Ouill and Scroll Chosen Vocation: Attend U. or W. Nakoyoma, Tokako--Honor Society, Choir, Girls' Club, French Club Napenias, Bartholomew-Spanish Club, Filipino Club Secretary, Presi- dent, Vice-President, Treasurer Chosen Vocation: Aviation Nelson, Lois Patricia-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Architect Nelson, Pete-Boys' Club, lntramural Track, Stamp Club Newberger, Caroline-Archery Manager, Student Council Represen- tative, Honor Society, President French Club, Chairman Lunch Room Committee Chosen Vocation: Attend U. of W. MUNSON MYERS NACHBAR NAGATA NAKATA NAKAYAMA ti 5 his .. . NAPENIAS NELSON NELSON NEWBERGER NINOMIY A Ninomiya, Rose-Girls' Club, Honor Society, G. A. A. Nishimoto, Tokiye-German Club, Music Club, Girls' Club Nishimoto, Tomiye-Girls' Club, Honor Society, G. A. A. Nishimura Genshi-lntramural Basketball, Boys' Club Nogoki, Kengo-Spanish Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Photography ., ' Ninomsya, Ban-Boys' Club ' Q 'fl . Chosen Vocation: Mechanic M, 5 154, E l - Nishimuro, Hisa-Girls' Club NBHIMOTO NISHIMOTO NISHIMURA NISHIMURA Noooxi NOMURA C l U b NORDAHL OBAZAWA OBERG ODOM OHNO OQKAWA Chosen Vocation: Optometry Nomura, Tatsuko-Big B Chosen Vocation: Dress Making Nordahl, john-Ticket Force, Honor Society, Latin Club, Tiger Claw Obczowa, Ra -German Club, Boys' Club, Baseball, Basketball, lntra- mural, 'lxger Claw Chosen Vocation: Attend University Oberg, Betty-Choir,ISen,ior Play, '37 Opera, Latin Club, Hospitality Committee, Little B, Friendship Committee, Roll Representative, G. A. A. Representative, Banker, Freshman Auxiliary Odom, Betty-Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Entertainment Committee, Friendship Committee, Middy Committee, Roll Representative I Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Ohno, Marian Y.HGirls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Oikawa, Mutsuko-Honor Society, G. A. A., After School Sports, junior Election Committee, Junior Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Business COffice Work or Secretaryj GRADUATING Oka, Club, German Club Automotive Engineering Vodvil '34, '35, '37, Opera Study l-lall Clerk, Buildings Banking Clerk Radio Club Chosen CLandscape Drawing and Oil Paintingb Basketball, Science Club Business ociety, Library Vocation: Secretary Pin Committee, Junior-Senior Matinee Committee, Library Clerk, Sophomore Program Com- Class, Sealth, l-lonor Society, Spanish President Senior Class, Tiger Claw Committee Jn in U. S. Whims, Tiger Claw, Vice- Treasurer Freshman Courtesy Week Inter School Council Representative, Chosen Vocation: Law Pearson, Menfred-Track Cthree yearsj, Varsity Ctwo yearsb, Second Team Basketball, Frosh-Sophomore Basketball, Head Football and Basket- ball Managers, lntramural Basketball, lntramural Volleyball, Boys' Representative, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Printing Peet, Bette-Girls' Club, Secretary Volentes, Senior Entertainment Com- mittee, Girls' Club Representative Chosen Vocation: Business Pepin, Maiella-Freshman-Sophomore Auxiliary, Senior Girls' Club Representative, Entertainment Committee Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Perry, Ed-Sophomore Roll Representative, Spanish Club, Science Club, Radio Club, Choir Secretary, President Vocational Conference, Junior-Senior Matinee Committee Chosen Vocation: Radio Engineering at U. of W. Peterson, Arnoid-Friendship Committee, Spanish Club, Sealth Chosen Vocation: Auto lndustry Pope, Carolyn-Music Club, Debate Club, Program Committee, Sealth, Freshman Representative, '36 Vodvil, Student Council, French Club, Whims Staff Chosen Vocation: Commercial Advertising Pope, Duncan-'36 Opera, Sealth, Student Council, Roll Representative, Music Club, Debate Club, Live and Let Live Committee, Freshman and Sophomore Committees, '36 Vodvil, '37 Senior Play, '38 Vodvil, Senior Matinee Chosen Vocation: Civil Service, Teaching Potter, Robert-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Business Powell, Helen-Chairman of Freshman Auxiliary, Roll Representative, Girls' Club Cabinet Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art, Office Work Powell, Tom-German Club, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: Auto Mechanic Pugh, Bill-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Dentistry Ragge, Hal-Honor Society, Tiger Claw, lntramural Basketball, Boys' Club, Building Committee, Freshman Football, Varsity Football, Track, Science Club Representative, Spanish Club Decoration Com- mittee, Vocational Conference Chosen Vocation: ,Engineering Rambeau, Jack--Band, Boys' Club, Live and Let Live Club, Debate Club Chosen Voaction: Federal Civil Service Rasmussen, Dorothy-Freshman Class Committee, Gym Office Clerk, Whims Office Chosen Vocation: Commercial Reed, Jack-Service Club, Boys' Club, Glee Club 1 and 2, Science Club, Music Club Chosen Vocation: Forestry Reed, Thomas-lntramural Basketball, Boys' Club, Ping-Pong Chosen Vocation: Engineer ,A---mv- L, W., .., Y.-. E IOH Reinertsen, Vic-Vice-President of Sophomore Class, President of Sopho- more Class, Roll Representative for Two Years, Student Council Chosen Vocation: Electrical Engineering Reising, Elaine-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Interior Decoration Richards, Barbara-Freshman Auxiliary, Sophomore Auxiliary, Girls' Club Representative, Stamp Salesman, Honor Society, Choir, Chairman of French Club Refreshment Committee, Study Hall, Executive Board of Student Council, Secretary and President of Volentes, Personality Committee, junior Class Secretary, Chairman of Junior Program Committee, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman Study Hall Committee Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Teacher Ridehalgh, Walt-Football, Track, Intramural Sports, Spanish Club, Boys' Club Representative, Boys' Club, Science Club, Track Club Chosen Vocation: Journalism or Art, University of Oregon Rings, Jacqueline-Sophomore Roll Representative, Senior Roll Repre- sentative, Student Council Representative Chosen Vocation: Sell a Year and then attend University Robinson, Walter-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Sophomore Program Com- mittee, Senior Pin Committee, Latin Club, lntramural, Student Council Representative, Roll Representative, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Engineer Rockefeller, Genevieve-Roll Representative, Girls' Club, Choir, White Clothes Day Committee,' Opera, Junior-Senior Matinee Committee, Sprin Concert, Library Committee Ciosen Vocation: Office Work Roderick, DaveESki Team and Club, Football Manager, Spanish Club, Science Club, Sophomore Election Committee, Stage Force Chosen Vocation: Forestry Rodruck, Betty-wChairman Freshman Auxiliary, Refreshment Committee, Chairman of Social Service Sophomore Auxiliary, Hall Duty, Study Hall Clerk, Treasurer of Debate Club, Chairman of Lost and Found Committee, Girls' Club, Student Council Representative Chosen Vocation: Medicine Romagoy, Le EllaASpanish Club Program Committee, Honor Society, Library Assistant Chosen Vocation: Stenographer Rubenstein, Roy4Honor Society, Tiger Claw, Vice-President of Junior Class, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Science Club, Spanish Club, Latin Club, ,junior-Senior Matinee Committee, Roll Representative, Senior Play Publicity Chairman, Senior Play, Boys' Club, Activity Office, Vocational Conference, Intramural Basketball, Freshman Debate Squad, Ski Club, All-City Ski Club Representative, Sophomore Pro- gram Committee. Chosen Vocation: To attend U. of W. Sack, Victor-Activity Office Clerk Chosen Vocation: Accountant Saleamoto, john-Honor Society, Science Club, German Club, Glee Club Sandstrom, Stan-Varsity Track, Frosh and Sophomore Basketball, lntra- mural Basketball, Track Club Chosen Vocation: Printing Sawyer, Dick-Frosh Secretary, Program Committee, Sophomore Social Committee, Junior Publicity Committee, Roll Representative, Voca- tional Conference, Frosh Football, Track, lntramural, Secretary Boys' Club, Tiger Claw Secretary, Yell King, Sealth Sports Editor, Whims Chosen Vocation: Journalism Schubert, Ed-Harmonica Club Chosen Vocation: Airplane Machinist Scott, Bert-Boys' Club. Chosen Vocation: Business Sefton, Fannie-Program Committee. Chosen Vocation: Dancing Shaw, Betty-Honor Society, Volentes, Vocational Committee, Social Committee of Sophomore Class, -junior-Senior Assembly Committee, Ouill and Scroll, Junior Editor of Sealth of '37, Editor-in-Chief of Sealth of 1938, Vodvil, Vice-President of Sophomore Class, Study Hall Board, Junior Class Roll Representative, Senior Commencement Committee, Emergency Committee. Chosen Vocation: Medicine Shephard, Charles--lunior Program Committee, Senior Song Committee, Vice-President of Debate Club, President of Debate Club, President of Photography Club, Roll Representative, Latin Club, Yell Team, Tiger Claw Chosen Vocation: Undecided Sheppard, Bill-Latin Club, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Commercial Fishing Sheppard, Ruth-Secretary of Sophomore Class, Program Committee, Matinee Committee, Vice-President of Honor Society, Latin Club, Hall Clerk, Chairman of Senior Matinee Committee Chosen Vocation: Office Work GRI-XDUATING t Shibuya, Chielco-Girls' Club X , A Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Shibuya, Takeshi-Intramural Basketball smnoxori sHirAMA suouv Chosen Vocation: Salesman Shi?rag William-Honor Society, Science Club, Library Work, Debate u Chosen Vocation: Business CForeign Tradej Shimokon, Michiye-Girls' Club, G. A. A. Representative Chosen Vocation: Beauty College Shitama, Kazuo-Debate Club, French Club, Photography Club, Intra- mural Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Research Chemist Shoup, Harry-Ping-Pong Team, Intramural Basketball, Boat Building, Boys' Club, Stamp Club, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Aviation Shutts, Elaine-Frosh Auxiliary Representative, l-lonor Society, Senior Play, Business Manager of Whims, Library Clerk, German Club, Hospitality Committee, Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Research Medicine Simpson, Marian-Sealth, French Club, Friendship Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Junior Hospitality Committee, Sophomore Social Service, Stamp Club, Whims, G. A. A. swims siwsow smzv Chosen Vocation: Journalist-Author SMIYH smim swim Sivley, Kay-Secretary of G.A.A., Secretary of Little B, l-lonor Society Girls' Sports Editor Sealth, Program Chairman of Spanish Club, Roll Representative, Big B Chosen Vocation: Attend University of Washington Smith, Betty Ann-President ot Girls' Club, Volentes, Friendship Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Music Club, Study l-lall Board, Spring Concert, Senior Commencement Committee, Vodvil, Student Council Represen- tative, Entertainment Committee of Frosh, Refreshment Committee of Sophomore Class, Girls' Club Cabinet Chosen Vocation: Musician SHIBUYA 5HlBUVA SHIGETA Smith, Elizabeth-Sophomore and Junior Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Law Smith, Flora-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Musician Smith, Marilyn-Vice-President of Girls' Club, Volentes, Secretary of Spanish Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman of Middy Committee, Friendship Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Frosh and Sophomore - Roll Representative - Chosen Vocation: Foreign Correspondent Smith, Wilbur-Band, Orchestra, Senior Play, Vodvil, Track SM H SMNH SONDHUM Chosen Vocation: Electrical Engineer Swirs Swv SMLDER Sondheim, Harold-Activity Office, Business Manager of Sealth, Tennis, Photography, Dance Committee, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Dentistry Sparks, Priscilla-l-lonor Society, Whims, Frosh Auxiliary, Library Chosen Vocation: Nursing Stacy, Eldon-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Undecided Stalder, Helen-Senior Representative, German Club, Editor of Der Bote Stanley, Mulvina-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Beautician Stevenson, Vesta-Girls' Club, Study l-lall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Retail Selling Strenge, Harry-Frosh Football Manager, Latin Club, lntramural Basket- ball, Football, Stage Force, Junior Bulletin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Forestry Sugino, Miki-Big B, Girls' Club SIANLEY sievmsoti smswee Chosen Vocation: Sales Girl.oriSecretary K M SUGNO SUMMER sum Summer, Gertrude-Science Club, Big B Club i, ti Chosen Vocation: Nursing ' Q, n f 'St 1 - it SENIUHS Suzuki, Katsumi-Sophomore Friendship Committee, lntramural Basketball, German Club, German Club Publicity Committee Chosen Vocation: Radio Swanson, Gladys-Study Hall Clerk Chosen Vocation: Stenography Swanson, Margaret-Sophomore Social Committee, Junior Pro ram Com- mittee, Senior Program Committee, Library Clerk, Whims, Glirls' Club, Secretary of Quill and Scroll, Activity Office Clerk, Student Council Representative, Senior Publicity Committee, Senior Dance Committee, Honor Society, Library Committee of Girls' Club, Sealth, Emergency Committee, Secretary of Ad Club, Daily Whims Chosen Vocation: Nurse, Laboratory Research Tada, Hisa-Honor Society, French Club, German Club Chosen Vocation: Pharmacist Takenaka, Tamiko-German Club, Girls' Club Representative, Junior Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Nursing