Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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'18 Miss Kincaid Miss jellum Miss Poolmn f ' 1 v s - 'Ohl Ilmr s the attemlanee olhce s workl Nlrs. Poolton and her stall- surely work haul as they check over the ahsenees and tarclinesses. Wvirhiii an hour after school hegins. rlic ofliee niiiiieograpli is turning out the claily attemlancc liiilletinsf' V- Y s I 'l'hinlc. too, ol' all rhe other people who go to . make the aclministration of school afliairs run har- ' 1 monioiisly. Nlr. l'i'iteli:1i'cl. rhc school treasurer. I, 'V+' and his stall: are in charge ol' all school linaiiees. ' Miss Kittrell has done a swell iolw of nialqing the J - . 1 - F - ' A - f Kg y -i-- Preshman-hophomore section ol study hall a ft? success. Mr. Baskerville in the hook room. Mrs. Brown in her crlcan, roomy lunehroom. and Nlr. l,awrence, rlw genial custodian. all work for a hi'g,qfr and bwfffr l3RoAnw.wl M INTAINING THE PEAUE STUDY CLER KS 13 Z SEQ ZQEQ 1924

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Mr. Pritchard M55 Kirrrvll EQ. EQ 21 A23 KEEIYIN-G THE FAMILY HISTORY OFFICI-I CLPQRKS T SURIQLY is 21 wtmderful thing how our Main Ofliee takes care of l3RoAnwAY's 2.100 students so etheiently. XVe're just like 11 hig city :ind it niust take ll lot of co-operation to keep things running smoothly. Miss Kinkziid and Miss hlellum, with the help of student elerks.t:1ke ezire of the athletic Contracts. record :ill the grades and credits. and run 21 general infm'n1z1tion luureznu. Besides rlmr. they knovs where to get their hands on every student at any time! D0 I knowl 'lilie day l skipped 'l,it' Mr. Clark knew zihout it in'no time. 12

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Q a t 5 gl ,xl V ya .Q Q f ww, sk if 5, s Q ree M ww Q32 CLASSES Q Q 3 as Q Q W S 3 3 Q a S THIS YOU? VVell! Well! Ah . . . it dosn't do justice to my true self, Mom! You certainly have large classes, don't you son? Gee, Pop, almost twice the size of the ones when you went to school here . . . I'll bet we have alot more going on now, than you did then . . . Oh, I don't know. Well, did you have class meetings with dis- tinguished guest speakers, a junior Play, Senior Play, Sophomore Dancing Classes, Junior-Senior Balls and Matinees, and the Freshman Auxiliary ? We had class debating, clubs . . . Look, Harry, the Seniors! Do you remember our graduation day? Ir was so serious, and l felt so moved because it was to be our last day at dear old S. H. S. And you looked like a picture in your long white dress with that big bow in your hair , . . but l'll never forget that tight suit I wore and when I . . . Oh, yesl and. .. Pardon us, while we listen in on this . . . but you go ahead and turn the page and see for your- self some of the things that bring back Mom and Dad's reminiscing. Qkikikikikikikikikikikikiki