Broadway High School - Sealth Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1945 volume:

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I nf g ng rg! 4 is f ' pf P , if ,, -- I , -II- I ,,, ... 1.3 - A .nl-' ' l P J I 11 u - , Q ...an-1 311 i ' l 1 'gui 1 I l ir T0 0U, CLA A3 if x. he As the d1rect1ng force behind many gchool aCt1V1tl6S M Clark Broadway s v1ce pr1nc1pal h Become a well known f1gure revered and r espec edby all o have had occas1qn to know hrm ever too busy'UJlend a hand to help a student or tHe school he has deeply enriched the lxves of all h1s con tacts H1s fflendly manner has put unfold numbers of boys and glrls on The right road whlch lS the road fo success To express the apofeclatlon of thls devot1on to the young people of today we hereby dedlcate th1s Qealth of 1945 t Mr Frank Tones Clark 1 ffJSVE?35VV3ViLVV .h , 4, E I-1, . V' v L' 5, - 1' 1 .Q . ' ' , ' ,' LV, I V - L ij V f ,gn , . ' V' I f VV , x 2 ., X41 f K Lf l he - M: I 1 E 1 ki 'K X . ' f 1 f L x 1' V' A wk ut A A ' Ye, 'Q ' , KE 1 Q X 1 I f f- Q x L ' . f,,9 1 r A :Af ' ' A KJ ' X , 1 7 f L' A A V AV k . f 1 'ff', X 1 ' w . vf e f . 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His life was egd'f. o seeing that boys his boys, started out in th- ' l on the right foot He believed completely . 's b . - - ' was that his faith wasxshaken. en y body but hi rit remain eve in -if ik r ts x nd foul,s of ' s f Hendy was ' , . f . ' 4 Il h 5 1 f h Xen s,a er a a ot all in one. HV ' in in, s r X ' d is 4-i re ah ' , ,Q 'JTQ : oii F. ve h m, i re ainxso ' memory, down o g h y S. B' J ' f eiigbgfff' NEFF l vf' ff' Nsdx Neva 51. BR DWA Y SALUTES Qalute' Yes salute you sons and daughters of Broadway 1n memory of our gold star boys Many boys who laughed and studled ln our m1dst but a short tlme ago have now passed on For what? Perhaps so that you who are left can bulld a better world based on the flrm foundatlon of peace and happlness 1441-vL,,azi:,d! ,rfzfk-if fo ,Vasu-49' 'Q 5 4 if Q , T C' , r Q Y vt Yr 4 f r 'T f ' C l , 5 .. . , , , ' N 9 , . . 'f ' . - kd I ' - ' f' ' - ', L. Q ag' ff ' 1! 'L f--f f if ,f-W ,J r, of Q rf - A Egg- 4 . 3 I: .M Nj x I V , XJ. in I J . . V'-1, 7' if. 1 , I , ,. Y - W M LA ,H fd, X 'I K , ' , 3 i N 3 a . I g Q, 5 ',X1 A. ' 1 - xi 'Q 'f RULING B011 ES mm QP' ? 'M L 04N 41? The gu1d1ng stars ot our great constellatlon are Mr Earl A Pfaff prlnclpal and Mr Frank I Clark v1ce prlnclpal Thls leadershlp has resulted 1U academlc recognltlon wxthout and student actlvlty coordlnatlon wlthln the system These men set and malntaln the standards by whlch Broadway develops upstand lng Amerlcan cltlzens w1th clear mlnds, sound bodles and a soclal consclence The1rs 1S the pr1v1lege of dlrectlng the most cosmopolltan student group ln Seattle At BrOadWay boys and g1rls IIVS democracy Fundamental worth counts, regardless of color, creed, or income It 1S Mr Pfaff and Mr Clark who provlde the needed guldance and balance to make our democracy at Broadway functlon. They are br1ght gurdlng stars 1U Our frrmament by whlch we can alwavs set our course P Q ,umuffa FJ f SEHK G f- , A My , ,, M, , 4 ,ff R l k , X 'f L , I 5 Y 5 f ff at,UQ 2 .' P Y' x Y. 5' V .'. 3 --- J. QP' -J C xr-'fi' .X V , 'f qi' X . . . . . D . I 1 . . . 1 ' 0 9 y - 5 . , I 7 . , 5 , 0 R GUID G STAR EM EUILQYYIMI EN? X: 4' Great stars have their moons So it is that our principal stars have theirs in the Girls and Boys Club Advisors Miss Flizabeth Mills and Mr Edward Hasselblad The active partici pation of the Girls and Boys Clubs in school activities has proved their adeptness in guiding these two bright lights of the Broadway Constellation W the students of Broadway freely exercise our privilege of bringing our problems to Miss Mills and Mr Hasselblad and having friendly chats whenever we have the urge to talk things over. Miss Mills and Mr. Hassel- blad also keep in close Contact with students through the Stu- dent Council and Assembly Committee. It is these cheerful, helpful advisors who guide and help us to progress along our shining courses. ROW 1 Rrggs Chznn McAvoy Nlnness R012 Whxte Kanzler S Kanzler Sheppard ROW 3 Utter Mztchell N ER YE CENTER w1thQUCt the Nam 0ff1C8 the whole rotatlon of the Broadway Solar System would come 'bo a sudden stop Under the dlrectlon of Mrs Baker and Mlss P,1cktw.1n,sevkaral volunteer workers are kept busy answerlng telephones tlyplrtg llQtlC6S, dellverlng messages, f1l1ng sllps and many other thlngs nece sary for a smooth runnlng school system Q' A q Q .Q-Q l 8 'Q N- L N: X V . X . M n s x . N . X .X 1 ' N X .Y B y si ' 1 sl , v X' x XJ x5 Q v J X N X . . . X , X , . . . - K X I I ' l ' XV xx Y x - ' - X- .mx . U B 4 N X N x Q' - N X. Y X, ix X V V X , 4 V ' X - X X X , X x Q . X ww. X Q i- - , N w xl W 1 X N ,A xg E 5 - xy X , 1 j x xi my ,Xi - X'-L i X, Y L' - X I 1 .N X 5 , XL, , X. , . , A I u I N n N' a a 5 4 1 X, i v x' v X ' ' Q1 N ' . Y X X1 Axi hx - u . at , Q , x Q N x Xl : - 1 xi :M . t X ' Q wr' - . . N X N N ' L 1 X .uv V Q Y f i Y ' Q., , X7 N x y 4 .- RX 1 N X Y X X ,H A I Jr l ' X ' I x X- X! 'X XR fx A 'v 'T x V ' l XJ -4 Q X N . -- N v - v I . .', .l ROW 1 Anderson Simpson Williams La Cross ROW 2 Herald McGuire Ninness Mummey. EFF CIENF Y RULES All buslness of the stars rs handled 1n the ACt1V1ty Off1ce located on the m1ddle of the Milky Way Budgets school sav1ngs selllng t1ckets soend1ng and collectlng all money and anyth1ng else that goes under the headlng of buslness is done here Also w1thout Mr Prltchard and his hard worklng helpers the Actlvlty Card campa1gn and our g1gant1c War Bond drlves would not have been such a success Our thanks to all of you Sf 4 Lf RO 1 Vining Titus La Cross Brown RO 2 White Gilroy Hunt ROW McDonald Schall Green McCloud Biggen MRS BATES ROW 1 Stark Hancock Rxckles Adler Horsman Barnes Detto Hayes ROW 2 Bell Dong Palmer Wlnte Mercer Hxghland Woodward ROW Laverty Hutt johnson Clements Kronland Sherman Powell SER VICE GU TEED All but the wayward appreciate the work of the study hall checkers and helpers ln the attendance offlce ln keeplng the Broadway Constellatlon runnlng smoothly These glrls help Mrs Bates and Mlss Woodcock durlng thelr study per1ods The alds 10 the attendance offlce collect room ex cuses and those baby blue sllps The study hall checkers do just as the name suggests they patrol the alsles and note the empty seats Bouquets of orch1ds should be presented to these glrls for their 1nvaluable ser vice ROW 1 Bowen Banks Nichols Hoffman Osborn Powell. ROW 2 Williams Brown Zetterquist Kindred Peterson Seminson ROW 3 Pritzau Adler Sweazy Collins Hanson. ITEC' I1 fi THE HEALTHY WA Y A759 s '-vwi' if To top off th consxt llation we have the lunchroom under t e rafters floor Our competent staff IS managed by Mr W rner Here we consume our v1tam1ns cal orles and h supply Broadway7ine '1tes W1 th sho tlng en rg X-,Sf 7 R-4 I 'gig' sjxf HS- if lst htf' L- iii K- 'Rx J Yr, Y K si y gf Ei K X5 x, K vc V L M s - - x'H - , x 'HY' AL A 'my N X . .J ' h 0 ha r . f . . , - . , O . . . - Algf- Y , T , ' I X x as ,X 1' 'S ' K l I .j I in H 1 rf' nl ' ' l V .Y 'ly X N' 'I 'gg f 'W s X -1 W X B 4 S .5 H' 'L 'L -' 6,5 ,B X , X '- Q 1 Af:--'xg' E 8-.UV ,X .HK Er Q ' 1? Q me 3? I H X sl H X S' fa swf tm, . is ' ' ' n in -.Sq xt' ici . 