Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1941 volume:

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Bevazzsr as a friend, he inspires every Broadway student to give of his best to his Alma Mater. We are proud of our leader and his band, and so in sincere appreciation for what they have done for us, we dedicate this musicale to them. 'N YMWHQ in J . Q f'vu. sg: ax arf KJ X f I I 9 5 6XS'iQsp:iXOS X6 non go oo soy ww -39 coo 'id e Oo! 041 vI'xC0oox Qoe coosxwc. gesixoos 406 fQOXe, Sxiecixoos oi 001 'a56ixiQxs'Lt M311 e svafi. 'Q0ooQ0 Civ! do not iecelvle wi ok Coe g,Xov1 4XQxc?o ks mi 0162.6 QM QXQNI cis, 49030 oi ooi socczss begexbs on We eb 'OQGQ6 We scenes. vQMf Wf ff 2 Im-I l1'l'l1LIl 11 11711-1711- LWV 1 i Ylilfllfhllll Yfl yld fIIIlI2l'Jl7lg Mr. Pritchard While we're backstage, let's look in on the treasurer of our show, Mr. Pritchard. Under his watchful eye the budget is kept on the beam. He also supervises the ticket force, and keeps other activities shooting the groove. With the help of his able assistants, he keeps the activity office running smoothly and efficiently helping our show reach its goal. Miss Kittrell You'd better be good, boys and girls. Those study hall clerks are noted for their ability of keeping people in the groove. They donlt need a baton to keep them in time, or to assign it. Much credit is due to Miss Kittrell and the other directors who have helped so much to keep the study hall in swing. Study Hall Clerks ' Q 'You Th kzk Uf fverythfhg' Miss Jellum Mrs. Polton Miss Kinkaid Behind the scenes we find the administra- tive force of our show, the staff who takes care of BroadWay's 1,900 actors. Mrs. Poolton and her efficient clerks are in complete charge of attendance and tar- diness. It is through their efforts that within an hour after school has begun, everyone is checked. Through the combined endeavors of Miss Kinkaid, Miss jellum, and their helpers a recording of performances, critics' dis- patches and contracts are made. Any person can be located at any time through their help. Office and Attendance Clerks 9 Iii r n-1, . lflllhlffll. .s . , llnilllllllll'QUIIIQIIHIIIIHIIIIIIQ ks! THE VICE-PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE A man in the northern part of the state remarked recently that he had heard Broad- way was one of the best schools in the state. Why not? A school that has a well-trained and pro- gressive facultyg a well worked out and care- fully administrated curriculumg activities designed to develop and interest its students, a student body alert, cooperative, respon- sive, interested, talented, and intelligent- such a school is among the best. Let us-students and faculty-continue to Work for Broadwayls betterment. THE PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE People with trained eyes and ears see and enjoy the beautiful things about them and detect Wonderful harmonies unnoticed by those with eyes and ears untrained. The same principle is always true in every phase of life. Trained hands and minds are essen- tial to success and happiness. Ms X . 'Q .. 'H an Apple fa' fha Ybaclzef NUSIC DEPARWENT COIYINEPCIA WASTE Wffzfl DWAD. E 1 O ,NN-Tw 'Wins JONES 'MOB HERMQII L DEPT REAQJETH PNN' S X UAL EDUUUXGH Wm. BULSON W' MLHHSSELBLRD fm, KULLBERB WALL: 777455 772155 STHLKPOLE 'V SPRXNGEB N NICKERSON-LIKHTENBERBEF 13 SUEHKE DEPARTVIENT il px X W. BELL iff. REDENBIXUGH 74. ummm ma. MOUNT Home Econommcs omxmmm 70 Hmcombs 77435. JOHNSON 'Dfw SUDERBERG 77144 FBEY my m'mus'rEB 7724. LHDD 1 YI-IYIIY . 1 fIl llniijlllll llllllllll 'Ill' Ls! l In-' K A I 1 1 4 I Miss Pelton, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Morris Yes, they're the ones who made it possible for Broadway students to glide right in to the swing of things. They're the ones who sponsor dances, skating parties, and the riding and the ski clubs. Who made it possible for Broadway to have movies? Stu- dents? Yes! The P.-T.A. did all this under the able leadership of Mrs. Morris. 2 i sf gmw' rs.rw.m'frrfrff1iHJ.aa.H.iaxioms MISS EKHOLM DR. PARKS Our rhythm just wouldn't be right without the doctor and nurse. They are two of the most important notes in the staff. Without Dr. Parks and Miss Ekholm to keep us in harmony and smooth out the discords while they are still minor there would be more flats than sharps in our melody. 16 lmillllllllllfifll 'llllf7 r 1 , YI-A7 . I, .i'17Tl. THUPASDHV BFTERNOON LUNCHEDN B .5 Wm W UZ- B222 X' LUHHT5 THE TUKE Y 17 I H f 4 A 'I Hll l . 1 I rm ll Illlllll inn 'Il 'Oi Ls! This is our script room. Case after case is filled with words and music for every tomorroW's performance. Here, it seems, We may study our parts, but we must do so unassisted by our fellow per- formers. For Miss Perry, our Guardian of the Scripts, has decreed that only solos may be rehearsed in this, the most peaceful room in our busy theatre. This is where we rush be- tween the acts for a bite to eat and a rest, before the sec- ond curtain. This is where the members of the cast gath- er to discuss the merits and faults of their performances, and to speculate as to how the critics will respond to their efforts. Here we eat! This is Mrs. Brown's Penthouse Picnic Paradise!! ! 7729, Mrs. Oberg, Mrs. Vandcrgrift, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Brown q X1 0' ,P I ,gvlpfi 4,2747 f2'Cmys.70!p.UvufJ7fmmy As 194'1 drops a whole rest in the score of the minute men we find a record worthy of their re- putation. During their third year among the activities, under the leadership of Mr. Young, advisor, the Minute Service has extended their already numerous services and increased their membership. This club holds a leading position among the service organizations of Broadway. If hiv 1 I .Y , 1 f i Along with the march of time, fthe Broadway Patrol has pro- gressed in this, its second year of service to the school, to an or- ganization with a dual function. Succeeding last year in establish- ing a successful street patrol serv- ice they are now policing games, plays, and other productions as well as assisting in Hre drills. The school patrol has become national- ly known among police circles for the safety work it has been doing and which work we hope it will continue to do. CLA Assembled before us is our entlre musical cast, ranging from tbe bit players to tbe stars. Tlzey have been a great bunclz of troupers tbrougb relzearsals and ba ve carried on the sbow In true form. Harmony bas been rendered posszble by tbe c0oper- auon of all As tbe voices of tlze smgers are rarseal we a Wait with an tzdbatzon tbelr performance. SSES 70 uf Qdjg 'S fl! U' ks! ' ., '..l' I , IHL1 I'l'L'll!llIlQ11I7fl-IIIIAUillllli Annu MAE wiuufn vsyaauem ' G0lDIE SIMEON Serretary .-f ,hype lgiadfi WJ if rf' BARBARA EARLSON Treasurer MISS PERCIVAL Counrilor OUR TOP-NOTCHERS The 400 players in this scene, brightly costumed, areilooking happily back on a Senior year filled with activity and service. Under the able direction of Miss Josephine McAllister they have succeeded in presenting two Senior plays and, with the coopera- rtion of the Juniors, two matinees a month. COMMENCEMENT First Row, left to right-Phyllis Prevel, Phyllis Clement, Delores Maddox, Lucy Maier, Teruko Tajitsu. Seroml Row-Phyllis Pim, Ruth Ritchie, Mary Sue Owen, Grace McGuinness, Eleanor Gordon, Pricilla Blumenthal. Tbirrf Row-Beverly Belland, Nan Hawkins, Ethel Beall, Merriam Michael, Mary Stevenson, Na- omie Kline. Fourfh Row-Bob Johanson, John Mackintosh, jack Akimoto, Carl Nazarenus, Sheldon Maier. Fifib Row-Jack Anthony, Lorry Bell, Roger Mel- rose, George Mitchell, Herby Rogers, Ken Nel- SOD. 'Nav A. W. BUCKNER President TAKA OKA Vite-President BEVEl?l.Y BEUAND i SefrelafY X I ! fl' 7 'F . nivlnsifvms f :fe-i I Q44 ' ' cf if .iff-v2,4.f' v I fx i is 'MXL f-'Z !J - ' -f -4,-'J .54 il f ,ff K Q ,Cwa.e, , , , i .J I, , , ,- V, f . MISS WALLISTER Advisor ta fa e f k '5 o f rf T ff W , Mgr ,fl A . . f' ' Q QM L, A . . The bright note of the Senior month y meetingsj feafuring much outside talent, was the showing of the beautiful movies on the Skagit project. The committees and representatives are to be especially commended for their dependable and eflicient work in serving the class, and for the presentation of the Senior Mothers, Teas. This active year was climaxed by their dramatic commence- ment and graduation ball. BANQUET Firsf Row, lvff lo rigbf-Roberta Arrowood, Bon- nie Bailey, Barbara Shackelford, Maria Swanson, Rita Doyle. Second Row-Mariwyn Fonck, Virginia Payzant, Shirley Brodine, Marjorie Nelson, Mary Alice Shorter, Marion Ford, Eula George. Third Row-Pete Hetzler, John Mackintosh, Nor- ma Walker, Beverly Belland, Betty Garett, Eli- nor Rooks. Fourfb Row-Harry Norton, Alex Wolfendon, Richard Chamberlin, Rodney Conover, Betty Hall, Eleanor Follme. 71 1' Yo MANY MEMORIU PROGRAM Iiirsf Razr, left la right-Lorraine Romagoy, Marjorie Nelson, Phyllis Clement, Dolores Maddox, Eula George. Sr'4'ouJ Rauf-Don I-Iockberg, Mary Stevenson, Geraldine Shultz, Mary Alice Shorter, Herby Rogers. Third Rau'-Bob Silver, Bob Bagshaw, Gordon Stofko, Stanley Smythe, john Huston, Rudy Jobs. PUBLICITY I-'irsl Rau, If-ft fo right-Dorothy Carpenter, Eula George, jean Thompson, Lorraine Rom- agov, Lucy Maier. Sworn! Ron'-Beverly Belland, Roberta Arro- wood, Betty Pratt, Herby Rogers, Carl Na- zarenus. Tllilflf Row-Pete Hetzler, Rodney Conover, jim Lissner, Jack Anthony, Wfenclell Sprague. Fmrrflv Ron-john Mackintosh, Lloyd Whit- tcr, Roland Smith, Roger Melrose, Jack Aki- moto. SOCIAL ltirsi Rolo, leff fo rigbf-Reiko Imeayanagita, Phyllis Prevel, Eugenia Ivanoff, Anita Mae Warner, Dorothy Carpenter. Semin! Row-Roberta Arrowood, Francais Ba- rett, Eleanor Gordon, Merriam Michael, Bev- erly Belland, Joyce Miller, june Derrick. Third Rau'-Harry Norton, Eileen Heffernan, Constance johnson, Lloyd Whitter, jim Liss- ner, Rodney Conover, Pete I-Ietzler, Rita Doyle. Ponrfln Rau'-Grant Wolfkill, Richard Cham- berlin, john Mackintosh, Roland Smith, Herby Rogers, jack Akimoto, Bob Gaffney. lfll I LN IIAVHIHI AMW xx, '1f ff 55'.A gf 7. Qu-4 M: in A' K it E W ,A ml 5 5 if h . . N M ff' 5 , W , . 1 iff 55? -.M --qv f 3 gi ., Mm wx Q S W ia W 'm L : ..g , 'L5:3fF.4a1' r VALV if xi.: ...,.. ,, - , ,. ' Pfgifiiil' -,J A , Q M V: 4 ,gf girl' ff-if' R ' V 5 .' 5- ' A ,,V. A' I, . mi-, Allflis, MARIE H U AKIMOTO, JACK Alfoll, GEORGE ALLEN, MAl.V0l.lA I Allfil, WANDA ANDERSON, WALTER RW A.S.B.: Jr. roll rep.: Jr. Sfags Band: fcoiball: Science Saw, Sulfnllli uWa'm U ilA 'ly E 9'1Cl'V glib? R957 Room As' COM.: SY- Bfeakfdii COM.: Club. Band: afler school sporis. Orcheslra: Bancl:Girls Club. Baslcefball: iraclr. sisfanf: mformafion clerk. usher af Commencemenf: Sr. B,C. rep. ANDREEFF, lAillA ANTHONY, JACK Aolll, MARIE APPlEGATE, ROBERlA ARAI, KAlHlYN ARROWOOD, ROBERTA Tilly Vinf'1 ' Yar'bi Bobbin , Nichibei Choir. Frosh Elec- 'Bobby' Girls' Club. Sr. roll rep.: Boys' Club: Girls' Club. Girls' Club. foralCnrn. I Co-ndifor Froxh Fluhu: Soph whim: gudve Club: scfibblan -1 S. Sn - c mi I q f oopi. . V. 'avg s.c..rf.,.... ma hull Lmfa A.s,n. rep.: damp ella. Aszixunl, KOKICHI l JV w, sos smfv, soumf sixm, iff Boys' Club. U erman Club: inlramural Volenles: Honor Soc.: GA. Lunchroom: Carnival: Pres. Baslreiball. A. rep.: Znd V. Pres. Girls' Sfamp and Coin CI.: library: Cl.: Trees. Jr. class: Big B: Pholograplwy Cl. Choir. fl? X BARNES, llARRlEl' BAPNHT, BETTY BARREL MARY JEAN - ' f G.A.A. rep.: Big B: Spanish BH NNW -N C class: banker: Friendship Fr. roll rep.: Enferfainrnenf Band: Honor Soc.: French . , LL Com.: Service Com. Com.: German class: Sealfh CI.: Friendship Com. Siaff, Commencemenl' Card Corn. ,l :Wi .'7 ' 1 illf rm my B4pgl,:g.I.l3?lllveR 'if ' Q BAUMGARTNER, SEBASTIAN BEALL, ETHEL BEEBE, WllMA I 1 . rl Il soy: club, 11 :q vom .nd Oper., rfmh and Lawn CI.: sec. Radar., cl.. vouen. Q., vm. choir, v. pf... mms. cn., cw. oe.. for cm bm.. qw. BEll, LORAIN BELLAND, BEVERLY I ur! M Football:fraclrgbaseballgbas- lrsfball. nfl Jr. and Sr, plays: Jr. class rep.: P.T,A. Dance Corn,:Jr.- Sr. Maiinse Com.: sfamp clerlx: Treas. Sr. class. IMI ,ls fix 1 2 Fresh Friendship rep.: Girls' Club, BIGGS, GRACE BILLINGS, VIVIAN G.A,A.: Girls' Club. ,..x,..-,Q Brin Ar? Com.: assisiani bank clerk. 1 X fig' i g' BEAIR, VIRGINIA BLUMENTHAL, PRISCILLA BORISH, ROBERT BOSWEEL DOROTHY BOTTON, ROGER BRIDGE, HERBERT 'Tim' 1 in .lwlw Prix BMJ Uni Br1lin BOYS. Club! Social Ser, Com.: sfudy hall F'0'l'- AVL? SNMP Cllfllilomi' Lafin Club: German Club: Lifile B: Science Cl.: G.A.A. Scisncs Club: Band:Orcllex- clark: Spanish Club. c 'k7 MY fl l'7 6 l' Club Honor Soc. rep.: sfudy clerlr: Soc. Ser. Era. mp, P.fm..m, com, P.r.A, Tea Com.: res! roam ansinanl, Com,:Cl1oir:ad selling, QM -.1 CJ' f M ' is BRODINE, SHIRLEY BROUGHAM, BOB BROWMAN, ROBERT BROWN, DOEORES BROWN, EANNY MAUD BUEHANAN, ALICE Sec' Girls' muh: Volemesi Ninn lm' Bnlv Mur,v3' DnJ1- Friendship com.: Girls. Club- lin H4 1 Sec. Jr. class: Big B: German Gles Club: foofball: sfamp Debafe Team: Spanish Club: Jr. and Sr. plays: Girls' Club Soph. rap.: G.A.A, rop Big Club: Middy Comb.: sfudy Clsflv roll rep.: V. Pres. Jr. Sopll, Com. rep.: srudy clerlr, B: A.S.8. rep.: Roll Room clerlr: soph. rep. Cum. send. mar. cms. Com, 9 4.90 diff .73 adww ' YY' ' l 1 ww is 'N-14Nw Qs.-f K . BUCKNER, A. W. BUPGESS, FRANK BURNEU, CHARLES l:Al.VlN, PllYl.lSS CARBON, BARBARA CARPENTER, D0ll0lllY HH' A Pafrolq Minule Ser.g roll rep.: Tri-Y Pres.g sfamp clerk. Girls' Club. Cabinelg Jr, class rep.: Sr. DuIl1r Jr. and Sr. class Pres.: A.S.B. A.S.B. rep,g A.S.B. Eleclion c ss rep.: A.S.B. rep.: Build- Jr. and Sr. plays: sludy clerhg VSPAI roll WPA? Sr. Snoopsg Boardq Choir: Siege Com. , dl mgs Com.g Sr. class Treas.g Friendship Com. Sfage Com.: Boys' Club Volenfes. Cabinet Budqel Com. I MARGARET Cabinet Sec, Deba Latin Club: Whimsi enchl Club: Honor Soc.g Vols lesx 5 library. on 2 man Club ' Clubg fraclx. La BRYCE fllANG inel: Jr. Cab- om.g Chinese Clubg German Club. CHPISTIANSON, GLEN CLEMENT, PHYLLIS Jr. Minule Man: A.S.B. rep, Middy Com.: Honor Soc.: Choir: Friandship Com. V l:l.lFF0l?D LAVEPNE CONEN RODNEY Girls Club: sludy hall clarlr. Chess Club: Lalin Club. i COLEMAN, Blll COLEMAN, ll.lANllA Pholography Club Pres. Big B: Girls' Club. X X iiN- i X X 1 l l l 2' 95-'SM 1' Nha' EONOVER RODNEY COOK WOODROW CORDERO PRUDENCIO Baseball: basllelballg Frosh Boys' Club. Boys' Club, roll rep. lin Ls! '1 4 urls 1 :ir llllllfl 1011 l 2 A I I n ru, - - ' A, H 0 FWF, I f x : Q9 JEELI L lr , 1 e Dmvf Q X, I ku Ai . , Y yi? o l ,nf ffqi ,' EES , , UM 1 ll- ,f lvZ!!lfW7, ,1 WZ ' I all f fll l:0lllBEl?l, CUFF fox. D0l?0lHY - FRElGl'll0ll, llflfll I. V X Honor Soc.: BOYS' Club' French Club: slamp l Girls' Club. H7-will' ' 7, lil 7 l' X ll ff Yillllx r QW : E 411 f I lx . K Q , N . 