Talo, Taimi-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Dancing Tanabe, Asayo-French Club, Girls' Club, Music Club Chosen Vocation: Florist Tana?i, Chiyeko-Glee Club, Music Club, Honor Society, Choir, French Cub, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman Library Committee, President Writers' Club, Chairman Scholarship Committee of French Club Valedictorian Tanaka, Shizuko4Girls' Club Tanaka, Yoneko-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Dressmaker Taniguchi, HarryAWhite Clothes Day, Vodvil, lntramural Basketball, Photography Club Treasurer Chosen Vocation: Wood Worker Taniguchi, Toshio-Intramural Basketball, Whims Thresher, John-Boys' Club Tierney, Mary B.fGirls' Club Tolias, Tom-Intramural Basketball Manager, Volleyball, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Whims, Orchestra, Science Club, Boys' Club, Basketball T ecghosen Vocation: Aeronautics Trast, Mildred-Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Art Committee Chosen Vocation: Artist Tsubota, Chessie-Live and Let Live Club, Science Club, Debate Club Tsuchiya, Carl-Latin Club, Debate Club, Science Club, lntramural Basketball, Ping-Pong Chosen Vocation: Foreign Trade Tsuii, Kiyolco-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: To Study in Japan Tsuji, Takako-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Tuttle, Mary Jane-Big B, Latin Club Chosen Vocation: Homemaking and Chemical Research Umemura, MaryfBig B Member, Banquet Committee, After School Sports, Girls Club Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Work Uyeno, Ben-Tiger Claw, Debate Team, Debate Manager, Honor Society, German Club, Latin Club, Debate Club, Roll Representative Cthree yearsj, Student Council Cthree yearsj, Friendship Committee, Salutatorian Chosen Vocation: Doctor Vachon, Ellis-Track, Stage Force, Debate Squad, Debate Club, Chess Team, Secretary and Treasurer Chess Club, Secretary Stamp Club, French Club, Ski Club, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Chemical Engineering Voigt, Ernst-Honor Society, Ski Club, Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Electrician WW. , , , ,....,.v ,...WW.f- W. --,-, W m,M-W..-V., -I A ., , .Q-at feats f 'W , I - - -im, I if WATANABE WAIANABE WEIR WHITE WICKS WILSON ' as '--rr? ,m.w'm'w,sf , 133,25 , thi' iifkifff' A ' :,:,:v2fi. r is,,W,, if F 55 ,ggi w 5,15 til, fr it V1 wftilrz M ,, i , X an-1 WITT wour WONG woooiwo vAsuNAGA vgwwi L l 'R ' G T A.., .S , vosr-iimoki vos:-mom: ENIUPI Watanabe, Shigeo-I-lonor Society, First Team Baseball, Intramural Sports, German Club, Latin Club Chosen Vocation: University Watanabe, Shigetoshi-German Club, Intramural Basketball, Volleyball Weir, Hal-+Band, Track, Freshman Football, Orchestra, Vodvil, President Choir, President Sophomore Class, Boys' Club, Tiger Claw, Dance Committee, Senior Play, Senior Song, Study Hall Committee, Vice- President German Club, Science Activity Club, Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Music White, Dorothy-Senior Roll Representative Chosen Vocation: Bacteriologist Wicks, Rogers-Choir Chosen Vocation: Meterology Wilson, Howard-French Club, Golf, Spanish Club Chosen Vocation: Accountancy Witt, Bernacline-Friendship Committee of Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretarial Position Wolff, Lenore-Student Council Representative, Chairman Senior Program Committee, Roll Representative ol Girls' Club, Girls' Club Music Committee Chosen Vocation: Home Economics Wong, Edward-Honor Society, Spanish Club, Debate Club Chosen Vocation: To attend University Wooding, Bud-Boys' Club Chosen Vocation: Chemistry Yasunaga, Sakae-I-lonor Society, French Club Yewdall, Doba Lee-Student Council Representative, Music Committee, Chairman Music Committee of Girls' Club, Girls' Club Rollllepresen- tative, French Club Chosen Vocation: Nursing Yoshimori, Chiye-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Secretary Yoshitomi, Tazulco-Girls' Club Chosen Vocation: Beautician I Sir Senior Camera hy Allingham, Bill-I-lonor Society, Track Chosen Vocation: Chemical Engineering Blanchat, Bob Clement, CarlfTrack, Football, P. 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A, Committee, Roll Representative, Sophomore Council, Stage Force, Honor Society, Spanish Club, Junior Council, Track and Basketball Manager, Vaudeville, Science Club Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Doyle, Mary-Sophomore and Junior Girls' Club Repre- sentative, Buildings Committee, Senior Breakfast Com- mittee, Senior Representative Committee, Friendship Committee Chosen Vocation: Commercial Art Eilenberg, Len-Tiger Claw, Spanish Club, Debate Club, Dance Committee, Ticket Force, Student Control Committee, Freshman Committee Chosen Vocation: University of Washington Irwin, PauI'Ticket Force, Sophomore Football, Sopho- more-Junior Track, Dance Committee Chosen Vocation: None Minzel, George-Frosh Basketball, First Team Track, Tiger Claw, German Club, President of Boys' Club, Senior Play, Senior Song Committee Chosen Vocation: Business Monheimer, Mell-Frosh Track, Golf, Ski Team Captain, Chairman oi Dance Committee, I-Ionor Society Pro- gram Chairman, Secretary Student Council Chosen Vocation: Law Motolci, Seiichi Reynolds, Daniel Wilson, Tomflntramural Basketball Chosen Vocation: Engineer enlor Honor Roll VALEDICTORIAN SALUTATORIAN B E N U Y E N O if . X Aolcl, Minoru Bernstein, Suzanne Bonham, Gordan Broclcman, Lavonne Carson, David Cole, Richard Ellison, May Elgert, Melita Endo, lchiro Evans, Margaret Goldman, Harriet Greenberg, Shirley Greene, Helen Gunter, Shirley Hayano, Milca Hayashi, Kazulco Horton, Glenn Hughes, Janet llceda, Martha lnouye, Bessie lnouye, Tamalco johnson, Mimi jones, Roland slorgensen, Myrtle Kimura, Kazuo Kuriyama, Christine Levas, Sophia Lew, Edith Mcfutchen, Dorothy Mallberg, Helen Marcus, Joe Mehus, Grace Monheimer, Melville Moore, Howard . Morimoto, Hiroshi Morrison, Helen Motolci, Seiichi Muir, Helen Nalsata, Chiyo Nalcata, Tatsuo Nalcasone, Bob Newberger, Caroline Ninomiya, Rose Gberg, Betty Qikavva, Mutsul4o Gzalci, Marilco Palmer, Don Patterson, jack Pagge, Hal Richards, Barbara Romagoy, Lelflla Rubenstein, Roy W, CHIYEKO TANAGI .fb X 5491 BEN UYENO Shaw, Betty Sheppard, Ruth Shutts, Elaine Sivley, Katherine Sparlcs, Priscilla Stalder, Helen Swanson, Margaret Tada, Hisa Takahashi, Yurilco Tanagi, Chiyelco Uyeno, Ben Watanabe, Shigeo Yasunaga, Sakae i - ' fW,fM ..-C' O F F I C E R S Bob Brunner .... ..... P resident ..... ,... L yle Amundson A-nn Ellsworth .......... Vice-President ......... Jerry Swanson Roberta l-lollis. . . ..... Secretary ............. Keith F. Oles Keith F. Oles. . .,'.. ..... Treasurer ............. I-lenry Larson Miss Helen F. Olson ....... Adviser ....... Miss l-lelen F. Olson Mr. W. W. Young ........ Counselor ,..,.... Mr. W. W. Young it X The Iuniors Take the Stage AS -l circus barl4er would bellow, ul-lere are those jolly juniors, ladies and gentlemenl Don't iss seeing this marvel ol the age. 'l'hey're dynamic, stupendous, colossoll l'l-u-r-r-y, h - r-y . . . FQ Yes, they are dynamic. l-lolding meetings once a month, they have constantly drawn arge attendance. There is a reason lor this . . . they have had such outstanding Features s Qme Dciiber, tamed slcier, Sergeant jorgenson, jui-jitsu expert, and motion pictures l outdoor sports. Twice the juniors played hosts to the Seniors at Matinee Dances, and twice they combined ellorts with their big brothers lor these colorful allairs. -lhey inaugurated a practice ol giving special teas, although they usually drank cocoa. Qne was given by the Junior Executive Board lor the Senior Executive Board and another lor the Class ol '39 roll teachers. Double three cheers lor the year's success are due to the energetic adviser, Miss l-lelen F. Qlson, while their counselor, W. W. Young, was at hand whenever needed lor scholastic advice. CLASS COMMITTEES junior Stage and Room Arrangement Committee, junior Hospitality Committee Row 1'Vivian Walker, Marjorie Biles, Bernice Grinstein, Beulah l-lolen, julia Bready, jean Ross Row 2fArthur Abe, Melvin Myland, Don Fitzpatrick, Fowler Wren, Bob Burns Row 3+Mary Frankevitch, Takashi Momoda, Paul Dickinson, john Shorett, jack Angelbeck junior Program Committee, junior-Senior Play Committee Row 1fBetty jean Brien, Bernice Grinstein, Marion Bates, l-larriet Maddock, Roberta l-lollis, Evelyn Dyer Row 2fEcl Miller, Irma Mendelsohn, Bailey Neider, George Russell, Evan Phoutrides Row 3-Mel Chapman, Fred Smelser, Melvin Myland, jack Adams Row 4-David Roderick, Peter McChesney, Frank Watanabe junior Pin Committee, junior jottings Committee, junior Publicity Committee Row 1fBetty jean Brien, Pauline Blanchard, Phyllis Moitoket, Gladys Planeta, Sally Lewis, Evelyn Dyer Row 2+Bob Brunner, Centoni Lackington, Ruth Livingston, jim Keough, l-lerman Blumenthal, Bob Patterson if Row 3YFred Smelser, l-lenry Larson, Victor johnson, i Eugene Foote, l-larry Olson r junior Matinee Committee, junior and Senior Matinee Committee Row 1fBetty jean Brien, Roma jensen, l-lelen Hirst, Mary Alice McMahen, Frances Melby, jan Williams Row 2-'jean Terrill, Charlotte Kucker, Pauline Blanchard, Marjorie Crouch, Sally Lewis Row 3fl-larvey Dingley, jack Adams, Dee Moody, George Russell, Fowler Wren Row 4WPaul Dickinson, Walter Otto, Herman Blumenthal junior Roll Representatives Row 1-Betty jean Brien, julia Breagjy, jean Terrill, Margaret Rippon, Mildred Davis, l-ligo Kazue Row 2-'Lucille Clark, Mayfha Dart, Marian Cohen,Rosalind Berg, Lillian jones, Mary jane McClung Row 3'-Orville Tohiasa, james Bentley, jim Steele, Elmer Schweitzer, Melvin Myland Row 4fPaul Dickinson, Peter McChesney, Rikio Kumagai junior Ushering Committee, junior-Senior Song Committee Row 1vCharles Stewart, Stuart Ftavers, Mary jane McClung, l-larvey Dingley, Warren Bannington Row 2fBob Moore, Dean Christianson, Art Pedersen, Bob Burns Row 3AOrville Knight, Ted McCann l E I x ' N. 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'x up Qgndud SHSPS X if Left to right-UHOT Dogf, HYOU Dorfi Scryf' 'Ski Queensf, All Ears, What 0 Life! -'f I-.A-f' 'Y Bird in the Bush, unwree Smart Girlsn s ww 49 4 it i OFFICERS Frank Keil ,.......,,...... President. .......... Sprague Parker Q Mac Hillman .....,.... Vice-President ............ Mary l-laig Pauline Rockwood ........ Secretary ...... ..... P riscilla Witt Betty Gray ............... Treasurer. . ............ Bob Bibb Miss Dorothy Cassidy ....... Adviser ....... Miss Dorothy Cassidy Miss Carry B. Mowry ...... Counselor ..... Miss Carry B. Mowry These Busy Sophomores A BOY AND GIRL stood upon the stage. Suddenly, with an easy motion, the girl flipped the boy on his back vvith a crash. The victim picked himself up, and again the lass tossed him. No wonder , . . those vvere a fevv of the jiu-jitsu tricks that the Sophomore Class learned from S. jorgenson, the expert from the Seattle Police Department, who gave an exhibition at one of their meetings. Judging from that and the other meetings, the program committee, led by Mac l-lillman, must have been a hustling one. At the Christmas gathering, four reels of motion pictures were featured . . . even though Mickey Mouse vvas not included on the bill, the shovv vvas received enthusiastically. , Due to the friendly help and the foresightedness of the adviser, Miss Dorothy Cassidy, as vvell as that of the counselor, Miss Carrie B. Movvry, the Class of '40, instead of resting on its well-earned laurels, is looking forward to an even more active, profitable year as the junior Class. CL SS CUMMITTEES Social Committee, Room Arrangement Committee Row 1fSherIy Fisher, Beverly l-lartvvig, June Sorvik, ,lane lzzard, Barbara Taylor, Cecile Lidstrom Row 2fMichio Bunya, Dick Perry, Sprague Parker, Norman Roberts Roll Representatives Row 1fBette Lou Tierney, Guyla Saunderson, Georgia Miller, Mary Cotton, Marian Shade, Alice McMicken Row 2-Taka l-laga, Bob Bibb, Marion Dore, Patricia jane Moore, Delores Walton, Gunnard Magnuson Row 3-Peter Coburn, Sprague Parker, Akira Yoshimori, l-lideji Yamamoto N, Row 4-WesleySkosbergh, Frank McAuley, Williyqpraftiiim, Tom Lewis, John Reynolds, Jimmy Toli if? ,ge-1' WV IL, A '4 i ' ' a, ,'J,fl EJ',1 99 TTQTTTT , il Friendship Committee H Row 1fDorothy Ballard, Doris Nazar H at Fleck a Saunderson, Harriett Atkgfison, T, X esa Bro I V I, Row 2-'Cat 'ne Harvey, Lucille Pearsgny an Nicholson, Marjori sEilenberg,LDolores'Walton,iiBer a Moore Mf r 'Lf i- R w 3fPaul LeNQjJs,'5Eloyd plelsdh, Bob Bloch, ,loa5DiTore, Mgr, Eicwffrarduri Hfrffi T C, it ,,,Jf :'v sr Qi, Row 4-tweter C n, Joseph Wambal Ribilafdjfennett, George Dow ing, Charles l-larkiris ' ji i-V ,V , I J - I. V I 4 LJ 7 ' I i , 1, ' Program Coq ittee R7 X, viagra . Vg-iff Raw I?Anne Reese, jane lzzard, Julia Hills, ,loan l-lavel ltricia Fleck, Mary l-laig Row 2--Helen Le Febvre, Bill l-ljelm, Eddie Bannerman, Robert Routt, Frederick Stevens Publicity Committee, Correspondence Committee I Row1fMiriam l-lavill, Bonnie McDowell, lrene Seger, Dorothy Mosiman, june l-loover Row 2-Marian LaCusta, Roy Mihara, Jeanne Tadloclc, Norb Trudeau, Yoshio Kato fx- gy 'F SUPHUMUPIES Row 1-Brown, Barbara, Allen, Marjorie, Akagi, Teruko, Brashem, Shirley, Brown, Theresa, Aoyama, Henry Qow 2-Barlow, Jack, Ballard, Dorothy, Anderson, Bernice, Benthin, Lauerne, Bevry Marian, Boyle, Louis