Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1955 volume:

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Others present the challenge' of hard work, but when once passed through, you will realize the fulfillment of your dreams. l H955 GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL sEA1'rLE, wAsHlNcToN Allll0W A dvixor MISS MARIE C. Editors MATT GOSLIN JUDY WAGNER Artis! DOROTHY JUE Iusinexs Manager JANIE TAIBOT Cam' NAN sovlNonoN Demons HENEHAN Layout Technicians JERRY ARAI WINYAO WONG P ersu :mol MARILYN HORNE WENDY KNUDSON CAROL VINING Photographer: NIKKI FIUIPI BII.l KAWAHARA DOUG WIlllX DICK YOSHIDA Frodudion: SUE KINNEY spam STAFF SAEMAN HOWARD BERGLUND NEAL SNULMAN CAROIE MAR Typisfs JANICE SHOJI RITA SHULMAN 'CIINTENTS ADMINISTRATION ......... ..... rawny .....,........,... ..... ORGANIZATIONS ......,... ....,..... ..... Admsnmmnave ofggmunnm ,,........ Inlar-Club Cwunril ........ ......... ..... lnIeresI Ciub ,......... ...... Servize Clubs .............,.... .,... Honorary Organixsiionx, ...,. ...., PRODUCTIONS .,,..... ..... sang. ,..,......... ..... Literary ..,,.,. ,.... SPORTS .....,..... .,... Foolbail .......... ..... Buslelbull ,........ ..... Baseball ...,...,. ..... Tennis .,.... ..... Track ........ ...,. Golf .....,.........................,,..... ..... Girls' Spo1Is-G Club ,....... ..,.. PERSONNEL ..,.,,. ,.,.. Freshmen ....... ,.... Sophomores .,,.., ..... Juniors ,,...... ,... . Semvrs. ....... FEATURE ...,...., ..... School Lile, ....... ...... ...,. CLOSING SECTION ......... ,.... Dedicolian .......,, ..... ..... THE JANITOR WILL GET YOU IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUTI JEFFERSON'S LAST POST MUST YOU PRINT ON THE WALLS? NO CUCKOO HEREII GARFIELD HIGH, OUR ALMA MATER . THROWING A POT PORTRAIT OF PENWOMEN AREN'T TEA PARTIES FUN? A PUBLIC CONVERSATION BLIMEY, BUT YOU HAVE BIG TEETHI FACULTY N SOME schools, teachers are considered an abnormal order of homo-sapiens. This high school, however, completely disproves the insinu- ation. Garfield faculty members usually manopolize the adult seating section during various sporting events. Aside from this criticism, James A. instruc- tors are very ca-operative. Purple and White Day reveals the finest violet attire of many a teacher. The Garfield student body is proud of her faculty, both as pedagogues and understanding com- panions. E. E. HANSELMAN Principal NISTBATIO HERUN SLOCOMB Vice-Principal IDA CE Girls' advisor and friend is Miss Bell. She Past the large boy-lilled autor B.C.O. is lhe guides Girls' Club will: helpful advice, calm :ubby hola of Mr. Crihley. Many problems are assurance, and is one al GarlieId'x nlcaxl broughl here to be solved by lhe smiling, guitar laalures. picking Scandinavian. MILDRED BELL LESLIE CRIBLEV Girls' Advisor Boys' Advisor W , H RUTH DEETI Counselor Helpful and inspiring lo sludenls In mailers schelasli: and vazalionnl is Miss Dean, llia counselor, who is lound in room IOO amid filing cabinels and :allege brochures. I1 JOHN MAXEY Acuvny Director Aclivily coordinator al Garlield is Mr. Maxay. Stacks al malarial on his desk increase, llie phnna iangles, and filing cabinels bulge as ho allends lo duties, including anylhing from lish lo fowl. DOROTHY HELLENE MARGARET SEMMENS VERLA EASTLY Ncad librarian Head Clerk Anenduncc BRITA AIMQUIST GLORIA NAGAI AMANDA WOOD Library Auixlanl Axxisfanl Clark CounuIor': Clark CLEBKS FACULTY LH THEM EAT CAKE E 'El,Q2,'jf So BLANCH BRESHEARS RICHARD BENNETT Home Economic: Marhsmalin JEAN BURNS EDITH CALDER Home Economic: Commorzial KATHERINE MARSHALL Study Hall KIRK BAXTER Hixlory JOHN BOITANO Driur Education PARKER COOK Music ED DELIGAN Commercnal MARY ETHEL DIXON languugs Arls ERNEST DIURICK Science MARIAN ESKENAZI Language Arfs CARL FOULK Language Arts CLEAN UP THAT PLATE! WARREN HAZZARD JOHN HINRICHS N language Arts Physical Education JEAN HUNT FRANK INSLEE Home Economics Scienu THE COFFEE CLUB ORMAN HOVLAND Head, Industrial Arts Depurlmunl' RUTH ISAACS Language Ads A LETTER FROM MOTHER JACK LATTIN WILMA UND ADOLPH LINDQUIST Commorcial language Ari: Physical Education MARGARET LOWE SOLVEIG LUNDBERG NORMAN LUSK Mulhomulizs Foraign languags Commercial MARTHA JOHNSON Seiunn EVA JURGENSOHN Physical Education ROY KEll.OGG Induxlrial Arts JAMES KING Industrial Ads MARY KNIGHT Head, Hixlory Dnparfmeul l'LL MAKE ALLCITY IT KILLS MEI JOHN MAXEY Hislory SUSAN MQPHERSON Commercial s. I.. MERRIAM Head, Moilnmafics Dupannwnr LUTHER MORE Study Hall JAMES MOUNT Science NOW WHEN I PLAYED FOOTBALL . . RUTH NYSTROM VIRGINIA OLMSTED Ar! Foreign language HENRY PETERS JOHN POLIKOWSKV HORACE PORT M9977 Crafl Commarcial SAY CHEESE, PLEASE GERTRUDE PAXTON PhysIcaI Education MARGARET ROBERTS Hood, Commercial Dsparhncnf MEN WILL BE BOYS THOMAS SKIFFINGTON language Arr: DONAID URWILER Science CLIFTON SMITH Mathematic: CAROLVN WESTPHALEN language Arlx I MARIE SAEMAN Languags Arts ELIZABETH SCHOEPPEL History ANNA BEILE SHAW Marhemulic: HELEN SHELTON Foreign lungungs JOHN SHRADER Scionce IT'S THE WATER THAT MAKES IT GOOD JOSEPH STEELE-SHAW History CIAUDE WILSON Hand, language Arts Deparhnanl ROBERT TATE Science JAMES IACHOW lunguaga Art: i ff if QJLJXJ 571-me T1:5,1., j 7 , Y ' I N L AJA td 1 6:65, vf?4-MJ Lfzcftoj X121 4 4fLeZ K .vi - 5 C N . 7 Lkwtf .IA FWQLJ 0,01-ned Any. 2!LzJuLJ 4041 ,Lje4a1f..q,U4, .111-.0-rl , ,fz,Lj-45,0 -'vfcc-.Tlx 5.71-3 , 1 fe-L ,- 5 j ff I ,jll,0f,'iLf 1 C,kLA-,rgj 7-K . 'fZ !'bllQ-' xQ1l '-frrzful,-C,ZL - 1' '! 77L4'f4i 11155 XJ 'UIQ affix, . Sl! ,cfm-LLC f,.f'LL.x,,fL 5 A, K GL nr . 11-c,r2JL.f X7 NZ I 'flew , ki' KLJ j DLQ .ef A g g, . , ' e 0 A if 1-1..!.L KJ .fcfueifg LL' J 1654-,C 'Q,0-g, 4 'D' ' fr' - . 'i -fbkf-ac Y, L 4 ly 44. Z,42eL...,L,, , ,o-V1.1 F., 61? M fa f ef fi R -f be 'Q' f't'M'J 'L UL' ' 341- -dL,i-LQ LM ,AL I K H-1 fi I flfwqaj f gill .QAM-c.aX ' 'Cm 'f'70 'MW ff' fc-we sw Us ,f , 4.2, Z : 1 i f In . , . V! ' ,dim fix: 'N-mfL.4.4JcA.J 1 f4,yL,cy.4i4,li',. I r K f 4 V THOUGH the activities o a club may ake its s - Y 0 ' on an imaginary cruise to countries afar, on a real - f , -f4fm.,L,L, fel! trip halfway to Renton, or only as far as room l06, home i V ' base for all is Garfield. Af x7A l z The morning bulletin usually sings the praises of g 1 4.04.2 ,M several interest clubs, advertising meetings, guest speak- .1 ers, films, or refreshments. Posters are sometimes included H411 ' in the colorful propaganda, designed to attract students BI' ' ' to clubs meetings and membership. KQALL Once a year on the eve of Back to School Night x se XTQI f the club members set up shop in room 231. At this time, Q sr- exe every available artistic scheme and inch of space is em- ' f Us ployed to display items symbolic of their clubs, including verything from slide rules to dangling fish. X 1ffc,c.,.1 ,Cz 0BGANIZATION 5Qz,m,.g 135.1--'g ,Jin , 'img If wi? , 'nr if '5'5i'fgQ , 5 MM... wig. rw 5 Q N ins Fx 1 vs hx. , ,N xx xv! ha? wi. 1 - xx 'K .- xx nn- mf '53 1 V V 'y Ex Rigs E W I fix xii 2 gf 1 -ni m.1sb,'A 1- 7 ' f ri-, 1 '- ! aku' BUYS' MR. LESLIE CRIBLEY DOUG SMART Advisor President EIWEEN elongated President Smart and diminutive Advisor Cribley, we find two middle-sized lads, Vice- President .loey Mayo, and keeper of the archives, Ronnie Saul. The officers, along with the other male students at Garfield, constitute the Boys' Club. Your car iust rolled into the Bulldog, gleefully re- ports a member of the Auto Committee. Anything with four wheels is under the supervision of this society. lt is their duty lo register all cars driven by the students and be on the lookout for vehicle mishaps. S JoHN aAss is cAnLsoN A DE K 'ICB steve sscAME auo FENDER SERVICE WITH A SMILE MATT csosuN PETER JARvls 20 Joev Nino Ronnie sAuL Vice- wroxident Secretary Treasurer 'x EITHER rain, sleet, nor snow can halt the faithful mem- bers of the Advisory Board, which is composed of twelve sturdy boys who are often found furiously munching their noontime meal while indulging in a brisk walk about the surrounding community. Although their faces appear nonchalonv, and the exercise merely c passing whim, each member is carrying out an important duty of the Advisory Board. Of course, patrolling is only half the story. While all violations against the school are reported, this counciling group also tries to help the 'fellow student who is a trifle wary of stepping into maturity. BOB KNIGHT TOM KO Tomo MORIGUCHI FRED NOMURA ARE YOU SURE HE'S GOT A LICENSE PLATE? ,-,LEX SHEVAUER 505 SHINDLER NO FOOD ALLOWED OUT OF LUNCHROOM MIlDRED BELL GLADVS COWAN MIRIAM MARK Advisor President First Vice-president GIRL 9 U AVE you seen Miss Bell? queries an anxious Girls' Clubber, peering into the controlled confusion of the Girls' Club Office. The G.C.O., usually penetrated only by the muftled tap of the typewriter or the whispering of girls, can hum with activity like a miniature Times Square when a particular situation arises. Row One: Suwako Mariguchi, Ann loclus. Karen Chinn, Jeannie Janex, Vicki loclme, Arlene Mailer, Yvonne Barr. Lonnie Mar, Joan Morixhima. Row Two: Vivian Little, Eleanor Lohdell, Pat Ollinger, Carolyn Eckblud, Vicki Cragin, Marlene Hirst, Carole Blumenthal, Julie Glndxteill, Magdalene Grusl. Row Three: Marilyn Horne. Janice Headless, Susan Miller, Julia Cole, Dody lowney, Klum Hety. Judy Goslin. ll l NAN BOVINGDON ROBERTA DUWE LEILA HAILEY DEIRDRE HENEHAN GAIL HIRAI 22 - ' 5513,-P' R H 0: il f JEAN YAMAUCHI MARGARET HODGES CAROL TADA Second Vice-president Secretary Treasurer CL IRLS of all religious and racial groups participate in Girls' Club work. The problems that confront this organization are not those of preiudice and intolerance. Instead, the crisis at hand often evolves around questions such os, Whatever became of the purple crepe paper? How will we possibly find time to get the bulletin board decorated? Where is Miss Bell? To a stranger, the G.C.O. might seem o bit confusing, but the problems are usually solved and Miss Bell found. Then before the day is over, peace is again restored to middy haven, the G.C.O. Row One: Marilyn Robertx. Mimi Schlosxlein, Marilyn Nagamine, Madeline Scharhon, Deanna Tomita, Sani Urakawa. Raw Two: Vera Neufeld, Jocelyn Swenson, Bobbie Saxton, Janie Talbot, Midori Tanabe. Raw Thru: Margaret Swanson, Mike Sherman, Lucille Otxen, Diane Reedy. Y 7 l P in l' .flue i vi W,,. , Q 'Rf .5, . - . 1 ' f' A :flings Q - Q : a: i7f g-::, ,, - '::::: ' ' 4 ziggy? V3 ,L '- lil Q l..- nv. AIKO KOBAYASHI JANE KNUDSON VERDA LINDSTROM GEORGIA MORRISON CAROL 'IHYGESEN 23 FALL BOLL CIFFICER OLL presidents possess high degrees of intelligence which enable them to carry out the business of the roll, such as conducting activity card sales and reporting roll representative meetings. After these Monday morning gatherings the rooms are met with wide smiles on their roll presidents, who report the iewels of wisdom revealed ct the representative meetings. K 7 FALL ROLL PRESIDENTS nw one ern cm., Billy man., Lyn.. nn rem, :mm Mflby, may mm. cm:- wsmn, May rukunxva. away. cqym, mm uw... nu. rw., Shirley umm, Mmm: mxmn, Mary Mmm, may omni.. Dim.. num, Carrslla mf, rm amy. new mu: Nancy cwgxn, onus. Mm:-M, nom mme, Am. um, Gerry ima, mmm mmm, ron mn., Mimi Armor.. nw rw: my Luk-, ow cowl. own. mmm, :mm so--nu, Min. snmmm, man manmm, annum nw.. new rm: amy cum-, nm mmnxmu. An Munn., mmtxt onlin, mf numbm, umm Tillman, Jam- mmm-. chuck noun. Jim nm-un. no-1 sax, mn Anamua. sin cf.-uw. emu rwna, nm-y nmf. :mv am. nm. sm-f, chem. Fry. own summon., sua man. ROLL SECRETARIES no-1 on.: Kathryn an-. sunt umnuq. una. cum. Kay svylxqnweum. Mimi smmmn. nm Oiys, cfm Ninn, Maria cr-terms, Prem. mmhqn, Mm uyrbmm. nw mt: Lyn... ummm. sam. rem, Punmq nom, Lurrulnn mum, Nami. mums., Nancy sfhww-la. mu. mcun., sm. sn- ymm-. Enmsm. Marlin. nw rum: Mmysfr. sn-nn, Mmm Grimm, cms. Mrmml, mm mm, Nancy McCIann. mm, sham Hun. cmx mnyml. cm: mzssm. new Four: Mary Jar.. sun. vm... rymnv. mn ruin, su. muy, oem Eng, sum nnmrlom, can sum.. new ny.: num-is xir-u. sm. mm-. sun smrtnqw, mm smut-, mm Minn, me mmm. Arm- Nmnwqoa. ROLL BANKERS low on., Mauna Schreiber. Mary Numan, xumm... Mllshell, mx.. hmm, num sanmun, Sunayo main, ami. uw, laura me, Joan vmqyfm. new rw Aklhlko Mmm, Jw. mums, Mm- ,mn cmmm, Ann. Mmm, vnu um, Elinor K.-ours, my vw., Jw-ft. oma- nmd, lynn vacuum. nw rm-ut cum Guslnnotl, Elxla william, mn sum. vim. smay. Bmw mann. Elsmbnn Mmm., comix- snow-nn. Alma Mfcr-tn. wendy K..-tam. l new fm: me suqum, nah Luke. hum mum, 1 Harold sq-sn, cm, Riley, Emery mm, Im X cms. sw Radlnlky. new mn John D-awyn, Ju-nn trauma, n-mn Sulloy, uma sm-.xa.,, enum mmf.. ut. A-nn, umm Nancy, Am. ima-1, PRI G Il0LL UFFICEB ANKING is a weekly activity. Every Tuesday morning it is carried on throughout Garfield with the aid of the roll bankers, who assist the students to deposit their weekly savings, swell the size of their bank accounts, and increase the array of numbers written across the pages of their bankbooks. The roll secretaries, completing this efficient threesome, take attendance and record the reports given by the roll presidents. SPRING ROLL PRESIDENTS nw on.. s....ay si.x...a..n, Lyn... n.q......, nu... ony., J...... M-my, vu... mm., can m...1, ul.. N..u.y, K...i..y.. sub... Jud.. w.i.m, ru.. rw... r... ma.. sf..f...... llttlulohn, sum.. A... s...n...n, v.......e su... sv... sm...-. Lug... s....4i....a, N...1r.ar.. mv....... Al... sn...-.- nx... a...b..... v........i.na, m....... r4....... an rm.. may 1.0.9, Gay nz.........4, cn.:- c....u, A....i. ww, sv... nu...-I, r..... M... ....., ci....u cf-.....1. w.......i o.c......, Jn... s..x..i......... nw rm... s....... Mau... um. M... x......l.. Mm- :..... nam, rs... Hunan, ns....1. si............, uwx. cn........, Bobby s......4..., ra... r...i.., cw... u........ rs.. rm. Me.. x......uy, A...n.. M....x...., ao.. x...i........, req... ny., rs.. tml., Bruc- mu... M....v...1 A..r.ar, on.. Hola... sob M.c......-.. nf... N..-ms... ROLL SECRETARIES rw on. sn..1a.n. x......z..., nc... s.yu............io., sf..b..... Pinch... Mm N..n.......w... cm: Chrlltia, Anita Sthqlb, Aikn KOBUYDXM, Mud!- ux... s.r....ne.., Janet lunge. nw rw... J......i. nun., Ju... a....i.....u.., mfr I.. c...........i..., Nana... P........, my c...n.., c-..m.... s...in., c......:a u...s........, c.....r. mr, mm... Kxy.....g.. .- rw rm... smm. M. n...r....n, emi. run... Sheila mm, nm... xn....... im.. Nitnchh, J......... r..n.., ma... se....... :wry l...... n..-I rm... Germ... wmn., suwbm. rm... Lucille o....., A... e.1........s....., v.-nm. cm...., in... roy. Ly... Jam. Jun.. can-. new rm. Joi... si.....b...i...., Akxhiko Mum... D... vu, s...e...... Jw.. 1..y...., 1... l....ny, um o...xa.e.., nm... wmx.. ROLL BANKERS A..-1 on.. sun.. sau, N....... r............, a... s.i...nw. sen. rss... Hun: w.....4..l1.i., M... u.ub......., Ja... Hallam... an.. rw.-.4 sum.. P.:...., x..n.r. o.., una.. Janna.. Jw... 1....... Ly.... Du nm, n......... Nutthlmli. Deloix Barr. new mn. P... M...:.....n.-., nab n...i.i...i., ox..... sway. Carol ms., nm... am., c......x. N...i.i..r., Ly... rm...a.... rw rm... Mmm nm., c....... o...v...., ser. mu., Karan A.4a........ nn... Aus... Ann...- n....i.r. s....... wine. wma. K....a...... ln... ri... rg... c........, su... 1....., n......m Loo rim., xo....ia ci.r.., am cgi., uma s.i.....