Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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.

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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

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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