Row 3-Bloch, Bob, Biladeau, James, Belasco, Norton, Bannerman, Ed, Burton, Bob Row 4-Barde, Warren, Coleman, Bill Camera Shy-Amsbary, Mary Row 1-Cook, Gloria, Cline, Helen, Calvin, Phyllis, Carroll, Dorothy, Cordes, Barbara, Cooper, Joyce Row 2-Clayholt, Douglas, Bunya, Michio, Christen, Kathleen, Cody, Kathleen, Budlong, John Row 3wCouIbert, Clifford, Carlson, Cliff I-l. Burwell, Bill Camera Shy-Christensen, Thelma, Coy, I-lellen, Row 1-Esmay, June, Frost, Bette, Fitzpatrick, Margaret, Cumming, Margaret, Elliott, Rosemary, Eilenberg, Marjorie Row 2-Culwell, Eleanor, Eger, Joy, Dore, Marian, Crones, Jean Row 3-Fujihira, Franklin, Dolby, Gifford, Diafos, Milton l Camera ShyYCrofton, Claudine, Craig, Thomas, Gale, Pete, Fujita, Shigeo, Fleck, Patricia 5Q I I SUPHUMUHES Row 1-Gray, Betty, Harada, Hatsulco, Grove, lrene, Hale, Jacqueline, Gregson, Sarah Jane, Gray, Edith Row 2-Havill, Miriam, Havel, joan, Goetz, Marguerite, Homaslca, Teilco, Hartwig, Beverly, Hanson, June Row 3HGreenvvoy, Donald, Hashimawari George, Hall, Ecl, Harrah, Barbara, Haig, Mary, Havers, Stuart, Craig, Thomas Row 1-James, Elaine, lzzard, Jane, Hilts, Julia, Hofsta, Anona, Hudson, Kathleen, Hoover, June Row 2-lversen, Elsie, Horngren, Earl, Hendrix, Harold, Higashi, Akira, Hayashi, Koichi, Hirai, Talcaalci Row 3vHopl4ins, Ray, Holifield, Harold, Hillman, Mac, Hegre, Arthur Camera Shy-Hayashi, Masanori, lto, Sumilco Row 1-Keebaugh, Madeline, Kelley, Phyllis, Kline, Helen, Joy, Kathleen, Labenclcy, Nellie, Kanemitsu, Miyelca Row 2-Kinoshita, Francis, Koiwai, Toshiyulc? Katayama Talceo- LeBlanc Charlie- Le is, Paul lt, Row 3-Kanda, Kazuo, Lewish, m J X J Camera Shy-Lew, Alice, K ' ll Just, Neita, Lewis, Lola, Johns, Betty Loux 53 X SUPHUMURES Row 1ALloyd, Flora Jane, Scheuer, Evelyn, Louis, Melba, McMiclcen, Alice, Locke, Kathleen, Lidstrom, Cecile Row 2fMalcuuchi, Dorothea, Matsumoto, Talcalca, Lucas, Mae, Lowe, Margery, McDowell, Bonnie Row 34Mclntyre, Betty, Lustig, Anna, Lloyd, Juanita, McCune, Bill Row 4-Maine, Merle, Mihara, Roy, Melrose, Sam Row1fMoore, Patricia, Miller, Grace, Nicholson, Joan, Nalcata, Terulco, More, janet, Nelson, Mary Ann Row 2-Moore, Bertha, Nelson, Lloyd, K 1. n I A A- V I Nieaer, Lawrence, iviiyauchi, Eisuro, Morita, Tetsu Camera ShyfMiller, Georgia, Muth, Floyd Row 1-Owens, Dawn, Pearson, Lucille, Royea, Jane, Olcamoto, l-lanalco, Ream, , Muriel, Reese, Anne Row 2-Ozaki, Yukio, Perry, Diclc,'Scimeth, Irwin, Saito, Tsutomu, Rockwood, Pauline Row 34Orear, Dave, Onoda, l-lideo, Routt, Robert, Rounds, Melvin Camera Shy4Rudolph, Edward, Saari, Leonard 54 SUPHUMURES Row 1AStockdale, Louise, SpraQQ1 Kathleen, Smart, June, Seger, Irene, Sommerlad, Betty, Norden, lrwin Row 2-Shibuya, Tadao, Speyer, Bolo, Stevens Frederick, Shigihara, Ken, Sato, Noburu Row 3-Silver, Bob, Shimbo, Tommy, Sato, Keiji, Sasaki, Eddy Camera Shy-St. John, Ralph, Savinoff, Mara, Sprague, Wendell, Shigeta, Mary Row 1-Takimoto, Keiko, Watabayashi, Rosemary, Thompson, Marjorie, Walton, Dolores, Warner, Anita, Walsh, Marilynn Row 2fTadlock, Jeanne, Wahlquist, Marjorie, Tenney, Rachel,-Tada, Sumiye, Wm, I Barbara! -l V 5 ,127 ' ,ff i if F-1 A' 3-Takashi i M u, We t, Rg:l'tcrr'd, q ,, fl' Warren, cks n,Umemura orge ,ly-J R Su lha al 2162, VYatandbe,V,lTed,,f-fi K e.. ' ,f jf , l if wg fl ,ff camera yilliilmgj Nfl f t V, 7. 0 J A IW, , V 1, Row Mitt, Dave, Willumsen, Edith, Woo, Marie, Yokoyama, Frank, Yoshimura, Frank Row 2-Young, James, Wilton, William: Yamamoto, Hideji, Yoshimori, Akira Camera Shy-Wilson, Helen, Whipple, Elizabeth, Wong, George, Youngblood, Mary Jean sv S . X , of ' ft I ,uf M7 1 ,fit 55 0 W, 1 'E if wt R., L ? J 5. F R E H Nl A N O F F I C E R S Bill Maddoclc .....,....... President ....... .... B ob Johnson Mary Jean Shaver ...... Vice-President ..... ..... B ob Rule Loma Stock ..... ..... S ecretary ..... .... J ohn Huston Mary Ann Nelson ........ Treasurer ,............ John Huston Miss Josephine McAllister. .Adviser .Miss Josephine McAllister Miss Jessie l-lowes ....... Counselor ........ Miss Jessie l-lowes Small but Mighty! JUST l.ll'lLE, green Freshmen, huh? -lhey may be little, but they are not so Hgreenn or so Ufreshn as may be supposed. After two active semesters, they have been seasoned to the life ofa high school student. As to Ufreshf' they are really meek youngsters who are quietly finding their places. Elevator ticl4ets . . . shares in study hall stock . . . fictitious notices . . . the Freshmen have weathered or suffered from them all. lnteresting class meetings have added-to the first year's experience. The plan to utilize talent from their ovvn ranlcs proved unusually successful, as there was no dearth of splendid ability. lvvo elections have polished them for politics. With such a happy year the class gives special recognition to Miss Josephine McAllister, the adviser, and Miss Jessie l-lovves, the counselor. Yes, they have been avval4ened to the three-year adventure that lies ahead of them. The beginning is half the racef, With such a rousing start, the event promises to be a great onel W . ,,.. . CLA Roll Representatives Row 1AMario Swanson, May ldeta, Marian Swanson, Pat Declcmann, Violette Nakasone, Lucy Maier Row 2-Joan McMiclcen, Phyllis Prevel, Jane Wood, Evelyn Huston, Margaret Alexander, Jay Berkman Row 3YGary Herman, Harry Norton, Bob Rule, Claiborne Shorter, Harland Wade Row 4-Donald Hochberg, Sheffield McDonald, lrwin johnson, Fred Yamauchi, Bob ,Johanson Alton McKennon Publicity Committee, Stage Committee, Electoral Committee Row 1---john Huston, Louie Kalb, Kathlyn Arai Ethel Strenge, Claiborne Shorter, Bob Rule Row 2-Harry Norton, Tatsuo Nezu, Vincent Moore, Grant Wolflcill, Roger Melrose Row 3-Taka Olca, Fred McCann COMMITTEES Friendship Committee, Program Committee, Social Committee Row 1ffNorma Pedersen, Pita Doyle, Maria Swanson, Eugenia Ivanolf, Barbara Shakelford Violette Nalcasone Row 2-Mary Alice Shorter, Lorraine Romagoy Anita Mae Warner, Marjorie Himelhoch, Margaret Alexander Row 3'-'Elaine Sorvik, Douglas Gilbert, Don Stewart I FRESHMEN Row 1-Munter, Betty, Ohno, Amy, Morley, Geraldine, Nelson, Marjorie, Nalcagawa, l-lappy, Olcamoto, Miyelco Row 2-Okubo, Howard, Nelson, Greta, Nelson, Ruth, Yoshida, l-lidelco, Nishisalca, Yoshilco, Morlnaga, Lily Row 3+Nelson, Kenneth, Nalcayama, Tom, Mueller, Richard, Morrison, Margaret Row 4-Nomura, Ray, Nelson, l-lenry, Morris, Charles, Nordin, Arnold Camera Shy-Nunenlcamp, Virginia Row 1-Pederson, Norma, Shaver, Mary Jean, Shanks, Ida Pearl, Ritchie, Ruth, Pashea, Eileen, Owen, Mary Sue Row 2-Parker, Loyal, Shade, Wanda, Scheuer, Evelyn, Prevel, Phyllis, Shackelford, Barbara Row 3-Shibayama, George, Selley, Bill, Ryder, Clyde, Petersen, Bill, Rule, Bob Camera Shy-Phipps, Bill, Pim, Phyllis, Revelle, Paul, Rubinstein, David Row 1 Blumenthal, Priscilla, Alexander, Margaret, Bairs, Betty, Aolci, Marie, Blair, Virginia, Alden, Charlotte Row 2-Bailey, Bonnie, Andersen, Evelyn, Boswell, Dorothy, Ryers, Phyllis, Barrett, Frances Row 3-Blanchard, Virginia, Beall, Ethel, Belland, Beverly, Brodine, Shirley, Baer, l-larold Row 4-Alcimoto, jack, Biddle, John, Brougham, Bob Camdiidshy-Alder, l-larold , Row 1gCarsen, Margaret, Carlson, Barbara, DeMerchant, Peggy Nell, Davis, Anita, j:lrsteirQ June, Dart, Shirley np Qyfiohen, Rodney, ciemeni, Phyllis, A BLlcihanan, Alice, Diltz, Barbara, Dilley, ' Qcivonne ,gRow 3-Conn, Ernst, Cordero, Prudencio, fy Chamberlain, Richard, Campbell, Pat Row 4-Burnett, Charles, Rudwick, Dan, Chambers, Bryce Camera Shy-Denis, Madge, Buclcman, George Ufzfg, -rz,cc.L, U 58 O9 FRESHNIEN Row 1fEstes, Virginia, Esmay, Louise, Frieclman, Marian, Doyle, Rita, Fischer, Marjorie, Eng, June Row 2fFurmoto, Masako, Ellsworth, Lorna, Doung, l-larry, Gathman, Robert, Garrett, Betty, Fruehling, Etta Row 3-Edlund, Perry, Faires, Robert, Goldstein, Harvey, Fujino, Yasuo Camera ShyfEllefson, Elaine, Ganzini, Marian, Follme, Eleanor, Goldman, Ethel Row 1Al-lendriclcson, Bernice, l-larrington, Shirley, l-liroshige, Mary, l-lamasalci, Kimilco, Goodfellovv, Catharine, Gordon, Eleanor Row 24l-lavvlcins, Nancy, l-leglund, josette, l-limelhoch, Marjorie, l-lall, Pearl, Denis, Madge Row 3fGury, Dave, l-lires, Mickey, Gratias, Roger, l-lart, Tom Row 4-Hanauer, Stan, Grinnell, Doug, Greer, joe, l-ligashi, Katsumi Camera Shyel-letzler, Pete, l-lennagir, Anna Row 1fJacobs, Leah, l-lutt, Caroyl, l-lolman, Avril, lnouye, Frances, lvanoff, Eugenia, Honda, Teresa Row Ygl-lorita, Yeilco, lmayanagita, Reilco, l-lurley, Bernadine, l-louston, Evelyn, Jacobsen, Bob Row 3!johanson, Bob, Huston, John AJ, I : Johnson, Kenneth, Johnson, lrwin 'I E, ' Row 4-l-liroshige, Yasushi, Jobs, H olph, l-lori, Toshio, lzui, Kiyoshi V I Camera Shy-Jacobsen, Lavvrenceff Row 1fLong, Marguerite, Lackner, Zoella, Lustig, Marilyn, Lindstram, Elsie, Long, Erna, Lukov, Marjorie Row 2-Kavvata, Ted, Lidstrom, Carol, Kodama, Sachiyo, Kalb, Louie, Lissner, Jimi Kolcita, Woodrow Row 3-Kishimoto, Yutaka, Karikomi, Te Y Knapp, Bill, Kelly, Jaclc, Kawalco, a ulci Camera Shy-Kumasalca, Roy, Kob hi, Kazuo, Kameta, Chizu Milf .ft 59 FHESHMEN Row 1fl.ynch, Dorothy, Martin, Betty, Meyer, janet, Michaiel, Merriam, Miller, Joyce, Maier, Lucy Row 2iMcDonald, Sheffield, Mcffutchen, Marjorie, Melikoft, Tamara, Mamiya, George, Mihara, George Row 3fMcKennon, james, Moore, Vincent, Ming, Bob, Marcus, Ben, Momoda, Mason Melrose, Roger Camera Shy-Moon, Edgar, Moitoret, Felix, Miyatovich, Mildred Row 1fStock, Loma, Sugavvara, Mary, Strehlo, Evelyn, Shorter, Mary, Suzuki, Masue, Strenge, Ethel Row 2-Shoji, George, Stuehmer, Shirley, Steele, Virginia, Smith, Barbara, Sharp, Bill, Shorter, Claiborne Row 3a-Stewart, Don, Stofko, Gordon, Stevens, David, Shigemura, Masao Camera ShyfSimeon, Goldie, Sorvik, Elaine, Sugino, Sally, Sovvder, Edith Row 1--Swanson, Moria, Takeuchi, Emiko, Takahashi, lsako, Takenaka, Minnie, Tsuji, Eusako, Thomas, jean Row 2fTashimo, Yaeko, Tsuji, Mariko, Tanabe, Yoshi, Taiitsu, Kazuko, Tanemura, Toshikazu Row 3fTsuda, Toshio, Turpin, Bob, Tucker, Robert, Tanaka, Michael, Tipp, Stanley Camera ShyfTenney, Donald, Thompson, l-larvey, Thayer, Bob, Thompson, james Row 1-Wyatt, Esther, Yoshida, Kimiko, Yano, Kiyoko, Walker, Norma, White, Grace Ann, Williams, Florence Row 2-Wolfenden, Alex, Woolston, John, Watanabe, Kazuo, Wade, l-larland, Weinstein, l-lelene Row 3-Vrooman, Dik, Walker, Eddie, Ulrich, Donald, Wilson, William, Uomoto, Mamoru Row 4mWolfkill, Grant, Witter, Lloyd, Yamauchi, Fred, Woo, l-lenry, Thompson, l-larvey Camera Shy-Wada, Willie 60 ENTEHING PRESHMEN Row 1-Fonck, Marilyn, Furumoto, Yoshiko, Goodspeed, Betty, Feldman, Marian, Ford, Marian, Fukuhara, Seiko Row 2fAlistan, Cora Max, Arrowood, Roberta, l-lasegawa, Maggie, Harris, Josephine, Abbes, Ruth, Barlow, Pearl Row 3fDoi, Arthur, l-leifner, Charles, Bakhev, Lee Row 4-Chow, Danny, l-lochberg, Donald, Chinn, Kim, Atworth, Alex, Campbell, Don Camera Shy-Aquino, Nida, Aquino, Nina, Dalton, Earlo, Fujino, Mary Row 1fNakamura, Dorothy, Lam, Doris, ldeta, May, Morooka, Mieko, Ishikawa, Fumi, Nishimoto, Yoshiko Row 2-Katayama, Michiko, Jones, Ruth, Johnson, Connie, Kawaguchi, Yuriko, l-lotlo, Dorothy, McMicken, Jean Row 3-Standish, Robert, lto, Yasuo, Luke, Robert, Nishimura, Frank, Kuriyama, Takashi, lsefuku, Yutaka Row 4flsaacson, Robert, Oles, Stuart, Hopkins, Roland, lmanishi, Yoshio, lmanishi, Takeo Camera Shyflseki, Takashi, Munger, Betty Lou Row 1fYasui, Michiko, Takimoto, Michiko, Tsuji, Yoshiko, Nishimura, l-lideko, Shitama, Eiko, Takecuchi, Sachiko Row 2-Ohmura, l-liroko, Tanaka, Yoneko, Tripple, Pat, Storm, Sally, Sperling, Belle, Potts, Marilyn Row 3-Turner, Ida, Swanson, Marian, Sheppard, Cuoldie Lee, Stusser, Shirley, Peterson, Mildred Row 4-Kawaguchi, George, Okada, William, Sugino, Frank, Schwabland, Wallace Camera ShyYSeaboldt, Norma 61 Y o s 5 CTAI PT C0 3 3 fl'I -I -1 lil -I 2 3 l'l1 Z -'I fb 3 2 Z C7 if Y X ,. 'R X f f ' I 'QQ z 7 clua -sovs' cLus-sr Q l Q 4Df'!. 