5 Q l' ., .xwma DANBY, JACK DEDRICK, RUTH DeMEREHANl, PEGGY NELL DENIS. MADGE Boys' Club. Big B : Girls' Club rep.: G.A.A. rep.: Honor Soc.: Sopln. roll rep.: Riding Club: French Club. 1 f.',,.-1..,'- Girls' Club. 'ls Girls' Club. ng Dfllls, RAY DERICKSON, WALLACE D0llllEl.Y, SHIRLEY DOYLE, llllA EDl.Ullll, PERRY x v EDSELI., Elllllf H 1 H Boys' Club. German Club Pres.: Science Service Com.: L in lub' Friendship Com.: Personali- SIMM Flllhl' Club: Honor Soc.: baseball. Losl and ipund ly Com.: Sr. rep.: French Boys' Club. A.S.ll. rep.: German Club. Club: Wliims: Science Club: s ucly hall. .' J.. 'Siu ,ir .ff l EABIAN, GLADYS I la p FAIRES, BOB EDWARDS, ROBERT EGAAS, LOUISE ENG, JUNE ESMAY, l0UlSE Band: Boys' Club Girls' Club. Middy Com.: Jr. class rep.: Sec. Big B : luncluroam: li- Clmlness Club brary. E 29 Whims: Big l3 : Publicify Patrol: Sr. Publicily Com. Com.: Soc. Ser. Com.: Hon- or Soc.: Lillle B : Seallh: Jr. Joflings: roll rep.: A,S.B. rep. Ilan Ls! IIAYI1' n lrlmlillil AV l 2 lj 'I I A . V I . A FALLENTINE, CONRAD FELDMAN, MARIAN FELION, ALICE Cullum Slamp clerk: banker: Lafin Club: Science Club. Volenlas: G.C. Cabinef: Honor Soc.: roll rep.: Jr. and Sr. plays: Jr. Seallh Shall: Fersonalify Com.: Sr. rep. com.: Sooh. Publicilv Com. Girls' Club. FRANSON, Y aioryngirol: Club Ufk E-'lj , ii-5' 5 Soph, roll rep. C . ,111 'V Q M., 'hklgli l',?f!f!f:il' .. V 'f:icQ ' I f . 'P b Am:F:'l'Q WX If xl5Qflw'fkDRlVE 1 X, 'NK new Kew LLL res. Minuie Silvkeg frank: EROHUEH, KARL ERNEST Ski Club: German Club: French Club: Boys' Club. 153, Prfv Roll rep.: A.S.B. rep.: foo?- ball: baseball: frack. qv ff, fl VP- 7: as 43, EOLEME, EEEANOR Elly FONCK, MARIWYN FORD, MARIAN Honor Soc.: Sr. rep. com.: Girls' Club rap.: roll rep.: Sr. Brealrfasf Corn.: Music Sr. roll rep.: Scholarship French Club: Volenles: Club: German Club: A.S.B. Corn.: Afiendance Com.: Whims: Jr. Joflings: Frosh rep.: Friendship Com. Friendship Com.: Sr. Mollv Flashes: Honor Soc.: P.T.A. ers' Tea. Dance Com. Q .. ' - R A f 'Eff-11 'i'L, .. . :li 'ir 'lc '1 f . 'al I. FROSE, IOE lillllfllllllii, ETTA Ell.llN0, MARY Boys' Club. Frnsh roll rep.: Girls' Club Girls' Club. rap.: Big B : Science Club: Career Club: library cleric: gym clerlr. qi ig .::i E135 ' - ' :iii r ' 5 In Q i A -- , ,.,.: wgvi D.v:A ,, , 5 ..g4.Q.s,U ,wr ra... I V, V -M ,., S E ,, .,:,,..,,-.ye YASUO FUKUHARA, IANE Fresh Auxiliary: Lafin Club: Spanish Club. GARDINER, MADGE GARRETT, BEITE .-.Maggivn Girls' Club: Choir. GAA. rep.: Eclifor-in-Chief Daily Wl1ims:Big B : Span- ish Club: roll rep.: Carnival and Vodvil: office clerlr: Jr. and Sr. plays: Career Club. GATHMAN, ROBERT GEORGE, EULA ' GERRITY, ERNEST nuobn Spanish Club: Science Club: Slri Club: Minufe Ser.: Pro- gram Com. .A Gz'orgir Girls' Club rep.: Chr, Friendship Com.: Co-Chr, Personality: A.S. B. rep.: Senior swaps: Jr, .na Sr. plays: Honor Soc.: Anixlanl Sac. A.S.B. Emir Sealih SMH phoiogra her: mem. ber of fha proincfar boys: Sic.- rfe... Plm+.,gf.phy Club: crm, Club: mam insfrucfor of phe- lography class. l GODFREY, VIRGINIA Gm Girls' Club rep.: P.T.A. Dance Com.: Friendship Com.: Science Club: roll rep.: Sr. adivifies. 277011 l'l?5 , f f 6 XV, Q Q GOLDSYEIN, HARVEY GOODFELLOW, CATHARINE 'Tirzliff' - Kun All-cily faclrle '40: Honor Resr Room Com.: Riding Soc.: fraclxg German Club: Club: Lafin Club! Girls' Sfage Cum.: Program Com.: Club rep.: Frosh Auxiliary: Slri Club. Friendship rep. GORDON, HEANOR GOUDIMA, MAME GRAHAM, l'lAR0lD Glzlllll, TOM I-ll! Social Service Com.:Whims: Boys' Club. Boys' Club. Shi Club: French Club: Ax- Jr. Jollings: Friendship xembly Com.: Girls' Club Com.: Jr. roll rap.: banl: rep.: Science Club. clerlm. W T fx. 2: ll lilly rillli vrliflfi ,37,X 7. - ---f .lil . gil'-. W rm 1: -QQ 2 Liv ., . sb r :R kciff- Ziff ,f illxx ' W S ill lr sfo, W xmwwiir- ,ml r XM ,Q .nu-A 'ft-A X -- ll-J X ' Kun- GRATIAS, ROGER GRINNELL, DOUG GRINSTEIN, CORINNE lnrramural bexlefbell: fracll: Pholography Club: siege crell: Glen Club. K 'mb i Whims. Sub-Chr. Hospifalily Com.: Los? and Found Com.: Serv- ice Com.: debale squad: De- bafe Club. HALE, IACOUHINE llAl.l., BEl'l'Y Iln'kn ' Big BH: A. S. B. rep.: Honor Soc. nlinlgn- DJ'n:uu ' Jr. and Sr. plays: Sr. roll rep,: sfudy hall relreshmenl com.: French Club. HAMASAKI, KIM! Honor Soc.: Service Com.: arfendance office: Library Com.: Nichibei Choirg Science Club. HAl?l?lNGl0N, SHIRLEY M HART, TOMMY HASEGAWA, MAPGIE HAWKINS, NANEY HEFFERMAN, Ellffll Ili-fi HEFFNER, RAY n A V 'l seam sim: nays' Club: earns' Club rep.: French l Jr, M.nf.ee Com.: swag. Pres. Honor soc.: Pres. D.- Fruendshnp rep.: Sr. Break- Honor Soc. Club: Honor Soc.: Nichibei G.C. Cabinel: Chr, Aff Com.: Jr. Program Com.: bale Club: Chess Club: Laf. 'Ml Com- Choir. Com.: Volenles: Sealrh Shall: roll rep.: benlr clerk: Sr. Play in Club. -s 1 Wrirers' Club: Riding Club: French Club: Sr. Corn. Dinner Com.: Usher al Com- mencement Sli Club. llc! lsr ill-if! Illunl HEGLUND, JOSEUE Du Du Sr. Friendship roll rep.: gym clerlr: German cl.: Science Cl.: Frosh Aux.: sfudy hall clark. HENDRICKSON, BERNICE HIGASHI, TEDDY l3nv'1l1 Girls' Club. mural baslrelball. lfrlll1f Nichibei Choir: fraclr: infra- ,.. 5 iz 1.1 ' -an .ap -few . ff l , ii If 1 ' 5 Qr 'Z ' N... HIGASHIYAMA, TERUKO ljIGO,lKTSUh1l: V HIRAKK TOM Girls' Club: Science Club. X' K F -, Rm' sys' Club. iq Pairol: Gorvn Club: inha- xv. j murl baske all. 'f x 'if T , . ,. -as Q HIRAIA. HAJIME HIRAYAMA, HAMAYE HIROO, MICKEY HIROSHIGE, MARY Hllflifofx, DON HOCHBERG. DON , U 'i H 'f ' German Club: Honor soc.: earl: cub. Hur-I. f' Girls' Club. Science Club: Jr. Safely Pa- Traclr: baseball: baslxeiball. Pres. Spanish Club: Tiger trol. Claw: Debafe: Honor Soc.: French Club: Enferiainmenl Com.: Girls' Club. HOLLIDAY, BETTY HOOVER, FLORENCE HORI rw Finance Board: varsiiy fraclc. Big B: Whims Sfaif: French Club: Wrifers' Club: Phofog- raphy Club. l'l0Rl, TOSlll0 Spanish Club: Boys' Club. HORTON, JEAN HUSTON, EVELYN HUSTON, JOHN Do1rr'Y German Club: Lafin Club: Girls' Club. Soph. rep.: damp card rep.: Fersonalify Com. 32 A.S.B. rep.: Chr. Promolion Board: F.T.A, Dance Chr.: Finance Board: Sr. Scholar- ship Com. Chr.: Sec-Trans. Frosh class. 1- 1'-. ,.,i f HUHON. JOHN Phofography Club: Boys' Hub: Minule Service. xl 1' pw... K IGUCHI, AMY IMANISHI, TAKEO Whims Slaff: Choir: Band: Orcheslra: banker: Posler Com.: Honor Soc. Boys' Club. Honor Soc.: Jr. Honor Roll: Science Club. fr, YOSHIO IMAYANAGITA, REIKO INOUYE, FRANCES HRHY.. Honor Soc.: Nichibei Choir: Science Club: Social Com.: office afiendanf. Lafin Club: Honor Soc.: Big HB.. INUI, HIROSHI Rod X: Reel Club: Frosh In Soph. fracln: Frosh foofball, ISEFUKU, YOTAKA ISHITANA, HENRY IVANOFF, EUGENIA Honor Soc.: German Club: Radio Club: Spanish Club: Volenfss: Honor Soc.: Sec. Science Club. Honor Soc.: Sfamp 8: Coin Fresh Aux.: roll rep.: Cabi- Club. ner Jr. 8: Sr. plays: Snoops: Ass. Ed, Seallh. X Y S13 :En lZUI, KIYOSHI JACOBS, LEAH JACOBSEN, HENRY ' A:1u1r Track: Boys' Club. Whims Sfaff: Sealfh Sfaff Pres. French Club: Sub.-Chr: Library Com.: Frosh Aux. Jr. and Sr. plays. JACOBSON, LAWRENCE JENNINGS, ELOISE JOBS. RUDY JOHNSON, MICE NC IZ U JOHNSON, CONSTANCE Crumb B v CI by b k b H: Wh- S H7 F ' d h- C +I p sb ll '40: T' ' WW Vnlenfmg Sec. Sfamp and Cain Mrhirhs. U M el a Corn? bnlliep. Cross: Clog Cai: ACSKTB. lp.: fraclrhggl Pres. P.G. Class: Girls' Club, gui? Sulrh stiff: Varian: ilglgz Club: smdy hall, Class rep,: Boys' Club rep. Y' 'loops' ' 'ng U ' ' ' ' 33 mp.: Co-Chr. sn. com. of em: Club: spmh Club: ea. win...- ceub mp... Pres. Tiger Claw: V. Pros Quill Bi Scroll: Sec. German Club: Whimi: Sealfh: A.S.B Building Com.: Sr. Corn mencsmenl' Com. JOHNSON, HOWARD Hun 'dit' Sr. Play: Honor Soc.: Sr. So- cial Com.: A Cappella Choir: Minulo Sorv. 'Buff JOHNSON, KENNETH JOHNSON, OPAL JONES, RUTH KU, R.,,.f,,v' Palrolg Boys' Club. KAIAOKA, SEIGO Honor Soc.: Science CI.: Spanish CI.: A.S.B. rep.g Ari' Com.: 2nd loam baslralballg inlramural sporls. Girls' Club P.T.A. Ser. Com,: office clerlr: A.S,B. rep.: roll rep.g Girls' Club rep.: Nliddy Com. Y F 3 li JOY, KATHLEEN KANZAKI, SATURU KAlllNOMl, TEDDY Girls' Club rep.: Sr. class German ClubpSclonce Club. Whimsy Sr. Pub. Com.: Gar- man CI., Spanish Cl: Honor rep.: slamp clerlrg sfudy hall clarlr. have K l A NAJAYAMA, MlCl'llll0 KAWADA, NOBORU NAWAGUCHJ, YURIKO KAWAKO, MASAYUKJ A Cappella Choir: German Honor Socisfyp Science Girls' Club: baslrelballg German Club: loolball. Club: Music Club: Frosh Club. G.A.A. Aux. ig' .iff-' Q -.H A ,M l 'QQ' NAWAJA, TED V KELLY, JAEK KENT, DONALD Honor Sociely: Sr. Snoopsg Lalin Club: Boys' Club. Allendance clerlrg Boys' Carman Club: Minule Serv- Club. ice. I x ,.v. I ' J 15: , ci , slim c 1 V lc hmm. , ' bf algal J ' .. mu - ccrr C llluurlnnllllllllll .. V 3 .. li2.,g.n.. .Q Kllllf. NAOMI KNAPP. Bll.l. ffm, ., LUNCJ1 room Com.: Wrilers' Varsily lraclxg Frosh loofball. QGEQQILLL: Q Cl., Buildings Com.q Sr. roll rep.g Sr. Play: Publicily Com. 34 Soc.: Tiger Claw: lraclx, ba:- lefball. KAWANO, TOSHIKO Boys' Club. ,vang 5 KIIAYAMA, KAORU Kiwi Band: Nichibei Choir: Boys' Club. KODAMA, SACHJYO Frosh roll rep,g banker: Frosh rep.: Honor Soc.: French Cl. f lin Ls: 5,5-.r 5 .lil KOGANE, KAZUE KUMASAKA, ROY Boys' Club. HK I.. If Girls' Club. KURAIIARA, LOUIS German Club: Science Club: Science Club: German Club. Honor Socieiy. LAURIISEN, IESSIE LINDSTROM, ELSIE fm Big B Mgr.: Ad Sfaiil Middy Com.: Resi Room Com.: Honor Soc.: Sr. Pub- Iicify. Friendship Rep.: Girls' Club. LUMBERI, LILLIE LUSTIG, MARILYN Girls' xporis: roll rep. Volenfes: Chr. Friendship Com.: Honor Soc.: Chr. Pro- gram Corn.: French Club: Cabinet Jr. Xi Sr. Plays. IIAJ VI IIA! V1 11611 IIII5 I . I f n 0 A 'A A i I 'L A A I 'lvf I .+L -g K OD KUNG. SAMUEL Boys' Club. '11 af C Q KURIYAMA, IAKASHI LACKNER, ZOELLA LANE, FAYE Opera '3B: Phoiography Club: Science Club: Music Girls' Club: Freshman Aux. in Mayiime '39, lilf1u.ly L u-L LJ LISSNEIP, JIM LOCIIEAD, STUART LLIKOV, MARIORIE ' LULL, OILS Foofballg irosh Oraclm: frosh Baseball: baslceiball: Music ,immmr Oak baslreiball: frosh ScienceCI.: Club. Friendship Com.: Ad Sfefi: Slamp 8: Coin Club: Spanish German CI.: Jr. 8: Sr. Plays: Siage Force. French CI.: sfudy hall clarli: Program Com.-Fr, CI.: Ser- vice Com, Club: Iunchroom. LYMON, ANNA MACAULAY. CHRISTINA MACKINTOSH, JOHN MADDOX. DOLURES HAHHI Spanish CI.: Middy Com.: Honor Socisiyg Minnie Snr- unoilrn Girls' Club, roll rep.: Tea Com.: Frosh vice: Spanish Club. Sfamp cleric: Girls' Club... Aux.: A.S.B. rep. 35 .Cf MAIER, LUCY Tout v Cabinet Volanfesg Ediior German CI, Paper: Honor Soc.: Snoops: banlr clerk: Sealfh Sfaff. L W L ' 2 J K 'V ' sf N Q . E li wifi i ': w , fs. . ,.:g McDONALD,SHEFFlELD Cb4'l Pres. Sopl1cIassgV.-Pres. Tiger Claw: iniramural bas- Eeiballq volleyball: Whims SMH: Jr. class Publiciiy Com. O O BROADWAY CARNIVAL Tomivel. n.C4...,. .7-W l'1n.i-- ho..- min... Us MARA, IEANNIE GAA.: Lafin Club. yi MARCUS, BEN Honor Sac.: V.-P. Larin Cl.: V.fP. Spanish Cl.: Tiger Clawq debafe Leam: Ed. Las No- licias : Pres. A.S.B. xl 1 1' .-. n , ' ' , 1 J L, if , f-' , A pl 5 Q, -1. . 'NNI' K my - E,.. ' ,.. .. - V 1 MATSUSHIMA, MICHIKO Mnl.qw Honor Soc.: German CI.: Treas. Debafe Cl.: Volenlesg Choir: Sec.-Treas. Honor Soc. MCGUINNESS, GRACE MELIKOFF, TAMARA MELROSE, ROGER WMM, MICHAEL, MERRIAM Pres. Riding Cl.: Sec, Volen- iesg Honor Soc.: Franch Cl.g Mofher-Daughier Tea: Hos- piialily Com.: Resi Room Com., Glas Cl. MTurrlr71l1 ' Career Club: Lalin Club: Science Club. V.-P. Girls' Club: Chr. Ari Com.: Sec. Jr. class: Lalin CI.: Treas. Frosh Aux.: Honor Soc.: Volenfesg Jr. and Sr. Plays. X . lnlramural 'fraclrg baslcefballg varsiiy lraclrg Honor Soc.: Jr.-Sr. A.S.B.: Jr. roll rep.g Chr. Assembly Com. Fi- nance Board. Hnmfmu14 ' Fresh roll rep.g Jr, class Pub- licify Com.: A.S.l3. rep.: in- framural volleyball. McCUiCHEN, MARJORY Cabinelg Sec.-Treas. Band: Choir: Honor Soc.g Com. Soph. Classy Slaga Com. Jr. class. Mll'lllRA, GEORGE A.S.B. rep.: Chr. Sr. rep. Honor Socisly: Minuis Ser- Com.: Jr. and Sr. plays: vice. Honor Soc.: Voleniesg Ad Mgr.: Slarnp Card Com. So- cial Com. MILLER, JOYCE MITCHELL, GEORGE MOMOUA, MASON MORGAN, LEWIS NMWH Boys' Club. Tiger Clawg Honor Soc.: Boys' Club rep.: Lafin Soc. Com.: Jr. class Scholarship Com. P E R 'NL I 1 kugwwi 7:15, A Y 6 jp: E xy i g igf' MORlllAGA, LILY MORIO, HENRY MORRlS, CHARLES soc. ser. com.: .acmny off. 1 CRM allenclanceg gym office: li- Boys' Club. Jr. and Sr. Plays: Honor Soc.: braryg Honor Soc.: German Debafeg Spanish CI.: Jr. Cl.g Sr. Brealxlasfg Vocalion- Com. al Com. 36 AL 1 , D7PfPl6'11 ,Y 1 MORRIS, MARIIYN MORRISON, MARGARET s.f. Corn.:CI1oirg Ffa.na.mp Com.g roll rsp,g Social Com, Volenfesg G. C. Cabinet CI1r,EnIer7ainmenICom.g Chr. Resi Room Com.g Hon. Soc.: ASB, rsp.3 Jr. plays: CIW. Fr. Aux.g Tea Com. ,jk MUEIIER, DICK Whimsg Iaaskefballg Science CI.: German CI.g varsiiy bes- Irefball. MUIVEHILL JIM MURAOKA, IADASIII NAKAGAWA, HAPPY Tiger CIewg Whimsg golfg IaesebaII: baskefballg Sfage Fr. Iraclg FrisncIsI1ip Whimsg CI1oirg fracImg Lafin Friendship Comq I.aIIn CIubg CI.g Science CI.q Safefy Pa- sfamp cIerkg WrIIer's CIuIa. Irolg hack mgr. FM tu I NAKASONE, VIOLETTE NAKAYAMA, IOM NAPIER, NYDA Sunil 'I Fr. roll rop.: Social Com.: Spanish CI.q Sr. Hospihulify Com. i Honor Socieiyy Science CI, Ari CIub: CI1r. Science CI , ,.' icify Com.: Sr. roll rep. gg II2AfflwQf6Lrvx- NELSON, GREIA NELSON, JERRY Boys' Club, SR NELSON, KENNFIH NELSON, MARIORIE NELSON, RUTH NESTOR, CAROI NEZU, IFISUO NISHIMOIO, YOSHIKO f 'I 'I ' Ea. auchaefs..s+h1sub-cm. Whimsq Honor soc.: A.S.B.g Boys' CIub. Honor sQca,+y1e.fm.n cu.: Band: Choy. IA! , CIW. CuIIure Com.: Co-Chr. Clerl Com.: Fr. Club InviI. 6. C. rep.: Sr. roll rep. CI1r. Service Com, , , Jf..sf. Mnineeg Jr. and sf. com., Heelfh com.: sf. My 13 64 ' plays: G. C. cm., vodvzlp uf..,u+.,+com.:wsmibwa ' O erefha, clerk. 