James Garfield High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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THE SONG OF TI-IE DESERT Have yot1 heard the song of the desert When the sun sinks in the west? The breezes xyhisper their magic strains As they lull -'the hills to rest. It's a song of lafifree but lonesome heart, And it echoes among the dunes, Like 1 ph 1ntom NOILC from the great beyond With its xveirel ILIIIIJSIIL tunes Sometimes it IS gay like .1 gypsy dance, Xnd the sinds c1n no longer keep still They xxhirl through the brush and purple sige And go sxxeeping along the hill Ihre ugh the d ny the sands lie unruffled and Cl m The hours seem dreary and long 'Ihey xx11t for the message of strength 1nc 1 e 'Ihex XVIII for the desert song VIRFINIA FR1E7E DIARY WAS the fifth day of February of one thouslnd nine hundred and thirty four IIIIIO dom1n1 The faces of the m1ny students shone hlppily and brilliantly IS they entered the fur hills of knowledge ind lelrning of that institution knoxxn IS limes A C 1rfield High School Perhaps this goyful beh 1x1or c1n be attributed to the fxct th1t the el ty marked the beginning of 1 new semester of school xx ere full of rushing, running students hasten ing to sign up xx1th their fixorite te tchers Gtrlielel soon hid its first 1ssembl1es for 1rls on Wednesd1y 1nd for boys on Thurs d1x The purpose of the assemblies xx 19 to get the students tcquunted xv1th the Gtr held Serx ice So 1 xery exentful xx eek mark ed the beginning of a xerx xxorthx school term During the second xxeek February 12163 the x 1r1ous school clubs had the opportunity to meet to elect ofhcers Garfield is proud of its soeul organizmons Among the clubs ire listed the Ixmghts and Chatelames, Schol arship and Athletic Radio Musical and Serxice Clubs I I for Ir ie GIBAEIQEFEIEEILED SB S! SGE GDGDEL SCHOOL LIFE Many pI'OSpCCllxC Pxddocks, Eastmans, 1nd Nurmi s xxere discoxered during 1 nox ice triek meet for th ll purpose 1nd It the s1me time 1 xxelcome PIFIN for senior d1x1 sion girls xx IS txking pl ice in the girls gym During the third xveek on TLILSCIIY Feb ru try 20 in 1 boxs xssembly the Rexerend NV1lls1e Mlfllll gxxe in interesting llltl in sp1r1t1on 1l speech on Lox1lty llkl P1tr1ot 1sm in the I' ICC of Things X11 lIllILlll tetture xt C lI'I:ILlLl, the XlLlITll'll Home C oming Dtx on Thursd 1x I'Cl3I'LllI'X 77 found IIIIIIN former students ot the Old I-Iomeste 1d xxtthtn its bounds LIYQC md sr 1 short lllll till thex etme Ks xet io one ot the xlumnt h1s been president of 1 b1nk corporttion or of the United St 1tes I-Ioxxex er it xx is thoroughlx expltined to the Senior Bees xerx simple ot course that IgG requirements prexented their t1k1n0 such positions ind all the ltdies xxere but nine teen'J the 1lumn1 and Seniors Axe and Bee hid a friendlx meeting in the audi torium Xtterxx trds the same Group dinceel III the girls gxm To end a happy dxx there xx IS a dlnce tor alumni SENIOR LOG . . L L . . . E . ' 1 ' ' .. 5 ' , ' , ' ' ,, , ' , . , : 1 V1 L Q ' L , E-nun: , , .L ,U , 1 1 .' .' f tl . V , ,, ' . . . I , l f , 1 Q . . I .Y I 1 h V .... . , ., . . . , , , . ,- ' - . ' ' , i . - - s , . . 1 1 . 1 .1 1 ' 1 ' f '- . . ' , . y ' ,' ,. - . -' . ' ' ' . . . . , - t . . 1. Y , , . , . , , . V , . V. . 1 , L ' 1 4 Q . . . . . . , . . A t 1 - t ' 1 1 ' ' . V . . .. V . e t t e t t L ' . 1 Y-u Ihe next day, luesday, the same halls . . ' N ' ' L t. I Q Q 'e ' e It I I ' un' xv - ' ' , . ' ' f - . , ' . , x ' Q Y 1 V. - 1 tl, . t 1, e 1 , . . ' V V ' 3 V X ' in 1 , . . . 1 . .- --. - V - - , e . . A ,K .. , W , A V 'V - A 'QV ynill, Q 4 1 I . 1 . V' 1 LK ' ' . . I 1 1- , 1 L L - e 1. . . ' - vw V , V V , . . ' ' . 1 ' V L ' v - 1 , e , e .. - - V V V V V , . ,. , . , . 1 4 - f O . . ' - C , 1 J , . C 1. V Q Q L - D 'L Cl L L ' ' , ' 1 I ' V V . . 1 . ' .'. ' . ' 1 1 i 1 l ' l- . e e . A x I 1 ' 7 ' ' ' ' Y, . . t e . - . . . D . 1 s y 1 1 , ' 4 'f' X 1 V 1. 4 . .