73F'f' SP0 IAL CLIIBS - H0lIORS AID AWAR .,m,.7 H0 UP. O F F I C E R S President ..................... Margaret Evans . Vice-President ..... .... R uth Sheppard Secretary-Treasurer .... Elva Mae Gibson Adviser ..... .... M iss Rowena Bond At the Head of the Class THESE l-lonor Society members get As and B's as easily as blinlcing an eye, says a disgruntled student. Don't be fooled, another retaliates, success is 99 per cent perspiration and 'i per cent inspiration. They have wo-rlced long and earnestly on their studies and consequently deserve the privilege of wearing the l-lonor Society pins. And those are the circumstances in a nut shell . . . students excelling in studies merit membership in the Society. Qne of the most active branches this year has been that of the Membership Committee, under the chairmanship of David Carson. Freshmen and newcomers were acquainted by this group with the reauisites For entrance. The Honor Society took to the air just before Christmas . . . that is, a radio theme was the nucleus of the meeting held then. At that time Q50 pins were awarded . . . one bar, two bar, and gold seal pins. UCIETY Gold Seal Row 14Carson, David, Dyer, Evelyn, Brockman, Lavonne, Birkel, Marilyn, Biles, Marjorie, Ahnlund, Sylvia ' Row 2-fCole, Richard, Bonham, Gordon, Akai, George, Abe, Arthur, Aoki, Yoshiyuki Row 34Amundson, Lyle, Cassell, Bill, Boas, Dick Burns, Bob, Aoki, Minoru Camera Shyu-Barr, Donna Mae Gold Seal Row 1fGunter, Shirley, Hirst, Helen, Hayashi, Kazuko, Ellison, May, Hayano, Mika, Fukayama, Aiko Row 2+Gibson, Elva, Greene, Helen, Evans, Margaret, Hollis, Roberta, Hess, Miriam Row 2fHorton, Glenn, Goldman, Harriet, Elgert Melita Camera Shy-Hirai, Hisashi Gold Seal Row 1flnouye, lamako, lnouye, Ruby, lshikavva, Miye, Kamachi, Emi, lkeda, Martha, Kawano Shigeko Row 2fLevas, Sophia, Levv, Edith, Kuriyama, Christine, lnouye, Bessie, Hughes, janet Row 3M-Klein, Gene, Kumagai, Rikio, Jorgensen Myrtle, jones, Roland, Kimura, Kazuo Camera Shyf-jones, Lillian Gold Seal Row 1-Ncikagawa, Sumiko, Nakata, Chiyo, Newberger, Caroline, Maddock, Harriet, Mamiya, Momoye, Morrison, Helen Row 2-Muir, Helen, Newdahl, Mary, Meisnest Margaret, Mallberg, Helen, McCutcheon, Dorothy , Row 3fMatsui, Takashi, Marcus, Joseph, Mehus Grace, Morimoto, Hiroshi, Momoda, Takashi Camera Shy4'Monheimer, Melville Gold Seal Row 1-Miss Bond, Oikawa, Mutsuko, Ninomiya Rose, Richards, Barbara, Sheppard, Ruth, Shutts, Elaine Row 2AShaw, Betty, Nishimoto, Tomiye, Ozaki, Mariko, Romagoy, Le Ella, Nieder, Bailey Row 3-Nordahl, John, Ragge, Hal, Shigeta, William, Rubenstein, Roy Row 4-Oles, Keith, Patterson, Jack Camera Shy-Palmer, Don 1 I 1 HU UP1 Gold Seal Row 1YTakahashi, Pauline, Tanagi, Chiyeko, Sumioka, Sachiko, Yasunaga, Sakae, Takahashi, Yuriko, lada, Hisa Row 2-Washam, Dorothy, Wright, Betty, Tanaka, Shizuko, Swanson, Margaret, Sparks, Priscilla, Yoneyama, Yoshie Row 3-Uyeno, Ben, Stalder, Helen, Simmonds, Lois, Yoshino, lkufo, Watanabe, Frank Row 4-wongkigdwmiy r ' Twto Bair, F- 47' Row 1-Durrant, Rosemary, DeSalvo, Adlelihg Cranes, Jean, Akagi, Teruko, Higo, Kazue, Fukuyama, Masako Row 2-Botting, Beverly, Aoki, Delores, Hudson, Gwendolyn, Bready, Julia, Bednarz, Adeline Row 3-Blanchard, Pauline, Chang, Richard, Dart, Maytha, Derezes, Mary, Barron, Marie Row 4-Brunner, Bob, Akimoto, Hiroshi, Erickson, Jack, Britain, blames Camera Shy-Deguchi, Seiichi, Eukushimafioshiyuki Two Bar Row 1-Ikeda, Hannah, Kobayashi, Nori, Jones, Jean, Ito, Sumiko, Hoiben, Beulah, lmamura, Haruko Row 2-Iverson, Elsie, lzzard, Jane, Haig, Mary, Hogan, -lune, Kato, Yoshio Row 3-Hopkins, Ray, Hillman, Mac, Hjelm, William, Kanzaki, Akira, imai, Hideo Camera Shy-Johnson, Lockrem, l-lartwig, Beverly, Hunt, Harry Two Bar Row 1-Omori, Fujiko, Kusaka, Teruko, Offer, Leonore, Lewis, Sally, Moiteret, Phyllis, Kumagai, Kiyoko Row 2-Le Febvre, Helen, Magold, Elaine, Livingstone, Ruth, Moss, Dulcie, Lorimer, Winifrecl, Nielsen, Bernice Row 3-Muin, Mark, Ohno, Yoshio, Omoro, Nobuo, Myland, Melvin, Miyauchi, Etsuro Row 4-Olson, Harry, McChesney, Peter, Larson, Henry Two Bar Row 1-Miss Bond, Yoshida, Ayako, Yori , 5 Miyo, Selesnick, Shirley, Shovlin, Hel , g i Tsuda, Merry B,f'sss-J 5 Row 2-Tsuda, Dorothy, Teetz 'iElrose, a .-,A Vivian, Rippon, Mqrggjt, I iterson, , yl2oss, Jean H 1,1- ow 3-Ta no,iiFYiobu,o,'Suto, ' E-Tslchiya, f Rav- kljukio'-,Ti' ' , Satosh ' X 4-Pott I , Johjl ong, Har , o erts, lrlorm n Q In Q5 I FZ' C m y e, T aka, ChiylQ,W'J 66 A . n E of UCIETY One Bar Row1-Miss Bond, Furumoto, Masako, Frost, Bette Fitzpatrick, Margaret, Alexander, Margaret, Brashem, Shirley Row 2-Herman Gar 'Culwell Eleanor, Goetz, ' f ' YI I Marguerite, Fabian, Gladys Row 4-Borish, Robert, Bibb, Bob, Bannerman, Ed, Dolby, Gilford, Coul ert, Clifford Camera ShyAAlle , vl w c' tv I , l'l , Elliott, R emar rl -lilcinwa' y lno enemy l-lar d .x ' 'u ' X Rl , -If 3 ' shi 'fit Ro -6lF1ouye 5s: l-layill, iriam, l-liltz, julia, lvanol, g nia, Kawamura, Shizuka, lga, Akiko Row 2-lzumi, jyunji, lnouye, Tomiko, Flarada, l-latsuko, l-lavil, joan, johnson, lrwin Row 3-Kanda, Kazuo, Keil, Frank, Kimura, Tatsuru, lshida, l-lenry, jobs, Rudolph Camera Shy-Kavvaguchi, Katsuko, Kochel, y, l-lirai, Takashi 1 X I l One Bar -I K l' ll 7 Row 1-Kumata, Toki, Matsushiiynaljyliqhjilko, ' Lustig, Anna, Linstrom, Elsie,fMosimQf1, Dor hy Row 2fMorita, Tetsuo, Moor, Pa ia jqhe, l.aCusta, Marian, N abara, S shizk 'Q Row 3-Kinoshita, ran ' , Nik er, Lcvvhence, Nakano, Bob l j ' 5 I Camera Shyfl-layxzgwxi, rlblgren, Ed, Maddock, Bill, eyj, jan , iller, Georgia, Mori, janet, Nelsoft, Mary n 'One Bar Row 1-Suzuki, Masue, Parker, Loyal, Shigeta, Mary, Savinolf, Mara, Saunderson, Guyla, Sorenson, Dorothy Row 2HRoyea, Mary jane, Pearson, Lucille, Strenge, Ethel, Rockwood, Pauline, Tada, Sumiye Row 3fPerry, Dick, Rawn, Pete, Stevens, Frederick, Swanson, Maria Row 4-Onoda, l-lideo, Parker, Sprague, Shorter, Claiborne, St. john, Ralph Camera Shy-Shiota, Momoru One Bar Row 1fYoshida, Kimiko, Thompson, Marjorie, Willumsen, Edith, Walton, Dolores, Yano, Kiyoko, Waters, Patricia ' Row 2fTaylor, Barbara, Witt, Priscilla, Walsh, Marilynn, Wiley, Marian, Tadlock, jeanne Row Q+Yoshimori, Akira, Yamaguchi, l-larry, Tolias, Lola, West, Richard, Thompson, Phillip Row 4-Wilton, William Camera ShyfWalters, Billy, Tryon, Lou Wanda 67 I if 'ig JV Ni TUBE T Sir O F F i C E R S President ...........,.............. Tom Smart Vice-President ..... ...... Nl ack Patterson Secretary ...... ..... M axine Kern Voice of the Students AN llVlPOl2'fAN-l' one of the influential activities in the school is the Student Council. It is an organization Hof, by, and form the students. UOf, because each roll chooses a representative for the Council and the students as a whole elect the president. By, as the representatives elect other officers and suggest and help decide school policies. for, since the Council acts for the benefit of the school and student body. Campaigns to rally stamp card sales, to boost advertising in Whims, and to prompt student behavior were undertalcen by the Student Council. During the first semester, Tom Smart was elected president, while Dick Dean was the Big Chief for the second semester. At school-vvifzle assemblies it was the honor Exits .s r 68 CUU GIL O F F I C E R S President ...........,...........,.. Diclc Dean Vice-President .... ...... J anet Hughes Secretary .... ...... M el Monheimer of the president to introduce such prominent spealcers as the Rev. Warren G. Hastings, the Rev. Dr. Elwood C. Nance, and Burton James, director of the Repertory Playhouse. Another interesting guest spealcer vvas Bishop Taylor Smith of London, England, vvho vvas at one time the personal chaplain to Queen Victoria of England. The Student Council vvas active in the creation of the Executive Committee. The aim of this committee is to increase cooperation among the school organizations. A Safety in the Halls drive . . . a Courtesy Weelc', vvith Mrs. Warren G. Hastings as the principal spealcer at an assembly. . . these were the initial efforts of the nevv combination. Lending untiring efforts in cooperation vvith the representatives, Principal l.inton P. Bennett has vvon the appreciation and admiration of all the members. This genial, alert adviser has always been an important factor in the success of the Council. btw KEEP ' X 3 29041904 ' 34 il!! GIRL OFFICERS President ,,................... Betty Ann Smith Vice-President ........... .... M arilyn Smith Second Vice-President ....,..... Virginia Brock Secretary ............. .... B etty Jean Bohllce Treasurer .... .,..... B etty Fullerton Adviser. . ..,. Miss Elizabeth Mills here Friendliness Prevails THERE HAS been more than one home cheered by the deeds of the Girls' Club through the months ol '37 and ,'3B. The girls did a laudable bit towards the spirit ol lhanlcsgiving, when in cooperation with the Boys Club, they delivered baskets ol lood to the needy. They did not rest on that act , . . not these cheery lasses dressed in middies. just contemplate these other charitable acts: The filling ol Christmas stoclcings lor children at the Martha Washington Detention l lome, the ilts lor the Ruth School, the tin toil drive lor the Qrthopedic l-lospital, the jam and jelly drive, the Easter egg drive, and the toys made lor the children at the Seattle Day Nursery. Besides doing a giant's share ol community service, the Girls, Club was lar lrom a slaclcer in school atlairs. The gay White Clothes Day, the P. T. A. dances, the clean-up drive, the Vocational Conference-those are a lew ol their accomplishments. Aslq a girl which day ol school she enjoyed most, and she will probably say All Girls' Club Day, where dancing, music, and refreshments blended lor a memorable program. Miss Elizabeth Mills, the adviser, with her inspiring personality, has always been a lriend and counselor lor every girl. l'ler otlice and the Girls Club room at the south end ofthe first lloor hall are scenes ol quiet activity . . . the Club and adviser are busy helping others. Row 1-Fullerton, Bohllce, Gillespie, Brien Row 1-Brock, McKean, Lustig, Newberger, Row 2A-l-limelhoch, Blumenthal, Elgert Morrison Row 2-Jorgensen, Mehus, Breacly, Mallberg Row 3-Lloyd, Melrose CLUB Friendship DorothyMcKean,Chairman Nona Finegold Joyce Heathcote Mary Foster Erna Long Roberta Hollis Eloise Norton Patricia Moore Rosemary Eliot Barbara Cheseldine Personality Margaret Rippon, Chairman Gladyce Planeta Margaret Alexander Marjorie Eilenberg Helen Patterson Mary Phillips Nancy Hay Carolyn Himelhoch Social Service Marjorie Blumenthal, Chairman Eileen Hicks Doris Lachman Jean Russell Mary Eicher Leanore Offer Cecille Lidstrom Melba Moore Lunchroom Caroline Newberger, Chairman Ruth Livin stone Shirley SeTznick Dorothy McCutcheon Dorothy White Entertainment Katherine Goranflo, Clare O'Neill Eileen Evans Helen Greene Majella Pepin Ruth Christenson Bette Peet Chairman GIRLS' CLUB Vocational Maxine Kerr, Chairman Mimi Johnson Sally Lewis Marilyn Walsh Barbara Taylor Middy Melita Elgert, Chairman Kathleen Spragg Helen Muir Lucille Schultz Anita Mae Warner Patricia Fleck Joy Eger Senior Representative Jacqueline Gillespie, Chairman Mary Doyle Frances Grinstein Marilyn Gillespie Phyllis Moitoret Doris Littlejohn Hospitality Helen Mallberg,Chairman Elva Mae Gibson Sylvia Ahnlund Margaret Needham Betty Oberg Elaine Shutts Shizuko Tanaka junior Representative Betty Jean Brien Sophomore Representative Priscilla Witt Banquet Sophia Levas, Chairman Margaret Esmay Pauline Takahashi Helen Patterson Helen LeFebre Sachiko Sumioka Fumiko Okimoto Pauline Rockwood Mary Umemura COMMITTEES Rest Room Anna Lustig, Chairman Eleanor Culwell Bernice Grinstein Marjorie Thompson Vivian Walker Leanore Offer Louisa Stockdale Harriet Maddock Anne Reese Margaret Shanks Genevieve Dore Library Chiyeko Tanagi, Chairman Julia Hilt Jane lzzard Tamaka lnouye Edith McCown Marion Wiley lsako Sakoda Shirley Truesdell Hirako Kinoshita Ethel Strenge Sports Helen Patterson, Chairman Pauline Takahashi Jean Doolittle Merry Tsuda Lillian Jones Mary Jane Tuttle Mara Savinoff Chiyo Nakaga Shizuko Tanaka Bertha Moore Harriette Hanson Frances Melby Dorothy Maynock Hideko Kubo Pauline Rockwood Mary Jane McClung Dorothy Baker Lorraine Elmore Helen Wilson P. T. A. Dance Helen Morrison, Chairman Mary Haig Betty Ann Veith Irene Guske Lost and Found Betty Rodruck, Chairman Suzanne Bernstein Betty Gray Eloise Magee Charlotte Allen Doris Santo Betty Marie Poe Eileen MacNamee Music Doba Lee Yewdall, Chairman Lenore Wolff Marjorie Crouch Harriet Goldman Jean Dolorin Poster and Art Ann Ellsworth, Chairman Betty Lee Myers Dorothy Granstrom Berta Ridclock Nona Finegolcl Lavonne Brockman June Hogan Mary Newdahl Parolee Crane Mildred Frost Whims Representative Caroline Himelhoch Health Julia Bready, Chairman Marjorie Biles Martha McMullen Patricia Manalia Betty Sutliff Mary Shimoda Jan Williams Vivian Walker lrma Mitchell Clerk Grace Mehus Freshman Auxiliary Helen Powell, Chairman Elaine Sorvik Loyal Parker Eugenia lvanoff Joyce Miller Row 1-Smith, Smith, Rodruck, Rippon Row 2-Yewdall, Powell, Tanagi Row 3ARichards, Witt 1 VULE TE O F F I C E R S President ..... ............. B arbara Richards Secretary .... ...........,. B ette Peet Adviser ,... ..... M iss Elizabeth Mills . AlWays Willin g to Serve MAY I HELP YCDUT' . . . Room QW . . . Irs on the northwest end of the second floor, Madame' '...' LYou,re welcome . . . UMay l help your? '... and thus the Volentes gave aid to porents at the Back-to-School Night, where members of the girls' honorary service organization acted as hostesses. Their services did not stop there . . . not by a long way. The thirty radiant girls acted as hostesses at P. T. A. dances, served tor P. T. A. meetings, and, worlcing with the Tiger Claw, campaigned against smolcing near school during school hours. Together with Tiger Clow, they also administered the student control ol the Senior-Junior study hall, and carried on many other services. Wearing white sweaters with orange and blaclc emblems, the girls present an attractive picture. Volentes, is a Latin word meaning Always willing to serve. Row 1-Harrison, Broclcman, Kern, Curtis, Lewis Row 1-Takahashi, Maddoclc, Ngchbdr, Morrison, Rippon Row 2-Ahnlund, Evans, Hanson, Hollis Row 2-Richards, Melrose, Bohllce, Mehus Row 3-Broclc, Dyer, Elgert, Fullerton Row 3-Shaw, Hughes, McGee, Needham, Smith, Smith TIGER CL O F F I C E R S President ....................... Curtis Gilbert Vice-President .... ,... D avid Dunton Secretary ....... .........., D ick Sawyer Adviser. .. .... Mr. W. E. Hendrickson Service with a Smile WHQ ARE those boys in attractive white sweaters with orange and black Tiger-head emblems? They are boys always on the trigger for serving. Tiger Claw is the name ol this honorary service organization. It you want something done around school, just whistle . . . they are ready to do the task. They have been hosts at P. T. A. dances and Back-to-School night, have ushered at the school productions, and have worked with the Volentes in the anti-smoking campaign that lifted Broadway's reputation so high. Student government is their Exhibit A' '... collaborating with the Volentes, they supervised the system oi student control in the study hall. . The community, the school, and the parents have Felt the aid of the club . . . one that believes giving is better than receiving. Row 1-Uyeno, Van Duren, Shepherd, Dunton, Row 1-McDonald, Maddock, Minzel, Eilenberg, Holloway, Foster Eberharter, Obazawa Row 2-Amundson, Ragge, Patterson, Palmer, Carson Row 2-Nordahl, Roderick, Dean, Marcus, Clarke Row 3-Adskim, Bracken, Kimura Row 3-Brunner, Dunstan, Sawyer, Wren BUYS' CLUB 41 l O F F I C E R S President ..................... George Minzel Vice-President ..... ..... D ave Dunton Secretary ........ .,.... D ick Sawyer Where Good Friends Get Together KNQCK, KNQCIQ Who's there? . . . The Boys' Club, delivering baslcets of cheer for Christmas, as they did also for Thanksgiving. l-lere are delicious pies, saclcs of potatoes and other good things that were collected in the rolls for the needy. I ln the north end of the first floor hall is the small palace that all the boys lcnovv vvell-the Boys' Club office. But they are here, there, and everywhere, uthe boys. Courtesy and Get-Acauainted Weelcs, the anti-smolcing campaign, and the Vocational Conferences were sponsored by this busy organization, besides popular assemblies. They are all friends, and the chief pal among them is their adviser, W. E. l-lendriclcson, 'il-lendy. To every problem that is brought to him, he gives thoughtful counsel. Friendship . . . service . . . guidance . . . activity . . . that's the Boys' Club. A busy one, indeedl DEBATE CLUB T OFFICERS Charles Shepherd. .President ...... Kazuo Kimura Alvin Brick ,.... Vice-President ..... Ben Uyeno Kazuo Kimura ..... Secretary ,.... Bailey Nieder Betty Rodruck ..... Treasurer ........ Alvin Brick Ben Uyeno . Debate Manager. Harvey McLaughlin ul. W. Ladd ....,... Adviser. .Miss Luauda Foote Convincin Uonversers WE CAN talk all we want to, but the Debate Club members will still talk circles around us. It is all in the knack ol saying what one wants to say, and that is what they have learned. The Debate Club made a serious study this year of the art of speech and parliamentary procedure. Besides the usual activities here, speeches and programs, the Hyoung Cicerosn have spoken at various other schools and occasionally on the radio. DEBATE SQUAD Row 1-Suzanne Bernstein, ,lean Ross, Miss Luauda Foote, Coach, Betty Rodruck, Alvin Brick Row 2-Charles Shepherd, Mell Monheimer, David Carson, Tom Isaac, Kazuo Kimura Row 3-Ben Uyeno, Harvey McLaughlin, Stewart Mclnnis, Jack Woods, Ellis Vachon , .j'fw '. ,. . 1 45 'V ' if ffff f ' A .f 1,1 They Speak Well THE DEBATE SQUAD does not waste words. Under the careful coaching of Miss l.uauda Foote and James W. Ladd, the members have maintained Broadvvay,s tine record for debating. During the first semester the question debated vvas, Resolved, that there should be an extension of the consumer's cooperatives in the United States. The choice for the second semester Was, What should be the policy ol the United States in regard to the protection of private property in foreign countries? Dave Carson, one ot the members, vvon first place in the city-vvide oratorical contest sponsored by the Sons of the American Revolution. I-A A T I N I-A I1 B Proconsul ..... ...., M ika l-laycino Scriptor ....,,.. .,... l-l arriet Maddoclc Legatus Primus ..., ,. ........ Evelyn Dyer Legatus Secundus .... ............. B ailey Nieder Adviser ....,....... ..,. M iss jessie Lichtenberger Nos non morituri THE LATIN CLUB, through the unusual ability ol the president, lVlil4a l-layano, has had a year replete with elaborate and enjoyable meetings. lmpressive installation and initiation ceremonies . . . a Christmas program, unique with its table decoration ol hand-made candles. . .the celebration ol the Augustan Bimillennium . . . those were a levv ol the events that completed the Latin Club's accomplishments. F R EI N C H G L I1 B President ,..... . ...,.. Carolyn Nevvberger Vice-President .... ........... M iriam l-less Secretary ....... ..... E lizabeth l-larrison Adviser ,..... . . .... Mr. Rupert Eicholzer Parlez-vous francais? ll-lE FRENCH CLUB certainly does spealc French. Oui, oui, tres bien. -lo promote a more liberal use ol the language, and to inspire a more complete understanding ol France and her customs . . . those were the aims ol the Club during the past year. Comprenez-vous? . ,A . 1 ,i .4 7 l-larold Maddoclc ...... President ......., George Minzel G R M A N C L ll B Joe Bradley ....,.., Vice-President ..,... .Marilyn Birlcel l Melita Elgert ,......... Secretary ......,... l-larold Weir Mr. Rupert Eicholzer. ..... ......... ....... A d viser Immer Vorwarts! HERE ARE the German Club singing, Mila, das ist eine Schnitselbanclqf' as a three- piece German hand plays the lamiliar tune .... What a merry time, and one typical of their meetings .... Besides the entertainment, they enthusiastically discussed Germanyls influence on science, music, and medicine . . . Ein groszes glahr. John Stewart .......... President ........ l-lelen Greene S P A N I S H C L I1 B Marcia Melrose ,.,.. Vice-President .... Elmer Schweitzer Carol Wolfer .,....... Secretary .,.......... Julia l-lilts r Alvin Briclc. .,....,... Treasurer, ,. .... Arthur Abe i' I MQ , ,- -1- ? ' - Miss Audrey de Tourville ..... ................. A dviser ' A 'j . jg ,fx I! Buenos Dias, Amigos A ll-lE Sl3ANlSl'l CLUB has ollered the students an opportunity to learn the language, life, and color ol Spain . . the land ol the clattering castanets, the tango, and the evening serenades. A highlight of the year was a talk on Mexico by Mr. W. W. Young, history teacher, who motored through there last summer. Adios, amigosl X .X My f WRITERS' CLUB Tig o FF I c ERS Nik I x TXTsKXXSJPresident ..... .........,............ C hiyeko Tanagi 4 Y Secretary ..... ..... Cu enevieve Sedgwick XA .K h lkgdviser .... ,.,. M iss May Randall X ' 'Ju g TX N i Q' 1 ' Cnce Upon a Time... TI-IE WRlTERS' CLUB vvas reorganized this year at Broadway after a lapse ot several years. The membership is composed ot those from creative writing classes vvho vvish to continue in this vvork. Erom thrillers to philosophical poetry, their literary eitorts vvere constructively criticized among themselves. Make 'em laugh, make 'em vveep, make 'em wait is their motto. MUSIC CLUB OFFICERS Margaret Meisnest ..... President ...... Harriet Goldman Harriet Goldman .... Vice-President ........,,.......,. Kiyoka Kumagai ....... Secretary .,...... Kiyoka Kumagai Miss Mabel Bischoff .. .Adviser ...... Mrs. A. Baskerville Sharps and Flats TWG' MEMBERS ol the Congress oi Musicians are heard discussing the year's activity of the Club. Says one, uRemember the Christmas Rarty and the Spring Music Cozy? They vvere greatln The other one answered, HYou said it. The Club certainly has helped me a lot tovvards the appreciation ot music' '... and on they talked of the advantages the Music Club otters its members. Live and Let Live Club OFFICERS President .................. George Manolides Vice-President .................. Sophie Levas Secretary ..... ..... M argaret Meisnest Adviser .... ..... G eorge Muench Live and Let Live' THAT TITLE is the name of the two year old club in which sate driving practices and the inside ot cars are taught. What distance does one travel before being able to stop when going seventy miles an hour? What are the shapes of the traffic signs? Give up? . . . Or were you one ot the many club memberswho were fortunate enough to learn these and other traffic facts. George Muench, the enthusiastic and capable adviser of this club, was ably assisted by Marshall Goodwin. President ..... .... ......... D i clc Dean S K I G L u B Secretary ....,..,..... ...,. M ac Hillman All-City Representative. . . .,.... Roy Rubenstein Adviser ............... .... M iss Kristine Thomle Snow Sports THE SKI CLUB, born in the tall of 1937, has had a year literally snowed under by interesting events. Sponsored by the P. T. A., the group participated in the lnter-High Slci Council, which was organized a few years ago by Hans Ctto Giese, famous sl4iier, and which promotes slciing as a tree and healthful sport. Such notables as Reidar Gjolme, Dr. Qtto Strizeclc, john Woodward, Bob Higman, and Ken Syverson have appeared onthe programs. The P. T. A. also sponsored a trip to the Snoqualmie Slci Bowl. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB OFFICERS Charles Shepherd ...... President ...... Charles Shepherd ArthurGuenser .,,.. Vice-President ..... Dorothy Purington Harriette Hanson ...... Secretary ........... Elsie lverson Harry Tanaguchi ...... Treasurer ..,..,.... Art Guenser Howard C. Griffith ..... Adviser ...., Mr. H. F. Holcombe Duck, or They'll Shoot WATCH YQUR STEP or you might get shot. This is only lor lun ol it though, as camera lans are the ones who will do the shooting. The Photography Club members lurl4 every- where. For an inlant organization, born last lall, it is getting along wonderfully well. At times, however, the members get Hsnappyf, A number ol Sealth snapshots are works ol theirs. The club is Hcliclcingf' ' RADIO CLUB O F F I C E R S President .........,................., Ed Perry Vice-President ....,. .............. G len Klein Secretary ......,. .... F redericlc Stevens Adviser. . . ...,. Mr. Earl Donner W7AUK Calling DOTS, DASHES, lots ol llashes . , . Broadwayls Radio Club travels the ether waves. This is a group ol Hlive wiresn who have contacted stations from coast to coast. The center ol their energy is to advance and promote amateur radio in high school. CHESS CLUB O F F I C E R S President ..................... Norman Roberts Vice-President ..... ..... C harles Simonds Secretary ...... .... H enry Feriss Treasurer. . .,........ Ted Sakai Adviser. .... Mr. Paul H. Hodge Checkmate . .. THE CHESS CLUB members . . . about twenty strong . . . certainly believe in that adage, Hlhinlc before Moving. Thorough thought is their specialty. Speed does not mean anything in this game. Although no inter-school contests vvere played this year, the board experts were practicing their strategy every week. This year marlcs the second season of the club's activity, its having been founded in the tall of 1936. Patemo Calonsug ,..... President. .Bartholomeo Napenias F I L I P I N U C L ll B Frank Quilantang .... Vice-President .... Frank Quilantang Beatrice Rodriquez ..... Secretary ..... Beatrice Rodriguez Mr. W. W. Young .,.... Adviser ...... Mr. W, W. Young I Pon THE l:ll.ll3lNQ CLUB, small but active, has concluded a banner year. Contacting visitors from the lslands . . . studying political, social, economic, and religious conditions ol the islands . . . furthering relationship among Filipino students at Broadway . . . that all came under the scope of the club. The Christmas meeting was outstanding, with an interesting program and refresh- ments. At this time the club had as guests a representative group ol school leaders. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Seeingis Beheving THE SCIENCE CQUlNlCll. is composed of representatives from all science and health classes. This group was organized during the fall semester to assist in the development of visual education in the science department. Through their untiring efforts sufficient subscriptions have been obtained to finance the purchase of a sixteen-millimeter filmo- sound movie machine and to rent films to provide monthly programs for the science classes throughout the year. HEALTH DEPARTMENT Say Awrah! NCT FEELING WELL? See Dr. Maybelle Parlc or Miss Evelyn Elcholm. ln their office next to the Girls' Club they are ready to tal4e care of any emergency or accident. The tvvo are busy throughout the year with the routine of examining every student. They also make home calls for the advisers or attendance departments and assist vvith special health tests, such as the ear and tuberculosis examinations. Their objective is to keep students fit,'and regular in attendance-a valuable service, Paul lrwin, John Nordahl, Joe Eberharter, Sylvia Bob Brunner, joe Eberharter, Paul lrwin, John Ahnlund, AI Taylor, Jerry Swanson, Mr. John Rue Nordahl, Dick Dean Ticket, Please LOOK AT Tl-lAT LINE of students waiting for punches. lt is your turn, but do not get frightened. . . the boy will just punch your stamp card. That is one of the functions of the Ticket Force, which handles the sale of tickets for the productions, the major sport events, the P. T. A. dances, and any lectures or moving pictures which are recommended for high school students. The group was in two divisions, those handling the ticket sales with G. Pritchard as adviser, and those who collected the tickets under the supervision of L. Rue. John Bracken, Don Fitzpatrick, Pryor Aclskim, Arlyn Fowler Wren, Don Fitzpatrick, Gunnard Magnuson, Carr, Bill Foster, l-larry Olson, Fowler Wren, Robert O'Toole, Bob Davis Lawrence Mauldin, Mac l-lillman Behind the Scenes Tl-llf STAGE FORCE has had a year far from being dull, arranging scenery, shifting sets, setting up the sound equipment, and innumerable other tasks. The Senior Play, Vodvil, and Qperetta were masterpieces with their sound effects and realistic scenery . . . the work of the Stage Force. W. Ladd succeeded Max Reynolds as the director of the group during the second semester. Q Honors and Awards Whims inspirational Trophy For the Football player, the greatest inspiration to his team Tom Smart Whims Plaque-Fall Semester For outstanding service to journalism jack Patterson Verner Jamieson Memorial For the clebater contributing most to public speaking if David Carson I1 W Rena B. Raymond Memorial For Faithful service to Broadway girls Violet Lloyd The Candle Log For girls who have been an inspiration Betty Ann Smith, Betty Shaw, Whims Plaque-Spring Sem tqr' For outstanding ser ' t journa 's I Helen Muir M' SchoIarsh.p 'VJ M Don Palmer-Schol rship at Oregon State University. R ' Hirashi Hirai-Scholarship at California School ol Fine Arts. Y M ,JW ! . ,f- Speech Awards 'J L' g David Carson-Winner of S. A. E. Oratorical Contest. Second prize in To t a,ers' Extempore Speaking Contest. i Art Awards Marlowe HartungfFirst prize in College of Puget Sound Poster Contest. Hisashi HiraiAPrize winner in College of Puget Sound Poster Contest. Honorable mention in National Scholastic High School Art Contest for package design. Second prize for' Washington State Rhododendron Festival Poster. Daniel Reynolds and Hisashi Hirai-Honorable mention for prints from California School of Fine Arts. Roy lzumi-First prize in University ol Washington Print Contest. Barbara Cheseldine and Dorothy McCutchen-Honorable mention for National Air Mail Week Stamp. Seiichi Motoki, Roy lzumi, Talcaalci Hirai, Hisashi Hirai, and Daniel Reynolds-Prints chosen by l-iunt Pen Company traveling exhibit over United States. 