Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 150 of the 1939 volume:

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MARY7I,nngungc HENSEL. IIMILIII V-Girls' Adviser HIERSCI-LFREDIERICK Mathematics HOYT. DONALD R,- Music HOYT, DORO'I'HY7Mathcmatics I 7 ggzcuffy . . . MUSIC DIiI'AR'I'MIiNT mm PHYSICAL EDUCATION ROW I ROW II HUNT, JEAN7Homc Economics JURGENSOHN, EVA E.YPhysicaI Education ISAACS, RUTH7EngIish KELLOGG, ROY D.7IndustriaI Arts JEEEERY, HAROLD B.fMathcmatics KINGSBURY. MILFORD K.7Sciencc JOHNSON, EIVIILY H.+PhysicaI Education KINKAD, LUCILI.E7Library JOHNSON, LESLIE W.-Science KNIGHT, HOMER T.-History' JOHNSON, MARTHA R.fScience KNIGHT, MARY E.7Hcnd, History I 8 , 6LCLL!fy . . . ROW I KRIENKIQ, O. K: -Science IAPPIQNBUSCH, MARIIi J. 'HCOIITITICYCIJI I,OUGHIfAD, ELIIANORI2 M,fCommerci.1I LOUGHLIN. MAY--English McINTOSH, EDITH A.-Ifnglish MIELHORN, HARRIIfTIl7Commcrci.1l MIIRRIAM, S, I,. fHc.1d. Mathematics ROW II MOORIL. RUTH B., Con1mcrci.1I MORE, I-U'I'HER---'Physical Ifducaliun OGDIQN. CAROLYN A-Language OI.MS'I'IfD. VIRGINIA B- Languagc OWIZN, ROBERTA R.-Homc Economics I'IlI.'I'ON, ANNA M.---I,angu.1gc PIf'I'IfRS, HIINRY NV, ---- History HOMIE ECONOMICS DEPA R'I'MI2N'I' IVIA'I'HIiMA'I'ICS DIZPARTMIZNT I0 C-Zzcuffy . . . ww-N ROW I PORT, HORACE W.-Commercial PUGH, ANNE G.fLanguage PUGH, LOUISE K.-English RUSHING, JOHN R.-Mathematics SAEMAN, MARIE C,iEngIish SGHMALLE. A. L.-Science ROW II SGHOEPPEL, ELIZABETH M.-History SCHWARTZ, MARGARET7COmmcrciaI SHELTON, HELEN E.-English SIMMONS, CHARLES-Industrial Arts SKINNER. VERNE P.iEngIish SMITH. CLIFTON T.+Mathcmatics COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT ggzcuffy HISTORY DEPARTMENT LIBRARY ROW I ROW II STRATE, JOHANNA-English WELTS, FLORENCE-History THOMPSON, AI,ETHA-----English WHITE, MARIAN-Commercial THOMSON, MARION VJ.-Science WHITSON, EARL T.-Head, Commercial TICHENOR, ROY I-I,fHistory WICKSTROM, PEARL-History WALTERS, MARY E.-Head, English WILLIS, ELIZABETH B.-English WARREN, JESSIE A.-History WILSON, GEORGE S.-Head, Science Gb. Zl wzix I ..IL.I . lx, freshman 6 ass Skillfully, the draftsman draws each curve and each line, since, upon his detailed calcula- tions and eXact sketches, the groundwork of the plane depends. ln like manner, the Fresh- man carefully selects each subject. His pro- gram. mapped out in accordance with his tal- ents, lays the foundation for his future career. ESM Q, geiiilfiiirigie f Y S 551 T... 15'i1,:'i23iAi2fif.x:'-w - 1 imma W 19 V65 H2602 H081 X l Tl RSON BOB CIASSIDY SLAM SAY.'Xlilz I I nl l ice-I riwulml Mifililrif Probably the most difiicult of the four years of high school is the first one. since the Freshman must acquaint himself with unfamiliar environment, pursue his studies, and at the same time, shoulder responsibility. This year's class made the necesary adjustments with great facility. Although ineligible for membership in the Honor Society, many earned sufHa cient points to entitle them to be listed on both the Honor and Service Honor Rolls. A few also acquired the distinction of having their literary attempts re- corded in the MPen. Strides toward a better student government, were instituted by a new plan whereby Freshman roll representatives, rather than the entire class, attended meetings. The satisfactory functioning of this arrangement promises to make it a permanent one. Athletics, too, were not neglected by the yearlings, who eagerly answered the coach's call to football, basketball, baseball, and track. With this nucleus acquired in all school activities, the Freshmen have built up a strong foundation for the years to follow. ,fit fa... A 5 .aff MARY lp. GROVFS ll.'XRlill-'Ii Sllfl HORN AIBXIBOIIS 23 l5RON'I' RUXV: Lorlc Amlrew, YM-lm Asnlm, 'I'ntsuy.x Arxynsu, Jul- . nl.1rm, Cmlmul Amlm, Nlnry :'lll:.1llcff. llmrgu Arnnlll, Sli UND RUXY Pull Anllcrion, W livnulyv Bcicr, Anne Allmulvff, Eu- l gum- Anclvrwn, Khrxon Abel, l Klum' ,Xlhnlll-fl. lisrmcc fllhndcff, lllllllb RUXY Arnold flmund- sun. Leon Amman, Bully Agenda, lNlun.1 Andcrwn, lsrncl Akrisll. Mrrlc Arbuclxlu. IRONT ROW: Fd Bcnsussen, Imac Pmroh, Norms linlu. Louiz linmh, Bcrnxcu licrcld, lirtly Ben- suxwn, Nlnri Ann.: Arnicarellx, Axlycnnc Bmnlll. Sl'Lf'OND ROXV: Louis Psuitanw, llurllun Fngclnw, .-Xrlluur lim- slxunr. Bcvurlvy Bnrbu. Klxldrcd lllomlcr, Doris Bcnxdslcy, livelyn livclwr. Cnml llcechcx. THIRD ROXV: Ilan Bnrnsh, Qucnlln Hooker, Jails llmlus, Pu' lsr Boynton, Roy Bclllcnl, Bill lil-rxcnlicr, Ruwmnry Bowden, lliclmrfl Bunch, lllUNT ROXX' gXrlrnu Carr, lbmmhuy Lmpflmu. Lou Burton, Cl-Ii.x Cashnr. Dan Knrncy, Miflwy Brmxlsl-n, Jos llrvnner, I5.n'ill Bullock, SIKUND RUXV. lilcanur Bur' mn, Carol limnl-U, Jun: llurur- l:uInI. Noll Bruner, C,QlmxlrxCT.1rlcr, l5iJl c'.-ldmmll, Ckhnrlus Buzzard. THIRD ROXV: Alflull Butler, Pull Pzurncii. Uuvcrly l51v.xnt. ful liuchsrr. .Luk fapclulu. Uelbczl liruwn. IRUNPIA ROXY Kliullvn Vohn, ll.uivl.1n C,.xvin, Srcvr Cflmclwiclx, Mnry Jane lwluitwnod, l.esliv Khan, Fdxlh Vulxcn, Xlmrv Cat- low, Quunlln llmn. SVCONID ROXV: Bob Collins, l7.xvid Cohun, Hill Cnlvll, Goldie' Kihiprul, Clnrolyn Cfnlvrr. Pearl Clumrinxw. lllllill ROW Bob flnrkl Gen- nvlrvc CQl1r1Nl1u, .lolun Vunnfar, f.l1.ull'ni.l l,vph.u, Donnld Colc- m.xn. OX l RUXK' Carui lnl.nlS. Myrllx lhxlglrlxlx, M.llgnu'rllL- Hung, llulcn lhuxs xlngl-lin.1 lkwmlxfu .Ink lhmglnx, Sumrr l3uugl.u Rm' llvlullvux, l'ml1 t'r.'1ghmn. Sl'l'0Nl7 RUXV .lmxllxvlnlw lrmvlurll, l'.xl Kwok. l'x'.-lxn lrnxg. lmxlv l3vS.1nlw lung l ikrawlunl, XVnyn.- 4 mwlunl, Suu N luubwn, llqrxluy llubb THIRIJ ROW' ,Imul Dowd, Ar l lcnc lhv, Bob lbouglm, .'Xuxl1n Inf I-fl-M, H111 c flml-f, limb cfm, N l'RCJN'lk Row, .ll-nnlc n4..1f.w, l lictly lrmk. l'mm.x lfng. Full ' lmkxs, mn 1-mmwn, I'nm Iil- Imrl. NIKON!! ROW Villa Hx, Rulh l'll1x, Xxrgmm lillmlt, lwlna lil- liou, cimion mm, Homer l.ng, 1 IKHIRI7 ROXV' liulzy .-'mn liidv, .-Xl lug Phllxk llruuhlr, Dec!-. X I Vcrrixlgrr. limncxx l2llix. Alvin llliurl, FRONT ROXV, flmrlw Clrnllull. l Sinn lricllmnn, Mxckuy lrncd- mnn. Rachelle Cialnnli. Slnrlcv Clormluv, Helm lkmnce. Xlgrx' :Xnn l Iv. SLCKOND RUXY liorix Cnbwnn 'dwxn Cirnhmm. Renku l ulii, Lxblvy Kioldlvnrlw. llvlcn llay. l THIRD ROW' .-Xnchul ilol-llwrg. lw'lw,xnl Cnlunn, 15111 lmllmnrr, Ibn imrlmrt. l5RUN'I' ROXY MMV llam, NUM- namw. Ruth l1.11p.'m, Hmm' ll.mmnw, Ir.-Li ll.xnxm.xn Rag-'r llnnxlllun, l..xr1 llmwn Bob llnllgrun. SPCLONU ROW Russ ilrlnxpnn Riu ll.m.xn. Xlumrir llmv, :Xl ll.nnl.x, Njncv Gunn licllx' Urn' THIRD ROW Ryu hmsunp. Rohn-rl llnrdw, 1'Imxli.m llmwn, Huh ll.mwn. Xlvrlr Grill. .Xrthur lmulnn, i FRONT ROW: 'Ibm lliilaka, Ynrl-rm llnrannlia, Snchilm Ilayaf shnln. llrrla lxnlwlilcin. llhyllus lliwlv, Ciracv ll.nrr. SIX HND ROW' Ruth llinlmvl- nmn. .lushu.i llaia, liwlyn llultf rnan. .lun Ilavalrawa, Bob Iluld- riclgu. THIRID ROW' Ilnll Hurrah, .luan Hr-rr. Malcolrnllawcs, Arrllarris. FRONT ROW: .luuISrnrl, Gloria Hununglon. Clazhcrinc Israel, Sam Israel, Iimxna Iguchi, lulrul ko Ikula, SECOND ROW' June Isaacson. I.c0n Ixrnel, .lcanvllc Iloward. Ilcnrv Inouyc, Nancy lloney. Mary llood, THIRD ROXV: Jack Israel. llrusf ton lluwnrd, Harulrl Hntchinv. FRONT ROW: lfranfiw lzan. Alrilm Kato, Yiolvl Israul, llctsy Jones. SECXONID ROXV: lfrank Jenkins, fccrlia Jenkins, llyron T. John' stun. Ilulcn D. Johnson, Kose Kam-nmm. THIRD RO XV: Jay RUNS, Ralph rlanlz, llnghic Jonrs, Jrrry Jnhnson. Phillip Jcfferson. I'RON'I' ROW, l1lsic Iinllrnan, Knylm Rurmc, I-rl Kornainixki. Bill Landers, Yolanda I.aC',1v.x, Elcannr Kricgcl, SECOND ROW Junc lager- quist, Arthur Kulman, hlasahidc Kumgochi, Shuzu Kosugi, liliz- abclh Kayne, Alfred Kristofer- son. David Krnkovsky. THIRI7 RONV: l,nvIla Kurnmrr, Bob Korner, lluward Knight, Nlilford Kingsbury. Jr., George King, V In IRON lk RUXX' 154111.-nm I nw.-1 l'.nxl lvixmml, Immnlw llxllv, ' vw.'Xx1lu-l.-Ihuynxw, I l.1mv lmll, lam- I .-.W xmw 1 .-WN I ww! I ,mmm-u. NVIUNIV HUXX' I nuwMv l.vlw1 ru, Sam lvxv. Mun I.xuxn X Nnmcv links, Maru lsxxis, ful In-n l.1uy.I, IHIRU RUXY Ruhml lun-nxl Hclunc lvvv. IM-llx' l .xwxun Knlhcrxnr Inmfv. lmmxlh' Inu mm lmmuv l.xlinu-u. IRONI KUXK. Wxlilul Nhrllu VAN N'l.1xsh.lll, XYing Nlaxk, Umm .nhl N'l.xyvr, .ll-:ry M.uchi.1, l,l1y Mu. Phxllux Minn, M.1rg.xw1 Mnkcy. S111 ONIH ROXY .Inhn Xhlnll, Hull Mu--1, Rmhvrr Nhllhcws. Nnxdn M.nsh.x11. Iiuxulhy ML Clary. Kumi.: Xlalrr. l'mulx' Max' lan. 'IIHRIU RHXX' Rulwzl Xlanlwv. Imlrnr Nhrlln, lm-nm-th Mnvnr Anguv MncIJun.xId, Mnrguvl 1 N1.1clux'. XV11I,1 XI.uOu.uulr .lim mx .X1,xllMsxx'. IRONT KUXY Llczllmlr Urn mialsolm, Jun: Niurrlx, .lmrphim Millm. Mnxinv Miulwll. M.ni.m Mnchkntvl, Shirluy Munson, Sl C ONIJ ROV' l'.xul Xllllx, Vlvicnnc Bloom-. .hum Nxllrl, lily NIUL11, licliy Hmmm, Lmuw Moore. 'IHIRID RUXY: Hmm' Mirchdl lhve Xiumlw. Jark Nhijovuru. l.olrn1nc Xiciulluugh. Iiwlnrx Mrk urdv. lhuru N'IcNIn11.xn, Xhx- ms Michnvl. V UNT RLJXX' Yuxxkn Ugtuml A, S'l.umn Nwnlnl, .lulm NAlx .mu, .lulm Nirholx. lunillv Nm' lcr. Jam U'l5xicn. SINKONI7 ROW Xhlmn HJR Lmd. KYJIQIJ N.xr.1nu1r .Imax My-rw, Hnmxhx Nxshxunlm. Shu Ivy' O'Brwn. 'HIIRIH ROXVJ Hrmx' N.xlh.m wn, lidrm N.xpp, .Ulwul Xichulx Xhlvxn YA-lwn. an mimi - A- yy -bm fa '? tsl ,. V M 'I-wg, .77 +- .na IRONT ROXV: Ada Mae Paine, Sylvia Pincus, Frances Ora, Rob- ert Orr, Warren Petersen, Bob llatten, XVilliw Pierce, SECOND ROXV: Lorraine Pe- ters, Virginia Pope, Rose Pol. llelen Pearson, Harris Ongpny, llelen Palniquist, John Pantanu. TIIIRIJ ROXV: Rodney Palmer, Clarence Powell, Tom Peizer, Bob Patterson. Sol Pearl, Don Olson. I-RONT ROW: Virginia Pow- ell, Charlotte Rowe, Emma Ro- mano, Iivelyn Radford, Robert Riddell, SECOND ROXV: XValter Pres- cott, Iirances Roddewig. Stanley Roberts, Dorothy Reardon, Iju- gene Robbins, Robert Reed. THIRD ROXV: Ann Reitze. lfrances Ann Raatz, George Rey- nolds, Dan Ross, Kenneth Reed. IRONT ROW: Kay Sato, To- miko Sato, Arnold Satlick, Al- bert Schroeder. Rutli Sheltten, Shirley Scheuer, June Samson. SECOND ROXV: Betsy Ruggles, Jeanne Shields, Doris Scherf, Lois Schille, Norman Scbain, Ralph Shelton. Annette Salomon. THIRD ROW: Bob Scbwennsen, Norman Shaw, Sam Savidge, Jack Shaw, Kenneth Sadiclt, Robert Sbimmin. I-RONT ROW: Don Sidelsky, Jack Spenger, Elizabeth Shoji, Ethel Stearns, Emily Stanton, Quentin Sternberg, lfrances Small, SECOND ROW: Robert Sparl- ing, Bob Sotlen, Nan Shore, Rutb Smith, Bertha Soreanu, Joseph Shnii, .lean Softky, THIRD ROW: Stanley Stamm, l.ytnan Stanton, Edwin Steen, Virginia Sprague, Betty Shul- tnan, Isaac Solam,lVlilton Simons, IRONT RUXV- Nuhurtt St1x'.xm.t, Yukiltcv 'I'akahaSI1i, livrtrtnic Ia Itayanla, Yoko 'I'.ttIa, Makiktm 'I'akahaShi, Yoncku 'I'ay1txtt, II.xIv Stone, 5IiffONI7 RUXYI SI1trIt'y Stmkvr, I.conartI Sttunvr, .Itvhn Sumka, Margaret Stiller, Iiulx Stull. It' land Summrrx. 'IIIIRI5 IUIXV: .-Xllwrt Stxgaw.u.u Izlcanorr Struninivr, Kivoxhi Su' gui, Iliiharsl Sundv, I'miII Sw: dock, Ilwrucc Sypht-r. VRONT ROXY. John 'I'akil.iw.i, ISIII 'I'rt'mpcr, Ilaynwrtd Tuttlr. Ifmily Icmttricl, Bertha Thorttax. Lhiye Unitfhara. YX'.mtI.t TImm,is .Ioan 'I'Imrnpson, SITCQONID ROXY: Ilrill Urnchara. Muriel Turner, ArIyhS 'I'.1yItur, Iicrnicc 'I'ImI, Leona Tcniplin, Iwi 'I'I1ompwn. Shirley Thorne. THIRD ROXY: Iinll Tollcs. Intl Twedr, Irving Tobin, Lvonani Tall, Bcwrly Tal, ISIII Ulllwrg, Mary 'I'humas, Dave 'I't'ufcI. I KONI ROXV: Charlvs NYichwr. Virginia XX'augh. IiImmrr1 XY.-iw, Hcnrt' NVtIandsr. Krnncth XY,irtI. Nlarian Yan XVyck. .Iuycu Vaiirv. SIXQONI7 ROVC: l'rank XXX-st, Shirley XViIIiamson, Nlary Vilas. fXIiriam Van XVatrrw, .'XIIcrt NV:- gotiskv, Iisnt XVaIIIn-rg. TIIIRI7 Row: Rm' Yigus, Imt XVarnvr. Burt XVaItrrs, Iiill XVesr. Jimmy XVcir. IIRONT IUJXV: Duruthy Yurita. Shiztlko Ytvshioka. IIclcn Yum- zu, Shirlcy NX'ynn. Bvatricc Yem- rwl, SIICONIJ RUXVi Ijavitl XVOrtI7y. Mart' A 11 it XVaIpin. Rtiharri XViIlncr. SamucI XVwI1IgcIcrntt-r. Arthur XYcmg. TIIIRIJ RUNV: Arthur XYimIrip, Dave XViIlix. Iiranccx foIwr, I..xrry XViImn. SOIDIZOWZUVE Q55 Plans laid and bluewprints made, the me- chanic starts the actual construction of the plane. Painstakingly, he builds and adds, part by part, to the body ofthe machine. Likewise, the Sophomore, having made his plans in his freshman year, prepares himself for future leadership as an Upperclassman. TOM SMITH I' RRY JOHNSTON Vice-l'resn1t-iii II,-YI' SU'I'lIl1RI.AYXIU - 31 liL'l'lllHlWl,lNli Sap OWZOVZS Having gained the introduction to student govern- ment, scholarship, and athletics in their first year, the Sophomores developed and enlarged their abilities along these lines. Comprehension of school pride resulted from active participation in Boys' and Girls' Club work. While com- panionship vvas gained in such clubs as the Stamp, Open Forum, and Debate. Prominent, both in number and achievement, were the Second Year students in the Honor Society and Honor Roll. Others, through school activities won points for the Service Roll. Even on the gridiron and maple court, the Sopho- mores displayed their characteristic enthusiasm and energy. The third team, composed almost entirely of Second Yearmen, won the city championship in football and basketball. Intramural sports were also supported by the Sophomores. Garlields chorus and band found numerous members of this class in their ranks. Three persons were act man- agers in this year's highly successful Funfest perform- ance. Socially, too, the Sophomores Were outstanding. On St. Patricks Day, they sponsored a dance honoring the Irish Saint. Having thus inished two active years as Lovverclass- men, the Sophomores are now prepared to assume their duties as Upperclassmen. .ll .XX .XKRON .XIWXIMHQ .XIIYISUIQ IRONT ROXV: Fred Andrews, Alice Abramr, Evelyn Anderson. Margaret Baba, Takashi Aki- yama, .lack Arshon, Mervin Abrams. SECOND ROXV: Larry Arlander, Rosie Angel, Bill Bain, Victor Amira, Teresa Alfarone, Alice August, Catherine Allen. THIRD ROXV: Edgar Attebuty, XVright Arnold, Leonard Aron- son, Ellen Adman, Clyde Arm' strong, Bill Bajus. FRONT RUW: Bob Benveniste. Iflazar Behar. Berry Barash, Zin- dell Berliner. Lillian Baroh. Mayer Baron, Bertha Bensussen. SECOND ROXV: Bernard Bar- nett, LaCosta Beche, Barbara Beach. Alice Beuschlein, Don Benedict, Annabelle Becker. Tom Barto. THIRD ROXV: Ed Beach, Bar- hara Bates, Ted Barde, Bill Ben- veniste, Harriet Bender, Julie Behar, Jack Bevan. FRONT ROW: Anne Campbell, Iiagle Bolotin, Betty Brewer, Jean Brotchi, June Blair, George Ciaenepeel, Rose Ann Broderick. Courtland Cfampbell. SECOND RONV: Hugh Boyle. Phil Boguch, Violet Bracker. Vharles Biteman. Evelyn Brown, .lim Brauton, Dorothy Broad- foot. THIRD ROXV: Jim Braunn. Herb Braicks, Bernerd Blaustein. Bill Bradshaw, Miller Bryant. Leif Buschvnann. Jim Burton. FRONT ROW: Edith Cohen. Betty Clay. Merton Cohen, Larry Clein. Jean Clark, SECOND RONV: Richard Car- ton. Don Brant. Don Brehm. Jeanne Capelom, NVinrhrop Case, THIRD ROW: Mahlon Chaffen, XValtcr Casey, Pat Coles, Betty Cobb. Bert Bricker. I IIUINI IIUXY Iinyw-lv,I IIrx'm I3clIy fuIIwrwn, I3cllx I71.wn Annr Inmuhll, I',nriIn.u innlrx' I3.1rImr.x Iimur, Iurmmr :Ir IIuu SIC UNI? ROW' I5u.mr I3uI.m Ifrnnk I ummvr. III IM,mnmmI .Jack fkorbally, I?ricmI Ihnkinwn IIcIru Ilcutsch. TIIIRIJ ROXV Plnllup Iuulx Pull fuwrll. .Iuhn Cuuk. Ibm I Cfuumn. McriIvn Ilcnwpwy. IILUNI HUXY. .Incl-I IxI-xcnnlx Luo Iskcnali, Iiclly I'.1irInxm Shxrlcy Ifckslviu, IK'Inriun Iilyn. SFKUNID ROXV: Bob Iinglv XYAIIIU Iicllc, XVnIIrr Clluscock Klllff I5iLIcn11IIvr, IRONI ROW Nluuwl lfIm'I-I Norm.: Iorlunv. Yer.: Ixus, MAH GIAHLI. Cxlnrmc CH.1ru'll, Bsckx Ilsw, Rus: Marv Cmv, .Iafln I.xr Iver SIX UNI? IIOXV Bvtly Galnnli Rox' I mnson. Ii .I I xu k 0, I u II kndv. Ann L-rmnxos. Ilrlvn Irvs mnn. I.uciIIv C1 u I I I .1 n , XYiIbcrl Vick, Rudolph I'rivnII.1mI, Donn Qihmn, TIIIRID ROXY Pcrrx' Irumkm KAtIwrxnc lQ.xI.ml. M .1 II I I 11 n I GAIM, Viorrnlu Gaspvn-III, AI Incrl GAIQ. Im Clvllnmu, Ilul I'rIrIc. IInrrx Iuvn. Crlormhwn Gluckncr. IRUNI RUXY: Sam II.xn.1n Ihmld Gcrrlmck, lwrmnc Clrxn wlsin, Iillian C3r1IIIn. XI.uy II,xm monri, SECOND ROXV, IHIII llornlwu .Icrry Cirecnhchl. I3Ilu1fIur Gr.1vIw MHIIVII Grnvur. TIIIRI3 ROXY: John Ilagstmm Ifrcni Cirif'Gth. huorgc K1r.1Ix.1m Iam' Clrav, Ikulv lIr0xwIvr. IRONT ROW: Maxine Hansen, Virginia Hassclo, May Hayaka- wa, Miyc Hata, Misao Haya- xliida, .lim Hagirnori, Lavon Hardie. SECOND ROW: John Heben- strcit, Pat Harrison, Jennie Has- won, Dorothy Hanks, Frank Hino, Malcolm Hanson. Ilctty Hartnett. THIRD ROXV: James Hickey, Katherine Hassan, Schuyler Hena- lian, Howard llvrrignl, Andy llascgawa. IRONT ROW. Bob Hurley, Henry Isaacson, Iflihu Hurwitz, Amy Igufhi. Mary Inouyr, Ra' vhcl E. Israel, Esther Israel. Amy Hidaka. SVCQONID ROXV: Kenneth Hinch, Lonstancc llusby, Richard Imai, .lrancrtc llusby, Gail Hurwitz, Virginia Howland. IIIIRD ROXV: Dave Hows, Ben Ikeda, Ross Marie Holt, Dorothy llofrichlcr, Norman Horowitz, Ruth Holland. IRONI ROW: Henry Kana- zawa, Ifranccs Karch, Nancy Jamicson, Aiko Kamikawa. Lucy Kawafiirw. Nlarv Jrnkins, Emily Jonss, Janet Jacobs. SVCIONID ROW: Marian Jaffe, Toshio liawakaini, Marian Ja- tuhs. May' Kanogawa, Alma Jackson, liarnctta Johnston, Bob James. 'l'l'llRl'7 ROXV: Ann .lcanvttc Judy, Sarah Isracl. Myrtle .len- kins, liohcrt Johnson, Allcn Johnson, Leon Halula, VRONT ROXV: Bernard Krems, Hvnry Kuniyuki. Mae Klalzker. 