- as., um... ima., saw... wi.:..r.... I TEBIIIGII CUUNCIL NCE A MONTH, the main office of the Seattle public schools becomes u scene of buzzing activity as the delegates of Inter-High Council convene. The worries of homework ond sports' rivalries are forgotten by the students as they puzzle over the common problems of law-enforcement, school sportsmanship, and troffic safety. With officers ond executive committee members from all eight high schools, the Inter- High Council is almost entirely student-planned and run. The council is divided into several committees, which work on separate proiects before reporting their shining accomplishments to the whole lnter-High Council. The most outstanding proiect of the council is the annual All-City song ond yell leaders' conference. , lm' 'MAN , INTER-HIGH REPORTS ro sruoenr couNciL Yralh: and Safety Committee AIKO KOBAYASHI PHIL FRINK AND JOHN MAXEY, Advisor Law Enforcement Committee Sportmanship Committee QUIET, STUDENT COUNCIL AT WORKI STUDE T COUNCIL ACH Friday, the hour from l2:00 to lz0O is a time of great activity in Mr. Maxey's room. The chairs sprout many more legs, arms and elbows dangle on the table tops, and numerous brows furrow in thought. lt is a scene of deepest concentration, it is student council meeting time. The purpose of this vital body is to control the overall student activity program. Many ideas for school proiects first come into the light of day during student council meetings. After discussing all of them thoroughly, the members cf the council decide which to present to the student body. Order reigns supreme at student council, and during meetings these iunior parliamen- tarians execute their duties with dignity and efficiency. I TEBCLUB CIIUNCIL HE main aim of the lnterclub Council is to publicize club proiects and encour- age student participation in them. Composed of a representative from every school club, the council meets once each month to discuss general plans and ideas. The main proiect thus far in the short history of the council has been to provide interest booths for display on Back-to-School Night. Early in November, sounds of tlying hammers and crunching saws echoed from room 231, as student handymen constructed the display booths. Then, the proiect was taken over by the lnterclub Council, whose members hurriedly turned 231 into a room of crepe paper, glittering lights, and displays of all sorts and descriptions. . The proiect was quite successful in that most parents left Bock-to-School Night, knowing not only how Johnny is doing but how Johnny's club is developing Johnny. John Maxoy, Advisor, Midori Tanobo. Ronald King, Sheila Tompkins, Charlie Jordan, Doug Smart. JOHN MAXEV CARL CADY CHARLIE JORDAN SARA RADINSKV EDWIN FRAND Advisor Presidenl Vice-President Secretary Al Large CATHAY Cl.UBx Bill Chinn, Carol Mar. Vicki PHYSICAL SCIENCE CIUB: Erwin Frund, Eluino locks, Ronald King. Slusser, Ronnie Jacolu, Sid Handlin, John Kulander. 4N CIUB: Elizabslh Marlin, Sara Radinxlmy, Gayle Cool. FEP CLUB: Eleanor lobdell, Janie Talboi, Pal Fellii. Georgia Lindslrom, Brooks Andrews. l v SKI CLUB: Eslher llousso, Pal Riley, Charlis DEBATE: Gralzhen Gerling, Emery Friese, Cadwell. Pele Jarvis. Donna Allen. G CLUB: Lorena Young, Irene sniguki, Ncmie MATH CLUB: woody Pang, Sun While, Jerry Furimolo. Keisler. lee Benexm. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB: Bch Kurimolo, Sully SPADES: Ann Locke, Janice Hocdless, Laila Eskenuzi, Ted Lemly, Nikki Fillipi. Hailey. SHORTHAND CLUB: Judy Namhn. Tuzue CHESS CLUB: Jerry Keisler, Fred Wan. Kiyono, Suwulno Moriguchi. Grccs Neal. CL FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA: Eluins lETYERMAN'S CLUBx Al Psmblelon. Churlia Ordell, Vnru Neufeld, Mary Nuluzguwu, Jordan, Tam Ko. Phyllis Sauls. RADIO CLUB: Slewurl Schein, Don Sclcnen, FISHING ClUB: Fred Shimbo, Roger Shimo- Ricky Barnabey, Greg Vederoil, Don Free- mum, Paul Kimura. Archie Tuloharu. man. Roy Kellogg. Advisor. -. . ., Sq-pet1y2!'f'f A W -22111 A my ' 32532, , -1 f7'11S??Z U f , I M X f'7L,,i... 3l PUIIPLE PAIV Row One: Deanna Tomita, Janice Shoii. Shirley Brown. Bobbie Sax- ton. Jocelyn Swenson. Raw Two: Carolyn Ekblad, Marilyn Nagamina, Sheila Tompkins. Leslie M:Cune. Judy Wagner. Row Three: Karen Chinn, Miriam Mark, Carole Blumenthal, Nan Bo- vingdon, Marilyn Horne. Joan Morishima. Raw Four: Gladys Cowan, Jean Va- mauehi, Coral Tado. Margaret Hodges. Dade Menehan. Lola Haney. VERY other Wednesday the members of Purple Paw convene, huddled among egg salad sandwiches, potato chips, and milk bottles. The time is high noon,,' a fact which accounts for the resemblance room 104 bears to the cafeteria. Amid this atmosphere of friendship and food, the Purple Paws discuss their proiects and ideas, Helping the Seattle Deaf School has been the main proiect of the club during this past year. The thrill of giving was experienced by all the Purple Paws who visited the deaf school, where they saw the enthusiastic young pupils experience the thrill of receiving. The male population of Garfield also has a service club. Established in 1949, the Bulldog Club has long been contributing to the success of numerous school functions. After six years of upholding their fine reputation, the Bulldogs are steeped in tradition as old as the familiar club sweaters they wear. IIULLIIIDG CLUB Rowe One: Jerry Keisler, Larry Dugan, Norman Becker. Ronnie Jacobs. Erwin Fraud. Row Two: Fred Kawahora, Art Alger, Frank Hyodo, Warren Guykema. Row Three: Brian Dempsey. Harry Marlrowicx, David Haugland, Owen Tovera, Carl Cady. 32 ETMEI. ANDERSON GLADYS COWAN VICKI CRAGIN lELA HAILEY Originator of Radiance Roll DEIRDRE HENEHAN MARLENE HIRSY MARGARET HODGES BADIA CE BIILL N THE atmosphere of a silent auditorium, a small sound is heard above the hum of the microphone. Whether it be a gasp, chuckle, squeak, or an incredulaus, Who, me? it is the sound of cl girl thrilled by the announcement that she has been chosen for radiance roll. Amid applause, she ioins the other radiant personalities who stand in a semicircle on the stage, displaying newly acquired corsages and pepsodent smiles. VERNA HOOK MARILYN HORNE AIKO KOBAYASHI YERDA LINDSTROM MlRlAM MARK BOBBIE SAXTON JANICE SHOJI JOCELYN SWENSON CAROl TADA ' JANIE TALBOT JUDY WAGNER JEAN YAMAUCHI S? Row One: Deanna Mendenhall, Vin Praandahr Pan to absorb the benefnis of modern educulnon nznnay. saafafamrfaaxafaf. naw Ywo: Laffy Dugan. rmndaan, John shfaaan Advixor. G0l.lI SEAL naw oh.: shnfnay mawa, Mariah xaanhnah, Eniaaaanh xafna, Marganel Haaaan, canal xi-ham. Karon chnhh, Luainna ncanhan, nhy, Anna xabayanhn, sanny rnnfaa. naw wa: Manxnyh nan, oahhv Allah. shlaa Kikaahi. launanla c-afnhan, nahha Annan, mana many, Jana c-nadnanh. haw rhfaa: Tam Ka. ham nm., Jerry Aran, Mahnnyh nam., nnaghan. caaanana, Nah eavnagaah. naw raw: Mackay Chin. Man c-anna, ma xawahana, nzahhna naaaaa, Enaahaf :ahh- naa, Jaahh chanhih, nzanmna Dau, law Five: Afnhaf Anaaf, caan nzahnhaw, Al rihavand. nam Kainnaf, Lam naaah. wnnnam chnh, nzabm cfana. naw si.: nam chmnaanah, Pan. nawin, nab Khnahn. Ewan. rnaha, Ln sahaua, Da-fa nnan-anaaa, Jim xahh TIYII IIAIK :naw oh.: snaah Aaamah, xahah ohh, hnfah, Mary canan. aafaafa nahx. Jeanie nam, lun. chnhana, Ffahaaa uafaaa, Joannu aaa, xarhnyh saha. naw wa: r-nafana nana, sian-y rnahanih. cayna caan, Joycn aaanahah, ncanhafnha craa, nanny Ahh chnaa, Mana chnaaahaa. naw ma.: :ahh xunahaav, Mariah Davie. nahan Fulcudn, Pan mm, nahanhy ma, Paulinc Axcba. nna-1 raw: sa. xshhay, nam fha. wahay xhhanah, nzaanaha oana. vwnn nam. eanh Fam, ram ncnyaaa, Nanhn. nm.- muib, TQHY Elm. Raw Five: Bob rnifaa, Ahh ncaynaf, cannaah shawn, :ahh Darn, Phillip mann, csaafaa xanhanya, via xnhafa, sm. mama. Raw sf.: nam Ahafanna, unannaa chnha, Dana nfvzha. Danna Hannah, Bob ana-h, mah, snava naman. Cham. fry. Akira nghinaaa. 0NE RAI! naw oh.: Nahay sanamnan, nnahaa Huyex. sahhi. Ka-hal, may A-mah. nahan nwaaa, nah. ray, Pnxaannna chah. nz-,nh mga, cahwana sanaaan. cafan nannma, nzafansa ennhah. :naw na: eafaafa nnabaara. rahnana nah-aaa, sarhn mahan, nfannana Lam, Yomoku. Kawaaarhn, muh naman, nmha ncnhana. Bob Grimm. channaa lm-, Lahhv ncahanna, naahha ofaaa- xlrnnnd. :aa vhfaan saamfa cahnnhm, afahaa rnnnnai. Pan: nanhnhn. Shanahan. ncfahnahn, nnaahan Fam, Pin nacaaa, snaa canva, lays u. naw raw: Sharon cannahah. Judv cannnh, rhynnin saanar, rnhanna nuyahaaa, van- afn. chnhh, Namna n-nnnana. Randolph chnhh. La-.ha chnhh. Bob nanaa. new ma: aah Kala, lyhaa una. c-ahaha nnaaaa, capay Haan, za. cannxaf, nanny Echigo, nah Daaa. Jack aafaah. aaa six: rnahry Kahn, Manuka xnhaahn. safaafa Aaxnih, Juv Kaha, sun nm, Ed Laannay. 34 IICIETY EMBERSHIP in this organization is identifiable by one of a trio of pins. A new member of the honor society receives a one-bar pin, and from there graduates to the two-bar emblem. The Gold Seal, final pin of recognition, is proudly worn by the Senior member. V 1 .- -'- ! Row One: Jerry Keixler, Publicity Chairman, Vivian little. 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Mulron. 35 wx! IQ if xx 5 'Q N GARFIELD, the word production holds o twofold definition. There are those who prefer to stride center stage spotlighted amid loud applause. These premature Bernhardts and Barrymores, with faces resplendent with grease paint and lines carefully memorized, parade to and fro before the footlights. Meanwhile, throughout the auditorium, friends and proud parents nod in approval as they gaze fondly upon the many stars of the show. On the other hand, a student may choose to present his creative talent in a less spectacular fashion. The fellow who had previously buried his thoughts beneath chemistry formulas, may sometime be impelled to express his inner love for sweet peas in springtime. Thus, after several weeks of pounding the Underwood, his finished product may finally appear in one of GarfieId's literary publications. Pll0D CTIUNS Q40 E lo Pu RONNIE SAUL STANlEY BORUCK BUDD PARSONS Tony Martin Vandorllof' Paul Sycamore JIM KAHN JIM GRANT JIM SANSBURN Mr. DaPinna Boris Kolenkhovh Donald 38 l AND ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD NTS 1,95 ITH LAUGHING, loving, leaving, but soon returning, You Can't Take It With You was truly a remarkable ploy. He not only loved her, as in most other plays, but he also loved or tolerated her type- writer punching mother, gadget inventing futher, and many other unusual family members and friends, including even the pet Indigo snake. nsmus wAn' -'Mn mb, JIM OSTREA MlKE WEINSTEIN Ed Carmichael OWEN TOVREA Henderson BOB CHRISTIE BOB RAILTON Blll. DAVIDSON ' Three G-Men l sonata SAXTON l --ca, w.1rfngm WET NYET? it cAnoLvN wfsrn-msn Q armani 56 HE PLAY was a huge success. The au- ditorium rang with laughing and clapping of entertained audiences, and the actors responded with equal enthusiasm, embellishing their performances with sev- eral incidents the author never foresaw. Saturday night's performances ended with a bang, as someone lit a match to Day Seymour's collection of firecrackers. SELMA ESKENAZI Olga Katrina Saturday DONNA MCQUAID Ritalin CAROL BLUMENTHAL Mr.r. Kirby 1uNe nom 'Olga Katrina Friday YERRY WOODWARD BETTY VON ROTZ Promptor: MARIAN MATH ssou Penny symmofv' Wait X 1 Y 6 JOCELVN SWENSON Student Dirnctor MARILYN FIORE Esxie Carmichael 99 ANIYA MAXWELL Alice Sycamore VERA NEUFELD Esxiu Carmichael saturday Friday 552182 . f?f'S. A r: to-ri. Ln ' K W ptiif ,- ' . K, . V5 , .1 Q hs ,L e -' 15: J9 DANCE PRODUCTION GROUP MID-WI TER Mme Director ot-me Production WW JOHN mf' CIINCEBT stag. co-warmer co-ofasnmr ACH year, the musically inclined individuals of Garfield ioin ranks in presenting a school concert. Held in the midst of the Christmas season, this musical performance combines the talents of the light- footed and the strong-voiced. Usually, these annual programs produce several unforseen developments. This yeor's production fol- lawed tradition. An extra twirl in Siboney and loss of balance due to a misplaced arch support were only a few of these.. Nevertheless, the Mid-Winter Concert mastered all its embarrassing situations, and emerged triumphant. MR. COOK DIRECTS DANCE PRODUCTlON GROUP 40 VERA NEUFELD BRUCE BACKER 0 ll E I I MAntoN MATHISON owen rovnn sumti PRINCE JOANN ROHRBAUGH IN THE spring o student's fancy usually turns to love. However, as the school year settled itself happily amongst the flowers of a productive April, the third period congregation of room 309 turned to musi- cal comedy. At this time, the Selected Chorus, lead by the rhymical arms of Mr. Cook, prepared for the Operetta. This year the vocaliling was dedicated to the melodies of three Broadway shows: The Student Prince , Brigadoon , and Oklahoma . Choir members discarded the blue robe and starched white collar ond costumed themselves in the apparel of the Heidelburger, Highlander, and American cowpoke. The Operetta not only supplied its audience with an abundance of color and memorable song, but also added a final touch to the series of successful productions Garfield has presented during l955. romm tcsunenv xnnenme Nelson son ct-mtsrtf owAvNs noness PRACTlCEl?l MAKES PERFECT Il Frantz Judy leong, Nancy McClanohnn, Georgia lindstrom, Dave Hulden. Raw One: Helen Okaxaki, Jiro Sugura, Pio DeCano, Gretchen Gerling, Sally Esknazi, Alan Holt, Grace Smith, Frank Guldselh, Jani Robinson, Don Williams, Geraldine Takayoshi, Slxuxo Takeuchi, Carolyn Martz, Marilyn Steele. Row Two: John Millward, Ronald Yoshida, Jack Borough, Jake Turica, Don Balisle, Earnest Coleman, Johnny Allen, John Macklin, Loretta Young, Michael Slarie, Delores Guimont, Owen Takenaga, Erwin Voshimura, Ran Yamamoto. Row Three: Barney Hillard, Etta Ward, Randy Miller, Richards Beekmann, Alonzo Stnndiier, Kurt Barnaby, Mike lowe, Gerald Mowal, Art Takahura, Roger Shimomura, Dorothy Coleman, Lanny Kaneka. Raw Four: Jae Levenson,, Stan Calvo, Gail Strong, John Talrixuwa, Ollie Gaines, Bill Moser, Alvin ilesch, Henry Mar, Melvin Epstein, Viclar Iwata. Bob Kurimata, Back: Tam Greene, Ronald Simon. HE DRUMS go bang, the cymbals clung, and the whole third floor annex quivers, as the Garfield band pours forth strains of lively music. Lately the noble efforts of the band have resulted in more music and less clatter as director Johnston's able musicians have spent hours in room 3l0, faithfully slaving over their music stands. Recognized again this year as one of Seattle's leading high school musical aggrega- tions, the band will don full purple and white regalia to march in the Wenatchee Apple Blossom Festival parade. QIBCIIESTB HE MUSIC goes 'round and 'round ond it comes out of room 316 each third period, when the music room is occupied by the youthful musicians of the Garfield orchestra. The orchestra is altogether unlike any other school instrumental group. Orchestra per- sonnel weur dress clothes and their repertoire consists of more Strauss than swing or Sousa. The orchestra, though capable, entertains less often than most of the other musical groups, and the sight of Director Johnston with baton raised over the string section is cl welcome one. VIOLIN5, Dorothy Coleman, caaaan Mmm, Beatrice Carithon, lllallara Nakano, Peggy aflalllay, Claudia Londerville, carat Freibnrg, Barbara rlablsafa, Manual sallfallsaf, Barbara Maeskep vlou. Mary Nakagoway CELLOS. Phyllis Clark. ram Jae, asssss, Diana Edleson, Ronald Simon, John Mlllwafa, FLUTES, Grace smloll. Randy Miller, ClARINETS, Marilyn Steele, Carolyn Marla, ALTO cluzluer, Gretchen oanaag, sAssooN, naall oalesalll, AlTO SAXAFHONES, c-wi rallayaxlll, Earnest Colemang rlzumrsrs, Henry Mar, lonny Kaneko, Etta ware, HORN. Mall. Law., BARITONE, Ron Yamamoto, TROMBONE, John ramawa, Percussion, Bill Grillithl rlmo. David Bloch. Row Raw new law Row NIINETTE INIUIILE QUAIITET Carole Primrose, Pianilb Vera Neuield, Georgia Mor' Mickey Goldfurb, Chuck Dodge, Alex Ringslud. Bruul rixon. Erma Cunn, Janie Talboi. Joanne Rohrbuugh, Backer, George Slemmons, Richard Banks, Bob vim cmgin, Marilyn Horne, cami rhygmn. cmmie, Joseph simon. Delores Nieman. Cll0llUS Ono Marilu Cunslnnlino. Billie Jean Purdy, Junnl Molby, lulia Bunvonixlo, Knlhuine Schachure, Gladyx Cowan, Erma Conn, Georgia Morrixon, Yum Nuuhld, Barbara Brant, Janis Yalbul, Vicki Crngin, Nikki Nuiimn, Edwina Ran, Aniln Sehaib, lynn D00 Ruin, Mary In lolf, Dolovu Nieman. rw Um: Mm., runnin smnmn. ima. Mum, Sharon smmermla, sum., running, um. cmum, xg. Num, Emile. sm., Marilyn mn nm, Nancy oqawfv.. Jwm- annum-nn, :mm sum., Su: Mym, Lenz. Ami.-.n, Mm Mnmu, Hap. Ann, cami. num-.n, eu.-in sewn, cm: ri-nm-1, says. cook. nm.: Mm swam. Jw-nv. emma, Jw- cnnxkxn, mms. cuwoug, im., nom, Mun. anno.-, cms. Primm, sr-my nomamnn, M-Wa. num., su. wiunmm, rm: cmvm umm. :uma num. num-n ummm.-. cmn... wiwg, Lmu. oum, umm sm.,-1, xuum. off, umm mo-mia, Low! mama, canon. rua., cm: Mm-am. rm mm, vmw. um-, ma. xnuam, nam.. muy, swam onmmn, mir. mmm... cmiyn enum, umm. n.n.nm-, Aan-fm Norm, Mmm: swam-., rw-y cox, cm hun.. rm: nwirmla ny., Dnvo mmf, nm-na. magna, lam, Lemma, Al r.mm.m-, mum oalalm, Alu nz-guna, rm mn.