4 l ' . Y . - Q, 'Ks h . . . 5 -X .CN 423 ' ' ic f' M, f .. .-at 3 R X . . . Y ,, ag- , a -U. 4. Q:-f - ' . X Cf' , A, 4 M y at . Q1 f x XA . f X 2 ff - ' f - ' A f-V Ax, 1 R, r , ...T x M L. x -'f ' ' Y -' ' ' 3. -1 .. A 4 'At JOE Zi- . E .L 1 S.. small planet nextslo the l f q rf olled by tieqehlef Phyl XX' kd X ctnr Le1bly andxher as XX X 'S Mxss Ekholm Dur1ng'Y5.ff1ce hey are v1s1ted by on s f erxng from common 111 dlsappear after an asp1 13 xg- of 1od1ne XF xg xf' fi S JC' r L TBLY3 - 'I KFOLH M ILK Y- WA Y F LEARNING '---X'IQS BOND cours at the TFACHERQ TEA '71 gf-nunaiihiii R PQITCHARI' px ICQ PARYFR Q. fu 4 YEILOGG MP vow, MI Q RANDAU 12 ,, ,- I5 ' f I 'ix 5 'T aiu.. , rf JG , , , f, x. v A , , N , 1 ' is 4 v C U 'X 4......4w-, .,.,., Q ,, W . . . 'S X ,W - - mA L A 'ng Wa i W 5, 9. aw: H I I f g , J f ,iq,:,,, , , ' J, . M' I x K 1 H. ' 59. . , K '. 5 , ' i .. I V JXVWOAV V -R. 3 , n m,M M ' -Vx Sn 4, F0 n MEN F sc ENCE ,ff lS'Lff, Q Mount. Mf' M r' 8611, Bell- s Chemi 1-humps Mr- H0 On: f. lcombe' M , st r Y Class 0 R BUS NESS- Wonuz DO,i ,751 3 . SIMDSO Y 'izwvh , 3-V, L -..- n Mr. Christenson, Mr. Pritchard, Mr. Dwan 13 Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Baldus. MISS QMITH k7..za26 X4-2-H1 T 'Q IS ANS R 1M H Spo 2MsPr e Yon 14 Mr. Young's Social Studies class. S ARS F EN GLISII ROW 1 Mzss Kullberg M1ss Foote Mxss Battey ROW 2 M1ss Olson M1ss Hanson Mzss Connors M Ladd ROW3 Miss Rob1nson Mrs Mxtchell Mrs Baldus Mxss Streator Qfimd, Mlss Olson s Comp Class MISS OLSON ROW 1 M jahnke M Chrxstenson M D1shnow Mr jeffrey R W 2 Mrs Nellxst M1ss Stratton Mxss Mowry R MATHEMAT C ANS M Chrlstenson s Commercxal Arxthmetlc M Dxshnow s Geometry Class R LIN G UISTS Eichholzer, de Tourville, Jordon, Bankhead. 9 for V' in--.. H TALENT I E VEALED ' M ' eiqgfir Miss Kullberg K - , if vw, f . 'ex W 0304! f4L0M4 74l2Zvb7 lL- '-5 I Lsfafvf A-ol,Lef4n, 444, diff 1-W-7 91.4 These students produced twenty-five wall hangings for the Red Cross, which will be used in Army and Navy hospitals. Miss jpne ,,,,,',ng gnununuoulnn Af PRA CTICAL EXPERIENCE ff nn N PLANN NG HE IIOME 6 Mlss Iohnson 5nrW The gxrls of Broadway are ga1n1ng practlcal experlence IU both the clothlng and foods classes under the able gui dance of MISS Florence Johnson and MIQS Josephlne MCAlllSt6f Wlde awake young g1rls reallze the value of baslc 1nStfUCtlOD 1D the domestic arts and grad uates of these classes have recelved a thorough and neces sary traxnlng Miss McAllister I K' -xfa l fax' 'x.lA :vg v 1, 2 f ' ' O ' 1 Q f ., 'H v I , f 1 fm AX J M! 10 v vnu? ,X M W f f WMU XA 9' 4 , -6 fff' I 5 , ,f Q3 Lis! I' X GW '31s STAR LIGHT 'Star Llght qtar Bright June 14 1945 marks the n1ght when many a Senlor s wlsh w1ll come true Commencement wlth Trad1t1ons as a theme wrll climax four long years of fun and work Thls the brlghtest star of the ConstelIat1on chose Bud H111 as xts fall leader He was capably asslsted by Nell Day v1ce presldent Zoe Ann Anderson secretary and Mary Lou Llntz treasurer As a result of the spring electlon Fd Wlck headed the class wlth Marllyn Jackson Jrm Qcott and Norma Nordwall as the other offlcers FIRST ROW Matth s Matzdorf Carlso SECOND ROW jackson Hayes Tadlock Myers Adams THIRD ROW McCle0d Lee W Ck Soltman Maher STAR BRI H 1 student bod s universe was Stage Door present the Senxor Clas rs and the Sen1or Mothers Tea we proclalmed huge su e s Of course everyone was presen at the Repertor ayh se n the nlght the Senrors enterta1ned the JUDIOF uw h if KY r F es e Class of 19 I 0 thanks to Mlss Bennett and Mlss Mowry an xco s br who helped the glass thro h fo r uly all fortlfled wlth lght term of kn le A d pei en hese qenlors wry drop cl ou C llat1g.k 1nd Lihelr pla es up X311 upset un1 rse LJ f FIRST ROW M tth r y D y Pa s F ed :ck SECOND ROW D N ble Ada Lap ansky THIRD H t o Help r C rx tl S e A C .3 x QU'-X Kina. 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Kxtty Boys Club Glrls Club C8blDPf Honor Socxety Roll Representatxve Jiiligde san CIP' gy N Wx Xwwiqwwblrw Gxrl Reserve Gxrls C ub Play Productxon M A QHKNN jean Glrl Reserve Band lg Gym Offxce Mex Wah Club Boys Club C' 7 J fix ,,b-111411 Rbola ffm, C960 Roda Pres Debate Club Soclal Service Cow Choxr Skx Club Debate Squad xrls C ub 1' IO- J J A , 71 HDL qjmfuo PM Lorra.x'n:.'D,,-,,.M5o,L V Pres Txger Cl G 1 ' C1 b aw lr Q U V Pres Sen Class GlflS, Club Letterman'5 Club Track H1 Y 27 1 fHP fiZ70mLJff1yz44wf Beys Club Treas Tlger Claw Letterman s Club Vars1ty Football Football Track hoxr Cabxnet Ck1 Club D' 'lb CYMIPL 2nd Team Foothill Track gCD10f Class Cabnnet Bovs Club 'Ol gunn- CMLCLJ1, Whxms Bnsletball Track Baseball fii for 6 C flrh Q C'9Wfa'J 'HRM Girls C up BOYS Club Boys Club Txger Claw r ,WINS H K A 1 ' Y , C42 - V I ' F . V :P 1:? J xg . 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Volentes Girls' Club Girls' Club Cabinet Senior Class Cabinet Junior Class Cabinet Honor Society Cdr Buffy Gmc' 'Dickiv' Band Girls' Club Honor Society Girls' Club 1 ri T 4 Q fig ? BOYS' Club Boys' Club lib ,KMA 'l:7', Jw- 9. yin ' . 'f1l.Mlh1a40 9 15 ALJ in M. Q' ffl if 1,114 . , DX .Il . at A U li? 4A Ay r Hu AAAA Qnf.KA5A 'XliwLT ' 55' :44 dr.. ..... . Q ANA' X qu.: Editor nf Whims 'Gu Mby' 'Hal' Travk All-City Honor Society Cab- Quill and Scroll Girls Club Tiger Claw Golf Sealth Pres. Letterman Club Intra. Basketball Boys' Club Cabinet BUYS' Club Debatf' Junior Class CNH- Letterman's Club Senior Class Com. .avail ev- 6 1... 'Y x A ff if ' . , , i 1 . N W ff , C f f-'fW ,, MVZL We Iikdk .- Ui .3'ix, 7 Maxam fv40-'--'f- we ff-M10 9 W Jedi J I Dndis' Girls' Club , -L Girls' Club Girls' Club A Boys' Club coohomnre Scrobblvs Cr-nior Ball COIN. ' 31 . 1 J ' fi, I YM! fl, M. z ,nj ' if f!cZ.Zx,T?' f' ,1 17 , f oi: Q96 X I ir' I I r First Half Girls' Club Girls. Club Girlq, Club x B '17 gud fffff 'Milt' Fr. Class Pres Ouill and Sfrnll Bfvys' Club Fr. Class Pres Manager Tiger Claw Senior Cabinet Bnyg' Club 29 Wbims Yell S uad q Letterman ' s Club f AA 9 3 c Y . 33- y f ,f -P fax -f fda Club Boys' 5? 1 ff lx I if 1 4 2 ' K1 4 GORDON Hvfvr Honor Society Debate Boys' Club Spanish Club 'tn' bf 'faaff !f3a1!,4f!E97a0zf J24i44f.Q24Lce6-fu. Boys' Club l 1 907' Tiger Claw Sr. Class Cabinet Bus. Mgr. Whims Ouill and Scroll Honor Society 'Sadie' Pres. of Volentes Pres. of Big 'B' Girls' Club Cabinet Pres. of Little 'B' Frosh Auxiliary Cab Girls' Club Art Com. P. T. A. Dance Com. Sec-Treas. Ski Club V. P. Senior Class 3 . itil S f f'Q wg L'314:xf5 L 2 ' f E74 5. ,Lf 'f' 'Homie' Pres. junior Class Pres. Letterman Club Pres. of Band Track of mwwghwa awgyw . 