1 .fifk Q1 ,UIIJ 0 bl- J t V ,uw 44 f 1 fl 11 ' wv!Zq.Mf.9amfa Qrmn' NlSlllMllllA, HENRY NlSlllSAKA, YOSHIKO ll0llDlN, Al?N0lD llolllloll, HARRY OHMURA, JUDY OHNO, AMY Nichibei Choir: inlrarnural Honor Socisly: Choir: Sci- Boys' Club. Tiger Claw: slamp clerlr: A. Resl Room Com.: Girls' Girls' Club: Nurse's office. baslelball. ence Club. S.B. rep.: Fr., Soph., Jr. roll Club. rep. OKA, lAKA OKADA, IOHN OKAMOTO, MIYEKO V.-P. Jr. and Sr. class: Pros. Boys' Club. Quill 8 Scroll: Whims: Tiger Claw: Sporls Ed. Seelih: var- sify loolball: Suave Club. B UADWAY Honor Soc.: Big BH: Choir Carnival: Fr. Club lnvil Com.: Friendship Com. rep. Science Club. 'P-www OKUBO, HOWARD Honor Soc.: Science Club: German Cl.: Minule Service: inlramural baslmelbell. OWAKI, IOE OWEN, MARY SUE Honor Sociefy: Science Cl.: Band: Orcheslra. Pres. Fr. Cl.: Jr. rep of Cab- inel: Chr. Health Com.: V.-P Honor Soc.: Quill R Scroll Cir. Mgr. Whims: Pro. Com Soph, class. '4 PAl'lERSON, VIRGINIA PAYZANl, VlllGllllA PEDERSEN, NORMA PHERSEN. Mllllllfll Q- Girls'Club:G.A.A. Sr. class Pres.: sec. Soph. Chr, Soc. Ser. Com.: Chr. Big Bn: Girls' Club. Q, l class: Chr. Middy Corn.: Fr. Aux.: Girls' Club rap.: Jr. l Volenles: Honor Soc.: Hos- class rep. pilalily Corn.: Co-Ecl.Jr.Jol- t lingsg Chr. Sr. Molhers' Tea. . ', -' ' ,'- n 4Vn-4 N wh na! . null! ' ' ,' - w-1-. -s ll!! - - X 0 ...xXx , Q ,V .4-'Qxsgar D H x k in , - bi Pl:'llY, ANNE MARIE PIM, Plllllls Pll?0, BOB Personelily Com.: Friendship G. C. Cabinel: Jr. Jolfinqsg German Club: Lelin Club Corn.: Science Club. Sr. Brealrlasl: Chr. Fr. Re- inlramural volleyball. lreshmenl Com.: Publicily com.: may club. POTTER, BERNICE PRATT, BETTY Z A rm um ru 111711 UI 1 11110111 Ls! V l I 1 I - T I f I . . 'I ff 4 fl , fl! - , 5 . Bl K 4. Fr. Club: Laiin Club: siudy clerk: Co-Chr. Bldgs. Com.: Science Club. Losi Eu Found Com.: aclivily office: Hospifaliiy Com.: As- sembly Corn.: Sr. play: Pub- Iicily Com.: sludy clerk: G. C. rep.: A.S.B. rep, PREVEL PHYLUS Whims: Sr. Brealrlasf Corn.: Fr., Soph., Jr. roll rep.: Chr. Sr, Social Com.: 6. C. rep.: Fr, Club: Inviiafion Com.: Fr. Club. RAPPAPORT, RUTH Res? Room Com.: ship rep. REINHARDT, GUS RICE, RAY Friend- Slamp clerk: roll rep: Honor Sociefy. Baseball: baskefballg B. C. rep.: Tiger Claw: Soph. Pro- qram Com.: Sec,-Treas. ol B.C.: Jr. Dance Com.: Fr. Clean-up Corn. RITCHIE. RUTH-ARLEY V.-P. li Chr. lnvii. Com. Fr. Club: Program Com. Soph. class: A.S.B., G.C. rep.: Sub- Chr. Ar? Com.: Honor Soc.: Volenles: Sr. Breakfast ROOKS, ELINOR G.C. rep.: Span Cl.: Riding CI.: Jr. play usher: Ser. Com.: Bldgs. Com. ROBERTS, JEANNE A.s,a. rep.: F.. club. 1 ,., E K K I ROWAN, CLARA Skafing Club: A.S.B. ROBERTS, NORMAN Tiger Claw: Ed. in Chief '40' Seallh: Pres, Sp. Cl.: Pres. Chess Cl.: Consularis Laiin CI.: Quill 8: Scroll: Hon. Soc.. Wrilers' Cl. RUBY, HOWARD Pres. Laiin Club. Jr. and Sr. plays: Honor Socielyg Span. Club: Chess Club. iv, ,sf-aff .' X T , T T' 1 M . s Th w . 5'- r RICKARD, VIRGINIA Sr. roll rep.: G.C. rep.: Ger. Club: Span. Club: Pholog- raphy Club. ROGERS, HERBERT Yell King: Sr. plays: infra. baslzefbell: Jr. Social Com.: Ski Cl.: Prog. Com.: Chr. Sr. Stage Com.: Carnival: :Q- . NL , . - grin 41 ROMAGOY, TORRAINE ROOBIN, VTGINIA Honor Soc.: Fr. rol ap.: Fr. Girls' Club. Progrpm Com.: 9r. Com.: Car ivalg Jr. a Sr sg Whims Ad Sfafi. RVDER, CLYDE Varsily lraclxg Fr. foolball and baskefball: Dance Com.: sfamp clerlx: Spanish Club: roll rep.: Pairol. 39 Sr, rrp! SAITO, TSUTOMO K SAKAGUEHT, KUNI Honor Soc.: Science Club. lnlrdmurdl SPOYNI Nichibvi Choir: Science Club. 'r 1 'L F' f' Q I All I' ill xx S 1 kv LIE SAKAI, FRANK SAKAMOTO, SUNAO fm' fm' Inlramural baskefballg Radio Cl.: Lafin CI.: German Cl.3 Debale Cl. Boys' Club, ALWAW SAMMONS, NANCY Nuwlil1 i Jr. and Sr. playsq siamp clerk: Sr. Acliviliesg Fr. Aux. rep.: Resf Room Com.: Sec. Spanish Cl. , 5 e T Fi 1 I SAIHRE, JULIUS 1 mm SCHEUER, EVELYN SCHWEITZER, PEARL Science Cl.: Rod 8: Reel CI.: Boys' Club Chr.g Honor Socq Glee Cl.: Operellag Carni- val: Minule S e r.g Sf a g e Forceg Sfamp Club. Slim!x Science Club: Girls' Club. l'i'arli Sramp clerk: effendance clerk, SCOTT, IESSIE SELESNICK, BEVERLY SHACKELFORD, BAPBARA lml1lm ' ffm Nm. Sfamp clerk: aclivily oflice. Sub-Chr. Friendship Comq Lunchroorn Com.: roll rep.g Lafin CI.: Spanish Cl. Volenfesp Cabinel: Treas. ol Quill 81 Scroll: Ed-in-Chief Whimsg French Cl.: Riding Cl.g Lalin Cl.: Sr. class rep.y G. C. rep. ? 1 I , gqld4'nf11lIUlllllm ,,,y 'info X, Ei Xi' I' 'f SHADE, WANDA SNANKS, IDA SHIELDS, MONA Sim Fr. Aux. rep.g Band: French Cl.: Perscnalily Com.g Music CI.g swilchboard operalor. PiiH1 Friendship rep.: Res! Room Com.: Spanish Club: LiHle Mum1KIul French CI.: Soph. Auxg :fudy clerk: Music Cl.: Commencev men? usher: Sr. Mofhers' Tea. 5 H .S . S A Sv-aa' ' i i 48 SHIGEMURA, MASAO ' t Sl'llllB0, BARBARA SHIOMI, HARDY SHITAMA, MARIE - X 'l 'l' N' wb 'ch 'rea I ' Club. Bo 5' Club. Ik 'i Whimsg inlramural baske?- ball .na volleyball: spanish Cl.: Science CI.: Photog- raphy. cl xl I lc I ei our, r s Y SHOJI, GEORGE SHOPTER, MARYALICE f,ri,'m Lalin Club: Whimsg Wrilers' Club. ill v..i.,.m vf.,,wi.im,1f.p.e.c, cab.: Ouill a. sewn, whim, ear Jr. mg. com. chi, Seallh: ea. sopn. scfabbiang. ci., Publicity cm, rf .im Lunchroom C0m.g Friend' ship Corn.: Girls' Club rep,g Band: Sr. class com.: Science Club. SHOOP, WILLIAM Comic edifor ol Spanish Cl. peiperg inframural basketball and volleyball, IUJz4lmrnxZul!,1 ' '- IIQIY ..41V1mIl1l'l A A' Ls! U ll 1 ' r .1 , ' A' n ' Y u' . g Av V I k ' SHULTZ, GEIIALDINE Debaie Cl. Pres.: Hospifalily Com.: Cabinelg Sr. Program Com.: Sr. Scholarship Ccm.C Rss! Room Com. .4 Y SIMEON, GOLDIE cially SLENCIK, FLORENCE Hon. Soc.: Fr.A.S.B.rep.: G. C. rep.: Fr. Cl.: Jr. Scholar- ship Com.: Sub-Chr. Lunch room Com.: Sec. Sr. class: Aflendance Com. Kr'rulI ' G.A.A.: Girls' Club. SMITH. Trsclu: Boys' Club. ROLAND SMITHSON, BRUCE SMYTH, STANLEY Honor Sociefy: Lalin Club. 7 url: Siege Com.: A.S.B. rep.: ro rep.: baseball mgr.: foofball SNOW, BETTY l g Nunn n- , A Q XX so I II Sfamp seIesmangGirl's Club. SOPRIS, COLLEEN Primm Band maioroffe: Jr. play: Riding Cl.: Career: aclivily officn. SORVIK, ELAINE SPEVER, BOB Pr... Fr. Aux., rr. cu... com., Pr... sspi.. cu... Supl.. cl... cm... cr... suph. Au.. cv... nf.. Boys' Club. vilafion Com.-Fr. Cl.: Chr. En- Oedainmlnl Com., Pres. Girls' Club: Volenles. SPRAOO, KATHLEEN NKHX. Middy Corn.: Glee Club: Frisndship Com.: Whims Buildings Com.: Lafin Club. , :B4l'rali'xs LOU STALLV. HOWARD STEARNS, MARY I Boys' Club. Sklllm Girls' Club. STEELE, VIRGINIA STEVENS, DAVID Dun- STEVENSON, MARY STOCK, LOMA STOFKO, GORDON STOKES, LYDIA Lafin Club: banker: Spanish Edifor Whims: Quill 8: Scroll: Honor Soc.: Soc. Ser. Com.: Pri Sh,gy Lj,l Club. Honor Soc.: Spanish Cl.: Friendship Com.: Fr. Club Big B Pres.: Cabinol: Sec. A.S.B. rep.: Boys' Club rap.: Girls' Club Soph. 8: Jr. Program Com.: Social Com. Liffle B , Soc. Fr. class: German Club: Sfage Com.: Slamp Card Com.: roll rep.: FL-Snpb. up 4 1 A.S.B. rep.: Girls' Club rep. golf. ll Y 1. IYQLYUIUIIII I I IIUII ?'f'lld'lllf5f7IlllU Ls! l n IIIQFTIZ . Tlfl . , ,, 1 , C ' ' ' SlllEl'll0, EVELYN I STUEHMER, Sllllllff Slllssfll, Sllllllfv SUGM, lllYOSl'll lim Shiv Wlrims: desli clerlr: Service Boys' Club. Science Club: Ad Club: li- P,T.A,Dance Com.:I'0llI'SP-I Com.: Spanish Cl.: Riding brarian: sludy clerlx. Fr. Friendship Com.: G. C. Cl.: Music Cl.: G. C. rep.: rep.: Music Cl.: Wluirns: Vocalional Com. Honor Soc. SUGAWAllA,MAllY lr l Frencli Cla: 'Honor Soc.: Girls' Clublrepq banker: slfudy clerk. ' SUGINO, FRANK German Club: Honor Soc. SUMI, TADASHI SWANSON, MARIA SWANSON, MARIAN TAJIISU, TERUKO TAKAHASHI, ISAKO TAKEKAWA, AKIRA TW, Edv,iM,,,,,W,,,m,: J,4C,,,,p,,,.: Cabinet Hom Soc-I MMV- c:r,l1r-rm. lm Drrrrpv Radio Club: 4551, gennish Honor Soc-5 Ser- Wrif-rw' CL: My og.: ,ou ,ep-I volenrm Cabinel: Honor Soc.: Pres.Niclai- Sealoh Sf.-mg Honor Su.: Fm-ch Lam- CI.: Honor Soc.: Jr. Sing. V.-Pres. O-MII A Scroll: V--Prev md Clad, Girls. CM, re bei choir: uma: cnr, sr. Prima. cm.: sump 2. coin Cl.: v..Pr... com.: sr. Pl., Publzrny: v..Pr... A.S.B.: Volunres: Slarnp Card Y ' P' .hip Com.: Horpwalsvy com.: nsq s 1 Hale Mgr.: Volenfex: lr-. Manure Ser,rA,S.u. rep.3roll ro .1 cm, A ' - 'errdrhip Com.: li. rr Music Chr.: German CI.: xludy Mahon Com., Fr: clerk- Whimx Nichibei Choir. 'sv 1r.+r.m..r.,l L : 9 my . i q Clmmpr. UKENAKA, Mllllllf lllllflllllll, fMlK0 lAKl, WILLIAM lAKlM0l0, MICHIKO H Q hw S French Cl.:Science Cl.:Resl Nicllibei Choir: Science Senior Com.: Debafe Clula. S B H Q C ATA , I ' lb- r. rea as om.:su . 4 ' ' gi? sub ' A S B E when C U clerk: A Cappella and Nichl bei Choirs: Lalin Cl.: Ger- . 0 man Cl. W ,VV fvxfif ZVX 1 ' i 1 C 9 Q Q H 1 ' f lr 57x 0 1 - mill' '-ai: ld. ' . ,gs el I 3. 7 TANABE, YOSl'll lAllAGl, SHIGEO TANAKA, KENYA 0 H i -As ! Science Club: Frosli. Aux.: Honor Sociely: A Cappella Fnmk 'C' banker: sramp clerli. Choir: Pliolography Club: Soph. rreclr: inframural bas- Germnn Club. 42 lielball: fable rennis: volley- ball. l 111 Y f 'A-lil ' ' Lsr . f . ff . , , . :mv ?ll'51Y'A u llllfbldllll ll Illllhr TANAKA, YONEKO TANEMJJRA, TOSJNKAZU TATLOW, JIM ,, ,, HCI. I, V, Nicliibei Clloir: Carnival, TM nm U Science Club: Boys' Club. Boys' Club. TENNEY, DON TERAO, FUJIKO Boys' Club. r Spanish Club: Girls Club. 'Fmlgr THAEKERAY, PAUl self leam: Boys' Club. I THOMPSON, HARVEY new Club. rl THOMPSON, JEAN ll'lUl?Nl0N, KENNl:'ll'l llllEY, MAPGlJEl?llE TRAPP, JOYCE JSUCHIKAWA, MASAKATSU v JSUDA, JOSHIO A.S,B. mpg Girly' Club, KWH Dolly Sr. Breakfasl Com.: Employ- Mm, German Club: Minufe Scr- Frenclw Club: Jr. roll rep. Girls' Club. men? Com.: Science Club, Science Cl.: Niclnibei Choir: vice: Science Club: infra. volleyball: infran-mural baslrel- ball ancl volleyball. mural baslrefball. wr fi 'UN ,Wi 1 . lSUJl. FUSAKO lSUJl, MANJKO JSUJAKAWA, MASAO TURNER, JDA ' UCHIDA, GEORGE lJMfMlJNA, GEORGE Lnlin Club: Science Club. Sec. Nicl1ibeiCl1oir: Science Honor Sociely: Sealfln SMH: Volenies: Girls' Club rep.: Honor Sociery: Science A.5.B. Tran.: Honor Soc.: Club: Honor Sociely. Spanish Club. roll rep.: Chr. Fr. Record Club, Tiger Claw: Ynll Lsadlri COM-7 l-dill' Club: Ff0Sl'1 Whirns: Quill 3: Scroll: Sec. AUX. Finance Board: Jr. roll rrp.: inframural spark. my .J R ff QAFTER Vow r Gow' J' ,. . . . 5, ,,, RSENUT' 'l rqfm-er-, t XY. 47 U.lL rl ll N l RW UOM0l0, TED UVEHARA, HIROSHI VAN VEl.SON, HVIN VROOMAN, DIK WADE, HARLAND WAllES, MARY JANE Mul1lrn'l1'l'i'4l Hari Boys. Club' Vrurl Mlm lu fury M.lllf ' lnlramural sporfsg Gorman Nichibai Choirq Boys' Club. V,-Pres. Saph. classg Vodvil Soph. class Pres.g Trees. Girls' Club. CI.: Scinnce Club. '38g yell lring '40g Ari Siafi Spanish Cli Whimsg Sealfhg of '4 I Sealfh. WAlKEl?,NORMA sm,ll1im ' WAMBA, HENRY WARNERANIIA MAE WATANABEKAZ Treas. GLC.: Co-Chr. Healfh Com.: Sub-Chr. Hospilalily Com.7 Honor Soc.g Volenfesg V.'P. Riding Cl,g Chr. Jr. Soc. Com.: Big B 3 Jr.-Sr. plays. Hnulz' Minufe Ser.: Carnival Com.g Sfage Com.: roll rep.: sfamp clerlrg Honor Soc.: Program Com. Cabinef, Traas. Soph. class: V.-Pres. Jr. class: Chr. P.T.A. Dance: Soph. and Jr. Soc. Corn.: Chr. Middy Com.: slump salesman. Wrifers'Clubg Science Club: German Club: Minufe Ser.: inframural baslelball. Sfudenf Chr. Finance Com. WATERS, PATRICIA P.m,. ' WATSON, GORDON chf. sump ova cm.: s.ib.cs.,. Bow' Club, Employment com.. avg a ,pam mgr,q ml., rom. Hon. sac.: Riding cl.: sum, s+.rfgL.+a.1 CI.g sf. Moihers' 1... vo:.m.,. WAYNNE, PEARL WfAR, KENNETH WEBER, BOB WHIPPLE, SUMNER WHITE, GRACE ANN ,mmm Band: Orcheslra. Lalin Club: German Club: SHMIY 'illmahiillli Glu Club: Bbndi H0001 50- inrramural sporls. Boys' Club, Volenfesp H a n. S o c.: Big ciefyg Wrilers' Club. Bug Cabinet damp clerlrg Friendship Com,g Vocafional Com.: G.C. rep.g Fr. Aux. WILEY, MARIAN Volenfes: G.C. C a bin e lg Chr. Ticlref Forceg Hon,Soc.g Lalin Cl.g V.-P. Riding CI.: Seallh Slaffg Sr. Mofhers Teag Usher Commencamonf N I , N NI' I Ia lIllW!'..L 1 1 ll-WLVLVI HIIL ks! fwv x l ' l . A . ' W1 nlm' . r A . A . ' l WILLIAMS, PATTY Girls' Club. W00l.Sl0N, JOHN Wim! l Hon. Soc.: Tiger Claw: Jr. Foresiors: Min. Ser.: French Cl,: Sr. Scholarship Com.: Slamp Card Com.: Debale Mgr. WILLIAMS, MONA b it ? rr . .-.MUN Culiuro Com.: roll rep.: Jr. and Sr. plays: Choir: Band: P.T.A. Dance Com.: sludy clerk. ' wmfn, uovn Chr. P.T.A. Yell Squad:Cl1r. Soc. Com.: Min. Ser.: German CI.: roll rep.: Proiecfion CI.: Scienco Club. Danes Com.: Diff y WOLFENDFN, ALEX W0lFKlll, GRANT Simi: v Senior play: Boys' Club. Track lollorman: Ski Team: Sr. Soc. Com.: Pholo. Cl.: Seallh: Wl1ims:Ad Slaff: Jr. Jolfinqs: Sr. Snocps: Gar- man Club. WYAll, ESTHER WYATT, NINA JUNE YAGI, SACHIKO YAGI, TAKEO Band: Orchoslra: library Girls' Club. Troas. Big B : Girls' Club Boys' Club. clerk: gym clerlr. Cabinel: gen. :pork mgr.: Carnival: sfucly clerlx: G.A.A. rep. W00, HENRY Hunk Woo- Won Vice-Pros. and Trias. Chi- noxe Cl.: Fishormcrfs Club: Boys' Club. YAMAUCNI, FRED Minuh Sor.: roll rep.: Jr. lr Sr. Slaqc Force: Lafin Cl.: Gorman Cl.: Science Cl.: in- lramural baskelball. 