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SENIOR SPONSORS Seated: Mr, Sawyer. Mrs. Capps, Mr. Cooper. Standing, Miss Ingalls, Miss Goode-ll, Mrs. Fleck, Mrs. Sutherland. O SENIOR LOG ORIGINAL POETRY WHILE YOU ARE ATTENDING School is kinda' tiresome Boresome and too real. While you are attending, Often this is the way you feel. But when it comes to leaving Things come into your mind, Which make you feel oddly You've had the best time you could Hnd. You get to kinda' wonderin' Iust how things will be How the world will treat you Good, you hope-but you have to wait and see. You remember devilish thingsg You remember the sad, You remember wicked things, And admit you were kinda' bad. You wish you had taken this You wish you had got more from that You get kinda' peeved And throw down your hat. Oh what's the use of wishing? You're not going to be down cast, You're going to think in the future And forget about the past. -RUTH Woons GOODBYE Here are the same old halls Where so often we have walked. There're the rooms where we have talked About math, politics and such things. I'Iere's the nook where we often ate And talked of grades and life and fate And now, goodbye, in our ears rings, For we go to seek what life brings -IRENE FROST 0 THE SENlOR'S FAREWELL Four long years in high school Struggling up its grades, Roaming its giant campus, Scaling its palisades. Sweating in its gymnasium, Taking its fiendish tests, And now at last I've earned it, The rest of a thousand rests. --PAUL BISH LOST DESIRE How great the sorrow of lost desire will seem, To one whose clouded heart does ache. Two trembling lips and brimming eyes have lost all self-esteem Yet murmur soft through tears for consola- tion's sake. I cannot soothe and thus redeem, One happy smile, no sigh in its wake. My desires have flown, my thoughts 're not serene And my heart seems to throb and to sigh with heart-break. But this is youth and youth's cares are small, Against a world of strife and pain, They can and will not hear my call. And yet, l'm glad, 'cause now my tears will fade and wane, I'll start anew, I shall my head hold high to reach another goal, But oh, there will be for sometime one tear drop in my soul. -ISABELLE NoRs1K1AN 9 Chem. Prof. What is the outstanding con- tribution that chemistry has given to the world? Frosh: Blondes U81

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LNIOR L SCHOOL LIFE Q15 COMMISSIONERS First row: I1111'i1I1- I511I11-111-k. l1i1Is' At11I11ti1- U11 111issi1111111'1 1i11s1- M11tt11I11. Sl'l'1'Ul21I'yI 11111114 sen. 1l1111i111' Hirlsi S1-1'1'i1'1- 1'11111111issi11111-1': 111 ll 111111111 Yi11 1'l1ll11Ill11 St1-1'1- s, . 111- .1t'1I 1tI1 Second row: 1111111-rt 1'-111, .I1111i111' 1'I111i1'1111111: li11s1-- 111111 l'1 111'f111'1I 11111i111' II1111111' 411111-11' 1'1'1Asi 11111111 M11I1l1- I1211st1'11111, S1-11i111' Girls' S1-1'1'11 111I11I11lSSl11l1+-V. - .1-.1..1-,-1 .v Third row: 1.11I1 111-1-1111. N-111111 1,1115 5111-111-11 141111- 111iQvi11111-1 l1'11'1'111 111-1't'111i 1 11it111' 111' 1.11142 .1. I S1111 X11 I11x11I111t II11111 I'111 111 . r . 11-- -' -' '11S.. lllf.. 1111 1.1111111111 AI111'ris SI11111i1'11, 1'I'1'Slll1'111 A1-I1i111'1-1111-111. V11111. Fourth row: Hill .111I111st1111e. 131119 AtI1I1-ti11 F1111 111i 111111 11 111111 ltllzlll 1 ' ' 1 4X1 1 SS! 1' 1 1- 1113 I 1'1-S1111-11 .111I111 12'1I11'i1-I 1'11111111iQQi11111-1'111' 1-'i1111111-111 111 SI1i111111, 1'1'1-si1I..11tL A111 lII2.f11llS, I'1'i111'i1111l 11111 S111111s111', 123 CSF First row: 1:11111-1111 gxlllllll. 1'i1-gi11i11 Frost, H1-tty 111-sw. 