Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

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I have gnawcd my way through many books hut never he-fore have I hccn through a Broadway Scalth. I am to hc your guide in the next one hundred twenty-eight pages. Broadway, so I hear, is Scattlc's oldest school and many hclieve Seattle's hcst. Witliin its old, stone bindings are ninetm-cn hundred young hoolcworms pursuing their various courses. Let's chew through this hook and S60 fI'1CI'Tl RI WOFIC aNd Elf 2 Much lluovctil Books Miss Perry Library Staff Dcdlicaition Since I am a Bookworm and live most of my life in books, I am dedicating this adven- ture to the Broadway Library and to Miss Perry, its painstaking librarian. Too few of us boolcworms patronize the library as we should. There are more than eleven thousand books in here but, alas, most of us have chewed through less than a hundred. The Library gives valuable service to the younger boolcworms by furnishing a place to while away their idle hours. Three cheers for Miss Perry, Miss Goldberg, and the willing helpers on the library staff. 3 S S Xxx x 5' xxx NN 5 NXXX X X N S X fx ?n x Q JESVZNNSW f I xx 0 , xxx fr! 1 ar' k 'llhc G rcat llDTlfC1I8lfOlI'.S In time of national emergency we are all urged to be patriotic by doing this or that, but the highest type of patriotism is at work in times of peace as well as in times of war. True patriotism is a way of living, work- ing, and sacrificing to make the world a better place in which to live. Those who assist on the home front in the struggle for the preservation of human liberties are showing the same high type of patriotism as the soldier who protects the country against foreign foes. The Youth of Amer- ica have already given ample proof that they have the kind of patriotism that will function during the stress of wars or dur- ing times of peace. L. P. BENNETT .E Y- Young People! We are facing a crisis which may change our destinies. This struggle between many forces fighting for control of raw materials, political boundaries, and systems of government is causing the great founda- tions of civilization to tremble. You have an important part to play in these days. Our country demands our most unselflsh and devoted service. Dishonesty and indulgence, laziness and selfseek- ing, frivolity and superficial thinking will undermine the nation more surely than bullets. Gird yourselves for the conflict. You must not fail your country. t' 6 llfoiuur Years in Palradisfe The girls of America accept the challenge-just as our boys will win the war, our girls will win the peace. Our enemies are just as real and dangerous, these enemies of ignorance, intolerance, hate, selfishness, rumor, and waste. But our weapons are just as real, with loyalty, courage, faith, and unselfish service we will achieve a victory, pre- serving our culture, love of beauty, and high ideals so that we too, will not have fought in vain. at-+ Can. I 7 94445771.4641 There probably never was a time in the history of Broadway when our boys need to think more seriously and thoughtfully of their responsibilities, when they need to listen to good sound advice, and act in a common sense manner, and to serve and sacrifice for their school and coun lv, try than today. The privilege of going to a splendid school, living in a great country, should mean much more to you than the idea of just a good time for yourself and your friends. It should mean that you are ready to serve others and your country in a humble way, wherever and in whatever capacity you Stay in good physical and mental health. Ask for a spiritual guidance to do the right thing for your fellow man and your country. Seek out the wise, human teachers of good things, whoever they may be, and learn the things that will make you a happier and more useful citizen. Hderoincs of Nlodcrn Hbrogrcss xx i s5ZDlJ a.,w.,..7x..,.1,, 610111 ffwwf Nlain lDllice Typewriters going full speed. People talking. Blanks being filledg blanks being fileclg blank looks. That's the Main Office. Refuge of all human beings, students and teachers. Cubbyholes of Mr. Bennett and Mr. Clark can be seen. The boxes of teachers are there. All the information necessary to school is there. It's the sanctuary of lost and bewildered pupils. It's the concentration camp for skipping and bad students. In other words, it's the center of the entire school government. And man, does it live up to its name. hut ww. left lo nghl-Margaret Taylor. Mary Davies. Pauline Klein Joanne Brehm. Dorothy Wilson, Kathleen Thomas. Second ml'-Ellen john- son. Ellen McFadden, Helen Stavros. Shirely Greenway. Doris Wold. Law! mn-Virginia Kill. Ethel Gillam, Roberta Garrettson, Betty Kissenger. Cmucra why'-Esther Peterson, Beverly Rounds. 8 Il Was There Fiut row. lvl! lo right--Marjorie Musselman. Kay Kaasa, Betty Lind, Eva George. Dorothry Kuhlman, Phyllis Sauve. Second mu'--Phyllis Addicot, Betty Lou Passey, jun Sherk. jane Moore. Lux! you-Virginia Kttl. Uppcr ugh! tomar-Mr. Pritchard. Activity Ufficc Hear that noise, that rattling and clinking. That's the money for the student activity fund being counted. The budget has to be just so-so, the money has to come in just so-so, and the money has to go out just so-so. Some work. It's up to the students to support the school by paying their stamp salesman only a measly dime a week. Only a dime to keep the school going. Cinch. But you get a lot of advantages. No lie. So keep it up. fellas, .that's it. fs I'1r5f mn, IJ! lo ugh!-Yoshiko Furumoto, Yuriko Kinda, Doris Simpson. Lv-nell Pgrkpr, Srmnd nm'--Ktdeko Kumagzi. Barbara Kalushe, Harriet Turner. Upfu-1 Itll turner-Mrs. Poolton. Carrier-1 JW-Mifiofl Bmwn- 9 Sound of Running lliccrt Everyone appreciates the Minute Serv- ice boys. They are the ones that do the little things that are so tiresome, but so necessary. Among their jobs are the de- livering of the absentee bulletins, collec- tion of all the thousands of slips that are made out every day, and seeing to it that the right people get the right slips. They talce around special communiques from the office, and distribute and collect the stamp sales envelopes and the weelcly bank- ing do-funniesf' Besides all this, they assist greatly in the ushering at all the school productions. What would become of us without the Minute Service? 5 Green Light Ah-Hal Here are my good friends the Patrol Boys! I simply don't lcnow how I would continue to exist if it weren't for them. Why, if they didn't make all those big trucks and cars stop I'm sure I would be reduced to a heap of atoms- most of them smashed, at that. Mr. Young is the faculty advisor, and Angus MacDonald. the able captain. Food for Hcaltlhfs Sake Mrs. Hopkins Mrs. Oberg Miss Warner Lunch Room Everybody must eat, even we book- worms. The Broadway students are espe- cially well fed for they have a well-trained lunchroom staff working on good meals for them everyday. The lunchroom itself is dark and dingy but the food served is very good as the five hundred daily patrons will gladly testify. You know we book- worms eat a special diet, paper, but even so I think I'll try the Broadway lunchroom some day soon. Well, let's see what's next .... 1:1044-n-.Hg .' .-, 'Q a 1 gi-2 - ...1..,SE:. Q . '52,-. -' ., x 0 J V. ' I 3-1-X Art of Good Living QU! 2 K Q-I I4 X AF Health You know they even have a group in Broadway that does nothing but keep the students healthy. As I chew through here, I see a doctor, a nurse and many helpers. Every student that comes to Broadway must undergo a physical check-up to be sure that he doesn't endanger the other boys and girls. Yes, they do a good job, these health guardians. ..., 1 ! 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Associated Students of Broadway lld better chew through here quietly so as not to disturb the Council in its worlc of running the student affairs in Broadway. Their most difhcult taslc is finding money to run the various activities of the school. This is done through the Finance Board, which controls the stamp cards and the school productions: but the Finance Board isn't the only branch of the A.S.B. There are many committees and boards to which certain problems are sent. l 20 March of Democracy Yes. here is the Standards Board. They propose Standards that the school might followg for instance, they proposed that there he no eating in the halls . . . a very good idea. Then there's the Promotion Board. These fellows are very important because it is their job to publicize all of the A.S.B.'s activities. The rolls elect representatives to the Council where all of the legislative worlc is done. And do these representatives have their rolls' interest at heart! You should hear them argue. Yes, these students are running their affairs as well as any city in the country. Mr. Clark, Mr. Lichtenherger, Miss Bennett, Mr. Hodge. 21 71 7 Of 'Hs Miss Mills Advisor 1 Betty Pritchard President Vanity Art 77 77 Buildings 7 Clerk 7 Employment 7 77 Entertainment 7 7 Freshman Auxiliary 77 Friendship 7 Health 7 Hobby 77 7 Hospitality 7 7 Junior Representative Library Lost and Found 7 Lunchroom Middy 7 Personality Poster 7 7 P.-T.A. Dance Rest Room 7 Senior Representative Service Social Service 7 7 Sophomore Tea Sports Representative Vocational 7 Volentes 7 Fair 7 Eloise Wattleworth 7 77 7 Kathleen Thomas 7 Hideko Kumagai 77 77 Suwako Kikuchi 7 7 77 Patricia Gtapp 7 7 77 Jean Sherk Emmy Nell Peterson 77 Carol Carpenter 777777Patricia Mulvey 77 .7 Lila Abe Sylvia Wicks 77 Peggy Hayland Elveda Lindberg 7 7 7777 77Virginia Kiff 7 Norma Carson 7 Dorothy Tryck 77 Hideko Nishimura 7 7 Dorothy Ekins Marjorie Dyer 7 Elaine Fish Phyllis Sauve Betty Lou Passey 'Ioan Van Antwerp Kiyoko Nagai .Margaret Hedrick Helen Weber Mabel Moore Vice-President Whims Representative Big B President 7 Elinor Akers Mary Davies lin-I mu -Kiyoko Nagai, Carol Carpenter. Patricia Grapp. ,lean Shi-rlt. Elved l nudhnrg. Domthx' .Vu und mn'-Hediko Davies. ry: . een T k Kumagai, HI Weber. Peggy Haylznd, Elinor Akers, Mar Il of win-Betty Lou Passvv. V 22 :rg lk ll, Mano Dver. She Sitiriiyes to Conquer GIRLS' CLUB Here I am in the Girls' Club Ofhce. I don't know if I have the courage to struggle through this bevy of girls. There's Miss Mills, the helpful advisor. She'll protect me. The girls in here are always busy at something. They give cozys and dances and teas and parties. At Thanks- giving they help fill baskets for the needy families and at Christmas everyone looks forward to their pageant. This year the girls have been helping the Boys' Club sponsor noon dances. Wliile Miss Mills was away the girls took care of the Girls' Club all by themselves. My, they were busy. You know, if I were a girl, I certainly would make my home in the Girls' Club Ofhce. joan Reed Second Vice-President Patricia Tripple Secretary I I mu'-Kathleen Thomas. Lula Abe, Emmy Nell Peterson, Phyllis Sauve, Suwako lk kuchi, Hedlko Nlshimura. 5 J M n mu'- argarel Herdlck. Norma Carson, Sylvia Wicks, Patricia Mxllvey. 23 Hiroko Sato Treasurer Helen Weber President 5 Carol Carpenter Vice-President Dorothy Woodley Secretary QL Miss Mills Advisor l Little Women Vollonittes The time? Eight A. M. The place? Girls, Club Office. The day? Wednesday. H-m-m, this must be the Volentes meeting. Goodness, look how busily the girls are working. Someone told me the Volentes mem- bers are making eyeshades for the soldiers in the hospitals. I wish I had someone to make things for me. The Volentes is an organization. you know, made up of girls who have given outstanding service to Broadway. These girls usher at school productions and they help other organizations. Yes, sir, being a Volente certainly is an honor. P .4 AE- .N -5Iff,i'l1 .3 a 1.42 I-fy-r Run: Drxrnrhv Vlfoodlrv. Helen Wfvhcr. Elveda Lindberg. Elaine Fish. Carol Carpenter, Lila Ahe. Maha-l Moore. .3-'imul Run: Hlroko Sato, Pezrev Havland. jean Sherk. Margaret Hedrick. lflmsr Vvatllvuorlh. Tern Oka. Thin! Run: Rurlu Young, Patricia Trlpplc, Barham Cfurn-., Louise Thnrklrsnn, Mltsu Yasuda, Fmnllu Rim: Charmion Risigari, Maria Fuyitnmi, lin-nv Pritchard. Sinn Knrivama. Mary jane Kinoshxta. 24 Little Men Tiger' Claw Frank Sugeno H'm'm'm'm, this is a meaty taste. What is it? Oh, the Tiger Claw, eh? That is the Senior service club and is made up of hand- picked Senior boys, chosen because of their previous service to Broadway. These fellows are really workers, too. They help in every worthwhile school project and they do it without bragging. g The Tiger Claw helps at the P.T.A. dances, helps keep the halls of 5 H Broadway clean, and delivers the Thanksgiving baskets. Besides just doing the work of others, the Tiger Claw initiates projects of l i T 'i . . . R its own. It is really a pr1v.lege to eat through a page dedicated to oger Levan fellows as worthy as the Tiger Claw. Shig Murao nits CW C? r ,1 . - 'Q , ll,gll'lli R , T j W. E. Hendrickson l lim! nm'-Bob Brougham, George Kawagurhi. Merritt Buxbaum, Ken Sadirlt. Miki- Ozakl, Frank Sugt-no, Rov Lind. .Xu txvi d rirx 1'-Roger Lt-van, Klt-rch Karrow, jim Yandcll, Dave Bushnell, Wheaton Blanchard, Bill Trogdon, Third mn'-Jay Berkman, Nlviji Hayashi, Aristcd-'s Phoulrides, Dave Hornsrt-ln, Dirk Havt-l, Don Hilde. I tvitr llv mn'-Clin-t Bennett, Shig Murao. Mike Gray, Ray Ruff. Glrnn Dickinson. lfrllh mu-Stuart Olcs, Wilbur Chinn, Tom Cliarouhas. 