84 l P.-T. A. OFFICERS President ..,.......,,.,.,.... Mrs. M. P. Patterson First Vice-President .......,.. Mrs. E. Leory Wilson Second Vice-President ..,..,.. Miss Elizabeth Mills Secretary ............ ..,... M rs. N. J. Blanchard Treasurer. ,.,... Mrs, J. J. Weir Our P.-T. A. Gives a Hand A PUZZLE to all, hovv does the parent-Teacher Association accomplish so many tasl4s so thoroughly? Among its activities vvas the sponsoring of a sl4i trip, an ice sl4ating party, and regular dances each month, all ol which vvere enjoyed by enthusiastic students. The association vvas also responsible for obtaining new lockers lor, the hall and improvements in the Boys' Club ollice and the playlielcl. 'lhese various undertakings are a great credit to the organization. The benelits from the vvorlc ol the P.-T. A. are numerous. The student receives proper entertainment, the cooperation ol the Faculty gives the parents an opportunity to have a better understanding ol their childrens activities and studies, the inside inlormationn gained by the parents tends to give the pupils better guidance, the faculty in turn becomes acquainted vvith home conditions ol the students. The P.-T. A. deserves recognition For the place it has made For itsell. lts services lor the student body have the Hpromise ol great reward. 1 , X as i 'A ii ' H9 'eifwfmeq IN U wr-f 06' ci id 1' J' bi! Qi XQCGH SUSPS ' Left to rigi1fM-'Self Satisfied, Eiwfi HQne, S XB My - Iwo, iiwree, Gofi i'i2eoc:iy, Aim, Firefi , 'W it-+5 :You Guess, HBroc1dwoy Socioiifesf' W 2 ' Uieii Me fVioreMHVVo1cii1i1e Birdie'HiQr1e K 1 f SX oi C1 Time, pieosei' , .k.....g.......,.. 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Because ol tlie complications tlwat involved every clwaracter, time identity ol tlie murderer vvas unlmovvn until tlie end. Accused ot stealing Mr. Flemings money and suspected of being time l4iller, Brooks' innocence vvas eventually proven. l-lis romance vvitlw Miss Qgden added interest to tlwe play. ,f--N wh-R, N an-ann-Q-,, ' Senior Play Cast Miss Dale Qgden. .. .... Betty Marie poef Betty glean Bolilke Brooks ................ ,........ C urtis Gilbert, Roland Jones Lizzie ........,,..,,.... .....,. V irginia Brock, l-lelen Gillman Miss Cornelia Van Gorder ............,.....,....... Betty Qberg Billy ,,...,......4........... George Manolides, l-lirosbi lfunitsugu Dr. Wells ....... ..,. ............... G e orge Minzel Anderson ........ ..... R icnard Boas Richard Fleming ..... .... j ack Minkler Reginald Beresford .... ....... D uncan pope An Unknown Man .... ..... R oy Rubenstein Man in ine Dark .... ......... B ill l'lull Sir Moving swiftly between laugltter-provoking comedy and exciting mystery, time drama received tremendous applause wlten tlwe curtains were closed. What grand directors Miss jule Kullberg and Mr. Ladd arelu mlliose stage settings and sound eltects . . . myln lite performances were magnilicentll' Cn and on tlte praise ran. Adding to time evenings entertainment, tlwe scltool orclwestra under tlwe direction ol Einar Lindblom played between acts. All in all tlne Senior play of '38 was a con- vincing triumplw. The Broadway Prevue of 1933 Seen in Revue were: George Minzel, Dave Baskervilles Hgymplwonic Swingstersm and Cliorus, jolinny Bracken, Genevieve Rockeleller, glean Arney, lalarold Weir, Duncan pope, l-larry Hamasaki, Genslii Nisliimura, 'loslwio laniguclii, Sumio Sacltiguclii, Girls' Gym Class, l-lelen Gillman, Betty Marie Poe, l-laryey Dingley, Bill Casteel, Carl Clement, Arlyn Carr, Dick Vrooman, A'Vonne Middleton, Normagene slames, vleanne McMartin, Sliirley Rlwett, l-larriet Atkinson, l.ois Brie-se, Marjorie Nelson, Margery Gemmell, janet l-luglwes, Clwarlotte lfuclwer, Virginia Estes, Catlterine l-laryey, june Sorvik, Rosemary Elliot, l-lelen Powell, Maiella peppin, Betty Gray, Melita lflgert, Roberta l-lollis, Sally l.ewis Virginia Brock, Betty Qberg, Dorotliy Baker, Arlo Woodard. I Sound EauipmentfFowler Wren Stage Meclwanician-Warren Gillerman Dance DirectorsfMiss Eleanor Springer, Lois Liglitsfkowler Wren Briese, Roberta l-lollis Loft-Don Fitzpatrick Make-up Cliairmanfjeanene McMartin Costumes---janet l-luglwes Call Girls-l-lelen Powell, Lenore Woltl Art-Caroline pope, Adolf Drtina Www e Great White Way TAKE THE KMlKE., STaTion VDVL is on The airln HGood eveningfl said The genial master of ceremonies, George lvlinzel, as he sTepped To The microphone and beamed upon The audience. Fl-was The beginning of one ol The performances of The Broadway Revue of 1938, given Friday and SaTurday evenings of lvlarch Q5 and Q6. lVlodeled in The manner of a broadcast over HSTaTion VDVL,,' The shovv was a sparlcling specTacle Hl:or size The shovv vvas a gianT, having more Than sevenTy sTudenT performers and TWenTy-one acTs. The music, ranging from solos To The Choir accompanied by Dave Baslcervilles SvvingsTers, vvas superb. The comedy vvas light, loud, sudden, and subTle. From The TirsT row To The lasT seaT in The balcony The applause was showered upon The dazzling dance numbers. The gymnasTic acTs Thrilled even The Timid Freshmen. Ah, buT vvhat is The use of sTreTching The praise for The Revue lurTher? -l-o say iT vvas unique expresses The unanimous opinion ol Those presenr. CrediT for The success is due chiefly To W. Ladd, The direcTor, who shovved himself a dynamo ol energy and resourcelulness. The musical direcTor, Einar Lindblom, and The arT director, Miss jule Kullberg, are To be complimenTed lor Their splendid share in The production. H. M. S. PINAPUREN The Lass That Loved a Sailor ,,.. W,..- The Characters Cgttiia. ............. ,.......... P aul Muellerschoen Ca tain Corcoran ........................ oe Ditore H 0 0 Clncen 4-------4--'- '----f ----- R 0 beflfl l l0lll5 iosiphine .,....-.-..,.'....-4 Genevieve Rickefeller Sir Joseplfs Marines. .Roberta l-lollis, Marjorie Nelson, Ralph Raclcston ............ Ted McCann, l-larold Weir H A YlVQlf1lCl ESYSUI M0 Ql9 Gipimel, Sl'1lVli9Y Rliell Sir Joseph Porter, K. C. B. .............. Bill McDaniel MFG MOON, '-------'-- , , -------- A Vonne lVllCldlelOV1 Mrs. Cripps CLittle Buttercupj, MGVVY Mclden Gnd TGV: Berry Oberg, Margaret Needham Dorothy MOS- l-lvwley, Wdlter Hawley l-lebe ..............,.....,......... Elaine Johnson P d i. Diclc Deadeye .... ................ W alter Otto, Jr. i ro uc lon D giii gobsiey .,,..,... ,....-,. A ndrew Fyfe Mr. Lindbloni ................................ Music Bob Beckef ,--........, ,-.A W eyne Mcpenieis Mrs. Baskerville ,..........,.......... A ....... M LiSIC Seirgeanf of Marines -blli -'..,...- i-i ugh pcm, Mr. Ladd ........ f ............ Dramatics and Staging Miss Lemon ............ .... ,l eanne McMartin MISS KUllbe Q ------'-------------'-------A---- Aff Alonzo Bord .,,,4,,., liilhi D Uneen pope Miss Springer .......................... Dance Class Louie ......... . . ' 'George Minzel The Orchestra QA.. is 'E , ....T........,e.................m..e 1--H-H 'P--W - - W- - -i , ..... v... . .. Jvc..-Y, . .., c.-., V- f Q- ,K . l Sailing, Sailing ALL ON BOARD! Let's shove off with the good ship ul-l. M. S. Rinaloren and view Broadvvay's operetta for 1938, presented Friday and Saturday evenings, May 13 and 'l4. Despite the aged superstition that misfortune is abroad on Friday the thirteenth, the shovv completed its 'lvoyagen amid uvvavesn of applause and praise which rocked the auditorium. ln command of the I-l. M. S. Pinatoren is gallant Captain Corcoran, who has as svvashbuclcling a crew as ever sailed the seas. Qne of them, Ralph Rackston, an able seaman, is smitten with love forthe Captains daughter, ilosephine. But the Rt. l-lon. Sir ,joseph Porter, First Lord of the Admiralty, loves the girl, too. Although josephine loves Ralph the more, her father Favors the man with the highest ranl4. lhe true romance seems to be crushed when Sir Joseph Porter throvvs the common sailor into the l3oat's den. Mrs. Cripps CLittle Buttercupl saves the situation by disclosing a mixup of the Captain and Ralph Raclcston. Caring For the tvvo when they vvere four years old and in the Ubaby farm,H she switched them. So, Ralph is the Captain, and the Captain is the common sailor. Raised to the higher ranlc, the Former able seaman marries Josephine. lo malce the romantic interest even more complete, Corcoran and Little Buttercup find mutual love. The plot is spiced throughout vvith lively humor. Miss Lemon, Qtto and Louie, and Little Buttercup bring laugh after laugh. When the ul-l. M. S. Pinaforen doclced, it was five bells and all was vvell. 0 CHOIR OFFICERS President Margaret Needham Vice-President Margaret Evans Secretary Beatrice Malm Treasurer Ted McCan n With a Song in My Heart Tl'lE MEMBERS ot the Broadway A Cappella Choir always have a song in their hearts. To offer an opportunity tor students to satisfy their love tor music has been the principal objective ol the Choir. A song of priase should be sung tor Einar Lindblom who founded the Broadway A Cappella Choir in T928 and has directed it since then. l-lis inspirational leadership has gone tar towards making the study of music enjoyable and beneficial. Because of its beautiful arrangements ot sacred songs, the Choir has received invi- tations to sing at many places. It has sung at the D. A. R. hlouse, the Women's Century Club, the Qlympic l-lotel, and the Meany l-lotel. The group was heard over the radio three times, participated at the All-City Choir Eestival at Meany l-lall, and sang For the King County Medical Associations Christmas Party. Also in conjunction with the Girls' Club, it presented the Christmas Concert in the auditorium. A complete list would include many more events. The time spent in Choir has been well spent, giving the students the cultural baclq- ground that will enrich the years ahead. .4 K 5 :xx Q I 1 axe. ,Qu .. g 4 'M .. X., . , 5 3 1 69 elif-5 if I . , mf 141:44 Ciimilid Snaps Taste, 'The Eyes Hove If Y' 'See The Soc Chc1romyces? punch 'emu 'Near 'eorf' 1 1- xx. M gui S.,1k7 Len to faghf- whale Genius Bums, Such 1 ' ax 9' U In H H ig vw 'iff- Come ond Get If Stree-1 Scene 1 BETTY SHAW Editor They Work and orry Tl-IE INTERESTING Work is completed . . . tlwe 'I938 Seoltlw nos been edited. lt's all over but tlwe slioutingu does not opply in this case, tor, let us lwope,tl1e result of the yeor's lopor will live on cind provide mony moments of licippy recollections. MISS BLANCHE NOEL Editorial Adviser SENIOR EDITORS j. G. PRITCHARD SENIOR STAFF ' Business Adviser, Photography SEALTH TYPISTS JUNlOR STAFF ..t0 Leave a Lasting Record To publish Sealth, dependable students are necessary for the stall, which originates and carries out plans. ln this edition the following were the big chiefsnz Betty Shaw, general editor, Warren l-lolloway, manuscript editor, Marlowe hlartung, art editor, Dicl4 Sawyer, sports editor, Kay Sivley, girls' athletics, l-larold Sondheim, business manager, Miss Blanche Noel, editorial adviser, and G. Pritchard, business adviser. Besides the leaders the Seniors fortunate in being selected for duty were LaVonne Brocl4man, ,loe Eberharter, Curtis Gilbert, Helen Greene, Myrtle Grindrod, Milca l'layano, l-lelen Muir, Don Palmer, Arnold Peterson, Carolyn Pope, Duncan Pope, and Margaret Swanson. The vluniors serving their apprenticeship for next year were Evelyn Dyer, Roberta l-lollis, Pauline Takahashi, Bob Burns, Bailey Nieder, and Keith Gles. Special typists were l-larriet Goldman, Ruth Sheppard, and Sachilco Sumiolca. Miss