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Volentes Girls' Club Cabinet W 5, QQQQFZQA V Q 9' W 935 uaua ' 1 it ,gill Q2 2 f1'0-UL it Ahiact Play Production Radio cfglpezv t237d27t'r2ZZl 'Jan' Treas. Girls' Club Volentes Girls' Club Rep. Friendship Committee Ad Manager of Whims Senior Cabinet Girls' Club Cabinet Volentes Ouill and Scroll Hon. iaAe?S1m!'Q,, L in P l 'f f 'i P i 'vit 3 f ZZHa'7?7qZ224ZZLxy,7f g?2?XjZ24zdd,g :z72aA441 :k7kv4LZ7 fjzzgcizggfig? Football Girls' Club 'Mac' Frosh Aux Cabinet gaskefball Girls' Club P T A Dance Com Hseball qenior Mothers s Tea 32 ww A mfs no rom on My Mm ' CANDY Dxppgp 'QV 009' se - - ' - . . -5. ' ,, !!l:::: 'll--Ill.- Vl llllnnl 1 s::::::' l'.:lllllEx I .5 :nx - Qs . '-S N I ' J l XX , , p l ,v x Q . Q , I -v ' 'Z-E: 'NL 2:1- 45. . 'E . ' 1 . -::-V 1' gf' 5 i..:: 5 ll -Q Q ,, .. - .-,gf .r . if LT.: . If ' n 'L-3 c A ,:' , . I ii re l::'-::::-1 ,5- '--5I:::::I -1-' --ns ll xx' :' -A ' Q f M 'lg' alum xii: '-'V ll.. I 1 '-I uglll :::I . 5 -ull' --' ' Mwmp. . 664 Qu.,-! 'rls C un 7 tina, 'migbh 2 '3 V if Q , A z' QA Wf' f? ' lf: . :'I' 'Dm' 5:5 Frosh Auxiliary Gi,-15' Club :: : Girl Reserve Treas. ' L, fr Whims Senior Tea Com. N. 'X ii H 1 ,E X ,X ' M K I I Dog 7fawff'n Son fl 'Katie' 'Legs' Boys' Club Library Football Boys' Club Honor Society Track Frosh Auxiliary V. P. Letterman Club Lunchroom Com. Pres. Tiger Claw . ,gif , . 'N' ' S' N 'Q' .. . 1 - . N Y i '5t'li-it - , .f . , A X 9ifz,'1L'W,,.p5 rf, . 1. Ve TQ 171ine77:'c 504' V 'Jughead' Sec. Girls' Club Honor Society Seal th Pres. Girl Reserve l wx 'Ginna' Boys' Club Freshman Auxiliary Ski Club Student Advisor jr. Class Treasurer C0-chairman Sr. Matinee Fa 57,-,,,, fb, 'FPL-'Z Intr. Basketball Intramural Track Boys' Club . J fra ,yf 'gtqflwwm' Z. 1 N . N ' ' it f 'I 0527214 Boys' Club if-. 72,ai...,,,. lntr. Basketball l S' . jgwafwzf Tiger Claw Sec, Senior Class Boys ' Club Cabinet SA, Freshman Aux. Cabine Quill and Scroll Whims Feature Editor Choir E125 ,, f Soci al Service l ff 'Al' Girls' Club Tiger Clav Boys' Club Cabinet w 4 Vi 1 Football Letterman's Club If'-K lo 3 Mal, f Tirls' Club Red Cross Work Lge, 594 GANG Football Baseball P.T.A. Dance Com. ll- ' Eo- 'f'V CJT4Y5Q.fDVXHTH Girls' Club in ff CV V UQQ44f sadfgijgyaivh' 'Simo' Ski Club Debate Team Sealth Roll Representative :ll wk Q . ' Q, ll A Mukijw C502-c.,0,Q 4950-91-0 Cblor Guard Roll Representative Basketball QPQ nu I .gl uvwgywviwm, 19 EYE swag f Girls' Club Intramural Basketball kin- 'A PSE rsh- . Ib 0 ' , i Q li i ' aff, fT2L49o4s3avn,1.!q,h Boys' Club Ski Club Roll Representative Basketball in . Girls' Club bf S 'Salty' Sealth Staff Senior Class Cabinet Boys' Club Stadium High-Tacoma lwxl i 4 Y i , . Play Production Whims Honor Society Tiger Claw aa xsybn Publicity Ed. Whims Ouill and SCr0ll Fr. 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'f on we DEATH sau D I WILL GET YA ki Y ,. all RISE A SHINE Led by Bert Isakson and Shirley Tucker, the f1rst and second semester presldents respectlvely our Junxor class has come to the front as one of the br1ghtest stars on our school horlzon Everyone wlll remember the play The Importance of Belng Earnest whlch we sponsored Our actlve partlclpatlon 1n many other school 8CtlV1t18S has been the cause of hopeful star gaz1ng from the underclassmen Mrs Kameron our new advlsor and our capable offlcers were the con tr1but1ng factors to our success as a class Our prlde was Just1f1ed rn the Matlnee Dance for the QSHLOTS the Pfm1StlC6 Day program, the re freshments at the Mxxer and the grand class meet1ng wh1ch we held th1s year Our year as g8D1OfS stands before us as a shlnlng star from whlch radlate the ooportun1t1es for whlch we have long searched Let s hope that our QCDIOF year w11l be the best one yet in.. MRS KAMERON 9 ' . , I . 1 1 0 ' 9 1 ' ' . 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'f NEW 00 H0009 ,nf px, n Lossow Baker Zulke Flack Counselor Mzss jones Advrsor Mlss M1tchell We members of the Freshman Class are but a small star 1D the Broadway Constellatlon, yet we are a very vltal part Almost hldden by the act 1v1t1es of the upper classmen durlng our flrst semester, under the lead ershlp of Mrss Mltchell and Mlllrcent Baker, Janet Von Lossow Barbara Flack and Sh1rley Zulke we have risen to prominence ln the un1verse W1th such a Class lt has become certaln that Broadway w1ll become even a brlghter constellatlon ln the future than lt lS today f wo +.,, 0 ,D 'N X f 6 . . Ill -. ,fi ' QT! .' Y' . K, x f A h j -' ff! .--v - 4 H' ' . L 5 , fs . 2 3, - fl 'fr , l Ax' l ' I ' t B 1 M ig y.1 V A , I 4 r V 4 1, . , - I WJ '35 1 -,4 ,q f' - A V0 . . f Q Y . N STARR Y-E YE FEBRUARY FRESHMAN GIRLS FEBRUARY FREQHMAN BOYS FROSH CLASS MEETING f iff I4 KQV? x 2 I 61 'f' 1 'F ' as 1. ng' nl 1' 20- - 'wx Azgafw uit 1 1 fflflfufff Divan la. 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Q Y 46' JOANNE MATTHES SHIRLEY DYER Secretary Vxce Presxdent SALLY HOLDERNESS Presxdent The g1flS that have sky rocketed to the hlghest star ln G1rls Club are the Volentees They must have a 2 5 average 1D scholastlcs and must be Senrors graduatlng 1D June To be elllglble they have to have been ln two mlnor or one major achlvlty Thelr duty ln Volentees lS servlce Whenever there s a :ob to be done, the sky rocketeers are there to help They us ered at the back to school nlght They are also sponsor ggd nolsmoklng drive for glrls, and ln conjunc tram wy h hhe rger Claw, ey are sponsorlng a paper dryve., Try our elghtqlen Vqllentees we send a bouquet of sktfarsf Lind Carlson Sanders Tadlock Myers. I j ' Lintz Nordwell Matthes Adams Anderson Matzdorl Thumlert, Richardson, Moore, Holderness Dyer Marotta Wells. THEY ECLI SE ALL , f'Nf'7x 991 gee Z FIRST ROW Stone Brggxn Bl r Hunt1ngton Paulson SELUND ROW Baker Son herm Prm Leeser Scott Eder THIRD ROW Cerzno Wzck Hjelm Kelly Von Losso Day Frederrck 44 4. AMER RAWLINQON One of the most act1ve organlzatlons 1U Broadway thls year vwas theYT1ger aw I ts membersh1p conslsts of QCDIOY boys who h ve begn.se1e ghd for thelr hxgh grades and partlclpa t1on in some major event during the year The offlcers dur ang the fall se ester were Don Rawlx son nresldent Ilm a1r flee pie de 2,4and B111 Bake secretary Durlng t e second semester hElf respectlvb offlces were fllled by A B111 Baker hell Day and Kurt deser They were capably ij lsed bk Nr Hasselblad g the actlvltxes of Tiger Claw w re clean up drlves paper drxve noon dances and Crowd andlrngw After studylng th r plctures lt 15 easy to s that ayly t e sharqyst fel ws make the Claw Cilms BLAIR LEESER DAY IIASSEY5' 9' Z M Hasselblad Boys Advisor pf,vq.f4,J- CYS CLUB OFFICERS 'X Cer1 Hjelm Brougham Blazr Upo Xs eppln 1nto the Boys Club offlce one mlght f1nd hlmself 1D a Ns rlH todblly art from that one ln and about the rest of the school The Boo snea y always fllled w1th boyswhoflnd there a haven from the car s an worr es of school llfe Countless are the fellows who dally Opme 1nto th to relax and to get 1nto the well known bull sess lQnS hat ru r pant At hny Eme the day The Boys Club offlcers may be found 1n help 1 g Mix Hassel d wlth the great amount of adm1n1strat1ve work wh1ch he xx N K o 5 1 Q N N ' X x v 1 x ' Q -'Q n a W 1 Leeser, Hje m, Cerxno, Day, Paulsvn ROW 2 Olmschexd, Dxnes, Wxck, Kelly 74 W ROW 3 Stone, Blaxr, Scott, Baker VE ., 'f.' mi'f'MW+ X ' X . E J? Kr r. , ' ' W f 'n K .' . , I .D W J. X . kg . . , , . . . 