'liatsuko Kozu. ,-Inns Kohayaski. lrrnc Kawanishi, Sylvie Kahn, .lunic Kawamura. SIECONIJ ROW: Don Klopfcr, Cilcn Krrmk, Kamlya Kimura. Ruth Dcdrick. rllicc Kondo. Haru Kurosaka. Marian Krimsky. THIRD ROXV: .Iimmic Kinsil- la. Douglas liuhns. Jerry Knit- llc, Ari Kirmcr. Vivian Krause, Xlarianu Kwnc, Harry Kraft. I w IIUINI ROW 'I'Irum,xx l,cvx. lhlv Inmlru. Ihlph Imuk, I,.1u- mmc Klvcrs, Ilurllm Imklmrt, Imku Ixurlmum, NIJHIIIA lux. Svlvxl levy. I'lIrn I.wrVvx. SUVONI3 RUXV: I'wobI..xr51r, Bill Ingrn, IX'I.1rvln I,uIv.m. ,Xllwul Ix- vinxlxi, Irwm Idxwwn, .Irmxu I.r I Gmml. Paruv Ivvx' TIIIRI7 ROXY: .Irm I.urr.usrrr, I.c0n.u'rI Lumllwrg. Ilvnrx' I svn!- ' ilu. I'lmor I.murl.mn, Ilnrrxcl I.r-w I km, Rm- I.cvx'. IRUN I' Ruxx' .Ivxvrll Xlmlmnt Jusrrfn Xlnrluw. Klnrm Klum mlm. .lunnlln NI.1rsh,xll, iruml dmv fN'I.1ybCrry. SFTVONIJ ROXY llill Nlc'XIlxxtur Klargarcl NI.1cQj11.xrr1u4 NI.rrw.1u Xlckfxgg, Clam Xlcfrurnlv XI.1r juris Nlflfnrlxvu. Ililalwllm Xlm Vin. TIIIRI7 RUXY Iiunnrtlw NIL C,lcII.1n, .laik Xlachlu I'Iul Ilmgl Xlnr. Ilm Xlmrmxuu N11-xr Xlrxfu. I-RONI RUXVQ Iron Mnrlvlmuul, Cklmrlcx Murdoch, Yum Nlofhv- zu!-.:, Rum Mlzufl-.'.', Ilr.-Ima Xlvdxkrr .Irunkn Xlrynlrxkl. .Inu Nlurphv. SEK UND RUXV: Sum Nlvnclclf sohn, lf In c s I rr IN'lur.rk.1 mi Rm' Xlnyrr, XV1llmm Nlcrrm. Robert Xllllvr, Isabcl Klonk, I lllinn Xlllclxrll, THIRD ROXX' Iiurlm-I Mmlls. Rogcr Millrr. lxvn Mourm, Rub err Xllllrr. Ulm XIcI'h.'r- XX'wlmvl Xlvllvr. I-RONT ROXY: knlnl Nvrlwol son. Iinnmc Nclxon, Ihuu U Null, Klmilnw Nnlmnwlv. ,Inn O'Connor, Mary Olivrr, Ruth Naxlwy, SI,1C'OND ROW' Ilcrlw lXl.lm4 XYrlll.1m Nixhlmura, Ilmrwhr ORAWA. Clnrcmc U'I,1rrvll. George Nrlson, Nlndclcinr Olson, TIIIRI7 ROXV: Tom Ncrlv. filmrlcx NQISOH. Iwnm NMI1. llvrlv Olrvcr, lRON'I' ROW' Betty Pxzm. l.uu1Kc Ozicl, l'nmrkn Onodcra. Pura .lean Poplack, Arlene Pan- tcll. Nurnm Pcnncr. SECOND ROW: lloward Pau' lxnu. llnt Parker, Jack Pang, Tony llcrronc, lzither Peterson. TlllRlJ ROW: Par O'Sullivan. Joe l'.1nr.xno. Ben llrctromonam, Clurisllan Pclcrsvn. FIRST ROW: Nancy Rcul. ll.n rict Rau-, Elias Rcichcrt. Alrnn Proctor, Ilnvc l'mclnr. Dorix Rnllgnn. SECOND ROXY: MAE Prlnglc. Ed Roc, lfvrlyn llorrul. Bill RN'- noldx. Tl-'llllli ROXV: lkrul Radinwky, Sam Robinson, .lim llrivstly, Ih- vid Rvcll. lRON'I' ROW: l.ury Runmrn-. Sylvin Rulun, Gloria Ruopolr, Angclina Russi, Milnlrul Ron-nf bcrg, Sum Romcy. SVCUNIU ROW: I.uurc Bmw. Bernie: Roxs. Marilyn Ryan. Slxrilm Ryan, Bnrlmrn Snndcll. Dormlmy Ruud, llvvill Sanderson. 'l'l llRlJ ROXV: lllll Rocclcl. liulw Rogcvx, Gui Rugvrs. Nnllmn Rum, Rnlaurt Scalm FRONT ROXV: lNlilwuyosln Blu nmllo, Joslvua Slmrmnrvn. Yoshi lm Slnrnizu. Roy Scully, Margnf rrt Slmumir. Ruth Short, Slum Sxmlis. SFCOND ROXV: Nulvu Slwlnm- hnrn, liclith Schn1ulm.rn, Rnvclla Siclcll, June Shapiro, 'lloru Shimi 7u, Snm Schnrlmn. 'lglllllll ROXV: lfvclvn Scynlour. Salma Shimano, Ywmrm Suvcrnncv VK Slmlls, Bob Srrlcy. . me . , . .nu 1, . . Stern. XN'.xrlcn Slalry, SISLOND ROXVL Lum Smluxxm, . rhnrn Snwlwr. Sonia Sucu u V VRUNT RUXV- Hel.-u K Snimf xun. Xlnrmn Sulrs, lin.: Swlucu. lun Smuh Pu S xl Xlnnn 'S In 1 1 ij' xkv, ld.x Smith, Rxclmni Skuuuc. liccky Sulmn, limi Sr.-xmrl. llllllll ROW' Vlml Sim c' vlklmmv S mx I h, be I 1 v Srmpp. lhrry salmm, IRONT ROW, Lnuw 'l1vmiln, .Xlay Slwxpn, liivwkn 'lk.nlnrn, Ruth 'll.lh.1r.1, 'licruku 'l.ujilxu, Mnsnkn 'l'.1 k .1hAsh1, M.1x1m' Vhonms. M.xrmn 'I'nmul.u. 5l1ll0Nl7 RUXYZ KALUU 'l'.xd.l, .Xlmn Smut l'.xr Sxrvclwr, I-lu nur 'l',xrl.xg1i.u, l,orr.nnc, larlia, Mary Slmlnll, Vvrn lllrllu, lln- sir TAylur. IWKCK ROXY: PA! Sulhrrlaml, wick 'I mn Daw l'n,..m,-Wu lm 'llullun,ur, lllON'l' RUXY- .Mp L'llnvnn1A. I-d XVur, Mmucl Ulxcl, Snllv XVAISUH, fVl.ui.1n Vnllvy. .lunniln 'l'ulliw, .'MlcIl.1 XVclgvl, Mxlllrcci XYJllslrmu. Sl CKONIJ RUXV: llmrlir XX' VVS XYArLl Turnlvull. lmncvx Xxfxlsh, llxcky XV.1lxs, l1mrb.xr,x Yan XVA- lcrs, lkvulllin Vinal. llcgixm lwnllvx. Tlllllll ROXV: Hub Tunnel, l'u'rI XYslClw L l1.1rluS Yxniknw fxlbrrt 'lurnrr, Gmv,nuu.m X'cn.1 Nl.-51 XX'.1rmk. l RON'l RUXY 'I vlnly.x Ymls.. lkllhvrlnu NVung, Yuxlnku Yuku ynmn. Rml- Ynlagmi, Nmilw Ynno, lhiw XX'ung. Sl'llONl7 RONY: lluwnrll XYung Han plmmxn Yapll-lx Hun .ml XX'hllf Lxkcr. :Xlicr Yuxlynuka. l'n-Hx' XX'int4'r. 'I'lllRlD KOH l5l.xm'u XYini Muff. Klxrlam Xvlllmmx Rullm Y.'.m,f um x'.m,g..m.1,. ns. me 5 v. wwf Y.-an o-X ' -D65 wi' rw M., mx Luzior Gfass Complete to the last nail and screw, the plane is Wheeled out of the hangar for its test flight. Upon the outcome of this trial depends the fitness of the plane for commercial trans- portation. Just so, the Junior, trained for three years, stands ready for responsible participa- tion in school government. JOIIN BOI'I'f'XNOf PRI-SIDIfN I' HENRY DrX'IiY--- Vllili-PRIESIIDI-Nl BILL BRINKLPY SI-CIllg'I'ARY!l'RI .'XSL'Iil.R w-f Luziors Two years of careful training as underclassmen have amply prepared the Juniors for their duties as upperclassmen. By the faithful application of this knowledge, the Class of l94O has completed a year of successful activities. Numbered among committee chairmen of the Boys' and Ciirls' Clubs were many Third Year students. Seven turned out for debate, while others showed comparable interest in various other organizations. Literary-minded ones constituted the majority of Pen contributors, while twenty-four of those journalistically-inclined composed the two All-American Messenger staffs. Scholastically, the Juniors ranked high with over one hun- dred of its members in the Honor Society. In athletics, the Juniors played prominent roles, with lettermen in every major and minor sport. Commemorating the Sesquicentennial of the inauguration of Cieorge Wash- ington, several Juniors presented an historical sketch depicting the trial of the first days of the Constitution. With these diversified accomplishments, the Juniors conidently look for- ward to their last year. Garield may be justly proud of her Third Year students. .rash- I liek - am? Q2 L-me 'VH VIRGINIA I3, Ol.MS'I'I:D ADVISOR Ii'I'III2l. WAY ANIBFRSON :'-.DVISOR ADAMS, BETTY ADELSON, SOL ALHADEEE, AMELIA ALI-IADEFE, COLLEEN ALHADEEE, DAVE A. ALLEN, BARBARA ALLEN, JACK AMSBERRY, VERLA RAE AMYES, LUCY ANDERSON, BARBARA ANGEL, JENNY ANZAI, TSUGIO ARASE, HANAKO ARNBERG, YUELA BAHI.KAW, ALFRED BAKER, JOANNE BALDWIN. DONALD BANNICK, BILL BARRAT. EDDIE BARRAT. SOI. BARRON, JACK BARTON, MARY BATES, BILL BAUMAN, FRED BEAN, BETTIE BEBEE, RAY BECKER, ANN JANETT BELKNAP, ETTA BELL, HELEN BELL, ROBERT BELLAMAY, INAMAE BENEZRA, JOSEPH BENEZRA, VIOLET BENOUN, SAM BENSUSSEN, TOM BENVENISTE, RAE BERGER, BETTY JANE BERGLIN, JIM BERGLUND, MARGARET BERLINER, NANCY BERMAN, FANNIE BERNBAUM, PHYLLIS BERTOLIN, PRUDENCE BIGELOW, DICK BILDSOE, MOGENS 40 BITEMAN, KEN BLOCKOFE, ERNEST BOITANO, JOHN BOONOV, JULIE BOTHWELL, BOB BOWDEN, BOB BOWEN, HARRIETTE BOWLING, MARJORIE BRADFORD. BILL BRAZIER, MARJORIE BRENNER, YETTA BRIGHAM, JEANNE BRINKLEY, BILL BROOM, BETTY BROVJN, HARLAND BROWN, MILDRED BURLEIGH, BETSY BUSH, PETER CAHILL, BOB CALLAHAN, RITA CAMERMAN, MARGARET CAMPBELL, ELORA CANTALINI, RENA CAPELOTO, ELEANOR CARACO, ALBERT CARLSON, HELEN CARR. PEGGY CASADY, EDWARD CEDER, EVELYN CHAN, 'WARREN CHERNICK. HARRY CHERNOVE, BOB CLARK, ELIZABETH CLAWSON, JEANNE CODER. CHARLES COFFER. PHILLIP COEFIN, BILL COGDILL, LORRAINE COHEN, BELLA LOU COHEN, BEN COHEN, LOUISE COHEN, ORVILLE COLBY, WILMA COLKETT, EVA COLUMBRO. ESTHER 41 CONDIOTTY, VICTOR COOPER, MAX COPLEY, JEAN CORNELL, JIM COURTNEY, JANE CROASDELI., JOE CROSBY, JIM CUNNINGHAM, JEANE DAMEYER, DICK DANZ, HELEN DARCH, VIVIAN DATY, HENRY DAVANZO, ANNA DAVIS, BRUCE DAVIS. ELAINE DAVIS, PAT DAYTON, DOROTHY DEAN, DOROTHY DQCHENNE, RAYANNE deCOURCY, JACK DeLEON, MARY DEMPSEY, ARLENE DENNIS, EARL DICKENSON, JOHN DISENHAUS, ALTHEA DOME, ARTHUR DORIS, ESTHER DORIS, ROSLYN DOUGLAS, JUDITH DOYLE, DOROTHY DUMANIS, BORIS DUVALL, RUTHLOUISE DWINELL, BILL ELLIS, HENRY ENG, DAISY ENGELSTAD, DOROTHY ERICKSON, ROBERT ESKENAZI, ALBERT EVERLY, VIRGINIA FABBIO, ANGELINA FABER, FRED FALCONIO, MARY ANN FAULKNER, JACK FENTON, BOB FERINGER, BILL FISHER, ANNETTE FLACK, JEAN FLEETVJOOD, SHIRLEY FLETCHER, VIRGINIA FLOE, LOIS FOREMAN, ROBIN FOUTS, BETTY FRANCO, SAM FREEMAN, MARIAN 42 FRIEDMAN, JAY FROST, JOHNNY FUKUHARA, RUTH GAI, HENRY GALASHEK, CLARA GATES, BEVERLEY GERMAN, MARIANNE GERTH, AUDREY GESHENSKY, BEN GIBBES, CHARLOTTE GIBSON, BETTY GLOCKNER, RUSS GODDARD, LORNA GOLD, HOWARD GOLDBERG, BUD GOLDMAN, ETHEL GOLLUBSKE, NORENIZ GON, JAMES GOODRICH, HELEN GORDON, ESTHER GOSS, BOB GRAHAM. BETTY GRAHAM, DONALD GRANTHAM. DICK GRAVES. KENNETH GRAY, FLORENCE GREER, JOE GREGORY. LILLIAN GREGORY, LORENE GREIG, ISABELLE GRESHAM, PAULINI2 GRIFFIN, BERT GROSS, JOYCE HALFON, AL HALVERSON, SHIRLIZY HANDIN, DELL HANLON, PATRICIA HANSEN, RICHARD HARRIS, DAVID HARRISON, DICK HARTT, ALLAN HATFIELD, VERN HANVKINS, GENE HEATHCOTE, GLEN HEDLUND, THELMA HEIMAN, THELMA HELLSTROM. BOB HEPLER, NORMAN HERLINVEAUX, LAVERNI HIDAKA, TSUNEO HILDEBRAND. MERILYN HILL. ANNA CLAIRE HOGE, BARBARA HOLEVAS, KATHERINI 43 HOLLAND, HARRISON HOLLISCHER, MINNIE HOPKINS, BARBARA LOU HOPKINS, WILMA HOPPER, JIM HORIUCHI, STELLA HOSHINO, TERUKO HOULAHAN, DICK HUDSON, JESSE IKEDA, ROBERT IORNS, PHYLLIS ISHIDA, NOBUKO ISRAEL, BECKY ISRAEL, BOB ISRAEL, VICTORIA JACKSON, AMOR JACKSON, DOROTHY JAITFE, SARA JAMIESON, TED JODRELL. SHIRLEY JOHNSON, GERRIE JOHNSON, JOANN JOHNSON, LLOYD JOHNSON, LOIS JOHNSTON, BARBARA JORDAN, CARL JORDAN, JANE JOZWIK, JOE KADANER, ART KALINA, MARCELLA KAMIKAWA, HANAKO KAPLAN, PAUL KASHINO, SHIRO KATO, FUSAYE KATSMAN, ALVIN KAWAFUNI, KENNETH KAWASAKI, SALLY KAY, BETTY KEMP, JOHN KENDALL, CLIFFORD KENNEDY, JIM KENNEDY, LLOYD KETTLEMAN, SYLVIA KETZLACK, REVA KINNEAR, BLANCHE KIRITA, JAMES KLEINBERG, MORTON KLOPFENSTEIN, HUGH KNETTLE, LEMYRT KOENIG, GLENN KOON, JEANNE KORESKI, BETTY KOSHMAN, WALTER KOZU, YOSHIKO 44 KRAIIT. SYLVIA KRIEGEL, RICHARD KUROIWA, HARUKO KUTOEE. SAM LAMB, GERTRUDII LAMONT, BETTY LAMPING, MARILYNN LANE. JOE LANGSTEAD, MARIANNA LARSON, MARY JANE LAUCH, DOROTHY LAURIE, HELEN LEE, GEORGINA LEVY, DAISY LEVY. ED LEXVIS. DOROTHEE LIBERMAN. SIGMUND LINDBERG, BOB LINDBERG. JOHN LINNELI., BETTY LITTLE. DELORES LOBB. CLARENCE LOSK. SAM LUNDY. BETTY MacDELLAR, BEULAH MacDEI.I,AR.MORRIS MALIN, NATALIE MANNING, NARVIS MARBLE, DICK MARTIN. AMELIA MATTHEVVS. MARJORE MAXWEI-I.,CHARLOTTE MAYER, CATHERINE MAYNE, ELEANOR MCCULLOUGH. RALPH MCGEE. MARY BELLE MCKIERNAN. JOHN McLEAN, SUTHERLAND McLEOD, GEORGE MERCER, DEAN MILLER. HELEN MILLER. JEAN MILLER, JOE MILLER, MARY MILLS, GRACE MOISES. JEAN MORE, DON MOUNCE, ROBERT MUKAI, FRANK MURAO, MITSUKO MURDOCK, DON MYDSKE, JANET NAGAMATSU. KIMIKO NAGAMATSU. SUMIO -I5 NAKAMURA, JIMMY NAKANO, MARY NARAMORE, JOHN NASH, SHIRLEY NATORI, MASUMI NELSON, BARBARA NELSON NELSON NELSON ELEANOR MAE NELSONI , ROBERT SHERWOOD NIELSEN, ROBERT NIKAMI, TAEKO NORDHOPI3, NANCY NORRIS, JEAN NORTON, ARDATH NOVAK, ALICE OAKLAND, PALMER O'CONNER, BERNARD OHASHI, EUMIKO OHISHI, EDWIN OHLSON, SIEGRID OLSON, CHARLES OOUIST, JOHN ORMSBEE, RALPH OSAKA, WALTER OVADIA, MIKE OWENS, DICK OWENS, VICTORIA PEARL, BERNICE PEARSON, ARNOLD PECK, DON PENNER, MILDRED PETERSON, DOROTHY PETERSON, JOHN PFISTER, BILL PINCUS, SHIRLEY PINKMAN, DEXTER POHSL, JIM POMEROY, GEORGE POREL, JOHN PROCTOR, SALLY PRUZAN, HOWARD PYLE, HOWARDINE RALSTON, CHARLES RAYMOND, PHYLLIS REID, BILL W. REYNOLDS, BETTY JANE REYNOLDS, ERNEST RICHLEN, JACK RILEY, HUSTON RINGOLD, HOWARD ROBERTSON, LORRAINE ROSE, ISABELLE ROSE, KENNETH 46 ROSE, RUTH RUDD, RAYMOND RUPP, MARY RUSSELL. MARY JANIZ SAARIO. BOB SAKAI, SAM SANDHOFER, JOE SASAKI, RAYMOND SATO, HISAKO SCHAIN, BELLE SCHMIDT, CAROLYN SCHONING, BILL SCHONING, BOB SCHUSTER. DALE SCHWACER, BILL SCHXVALBACH, MARIE SEABORN, BEATRICE SEARS. ROBERT SEDIS. BEATRICE SENAC, JUANITA SENDA, MIYOKO SEIFEERT, CLAIRE SHELDEN, DICK SHEMARYA, SYLVIA SHIMA. TOSHIO SHIMADA, MASAKO SHORE, EDNA SIDELL. DAVID SIEG. BARBARA SIEGEL, HELEN SIEGEL. LEO SIRJORD, ARTHUR SKEEL, JERRY SKINNER. CATHERINE SMITH, AGNES MARJORIE SMITH, IRIS SMITH, LEONARD SMITH, PHYLLIS SONODA, TOMI SPERRY. JACK SPURGEON, PAULINIZ STANSBURY, JOAN STEVENSON. GAVIN STEXVART, DONALD STOCKLAND, BERGL IOT STONE, JAY STRASBURGER, RODY STRATINER, PHILLIP STRETTON, LOIS STROMBERG, BILL SUNDBERG, ASTALYN SWABEY, MARGARET SWARTZ, JOYCE SWEDMAN, DOROTHEE 47 TACHER, COLLEEN TAKIGUCHI, BOB TAKIZAWA, AI TANAKA, DUKE TAYLOR, WILLIAM TAZUMA, NOBORU TEMPLIN. ROBERT TERRY, BILL TERRY, WAYNE THOMPSON, ED THOMPSON, HARRY THOMPSON, JOANNE THORNQUIST, MELVIN TIMMERICH, HERB TOBIN, MADELINE TRAUTMAN, JEAN TRIBBLE, HENRY TUTTLE, LLOYD UCHIMURA. MINORU UPPER. WARREN VANDERBILT. VIRGINIA VAN DOREN. JOAN VARON. EMMA VARON, HARRY WALDO, BOB WALSKE, CARL VJALTER, BRUCE WATKINS. JOEL WEBBER, KATHRYN WEIGEL, NETTIE WEST, ELLEN WHITE, FRANK WHYTE, DAVID WIDENOJA, NORA WILLIAMS, BARBARA WILSON, ED WILSON, HELEN WITTLER, JEAN WOO, VIOLETTE YAGI, MITSUKO YAMADA, ANNA YAPLEE, ROSE YASUNOBU, KAORU YATAGAI, LUCY YOKOYAMA, KAY YOSHIDA, SADAKO YOUNG, BETTE YOUNGER, PAT YUEN, MINNIE ZISKO, DAVID ZOBRIST, BETTE 48 'fha JUNIOR PERSONALITIES NI ,NIIIX I.!l 111 'mln' Kl.1rgx. Hcvwlwmg, ln-x .-Xy1vuw, Shun- K.1xhlnu, Hnlynuu HulI.msl, Shwrlvx NMI: Nhulrx Vnulmx .My Nun STKYIHINC- 1.41 nf rm!-1 XR-win XXXNY. X1.ux llurnvu Yu. tmniwllx. Ibn XIm.if-ch 40 mior ass The take-off! Weeks, months, and years of detailed research and painstaking labor are cul- minated When the plane is ready for its maiden flight. Accordingly, four years of applied study and extra-curricular activities are cli- maxed by commencement-a venture into the unforseen perplexities of life. af' 'aw Q its 3, .ff ft' if A Wi naw gist W if ,ses 11t11XR1H1E11ifN1'R 1118111 X ezziors l .XXX'1l1XC l 1l.X1'N1R S11 111 1.X1Q1-'1iQ1 XSL 11116 XVith the completion of four years of earnest study and active participation, the Class of 1939, guided by their advisors, Miss Gibbon and Miss Biba, leaves an indelible record upon the history of the school. As leaders, the Seniors capably filled the oiiices of the Boys' and Girls' Clubs and the personnel of the Honor Society. As performers, the graduates took major parts in the Funfest, Opera, and Senior Night. Editorships of the three student publications. namely. the Messenger. i'Arrow. and Pen, were also filled by Seniors. Even while Juniors. members of this class distinguished themselves by placing high in the various declamation contests. In keeping with the Garfield tradition of championship teams, the football squad, composed for the most part of Seniors, won the city championship: thereby. permanently retaining the Michigan Trophy. Other sports, including skiing, numbered many enthusiasts among the Seniors. Vklith this foundation, the Class of '39 leaves Garfield to undertake the heavf ier responsibilities of life. May they meet with equal success W-We 1111lXllN.X 131111 .X1JX'l8U14 1N11l11111Yti11311-UN X11N1NU1Q .i I 1 Dapper DICK ELLIOTT, Beau Brummel and S fashion plate de luxe, was one of the reasons for the success of the ski club. ADMAN, FRED. AGOADA, MALKAffBig G Club: After-School Sports: Friendship Com- mittee Roll Representative, ALBEE, GEORGE XV.+Roll Representative: Program and Philanthropic Com- mittees. ALEXANDER, Gl.ORIAfFunfest: Senior Night: Mid-Vvlinter Concert: Op- era: Stage Crew: Roll Representative. ALFARONE, MARY'-Sophomore Commission: Friendship and Hostess Com- mittees: Usherette: Opera: Mid-Winter Concert: Senior Night: Honor Society: Honor Roll. ALHADEFF, DAVID lVI.vFreshman Football, Basketball, and Track: First and Second Team Track: Yell Duke: Roll Representative: Safety Com- mittee. ALKANA, MARY- After-School Sports. ALMOSLINO. ISRAEL-r--Skating and Open Forum Clubs: Make-Up Com- mittee: Senior Night: Funfest: Amateur Night, ANDERSON. KEN f-Honor Society: Ski Club. ANDERSON, MARIEiPresident. Big G Club: After-School Sports: Honor Roll: Honor Society: Traffic and Hostess Committees: Garfield Day Oratorical Contest: Roll Representative: Commencement Speaker. ARITA, KOICHI-Freshman and Sophomore Track: Intramural Sports: Grounds Committee. ARLANDER, RICHARDfHonor Society: l'Ionor Roll: Arrow Staff. ASABA, WATARU-Roll Representative: Orchestra: Mid-Winter Concert. BABA, SADAO+Freshman Track. Football. and Basketball: Sophomore and Intramural Basketball: First Team Football. BABA. TOSHIKO7Girls' Vocational and Typing Committees: Honor Sof ciety: Service Honor Roll: Usherettc. BAILEY, PEGGY-fRoll Representative: Friendship and Social Service Com- mittees: Ski and Dramatic Clubs: Funfest: Cabinet: Honor Roll, BAKER, YEATON-Ski Club: Stamp Committee. BANE. .IEANETTE-Ski Club: Funfest: Roll Representative: Tumbling Team: Scrapbook Committee. BAROH, REBECCAiSpeakers' and Big UG Clubs: Fall Matinee: Senior Night: Service Honor Roll: After-School Sports: Friendship Committee: Usherette. BARRETT. SHIRLEY L.frRoll Representative: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Funfest: Girls' Club Attendant: Glee Club: Assembly Activities. BARRETT, VIRGINIA M.