5: 0 Y K Z ',. xxx ' imp YASUI, Mlfl'llK0 YASNINO, YOWGE Yng YUUNG, ARLENE Zfllfll, DOROTHY ZUMOFF, EMILY Q' Honor Soc.: Science Club: Honor Soc.: Wlmims: Tiger Lafin Cl.: Girls' Club. HDUV. U'i i'bl Hih 'll Sopb. Aux.: :ludy clerk: li' Claw: Quill li Scroll: Lefler- Soph, rep.: Soplu. Dance Girls' Club: roll rap. ii brgry, man Cl.: Slage Com.: Com. A.vS.B. rep.: German CI.: i '-'1i Science Club. MII.. f'E, CQ S Q, ' KW .! .4 W N .lil Q .U is 2 f mir ' ' itil! A Q I 0 LN oo N ll N - . if will - ,-:,f,x',f X X rh- -' - -- -5,4111 ala sl -- f A f X Q 'Q-f' 54 ' Q A l 45 0 1 7111 3110111111110 111' 11711 f111l ' LOUIS fUNNIN6HAM Treasurer MISS MOWRY Councilor GLENN DIQKINSON HENRY OSERAN FRANCES WESI Vige-Pfgsidwf President Serretary JUNIOR CLASS Cowboy from Brooklynf' their play, was a great success and they helped make the junior-Senior Matinees a pleasure to attend. Vffithout the advice of their willing advisor, Miss Margaret Walthew, and coun- selor, Miss Carrie Mowry, these things would have been impossible, and to them they ex- tend their sincere appreciation. Flrfi Rau'-Mamie Chinn, Shuiko Sakai, Marilyn Rogers, Nctalrc Marshack, Kayako Nagar, Elvcda Lrntlborg, Smulnl Rnu'-Carol Clarpentcr, Hrruko barn, Momoye 'l'.id.x, Iillcn Mcladden, Char- mran Rlsigarr, Nancy Let' Mcfllov, lfrulmc Halter, Thmf Ruu-Ruswll lnxgerbcrg, Ch.1rlcslSoe, Margaret Hedrick, Peggy Il.lyl.md, Hideko Kumagal, Lois McFarland, Tomuklyo Yarnatla. F1rrIRau'AHimku Sato, Shiuku Sakai, Dorothy Ekins, Lila Abc, Frances West, Marilyn Rogers. S1'1'1111tl Row-Bob Hammond, Katherine Mcllougal, Patricia Trrpple, Natalie Mar- shacla, lilveda Lrntlburg, Mamrc ifhmn. Tfrml Kzrufkhexter' licnnctt, Paul Metzger, Charles Boc, Torntrkiyu Yamada, David Hornstem. Fourth Rau'-Bob liruuglmm, Richard llavel, Menu l-Iayaslu, Stanley rlarvrs, Ray Rice, J-K 1 R WIP B aiming uf The ind MISS WAIIIIEW Advisor EAROI CARPBIIB? SHIG MURAO BOB BROUGHAM ROY LIND Semin, Pmmm VicePresidenl Treasurer JUNIOR CLASS Our able supporting cast, the Juniors, are now coming to center of the stage. In the next production they will be our stars, and this year they have proved themselves ca- pable by the work they have done. They have beautified Broadway with a note of color presented in posters and the pictures from the Art Museum. As assistants to the Seniors in their grand finale, graduation, they were very helpful. -- :ri vn Ro en, nnoko Malmo, Ros I I K M I g S K hula. Illveda I milborg, Flow: Watrlewor David Hoi-nstcin. f eng. Charminn Rmgifa, M y 1 zugiicorgc K.iw.1gui:hi, Mabel Moore, ,loan Recd, I.ois Mclnirlnnd, Ieggy v i yard Ic.inSIicrk. II land, Am H Il Il I R K idcs I'IioiiiriiIcs, Munir liiixluiiiii, XY.ilI.iuc Loliurn, ll d H 4 --1 nil ogcr levan, Russell Iagerlicrg uri. Smart Ulm, Wlicnuui Blanflmril, Ind Pcndcrgast, Miko: I If R QI ter Ilcnn nu A we c ci ink ,,i.,..ii.,iit1i. 1 cnn ic :mon -I7 I'1rilRou+I-.niilie Wong, Marporic Dy I sl Im I 1 I H D il i Ili nu--Ariuidcs I'Iiourridcs,K g Il k R y I d QI SI SI I, V1 I F111 - E' l1HllIlllTllIllHl!lllllll 2 I I n 'I I-.llllll-:flflll-iffllll , ow ,fjvef 4 f N 1, L W , , - . I' W, I ,qv Q'-rw WV I G ov 3 A 5 Q wI2faIC' - f F A Q. ,sg V ' 'xiii' :., 3. we - 1 I 6 , n L L , 1 ,.2, Q: 14 - , -' req-N 1 1 Hz- .ff-' , H wi Riga Ov V044 EI, QjaeIwggQP '5' ,MN ' GQDYQXQUE KID 052115112 6071,-nf I I ABE, ULA Lemma, mum ADAIR, VIRGINIA ADAMS, DOROTHY ADDICOAT, PHYLLIS AKADA, SHIZUKO AKAGI, TOSHIKO AKERS, ELINOR ' AKIMOTO, ALLEY, DAWN ANDERSON, HELEN ANDERSON, MILLAN ANDREWS, DOROTHY ARIYASU, TATSUYA BAKER, ABNER BAKER, EROLINE BAKKEN, NORMA BALDWIN, JIM BARNES, HOWARD BENADOM, BETTY ,aw .E iii if I 1 BENNETT, CHARMION BENNETT, CHESTER BERKMAN, IAY BERTENSHAW, PEGGY BIGGS, JACOUELINE BJORLO, HAROLD +8 BLAAK, IALOBA 'Yi 10110 Had ll Brain ffl Tuff, J 4 K X 1 . H'Yf?Nq,3i H , L X Qi' 4: O ,, ' . ,JALLU if ' ' ' 5: ,E M.A..f1iwLgxX avi, BOWEN, ISABELLE W.-pfffrx BRASHEM, JOAN BROCKMAN, BOB BRUCE, MARVIN BLANLHARD, WHEATON BRUST, BEVERLY BUDLONG, MARY LRANLLS if nnwv BUNYA, RUBY BUSHNELL, DAVID BUXBAUM, MERRITT CARLSON, ANNA CARPENTER, CAROL CARSON, NORMA 99' . N' X 'v Q WWW! .XA . , V run N, Xgaar LHAROUHAS. 10M CHINN, KIM umm. mmf ucoszmh arm um, cumfs CLAUSSEN, ALAN 'Nm Ti' A c0suRN,wAuAcf coum BARBARA form, ofvm fommon noszomv room mm mn mv rmvm .LO Ls! I I IA I I I I lin IIZIIIQIIZIIIIIII . COY, GRACE W DERANLEAU, MARJORIE EARLE, SIDNEY CUNNINGHAM, LOUIS DERRENGERJUNE DICK, PATRICIA DICKINSON GIENN DRUMMOND BILI DYER MARJORIE fx EKINS, BUD EKINS, DOROTHY ENG, ROSE ERIKSOLI, WIN XERIEKSON, BOB Yo I ' g':. 9' ' Y ff 6 lj II fy W ,IQ If , 41 if , .SJ , ,,M.r.,,,,,,., fRAzIEn,suslf ' FUHN0 AKIKO BARBARA DAVIES MARY DAYTON EILEEN DE PHELPS PAT fn Hzr 50 611011 liar W- I wi - l N -an--1 if r I Xe. F . I FUJITOMI, MARIA FURUMOTO, TOSHIKO GARRETT, JAMES GATES, JACKIE ANN GOOCH, JOHN GARANNFLO, RUTH GRAMES, WAYNE GRAPP, PATRICIA GROSS, MEIVIN GUENSER, RITA GUINAN, PAT HAGADORN, MARY BELLE ,slim -iw R95- 5 if -51- 6 X I HAMILTON, ARDYTH HARLOWE, DAVE HARTVEDT, MARION HAVEI., DICK HAYASHI, MEIII l gs HAYNES, IAEK HEDRICK, MARGRET HEIFNER, CHARIES HILDE, DON HILIYARD, AMY KAZUYKI 9 C ' 1 4.5-'ff'Q,9g .4 -. ,X dj I ' if I V Q, I 11g!:?.Ziif.J7 II N ' df , NX f nA rx PM HORNSTEIN, DAVE IDHA' MAY 4 .,., 3- 'ffbgesf LDISIW lo A CQQCNL PQAIC I If ZIP! BU 'VH , ,....... o x. .E ' Vin.- M. wf' 'E' IHRIG, IHELMA INASHIMA. EHIVEKO is! , -.N ITO, YASUO I IVERSON, HANK ,L ISHIKAWA, EUMI ISHINO, JOE mul, Anno nzvmf, mx 9 T L A v i Rim .E ALI fi! Iwmm, mv mms, xfnunn f. fe I 'r, C t JOHNSON, ELLEN KAESMEYER, ROGER 1' 4 X AJ 'W I X d Z' ' 7 IW. 0 lyfj 'fxful i KAKU, SATOSHI KARROW, KLEICH KASEGUMA, AIKO j' , Fx KEDERS, STANLEY , 'X KEITER, B KANDA, YURIKO KIFF, VIRGINIA KIMBLE, EUNICE 001 KIMURA, MISAE KING, ALFRED KONO, FUMIKO KUMAGAI, H IDEKO '-snvi' KUNEY, ROBERT LAGERBERG, RUSSEL III aff ff X I Vxfnff X W.. I I ' 1 ,, -J LARSEN, BYORK LAWTON, BETTY LEHIINEN, RAYMOND LEVAN, ROGER LIND, ROY I A 'X fxxju LINDBORG, ELVEDA ll 1 '5'sQ LUBLIN, ANNY EVA LUKOV, BOB MARSHACK, NATALIE MARTIN, IIM MATSUO, SONOKO MAISUOKA, 'SAO 1' X X My LLX TF? ,zfxfi ri 'jx f ,Ll 5 TT v ,L 0-' f f Am mb A XX ' f' , mn --X MAYEDA, RUBY MLCANN, RICHARD McCLOY, NANCY LEE MrLLUNG, BETTY ANN MICREERY, MARY McfU ? 'r , A . I, Q MIEADDEN, ELLEN McEARLAND, LUIS! MELL, ART METZGER, PAUL MICH 55 LLOCH, RUTH MtDANIEL, KEN AEI., MAXINI: MIDGARD, ROSEMARIE MILLER, BOB lllpll 7451: .ia-f e ' '. ' LAKE' ,I X R A y A , , XJ wk U7 R ,- fx -x V' ,A MX-X? MINAIO, PAUL MINSHALL IEAN MIYAHARA, HIROMU MIYAZAKI, TOYOKO 1 '-'uw MIVOSHI, YUKIKO MOORE. MURAO, SHIG MUSSELMAN NAKASHIMA, MINE MABEL in ,MAR NAKASHIMO, S QP 'lg . 'T' hw MORINAGA, MAY MORRIS, BOB MUIR, FRANCES MUROMOTO, SHIZUE Q-an GORIE NAGAI, KIVOKO NAGASAWA, HIROE NAITO, GEORGE NAKASNIMA, HIDEKO M..- AKIKO NOKAUCNI, TAOASHI NIHO, EVA NISHIMURA, HISASNI NOBUKA, SUMI ...Q 'innum- if wqvx NOLAN, FRANK NOMURA, TOHIHISA NORDEN, WARREN NORDIN, MAXINE NUDELMAN, DON OBATA, HENRY 71115 MH!! OKANO, TOSHIKO ONODO EUMIKO OZAKI MASAYUKI EY BETTY LOU PNOUTRIDES, ARISTIDES PRITCHARD, BETTY PUGH, DICK he RITCHIE, EUGENE RIVERS, PATRICIA ROGERS, MARILYN K5 Q-H4 SAKAI, SHIUKO SATO, HIROKO SATOW, YURIKO I ,,f wi sf RQ. I L I LL 1. i L, J ini. :J , . an X 'M' sf gg If T- LET' X ' ' -. se WL' I A K VI 'iw 1 1-1 x 1 Q -1s I V ,M - 'M OLES, STUART PATTERSON RICHARD PEN I K , L A REAMS, GWEN REED, JOAN OLMSTEAD, PAT ' 2 PETERSON, BILL CHARMIAN, RISEGARI 4-sq' i' ROLL, DON RYBERG, BILL SLHMIDT, MARION SCHWABLAND, WALLACE SAITO, SABURO it be I L, SEARS, CORRINNE lla! IHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Ls! - I I . . ' ' n 'n f I 1... I. SHAW, MARYANN SHERK, JEAN SHIMODA, ROSIE SHINODA, MIYOK0 SHITAMA, IOSHIKO SHUMAN, ROY SIEVERT, BELT Y SILVER, CLAIR SNOPE, LILLIAN SOLDANO, NICK SONDHEIM, MARION SORENSON, LEROY 9 i n , N- 525425 ' uni' 5 -- ' ,,,i WT IJ I susruo, mme suunsmmur, Mmm I IIIN I 1 I': ' gg.. W ,. h,:'IQ miyi h A .IZ I I I,, NNI TACHIYAMA, SHIZUYE TADA, MOMOYE TAGUCHI, TAKESHI TAKEUCHI, SACHIKO TAYLOR, BETTY THOMAS, KATHLEEN THORKELSON, LOUISE TIBBEITS, JEAN TOBIN, IRVING TOSHINARA, YUKIO TODO, JIRO TOMITA, MASAO ll 'fanf- 7, :W 'Viz a Hanna 01141 TOMITA, YOSHIO TOY, JIMMIE TRIPPLE, PATRICIA TSUJI, YOSHIKO VEHSE, MARY LOUISE VINUP, CHARLES Nur' I I. I VON LOSSOW, RONDE WAKAZURU, JOE WATTLEWORTH, ELOISE WEBER, HELEN WEST, FRANCES WEST, ROSS 7, ED V W O ' 1 05 ,Iii Q! 5 of U 0 , WILSON, GEORGE WONG, EMILIE 'Sf WOODLEY. DOROTHY WOODS, PHILIP YAMADA, EDOI YAMADA, TOMOKIYO YASUDA, CHIYOKO YASUDA, MITSU 1' N fv- TY YASUI, PANSY YOSHIDA, SEIICHI N -'lNi,v- -RQ. we YOSHIOKA, SHIGEO L YOUNG, RUTH YOUNGBLOOD, TOM 4 10 ly0ll7'KglZ67'y0lllfj0lIff Fa MISS WOODCOCK I Advisor Z i all it lil , W T ll W ell 'L , A l V - Charles Dimes Belle SlmP50n Becky MacD0ugall Pauline Klein 'i Prrxialrlll Vin -Prrxidml Sp,-y,-fayy Tfmx yn ll ' J X V - 5, ,g -fc' TWO MORE YEARS As the curtain rises, we find that this group of actors, the sophomores, show signs of a great performance, and it is no wcnder, for look at the notable directors, Miss Wood- cock and Mr. Young, and the class ofhcers. Using their Imagination the sophomores have held many interesting class meetings and have kept the Sopho- more Scribblings up to the minute. Welre sure that their Two More Yearsu will fly and in no time they will be able to look back on their four years in Broadway as a part of their Memory Lane. I irxf Ron'-Marian Sandborg. Dot Adams, Dorothy Combs, Emma Liebe. Srroml R0u'+jack Ross, Harold Gackson, Waldo Maclnnis. Third Row - Ben Tsugimoto, joe Shellenberger, Robert Kuney. Iiirxl Role'-Alacquelen Spaulding, Ellen johnson, Noreen Dztiev, Pat Mulvcy. Sfrrnnl Kou--Esther Peterson, Wallace Nelson, Bud Kcitcr, George Rickles, Bette Simpson. fu 6 51111605 fiery MR. YOUNG COTHISFIOI' v' V - 1 , V - V , -: 5 L ii' F2 bb Lx f ,I ' X' O a. ,Ll-,fZYYW,,,, 7 Marie Erickson Fred Takanaka -lay Pratt Ed Klogtcl-man 114 Vifl'-PH'.Si1ll'r1f Srfrrlgry 'I'rpg5Uy'4-r pnwiijwlt +1 7 :J , ' 1 , A, N 1 : , ,C g 'V , . ' , Y -5- 7 .mg ,fu f r .- -f ' M - v, K 4' I 4 . I .Al P-,Q - - . if 695 ,595-'X r in K iv' 'Qr ' W 517' gi' I I 'X rl! gix .d 11 I r . .Q l 59 I -,L X .4 +L VJ Hrs! 5 T 5- , LH 43,4 :mf n.,..-ummm lmby, mm anmh, Tm. um, Irene Kmwhm. Scrum! Run'-Bob Myers, Bob Tomblm, My Sxnnd. Srnmrl Rau-Lalvcn luw. 14 ldon Mulun. Mn rick, Sidney Enle, Trllw lhruu Z0 rm, Run-lconand 5,-fm. limv M.:-Wy. frn..1-farm. Jw. Munplusurr. ,lulu wmv. Lon .l1m.wn, well Haul, il AKAGI, MICHIKO ALDER, DOROTHY I 5 , gm If f . X.1,Iz'. ,L qi, yy, ,K QD ANTON, CLARA MAE ANTONIS, DIXIE an , , A I , i ' BARTON, FRANCES BECK, KENNETH BENNEIT, WILMA BILLINGS, VERA BORNSTEIN, SAM CANNON, JEAN CAVAN, MARILYN Nami A I ' II ,., - CLINE, ROY A , :fa 9 f f I Q P, I DEAN, BETTY DeGRAFE, MARY BRIDGES, CHARLES BROOKS, BONNIE COLLMAN, MILOMAE CONRAD, RICHARD BROOM, MORRISON I ii , f D FI BUCK, JEAN BUNYA, FRANK BURRELL, CHET y5,l ,YEL R . . 'V--2 , , n I . AAAA f A CHIN, RAYMOND CHRISTIE, DOUGLAS CHUBB, LOUIS CLEVELAND, ROBERT CLIFFORD, DOROTHY A I, IVI COOPER, JEAN COWLEY, JOE CRAIG, RUSSELL CURTIS, STANLEY , I l , f In , I I A I -Q 'QCA A 3' 4y,,, V gg-aw 4- I ' A , DEREZES, GEORGE DEVER, BOB DICKINSON, BRUCE I, ,,,. - A. lil? 'A' A ' ,,.,c-al'-,fr-, DICKSOTE MARUIE DOWLING, TOM if ll III L L E ,, .M i ,, DITIFV NODFFN FRFRHARTER, IIM EDAMURA. KAZUMI EMERSON. LORETIA ENGSTROM. WALLACE fnnmm, MARILYN kmfxsou, ANN I An 'E I I 01 I ' ix 1 m I .. .K I - E 9 Q I E' l LILL A Ll A 1 I ERICKSON. MARIE EINESILVER, ALVIN FOOTE, BILL EOWLER, BETTE EREY, DOROTHY EROMBACH, SELMA EUJITA, JOE . J , lf img 'I --hk I W1 . 'X K f an V. ' 6 LI I 1 ' A I .A EM GORDON, EVELYN GRONVOLD, ED GYLAND, HENRY HAGA, NAOKO HANSON, MAY HARCUS, VIOLA HASHIMOTO, MIYLIKI 'V Y L, I, 1 . A . 11-1 . I I 5 ' ' E I,.. f ' ' R I ' . f J 'ELL-TESF IY I ' A M I X L A 'K ' A HASHIMOTO, ROY HATANO, YOSHIMASA HAVILL, GLORIA HAYES, FAYE HEADRICK, MAXWELL HIGHTOWER, ELDEEN HIKIDA, DAVIS -. V i n In I A I . ,Q ii l ' , ,A 3 AAI' ILLII v at I A ' , IIL f ff L L Q 1 L L L A 1 I L, P M A X IIII I A ff fig ' I - lg, J Q. A HOEY, VERNA HOGLUND, GORDON HOLBERG, SHIRLEY HOLMAN, ALBERT HOLT, JAEOIJELINE HORIUCHI, MASAYO HUGHES. MARION L. 5 In , I I K ,f A , .. A 4 I , I I fm dx! . ff Q . , N., :I 444: ..., f 51 Q, . ' W '-. QF Q. YY ' , '-:, ' wx -': ' ' I . I T' Q -fy. . 935: f . K I .r L . .L Y I 'Q ,N - ' rkrf . V -E A HUGHES. VELMA HUNGATE, ROBERT IGA, KAZUKO INOUYE, LILLIAN ISAAC, W. B. ISHIKAWA, MIYAKO IWASAKl,ALIfE any l X .- .-,- I W- XXX , I FI I Yqw ' .N in K I :.: ' WAVE Lxixwx i , , . . ., I LLUB x, .. W vv : : A , I-I I I g Sf I I , JACKSON, HAROLD JAMESON, LOIS Ufrwe JENSEN, DOROTHY JOHN, JIMMIE I ' 5 -I ' , A If. I El M59 ., S. 1 . T S HS A I -f H 5 7 K kvgh 4 A 4, i Al l cf? I Munn punmuriu I mLurr VAJYRA vlav IIAMERA TEDIII1 lin Ls! I Z QA I UI il wiu in wfulll ilu E La Us f f E K C3 Y in 3 :re E+ A A 2 5 Rhys 1: A if R' 1 W 22 'BE I ' L A R 'V 5 I KANZAKI, ISUTOMU KARAMATIC, LILLIAN KASDORF, RALPH KLEIN, PAULINE 3 43 K: K 41 A , . . ,f , KK 'Q KUSAKABE, PETE KOKITA, DOLLY I I KYONO, NOBORU Q , ,.. A .,.,, KK , LEWIS, DOREEN LEWIS, ED MarDONALD, CHRISSIE MATSUMOTO, SHIZUKO MacDOUGALL, BECKY MLCUTCHAN, ROBERT Mrl AIIFHI AN FPFD MrMINN, STFVIF KATAYAMA, HISAKO 1 ,..VVk K A A is KELLY, EILEEN gg L'L I ' iw KRAULE, GLORIA KUCHAN, WILLIAM JK wi-1-7 1 K K A KUNDE, BERI K . ,fan an Qns. ,K,,g, Em . ,. pu, KIMURA, DELL K P Q . 'IXI' 4 I if 4 KURAHARA, TED r . if Ie X In KIRBY, DUANE 1 vi-A K, ,. , ,,,L , wt L ys K, ,.L,,, , NUNAIA, ANNA Sa- Am 2 fi . 15 A ..AA.'E LADD, BERNICE LAMONT, JOSEPH LARSON, ROY LAWRENCE, DEL LAURIIZEN, JUNE K I K K KK A A A ,E,,. H 4, A -. - f A - I ' A, LIEBE, EMMA LIND, BEITY LINDOUIST, BOBBIE LUKE, ANNIE LUND, BILL My , K K ELII .1 K -K , K . ,.,, K KK KKK , . . , Kg, K KKK . ,K -g , Af, .N Kg K. , KKw:i.w1g AA:: QI I L LL4 I W , , ., 'LI T It MaEINNIS, WALDO MAKI, AIKO MALMEDAL, RUTH MANIOS, JESSIE MARTIN, KENNETII 33 NL E C,,,aK 3 ENNNNN,-ELI? L?-7 N G A - A f Xg 'l' Q , 94 if 'fig , LE? ' .V 51219 5 4. f i ' A ' MEENIRY, PATSY MEKINNEY, WARREN Iilllll, I if , , ,IIILLIIA I? L, A Q EHIIIIIL I If .af Ei W K L' , . ,'KL . 'I . K KKKK In II iv L'IL A ,KAE MIHADA TIWOIIO MINATO MADGIIDITT I 4 , - -IYHW' 1 - 'l 'LlZ f .7 , , IIQNYAWI Uflllllflllldlflllllfll sr' h H7 . I , f ' fr ' I 1' 1 1' H 1 L 4, E ' ' I H1 K Ag A , E T I sa 5,0 Q L Q I EI X E5 I , ' JI-L75 33 0 wr It S sf X, I J' A fd x , , X -P 5 I N ' f Riigll ,X Y Lx f al E J x 4 A .1 W1 N 5 I w , Ny. I ,, El If L, :LJ I N , I A MIA NN! l A ' 1,31 '55 A 1+ .4 W I , fn 1 17 K 5 A t UVM A 1-'L A 5, L vi is I ' L11 , ' ,Q Q. 1A,A QL ff Q L, , 1.4 , ' IA ' au ugh! V VL if L. IZ TA, GEORGE MOLINE, VIOLA ' , 'i JLVJXQ w . , V MONPLEASURE, JEANNE MOORE JANE 'Im JN, A I A5 , ' Y III I f' .-an as - .3 Lg 2 Y' If-- A A.-,L-Q.. ', 4' 6 . H NI f I QQ - E 7, GN I 1 LEE Z 'Haig f ' I ' MORRIS, POWELL ULVEHILL. JACK MOORE, RICHARD MOREY, KATHLEEN MULVEY, PAT , 'ORE' NAKASHIMA, HAJIME .:.G cy KL NOSLJIMMIE Z I , I lf PHIPPS, PEGGY LAY? ,lfkifx I Sli' K 'Ubi A RODERILK, JACK -HMG MUNRO, JEAN '-1? ' 'i 43 I NAKATA, HISAKO P '22 if A O, SHIGEYOSHI MURAO, SHIZUKO NAITO, TOKUKO NAKAHARA, MANZABIIRO NAKAMOTO FUJIKO .mi ' O-' ,40'4 TJT L 'ww' ,,. E f , L., I A f w ' TTTE 1 Y NAKAUCHI, YOSHIKO NAKAYAMA, TAYEKO NELSON, MARY NELSON, WALLACE NEWTON, LAVONNE , I ,ar 1- 1-- Q M, I -fy f i . I ,,,, . 1 Iisjq ' Q - ' 'i v A AJAT , A - A 4 u f I I , I I N ,E A Ag ,+ A N2 I If ' I I f I ,,L.1 I EE? om, IERU 0KAMo10, KIYOKO PARMELEE, GRACE PEARSON, MARGARH PHERSON, EMMY NELL PHERSON, ESIHER f, QL LI PLISKA, BILL , Q f-up iw f - . :nu - -1 .