25 My Son, My Son From one good thing to another, from the Tiger Claw to the Boys' Club. All boys in Broadway are members of the Boys' Club and they really take their organization seriously. They do many things for the schoolg one of the most appreciated services was their purchase of the niclcelodeon. This juice boxn has made possible the noon dances which are so popular with the whole school. Last year they got the electric basketball scoreboard for the school. All of the sports trophies and awards are made possible by them. One of the highlights of the school year is the Boys, Club assemblies . . . there always is something of interest to all of the boys. Best of all of the services rendered to the school is the maintenance of the Boys, Club office. Here is the scene of many gather- ings and many bull sessions. Wonien have invaded almost every corner of this male world . . . except the Boys' Club Office. Q l W. E. Hendrickson iiili iff. L5 f The Boys .. ,. .Q xml fff-IV Ji . Q 1.-Q.jEL' iii' U :i5gH .ff' .,'.--- s 0113 'af'-' x...,1 n- .1 ' . - Q 26 46 M Pcn1rotil's Busy Day ,il is 1 ,f Here we see the boys helping with the paper drive, and there, they're packing Thanksgiving baskets . . . all in a day's work for the Boys' Club. When I first entered this volume I noticed that it was very cosmopolitan, there is no better example of cooperation and tolerance than in the selection of the Boys' Club ofiicers: the president is a Greek, the vice-president is an Irishman, the secretary is a Japanese, and the treasurer is a Chinese. All working for the best interests of Broadway! Wilbur Chinn Aristedes Phoutridies 27 This Above A1111 OFFICERS Maxwell Headriclc, Maria Fujitomi, Tom Stevenson IHI onoir Society The Honor Society held a successful first semester with two meetings, the latter of which was especially good. Held on january twenty-third, 1942, it featured an inspiring talk on music hy the bandmaster, Mr. Hasselblad, and a shorter one hy the sponsor, Miss Bond. Several of my favorite musical selections and a monologue completed the program. On February nineteenth of the second semester, the new officers were ushered in with the best wishes of the club. How did 1 come to he there? I don't like to boast, but I am intellectual. And anyway - there I was, peacefully gnawing on page thirty of the new president's history book, when Presto! There 1 was. 28 T inlkcrs .amd Docrs GOLD SEAL l'n-l mu Nhrm lfugnwrm. Carol Carpenter. Lula Alu-. Ruby Bunva. Sluzulm Alranla, Clara Man- Anmn. .S'r.muI mu'-Ynslxlkn Furumom, Norma Carson. Mary' Davu-s. Nlurlukn Akagl. Barbara Curtis. Barbara Cohn-n. Third mn--Hrrt Crow- rln-r. Stanln-v Curtis. Glvnn Dlrkxnwon. Nl.-run liuxhaum, W'allarc Coburn, Plwlln Adrllmat. rf x a lu-I fun Nlalwl Nluurr. Klvuku Nagal, lNlav Nlorlnnga, Slxizur Nluramfwto, Hula-ku Nnlnnuvra. Tn-ru Olcn. X. . .-ml mu 7 Rm.-nmrw N'I1.jgm-ri. T,mfn.,h, Kusallalw, Tlmmns l,m'lu'. Nlllu' Oulu. Rm' L3nmm flvnd mu--Stuart Ola-s. lwanzalwuru Naltalmra. Tndaslu Nmknmln, Rolwrl Kluwv. If -I . 1 ,, 29 GOLD SIEAI. l :nl mn Fuml lrlulxawn. Nlarv jam' Klnnslnta. Nlarv lmaaaltl, Nllrmm Harl- vrdt. Pvpulv Havland, Max' Hugo. .Snmul mu'-fflVIv11l Hayashi, May ldn-ra. ln-nv Klnoahna, Chweko lnasluma. Kav Kangas. vfllwrd mn-fOsarnu Hlrnta. Nlaxwn-ll Hvadrlrk. Davnil Hornatrm. Suzu Koriyama, Rohn-rt Hungate, l uurllz mu'- Kazuyukx Hlroahngv, Rlrhanl Havvl, GOLD Sl'Al. l'n-r mn Yurlko Kanada. Slnuko Salman. joan Rn-cd. lil-uv Prmlmrd, jean Slwrk Clara Smnnn-rland .Srrmul mn--Pnl jones, lf-ll.:-r Pvufrmn. Rn-uv Slmnoda ,lav Pratt. Norma Rr-rd. llvrrd max--Tnlwo Slxlmllu. lllll Lund. Franli Sugvnu Tom Stvvrnsun. Wllllarlx Rlgglr, For the Honor TWO BAR flu! r.vnA,lxmvnic -Inlm,.Y4-rn Danxlclnlr. lrm-nc' Brown, D4-1' Comlw. Nlarllvn Cavan. Nankn Haga ff..-ml run--,lnlm Paul Dre-r. Harbara lhlcr-r. l5ls-:mnr Gul- la-ttr. Marmn Huglu-Q. Alucr' lwaxalcl. Tlvvnl mn-Slmuzo Kam, Frank llunw. Harry Goldir, Tom Dowling, lsirnck Adams. Ilrnvfly mn-Gordon Brown. Dunnn Hunt. TNX'O BAR In-I nm--Kln1lluu Tanaka. Yarlxo Tmnnlm. lln-lu' Smvtlm. Ro'-1-m1rv Tlmrszcnmn, Dorn Tlmrnqum. flux Sl:-lu-dv, l.xlv Slmama, ,Numnl mu- Pat Tolm. Hein' Smmnwon. Marv Stoddard. Knmnlw Sumlu. Suzannr Swvvt. Dansv Todo. 'Hurd run l.nfv Tamgu-lu. Fnlwr Chvlnvvxlwrlr, Glnrm Wkllkvr. lfugeno Urs-ku. Tnyonkl Yamada. Yulcm Suzukn. Ilmrllv r.-n f Domtlu- Vauglwan. Nlarv Hutton, Bull Sllvvr. Krnnrtlu Snlul, 30 of the Schonll GCLD SEAL Frm! mn--Patricia Tripplv. Hlrolln Sato, Franfrs WW:-I. Floixr Xwntlls-wnrll1. Dorothy Tryclc, Mltsu Yasuda. Smwvd mn--l.ounsc Teulwol. Hldn-ko Tautakawa. Nlomnvr' Tada. Chu-lm Tanrmura. ,loan Tc-mo. 'IV-wrf ww-Smfhilm Yum. Hldekn Kumagai. Pansv Yasuu. Marian Sandlwovg. T-urulnlm Yanagumom Ifuurlh mn-Cllarmlan Rneegari, Billie Riddoch. Sylvua Wficlu, Paul Van Arsmlcl. TXVO BAR lfvrwl run +Fuy1lcu Nalumoln. limmv N1-ll Polrrxnn. lo Anne' lalla. Nnlwuln Kndama. Anna Kurata. Dumtlu' Kuhlman Xuffrnl mn Glnrm Kmnlr, l'.ulluw Klein. Bernlfr' Ladd. Dnrotlw Drs' Plnnvv. Dunk Rm-d. ll:-n Mnlulm 'ffvnfl run -Rlchard Monrc-, Wfalclo Maclnnu, Dorotln' Sclmm-man. ,lun-plx lanmnt, luuvll- mnffh-n Ninnmwa, Harulm Salsa: T rec Points of Honor ONE RAR lfnrl mu - -l.num- Mvland. Nnnrv Purnrv, Marg:-rx Rlrlrarda, Gloria Phillips. Mary Ohmra. Chwko Mnrahawhl. Yr-.mul you-Shrrlvv Srlwrdvr, Lora Newell. Hua Nakarnolo, Aklko Sarto. 'l'Mnl mu-Don Raullnson. Gcnrgr Olwa, Richard Rvrnhardt, Calvrn Nlnomlva. ' 'w1M H5I ,g 1541 . JVM! ONE BAR l'nrl mn lfalln-r Golornlwrk, Glorra Elwood, Lola Brock. Eleanor Craig, Ruth Carla-son. Aurirvv Burk.-l, Srrornl your -Gllbrrt liarlcv, Hull Bouharatu, George' lrradrr, lie-n Fujita, Hull lfarprnrrr. Slngr-o Akada. r , X.. ,- 31 ONF BAR lfrrrl mu ilk-ttv Sngrno. Rvrko Tagurhr. Yo-Inko Slmarnav. Ruth Yoxlrmo, Franrvs Sperry. Maxlnr- Solrd, Barbara ,Iran Sup-I .M-ond wufiflnluko Torin- hara, Hr-tty Thumlvrt. Marlon Wfllkrnson. Cvnllnn Syuvru, Ardvn South. Charley Sv-uns-hart. Tlurd roufRulh Druxrnan. Rogvr Vaal, Hvnrx Sugr-no. Horn Slan- lvv, Tctsu Yasuda, Harrv W'1wrnan ONIZ BAR lfnrl mrs'-Tovrmlr' Kunrtsngu. Brttv Nam' Kamvron. jnrlzn- Hrlscln-r, Margarvr -Irnscrr, junw Imayanaglla. Phvllrs Compton. ,Yrufrni 1un-- Nauru Hnmada, Harold Hummr-I, Lon Murr, Bn-uv Hickman, Shrrlry Gres-nwav. llnrrl mn- Tn-d Hudson. Toru Matsuoka. john Malsuslmna. Copy l Z 3 i Elinor AlCCfS, Sfffffdfy Don Hilde, Treasurer Dave Harlowe, V.-P Merritt Buxbaum, P,-65, -.1 1, rl. U. rl Q, Extra! Extra l Quill and Scroll. Distinguished sounding name, isnlt it? It ought to be. It's an international honorary organization. On the gold pin, which is the symbol of your membership, is I.H.S.H.S.-I., which stands for International Honorary Society for High School Journalist. Manzo, it takes a lot of work to be elected into the Society. But once you do, well, that's all you can ask for. To belong to Broadway's Quill and Scroll is the heaven. But utterly, Why? Simply because this club is the backbone of the Wlvims which is, as you know, rated at the top among the best high school papers in the nation. Nation, mincl ye. And what's more, Mr. Miller, our journalism director, is the international president of the Quill and Scroll. What more could a school ask for, anyhow? l f U , lvl: lu nigh!-Elinor Akers, Nlarv lwasalu. Nlarylvn Rogers. Miller. Mabel Moore. Amy Hlllyard. jean Slwrk. .strand mini-Nlernn H haum. Nlltsu Yasuda. Akiko lnuu. Barham Halls-v, Peggy Havlan . G:'0fllK W'llson, Kh-Ich Karrow, Dave Harlowv, Jav Brrlunan, Don Hilde rom Ciaroulas. i 32 Extra! Extra! .5 Copy l Printers' ink, 'that what. I thought I smelled something like it. If there's any place in the school where copy paper should be strewn all over the place, it's room 217. I know you think I'm not modest, but lflflnims is the one thing we can really brag about. Look at all the years we've won the All-American Award. Seven years, consecutively, wasn't it? And these Columbia Press Association Prizes. Prizes, plural. And the National Scholastic Press Association Awards. People! Don't you realize the name whims is known all over the natlon's high schools? Thow out your chest. Be proud. Horray for Mr. Miller and his staff. Look at 'em massaging their typewriters. Look at their mussed hair, that harassed look. All for the Broadway Wlvims. Ever hear the l'Vl1imx theme chant? Kill that gadding, chuck the tripe, murder padding, and POUND THAT TYPElll And, frans, do they do it! 9' , My , . iff., 'i.,Qy?'? ' ,Q e A s at 33 Hound Up W LB, I 6 ff!! I L eF MQ s...' maxi? ' , - wwnmx! 2: , 1-P W 3 if Z? X vi m V. W' aginnlk-331, d Vx swri V 'f tv-4 X M' f X -4 -X1 ,vm A Ma Qyv V av Berkman ,MN -'NW Q MA, 5 61.11 IIUI' 6y'MfxyZx5:,N4!!N1 VMVW' QW? S4 MW. Ffa h-1 P-4 Sealltlh Staff X Mabel Nloorc Co-Editor Look where I am now! Here is the Sealth staff. They're the ones that made this delightful meal possible. The staff has published many books but this is the First one I've had the opportunity to nibble through. It's an all-year job to turn out a good annual. There are pictures to draw, articles to write. and, goodness, no om knows the tangle of paper and glue that everyone gets into. Miss Kullberg Advisor 'Q I K, SENIOR STAFF JUNIOR STAFF In-f Hun Daw liushrwll. Max' Id--rn. Tn-ru Oka. jnv lin-rkrnan. lfnil Run: Gudrun Larsen. Carol Wfihi-rg. Yoslnko lN'l.xlwl Nlrmrr. l'loxw Vi'nuli-worth Nakaufhl, Doris Thornquist, Marx' Hutton. .Ywmzd -Mum., HMI Nun, Jam' Kmmhun' Ula AN' Run: Bill Trogden. Charles Dunes. Dororhv Vaughn. jean Trrnn. Doris Rr-cd, 34 The Great Tradition 0356 ,HQ-f. i V Charles Dives Mary Jane Kinoshita Boys' Sports Editor Girls' Sports Editor Miss Kullberg, thc comely and competent advisor, is always ready to lend a helpful hand when members of the staff get in trouble. The business manager, Mr. Pritchard, takes care of all the contracts, the distribution of the Sealth, and he takes most of the pictures, too. With reluctance, I talce my last swallow because I certainly have spent a profitable time with the staff. Mr. Pritchard Business Manager qv ART STAFF PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF 1',,,, Run: 5,,,,ly j,,,,,,. Maul, ymhunurai Lyle Bill Trogdr-n, Dave Bushnell. Manam Harrvr-di Van lVls-wr Sniuirl Ron: Nlitsnra Hirata, Gudrun lnirwii. Carol Wlberg. W. B. lsaar. ss , Blanket of Dark fff' 'W Frm! ww. lcfl lu rfghl-Pauline Pugh, Dorothv Wmdley, Maria Fuiitomi. Margaret Hedrick. Hidelro Tsurakawa, Seumd nm'-Tom Fagan. Brock Adams, Esther Peterson. Billie Riddoch. Pat Olmstead, Della Winchell. Third rrnn'-Waldo Maclnnis, Robert jordan, Bob Kuney. Calvin Nino- mlya, Lan mn'-joe Cowley, Stuart Oles, Dave Hornstein. Albert Holman, Paul Van Arsdel. and George Rlckles. Debate l-lot words flying all over the place. People tearing their hair. Gavels pounding. Voices strain- ing. Analysis' introducing the solutions. Solutions hashed out. Evaluations rehashing the solutions. The most argumentative people Nargumentatingf' Yes slr, it's the Broadway Debate Squad. One of the best in the city, if I may say so. Friends, Romans, and countrymen, lend me your ears. Mine are too big. Bet that came from Dave Hornsteln, the club prexy. Then their student forums. Did they get a lot of work done? Man! Everybody had such a time, too. Oh come now, dear reader, the debate squad isn't a bunch of be-spectacled intelligentias only. lt's a lot of fun. Really. FHM! ww, fd! lu nghlf-Dorothy Woodlev, Secretarv: Dave Bushnell. President: Maria Fujltomi. Vice-President. .Yumul mu'-Bob Kuney. Nlanaver: Paul Van Arsdel, Trmsurrr: Mass Foote. Adv:-or. 36 Making Words Work f f 1, fl' is a'fiV:- .- it. I 'Asn , f I .lfbl 'fl I -' .u ,g -. ilgl tl - Q 62 ' ia , 0 ,Q E f f tres P - w il- , M. - - 4 : -l,,-1L:- Furl mir, lrll lo righl-Minoru Yamaguchi. Loretta Emerson. Miriam Hard- vedt, Herbert Gottsrhalk. Dave Bushnell. Second run'-Don Moore, Bill Ryberg. ,lack Hedley. Earl Scholl, Bill Pliska 1.411 ww-Dick Moore, Glenn Dickenson, Ellis Timments. Photography Club Everything's dark, awfully dark. Then suddenly a shadow moves in the far corner. No, it isn't an apparition. It's only the Photography Club making some prints. You know what? The Photography Club is one place where you can get all the knowledge you want about the contraptions one takes pictures with. Every camera fiend is in it. Every week they meet and when they're not listening to some speaker they're hashing out their latest experiences with an unsuspecting victim of their candid picture mania. Wonder how they could tell the difference between the machines, complicated looking ones, too, in the darkroom? G-men, youive gotta be more or less intelligent to join this club. Well, shall we go? lliiadliio Club Calling station WX789, calling station WX789. Come in. All those dotes and dashes. People with earphones sitting around. The Broadway Radio at one of their weekly get-togethers. You know what? That Radio Club gets things done. Donald Nelson, who is the president, already has an amateur license. See that boy memorizing the Morse Code? That's how they send out messages to boys all over the nation who have similar stations set up. Especially in this modern world when everything's advancing and all, man, anybody with a knowledge of radio is going to have pretty good job chances in job-hunting in the future. There they go again. Let's push on. Kf x 9' J .f 41 , .R it, ffm -, N l'-'fvli'll, X , - -4-3 .l 'v H gil? '. ., 55' ,i'- l 1 .lf wifi ,fi , 5 2 l ' K fb' . v L ' S 15 3 , Fin! mir. lcfl in nigh!