Noel, who guided the stall so smoothly, handled the individual abilities to advantage for organizing and publishing the annual. Mr. Pritchard has certainly been Uworth his salt. The picture drives, the selection of the lithographer, the styles, and materials, as well as the taldng ol pictures, were his worlc. All members did their best . . . they hope you are pleased. OO They G0 to Press Tl-TE BROADWAY WHIMS is one ot the best high school newspapers in the nation. And that is not bragging, it is merely stating a tact. The weekly paper was awarded first honor rating in a national contest conducted by the Columbia University Scholastic Press Association. Why does Whims consistently take high ratings? The reason is lra T. Miller. l'-le has injected the spirit and knowledge of journalism into the students ot newswriting. For the skillful editing the entire class deserves credit, because the members alternate positions on the stall weekly. Commendation goes to the advertising stall, which, with slerry Swanson as manager, has made the continuation of the seven-column weekly possible. preceding Jerry as ad manager were Frank lVlcGilvray and Dick Winkler. Betty jean Brien contributed to the paper by taking charge ot the circulation. The Whims lnspirational Plaque, a gilt ot the stall of '36, bears the name ot the Football player ot greatest inspiration to the team each season. This year Tom Smart, captain, was the recipient ol that honor. The names ot jack Patterson and l lelen Muir were added to the Journalism Plaque this year. This honor is awarded each semester to the one who has been the most inspirational for fellow Whims reporters. WHIMS STAFF News of News Aces EAST, WEST, NORTH, AND SOUTH . , . throughout the high schools of the city, the Broadway chapter of Quill and Scroll, journalistic honorary, is lcnown as the pioneer in the All-City Quill and Scroll organization. The members here were the ones who led in the movement. The Hold-timers returning from the '37 season, jacl4 Patterson, Dicl4 jones, Kenji Tani, Frances Mitchell, joe Eberharter, Warren l-lolloway, and Margaret Swanson, formed the nucleus of the group during the fall. They edited the Daily Whims until December T7, when the journalism l students toolc it over. Beginning with the new semester the Daily, the only one in the cityis schools, was again in the hands of the Quill and Scroll. To encourage down-town advertising in high school papers and to promote aspirations for journalism were the other objects of the Unewshoundsf' The qualifications for membership are good scholarship, able editing, and excellence in writing. l-iigh salesmanship is the requirement for the advertising staff. As the year went on those in the advanced journalism class who qualified were nominated. Members added this year were l-lelen Muir, Chiyo Nakata, Myrtie Grindrod, Virginia Broclc, Gloria Colburn, jerry Swanson, Betty Shaw, and Diclc Sawyer. The officers were Warren l-lolloway, president, joe Eberharter, vice-president, Margaret Swanson, secretary, and Frances Mitchell, treasurer, with lra T. Miller, the man behind the outstanding reporting of this year's staff, as adviser. OFFICERS joe Eberharter, WagrgxclglsolffxqyglagilMargaret Swanson GUN-L AND SCROLL MEMBERS Advisor, lra T. Miller i..L...........l.,,,,,, , , x J ff M N Q. f Q x J 2 F- J A :KJ A b' uig A Z W LETI E l S fa -1, 5 ' 0 gf 'Mvff 13,9 4 W 'f All - nnssanu - rnncx f f ' J K ' x fi ,. i -, Ag Hag H ,. dam we ' I .:. aw 'Q k 2 , sk, ' - . , ii-if 421.7 5 W5 -,-. in ,A kt 5 ' gm ry, kg.. fn fvr- IIIS ' GOLF - MIIDR SPDR TS- GAL fv ,S GIRLS' SPORTS Z Ji7 H fr mum- G. A. Virginia Brock .... Violet Lloyd ...... f' 57 Q? 1 A. Passes By OFFICERS Michilco Watanabe .... l-lidelco Fujino ....,.. Helen LeFebvre. .. Marian LaCusta. . . Bette jayne Frost. . Margaret Esmay. . . Helen Patterson. .. Sophia Levcis .... .G. A. A. President .Big B President ,Big B Secretary .Big B Treasurer Little B President , , . . .Little HB Vice-President Little B Secretary . . . .Sports Manager . . . . . .Sports Manager . . . .Banquet Chairman ELEANOR SPRINGER l-lLll2l2Y AND get in the hilce, girls . . . there is great sport aheadl Earn your 500 points and become a Big or Little HB member. ln the Fall, play hoclcey, volleyball, and ping ping, and in the spring, join us in badminton, basketball, tennis, and baseball. lo add to your lun, you must lcnow Miss Rheba Nickerson, adviser of the Little and Big HB clubs, and Miss Eleanor Springer, who is in charge ol alter N school sports. And Wasnit the Sports Banquet at the Y. W. C. A. a RHEBA NICKERSON wonderful success? ' fi A beneficial change was brought about when the President of the G. A. A. was made Second Vice-president ol the Girls' Club, thus bringing the two organizations into closer contact. Lloyd Brock LeFebvre Fuiino, Frost, LaCusta, Leuas, and Patterson, Watanabe 1012 'IOS '1 1 'ffm Mm t i W sn Q. KK ,ff WW 1' , ,NN N 4 PUPITI IRE UE LITTLE B GIRLS Row 1fMiller, Harrwig, Rockwood, Le Febvre, Frost, Walton Row 2--Wilson, Pearson, Saunderson, Savinofi, Gregson Row 3ATsuda, Moore, Hudson, Moss, La Custo BlG B GIRLS ,, ,, Row 1fTalcahashi, Hasegawa, Morrison, Morrison, lshikawa, R . Bl? B GlRl'S . Patterson ow 17SUmI0lCd, Yorroka, Tanaka, Sugrno, Umemura Row Qfshimoda, Okimoto, Watanabe, Sumimoto Row 2fBready, Lloyd, Levas, Conn, Fuiino 1 Row 3-Doolittle, Jones, Crane Row 3A Melsnesl' Tsudc Q In WINNING VOLIEYBALI. TEAM WINNING HOCKEY TEAM z Chinn, Coifon, Tsuda, Elmore, Qoolihle, Levas Hirai, Sumimoro, Shimoda, Yorioka, Okimoro, Sumioka, v 'BADMINTONI GIRLS E 0'e Maier, Dayis, Holmoln,-Kumagai, Talcakoshi, Cornilisas, Lynch, ARCHERY 'J' f Q longs, Tuttle, Ito Haig, Kay, Santo O8 T -W L L v f Drama in the Mud Bowl WHEN COACH ROY HALL, new Tiger mentor, called his first practice, he found among the many Sophomores and Juniors only four returning lettermen. Around these four, Tom Smart, Louis Lenz, Dave Aden, and slaclc Gorham, Coach Hall began to build his 1937 team with an eye to the future rather than to the present. However, his plans were thwarted somewhat by that bug-a-boo of all coaches, injuries of players. Two lettermen, Louis Lenz and Captain Dave Aden, were forced out for the remainder of the season as a result of injuries in practice. Coach Hall seemed to be haunted by the injury jinx, for he lost many of his good players at the time they were needed most. Opener Proves Disastrous The inexperience of the green Bengal team was clearly brought out in the first game with Roosevelt, October Q. Bobby Ericlcson, along with ten other Rough Riders, toolc the Tigers to taslc in the first game of the colorful opening doubleheader and sent them home a sadder and wiser team after defeating them Q5-O. This opening contest proved the mettle of many of the players who, as it proved, continued to play heads-up ball for the remainder of the season. Norm Campbell, Bob Metz, Doug Anderson, jim Yoshida, Jaclc Gorham, Bill Boscole, Herb Carroll, and Bill Q'Neill were among the Pine Streeters that loolced good to the stands. Eagles Defeat Bengals Cleveland hcid a field day when they bested the Bengals in a contest that was almost a repetition of the first game. Even the score was the same, 25-O. Norm Campbell was the Tigers' chief ground gainer, but he just couldn't lceep out of these eager Eagles, arms. Another Goose Egg ln a game that was pre-doped to be a draw, the Franklin Green Wave turned on the heat and smothered the followers of Roy Hall, '18-O. But Metz, Boscole, Campbell, and Cciptain Tom Smart made the going tough for the Quakers. CAMPBELL BOSCOLE CAPT. SMART W i' if Y Y 10 O Drama in the Mud Bowl Garfield 39, Broadway Olll The disciples of l.eon Brigham fell upon the green Tigers and turned them inside out. The score when the final gun sounded was 39-O, with the Bulldogs on the long end of the score. This was the highest score in the high school league for 1937. Campbell Scores First Touchdown Although they did not win over Queen Anne, the Tigers. scored somewhat ol a moral victory when Norm Campbell lcnifed over guard lor the first Broadway touchdown of the season. The Bengals were brought within scoring distance by a series ol forward passes. Une of them from Phillips to Metz was good for forty yards and landed the pigslcin on the Grizzly four yard line. From there the ball went over the line and put six points on the board for Broadway. Metz, Budlong, Phillips, Smart, Boscole, and Anderson helped to put over those six points. lndians Nose Out Tigers The final game with West Seattle came within a hair's breadth of being a Pine Street victory. But with the score standing at 7-O in favor of the Redskins, the l-lall warriors couldn't shove the ball over from the four yard marker, with four downs to go. They had chances to score later, but the over- eager Tigers muiied them. Captain Smart, Bob Metz, Gene Cotton, l-lal Ragge, and ,laclc Gorham, all graduating Seniors, turned in notable performances in their last game. Hall Tries New System Coach l-lall tried out the new system ol having, instead of the usual marleed division between the first and second squads, one squad embracing what would be the first and second teams. This gave the boys more chance to learn the game by experience, in the opinion of Coach l'lall, The result is that he will have twenty-two returning lettermen next September. The outloolc for next season is decidedly brighter than when Coach Hall first entered Broadway. Bob Bomber Heaman will be assistant coach again. Front: Metz, Boscole, Blumenthal, Amundsen, Marcus, Front: McDonald, Kurose, Yoshida, johns, Kuhanhen Gorham, Budlong Hilschire, O'NeaI Back: Carrol, Campbell, Phillips, Anderson, Coach Back: Bloch, Ragge, Cotton, Hielm, Coach Bob Roy Hall Heaman ' N N. f. X F 'g Z 'V7-' W- Wwgmgmwf em fifffyf as E if-533152: my -2 r U ,. . T 'vw , 7 J P A ,A mm V. awww y inn. 1. mu..- Captain Dickinson Dunton Obazawa Stavros Cook Dickinson Free hots from the Maple Court DESl3l'l'E THE FACT that they ended the season in sixth place the Grange and Black clad warriors under the able tutelage of Coach 'Bombern l-leaman were a team to be feared. pre-season ratings gave them a more than even chance to end up in one of three top spots, but a few uhard luckn games soon dropped their average down. Garfield Takes First Victory The Garfield Bulldogs took the opening day encounter with the followers of Bob f-leaman. After a hard fought battle which saw the Bengals challenge the lead of the Bulldogs several times, the final score read 3'l-'l9, with the Tigers going home on the short end ofthe score. The next contest was held in the Bengal gym and the opponent was the strong Franklin team. With the Quakers in the lead 30-'IQ at the third quarter, the disciples of Bob Heaman put on an amazing rally and overhauled the Quakers only to weaken in the last minutes and lose the game 44-33. Drop Games to indians-Lynx West Seattle defeated Broadway in what is termed by many as a hard-luckn game, The Bengals led all the way until the last thirty seconds of the game when the Indians caught up and passed the Tigers. The final score was Q6-Q4. For the fourth consecutive time the Bengals were bested in battle when they met the Lincoln Abes on the Tiger floor. With Norm Dalthrop leading the attack, the llailsplitters easily outdistanced the struggling Bengals and won handily 4'l-25. Tigers Taste Victory Finally with four losses and no wins marked on the scoreboard, the Tigers journeyed to Queen Anne ready to do or die. After a first half which found the score tied 'IQ-19, the Bengals bombarded the hoop with a barrage of shots and won the game by a 40-Q4 margin. Anxious Eyes Follow the Ball Waiting for the Rebound S ...,.,..,...,1.,.