-, am. umm, sammy Annu, Yum mum, omg. snmmw, nab cumin.. LOG-A-BHYTHMS T WAS a chilly March evening when the S.S. James A. disembarked from her moorings. As the mighty vessel plowed through the high ocean waves, a seaworthy mariner began his evening iaunt about the deck. Assured that all was well with Old lronsides, the seaclog settled down upon a handy life preserver and proceeded to thumb through the James A's log. Thus, on March l7, 18, and 19, Garfield's i955 Funfest was introduced to enthusiastic spectators. The student-studded production based its theme upon the record of various oceanic encounters, as found in the lag ofa fabulous ship. The iolly mariner peered into the pages of past history, and discovered a throat-splitting tale of blood- thirsty pirates who attacked the S.S. James A. while she sailed one of the Seven Seas. However, the nautical record also contained o collection of current earth-shaking events. A few months previous to the Funfest, the popular commentator, Edward R. Mumble, was broadcasting his television show aboard this famous steamship. Here, on attempt was made to set the world's record for deep-sea diving. Sev- eral waterfloving individuals risked their lives to roam the depths in a bathosphere, an invention of mod- ern-day scientists. When the S.S. James A. finally pulled up anchor, she had recorded another adventure of extraordinary events in her log. MATT GOSLIN Mariner SARA RADINSKY Munras: of Ceremonies THE SHOW IS PRESENTED 45 LITTLE BOP RIDING HOOD DRAGON'S ENCHANTMENT MIDNIGHT SUN 20,000 LEAKS UNDER THE SEA ORIENTAL GARDEN CROSSING THE DATELINE TAMBOURINE GIRLS SHIP AHOY ORKING feverishly behind the scenes in capacities unknown to audiences were the three Funfest committees. This trio, working in assembly-line fashion, literally made the Funfest. First, the all- important planning was done by the members of the main committee, who combined wits to produce and develop a seaworthy theme - Lag-A-Rhythms. Then, construction of the S.S. James A. was navigated through the energetic efforts of the stage crew, whose mem- bers constructed the various props which added to Gar'HeId's oceanic atmosphere. The other contributing committee, composed entirely of youthful make-up artists, had the pleas- ant duty of applying greasepaint and mascara to the faces of the many eager members of our all-star cast. FUNFEST COMMITTEE Dick Singer, Co-Student Director, Jerry Arai. Art, Adrianne Norris, Publicity, Tomio Moriguchi, Stage, Dorothy Cole- man, Music: Charlie Fry. Publicity, John Maxey, Director, Judy Wagner, Co-5ru- dent Director, Marilyn Steele, Music. STAGE CREW Inman King, Adrirorg Carl Seltl., Wally Hepworth. Gordon Galliet, Vernon Hall, Graden Heath. Frank Gates, Toniio Mori- guchi, Manager, Tommy Watanabe, . Tommy Matsumoto, Gayle Gauthun. X. ' Sq, MAKE-UP COMMITTEE Hermine Pruxon is made up hy Jeanie Jones and Pat Ollinger, committee :hair- men. Q ILL and SCRIILL Row One: .larry Arai, Judy Wagner, Margaret Hodges, Marilyn Horns. Row Two: Deirdre Honehan, Marie Saeman, Clouds Wilson, Warren Hazzard, advisors. MONG the various emblems worn by a few energetic Garfield students is a small, rectangular pin with the inscription Quill and Scroll. This pin identifies the owner as a select literary mind belonging to the G. N. Porter Chapter of this international organization. Each semester, pledges are selected from the embryo authors who have distin- guished themselves by writing Pulitzer Prize calibre materiol for the almighty Arrow, the perambulating Pen, or the magnificent Mess. Raw One: Marilyn Nagamine. Ailro Kobayashi, Mika Sherman. Row Two: Sully Hiroa, Shirley Brown, Isa Giexe. Row Three: Susan Rhainford,Winyao Wong, Mott Gaxlin. Howard Berglund. MARIE C. SAEMAN MATT C-OSLIN JUDY WAGNER Advisor Co-editor Co-editor IlIl0W TAFI? NE OF Gartield's many Language Arts rooms reioices under a big, blue sign reading Arrow Office. The room itself resembles any other classroom in Garfield, but behind its shuttered windows a staff works furiously. Arrow is one class in which individuality is not insisted upon, and conferences are always in order. The staff members usually work in small groups, in corners of the room, at long tables, or over the advisor's desk. Their buzz sessions include such perintent matters as whether or not to use a tomato soup colored cover on the annual, how on earth to stick to a photographic schedule when it rains outside, or how the staff can make more and spend less money. Sometimes, especially around the time of a deadline, the staff can not only be seen but heard in action. With seemingly dozens of proiects in progress, the sounds range from audible hum to energetic babble as the typists plink out long lists of material, the sportswriters shuffle through stacks of action pictures, and the copy editors rack their brains and the- saureses for adiectives. The Arrow makes its public appearance on Purple White Day, when it is eagerly pounced upon by an admiring student body. Then it is carried around by almost every student at Garfield, being eagerly exchanged and scribbled in, until by the end of the school term, every Arrow owner is wished enough good luck to last a lifetime. AND IT COMES OUT HERE GENIUSES AT WORK DOROTHY JU E Artist JANIE TAlBOT Business Munagsr NAN BOVINGDON Copy Editor osmosis HENEHAN cop, Edifor imv ,um Luyour rnhniffqn WINYAO WONG Layout Tschnician MARI LVN HORNE Senior Personnel WENDY KNUDSON Junior Perxonnal CAROL VINING Sophomore Porxormel SUE KINNEY Productions 'R -- RITA SHULMAN rypm Blll KAWAHARA Pholographnr NIKKI mum mfogmpr...- DOUG WILLIX Photographer mcx vosHmA nm: Pnmgmpnef HOWARD BERGLUND Boys' Sport: NEAL SH ULMAN Boys' Span: cum: MAR cms spam JANICE SHOH Typisi mar. 'Sf new on.. Ruth dela Cruz, Shirley Bmwn, MARY ETHEL olxoN new Ono: Mullen Chinn, Sara lladinxlry Marilyn Nagamina. Advisor, First Semester Mary Nakagawa. Row Two: Ruelena Gold, Susan Miller. lAbsent is CLAUDE WIlSONl Row Two: Setsuko Koiima, Magdalene Adviror, Second Semester Grosl. Beth Fuiii. ACH DAY, at Garfield High School, when the hands of the various time pieces approach 2:15 p.m., sixth period bursts into existence. In Room 210 a unique order of business is at hand. Here, seated at long, yellow tables are the members of the Pen staff. These individuals, aided only by a editor and faculty advisor, spend the remaining fifty minutes buried in a maelstrom of manuscripts. The Pen, appearing semi-annually, is truly Garfield's creative masterpiece. Gathered between the bindings of this publication are the poems, essays, and miniature novels of many young quill-drivers. After creating phrases of great promise, these students may deposit their compositions in the mailbox adiacent to Room 210 or within the grey folders which decorate language arts classes. Since the hidden incentive of the Garfield Pen is to develop the writing technique of the high school student, nothing so pleases a youthful author as to read his personal contribution in a widely circulated magazine. Raw One: Billie .lean Smith, Magdalene Grosz, Mary Naka- Row One: Janet Tsuru, Gail Hirai, Barbara Danz, Margot gawa, Selsulio Koiima. David. Row Two: Beth Fuiii, Carolyn Jones, Sara Radinsky, Mullan Row Two: Flora Beach, Rita Shulman, Dick Hutchins. Cindy Chinn, lngri Slang. Knowles, Virginia Chung. WAIIEN HAZIAID Advisor oicx smc-sn Managing Editor AIKO KOBAYASHI Editor MIKE SH ERMAN Feature Editor FEATURE STAFF Dawn May, Vicki Cragin, Absentees: Kathie Orr. -4,1 Ellie Silverstone LUCIE BENVENISTE Assistant Feature Editor NEWS STAFF Row One: Yerda Lindslrom. Karen Sandberg, Marilyn Horne, Mimi Aranson. Row Two: Delores Lowney, Sally Wilson. Marilyn Fiore. Absentees: Gwen Brown, James Kahn, Diane Selvaggi. RACHEUE CAPElOTO JUlIE GLADSTEIN JANIE TALBOT Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Circulation and Exchange Editor 55 B9 CAROL KIMURA JANE HIKADA Typist: MONG the busiest of Garfieldites are the industrious young members of the Mess staff. Positions on the Messenger are filled by recruits from the iaurnalism classes. These students are the most outstanding of the many who aspire association with Garfield's undisputed weekly word. Though a staff member may possess many qualities, the most vital assets are talent and a tree fourth period, the latter being the time of clay, when newspaper personnel in 209 are engaged in Mess pro- duction. However, their activities are not always carried on behind the steel bars of headquarters. Familiar sights are such items as the geometically shaped piece of plywood over which a layout tech- nician hovers, measuring and mumbling, the swiftly scribbling pencil which accompanies the eternal questions of a reporter, or the angular black contraption which a photographer feeds with rolls of film, and dark, rectangular slices of celluloid. 54 LUCILLE KARNOFSKY Copy Editor COPY STAFF Row One: Carolyn Ekblad Susan Rheinlard. new ws, Marilyn Naga mine, Madeline Schar- han. Leila Hailey. rnsnx mono spam Edilar SPORTS STAFF Don Yee, Ron Williamson. Ronald King. Vic Iwata. TOM HOOD Sports Editor SALLY HIROO Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF Row One: Diane Selvaggi, Shigeko Kikuchi, Janice Shoii. Judy Wirkkala. Row Two: Sani Urakawa, Jaan Morishima, Louise Takahara, Lillian Tanabe. GENE RENSNAW ISA GIESE PAT RILEY Ad Manager Assistant Ad Manager CAROL BLUMENTHAL Staff FALL 'SMESSH HE FINISHED product of everyone's labors, four gleaming pages of newsprint and pictures, has received several impressive honors and awards, but none to match the welcome it receives every Friday afternoon. The Messenger is subscribed to or anxiously grabbed by all activity card holders. The first reading of an issue usually takes a student from Iwo to six minutes, and includes the most popular columns which relates chummy greetings from the editor, accounts of featured friends, comments by the coach, student polls on vital and imaginary issues, or interviews of anyone from Miss Forward Motion to the Easter Bunny. News articles are often skimmed over and put aside, to be later perched atop a lapful of books and read while busses and students lurch homewardt But even before one issue has been completely read, another one is being planned by a staff which hopes to make each issue a bigger and better Mess than the last. 55 WARREN HAIZARD Advisor AIKO KOBAVASHI Managing Editor MARILYN HORNE Ediior JANIE TALBOT Feature Edifar FEATURE STAFF Carolyn Jones, Merilee ConsIanline, Pal Fellis, Gayle cook VICKI CRAGIN Feature Editor NEWS STAFF Row One Delorls Guimont, Neal Shulman Carolyn Berth Row Two Wendy Knudson am-bum sen Marilyn Raheris Jane! Melby Nadine Pruzun. JUIIE GLADSTEIN Assislani Editor YERDA LINDSTROM GWEN BROWN DIANE SELVAGGI Assisionl Editor Circulation and DIANE REEDY Exchange Editor Typist: PBI 66MESS SUSAN RH EINFORD Copy Editor COPY STAFF Row Ons: Sally Hiroo, leila RON WIUIAMSON Sports Editor SPORTS SYAFF Haney. EsVher sefvinu. Row Two: Madeline Scher- hnn, Shirley Yuen, Susan Anderson. Row One: Sieve Escume. Harold Jaffee, Dave Hassan. Row Two: Akira lchiluwo, Bob Aronson. RONALD KING Aniston! Sporfs Ediiar June snlc-Exo KIKUCHI AD sun: ULBUAN TANABE Raw one: Henene shinaen, comme womn. sharon rm-Qf. Hynes: Managers Row Twu: June Krom, Frank Hyodo, Louise Mermelslein. rom Hoon lsA Guess Ad Managars BUSINESS STAFF Hiduku, Judy Wirk- Joonne Rohrbnugh. runamfa, Marilyn kalu, Mkki Nugqmine. Suni umkawn, Joyce Sunsburn,Joan Mori- shimu. PRI GEMESSH A fl ll? U i . l f , scsm ib as 1 VERY YEAR, Garfield includes within its clientele, muscular young men who ore divided into several athletic groups. However, these husky fellows all derive their greatest pleasure by Grinding the Grizzlies, Boiling the Beavers, and Defeathering the Eagles upon the field of bottle. At noonlime, the Garfield gladiators recline an the radiators in the front hall where their egos are boosted by admiring young ladies. PUBTS ,- left to right: Janice Shoii, Jocelyn Swenson, Down May, Bobbie Saxton, Queen, Marlene Hirst, Jonnie Brewer, Fat Riley. SIINGSTEBS and YELL LEADERS HIS YEAR Garfield was blessed with an unusually successful sporting season. Amongst the many pots on the back received, the student body was rarely excluded. Without your support we never could have done it, rang familiar in the ears of satisfied Garfieldites. However, through- out the year, the spirit of such a large group required organization and unity. It was here that the song and yell leaders played a most important role. These enthusiastic rooting directors were always ready with waving pom-pams or a tricky routine, as crucial games reached that, Oh, I can't stand to watch it, portion. But, the year's football contests and tournament triumphs have come to an end. Purple skirts and white sweaters have been carefully stored away. Nevertheless, the wearers of these garments, as well as their schoolmates, will long remember l955: the year Garfield refused to accept any- thing less than absolute victory. Left to right: Alex Ringxland, George Griiiin, Herb Srhoenleld. Bob Railton, Cliltord Metcaltg Iront, .loey Maya, Vell King. TIME WILL TELL VARSITY FO0TBALL v-fu, .' T , :nt 1 - 'L , Q The A 5 ' ' ,X hi T' xv ' ! K 'f' 'X i I -'g X QE 1- xl. ,bi L4 T' K .Q . 4. I ' ff7'f.ff, - 'A' 2. T T I A ' T f ' ffbii, X 1 T r - -3 ,rw T, I - V .V X :diva-. 5 X' Av' +L 7 ' Ygfl,-ig L L Lf 2.3552 L L 2 2-, J vc' 1 X. kv V K I' .ns , I N I 1 - sf X L a h .4 4 'inlft Lu if in , Sk W 1 H2 Anin. L 4. .. A Lu 1 LL NL 3 a!zixf I V X vu, '-vs: 1. . Hwfi- W . Row One: LARRY LOMBARD, Hullhu:kgTOM JOHNSON, Hulihockg GEORGE SLEMMON5,TuckIep DWAYNE RONESS,TacklepBUD FENDER, Guuvd. Row Two: BILL COLE, Endp BOB BURGESS, Tackle: ALEX SHEVALIER, Guard, AUTREY GLASS, Full!-sucky DAVE PERINE, Tackle. Row Three: HENRY ROLLINS, End: REGGIE FRYE, End, PETE JARVIS. Halfbuckg BILL ISHIDA, Hnlibuzky MARTIN SELIG, Cenler. Row Four: NORM BECKER, Tccklep ART MARUN, Guardg Al PEMBLETON, Hullbuckg CARVER GAYTON, fullback, DICK BALL, Manager. 62 CHARM E JORDAN, fullback nn-psmnmwl ERNIE DZURICK, Couch JOHN NEWCOMB, End Au.cn, null yr K LENNY rersasorn, cm., cami,- Au-cn, JOHN BOITANO. Couch ,.....,....,..--,-num---, - V V, , .,.w.,.-,N-..w2:Q-1 -Sri. W ,,.ma-1..:...1mn-magnum Varsity Standings Varsity Galne Second Tlilllll Third Tenn: W. T. l.. GARFIELD OPPONENTS W. l. T. - W. l. T. GARFIELD 6 0 I 7 Cleveland GARFIELD Franklin l Queen Anne 5 0 1 27 Roosevelt lincoln Roosevelt I Ballard 4 l 1 I3 WestSeatlle Ballard Cleveland 0 Franklin 4 0 3 l9 Queen Anne Franklin GARFIELD 0 Lincoln 3 I 3 6 Ballard Queen Anne Ballard I Wait Seattle 3 0 4 20 Lincoln Cleveland West Seattle i Cleveland Z 0 5 I3 Franklin West Seoltle lincoln O Roosevelt 0 0 7 14 Kent Meridian Roosevelt Queen Anne 0 SECUND TEADI FO0TllALL Row Ono: Bill Ishido, Harry Tashi, Alan Hazelwood, Pierre Jolly, Roy Dolson, Jim Crutchlield, Gerald Mawat, larry Corpuz, Bob Jue, Harold Haley. Row Two: Nathaniel Robinson, Seiii Funornori, Dave Tompson, Ron Slemmons, Al Mor, Jerry Bass, Luther Thomas, Charley Cadweil, Wes Graves. Row Thru: Jahn Steinhauser, Gary Kidder, Jae Hill, Neal Shulmcn, George Sauer, Phil Frink, Malcolm Lindquist, Charles Chrisienxon, Henry Simx. Tlllllll TEADI FO0TllAl.L Row One: Ronnie Moore,'Jerry Okuma, Gerald Beppu, Kennelh Buxhnell, John Steinbrecker, Wilbur Eastland, Archie Smith, Thurman Edmondson. Viztor Shinodo. Row Two: Bill Wright, louis Lolre, John Macklin, Jerome Smith, Robert Williams, Teisuo Miyata, Aaron Pascal, Thomas Hollis, Roger Durr, Bill Nukushirno. Row Three: Bill Hill, Todd Thorslund, Roger Deroux, Jim Washington, Reber! Tillman, Tom Foley, Carl Norris, Don Hobbs, Dick Foley, Haley Lake, Bill Slolres, Horry Angel. Yqfa W- X Q ' 'I' 0 CD I' A , K if a W A aa' VARSITY ASKETBALL SEASIJN STANDINGS W. I.. GARFIELD I3 l lincoln I3 I Franklin 9 5 Roosevelt B 6 West Seattle 5 9 Queen Anna 5 9 Ballard 2 I2 Cleveland I I3 GADIE SCIIIIES GARFIELD OPPONENTS 63 Queen Anne 57 48 Franklin 44 Sl Roosevelt 37 63 West Seattle 47 75 Ballard 52 6B Cleveland 35 49 lincoln 52 68 Queen Anne 43 70 Franklin 57 60 Roosevelt 48 73 West Seattle 48 73 Ballard 47 67 Cleveland 46 5l lincoln 49 STATE TOUllNADIENT GARFIELD OPPONENTS 54 Anacortes 4l 67 Wenatchee 46 63 Ganxaga 46 46 0'Dea 38 66 STATE CHAMPIONS CITY C0-CHAMPIONS LIMAXING the most successful season in Garfield's basketball history, the Bulldogs defeated the O'Dea Irish for the State Championship. O'Dea went the way of three other highly touted tournament entries as the determination ofthe Bulldogs proved unbeatable. A rocking road led to the tournament, for the seven other Seattle high schools set out to master Garfield. The Lincoln Lynx found the key, and edged out the Purple and Whites by a whisper in the first league clash of the two teams this year. However, the lass served as a revitalizer, and the Bulldogs did not lose again. ln the next meeting of the two teams, Lincoln fell before the tremendous will to win displayed by the Garfield squad. Garfield and Lincoln were declared City Co-Champions, and both teams went to the taur- nament. Lincoln was defeated in the quarter-finals by O'Dea, and finished in seventh place. Three Garfield players received All-City recognition. They were Doug Smart, First Team, Dave Holden, Second Team, and Lenny Peterson, Honorable Mention. Smart set a new individual scoring record for City League play with 374 points, breaking the old mark by 53. BOB TATE DOUG SMART DAVE HOlDEN Head Coach Captain Forward AllsState Center All-State Third Team FRANK INSLEE Coach STAN SlDEll DAVE MILLER Forward Forward 'K u V, x' . -wk, --Z Q HBULLDOG BALLET 7- 15? W SECO Lincoln Raosevell Franklin Queen Anne Wesl Seallla Ballard Cleveland GARFIELD and THIRD TEAMS Tllirll Team Standings W. l. Roosevelt l I 3 Queen Anne lO 4 GARFIELD 9 5 lincoln 9 5 Bullard B 6 Wesl Seattle 6 8 Franklin 3 ll Cleveland 0 14 senem la :bp fight: Thomas Hollis, Jim Crutchfield, Malrolm Lindqum, Bobby savnam, Bob Blemgren, aiu Cole, couch Bob me George Sauer Conch Frank Inslee. Back Raw Thurman Edmondson, Pele Gahlhall, George Marlin, John Bass, larry Corpuz, Arthur Kona, Coach Frank lnslee Second Raw Manager Ed Chow, Don Duwe, Wayne Gidlol, Harvey Fuson, Jim Budlong, Fred Paulsell, Tom Foley, Manager Mac Kennedy Front Raw Alex Jokuvsky, Joe Henderson, Bill Stokes, Bill Wrighl, Claude Barrows, Jesse Jones. 