-Fred Takenalra, Henry Su- geno. Kebo lnouve, Donald Nelson, Strand mu- Tadashi Nakauchi, Hiroshi Hasegawa, Raymond Leighton. Bark mv-Eugene Stewart, Mr, Danner. 37 A Daly in Old Home U Z I uf' X ae' L Q f X 3 A X X Q ff f Z X . ,, ' ,,. . 4 ef X , f- ff Roo..-cn R.f',P TI.Pz' MEN Yr' RU: 1:WM'11 lQiIlit.,,iiiffQl.. Simi, ifiofnfriif I H H f- -f- 5' This is a musty and yellowed pagel I do believe it's as old as the hills -- of Rome. Hal Hal H'm'm'm. Three heads on one dog? No more of the Styz for me. These 'shades' give me the 'I-Ieeby-jeebiesf And will you look at all the gods? Why, I'm more important where I live than these are where they died. Ah, a party! And with live follcs. Why, there's Miss Lichtenberger leading the singing! Those songs aren't hy jimmy Dorsey. Maybe Nero wrote them lthey say he was quite a hot musicianl. Poco A Poco NY' dw sig X -, , y Q 5- I X x 'No l l I I I 6 'xy' ,Q I. 1 I F g :. Run Om'-Pauline Klein. Miss deTourvills-, VUillwur Chi ' '-I O 1 R.. T if-j an Teran, Suzu Koriyama. I '- I - ' 4 ' Ru: 'I Iinrflilot- Cnvvlcy. Brock Adams, Stanlel' C I 5' Z 1-1 Hal A-pirating I w.ll gol fspanish douhloons, pieces 0' eight., A tax token? Wrong page! Let's see, pantaloons, sash, bandana, dragoons, cutlass, dagger, powderhorn QI guess I'm ready, . Oh. yes. my guitar! lThe senorita will sing and dance for me, if I play., After the cafe. the little Hower and I will go to rhe hull-session QI mean, the hull-fightsl. The costumes are gaudy, the people, light hearted. What more could a 'Gallant' desire? Ah yes. my respects to Senorita deTourville, the proprietress of the cafe. Her parties are joyful and are not soon to be forgotten for their music. 38 Srtuml R-H1 -ju Ann Lana, Charmmn Rm-garl. Roberta Garretson, Patricia Grapp, Russell lagerlwr' I-.Wilt R., I.-Huw lx.-rg, llillh' .Q lltdl iincqo WWW! ,Aw 2' 4 -1 linit Run-lrvnn' Kinoshita. Miclnlco Akagi hlaly .lane Kinoslllta. Nlitsu Yasuda, Bn-tty TI I 1 mum er , ,Xr.,.nrl' Riu:-Knzuyulcu Hirosliige. Fred Tnlrrnaka. ,lay Pratt, Albert Holman, l'lvmI Run+lVlasaru Hamada. Mr. Eiclxholzer. According to Der Bolef' Messenger to you, the last meeting of the German Club, climaxing a year of exciting activities, was a grand success. Throughout these meetings the general theme was The Three E's -Entertainment, Education, and Eatables. You, my close and loving friends, lcnow that my favorite was the last E, Zoundsl Here comes Mr. Eichholzer and his loyal followers, namely, President -lay Pratt, Vice-President Kazuyulci I-liroshige, and Secretary lrene Kinoshita. Farewell. llse Ceirclle Francais I-A X Q l'rr.l Rim'-Ruth Gorautio, Teru Okn. Patti' MtGutrr, Marian Sandberg. ,lean Munro, , . . 4 llvml Run-jaiw Davis, Curtis Buxton. Mus- llanlclu-nd. llill Wfallis. ll Pardonne, Mesxiez4r,t ct llffademoiselles. mais parlez-vous francaix? Oni? Non? Alors, je parlerai en anglais. Oh, you want to know where l picked up my elegant French? Le Cercle Francais of which Mademoiselle Bessie Banlchead, the advisor, has been holding the most super duper meetings the past semester, emphasizing the music, art, and literature of the French people. Leading the discus- sions were thc oflicers: Presidents jo Ann Latta and Marian Sandborg. Vice-Presidents Russell Lagerberg and Bill Wallis, and Secretary-Treasurers lane Davis and Teru Olca. Picking up Metre here and avoir there, I can get along as well as any of the members of Le Cercle Francais. 3 9 6.41 I Kings Row Now, here's where the thinking comes in. It's simply beyond me how these boys ever figure out where that 'Pawn' or this 'Rook' should go. Sherlock Holmes can do it and so can we -is their motto. You can find them in Mr. I-loldges' room almost every day or on the stair landings every evening attempting to arrive at a Checkmate. Under Waldo Mclnnis, the prexy, a very successful year of stiff competition has just been completed. But personally I'll stick to my books! Yang and Yin fini Row -Bert Crowder, Stanley Curtis. Second Rav-Rudy Paulson, Henry Goiland. Third Ru a--Bill Hart, Kenneth Martin. Fourth Row-Dick Reardon, Waldo Mclnnis. 4-0 The present world con- ditions have caused this group of oriental ancestry to more closely unite. Their sole purpose as a club is to provide a closer bond of companionship between themselves. They present- ed several successful and interesting meetings this year which were worthy of much praise. Miss Streator, along with the oflicers, has worked constantly and will- ingly to bring about this goal, which was definitely reached. There Was ill Horse Q XV -- ,.--- , W . Fur! Rirwflnllian Snape, Bette Thorton, Bette Mae Kam. cron, Florence Papineau, Eloise Wattleworth. .Yrrund Run'-Joan Lee Yancey, Mary MrCreery. Ann Payn- ter. Shirley Holhcrg. I'll have to hurry if I want to catch up with these eager canterers. Every Tuesday they hurry down to meet the station wagon that talces them out to the academy, hastily get into their 'duds,' and then hustle out for an hour's riding. After that hour, oh! what reluctance to leave! They also presented an interesting part in the sports assembly this year, so to them I'cl lilce to wish a truckload of Tuesdays. Snow 'llliraiills l've been told that skiing is a great sport, but the en- thusiasm of these Schus- sing Broadwayitesn has really proved it. Ir was through their eager interest that Broadway's day at the Slci Bowl was such a big success. And you have seen George Flaclc crown the queen! just watch me next year. I'll he one of their hest slciers and prove that hoolcworms can do other things beside eat. Until then don't malce too many sitzmarlcsl 41 Blood and Sand Air Raid Squad In all of my literary wanderings, I have never seen a group as serious or as timely as this Air Raid Protection Squad. During this War Emergency, these fellows will protect the school and the stu- dents from bombs and incendiary Fires. All of the boys are volunteers and are trained in some line of protection. Mr. Bell, the popular chemistry teacher, has instructed the group in the methods of fighting gas bombs. Mr. Holcombe and fellows with first aid certificates will give help to anyone injured in the raids. Mr. Lawrence on the other hand has a squad trained to protect the buildings. Mr. Muench has organized a Fire Bomb Squad which will hght incendiary bombs. Broadway will be one of the safest places in the city during a possible air raid, but as for me, I'll crawl inside a big book. Uh' Doctor Red Badge of Courage Victory Clulb The Study Hall Clerks have organized them- selves into a club. From what I have seen, these boys and girls are real patriots. The Victory Club is organized for the purpose of buying Defense Bonds for the school. Every week or so they put on a drive of some form or another. One week they sell applesg the next, popcorn, the next, De- fense Stamps. All for the good of our country. The Gay Poem: Mfriters' Club This has been one of the best years of Broad- way's Writing Club. Under the able advising of Miss Olson. it has sponsored all sorts of contests. The annual Scholastic Contest for stories, poetry, essays, and plays is the current favorite, but loom- ing not far in the background are West Winds and the National High School Poetry Association contests. This year, thc club sent entries to the Mtisic and Art Foundation competitions. just as you like a good chef, I like a good author. And someday l expect to get my biggest meals from the writings of the present and past members of the Writers' Club. mlfc X All , 9 iii 'ijt ' NE! ,I j...':. e,, ---l.:.... 4 -1 ,, 4' 0 '. ' H.: . , , UQFENOE 5 i' Mother Knows Best Left lo right-IVlrs. Brashem, Mrs. John P, Angel, Miss Pellon, Mrs. Benerltt. Oh, no! Not that! Anything but-but apron strings! I'm in I-Iigh School now! You can't do this to me. You sponsor the Riding Club? QI get enough riding here at school.j Well, I don't go riding, anyway, I like skiing. You sponsor the Ski Club and trips? I wasn't able to attend anyway. Now, football! There's something really hot! fConfidentially, we're doing better every year., Say that again - slowly! You bought parkas for the team. And they're 'choice,' too! You give the P.-T.A. dances, even the All-City dance? Now, you've got something. Maybe apron strings aren't so bad after all. But, mind you, donyt take me across your 'checkered apron' for nothing at all! -H Singing Sands Rau'Om'-Nlas Hamada, Bill Carpenter, Mr. Ladd, Albert Halela, Nlorrison Broom. Rim Tivo-Don Frecborg, Elton Ligier, Ben Fujita, Yale Weed. Stage Door Out of Chaos, Order. Now Fm waxing eloquent. But really, the boys of the Stage Force do a smooth job, swiftly. The scenery and stage furniture changes, curtain pulling, and other tasks involved in assembly and production presentation, are handled by these boys under the watchful eye of Mr. Ladd. They produce swell lighting effects and the stages are in good form. As examples of their wor lcyou might remember the Christmas, Easter, Armistice Day, and White Clothes Day Assemblies. An efficient crew, they do their work in keeping with the standards set by predecessors in the Alma Mater. Q g-1 ,,,?-- if 45 Sung for at Penny Choir Do re mi fa sol la ti-ti-ti-. Oh, pardon me, just practicing my scales, you know. They don't appreciate me much in choir, but I have a good time. I belong to both the Nichibei and the A Capella Choir. And would you believe it-we were actually on the radio once. Perhaps you heard us, if you were listening and happened to hear .a high squeak now and then, that was I. I think I have a very distinctive voice and you can keep your own opinion to yourself. Besides me, both choirs are good and I really mean good! Mr. Lindblom does a fine job, don't you think? They're another feature that Broadway can justly be proud of. Now if you'll excuse me, I will do a little more practic- ing before going on. Don't wait for me, I'll catch up. Do re mi fa sol la ti-ti-ti-. Here Comes thc: Band 15 1.2 'tr lo 'ini : WK Q E4 , lbw . Music Department XVhat does the sign say? Eddie Hasseblad and his band. Say, I've heard them, and are they snappy! Many,s the time. I actually believe, that their playing has brought those Tigers down the gridiron to a touchdown. I saw and heard them at the Christmas Program at the Civic Auditorium. I remember especially Ballet Egyptian, played during the pageant. fWhile they played, I had a nice little chat with an ancestor of mine who lived in Romcsio the IIl's Courtj Please follow! Beet- hoven must have chuckled happily and also I-logic Cormichael if they listened in on one of our as- semblies at which the BAND performed. They also have a miniature edition which is very popular --it's Merritt Buxbaum fBuxie to usb and his solid eleven. Another production that we are proud of is the all-school orchestra. Under the fine leader- ship of Mr. Lindblom the orchestra is quite well known and has played at many school activities. I Y stim- K AY' Smash Picture ,frw be WWA iremgef Run Our'-Dave Bushnell, Fred Takenaka. Howard Fmdley. Huw 'fun-Eugene Stuart., Hiro Hasegawa, Brock Adams, Mr. Danner. R-In 'l'hrrv-Stuart Oles, jim Van Oteghen. Who put out the lights? Wait a second, though, it might be a blackout. Ah, yes, there's a searchlight up there. That's odd, the light doesn't search like all good little searchlights search - fsuch languagel. Dear me. the people are certainly happy, and their being in a blackout makes that unusual. Broadway Noon Movies or Science Movies. Say, that,s suave, and educational tool These boys gain experience in movie projection, films and machines, and do the school and their friends a good turn, simultaneously. Hi yah, Mary! fThe queen bee's a very good friend of mine.j Oh! I forgot this is a science movie and she can't hear me. Oh nol I-Iow'd that toad get loose? Huh, I'm not afraid of you Qnow that I remember somethingl. Your Money's Worth ,ISFFJCEP hw t Ruu'Om'-Norland King. Frances VU:-st. Elvcda Llndborg. Carol Carpenter, Beverly Rounds, Frank Parker. Run' TWU-Dave Harluwe. Bill McCullough, Walt Ferenz, Fred McLaucllIan. Kun' Thru'--Leland Russell, George Romanoff, Hill Pliska, George Cotton. Run' Four-Charles Dines. O.K., Bub, lessee your ticket. No sneaking in here. Gee, I don't know what Broadway would do at their dances, plays and games if it weren,t for us hard workers on the ticket force. Mr. Pritchard is our advisor and we just work and work. Itis about time somebody, besides the people who try to sneak in, thought about us. I'm a lot of help. I roll the ticket off the roll for the girl who sells them. Every little thing counts. I hope you appreciate us. 49 Behind the Footlights Ie Gan HY . use .. Aeoioeile 'O Mr. Burrows O Ur a Lit Ile Fool TM L, I The Cast All that I possess to the one of you who suc reeds in his chosen vocationf, That short but mo- mentous statement expresses the plot of the Senior Play of this year of 1942. One of my favorite pastimes is attending first nights and I certainly wasn't disappointed in this one. The talented cast under the splendid direction of Mr. Robert Bur- rows who was Uborrowedn this semester from Lin- coln turned in an A-I piece of work. My private box was in a precarious position, wedged between the covers of the prompter's book. After I became comfortably settled, I didn't move an inch. I've always said a good play deserves an attentive audience. Faith J, cave If ltlo YUM Where two names are given the first mentioned will play Friday night, and the second Saturday. Mrs. Dermott Her Children: Oliver Evangeline Sylvia Bobbie Joyce Daniel Davis Mrs. Crombie Faith Crombie Griggs fthe b Barbara Bailey Mildred Gluck Chester Bennett Maxine Michael Joan Brashem Frances Muir Barbara Cohen John Wright Tom Charouhas Elinor Akers Dave Hornstein Roy Shuman Mildred Gluck Ardythe Hamilton Clara Sommerlad utlerj Bob Brockman I've Lots to Tell You Xxx 4 tin LEAVE X 0 'wh In Confidence I X W ' S 5 I 6 :ii i JI' ! N Z I lllllulllllil -'fr -,gsm .