-ki' RODERICK, JULIA LEE ROGERS, MARGIE ROUNDS, BEVERLY POWELL HOWARD RIDDOLH BILLIE RIER, JIMMIE RISTINE. WILLIAM RODE, EOLLEEN .sa , 2 5 K .L :ii SAKAI, HARUKO SARKOWSKY, HERMAN SARKOWSKY, LEO LL! Il J I: n1i f-4 Nz'-nm V' - , ,bi . IIAIYCIIIFXIIIZI 111171 IIIIIIIIIUIVJ ' Ls! ial ,QE I SAUVE, PHYLLIS -'Q f I SHELLENBERGER. JOE T ,. ,' Y A. . GLS A' PJ? X M ',L I SMITH, JACOUELINE w . 'ii YQ SCHANCK, DELVINA ' O 5. Orig SHITAMA, LILY SOLID, KEN SCHLESINGER, EARNEST '9' 2'1s2': 1 vt SHOJI. TOSHIKO I ar , nl? , ff A SPAIJLDING, JACOUIE SEHOENFELD, ALVIN X SILVER, BILL I g y m SPEYER, LEONARD I fn. In Q E' I L 'uf '53 . I Vx L, 4, fy, I I A -I W L. mn . ,ji nf' : V . -, STEVENSON. TOM STOLJ., MAURICE SUGINO, MITZI SUZUKI, KLJMIKO VV x, , V - ? ' -wiegmgk I ' If- z 'II I A' + . . I , -,,. VHA W- Rig K A . VV ISV EIO, 'T' I s A TANEMURA, CHIEKO TERAO, JEAN THORNOUIST, DORIS TOBIASON, PAT TRYCK, DOROTHY , ,Quang WR 3 'Q Ks A A A TSUBOI, LOUISE J 3 'Q 1 AI SCHNOUDER, CAROLINE SEHALTZE, BEIEIE V: ,, A' .,,-- Y gy N : , 111 I H SIMPSON, BETTE SMITH, DORIS 5 'VV SPEYER, PAUL ,A ' Q, ' . -vga , SWANSON, ELEANOR Wit TODO, DAISY 64 WOLEER, DOROTHY WALLACE, MARGARET .2 SMILE PLEASE I SPRAGUE, JACK ni- ,. Na 1 Yi, IAIL I IIA. I SHAFER, ELISE SMITH, DWIGHT I I I SPURGEON, AILEEN 'NE I 1 I vi i ? . , - A -QS 'fl ' 9 TANAGI, SETSUKO TANAKA, YAEKO ,gf-uv A Y I I yr L WG- Q 5 v, A 1 TOUSLEY. PAULA JEAN ada 3? TRIPPLE, LAWRENCE TSUTANAWA. HIDEK O VAUGHAN, DOROTHY WALLIS, BILL WALTER, VIRGINIA lin Ls! 'Er' WARD, MARY JULIA WASHBURN, ALVA f HL 'IllHP'Q7l'lH lil! I I L 4 'A UFEIIIHY YZYJIIIVIIZ r ll 1 ,....,,,sp:: x L 5 WATANABE, KIMIKO WHITE, RUTH WICKS, SYLVIA WILCEY, JULIA WILSON, DOROTHY YANAGIMOTO, TSURUH A 1, Kg, ,xx ,M QL T, 1 Till I- , Q WEBSTER, BILL WALKER, JUANITA Q5 LATE' Z sf ,f-'lj JE! A I XX T, A 4 L.:l Ni RL' ,, you G5-A-M? f ll 5717 FRESHMEN OFFICERS Prexidvrif Vi1'f'-Prexiifwlt JACK MULVEHILI. JIM JONES Adviser Svrrufar-y Treasurer Coum-510, MISS FLORENCE JOHNSON TOM DOWI,ING BILL SILVER MISS MAY RANDALL With a song in their hearts, the entering class of 1944 gazed with profound bewilderment at that huge gray building on Broadway and Pine. Who's Afraid of the Big Bad Wolf? they sang as they entered, but they soon learned that Practice Makes Perfect. As a result, There Will Be Some Changes Maden in their mental harmonizing. SECOND SEMESTER COMMITTEE CI-IAIRMEN Firsl Row-Bette Bailey, Louise Sessions, Betty Mae Kameron, Lita Lister, Terry Stewart Serum! Row-Helen Lidnin, Gladys Norman, Esther Gilombeck, Paul Wilson, Waldo Maib FIRST SEMESTER COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First Row-Betty Moe, Marguerite Watson, Jean Cooper, Helen Lidnin Sevoml Row-Brock Adams, Dick Reinhardt, Harry Goldie, Terry Stewart 66 Ylvwfzfflflf JI' auf' BCOK, PROGRAM COMMITTEE First Rou,+Cnrol Fingeroth, Betty Bailey, Naoka Haga, jack Horton, Donald Elheld Svmrizl Rout-Eloise Piedalue, Betty Mae Kameron, jack Immel, Chuck Swinehart, Terry Stewart Third Row-Mary Hutton, Connie Halter, Esther Galombeck, Toten Birdeen JU, f 3 1 ,Q o 4. ... L..- Firs! Row-jack Horton, Betty Grove, Doris Thornquist, Doro thy Wilson, Kiyoko Uji, Naoko Haga, Toyoko Uye Hara Srfoml Row-Pat Sheehan, Paula Tousley, Marion Hughes, Doris Wold, Jean Cooper, Francis Schwartz. Aileen Spurgeon Tbinl Rou'-Nancy Putney, Betty Simonson, Rosemary Thorn sten, Betty Schultze, Chet Burrell, Gloria Walker, Helen Lidnin, Bill Lund, Margurite Watson, Alvin Finesilver Fourllr Row-Gladys Norman, June Long, Joe Lamont, Harry Goldie, jack Fleck, Wilson Hamilton, Herbert Hendrickson Shigcyoshi Murao, Don Carlson The president of this class is Jack Mulvehill, and it is Widely said that there will be no green grass to mow when he is through. Another jones made his debut in Broadway as Jim Jones became the vice-president. Taking notes in all the meetings was Tom Dowling, the secretary. I'm No Millionaire! says Bill Silver, the treasurer, but he has a lor of money to take care of. FRESHMEN ROLL REPRESENTATIVES Firx! Rom-Betty Lou Moe, Gladys Bowman, Louise Sessions Betty Mae Kameron, Bette Bailey Svfulitl R010-Helen Lidnin, Gladys Norman, Loretta Emerson, Kumiko Suzuki, Bill Towne, Terry Stewart Tlwinl Rau'-Bert Barker, Ellis Timmons, Calvin Ninomiya,jack 0 .R Mulvchill, Waldo Maib, Louis Garfinkle C gg Shirt'-,, Ja K Vxfxi M or i '- WNY 3 nf 4 ar sb xi x-v . 1 ,,. J. ,-, itil ' U7 p, ,X m, ASQ ffl X 'R ' 'U ks! I Z - rmvy 1 i 211 fn rx HI 1 ai: 1 I Pkilflllillll- , A '71 A A J L V A A if A , , P5 A A Z ff, A BYE ' A A T. ,L I I KKLV V W y I I . T, VVLX' ,, A I hf. . Q i , A i ADAMS, DICK AKIYAMA, HISASHI AKUTSU, NM ANDERSON, FRANCES ANDERSON, MARGARH BAKER, BARBARA BAKER, MARY A , , A, A A ,S 3' S , LN 7 3- Lg 'Q ff'f- F V ,E,, V R ,fy , A E 'figr A A A 1L,5E!,igifS,,.1f ,,fA . Avlb , Vg I , ' A -A I L q L :V A A m . ..Sf A RA A A ,- , A A BENSON, LOUISE BERG, HUGO BOSWELL, GUY BOTTUM, ELIZABETH BOWMAN, GLADYS BROCK, LOLA BROUGHAM, DORIS In yE,' . V, A - fs ff j fi .l CADY, LORRATNE CHURLHILL, RAMONA COBURN, ALEX EODY, KEN COLEMAN, ANN CRAMER, ELLEN CROUEH, ROBIN Ng, rf 5' A 1- 'Q K-W -,3. Q A Ae CYR, NANCY DANILCHIK, VERA DAVIES, JOYCE DAVIS, JANE DIEU, GUINEVERE DUNN, JOAN DYER, JOHN A fig? K2 as ,gb in 31 Y ...E ff Aft S523 ' ERSKINE, DOROTHY ESFELD, DONALD FERENZ, WALT FIKE, ELAUDINE EINDLEY, HOWARD FLECK, JAEK FOSTER, BOB FREEMAN, CARMEN FREEMAN, EYOLYN FREEMAN, GEORGE FUJlTA.,BEN GOLOMBECK, ESTHER HAGADORN, DOREEN HATGHT, JERRY .Lb W-. f f Q - , f- ua 11,45 Q A, f an 1 ,-c- ' .f A 4 4-9 ' Cf? ,. H552 ,X 235 .f do . , , A fEE 1' ,: A -f A wh -f ' fly 9 I T J' b . E , K N A SHT gigsgiiii ASAA R 1 gg..-:S , , lady ' A A 1 new A HALL, RUTH HALTER, CONNIE Al HAMILTON, BOB HAMILTON HENDRICKSON, HERBERT Y B346-h'E Lua. N1 -qv-I IA HORI, AIKO HORTON, JACK HOWARD, RAY HOWARD, REX HOYT, BERNIE 'E O I-A O , I I E, , I 1 ' ,, B IHRIG, ROBERT IMAYANAGITA, JUNIE IMMEL, JACK IZUMI, JACK JEWELL, DOLORES ff . . J 1 1 1 A A E ' . YI- s Eff I ,Ll E1 , , xb , ' A I :Q'lf'YT fg f 'fi' ' I ff,R 7 KALLAUS, DONN KAMERON, BETTYMAE KANZAKI, HITOSHI KATHNER, DOLA KAWAGUCHI, TOSHIYUKI aA,aQQ4 , T A gp, ' , W4 W ki tt .-A V -QQ .. . ' JH A 35:3 Kit., A - . '- yr xv: 5 5 , . .Q L I H . .,... I If 5 . KODAMA, HOBIE KURAMOTO, MASAO KURAMOTO, MIYOKO LAMB, KENNETH LATTA, JO ANN ,B Q. J I 'NYM HILDEBRANT, BEA av- HUNT, DUNLAN X ,D S. ' t ,W , 33 -1 .II . , A HILLMAN, Rum 4-'J 45 HUTTON, MARY 3 3 A q 3 Q K 'Y 'Lg ' 1 , ' ' JONES, BOB JONES, JIM B .. as aw ws ff 5' ii' YN MJ' I , LJ ll - KERN, BOB , sa. yew? . L . I BZ' 5 5 VT' ff El f 3 lf KERR, SHIRLEY Af I r, ,M , 44 hi' ' , .. 2, 2. I . Y. , I A LEWIS, ARLENE LIDNIN, HELEN .-I LIND, LEONA LINBACK, VIENNA LINBLOOM, JANET LISTER, LITA LONG, JUNE LOVGREN, MARILYN MMOOUGALL, ANN B ffziff' fff' fb OQH A Q 9 lI,:ifvi ,,fVJ6mi,2Z3,,J F, 4 lb ,f L? .J ,,LI . f J 6036 41 'S ' 0 1Y'Y Br: LQ: , r IIIIIDIIIIIIIIIIIZTIIIII I 2 - x ' 1 'I 'A , y A li I I ' :I I 4 A I 1 1 I V BTN 1 Of I , ' IO Lv va? ff ,Qs-'Gia In tp, Ze 8' 'N ZX dk., SI' D3 N X . r I -. C, I K 0 :T R PT' ff YY 13 MAIB, WALDO MATOBA, BEN MATSUOKA, TORl' MCCLUNG, GUY W5 l I ,-,R E if 'ay QD MrCULLlJUGH, BILL MQDANIEL, DERRALD MERRITT, FRED MILL, BRUCE MOE BETTY MOROOKA, CHIYOKO VmAE 7 N.. ,. .L MURRAY, DOROTHY MYLAND, LOUISE NAGAI, ANNIE NAKAGAWA, SHUNICHI NELSON, MARY NINOMIYA, CALVIN NORMAN, GLADYS 1, - gf .I P S E H , iw A A . V , I-kL xx iii .k ,f k k - K , A 1 NORRIS. EAYE OHARA, MARY OKAMOIO, KATSUMI ONODA, TOSHIKO PAPINEAU, ELORENCE PARKER, FRANK PIKE, GERRY Rana' PUTNEY. NANCY OUIRK, LOUIS REINHARDT, DICK REMBAUGH, DON ROAT, EILEEN RODE, LYLE ROMANOFE, GEORGE ROTHSCHILD, STANLEY SAKAMOT0, HATSUNE SAKUMA, JUDY SALMEN, PAUL SATO, JEAN SAUNDERSON, BETTY SCHALL, HERBERT I-95 5' 1 Jfizow Jrzywker v,- 2 'Y - -EJ I 'I . x JS SEARS, WARREN SEEBER, ELEANOR SESSIONS, LOUISE SHAFER, GLORIA I 1 4: 5 Rf J N smvm AGNES 1 555 .K 2 , I W SUZAKA, HIROSHI Q 64 P I Q TIFFANY, WALLACE A I i Lvl . ,MI x 'I H , If 2 . Auf' UYEKI, EUGENE VAIL, ROGER VAN OTEGHEM, JIM h M Q WILICESON, MARION WISEMAN, HARRY IK , 1? S E O , fO E. '5:9I, -, fiff, SOLID. MAXINE SPERRY. FRANCES STODDARD, MARY SUGINO, BETTY SUND SUZUKI, SALLY SWINEHART, CHARLES SWITZER, CHARLES TAKASHIMA, HIROSHI TOTTEN, BIRDEEN TOWNE, BILL TSUBOI, SACHIKO TSUCHIKAWA, M'+ Q I ,ff Q YAMAOKA, ALBERT YONEMURA 'Is '12, .Fr Q, SHARTIN, IRIS SHEEHAN, PAT SIMONSON, BETTY la? ERHAUF, JERRY SUNDSTROM, GLEN 42 'S' I -' TANIGUCHI, YOSHIKO THORSTENSON, ROSEMARY UOMOT0, MASARU .P L . A WEST, SHIRLEY HI f, X G E , E , I ggi, I 'qi N f. FTSSX 4 if , Mnsuvukl ALLAN5 CAROL JEAN BAILEY, BEVERLY BIRKEL, AUDREY BORNSTEIN, PHILIP BOULIARATIS, BILL BROSHEN, MARTIN BURNHAM, RAY BUTLER, JUNE CARLSON, RUTH COMPTON, PHYLLIS ENDO, WATORU GARFINKLE, LOUIS GARNER, DORIS HAUSLE, BILL HILSCHER, JACKIE ICHIKAWA, IWAO JENSEN, MARGARET JIMENEZ, FEDERICO KARR, BOBBIE MACKINTOSH, BRUCE I MAKI, YUKIKO MIIIzuIIAsIII. CHIEKO MILLER. GLADYSEEN MYERS, ROBERT OBA, ofokoe oIIIIo, IIIM PIEDALUE, ELOISE I PEIIIIIIISTIEIIIIYT F13 21.2.-IIEZII J.:.! - 25? RAWLINSON. DON RICHARDS,MARJORIE SHIMBO,LOIS TE SMITH,YVONNE STANLEY, BORIS SUZUKI, EUMIKO IT QI QQ' r Q . ,L S 'NiN.J'gai 'I?ff xi I THOMPSON, MIIIIIIYII TSUCHIKAWAMARY ., ', , WOLFERJOANNE WOLFF, BARBARA I X '11 I ' I I IItI:IIIIIg,I I III' ,II I . N . I I I SJIIHI :II II ,J I I MINI ' . . I p UH' HIHIIIIIIMIIIVM ,N IIN ' III I! 4I '1II'i:I1!Nj!5! , mf i M IW! 4 u...-img, ,N Aww W ,J INIIQIU I, qi,IhI,II,l' ,IIJIII , jI I III,II' YI'IILII.'IIIIIII'III'I III'IIfII III III I III!g,II'IIIIfI.I III'III ,JII'IIUIII0 II II1IIIII.IIII ,Il .A J Ji,-N,-II ,... I 'Y-ax A - W 1 W !w.s,I':L.5v It ggi... y.x.IlI1.'X.aI,',m' I4 A MIN- . IIN ti 4R - .! L rf l 1 W :L t xltlsl L ' I In I HV 'IIN 'IIN' II - 'Uf 'J I I'II'III IIIIII I I. If X IE,I -1' ..I...L ZA x Owe, N1 wi UP QW' AUTUMN AT THE CAMPUS 's IDEWALK SE Dfw YOU REAM 'BABY ME 'VE Il TIME STOOD STILIQ' LETS GET AWAY FROM IT ALI. 'TI-IE GREAT WHITE WAY My ,T 90 .fp.CCI95v'1.d O 73 X!!! 'YXVYY KES BC Activeiy inciined, our cast bas made Broadw ay bistory by participating in extra- curricuiar work. Through weeks oi rebearsais, monot- ony bas been broken by nu- merous entertainments pre- sented by the various groups t suppiement modern e iiie. tba stag sf K X Qi, if xX 5 f 2 Z Z v I Iles Ls! IIIYIAYIIIUAYIII lll IXIIIHIIIII YA 4 'A ' if I IJ' A 'u!fVU4l,r!f jy tbbpbf W ELAINE sokviciq I YH L ' I BONNW. BAK RLEY BRODINE - , Q L r , JV XN,xxf'k 5 y 044, qgo k . Qvl i 1194 so , rg 'fer 1 l 1 N i vLNLb sfgvfia A et? V335 H53 Qt' I my I' J Miss MILLS i K XJ . ll . . . Q 'X Q D , Yes, the Girls' Club IS one of the largest and most important organiza- X-ry tions in Broadway! just take a look at their program. Heading the cast 'll' are the ive ofhcers, with the im ortant su ortin roles la ed b a Nj, P PP g P Y Y cabinet of twent -nine irls each headin a different committee. The Y g g Girls' Club gives a wonderful performance, achieving not only the high- est in standards and charm, but in hospitality to every Broadway girl! The many cozies, the Well-planned and interesting assemblies, the ever to be remembered Christmas pageant that sent the season's spirit surging through the whole school! Who could ever forget the cheerful Girls' Club oflice and the many All Girls' Club Days that brought enjoyment to everyone? Don't you remember all the activities the Girls' Club has sponsored? Wliy, the Clean-Up Drive, the Vocational Conference, the Art Contest, the Tinfoil Drive, and the Thanksgiving Basket Drive, these and many more activities the Girls' Club has brought to Broadway, and so we say to them ull, Gee, but You're Swell! lfll Ls! ART Nancy Hawkins , . Chairman. Ruth Ritchie ..,. Assistant BIG B Loma Stock . . , Prvsiilrwt lsako Takahashi , . . Assistant BUILDINGS Barbara Carlson . . . Chairman Bernice Potter .,.. Assistant CLERK MarionSwanson . . .Chairman N0rmaBakken . . , Assistant CULTURE Marjorie Nelson , , Chairman EMPLOYMENT joan Reed ,... Chairman Patsie Waters ,... Assistant ENTERTAINMENT MargaretMorrison . . Chairman Ethel Beall ..... Assistant FRESHMEN AUXILIARY Maria Swanson . . . Chairman EleanorSwanson . , . Assistant FRIENDSHIP Marilyn Lustig . . Chairman Grace McGuinness Assistant HEALTH Mary Sue Owen . . Chairman Peggy Nell deMerchant Assistant 1. ' U 4-I el iii Iss .5 iii: fa Il- -- , IS . ., .tr Ijlfljlllll-I lfillllfi :l 1 'I I I .1 I I I I HOSPITALITY Phyllis Pim .... Chairman Corrine Grinstien . . Assistant JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE Jean Shirk .... Chairman Mabel Moore ,... Assistant LIBRARY MargaretCarson . . Chairman Leah Jacobs ..,. Assistant LOST AND FOUND Lucy Maier .... Chairman Shirley Donelly . . , Assistant LUNCI-IROOM Marjorie McCutcheon . Chairman GoldieSimeon , . . Assistant MIDDY Virginia Payzant . . Chairman NormaCarson . . . Assistant PERSONALITY Betty Pritchard . . . Chairman Eula George .,.. Assistant POSTER Teruk0Tajitsu . , . Chairman P.-T.A. DANCE Anita Mae Warner . . Chairman Carol Hutt .... Assistant REST ROOM Eugenia Ivanoff . . Chairman EloiseWattleworth , . Assistant First Row, left to right-Norma Pederson, Teruko Tajitsu, Lucy Maier SERVICE Pat Tripple .... Chairman Helen Weber , . . , Assistant SENIOR REPRESENTATIVE MerriamMichael . . Chairman Priscilla Blumenthal . .Assistant SCHOLARSHIP Gladys Chang . . . Chairman Mamie Chinn , . . . Assistant SPORTS SachiykoYagi . . . Chairman EllenMcFaden . . . Assistant SOCIAL SERVICE Norma Pedersen . . Chairman Mary Stevenson , . . Assistant SOPHOMORE REPRESENTATIVE BettySimpson . . . Chairman DorothyTryck , . , Assistant STUDENT BULLETIN Marian Wiley . . . Chairman Elsie Lindstrom . . Assistant VOCATIONAL MarianEeldman . . , Chairman Joan VanAntwerp . . Assistant WHIMS REPRESENTATIVE Barbara Shackelford VOLENTES Maryalice Shorter . . Prcsiitrnt ' .I 'CQ iwl je? -. j e Q LXQQX j as E , i 'iii 'fit M I 'Z ! 3 I j , e , T V Marjorie McCutcl'1en, Eugenia Ivanoif, Marion Feldman, Merriam Michael Tl Anita Mae Warner, Marilyn Lustig. Second Row-Nancy Hawkins, Mary Q Vt Sue Owen, Jean Sherk, Mary Alice Shorter, Barbara Carlson, Barbara E Schakelford, Margaret Carson, Gladys Chang. Third Row-Pat Tripple, Ethel Beall, Loma Stock, joan Reed, Virginia Payzant, Betty Pritchard, Betty Simpson. Fourth Row-Phyllis Pim, Maria Swanson, Marjorie Nel- son, Yagi Sachiko. 