Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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

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- ' 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