Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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