77 l 'I 1 1 Il Ls: - I I 1 1 - YI .. Y I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ma lllflllflllh1!llI!ll!!!I!l!!!!l! P X ,fix lf Prggjdgnf W, , ,,,,,,-,v,, Maryalice Sl101'tCI' Secretary .... . -Grace McGuinness E Miss Mills The Volentes certainly are a grand bunch of girls! Headed by their capable president, they have set a new high in the history of the organization this year. You see, it is the achievement and leadership in these girls' previous high school years here at Broadway that gives them membership to this excellent honorary organization. They have very graciously entertained the Freshmen girls, as the day they entered school with a Little Sister Day. And as for the Father-Daughter banquet, it was a great honor to their fathers. Ushering at Back-to-School and at the Senior plays also go to their service credit. Did you see the cute dolls they dressed for the needy children at Christmas time? So, as their Senior year closes, these girls can feel that this organization is somewhat of a final tribute to their success in the years spent in Broadway's halls! They have lived up to the meaning of the Latin word Volentes, Always Willing to Serve. 1 Wg! Firxi Row, left Ia right-Elaine Sorvick, Marion Feldman, Teruko J Tajitsu, Lucy Maier, Isako Takahashi, Joyce Miller, Grace Ann 1 white. Second Row-Eugenia Ivanoif, Maralyn Lustig, Mary Sue Owen, Phyllis Preval, Ruth Ritchie, Grace McGuinness. Third Row-Barbara Carlson, Norma Walker, Norma Pederson, Mar- garet Carson, Mary Alice Shorter, Bonnie Bailey, Gladys Chang. Fnurlb Row-Mary Wiley, Nancy Hawkins, Margorie McCutchen, Shirley Brodine, Barbara Shackleford, Loma Stock, Ethel Beall. Fiffb Row-Goldie Simeon, Constance Johnston, Ida Turner, Virginia Payzant, Marawyn Fonck, Maria Swanson, Michiko Matsushima, Merriam Michael. 78 77179 !I.lf111,5fourff'hh11'111911 41170110 Harry Pitzer . , . l l. Bub .Incobson . . PM mlm! Don Hochberg Vin'-Prr'sir1c'z1l Shetheld MacDonald . . Secretary 'fl-lender As the band swings into a martial air, a troupe of lads clad in white sweaters ornamented with a Tiger,s head swing into their routine. Helpful boys they are, for they usher at productions, cooperate with Boys' and Girls' Clubs in school cleanup drive, Thanksgiving drive, courtesy drive. Also they take part in White Clothes Day, aid the P.-T.A. dances, and other helpful work. This admirable organization composed of leaders of the school is one of the main reasons for the success of this musicale. Always willing to serve their high aimsn should be the ideal of young manhood. So to them and their able adviser I-Iendy' we say, Thanks il Million. A as A ' , i s A t, A a E his W nn 'LAQERQY aaa llmn at tg lliil'iiii ll .- 1 Mil llff ' n 'V ill i P i We i I ii ' Ar'- ,. -ql'-- ,V K . lb 5' . A If David Stevens, Yowge Ynshino, Teddy Karikomi, Ben Marcus, lim lixsner, Roger LeVan, George Umemura Jim Mulvehill, A. W. Buzkner, Jay Berkman, Taka Oka, Bub Jacobsen, iuhn Woolxlon, Don Horhberg Frank Sugeno, Rudy jobs, Bill Maddock, Rav Heffner, Sluart Olex, Norman Roberts, Harry Pilzer 'I .IV 'bl Ujf NJ +0 L Y I If 1, n ,, W0 fwzllzf iw I. Jfv x.-' il I , mi ,M L L ,LL 4 yi, L! L L LL! W L I Ully gcjg, PP Kit! JN W LM X fi ,L , nfl' V PRESIDENT BILL ARMSTRONG RDWLAND SMITH VICE - PRESIDENT SECRETARY MR. SHEFFIELD MAC DONALD HENDRICKSON The annual musical review now presents the activities of the Boys' Club. Hendy's boys have harmonized in all their undertakings and have made great strides. Hendy is considered a regular pal among the fellas and has proven a friend in times of need. Among the numerous activities of the Boys' Club are holding assemblies, sponsoring the Thanksgiving basket drive, assisting at P.-T.A. dances and meetings, siding in a safe and sane Hallowe,en, planning and directing White Clothes Day, and also this year bought 2. new score board. The boys can justly be proud of their contribution to the Revue 'DlG.DIG,DlG wfu. ALL RIGHT 'A BROWN 2 YELLOV BASKET UIX s5f0llf Headed men' lim Eberharler, Maxon Momoda, Harry Piizer, Charlex Bridges, Fred Merrel, Charles Swineharl, Vulaka Izumi George Romanolf, Chester Bennell, lim Yandell, lim Mulvehill, Shig Murao, lark Mulvehrll, Fred Yaxunaga Harry Goldie, Russell lagerberg, Tom Slevenxon, Yowge Yoxhino, Roberl Kuney, lim Peier BUB JAEOBSEN ll? Ross Wesl, Lloyd Willer, lark Akimolo, Dirk Havel, Charles Diner, Dirk Van Sanl CCM J! .Siu-an lw-lin Rudy lolrs, Alan Dunran, Sluarl Oles, George Barlch, George Milrhell x-.-2,-5 D-'nu-Iii -inrfnd N, ' X l iff -.,1-L J DON HOCHBERG my rpvnif 81 DAVE HARLOWE U mifl L fra. , l:fr ,l I rn'I L7!7lf'l I lffl U I lHIll.L'.l Ulf K ,J nr! . , 1 'Nw 1+ Q4-V 'X up N, fx. .gyda All fQ: gx.'T num NELSON K 1 ' IAY BERKMAN EUGENIA IVANOFF TAKA OKA ISAKO TAKAHASHI fonomu-tugs? J ciissfonon ,1 as ,ef issocmrfsnuon BOYS' SPORTS FWOP , emu' sroms fmron The song is ended but the melody lingers on. That is what the Sealth staff has Xp ried to typify in this annual, which has been presented to the students with hopes that the pleasures of this yearbook will linger on for years to come. Y 'Q Under the able leadership of Ruth Nelson, editor, the 1941 staff has based its work 1 on its theme: The Broadway Melody of 1941,, and worked to the utmost of its ability X It I . to produce an attractive, pleasing annual. rim Row: EHINN, TAKAHASHI, MAIER, GERRIIY sewna Row: wrifY,1oHNsoN, wimzs, Nason, Hiwxms, lviuorr Camera Shy: amv mum, iuuf nfmzfnetn, Elsinore foimf, Annu uxfmwi '-tr T R7 1:1 ffl Yljlkfiln 1 11 i Ls! ' l I I, A Q ' A lflli Ufblffl HIIIIIQ 'llfln IV!! W- Y in f- If I ' 'i'i:!Q-,u' 57 5'Ir I Left piggnr. Wbigfffffiii iimougvqii vmnimilgiipo, SUGENO- I Sseaefnacan. amps X Terminating her second year of aclvisorship, Miss Kullberg skillfully directed che group towards unifying individual efforts into a well-organized annual. We Wish to thank Mr Pritchard, business manager, for sacrificing a lot of his time for our interests and giving us invaluable aid. This staff has Worked to maintain the same high standards set up by the preceding annual staffs, who have won numerous honors. W hope We have been successful in achiev- ing this goal. invuson BUSINESS MANAGER MISS KULLBERG ,Ll W 4 fpwf Gwffzy I ,J if Ofzfilfi , lil! NL, Q J 'QQ-A ADL, iff f My .Q i a w -, WY xX ws ' f' 1' I J lf u jg! ,Li v X, V 1 615' ,ai img folio A did' lffyl il 06'P4Pj,,, ' IXSXQ Jag LV WM fl 0 hf40f wifi RZ asm' i iw' wseismlwm Vi N25 MR. PRITCHARD i I YA I In Ls! 'A' 1 A llll 175 SIKA JJ . .y' V pf, ft , , A. h If ,f x ' . yi, i J l YQ. , J lux? V Jf IRA T. MILLER Wbimx' 1'i r ff M74 MARIA SWANSON TAKA OKA BARBARA SHACKELFORD Erlilor-in-Cbicf Quill 81 SUr11llPrr.tid4wl Fililur-in-Cbirf fFallj CSpringJ For years the B!'0dtllL'd-Y Wbimv has won top honor ratings in the nation. The power behind the power of the Wbinfs press is Ira T. Miller. From raw recruits who-hardly know the meaning of copy or deadline, Mr. Miller molds an elhcient, capable staff of newshounds. This year was no exception. Mr. Miller produced again. The staff changes every week so that everyone on the paper receives a chance to become editor. The permanent editor-in-chief job is held for one semester. Maria Swanson held the job in the fall, and Barbara Shaekelford in the spring. Working on the Wlrimx is one, if not the most enjovable and interesting way to earn a credit in the school curriculum. Besides gaining a basic knowledge of how a newspaper operates, the reporter, by covering his various runs, contacts many faculty members and studentts whom he would never know otherwise. This semester marks the end of the five-semester-long careers of reporters Maria Swanson, Joe Hamanaka, Bub -Iacobsen, and Taka Oka. Let's have another round of applause and a couple of curtain calls for Mr. Miller and his Wbif11.v troupcrs. S-2.1 QTIGEQ IZACI' Firrsl Row-Hayland, Johnson, Sherk, Owen, Prevel, Shorter, Hoover, Payzant Scfomf ROLL'-Hara, Kaesemeyer, Kawaguchi, Derrenger, Stevens, Umemura, Oka Third Raitt'-Wade, Baldwin, Obata, NX'illis, Hamanaka, Jacobsen, Baxbaum Fourth Rau'-Charouhas, Hayashi, Hilde, Harlowe, Smith, Oseran, Karikomi Firgf Row-Hamilton, Ball, Carlson, Barrett, Maddox Second Row-Boswell, Spragg, Michael, Robin, Morris, Pratt Tbird Row-Burnett, McCune, Anthony, Binzer, Rogers, Stock, Gross Firsl Rou'-Owen, Barrett, Shorter, Fonck, Swanson Srmmf Row-Yoshino, Oka, Roberts, Karikomi, Jacobsen, Stevens S21 AD STAFF The financial setup of Wbims was taken care of in the fall by Ad Manager Frances Barrett and in the spring by Kletch Karrow and their respective staffs. Under Advisor Ira T. Mill- er, these two supervised the selling and designing of all ads that appeared in Wlainis. The work of the ad staff is as important as any on the paper, for it is upon them that the publication of Wbims depends. Ad selling, too, is an interest- ing course, as it deals with actually contacting outside business. The SEALTH is waiting at the stage door with a dozen of roses for the ad staff. QUILL at SCROLL Although thc Quill 86 Scroll is principally a jour- nalistic honorary, it does engage in a few outside ac- tivities. The Broadway Chaptcr of the Quill BL Scroll completed two pro- jects this year. Besides re- styling the Whims' style book, the book in which the paper's punctuation and grammar rules are list- ed, the Quill 8: Scrollers handled all the publicity work for the annual carni- val. Distributing and or- dering the carnival posters, writing publicity for out- side papers, those were a few of the tasks involved in their carnival press agenting project. Quill 81 Scroll officers for the year were: Taka Oka, presidentg Bub Jacobsen, vice - president, George Umemura, secretary, :ind Maria Swanson, treasurer. L ii If 1729611012-S'ayHy OFFICERS George Umcmura, Ben Marcus, Maria Swanson, -lay Berkman All riwr MR, CLARK SIXTY WEEKS ON BROADWAY On February 12, 1940, a large audience greeted with acclaim the performance of the revised opera, La Constitutionef' Through our applause and acceptance of this diflicult composition, a new organization of government at Broadway came into being. Its prima donna is the Student Council which, with the aid of Maestro Frank Jones Clark, has achieved much during the opera's first season. Its many accomplishments, including the balancing of the budget, the presentation of noon movies, and dressing up the grounds, were climaxed by a trip to Olympia. Here a visit to the Olympia High School was followed by the attending of a joint session of the legislature at which a speech was made by the governor. Finally, a tour of the capitol was made and the different branches of our state government explained. As our opera closes for this season, we all hope that next season's run will be as successful as this, and that in the future this length of its run will break all records. A.s.B. COMMITTEE HEADS Asia. RiiPREsrN'rA'rivi1s Hub -lacobsen' Huh' Gmgc' Srroml Rau+Dave Harlowe, Mike Gray, Stuart Oles, Virginia Payzant, john I-Iuston, Frank Sugeno. Firx! Row-jim Lissner, Patricia Whtcrs, Marjory Mcflutclien li-Ini t: Inn lla!-IIII1lllll1llllllllllllll.lllfl LSI ' ' 'i ' l nivnlinnu:mnrrqlllnn I I FIRST SEMESTER SECOND' SEMESTER Ray I-Ieffner . . . President . Geraldine Schultz Don Hochberg . Vice-President . . Jim Yandell Michiko Matsushima Secretary Corrinne Grinstein Margaret Carson , Treasurer , Maria Fujitomi Tetsuo Nezu . . Manager . , John Wfoolston 2 ,.r,,,. . r T L ' J ' My friends, it gives us extreme pleasure in presenting the exclusive Debate Club. Fitting in perfectly in the cogs of the musical Wheel, their various activities have been a great booster. Their polished speech flows like a stream of notes and sounds, music in our ears. Their weekly forums have attracted many students, and their work has been of great educational value. -' ll IIHI III I llll'lllfl-llllll-llfl-lllllll l'llllllll!H!!lllIIllll'!!IIl!I l J X fr , .A 535 . If ,. 'N L N., f Yr' 69 5 .E , . U fiovlch ikvusn 'nil ' ibuwmnuw zum... '.::'::':::.. ' QE! -:::.f - -- - Q 1' ' 1 s ' w On with the musicale. We now proudly present the debate squad. Their harmonious efforts have chiefly been responsible in their success. Their part of the show is really outstanding. They have done nobly in the city debates and performances in the various oratorical contests. Miss Foote's help has been The Guiding Light to this ambitious group. R7 lin lsr Il7llAfllll?lllff U ... -..- - -C 'A ll! 5 4, - Advisor MISS BOND OFFICERS MARY SUE OWIEN, RAY HEFFNER MICHIKO MATSUSHIMA HONOR SOCIETY This organization of the especially talented musicians in our musicale opened an unusually active year with a meeting in The Classroom Theatre. The meeting featured Alan Bates' very interesting and timely talk on national defense. At the following meeting, the organization was honored by a visit from Professor Kirsten, the famed inventor of the Kirsten pipe and professor of aeronautics at the University of Wash- ington. An important inovation this year Was a series of tours of the Art Museum, conducted by an excellent guide and followed by a lecture. The climax of the year's events was the annual Spring Tea in the Jade Cellar sponsored by the Honor Society. J-2 f' X T '5 erfy Wants GOLD SEAL Firxl Row--Mamie Chinn, Kimi Hamasaki, Yoshiko Furumoto, Maria Fujitomi, Marian Feldman, Gladys Chang, Eula George. Srrond Row-Mary jean Barrett, Jacqueline Hale, Bonnie Bailey, Shirley Brodine, Phyliss Clement, Margaret Carson, Eleanor Follme. Third Row-Ethel Beall, Tommy Hart, Dick Havel, jay Berkman, Rodney Cohen. Fonrlb Row-Robert Borish, Harvey Goldstein, Clif- ford Coulberl, Wallace D'erickson. GOLD SEAL Fifi! Row-Mary Jane Kinoshita, Frances Inouye, Reiko Imayanagita, May lcleta, Amy Iguchi, Chi- yeko Inashima. Second Row-Michiko Katayama, Hideko Kumagai, Peggy Haylancl, Marjory McCutchen, Grace Mc- Guinness, Margaret Hedrick, Marilyn Lustig. Third Raw-Mickey Hiroo, Takeo Imanishi, Meiji Hayashi, Yasushi Hiroshige, Yutaka Isefuku. Fourth Rour-Ray Heffner, Kaz Hiroshige, Don Hoch- berg, john Huston, Louis Kurahara, Teddy Kari- komi, Tedd Kawata. GOLD SEAL First Row-Yoshiko Nishimoto, Yoshiko Nishisaka, Michiko Matsushima, Mieko Morooka, Hideko Nishi- nlufa. Serond Row--Lily Morinaga, Mary Sue Owen, Joyce Miller, Merriam Michael, Lucy Maier, Miyeko Oka- IDOIO. Third Row-Howard Okubo, Koichi Okano, Charles Morris, Roger Melrose, Ben Marcus, Bill Maddock, Tom Nakayama. :farm fdwfziwzyaaa-ffdf' GOLD SEAL Firxi Row--Rosie Shimoda, Yuriko Satow, Hiroko Sato, Elaine Sorvik. Srroml Row-Lorraine Romagoy, joan Reed, Mary- alice Shorter, Geraldine Shultz, Mary Sugawara. Third Row-Tsutomu Saito, Charmian Risegari, Mary Stevenson, Virginia Payzant, Goldie Simeon, Ruth Ritchie. Fourth Row--Howard Ruby, David Stevens, Norman Roberts, Gus Reinhardt, Susumu Shimokon, Frank Sugeno, Aristedes Phputrides. GOLD SEAL First Row-Mariko Tsuji, Michiko Yasui, Isako Taka- hashi, Yoshiko Tsuji, Michiko Takiinoto. Srtond Row-Patricia Tripple, Patricia Waters, Marian Wiley, Maria Swanson, Norma Walker, Pansy Yasui. Third Row-George Umemura, Shigeo Tanagi, George Uchida, Yowge Yoshino, Akira Takekawa, Frank Sugino. TWO BAR Firsf Row-Brenda, Toshiko Akagi, Barbara Curtis, Michiko Akagi, Miyuki Hashimoto, Shizuko Akada, Srfond Row-Barbara Cohen, Ruby Bunya, Phyllis Addicoat, Cobecna, Lila Abe, Marian Hartvedt, Eva George. Third Row-Mary Davies, Maxwell Hedrick, Charles Dines, Norma Carson, Jim Baldwin, Glenn Dickin- son, David Bushnell, Wallace Coburn. 