-'fGirl Reserves: Roller Skating Club. BARUCH, SEl.lVlA?Senior Night: Social Service Committee: Usherette: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Speakers' Club. BECKER, FRED-fDebate Team: President, Debate Club: Doorman: Chair- man, Vocational Committee: Senior Night: Shakespearean, Extempore, N and Toastm1sLer's Speaking Contests. l BECKER, MINA ROSE fu Sophomore Commission: After-School Sports: Friendship. Mixer, Favors, and P,-T, A. Committees: Messenger: Serv- ice Honor Roll. ' 5 2 if 'Kita P3 'Ir-r l5I1DGISOliIf, GILORCIZ Aviation Club: Senior Night: lfunfestz Opera: Miel- XVinter Concert. IBILDGISOFF, VERA Roll Representative: S. A. R. Contest: Girl Reserves and Mountain I.ore Clubs: Senior Night: Servite Honor Roll: Health and Hostess Committees. IKIQHAR. ALEGRA f-Glee Club: Chorus: Honor Roll: Honor Society. IilfHAR, SARA--Sophomore Iirolics: Iiall Matinee: Hostess and Make-Up Committees: Speakers' and Dramatic Clubs. l5Iil.I., DORISff l5lil.l.AMY, ORVII.I.Ii Chairman, Stamp Committee: Basketball and Tennis. ISIEN, VICTOR- Roll Representative: Honor Society: Intramural Sports, IHIENXROYA, ISAAC Building Committee: Honor Society: Photography Club: Intramural Sports, BENCKERT, HELEN A. Hostess Committee: After-School Sports. IBENEZRA, MARY LOUISE Freshman Frolics: Hostess Committee: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Service Honor Roll: Speakersf Open Forum, and Dramatic Clubs. ISIQNIEZRA, REBECCAf Roller Club: Funfest: Ifashion Show. BENNETT, LORRAINI: Big G Club: After-School Sports: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night, BURNER, RICHARD President, Senior Class: Advisory Board: Secretary- Treasurer Freshman. Sophomore Classes: Head Manager, Spring Sports: Second Team Football: Manager, Football and Basketball: Roll Repf resentative. BIZVACQUA, IjUGI:NIff Second Team Iiootball, BIEVAN, DON- Roll Representative: Safety. Public Relations, Finance. and Special Committees: Ilonor Society: Honor Roll: Ski Club: Boys' Club Attendant. I'nII.KOV. VERA Iiunfest, Senior Night: Mid-NVinter Concert: Opera: Min- ute Men Club: After-School Sports. ISITIZMAN. BERNARD Intramural Football: Roller and Ski Clubs, l'mIXlilil3, MARIJANIQ Tram: and Art Committees: Iiunfest: Roller, Cilee, and Photography Clubs, BLATT, MADALX N f BLIEXVETT, JEANfI5urlding, Iiriendship, Typing, and Hostess Committees: Service Honor Roll, Roll Representative: Iiunfest: Usherette: Girls' Club Attendant, BLIZZARD, MILIQRIZD Art Iiditor, Girls' Club Gazette and Garfield Pen: Senior Publicity, Hostess, Art, and Assembly Committees: Roll Repre- sentative: Stage Crew: Student Director, Iiunfest. BOIEIIMIL ROBERT' BORDISRUD, ARTHUR Roll Representative: Ifreshman and Sophomore Basketball, BOUCHER. NVII.I.IAM L. Transferred from Bremerton High: Senior. .Iunior Orchestra: Chorus. 53 Ski champion, golfer tlmttii. sailor rut the word fOr IIAROI I7 JLCHXIID C IOI II i Ciarlielcl's Songbird, VERA CRAMER, lightened many a heart with her selections as leading lady ' . ': ot the Operas, If t.-:.: e - ': IBOXYMAN, F. RICHARD 'Transferred from NVeit Seattle High School, Garheld First Team lioothall: IBOXYZ. GEORGE - HRAICKS, HARRY-Roll Representative: Chairman. Library Committee: Awards Committee: Ski Club: Service Honor Roll: Honor Society. l5Rl5Sl.lN, HOXVARDf Advisory Board: Second Team Football: Intramural Basketball: Ski Club: Boys' Club XVork: Service Honor Roll, IBRIGHAM, LEON, JR.' lirst Team lfoothall. Basketball, and Track: Sports Editor, Messenger: Advisory Board: Athletic Committee: Roll Representative: l7unfest: Senior Night. BROXVN, AILEEN ll. Freshman Council: Roll Representative: Honor So- ciety: Service Honor Roll: Social Service and Vocational Committees: Ski Club. ISROVJN. JACK7 BROXVNELL, MARGlll-fl-unfest: liriendship, Junior Prom, and Senior Pin Committees: Secretary. Dramatic Club: Ski Club: Roll Representa- tive: Freshman Auxiliary: Nurses Room Attendant, BRUCE, JIMfAthletic, 'l'raflic, and Philanthropic Committees: llonor Society: Bookroom: Roll Representative: liirst Team Baseball: Fresh- man and Sophomore Basketball and liootball: Intramural Basketball: Ski Club. BURR-RIDGE, HARRY-M BURGERT, POLLY ANN llonor Society: llonor Roll: Big G and Dra- matic Clubs: liunfest: Building, Hostess, and Art Committees: Roll Rep- resentative. CALDILRON, VICTOR lunfest: Opera: llarmonica. Photography, and Hundred Mile Clubs: Track. CAl,VO, ESTIIIZR- Roll Representative, Sophoniore Commission: Social Service and liriendship Committees: Speakersf tilee, and Big C Clubs: After-School Sports. CAPELOTO, ESTIIER -AfterASchool Sports: Big G and Glee Clubs: Opera: Senior Night: MidANVinter Concert: Chorus. CAREY, BETTYA lieature liditor, Messenger: Advisory Board: Friendship and Vocational Committees: Big Ci Club: Usherette: Honor Society. CARKIZEK, DICK' Ski Club. Peton Pounders: llonor Society: CARl.STl2DT, KEN llarmonica Club. CARTER, JEAN- After-School Sports: l'unfext: Service llonor Roll. CARTON, VJILBUR-W CATLOXV, HIELPN lfunfeet, Roll Representative: Tumbling Team: Ski Club. CAYTON, WRIGl'l'l' SUSAN r Mixer Committee: Open llorumz After-Schtml Sports: Punfest: Girl Reserves. CHAN, BEATRICE-ff Honor Society: Punfextt Cathay Club. CHAN. BERTRAM lfunfest: Cathay Club: lnlramural Basketball. CHRISTIANSEN, KFNf 54 -I 'G S, we , . .,2,, ,i,,.,,:5f I I .3..,1 ,... , it . 'Y-1 ' .,.., 1' ,.,., , .tg .-.sv-,aa-'EM'-1:-,.r:.iF:gt...s.g':2a.a-i-: . ' 4 .-tx t:- E' -fs l g f a g' 3 graft gag ts, :ks i'1H'C,. the ww. -W if gisrt,?Q:g'.m:S my 5 , , fi' '3'- fflwt, its-iii' Wil' Yfffn br3lM,rlI 555 H195 j '-'Q-5 tfytmwfwlfgftfgtf tr -W ,tai X .- gm- 'W ' K Qi , tv .H , ,W -11 4? Q- fH?'?fQ5sf . t H K ' K ,f 55, V victim to Dan t t'l.IN'I'XVOR'I'lI. IDICKfFunfext: Roll Representative: NVinner. Fall Golf Tournament: Service Honor Roll. KODER, POLLY -Cabinet: lriendship t'ommittt-tx Service Honor Roll: Ski anti Big ll Cluhx: AfterfSchoul Sports: Roll Representative. KOLES, NA'I'Al.lIf -llonor Society: Iittnfesti Advisory Iioardi Girls' Kilttla President: Roll Repreventative, Interschool Clouncil, Iiirst Place. Toast- masters' All-City Speaking Contest: Ski Klub: Unherettei Commence- ment Speaker, t0I.UCft'IO, RUI5ERTf'Advisory Board: Roll Representative: Honor So- ciety: Secretary-Treasurer. lreshman Claw, S, A. R. Oratorical Con- tcwt: Ifresliman Ifoothall anti Basketball: Second 'Iieam Baseball and liootlvall. t'ORNIEl,I., JIM - KOULS. RIQGINA fRoll Represtntative: llonor Roll. tR.-XNIIER, VERII.Y7C.Iworus: Nonette: Mid-XViuter Concert, Opera. I-un- fexl: Senior Night: Iiall Matinee: Dramatic and Roller Cluht. VREASI2, HEIIN MARIIif Transferred from Wichita, Kansas: Hostess C'ontmittee. National Iitltimtiiui XVeek Play. Ski flulwz lfasliion Show, LRINIQAN, TIIOIVIAS ll. Stamp Committee: Skt and llundretl Nlile illubs. CROSS, MAXINIY- Ifrexliman Auxiliary: After-School Sports: llig G .intl Roller Clubs: Roll Repretentative: Service llonor Roll. KSROXVITIQR, .IANICQF Roll Representative, rltlvisory lloard: tltbtnet: lun- fcst: Messenger Staff: Ski and Dramatic Clubs: Ilouor Society: Iltlitor, Girls' Gazette: Usherette. KRUXIXIAKSK, t'AROI.lNI2-f Citrl Reservex: Roller Club CURKI-NIJ.-Xl,I,, TOM- Iiamlz Pliilatttltropic C'omnttttee: Science and Pho- tography tllubiz Service Ilouor Roll, Doormau. IJAGG, I5liRT Messenger Stall, lfall Matinee: Senior Night: Contributor, Garlield Pen. IDAI-IMS, CECILY fRoller Cfluli, Funfest: Ifall Matinee. DAVIS, PAUL Athletic Committee: lt-exhrnan. Second Team, and lfirst Team lioothall: Sophomore and Second Team Iiaiketballz Bawball: Ilonor Roll: Doorvnan: Roll Representative. IJAY, VIRGINIA --f tle GAIIIIQR, CiliORGIz'I ISli tlIARl.0'li'I'lf Senior Night: Secretarv. Big Ci Club. After-School Sports, llli LANIEY, GAII.+P,-'If A. autl I5rit't1tl9Ittp lfomntitteexz Senior Niglitl Fall Matinee: Punfeit, l5t'I.ITON, SOI, Shakespearean lontext. IJOLGOI lf, MAR.IORllf IDUXVNIP, IVIAXINE lfretliniau Alter Sthool Sports: Student l.ibrari.in Service Honor Roll, IUOXVNS, BILI. Special. Philanthropic, and Public Relations ffouiniittees: Service Honor Roll: Roll Reprefentativez Mexsenger Stall, Quill and Scroll. IJRISBIN, LEONARD - Iutramttial Spot-tx. 55 ftlloix like IIOXXII ISRISIIX ltll t Hard luck ANDY GALBRAITH worked three years to get a track stripe and then had to fall for Margie and break his leg. it DRESSEI., BOB ---Roll Representative: Head Baseball Manager: Aviation and Photography Clubs: Doorman. EASTMAN, MARGIES Entered from Santa Barbara. California. EDGAR, GEORGE+Senior Night: Iiunfesc and Demerit Committees: lioot- ball Manager: Intramural Basketball and lioorball: Messenger Staff, EDXVARDS, JUNE - EIil.l.S, MAUDE - lfriendship Committee: liiunfest, EGAN, PATfMid-XVinter Concert: lfunfest: Roller and Open liorum Clubs, EIDEMIIIIZR, LILLIAN r--Sophomore Commission: Mid-Viiinter Concert: Fall Matinee: Funfest: Service Honor Roll: Hostess Committee: After- School Sports: Big Club. ELIASSEN, JACK--Freshman and Second Team Track: Second Team Foot- ball: liootball Manager: Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class. EI.I.lOTT, DlCK+President, Ski Club: Ski Team: Chairman, Entertainment Committee: Publicity and Senior Prom Committees: Eunfest: Sailing Team, Garlleld Vdinner: Swimming Team: Honor Roll. ENDO, ROBERT -'f- Entered from Franklin High, Seattle: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Intramural Sports. ETKIN, MAYER- -Open lforum Club. FALCONE, MIKE R.flit1nfest: Senior Night: Opera: Mid-NVinter Concert: Ifall Matinee: Building Committee: Roll Representative. FALKNOR, SARA fCo-Editor, Arrow: Radiance Roll: Quill and Scroll: Advisory Board: Honor Society: Ski Club: Roll Representative: Univer- sity Extempore and S. A, R. Speaking Contests: Chairman, Fine Arts Committee: Commencement Speaker, FALKNOR, SHEILA--Transferred from St, llelens Hall, Portland, Oregon: Ski Club: Girls' Club Gazette. FARQUHAR, MARGARET- FEINBERG, MARJORIEw-Vice-President, Girls' Club: Advisory Board: Cab- inet: Chairman, Mixer Committee: Roll Representative: Secretary, Big G Club: Speakers' Club: Honor Society: Arrow Staff. I7El.I,OVv'S, BYRON7l7ublic Relations, Building, Traflic, Vocational, .Iunior Prom, and Ticket Committees: Yell King: liunfest: Stage: Intramural Sports. FIELDS, RUSSELL---Track Team: Ticket Committee: Senior Night: Mid- XVinter Concert: Eunfest: Opera: Yell Duke. I:lSSE, JEANNEv-Big G Club: Honor Roll: After School Sports: Hostess Committee: Sophomore Commission. FITZGERALD. BRUCE7I.ibrary and Lunchroom Committees: Eunfest: In- tramural Sports: Roll Representative. FITZGERALD, ELAINE - FLAGG, TOMfRoll Representative: Trafhc Committee. IILEETXVOOD, MARY ANNE- Girls' Cabinet: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Opera: Eunfest: Band: Orchestra: Ski Team. FLETCHER, DON--Roll Representative: Track: Senior Band: Chorus. 56 belies this. I l5l.llZDIlR, ALLAN7Special and Building Committees: Intramural Sports: Hundred Mile Club: lfunfest: Messenger. FLYNN, PEGGYW -Transferred from Holy Names Academy: Honor Society: Latin Club: Fine Arts Committee: Girls' Club Attendant: Usherett: Dad and Daughter Night. VORRESTER, LARRY---lireshman liooball: Funfest: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night. FOSS, FLORENCE-Girls' Club Gazette: Friendship Committee: Messenger Staff: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Funfest: Opera: Roll Repref sentative: XVriters' Club. FOY, HFRMANY President, Cathay Club, VRANCO, BECKY-V-fltlostess Committee: Roll Representative. lfRll:S. A. ELLEN--liunfest: Big G and Roller Clubs: After-School Sports: Girl Reserves. l7UJlI, l3UJlKO7Big G' Club: After-School Sports: Japanese Girl Re- serves: Honor Society: llonnr Roll: Typing and Hostess Committees. liUJll, .JOEYROII Representative: Intramural Basketball: Messenger Staff. FUJIKADO, YUTAKAf FUJIMOTO. KAORU--Art Editor, Arrow: Senior Committee. IIUNIS. IKEfBoys' Club. lfUNlS, MARCO - IIUXON, MIRIAM- liresliman Auxiliary: Speakers' Club: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Mid-Vv'inter Concert: Fall Matinee: Nonette: Honor So- ciety: Oratorical Contest. GALANTI, JOHN Y: lionor Society: Service Honor Roll: Stamp, Aviation. Science, and Photography Clubs: Roll Representative: Intramural Sports. GALBRAITH. ANDYW -Advisory Board: Bookroom: Safety Committee: Arrow Staff: Doorman: Roll Representative: Second Team, Track: Mountain Lore, Ski, and Hundred Mile Clubs. GARRISON, DICK-Radio, Stamp, and Roller Clubs: Roll Representative: Senior Night: Funfest: Opera: Mid-Winter Concert: lfall Matinee: Boys' Double Quartette. GASTON, HELEN--Dramatic, Ski, and Treasurer, Girls' Clubs: Advisory Board: Usherette: l5unfesl: Senior Night: Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert: Roll Representative, GFYFR. MARYALICE-Y Roll Representative: Hostess Committee: Funfest. Senior Night: Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert, GIBSON, DOROTHY--lionor Society. GILMLDUR, LUCIl.Lli l2l.l.FN Alfunfestz Mixer and Hostess Committees: Big G Club: After-School Sports. GILROY, .HM-'-Science and Photography Clubs: Traffic Committee. GJOLME. HAROl.DfSki Club: Captain, Ski Team: Captain, Golf Team: lfunfest: Vice-President, Sophomore Class: Chairman, Publicity Com- mittee: Senior Prom Committee. GODSAVE, VVILLIAM A-AVocati0nal Committee: Intramural Basketball: 'Ionor Society: Photography Club. 57 BOB MACl.AULlll.I'N mv, be the ansvstr to extry track coach's prayer but his lazy drawl ctrttinly O IIARDXIKX 1 wet but spirited bundle c performance. GOETZ, HARRY- -lireshman lfootball: Vocational antl Safety Committees, Stamp and Ski Club, GOOD, BETTY' -Big G and Chess Clubs: Senior Night: Roll Representa- tive: Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Usherette. GOODGLICK, IfI.ORENCEiOpera: Honor Society: Mixer Committee: Messenger Staff: After School Sports, GOODSON, I'1II.I.- 'Second Team liootball: First Team Track: Intramural Sports: Roll Representative: Atlvisory Board. GORLICK, MORRISffHarmonica antl Roller Skating Cilubs. COULD, FRIED A.-Freshman Track: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Opera: liunfest: Traflic and Locker-room Committees: Roll Representa- tive. GRAF, GERAI.D7Publicity Committee: Senior Night, GRAHAM, PATf-Advisory Board: Cabinet: Ofhce Attentlant: Honor So- ciety: Ifunfest CRISENBIERG, ROSALIEfwUsherette: After School Sports: Service Honor Roll: Honor Society, GREENFIELD, HAROLD?-Oratorital Contest: Ijxtenipore Speaking Con- test: Iflection, Publicity, and Tramc Committees: Honor Society: Serv' ice Honor Roll: Open Forum and Science Clubs, CRESHAM. SHIRLEY-Roll Representative. Chorus: Band: Mid-XVinter Concert: Opera: Honor Society: ll,-T. A, antl Dad-Daughter Commit- tees: Uxherette: Ski Club. CRIMES. PDITH IZMMFRLINIZ Open l7orum Club: After School Sports. GUGLER, RIEINHOLD fSecretary-Treasurer, Radio Club. HAGEMAN, IiI.S1XffRoll Representative: Dramatic Club: Secretary. Ski Club: Ski Team: Iiunfest: Messenger: Shakespearean Contest: Garfield Oratorical Contest: XVashington Jubilee Contest, HAGGERTY. TI2D7Ski Club: Honor Roll, HAIGHT, Jf'tMES7l hilanthropic Committee: Chairman, Safety Committee: Ski Club: Honor Roll: Intramural Basketball: Funfest: Arrow Contrib- utor: Messenger. HELEVA, JOE .lf--Doorman: Ciiiountls and I.unchroom Committees: HALEVA, SOl.f- Intramural Basketball. HALIJON, Bl2l.I.A--lfashion Show: After-School Sports, HALITON, SOI.OMON7Honor Society: Roll Representative: Honor Roll. HALLGREN, NVIXRRITN f-- Roll Representative: Chairman, Bleacber Com- mittee: Avocational Committee: Photography antl Ski Clubs: Inter' School Council Representative: linnfestz Doorman. Band Manager: Gare held Day Oratorical Contest: Freshman Football. HAMANO, HARUYOfHonor Society: Usherette. HANSEN, CAROL-r-Roll Representative: lfunfest: Cabinet: Chairman. Em- ployment and Health Committees: Assistant Feature litlitor, Messenger: Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Usherette. HANSEN, HAROI Dfljhilanthropic Committee: Track. 58 Swuttncss .intl sniartnt-H. pt-rsoniuutl ix Yuxllllx L'ffIIIY.XXl.X. aftivr aclvixory' hoard nicnibsi. IIAIIDVI IN, JOANNIG lfunfcat. l5unfest, Art. lfriundxhip. and Luncbrnoni Cfomniittces: Prewjvnt, Dramatic Iflub: Ski Vlub. Messenger Staff: Ar- row Contributor, llonwr Sotictv. llAR'l l', BRUCE? IIASSUN, I5OB1lit:nfrxl. ll.-XSSUN. DIAMOND Roll llumtwcntativc, Srrvict- llonor Roll: Srniur Night: Mid-NVlnnr C'oncr':t, Opcra: Iiuntcst: Bantl: .Mit-r School Sportx. IIASSON. FRANCIES IIIJINNA fhorus: Aflrr Srhool Sporlx. Roll Rcpts rvntativc. IIASSON, JOIL A.-fflloll Rt-pri-wntativc: Honor Socivlyi St-rvict' Honor Roll, Nlusscngcr Staff. I-Mlvt-rlixuig. Intramural Sportx. ll.fX'I'1XN.-XKA. YRANK Rarlm Club. IIAYASIIIIUA, TOSHIKO llnnnr Sucictv, Servict llnnnr Roll. Roll Rep rss--r1t.ttix't'. llliNl HAN, Ul,IC7Roll Rnpiest-uit.itix'c: Vocational, Slainp, .intl Public Rt- laiions Ciomrniucvs: l-rm 'Il-am liooiball. IIIQNSIIANV, I.INNffi.hairman, Drmcril fomniiltrcz Publicity. and Bleach ere liwnmittces: lfirsl 'lit-ani 'I'racli1 Honor Roll. lll5RSll, GIERTRUDIZ Standards, lfinu Arif. Mixt-r. and llmluss Commit lucs. lunfciti Nlid-XVlnlur ioncvrt. Oprra' Scnior Night. ll0I.I2'v'1XS, l.FONrXRlD- l..iun. Harmonica. and Sciuncu Ilubw, Apparatux Tram: Ifunfcst: Roll lit-prtw.-ntativt-: l.ibrarv. lunchmtwni, and Grounilx furnrniltvcx. llOl.Il ll I U. KARI. l.. liaml, Uprra: liunlcsli Sunior Night: Nlinl-XVinlt'r Cfoncrrl: lfrcihnian Track. llOI.lVlIiS, BARBARA -llonor Socivty: llonor Roll. Roll Rcpresentativs: Gaulle Staff: I.atin C'luh: Vocational ilovniniitt-c. Mt-swngcr Staff: Ushf ciettc: Quill and Scroll. IIOOKIER, SHERLIIE ANNW St-crt-tary, Girls' Club Lfhairman. Cabinet: :Xal- visory Board: Ilonor Sociuty liunfest: liall Xlatinru: licaturc Editor. lwlesscnger: Secretary, Uraniatir Club, Roll Rcprcwntativc: Quill anti Scroll, HORRN, BIiRNADl:T'l'li Pbnmgraphv iilub, lunttwt. Mid-XVintrr Fon' tt-rl: Svnior Night. Optra IIORTUN. Bll.l. Grountlx anti Building Qfoniinitlucs: Intramural Baxkutball, IIOXVARU. CHRISSII: l5uni'twt. lynhion Show: Roll Rcprcwnxative: Soph- omore Uonimis-sion: Safety. and liavor foniniittrtw: Open liorum Club: After-School Sports. IIOYT. BILL- Stage frcw, l.unchroom Cionimittcu lfrcshinan. Sophomort-. intl Srrond Team 'l'raclt: lrt-shman and Third 'l'cam lootball. llL'RI3. ll.