Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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TOM OWEN WALTER RICHTER WILL CHINN Prvmiienl Vicv- President Sefretary ZZ

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16 MISS HELEN SHELTON Senior Guidance MR. PARKER COOK Junior Guidance They serve as advisors as well as instructors, in this way helping stu- dents to solve the problems concern- ing their course of study and plans for the future. Each year as students leave Garfield, they remember and thank those teach- ers who guided them through their perplexing high school days. These faculty members give conscientious advice to each individual. MISS MARTHA JOHNSON Sophomore Guidance MR. LESLIE JOHNSON Freshman Guidance

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MISS MARGARET SCHWARTZ MRS. ELIZABETH WILLIS Advisors We, the graduating seniors of 1943, are envision- ing a world that is brighter and happier than any of the highest dreams ever before created by youth. Al- though we realize our immediate future is perhaps blacker than that of previous graduating classes, we are confident that the trials we have to bear will make our ultimate tomorrow more lucid. The war darkens the horizons of the nations of the world, but we pray that when we receive our high school diplomas, we may be better equipped to help destroy that darkness. Already we are preparing our- selves for the armed forces. Already we are aiding our country in production. We are endeavoring to gain as much knowledge as possible, before having to take our place in the war. Eventually we hope to help build a new world, founded on progress and peace. 23