90 WI: z' O TWO BAR Fire! Row-Yuriko Kanda, Mabel Moore, Pat Jones, Shizue Muramoto, Osamu Hirata. Seronri Row--Tsuyoshi Kusakabe, Rosemarie Midgard, Katherine MacDougall, Robert Kuney, David Horn- stein. TWO BAR First Row-Shizuko Sakai, Momoye Tada, Kiyoko N2- gaik, Hideko Tsutakawa, Frances West. Sfmnd Rou'-Fred Takenaka, Miyoko Shinoda, Mitsu Yasuda, Chieko Tanemura, Toshiko Shitama, Eloise Wattleworth. Third Row-Tomokiyo Yamada, Betty P r i t c h a r d , Yukio Suzuki. ONE BAR First Row-Toyolto Mihara, Frank Bunya, Martha Fukumu, Shizuko Murao, Naoko Haga, Clara Mae Anton, George Mizuta. Serond Row-Alice Iwasaki, Ben Matoba, Pat Mulvey, Marion Hughes, Marilyn Cavan, Irene Brown, joseph Lamont, Walter Chang. Third Rou.+Gloria Kraule, Jimmie john, Bill Lund, John Hansen, Harry Goldie, Alvin Finesilver, Gor- don Brown. Fourth Row--Tom Dowling, Robert Cleveland, Thomas Locke. ONE BAR First Row-Setsuko Tanagi, Kimiko Tanaka, Doris Thornquist, Dorothy Wilson, Lily Shitama, Haruko Sakai. Scronrl Row-Yoshiko Nakauchi, Yaeko Tanaka, Fu- jiko Nakamoto, Sachiko Yasui, Betty Rose Smith, Lucy Taniguchi, Jean Terao. Third Rnu'-Kay Ogohara, Suzanne Sweet, Dorothy Tryck, Fumiko Suzuki, Dorothy Schoneman, To- yoaki Yamada. Fourth Row-Kenneth Solid, Dwight Smith, William Riggle, Paul Van Arsdel, Tom Stevenson, Doris Wold, Betty Simpson, Tsuruniko Yanagimoto. Shu Ol ' ' '11 fgffvxs LINDBI-OM ORCHESTRA Listen, and you will hear the magic strains of music carried by the haunting strings of the violins under the splendid leaderships of Mr. Lindblom, and Mrs. Bulson. The orchestra has had a fine year and has given its services freely to assemblies and plays. The musical assembly in January was a grand success and gave the students an idea of what the music department of Broadway can do. As an intermezzo is played, let us move on to the music of the Band. I' -' -' - m , .. , 5-gg faf ' !f1 fi ! ff,1 1 1 BRGADWAY BAND With their new peppy orange, black, and white uniforms the Broadway Band really looks the best, marches the best, and plays the best at our football games, assem- blies, concerts, and on our White Clothes Day. With Mr. Hasselblad as their leader and instructor, the band finds no limit to their grand playing at Broadway. X ' ff' yt, A F HAS!!!-BLAD nn 'Wlara H tw adv MRS.BULSON Do you hear a rhapsody? It is the A Cappella and Nichibei Choirs offering their part in our musical show. Under Mr. Einar Lindblom,s direction these choirs have taken part in the annual Christmas program at the Civic Auditorium, have given a splendid concert at Broad- way High's traditional Mid-Winter Concert, provided the musical background for the yearly Girls' Club Christmas pageant, and presented one of the year's most inspirational music assembly. This year Mr. Lindblom took a leave of absence and was replaced by Mrs. Mildred E. Bulson. The curtain drops and the music fades away. We heard a rhapsody. 9 3 IMI -JIIHI lfclillllilil-llllI...llCJlllllllll Ls! r i - I Ili-'7IIllllI.-IIIII!-flllllllllllll Mr: LotdcL T53 Q ' Z2 ' Q f 4 . Q wall 'Q FQ th H606 At last the long awaited event-the Senior Players are taking over the stage to present that famous character of stage and screen, Henry Aldrich in What a Life. I-Ienry's work at school is hindered by his rival George Bigelow. Both the boys are striving for the favor of Barbara Pearson, president of the Junior Class. As fate would have it, Henry comes out the victor. Ah, lamour, lamour . . . Listen to that applause, the crowd is going wild! Mr. Ladd, the director, certainly has put another hit over to that first nighter audience of the great white way, Broadway. I 94 is 'tfrhc ? I- Yl-lll-llllfllllllllllflllllllllllll lhlYllIlIll Ls' lllllllllllllllllllllll-I Illlf IIQAQ A HQ S Cart qou imflqlne llllsl Me mhnhg While the echoes of the laughs from the last Senior Play have not yet faded away, the Senior Players are back with a second triumph. That quaintly humor- cus story, Pride and Prejudice. It is a whimsical story of an ambitious mother who tries des eratel P Y YO marry her three daughters to eligible gentlemen. The audience is still chuckling at the sedate antics of the many interesting characters, as the curtains reveals them in full array for curtain calls. The lead- ing lady is graciously accepting a beautiful bouquet of flowers, and the lights dim on a perfect end of a perfect play. 0 mee 'ffm j fyqo fo as X 'ta fzqo 6 Q 12762 fe ,H ei, 3 , 1- ' 'A -1 flfllfefgr? ' Qa,wc93, it l :' sf,'l '. d9 i 'X ' 945 if 1 . , X 1 K Q' is f Ti Q H e- ,V , J.: ,f Q c rl lfn Ls! 11111- IQIIIIHIIIIIII r 1 t ll Lllilllfflf p B359 FISHK FISH! IN THE BROOK 0 1 A my-UON 095-l'M5 N1 nw UVTLE 3 Wlklrezs' TAKE ME WT T0 THE BALLGAME Look at the parade of costumes on the stage - Spanish, Chinese, French, Russian-why all the peoples of the world! Yes, tonight is International Carnival Night! From the hall we can hear Barkers already calling us, Hurry, hurry, to the biggest tour of the world in one single evening, just slip into one of these booths. Come on, let's try it. How about this one, the cabaret? Oh, look, the waiters and waitresses are cowboys and cowgirls, depicting our own Golden West. As much as we would like to stay in this sunny Texan atmosphere, there are other booths and stands to visit. We mustn't miss the final show in the auditor- ium. Are we going to be a weary bunch tonight! But let's worry about that later, for there is that vodvil in the auditorium yet! 'IN THE MOOD' 'AND IT COMESUUT HERE' 96 !3u1Lllni1V11nll YAi'lIll1 illllhllIdJlllI. ll1ll HPIII-Ili-llhlllllblllllll-Illll The HOUYIJ Up The hit of '41 certainly wouldn't be complete if the Junior Players did not par- ticipate. But don't worry, look on your programs and you will see that they are next in the show. Won't it be fun seeing the 'younger set' perform? says the lady behind us, and We chuckle to ourselves as we think of the talented younger set's professional ability, that runs such a close second to the Senior Players. Ah, here they are in that rolicking farce, Cowboy from Brooklyn. The story is of Elly Jordon, a Brooklyn guitar player with a ridiculous fear of animals. His escapade on a dude ranch and the mix-up in a nation-wide publicity stunt keeps us in a continuous state of howls, gasping for breath. My, after that professional exhibition, we wonder what the Junior actors will be like in the Hit of '42! Listen to that lady behind us-she's clapping che loudest! Well, we must admit-the junior Players certainly showed us how it's done the 'reglar way. 4 i ' Dude-5 from the czftg Zfrdfy a.sef71' fare A somewhat new act on the Annual Broadway Melody is the Rod 'n Reel Club. Com- prised of both boys and girls they offer us a universal pre- sentation of their various un- dertakings. They have taken part in the High School Fish- ing Derby and at their week- ly meetings they exchange some trick in the fishing trade. Mr. Rue has made a very competent advisor to a very wonderful group and may your act prove a success in years to come. The Photography Club boys face the cameras as they take over the stage of the mu- sicale. They have made great progress in taking pictures, developing film, printing and enlarging pictures, besides maintaining an exhibit in the library. The monthly dues is one good picture submitted to the club, and Miss Perry, the advisor, gazes on in satis- faction at the great manner in which the members carry on. i Q Zed' Next in line comes a troupe of radio boys who play their tunes on a wireless key. They acquired their training on Tues- day nights at their weekly meet- ings. Besides practicing code at the sessions, they exchange any new development in radio. They have also been presented with moving pictures. Their advisor, Mr. Danner. has been highly re- sponsible for the success of the club. V Ao ef ycyc mf 0' 7'f -aojgwy e iff- My ffffff 99 XWQJEL Not to be easily beaten, the projection boys come out in a flurry and show the deftness in which they handle the projec- tors. Their regular lunch movies have certainly helped in setting the school singing its praises of these boys. Mr. Danner has done ll fine job training the boys and they certainly have mastered their work. fJ i,4,1,6L'1 a'1 of Ill! Ls! 41111 41111111 l I , f n YI ,S - . III' Elaine Sorvik, Joyce Miller, Christine McCauley, Dorothy Carpenter Watch that telemark! Look at that gelaendersprung! Pretty smooth, aren't they? All this wouldn't have been possible if it hadn't been for the grand turnout of our Ski Club. Schussing down the ski ways is only a minor note. We have a per- fectly timed Ski Club with Miss Kristine Thomle as advisor and Harry Norton as president. Our melody comes in with this year's Ski Queen, Joyce Miller, who ruled over us on Broadway's day at the Bowl. 711 ffPOPf 511179 Hzlnin The Riding Club reviewed a very successful year and cantered right into the spotlight under the able leadership of Grace McGuinnes. They hold regular meetings, riding sessions, and supper parties. These activities hold only a minor tone in comparison with the grand times they have. RIDING CLUB Firx! Row-Betty Mac Cameron, Eloise Wattelvs'orth, Grace McGuiness Barbara Shackelford, Florence Pnpineau. Serou-1 Row-Patricia Waters, Marian Wiley, Connie Johnson, Shirley Stus- ser, Catherine Goodfellow. Third Row-Betty Ryan, Ethel Beall, Nancy Hawkins, Penny Sopris, Mary McCreery. 100 5' 4' 557 s. A , Q f,'a.,f. , ' Q 55' x . 'A ev - 2 :za I Uljl. . . . ITTf'1l'Y T1-1 ll l X 1 I I I I A I I l W IYegilllilllllllllllIlllll!lllrllIHll!llI!! LN , X s ll 1' G lv :: i- li E , ,,,. - i: : H , give: 5 sf' Q Q' K 5 f' w 5 , i ,ap ' X s I :E Vi Ui lllill' llllill lll l in Firxf R0u', left to right-Isako Takahashi, Pauline Melby, Elsie Lidstrom, Marilyn Rogers. Svmml Run-Stanley Rothschild, Barbara Bailey, Anny Lublin, Dola Kalitner, Connie johnson. Thin! Rau'-joe Fuhari, Gordon Brown, Lee Bakker, jack Morrison, Yoshio lmanishi, Stanley Curtis. There is the strangest, most fascinating music as the scene changes to a group of interested philatelists. This club, its third anniversary close at hand, was organized in the interest of students who enjoyed studying stamps and coins. Aided by active officers and an interested advisor the club has achieved this goal. We hope the future ofhcers will carry on with as much activity and enthusiasm as have our retiring oihcers and we hope this club will progress in the years to come. Mffajaeawnylbxf-nufiae With many veteran chess players returned to active membership in the Chess Club a successful and vigorous year has been rounded out by the formation of an excellent team which has stood up to strong competition in the inter-school tournaments. Under the intelligent direction of Norman Roberts, club dictator, and other charter members, eight or ten new members were taught the fascinating game of thought. This new membership swelled the club's rank to an unprecedented high. So until next year we remain in stalemate. Firxf Row, left to right-Bob Lukov, Howard Ruby, Dick Rairden, Alvin Fincsilver. Second Row-David Haynes, Norman Roberts, Bryce Chambers, Clair Silver, XY'alv.lo Mclnnis. Third Rau-David Hornstein, Dave Harlowe, Stewart Oles, Ben Marcus, Ray Heffner, Russell Logerberg. 101 liivff EVM Qfffygk A 1 f ,J WDW wif rf W7 . a W it Ziff K5 'ff W , , Z , Z J 5, Lftj. fly' 4? Ziff K -f A , Ziff LW f Naam Walker Marg-1 W-iw T , C 45 K lrml K1m'fDarrslI McDaniel, Dave Harlowe We Say It with Music to the ticket force which was so essential in our musicale. The girls in their little booths have sold tickets to all school functions at various times of the day, and they have been the model of efliciency under Mr. Pritchard. Mr. Rue's ticket collectors are due a great deal of credit for handling many difficult situations. S :'i'r111i I Ii rlim' fBillyl'liska,fIhnrles Dincs,ShigM iirmcw, Mnlluc --fn . I, A 'A 1211 7277427 . . , .. ' 'nl - 'lll.fl'!lm'II1l!.z'f1 j ,'-' W' . MR. LADD I I P i lat. We turn the tables by raising the curtains on the Stage Force. We find that their routine is comprised of all sorts of work and each one of them must be a master of several Helds as radio, electricity, carpentry, etc. They find that their act is very popular and is requested in all school activities at all times of the day. Mr. Ladd, who showed them the tricks of the trade, is highly responsible for their success and is duly proud of them. In behalf of the rest of the cast of che musicale, we wish to say, Thanks a Million. I lRn1i FiIlX1CIl,l ll 7Tl I f3:'4'wtJ Run --lugenc XX clwer, l orry Bell, Chuck Morris, Merle Maine HY? 'Wlozyieffdupf Vt V' Vw Aplfomfxs Maia Wrmna CSHNN X U N Srvrrf ' Vin'-Pr Vlruf T omnv crmrvg' MK Ny l VN' Yhffkf PV! iifwnf X 9 li if ,uf 6 V 1 sf Us is W X LU , J lf i U KJ L l , L W lj MJ V 1 i WU L 7 W ' f CALVIN :func MAMII4' ummm 'l L U K ll! f .XJ My , Lf 1 ,MJ Sffgxlgfl' PH'vi1l4'lll I . f . N . y , e f lf! J A in-.NRY woo Th 'lights dirngland the c ntin J' LA wg If y,,,,..p,,,x,,f,,,, c Q , , The big drums roarg the cymbas ,V clash, and from behind come they music brings us to far-llblziylilhikilll U91 U I boys doing a Dragon Dance. Shy,' doll-like maidens in full costume sing quaint songs. Stressing unity and un!! derstanding among the Chinese of Broadway, this newly-formed club has developed into an outstanding or- ganization. lf Y .1-1.1.1 Mlm. ...vu --W Ailrimr MISS OLSON This year's Writers' Club is right in time with the many successful or- ganizations in Broadway. We might note that they have had their articles published in the Whims, short story contest and the winners and also they have weekly meetings to plan and join other writing con- tests. 