-XUI.fI'Dumcrit and Avocational Committarx: Opcn Forum and llliutography iilubs. lnlraniural Basketball and liootballz faptain. Swim .ning lrani. IKIQ, NYAMIL llonor Soticly: Srxvifr llonor Roll. IKVDA, MINORL'A-fl'rcxiLlciit, Aviation Club: liootball: llonor Society. IMPSON, NVFI.l.S-Roll Rvprvwcntative: Honor Socivty: Dcbatv. Ski. anti Mountain Lora Cflubs: St-cond Team Football: XX'.1whington Jubilee. S.A. R.. Garlield Day Oratoriral, and Extempcrf Speaking Contesti. ISAfil'iSON. XIABITI. ROSI- -lunfctiti Ski and Dramatic Clube: Ilnwtvu lfommittcs, 59 Carrot-topped DON IVICINTOSH may be Scotch, hut Mac certainly tloexn't skimp on inf sprrational leadership. ISRAEL, CATHERINE RlTA7Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Usher' ette: Senior Night: Hostess Committee. ISRAEL, JACKfB..nd: Orchestra: Football: Philanthropic and Co-Chairman, Locker Committees. ISRAEL, RACHEL-'fRoll Representative: Honor Roll. ISRAEL, RITA-f Honor Society: Honor Roll: Roll Representative. IVEY, ANGEL- Transferred from Broadway High School: Mixer and Social Service Committees, JACKSON, HERBERT N.fl3unfest. JAEFE, BERNARD Publicity and Program Committees: Stamp Club: ln- tramural Sports. JAFFE, LORRAINIZ After-School Sports: Senior Night: Mid-XVinter Con- cert. JAIYFE. MORRIS Photography C'ub: Grounds Committee: Opera: l-out' ball Manager: Soccer Team: Int nrnural Sports, JAMES, JACK -Transferred from Beverly Hills High, Beverly Hills, Cali- fornia: Crolf Team: Ski and Stamp Clubs: Roll Representative. JOHNSON, BERNICIIW-Honor Society: Mid-VVinter Concert: Senior Night: Eunfest: Opera: Garheld String Ensemble: Lunchroom Committee, JOHNSON, BETTE LOUvOpera: Mid,XVinrer Concert: Eunfest, JOHNSON, ELLEN After-School Sports. JOHNSON, HELEN 'Big G Club: After-School Sports. JOHNSON, JEANNE- 'Honor Society: Service llonor Roll: Usherette: Ski, Big and Open Eorum Clubs: After-School Sports. JOHNSON, NOEL CARI. r Special Committee: Senior Night: liall Matinee. JOHNSTON, INEZ I.:-f'Hostess Committee: liunfestz Opera: Mid-NVinter Concert: Senior Night: Usherette: Big G Club: Honor Society: Roll Representative, JOHNSTON, PAULINE-- JONES, ALBAN7l7unl'est: Roller Club. JONES. BARBARA'---Girls' Club. JONES, MAMIEfAfter-School Sports: liunfest: Service Honor Roll. JONES. MARIANNA -Honor Society: Girls' Cabinet: Advisory Boartl: Chairman, Usherette and Hostess Committees. JONES, SHIRLEY ANN+Transferred from Broadway High School: Hostess Committee: Mid-Vv'inter Concert: Senior Night. KAKEHASHI, FLORA-f-Service Honor Roll: liunfest: Fashion Show. 60 HENEIIAN. KANARFK, ZII.I.AH liuntest: Senior Night: Opera: Iiall Matinee: Messen- ger Staff: Make-Up and Assembly Comittees: Honor Society: Dramatic and Speakers' Clubs. KATSUYAMA, TOYOZI--Intramural Sports. KATZ, SAMfOpen Iiorum and Science Clubs. KAUVMAN. SHIRLEY Af- Cabinet: Roll Representative: Hostess Commit- tee: Honor Roll: Girls' Club Gazette: Girls' Senior Council. KAXVANISHI, ALICE MASAKO --Honor Society: Big G Club: Japanese Girl Reserves: After-School Sports: Usherette: Sophomore Commission: Messenger Staff. KAXVASAKI, YOSIIIYE--Roll Representative: Service Honor Roll: Honor Society. KEI.I.S, DORIS M.- Nonette: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Mid-XVinter Concert: Honor Society: Garueld Oralorical Contest: Open Iiorum antl Big G Clubs: Valedictorian. KEIVIPF, FI.I.A- After-School Sports. KI:TCHAM, KATHERINE --Business Manager. Messenger: Senior Night: Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert: Honor Society: Chairman, Art Committee. KIQTZLACH. NORMAN- Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Stamp Com- mittee. KIDDER, I5OB+Organization Iiditor and Circulation Manager, Arrow: Ad- visory Board: Stamp Committee: First and Second Team Tennis: Toast- masters' Speech. Gartielcl Oratorical, and S. A. R. Contests: Quill and Scroll. KILBOURNTQ, PHYI.I.ISf-Iiand: Mid-Vlinter Concert: Opera: Senior Night: Vunfest: Student Orchestra Director: Big UG Club: Trafiic. Music, and Chairman, Building Committees. KIMURA. MAKOTO Roll Representative: Honor Society: Shakespearean. Garfield Oratorical, S. A. R., and Vklashington Jubilee Contests. KIMURA. MASAKOf- Honor Society: Roll Representative: Big Club. KINNEAR, EUNICEYVice-President. Girl Reserves: Roller Club. KIRCHNER, STEXVART- Band: Stamp. Athletic. and Trafnc Committees: Intramural Sports: Funfest: Golf. KLEVEN, DOLORES B. --Transferred from Minneapolis, Minnesota: Pub- licity Chairman, Girl Reserves: Roller Club: liunfest. KLINGSPIIQGEI., MARGARET Building and Trafnc Committees: Senior Night: I7unfest: Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert: After-School Sports. KLOPFENSTEIN. KARI.f'Junior Prom, Public Relations, and Chairman, Safety Committees: Roll Representative: Senior Night: Vunfest: Ski Club: Garfield Day Oratorical Contest. KNIiISI.I2Y. BOB-H Vice-Ilrcsitlent, Freshman Class: Public Relations Com- mittee: I'all Matinee: Senior Night. KOISAYASIII, MARY IELIZAIBIZTH Honor Society: Honor Roll, KOBAYASHI. PATRICK S. -- Service llonor Roll. KORIZSKI, JOHNNIIE Yell Duke: Tracli Manager: Bleacher Committee: Roll Representative: Messenger Staff: liall Matinee: Ifunfest: Ski Club. KORSMOIQ YVOIYNF Transferred from Park Rapids. Minnesota. High School: Band. 61 No one in the V339 Cliss cin utr forget ht cute smile and the ht min builtl of O I Dance Drama's Romeo is MIRIAM l7UXON, who believes in the adage. Actions speak louder than Words. KOSAKA, GEORGE- Photography Club: Intramural Basketball. KOSUGI, MOMOYE+Service Honor Roll. KRAKOVSKY, SAULiRoll Representative: Garbeld Day Oratorical and Shakespearean Contests: Fall Matinee: Opera: Funfest: Mid-XVinter Concert: Entertainment Committee: Yell Tearn. KRAMER, HELEN--Messenger Staff: Honor Society: Senior Council: Dra- matic and Speakers' Clubs: Senior Orchestra: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night. KREMS, If-EN7Iireshman I'ootball: Intramural Sports: Roll Representative: Library Committee: Messenger Staff: Honor Society: Service Honor Roll. KURIMURA, TERRY7I3reshman Basketball, Intramural Sports. KUROSE, MAYfBig G Club: Japanese Girl Reserves: Honor Society, KURUS, SYLVIRfSophomore Commission: Dramatic Club, l'all Matinee: Senior Night. LACEY, VAL7Second Team Iiootball and Baseball: Track: Building Com- mittee: Ski Club: Opera: Iiunfest. LACY, NORMAN--Golf Team: Building, Stamp, and Chairman, Traihc Committees: Messenger Staff: Service Honor Roll: Doorman: Ski Club. LAHTI, THELMA MARION-Funfest: Freshman Party: Sophomore An- tics: Lunclrroom and Hostess Committees: Honor Society. I.aMARE, KENNETH -Secretary-Treasurer, Radio Cluh. LAMONT, JACK I,unchroom Committee. LAMPING, BARBARA-- Roll Representative: Messenger Staff: Entertain- ment, Iiriendship, liine Arts, and Chairman, Senior Prom Committees: Service Honor Roll: Sophomore Commission. LAMPING, MARCIA-Transferred from Piedmont, California. LANDER, CONSTANCEfHonor Society: Honor Roll: Cabinet: Iiriendship and Chairman. Social Service Committees: Senior Night: Mid-XVnter ffoncert: Opera: Usherette: Girls' Senior Council, LANDER, VIDA MARIE--Nonette: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Student Director, Funfcst: Opera: Fall Matinee: Senior Chorus: Usher- ettei Honor Society: Service Honor Roll. LANE, ALICE Il-- IJKRSEN, l:AITHfAdvisory Board: Assistant llditor, Messenger: Quill and Scroll: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Mountain Lore and Ski Clubs: Iiunfest. LARSON, GERALD----lireshman I'ootball: First and Second Team Track: Senior Pin, Athletic, and Chairman. Demerit Committees: Arrow Con- tributor, LFGHORN, JOHN--Ticket and Special Committees: Chess, Photography, Peton Pounders Clubs: Doorman. LESCHER. RUTH-Debate Team: President. Debate Club: Advisory Board: 'Ionor Society: Vice-President, Minute Men: XVinner, Shakespearean Contst: Garheld Day Oratorical and A. R. Contests: Symphony Committee. I.IiSCI'IIiR, VIVIAN--'Fditor, Garneld Pen: Messenger Staff: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Quill and Scroll: Chairman, Sym- phony Committee: lireshman Debate Team. I.eVIiQUE. ARI.OINIi+Transferred from Anacortes High School. Anacortes: Funfest: After-School Sports. 62 VIZQUIE, I,E ROY Sophomore. Junior. and Senior Basketball and Baseball: Sophomore Eootball: Roll Representative: Inspirational Award for Bas- ketball. LEVIN, AIVIYAI-Ionor Society. lirientlship and Stantlartls Committees: Senior Night: Quill antl Scroll: Assistant Editor. Messenger: Senior Council. LEVY, I.UCYfBig Ci C Iulw: :kfter-School Sporti: Sophomore Commission. I,IfkVINSON, ANNIf Ilonor Society: Photography Club. I I I I I I I I ,IikVIS, MIL'I'ON7lIonot Society. Ilonor Roll: Mitl-kVinter Concert: Opera: Senior Night: A: R. Speaking Contest: Garneltl Day Qratorical Con- test: .INIDISNBIERGEIL RUTII Dramatic and Ski Clubs: lfunfest: Assembly: Friendship, and Social Service Committee. .II'I'NIAN, CHARI.IiTTIf Messenger: llonor Society Speakers' and Dra- matic Clubs: Opera: Mitl-kk'tnter Concert: Ifunfext Senior Night: Senior Orchestra. ITOXVITZ, I.EOfff I'I'TI.E, I5OIif Opera .QCKER, RUBY-r Art ,intl Poster Committees. .ORENZEN, MAURI'I'.'k Ilonor Society: Art Cnntmittee: Shakespearean Speaking Contest, lunlestz Ilresitlent. Open Iorum Club. UND, TI-IELINIA-f Ilonor Society: Service Honor Roll. Omce Clerk: Puig 'GH Clubs: I-kfter-School Sports: Publicity Committee: Usherette, lVIfkCDONAI,D, PAIRIK Irk MAC GILLIVRAY, ISOI5 Stamp, Photography, .intl Science Clubs: Service tlonor Roll: Honor Society: Iireshman Track: Intramural Sports: As sistant Sports Iftlitor, Messenger. MAC GII,VR.-X, Ronlillill In liaml: lunfcxt, llookroom Service: MAIDIJXND, SIII.DRI:I7 llonor Society: Ski Club: Iunfest: Usherette, Cabinet: Chairman. Xlixer fommittee: Radiance Roll. Election. and Installation Contmitteex: Messenger StalT: Quill and Scroll. MADSEN. GEORGE- Ifunfeit. MAGARINSKY, OLGA- Big G Club: After-School Sports: lfunfestz Mitlf S kVinter Concert: 'I-raffle and llealth Committees. Usherettcz Honor So, ciety: Honor Roll. r IAKINO, XXILLIAM T, - .-Xoitant Editor. Arrow, Vice,I'resident. Ilouor Society: Advisory Iloartlz Chairman, Ticket fommittee: Quill antl Scroll: Sophomore Track: Intramural Basketball: liarneltl Pen Stall. Roll Representative: Doorman. S'IfkI.I,ING, GLENN' -Senior Night: lfall Matinee. MANNING, ANNH--I.uncliroon1 Committee: Service llonor Roll: l7.1Il Mali- nee: After-School Sports: Ski Club. MANNING. PAT--Ski Club: fklter-School Sports: Sophomore Commission Chorus. NIANIZING, MARY- Nlesxeriger Staff: Quill and Scroll. Roll Representative. Sophomore Antics: Assembly, Buildings, Friendship. and Makeup Com- mittces: Dramatic and Ski Cilubs. lk'l.'kIl'I'IN, JANE A: --Ilauxltling antl Library Committees: Service Ilonor Roll Roll Representative: Iall Xlatinee. 63 XIIKI5 liAI.CUNl ut its itcort ut t t wut of life at asstm its md itcr mixtrs Racqueteer and Bomber are forceful words. but FRIED XVINGO merits these titles on the tennis and maple courts. MATCHETT. HARRISON-Ski Club: Tennis: Fall Matinee: Chairman. liunfest Committee: Band: Garheld Oratorical. Shakespearean, and Ex- tempore Speaking Contests. MATHENY, OON M.--Avocation, Committee: Ski Club: Mid-Vklinter Con- cert: Band. MATSON, BOB ffFreshman, Second, and First Team Football: Sophomore Track: Second Team Baseball: Ski Club: Public Relations, Finance. and Bleachers Committees: liunfest: NIATSON. PliARl.fRoll Representative: Honor Roll: Building and Avo- cational Comittees: Open Forum: Minute Men: Shakespearean Contest: Funfest. MATSUNACA, BETTY- Big G Club: After-School Sports. MAZEN, PAUl.lNE7Service Honor Roll: Usherette: Vocational and Philan- thropic Committees: Writers' and Mountain l,ore Clubs: Girls' Club Attendant: Funfest: Senior Night. MCDANIEL, ROBERTfEditor, Messenger: Quill and Scroll: Philanthropic. Finance. and Publicity Committees: Photography Club. MCFARLAND, BILL-Freshman Football: Bleacher Committee: Chairman. Doormen Committee. MclNTOSH, DONALD---Freshman, Second, and First Team Football: Base- ball: liunfest: Advisory Board: Roll Representative: Basketball Manaf ger: Garheld Oratorical Contest: Service Honor Roll. MCIVER, DENAYROII Representative: Vice-President. Stamp Club: Girl Reserves: Hostess Committee. MCLAUGHLIN, BOBiTrack: Roll Representative: Chairman, Athletic. Stamp, Philanthropic, and Traflic Committees. McLEES, .lEANiSenior Night: Christmas Pageant: Roll Representative: Social Welfare, Hospitality, and Hostess Committees: Girls' Club At- tendant. McNfXE, HELENfFreshman Auxiliary: Roll Representative: Ski and Pho' tography Clubs: Service Honor Roll. MCNAMARA, ROBERT+Transferred from North High, Minneapolis, Minn. MESHER, GLADYS7Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert: Funfest: Assembly Com- rnittec. MICKELSON, BOB f MILES, MARGARET-Chairman, Make-Up Committee: Service Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Funfest: Girl Reserves: Tumbling Team: Shake- spearean Contest: Student Librarian, MILLER, PiRl,FNE-Science and Dramatic Clubs: Opera: Mid-Winter Concert. MILLER, JEFFERSON P.- MILLER. RODNEY-Freshman and First Team Football: Advisory Board: Athle'ic Committee: Funfest: Roll Representative. MINSK, MANUEL-Stage Crew: Tennis. MIZRAHI. KATHERINE-'Opera: Mid-Winter Concert: Chorus: Glee Club. MOEGLING, FRANK-President, Freshman Class: Roll Representative: Chairman, Senior Pin and Ground, Publicity and Program Committees: Service Honor Roll: Sailing Team: Ski and Stamp Clubs, MONK, JOSEPHINE-Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Latin Club: Ushcrette: Freshman Auxiliary: Hostess Committee. 64 vl lw hair-cut no tlra P56 committee work at MOIil'l'A AYAKU llonor Society: Service Honor Roll: Usherette: Japanese Ciirl Reserves, MOYIQR, MIl,lDRlfI5 M. Usherette: Traffic antl liunfest llomniittees: Girls' Cabinet: llonor Society: Vice-President, Big G Club: Opera: Senior Night: liunfest: Mid-XVinter Concert. MOZZONIQ MARIO Publicity Committee: Ski Club: Stage Crew: Door- znan: lall Matinee. XIUK XI, CSIIORUI: Intramural Sports, XlUSli:YI'I1I I., SAXI Opera: Chorus: Glee Club. N.-XKAX'lO'l'0, NIPRIKO SALLY---Sophomore Commission: Glce Club: Japa- nese Ciirl Reserves: Social Service Committee, N:lI'ic'lNIURfl, lill I. AfterfSchool Football, N1Xli.'lnILlliA, IIIROSHI f -Intramural Basketball: llonor Society: Ilonor Roll. NAKAIVIURA. NII'l'f HY- Ciolf: Tennis: Photography Club. NIELSON, .IANIYIP ffiabinet: Copy Editor, Messenger: Ilonor Society: Chair- man. Ifxtension and P,-T. A, Committees: lfall Matinee: Senior Night' lfunlest: Dramatic antl Ski Clubs: Roll Representative. NliVI.liR, I.I-ONARI7 Intramural Sports: Bleachers, Stamp, and llhilan- thropic Vmnmittees: Chess Club: Garneld Day Oratorical and S. A. R, Contests. NIZY, lBII.l,-'Intramural Basketball: Roller Club: Stamp Committee. NISIIIINIURA, MARY--Honor Roll: Japanese Girl Reserves: Service llnnor Roll. NISIIIMURA, TOSII--lireshman and Second Teams Basketball: Intramural Sports: lliton llounders: Special and Stamp Committees: Assistant Sports ljtlttor, Messenger. NORDIIOI-lf, IVIARYA--Transferred front Forest Ridge Convent: Typing Committee: Skt Club: liunfestg Senior Council. OCIAMI, NIICIIIKO-:'lrt Committee: Honor Roll. OGASAWARA, 'ICRU---'Ilonor Roll: Shakespearean Oratorical Contest. OIILSSON, STANI.IiY+Roll Representative: Senior Night: Mid-NVinter Con, cert: Opera: Chorus: Trafuc and Safety Committees. OKfXIVIURz'X, CiliORGIff-President, VicefPresident, Honor Society: Honor Roll: lVIe::sen5,er Staff: Advisory Board: Grounds and Athletic Commit- tees: Sports Iitlitor, Arrow: liirst Team Football and Basketball: Roll Representative. OKAXVA, KlYOSIlI7IIonor Roll: Roll Representative: Intramural Basket- ':all: lixtempore Speaking Contests. OKAXV.-X. IUSIllilransterretl from Queen Anne Iligli School. OKAZAKI, 'l'xXMO'l'SUvlntramural Sports. ONQDELRA, S1'X'I'ORU --Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Intramural Sports. OSAWA. lil-tllilrl, M. Ski Klub: Street Cai t'nininittee. Intramural loot lvall. 65 V- .lOSl4I'II Sl-XXII Xllb oun is Crum Personality and popularity have placed IVIARGII: BROWNIELI. on the must know list of many Garnelrlites. OSERAN, SHIRLEY Roll Representative, Chorus: liall Matinee: Iiunfest: Student Director, Opera: Mid-XVinter Concert: Sophomore Commission: Speakers' Club: Mixer Committee. OSTHOFF, JOffAdvisory Board: Chairman, Assembly Committee: Opera Senior Night: NIid-Vv'inter Concert: Iiunfest: Honor Society. OXVEN. LILLIAN JUANITA 'Girls' Club Attendant: Chairman, Avoca- tional and Hostess Committees. OZIEL, ROSE- Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night, Iiunfest: Opera: liresh- man Sports. PALMER, MARJORIE I:LIiANOR--'fllonou Society: Service Honor Roll: IVIid-YVinter Concert: Senior Night, Iunfest: Opera: Usherette: Girls' Senior Council. PARKHURST, BI2TTIl J.-Business Manager, Garfield Pen: Iireindship Committee: Editor, Girls' Club Gazette: Senior Night: Secretary, NVrit- wrs' Club: Iiashion Show: Sophomore Iirolirs: S. A. R. and Golden Jubilee Contests. PARKS, JOE--Intramural Basketball: Pinghllong, PASS, SEMA-'Roll Representative: Assembly, Safety, and Funiest Commit' tees: Fall Matinee: Messenger Staff. PEHA, JOIL S.-'fBantI, Mid-XX'inter Concert: Intramural Basketball: Honor Society: Photography Cilub: S. A, R., Shakespearean. Golden Jubilee, Garfield Day Oratorical, and Tuberculosis Contests. IJIERKO, JOHN- Iiall Matinee: Senior Night, PERRIN, GEORGE--r Traflic Committee. PIZRRONE, I:RANKfIntramural Basketball. PI-IINNEY, RUSSELL - Program and Publicity Committees: Treasurer, Ski Club: Swiming and Sailing Teams: Iiunfest: Gartield Day Oralorical and S. A. R. Contests: Roll Representative. PIERSON, DAN-H Stage Crew. PIETRONIONACO. JIZANNE ANNE--Roll Representative: Big Club. Senior Night: Mid-XVinter Concert: Opera: Usherette: Hostess Com- mittee: Honor Society, POLICAR, RALPH J.