-,. 3.,.5,.,.... Qffff 50 , Z' Up the Years from Bloomsbury 5 1 Q-lliutniioir Play Wlmat do we have here? Oh. yes-the junior Players. They are as hne a group of young thespians as ever peeped through the curtain on opening night. The play is superb. You don't have to talce my word for it. Those who saw june Mad lcnow what l mean .... And page thirty-two did taste so good, even better than page forty-four of Stage Door. june Madn is the story of a few days in the life of a small-town. teen-aged girl, the city sliclcer, and the boy across the street. Witlw Mr. Ladd back in the classroom theatre, the play was certain to be a success. To the fine cast, their director, and all of the unseen people that made the production possible, I extend my best wishes. Next time try to make it strawberry, will you? lt's my favorite flavor. If you lcnow what I mean .... l 5 I X X X K' ff W fl ff X Wm Wg I 4K Q1 K xX1W x Nt ,rv SP ODTS ,M F XJ J X f JN ,1 0' fQqg,,g, N: yzf w 'bq' K6 X ye Q 5 x , -X ' ! 5' fQ 1 N f ,f fff , W, 71173 6 ' phil' sg : of X ff QQ I N Q1 fx f' f 2? X 5 J K - k I qi.-I K 2- im N X XXX X Q X K fl l f 53 f Miss Nickerson X. .a va' lg My 'i r. 'am Miss Springer Mrs. Stackpole Here to Yonder Girl Mm-m-m-ml The Girls' Gym certainly steamed into activity this year under Miss Nickerson, Miss Springer, and Mrs. Stackpole, their equally peppy instructors. I squirmed among their turnout schedules and saw the season start with a grand turnout for hockey, followed by similar ones of volleyball, swimming, badminton, ping pong, basketball, archery, baseball, tennis, and hikes. The girls not only had recreation and fun, but earned points toward their Big or Little B, Besides turning out for sports, the Little B's sponsored several parties which were full of fun for the incoming freshmen. At the football games, I saw the students waving pom poms and shouting from megaphones made and sold by the Little 'Blsf' At the Girls' Banquet, they climaxed their activities with a super-duper skit written by one of their members. Gloria Walker, Dorothy Murray, Clara Mae Anton 1 . li-A V nu LITTLE B MEMBERS Rina Om' lleft to rightl-,lo Anne Laila, Vera Danilchelc, Clara Mae Anton, Setsuko Tanagi. Haruko Sakai. Margaret Minato. Run Tim-Betty Simonson, Sally Dickenson, Gloria Walker, Ida Watling. Rini 'I lm-r-Shirley Schneider, Marion Wilkeson. Barbara Baker, Dorothy Murray. Nancy Cyr. 54 Courageous Companions The Big B's in line with their little sisters entertained the new Lipper class girls with a party for their first activity of the year. Naturally, when the tiger pins were on sale for the school fund, even little I cotildn't refuse the Big B girls. I happened to be making my afternoon lunch out of Johifs history book, when I was unceremonially dropped as he rushed into the ping pong room. Here I learned that the girls managed the rooms, as a project during two lunch periods for the pleasure of anyone who wished to play. I crawled into the scorebook fast enough, when I heard that the girls were going to the All-City Breakfast at Franklin in early March. I came home with plenty of pleasant memories. Of course, I was at the Finale of the year, the Girls' Club Banquet, held at the Y.W.C.A.: its theme, Open Sesame. Barbara Curtis, MaryDavies, Mary Iwasaki, Mary Jane BIG B MEMBERS , .N I ' f .e-'46 . Wig ,rl W 1 li Yi x 1 Q? Qld!! gs' 4 fm is 3 T., L. -1. 21,5 K J ,el .- 5,116 Z .:i' Ron One-Kazuko Iga, Lila Abe, Mary McCreery, Clara Mae Anton, Mary ,lane Kinoshita, Mary Iwasalu. Run Two-Eroline Baker, Marjorie Dyer, Barbara Curtis, Ellen McFadden, Bvork Larson. Thelma Ihrig. R-nv Thru-Sally Frombach, Mahala Frazier, Betty Lawton, Ruth lNlcCullocl1. Irene Kinoshita, Carol Carpenter. Clmrcm Shy-Charmion Bennett, Mary Davies, Nancy McCloy SS For the Fair Amazon Rim Om'-lfmmy Nell Peterson, Teru Oka, Toyolrn Millara. Bonnie McLane, Margaret Pearson, Caro- line Schnoudvr. Slnuko Sakai, Rim 'l'no-Louise Tsubol. Jane Moore, Doris Smith, Louise Thorlcelson, Mitzi Sugino, Kivoko Nagar, Him' 'fhrrc-Dol: Kathner, Pat Tripple, Yulrilro Mlyosni, Pauline Pugh. ffirnrrra Shy-Margaret Taylor, Phyllis Sauve, Joan Reed, Toshlko Shllama. K? Basketball Managers Basketball Iwasalci, Frombach 4 -P C Y w- L 5 X 1 -- a it Volleyball Managers Volleyball Champions Curtis, Midgard Tennis Managers Baseball Managers Sakai, Tolin Kinoshita, Schnouder Sf, X Qld. Tl Iron Woman Swimming and General Sports Managers Thomas, Sakai, Nagai Ping-Pong Champions Ping-Pong Managers Miyoshi, Sugino t- 54 H0Ck2y Hockey Managers Anton, Smith S A AfChefY Managers Badminton Managers okai MCCUHOCIW Minato, Muramoto 27 Couralgfcous Compaunliuns XF Rfk S 4' 4 N' , as w,,. QA S Badminton Champxons Xk Ghosf W 3 Archery 58 S . mg You I' Partner 'mmlbg Here Comes the Band W 59 2. H. 3. t 4' iff' I f Will Ristine 'What Price Glory f' 4 g. if Mike Gray Walt Troyer - Coach Lindquist ' X U , I V ,4 kv . 1, 'Wi 1 N M If . . , I I , X X 41- M lx l if I xxx . ' My f 1 Y' iifzkifazi , -- 1 ' P17 T 5' l L '.:-.. ..-. iz-' 1. .--.:,-.-.-' A Uuhg! That last bite was sure a tough one. But 1' is it any wonder? Look, this is the varsity football -2 page. What a potent looking outfit this bunch makes! ' Head coach Swede Lindquist and assistant coach J ' . Bob Heaman really got this gang going this last season. After winning their last game, season before last fthe First game Broadway footballers won in four yearsj, the battling Bengals came back this year to Ed Prendergast leave a record of two wins, one tie, and three losses. And, although they ended the season in only sixth place, they left a strong impression on every team they came up against. The Broadway team also enjoyed such honors as A having All-City Guard George Naito, and having li Honorable Mention award winners Walt Troyer, Ed 'I Prendergast, Art Doi, Ross Tedrington, and Mike W N Gray. . l JJ i my f I' ' f, Q ,fff '0' 3 .-- ' ' George Naito -AH, , I gf' 5' 2 '-.f 4- J JJ'-, t'..,,..m 51-, 4. Jack Burrell Ross Tedrington 5 ' X Elwood Greenslade HAT .L Utaka Habu X Dave Coy 4 J Ted Downs Ken Sadick Stop That Guy! The New Timer 2- lFas1t Company C! Bud White Will Tiffany Aft Doi George C0309 Lf T X .. ., x 1 1 I I . , , e is qi qi Q q Q N fy XX X . . Ev Z it 5 X X X 'x 41,5 A ? T 1 ' ,glint il. Q f ll' Mau To fuk! v X ' The coaches, Lindquist and Heaman, were ably as- I. sisted this past season by Co-Captains Walt Troyer and Mike Gray. These boys really knew what they E ' were doing when they were out on the field, running n l, . . Wy the team. Oil' the field, too, they were of great assist- gs- Charlie DIHCS I 'I ance in that they strove to keep the morale of the KI 1 team on an even keel at all times. V 7 Z 1 Again this year, as in all previous years, the team I X members voted for the team-mate whom they thought had earned the right to receive either the Best Block- Z X er's trophy or the Inspirational Award Trophy. The X 1: ' boys who received these awards this year, well, de- X V Q served them, as was shown when the boys were both X I X chosen by an almost unanimous vote. These two boys f i were: Mike Gray winner of the Inspirational Award' 1 X l, and Art Doi winner of the Best Blocker s trophy. fr A 1 V Ed Daley N ,,--., ' 1 i Viflil ' . A-QU x QW! . 5 ,I I U . t X Signals-4-6-81 Coach Lindquist Co-Captains: Gray and Troyer Chet Burrell af l l S What Price Glory 0 XQXXJX T ig lj?r0g - i . Qliii 'ei t ll' tl' 4 ,S Second Team Second and Third Team Football So these are the football subs, the fellows who were out there this year to learn the fundamentals, so that next year they will he able to talce the place of the graduating seniors off the varsity. They not only learned a lot, but they also had a swell time. The second team had a record of four wins against but two losses, Especially outstanding on this team were Shozo Komorita, center, and Lee Stout, halfhaclc, but all of the team members played well. The third team had an even record of three wins against three losses. Notable on this team were: Jack Elwell, Jack Roderick, Dan Shearer, and Bill Silver. Never having been an athlete myself, I can readily appreciate the accomplish- ments of these two teams, even from a worm's perspective. Third Team 62 Callll of the Wild Managers IF all Managers Spring Managers Yellll Squad H masaki, lmai. Blanrhard, johns, Trogdon. f it X x VL U . U , 1 I ' V .1 V W , if . - .. 1 Q' ' :'-fir , -' , , 'e,,,p?!N 63 Lcll: Hamilton Sundstrom, Baldwin, Hein l.cfl: Sundstrom, Bennett. McCann, Japp Stcscll Against Stool 1 Carl Jarvie 'x , I 5 N0 if John Okamoto l Q l- N Jack Mulvehill All-City Shig Murao Coach Bomber Heaman owl Giants on thc Earth Hummmml Here I am in the basketball section. Gee! This looks like a smooth-working outfit. Over there is All- City Shig Murao, and there is his tight-checking pal john Okamoto. And look, there are Kell Stover and Jack Mulvehill, a really slick-working pair, so I've heard. I heard, too, about the way Roger Levan controlled the back- board and the way Carl jarvie sank hisy special fade-away shot. Yes sir!! These boys were really out there fighting for their coach, Bomber Bob Heaman, and for the school, Broadway. They came up with a fine record, ending up just one place below the playoff position v , , Q x Q . 1 X I .J 'ky il. .ar if I H .Q, aim . Will Tiffany L Q rf 9 X Roger Levan Kell Stover Giants of the Earth ,- 0 e all I S -A JW Second 'Team McLean, Silver, Dickinson, Demtun, Crowder Roderick. Second and Third Team Basketball And here are the basketball scrubs. Not a bad looking bunch either. They played hard all season and even though they did not win all their games, they did have a good time and they did learn a lot of basketball. As I was gnawing my way through to this page, I happened to get a mouthful of the second and third teams' scores. While I was digesting them, I noticed that the seconds won four games, while losing eight. I noticed that the thirds did even better. They won eleven games, losing but one. They deserve some special com- mendation upon the performance they turned in, because they won the City Third- Team championship. The way these two teams showed up this year, it looks as though Broadway's basketball future is to be a bright one. 65 sie? QQ Adventure Awaits 6554 Q Q, 0 V x This is an interesting page. Look, there are Lichty's tumblers who performed so capably at the assemblies. And there are the intramural basketball and volleyball champs, a physically-ht group if I ever saw one. But that is just what Lichty's intramural program was aiming at, to produce a hne crop of physically-fit young men. With our country at war, a loud cry has gone out for physically sound citizens. The schools immediately started a Physically Fit program, and Broadway's part on this program was taken over and supervised by Raleigh Lichty Lichtenberger. Lichty put into operation a plan whereby it was posssible for every student to take part in some sort of activity that would get him physically fit. So right here and now, I would like to hand a big bouquet to I.,ichty for the way in which he has put over this program at Broadway. Tumbling Team Lift: Sandberg. Coburn, Sonoda, Hirata, Kadozama. Cooper. i' Blossoms in the Dust Ax 1 ff- , , ,vx 0 4? Heavyweight Champions Volleyball Champions lx I R Yowhllomn. Shimizu Alu-ge, Kumi Sakaguchi. Nlllu' Oza Run Tun: Huw. Nlol Tlx-xmas. Bob Nllllvr, I ll El Nlrlm-an. ,lank Ross, Car! -larvle, lNlrl Gross, Ed M'cLean N 9 Lightweight Champions L4-ft: Phil Eder, George Tanabe, Masao Tomna. Roy Okada. Fum l I' lt llntramnral Managers Lrlfz Frank Nolan. Wfally Coburn, Sal-um T-ulwon, Mn-I Thr-n K 1 X! ' 'N Q - if ,. Q Up and at Them R g. Q - l 'it Glen Dickinson Jack Osmund Dmitri Richtoff Track Jack Rabbits I call them. These track boys go running around so fast I can hardly keep up with them. Mr. Lind- quist, the coach, has built up an exceptionally fine group of sprinters, but they are as versatile as they are fast -show up equally well in everything from pole-vaulting to shot- putting. Ed McLean Charley King 68 13 4 i .xfq Ken Solid Q9 Bert Crowder , l , '07 , . .N y N Q iQ XX 4 Coach Lind i t ' 'MQ- hl qu 5 i WW-J bm l ww I If Racing Start 1Frosh:SopIh Track Team So this is the Freshman-Sophomore track team. They surely make an impressive-looking team all lined up there from left to right with Chuck Switzer, Ed Lewis, Mike Knutzen, Ray Welch, Russel Craig, Ted Mace, Don Rowlines, Bob Jones, and Don Dahl out th ere battling to win points for their old Alma Mater. If the way this team performed in the Freshman- Sophomore All-City track meet is any indication of years to come, the track future at Broadway should be very bright. Striking an Average F Q jack Treese i ' jay Pratt 1 1 A J Q 1 1. ' ,,0 1 .xl i 'if Bruce Dickinson I 991 Os Q3 P! X 1 Q , F I '4 NW Q, ' s S.,- 59 Sid Morris if Bob McCullough Q' Carl jarvie Striking an Average These boys that were out there this year to get the fundamentals and ex- perience, had a good time, along with their work. That they did acquire tthe fundamentals that Coach Heaman was teaching them shown by their sea- son standing in the league. Take it from me tif you will take a bookwormls opinion, the way in which these boys played this year bids fair to a fine baseball future at Broad- way. f. ,- fly, i , Q3 - r A Q X x immie Rier Heels of Gold i Ken Sadick ' ' Heels of Gold What have we here? Let me look around. Oh, its the baseball section. Say, this isn't a bad looking outfit, even if the boys are all freshmen and sophomores. Coach Bomber Bob Heaman's championship team of last year was pretty badly broken up by the national defense program. Most of tthe championship team's mainstays either joined the country's armed forces or went to worlc in the defense industries, leaving Coach Heaman shorthanded. - L Q1 r'- I 1 f f M p! Q fl l 6 5 .,2. 