-? W eve Y, ,W 7-'ff Kretchmar Barlow Bricker Stearns Budlong Another Win l-leaman's l'loop Warriors entertained the Ballard Beavers in the Broadway Gym and again brought home the bacon. The final score was 41-31 with the Tigers on the long end of the score. Nearly Upset Bulldogs As the tournament went into the second round, the Bengals met the disciples of Leon Brigham and in what was one of the most exciting games of the season, almost upset the Bulldogs. The Tigers were ahead by ten counters at the half, but due to the uncanny shooting of Qkamura and Brooks, the Purple and Whiters soon overtook the Bengals. When the gun sounded, the scoreboard read 40-38 in favor of Garfield. Franklin Takes Another A dreary game at Franklin found the Bengals badly off their game with the result that the Quakers handily subdued the Tigers 41-QQ. Sophomore Hero Sophomore Jack Barlow was the hero as the Tigers took revenge for the first defeat at the hands of West Seattle. ln the last five seconds ofthe overtime he sank a swisher from the center ofthe floor to give the Bengals the Hnodf' 34-39. Cook and Co. Upset Lynx The biggest upset of the season occurred when the Bengals made the Lincoln Abes beg for mercy. At the half time the Bengals, to the surprise of everyone, were ahead QQ-10. The speeding men of l-leaman were able to keep out of distance of the l.ynx big guns with the result that when the game ended the Tigers were in front 33-31. Dan Cook, sparkling Tiger forward, led the scoring with fifteen points. ' Bengals Take Last Game journeying to Queen Anne the Tigers found the hill-toppers an easy mark and defeated them 45-27. Bob jugs Dickinson played his greatest game of the season when he scored twenty points. to lead his team mates in victory over the Ballard Beavers. With a score of 47-37 the l'leaman l'loop Warriors closed what cannot be called an unsuccessful season. Who Has it? Fighting for Possession .V My 0 il , N ar' Y V K 'wf'1 'fNrf 'Ffv 5 M 9 ., Q v i-, '07, Tl 1 I Y UK ' s N-M. as-- M B A 114 1 --g 'V Lv,'Q L L S Captain Cook Obazowo Kretchmar Brons Kuhanen Brondstrom Diamond Dust COACH BOB HBOMBERH HEAMAN called his first regular turnout on March 15. Among the many hiclcory and horsehide aspirants were twelve lettermen. As he formed his '38 squad around this nucleus, it became apparent to Coach l leaman that his pitching department needed some bolstering. Baclc from last year's team were Ray Brandstrom and Bob Diclcinson as regular Hchuclcersf' Dan Reynolds a transfer from Chicago, was also added to the staff. Bengals Powerful Hitters The Bengals had a powerful hitting squad, however. This was proved in the first practice game with West Seattle which the Tigers toolc with ease, 'lO-Q. ln following practice tilts, the men o' l'leaman brolce about even. Tigers Drop Opener With elaborate ceremonies before the game, the disciples of the Bomber', met the Ballard Beavers. The contest was close throughout with the Tigers out in front until the last inning when the Lutefisl4s put in a scoring rally and nosed out the Pine Streeters 8-7. Algy Kretchmar hit a home run, the first of the season. Score! Foul Ball! nun-P 6 W -.ai 1 'tr' -.. , K- Dickinson Kuhanen Stearns McMahon Reynolds Bricker Drub Eagles 10-3 Traveling to Georgetown, the Bengals did battle with the Cleveland Eagles. Big jugs Dickinson went the route on the mound for the Bengals, strilcing out ten and wallcing ten. The final score after the Tiger seige guns had stopped their clattering was 'iO-3. Blast Roosevelt 17-2 Again the Orange and Blacks had a fieid day. This time it was at the expense of the Roosevelt -feds who were unabfe to stem the tide. With Lefty Brandstrom pitching a near shut-out game, the Bengals won easily 17-Q. Drop Hard One to Lynx fn 0 hard-fought game with the Lincoln Lynx, the Tigers were edged out 6-4 as the result ofa home run by Norm Dalthrop. Al Kretchmar hit his second home run of the season when he blasted one out of the parlc. Lose Another to Garfield The Bengals engaged the Garfield Bulldogs in the fifth game of the first round. A practically errorless contest, the game brought out the lceen rivalry that exists between the two schools. The Purple l-lorde got the jump however and eked out on 8-7 win over the men o' l-leaman. As Sealth goes to press, the situation does not look too gloomy for the Tigers and doubtless by the time this boolc reaches your hands, we will find our boys right up in the top division. Sale Hit 1938 Varsity Squad Q---'anna Zz2w'?,M,,, 'aw 3' ? maw Q 4 :iff :A . Captain Sandstrom Hansen Din9leY Minzel Dunstan Abe Marks on the Cinder Track THE Tl-lllXlCU-XD LADS, under the able tutelage ot Coach Roy l-lall, began their practice season around March 'l5. There were six lettermen bacl4 for another cinder campaign and the most notable of these were Stan Sandstrom, ace miler, l-larvey Dingley, hurdler, and Bill l'lansen, hall-miler. ' Have Good Practice Season The boys turned out regularly every night, vvarming up, vvorldng out the lcinl4s, practicing the hurdles and broadjumps, sprinting, tossing the shot and the football finally meeting Cleveland in a practice tilt and winning handily 60-48. With another vveelc of practice under their belts, they met Franlclin and triumphed over the speedy Quakers, Lose First Meet At last the first meet ot the season rolled around on April Q3, and the Tigers entered vvith high hopes. The first contest was a triangular affair vvith Garlield and Ballard as the opponents. The Tigers tailed to place Hin the moneyn enough times and came out last vvith Q5 points. High Steppin' Defying Gravity h.i....................... aaa: 431 1 ' , ' ' -.rf I wax . 'I - X431 Vx ' 'M' .. Ridelaugh Edwards Herrick Quilanlang Hegry Vaughn Lincoln Tcilces Next One -llte next Uenemyu was tlte Lincoln squad. llte Hold faitl'ttuls,H Sandstrom, l-lansen, and Dingley, finislted in tlweir respective events. Dingley scored tlte upset ol tlte meet wlten lte peat Sloan in the low lturdles and tinislted second in tlte ltiglws. llte final score was 79-34 as tlte Alves walked away with tlte meet. Second in Triangle As Sealtlt goes to press, tlne last meet we are able to cover is tlte triangle between Broadway, Queen Anne and Franldin. ln tltis contest, tlwe Bengals witlt 38 points came in second to Queen Anne. llte winners ol tlte various events were: Sandstrom, mile and 440, Dingley, lwiglt lwurdles, lvlinzel, low lwurdles, Dunstan, QQO, and l-lansen, ltalt- mile. ln tlte scrub event wlticlt was lteld on tlte same day, Broadway placed second again, but tlwis time to liranlclin. Coaclw l lall has expressed tlte opinion tltat Sandstrom will win tlte mile and 440 in tlwe All-City meet and also that l-lansen and Dingley will win tlteir respective events in tltat contest. 1938 Varsity Squad Freshman Squad 9 20 TENN Service HORES FDR a tennis championship were at a peak when Sealth went to press. Raced by return- ing lettermen Ellis Ream and Fred Alexander, the CAPTAIN ELLIS REAM team got off to a flying start. ln the initial en- shows Championship Fon counter the Tiger team surprised even its staunchest supporters by upsetting the powerful Franklin squad, pre-season favorites forthe pennant, by the score of 5-4. The match was a thriller throughout. Bob Moore, Connie Danilchilc, and l'larry Pitzer slaughtered their opponents in easy victories while Coach Mount's three other netmen were beaten in turn by Qualcer Aces. Moore and Ben Gordon then set down their doubles challengers in straight sets, but Pitzer and Danilchilc were not quite strong enough. This balanced the score at four matches all and when Captain Ellis Ream and Fred Alexander finished Doug l.el:ebvre and Phil Foise, Broadway had talcen the match. Roosevelt furnished Broadway opposition in the next mixer, the Bengals aced, lobbed, and volleyed their way to a 7-Q victory. A tilt with a very strong Queen Anne squad was in the otling and the ligerls nemesis, Garfield, still had to be met. Probable stripe winners were Captain Ellis Ream, Fred Alexander, Bob Moore, Connie Danilchil4, Ben Gordon, l-larry Ritzer, Len Eilenberg, liranlc Watanabe, l-larold Sondheim, Gene Mushlcin, and Talbot Wilson. Front: Mushkin, Pitzer, Watanabe, Sondheim, Alexander Back: Coach Mount, Danilchik, Eilenberg, Wilson, Captain Ream, Gordon, Moore GULF Fore WlTl'-l QNLY two lettermen returning from last year's golf squad, Coach Stephen Dwan had to build virtually a new team. When the season opened the Tiger links team did not have the polish it was to acquire in mid-season and they lost their first four matches. The opener was dropped to a finished Franklin group QT to 3. Next was Garfield by 'ISTKQ to STKQ. Captain Roland jones stripe winners, garnered the Bengal's score along CAPTAIN ROLAND JONES Hits a Mighty Drive to defeat the Broadway golfers and Mel Monheimer, last year's with Norb Trudeau and Floyd Kennaugh. Kennaugh saved the Bengals from a shut-out when Cleveland romped off with a QQQM to W victory. The Lincoln l.ynx stepped on the Tiger to the tune of QQ to Q, but the Tigers, never admitting defeat, came back in their fifth contest to dump the Queen Anne Grizzlies 'ICSTQ to 7b. Every Broadway greensman broke into the scoring and Bob Block, Kennaugh, fmloward Moore, and Norman Roberts came off the links with shut-outs to their credit. West Seattle was the next to fall- before the Bengal on- slaught by the score of 'l3Tfg to TOTK2. This time it was Moore, Erickson and Trudeau who blanked their opponents. Stripe winners for golf were Captain Roland Jones, Mel Monheimer, Norb Trudeau, Bob Block, Floyd Kennaugh, f-loward Moore, ,lack Erickson, Bob Tucker, Norman Roberts, and slack Minkler. Front: Monheimer, Captain jones, Trudeau, Kennaugh Back: Erickson, Roberts, Moore, Tucker, Block, Coach Dawn, Evans, Minkler Sawyer, Cassel, Saulness, Shepard, Watanabe r M, ,,,. ,. I Back: Henderson, Goldstein, Selly, Jobs, lnnue, Routte Front Manager Donnelly, Erickson, Lisner, Lewis, Manager Sauri 5' Back Tenma, Alexander, Miller, Knight, Callentine, Patterson Front Munter, Hegry, Akutsu, Minihan, jones, Constantino WILLI G YeHsSquod Tl-IE new Yell Squad, led this year by able Franlc Watanabe, did a fine piece ol worlf. Start- ing with the opener at the Sta- dium and continuing throughout the season the group l4ept the rooters' spirits up and their voices hoarse. ThHo,Team Football COMPOSED almost entirely of Freshmen the third team should furnish a nucleus lor the varsity lor the next three years. lhey were the most successful of the Bengal football squads with three ties and an equal number ol deleats. Second Teanl Football S-l'l2lKlNG pay dirt lour times and losing every game but one by only one touchdown the scrubs experi- enced a tough-lucl4 season. lhey wound up with no wins and six losses but they lost to Queen Anne by only one point, Queen Anne 'l3, Broadway 'IQ 192 WORKER Second Teanl BaskethaH Will-l many potential varsity men on the sauad the second team hoopsters experienced a heart- breaking season, Losing games by one and two point margins they wound up with a record ol two wins and ten losses. FPBShHlHH llasketball PACED by sharpshooting Bob Silver the Frosh casaba artists Finished the season in Fourth place. With every game close and hard fought, the scores totaled to tour victories and the same number of defeats. L9ll9FHl0H'S Club FGUNDED only this spring, the Lettermen's Club is the newest group at Broadway. lts purpose is to regulate the wearing of letter sweaters ol other schools and churches in the halls and class- rooms ol Broadway. 123 Back: Tolias, Pearson, Budlong Front: Melrose, Block, Morris, Chapman Fliij . .ft 'T Back: Umemura, Minihan, Mueller, Silver, lnnue, Walker Front: Mulvehill, Pitzer, jenma, Hetzler, Witt Back: Dickinson, Sandstrom Front: Cook, Kretchmar, Boscole INTRAMUBAL SPORTS wir MANAGERS AND COACH Dickinson, Ream, Raleigh, Lichtenberger, Watanabe, Tolias INTRAMURAL SPORTS is the extra-curricular activity at Broadvvay vvhich has the greatest test number ol participants. Every boy that turns out gets a chance to learn the rules of the game in vvhich he is taking part, and, along vvith the instruction, obtains enjoyment. The success in this field of sports is due to Coach Raleigh Lichtenberger, better lcnovvn as uLichty, a counselor and pal to every boy. Basketball, as usual, had the most boys turning out. More participated this season than ever before. The winner oi the heavyweight title vvas the Braves, an all-japanese team.lhis aggressive and last-breaking quintet, captained by loshio l-lirabayashi, annexed the crovvn by the score of 19-'I7 atter a thrilling battle vvith lom Tolias, Yanks. HEAVYWEIGHT BASKETBALL CHAMPlONS LIGHTWEIGHT BASKETBALL CHAMPlONS Watanabe, Furomato, Captain Hirabayshi, Nomura ' ' 2 Chapman Friendly Hivalries jaclc Clarlcs Vandals climaxed a successful scltedule by capturing the intramural baslcetball ligfitweiglwt crown. Altltouglw defeated once in tfieir marcli towards tfie top, tfte speedy and clever Vandals went tlwrougfi tlwe playoffs unscatlted. Ifte clwampion aggregation won in a close contest by tlwe narrow margin of eleven points to nine, clwalked up by Carl Tsuclwiyds Cougars. For tlwe first time in tlwe ftistory of ping-pong at Broadway a player won tfie scfiool cfiampionslwip twice in a row. Repeating ftis victory of a year ago, Bill Casteel, tlwis year's Senior ladder tournament cbamp, wallced off witfi tlwe title. ln tlrie final matcfi be came up against vIGCl4 Tanalca, runner-up for tlwe ,junior crown. Casteel's smooth and brilliant play won lwim tfte title in straiglwt sets. Qtlner class ladder cftampions were I-larry Pitzer, Freshman, Ben Gordon, Sopfiomore, and Masao Muramoto, junior. After a lapse of a year tlwe Boys' Roll Volleyball Tournament was lweld again. Ifiirty-tfiree rolls entered teams and, as I-l. F. l'lolcomb's roll entered two squads, tlwe total number of octets competing was tfwirty-four. Paul l l. l-lodgefs Senior roll, led by l-lal Maddoclc, wound up as victors. llwis aggregation combining lteigfwt and teamwork, conquered Miss Frances Smitftfs roll in tlte conclusive battle. lfie willing juniors put up a fine battle, but the ranginess of tfie Seniors, especially Adolpfi Miclcy Drtina and Don McDonald overcame tftem. -Iom Iolias, Ellis Ream, Paul Dickinson, Mel Cltapman, and Frank Watanabe were tfie intramural managers wlwo, along witl1Hl.icf1ty,Hl1elped malce this season one of tfte most successful in tfie annals of Broadway lntramural Sport. VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS PING PONG CHAMPIONS Front row: HiII, Moddock, Nordahl, King, McDonald Casteel, Pitzer, Gordon, Muramoto Bock row: Kuhanen, Ingham, Hodge, Drtinc, Cook ,TEL FTSH W You 0 Eoz RUNEMG WQNATTONB A gT 'XE' ovevk f ,. mx M if -ERQABQ MT Qi? TTTTRE W4 X! X3 00 TWX RR ,M XQHWMR f Tfggj-51' X V QW X A 195 X f Q 'Q : k A 261 K- 'E-gs' Z N WTTAT A SETJT. CCJEQALL TQ ARMS. 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