Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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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

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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 ! Miss Eckholm .-4. fi . . 4 ' 5