1 'il f x f 'N 5 5 wo I Z: 1 it C im Crowder Lee Stout Bob Runkle jack Mulvehill v f e A5 kj -5 B Norland King apraln Sanders. if-varli Dunn. Through Space and Time 4 l'n-I mn-Mr-uorus Yanagurlir. Neal Ireland. Dick Van Sant, Sidney Earle. Coach Dwan .Muunl mu- Bill Silver. Herman Sarkowslcl. Charlie Bridges, Hank Sanders, If-url mn --Xxfallau' l'ii1p1e'rsrrorl1. Sam liorvnsrlrli. lark Hancnclr. jack Haynes 'f ollf These are the boys who push those little white balls around. It seems rather futile to me, but they seem to get lots of fun and exercise out of tramp- . ing around the golf courses. In spite of the rubber shortage, Coach Dwan has the usual high quality for themselves and Broadway. team. They have piled up an outstanding record +- E , 5 .VV I, sf, s fs. 'f '. x XJ .1 .3 fm f 4 xr C f 9 I ' ! ' 'NJA M I Xlslx , fag: ' , IL 31' .' Q 1 4: N EW Jr l r ll. 'A i Tennis Here I am, soaking up sunshine out on the tennis courts with Mr. Mount and the team. I have to stay in this corner so that I won't get stepped on, because the boys are so fast, dodging is a physical impossibility. Loolc at Harry hit that ball! That's Musselman for you! I-Ie's captain, you know, and the team's guiding light, top scorer, and general morale builder. A fl 9... C .' x 'fam I li - N I i in I l i Hill Topvl. Coach Mount. Rav Strand. ,lim Damn: rls. Lorne Denton. Captain Mu-selman. W'allv Cuhurn 72 v.. Striking an Advantage Get Ready af.. , COOUHB Tha I HgCxS Suspense Be HCI! Warmers IFS Qver Wheatles B G01 'he ww S Bgbbke ,Ibn In 73 Y 3XX X WW W M S fAi Q f X i f S W MW MQ ! I fflffyvp , M ffwxfy N y M 5 , IQ M 74 i M y g fkbfj A OX W ca J , W. ,.,, X in, 53 lj 'W' 5 I fig, 'f,,,.k gg U f ,W 1. 5 1 his 5: ' 1 milf-5 if NPQTJS Q f V401 ...P ASA I 4 1 U -ff ,QRAQQQ ' 4l'!fj 'fr g, I X f 3 fly' 7 ' 'Y :H f i7 mi X Z 75 in The Yeaurlliiing i FROSH CLASS OFFICERS Tnuiricrer. Billy Kellv:Vu'r'Plc.u'dvnt. jackie Hilsrher: l'rrvidcnl. Bud Hill: iccrclavv. bob Hjelm. Advisor: Miss Soderberg Councilor: Miss Randall Hi, freshman! Wanna buy an elevator ticlcct?,' That's the traditional greeting for those green little squirts on their annual arrival at the dear old alma mater. After running up and down the wrong stairs a few times, being seated on the fountain periodically, discovering themselves in room 213 instead of 312, and finding out to which teachers to be especially nice and which classes not to skip, they settle down and become part of the scenery. This year their top man was Bud Hill-long may his memory linger. The class was inspired and encouraged by their advisor, Miss Soderberg, and their counselor, Miss Randall. Have you seen the Frosh Flashes lately? lt's one of the snappiest bulletin boards in the school. And the freshman class meetings-now there is something to be proud of! Now, I aslc youg have you any complaints to make about this class? Haven't they behaved pretty well for all their inexperience? Well, then, here's to the class of '45l Good luclc and all that sort of thing. Will you excuse me now? l see some good eating in these freshman pictures .... 76 How Green Was My Valley FROSH COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN lfnnf Rm:-joan Lund, fimlcc Sameth, Robrrra Moore. Audrn-v Blrkrl, Snmnl Run-Asako Sakai, Knfhev Gmrpzv, Annette' Gr:-gson. Third Rum-Alfred Sherman. Philip Bormtrm. -f 1 RE .1 . It ,X 4 fhf- , :Q ' , . ' ff OS V la' I 4 FR 3, vm f Ai yi llll X 1' . '.: fo-M M1 --Q5 D -N-Af 4 P800 S E , fn H f W .M 2 vis'-: XDW, QAM' . :fue Nfl' , , 7, Fir-1 Run--Hrrta Beecher, Emlcv Samcth. Kathey Gcorgv, Joanne McFaddc'n, Rnhcrra Moore. Audrey Hirkrl. Mmrnl Run'-Sallv Holdvrnrss, Joan Lind, Lillian Anderson. Betty McDalx1el. Carol jx-an Allcn. 'I bird RunfGrorg4' Wfrllcinsln. Bob Nlccullough, Lro Lev. Jun Blarr. Philnp Bornsu-nn. 77 A Child Came Forth , Adams, Anne Allen, Margaret ff, m- , Ball, LOFCIH Bamber, Dick BOLlll3I'3flS, Bradley, D011 598.5 ..., 22 as 5-va' I, x r-T-A fffiiiffi if! Brougham, Dave Carlson, Pat Q ,Q ,U L, v t i - , I g A x Clements, Muriel Crawford, Bill 4k I ' ,..-. , Ji if Q vm 4 Anderson, 'lean Anderson, Lillian Aultman, Barbara Baker, Bill Benson, Virginia Blair, jim lf! 'xl fag. A To B W N NW Gai la ,lil ill' 125 ' 1. ps 1 5 Q -2 A, gk . l Q . I A 4 .fy M- ',?, tx A Boggs, josh Bornstein, Philip Brashem. Martin Broolce, Bruce -- -- 4, .V I .. v' I Carr, jean Clark, Earl lb L . X Cr0L1Cl1, Mary Cunningham, Anita -an 4 g V , ,, ' .,:. M, ' ,, 73 l N if- 3 2 ,. as . -,-, : , .. 'L ,IN as V X . A ' ' , . i -,.. , N kai , 'nfs A fi ' TJ.. it t-:, -t tzt' - ah ' ,' I '.,, ..i, 1 Danilchilc. Nady Dennison, Lorraine Devoe, Polly Eder, Philip Engelson' Vernon Estes, Jeanne 78 Age of llnnoeenee 'EZ' giilfl W Foster, Doiig Haldorgen, Ralph Halpern, Bob Hamilton, Dorothy Hausle, Bill Hawkins, Bar ra Hawkings, Rosemarie Hayes, Milton Hendrix, Joyce Roy Hill, Bud Huifv Ging Fllie 'QQ' Q, ta W! Huntington, Jerry Hutchinson, Jaclcie lcfeta, Slfoiichi Imayanagita, Osamu f ,Q if l lnouyc, Kiichiro Ishida, lshikawa, Namiko Ito, Miyelco Jackson. Marilyiq Jaffe, Elaine Jennings, Bob Jensen, Margaret gg A , K 4 Johnson, Elynor Johnston, Ralph Kanogawa, Shoji Karikomi, H K l V' K'bb 79 enry es er, ier 1 ey, Auclre Baby New Year M ...mf 1 , A VII: , .. -'a tex- x x! Kibbey, Bill Kinoshita, Mary Knepper, Earl Kodama, Mitsulco H I r ' 5 v gf al: wi 7 M h . Kyono, Toshio E Lane, Don 'il N R-ff w 5 Lee, Leo Leeser, Kurt Lewlllsen 'H-,1I..ewarlc, Kenneth I u M -lx, W 7 4 , A, I qgijjg 'fag QE ll . :Q ' x ' a n .531 f lf! l mf l f Claw 1 if ,A Q t l., 'ffl' -4' J , 5 sv, w' 1' M 1 2 . ,Q -' P .5 f Q I Q' vl vlgvf 1 :M ,V-. ,I 3 lzllii I Q K ' 'X K V i r l . A ru! ,ag l l l x Lind, joan Lindblom, Constance Machicla, Calvin Maclean, Pat Maher, Howard Maki, Yulcilco -1' Mathews, Mar1lyn Matoba, M1S3OMaffhCS, Jo Matzdorf, Nancy McDaniel, Bette McFadden, Jean McKnight, Colle en Michihira, KatsumiMitchell, PhyllisMiyauclu, Tak1koMoore Dor SU S0 Brig Momoda, George Moore, Roberta Morey, Colleen Mori, Sam Mummey, Gertrude Nagai, Anna f,,ff2fQ . X r if -fi' 5 ,, 'Yr' ' xx X si- 3 5 ' x 11 i f, o Nakamoto, Hisa Na . o, i ko Nakano, Richard Nelson, Stephen a Q, 4-. f sfo X' -N , oar .f ,mga 'hifi bYs5 fwff 'gggff Us K 0'2 EW if Q9 X A' 'Ll 1 , Q Q ws'-'Q . . , x Nickell, Geraldine Oha, George Parker, Lenell Paynter, Ann Perry, Patricia Pim, Johnny AQ ,img -J, Q .,., . ' , At -J ' Q , 1 4 Rasey, Katherine Reams, Joan Richards, Margery Richardson, Jesamine Riley, Georgef Sako, Hiroshi . , .,,: M Q , 2 V R t o a rst t ' gd o Sako, Sabufo Sameth, Emlee Sander, Virginia Sarlin, Anita Secord, Lenore' Senften, Jerry 81 Chiillfdlircim of tht: Dawn ' 1 ' , 'i'9iip1'5 t X l o . 1 2 Q Q Simpson, Doris Sivlcy, Sybil Smith, Jack Smith, Janice S0lie, Ea l Spanier, Roberta 1? f 3 K fl hp i I WT' Stanley, Boris Stavros, Peter Stemler, Ann Summerheld, Vera Suzuki, mi Suzuki, Fumiko Tanaka, Albert Tanaka, Tadao Taylor, jim Thornton, Betty Thumlert, Betty Tolias, Christto Tsuji, Mitsuye Tsutakawa, Thomas Turner, Harriet Vilouclaki, William Weeks, Laurine Wick, Edwin GIQLB GYM O- C Wildmg, Al Wren, Donna Wong, See Guey Yasuda, Tetsu M X X Siegler, Virginia Zila, William Chinn, Nancy Young Rcvollruuttionislti ' D... DA I ii. I K XX X : rf I. ..w. Igfxelliieil A I :f 7'l Anderson Zoe Aovama, George Brand, Dolores Burdette, Mary Chambers, William Chinn, Howard O N Coy, Donald Dyer. Shirley Garretson, Nancy Gottschalk, Herbert Hogan, Bob joseph, Norman Keitb, Sally Lulce, Mabel Ota, Yasulco Reynolds, ZOE R29 Scholl, Barbara Stoller, Jackie gl A Tarlloclc, Norma Talcimoto, Frances Tanabe, Mariannewienand, Anitra Zila Mildred Zinclc, Delores , S A Q 4 S517 v 'RW ww NIV QQN EI I I I-I Q I XA fx? 3 vb I WIXA, I +5 NQQ . Q. gf , W k i M 564l,iibf CIVIC . 631' L 533 5, is N 1 lulmllmilij QALGEB N ' .L ' 69 J W IIIIIUHL 1 'X fi .: mf? I f I I 309 r4 'N 6 ak X-:f x u E 56 R., e y - .r in- .' L. xgl y M un lm - v jf X51 . yy Q' la ZIV 4314. 83 The Road Back Miss Percival SOPHOMORE OFFICERS FIRST HALF Furl row-Ken Solid, Mari an Hughes, jim jones. Scmnd mw-Bill Carpenter. Sophomore Class This is sorta fresh taste, must be because these sophomores are comparatively new to Broadway. They've just had time to get accustomed to the traditions and ways of the school. But don't thinlc that these fellows are not in there pitching . . . they carry their part of the load. This was a great year with Jimmie Jones acting as president during the first semester and Broclc Adams ably carrying on his worlc in the second semester. Of course, both fellows were helped greatly by Miss Johnson and Miss Percival. SOPHOMORE COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN FIRST HALF lfrrrt ww-Ida wailing, Don Esfeld, Gloria Shafer. Svmnd mn'-George Romanoff, Jack Mulvehill. 8-I loolking for Trouble: SOPHOMORE OFFICERS SECOND HALF Fin! row-Brock Adams, Dick Reinhardt. .Second ww--Shirley Greenway, Lawrence Tripple. Sophomore Class One of the real accomplishments of the class was their fine, lively meetings. Even the lordly Seniors found pleasure in the modern ski movies shown at these get- togethers. Another of the gifts to the school was the Sophomore Scribblings. As the victims were well aware, it contained more gossip than ever. These future seniors will be a valuable addition to any class. Now to chew through the class pictures. Miss johnson i SOPHOMORE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN SECOND HALF Fin! mv-Maxine Solid, Ida Watling. Iril Shantin, Eleanor Swanson. Second row-jerry Sunderhauf, Lola Brock, Gloria Shafer. 85 .4-M. Q lBl.a1zefdl 'lraiill A. v , i 1 X 'XXX , , , Adams, Brock Allan, Carol Alllngham, Ruth Angel, Bernice Auffiefh, Audrey Bailey, Beverly . 5' gg. . ' ee gi M 4' as L l B, L 4 ii M ' -. 353521 ' Balcer, Barbara Bechtold, Iris is .X Beneclce, Bruce Berg, Anne Berg, Hugo Berry, Natalie Q is if I in , fi ilulll ,Hl'.5! ,M 5. 'lk Birlcel, Audrey Boswell, Guy li -wr. Brougham, Doris Cain, Ralph 1 1 ,, ii 1 Bottum, Elizabeth Bradford, Doris Brehm, Joanne Brock, Lola ,mai s ra A f mvpf fwaa 'rf ,Q . 1 ' ., I 5, V A , ,Lk if , , ' ik' 1 Carlson, Don Carlson, Louise Carpenter, Bill Cash' Marion n 'L A 0, S' -'U' i A ' 1 Chitwood, Ardella Churchill, RamonaCoburn, Alex Cody, Ken A A ,,,.,.. X sf! 'P' Coleman, Louis Collins, Virginia Cotton, Irene S6 Clearing Weather ' Q , far:-'wrff - wwvb Cramer, Ellen Cyr, Nancy it Davis, -lang DCBOCY, if . Dunn, Joanne Ferenz, Walt Finclley, Howard av' lx Gearheart, Faith Golombeclc, Esthe Hamada, Masaru Hamilton, Bob Dyer, john East, Hugh Eng, Harry Danilchilc, Vera Vps., d, .lean Druxman, Ruth Drummon I X Erskine, Dorothy Esfeld, Donald 6 iv .. , if 'E if ' .X Fleck, Jack Fujita, Ben Gardner, Betty Garfinkle, Louis rGreenway, Shirley Gustavson, Delma Haga, Naoko Halter, Connie B Q Hamilton, Wilson Hanson, Norma Haynes, David Hilderbrant, Bebe S7 Things to Come SQ Hill, Irene Hillman, Ruth Hilscher, jackie Hori, Ailco Hummel, Harold Hummel, Richard c ' . ,, L A It Hum: Duncan Ishibashi, AY3k0 Jensen, MHVY ewell Delores olmson, Leone Johnson, Rosamond jones, Jim Jorgensen, Bette Kameron, Bettymae Kern, Bob Kuchler, Inge Kuramoto, Miyolco Q 1.- Lamb, Kenny Lilffa, JO Anne Leong, Yew Lewis, Betty Lindbloom, Janet Lintz, Marylou ff-3' 3 i Lister, Lita Machan, Mildred Mamog, Georgia L X XXX X i X McCullough, B1llMeDaniel, Derry McDonald, Alice After Allll, llitfs Up to You if Merritt, Fred Miller, Glaclyseen Miyahara, Talcashi Moe, Betty Lou Muir, Lois jean Myland Louise Nazarenus, Louise Nelson, Mary Newell, Lois .lean Nezuv Akiko Myers, Marcia fin Nicley, Gloria Ll 5 1- ' iv Nichols, Ted Ninomiya, Calvin Nishimura, Fumiko Noritake, Yasulco Sundstrom, Glen Ohara, Mary . ,P Ozanne, Robert Papineau, Florence Parker, Frank Phanco, Shirley Pike, Gerry Pitcher, Mildred in l Ji x ,T . Probst, Calvin Proctor, Lois Putney, Nancy Quirlc, Louis Rainer, Adeline Rawlinson, Don 89 Sweet Sixteen ' i 2. ,vu S- f i ,. ,, 1. . S 3' if :L 4 Rhett, Bette Roar, Eileen Rode, Lyle Rollefson, jenita Romanofl, George Row, Bill MJ Sato, jean Schneider, Shirley Scholl, Earl Sears, Warrcii A G Russell, Leland Salcuma, ,ludy Sec, Harold Shafer, Gloria Shartin, Iris Shearer, Dan Shinlw, Lois Sigel, Barbara ' Simonson. Betty Smith, Arden Smith, Bill Smith, Betty, Sperry, Frances Stark, Lawrence Sf0dd3FCl, Mary Stubbs, Robert Sugino, Betty Sunderhauf, Jerry Swanson. Ralph Swinchart, Charlc S Brothier llilaitlsl Sytsma, Cynthia Tazuma, Jimmy fyffff X f Thomas, Bob Tolin, Pat Tonlcin, jim Totten, Birdeen A 'T I in AI 4 JA 1,4 I T Tsulwoi, Sachilco Tsuchilcawa. Mary Tsuchilcawa, Osao Tuclcer, Tommy Uji, Kiyolco Ulrich, Lorraine ' 'W ' Q 4.