3 A . . . ' I ' xi W . . i . . Q 'An . 4 , W 1. x I - - v Q ' Ugli' - ' . . E ,t Q N C 3 lx Q XNX tb f, b ' a QQ v -W x 5 2 E ,il N 'X i 2 . 'N .4 A T xl 1 K elf H ', r xx ' X Rx Q , E N45 xl J, l f XQ RO '1 ' . F011 0 LY ali RE OYS CLUB CABINET , gT3ason xbaum Larson Owens Morth has e D1 g a re any number of underclassmen frorr the Fre Sop om d Jun Boys cablnets These organ1zat1ons ol ead rove o be a successful venture and have taken ' E the urpose of prepamng future Boys Club and 1 CQ 591 y lon ' the rest of the varlous school groups S? 5' gov Q pq , shun understand1ng and co operat1on I s d t at ll he oys in Broadway work and work well 'Y- W JINIOR BOYS CLUB CABINET ones Kelleher :nes Raabe Isakson Taylor Rexchardt Hayes Olson 4 ,Mg . N 1' f'4 r I' ', 5 A Y N , ' N5 S011 0 1' , , , , . W ci H ' al l , st e y ,' sis ' 1 , ' I ' y sc s, av , t rsla e 'l g ' . l' Th 'MS' b h n S? s' Club is to create a bond' among its mem- ' er a't, s s f '- . ' , - ' - t i XJ is Q 1 ' v JG by Y Q' X y fn 15 5? ' ll, - 1 1 , , D' , , , , SUP R A TH URITIES 2,0 :Gif 7 Ziff.: 141 I fWL2214Ng4L! R W 1 Matthes M Baker Woolston Holderness Wells Moore W 2 Leeser B Baker Anderson Nevxtt Isakson W 3 Wxck M Hasselblad M1ss Mzlls Blaxr Rexchardt Day Qtudent Councll Peerlng through our Qealthescope we see one of Broadway s llvllest satellltes the Qtudent Councll Thls group lS made up of students re oresentlng the varlous classes and organ1zat1ons of our Alma Mater It 1S the duty of the qtudent Councll to outl1ne and organize the ac t1v1t1es 1D whlch the student body part1c1nates Among the accomnllsh ments of th1s year s plannlng have been naper drxves 'March of Dimes , bond dr1ves T1gerv1lle Iamboree and Whlte Clothes Day It is from thls satellxte that emerges the guiding lights that set the brllllant celestlal course for Broadway Hlgh PAPFR DRIVE 'TIGERVILLE JAMBOREF' TICKETS' ll g s Wffj' is f ff ..L- ,Qg ff-t, 4yf,.,: 17, ,tuba Jfl ,-Q-f,.- ,, M Li, o , -fiipli' Jl'A',J- I -1 if X O , . , , , , . RO' , . , , ' , . Ro . I t. I ' . . I . I . ' . . X , , . . 9 s. e 4 ' . , . . . . . ,- . . , , J . I . . , 4 . , 7 , Y ' ASSE BLY FST RS f ,I ll 4-ff 1' pf J XXLLQ .A J! X! ROW 1 M Baker Holderness Moore Wells ROW2 rck Tucker Stone Mrs Bates Schafer Leeser ROW 1 Mr Pfaff M1ss Bennett Mzss Knxckerson Mxss mxth Ke ly Nevxtt Assembly Commlttee Br1ng1ng 1nto focus stlll another satellxte we frnd the Assembly Com m1ttee whlrllng out some top notch performances W1th Mr Lxctenberger actlng as Chalrman and Mr Ladd as Secretary thls commlttee presented such unforgettable assemblles as the Youth Symphony Lettermen hr Hendrlckson s Memorlal the Easter Assembly and many others equally as f1ne ,. l GIRLS' CLUB ASSFMBLY FIRE DRILL I ' ,,,.,a' ,s Af 1,14 ' f'.' 2, . ,f1,,,3Z ,,.,- ,m 1- ,f' , ..l ,--I-,J . , . G ww, 4 A . vie 54' Lf, if - ,ul :J . . , y , f .5 ma Qaeff. pb, f m' H , 4- f' m 'Q ff ff- - 7'-I 'L m 1 K ff. S Q 7 ' ff' '. Y . if 1 ' I ' A 1 - 1 . -,tk All, , .' - n 1 1 . 5 S Lg, W, v 1 1 - 1 1 - 51 l 1 . I A . I I S ' , I , ' . v . - . . , . L , . . - 4 L oy 4 1, . ' , ' ' 1 Y xx? S TABS 0U T 0F THEIR 01131 TS gk V N if ff' I xnml 3: Mm 7 ff' f , 1 T0 nn L f Jlaf, Zffx N W Mgwl 'wg 5: Rx M Hfwfff L7 , ,mf- , 4 M1111 ,fp XSXX W6 X + ' GUI INGS AR PREQIDENT VICE PREQIDENT SECRETARY H0 0B SUCIETY The Honor Qoclety lS the brlghtest body ln the constellatlon and al though lt lS not so large as some lt has 1ts place 1D the revolvlng unlverse Thls year our group consists of one hundred and forty s1x members In our second semester w1th the help of MISS Bond and our offxcers we sponsored a war bond drlve at Broadway We also held an assembly 1D behalf of xt wh1ch to everyone s surprlse was v1s1ted by Superman To be rated so high above the other bodles we know the Honor Soclety wxll shlne even brlghter 1D the year of 46 CABINET -f ROW 1 McM1nn, Larson, Mulvey, Wufherww- ROW 2 Gunby, Sondheim, Hunt. ROW 3 Johnston, Plaut, Toepel. MSFCFI- H0 HBR G ROW ROW ROW RO Wuthenow Copeland Mulvey Adams Anderson Dyer Mathes Templeman Gunby Anderson Carlson Bakken Baker Hjelm Maher Brougham Huntlngton johnston Homsfrom Day Q Gui -2: --tg BOND DRIVE RO ROW ROW ROW ROW 5 Holaerness Rlchardson Thumlert Sk1dmore stahl Wells Zxla Tadlock McFadden Frederlck Herrztt Boyd Stone Sondheim Bodrdway, Tolxas, Hogan, Plaut March, Leeser GOKD QEAL GOLD SEAL 81 1 . . . . . . - 2 . . . . . - 3 ' . , . ' . - W 4 , . EE 55 V W W W 1 . ' . , ' . . - 3 . , ' . 4 ' . BRIGHT TIGE S TWO BAR ROW ROW ROW ROW Dong, Davis, Phelan, Howay, Hoyt, La Cross. johnson, jones, Harvitz, Morisse, jensen. Larson, Hayes, Dow, Fahlgren. Denton, Le Fever, Dissel, Gunderson. TWO BAR ROW 1 Dahl Brown Massey Woolston Tucker Allen ROW 2 Young Wheeler Lucas Bowden Armstrong ROW Yee Morth Carson TWO BAR ROW ROW ROW ROW S Nass Naujack Olson Le Fever Holt Nznness Herr Hayes Bowden St1ngle Dzssel Rook Storm 1 . W 1 ROW 1 Prevel, Sippel, Nelson, La Cross, Harvitz, Putney 2 , ' , . 3 , . ' - 4 , , . SKY ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Ulrlch Bosworth Benton Kronlund S Carter M Carter Hecht A Alme Olson E Alme Schnexder Turner Ha1nes Bohreer Moore Paulgren K Dubxch Wong Anderson Baker Frank ONE BAR ONE BAR ROW 1 Powell Ryberg Comme! Bushkln Ray McM1nn RO 2 Sxmon Nzchols Taxstfest Tollet Hunt g ROW 1 Steznke Napxer Dawson Deamer Malgren Wong ROW 1 Merrxhew johnson Bakken ROW 2 Hebert Schm :der Follmer ROW 1 M1ller Lafferty Brougham ODDITIEQ 1 ' . , . . . , . . 2 . - 1. . - . ' . 1 . V I I u 4 , , o. 5 ' . . . , . I I I . p 9 . W ' , ' . ' . , - V I I ' I I ' I ' D - A . . A L. ' - lk L 4 ,JV . 5 ' 3, or F' C X . , - . 