-flireshman Football: Track: lfunfest: Opera: Chorus. POST, JOE-Roll Representative: Senior Night: Roller Club. POXVERS, BETTY Mixer Committee: Big Club: After-School Sports. Roll Representative, POYVERS, JOHN R. PRATHER, JANET' Transferred from Queen Anne High School: Honor Society: Hostess Committee: Iiunfest. PRINCE. RICHARD W-Business and Circulation Manager, Arrow: Chairman, Ticket and lfinance Committees: Intramural Basketball: Quill and Scroll: Roll Representative: Doorman: Honor Society: Ski Club. QUINN, S. STANLEY---Transferred from Ballard High School: Intramural Football: Senior Night: Iiunfest: Chorus: Opera: Glee Club. RADNER, LAURIE--f-Intramural Basketball: First Team Iiootball: Second Team Baseball: Roll Representative: Secretary, Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Chess Club: Secretary, Senior Class. RAGSDALE, ROBPRT- Bleachers and Ticket Committees: Football: Stage Crew, 66 ,CCY Y-. T,.,,1 LKANK MOI-,t9LINt3, exflrosh president, can Moc them down with his amiability .mil hearty laugh. RIXINE. DAVE-f Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Salety and Election Committees: Vice-President, Science Club: Secretary, Vice-President, Debate Club: Debate Team: Golden Jubilee Contevt: Extemporaneous Speeches. RA'I'l lBUN, JEANW Service Honor Roll: Senior Night: Dramatic, YVriters.' and Ski Clubs: Messenger: Vocational and Hostess Committees: Nurwk Attendant. REHBERG. ABBIEf Cabinet: Lhairman, Extension Committee. Traffic and Vriendship Committees, Honor Society: Honor Roll: Big Ci Club: Senior Night: Lunfest: Seienfe, Skating Clubs. Usherette: Roll Repre- sentative. RlilI7, l'mIl,I, 'Honor Soeiety: lutttfeit. RVNOLDS. BOB- l5ailmiutou 'l'i-ami llhilauthropie Lotrtntittee, Rl5NOl,DS. JANE Yoeational and Mixer Committees: Roll Representative. llonor Society. llonor Roll, RlC'll'lilfR, LEO E.--Boys' Club President: Advisory Board: Chairman, Ath- letic Committee: Honor Soeietyi Vice-President, Junior Class: Roll Representative: lfootball, Track: lireshman and Sophomore Basketball: Cornmercement Speaker. RUBISINS. BURTONF- Chairman, Demerit Committee: Bleacher and Enter- tainment Committees: lall Matinee, l'unlest, Second 'l'eam and Intra- mural Basketball: lirlitor, Messenger: Roll Representative: Quill and Scroll. ROEDEL, ROBERT Roll Representative. Ticket Kkunmittee: lntr.u1tut.tl Basketball. ROBERTS. BARBARA .IIZAN Big CI Club. ROMEY. SHAYAW Photography f'lub: After-School Sportx ROSF, LOL7lEff RUSEN, HERBERT----Finante and Safety Committees: Open Forum, Speak- ers' and Debate Clubs: President, Debate Club: Captain, Debate Team: Honor Society, Service Honor Roll: Oratorical and lfxtempore Speak- ing Contests. RUPP. TOM+Philanthroptc, Public Relation, and Stamp Committees: Stu- dent Director, Eunfest: Senior Night: Honor Society: Honor Roll: Ail- vtsory Board: Vice-Prexident. Boys' Club, Assistant l-ilitor, Messenger, RUSSELL, BlLL7Roller tflubi Roll Representative, SAILOR, RUSSELL MAX--lkootball: Track: Chairman. Athletic Commit tee: Plilanthropic Committee, Advisory Board: Sports Editor. Mesxenf ger: Roll Representative: Ski Team. SALMON, P. BILL-Opera. SARAN, MARSHALL- -- SAXVADA, HENRY- SCHEUER. BERNARD+lVlakefttp Committee, llunlest, P.-T, A. Penthouse Production: Fall Matinee. SCHNEIDER, HERBERT-Demerit and Avocational Committees: President. Srience Club. SCHNEIDER, SYLVIA-f-Social Service, Health, Traffic, and Building Com- mittees: Service Honor Roll: Garfield Day, Shakespearean, S. A. R.. and Golden Jubilee Contests, SCRIPTURE, MARYf- SCHAPIRO, MORRIS-'Football Manager: Roll Representative, 67 DWIL3ll'l' SMITH, Mr. Hiersclfx super mathema- tician, ix better known as one of the Touchdown Twins, SHEEHAN. ROBFRT7Vice-President, Sophomore Class: Roll Representa- tive: Ski Club: Service Honor Roll: Opera: Trafllc Committee: Fresh- man Football and Basketball: Second Team Track: Intramural Basket- ball: Bookroom. SHIELDS, RILEY-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Business Iklanager: Garfield Pen: President. Science Club: Ski Club: Ticket Committee: Messenger Staff: Advertising Manager: Messenger. SHIGA. SAKIKO--Honor Society: Honor Roll: Senior Night: Iiunfesl: Opera: Mid-Vdinter Concert: Vdriters' Club. SHIMIZU, ATSUKOAHonor Society: Service Honor Roll: Usherette: Japa- nese Girl Reserves: Latin Club. SHITAMAIE, I3UMIKOiHonor Society: Copy Editor, Arrow: Messenger and Pen Staffs: Vice-President, Open Forum: Vocational and Friendship Committees: Garneld Day Oratorical: Roll Representative: Quill and Scroll. SIDELL, FRANCES ROSALYN- Nonette: Fall Matinee: Mid-Winter Con- cert: Senior Night: Opera: Honor Society: S. A. R., Garneld Day Ora- torical, and XVashington Jubilee Contests. SIDELI., IRVING--Fall Matinee: Senior Night: Debate Club: S. A. R., Ex- tempore, and Garfield Day Oratorical Contests. SIEFERTSON, DeLORIS? SIEVERT, CLARENCE-'Honor Society: Honor Roll: Stamp Club: Public Relations and Library Commiteees. SIGEL, STANLEY-Manager, Track and Football: Intramural Sports: Glee Club: Assistant Advertising Manager, Messenger: I.unchroom Com- mittee: Service Honor Roll. SINGER, STANflNlessenger Staff: Intramural Sports: Stamp, Traffic: De- merit and Philanthropic Committees: Ski, Photography and Hundred Mile Clubs: Roll Representative. SLOSSE, MARGARET-Hostess Committee: Funfcst: Opera: Senior Night: Mid-Winter Concert: Orchestra: After-School Sports: Roll Represen- 'ative: Orchestra. SMITH, LOREN-Roll Reuresentative: Library Committee: Secretary, Roller Club: Captain, Drill Team: Student Director, Funfest. SMITH, MARY B.--Sophomore Commission: Usherette: Friendship Com- mittee: Messenger and Arrow Staffs: After-School Sports: Service Honor Roll: Honor Society: Latin Club, SMITH, PEARCE--Co-Editor, Arrow: President, Sophomore and Junior Classes: Advisory Board: Vice-President, Ski Club: Quill and Scroll: Tennis and Ski Teams: Roll Representative: Honor Society: Committee Chairman. SNIDER, PATSY-Senior Night: Funfest: Mid-YVinter Concert: Publicity Committee. SONODA, MASARU JEFF-Intramural Sports: Honor Roll. SPELLACY, MARGARET- STAMM, MIRIAM-Service Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Assembly Committee: Funfest. STEBBINS, ROLAND-Roll Representative: Funfest: Football: Doorman: Philanthropic Committee. STEELE, JFRRIE'-Vice-President, Senior Class: Standards Committee: Roll Reprtsentative: Senior Night: Fall Matinee: luufest: Advisory Board: Ski, and President, Dramatic Clubs: Chairman, Junior Prom Committee. STERNBIZRGII, MARGERY-'Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Building Committee: Garfield Pen: Dramatic and Ski Clubs: Senior Council. STEVENS, MARTHA--Friendship Committee. STOCKER: JANE--Messenger Staff: Funfest: Hostess and Teachers' Tea Committees: After-School Sports: Big UG and Ski Kllubs: Honor Roll. 68 STOLI., GENEVIEVE- Library Committee. STRAND, BARBARAvFunfest: Opera: Mid-Vvlinter Concert: Senior Night: Building and Traffic Committees: Roll Representative: Ski Club: Service Honor Roll. SVENSON, HENRY--lfirst Team Basketball: Intramural Sports: Athletic Committee. SNVEET, CHARLES ll. 'Science Club: liinance Committee: Student Direc- tor: lfunfest. SXVIN-TLP, VIRGINIA' Service Honor Roll: Funfest: Nlid-XVintcr Concert: lfall Nlatinee: Student Office Assistant: After-School Sportx. TAKIZAVVA, CiliORGEffIntramural Sports, TANAKA, XVARREN M.-rf-Sttxmp and Mountain Lore Clubs: Track: Service tlonor Roll. TASHIRO, GOJlfMessenger Staff: Honor Society: Garfield Uav Oratorical Contest. 'l'AYl.OR, lVlARCARli'l'--lfunfestg Senior Night. Mitl-XVinter Concert, Opera: Band: After-School Sports. TIIONIPSON, I.OlSf -Honor Society: Honor Roll: Service Honor Roll: Big Ci Club: Roll Representative: liunfest: Opera: liall Matinee: Senior Night: Christmas Pageant. 'l'Il.TON, BIl.IfA--Safety and Publicity Committees: Ski Cltth. TOl.l.FNAAR, Cl.lfNf-Photography Club. TOURIIEI., ROSE-f Debate Club: l-all Matinee. 'l'0VlY'i, l'lARRlliTTlZ--Freshman Alter-School Sports. TOVER, .lOSlfPlllNEfAfter-School Sports: Senior Night, Chorus, 'l'RAVliRS, MARTINH-'Seattle Star High School Reporter: liditor. Messen- ger: Quill and Scroll: Senior Night: llemerit Committee: Peton Pound- ers: Ski Club: Roll Representattve: Service Honor Roll: llonor Roll. TRIEMPFR, lMOGliN Vocational Committee: Honor Society: liunfest: Mill- XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Usherette: Senior Council, 'l'RUFSDlfl.l.. DUANE -Honor Society: Public Relations Committee, Roll Representative: liirst Team Track and lfootball: lfreshman and Secontl Team lfootball: Sophomore Track and Basketball: lnrramural Basketball. 'I'SU'I'SUMI, KINZO - Garhelrl Pen Staff: Honor Roll: lntramural Sports, 'I'UC'fKlSR, lil.VAf--lloslexx Kfommittee: liirls' Club Attentlanl. UCIIIYAMA, YOSHIKO llonor Society: Messenger Staff: Advisory l5o.irtl: Social Service Ckmrnntitteeg Usherette: Salutatorian. UNZPZLMAN, Bl1TTYf '- UOMOTO, KlYOSHI+ VALLEY. JUANITA- -Health Committee: liunlest. Open l'orum .intl Big 'Cf' Vluhs: After'School Sports: Service Honor Roll. 69 'All-city MAA lViARX SAII OR lt ollltr half of the Hlouclitlown 'lwtns muses mini a feminine heart to skip 1 bert What would Garneld be without SHIRLEY BAR- RETT'S dancing? W VAN de KANT, AUDREYffFrientlship Committee: Opera: liunfestg Senior Night: Christmas Pageant: After-School Sports: Roll Representative: Senior Orchestra: Speakers' and Ski Clubs, VARON, ANNE--Glee Club: Fashion Show. VYNNE, SUNNY--Funfest: Secretary, Junior Class: Ski Club: Roll Rep- resentative: Intramural Basketball: Manager, Football, Track, and Bas- ketball: Senior Prom and Publicity Committees. XVAKEI7Il2I.ID, BrXRBARA-- -Big G Club: After-School Sports: Roll Rep- resentative: Ilonor Society: Trafhc and Health Committees: Senior Night: Fall Matinee, XVAI.I.S'I'ROM, ARNOLDf Funfest: Pall Matinee: Senior Night. XVARD, ESTI-IF:RYlVIessenger Staff: Mid-XVinter Concert: Senior Night: Ifunfest: Optra: Typing Committee: Honor Roll: Big G and Dra- ,natic Clubs: After-School Sports. XVATSON, CAI.--Roll Representative: Interschool Council: Ski Team: Prom, Safety, Vocational, Senior Pin, Building. Stamp, and Publicity Com- mittees, XVATSON, GLORIA - XVATTS, BET'I'Yf lieature Editor, Messenger: Roll Representative: Quill and Scroll: Garfield Pen Staff: Cabinet: Senior Night. XVAYMAN, DICK-Y -Traflic, Board and Bleachers, Building, Vocational antl Avocational Committees: Radio anal Ski Clubs. XVPBB, Pl'IYI.I,IS MfXR.IORll2-f- Senior Night: l'unIesl: liaahion Show: Usherette: Honor Society: Service Honor Roll: Ski Vluh: Social Servici- and Hostess Committee: Arrow Stall. XVIZIQKS. BEVERIIQY -Freshman Auxiliary: Sophomore Antics: liunfest: Zweriior Night: Mid-XVinter Concert, Opera: lfashion Show: Roll Repre- sentative. XVISINSTEIN, I-IASKELI. J. 4Debate Club: Band, Service llonor Roll: Honor Society: Mid-Vvlinter Concert: liunfestz Avocational Committee: Shakespearean Contest: Usher. XVELLEIN, W'II.I.IAINl PAUI.-fCirct1lation Manager, Messenger: Ifall Mati- nee: Senior Night: Intramural Basketball. NVIEST, SllIRI.EY' Girl Reserve: Art Ciommfttee. XVIIITIS, DANIIELH-Slarnp Club: Vocational ffomrnittee: Iixtempore, Shake- pearean, Garfield Day Oratorical, and S. A. R. Contests. WliI'I'SON, EILEFN -A Opera: linnfest: liall Matinee: Sophomore Antics: Ilonor Society: Service Honor Roll: Assistant lfdilor, Gartield Pen: Poems in Vv'est Vfintls: ffontrilsutor, Messenger. XVICKIJXND, TORKII.--Roll Representative: 'l'ratIic, Lunchroom, and Ticket Committees. XVILLIAMS, JACK---Band: Orchestra: Messenger Staff: Science Club, XVIIIIAMSON, BERNICE -Social Service Committee: After-School Sports: Speakers' Club, WILSON, IRENll+ WILSON, PATRICIA- Senior Night: Student Director, Fall Matinee: Health Commitee: Shakespearean and Washington Jubilee Contests: Dramatic and Ski Clubs: Ski Team, 70 NVILSON, RALPH B., JR.'-'Football and Baseball Manager: Roll Represen- tative: Philanthropic Committee: Soccer Team. WINKLER, DICKH Transferred from Broadway High School. VJINSLONV, CALVIN PRESTON--Philanthropic Committee: Funfest Honor Society: News Editor, Messenger: Head Football Manager: Fresh- man Council: Ski Club: Intramural Basketball: Roll Representative: Seittle Star High School Reporter. XVINSLOXV, EMELYN-Editor, Messenger: Big G Club: After-School Sports: Usberette: Girl Reserves: Fall Matinee: Honor Roll, Honor So- ciety: Quill and Scroll. XVINTIIR, MAXINI2 Br- Social Service Committee: After-School Sports, WINTER, ROBERT--A XVONG, CHESTER-rflntranrural Basketball: Freshman lfootball: Sophomore Track: Cathay Club. YUONG, PERSHING- --f- Freshman lfootball: Cathay Club: Intramural Sports. WRIGIIT, CAROLYN--f-Senior Night, Iiunfest, Opera, Mid-Winter Concert: Building and Grounds Committees, Service Honor Roll: Honor Society. NVRIGHT, CLIFI3ORD+Photography Club: Bleachers Committee: Intra- mural Basketball: Track Manager: Sophomore and Second Team Track. YANIAGISHI, ROY - Honor Society. YAMAMURA, MASA-f-Honor Society: Service llonor Roll Personnel lidif tor, Arrow: Quill and Scroll: President, Japanese Girl Reserves: Treas- urer, Big G Club: After-School Sports: Roll Representative: Usher' ette. YAPLEE, HARRY --lrinance and Bleachers Committees: Honor Society, Service Honor Roll: Doornian: Secretary-Treasurer, Cathay Club: Fun' fest. YARBRA, MARY-+Student Librarian: Funfest: Building and Grounds Com- mittees, YASUNOBU, PHYLLIS-Japanese Girl Reserves: Hostess Committee. YODA, TAKAKO-Roll Representative: Honor Society: Mid-XVinter Con- cert: Hostess Coniniittetfz Garfield Day Grntorical, Golden Jubilee. S. A, R. Contests. YOKOYAMA, MINNIIS r-Honor Roll: Chorus: Midavfinter Concert, Senior Night, Opera: Big UG Club: After-School Sports: Japanese Girl Ref serves. YORITA, BEN+Intramural Sports: Honor Roll. YOROZU. HllNRY+St.imp and Public Relations Committees: Intramural Sports: lfreshman Track: Photography Club. YOSHIDA, JOHN----Freshman, Sophomore Basketball. YOSHIIVIURA, SUSUMU f Photography, Tennis and Science Clubs. YOUNG, MORRIS I.:-Honor Society: Messenger Staff. 71 EUSTACE VYNNE, 'SUNNY' to the public, con- cealed his Erst name, but he couldn't hide his personality or sailing ability. uv' as. ibn ,ILX . IL BRN .Hx xx MH A u'fVxw mx, I lllk, xxx 'I , fWx1,I-. xliNVN'Wx'U'X' wxxrxx. Vxwgpy ' w vu x YNX 'Nxmngxr Vx '11.xxxx. Sxx 'xxxx NX' .xx X xvxx Vvxx x .xx X Awww mx. xx VXN XNRS' Y ROW xx xxxxx , wxxx.x RUXY .X rx rx Vxxxxxn uv. x UNNNNMYK X xxx'S'x' SVX,NxiX'X1S xuxix xuxxv xmw. xnxx xvxxuxxi, XHxx,xxxj. Yxxxxxxxw Ucxxxvxnu Wxxxxxxxw vx.xxxx. SNK UQ-X7 XLUXV Xhfxu Pxxxdc' Mm xx .xxxxxxv kxwxcux. S H A X' Mkxxo xSxxxLXrxxx kxxuxxyx. xw Xlxxxxxcr xSxxxAuxxx S.xx,xxxx- k uxqx xx Axxxxxv l xwxccx. x xxxmm ng by WW 'wiv -van. 'MSU x N U1m!vuu.uw:1w1Nmv'xl1xvg,x!uI1Ix xv' x IM P M Ibm In sun xh Ill x n x :v K. S ll-AXIIOR PRO M an '5 , Milk' S l .UXVKJR I A S S f 'cm 'All F The plane, its shiny structure clearly visible in the mirror-like Water, embodies the soul of aviation. It stands poised at the brink, ready for instant service. Analogous to this are the annual Boys' and Girls' Club elections Which reflect the truly democratic spirit and Willing cooperation of Gariield students. rqcmizafiolzs ' ii.f5,ff.V J-as M2 I ..,,, Q ,rw 555, ff: . RICO? xillhiiwiilk lO9.94b0 v l'Qlllli80 itll! Q issue 1 :anna 19414 4 1-anna ruse U in Oli!! y U ct! we lu ll! QKOUDOQ W 10800 aww Q X .. IER .ir of QW wg, . 5 ' . ,ag f I 47,12 g Elf .V - -. ,. y ' . .... , ':' ltlkl Rl.'l'l' ,XIJYISOR VIC I -PRFSIIJI X xiii. t L'NNINC'ill.XX'I BOYS' ADVISORY BOARD il XTIYD' leo Richter, Tom Rupp, liuane Truestlell. l mn lirigliani, .lr.. lWon.1ltI Mclnlosh, NDINU lluill Goodsoti, XXilli.xm Xlalxiim Bob liitltlet. llowanl llrexliti. Andi' Ciallvrailh, Max Sailor. Dick l':t'riiei, Rodney Nlillt-i. Bob lollucio oysl A DU.-XNF 'liRL'liSlDEl.l. I NI-tilil TARY IRI-.'XSL'Rl'lQ During the past year. the Boys' Club has worked per- sistently in promoting an or- ganization that reflects the work of every boy in Garheld. Under the competent advisor- ship of Mr. Cunningham. the ofhcers. advisory board. and committee members. this has been a year of decided accom- plishment, Quieter halls, cleaner grounds, and increased interest in the general welfare of the school have been among its many achievements. The boys. through partici- pation in safety and charity work, as well as in vocational and hobby assemblies. have developed character training that entitles them to good citizenship in the community. Zrsjgfb 'WW X.Xl.Xlll tUllN lbw Sllllxlll lllltllilli lllllYti.XN'l'UX Xl.Xllltllill lllNl'-lllti NllSSlll NHIIIXHW HHXNLHIV Xltil l'lQlNIltlXl Xl'XlNU' XVith the idea of shevwing some phase of friendship in all their undertakings, the ad- visor and ofhcers of the Girls' Club planned a year oi activi' ties which reflected the spirit of democratic government. One ul' their outstanding achievements was the creation of a hostess committee which welcomed new girls tn the school. l,ast fall. rhe Ciirls Club sponsored .1 Dad and Daugh- ter Night. On this occasion Dads forgot dignity and played childish games with their daughters. Mothers and da ughters. during dafliodil time, held a t'UlUl'flll tea. preceded hy an enjoyable musical program 'sl.Xlll7 N GIRLS' ADX' ISORY BOARD ittilve t tilis Htl.-ii liaslvtt Xl.tryt'iielett1lM'r Nh il ll li i Nl XNIDIXLL X ivsluilsti l, iliiiama .Xnn Jantii littkii, .lirrir bteele. Klart snr liani llri htm liilh 1 iistii Nl re g. , . , i ,. arianna .ltriis 1 X 5? ,f M g f .M 'G ' F f ..., 5 H 'A .V., , 2'1Q h af ' 5- .1L,,, A 'L H' an Ni gl i ' ig? .E wi -5 .,...,' f I Q Q br Y N 4 . 