'Ill- ll - WALLACE DERICKSON MR. EICHHOLZER Prrxialrnt Advisor BUB JACOBSEN TEDD KAWATA Set rclary Vin'-President! GERMAN CLUB After the first chord of the theme song, the curtains part in picturesque old Germany. Under the able guidance of Mr. Eichholzer, the students are presenting another of their interesting programs. The ofiicers and committees have worked hard to make this year one of the best. Fluttering over the audience we see numerous copies of Der Bote, the German Club paper, which has provided variety and entertainment to the club members. STUART OWS Miss Llcl-WENBURGER HIROKO SATO srrnimry Advisor Vice-Prz'rirlr'ut CHARMIAN RISEGARI HOWARD RUBY Tffwffff LATIN CLUB As the orchestra plays softly, the president of the Latin Club steps forward to present another entertaining meet- ing. Under Miss Lichtenberger's helpfulness and under- standing guidance, the club has provided a year of thorough enjoyment to the members. If you want to get away from the regular classroom routine, a Latin Club meeting is the place to go, for there you are wafted off to dwell in the realm of the gods. Prrwizlwzt ls- my 10.1. SPANISH CLUB WH! 171 ffl' 50 IM FRENCH CLUB The overture begins and we find ourselves in gay France. Boys and girls alike are singing in unison led by Miss Bankhead. They spread cul- ture and understanding among us. With every- one putting forth all his efforts, the French meetings have been a great success. DICK HAVEL DTCK HAVEL ETHEL BEALL SfFVl'f11l'J' Prrsidml Vifl'-Pfl'Jill4'IIl MARY SUE OWEN LAUREL ABRAM 1'n'si1lvnt S1'cn'tury HARLAND WADE BARBARA c.uR'rls Tfmuvfr NORMAN ROBILRTS rmf.l.'Hr mfr-1 comms NANLJY ,li-ZAN sAMMoNs '5 5f 'n' S1-rrrlurx' The orchestra wearing sombreroes Click their castanets and strum their guitars. As the curtains part we see gallant senors and beautiful senoritas dancing together. Behind the curtain stands Senorita de Tourville watching to see that every- thing is in its place. With such fine cooperation the Spanish Club has been giving some of the most colorful and interesting meetings of the year. 105 SPORTS Here on the following pages We have the stars that hold the sportslight through the whole Broadway theatrical season. They are the athletes, in fall it's football, winter fea- tures basketball, and in the spring top per- formers give their all before the footlights, baseball and track. Directed by Coaches Adolph Lindquist, Bob Heaman, Stephen Dwan, james Mount, and Roy Hall, the teams have done more than their share to cover the school with something besides ivy. ,rj f ,X 14 K J 5 I X K . J, W VY WW m W M fy Q f M fl? xf fu f MJ NX MNLWX fb , ff YP Q f-'X ,f ff! Q, ,H jf X f , ' ffxy T Beam eofblou MISS NICKERSON MISS SPRINGER MRS. STACKPOLE The curtain falls and applause resounds throughout the theatre. The Big and Little B girls have given a splendid performance. Under the guidance of Miss Rheba Nickerson and Miss Eleanor Springer and with Play- mates as their theme song these girls rollicked and frollicked through ten different sports, and earned points toward their Big or Little Bn letters and chevrons. This year the girls welcomed two new sports into their midst-swimming and golf. The theatre is once again quiet, and there is an air of great expectancy for the next act. l LITTLE B OFFICERS DOROTHY ADAMS BIG Bn OFFICERS ISONNII4. BAILIQY LOMA STOCK SACQHIKO YAG! LOUISIQ IQSMAY ISAKO TAKAHASHI HN MARGARET TAYLOR COLLEEN RODI-I 'UM look Hffiie ffm ' BIG B s I.-my Run -Fr,,,,.ges liwuye. llonniu Bailey, lilsic Lintlstroni, lfroline Baker, Carol Car- penter, Mary ,lane Kinushita Srvrlrlif Run'-Alice Bllillilllilll, Byorlt Larson, Barbara Curtis. lfvelyn lluston, Shirley Bro- tline, Louise lfmiay Tfiiril Kun f Lila Abe, Peggy DCNl.lfCl1.lI1ll Bette Garret, Marjorie Dyer. Mary Davies, -Iu.1nir.i Coleman 9 Firxl Rau'-lsalto Takahashi, Ellen McFadden, Sachilto Yagi, Kimilto Naltamoto, Betty Lawton, Tcru Oka Srmml Rau'-Ruth McCullough. Grcta Nelson, Pat Tripplc, joan Reed, Miyeko Okamoto, Norma W'alltcr Tliirif Rau-Doris Smith, Pat Wa- ters, Grace Ann White, Maria Swanson, Nancy Lee McCloy, Mil- dred Peterson LITTLE Bus Firii Ron'-Pat jones, Marilyn Cavan, Teru Oka, Duane Kirby, Margaret Taylor, Caro- line Schnouder, Diana Smith, ,lane Moore, Bette Simpson Srfoml Rau'-Shirley johnson, Mary Frances Bucllong, Doris Smith, Del Vena Shanck. Pauline Pugh, Colleen Rode, Kathleen Morey Tfvirif Rnu'-Dorothy Adams, Sally SU7Ukl, Louise Teubni, Towhilto Shitama, Shizulto Murao, Setsuko Tanngi lin Ls! we : - i REED ,mn L+. , Left fo right Teruko Hgash yama S ch yo .,w:: Ns '7'lz1111l1niP5 BNBARA CURTIS Mm' aria- 'wif Wa , , '1 S DYER ' K is - I F 'N S I X Q rf V1 ,Q ,QQ Q' MARY came ,Vg L4 - i MQ, 'f' wivnss Mc6UlNNE55 7 k i 1 4 .4 V I, I X 1 4 5 Louise 5 'Q ffl ' ay ESMAY 1 1 nf' axwfbv A + Yumno Kmmo Mwosrn QQ-1' ' V040 NAKAMOTO 1vAT ! . lg I? Lvff lo riglJl- Catherine Goodfellow, Eloise VLH. I I I I - 1 , Wattleworth, Marian Wiley, Grace McGuinness LL, . 7 Y , -1 A V Lvf! I0 rigbl-Mary McCreery, Betty Came- ' LACY!! mt' ' ron, Pat Waters, Barbara Shackleford, f 'l , Colleen Sopris, Nancy Hawkins ' X . ,ffinfl - It rrwr Ma' Lvft lo rigbt-Miyako Okamoto, Loma Stock, Etta Fruehling, Priscilla Blumenthal, Barbara Shackleford, Florence Hoover Ill - f' . ' - f ,V 'V ff--Cf11.,fi.i4C.4.-.1 lQ:1lIlllHHlllll-Lillllll Illllllnlllllll- s I .. - - -. . , lliililll . .. . JHFTTZYIIETIFTU- 000 - me QE 'Hangar + 'Youas' mm SWR ,, Y E WF THREE Om FOR WWHERE DO I 60 FROM You 2' 112 lfn ks! llllllllllll s I UA H1517 -lv xg vkiodre CLLL D.Lqh'L I ,U Vofwo HQPD 3 zfyg if gf' 'SE' 'W Mx I, X , K nf g, ,, L. 1 I ' 5 3ffff2A: Q ' .: ?,.f:.k'Zi1'- Ha' - .fin V gy , , ' ig Z F.. .1- , 'vi G, 1? f s . V-.7 if Ml '54 11- - Q, ' i 7f73i3fo ' 5 . V Q 'ff . Strut Lt, Dai: 'Smokeg Lures GQ-,CL 12,09 Cm Qwdrc G.hc,ad. Will TIWBHY ' Harvey Goldstein ADOLPH LINDQUIST Courh TOUCHDOWN !!! PUUY Mike Gray Russell Kupoff Bob Brougham Pete Fuiim three long seasons the Tiger eleven watched the Rough- riders and Bulldogs take all the curtain calls and press notices. As the first five games this year were tied or lost, it looked like another fruitless season for the Tigers. Then came the Garfield game-a game which went down in Broadway history. After scoring an early touchdown, the whole team caught the spark that ignites a winning team, and displayed a brand of football that had the stands in a constant uproar. Another score was added in the second quarter, and as the gu sounded ending the game, the score stood at 12-7 in favor f r way. The first win in four years. Although the Gar g ' n't affect the league le ders War 1 p,zo,7y7J0 mm' 'Ne ff M2 w WELL, WHAD'YA KNOW GULP ! 114 at fl Ed Pfondsfgasi Taka Oka Ied Downs An Prendergasl Bud whine M 005 any, it meant much to Broadwayg getting out of the cellar, and marking a start of a new campaign to victory. Coach Adolf j. Lindquist, and Assistant Coach Bob Heamen, directed the Tiger talent, and what with only six out of twenty- two lettermen graduating, Bengal chances ot taking a champion- ship encore next year are more than probable. Honor winners were Jim Beaton, Harvey Goldstein, Pete Fujino, Art Prendergast, Ed Prendergast, and Rudolph Jobs. ,lime was voted the Best Blocker's award, Harvey won all-city tackle honors and was also elected honorary captain, Art Prendergast was voted the Inspirational Plaque, and Rudy, Ed, and Pete re- ceived all-city honorable mentions. Q Ernie Bakken Jim Beaton Winner nl The Bon ami.,-. rmpi., DOI RIPS THROUGH BEATON THROWS AN INDIAN FUJINO SNAGS A FUMBLE 115 Elwood Greenxlade l I 'f l me Palm Wanllolel GWB? Nillh .5 ,H r lack Burrell Ken Sadick Bill Holdemess . -J N, , lr, ,V A, ,W I' -4' -1. N, ,, 4 L 7. Y-I. . . f-f 17'-' , ,,-- -A,- ' ...N nf- ff 3 ' ,. .-. - ... Q f. - .1-' V-: L Miilldwako RIINNCISPH x h Russell Nelson Daveioy iv ix Broadway's hard-fighting seconds . . . they the understudies in k'l5Q,Y Coach LindqtlQiLt's pigskin production. They must always be ready in ly, case something goes fyvrong on the front line. For the reserves there is ,r ll no g1ory,.uo Headlihes, no applause, jus hard Work and hard bumps. The secqxids carrie through the on weigh the best record of the siigw Ffiger sguads. ,flour yvins, one dahoxldggiat. gl lf El 5 X lx , 'ur , l l X lr x 1' , rub -r' WHATS DOING, FELLAS? YIPLQE LET GO' IIA SOIZUB M E MAMA' I'n'xl Ron gliovc, Dunes, g ackson, Lewis, Burrell, Llmbb, Xvebslcr l Srrmlzl Rnu'4C.otton, Reynolds, lung, Meyers Tfrml Run'--Baker, Une. Scars, Smith, XVelsli, Mihnra l'uurll1 Ruiz ghlcmex, Solid, Allen, Vnlt, Bone, Freeman The Tiger thirds, coached by Bob Heaman, showed all signs that Broadway would have future championship teams. Composed of Sophs and Frosh, the thirds made a habit of beating the Tiger second team in practice scrimmage. After defeating the Lincoln scrubs 36-0 in their opener, the Kittens went on to win two more, tie two, and lose the other. ,X .T ,cf if zfhivx-.CXYZZ rffvfjfkf., ,Lf-11,4 ,I 'fx f .44 7 , lffl lo Right-Gundersen, Switzer, Sigurdson, Francisco, Taylor Uuyd Witter Hcrby R 117 ogcrx L., Wim A Yivfsrof 771 Muir COACH BOB 1-IEAMEN BASKETBALL The curtains have been brought down on the 1940- 1941 basketball season. Yet, the many thrills and chills that occurred on the maple court will linger on in the minds of the fans for some time to come. The Tigers of the Pine Street institution had bright prospects for the casaba season with ten returning letter- men. However, hit by injuries and sickness of first one and then another player, the men of Heaman were not at full strength for many of their games. In their opener, the Bengals were defeated at Lincoln. Neverth ess, in their fi t home game, the Grange and Black c ugh igh an overtime victory over the Teds from a in rd way, 32-26. Levan was the big threatliivvi 12 ii ts, 6 in the overtime period. QQ V fi A ' X' 3 BOB TOMBLIN SHIG MURAO l BILL WOODARD '34 lime Km owdasxff' .. . 1940-1941 This was followed with victories over Cleveland, Queen Anne and West Seattle with a loss to Garfield. The Tigers ended the first round wich defeats from Franklin and Ballard. In the second round, the Pine Streeters were not able to click well and dropped Hve out of eight encounters. Broadway ended up in sixth place with seven Wins and nine losses. Bob Silver, Jim Mulvihill, Dick Mueller and Law- rence Jacobson played for their alma mater for the last UIUC. It was evident that scoring punch was lacking this season, but the boys really were giving all they had. Pros- pects for the future look very favorable with most of the regulars back and many potential varsity stars coming p from the ranks of the second team. R X- X of F- dip KELL STOVER fl Q3 Q45 Xl Assr. coAcH LINDQUIST 'X g 119 .J 851 1 R ER LEVAN lil RAY RIC fl-IOOTING Hwy DICK MUELLER BOB SIL ' N I fi I , .IPL BOB ERICKSON JIM MULVEHILL SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL 120 Looking to the future, Coach Hea- man formed a second team composed completely of underclassmen. Lacking in height and short of experience the players combined speed and teamwork to topple many opponents. Especially outstanding was Jack Mulvihill, pacing his mates with 122 points and playing good ball. The sec- ond team members gained valuable pointers and should be ready for var- sity ball. frrml-W'ehstcr, Ricr, Mulvchill, Dickinson Bark-McLean, Olmmoto, T1fIany,W'hilv, ,larvae I I IA lfcl Ls! l f I Ill TENHUS Q W M COACH MOUNT Fira! Raw-Topel, Coburn, Coach Mount, Pitzcr, Strand. Svcona' Row--Musselman, Oseran, Denton, W'ebster. Q Q-74 CAPT. PITZER 'Maw 6 N In M AN r' flbl-F COACH DWAN First Row-Yamaguchi, Tucker, Bridges. Strom! Row-Marsh, Thackeray, Coach Dwan, Earle. Third Row-Morris, Stofko, Silver, Sarmder, Mulvehill. 121 L CAPT. TUCKER I I 111.211 YXIXIIYIYTIITI . . . rmil,f1.vn11un!Inurnlullllllllllllli ks! ERNIE BAKKEN BII.L.ARMSTRONG I1 VIC BROWN RAY RICE 1 . I Coach Bob Heamen's sophomores of a few years ago blossomed into a smooth fielding, hard hitting ball club of seasoned veterans this year. As the Sealtb went to press, the Tigers were blasting all practice game op- position, and were favored by the downtown papers to cop the prep league pennant. COACH BOB I-IEAMAN DAVE FULLER KEN SADICK JIM MULVEHILL BILL I-IOLDERNESS lfel-Ylllllllllllllll-Yllllllllllllll LW' llllh 1 I ll- ' ' M .IO g . Z. -.3 4 3 1 23 5 gk ll Woovmzn SERS one out WI1. E PETOSA KELL STOVER ART PRENDERGAST Clfri WILL WOODARD L TIFFANY MEUI HAYASHI ALEX MELIKOFF WALLY DERICKSEN 177 JACK BURRELL GLEN DICKENSON KING BOB CLEVELAND DON HCEICXWJQKQ CMT' C. .Q,0j'J- X As the Broadway Melod 1 C to meet its deadline it looked in all proba- bility to be Coach I-Iall's big year in the cinder sport. What with all-city and poten- tial all-city stars such as Glen Dickenson, Jack Burrell, Rowland Smith, and Bob Cleveland pacing the Bengals, the all-cit ability. ,V f I I 'i championship loomed as more thaijfxaf rcfljllyf l QW' , lx!! fl N Mill ' l' v ' W ryf li ' ifvlp ,ff --J X-P ,U COACH ROY HALL - WALT TROYER V 1 I 124 V iiii All-City Jack Burrell in action 1 AQQIIIIIIUII IIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIICLI- r I - - IABIIETT1 . . ' . lIEill'7IT3'f.1 - LOGER LEVAN ELWOOD GREENSLADE ED KLOSTERMAN ROGER MELROSE GRANT WQIML x BILL KNAPP I' .I , 5 I k 7 1 x xl is 'W .K , , . U 6 'if fq EQQZS' 6 A E1 3 0 lbs . n 5 X Z' -2 KJV X N . fA-A- 'A A' L 11.11 + VA CAPT. ROWLAND SMITH S ALL-C1TY MILER Q F f N xl .s N.: Nh bf X 'h K6 s NIS- ! Y -R.. 'Q .L L ,Q Y , All-City Glen Dickenson in action N X X ', 17: lin Ls! llllllllllIll.'1ll I r I Intramural Sports Genial Raleigh Lichtenberger, boys' ath- letic director, and his troupe of after school athletes participate in the most democractic system of athletics there is . . . that is the intramural sports set up. Everyone in the school is given a chance to play in actual competition, everyone from the green Raleigh Lichcenberger peas to the polished fruits. INTRAMURAL SPORTS DIRECTOR INTRAMURAL MANAGERS Nolan, Kawaguchi, Hashimoto, Tomblin PING PONG CHAMPS Tanaka, Tsuboi, John, Valez PM RM! ff? fav W w c m r-4 F-4 m :im naw n+N .J P'Q -5 ova cfm U-4 PVC P54 SEALTH MQ., ,K . ww .