1 E' W , 5 VHS' 1 xlf ,K wg, 1,51 lA l, ' LS. '55, si: M NP ff .ska r fa fm LM , Ai Hx X 'ii 2, Xxx fl Q-:f lf' sw ' A I '.1,' , W Y .1W.1 8 'ia 9 g, Q ,. V B ITY ASEBALL .V , , - , fl 21 , Wag I 'N- ma ' 3 ' ' ' fwf'-:P , 1 . -' ,.mxnvwm..e. 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Coach Dzurich, We got off to a good start at the beginning of the seo- son. John Smith and Bob Krisologo led the league in hitting, which was o big factor in our success. The pace got hotter and we sagged to fourth place, but not without some very good showings. Ira Oakes and Autrey Glass were chosen All-City, and Oakes and Warren Holtz played in the City vs. State Game. ZOOM! . . . Boasting a predominantly iunior lineup the Bulldogs showed their teeth from the start. Defying the opinions of the experts, the Garfield squad ended up the first round of play in second place, winning four games while losing but two. The team in first place was Cleveland whom the Bull- dogs never had the satisfaction of playing. ln the second half of the season diffi- culties arose which must occasionally hinder any good team, and Garfield wound up the season in a four-way tie for fourth place. There will be eight lettermen returning for the '55 campaign which points to a bright future in baseball for Garfield. 70 ERNIE DZUIHCK AL P EMaLEroN Jorm smlm Aunrev cuss In cmcss uma com cumin lnspirolional Aucnr AHCHY Sharlrlop Firx! Ban Thrrd lan Ouihold VARSITY STANDINGS W. Wes! Seallls' l0 Cleveland I0 Bullard 7 GARFIELD 5 Franklin 5 Lincoln 5 Queen Anne 5 Roaxavell 4 'Wlxv Soalllo dollalsd Cleveland xllarnnlenxhli! ln lhh PIGY-all. GADIE SCIDIIES GAllFlElD OP 4 Bullard 8 Queen Anne 3 Rooxovsll B lincoln ll Franklin 4 Wu! Seallle 4 Bullard 2 Queen Anne 8 Roosevcll 9 Lincoln 5 Franklin Il Wesl Seullle BOB TATE DAVE wnmn nom Au-cny H. M. ourrmd l- Tom JOHNSON s Ourlield - :num 4 A 7 7 7 7 9 MAnsnAu. sAcHs fm n.. nm sm onnow vemcx Pitcher Poms 3 4 4 a 3 a I2 4 5 'Z LARRY cnevm ll Pirchsr 4 rom K0 Second Bass 8 HAUGLAND JOE LAINS BOB KRISOLOGO GEORGE SLEMMONS Couch Manager Pilzhar Oulhlld Calchur VARSITY RESERVES: lull lo righl: Charlie Jordan, Dwayne Ronan, Doug Smarl, Bob Blomgrsn, Eddie Jordan, Joey Mayo. jli -A N P3 I fa Y sw IQ0' - G 2' ' T ' XX .T in ' -, v' A if . . Raw Ono: Malcolm Lindquist, Harold Haley, Sam Angel, Jim Granl, Charlie Shrishmson, John Ban. Row Two: Piern Jolly, Norihiko Mihura, Lulhnr Thomas, Dave Thompson, Larry Corpux. Row Thru: Robarl Tale, cuadu Gerald Mnwal, Ronnie Height, lay Denon, Jim Budlong, Phil Frinlr, Ike Angel, manager. BESEB S and SECO D TEAM STANDINGS W. T. L. Queen Anne 9 0 3 Ballard B 0 4 Franklin 7 0 4 lloasevsll 6 1 4 Cleveland 5 I 6 Wes! Sscllle 5 0 7 Lincoln 3 0 9 GARFIELD l l 8 72 JOHN MAXEV, Coach JOHN MILLER , - RALPH SCHOENFELD . t nocsa xfuv ' W 4, Q , an r l -. . , ,M . ' .wr 1 5 l 95? fig. .AV g if A 1- ,f A' I R ,vi V ,. .9 LARRY NEWMAN LEON SALTMAN BILL HOFlUS TOM HULETI' TENN S CITY CIIARI PIIINS XPERIENCE was the keynote of the 1954 tennis season. With six returning lettermen, the Bulldog squad, under the watchful eye of coach John Maxey, stormed through the season downing challenger after challenger. At the completion of the regular season's ploy, the Pups were at the top of the stack, having won all seven of their scheduled matches. Garfield had won its first tennis championship in I2 years. Having worked with these bays since they were Sophomores, l found that they were all especially talented in tennis skill, stated coach Maxey. The boys were good competitors, good sports, and clean cut fellows. Following the regular season came the All-City matches. Larry Newman, Garfield High, brought back the singles crown, to add further to a success- ful season. SEAS0N9S STANDINGS W. l. GARFIELD 7 0 Franklin 6 t Queen Anne 5 2 Roosevelt 5 1 Ballard 2 5 West Seattle 2 5 lincoln I 6 Cleveland 0 7 DIATCII RESULTS GARFIELD OPPONENT 7 Roosevelt 1 7 Queen Anne 2 8 West Seattle I 7 Frunklln 2 8 Cleveland l 7 Ballard 2 9 llneoln 0 73 TRACK COMBINED group of Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors comprised the 1954 track squad. With too few returning lettermen, the squad was lacking experience. However, expe- rience is not all that makes a team. The '54 squad romped onto the field of battle as a highly spirited team. Organization and teomwark made up for what was lacking. Although the squad did not win the city championship it will be regarded as one of the finest Gar- field teams to enter the field of competition. ln the words of Coach Swede Lindquist, lf spirit could win first places, Garfield would have been on top ofthe league. The boys, however, made a fair showing, finishing fifth in the relay carnival and dropping to seventh in the all-city meet. The true measurement of a team is not how many meets they win or lose, but in the sportsmanship and spirit displayed. EVEIETT JAMES LEROV HOLMES PETE JARVIS CARL McCRAV LOUIE ESPINOZA RON WILLIAMSON TOM FOSTER ANTHONY STEVENS 74 he DAVE SALZBURG ALBERT STANFORD GARY MASTERJOHN EW f u . fel . .. SAUL RIVKIN BOB CHRISTIE sf-Y ... . -M11 ,- HQ! SWEDE LINDQUIST REESE LINDQUIST C ouch ALI.-CITY Franklin ........ Roosevell ,,.,,..., lincoln ...,,..,.. Bullard ..............., Wes! Senllle- ..... Queen Anne ......., GARFIELD .... ,.,..,. Cleveland. .,... . Captain ll ESULTS CMV, 29 516 23 1773 HV, 9 6 4 KEN WALDBAUM JULIUS JANUARY JOHN GUSYAFSON Inspirational IIESULTS RELAY CAIINI VAL Roosevel! ......, ...., 3 0 Franklin ......... .-... 2 I Lincoln .,.,,,. ..... 2 0 Bullard ........,. ..... I 7 GARFlElD ......... .-,-- 9 Clsvelcnd ............ ..... 6 Queen Anne... ...,. 5 Wes! Sex-:lIle.., ,. 2 JACK LATTIN Coach EB CARLSON RUSS JANNEY BllL DuBOlS BILL LOCHOW GOLF SEASON,S STANDING W. l.. Roosevelt 7 0 West Seattle 6 l Franklin 5 2 GARFIELD 4 3 Lincoln 3 4 Queen Anne l 6 Cleveland 0 7 IX RETURNING lettermen bolstered the Garfield golf squad, which fin- ished tourth in a very strong league. Proof of the quality of the competition among the city linksmen was found in the score required for qualification in the All-City meet. A maximum count of 76 strokes for sixteen holes was required in '54 while the year previous 86 was good enough. Garfield's Bruce McDonald placed fourth in the All-City meet. Two of the closest matches of the season were with Lincoln and Roosevelt. Both contests had thirteen to eleven scores, with the Bulldogs beating the Lynx while losing to the Teddies. DIATCII RESULTS eminem ovvonsm tsv, QUEEN ANNE sy, I6 :Amman a an FRANKLIN wv, isy, cmeveimn sv, sauce Mrnonnn W, Wm ,Mme ,WI Captain ii noossven ia DAVE MUYATT l3 uNcoLN ll BOB SCHEMES JOHN MlllElt THREE, TWO, ONE G CLUB ITH cr new advisor and ca- pable officers, the G Club began its fully scheduled year. Besides developing skill in sports and gaining experience in sports- manship, these girls have engaged in such proiects as marching for half-time football games, planning 0 Get Acquainted mixer with the Girls' Club, and selling Bulldog decals. One of the events which many girls looked forward to was the All-City brunch held at West Seattle High School. Row One: .lane Hiduka, Namie Furumoto, Betty Ann Chiba, Joanne Abe, Row Two: Taxue Kiyono, Irene Chikata, Elizabeth Ann Karin, Kathleen GERTRUDE PAXTON Advixor SALLY HIROO President LllllAN TANABE Vice-President sony Hiram nmrm in. Inspirational Alma from Mrs. Gertrude Paxton Earline Cross, Josephine john Cross Ailw Kobayashi V ,-. .--'fs son, lela Hailey, Anne lacks, Sally Hiroa 'ski locks .loan King Mickie Funamari . , I . . . Row Three: Thelma Cisco. Carol Jones, Beth Fuiii, Janet Fukuda, Verna Hook, Maxell Glasper, Alice Mas Fields, Julia Cole, Jean Chinn. 78 new one, Deanna tomme, sum umxewe, Jam- Mefisnime, swam Mefiguuti, Kathryn at-the, cml vinzng. rimless Harada, Irene Shigalmi. Mary Nakagawa. Keiko Oiye, Toshie Moxurnato, Pauline Asoba, Janice Shoii. Row Two: Louisa Taliohara, Yoshie Yanagihara, Lonnie Mar. Frances Marshall, Lucy Townsend, Joette Proiette, Judy Namba, Lillian Tanabe, Jean Vamauchi, Carol Tada. Midori Tanabe, Shirley Yuen. Row Three: Carole Mor, Miriam Mark, Marlene Stackxtill, Mervie Raine, Florence Naita, Loretta Young, Klora Haty, Elaine Stussur, Phyllis Saule, Pat Winston, Myrna Pearce. jlean Yarnauchi nzsprayx championship Plaques LORETTA YOUNG Secretary LL GIRLS participating in after- school sports are eligible for membership in the G Club. Girls may acquire points by turning out for their choice of sports during the different seasons. For each sport a girl attends faithfully, she receives i0O points a quarter. By accumulating points in this man- ner, she will reach 500 points and be awarded her chevron and a letter G . Each additional 500 points will aid in obtaining an- other chevron. This extra-curricu- lar activity develops sportsman- ship and skill and promotes healthy minds and bodies. ANN LOCKE Historian At the end ofthe year a certifi- cate is awarded to each girl who has fulfilled the requirement of JEAN 'AMAUCH' wearing regulation every Wednes- day. Also, the girls take time to elect their next yeor's officers and nominate a girl who has inspired them by her actions and contri- butions toward the club. Athletic-Manager 79 Row One: louise Taliahara, Elixahelh Koria, Midori Tanalse. Row Two: Belly Ann Chiba. Pal Winston, Voxhie Yenigihara. GIRL Planning successful social funcliens has been the moior aim of lhe commillee heads. These chairmen have organized their groups so that efficiency has been maintained and original ideas have been employed. Bowling, held every Monday at Main Bowl, was a popular spar! with many girls, An instruelor coached the girls on proper muscle cc-ordinalien and deliv- erance ai Ihe ball. The girls found lhal with prac- tice una patience, me mm began ra improve. Hiking began with lhe annual corn roasl al lake Wushinglon. The girls were eager lo slart an other hikesp therefore, the managers planned lripx to in- teresting spots such as the Coca Colo faclory and Gai's Bakery. Swimming was held in connection with the Central Y.W.C,A. The beginner': uxed basic sfrokes fo mailer this aqualic sport while the superior mermaid: learned to dive. Baseball, Ihe lasl sport af the season, began in early spring. The girls were organized into teams em-1 rm moving gums mn-meme. nm popular diamond sparl helps to further develop the spiril of friendship among lhe members. After receiving her chevron and G u new member is faced with initiation Newly accepted members of G Club are due for their period ai emersion alter they have accom- plished the phase ol initiation. Rolling peanuts with noses, and devouring crackers while whistling are only a few of the stunts which must be execuled. Ping pang is an eu-year sport ettefea only to Freshmen and Saphamores, since they are ineligible far badminton. This sport was held twice a week because of the great interest shown by many girls. Badminton, ollered to Juniors and Seniors ex- clusively, was held twice a week because al the enthusiasm shawn for this particular sport. The girlx were able to develop skill in serving and slams. Valley-Tennis was ane of the first sparls ollered in the tall. Signs of teamwork were shown within the first few weeks of xchool. The winning team was awarded with a plaque inscribed with all their names. Basketball, which is a winter sport, began with the eager excitement of many. Team: were organized and members were soan practicing their hook shats, foul shots, lay-in and set shots. PUBTS 'lf T if Wfx ,P- ITH QUERIES of, ls my necktie straight? are my pearls the right length? or con you lend me a comb? the procession began. Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, Seniors, and even the faculty climbed the wind- ing stairs. On ond an they came in masses, which turned to crowds and then groups, as a deep voice within room 322 instructed, Smile, turn right, smile, turn left, smile. But the ordeal was finally completed, everyone had his picture token, and the photographer folded his block tent and quietly stole away. Y Q 1 K , K 1 X S -4 qgf xe 1 PEBSUNN V r FBESIIME HE Freshmen arrived with eyes bulging at the wander and magnitude of mighty Garfield. They looked in vain for the famous student elevator, and then resorted to walking from floor to floor. They hunted for the fabulous blue-green swimming pool, and finding none, contented themselves with ordinary gymnastics. To the freshmen who entered the doors of Garfield in September of 1954 for the first time, the past year has been a new experience which they will always remember with pleasure. EDITH CAlDER NANCY CRAGIN LINDA JANNEY Advisor Prosidnnt Vice-President It's in Ihe book of BUSINESS PRINCIPLES Since when is the word lcchrymatory ENGLISH? x times 2 equals AIGEBRA Uranium in a GENERAL SCIENCE class? SUSAN LEWIS PAT REEDY Sscrsfury frouxurer Row One: Erik Giese, Mary Goadin, Susan Friedman, Belly Jean Hughes, Carole Goodwin. Row Two: Elaine Hugley, Irene Gossell, Eulylia Mae Harper, Helena Greenwood, Sandra Hescack. Row Three: Andris Fallens. Clarice Hoiberl, Joe Finch, Barbara Jane Gilberl, Lorraine Gossell. Raw One: lynn Jalfee, Lorna Karnes, Elinor Kasokofi. Colleen Halkan, Jessie Mae Jones, Row Two: Elixabelh Hollx, Sherry Kuhn, Joanne Kuyunu, Linda Jmmey, May Kihara, vvonne Heirler. Row Three: Joe Henderson, Tom Kawahara, Greg Huguley, Viclor Halela, Karl Holy, Dollie Johansen. Row One: Martha Manning, Vernice Milchell, Ivory Luke. Alma McClure, Fannie Milchell, Johnnie Mary Leonard. Raw Two: Mimi Michaelson, Vielor Lei, Judy Long, Nancy M:Danald, Diane Lillrell. Raw Three: Don lang, Georgia lamb, Nancy Mc- Clonahan,Jean Miller, Susie lewis, Pal McClanahan. 