7' V V 'N x 'fig V. H , , ,Q :Ee ff, - 3 f wif A 2 'im Q AM ws Y , -ww --.........-.-W ai.. - ' 'YZ 4 .lv -. 1 Q fy . M05 gl Nj' fs 1. 2 Sw X MA, yy. rza. . . ' .:f A UNK 1 - ' W9 W - - Q, V .L ' T - ming: - 1 X ikbx xx If Xi OXIXQ X -XX ,F K I MINI 5 I I LQIR I .XISINI I NI KIIIW- I xxI1.'r1:w 'NI.vx.'r N1.xrx Rupp XI.1rmn .I.1fI:. I'.1l Ihrllxxlg, XIvIdrrII NI.uiI.1nd V Xlnrv IIu'rv.umI Ix.1lI1-'wmv IirlIIw.xm. SI I UND ROW' IU! Gr.xh.xm, IIrIvn Union, .Xb lm' Iirhlwrg lun' .-Xrluu. .Iam-I Nvlwu, I'nIIx' imicr, lnml II.mwv1 Ju Uslhoff. Nualu lulw IIIIRI7 IIUXY 'Xhrxr Nlnulou I3-'llc I',xrkIvurxl I'I1VIIuw Nmwth X'u'1.1n Icwluur Iiulh I.-wlwr Num I xlkvwr XI.nlurw I-'mlwrg I'vggV Ihxlvx I7vmIIw-' NurIIn1.x:v Ygncx YvrIIIwII Iuumr I ,Lmhv NI1vrI-'Q IIUOIWI ur GIEORGF OK AMURA PRESlDlfN'I' mor oemig x MR. SMITH ADVISOR XVll.l.IPxM NUXKINO VICIZ-I'Rl5S1DliN'l' l.AURlli RAIDNFR SlfCRl:'I'.XRYJIRFASURER The Honor Society recognizes not only high scholastic achievement but also outstanding ability in athletics, clubs, productions, and publications. Scholastic points are determined as follows: an A represents four points: a three: a two: and a one. Major and minor service points may be earned by deserving students with the approval of the faculty. In order to receive a one-bar pin, a student must have a total of 24 points after two semesters of endeavor: a two-bar pin represents 50 points gained in four semesters of study. A student having 78 points at the end of six semesters is entitled to a goldseal pin. This becomes his permanent possession if he has earned 108 points by the time he is graduated. This year the Honor Society has a membership of 328 of which 151 are gold seal members, IOZ are two-bar members and l29 one-bar members. GOLD SEAL. FEBRUARY, 1938 FRONT ROXV: H. Nakamura. H Yaplee, D. Kells, A. Kawanishi, I' Foss, O. Mngilrinsky, Nl. Jones SECOND ROXV: M fllfarone, M Fuxon, M. Palmer, T. l,uv1d, lf, Shim miie, M, Madland. M. Yuen, Y. Uch, iynrna. THIRD ROXV: S. Hooker, l Rehberg. N. Coles. J. Oslhoff, P. Burgert, J Pietromonaco. YOURTI' RONV: P. Smith, R. Ko, B. Moise J. llawson. K. Sends, 3 0 5 E. M. Young, K. Anderson, I.. Rithleil GOLD SILAI.. bIgI7I'ILIVII5I:R, I038 I RUN I' RUXX' A. IIN. I. SMIQII .I Ilcvmvldw, N IIor1uLI1l, XI. Nnlmx 'I, II.xv.1xI1uI.1. XI IxuIw.n'.uIml I. Ium. 5I1l UND ROW' A. IVIUIIIA, 15.1 Inn V. Ixr.u'I. AI, YmI.m .I. II.1rxIm.m. II II.1m.mu. IX, Shxmxlu. Y. I.xmIv1 III I If IU Ii K7 XV INI, I-11-vlwumi, A. Ikrvulv, I' XVrI1Iw, I I..1rwn, S, k1rcxI1 Am. 5, I,xIIuwr. IIIKIRII II ROW' Ii. IIOIXUN, KI fXmI-'lxnn. A Ixvllx. .I ,IuIwxu1l. 4 II.1nwn .I NcIxuu, IR fnnv, GOLD SILAI.. SIiP'I'IfMBIfR, IUIX IRLINI' ROW' I. Trrmprl, II. I,rIncr. Y. Ilwn. II Srklllnm, I. XYIHI son, M Y.m1.xmur.u. T. l,.1I1!i. NIV IINI5 ROW' IU K ukurk Ii, SIHHILIN IL CmmIgIicIx, KI Nmvlh. Ii. Cloud. II Ilynn, II. Ulr4'nIwIaI. TIIIRID RUXY II. Ilnlnr. XV. Inwwn. .I Monk I4 Krsmw. X. KctYI.nI1 NI. lmrzwm IOURTII IUIXV Il Kirk, II. Inslu, II. .'XII1.lCIa'fI. I, XIIVIN I IuI11vwI1-I1 I3 FIIHQMIIII. GOLD SIQXI.. VUBRUARY. IVV? IRUYI' ROW' II I'rul.m I .VIH km, I .XIt.lnH. Il Ixrnsi N. Ixulu, K. YuIxuvn:1x.1. is M.1V4'v. SIAUNID IUIXY ISlnIrII S. II.1IIun R.Kwx1' Iuh. NI. I'mrmn, .'X. Iusmwn XI. Yugi,M,.XIur.1w.Ii.IIul1txrInI. 'IIIIRIJ RKIXX' .I I31cIxlnxu1v I3 I.riIIIn. .I. IM-nrfrn. S Pxnfux I. Ilnsr, ln. T.lwI1n0 IUUIKIII IUIXXI. .I. I'icnIu'nIy'. IH IIrluIxIvV. Ii IkcLI.1, IS .'mvImvm II Rvngwlni II. IIr.x-II-vnI 4, XY.lIxIxC. 'I'XX'O'I5AR. SI1IYI'IfMBIfR. IUSX IRUNFII ROV' II. f .lrIs0lv, Y. Kult: I'. Duns K. YQI-wv.xm.1 II. I7.ml II. INSVII. KI. SrmI.x SI1 UNIV IUWXX' II. StofIxI.1mI. M. Nvlxwn, II. Swrd man s Nm. .1 IJuugI.mw Is. cm Imm, N. .ImIrcII. IIIIRII IILIXY II M.1rI'rIv. I'. UI1uI1i. II. Rvvmvldw, A SumII'wrj4 I. Kvrr l1,SIIww.ugur I Ikgrmn. 'l'WOfISAR, SIlI7'II1NIBIiR. 1038 IIUINAI HOW' XI. Ii.lIlu.l I ,XI mmx, .I I, IIuIwr I. UIIANIN N1 XIur.m. N. Iir.lIl,fiI1lUXI5IiKIXX' II. IIl1rIn'IgIv. Ii. Ii.xw.1Illm' II, Young. I mmpb.-11. A. Kr.-W I 1i...W IIIIRIH IUPXY II iml, II. I'vl1v. I. Skinner, I. iiurnhm. I' Svmlh. I. IQVWIIIC, IUKIIQ I II IUIXY II. IIuuI.I Imu IR U K onurr. Ii IIwnI.x II IIN: nxflx. A Ixmxuxmv m an W0 as .nm- JL an -J'-if in ww TWO-BAR, IIEBRUARY, 19 3 O IRONT ROXV: V. Woo. VI. Shi' mndn, XI. Cflnnll. KI. Xfimagishi. C. A11m4IvII. R. Ymhimom, B, Ismi-1. SECOND ROXV: M. Tobin, IS. Sing. A.I muiwc11liun. J. Gross Ii, NVi11ianix. NI. Yuvn, S, Yox11id,m, TIIIRI7 ROXX' R, I5i'CiIn-iilxv. J. li1nvvxm1, V, Van- dcrhill, I. fioiwu, IU Ilandin. Ii. lobim. TVVO-BAR. ITEBRUARY, 19 3 U ILRONT ROW: P, I'a,xrlling. J. Irnulmnn, J. Cxrvehani Iz. Jmws. .I. Jaiulw, NI. Shign, II. Arnsc. A. YA- mncin. SIKJONID ROW I.. Ifgvww, XI. Svkijxrini. NY. 41h.m, Y, Mul-mi, KI, I'rr.12ivr. AI, Cianwron. S. Elk- Qttin, 'IiI'IIRID ROXV: II, Xyong. I. 1510s. XI. CiubAtAy,m. KI. Burl-wr, IU. Crircximni, J. I.incIbrrg. IJOURTII ROW' Ii. Cummvr. Ci. Stcvcnxon. IJ. Zisku, J, lurhnllv. IS, Iindbrrg. ONIS-BAR. SEPTEMBER, 1938 IRONT ROXV NI, II.immumI, V Trilvs. I7. J, Ilnplnck, II, R.1n.1zAw.i. IVI. 'I'.1ka11.mshi. Z, Pzcrlincr, I3 Van uvgrrri I1, AnLIurSrn, S1-KONI? ROXY2 I5, Iairhurn. R, A. I5r0CIx'r- ick. J. Slmpiro. ft. Vinnl, M Jncuhw, J ,'XniIrfw. THIRD ROXVZ J. fior- hAIIy. S. Voc. M. NI.icQunrric, R. Skxnnvr. R. Frwdland. .I, Cfhrk. IU. Klnpfur. VUURTII ROXV: I., Arun' Ron. IJ. Thompson. D. Howe, I'. O' Sullivnn. J. Burton. 15. Ruod, If. I'sIv1cI. XI. Ulwn. J. Ixnltcn. ONIQ-BAR. SEPTEMBER, 1038 IRUX-In RUXV: R. S.iw.uIA, NI. I'I.1r.i. R, 'I'.iImr.i, M. Shitamnv. T, 'Ii.ijilsu. A, Rainilmmwn, 'I'. Kurimui-,1, K, Tnwhiro, SIXEONID ROXV: XI. Shi- m.u1.i. A. Iguchi. M. XV:i11slmm, I., Bcvlw. NI. Kohzkcr. M. M.ilQusn1x.1, R. Pwnvcnislu. ID. XVAIH, V. How- 1nm1. I7. Andrcwx. TIIIRID ROXV: II, Gmi'IiCk. II. Rurnsnlm. T, Alfnmnr, S, Shimano. I,.fiui1inn. AI, Shiga, I3. Rrmis, R, Imax. I', Boguch, J, IIebun- strcil. TOURTII RUXV: A. Hmm- mwg. K. Todn, If, Rm. P. fouls. J. Pam-n. R. Ncwnmn. T, Smilh. P. M. I'Iing. S. Robinson, T. Nash. XV. Cgnwv, ONE-BAR. FEBRUARY. 19 39 IIRONT ROXV: R. Gai. R, Yntngai. I, K.xw.1nixhi. A, Cmnsdill, XI. Cb- hcn. N. Ymno. J, M.irw1m1I. Ii. Hur- wlll. SIXJONIU ROVU: II. Iirucmmn. I, 1.,iwson. T Axkan, XV, 'I'urnIwuII. T, Shimizu. E. I5r0Wn, IB, L ulbcrsou, TIIIRD ROXV: B Scalzu, R. if Hiller, I. XIOfI1kntcI. XI. I'ring1c. I'w. YAHIQC. I' Atlclwry, IU. II.xwkcs. Ci. Cluckvwr. ONE-BAR. FEBRUARY, 1939 IRONT ROXY. A. L'ch1y.imn, R. Shurl, 'I', Rolla. R. SCUIIV, M, I3.1I1.1. A. KoImi'nwI1i, I.. Knwnfunu, Y. Ynv Ixugxmnm. SECONI7 ROXY: 'Ii I,cw. xv. limi... R. Siam, A, iq.,.,d0, K, I'uiikaLI0, R, XVong, J. I'Iasson. TIIIRIU ROXY I3. Y,mngim.lChi, XI. Iulmn. Ii. Yagi. Pm. Iicnvvuiste, NI. If1vu. AI. .I.ifIv. J. I1w1i.n', 17 I.nmI.m, is. min., 81 llvc valuc ol' rum'usml.1tlu gn nn lS she nc Q urs m xx rg LI 1 lux Llrs school .md community pm-luis Dm lo llhlf goopgrilmn In sump plm md XOLnllOI1ll pmgrmms proud wry suurss ful. The collulion ul l'l1.1nksg1x1ng lmxrs xml C hrlstn s 1 an 1n lrllx dn likcwisc FCpfL'SCI1lSll7k'lA'0I'lx 0l'll1kSk nmurs ROl.l. l'RIiSlDliN'l'S l5lRS'l'SlflVllfS'l'lfR IIRUX lk ROXY l ..l.unululul. I3 Nlunlnnlw. ll. l.4'vlnxlxl. :X .l. .lu-ll' fl, Kummllll, Z. licrllnvr. Nl l5llll.ll4l, N. Xllllgvl. l. llarnllc, N XVlw.1l. I. XVfnllvr, Slff UND ROW' ll illlvlwmllm. l. Rrzlrmlun. Xl, Prrnglv. 5. Xlcl mu. lx llulvlvmx 1 4 n lvr, ll, lmml ll, Rnvlnuml, l. l..lrwv1 l l'u'llxn.1p. 'l'lllRl7 RUXY R. lcmplm. Xl Krmum. Nl lnlcmxr, ll. L -rlurfw lS.1l.n s. :arm 1. .xn.1f.-wr. rs xxm.. Il 4... mn ln. .xm...e.'n, rs. Xllllvn lUl'li'Ill mm' la. Ilrurlm. x' rW.l,...U 1. lm-V. 1 mfr.-X xx' x1..m., xl. lw.fm,, M. .L lu.-rf.wm.m.,.-., .1 11.N..,. .1. rar., mm. 1, xxm.. H1 'I ll mm' rs. mm.. g.-f. xv ll.rll,4rr-vw, s. mm.-, .1 x..,,..N L. firm.-lm In llrxclw: xx Xfm xx'..l.w,x. xv. 1.-mnw. '1. smlm. .1 um.. sum Row ll rmlfrr 1 r:..1...r,. .1. lm. Mir- 1. Xlxvrx ls, 4...M..,,. ,I .mm ROl,l. SlfCRl1,l'1XRll.S l3lRS'lASlilVllfS'l'lfR lRON'l' ROW Nl. .'Xll1.ulvll, .l Xllllvx. Ck. N'l.xy4'r. l'. Lnrrwlmvn, A Lnmplwll. l. llrvlg. .l. Scum' CQ. Alvxnlnlrl. l, l'7wll.1n1y, R. Slmln, 5. Jmlrrll. R. lun' man. SFCKONI7 ROXV .l. Nlaxlln. li. Lrxvvton. .l. Buunuv, M. N'l.mling. J. Stvclr. M. lN'lm'vr. .l. Jolmwu, I Much lmtcl. XV Amlm. .l. lhlwr. l.. l'slx.m.um, IHIRIJ ROXY: V l1vurlV. Nl, llruwnvll A. Sundlwrg. xx. Xvrlgvl, ll, Rull. li Ynplrc S. 'lk1n1.m, l ll.1gvm.xn, .I l'v.1l l.1rCl. l.. Anlyrx. lULlll'l'll RUXX' li Klmwru S Slarnnu.. li Rmwlr-l. ll. Krall lj. fkmlcr R. Krlrgcl ll. Nlrllmmlrl XY flaw xl ligllwrnlllu K XX'.uwn ROl.l. l'RlfSllDl1N'llS SECOND SlfMl1S'l'liR l'RC7Nl RUXY 5, 4 lmnluulx li. l'.llIru l. Nnlnumx. All. rlxlmrvn li lmlx. ll lill lmurnr ll. l'w.-.mrrlwlr-v. X. lllulw. ,l. Xlw' ns. Pa. llnllgrnn, .I. Y.mlx.uuur.s Sl 4 UXIW ROW' li. Turxv, li. Slnr-lun. ll, flmlx l.. lumlv. Nl. Y.um.1mur.1. l, ,lll.u.u. ll Kulls. ll, llrrgfr ll. llvll Xl. lllrllnnl l'x Gcod. IU, Klclnlosly 'l'llllllH ROKR' .l dffhnnrcy. nl, lug. 4 Yr-Iwn l. .Nur lvcry. J. Tlwmpmn. ul. l llrll. Nl llwg luml. J, lhllnrnl. l' 4 ,mmlwll .l. 'lkmul m.m. l.. l5r1gl1.ln1. .lr, lOL'R'lll RUXX' f. llmxlwr. S Olllxwn. I3 .'Xllu.1-lvll. 41 Gr.1l1.1m. l. llnnlur. .l Slvvlr .l. SIMM bury. ll linnlvy. N. Wlur-,mx tr. Mnllx l'll'l'll RUXY1 XV. lllllgrr-n. 5 lS.nml l.. Krnncdy, Xl. luum-r. l'. lhvu. ll l'lrlclwr. J. l.1I1r. l' lM'rnlv.1um. l'. XVxl sun. l'. Ravmulul. Slxlll RUXY XV, ffxsrv. ll, Smrs, 'lf Smillv. ll lMvllxwr'll. ll limiclu li. Nfl1w.m51cn, li. lllmll. li. Xlfxllcr. ll. llvu. .l. lnmllwugg. ll. lluluvlg lun, ll. Smitln. ROI,I. Sl2CRl:'l'ARIliS SECOND Sl:MlfS'l'l2R lRllNI RUXK N..M.1lw.x l Mynnm l Xlwrw, N. Xlnlm. .Y Smlzrk l. lrww l. licllmmx. N Xlrxgr-I iv .Xlrx.mrl.'. X. Ckrwgxlrll l .llmluurl NMUNIJ RHXX' l'. XYl11lwn, Xl. .llI.nuu. ll, lhu ll Smnxlm. Nl limmlv.-Qg 1. Xl.n.-1 ll luuu .l. .lulmwu li Sln-llwu ll krr.xlv.mv llllllll RUXK' V. XYUU ll lmlx L Sumllwfg. 4 Xlrllrx I7 llwll I' lR.ux ll:1LL. Y. lxwr .l. lllvurlt. ll. ll.1vlucll lUl'R'lkll RUXX' Iv lpn.-rwu l Klum mfr. ll lhm, ll Ymxvvg. Xl .l.lIl-' Xl. Kln Qunrrir 5. llmwlwr. ll Nlulvv l, lxrmuu lLIl'l'll ROXY Xl Nluxw S ,lmlu'll. ll .l. Nr-lwn. Xl. lxwvlnm Xl. Qfulw,1I.ux'.v Y l'VrllV, ll, liulnrr. NlX l'll ROV' Xl liuxxlmg ,l Xlrurx, Xl Olx-vu li. llullrm l'. lulvx ll, Nlrlxulv. li liuurlru, I Xl.1lrm1uuu .l llmwu 1 Xu mmafic Thespians of Garfield met to read, analyze, and study plays at Dramatic Club meetings. This was climaxed by actual performances in these dramas. Another feature was the reviewing of current material by various members. lJR,XM.'X'l'lii C'l.L,'l5, Cliight. Beatedb John llebenstreit, Vice-President. Slierlee Hooker, Secretary. ifitnndingl Jerrie Steele, President. .gettin Latin lives at Garfieldf Through skits, dialogues, and speakers, the recently re-or- ganized Latin Club, under the guidance of Miss Groves, ace quaints the students with the literature and life ofthe Roman people. I,A'l'lN CQLUB lleftb, .lim liennedy. Vice- Presidenl: Kenny Kose. Secretary. 1Stnndingb Catherine Nlayer. President, Writers' The HPen Pushersf' through their constructive criticism and analysis of cur- rent writing of all kinds, de- veloped an appreciation for better literature. It was this hobby pursuit which encour- aged its members to engage in further journalistic Work. XVRITIERS CLUB 1l.eltJ: Peggy Cilaxe, luresiilenl: Cirate llarl. Secretary. Ci6IZC6 Gfub Attcmpting to dt-lvc into tht- various pliascs ol' scicncc, the scicncc club has cxpcrif mcntcd in clicmistry. physics. lwotany, and Zoology. Tlic mcmbcrs obscrycd actual apf plications ol scicncc on their trips to lactorics and uxpcrif mental stations. xt llN1 l t l l'l'- tliwlxtl llw.x,i1.l l'rnl.m Stcvutarx Hilti Nlyit-ltls l'itwvtltnt lam. ' i lla-ut Xi.. I vtxnltnl, S..'r.v,ui llolwti lxnk l'vtotl.-ut QPMIIO GMA Radio cntliusiasts gaincd practical knowlt-dgc from thc code instructor purcliascd by thc club. Parts ncccssary for its opcration wuru constructed by thc club mcmbcrs. llicy also opcratud tlic public ad- drcss system d uring various social functions. :Faux Vw Qplzofoqmplzy LIL lncrcascd intcrcst in tlic Pliotogripliy Clulv was fW Wi'fl by thc printing, dm lo in in larging of snapsliots. A talk and displis ol lxodi chronic Elms was an addud fciturc during t past ycar. I'lftil'ttt.It XPIIH tlL'IG 'Ima X.-fmt I'.nn.i lttxvx Nutty ln 1 ti l ll l lriclcwti. tlitl XXtig.1lit wmv' 2? V Gaflzay Stressing unity and under- standing among the Chinese of Garfield, the Cathay Club has developed into a promi- nent organization. An annual custom is the presenting of a book to the school library and the sponsoring of a banquet. Herman lioy, President, Harry Yaplee, Vice- presidenl: Violet XVOO, Secretary. Stamp fad To stimulate interest, the Stamp Club held a number of trading sessions, together with several talks by outside stamp enthusiasts. To further promote this hobby, a contest was held in which several col- orful exhibits were displayed. SFATIQD: Ll.elt to right? Helen Deutsch, vice-president, lst semester, Mae Klatzker, secretary, 2nd semester: 'Teruko Taiilsu. secretary, Znd semester. STANDING: fl.el't to rightj Max Gubatayao, president, lst se- mester: Bernard Barnett, Vice-president, Znd semester, Ed Roe, president, Znd semester. abate This year the members of the Debate Club organized both an all-girls' and an all- boys' team. They also popu- larized the problem-solving type of debate, and hnally distinguished themselves by developing several allacity de- baters. S'lXrXNlJlNQi: Herbert Rosen: SlQ.'Yl'lfD1 1l.elt to righlj Milton l.ew1s, Jim Kennedy, llnrristwn Matclieit, Fred Becker, 86 Ski GM lnterest in skiing was heightened during the past year by style shows and mo' tion pictures. Joint trips to the Ski Bowl with Queen Anne, West Seattle, and Roosevelt high schools proved highly successful. sm cttw sm ll.XX1 it 1-wr. my-in mt mt Io right! loiwit l'imm.'y 1.-. I'-.nite H..i.,1.l ciwlm.-, mi, 1a..tt.t.-H. limit ...tt mt lo nightl It-tl xx'..i1tnic taint x1.11.i sim.-y ll..itt..t,.1 xiny li.-.rntmi tio ll.wgtw.m XX'tnthrop4 my ll. utr Nmirl: ,DEH 0111112 lo discuss current prob' lcms, to consider their out- growth. and to impress their meanings upon the youth ol' today is the purpose ol' the pen liorum Club. lo ac- complish these goals. panel ind forum discussions were employed. Hl'l'X INR L'Xl llieloxx. stmmletl le!! lo rutlvtb M.nnil.i lortnfen nt-vstleni lst l vii.-star lnmilco Slviluvme, yi.. presvtltnl li in lr ll unlliufix rrnx ui i . .. v st-est t-.t ..,stt.. ,t mtsxer. lSl.nnlungb.lnn lxtiiutwlv piesitlevxx ul servxmiii X, l M05 Nxt.. via H011 G f 116 The Aviation Club has promoted student interest in Aeronautics through numer ous technical discussions on design and performance, tof gether with various instruc- tions on model building. lts success was clearly shown by the interest in its contest and exhibits. :XXLXIIUX t l l IS tlelll lun. Nloiiis, .IIIUIIY iimxmgtet lnil seixxesteri Xlmoiu llce ds, piesnleril ls: .mtl Intl N.-inesttis limmx NYM: twntwx toimmlttt tu? lonlin stiff mrx Mi .wil Intl s.vn.su.vs ,.1, - Controls! Delicate mechanisms, the smooth functionings of which determine safe flight and sparkling performance! Carefully, the radio operator manipulates each dial and heeds each flash, thereby contacting the world below. As alertly, too, the electrician backstage observes each move and regulates each light, thus add- ing atmosphere and beauty to the production. Qbroducfions i' IF . , 1' Q 3 AQ Q M5 .5,t.qgnnlv V 'vw ,, 4 ww. Y x L, 'ww' H Q if L x W W K 'G 'W 'ne V' QW l 3 Q W , 5 . gs s 'M H. Wan Q M 'K ' film wx 0 1 4 4 'Q in 1-J ,gpi .Hi ,AE- 'fo 'H R K? Q QL! gigs, , ' 3 , ff is: 4 2 Pf F'+? fy 'E t is wk fa ' aw! Q 8 ' ' ami , 'Q Y V A 0 3, , 4 .v , , , Q wav!!! T wk if 5? ff , LQIEHISV ' 'lv W ' N is u , L 4? .5 5 - -Q. 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XX'cIcI1 II.-its Yfubrisi In.un.ic Pwcllninv tliiirlurtc Xlnxwcll KI.irx'lil.inr1 'lixuiiilmiiv IIi4Ix Cinrrisnn l'I1yIIiw Killwurn lilvn Krvcnig Yi unnc Korsinu' Iiun Xlnllicni' .I.icI-Q Spurry limi' Y.ipIr-c Iruinpvi: Hun Iilclihvi Mirinni .Inruhx Iwxl1iulx.iwnlx.inii Iiwlw I imllwig ,Ins llvlm .MII-Iv IMI-II im-gi...i mUriri..mi lhuni .Iini IIi.iIwn Xlilw Inlwiiv IUi.iiiimul Ilnvr n .lini N.iln.iniui.i I7.u-r XYIIIM BAND Ihrimm' I il-QI .linlii-wx I.wri.mir IM-nnctl limi Ray Iiwlw Iivlw lim' Ilnwnrll Ilvrrlgnl XX'.iyin- 'I urri Snxciplmnv Iiolv Mfiiilvm Nathan Rum Gc0rprOg.1l.i Don Sirlrlxlu' Ilnrriwn Nlirclicri Susan XYini,in Iiill Nu' Cfornvl .lark 4 nilmllv Don Mun x1.ifW.-r'1I.i-inf Klvinlmls XI.1i'imicSlrrnlwurg, I Iulvt Clharluiii' Lnlwlws Cilmm Ilnnlington .mini i .iniimr I rrncli Ilmii I'.iixy I'1,iriIinl: Ruswll I I.-Illx Roy Sfnlli Uluiv I-.I lim' limwmi XI.nv I lrllwuml VcrsaIilc well dcscrilucs thc V730 edition of thc Cinrncld band. In Addition to thc stirring marches it rcndcrcd at foollmll classics, il .ilso pcrllorinccl .iii- ll-ulivclv in llic nmny imlrmi cruiccrls IU NVl1lCll ll XVJS IIIYIICLI. am om irfs I mafia I'llONI IUIXV2 .Iil.in1l.i BI.ilxIi.ill, X'vd.i l.in-lu, .lnyw Swain, Yvm Liiiliilril IMV Ii IQOXYZ INlili.ini I'ux0n. Ulivr Klffirac, Ilcirix Iiclls, Iilorunci- Inu Ixiliri Irliiiiiili. lmincu Sulvll. GIRLS' NONE'l I'I: IQCDFCSUIIIIIIQ thc most mlcntcd girl Singers in Ci.ix'Iicld wcrc iln' incinlucrs ui' ilu Girls' Noncllc. illlicy www in COIISIAIII Ill-ni.ind nl liusiiicss clulwx, inlci wflnnil g.illi urings. .ind nssurnblics. Il-I use-:In.,..:.,,..