Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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'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