- .. Q, V gm Uyelci, Eugene Wakalvayashi, Lilly Walker, Gloria Watling, Ida Wescott, Charles iwhartcun, Dick .ts Sy 2 5 Q i K IA :Cs 1' Wliitcaker, john Xxfillceson, Nlarion Willianis, Barbara Willis, Gloria June Wilson, Paul Wiiicliell, Della Q- H. Qi 0- M Q x 3 Q ,, ' :ai A is . . x ' Q v K is we Xxfiscman, Harry Wolff, Barbara Wolfcmrd. Geraldine Yamano, Tomiyc Yasuda, Tetsu Young, Nancy 91 Pat Mulvey Charles Dines Pat Olmstead Ray Strand Miss Woodcock Winning iuut .llmnniior KClla1.s.s Wliat have I here? Ohl the Junior Class. How could I mistake such an eager and helpful group? That is certainly just what they've been, will- ing to assist everyone this year, their first year of being upperclassmen. The junior-Senior Matinees were put over with the aid of these juniors and they solely presented several interesting meetings which are worthy of much recognition. And, of course, I can't leave out the junior Play. They also discovered committee work was of great importance in order to put over projects and really set right down to work on them. Yes, these Juniors deserve much credit for all their hard efforts. JUNIOR JOTTINGS, SCRAP BOOK COMMITTEE Fin! Raw-Fred McLaughlan, Pauline Klein, Emmy Nell Peterson, Irene Kino- shira, Kay Kangas, Dorothy Trick, Eldeen Hightower, Bill Ristine. Sr-fund Raw-Ben Yanagimoro, Howard Powell, Raymond Chinn, Duane Kirby. jane Moore, Wally Engstrom, jane Newberger. Third Row-Harold jackson, Jimmy Rier, Maxwell Headrirk. 92 Smooth Sailing il . if Theyive learned how to elect good oflicers I can see! Pat Mulvey was their first semester president and Harold Jackson the next. Oh, and therels Miss Woodcock, their class advisor, who was always by their side interested in their welfare. They are the future Seniors and I lcnow that they'll take matters completely into their own hands and miraculously present another successful year here at Broadway. l PROGRAM, JUNIOR PLAY COMMITTEES Full Run-Beverly Rounds, Pauline Klein, Nlarilyn Cavan. Maxine Nostrand, Phyliss Cassady. Srmnd Run-Nlltsuru Ando, William Riggle, Bernice Ladd, Yoshiko Nakauchi, Ray Strand. Third Run-Don Grauas. Xwaldo Mclnnis, Raymond Chin, Robert Kuney. 93 Harold jackson 1432, - . ' Q. A 'L joe Shellenherger Pat Olmstead Q. V Tom Stevenson Mr. Young Dlecpcning Stream ,cf X 6. 3 ,,, 12 'D , x llx . ,- s.. ,-'ff . A1 fi, 'Q Z rl Q al . ' L- L f A? 4 1 l if 5 rf l ffff 1 N xx ,x I - K7 I 4 X 'H' 1 X lx I I X l 1 l ' I , ' N l ' l 8 l K x r,f. SOCIAL. Flfl,LOWSHlP COMMITTEES fl I In-1 Runffliuane Kirby, Dee Combs. Chnssle MrDonald. Ya:-ko Tanaka. I Palm' Nlrlnerv. jean Tenn. Tavekn Naknyamn. 'I I- I I X .und Nun-Robert Hungare, Paul Van Arsdvl. VUaIly Engatrmn. Rolu-rt ff' Kunev. lflm' Shafer, 1 I y I TR 4- X SPORTS. PUBLICITY COlVllNllTTlflfS A Ihr! Run-Betty Lind. Delores Fyfe, Tayeko Mlhara, Kay Nlorey. Emmy Nell Peterson. Eva George. .Slmrrd Run-Roy Cline, Paul Van Armdel, Fred Talccnaka. jolxnnx Okamotn J: l diy F' 7 IQ? - b- lift lllw ' 'Wl ll A ri., W fy, f .Ji K 9-l 3'.l 1571175 iff, f0 Tomcmmrow WiHH Come FOQ AQT DMN SX bu VK 'WI 0 44,0J mzowvbzvoCb hw-rw ox muog .57lCKY NUM' 9 Beyond Sing the Woods PRKNCIPAL IQMAW 551011 f'fa4f4f7'Z44d 5 ' Z-a-'Quay I J? .4 Q,JgZn4p.M iygwm jffw fi-Mfw N, v A 1 QQIALHZ4, 53,4441 797 044, 5,3 fZJ94nYI'1lfEZt' 0 K all fj ,Nj KOLMJ Le. 01,1 1.fA. GM y WW 96 Allll Sauill Scmt: If JUM7 Wm .4g.,Af4fZ4! QW? any W FT ! AME xjrrv fix ,1,'9d1-'Mt-v'444 M 244 'x'f'E2'l 'Mu LA IA Jam. BMW 44..m,,fff,..fm QLM6 MM Jw dm JNL-411 49Mf5fpz7f KLAMA, Y A551 M dm 21710 04.511, cflwf is kgwgff nil. AV,UfL.',t: ' ffalnac QZM7 Q7 b K, x. 7 Af . 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H12 ?!L,..llL 6ii,.Jl.Jlf Pray for Tomorrow 213,-uQ,7?..ML 7Z,m.W-ffawc A www Q,.A.o Qiwjv Q1-2-WL Jgnw JJ mama 9--MAJ-4-.J M dan, Jdmlbip sf467L,1, Wi Jiufi-nd 340'-J-742 mpwqmww 'Q-' 5 Z.- dzg JJJUM, ,qlffiogiiwm L9-fmwogmfwo pw ,d,:.,..L awimhwlo 103 QQ. ' s. ' 'lg 5, X. Q Q , ,a 'l.L f A V Y A Pfzw LJ0fZ'1-Frqafvfx WL!! mi4,.,..f7,.0 .,f4j,fLA.! ,1,,:,....,z.,.,.,:v Lf.z.,7,1M,A ,fffwefolnyif l..--Al4 J Av 1 A , 735,44 61111161 7, 'A' f xff V. 01,1 .Aqfff -Y cz 4.734-if fAL,JJ,,nY,,,4A, HH What 31 Life My -7if 45'44'0 ,f EZ Mqqygp fl 4'lf'. Ji7 f y-1 ff 4746 M2 QMZMMZAMAI fjifAz42'42ff f ,Wf-W Ulwim AW-af 71-fffw 94,-,-,..-,J may ,fQcgAx- KI Gill 'ZUJLA a..A. wwf ww ic J Al ,,JMz4f,fQfJ,,1 V ,4,,u,,, Jgvgj 4407 2,471 gm .ual 1 Random anrvcsit , . . - A 4 N gg ,l Q. ,glow SS: ' ,V fi Ken Sadick g George Wilsoii SENIOR CLASS I-Iere's where I start worming my way through a really hard Joh. These weather beaten seniors are going to give me plenty of touch chewing. Wlmt-n I remember those bewildered mama's little baby looks of four years ago it's really appalling to see how they've changed. But then, we turn out a crop every year. I should be used to it. I wouldnt have them lcnow it for e vf a minute so don't tell them but I'm really gonna miss this class. Teru Olca , ni 1 Don Hilde Senior Snoops luv! Rnnf-flfliillit Adtliioal. Rim Guensvr, Ifrnline Iialrer. Iimllie VUung. Nlarv Alulm XVAHI. lfllnor Akers, Clara Smnnwrlad. llla Abe. S...'nil Nun Nlnlmla Frazier. ,laiksmi Han-vc, Marilyn Rogers. Rm- land. Ifrwnk Sngeno. Iirnuk Nolan. 'Iivru Olin. Miss Walthew ll-ml IXUIH f Ken S.nhrk. Don Hilde. Hill Tmgden. Dick lxliflann. Golden Yesterday Ti ' , mgcff XX W 5 i Il! y P 'za 9 Qfetw X Mi ,,n Q , A s 1 eye Qi E - vital '. of itwgijli .siffloihlf 3 ,iw we rff it .fff x i 'ieg zi X Think of all the things they have given to the school on their way through: scholars, athletes, talent, fun! Remember those Senior Meetings, the Junior-Senior Matixiees, the Senior Play, now there was a real gift from the dramatic point of view. I'd better stop before I start getting sentimental. After all, they're swell kids and I hope they miss Broadway as much as we'll miss them. There I go hlubhering again when I lcnow they have a whole history-making future before them. Which reminds me. I have a future too. Pardon me while I go break a few teeth on these seniors. Boh Brougham Roy Lind Elinor Akers Airtsllnyitatiion lfinl Kiln - Helen XY'eher. Barham Cohn, Carol Carpenter, Marilyn Rogers, lflinor Akers. Seumd R.vuflN'Iargare! Hedruk. Maxine Mlclxacl. Betty Ann MtClung. George Knunguchl. Hidi-ko Nakashlma. 5 ' i Teru Olca Miss Mowry Never Come Back Program lun Nun -Nlary' jane Kmoshlla. Miko Ozalcl. Lon MCA l'arland. Hull Rvlu-rg. lN'lf'rr1t! Buxhaum. .N..omI Run -Russell Lag:-rlwerg Dave Hornuvm. H4-nrv Owrnn. Tnvnxnv Charuhas. llvmi Ron -Pvulw Brougham. Gl-'n Dickinson. Dalnee lnl Ron- Marllvn Rogs-rs. -In-an Slu-rk, Elame Fish. lNlarv lxlfffrvn-rl' N mf K--ll--l:rnnlr Nolan, Dull lVlCC:mn. Kvn Sanllclt. Cflommenlcement In I Rf:n-- Hrlrn Vl'vlu-r. Frances Wvsl. Marx' Jam- l'lmoalma. l.ms MfFJrl.:ml, S nl Run -- Nlrrrllt liuzhamn. Nlllrc Ozalll. Dltk Havfl, Frank Sugvnn, 108 Senior M others' Tea l 1nI Run-Mnlvel Moore. Eloise Wfatrleworth. Emlln- Wong. Marv julia Wlard. Margaret Hvdruk. l'.nmm .Ylvx--Genrgc Bartch, Louise Tlworkclxon. Rm' Slwuman. lhvm- Hu-,lwnc-ll. lFr1len dlship l nrl RuuiAlko Kascguma, Kiyoko Nagai. Shlzue Mura' moto, Hndcko Tsuralrawa, Nlary jane Klnoshlta. Ynrlnlto Furanmlo. .Yrrrwnl R-fnglfllcn McFadden, Saluko Nnkaz-hlma. Char- lu' Kung, Maw ldela. flzrvluuz .Vwflloy Omoto. Uurtwaurwdl Bound N . 1 A 'Rafi L ffir' Phil Volntes, Big B, Senior Class Art Com., Sealth Staff, jr Art Com.. Honor Sociery, Girls' Club Cabinet. faerie'-L jr. Usher, Chairman Soph. Scrapbook Com., Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman Sr. Play, Study Hall. Clerk, jfLA z24Jwar japanese GR'S, Banker, Science Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Club. Art Club, Soph. Scribblings. -. f 'C S . 21,4111 L,.irfA!lAf. lcni 'hw ffm ix Honor Society. Girls' Club Honor Societv- Girls' Club. Rep.. A.S.B. Rep., Artivity German Club, Invitation Ofhce. Chairman Sr. Roll Com.. Nichibei Choir, Sci- Rev.. Sr. Snoops. ence Club. Girls' Club. it tf.,.446 LQAM., GMS' CW' R'P-- G Gm.-' Club Rep L f .4 Latin Club Lost .na Found Club C '- SW-iv Hlll Found. ' 0' 'n Spanish Club, Nichibei choir Clerk, Sr. Class Rep. Honor Society, Girls' Club. Honor Soi-iggy' Sgholar. Frtnfll Club. German Club. ship Co., Science Club, Nich- Scholarshiv Com-, Fresh ibei Choir, Girls' Club. Rep., Invitation Com., ii Girls' Club. Boys' Club, Ski Club. 'hu-f ' x .ENJQR -um' C32 V5 'bxb'w'5Ql. Blondie Baseball ill' A ull If .fr 0 M W-Z 9 f 1, l. xx Z XZ' fr- X o . ,f B 'tn A Tall 5451 Lil Abner ' Honor Society, German Club, WhimS 595. V Sr- Plav. -Jf- Study Hall Clerk, Stamp , , French Club, Baseball, Boys' PLUY- WYIYCYS Club, Girls' Salesman, German Club. 'I' N Juv, Club. Club, Employment Com. Boys' Club, ' 109 IIIIII v o .8 - ' S 17 ' , I 'rl If I. 1 Q il I My ' I' A 1 J? fe S, f 1 ff 14 lj 'lf ,, ' ll'lll Never Go There Anymore Enclm 1f'2:v6lJL Pinky jr. Class Committee, Big B, Friendship Com., Health Com., Sr. Snoops, Bldgs. Com., Ski Club. C1.W....,.. r3..v...39 Charley Lost and Found. Soph. Roll Rep., Student Bulletin Read- er Ur.-Srl, Big B, Study Hall Clerk. fgweomue Sub Chairman P.T.A. Dance Com., Girls' Club Rep., Serv- ice Comm., Study Hall Clerk, Senior Snoops. -: .1 f W Q jfs- 4- A 'K E ga Bldgs. Com., Co-chairman, Ben, A.S.B- Rep' Lunchroom Com., Sports A.S.B. Rep., Stamp Clerk, . Mgr., Volleyball. Girls' Club, Roll Rep., Track. Study Hall Clerk. awww Tor: Pres. A.S.B., Sec. A.S.B. Pres Frosh Class ice res. . , V -P . Soph. Class, Class Editor Co-Editor Sealth, Roll Rep Band, Girls' Club. C370 Jacky Girls'. Girls' Club. 1 1 . k x . W ' hu. ' F 1' mum. ae.M1.A.5 cy,.M,.N Q ml Viwdwwfff Wheatirs joanie' B00p.B0Dp B d, Vicc-Pres. Spanish Sec. A.S.B., Jr. A.S.B. Rep., . Cliiilb, Vice-Pres. Ski Club, Promotion Board, Sr. Play, gznlfougliii SErFI::g'2TL:' Yell King, P.-T.A. Dance jr. Play, Whims, German P ' ' Co.-Chm., Promotion Board, J... lik' Club, French Club, Friend- 5P sh Club' Honor Sociefy, P.T.A. Dance Com., Girls' Club. X ,47'c17cL German Club. Band Major- ette, Health Club. A 4 ,, C72-4 Cla-rfcqfzasm 0 Football. Vice-Pres. jr. Class. Stamp Clerk, Roll Rep., Pres. Band, Latin Club. Tiger Claw, Pres. Hi-Y, Pres. Sr. Class. ww Mai'. Service Comm., Girls' Club. 5975, Club' Boys' Club REP Library. llll f C.J-0-Qrk-52-'4'f Hn' Soph. Roll Rep.. P.fl'.A. Dance Com.. Friendship Com.. Latin Clnlv, Spanish Cluh, Personality Com., A.S. 'hufiiunepafdullaf Mac Frosh. Roll. Rep., Soph. Roll Rep., Choir, Girls' Club, Sci- ence, Friendship Com., Little B, Spanish Club, None H4912-.-7... Lu Honor Society, Soph. Pub- licit Com '40 '41 Car Y -1 i ' nival. Daily Whims, Gym Checker. Stamp Clerk. Loollt QD-0310! Tiger Claw, Pres. Photog- raphy Club, Staff Photog- rapher of Sealth, Whims, Motion Picture Operator, Jr. Roll Rep., Choir, Cbgwixlhgwmyf me Ci,-we Zuma Buxie Tige Claw, Whhns, Quill dc Scroll, Student Leader of the Band, A.S.B. Calendar Com., Sr. Class Program Com. Girls' Club Cabinet, Volen- tes, Sec. jr. Class, Chr. Scholarship Com., Honor So- ciety. Co-Chm. Soph. Auxil- iary, Chrn. Hospitality Com., Chm. Micldy Com., Finance Board, A.S.B. Rep., Treas. Frosh Auxiliary, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chr. Social Com., Back W 'W .1-va u ' S is I 1- - - i X .fa f f' nag' A 7 1 f , ' 4' W' Y ff -, . lf f -:T . I . V 'L V V, X gl A W i 1 h nn ' Z ' v, .-, , TTT 'SW '42 ii l iallllllllllm. Q J l - - Ti F 4!J- ,721 7- i .wi MIQ mfg?-5,231 --r' ,yi pl, 5 , f 1 k dv' :1.-irirf-wx.: if W X ili lNll if i 'Al H i,i5',Q5K'a KA. i Z'!'I 'iw .4 -- WLM-t.i N41 L --- 1 Tb qa2.'.11:, l'N-'J- A ls. -q..a-:-Q---'f' 62 -I S 'ii' f ' W Q M 1 -.,. 1 . . .I V A ..,. . H Flash lffk Tiger Claw, Whims. Sr. Snooper, Sr. Play. Honor So- ciety, Hi-Y, jr. Play. ,gum Ox A Band, Dance Bancl, Orches- tra, Patrol, Vice-Pres. Mei Wah Club. hwy CAQWJ QVMWQQQM B.2zzj,a4M4.., zfwws mmf ffm, fZ,,,,,,, Dopey Willie Pres., Vice-Pres. Sec. Chinese Tiger Claw, Treas. Boys' Red High Pack,-1, CIO' Club. Co-Chm. Girls' Club Club, Science Club, Spanish Girls- Club. B , Cl b Minute Service, Baseball Scholarship Com., Honor So- Club, Flag Com., Intra- oy' u ' Mgr., Chm. Athletic Com. ciety, Roll Rep. Jr. Jottings, Bar jr. Plav, Sr. Play, Frosh Flashes. Student Council, Friendship Com., Honor So- ciety. Mural Basketball. eeguofnf cv-Lv fgwz Quaf C7 DM' F 1. F bbiiiccii ' F G -uf . ' t 3 . lfslt Dot' 7 Whm SMH' Punch C '- biiib Rociii Clerk Bo,-gi fini. Girls' Club French Club. G'. 