- g 4A,.,,,mL W ' wav Y Y L0 0 o o W as chosen 'A Rio Rita, A dehghtixd comedy of OXCX Mexkco. s the operetia for this year. The story combined romance and muskc, together wnh Spanish customs and dances knto zx une of Xove between n hadi- Mexkcan gid and a masquerading Texas Ranger. Conwpheated se, quences were comgiemented by various comedy parts. m L VY, HORX LXNX NUR XSREX VKP1'U,XS R , S RV.U.S THU CIXST1 v mm n1xz.xmx,u BOB X. XXX 'U XSOURNX: 3XROXX' XX ARN' AXA 1 XXLNY X L , . KNOVX: RUB YXHZX X SACK. RR.XRUX'SRN' Q,X. N' 'YRLYY'YV,R RX-.RS ARD Vw.NRXV.'Y'X K, ROKR SVXXORX- YR TOR LALDX-,RON KXJXUXJY. P .NRRX-,R HSLASO N. MAR VRRA L',RNNW.R, ns Rm Rim. and BOB LYYTLY, 1 Mm. As. Cowboy FACULTY PRODUCTION COMMITTEE Credit for the success of the many presentations is largely due to the fac- ulty production committee. ln the Funfest. the faculty group, together with the student committee, attended tryouts to select those acts most de- serving ofa place on the program. The theme for the student talent show, an important one, was decided by the faculty committee. Checking on the students' eligibility is also another necessary contribution of this group. l.Xl L'l IN I'ROlWl'K IIUX tUX1Xlll lll I RON li RUXX' Miss l ll.-nsi-I Nh, l', took Xli. ll llc-vt Sl 4 OYIB ILUXX' Xlixs l l oiiglvtatl Niro X' tiny Xli-s l lulwst-:v llllllll RANK' Xli, ll lxuvglit Xlvsc .l. liutus. STUDENT PRODUCTIONS The student production commit- tee has worked energetically in con- tributing toward the success of our school performances. These students cooperated with the faculty commit- tee in the management of the Funfest. Some of the members of the commit- tee helped the various acts with pracf tices. costumes. and program layouts. Others on the committee managed bus- iness aflairs and publicity for Gar- fields' annual vodvil show. Nll'l1l'Yl l'l'tWlWl't ll NX t1XKlXH'I l'lI lRONI ROW ,Io lI,xrrImau. Sema Pass. .luclitlw Doutf lb- ONIU ROXX' .Iavmw llinilvt llurriwu Vlatrluett 5- lbiik lximtl ' fl 19 ,Wifi ss -Hr Sl .Ntih Llll XX' lllOXl ROXY Bill Hoyt. l7on.1ld Dun- lmni. i-XI St-rrvst. SECOND ROXX -John McKicrn.1n. lioli lingstlnlv, Kcnncth llinrli. Miltlrvtl lllizmrcl, Mnnrlcl Minsk, liob lXl.illm, 'I'llIRIJ ROV' liyron l'el- louw, Bill tiorclon, Dick Cirantliam, George Yr-lwn. Lhrislxn llrtcrscn. lUUR'lill ROXY- -Sir. Knight, Ycrn llatnrlrl. Alton Stout. Cfirl Uri. I JOORX'lliN l RONT RKJXX'--'-l'lar0ld Qitncliclt. Byron Johnston. Klauiln Travers, Norninn Horo- witz. Mayor llaron. SECOND ROXV- .lny l-rictlnian, lScrn.xrd O't'minor, Kenny Rose. Signinnd l.ibcrmnn. 'l'lllRl5 ROXV -Nlillortl Kingsbury. Jr., liurton Rohf bins, Arthur Uroslvin. Val l,ncfy. IOURTII ROW -ff Bob Craig, Don llctrhrr, 'I'nm Vtrrlftendnll. lfll Til ROXX' Don Xlatlirnv. liill X'lcl.irl.intl. N122 azsl Eflieiently and quietly, students worked in the make-up rooms, behind the stage, at the doors. and in the aisles, contributing toward the success of every per' formance. For these assistants, there were neither plaudits nor awards, only the satisfaction of having done the task well. L Sill-,Rl:'l l'liS l'liON li ROXVW 'Sliirlry Nash, Bcity iimliani, lliitlv lnirwn, lVlildit'tl Mntlland, Shirley iirrshnnt. Sl'C'UNlP ROW' .lrnn lilvwvtt, Shsilvt' llofilwr. Nlary llalnrnond. Ainslie Sundlinrg. Nnlnlic Coles, llllllli ROW' rinticttc l'isl'icr, Klxirgarcl Kli- Qimrlir, :Xudrcv Ciicrtli, llorotliy Swcdcrnnn. Olga Nl.1g.irivislx3'. l5t1n1ilruUlmshi, l5OUR'l'll ROXYH llvlvn licll, Anne l.rwinxon, finnnic l,.intlvr, Mar' jorir llnlmrr. Atsttlstv Shimizu, lilllll ROW' -V- l1Itvr.i Cianipbell, Pat Qimlmm. Rnynnnt- dvi hennc. Jean C lawson. Ktlth Rust-, l'wtty liairbnrn. llnruyo ll.ini.inu. SIXTH ROW' Army Levin. ,'Xnn.i I lnirv liill, Betty Jane Reynolds. SlEYliN'lill RUXX' lhqggv llvnn, .lunr Slmpim. llruc Bt-itolin, lkt-tty ffirrv. Xlariiiiiiiii Juiitw, lltill l'll ROW' l5.irli,ir.i llogr. .l.int't Nelson .Nlucni lane. liimal ll.xnst'n :Xlvluv livlilwrg. lvltli, hlary llmrlon ,XIESI N lilil S .ltlltrl Nlenlltvrtl X III: SI AVI lb Xl lIIih'l Sl Ml-Sl I ll PLN SIEXI I iss .'Xlt'llia I'lmmpscm, .'Xtlx'ism: Shire' I littwr, STANIDINLQ Kinlo 'Iktitsttunr Ili-ll lliimlin. Ril x Lfartl, SI 1 ONIJ Sl Ml STI R lIl:XN 5 l'.Nl I NI A l'I IU liriuk lx it Sh . cr: . vrlne lloolwr, lwlitm. Sl 'XNIDINCI t utlitrln Xliurr, llcltv fancy. .XISSI-fNIl.l .lim ' I rmhx GARFIELD PEN The Pen, Garfields own collection of student literature, has just completed its second year of successful publication. Increasing numbers of book reviews, sketches, short stories, and poems have resulted in larger, more varied issues. To some, The Pen was the initial step to contributions to the Washing- ton State high school anthology of poetry. To others, it was the introduc- tion to 'AlVlessenger or Arrow work. QUILI- AND SCROLL From an embryonic be- ginning of two charter members, the Porter chap- ter of Quill and Scroll has grown in four years to an organization of twenty-six active journalists. This honor is bestowed upon students for outstanding work on the Pen, 4'Ar- row, and A'lVlessenger stalls. l'IiON'Ii IUUXK' Slam Y.in1tm1ur.1, In miko Sliitaniae. Vivian Ivschcr. Ilitlelti Seltijirlln. Slif UNI? ROXV- Nlary Iiar ton, Miirinrit- Bowling, Amy l,t-vin, laith Iarsen. TIIIRIJ ROXV Shcrlet' lliwokrr. Iirlty XVAIIS, Mildred M.ltlI.tntl, lztta Iivl- lxnap. INJURTII ROXV Iioh Kitltlrr. lSurton Robbins, Mary N'I.inrlng, Ihrlmirti llolmvs. l5llfTII ROXV- Vic Condiotlv. llill Downs. fXl5SI'N'IiI5IfS lNl.irIvn I'r.iverx. Dirk I'rlntr, I'n1t'lyn XVinwlt1w, Iltwh Klrlhilirl. Shirley l'1ntux, Nam I Jlkmu, lIi',xri't' Sm I I li llvltx' XVJ1 I s XVtllv.lm Nlaltvim ,X Bllllill Iwllby 1So1z . . , 15 ob Q ,1-14' . XY st-N U 12A1ll1 , 'I'Ul'5'D'x 17111111-if-Q 1, tiliom' S'liMV 1:eii2i-V iiii31i1ii,W.m1S1a111 Wm ' 1' JOW' '- 111 lvn Vw 111' . 5,5150 - , L f v1r1, An1Y k:.d11o1'. THE 11'H1'1-Mixx PI.,-1ou1,i EHZIZQZI' Distinctive ability and versatility were displayed by the Messenger staffs which brought added laurels to Garfield this year. The Messenger resumed publication in the fall as the only high school paper issued twice weekly on the Pacific Coast. Rec- ognizing originality and journalistic ability, the Whitinan Press Club presented the first semester Messenger with its award which signified their choice of the Messenger as the best high school paper in the Northwest. DAN llRS'l SllN'll.'5 S R4 Y Flu Btlknip Juul T WWW STM' URW SFMHVR son mmf xxmi sPcomu 1 11 irybrllc 9111111 Bcity ir Krimnr Jim Rithbun lirol FRONT ROW Yoslnko Uchly ami Fmt ty XX 1tts il C ORD ROV llllxh in ink Vl1r1 Nluxiing .lint Stocktr STAND 9TANDlhC Tosh lN1sh1mu11 .lot Ltoi Bughim Mngxint an lxr ms ict 11111151 Young Joe Hisson Ceorge Okwmurw B b 'Xlmc 1 1 xruw Bob Hcllstiom Chirloltr l1ppm1n S1111 ginger f 'f ----:mpg Q--u-..w.a...qf , f , Itliioi Mil X I IQUXY Nlalvli' I mx ax R sun .'Xxxst.t' IlHW!lH- rlwl ntllm it .Io Il.xriIvix.xn, Ilarriitte l'mxx'evx Ii I Xlullxixtl. Itliitu Ll IUIXX' I Ii .ltlur Xlavlxc. NI!!! .x I lx I New.: I'.xsN Iaiilviu' .IxvIvHwvtv. lliux-ut. C Ili lx. llllllll RHXX' l'.xul Xlu In il tlx F Ixxl x Nhixitls ,lim Ilawlit Iiettx Lnfxlmnn 1 lint II vhxxx Iiixxliii Iii lilrx s,' 'i.e.iiio 6556fZq6I' This honor was surpassed only by the receipt of the All-American rat' ing. the National Scholastic Press Associations highest award. 'lihe pof sition ol' managing editor was created during the second semester. This semi- weekly system made possible the puhf lication ol' thirty additional issues, and the printing of timely news, so vital a factor in xjournalism. Several all-city scoops. a football championship and an election extra were highlights of the past years Messenger. Nl'lII XIIUXIINIXIINIIIQ .XI ,x XI.m.xixnx5u I tliitwi Ilthxx' Ils.x II.xgtm,nw Xlaiitxii. w gi xii tim, ,, I snix twain. isnt. lmxixiiiti it.-tsixiixt tim.-I is.xIiw.i,.i 1 I xiimixi, sitoxin vioxx' .mx itnima xml itntm iii 4 Ilitleki Sxlxiiiiua. Ntella Iiinxs Ivan x S hmuIm.in. Ilolv Slum, Cioyi Iaxliiio IQUXX' Iiuure Intzgeiiltl l.itIx ulliimx Normmx I itx .XIl,xvx Ilit-tl.-1, .vw sf? .1 in .: f if W it it ,W Q it FVOW With a desire to dedicate this annual to a growing Northwest industry, the NARROW staff of l939 has featured aviation as its theme, To emphasize the develop- 60 wt Q 59 .OV Y-hx' XO? Cf ' YX 'X Y . Y- -0 , QQ .0 QW C95 9 .-QA 5 QYAX 4-5 XL X ' K ments in this scientific field, student activities were paral- leled With the diversified phases of aviation. The use of unusual layouts, clever pic- tures, and outstanding ideas, it is hoped, will make this annual worthy of a progres- sive student body. T , gh? r NX5 ., xx X Q X9 f A N 'Y X N ,xvx Y ,XX jxol we - CQQOCAJA QXLAQXXQSX -f X fb' v .NNXQ ,050 X hx IX!! ' ll, S IRWIN U .SHIT I-I 'Ully' xl Uf llll Ulf! il MPM JIIIIUI1' IJMUVI-if f' 'UH X, XPC 711' IIN fl I f JN 5 mil,lfl?:I!'ll'l 1rc2.'1f'f IIIJYX fn rfl'rJl?Gl IJIHM' UIVHI . LYH wrmlx ' I lJll'fIlf lx, ,-Url IC ll!,1lrJ7Yf Dllrl fir V1 A 'll1l7l'l fm'ff,!.X'lZl IIUYX f U! I f Ur fllflfrlll' MPX ' ' llx'f7X'l RUN' . . ln ll.'.Sn1 fx A , Uni Ill: llkzww 'uflnvyg l'l , Jlllu Ulf ffxlf If 11 U ' Nu I1 , lflnmlw I l 11, .ml , ,nw lxlvumfx lm ll.11gl11, ll!-urs 11111: X NN success in athletics has likewise been due to the A Q N xc X S ln all endeavors, success is largely depend- Q X ent upon men who are unknown to the pub- , XX lic. ln aviation, these are the ground mechanics, X by whose efforts many noteworthy achieve- N ments in aeronautics have been attained. The ar Swim Sa stil S EX Hne work of such men-the managers. x, NX X X fhfefics wk - A ig.. .. xg r Es: , f' LZ . , Q 1: '5 S F M Mk., ,,,,,,9.,M,.,.,W.,.X....fw.W.w,X ,.,.,,-, mm ,,. M.. .W M,Mw. . Q ,...., ,....w,...Q ---- -,-,, f. Wmqvmmw .k.. W .4... .,.x, , x .M MWMW FO.-XQQH LFON BKIGH.-XXI ti.fXI lf DON.-Xl.l,D MCINTUSII 38 ,CJ-Zofbaff Glmmpiom Proving that oft-repeated Garlield adage of MA team that won't be beaten, ean't be beaten, the Bulldogs gained permanent possession of their second Michi- gan trophy. No small part of the credit can be given to two great leaders, Coach l-eon Brigham and Captain Don Mclntosh. By the steady influence and able coaching of Brig, plus the inspirational and sterling play of A'lVlac, the team was molded into a championship machine. The Eastsiders continued their high-scoring by scalping the West Seattle Indians, 28-6. Showing superiority in almost every department. the Pups, led by Max Sailor's passing and running, dominated the play throughout the con- test. The West-Siders' only threat was a passing attack that netted them their lone touchdown. 106 H-if-r WH' sw 'Vi lil lill ll,Xl7XIl ttlfllittl UK XNIK l X GARFIELD Z0--s-fl3RANKl.lN O lhe Clarneld Purple and White gridiron machine made an auspicious debut in the new West Seattle Stadium by smashing the Green Waxfe from Franklin by a Z0-O count. Viciously using Coach Brighams 'Ablock and tackle system. the Bulldog ofliense made consistent gains, while the line did yeoman duty on defense, GARFIELD Z8fVv'EST Sl2A'l l'l.lQ 6 lhe llastsiders continued their highfscoring by scalping the NVest Seattle ln dians. 286, Showing superiority in almost every department. the Pups, led by Max Sailors passing and running. dominated the play throughout the contest. lhe XVestfSiders' onlv threat was a passing attack that netted them their lone touchdown, l!XXlttlll NXlllll XXll l lXXl N XX Xt.lX1.Xt lll ww-:IW ijidsmav was Llll lIl'Nl KRS ll.XX lIlYU RUIJNILY .NlIl,l.l.R GARFIELD 13 -ROOSEVELT 6 Playing With the indomitable Gar- field spirit of never-say-die, the Pups came from behind to run up two touchdowns in the second half, thus eking out a I3-6 victory over the Roosevelt Roughriders. With the score tied, a beautiful. leaping catch by Junie Brigham in the end zone sewed up the contest. GARFIELD O-LINCOLN O The Bulldogs' victory march suffered a temporary setback when their traditional rivals from Lincoln tied the Growlers by a O-O score. The Pup ofensive machine, cavorting in a sea of mud, bogged down sadly, the only threat coming in the Hrst quarter when the Railsplitters' fivefyard line Was penetrated. MAHMWW wwmmwi !HS5a5f-1' .rms .'i5i,.,m '7 ,, ,M ku GARPIELD Z0-BALLARD O Scoring all their touchdowns in the first half, Garfield trounced the formidable Beavers from Ballard, Z0-O. With hard blocking contributed by Duane Trues- dell, Rodney Miller. and Ulic Henehan. the Bulldog Backs tore huge chunks of yardage through the Shingle-Weavers' line. Without much effort, the Pups waltzed through the second half. GARFIELD HAQUEEN ANNE O Coach Brighams Purple Warriors notched another win by skinning the Grizzlies from Queen Anne by a l4-O victory. With the score never in doubt after the first half, the Pups kept their plays under cover, and only the bril- liant kicking of Barrett kept the Bull- dogs on their heels, lvl,-XXI IRLISIJIII I.'XLl IDA . MAX S.'XIl UR .l.Xi lx Ml N IRS 'draws M, 'mmsmgswf an Mism--,W W ,www 1938 Gkampiozzskip game RlCIl'lARlJ BO XVMAN NIH MNYI SUN GA RFIELD 7 -ROOSEVELT 0 With upwards of l0,000 enthusiastic fans witnessing the game, the Men of Gar- field again vanquished the valiant Green and Yellow from Roosevelt. Playing in a cold drizzle, neither team attempted fully to open up its offense. As a result, spectacular football was lacking. Starting the game cautiously, the Pups suddenly transformed the contest into a thrilling drama, when Paul Davis blocked a kick and downed the ball on the Hve-yard line. Max Sailor carried the ball over the last stripe. The Cowen Parkers never fully recovered from the fatal blow and failed to make a serious threat against Garfields stout defense. SAIHXU li-HEX llxl? IIVX J00f6dl! C' 65613765 SECOND TEAM gdfguaf fri-Q FooTBALi- Mmm am wwf' Copping three, tying two, ' ami and losing one, the Garfield reserves eased themselves into third place in the second-team league. The scrubs played in consistently, but had one of the best defensive records in the city, with only six points against them ., ,...,.. A me ww -2' limit x N lirtgi i irrix un Bu OX 7 1 i1 Cubin o is t ight 1 ob Hill C oo son ton irtl Smith tw t I cr '. . ' ' '. lien Crosse ' l tw I HIRD TEAM FOOTBALL T hc Garfield third team again nv-x 14 rlw 'zr1'1f'nnf1C In uvifli but one tie marring their near- perfect season. The underclass- men displayed a good offense and defense, having never tasted defeat since the origin of the FOOTBALL MANAGERS Wor'king in sun and rain, carrying equipment, and doing other odd jobs, the football managerial staff per- formed a very efiicient bit of work for the l938 sea- son. Much of the success of the gridiron squad can be given to these hard-working boys. Wisliing to serve their school in some way, they gave their services wholeheartedly. Witlituut compen- sation of any kind, the boys turned out every day to check in locker keys. to water the field. to doctor the hoys. and to check in the equipment each night. lRC3Nl RCTXV. lierl Xlhiltvrs. .lmtlft lltassrli, lilll Xllllrr Sl I UNI? ROW' Morris Slmpitu, lfil XVinslnw we-gum 5--Q4 ww N-ww third team league. lllilhlvli HOW' Sam l.uslt, liolw .Inm- iexou. lirvlll Stivitlvxwtiii, Sutlx MC- lmn, Ihvt- lrnnm, Ralph Polictit, l5tlC'.ix.1tlv, SPCKONI5 RUVV. ltmcli limxlvr. Bob Sears, .lor llnrrington. llwrnnrtl O3 funnor. llnnlt lillix, flmrlex Ralston, C unch llriglmni, 'l'lllRl7 RUXK' Nick Russo. Rodnet l'.ilm--r. lkwh liothwell, llownrtl IX-- lhvtl luhu l'titt'l, liill l'a.1u-s. W .v-W 'NWN i,.Wl L 'U BOB lll,lDlXi 'I BASKETBALL-FIRST TEAM Playing inconsistently throughout the season. Garfield clinched third place with seven wins and six losses. Bowing twice in defeat to the champion- ship Lincoln team and the runner-up Franklin Quakers was the death-dealing blow to the Pup's chances for a championship, while upsets by the lowly Eagles and the tough Roughriders ruined whatever chances the Bulldogs had, However, double victories over the West Seattle Indians and the Ballard Beavers kept alive title hopes till late in the season. Whshx lik, 1 W C I 0,1 flllroxv 111.11 I '93 ' '9 K Ng., . , MURA .E OKA- GYQRG BASKETBALL THE Purple and White were seriously hampered WN OWN this year by the loss of two ' regulars, Junie Brigham and George Okamura at mid-season via the gradua- tion route. However, with Mike Ovadia teaming with Henry Svenson and with Will Potts playing steadily at the side of Capt. Leroy Leveque, the Pups presented a smooth-working machine. As the season progressed George Minor and Earl Gibson made serious bids for the forward slots while Bob Hedington and Jack Meyers alternated at the tip-off position. N ,lnxklw l'O'l IS JLiNll1 l5RlCil iAMliftslhi'Rrlwm1nilinlhi-l'mll.1nlCi.m Www.: jimm- HANK SVENSON 1 Uv Sebow Q O 4 P51 5? 0601 OG 99 QV: OTA PA xzl-QYX4 is 5' W awk c COP' ED BOYLE Jim BRUCE JIM GAGE GENE oRosso GLEN HEATHCOTE MORRIS KARCH if FIRST TEAM BASEBALL Winning only one game in the second half, the Bulldogs ended the disastrous 1938 season with a record of three wins and nine losses. With the team composed mainly of Sophomores and Juniors, only the loss of Capt. Harry Fink will be sorely felt for the '39 campaign. At the present Writing, the Pups rest next to the cellar, having Won two, and lost five. Without Dame Fortunes' favor, the Purple and White has lost three games by one- run margins and the other two games by scores of 9-11 and 7-12. As a whole, Gariields' pitching staff has stood up well While the team has been hitting consistently. Leading the batters are Bob Hed- ington and Gene Grosso with av- erages above .400, While Jim Bruce and Jim Gage have also been hit- ting well. With the second half of the campaign coming up, the dia- mond squad, with a change of spirit, may land in the upper di- vision. I Qf! EQJ 'wry L- XZW 11 V , .