Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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

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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