1 . - - , , . Bob Tomlin Jim Lawrence Howard Barnes Edwin Phelps Richard Bennett Robert Piro Kenny Sigurdson Rowland Smith Jack Hutchins E. E. Chapin Maurice Danby Alfred Brandstrom Jack Ross John Stavros James Yandell Philip Burnes Jack Danby James Zietz Willard Haams Ted Johnson David Lees Mel Nelson June Sorvik Donald Gratias Melvin Nelson Charles 0 Toole Jack Sprague Benjamin O Ren Irwin James James Wally Paul L Wilson Bill Silver Phas Lamb Kenneth Beck Joe Shellenberger Tsutomu Saito Vernon Yowston Robert Yowston Harold H Jackson Richard Weisfield Arthur Webster Jerome Rooney Frederick Sandborg Edward B Zane Ross West Malcom Roberts Ted Rodarm William Russell Wallace Schwabland Walter Mase Bill Priestman Dwight Powell Harry Pang James Reynolds Norden Hill John Coburn 600 BLUE STAR Merle Maine William A. Kirby Russell Lagerberg Norman Kossis Ed Kucker Don R. Pegg George Tsutakawa William J. Pliska Bill Reese Ed Olson John Patterson Keith Oles Hughe Pickel Harry Pitzer Joe Reardon Morris O'Leary Paul Knapp John C. Hutton Duncan Pope Homer James Van Kirk Hillman Don Hillman William Hartman Rodney Hearne Kletch Karrow Robert Johnson Bruce Hilderbrandt Bob Hammond David H Woo Robert John White Ed Guthman Neale Haig Paul Wittny Eugene Wright Thomas Youngblood Jack Zexgler Charles Rockerfeller Kenneth Sadick Al White Nicholas Mihailov William Miller Joseph F Moore Ted Nussbaum Don Nudelman Gene Muskin Lawrence Neider James W Moore Lloyd Nelson Seeichi Motoki Albert C Nicholas Dean Nicholson Richard Newberber Roger Kasemeyer Forrest Franklin Francis G Brown Richard J Haynes Mike T. Gray Merritt Buxbaum Vernon Yourston Elwood Greenslade Robert Yourston James Garrett Joe Klass Joe Cowley Charles W. Clark Roy M. Shuman Toly E. Kojeo Charles W. Sjurski Roy M. Shuman Leo Sarkowsky Maynard Laing James L. Keough Robert Miller Bill McCune Ben Marcus Raymond Peterson Rally Buoke Robert Ulrich Harold Marler Sebastian Baumgart William McKay Henry Mines David Duffy Harold McLean Donald Palmer Reavis Ford LeRoy Peth Nick Soldano Charles Vinup John Sullivan John Shorette Dick West Hugh Ferguson Wendell Sprague Lawrence Walsh Gordon Stu fko Bob Tonkxn Tom Evans Don Snow Dick Watt Dik Vrooman Marshall Miller William Weber Gifford Dolby Donald Turner Robert Turpin Elyse Syman Lawrence Tallman Bill Topel David Dunton Frederick Furth Pegg Donald BH Bw nel' Benjamin Eng Ted Downs Edsel Fromback Takeo Shimizu Hisashi Nishimura Karl Aboltin Harold Alder Jay Adams Vern Arnold Tom Tobias James Vose Honore Baldwin Gabriel Amira Herbert Bannerman Donald Beach James Bloomfield Edward Brehm Lawrence Brennamen Clayton Brightenstein Morrison Broome Kenneth Bryant Quintin Dickinson Bob Dinsmore Robert Montgomer Morris Lindstrom Theodore Leibe James Keough J M Kindred Ray oe Mac Ash Marshall Marcus Marshall Wells David Roderick Jack Wbods Jack Marrah George Loriemr George Gilmore Gordon MacPherson Richard Havill Arthur Heino Dick Sawyer Don Lyons Kenneth MacPherson Richard Jenkins B111 Holderness Bob Johanson Jack Hill Walter Johnson Charles Heffner Tom Kaasa George Varnar Lester Keiter Donald Kent David Harlowe Jack Kelly Peter Hamilton 5'- ,f ', Nm' Z4 '- f Z ik lllii5 Roger Wicks John Wright Ralph Kasdorf Frederick White David White Horace White James Wesley Richard West Sumner Whipple William Parker William Stockhar Eugene Ritchie William Sprague John Runkle Ray Rice Dick Shelton Jack Snull Robert Speyer Fred Seilbert Robert Silver Phil Evans Burr 0 Dell Bill Walsh John Pelligrinx Dgh Parker Carl Nyberg Henry Raggee Roy Shaefer Clyde Ryder Richard Francisco Leonard Reinhardt Payton Phillips Bill Webster Jerry Swanson Walter Walkinshaw Dick Wharton Irwin Sameth Roy Schoefer Bill Ryberg John Sheehan Robert Wexchbro Joseph Petosa Harold Upham Art Phelps James Mulvehill Donald McDonald Homer McKay Alexander Melikov Bob McCutchan Burton Gottstein Sydney Merrxhew James Dunford James Frey John Dore Frank McAuley Kenneth McClaren 'ti' c Y -T J k 'y ,g,,, , il JZ' 0 5 ab l Z mi 54 I f pu, ECK 0 SERV CE FLAG George Freeman James Dougan Don Elmore Fred Dyer John ElChEf Lloyd Phelps Art Prendergast Louxs Boyle Al Kretchmar Dave Coy Donald Barnhart Donald Brxslawn Chet Brown Ed Berland1 George Bushey Lou1s Chubb Jack Carb1s Don Casey James Crowder Roy Cl1ne Lorne Denton D L F1tzpatr1ck Orman Honey Fred Hanson Earl Horngren Ed Klosterman Edward McLean Harry Musselman M1lton Barash Warren Barde J1m Bell Francxs Bean Chester Bennett James Brandt Robert Brunner Walsh Bell John Burns Thomas Charouhas Don Clark Bol Colwell Walter Danrlchxck B111 DeBore Jam1e Dexter PwlLwm Roger Levan Dxck K1ng Art Malmgren James Lxssner Gordon Lowenste1n Fred Kuhanen Jnm Lant Albert Kunde Lee Lew1s Ell1s Knutson Don Kle1n C!qJ- Joseph v1Ck Bob Weber Ross Iedrxngton Wallace N1chols George Thompson Pat Tradewell Merr1tt Todd Walt Troyer Don Thomas Robert Mooeres Raymond Thompson James Thurmond Calvxn Matt1son Rnchard Moore Warren Norden Thomas Owen J1m Van Otlhghlm Boyd Patterson W1ll1am RlStlnC John R1st1ne Robert Routt Al Schoenfeld Dzck Sm1th Charles SW1tZef Holland Sm1th B111 Showve Hal Ragge James Tonkxn Robert Tomblxn Walt Txrrell Irv1n Tobxn Bud Whxte John Wr1ght Richard Yarbrough Stanley Cargo Charley Brxdges Lawrence Tr1pple Russell Hanson Rxchard Hummel Norland K1ng Maurxce Webb Donald Kent A1 Kreml1ng Frank Nolan B111 Hansle Gordon Huntxngton Jack Burrell Lawrence Seeber Orvxlle Knxght Sxdney Earle Hollxs Kraetch Leonard Speyer Paul Speyer John Broad Jack L1v1e Jack Lunn Harland Wade Les Malmgren Peary Theros Frederxck McLauchlan Derrold McDan1el Stan Jones R1chard Moore Jack Mulvehrll Phyllxs P1m Carolyn Doyle John Baldw1n Monte Brown Glenn D1ck1nson Johnny Kerr Harold Hendrxx Stuart Oles Donald Olson Ron Twombly John F1tzgerald George Mxnzel John Doran John Dunstan W1lbur Txffany Alexander Swxenesky Donald McDonald Robert Jansen Robert Dorwant Bud Fxscher Doug Brown Frank Bacon Felrx Cooper Don H1lde Ela1ne Sorvrk Brock Adams Kermxts Axskog R E Anderson Arthur Berg Bruce Benecke Jay Berkman Samuel Boren Guy Boswell Graham Boulton Almar Buckner Davxd Bushnell Ed Daley Kenneth Duncan Wallace Engstrom A J Elwell George Flack B111 Frnley Tom Flynn M1ke Gray WIISOH Ham1lton Joe Hamanoka John Hancock 1? Charles Headr1ck W C H1gg1ns Crag Hodgert Harold Hummel Shunjx Ito Henry Jacobson H J James Carl Jarv1e Dav1d Jenkxns Gerald Johnson Robert Johnson Jerry Kelly Donald Lees Joseph Lamont Earl Leslxe Lawrence Stark Don L1v1ngston Rxchard Moore Frederxck Merrxtt D1ck Merr1hew Sydney Merrxhew Melv1n Myland James Jones WdlneNmvm Taka Orkada Howard Parke Sun W Pang Dave Parker Af1St1deS Phoutr1des D L Rembaugh Dorxen Rxdenour Ray Schlrep Henry Sander C W Shepherd Alfred Sherman Ernest Schlesrnger Cla1r QIIVEI Wxllxam S1lver Dw1ght Sm1th Rowland Sm1th Bruce Sm1thson Rxchard Spaxn Kenny Sol1d Paul Speyer Lenard Speyer Robert Stofko Warran Story Frank Sugeno Irvxng TOVID O L TOblBSOH Roger Vaxl W Valent1ne oseph Van Valey Alfred Wrxght Robert Murray Robert Weber C M W1stcott Cutler Wrxght Curtxs Wohlwend John Woolston Frank G1ll Al Wrldxng George Murray Lyle Morow Douglas Chrxstre Wlllllm Turpxn Dave Hart Tom Gates J Harry Gold1e George Sperry Robert Lewxs Don Coy Howard Fxndley Don Rawlxnson Bob Byhre Doug Foster 11 X 85 . ' Cortlandt Clark I . Jafk Smit? X K . . ' . ' . Ge? A ' l . - U ,:- o u D I u o O I ' ' I a 1 J' I , f . T A A G g QI ! I Q' Q: 3 . J f' it x 4 g y Z 0 Q, ss ' BLOW GABRIEL. BLOW Like a brlght comet that march through Broadway s Hall are members of the Broadway can be seen at all the football aven t al of y ad 1 our b ght cimjie swea s we p ra 1es nd many a J lles Wlth Presldent Lyle Holmstrom Vlce eslde Rial h Ga etar In January we experlenced a loss when Mr n all rms rced Dave Brougham at the head we marc d h o h su c ester leave Ye Olde Alma Mater because of t f 9 bp however now under the leadershlp of Mr Ed Ottu r I t rlghtful place among the stars of Broadway s Unlve Z l H - 1 XIHII . ani. A' . .. ' 'ya' 2-17 1, 1-I X 4 u-I,-fn: . 