5' Club Rep ad C b' Spaiiish Club, lnrramural Roll ROP-. Sfifnfe Club- S'ienc Club. l 2 Basketball. affuLv6Z,ZZ1n-I, Latin Club. German Club Science Club, Girls' Club. Dot .J nchantcdl Past l l C . . Treas. jr. Class, Soph. Dance Com., Honor Society, Latin Club. GZQMJA Roll Rep.. A.S.B. Rep., Sec. Band, Mitldy Com., Vice- Pres. Freshman Auxiliary, Spanish Club. Band Board Soph. Scribblings. 644.40 Scitence Club, Spanish Club Pres., Big B Sec., Hon- vw? lk' Dcvvflea Big B Pres., Girls' Club Cabinet, Volentes, Jr. ,lot- or g,,c,,ty, G.AlA- RW, rings, Honor Society, Lost ,wfvwdf Big Hom: Track Captain, Honor So- ciety, Tiger Claw, Choir, A. S.B. Rep., Pres. Soph. Class. Vice-Pres. Jr. Class and Found Com., Little UB. Wwywefwv Mardy Vice-Pres, Little B Club, Soph. Program Com., Latin Club, Jr. Jottings, Big B, Chm. Girls' Club Rest Room ,caffczgydfdg lg! c t. . 5 2 I blings, German Club, Girls' Club. P.-T.A. Dance Com. Chm., Jr,-Sr, Matinee Chm., Cabi- net, junior Rep., Spanish Club, jr. Jottings. Jr. Roll Rep., Intramural Basketball, Intramural Vol- leyball, Science Club. ,SA.a,49,, Jour Eafiic' Knitting Club, Girls' Club, tsl' ' i X Girls' Club, Banker, Stamp Clerll. A.S.B., Frosh Class Rep., Latin Club, Science Club, Service Com. bn. ,fu-.a., Squirt Girls' Club. ' L 0 Q in ,Gf-'J-'fy Rare Puri' BOYS' Club. Chinese Club, Science Club. Jr. Scrapbook Com., Friend- ship Com.. Soph. Scribblings. Study Hall Clerk, e ,- 1 Eric Walt Honor Society, German Junior jottings, Patrol. Club, Boys' Club. l I2 Pubic Pres. Frosh Auxiliarv, Sec. Frosh Class. Chm. Soph. Tea Com., Ir. Play, Honor So- ciety, Chrm. P.-T.A. Tea Beyond 'thc llrlloirihon sf, X L S 'Q 2... X 1,.7,,.,V...,,g ammo Z-7-Lv ,wg fiya, ,gina-QQ Q Mi'l1 Mac Suu 1j,,,,,'L- Treas. Frosh. Class. Ski Club. Senior Snoo s Bi B Girls' S anish Club Stud Hall Jr. Roll Rep., Minute ire is ,fkf-erik Tiger Claw, Track. P.-T.A. Serv- P - S - v V Club Rep., Spanish Club, Clerk, Sr. Rep., Dance Com., Friendship Com. Service Com. pwglygf fm, 5fw.f6..,4 Soph. Program Com.. SIIYHP Blackie Girls' Cluh- and Coin Gub' Bank Clerk' Baseball Stamp Clerk. 57-gr--el--' ia, Band Sec., Choir. 4.2.14 MX7.. Girls' Club Cabinet, Promo- tion Board, French Club, Choir, jr. Play, Chrm. Stand ards Board, Soph. Scrib blings. ASB. Rep., -sfffdm i 'gag .Wllinlc SWK? Com- Girls' Club. sr. Play, A.s.B. Council. Friendship, Writers' Club. Wx. -is L .YH ' Ci ' - , ' lflfjyrfn :ff , L,?Z54Z4,4g,,f,z1p Girls, Club Rcpq Service Choir, Attendance Office, Sr. Wh' v G' lb' Snoops, Sr. Roll Rep., Enter- Bmdi 'ms lr S rainment Com., Glee Club. 113 if Riding Club, Girls' Club, Orchestra, Personality Com. 1 QMAA faazarm-05' 'ar Sr. Friendship Com.. A.S.ll. Rep., German Club. Friend- ship Com., Honor Society Latin Club, Nichibei Choir: Girls' Club. Q04-6 Ru-'fa' Tuliz Orchest , D 'I W ' Choir, Gairls' Club him 2.275425 AU 4' 1 Af 'M' all ,if .faf4lQ6 Aki Friendship Com ,, Stamp Clerk, Nichibei Choir, '40 Carnival, Frosh Auxiliary. A.ZrAJmzf llluggsf Girlsi Cllll' RCP- J Q WWW f 7 ffm, Z ff Z X-JAZZ ' . fix 1 1 ii f. V, AN lx .fb Nj Ms if , I 5 Zz. Y gl., ,'Z..'!Z 7 1 .xxwfnimiii ' v W 5 M 'Zyl tj r linhui ,- O .-Jlwwrvqo ffdlumv Fl -lr, Pulwlu ' 'n i ,X yy-i,v,f' E1 K. f 9 X ' ' f f7 4 4 f ' ! ' 6 4 X f, 2 liijxx I I .ZA ? lj X5 3 .K s . .5 Q xii , Ai? W ,, Z X b-. N' , f 4216? xx , QV f H1 QW ff yfyys Al If v lf r N' I :qu W A X 4 ,E VX B 4, H 4 C lv ' My C.m.. Huw x, l ' Club. Q- Mffnwf ffwd l'rw l'rn-slmmn f a VI l'r1-N ll, lr ,. NN A I PK A 1-mlm Vlulv. Klum Pm U lmn llunnl ll n 1 'H h .V 1- .mu-u A s is R.-,., :sms c rua. l Al xml Pu-N 'md Y I in 0,46 ln. k l.1 nl lumum. Bm C Cflulwl IL QHISIU Secrets JL! ff ..,,...,,f Pu! Girls' Club Rep.. Frlendxlup BON- Club. Com . Commencement Ush. 4-r. 9ZL..1Jf'AA4. :lnlx Src. Writers' Club. W'lll.u- :Kd Stafl. jr Clan Plav. OI HA F me orcr. Sr. Plax. ,f , 772 4f9L'l-Lfkfuff All Rifmlmg' .llnlmlgngral Iliamkvt' Svc.-Trcas. Plllwllxlugraphr Bm 'ClUl'- ' ul an crol' Club. Anal ljlrui-wr 'Ir Plav. jr.Plny.'4pan1J-fI1l . ,a J. l.ntln C,luh. Choir. Rall Hep, Nh-Y Q j - ' 2 ' ' r . l lf- ,hf r 2v7.M1 r QQ? . ad ' fx. ' f llfuggl, prpl C I . 5mmkl Varsity Baseball. Tiger Claw, Treas. Clwolr. Vo vntvx HY S . ' I-I h S l I C1 ly, Fonllvall. Honor Soflvt v flulv C1 ' Xflcr-PH , f:l:lrlc-. l7urLln'. W h i nm Q Bo x ' Q I u 1 rl! rs f lu onor Soruv I5 . Chlb C om P IC 1 I V Com . nl N ' f. 1.1.-,La ryan H-N V , 'fl -' ' JV M4 .,f.,.. rf K ,g,1.ffrf.f,J gg? 2 QM? y .l, 131' . . . . . 'uf , . l-lgvr f.l.uu. Sr KIM. lwv ,Almrfl -- . r 1 lx xx f...-f. cm-. - V - , Sf HH' rl' - - I Clurm l'l.lll Lum. VX lmnx XVlumx Small. lmnnl. flu Mm ' l ', lun' ' S'lm,l ri.Hp Stall. HI Y. Spanulx f'lul-, S. raplu-ok fum. ,lv Roll flux ' - S' Mu' l N P' liuvx' fflulw R1-p, llqp, Hmmr Q.-.14-ly VIH' ll-I x .4- 46-wqnuff - A ll' 1 1 Rvll Rvp. A s lx arp, HW W 5 fflulv R1-gf. Hmmr Sn' . Cvrlluan c,lLll'. Snwluf' . Xlflllrvzs. Harvest of the K'7 7 L' 7'41 ?' K-11 Boys' Club. Spanish Clulr. lntramurnl Volleyball, Intra- mural Basketball. Scif-nec, sbs LA MZ1 jrvr' Blhif Bill Football. Baseball. ,., AI S0Pl1- Roll Rep.. German Club. Latin Club. Banker. Wluyr . Sealth Staff. Sr. Friendship BUYS Club' Com.. Honor Society, Girls' Z,-.big .fn 44,Zlon4. Honor Society, French Club. Sent-nrt' Club. Z!44f4a,17Z2 lntrnmural Vollvv Ball, ln- tramural Basketball, Science Clnlw. German Club. tlnnn- Soclrty, lirlentlslnp - nm.. liank Clerk. Club Health Records Com.. Com., Soph ddbolaww Seflllfl' Cufn., E5lT1Pl0ylnl'nl Com.. Whims Stall. French Club. Soplx. Roll Rep . Wfrit- vrs' Club. i I Mm tffwwtwrf Bova' Club. Science Club. Years gr-N 1 K DM hmm.. Red Pres. Debate Club. Chrm Student Forum. Tiger Claw Senior Play. Pres. Latin Club. CMJ Na-Ui-Orbtj Girls' Club Chrm. Sr. Program Com. ' f I X .- 611414, N lg ,MMO Cffgfl c1,n4.1i.7f Honor Society. Scholarship Com., German Club. Japan- ese GR's, Orchestra, Nichibei Choir. Hovior Society, Poster Com . After School Sports. Girls' Club. Nicliibei Choir. At- tvndanrr Omre. Study Hall Clerk. J ' . f ZW-7A f jfmenle, ' ' 11-.1 G,A.A.. Friendship Com.. Muddy Com., Big UB. Girls' Club. Stamp Clerk. Latin Club Sealtli Statl. Boys' Club Suave Club Boys' Club, Honor Sncistv Class Honor Roll. Science Club. I' 1 1 in W i xx t alfa' if lllllllll f i 4 ,,N it 'ws Slllviiblll bp X -'Q 'Ill i Suki' sJgh'BRt?il llxlmuw SN' Senior Snnups. Wlitins Srarl. 'U' ol' ' P' Postr-r Com.. Honor Society. 115 lim l5. G. A.A. Rep.. French Club. Q11 S mlb: i9 49' Il ll 5 'XXX -G ' 0 XII llmmlmp .Ml Mill , -- q 1 ll? r ll l'i, 4. f I p, , a ll 5 mfQ, 71 . lx f'r:v1 y Boys' Club. Intramural Bas- ketball. Science Club. Intra- mural Volley Ball, Nicbibei Choir. I , Lllcg Sei'-14441 i v ConimxyS I3 R p.. Green lLauuur'cIs if hw' yew'-ff ffl-AJ' 9-AJ-Mu jalm German' Club, Frosh Roll Boys' Club. Boys' Club. gigs- 5f'f'1ff Club- BOYS' DONY. RT LHST... on YEAH! , ff- I 2,39 Z if .:ff4.,.. 4.1. .dz I -li . a n l l 'if ft I X ine-pr el S1496 y rlil, K' M dd .. . - . . t' Soph. Rep., Friendship Com.. Spanish Club. Latin Club, Asst. Sect. A. S. B.. ii' Soph. Roll Rep., Attendance Ofhce, Honor Society, Girls' Club. , 741 O Y 1 ,f.1.uaQ lax., 'YIUW-4, rnwej .fMM4pf'2ff.6c liimiln-y Millu' Honor Society, Girls' Club, N- - C . Senior Snoops. Clerk Com.. gzlxmecgililllliv bpanish Club. Lunchroom om Lost and Found, Spanish 4 ' Club. Science Club, Nichibei Q.. i.4,.a..,... LQ Ski Club. Tiger Claw. Bovs' Club Cabinet. Vice-Pres. Rod and Reel Club. Winner Fish- ing Derby. Whims. A. S. B. Rep.. Intramural Manager. A Choir. lx vt .rlrr Baseball, Football, Chrm. Pa er Drive Com A S B Rep p ,, . . . .. Soph. Sports Com.. Boys' Club Rep. OA 'W Pres. Frosh Auxiliary, Dance Com., French Club, Study Hall Clerk, Little B. Buildings Com., Chrm. Lunchroom Com.,Girls' Club 116 lt Q-42 ff us. Wl'fIl' Intramural Volley Ball, Bas- ketball, Minute Service. WA' Q H-'rs. I 11 Q-w' . l Q . x . av- - M . Www Whims Staff. Intramural Volley Ball, Basketball, Rod Rug. 40' I r 4-,Q we , I 'll - ': '. ': - Crulfh Tiger Claw, Quill and Scroll. Ad Manager Whims. Stage Force, Minute Service. Stamp Salesman. 'n Reel Club, Radio Club, Debate. BOYS' Athletic Com. 11446 I-ylqgjd p-fa Friendship Com.. Latin Club. Girls' Club Rep., Middy Com., Service Club. rv- 51 Aawfmm Sue Girls' Club Cabinet. jr. Roll Rep., Rest Room Com., Jr, Scrapbook Com., Friendship Com., Banker. 7y74444,'l4,hu4-4-1 Missy Science Club. Nichibei Choir, Girls' Club. Bova' Club. Boys' Club Rep . Science Club. Fame lls the Spur L. 77-U4ff7 'f QLY ' - , 4711.60 fffffa www., Myra, v3ZWZ .6714 H h AJQ! P vs Hunk Honor Sucu-ty, Latin Club 5L',.,,4ly I-'lm nnnr lNtn'u'ty. lu- us. I lg I . X y 5 ,I Lil lu, F ' d,l . A - V ll, Clirm. lnvitatmn Lntnw Pulls Llul' Rsrjvllgzllncv :Huh run MIP Boys Llub, Nicliibri Choir. in-rinnn Llub. Latin Llub. Clxrxn. Senior Frn-ndnhin 25144 li.,7..g Hrtkv Girls' Club Cnlmwt. Girlx' Club Rep, A. S. ll. Rep.. linnur Society, Spanish Club. Science Club, ML 2, 45+-'f 44-0-f Corky Little B, Big ll, Girls' Club. za 4514 C jr. Class Treasurer, Tiger Claw, Dance Band, jr. Class Dance- Cbrm., Minute Serv- ice. Senior Snoops. Bantl. Boys' Club Cabinet, Roll Rep. 5611 ' Al volentes. Girls' Club Cab. inet. Treaa, Sopli. Class, Sum? Clerk. Ticket Ofirc. Latin Club, Sr. Pin Com. ,a.,.....,4Z.Aiy Sanlnly Honm' SUNNY. lntramural Basketball, junior Danu- COHI-. French Club, Safety Patrol, Library, LL.. Ruxf Honor Society, Band, A.S.B. Rep.. German Club. French Club, junior Claw Rep., Chrm. Scholarship Com., Ucrln' Cami Girls' Club- Big UB. French Club. Band Cashier, Girls' Clulr. 7?e3-ffl'-www Tink llast-ball,German Club, Span- ish Club, Tiger Claw. Bas- ketball, Track, Frosb Foot- ball. Co-Cbrm. Dance Com. gp-.. Vit: French Club, German Club, Science Club, Boys' Club. 117 Tenn Iialu' Girls' Club. Girl! Club. fzvwzfffwfmw lHai -lr. Salt-tv Patrol, Intramural Volleyball. Boys' Cub Foot- hal. Clwss Club. Roll Rep.. lntrzmural Basketball. QQ is . , - rx ffirifa ffl!! 15 C Rflnlllll I Senior Snoops. Hi-Y. Treas. Spanish Club. Science Club. jr. Roll Rep. - Q C 'f ill . e 0 mf? 041514 Big E, Library. Spanish Farewell to Thee 5. ,je Qi? jg. dun:- Frcslunmn Roll Rvp.. hopho- morv Track, junior Tennis, vfidfz J- Al bil l MA .Av uw -' C,, 1 7 .iLU1rrfI1H1m'V,l fx. . Il- flfl .f I 1 '61, 'ci' fx - K , 4 'C Xflfl f l A 'll 1 ,UI , A V VN Q 9? lj xi ?L,4 6 .' wt ' A f iw' i V J . . A I 9' 1 E ' ' Is W Q I X f . , gh ' Z l. 'V 1 r 1 K QQ? X i - - ' W1 f V ,, mf if 'A L M.-fo gyda. Jrmnl' jr. A.S.B. Rep.. Srvpli. Roll Rep. Study Hall Clerk. Nlcliibri Choir. Sc-rvlrr Comm.. Scrapbook Comm.. AX. ,Z.,2':L.L..,4. Boys' Clulv. ox 3 Girls' Club Rep.. Nicliibei Choir, Girls' Club. L ' 7 fi 1 ,ujyft Gut, QAM mf1t,L...M y Aff, 6 Pfwwyf 146 3 My VULVM. Nirky B4-H Per Wrr , Cl ls C .. B' B, ' ' 'i R'd Cl la, G' ls' Cluli. l3Pal'huC0m-Tri Clib- ESE gil.-ETSI? FG? 53.21 Riffs. Fiospiflliw Com-- ' l Friendship Com., on 1 1... ap Q r QQ , .Q 'V A k V . 1 J PCE zlf . , ' f 'ii:Q..fa-- 2 5 A A -rf, ' l 1 il V fp ' f 1 MLM 77ZC'!W4'4'f f yi! Dolly Mel: Big B, Little B, Lunch- rooni Com., Knitting Club. Pres. Latin Club, Girls' Club Cabinet. Chrm.Sr. Art Com., Club, Latin Club, Girls' - - 2 F' dhh' C 4' F h M- S F h lb Club' stunt' Club- CRES' s IP om rent glslgglzstlglshHEl::,s:stEiT Cal:lnL:t'ZLervire, rent C u - . v. 1 y 45 -Z V Li 44 Q fi W up 1 K I, ,f , l ' 4. ig Mgaff fwj y71,,,g,,Z pdl., QR ,US.un0...l. Max . . - Wh' B kk .R B, Bovs' Club, Intramural Vol- , . Elf Eriendskig SRr:..q l-rgndship F,i,::3ZhisoCz:i1:,Er Glfrman leyball and Basketball, Sci- 2?il:1ceCg:l1:L.Honor Societv- Boys' Club. 'ont' in ' ' r' mgmm Club, Honor Society. Inf? Club. Com.. Service Com. IIS A.S.B. Rep. UI. Boys' Club Exiles ...., ,Q H Sl... ?,,Llg,!l ' 43.1.6.9 mggg, mm., 4,C.2,,,,,,,,,, '7 A , Zz W-Gffitbfff Ynk Promotion Board. Vic--Pres. Girls' Club Latin Club. Spaniel' Club' 'Mg UB. Invitation Com.. Sl-mor TPI V'-ilvntesi Science Club. Service Com.. Science Club Basketball Mgr., Girl! Club. Y .4 y A Q at .A4vvfG Honor Society. A Capella Choir. Sr. Friendnhnp Com., Nichihei Choir. .Q-Q, Kb f?Ef7,,.,4!. Paffw AUX' Girls' Club Calumet. Spanx Mgr.. Honor Soclelv. ling H, G.A.A., Latin Club Friendship Coni., Choir, Co-Editor Sealrh. Quill and Scroll. Honor Society. .4 W--f-0 Shzg-avi-fur. Baalcetball. Boys' Club Svcs' junior Class Prn., Tiger Claw Secy., Minute Service. Baseball Mgr.. -Q Q lLa.j,,.L Nb v..,L..Ut.J MA RUM' Club. Science Club. 64-Il Mfrrglr' Co-Clirm. Hospitality Com.. P.T.A. Dance Com., Senior Snoopa, Soph. Roll Rep.. Soph. Scribblings. 7-facie' Ski Club. Riding Club. Nlafiic Scholarship Com., German Club. l-lonor Society, ASH Council. Science Club. .v: ! ' ',0fff,fn?f1 'B x , , ' 1 JY: ff L V5.1 ' Us Mfr ff, ' 2 , fuels I4 fylfgilx VI . 1 ' l I A, .cypra ' mic 'on if i 1 7 1 - r .f 1 E fy X ' I fi I-milf 0 ll N l Qi f, -N li asf? ff ' A f , M25 '- llllrfv 7 'X....n. Q- fl'?9fQ94 5 5. . in ,f7,v.p4f. e,c4f7Qw-f' I' mmm' N S. B. Rep., Frwndahip Com.. junior Plav. Senior Plav. Girls' Club. hiya. 2'.?.,-ze, Nitlnhei Choir. Muddy Com.. Nurs:-'t Omre, z in- ? El m. 9t...,. M-iQ: Froxli., Soph. Track. Vanin Foovlmll Q 1: 5. I - '- 'M' V 114146 ,3:.f..4,4m ?2z....J77.1..x.,,.., Jagged 7f.,f.a4.- VIMQVCTC Sem-f COM- Sf. AH Cum M-wwf s. -..... f Fr ..