86 Raw One: Johanna Allen, Gloria Burlon, Billie Dee Babaire. Peggy Buckley. Row Two: Edilh Brown, Beryl Barber, Dorothy Arm: slrong, Diane Brudevold. Raw Three: Thurman Edmondson, Kenny Barrell, Charles Bunyan, lalayelle Allen. Row one: seny sfyum, Jean Buchanan, sianey Cullen. Jo Ann Carr, Chevky Chang. Row rw: Harriel suck, sneldun Ayon, Jerry Breggren, Belly Crowe. Raw Three: Bren! Cook, Gary Bailey, Stallan Carlson. Mary Jane sum. Row One: Bruce Cadwell, Phariiesl Ellioll, June Davis, Nancy Cragin, Lindo Glein. Row Two: Belly Jean Douglas, Bob Davidson, George Davis, Chris Calligan. Raw Three: Dursl James, Brian Egan. John DeBruyn, George Dugan. new one Florolyn Meiwlf, sen: Melvin, Jennifer Mosley. cfm Mmm. Row Two: Barbara Maeske, Akihiko Mihora. Dennis Nomura, John Millwood, Evelyne Mannhalt, Row Three: John Macklin, Calix Martas, Richard Nakano, William McDonald. Row One: Delores Paul, Carol Oliver, Pat Ready, Sheila Prince, Barbara Prine. Row Two: Connie Neukirch, Margareta Ohrn, Elvio Molena. Maggie Price, Darlene Mountain. Row Three: Jacqueline Mowry, Bob Prattos, Allan Pease, Paul Robinson. larry Robison. Row One: Manuel Schreiber, Jiro Suguro, leida Seid, Kay Stylianopoulos. Row Two: Juliette Scott, Ann Simpson, Bette Woron, Deane Sollman. Diane Smith, Row Three: Norma Sims, Paul Smith. Victor Shinoda, Tyrone Smith. Row One: Julia Smith, Betty Vanderlip, Frank Tsuii- hara, Susie lynn Thomas. Row Two: Jim Talbot, Flora Tinner, Malindo Towns- end, Rose Marie Von Zant. nw rm.: saga: varumm, Leroy Williams. :mm wqsningm, Nick naqkaxm. Raw One: Edwin Vasukawo, Gerrie Woodward, Louise Wallace, Churlolle Winston, Row Two: Jim Washington, Herman Walker, Lynn Wyatt, Dorothy Jean Yateman. Row Three: Robert Williams. Edwin Whicher. Joseph Wade, Garland Watkins. Row One: Sulo Seid, Betty lou Clark, Janene living- stone, Leonard Kohm. Row Two: John Burke, Jack Cornelius, larry Buga, Charles Gulley. 97 0Pl-I0 IIBE HE sophomores are no longer content with stumbling into the the wrong classrooms. Instead of becoming misplaced along the huges corridors of their school, they have decided to take a giant stride toward maturity. These students deserve even more praise, since only a few ore old hands at the business of high school procedure. This year, Garfield heard the clatter of 898 more feet, as it was descended upon by 300 new inhabitants from the iunior high schools. EDWAR DEUGAN JOHN BASS SARA BATISTE SUE WILLIAMSON Adviser President First Vice-president Second Vin president n... ---...W...e,. ...--u--1-ffe -1- '-Ma1n-1 Even Seuhle is in WORLD HISTORY Not this word, Iuchrymatory, again in ENGLISH class GEOMETRY is the spice of life BIOLOGY through the looking glass nemo KIHARA Mnv Marcus swarm, rfmmf jgj If 'IW' . ' ' .. ' J Y oo -555: A V X W glass: 15,5712 A I , ga' R 'L-'K Y . V . nf ta' ' . ml. wr' 'V-. I A I I f ' ' 'E 5 ETSI' ' -W , if ' ii ' LC MSI: ' 521515 ' 'E -ff Ig. '5ff9i 'tbg I -1 . I +I I I -- .. 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ORLAND PAUL JOY PEARL PAM PEARSON SHARON PEASE LEAN PETLAK PENNY FETTIT JOAN PICKARD LINDA PIERCE SHIRLEY PINCHEV SUSAN PIEINES JUDY POON HERMINE PRUZAN CAROLYN PURNELL GERRY REED MARIANNE REED SNIILEY REUNL JOHN RITCNIE KENNETH RIVERS JCIANNE IOIIN JANI ROBINSON LYNN DEE ROSE JOHN ROSTON LINDA ROTENDERG HAROLD SADIS DON SALONEN ADELIE SANDBERG GEORGE SAUER BOBBY SAUNDEIS STUART SCHAIN NANCY SCHOENFELD MAE ETTA SCOTT PHYLIIS SEATCN DONALD SElT1 CAROLINE SENECAL IANEY SNAHAN PAT SHEUMAKEII SANDY SHINDEU. JUDY SHLILMAN JANEY SIMMONS RONNIE SIMON IAYNE SJOSTROM RON SIEMMONS SAllV SMIlES BEVERLY SMIYM GYNETH SMIYH HERB SMIYH TONY SMITH CONNIE SNOWDEN SHARON SOMMERFIELD BOB SPANFELNEI JOHN SYEINBRECHER JOHN SIEINRAUSER MARTV SYEINNAUSEI ARlENE STEPT JOE STlllS SAllV SYONE MlCNAEl STORIE FRANK STOUDAMIRE PHllllP SUCKERMAN BOB YADA ARI' IAKAHARA GERAUDINE TAKAYOSHI JOHN YAKIIAWA IANE TANAKA IAKE TARICA YVONNE YAVLOR SUE YENNEY HM TODO YUZO TOKITA PAUI TOMITA JOANNE TOMPKINS YOMIKO TSUHMARA SANAVE YOYOJI lllLlAN UENO PAUl UVEDA GREGORY VEDEROFF DIANE VlllAlUl MIIAGROS VINCENTE LELAND VINING Blll VOUCERSZ 5NlRlEV WARREN CHARIESEYTA WAYSON MANS WEHl FAVE WEISKIND 'IAIENE WESYERHEIDE BETYY WHERRV HORA WILDEI CAROL WILUAMS ELSIE WILLIAMS SUE WIUIAMSON MVRYLE WOOD JANET WORON HAIEL WUNDERLICN RON YAMAMOTO BARBARA YAMASNIYA AIKO YANAGINARA ELINOR IEYIN UNIOB DASH of anticipation, added to a heap of enthusiasm, and thoroughly blended with the boundless energy of a group of students in their third year of high school, produces a pleasant combination of ingredients, the Junior Class of 1955. ln opening the door to a successful year, the Juniors invited the Garfield student body to don roller skates, and for a nominal sum, take a whirl around the Ridge Roller Rink. The profit made at this gathering was invested in the annual Junior Prom held in the spring. 1' SOl.VElG lUNDBERG' JUDY WRIGHT MARY NAKAGAWA Advisor President Vice-President U. S. HISTORY was mode here The product of JOURNALISM The CHEMISTRY book says ro do it this way The wheels are turning in TRIG class 1 BETH FUJII Blll ISHIDA Secretary Treasurer SUSAN ANDERSON JURIS ANDREIKA Blll ANGEI ISAAC ANGEI SAM ANGEl DEXTER ARMSTRONG BOBBY ARONSON PAUIINE ASABA SUE ASIA KATHRVN IAEA 2.4 M4 , 1 . ., ,'f1,ff'i 1.1- RICK BARNEBEY lARRV BAROKAS VVONNE BARR x'-LH. :urb- Jovce BACKMANA JOANNE ABE lElF ABRAHMSON JERRY ADATTO 0lORIA ALEXANDER WILLIE ALIEN DAVE ALLISON GRACE AMON HM ANABLE CATHERINE ANDERSON KAREN ANDERSON ,',1 x,.': ,.4f1. .f,. 1- 1 x.. '4'f,x xA RON BARRETT JERRY BASS DON BATISTE GARY BAXTER PEGGY BEADLES BARBARA !ELl DAVID BENEVENISTE CAROLYN BERCN DOLORES BERKUS Al HEUCHEI JUSTAMOMA BLAKELV STAN BLOCN PETE BLOCK BOB BLOMGREN MARY JO BOLF BARBARA BOWMAN BOB BRAUNSCHWEIGER CARRIE BRIGHTMAN L COLLEEN BROWN SIDNEY BROWN WILLIAM BRYANT SHIRLEY BUSHNELL TOMMIESVNE BYRD BILL CALVO IRENE CHIKATA MULLAN CHINN MARIE CHIOCCHIO CAROL CHRISTIE VIRGINIA CNUNG THELMA CISCO PNYLLIS CLARK BILL COLE JIM COLEMAN MANETTE COLEMAN JO ANN CONKLIN MARILEE CONSTANTINE ,lt GAYLE COOK MARCIA COTTOM SAM CAMBRIDGE EMMALEE CANADY CLAYTON CAREY JOYCE CARTER MARGARET CHEATHAM BETTY ANN CHIBA JERRY DuW0lFE GAY DIAMOND GIORIA DCHGOFF ROY DOTSON SANDY DREIUNG KARLE DRESEN MARK DUGAN FAVE DUNN GAY DUNN DAN DUYUNGAN JIM DYKEMAN DIANE EDEISON ANN EDMUNDSON RAY EGAN BUD CRDCKETT KATHERINE CROSS CHAIHES CRYSTAL PATSY DALE BARBARA DANZ JOHN DARE MARGOT DAVID PATSY DOGROFF AlBERT DQIEAN HAROLD DEUTSCH RICHARD EGECK DORIS ENG TERRY ENG DOROTHY ENTWISTlE MEl EPSTEIN STEVE ESCAME CARROllE FAIR PAT FELTIS l0VEll FINKLEY DON FISHER R X , JA A A .1 ff ' WfV'Q'yBii'?ffff'5ff'?5af?ffP3?'Qf ff 4 rv , ,W SHARON FISHER W CARROl FRENCH ,S SAM FRIEDMAN PHll.llP FRINK CHARlES FRY BETH FU.Ill JANET FUKUDA KEN FUKUTDMI SEUI FUNAMORI NAMIE FURUMOTO GERALD GRAY Blll GRIFYITH DELORES GUIMONT WllSON GUllEV RICHARD GUlSVlG KAREN GUNNISON MARYANN HAlGREN PAW! HANDlEV SYD HANDLIN STEVE HANSEL NANCY GADBERRY OWEN GAHLNOFF SANDY GAUMEISYER FRANKUN GATES MARY GATES JOE GAUFF CARVER GAYTON CAROLVN GINGRICH MO1ElL GLASFER RAElENE GOLD MICKEY GOLDFARB lOI5 GORE MARTV GORRILL WESLEY GRAVES BOB HIIIOO lIllIAN HOFFER MICKEY HORAN lEIlA HUBEII MARGARET HUNTER MARIAN HUNTER JOE Hlll CAROL HIIIESTAD JIM HIILIKER TOMMY HIRAI DICK HUTCHINGS AKIRA ICHIKAWA DAIE IRVINE BlI.lY ISHIDA FRANCES NARADA MARIETTA HARDY VIC HARTE ALAN HASELWOOD BO! HASSON DAVID HASSON JIM HATFIEID MARVA HAYNE GRADCN HEATH HOPE Hlll. KEN JACKSON RENEE JACOBI HAROID JAFFE BETTVE JOHNSON BOB JOHNSON GIIBERT JOHNSON JOHN JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON PIERRE JOI.lV CAROL JONES JEANNIE JONES FERN JUE MIKE JUE ROBERT JUE SAM JUNG STEVE KAYE ANN KAYLOR llll KEFAUVER GARY KIDDER VIC KIHARA ANDREW KING DOROYHY KING SUE KINNEY IAZUE KIYONO BRIAN KVYE ELSIE LAMB BILL lAWS EVElYN lEVY JOE LEWINSOMN GEORGIA LINDSTROM ANN USCO SARANN llYTlEJOHN SAM LOCKE VICKI lOCKE DONAlD LOUIE BOB LUKE PETER LUKE lEO MACK lllllE MAE KNAULS CINDY KNOWlES WENDV KNUDSON GEORGE KOMORIVA BARBARA KOSOKOFF IONN KUlANDER DAVID MILLER LUCILLE MINTZ CAROLE MITCHELL GERALD MOILANEN GEORGIA MORRISON HARRY MOSCATEL BARBARA 10 MMKENIIE AL MAIMON SALLY MAIMON CAROL MANUA5 SHIRLEY MANSON AL MAR FRANCES MARSHALL PETER MARTIN TOSMI MASUMOTO MARIAN MATHISON JAMES mcov comm mouun JANET Msuav Louise Msmslsrsm ARLENE MOSLER KAYASHI MYORAKU HITOSHI NAGAMATSU MARY NAKAGAWA JUDY NAMBA DARLENE NARANJO GRACE NEAL VERA NEUFELD EUGENE NEWCOMER DOLORES NIEMAN AL NIST LYNN NITSCHE GRACE NITYA KEIKO OIYE SHARON OKAIAKI PAT OLUNGER JOYCE ORLISS JOHN O'SUIllVAN KAREN OTTERHOLT BERT OWENS DORIS PASCAI PAT PAYNE JERRIE PEACH MVRNA PEARCE IYNN PEARSON 5AllV FEDERSON IYNN PICKERING NORTON PINCHEV FRANCIS RAABE SARA RADINSKV JIM RANKIN ROBIN REA JOSEPH REASON DIANE REEDY THURSTON REUBEN CRAIG RILEY ALEX RINGSTAD PAT RIPPER MARILYN ROBERTS TOM ROBINSON DONNA ROGERS JOANNE ROHRBAUGH ROB! POOLE CONNIE POON JOETTE PRCIETTE DOROTHY PROTTAS NADINE PRUZAN BIlllE JEAN PURDY Lfx x tts' AIEX SHEVALIER IIEENE SHIGAKI HELEN SHINDELI. NEAl SHULMAN BIllIE JEAN SMITH EIINIE SMITH GRETCHEN SMITH PHYLISS SMITN lOYAl SNYDEI! IUCIA SONDLAND PHYLISS SOULE MARY SPENCE PATRICIA STANINUT INGRI STANG JEAN ROLUNS SONNV ROSE EDWINA IOSS HAROLD ROSS SELMA SADIS DOIORES SALGADO JOYCE SANSBURN KATHLEEN SCNACNERE HERB SCHOENFELD ANITA SNEIB ALFRED STAUFFENBERG DOUG STEINHAUER BOB STEVENS JEFF STEWAKT STANLEY STONE TEDDY STYLIANOPOIJIOS BRIAN SULLY BEN TAKASHIMA SHUZO TAKEUCNI ARTHUR TANAKA CAROlE TAYLOR AlAN TNAl JOANN THOMAS BOB THOMPSON DAVE THOMPSON YASUO TOKITA GENEVA TOlI.lVER HARRY TOSHI lUCV TOWNSEND DENNIS TSUBOI JANET TSURU SHIG TSUTSMI MElVIN TURNER ARlENE TUSCHER MARTIN WAlKER EURADElL WAHACE AUDREY WAllER PNII. WAMBA TOM WARREN CAROL WllllAMS DON WlI.llAMS BEARLELINE WIllIAMS JOHNNY WllllAMS DOUG WllLIX PAT WINSTON BOB WOlFF CAROLE WOLFIN MING WONG MITSUKO UMINO DENISE UTT JANET VANDERLIP SHARON VERVVNCK CAROL VINING BETTY VONROTZ WING KAIN WONG WINVAO WONG JIM WOO JUDY WRIGHT EDWARD VAMAMOT0 PHVLUS VOOK RONALD YQSHIDA SHIRLEY YUEN IDS ACROSS THE TABLE I SKATE PARTY COMMITTEE A KlBITlER DR COURTESY COMMITTEE NCH CONTAINS CHLOROPHYLL COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE EULA YOUNG x DELCENE IARFIELD KATHLEEN FRENCH BARBARA JEAN GRIMES BETTY JEAN GULLEY SHIRLEY PITTS DICK WALSH THE KING SAT IN HIS COUNTING HOUSE COUNTING OUT HIS MONEY JUNIOR FUND RAISING COMMITTEE AFTER THE BALL IS OVER JUNIOR PROM COMMTTEE HCINDERELLA WILL GO T0 THE BALL JUNIOR FEATURE S NIOB OORAY for the Seniors! Since entering Garfield they have filled out stacks and stacks of informative cards for the office, the counselor, the home room record, the nurse, and on an on ad infinitum. Cards of all colors, sizes and varieties have felt the marks of their pencils as they filled in information, name, roll, program of classes, and finally graduation date, June, 1955. Once it seemed doubtful that the far-off date would ever arrive, but now it is here. Their senior year has been their biggest, and they have celebrated it by reviving that long dormant spirit of old, the Spirit of Garfield. Of course they've worked hard, but the seniors have spent a fair amount of this last year's time immersed in extra proiects. Their time-consuming activities have ranged in importance from making a big night of the senior prom to iust enioying life at Garfield, feeling important, being seniors. I JACK LATTIN BUD FENDER JANIE TAIBOT Advisor President Vice President Droodling in SENIOR READING? PHYSICS enihusiasls MATH ANALYSIS requires work Getting DRAMATIC EB CARLSON EDDIE JORDAN Slcrerary Treasurer JOHN ABBOTT-Entered September, 1954 from Ellensburg High School, Ellensburg. Washington. ARTHUR ALGER-Vice-President, Masque and Gavel, Secre- tary-Treasurer, Bulldog Club, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, Banker, Noon Program Committee, Pep Club. DANNY B. ALLEN-Gold Seal, Vice-President, Radio Club, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative. DONNA M. ALLEN-Historian, Masque and Gavel, President, Debate Club, Roll President, Secretary, Senior Night Com- mittee, Minute Committee, Spades, Pap, 4N Clubs. DAVID BRUCE AMOS-Intramural Basketball. JULIE ANDERSON-Make-up Committee, Senior Class Repre- sentative, Study Hall Clerk. BROOKS ANDREWS-Historian, Pep Club, Intramural Basket- ball, Roll Banker, 4N Club, Fishing Club, Sophomore Class Representative, Junior Class Representative. JERRY ARAI-Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Artist, 1954-1955 Funtesl Committee, Layout Technician, 1955 Arrow, Artist, 1954 Arrow, Intramurals, Rall Banker, 4N, Pep Clubs, Book- raom Attendant. MlMI ARONSON-Funlesl, Operelta, Messenger, Chorus, Roll Otlicer, Senior Prom Committee, Assembly. G.C.0. Com- mittoes, Pep and su clubs. LORRAINE AUVlNEN-Masque and Gavel, Mid-Winter Can- cerl, Operelto, Chorus, Debate, Friendship, Gazelle Committees. BRUCE S. BACKER-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetla, Second Team Track, Third Team Football, Double Quartet, Chorus, Roll Officer, Boys' Club Committees, Class Rep- resenlalive. RICHARD BALL-Head Manager, Football, Basketball, Second Team Football, Track, Third Team Track. ERIC BAMBANS-Roll President, Senior Class Representative, Proieclion Crew. KURT BARNEBEY-Mid-Winter Concert, Band, Roll President, Banker, 4N, Physical Science Clubs, Locker Attendant. DELOIS BARR-Roll Banker, Senior Gilt Committee, Friend- ship, Usher Committees, Pep Club. MARGIE BARTLE-Mid-Winter Concert: Chorus: Roll Secretary, Gazette, P.Q., Social Wellore Committees, Spades, Pop, Ski Clubs. FLORA BEACH-Entered September, 1954 from Fallbrook Union High School, Fallbrook, Calilornio. Pen Stall, Gazelle Committee. NORMAN D. BECKER-First Team Football, Bulldog Club, Second Team Football, Baseball. BETTY ELIZABETH BEHAR-Roll Secretary, Make-Up, P.Q. Committees, Pep Club, Spades, Study Hall Clerk. LEE D. BENEZRA-Gold Seal, Inter-Club Council, Moth Club, Chess, Science Clubs. l.UClE BENVENISTE-Assistant Feature Editor, Messenger, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfesl, Operetto, Chterus, Roll Banker, Gazelle, P.Q.. Friendship Committees, Attendance Clerk. SHIRLEY BROWN--Quill and Scroll, Editor, Pen, President, Mosque ond Gavel, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Senior Play, Funlest, Mid-Winter Concert, Roll President, Senior Night Committee. BOB BUCHHOlZAenior Night Committee, Science Club, Math Club, Senior Class Representative, library Clerk. DEBBIE BURLEW--Entered September, l954 lrom South High School, Salt Lake City, Utah. Jos suxron-seme Team met, Mad-warner cereus, opmite, Double out-fist, chews. JOYCE BUZICK-Chorus, Attendance Clerk. CARI. M. CADY--President, Bulldog Club, President, lnler-Club Council, First Team Basketball, Student Council, Color Guard, Second, Third Team Basketball, Intramurals, Boy of the Month Committee, lions' Club Committee. ERMA l, CANN-Mid-Winter Canzert, Funlest, Operetla, Chorus, Nonette, Lost and Found, Fine Arts, Usher Cam- mittees, Pep Club. RACHELLE CAPELOTO-Assistant Editor. Messenger, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Sonior Night Committee, Mid-Winter Concert, Funiest, Operetta, Chorus, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Class Representative. EB CARLSON-Secretary, Senior Class, First Team Golf, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funlasl, Roll President, Junior Pram Committee, Junior Class Representative. SHIRLEY ADELE CARTNER-Entered September, i954 from Foster High School. Seattle. JOANN CHAIKIN-Gold Seal, Senior Play, Mid-Winler Con- cert, Funlest, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Banker, Senlar Brunch Committee, Honor Society Representative, Sophomere Closs Representative. WlLLlAM J. CMIN-Gold Seol, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Operetta, lntromurols, Orchestra, Senior Question- naire committee, 4N Club Pubmiiy committee. HOWARD BERGLUND-Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, 1955 Arrow Stolf, Roll President. VALENTINO BIGORNIA-Second Team Track, intramural Bax- lcetball, Senior Class Representative. EDWIN BIRKETT-Senior Play, Second Team Baseball, Roll Banker. CAROLE BLUMENTHAL-Cabinet, Purple Paw, Senior Play, Funfest, Advertising sion, Messenger, Pen seen, Ren Banker, Senior Prom Committee, Mosque and Gavel: 4N Club. GLEN G. BOIRE-Intramural Basketball, AN, Pep Clubs, Physi- cal Science Club. STANLEY aonucx-senior Prey, Mid-winter cemn, Funlest, Mosque and Gavel, Pep Club. NON BOVINGDON-Quill and Scroll, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior Commencement Committee, Purple Paw, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlesl, Copy Editor, l955 Arrow, Copy Editor, Pen, Chorus. JONNIE BREWERAongleadar, Funfesl, Advanced Bond, Roll Secretory, Gazette, Friendship