1 ' ' x elf! Cf? 6? Gfon-bDEEN ' Q0 , 'Wi' E ANGELS SIN G Beautlful Savlor Lord of the Nations lS our theme and lt lS the symbol of the Broadway Cholr We slng and our splrlts r1se to starry helghts Sometlnes lt seems lmpOSSlbl8 to blend all the dlscords and off tunes that come from Room Twenty nlne durlng the flrst rehersal 1nto stralns and harmon1es flt for a performance But that is just what hap pens when Nr Ed Ottum wlelds hls forceful baton belng asslsted by the competent offlcers Presldentlknxqhearer Vice President qtan Westberg and Qecretary Toel Buxbaum Though we have sung many tlmes durlng thls past year the climax was the Sprlng Concert After the flnal chord has dled and the curtain has fallen we all have a feellng of nrlde for we have upheld the tradltlon of glvlng a good performance which has been the Guldlng Qtar of the Cholr slnce lt was founded ln 1928 Z LU , . . y H . , . . . F . A u Q . , n n - : ' . , ' ' , . A , . , K . ' 1 . o 9 9 - T RW N fk- , F' C - J r , 0 THIS WOR LD . QJL 'u k ,I -4 -'15 .K xv ff A . as flf 6 RADIO CLAQS RADIO STUDIO A new and radlant comet, the radlo studlo, has appeared for the flrst tlme 1n our constellation Located 1U Room 114 our studlo conslsts of three rooms comblned studlo and audltorlum a separate studlo, and a control room where announclng and recordlng takes place Every room lS sound nroof wlth double glass windows Mr Ladd director and advrsor of the studio, clalms that Broadway lS the only h1gh school ln Qeattle that can boast of professlonal equlpment Not only lS Broadway proud of lt s equipment but of the excellent broadcasts produced over the alr some of whlch were Sixteen The Whlte Tower Ladder Under the Apple Tree , Qearch for Qleep and the radlo play at Chrlstmastlme glven for the student body Qome of the outstanding stars of thls year s 'Broadcast Theater were Pat McLean, Elolse Bakken, Maralyn johnson, Wanda Swldersky Elalne Jaffe Bob Mac Donald Doug Ducklow Bo Wllson, Howard Mayer and Charles Bowden Broadway 1S justly proud of this galaxy of materlal and lt lS our W1Sl that thelr talents at some future date may brlghten even greater Whlte Ways az, ML, is A ni? 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S TAR P RFORMERS PLAY PRODUCTION DRAMATIC DEPARTMENT No constellatlon lS complete wlthout meteors or as rn Qealthescope termlnology star performers Th1s year has been one of the brlghtest ln the dramatlc department wlth Stage Door movlng lnto the llmellght the flrst semester and The Importance11fBe1n6 Varnest taklng top hon ors the second Wlth Mr Ladd star rlngmaster dlrectlng the Broad way Players the fOllOW1Dg students have proven themselves out of thls world ln th1s year s productlons Marllyn johnson Douglmlcklow Howard Maher Eloxse Bakken Bob MacDonald Pat McLean Wanda Swxdersky Eldora Beck Marv jo Cleveland Ann Yarwood Charles Bowden and Dlck Stone S as thls year s flamlng meteors fade 1nto the depths of space they leave thelr glowlng success behlnd them 'THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST' AQ 89 , A To Agree ses f a 'A Vi. - is I y g l 3 ,y 'A ' i ' L, w l l- 5 , L 22 1 n '1 Q B ? C f ig 3 V, ' I sig 1. 3 f 1'f'1 f Ei2' 1 ' ' 1 f A G . tl A 1 I ,gr-1 Q , A. . A K X . K, Y lla!! . I - I N ! l l I 1 1 - L . , , . . , . . . . ,. , . . . . 1 . , . , . , 1 5 ,V - . - . . . l v ' 1 ' 1 1 ' , . , . 1 , . . , . n . o 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' O , . ' ' i 9 TH Wwwf EWHEAVENS f ff Jgwf TL f j 1 ig D 577165 AND P FLOSZS? Ajfjjfw Jw W WM ,my Vu' WW? SWI G ,SWAY f-N ROW McKnight, Gosha, Lapsansky Kexxg ROW Engle, Blume, Beck, Golden LaC,oss ROW Oliver, Hamilton, Stadig. ROW Reichardt, O'Dell. The lights are soft and low. The music It's one of Broadway's many P.T.A. dances of the school year. Arranged by Frances is sweet and slow. What is it? that are the social high-spots LaCross, Bill Kelly, and Mrs. Adams of the P.T.A., these dances have the reputation of being the most popular ones among the rest of the city's high schools. 9 SKI CLUB Under the guidance of Dewey King, Ted Strizek, Marilyn Jackson, and Mr. Mattson, the Broadway Ski Club had a very active year filled with many outings. Highlight of the season was the all-city meet at the Summitt where Ted Strizek captured points and honors for his Alma Mater. EXTR !EXTIlA.' ROW 1 jappe Tadlock Myers Anderson Adams Nelson ROW 2 W1 lxams Brown Lrnd jones Matthes Shafer Paulson ROW 3 Nxcholson Gzlroy Sondhezm Huntxngton ROW 4 :nes wanson Wxck Stone Lee Wlth George Grader and Zoe Ann Anderson holdlng the reins for the fall semester and Dlck Qtone and Rudy Paulson cracklng the whlo for the sprlng one, the Broadway Whlms has malntalned the hlgh Journallstxc standard lt has held for so long Of course the lnspxratlon behlnd every story IS Mrs Mltchell the weekly s adv1sor Qhe 1S really the person responsible for the publlca tion of the paper As a result of her guldlng hand many Whlms reporters of today wlll be the Journalists of tomorrow mls Ht .Alf-L Mrs Mxtchell Whxms Advlsor 'I ' , . ' . , , n' . S , ' . . . . L . .Q . , . . . . y. . . , , . . . . - I L ' Y - l N .,. .-,., Nlllflwlk , rg., -sk A ,MTI M y,S2 , K, I L ROW 1 1nd Tadlock Myers Anderson Adams Alexander ROW 2 1ll1ams Holderness Matthes Shafer ROW 3 aulson Sondheim Dxnes jones ROW 4 tone xc Huntxn ton Lee The Internatlonal Honorary Qoclety for H1gh Qchool Iournallsts 1S a faxrly long and unknown name to most students but under the more common tltle of Qulll Q Scroll a club w1ll be recogn1zed that lS one of the leadlng ones about Broadway Hlgh Qchool For the1r varlous accompllsh ments the outstandlng members of the Whlms and Qealth staffs are chosen and 1n1t1ated 1nto th1s organlzatlon Zoe Ann Anderson, D1ck qtone Marxanne Myers and Bob D1nes headed the group for the past year Under thelr leadersh1p several projects were undertaken The ma1n one concerned the publ1cat1on of extra ed1t1ons of the Whlms whlch were presented to the students on spec1al occas1ons 'YW 165 4 x I 9.3 dh 152 GD Aialx Q nvlhliih-E QWST WQM? WWW? Nt gl , 'I Z' Q-k Hrs ltchell 111 3 Scro L' . . . . . w' ' . . . . P . ' , ' , s , w' k, ' g . , . . . . , . 1 . . A , . . . . . N . . . . - , r t . L , A . U 1 . ' Y O 9 fi T- Eil?iQE of gl ' D 4-.. . . ,E,33 Q 1 Q .,- Q at 'V I ' 'Wx if A Nucl A .... J. ,..... i ,.,. .tray trdn , I Q, e ., 6 - - . Y ws , ' YJ l rf' luv -0 ilel, X Y . ' V I Vs' i ' ff'- 4 5 5 5 ' X 1 .