-.. .1.i..p Com., 5... c9..usC1..i. ffm... cg ..... ., German cm., ll9 . n , :,.,.,1,,-.,.g, jCf.fe.4....,4 Honor SocwtV.German Clulv. Science Club. Radio Clul-, lnlramurnl Tulle, The Great Tradition ml Rmlus Dance Com., Plmlographu' Editor of Whums. Lunchmom Com . Ski Club. 1 Amir Wwiww NUI' Boys' Cluh. f-QHWIa1lLEil!7'..3E5 5- . Aix xv ., ' if ll? if ,iil Y ... ,Q +C' bv +, X Hilda ASB, Roll Rep., Sr, Friend- ship Com., Banlr Clerlr. Scl- encr Club, Girls' Club. .l ULQDJ Ylwmw' gyda Vi Honor Snciety.fir-rnman Club Radm Club- WWIUY4 How Hrsspilalily' Coin., KIIIKYINLZ Senior Friendship Cam.. S,-,I Club' Clul-. Girls' Clulv. vice Com . Girls' Employ' mi-nr Coin.. Llbrarv. , - ' f1:..f. was 1 :.g.. C ' X 1 p l 7f..M,4 ZAM N11-pu P.T.A. Dance Com.. Sr. Pro- gram Cum.. Froslw Baskrtl-fall. Vodvil 38. A.S.B. Rep.. Ski Club. German Cluh. WWW ,WJ Numi- Roll Rep.. Friendship Com.. Hospitality Com.. Art Com. ls!! Yfzwafpdd f M4104 M156 Yuflwm Hi 1:11 Cfhrm. Prutrr Coin.. Honor Sonny. Senior Rep.. Srrvm- ffnm- Banker, japanrn- GR. M J-'ki ' Y 'ls IV Skrfv German Club. Science Cluh. S .h Cl h-Auendanu. Of- Q k S . Honor Sofiffvl hltngarniclal. Science Clulv Hal' Chr ' Hym- 15' ' and ., 5 5? 2 vig Fx-fr, 'fx . pvrq-2 0' 1 Q Q, I Ai . , dl 1 ' ' ' i 7 ' . L N V! I fniknul X Nflffdil' Froalm Football. Band. Junmr ,-1 .i-. - 4 Boys' Club' Social Com.. German Cluh. 4 QP' X. Q A aj? -lf' 21 A -rl l LLLQQXQ61- -f 641,-Lf buf. 0067-441-f ' ' ' .. S V llfffgi.ifa1Z,'sifQglf.ffli F'i 'dS iP Com S 'l ?ZmF 3flf3lp Com Club. Big B, Sealth. Secy. Club' Gvm Ckrk' 4 '- of Frosh Auxiliary. 120 Siu Tiger Claw. A.S. B. Movir Board Chairman. Honor So- ciety, City Debate. Latin Club. Sr. Program Clurm. Who Calls Mc lfh GS if 1137 Cm, Q Sr. Friendship Com.. lntra- mural Sports, Silence Clul' Boys' Club. QA-ff-A+'-1G3 V Rravrr A Ednof . in - Chief of Whims. Pres. Junior Class. TUZH' Claw. A.S.B, Cabinet. PTU- Spanish Club, Honor SocietY, , ff.. W f ,.z:C,., ffL4-fffrwfw Boys' Club, Chinese Clul' Frosh Basketball. 09u4fWC7A+,.,..Q Track. Ski Cluh. .. fm., H115 ful , Crdffl' Girls' Club. A.S.B, Rep. Girls' Club Cabinet, Person- 7,,,.,.-4,u, 0221 MM M Miki' Tiger Claw, Honor Society. Roll Rep., Pres. and Vice- Pres. Nirhibei Choir, lntra- mural Basketball. Girls' Cluh. ,GA-JM! kim R14 Boys' Club. ' aww., Girls'Clul1. ality Com. Q' I V' I H lf .i I Xtlgcg f-3lJvdxr-rv I f L'j?Zkff4.fqk,ZZ,f2i1g'f Snzv Hal Kay, Girls' Club. Chvir. Girls' Clul-i. Service Com. 9 l will lugbuffffngcfh Tldi, Urrrk. Thr Afp Varsity Track. Pres. Boys' Club. Honor Society. Tiger Claw, Treas. Fresh Class. Treas. Soph. Class. 7 . 16104-M AW? 7 7?-7 ff Girls' Club Pres., Mom Mawr HN Gigli Club, Com., Activity Oman PH, Senior Auxiliary. Soph. Aux- 50nlllfY Com. Chrm., Volen- BOYS' Club. 'har'- tes. 121 Uvcir the Wall . rm we .5 , ' L ,f .2A, W 614, ,d,f-of 4 ZfCLrL'?ffJ Ind Vice-Prrs. Girls' Club. Patrol. Spanish Club, Boys' VOIHINS. Honor Society. Vice-Pres. Frosh Class, Big H. Little B. Sec. Spanish Club, Sr, Tea Com, eff' I K Club, Science Club. i il ,J CLAMWWWWJ Rujrqfw. youu: NYM! Officer Latin Club. Volentvs, I-Tllfl Srrapbook Cnm.. Honor So- Asst. Secy. A. S, B.. Chrm. ru-tv. Band. French Club, Friendship Com. Jr, Class. German Club, Spanish Club. jr. Play, Whims. Girls' Club Com.. Frosh Auxiliary M7 Sec. Frosh Cla ss. Frosh Flashes. Sec. Ski Club, Choir, Sr. Roll Rep., Wliinis Ad Staff. 7344-M Zim, Hut-Sui Friendship Com., Entertain- ment Com., Frosh Rep.. Stamp Clerk. Latin Club, Sci- ence Club, Middy Com. 71647 7f :if -lf Pj. Boys' Club. . Kilim A Senior Class Pres., Minute Service. Baseball, Football, A. Sli. Rep.. A.S.B. Cabinet. Tiger Claw. Shig Jr. Roll Rep.. Stamp Clerk. Intramural Basketball, Sci- rnce Club. I1 . ' D SGH- mrs' 1' '-Hd . ' 0 4,Zu,.w -4L:,,.,, 'lbw A- A Capella Choir. Nichibei Boys- Club' Banking kink' f.lmlr. lnlramural Sports. Sflrncr Club. llnvsi Club. Sh ukv Honor Soc i e t v . Sophomore Dann-. jr. jotlings, Art Com., Friendship Com.. Big B' 122 ,icwfiwld Boys' Club. gk uv' K.. 1. f -244-1 i2QffQ1...4 A.S.B. Rep.. A.S.B. Cabinet Friendship Com., Honor So rlety. Hall Com. 5 4 4 5 u 9 f5fJm.n,Fibe A.S.B. Rep.. Library Staff, Stamp Clerk, l 09 ,rf AQ - . ws. yfgpr, LXAAALL and! Girls' Club. H4451 -And! Harlk Gnlf. Srxenfe Club. Spanish Club. BUYS' Club. Intramural Volleyball. Rod 'n' Reel. lln This Oiuur Life X ,sam ,QQ Latin Club, Nliddy Com.. Rep.. Soph. Dance Com.. Scrapbook Com. Treas. Girls' Club, Volentes. Honor Society, Vice-Pres. jr. ilr. f71+,',,,QW,v JL bmrlfi' Girls' Club, Stamp Clerlr, Jr. Class Rep.. Study Hall Clerk. Commencement Usher. A.S.U. Rv-p., Election Board. jr if Zfwfffwfc .flaw Girls' Club, Friendship Com . L' , 5' S . . Q G , ,k L .. gl K 4 . -, - . -g ips, .1 1f.,.,.,6!,Af Cigar Head Mgr, Football, Basket- ball and Baseball. Tiger Claw, Man of the Year. QovJ,,, FW Xl' u,,,w. MO' German Club. Honor Society. - .S Jn! J' 5 N sf X r Boys' Club. 'G' Boys' Club. 5 . . Latin Club, Sub Chrm., Buildings Co.. Library Com., Honor Society. Sr. Scholar ship Com. Q , ,QI ,VQLQZ-':4,rL Zlwmnami Choir Vice-Pres., Jr. Play, Sr. Play. Honor Sofiety, Tig. er Claw, Frosh Program Com., jr. Class Rep. JW. faux Bulk Girls' Club Cabinet, Sec. Sopli. Class. Sec. Little B, Girls' Club Rep., Whims Cir- culation Manager, Volentes, A A 254,44 kwa., Miy'iv Science Club, Study Hall Clerlr, Middy Com.. Activity Office, Nichebei Choir. Sr. Friendship Coin.. J TCYQ .,Qz,'L4?Z' ,, Girls' Club, ws 'Q if- 'NF Qu, XSWLWSMQ- 7.445 Qi--Q W'-Meoeg Dehatec?quad,FChrl1n.plr. Pro- 'Iiimi Gnwk Sr- Honor Society' Sr. play, Pfam om '05 Ingram R'd' Cl b, Usher Music 1 , Ski Club. Riding Club. Soiri15: E':,2: C'?:z,k bi ' P25251 PEW-Phy L':i'2::,',1L. '- Mm o .. s . 123 Swish 1-'lj Mothers Tea in The Young Trailers 'QA m qlrb W Q . r r . rv- f if N r ei r i... 4... Q-:,5: . 1 f ko - ,G D 7 -' jp 7'fa4i,fJ Q16-n4,4Zfw W 2404101 Xiu fo -U44 rd A: -up' Cfldifl --fjffjdfj ' U f f .H S dc Friendship Rep.. Girls' Club B k tb H FWF h Cl b M. Sk. Club Boys. Club SPM, Rep French Club. Science is 'S 3 ' . Uni t L: i U 'gli Boys' Club. . h' Club'Suave Club: Club Personality Com. gpgnsfrv 'ce' n r m r Boys' Club. is ' 1-I' i' MMM fffmfofbvv-g3MWAfLA7Mw WM of WMM F R F , Frankie' Mardy I Cl k ep .Rf.h P.fT' Cl-.F' RllR.,SrdHl . B 'Clh. Com Srrvicr Corrii.i'el.un:1blii gpan'5hg:lEbBIlTnamurai Bbiidoof 1EgB..aQocali,i2i11fall Girls' tClub.u Y 2 H on U 700111 Com Banlr Clerk. Sr, ports' as et I ' Com., Fresh Program Com. Chrm., Debate Loommlp Hlxf-'Q . x,J ' y stup- . L. 451474 ,ZAQM e1,,,,,,,b 1-ww X-f-cb JMMQ Jdawa' -V711 Grim Soph.Scribbllng, Girls'Cluh, Honor Society, jr. jortings. Intramural Sports. Sr. Roll Nrqhgibgi Choir Srirenrr Scicnce Club. SP2HiSb Club. Choir. Music Rep.. Science Club. Spanwb Club, Girls' Club.. in Maytime, Invitation Com., C1ubA Scholarship Com. il I in ii . . J I cf.,.a,.fm,,.W. 0-iLw5Sff-im f,,r4J.,.:z4.,,.... Chl' k HM Kav Service Com., Science Club. Girls' Club Srrgpbook Com Chrm. of Bldgs. Com.. Pos. German Club. Scholarship Honor Sggqipyy. C351-,je-Q ter Com.. A.S.B. Rep., Stamp Com. Girls' Club. Honor So- Lunchroom. Clerk, Ha rid, Gi rlg' Cl uh fll'U'- Siilmp Clrrlr, Rep.. Friendship Rep. A Made in America Lulur Oinkic' V-Jlentes. Big B , Latin Club. Spanish Club, Employ- ment Com.. Senior Mothers' Fl.. B k R Tea, Soph. Election Com., Fri Ron Ren' oo com Friendship Coin. Intramural Basketball, Latin Club. Second Team Track, Service. fl Tnpcl Tennis. Intramural Valley- Clllm-sg Club, Rgdig Cllllt, bill. B0Vs' Club, Science Boys' Club, Patrol, Intra- Club, Intramural Basketball. mural Basketball. Rod and Ret-l. Lou 541: mg B, Little B, choir mach. ibeil, Orchestra, German Club, Science Club, Honor S0fiffY. tramural Manazer. aalwff ,yC.,.1.,, wav glmuu Girls' Club Girls' Club. Jr, Safety Patrol, jr. Roll Band, Intramural Basketball, Band. Boys' Club' Inn-I. Rep, Sr. Roll Rep., Inrra- Science Club, Jr. Dance Band, mural Sports, Science Club. Boys' Club. Table Tennis, Science Club. Intramural Basketball and Gil-lg' Club Repn Niqhibel Volleyball. SUFHP Clerk. IH- Choir. Sr. Friendship Com. Jr! a 7b.1hfo 7.5,-mifa Jfsxf mural, Science Club, Broad- way Dance Band. L Aging? JWMKMQ Pat Trug LMT Sec. Girls' Club, Volentes. ,figer Claw, Boys' Club Bul- H05Pl'3llfY C0m-- Girls' Girls' Club Cabinet lChr. letin Board. A-SB-. Senior Club- Service Com.l, Chr. Pub- Snoops, Fresh Football, Yell licity Jr. Class, Latin Club, Leader. ADVICE f X , 1 X I Q ,4Q,44Ze..Z4.6r-nv. QJA I Yuslv Hndx W Honor Society, Big B Treas.. iriubljrgprf ' jj :ce Com I -m 9 ff f C5 1 f i 4 99 3- , is N .F 1 .. l ' .11 K - h 1 I . , s ' rl : .' l fx - ..,- gg!!! 2 ..,, - g U ' . ' N W 7.9 llll' If C lb Ill . ' I 3 lt! ' '-' Y' ' 4 '- ,:,l:., , -7 Qf-A-40.471-Y I Uppff If '7fff ' - ' .1-LN - ' ' ' ' lin: if A -w-.4 ' BOYS' Club. Choir. 4 - 125 V- , 5, For Whom the Bells Toll feb-M-M l'.m Girls Club Rvp. Qnunfil Rep. Soph.. Sub Chrm. Vo- ratmnal Com., Frenrh Club. Sr. Dann' Cum.. Ski Club. 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Invitation, Sofial Chin. Ger- man Club, Poster. hugg- f'Zm,yy..A24f 7,g,,,,,.,0f3awa g7i,..,6ff...' 13.1.4 'XUYUHI' Bova' Club. Zmf.. f' l lzggln .ul lloh' Club Activity Com. Nova' Club lloll Ru-p. 2 .JE if Vi Q? K ,r::W.,, M,,.A .bww fp..-.f..A,fs. pw QM-A C1 CGZLMLQ Ka-'lwr Scif A.S.Pr. Vice-Prof., Sopb. Cfmki. Boys' Club, Science Club. Boys'Club, gags-Club, After School Latin Club. Roll Rep.,' ff f f i I , . . fl l W i . I w it l ll i li i 'M' 1 f A C H If - R 'ff . ' f,.1 1 q .117 x lu- xi W1 I fl Z P x wh mi A fn C Ku- fi lfiffggl li! il ' 'l - -Illhi ,Qg .. , Q V.ff,, N, A I 3 ' t 'l' l l 1H1'22v2x5Q!5 .-Liv l'I'lllW x:A JN .I l l ' , 1 to ,Q-,JWM , D i Y. U Girls' Club. Sub-Chrm. Pos- ter Com., Honor Society. filiwi?-52534 -Quin -C1-f f -me -afazziqi 'IFN at 'Q-v 5 'a M.ii lliurv Etamp1Clizb, Intramural Baf- Rrnlm rtbal, ntramural Vollvy- IB k h ll B d- iaanf Boys' Club. Rod and '7'a'7 '7a 45 'iff' dui., ce . li a n nl. Orfhrslra, St u d n' nt Council Rep.. Roll Rep., Health Comm.. Sr. Snoops. Fresh, Band Librarian. Intramural Sporta. Srivnrv Club. Soph.-Fresh Football, Sealth Aart Staff. Sr. Art Com.. Table Tennis. Nichibei Cboir. ob Q91 iv fwvf t QWMWAM r . ' li '. Cl b. Bow Club' ov U Boys' Club. BOYS' Club. 127 Honor Bright Honors and Awards FOOTBALL INSPIRATION BEST BLOCKER Mike Gray Art Doi ENGLISH AWARDS Unity for Victory Essay Y.,w.. ..,,,..,.... , .W 77,,w..........,..A,.w.. ..,, Aww,... T h omas Locke, Roger Kaesemeyer Defense Bond Play .............,,,..,.,,,, .,...,.,,...,..... B ert Crowder, Thomas Locke American Legion lSpeechj ,7...e........ ,..,.......... ............,. ....... D a v e Hornstien, Dorothy Woodley Sons of the American Revolution .....,,..,.......,,......,,..,,,..,.,..7v,., ...,,,........ ..,.,..,.e...,.......,.... D a ve Hornstien University of Washington Extempore Speaking Contest ,. ,.7............,..,...,,,..,,,, ..,,...,r,,.,,,...... S tuart Oles Debate Tournament at University of Washington ....,....,,.....,..,,.,...... ................, S tuart Oles, Robert Jordon, Superior Dave Hornstien, Brock Adams, Excelled Music and Art Foundation .............. ........... D orothy Woodley, Poetry, Robert Kuney, Peggy Hayland, Essay ART AWARDS Defense Poster Awards ........ .r..... T omokio Yamada, Ted Kurahara, Ted Higashi, Nady Danilchick Civilian Defense Plaque .,...... .........,.,,.,,..,.,........,,.........,........,...,,..,..,..,,.,r.,...,,....,...,............ , Frances Barton P.-I. Embroidery Contest .... .,,,.. ,..,.,...r.....t .....,.,............... .,....... . B e t ty Pritchard, Eloise Wattleworth WHIMS PLAQUE Henry Oseran Dave Harlowe SCHOLASTIC PACEMAKER AWARD FOR WHIMS Henry Oseran, Dave Harlowe, Editor: Kletch Karrow, Merritt Buxbaum, Henry Obata, Roger Kaesemeyer, Peggy Hayland, Frank Hara, Barbara Baily, Tom Charouhas, Devera Cohn, Sidney Earle, Don Hilde, Amy Hillyard, Kazuki Hiroshige, Ellinor Akers, Akiko Inui, Yasuda, Mary Iwasaki. Abe, Lila Addicoat, Phillis Akada, Shizuko Akagi, Michiko Akagi, Toshiko Aoyama, Anne Baldwin, Jim Bunya, Ruby Bushnell, David Buxbaum, Merritt Carpenter, Carol Chamberlain, Thelma Chinn, Mamie Coburn, Wallace Cohen, Barbara Curtis, Barbara Davies, Mary Doi, Art Dickinson, Glenn Erickson, Charles Freeman, Dorothy Fujitomi, Maria Furumoto, Yoshiko Gluck, Mildred SENIOR HONOR ROLL- 1942 Harrvedt, Miriam Havel, Richard Hayashi, Meiji Hayland, Peggy Hedrick, Margaret Hillyard, Amy Hiroshige, Kazuyuki Hornstein, David Ideta, May Iguchi, Emma Imanishi, Takeo Inashima, Chiyeko Ishikawa, Fumi Ito, Yasuo Iwasaki, Mary japoe, Nick Kadoguchi, Lenora Kaseguma, Aiko Kato, Akiko Kinoshita, Mary jane Koriyama, Suzu Kumagai, Hideko Lagerberg, Russell McFarland, Lois Midgard, Rosemarie Morinaga, May Moore, Mabel Morooka, Mieko Morton, Barbara Muramoto, Shizue Nagai, Kiyoko Nakauchi, Tadashi Ninness, Violet - Nishimoto, Yoshiko Nishimura, Hideko Oka, Teru Oles, Stuart Oseran, Henry Ozaki, Masayuki Phoutrides, Aristides Pritchard, Betty Rebideau, Charlotte Reed, Joan Risegari, Charmian Ryberg, Bill Sakai, Shiuko Sameshima, jean Sandberg, Fred 128 Sato, Hiroko Sherk, Jean Shimizu, Takeo Shimoda, Rosie Shinoda, Miyako Shuman, Roy Sugeno, Frank Tada, Momoye Tanemura, Chieko Tomita, Yoshio Tripple, Patricia Tsuji, Yoshiko Tsutakawa, Hideko Ulrich, Dale Vinge, Doris Wattleworth, Eloise Weber, Helen West, Frances Williams, Shirley Ann Woodley, Dorothy Yamada, Tomokiyo Yandall, jim Yasuda, Mitsu Yasui, Pansy Mitsu ,,,. ek' '33 ,1'- g. 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