Committees, Pep Club, Senior Class Representativa, library, Study Holl Clerk. GWEN BROWN-Funfest, Messenger, Roll Oflicer, Honor Society, Senior Prom Committee, Bulletin, G.C.O. Com- minm, Pep, ski Clubs. BILL CHINN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Track, Band, Roll President, Honor Society, Pro- ieclion Crew, Cathay Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. JEAN CHINN-Sergeant at Arms, Shorthand Club, G Club Manager, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Library, Bulletin, Vocation Committees, JN Club, Pep Club, Cathay Club, Library Clerk. KAREN CHINN-Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Pow, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, G Club, Alter School Sports, Honor Society Eligibility Clerk, Senior Prom Committee, Cathay Club. JIM CHRISTENSON-Gold Seal, Funlest, Third Team Basket- ball, Senior Commencement Committee, Junior Prom Corn- mittee, Junior Class Representative. ROBERT L. CHRISTIE-Secretary, Sophomore Class, First Team Track, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Operetle, Third Team Basketball, Double Quartet, Senior Class Representative. HAIEL CHURCHILL-Entered September, I954 from Gardena High School. Gardena. California. LEWIS COASTON-First Team Basketball, Funlest, Second Team Basketball, Intramurals, Honor Society. JULIA M. COLE-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Operelta, G Club, Chorus, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Com- mencement Committee, IN Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. DOROTHY COLEMAN-Exchange Student to Braunschwelg, Germany: Gold Seal, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlestl Operetta, Bend, Orchestra, Roll Officer, Braunschweig Committee. BLOW MAN, BLOW! Lelt to right: Bob Roilton, Bob Bushnell, and Don Norwood. EARNEST COLEMAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funlexl, Oporelta, Intramurals, Band, Orchestra, Swing Band, Senior Gilt Committee, FAITH C. COLLINS-Operelta, Orchestra librarian, Fine Arts Committee, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Pep Club. DAVID MICHAEL COMVN-Third Team Tennis, Pep Club. MARTHA CONNALLY-Girlx' Club. GLADVS H. COWAN-President, Girls' Club, Radiance Roll, Student Council, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Funfest, Mid-Winter Concert, Publicity Manager, Pen, Senior Commencement Committee, ANTHONY L. COX-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Double Quartet. DRINK TO ME ONLY WITH THINE EYES . . This is a Christmas party? LARRY DUGAN-President. Honor Society, Debate Team, Inter- High Council, Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Student, lnterclub Councils, Masque and Gavel. MARCELLO DUYUNGAN-Entered September, 1954 from O'Dea High School, Seattle. ROBERTA LEE DUWE-Secretory-Treasurer, IN Club, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funlest, Junior. Senior Prom Committees: Pep, Spade Clubs. CAROLYN EKBLAD-Cabinet: Co-Chairman Senior Gift Com- mittee, Purple Pow, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Messen- ger, Chorus, Friendship, Usher, P.Q. Committees, 4N Club, Ski Club. RUBY ENG-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Chorus, Senior From Committee. CECILE ENGLUNDAociaI Wellare, Usher Committees, Pep Club, Study Hall Clerk, Attendance Clerk, Office Clerk. VICKI CARDIN CRAGIN-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Fun- fesh Operelta, Messenger Stall, Nonette, Roll Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ROBERT T. CRAIG-Gold Seal, Roll Bunker, 4N Club, Sepha- more Class Representative. WILLIAM DAVIDSON, JR.-First Team Golf! Senior Play, Roll Oflicer, Senior Commencement Committee, Ski Club, Pep Club. RUTH DELA CRUZ- Publicity Manager, Pon, Usher, Gazelle Committee, Senior Announcements Committee, 4N Club, Spade Club, Pep Club. STAN DE LEON-Roll Secretary. BRIAN DEMPSEY-First Team Golf, lstlerman's Club, Bulldog Club, Second Team Gall, 4N Club. STEPHEN SAMUEL DICKSTEIN-Roll Banker, JN Club, Pep Club. wkusn olLloN-runfeu, opefevee, Intramurals, Chorus, neu annum np club, Library clerk, sway Hall crm. FLORENCE DOMINO'-Entered September, 1954 from Cupilo High School, Baton Rouge, Louisianna. P10 ESCAME-Intramurals, Senior Gift Committee, Pep Club. SELMA ESKENAZI-Senior Play, Roll Banker, Make-up, P.Q., Red Cross Committees, Shorthand Club, Pep Club, Study Hall Clerk. SOL ESKENAZI-President, Photography Club, Mid,Winler Concert Bond Otlicer, Council, Senior Class Representative, HAROLD FENDER-President, Senior Class, Advisory Board, First, Second, Third Team Football, Student Council, Fun- lest, Roll President, Banker, General Assembly Committee, Ski Club. HARVEY FERNER-Funlest, Intramurals, Roll President, Banker, Usher Committee, 4N Club, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative. ALICE MAE FIELDS-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetia, G Club, Chorus, Senior Cop and Gown Committee, lost and Found, Usher Committees, 4N Club Representative. NIKKI FILLIPI-President, Photography Club, Photographer. 1955 Arrow, Troltic Sotety Committee, Usher Committee, Pep Club, lnter-Club Council, Basket Room Attendant. Al FINEGOLD-Gold Seal, sema Team rms, Intramurals, chem, Roll President, senao, come., committee, Pep Club, 4N cms. ..,.... . MARILYN JEAN FIORE-Gold Seal, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Messenger Stall, Chorus, Senior Gift Committee, P.-T.A. Committee, Pep Club. TOM FOSTER-President. Freshman. Sophomore Classes, First Team Track, Mid-Winter Concert, Funtest, Third Team Bos- ketball, Roll President. Banker, Junior Class Representative. BILL FRANCKE-Radio Club, Manager, Football. ERWIN A. FRAND--Gold Seal, lnter-Club Council, Bulldog Club, Roll President, Science Club, Math Club, Chess Club, Sophomore Class Representative. DON FREEMAN-Radio Club. ELEANOR FRElDMAN-Roll Secretary, Banker, Senior Brunch Committee, Make-Up Committee, JN Club, Ottice Clerk. EMERV FRIESE-Gold Seal, Mosque and Gavel, Bulldog Club, Funtest, Roll Banker, Foreign Relations Committee, Debate Club, 4N Club, Ski Club. REGINALD S. FRVE-First Team Football, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Operetto, Second Team Baseball, Track, Senior Commencement Committee, lettermon's Club, Senior Class Representative, Pep Club. JEANETTE W. GARMEL-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert: Fun- test, Operelta, Chorus, Senior Cop and Gown Committee, 4N Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. GRETCHEN LEON GERLING-Masque and Gavel, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Bend, Orchestra, Debate Team President, Usher Commlltee, Senior Gilt Committee, Senior Class Representative. DENNlS GERLITZ-Second Team Baseball, lntramurals, Roll President, Photography Club. ISA GIESE-Quill and Scroll, Co-Chairman, Senior Publicity Committee, Publicity Director, Senior Play, Funlest, Ad Manager, News Reporter. Messenger, Girls' Ski Team, Roll Ollicor, Proiect Committee. 4N Club, Girls' Club Commit, tees, Skt Club. RONALD GINYHER-Chess Club, Moth Club. BARBARA HALL-Funtest, Roll Banker, Roll President, G.C.O. Committee. CAROL HALL-Entered trom Yakima High School, Yakima, Washington. KLARA JOLAN HATY-Gold Seal, Cabinet, G Club, Senior Cop and Gown Committee, Library, Braunschweig Com- mittees, 4N, Math, Shorthand Clubs, Honor Society Repre- sentative, Junior Class Representative. DAVE HAUGLAND-Head Manager. Baseball, Gold Seal, Bull- deg Club, Funfest, 4N cemmanee cheifmen, Foreign Rela- tions Committee, Senior Class Representative. RAY HAYASHI-Roll Dtlicer, Honor Society, Senior Ques- tionnaire Committee, Pep Club, 4N Club, Junior Class Representative. ARMAND HAVDEL--Second Team Track, Cadet Band, locker Room Attendant. DEIRDRE RUTH HENEHAN-Advisory Board, Quill and Scroll! Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Mid-Winter Concert, Funtest, l955 Arrow Stalt, Copy Editor, Pen Stott, Junior Prom Committee. NANCY HICKS-Friendship, Health, Social Wellare Commit- tee, Pep Club, Study Hall Clerk. JANE HIDAKA-Mid-Winter Concert, reeresv, opefene, rypm, Messenger, --G Club, Pep cub, ceumenefs clerk. ARTIE HINDS-Second Team Track, Intramurals. GAIL FUMIKO HIRAI-Advisory Board, Funlest, Artist. Pen Stall, Roll Ollicer, Honor Society, Co-Chairman, Senlor Gilt Committee, Girls' Club Committees, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative. SALLY S. HIROO-President. G Club, Business Manager, Messenger, Gold Seol, Quill and Scroll, Purple Paw, Funlest, Mid-Winter Concert, Girls' Club Committees: Senior Com- mencement Committee, 4N Club. JULIE ANN GLADSTEIN-Assistant Managing Editor, Messen- ger, Gold Seal, Quill and Scroll, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funiest, Operetta, Pen Stall, Chorus, Senior Announcement Committee. MATT GOSLIN-Ca-Editor, 1955 Arrow, Advisory Board, Quill ond Scroll: Gold Seal, Second Team, Tennis, Senior Play, Senior Prom Committee, Masque and Gavel, Rell Secretary, Junior Class Representative. MARY JANE GREEN-Entered September, l953 lrom Easton High School. Easton, Washington, Mid-Winter Concert, Funtest, Alter School Sports, Usher Committee. GEORGE GRlFFlN ll-First Teom Baseball, Yell Team, Boys' Club Committees, Second Team Baseball, Band, Swing Band. JOYCE GROSS-Atter School Sports, Senior Brunch Commit- tee, Health Committee. MAC-DAlENE l. GROSZ-Cabinet, Funtest, Pen Stall, G Club, Roll Banker, Senior Publicity Committee, AN Club, Ottice Clerk. WARREN GUYKEMA-Bulldog Club, lntramurals, Luncttroom Committee, Pep Club. lELA E. HAILEY-Secretary, Spade Club, Advisory Board: Purple Paw, Mid-Winter Coneert, Messenger Stott, Pen Stall, G Club, Senior Prom, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Class Representative, Study Hall clerk. HERMOSA HALFON-Bulletin. Gazette, Mako-Up Committees, Spade Club: Pep Club. MARLENE HIRST-Songleoder, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Operetla, Roll President, Secretary, Senior Brunch Committee, G.C.O. Committee, Pep Club. SHERRY HOBLITZELI.-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Gnlelle Committee. BARBARA HODGE-Usher, l'.Q. Committees, Shorthand Club. MARGARET LOUISE HODGES-Secretary. Girls' Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Mid-Winler Concert, Funlesl, Copy Editor, 1954 Arrow, Copy Staff, Messenger, Senior Brunch Committee. mnvm HOFF-Funlesl, Third renin Tennis, ann Banker, an club, Masque and Gavel, Pep club, Debate Tenn., nnasn club, snpnnnnw, Junior cum nepfmninmn. HISAO HOMMA-Third Team Football. TOM HOOD-Sports Editor, Messenger, Funlest, Second Team Goll, Baseball, Third Team Football, Roll President, Gym Checker. JANICE MAIUORIE HOODLESS-Vice-President, Masque and Gavel, President. Spade Club, Cabinet, Honor Society, P.Q., Social Welfare Committees, Senior Announcement Commillec, Ski Club, Pep Club, 4N Club, Senior Class nspfnsentnme. MARllYN JANET HORNE-Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Chairman. Junior and Senior Proms: Purple Pow, Funlest Act Manager, l954, 1955 Arrow Stalls, Nanene, oennfni Assembly cn-nnlinsn. 'H- il Q1 BUT SIR, THIS SENTENCE STRUCTURE IS . . ' Howie Berglund and a devotee al Garlield High. TOM HULETT-First Team Football, Tennis, Third Team Bes- lretballr Funlest, Chorus, Roll President, Boys' Club Cam- mittee, Senior Prom Committee. DONNA MAE HUTCHINS-lunchroom, Usher Committees, Senior Courtesy Committee, Pep Club, Shorthand Club, JANICE ARLENE HUTCHINS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funlesl, Operetta, Make-Up, Usher Committees, Pep Club. FRANK HVODO-Sports Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scrall, Bulldog Club, Funlest, Intramurals, Roll President, Honor Society, Senior Commencement Committee, Pep Club. BEVERlY ISRAEL-- G Club, Alter School Sports, Make-Up Committee, Shorthand Club. VICTOR IWATA-Mid-Winter Concert, Messenger, Second Team Track, Intramural Basketball, Band, Roll Banker, Pep Club, JN Club, Fishing Club. DICK JACOBS-Second Team Track: Roll Officer: Senior Cap and Gown Commillee: Pep Club: Ski Club: Senior Class Represenlalive. JEANETTE JACOBS-Girls' Club. RONNIE JACOBS-Vizevlfresielenl, Physical Scienze Club: Gold Seal: Co-Chairman, Senior Questionnaire Commlllee: Bulldog Club: Messenger: Roll Banker: Pep Club. cuomuma JAcossEN-serene Team Track: thin: Team roevbell, Inlramuralsg neu rmiasm. swarm, cum upre- mmiv., Library Clerk. PETER JARVIS-Presidenl. Ski Club: Flrsl Team Foolballp Firsl Team Track: Lellerman's Club: Advisory Board: Gold Seal: Funlesl: 1954 Arrow Sloll: Roll Banker: Junior Prom Commillee. FRANK JEW-Calhay Club: lladio Club. DEANNA LEA JOHNSON-Funfexl: Chorus: Roll Plesldenll Senior Pram Commlllee: Bullelln Commillee: 4N Club: Pep Club: Senior Class Represenlolive: Study Hall Clerk. ELEANOR JOHNSON-Presidenl, Spade Club: Gold Seal: Cabinel: Junior Prom Commillee: Co-Chairman, Senior Announcements Commillee: Purple Paw: Funfesl: Messenger: G.C.O., Make-Up Commillees: Junior Class Represenlolive. JOSEPHINE JOHNSON- G Club: Aller Sclloal Sporls: Senior Cap and Gown Commillee: Friendship, Usher Com- millees: Pep Club. LQ , ' 1 4 I GOT 'A' lN TYPlNG leh lo riglil: Tom Hood, Frank Hyodo, Dick Singer and Ron Williamson. - I Mrk. , eg-.. . ,,...f...ws-H-1 TOMMY JOHNSON-Flrxl Team Faolball, Baseball: Second Team Faolball: Roll President: Senior Commenremenl Com- millee: Pep Club: Senior llepresenlalive. CHARLES JORDAN-Presidenl, lellermen's Club: Firsl Team Foolboll. Baseball: lnlramuralx. EDDIE JORDAN-Treasurer, Senior Class: Firsl Team Haskel- ball: Second Team Baskelball, Baseball: lnlramuralsp Roll Presidenl. DOROTHY JUE-Arlisl, i955 Arrow: Co-Chairman, Senior Pub- licily Cornmillee: Roll Ollicer: Calhay Club: Class Repre- senlalives. lOUlSE JULSEN-Usher, Social Wellalv Commilleos: Senior Questionnaire Commillee: Spade, Pep Clubs. JAMES KAHN-Gold Seal: Senior Play: Messengers Roll Banker: Senior Night Committee: Masque and Gavel: 4N Club: Physical Scienre Club. cf .1 4.1 .ldv LUCILLE KARNOFSKY-Copy Edilor, Messenger, Gold Seal, Funlesl, Rall Prexidenl. Secrelory, Friendship, Assembly, Make-Up Commillees, 4N Club, Senior Claxs Represenia- live. MARION IRENE KAUFMAN-Gold Seal, Chorus, Honor Sotiely Represenlalive, Senior Cap and Gown Commillee, Treasurer, Foreign Relolions Commillee, Braunschweig Commllloe, IN Club, Senior Class llepresenlalive, Library Clerk. WILLIAM KAWAHARA-Pholographer, l955 Arrow, Roll Ol'- licer, Bowling Club, Pep Club, Pholography Club. FRED KAWAHARA-Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Senior Play, Funlesl, Inlromural Football, Senior Gill Commilleez Honor scenery Clerk. JERRY KEISLER-Vice-Presidenl, Bulldog Club, Presidenl. Malh Club, President. Chess Club, Presidenl, Phyxizol Scienre Club, Co-Chairman, Program and Publicily Commillee. Honor Sociely, Gold Seal, Second Teom Truck, lnlramurals, lnler-Club Council. SHIGE KIKUCHI-Gold Seal, Funlesl, Business Slall, Messen- ger, Sports Manager. G Club, Red Cross, Brounschweig, Heollh Cammilleesp Shorlhond Club, Pep Club. CAROLE KIMURA-Gold Seal, Funlesl, Typisl, Fealure Slall, Messenger: G Club, Gazelle, Brounschweig, Red Cross Commillees, Pep Club, Shorllland Club. JOAN KING-Treasurer. Shorlhand Club, G Club, Aller School Sporlsp Friendship, Gaxelle, Social Welfare, Usher Commillees, Co-Choirmon, Pep Club Commillee, Lunch- raom Cashier. RONALD KEITH KING-Presidenl,Call1ay Club, Funlesl, Sporls Slali, Messenger, Roll Secretary, Honor Sociely, LN Club. ROBERT T KNIGHT AdVlSOYy B0f.l1d, Gold SHUI: Fllllfoll At' Mlinogofg Setorld Team Track, Tlllrd Tell!!! Foolboll, Roll Presidenl, Junior, Senior Prom Commillees, Junior, Scni5 Class Represenlalive. JANE KNUDSON-Advisory Boord, Co-Chairman. Sonlor Brunch Commillee, Mid-Winler Concerlg Funlesl, Chorus: Honor Socielyi Tielmel Cammillee, Lions' Club Commllleel Junior Pram Commilree, Chairman, General Assembly Commillee. TOM KO-Vice-Presidenl, Socrelary, lellermen's Club, Firsl Teom Baseball, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Color Guard, Funfesl, Second Team Baseball, Third Team Basketball, Senior Prom Cammilleo, Boy ol lhe Month Commillee. GLENN KOBATA-Inlromurols, Doon-mon Commillee, Pep Club, Radio Club. AIKO KOBAYASNI-Managing Edilor, Edllor. Mexxengery Ad- vixary Board, Quill and Scroll: Gold Seal: Sludenl Council! lnler-High Council, Funlesl, G Club, Roll Secrelory, Senior Nlghl Commillee. SETSUKO KOJIMA-Mid-Winler Concerlg Funlesl, Operella, Pen Sloll, G Club, Roll Ollicery Honor Saciely, Senior Commencemenl Commillee, Social Welfare Commlllee, Pep Club Ski! Commillee. suuszm ANN Kom-sexe seal, Mia-wamer ce.