-,- 1 ' .Q . .. ' f'rf :ee-e x ' 'wwf W 1' -4 Q 41 . M' , Qu' ll DLINE it-.. li JUNIOR SENIOR STAFF ROW 1 Sondhe1m Alexander Nxnness Soltman Mxss Kullberg W 2 Larson Badcon 1nes A1e1th Tuc er Puttlng out an annual may seem to be mere chlld s play to a layman but to a member of the Qealth staff lt means only many long hours spent on much hard work Plctures to sort pages to lay out and storles to wrlte are but a few of the many dutles belonglng to each member The trials and trlbulatlons of trylng to publlsh a book that wlll appeal to everyone lS the biggest problem confrontlng the group Therefore the very f1rst thing that 1S done lS to select a theme that lS both orlglnal SPORTS STAFF Sondheim, Woolston, Tollett. FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE STAFF W 1 ev1tt Hoyt Phe an Woolston Toilet! M Pritchard W 2 Campxon Alme Benton Harnes Falgren Dubxch and entertalnlng Once th1s lS done full productxon can get under way Wlthout the he1pcJfM1ss KullbergzuuiMr Prltchard there just wouldn t be a yearbook They always seem to be around to help when a trylng mo ment comes Thesetwo'bosses lndeedarethe shlnlng stars of the Sealth staff gUld1Dg the book along on the way to 1ts completlon All type set for thls year s Sealth was set on our new Var1 typer by Mar1lyn Nlnness wlth Dorls Q1mpson 8SS1St1Dg HARD AT IT RO N ' , , 1 , , . Ro' ' , , . ' . . . . D . . , . and the word for everyone is 'to work'. . . . , , , . , , . . . 1 a ' 9 LIT RARY LIGHT LIBRARY QTAFF Do vou know that the llbrary here ln Broadway lS a storehouse of great 1nterest9 Our llbrary has about thlrteen thousand books flfteen thou sand pamphlets f1ve hundred maps one hundred magazlne subscrlptlons and flfteen thousand mounted plctures There are also collectlons wh1ch are on exh1b1t ln the library cases at dlfferent tlmes One very popu lar one lS the collectlon of Chlnese dolls clothed ln thelr natlve cos tumes It 15 the 1deal place to go for reference work for your classes Hobbylsts too can always flnd somethlng to help them wlth thelr hobby Why not go and see for yourself? 'i figs 'ills f 3 Www! J u,,!1 lg q K . I l 1 . u , . c I - 9 Y 9 . , . . n . . . I o , I gg ' F' ins. . 'R' 1- Qipnjgzagf E23 . Z1 :.': ' - fre. 2S:' . 1 u. -A Y- 'Lf' V Ev' aw ' ff - , 'fi MA TTER 0 WORD ROW 1 Cohn Szmpson justxce ROW 2 Lucas Hunt Nxnness Freedman McLaughl1n R W 1 Dow March Mr Hodge Leeser Shootlng stars and whlzzlng comets mlght well descr1be what goes on at a well conducted debate meetlng Thls year the debate actlvltles were changed from a class to a club Although thls made the club smaller 15 people turned out out of whlch 11 very actlve students won the1r debate letters for thelr hard work The hlghllght of the season was the trlp to Qnohomlsh to glve a debate for the Llon s Club All 1n all we had a very successful debate squad whlch won honors for rtself ln many debates and extemporaneous speaklng contests 5uT VAN WE YOU 5vf O02 XS So xx HEHRD? EBRTE aww IJ.l.u.u.1 0 u I I v 1 ' U - , Y . . . L . . . , . 2 zz Q Mu A h . fx L Il X ,.'j. i . ff 0 F 0 RTRBIT 'N P X3 Y sf' ' 1 C' X .. D45 ob MacDonald S All GUIDES ROW ROW ROW ROW Neil, Wesley, Peteet, Baker, Zinck, Eeg, McKelvey. Eng, Warner, Kelly, Blood, McCrey. Hawley, Hamilton, Mr. Mattson, Lee, Ennis, Mamon. Stenson, Bell, Angel f , L ' f J 5 ' fi, Q 4 ' fl Mtg W Qfl, 9' gg s K ,wx I Bef! I L 99 Tigerville Jamboree W F SNR, R I 5 Paper Dl'iVe x, ,,,,X l fl, Q6 or ..MsLLqR 99 ?' VN Zo -1-, 7 1 QQ' ,cp 1, iz h 3 if . .1 It in og x f - - X X X-.. 1. ,-. I 11 1 g. x Y X -VX' hlCh way I 'L nms XR' to Egifzisrg? R Nd- 2 N , .939-f!.x,f J ' 1 Q N-fl D kv - E 'I - 1 ,ny 1,-J 'js f 4 31 Jig! if N xuv r 0-uc LEW D2 V Q, 00 0VE One of the shining satellites of the Broadway Constella- tion is the Big 'B'. Our active group of girls have contri- buted generously towards making Broadway a better school. Under the guidance of Miss Reba Nickerson, we have made pom- poms for the games, and co-sponsored a paper drive. With the aid of Sally Holderness, president, Elaine Massey, vice president, jean Wells, second vice president, June Lockwood, rly Coghland, treasurer, we hope to rock- Mi ss Reba Nickerson secretary, and et to grea r heights in 1946. ROW 2 Cog d, Lgiwoody . M -.Af A-Z1 102 pf , j J 1 Holderness, Massey, ,. f JE! L WHIRLING S TAR Not to be outshone by our slster satelllte we Llttle B s under Mlss Eleanor qprlnger have been very actlve thls year In add1t1on to our regular sport turnouts gave a Chrlstmas party and also partles for 1ncom1ng Frosh Under the leadershlp of Marxan Woolston presxdent Beverly Davls vxce pres1dent Ellen Alme secretary and Alxce Alme treasurer we make ourselves a shxnlng satelllte f the Broadway Constellat1on Mxss Eleanor Springer 1 Woolston A Alme Davis A I Y UV Q ,f Q I: .ff 6 4 i WMM' lf 4 , 0 1 Q C 9 f v ' it k ' D , F , . ' 4 ', B ' ' , we , v ' : 1 l . I . O C. in - -5 M2 K , H an V :A Qs L el Row I , , ' , E. Ime fx 4 of M V ? f CASABA CUMETEERS XL XT BUUNC NG METEO -'J X'-'wr mms ,am 1, H m-s-inlduillgaf VK, ff Gff RANK 6,8 BAQEBAL 44' V01 I FYVSAII 106 QR 'alg fgf 41 BADMINTON WINNERS in PINC PONG WINNERS NING STAR Lillian a 3 Ande Gen. Sports Mg TUMBLING N 5 f' , Q K g N A 7, ' . fy 1 i X l, ' Q '-Q Q ,M A A' Q X.w?M l i I 5' , ...W if W 2, ggwvwvf- 1 A 't - I- L -nrxk. ,gg Q Y -1- A Y , 34 3 ' Xi w , 5 I ,k., K, A as ' . K . 3 X 5 -7 2'-7 HEA VENL Y BDDIES DANCING LL Z 107 AROUND THE SEASONS TAR T98 9 NGON A CE S. The Letterman s Club under the sponsorshlp of Mr Tony Bell has but one thought ln mlnd, that 15 to serve Broadway 1D any way that w1ll help Grader and Lyle Holmstrom have done exceptlonally well lD organlzlng the commlttees and offlcers of the club so that they can accompl1sh more lf called upon by the school to serve Some of the drlves to ment1on just a few that have been successfully sponsored by the Letterman s Club are Keep Off the Lawn Campaign Clean Up Dr1ve Football Assembl1es and pep rall1es ROW Rexchardt Leeser Eder Hayes Morrgs Mr Bell Holmstrom lsakson RO Blaxr Lee Baker Hayes Gunby Day Swanson Olmshaed RO - Raabe, Sondhexm, Foster, Clark. ROW Dxnes, Van Ryck, BIQQQH, Von Lossow, Wxck, Rawlxnson, Tanner, Hamlxn. ROW 5 Wotton, Westberg, Cerxno, Young, Swanson, Solxe, Paulson, Davxdson, Strngle. 09 U N 'UUPJS I r fn ,j e lx ' wa. b, 'gf - fl 1 .I D . 'Z i 1 ' 7 it to become a better and more prosperous school. Presidents, George 1 . , . . 1 . 6 1 - , . ' r - , - , , l a 1 I A r u 1 . p . , W 2 ' . . . . . . , w 1 ' 4 . . . . BEN G ers last al s own sta Coach Qwede one thought 1D m1nd t was to get a squad hlc d br1ng recognltlon to the halls of Tlgervllle as dld the team of 43 W1th th1s as his goal and wlth a team that was well tralned thls lS exactly what he ac compllshed qwede upset the whole unlverse f1n1sh1ng ln second place and closlng the season by defeatlng the tltle bound Llncoln Lynx warg W 2 43,- League Standlngs Roosevelt Broadway Lincoln West qeattle Ballard Oueen Anne Garfield Franklln Cleveland ..-aug 'NWN HIN E M22 Rf ,,,wn N ALL-CI Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadwav Broadway Broadway Broadway Results 2 Frankl Balla Roosevelt est Qeattle Queen Anne Garfleld Clevel and O Q Llncoln Gua Center ,yyGfAard 74.-51 Tackle End flddPf a Sm1th Broadway lrwLne L1 Graves Back ..-......... lard Back .... -Pemberf Back ------ Benham-West Seattle Back .... ---Sechrist-Roosevelt Q kg, . ZZ My X , ef' ff: 111 SA T LLITES L ,..