- w1'7Is 'W ll fm llll UH? I' 3 51' n 1: IZXQC 'IL 1 X' ROSS' 8' A lly'lKlll'J' mx, ,UWAJ 508 'S-Cfvzfj mm xfomxn Y A n,- nk . nf' hd' ouf 1 . U 1. . O' 111 UH Ad' 12 ,NU N' 1 l O WWC S XOR F QA, C5 . - ' xxxcy-M, wsm, w was www, vw 'You wsxrio ous S0854 x 'vs sxxmsows xxxx ww YXQSK 425949509 ix We coixsxxx osx von X933 may szssoo Xosq owdxqxq, s oxssoooxoixoq, s ex 'mQXqxo,, eoooeo Coe Ysevsq Cfbiiivi sX. 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Qaxxyip-xx A HN-40s 40. no Nc, QJX Q40 C2050 k5.g0xQ umm o QOQYDXQGOQQ 0 mx Q02 QSM, Q X ex fb Aw X13 Q0 xoffv x Qexwxx , XFX yexb WN as OK Q90 obs-o Nos Qfbx ' KW. so fhxxx W 40593 Oo Nui iw X XQQQ- sm YS! , ly st'M1UhM , , . ,ww H'- v . ut ir ml l ll lRUNl KUXX' Norman latty, loss llioline. Stn lint KK RUXY lD.rxeS1tlt-ll, llive How.-, lack .lames Suunto .l l s , at Hingle. 1 li.'XRl XVHITS liner Napa Off lhe goll' team. coached byEarlNVhitf son. dropped lower than usual this year by winning three matches, losing four, and tying one to end up in sixth place. However the poor showing can be at' tributed partly to an injury sustained early in the season by Jim Hopper, a transfer from Queen Anne, and to the fact that Dick Clintworth was able to participate in only a few matches, 'llhe play of Capt. Harold Gjolme was especially brilliant this year While Sumio Nagamatsu and Stewf art Kirchner often carcled low scores. Mac Pringle, Jack James, Norman l-a- cy, Dave Sidell, and Dave Howe complet ed the team. n NWN. S ,X X3 rent ttlxflll emzis MINT IIUXX' l'e,1rte Smith lkttlv Iiil I l tl.-r. ll:1rr1so11 lIolI.1111l 5.1111 liob111so1t I ll 1 I It Sli XII 1. ' .- Il, Xlandel Kltnxls. c. ,t' een I 811111 llwt ILOXVW -lieu tw e , Sow , e. , W, L I111 I Proctor, llow.11tI liingoltl, lS1lI 5tl111,15, 1 IIIIRD RUXX' Holi XI-11111te lbiclt lin qt-I .lohn I 1n.II11-ru -Filin- Mr? N TENNIS TEAM Determined to regain the tennis cham- pionship, the Bulldog netmen started the season with a rush by chalking up cons vincing victories in their first three matches. Vwlith eight lettermen returning, glimpses of a successful season were vis- ioned by Coach Rushing. However, as the scene progressed, competition became stiffer, dtte mainly to the loss of Dick Kriegel. the number four man. Nevertheless, with the I 11,1111 ltzlllx 'WW lyf, Ifilll NtlIXXXLIll,11wt11 I x x championship in sight, the Bulldogs swept aside six straight opponents, then met dis- aster at the hands of the Roosevelt team, 5-4. Tied for the lead with Queen Anne, the Pup racqueteers valiantly attempted to slash out a victory but bowed in defeat to the Kuay netmen hy a 5--I count. NVitl1 six lettermen returning for the I9-IO campaign, prospects for a championship are very en' couraging. tv I . 5lttlNIl Il-'XM lS.XSlxl llG.Xll lllllill 'Y 'l LAM l5.XSlxf. I l5.'xl.l. lliUN'l RUXV l5itl Y,ui,ignn.iclii. .ltshn Ytisliitla, :Xl Xlar, lltiuiv llatv l'w.Xl li FRONT ROW' lid C'.ix.itly. Tom :Mkren. Arnold Satliclt, lugi-ne li l UXX' ioach lt-on Pariglhiiii, .lohn Qihilils, lioli liolhwull. l',iul l3.ivis, huns, Donald Nl.icDon.1ltl. SECOND ROXX' lired Kiriflithx. l'.il Sulh lantl, Russ lNt-wninn, Tommy Smith, Phil Mar lling. limb Scalvn. TH IQUXX'-f--lhxi Russ, Dmialtl Voleman 'Isunuo lliil.ik,i, Citmtli Kirk lint i SECOND AND THIRD TEAM BASKETBALI- Losing their last two games to West Seattle and Lincoln, the reserves were nosed out of the championship by a one game margin, The scrubs were led by sharpshooting Alfred Mar and rugged William Yanagimachi while Paul Davis' checking was unexcelled. Without losing a single contest, the third team, led by Tommy Smith and Russ Newman, waded through their opposition with nary a close score to give them competition. With many ol' the second and all of the third team returning next year. the Bulldogs will be tough to beat. A Nh ,f ight 1 YQLX, i Swoomfgfl . xtvtiftg difgugixaog Qrs? aww? go Coe A vets A we ducted N 9 S6350 V c00 '93Xle 9 C00 X' Team Quin? xwgrb 3 X15 wed lf oar- QQOMA Ore? , Qi? New Q an -?iK0w'3stKCS gnifo V100 L 01109 gaik be gt uc- iii Wdws Neil Oi mffivt-6' his 2 ioiiomurkfwon de gt Q N95 RN X t U- ill wh i . rUl lt 9,31 ,. . in W ' ,wwf IRINXINIAX .X'XlI5Ul'llUXltllll IIMXI lx UNI lll NlUlillI XIIII IILIS I RUN I RUXK' lien Nlaviie. liolx Xlaithews, .l, I lilion XX'.niI Male I .mill-1, Noriiiaii IRUNI ROXX' Nonnan llui iuwit 1. IH.-ii Cieshenslw Ilomwitf Sl I UNH RUXX' toqch I emi l'wriuli,xm, Iintl l'.iImei Huh Ilotlmuell lin. NIQIKUNIU RUXX' In Kelli-s, tnutluu lilmkiit-r llnlv Ilaukis Hill Iiolltx XVIII.: Laser Item Nlorriwu N.-II.-tv. lurning out in the fall each night, the lOOfMile Club proved themselves to be hardy souls. Running ten laps a day the hundred milers ran nve hundred laps to complete a diflicult schedule, The club has proved bCI'1CIHCIL'I1I in that it has given students a chance to turn out in the fall and it helps to stimulate interest in track, Receiving little or no glory, the athletic managers played a vital part in the success of our teams, Promising to give a good account ol' themselves next year are the lireshmen and Sophomore I traclssters. Had it not been for the fact that some of the underclassmen made varsity letters and I some ineligible for competition they would have in all probability won the l3rosh4Soph All-Cfity meet. As it was the lfreshmen took third and the Sophomores second place. IG,XNlxl lIG,Xll XXII IRM lx NIKNXIIIIQS ISKSIIRXII XIXX XLIIIQN I MUNI RLIXX IS.-rt XYJII.-is Yuialei iiinlsailn XX.iItei l'r.-Holi Iduiiw kii,ih,im I .ou I RUN I RUW I Iihu lluiwiil .'XinsvIII Saditle. SI I Il ml 'N-'vler Sl I MKII IUYXX' liolw Sens lil Inssulv .lim lkeuelin IQUXX' Xlas Looper. Holi lhtwwl. Rust Cilotkner, Lrlsy S OYVS XBXLX 'XO XRXQHY- XXLUNX' XRONNV KA LxXXXnn X XXX-'X XXX Uma. Lucy Xhwm, Ykcxoxkn Lum Xanax. Xlcxu Rzi1,Xach. Xkxhar K-Mumba, Mm XLONV Xmrmknc Ecnmu. XX-Xen Johxxwn, ,Xu X X X X LXX' Nvn sue, ,nd Xc GXXm0m', X ucv ,cx'v. X7 w x . , EXC, M OXX-XCEVXS fxxxv XXUYXSOVXS UPVXHXL ROW 'NXMXQ Pxmhrwn, 3-Xksf. img ff' X X-U5 mm, MN Y Ummm. x,mvx2x1 xwxxffxxxmf x :unc Axxgd. Vvcuy Nhxsuxuga, Xxmgq Xum. NXGVN, Mux .XnXmmu, lkXx:wXmxu du GaXXKu. SX',C,ONX3 ROW f QVKGXM Vaunu1x.x, .Xowu Xlxuoic, lun X-XACX-4, XXcXQn Kfarhmx, 'XXXXXKXW mu lohnson. SXNXW lodrrh, XMwmX15- X1,mg,Xcf Xmmlcu i Nl.-XNAQLI RS l llllXl ROV' Il ill to iight! .llttt lx.tw.mnxht, lnlllt' l vvv. Xlinmr N tvlttix,1in.i l thlge l um ln.im,i.- l'i.'Il tml. NHUNIJ RUXK' thiilottt .le Liallnei li.-tix l'ouut i .N , xml., .xg...tt.i, llelun tlolinsuti, lltltu Xlill 1 lllllill ROW' .lraune ,lolinson llrlttv K .irlstiu Xltul-.llt Illinitni lmllik Kltiwe. .leannt 'v it i .co, .t. .i . ll7Uli'l'll RUXV lim lielltlmp. ,lill1vlRtttit1oi', l7mlx li.-lls. l mrlvn XYiml.m' fq MQW Glub livery athletically-inclined girl in Qiarneld sets membership in the Big G Club as her ultimate goal. 'lihis membership is symbolical of the at- tainment of a healthy body and the lriendship and cooperation of her sis- ter athletes. This year the club has the largest in its entire history. It is membership gratifying to know that the high prin- ciples for which the club stands have reached so many girls, ., Klllllqfffy Due to the ine direction ol: the man' agers, each turnout was an outstanding success. These managers not only at- tended to their duties of dispensing ' ' ' that and collecting equipment, seeing girls had health examination cards. and taking roll, but they also assisttd the advisors. lt is due to the splendid guidance and cooperation ofthe indie vidual manager that we had such tae Witty- W . I 1, i.-mm' Hnxwtyl rl -V .sf.,OXvl3tA.' 14.,,.i,,'I'Xp ,MU H vorable turnouts. liund, I-Whifull' Alu-0 ifbin' lullllwj-Bihl Killiollint lilii U 4 I -IHIRD RU I ll.utl, BlAltxiist41,,,XlH IJ' ln.m1.i.- ,fill harlmlfi I 'UH Mt-. IS' ll' I-, ' ei-t ' t K-11 X .imc .fri ik-fhlllri' . tn., flHUf.1XxiJjknlmv llktliil X ' t Aylpkty lhmlnit l1tt.,,,m-I' 1S.yrb.zi.1 NWA I I mi UW 1 .liller 6 A 4' .ll,i1i'l ' Wil, I1 ' Um ,'tlI.,, '1.u- t l'le K - . 3 'll ,K LCR-. L nl , .1m.znit:r,i,u milk-, ,llihiv If I1 K i!M l Pit-rrolwwriy Wuxi llinmi- Yoku Vin-M 1. Aux. HW H mcltu X, Il' Klum, , ' liJel,,, .1 ximian' ,ull .ii ,Nix F ' w1.,, X hi I-'.iJ.n GOLF Due to the line and able direction ol' Mr. Whitstun, much progress has been made this year in golf. The girls learned many fine points of this popular game. Because of the enthusiastic parf ticipationlof the players, golf estahlished itself' as a growing sport. t hunk t-,gami .Xlt . Ix,nxx.mtsln BADMlNTON l,ong considered a minor sport, badminton has become so popular this year that interest rivaled that shown in the major sports. ln fact, interest was great enough to Warrant both a fall and spring turn- out. Because ol the keen competition and an ear- nest desire to become champions, the girls de- voted their practices to technique. l.l.l il 'IKU lilCiHl l KONI ROW' llalulxu litlimwa, luslyte lutn. Alice liauatltslwl, Xlvnnte Yiukovama .itgtt It-mlwwg, Julie llmmlov. Xliltlletl hloyei. Slil'ONl5 ROW' llvlen laenikeil, llallwara lou llnpktus lilluan llitm, Reva lielvlttli, llelvn farlson, l.uty Levy. Olga Xlagaxlnskv. l5arhat'a XX'akeltelil, lfxxliel Xklartl 'llllllll RUXV -Jeanne .lnlmww Partly' l'owi'rs lueile Ciilmnui. l'llen lilies, llla lietnwl Nasa Yama I ua lhms liells. lUL'llllI RHXX' llvmiluv .latksun. I-tta llelknaw. l'melxn XN'istvw Helen lol sa 3 tv l vu vu tluaxlntti- lk Cialaer SPEliDBAl.l, Speedball, limited to Freshf men, has seen its fourth year at Garneld, As a combination ol' soccer and basketball it is an out- door amusement that develops speed and technique for other sports. As an introduction to f girls' athletics. speedball helps to make Friendships and spurs the girls to future leadership. ROW I Xliltlretl lllutvtliv Xttgelmt lbavanfo. l'.it took Shirley Nlttnsiv Bertha llatmax, .Xlaru llamann ROW 1 lrancex .Xun liaall, linux. laltnnt. livrutte lioxx, .lunr Simson liantws fulwr. llelene I mv. RUXX' l l'at look, lttlilx Xlatltn, ,Xu nt-ite Baltvnmn lv.-lyn 4 tang liutll Shel ton Nlvnlet' Ntotlwr, llatu-'Ita .lnlmsinw I i I'IIYl I IS IQII ISOIQRNI Liets Set lu Sink .1 Ieng ARCHERY Archery has become one of the most popular girls' sports at Garfield, Fundamentals of archery, including proper stance and posture, were taught to the beginners. On the other hand, improve- ment in aim and general proficiency were emphasized in the ad- vanced classes. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball enjoyed unprecedented popuf Iarity this year with all classes playing speedy games. A round robin Was greeted with great enf thusiasni, Turnouts were held two or three times each weelt until the playoffs. when the courts hum- med daily. After spir- ited competition. the juniors emerged vic- torious. KIIRI S YUI I I YISFXI I. LIIANIIIIUNS I,l'II IU IiILiII'Iif.'XIiee Ka imzizslii Klan Yamamura, I.ii- evlle Citlinour Iietly Powers, Xlallxa slgoarlo, Xlaxine XVIUI-'rx III.i K.-nip. Minnie Yokovama. Q9 41N HOCKEY Hockey. that breath-taking, shin- cracking, and sod-pounding game of games was the first sport of the school year. lt typically showed enthusiasm and determination on the part of all entries who braved the biting autumn winds and drizzling rains. From the first, the competition was still for the junior champions. TENNIS Spinning smashes and lar-reaching lobs characterized the spring and fall tennis tournaments. Though a minor sport, these contests drew mellees of players battling for the title. Bette Fouts and Barbara Lou Hopkins were the high scorers in the fall games. BASEBALL Keen eye, fast stepping, and accu- rate passing are requistes for the excit- ing game of basketball. Keen eyes by the forwards to make the shot, fast stepping by the guards to retrieve the ball and accurate passing by the cen- ter. Possessing all thees requisites, the Seniors were crowned champions of the maple court. ge me JUNIOR HO! Kl Y YRONT RUXV limmae Bellamy, Sybil lux , . OND ROXN' .Iulie Boonov. flrdailw Norton. x Slit llelen mnfiim 'lllllllb Row- .xfism 1.,x'.kt,ti.-, llllen lrirs, luri' l rvv. Tl-NNIS 1 ll,XfNll'lUNS l3lRl S Bette llwuisi lH.irlmr.x Hopkins. SENIOR llllil S' 4 ll'XXlljlOXSllll' lG.XSlil l'lS'Xl l VRONT ROW lllivllix Killwurnt-. Xl.: it V 11 :it lrin luvrg. Minnie Ynkmxmia. llelrn Brmlwrl. SIVONU ROXX' Bcity Maisuimga, Xliltliul kltwyt-i'. laitlgv y luin. 'lsllllill RUXX' Bi' Doris Kvllx. tty' lowers 'Xlwlwit lislilurrg K .i5'fT?l'l2.,7i1N. 'W s if fi t th Q get 4, tM,t,,,f l'ROX'I RUXX' - tolli-en latliei Rae llexivt-misty, lsiheu lisse. Julie lioonov. SLLOXIB RUXY .lean llack, lillen lttes. Klan' Belle Kltln-tx 'IHIRD RUXX' .leauue Johnson llt-lt-it Miller. Margaret liliugspirgal liOL'R'lill ROXX' Maxine XVintt-1, fX'l.tlk.t Ogon TRACK lntlividuality. the keyword of track. brought to light hidden tal- ents in running, pitching. and long-distance throwing, Track encourages initiative and aids personal development hx' coordination of mind and hodv. DANCE DRAMA Under Miss Jurgensohn. the Dance Drama has become renowned not only within the school hut also throughout the city lor its pulvlic appearances. lt has hgured prominent- ly in Senior Night. the Mini-Vfinter Concert. and at the Mother and Daughter lea. 'I'o acquire technique, skill and physical Htness for their performances. the girls spend hours in stren- uous muscle and ioint limhering exercises. BASEBALI. Prolnahly when Abner Doubleday gave baseball to the world, he little suspected that girls would participate in it. loclay, however. the game is one of' the m0Sl pop ular among the girls. Sl Xlflll li XNl lk'Xl l l Rllxl llllxki l5t'totl1t .laiksoit llelett llwncketl l u iiko l'uitt. Klan Yamamura. Sl'fiUNl7 ROW' l llt-it I nies. lll.t Keml. n'l.tlk.i L5go.ttl.i. .lane Stocker. l'llIRl7 ROXV l titv l ext Xltna lletket, l tta lxielktiap, Xlaxttte XX'intt-1 lUL'lil ll IUFXY .leaune tlohttson. lleleti .lohnwit l mt-lxv Xkatislow. l ttftllv Cttlmotti liettx l on ext Cutting through the wavy blue expanse, the great sea bird leaves its trail of shimmering foam. The skier, after a day of strenuous win- ter travel, leaves his tracks in the crusted snow. Similarly, the student features his high school days with imprints of proms, football games, and sailing. 66LlfLU'65 Nh ig if 62 -M762 A S6'effaf1 'Wil 11 ' 0LL,I e as ,LM Sfeele n FD' gem, Ohm 32, f CZQ xJ6fylQ' Wr N 1 LCHLVZ reffy Q5 Q ll 77 ome See fha anne Fwy W? W5 af gg.. Q I7 cmflzers wmv' Q f .1 . 11 , Qmnfer , 5 X x WOHJEVMQHJ 5 gg x vs ? 56 . Emwfwv 'I My 4 wg M ZGL GFORGV XVH SON ,,Ym,..f UOYK Us new pi nf jx l fi! xv, gg 2 'XXXCRX I. LXM 1,03 1,, 64, If fi O J I fm wa .,.,, -wa., ...AN 5 . Q. V -fmwiyif' - 1 W 1 '2'4wj. ,Q - ' .M J Y f Af 1 , wi ,mf J K Laggffzwy , Y figgfggwfifigf Y f xi A ' - 8 ,ig 7S7,Ai5a,,,gf , , 'K L . WAX X M -:,,.. 5 :QV A fm ,J ' 'A x -. ,N--f ' Hx I1 L16 Wig YW-M QANWMMV 'S-s., Wm hgwk Wwmw c af74If 'UI Qgvfffm plead BOB MATSON B74 'cada PRESIDENIT s s 3 E 'X ? 5 S 3 Z iz Lies U 9 5, W WHL 'UM Apt' ' 1 2 . if 4' YY' ' ? II , , ' HM ,N fvanefy L5 fke limb '7 v W 1- I ll ,1 ,,,,, , ,vice of U omfesf war 5 DON 'VI IXIIOSII L1 I the 1939 11 1 hpl 1, ll tm h VI hi, troll HEALTH: PEARCE SMITH, ED HOOD, SUTHERLAND MCLEAN A winners, Boys' division, Garfield Posture Contest. MARY ALFARONE, JERRIE STEELE, SHIRLEY FLEETVJOOD- Winners, Girls' division, Garfield Posture Contest. LITERATURE: EILEEN WHITSON-First Prize, Thrift Plays Contest. LARRY CLEIN-Second Prize, Thrift Plays Contest. SHIRLEY FLEETWOOD. JEAN TRAUTMAN-Third Prize, Thrift Plays Contest. WEST WINDSkPoetry Anthology, verse by Mary Barton, Joseph Ben- ezra, Fannie Berman, Prudence Bertolin, Eleanor Capeloto, Peggy Carr, Regina Couls, Florence Gray, Mitsuko Murao, Arnold Pearson, Shirley Pincus, DeLores Siefertson, Phyllis Smith, Eileen Whitson. ORATORY: DAVID ALI-IADEFF-First Prize, University Extempore Contest. FRED BECKER+First Prize, American Legion Oratorical Contest. HARRISON HOLLAND -Third Prize, Boys' division, Garfield Day Oratorical Contest, HARUKO KUROIWA-First Prize, Girls' division, Garheld Day Ora- torical Contest. MILTON LEWIS-Second Prize, Boys' division, Garfield Day Oratori- cal Contest. DAVE RAINE-Garfield Representative in the Washington State Golden Jubilee Oratorical Contest, HERBERT ROSEN-l. First Prize, S.A.R. Oratorical Contest: 2. Gar- Held alternate representative in the Washington State Golden Jubilee Oratorical Contest. TENNIS: I DICK KRIEGAL-Winner, Garfield Fall Tennis Tournament. SCHOLARSHIP: NATALIE COLES-Scholarship to Scripps College. LEO RICI-ITER-Scholarship to Whitman College. ART: I KARL FUJIMOTO-Art Display in Carnegie Institute, Pittsburgh. 142 .gn Gfckzzowfedqmeizf The ARROW Staff of 1939 formally expresses its appreciation for the coop eration of the following persons and firms: PRINTING: Mr. Floyd Flint Lowman 25 Hanford Company ENGRAVING: Mr. Leo W. Fallon Superior Engraving Company PHOTOGRAPHY: Mr. Coombs Mrs. A. Evans Bushnell Studio Mr. Alton McConkey Mr. Hack Miller Seattle Times Seattle Post-Intelligencer Mr. Donald G. Graham Courtesy ofa Plane Commander Trapnell Sandpoint Airbase Mr. Nlansfield Boeing Airport United Airlines Northwest Airlines Pan-American Airlines QQ M. S0101 'XX W7 410 iE5T l9Zl ft 1938-39 Pfifassotiw-Wx 143 Pwkau iobhf 959 , iowa xxxem , The QMS We ixmxe and cum med be mxagedxes vom gms: Xoeim ew ewfvoe sxwxokoex. 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