-mn, Q Club, nan Banker, niqndmip, scandal-ds, Red cfm cm- mium, 4N Club, sway Holl cum. BOB KORMAN4e4ond Team Track, Roll Ollicer, Pep Club. Rossnr s. xmsomooo-ram rm. umm, smile, mira mm Football, smnd nam smbuuu, send, non vmium. LESLIE KRISOLOGO-Inlromurals, Pep Club. BOB Y. KURIMOTO-Mid-Winlar Conzerl, Operello, Bond, Orcheslru, Photography Club. JERRY LANGE-Entered Seplember, 1954 lrom Dallas, Texas. IOANNE UNDQUIST-Mid-Winter Contert: Alter School Sports: Orchestra: Roll President: Honor Society: Red Cross, Usher. Vocational, Bulletin Committees: Senior Cap and Gown Committee. YERDA LINDSTROM-President, Pep Club: Advisory Board: Cabinet: Reporter. Messenger: Secretory, G Club: Roll President, Banker: Co-Chairman, Senior Cap and Gown Committee: 4N: Student Council. VIVIAN O'DElL LITTLE-Eligibility Chairman, Honor Society: Gold Seal: Cabinet: Mid-Winter Concert: Funlest Commit- tee: Operetta: Sports Manager, G Club: Chorus: Foreign Relations Committee: 4N Club Representative. ELEANOR LOBDELL-President, Pep Club: Gold Seal: Cabinet: Alter School Sports: Roll President, Banker: General Assem- bly Committee: Ari, G.C.O. Committees: Masque and Gavel. ANNE IOCKE-Vice-President, Spades: Historian, G Club: Historian, Cathay Club: Cabinet: Mid-Winter Concert: Funlesl Att Manager: Senior Prom Committee: Bulletin, use Cross, Nurse Committees. MARCUS LOU IE-Boys' Club. DODY LOWNEY-Cabinet: Fuulest: Messenger: Roll President: Goxette, G.C.O. Committees: Senior Prom Committee: 4N Club: Ski Club: Girls' Club Color Guard. PHYLLIS JENE LUKOFF-Funlesl: Roll Banker: Naan Program, Make-Up, Lunchraam Committees: Audio-Visual Secretary. BESS MAHURIN-Mid-Winter Concert: Operelta: Chorus: G.C.O. Committee: Pep Club: 4N Club: Shorthand Club. r:-usmtttztz MANNHALT-suntan, Intramurals: ann ottaw, Gym chatter. CAROlE MAR-Vice-President, Cathay Club: Gold Seal: Fun- test: Girls' Sports, l955 Arrow: G Club: Honor Society Representative: Senior Brunch Committee: G.C,O., Bulletin Committees. mounts Mu-est.: sent, Cabinet: Mad-winter Concert: Fun- rett: Messenger: G cunts, snnetan, ned cms Committees: cmnny cunt.. MARY JANE LAVELLE-Transferred ta Holy Angels, Seattle. ALLISON lAWRENCE-Funlesl: Second Team Track: lnlra- murals: ments, non mtiaent, Buys' Club Committees: Pep Club: Junior Class Representative. JOHN lEE-Funlest: Intramural Basketball: Senior Question- naire Committee: Cathay Club: P.E. Checker. TED lEMLEY-Roll Ollicer: Photography Club: Class Repre- sentative. GARY MICHAEL LEVINE-First Team. Golf: Gold Seal: Senior Play: Funfnst Act Manager: Sports Stall. Messenger: Intra- mural Baslmetball: Roll Banker: Usher Committee: Senior Brunch Committee: Sophomore. Junior Class Representative. THOMAS HAIG LEWIS-Funlesl: Second Team Tennis: Senior Night committee: says' Club Committee: su Club: Pep Club: Sophomore Class Representative. SYLVIA UEF-Senior Play: Roll Secretary: Bulletin, P.-T.A. Comtnitteet, Attendance Clerk. CHUCK LINDBLAD-Entered tram lakeside, Seattle. LOVAL LINDMAN-Mid-Winter Concert: Funlest: Operetta: Messenger: Roll Banker: Girls' Club Committees: Sophomore Class Representative. WAI MARQecond Team Track: 4N Club: Cathay Club. MIRIAM S, MARK-Firsl Vice-President, Girls' Club: Gold Seal: Sludenl Council: Cabinet: Purple Pow: Funlesl Acl Manager: All-City Reparler. Spode Club: Rall Presidenl: Senior Commencemenl Committee: Sophomore, Junior Class Representative. HARRY MARKOWICZ--Bulldog Club: Gold Seal: Roll Secrelory: Science Club: Molh Club. ARTHUR MARTIN-Firxl Team. Football: Funlesl: Second Team Baseball: Third Team Football: Roll President. CAROLVN MARTZ-Mid-Winler Concerl: Operella: Bond: Or- cheslra: Clorinel Quorlel: Junior Class Represenlalive. JUDY MASLAN-Enlered Seplember, 'I954 from SI. Nicholas: Seollle: Honor Sociely: Roll Officer: Gazelle, Assembly Commillees: Senior Questionnaire Commillee. THOMAS MATSUMOTO-Inlromurals: Senior Cup and Gown Committee: Pep Club: Stage Crew. PAULA MAXWELL-senior Play Prompler: Masque and Gavel: Funlesl: Honor Society: Senior Cap and Gown Committee: Fine Arlx. Usher Cammillees: Pep Club. DAWN MAY-Songleader: Gold Seal: Funlesl: Messenger: Girls' Club Color Guard: Roll Presidenl: Gazette, Usher Committees: Senior Prom Commillee: Pep Club. GET WILDROOT CREAM OIL CHARLIEl Operalicn Arrow. NANCY AYAKO MAVENO- G Club: Aller Sehool Sports: Honor Soriely: Senior Announcements Commillee: Red Cross. Slandard Cammitlees: Spode Club: Shorlhund Club: Pep Club: library Clerk: Altendance Clerk. JOHN MAVER-Roll Banker: Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Representalives. JOEV MAVO-Vice-Presidenl, Boys' Club: Fresidenl, Junior Class: Advisory Board: Yell King: Gold Seal: Funlesl: Messenger: Second Team Baseball: Roll President: Junlor, Senior Prom Cammillees. BOB MQCARTNEY-Second Team Track: Roll Banker: -SN Club. LESLIE GRACE MCCUNE-Gold Seal: Cabinel: Purple Paw: Pen Stall: Messenger: Roll Oflicer: Usher, Friendship Cammils tees: Senior Brunch Committee: Ski Club. DEANNE BROOK MENDENHAI.l-Vice-Presidenl. Sophomore Class: Vice-President, Honor Saciely: Gold Seal: Cobinel: Funlesl: Messenger Stuff: Pen Stall: Minute Commillee: Senior Brunch Commilleef Science Club. DIOR, INC. Harriett Richardson. Bobbie Sexton, and Ido Conroy. JOAN TOMIKO MORISHIMA-Secrelary, Shorthand Club, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Chairman, Senior Brunch Com- mittee, Purple Pow, Funlasl, Business Stoll, Messenger, G Club, Alter School Sports, Roll Banker, Honor Society Representative. WILLIAM STANTON MOSER-First Team Track, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlesl, Band, Band President. MARILYN NAGAMINE-Gold Seal, Quill and Scroll, Purple Paw, Funniest, Copy Editor, Pen, Copy Stoll. Messenger, Roll Oflicer, Girls' Club Committee, Senior Brunch Committee. FLORENCE NAITO-Mid+Winler Concerl: Funfesl, G Club: Honor Society, Pep Club, Senior Class Representative. DON NBER-Boys' Club. KATHRYN NELSON-Mid-Winler Concerlg Operello, Chorus, Alternate, Nonelte, Gazette, Make-Up Committees, Pep Club. JOE MERRIWEATHER-Manager, Second, Third Team Basket- ball, Intramurals, Roll Secretary, Banker, Proieclion Crew. CLIFFORD METCALF-Yell Team, Funfeslp Intramurals, Basket- room Attendant, All-City P.4T.A. Dance Committee. JACKIE MILLER-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Usher. Social Wellare Committees, 4N Club, Pep Club, Spade Club. JOHN MILLER-Firsl Team Golf, Funlexl, Intramural Boskel- ballx Senior Commencement Commillee. SUSAN AUDRIE MILLER-Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Chairman, Senior Courtesy Committee, Funfexl, Business Manager, Pen, Roll Officer, Foreign Relations Commillee, Ski Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. KATHERINE MITCHELL-After School Sports, Roll Ollicer, Senior Cop and Gown Committee, Art, Red Cross, Voca- tional Committees, 4N Club. PAUL MIYAZAKI-Senior Courtesy Committee, Physical Science Club. SUWAKO MORIGUCHI-Treasurer, Shorthand Club, Cabinet, Funlest, G Club, Alter School Sports, Honor Society, Senior Prom Committee, Art, Nurse Committees, Pep Club. TOMIO MORIGUCHI-Advisory Boord, Stage Manager, Funlesl Committee, Sludenl Council, Roll Banker, General Assembly Committee, Junior Prom Commiltee, Pep Club. JOHN NEWCOMB-Firxt Team. Football, First Teom, Baseball, lntromural Basketball, Senior Gift Committee, Letterman's Club. RUBY JEAN NEWHARD-Chorus, Social Welfare, Usher Com- mittees, 4N Club, Pep Club, Office Clerk. DIAN NlEMl--Health, Social Welfare Committees, Pep Club. CAROL I. NISHIMURA-Funfest, G Club, Red Cross, Stand- ards Committees, Nurses' Office Attendant, Senior Com- mencement Committee, Pep Club. Nnocr Norxm-Mia-winner Concert, chem, senior An. nouncements Committee, Mex.-up commune., sped. Club. FRED NOMURA-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Honor Society Committee Chairman, Evergreen Boys' State, Funfest, Second Team Basketball, Intramurals, Roll Officer, Senior Prom Committee: Junior Class Representative. ADRlENNE E. NORRIS-Secretary, Junior Class, Secretary. Spade Club, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funfest, Roll Officer, Funfest Committee, Student Council, General Assembly Committee, Chairman, Student Finance Committee. DON BARRY NORWOOD-Funfest, Third Team, Tennis, Band, Swing Bond, Roll Secretary, Senior Night Committee, Pep Club: Junior Class Representative. MERLE OBERG-Football Manager, Roll Secretary, Banker, Doorman, Usher Committee, 4N Representative. 4: 'I:'Jix55lkIl'-ieii' JOE OHASHI-Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer. UTATA OKADA-Intramurals, Roll Officer, Senior Gilt Com- mittee, 4N Club, Class Representative. HELEN OKAIAKI-Mid-Winter Concert, Band, Senior Night Committee. ROY OKAMOYO-Gold Seal, Intramurals, Honor Society Rep- resentative, Senior Prom Committee, Pep Club. ElAlNE ORDELL-President, Masque and Gavel, Gold Seal, senior Play, runfur, Ren secretary, senior Night Com- mittee, Make-Up Committee, Senior Class Representative. KATHIE ORR-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Messen- ger, Chorus, Roll Banker, Gazette, Friendship Committees, Pep Club. CHI OTA-Roll Officer, Class Representative, Gym Roll Checker. BARBARA OTTERHOLT-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Senior Courtesy Committee, P.Q., Social, Welfare Com- mittees: 4N Club. l.UCll.lE OTZEN-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfesl, Operetta, Manager, Chorus, Senior Announcementx Com- mittee, Usher Committee, Pep Club, Spade Club, Study Hell Clerk. WOODY PANG-Gold Seal, Rall Banker, Vice-President, Bowling Club, Secretary, Chesx Club, Math, Physical Science Clubs, Cathay, AN Clubs, Spade, Pep Clubs, Sophomore Class Representative, Library Clerk. BUDD PARSONS-Senior Play, Funfest, Third Team Football, Roll Officer, Senior Commencement Committee, Pep Club. JOE LOUIS PELLUM-Bays' Club. JOHN RAABE-Boys' Club. JAMES RABB-Boys' Club. BOB G. RAILTON-Manager, First Team Tennis, Yell Teom, Senior Play: Funiest. Spotlight, Second Team Tennis, Roll Banker, Secretory, Pep Club. MERVIE REE RAINEH-Funfesl, Sports Monoger, G Club, Senior Cop and Gown Committee, Usher, Art, Health, Red Cross Committees. WALTER D. REHON-Gold Seal, Sports Copy Editor, Messen- ger, Roll Oltlcer, Boys' Club Office Clerk, Senior Ques- tionnaire Committee. PHILIP EUGENE RENSHAW, JR.-Secretory, Science Club: Gold Seal, Senior Play, Funtesl, Ad Manager, Messenger, 4N Club, Publicity Committee Head, Senior Cop and Gown committee, Masque end outer, Debuts Team, Study Hall Clerk. SUSAN l. RHEINFORD-Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Fen Stall, Roll President, Secretory, Senior Commencement Committee, 4N Club. JESSE H. RHODES, JR.-Roll Banker, Intramurals. HARRIETT RICHARDSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Officer, Senior Announcements Committee. PATRtClA M. lllLEVAecretary-Treasurer, Honor Society, Vlze- President, Ski Club, Songleader, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Choirman, Senior Prom Committee, Pro- ductions, i954 Arrow, Advertising Staff, Messenger, Roll President. ESTHER ROMEY- G Club, Alter School Sports, Senior An- nouncements Committee, Make-Up, P.Q., Red Cross. Stand- ards Committees, Reporter, Shorthand Club, Pep Club, Spade Club. DWAVNE WOLFORD RONESS-First Teom Football, Basket- ball, Sezond Team Baseball, Third Team Basketball, Chorus, Roll President. Al PEMBLETON-First Team, Foolboll, Baseball, Basketball, Vice-President Letterman's Club, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Roll President. DAVE PERINE--First Team, Football, Funfesl, Second, Third Team. Football, Rall Secretory, Senior Commencement Committee. LENNY PETERSON-First Teom, Football, Basketball, Second, Third Teom, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Boys' Club Committee, Senior Gill Committee, Senior Class Repre- senlative. GARRON JOHN PETRICK-First Team Baseball, Serond Team Boseboll, Lettermen's Club, Intramurals, Roll President, Sec- retary, Banker, Study Hall Clerk. BARBARA JEAN PINCHEV-Funlesl, Roll President, Bonllet, Senior Pram Committee, Braunschweig, Gazette, Standards Committees, Pep Club, Ski Club, Sophomore Class Repro- sentotive. JOHN POMEROY-Boys' Club. CAROLE ANN PRIMROSE-Mid-Winter Concert, Accompanisl, Chorus, Nonetle, Roll Secretary, Usher, P.Q. Committees, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. INA PROCTOR-Girls' Club. DONNA PUCKETT-Mid-Winter Concert, Operelto, Roll Presi- dent, Art Committee, Pep Club, Study Hall Clerk. lARRY ROSS-Gold Seal, Student Council, AN Club. TOM ROSSMAN-Funfest, ESTHER ROUSSO-Funlesl, Messenger Stall, Chorus, P.-T.A.. Standards, Health, Brounschweig Committees, Senior An- nouncements Committee, Ski Club, Senior Class Repre- sentctive. KAREN SANDBER6-Gold Seal: Cabinet: Messenger Stoll, Gazette, G.C.O, Committees, Ski Club, 4N Club, Pep Club. JIM SANSBURN-Mosque ond Gavel, Senior Play: Funlesl: Debate: Pep Club. Roseau sAsAMAN-non Officer, senior Commencement csrrrrrranee, sms' cm committees, Pep club, spade club, Senior cum Representative. RONNIE SAUL-Secretory-Treasurer, Boys' Club, First Team Trock, Advisory Board, Senior Ploy, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetlo, Third Teom Football, Sophomore Roll Officer, Sophomore Class Representative. BARBARA ALICE SAXTON--Advisory Board, Song Queen, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Pow, Senior Play, Funlesl, Roll President, General Assembly Committee, Senior Brunch Committee. MADEHNE SCHARHON-Gold Seolg Cabinet, Funfest, Messen- ger, Roll President, Senior Gift Committee, Usher, Sociol Welfare Committees. IT'S THREE O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING Purple PM has Q slumber rv, pany. JOHN SCHI Ll-Boys' Club. ROBERT SCHINDLER-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Third Team Football, Second Team Track, Roll Secretary, Ski Club, Chess Club, Honor Society Representative. GEORGE SCHINKEL-Boys' Club. MIMI SCHLOSSTEIN-Cabinet, Funlesl, Roll President, Bunker, Ticket, G.C.O. Committees, Senior Prom Committee, Ski Club, Juniar Class Representative. nAviu F. scurfieiuere-urrrer squad, serene Team Truck, lrrirerrwrulr, ren omrm, Senior Courtesy corrrrrranee, Pep Club, 4N Club: Mum Club. MARTIN SELIG-First Teom Football,Bulldug Club,Mid-Winter Concert, Second Teom Truck, Roll President, Banker. PATl'Y CAKE, PATTY CAKE, BAKERS' MAN Rolling the dough in loads class. STAN SIDEIJ.-Sergeant-at-Arms, Bulldog Club, First Team Basketball, Tennis, Second Team Basketball. Baseball, Tennis, Roll President, Study Hall Clerk. El.l.lE DEE SIIVERSTONE-Funlest, Operetta, Chorus, Feature Reporter. Messengern Roll Oltlcer, Gazette, Assembly Com- mittees, Senior Brunch Committee, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative. DICK SINGER-Managing Editor, Messenger, First Team Golf, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Student Director, 1955 Funfest, Funlest, Student Council, Roll President. Secretary, Senior Commencement Committee, Junior Prom Committee. GEORGE SLEMMONS-First Team Football. Baseball, Mid- Winter Concert, Funtest, Operelta, Second Team Football, Baseball, Double Quartet, Roll President, Senior Pram Committee, letterman's Club, .lunior Class Representative. DOUGLAS SMART-President, Boys' Club, Student Council, First Team Basketball, Chorus, Rall President, Honor Society, Senior Prom Committee, Lions' Club Committee, Finance Committee. GRACE ANN SMITH-Entered from Wenatchee High School, Wenatchee, Washington, Funlest, Braunschweig, Friendship. Make-Up Committees, 4N Club. NORIIETTA SELTZ-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Officer, Senior Announcements Committee, Usher Cltmmillee. DIANE SELVAGGI-Gold Soul: All-City Business Staff. Messenger, Library, Red Cross, Make-up Committees, Senior Announcements Committee, Honor Society Representative, Proiect Committee, 4N Club, Pep Club. FEIICE NAOMI SHAFF-Gold Seal, Funtest, Pen Stall, Roll President, Honor Society Representative, Co'Chairman, Senior Questionnaire Committee, P.Q., Braunschweig Com- mittees, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. REUBEN SHAHON-Spotter, Faotboll, Scorekeeper, Basketball. MIKE SHERMAN-Feature Editor. Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funlest Act Manager, Pen Stall, Chorus, Roll President, Senior Commencement Committee, Ski Club. FREDERICK H. SHIMBO-President, Fishing Club, President. Radio Club, Roll President, Senior Cvitt Committee, Inter- Club Council, Math Club, Physical Science Club, Chess Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. FRANK SHlNODAAecond Team Basketball, Third Team Football, Intramurals, Roll Banker, Pep Club. JANICE K. SHOJIQSecretory, Purple Paw,Songleoder, Funlest, Typist. 1955 Arrow, Messenger, G Club, Roll President, Banker, Junior Pram Committee, Senior Announcements Committee, Girls' Club Committees. IIITA SHUIMAN-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funiesl Act Manager, 1955 Arrow Stall: Pen Stott, Roll Ollicers, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Gilt Committee, Historian, Spade Club, Pep Club. GRACE ELEMAV SMITH-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Alter School Sports, Bond, Orchestra, Braun- schweig Committee, Inter-Relatians Committee, Senior Class Representative. Mmuoms SMITH-Funfest, G club, Alter sum: spam, Roll President, secretary, aantef. DORIS SNOWDEN-Funfesl, Alter School Sports, Rall Banker, lost and Found, Friendship, Gaxette, Usher, Red Cross Committees, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. ALONZO JACKSON STANDIFER ll-Mid-Winter Concert, ' Senior, Beginning Cadet Bands, Roll Secretory, librarian, Radio Club. MARILYN JEAN STEELE-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Fun- lest,Operetto, Band, Orchestra. BARBARA STEVENS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Operetta, G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Senior Gill Com- mittee, Art, Social Welfare Committees, Pep Club, Ski Club. MELVERENE STEVENS-Funlest, Alter School Sports, Roll Sec- retary, Nurses' Aid, Friendship, Gazette, Health, Usher Committees, Pep Club, Sophomore Class Representative. Jessie srewmr-Mmengef, chews, sms: welfare, Health cmmaiiees, Pep club. MARLENE JEAN STOCKSTILL-Entered September, 1953 lrom Cleveland High School, Seattle. Funtest, G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Art Red Cross Committees, Pep Club 9,..ew,.-l REALLY, I HAVEN'T HAD A THlNG TO EAT SINCE . . Lunchtime at noanlime. TOM SYROCK-Entered tram Tacoma, Washington. GAIL J. STRONG-Band Ollicor, Council, Roll Secretary, Honor Society, Senior Announcements Committee, 4N Club, Ski Club, Senior Class Representative. ELAINE STUSSER4ecretary, Physical Science Club, Proiezt Chairman, JN Club, Gold Seal, Manager, G Club, Roll Banker, Usher, Braunschweig Committees, Senior Gilt Com- mittee, Study Hall Clerk. MARGARET SWANSON-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Oper- etta, Chorus, Co-Chairman, Senior Courtesy Committee, Roll Secretary, Banker, Ski Club, Pep Club. JOCELYN SWENSON-Vice-President, Purple Paw, Vico- President, Pep Club, Songleador, Cabinet, Student Director, Senior Play, Funlesl, Rall Ollicer, Ticket Committee, Senior Announcements Committee, Junior Prom Committee. CAROL M. TADA-Treasurer, Girls' Club, Gold Seal, Student Council, Purple Paw, Funlest, Business Stall, Messenger, G Club, Roll Ollicer, Senior Announcements Committee, Girls' Club Committees. ONE NATION, UNDER GOD lelt to right, Tom Ko, Dove Holden, Doug Smart, Carl Cady, and Ronnie Soul. CAROL YHYGESEN-Advisory Board, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetto, Nonette, Chorus, G.C.0., Make-Up Committees, Junior, Senior Prom Committees, Vice-President, Spade Club. SALLY RIEKO TODO-Gold Seal, Art Committee, Senior Com- mencement Committee, Pep Club, IN Club. DEANNA V. YOMITA-Treoxurer, Purple Pow, Gold Seol, Cabinet, Co-Choirman, Senior Commencement Committee, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlesl, G Club, After School Sports, Standards Committee, AN Club, Pep Club. SHEILA TOMPKINS-Secretory-Treasurer, Honor Society, Presi- dent. Purple Paw, Mosque and Gavel, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Secretary, Student Council, Senior Play, Funtest, G Club, Senior Prom Committee. OWEN F. TOVREA-Business Manager, Pen, treasurer, Masque and Gavel, Bulldog Club, sense, Play, Ml.:-winner Concert, Funlest, Operetta, Double Quartet, Roll Secretary. TERUKO TSUJIHARA-Honor Society, Art, Friendship, Lunch- room Committees, Senior Gilt Committee. ROY K. TADA-Band, Pep Club. LOUISE TAKAHARA-Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior An- nouncements Committee, Business Stall, Messenger, Sports Manager, G Club, Roll Banker, Ticket Committee, Inter- Club Council, Junior Class Representative. MAKO TAKAHASHI-Secretary, Shorthand Club, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlext, G Club, Senior Cap and Gown Corn- mittee, Red Cross Committee, 4N Club, Pep Club, Spade Club, Library Clerk. MAV TAKESHITA-'Co-Choirmon, Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee, Funlest Act Manager, Roll President, Red Cross commllm, 4N club, Spode Club, Pap Club. MARGARET JANE TALBOT--Vice-President, Senior Class, Treasurer, Junior Class, Vice-President, Pep Club, Radiance Roll, Cabinet, Co-Chairmon,Junior Prom Committee, Funlest, Business Manager, l955 Arrow, Messenger, Nonette. LILLIAN TANABE-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funlest, Operetta, G Club, After School Sports, Messenger, Health. Red Cross Committees. MIDORI TANABE-Vice-President, Shorthand Club, Cabinet, Funlest, G Club, Co-Chairman, Decoration Committee. G Club, After School Sports, Senior Gift Committee, Art Committee. ANDRES TANGALIN-Senior Questionnaire Committee. BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR- G Club, Alle, School spam, usher comming., sense, Cop una Gown Committee, 4N Club, Pep Club. SANI URAKAWA-Cobinel, Funlesl, Cv Club Munoger, Messenger, Roll Sezrelory, Honor Sociely. MANU EL VERZOLA-Boys' Club. ED VERVYNCK-Funlosl, loyoul Technician, 1954 Arrow, Sec- ond Team Track, lnlromumlx, Roll Ollicer, Boys' Club Commillees. NORMAN voLorlN-furrfeen, Second Team Track, Rell Bunk- er, Boys' Club Cemmilleer Pep Club. JUDY WAGNER-Co-Edilor, 1955 Arrow, Quill ond Scroll, cena seen, Cobinel, Purple Pew, swaern nireeoer, 1955 Funlesl, Junior Pereermel, 1954 Arrow, Ari sailor, Peru neporrer, Messenger, Nerrene. DENNIS BARTH WAIT-Gold Saul, Senior Ploy, Funlesl, Roll President, Advisory Body, Pep Club, Moxque ond Gavel, Sophomore Class Represenlolive. NINA RAYE WALKER-Enlered from lincoln High School. Chlckuslio. Oklahoma. Funfesl, G Club, Afler School Sporls, Minula Commillee, Pep Club. FRED WAN-Honor Sociely, Chess Club. I r fr xe- lT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS lull lo right: Janie Knudson, Roberlo Duwo, Deirdre Henellon. Yerdo Lindslrom, Dove Comyn, ond Gladys Cowon. TOMMY WATANABE-lnlromurols, Doormon and Uxller Com- milleo, Senior Courlesy Commillee, Pep Club, Sloge Crew. OLLIE WEBSTER-Girls' Club. MICHAEL WEINSTEIN-Bulldog Club, Senior Ploy, Funlexl, Third Toom Truck, Roll Presidenl, Banker. HOWARD WELLER-Boys' Club. SUSAN HELEN WHITE-Gold Seal, Program Co-Choirmnn, Phyxirol Science Club, Aller School Sporlx, Roll Bunker, Girls' Club Commilleos, Senior Commencemenl Commillee, 4N Club, Mrolh Club, Pep Club. SYLVIA JANICE WHITE-Senior Play, Friendship, Social wel- lore Commhlees, Spade Club. ,. ,J HAIL, THE COURT OF BLIMEYI left to right: John Boitano, Swede Lindquist. and Ernest Dzurick. Marlene Hint, Marilyn Horne, Gladys Cowon. Jocelyn Swenson, Bobbie Saxton, Judy Wagner, and Janie Talbot. YOSHIE YANAGIHARA-Gold Seal, G Club, Alter School Sports Manager, Roll Banker, Red Cross Committee, Short- hand Club, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. DON YEE-Funlest, Reporter, Messenger, Intramurals, Roll Secretary, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Cathay Club, Junior. Senior Claxx Representative. MAY MAR YEE-Girls' Club. RICHARD YOSHIDA-Secretary, Photography Club, Head Photographer. i955 Arrow, Intramural Basketball, Roll Banker, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Pep Club, Movie operator. CAREY YOUNG-Gold Seal, loll Otticer, 4N Club. LORETTA YOUNG-Secretary, G Club: Mid-Winter Concertt Alter School Sports, Band, Girls' Club, Calor Guard, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Garette Committee, Pep Club, Shorthand Club. CAROLINE WIBORG-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Social Weltore Committee, Pep Club. DOROTHY WILLIAMS-Fine Arts Committee. RON WIlllAMSON-First Team Traclu I.etterman's Club, Bull- dog Club, Gold Seal, Sports Editor, Messenger, Bay ot the Month Committee: l00 Mile Club. sAuv wiLsoN-senior Play, rumen, Reporter, Messenger, Rall Secretary, Honor Society, Standards, P.Q. Committees, Masque and Gavel, Spade Club, Freshman Class Represen- tative. JUDIYHANN WIRKKALA-Gold Seal, Funlest: Messenger Stall, tloll Otlicer, Senior Brunch Committee, G.C.O.. Gazette. Standards, and Vocational Committees, Pep Club. PHYlllS WONG-Funfest, Cathay Club, Spade Club, Honor Society, Red Cross, Social Wellore, Friendship, Lunchroom Committees. TERRYE WOODWARD-Mosque and Gavel, Senior Play, Fun- test, Social Weitere, Usher, Noon Program Committees, 4N Club. JEAN YAMAUCHI-Second Vice-President, Girls' Club, Trear urer. Sophomore Class, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Student Director, i954 Funtest, Historian, Athletic Manager, G Clubt Roll President, Secretary, Banker, Senior Brunch Committee, Girls' Club Committees, 4N, Pep Clubs. PUBLI CITY Row One: Isa Giese, Maggie Grasz, Mary Jane Lavelle. Raw Two: Reggie Frye, James Kahn, lorraine Auvinen. COUll'l'ESY Row One: Paul Miyazaki, Susan Miller, Barbara Oiler- holl, Vivian lillle. Rev Two: Margarel Swanson, Bob Raillan, AI Finegald, David Schneider. BIIUNCII Row One: Jaan Morisllima, lillian Tanabe, Ellie Silverstone, Eleanor Freidman, Jean Yamauclxi. Raw Two: Florence Nalin, Judy Wirkkala: Marilyn Nagamlne, Joann Clxaikin, Margarel Hodges. Janie Knudsan, Bobbie Saxton, Marlene Hirsl, Carole Mar. ANN 0UN CED! ENTS Row One: Rulh dela Crux, Nancy Mayeno, Janice Shoii, Jocelyn Swenson, Louise reknhnna. Row Two: Eslluer Rousso, Eleanor Johnson, min. Olzen, Diane selvnggi, Norella senz. Row Three: Janice Hoodlexs, Karen Sandberg, Julie Gladslein. Row Four: Debbie Burlew, Barbara Jean Grimes, Carol Tada, Marllla Conrroley. SENIIIII l'Il0Dl Row One: Suwako Moriguchi, Anne Locke, Mimi Schlosslein, Lela Hailey, Sani Urakawa, Barbara Pinchev, Karen Chinn. Raw Two: Pal Riley, Dody lowney, Vicki Cragin, Deanna Johnson, Mimi Aranson, Carol Thygesen. Raw Three: Roy Okamolo, lonnie Mar, Carole Blumenlhal, Dawn May, Gwen Brown, Sheila Tompkins. Row Four: George Slemmonx, Tom Hulell, Lucie Benvenisle, Adrienne Norris, Roberta Duwe, Marilyn Horne. Row rm, ren: Ko. Joey Mayo, Bob Knignl, Doug Smart. Pele Jarvis, Fred Nomura, Mall Cvoslin. SENIOIl GIFT Raw of... Helen our-mu, Madera numb., Carolyn inbred, Barbara sievm, cinch... selling. Row Two: Fred Shimbo. Cecile Englund, Marilyn Fiore. Gail Hirai, Rilo Shulman. Row Three: Fred Kawahara. Ulada Okada, John Newcomb, Lenny Pelersan, Pio emme. CAI' AND li0YVN Raw One: May Takeshiia, Eleanor lobdell, Marion Kaufman, Jean Chinn, Kalherine Milchell, Paula Maxwell. Raw Two: Malmo Takahashi, Klara Holy, Alice Mae Fields, Mervie Raine, Jackie Miller. Row Three: Glenn Kabala, Dick Yaxllidd. Jeanelle Garmel, Lorella Young, Josephine Johnson. Row Four: Gene Renshaw, Dick Jacabx, Vidar lwala, Barbara Taylor. CIIDIRIENCEDIEN T Row One: Gladys Cowan, Carol Nixhimura, Deanna Tomila, Sally Tado, Selsuko Kaiima, Sally Hiroa. Row Two: Kalhie Orr, loyal lindman, Nan Bov- ingdan, Deanne Mendenhall, Miriam Mark. Row Three: Ruby Newhard, Julia Cale, Suxan While, Roberta Sasoman, Susan Rheinlord. Raw Four: Jim Chrislenxon. John Miller. Tommy Johnson, Bruce Hacker, Frank Hyodo, Dove Perine. SENl0ll NIGHT Row One: Aika Kobayashi, Donna Allen. Row Two: Rachelle Capelolo, Darolhy Coleman, Shirley Brown. Row Three: Don Nerwaad, Tom Lewis, Dennix Wait. QUliS'l'l0NNAlllE nw on.: louise Juim., Marlene smmsui, mr. comm, rnyni, mail. ma.. sm-ni, Judy Mmm. Row Twa: Ray Hayaxhi, Andres Tangalin, John lee, William Chin, Ronnie Jacobs, Harry Markowicx. .V 'ff' gif' gf -f' . . ,. 3 '54, . A FBOM M0llN . . l. Blow Gabrielx, blow 2. Come on. lhrowl I dura yu. 3. You fargo: no pun kiny nur. 4. There goes my las! dime. 5. Who! kind of iokaxif? 6. Thul's a hal? 7. Hope you'ra not on a diet. 8. Playing wilh blocks al your age. . . TILL EVE 'l. Tomio's harem. 2. Da you have a vilumin deficiency? 3. mar wmuing dun is gening Us aw.-1 4. And lhe pockels are reversible. 5. Does she some with ii? 6. My mm is MucNumara . . . 7. I'm a Innesome pole:ul. a. '-H.-nu is on. shampoo nm: gunman your naar. Negulive, Negative on Who wall Tell us who is fuirasl of nil. A word from Ihe wise The ayos and ears al Gurlield Friday'x Mess day ThuI's Hue way Ihe bull bounces Wowl Dunn, bullerinus, dance Jive Judgment day lor Funlesl ads GADEIKLD um 'LWB SCIl00L LIFE . l. und who! du you wen! for ChrisImns? 2. I lava coffee, I love lea . . . 3. Eagsr BEAVERS 4. Ou! with the old und in with Ihe new 5. Yhe nighlingule l?l 6. Visiiors 7. Shall we have u pickle in lhe middle or muslurd an lop B. And lhere yuu are - couch . . GOES 0N AWARD l.l0NS FLUII lillll. 0F Tllli DIIINTII LIWAIIII GLADYS COWAN CAROL TADA DOROTHY COLEMAN MIRIAM MARK JUDY WAGNER JEAN YAMAUCHI LIUNS CLUB ll0Y 0F Tllli DHINTII AYVAIKII DOUG SMART MATT GOSLIN TOM HULETT CARL CADY DICK SINGER TOMIO MORIGUCHI BILL CHINN-Bowled Highest Series Score in City for the Season-627. ISA GIESE-First Place Seventeen Magazine Bake Contest. ISA GIESE and MATT GOSLIN-Seattle Times Ski Queen and King. DEIRDRE HENEI-IAN-Honorable Mention, National Scholastic Writing Contest, 1954. JERRY KEISLER-Phi Beta Kappa Award. Honorable Mention, Westinghouse National Science Talent Search. Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award. MARGARET MCKENZIE and GENE CARLSON-Seattle P.-I. Inspiration Awards, Skiing. FRED NOMURA--Evergreen Boys' State, l953. STUART SCHAIN-Second Class Commercial Radio Operators License DOUG SMART-All-City and All-State Basketball Team. First Place, All-City Elks Youth Leadership Award. GREGORY VEDEROFF-Third Class Commercial Radio Operators License. JUDY WAGNER--Phi Beta Kappa Award. Honorable Mention, All-City Elks Youth Leadership Contest. FREDERIC WAN-Oregon State Table Tennis Novice Singles Champion, I955. University of Washington Class A Table Tennis Singles Champion, 1955. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM-First Place, Washington State Tournament. li0LD KEY YYINNEIIS IN Tllli IIEGIIDNAI. SCll0l.AS'l'lC AIIT AYYAIIDS CON'l'liST SHARON FISHER BILL VOLKERSZ LORRAINE NIKLAS SUSAN WHITE HENRY ROLLINS EDWIN YASUKAWA DOROTHY COlEMAN MATT GOSLIN FAT RILEY ROBERT SCI-lINDlER TOP TE FRED NOMURA ADRIENNE NORRIS ElAINE STUSSER CAROL TADA JUDY WAGNER JEAN YAMAUCHI W My Q JP , L ci 6 36 W 42 fl D757 V '7 X 7 Q Li U x I4-ll Tl 5501 ll- in WE OFTEN vi a school the teachers the educational more - something school is void of missing element is spirit, which at ing, accomplishing The spirit of our its will ta win, its will onward and upward. ll is the activi- ties, the assemblies, the games, the life blood of the school. This spirit of fun, of achievement, this desire for proficiency and championship, this spirit of Garfield - to this our annual is dedicated. 139 Priniing, ...... , ........................ . Engraving.. Acknowledgements .Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Kimball Mr. Rohan McDonald Yhs Bullard News Mr. Howard Vieriing Arlcruft Engraving and Eleclroiype Company Photograph: ,.,.,. ......,.......................,......., Kennel!-Ellis Studios .Mr. Robert L. Pederson Covers ..... ,.....,.., ..,. .,..........,.,..........,. M r . William Reaull Courlesies.. Reuulfs Bindery Garfield High School ..Mr. William Wilson V.,- A 1 1 I .4 1 ii .1 l. I .Il Ill