-f- MANAGERS Nexl Day Don Regnall Nzck Dubxch HEAD MGR M1lton Hayes jack Hayes Connie Olsen FIGH EAN , Y,--X HO0TING STARS X N Looking through the Sealthascope, we come uoon the highlight of the - gb past casaba season, the day that the Bengals took the championship-bound K Roosevelt Roughriders for their only ride. N Because of this uprising against the league leaders, and their defeat 5 - over the would-be-championship Lynx on the gridiron, the Tigers were T commonly tabbed as the 'Spoilers.' The season ended leaving us tied with Ballard for fOurth place honors T and a play-off berth. The Beavers victoriously broke the tie, and went H, on to beat Queen Anne in the Pavillion Play-offs, and take sole posses-' ' T 5 sion of third place, leaving Broadway as holder of fifth Awfefnfi, Q, 0QfnAJ-fJ'u-Uxfffi-.lfggjd-1 LM aww? 6 WJZZZL. Mae WDW? li' M-J1f0V::f,7g '41-'oy g CL., 640-.'EZfZL.NitEE2: mnlqffif U! Q',ff11-f4...1a,.,ftQ,d4M' f4CaZZZ, Mg, fy www 433 ,Kiwi Jae Liwyuf J'-Q -LA J!,A,a,, ffm 1 fm' ,Mai by Zu SMWH HoLMs'rRov1 M SOL IE rf YOUNG CARLSON Q U17 ' iw 4 111 114 f T D I 4. XSL sk if V B f XS Qigx X.-A V , ' 7 ,l i Lf, ,T ' QQ P X T . 'E J , ' fx - A5eLnJ i 'xi X 1 8 XX T H Nr S5 'N s . M I ' I V! K T X!! Q V I K ' K ' - I JL X I 'J I J U 1 ' I I -GQC. ,y 4 I N I ' I , 5' if if . ,E I 'fx ilk Y i X V ' 1 M B l if E 4, is i i if T suir, A pix 1 H me A A g K QQNAEV l .-,Q ,. fy 'ff if fi iijqjTi ' ggi? I T I I 0R BEN GA L E T X FIRST ROUND X 3 :H 'I Q XX Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway 1 f fffa! v any Roosevelt Garfleld Franklln Llncoln Ballard W Seattle Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway Broadway 32 Roo t Fra klln 4 :wa LF-as a att e'27 YHA W aybcg 049,-ah yt ff L41 AD S I DAVIDSON COLLINS YE ,,..ifia- any '4fv-M -' LJM-N-af Q Qilvgd qaQL4?7 ,,,,.,o,a.,,e MCCULLOUGH Qk ,IANNERd7dt .. f7 ' 234 I WML STINGLE ll 34 ' 21 38 ' o 26 ' 27 45 ' X 31 ' 39 ' 20 26 26 62 . 28 42 Tim ' I Q? x A7 FN f .raft A fy , ' fi, 2.6 isv 1 + , '.'-'sg ,l Xu g., 'L , I r , '52 x 5 ,--A X ' . I ,A V f 'pi ' 'X affair' -' ll? 4. , aialwoiga 7 , ,: 7Lf,f y y - . f 5 3, UQ' Lf, 2 r of S 2 Q Q Q ' u ,Qi E xx . pa- tv 5 HO0TING C METS 6 41 lf' lfff 75 fi qv' X SECOND TEAM jets Allen Hoover Rage Those that are out of the starllght when all the glory lS belng passed out are the second and thlrd teams They fight hard for they w1ll be the ones to uphold the orange and black through future varslty competltlon Thelr record for the past season was falrly good the seconds bexng V1Ct0f1OUS 1n six starts whlle dropplng the same number and the thlrds chalkxng up seven w1ns agalnst fxve losses ll If dl -S! 1 ,ff , lj f svn . 1 52. ,7 u '-msw.us.. Q A , ll 11 ,M , ,J f ,K iff ' 1 H, I fl E4 Si' . S ' .1 .A - Y 'W' . w . , . 2 -Q P-T V A A Q ' .- n ,Jatb 1 . ,Fi , g, ' , KO, M . . . rs 1 l . Q , 7 - . y . Y , , If U 4T.,w,- -' 'ff' 1 I, ' Z A 1 ,-A r ' ' ff f 1 , o 4-'ffffrf ' N 4' ' 1 I, In I -ii ,..- 1 7 Q inf' Q A vii - ik v X f ,- . Q . r Q f M, B, I INTRA RA ROW1 Gunby, Charmle, Mr. Mount, Berg, Berne ROW 2 Stingle, Gunderson, Allen, Ring, Hart. I ,J I Ho ,,1 sf 1 I- 9' J 1,1 'L 1 Jo.: A--Le rw .74 I Arrz. ffefmf r. L ,..,.V.1 221 'I f BQJI' -1- if K all I -fl +V If 1' 'V 111 Lx 7 J F, if' f T' f 5 ' 'V An- -v . 4. 3 . I5 2' L ' 4 , ,fy .4 .5 f if A J ,- A f ,ll -A J N y 41 J . 5. V 3 i l 4 -,f 4 'J., , 4 Qsnxmlf ' xf fm P 77 4 f' l P U LICH TY BUILD5 my Alex I U Wu f 6 'KN iffy ,F W Dfw! 22 if N Q K X 5 WW W0 x f f W xi .- W 'S X. f 'D Q' A F! M1 A' - Qf .mm 'N: Xh1' uxx - U14 . 4 RQ L ' f K if 7 A X X X ix X 1,5 f 0 R 1 X Qs F ,X Y I ' 1 1 X X M X, v Y A 5 K xxxxxxf -- .? R b , 459' 'yr - D , I3 ., Q , fwff ,WX I f nn' Q , Z' 41 9 X f QK 14 A Q 4 FUTURE COMMA N005 E if WXX .47 WX QV? Nw? X J in I QL, 9 :QL Ng! .1- f f1 . I S . A 3 f B Q Q X K g jf,-5 x X X J ! x -- , ,?. , s ' b w 1 1 fir , U 1 , ff ,, - N ,lx , , ' p . R 1 ., I 1 r X .1 X Q, :mum 3 ' xv' V XR 'HL' X' X 111' 11110, I l X , ' gf' I, I lvl I YVYV , 55.- ',., 1- , x 1 ,- f f ,- Xu 4 y '- 'fif' - X f 'Q P gif! V i 5 SV if X 'M vi XIYA .j Q l w . N XL Q Y x Y , f 1 f X 'I 11 TIGER BA TTER 'i 101+ v Q if R Q X CNC' , , t Mo as view t ii , RR-'Q f Jong HINGLE - X The Tiger nine was aiming their hits at the stars, as they fielded one of the most powerful teams in the prep league. Jay Dishnow, coaching his second season at Tigerville, built up a team consisting of many juniors, who will uphold Broadway's high standings in the coming season. A championship playoff was inaugurated this season, pitting the first and second place teams against each other, at Sicks Seattle Stadium, to climax the diamond season. gl ' 1 , ry ' If I I JHIQQIWX i Q Nix N U I 5514 YE P R419 , , , ' , -.xx g 'M Q 1 Q f kf - N Q53 , f Lf EP f , X f . 1 A ,H f , A5 ,ffj ' , xa ff6', 7 ?.'ggJ' Q , ,: fg J',4p f z 1 X X .N 5 I 5: Znvxaf f - K f . , pf ' f' ' X Sl ff X , K sw -' 773' X - PHIL EDER m, Ei S 117' u,gg fit' 7- 'C JACY'WlWG BHl,CDLL BOBCUUHSON COACH DISHNOW A N .-rf Mx .X Q-V 1 G 4 f- A g... ' . aw k H. VJ-fu 4 ,sf-vv-f V-1 --vow-H-fm-..Af ' 8 ' cf V Z fy QINDER vi. 12 'Aff vv-1 Vvy sq.,o Lvsab, V5 V18 FIELD EZENTS ,anna .'Z'7r , mit, ,ay lu, RUDDIUQ 9 fhon aroundxthe un1v 6 u ten at tr s 6 X astouna-fig ghtf? Jfumpi gflro ,Tglaneffy lgfflefg. 1n th ,L he1r a Ma fer t e in 'e1's of ?he BTV' dz! .971 tragt 'ffm' undef Ae wawfchbflg eye ofrfgech p Kf nfilqfflst d1v1s1on of Spr1ng sports seems-450-bektigf Plztggltten me? of the school and only when someth1ng outstand1ng lS done by tae team v'by on of years, 1S the annual marathon run around Volunteer Park and the bo who w1ns th1s should be g1ven much due credlt The fa1r ha1red lad f the season 45 1S none other than that famous speed1ng comet Ne1l Day Look1ng over the season as a whole lt seems to be the most successful 5 A,,v. v uf! QI? that has been exper1enced by the T1ger Coach ,, A 4, J 11 D-17' 'fl Haw w-f-sfhfzgf 'M ,, WARMIING UP 0 ' , SU ,J , Ll .1 ,1 ' L a , I , 5 V --uf ,, - - gb 1 at e er, V - -A e-N. 1 . D I L'VY t 5' '- I as-I -.1 VVV' ' .4 1 1 1 1 ' 1 , . , l I v ' A ln: 1 , Q . vw f , W Q VL 9 .,f L ,- ' A . . Q4 . . H,v .A-1! , . J x f :O f'J h ---L-L. Y 'Mi -f 'v 94 Q , 'L Cdnn-4 ! 5' ' WE . 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Anderson, Kelleher, Nucgelman, Al, Whof- ff , Aff- , - N L tb, JIS, wend, Dwan, Winter, fcairbra-shy,,CapllAgerj jd, IVV! A I' : If ,f f 124 ff' .J' . , I ' 5 . hfhe Benigl Divot Diggers have shown their loyality to Broadway by doihgijgbir'besi,'no matter howgnuchfthe odds were against them. Beforpjdach hatch, star gazersfwerp a le to predict a win or maybe a loss, hu! whichever it was, Mr. Dwan nd his trusty golfers were there with a a,ll1Dljt efffdrt for iictorvxy' If one looks at the past record of the olf team, probably we will find the rating lower than those of the 0tHer sports aroudd Broadway, but the fact that Coach Dwan puts more emphasis on goortsmanship and teamfwork than he does on the idea of winning at allfcosts, seems to be the I'83SOI'1. f2f':s Lf JC4 . 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