'l'1'111i1i111l 4i111'1'i11. .X11111'11z1 .XIl1Il1l1'i111, 11115-A XI Il I'1 I 1'11-'l1111 111-'11-111 1 I1 11111 .111v1. 1 wr . -,. -,,, ' 1 ,, 1 11. . -1 111t1- XVII: 1- 11111 1'l1l1'iI 11.11'111't. A111111 I11I111I111sI11, 111.111 1,1111 1111111, 1111-I1 111'11 H1111-spie. 1 F. Second row: 11111-1111111 I,1'i1-111111 A11l1'Y 1'isn111'11 l'1 1 11111-1' 111 1'llIl'1 'I'I111111'1' I'111--1 I'11f11 111 1'1b. '. 1 15. 1 1 1 L 11 .I1.,.11l11111' 51111-11111-I1, 1'1-111111111111 l'2ll'li, 11111111111 1 I1-11 filllllll, I'--1I1'-- 1211111--x. 511111111 ii1'1111tI111'11 Third row: NlI1'11l2l11 1l1l1111111, I.111111111'11 1il11tts. .111111 M.1111, I111111- 11 .t, 4111111 N.1i1111. , 1 Kms. 1'i1'gi11i11 XV111ts. F1111'1-1111 1'11111111 Haro 1 1111 11 1 Yin 111 1' 11'1111 1 11111 1' I1 X ,11.- 1'1- 1 111. 1 111. 111- - 11Q ' 'A' 1iz1t111'1'1 XVLII- 111 i11- ., QA t'4'l1l lllllilllllll. Fourth Row: 1'11I1l-1 ,111111111'1111. 11'111111sl1i 111111 1 1'111' 111111 111 I'lI Xl 11111 I'1 11 1'111.11111 11- 511. 1-,,1.11g .ts-', 1'11II111s, l.111'iII1- 1-'Ulf-1111, gxlilll S111-1'1111111, 111111111 I1111111. Fifth row l1 1.I2I11 1-1111 1 1-1111. 14lilI'li. Sixth row 111111-1:11 I1.11N11 First row? 111111 1121111-1' .I11l11', .1111111 191111111-I. X1'111 '. 1. 1'1--','1-' 1 . 111 A1111 11111 1 N11 1111111 111-.111 I.11tI1 Sivgrist. Y11'e:i11i11 M1-11111111-1. I111 1111-11I1-rg, II111'11-1 l11'l'I'4'11. Iv:11111 A1 1 1.111 '111'll Mill--1'. 51111115 Sl1.111i1'11. 1-11111 . .X1I1'1-11 511.111, 11111111111 5I111.1111'--. 1111111111 .X1111111'w-111. ,X1111i11 111111. XV111t1-1' 1'1111f--111--I 111- 111111111-1', .X1'1I1111' Smith, II-11'111'1- Xl- II, 111115111111 4.11p.1'. 135 SENIOR COUNCIL llill IL- --11. .XI'1lI11I'511I'l-0-11. 1l11Ni-- 1'11l1 I 1'1 1111 Mill--1' .I11s1111l1i111- Milrs. .l111111 'I'i11 111, 51.111 rl--1111. 1111111-111-111 1v1.1A. 1 I1.11l1-1 XI 1111Il15. ,.,. Q 1'- Second row: XVilli11111 Zoran. l'I111rI1-s xvl'I'l't'll, l'2llll H11-1-, W1-sley VV1-asner, J11ek Vuloff, Steve Ma- tize, Moses A1'oSt11, Robert L111'11ro. Third row: K1-ith Roster, Jlrllll '1l11l11'ic1I. I'11t1- Shinen, .I1111 1l1'i1111, .I. 11. S1-111'1', 1'1-tv 111-11111, 1'XI'1llllI' A1'1'111'11. IZ11111- 1f1l1Y111'lI1lI1'i1. Fourth row: Klux 'I'1'isI111'. 11111111 li11It1111, I1111'1'1A1' 111-1'1'1111, Virgil N1-lson, 1 1'1-d 11'i111I11'1-s, H1-1111411 1511It1111. Fred 1fLlSll1'I'Zi. Fifth row: XV11It111' S111-11e1't1111, Lloyd M11g1+, XVi1- 1111111 S11IiI1, 1.1-igh 1111141-. A1l11'i11 111111, Mr. 111- gulls. 141 CHATELAINES First row: 1-1111111 H1-14I11111t. l1Z11-11n11111- R1,1,1.1-15 'l'h,1dl, .111111111-. 11111111114 1i1111Q111'k. .-XI112l11l1ll 1i1111z11I1-S. Second row: 1111111 N1111i111', Lois M1111-13 A111111 liliSI, 1f1lIl1l'XI1 Xviilkllli 1111111 111111 1'1'1111'f111'11. Third row: ixllllil 1.1111is1- 1+I1111'111'11s, 1111111 151111-11. I.11r1'11i111' 1'111'111114, 14l1L'1lll' 1-'11ls11111, A111111-I 1-211- str1,1111. Fourth row: 311111111111 R1-S1111 I.111'1-tt11 1111111111111-1'g, Hell! Jilm- HS11111111-, Miss Ii1-it1-1'i111111. DIARY KCUUZI-IYIICJIIIQ Tl1ur5cl11y. March 27. Ll heavy grey fog en- velopecl tl1e CLIITIPLIS. 111 sweaters of grey fwith retl emhlemsj the Senior AE pre- sented 11 great army of t11lent such LIS only Seniors C4111 present. The school took on the sembl.1nce of L1 the.1ter during the fourth week. V1'oul11-be- 1i.1rr1'mores. Cigirhos. Rosa Ponselles, 111111 Crosliya were e1'er1'11'here Cluttering up tl1e hulls 111111 campus, whispering. shouting. screaming. tl.1I1C1I1Q.I. grimucing. singing iso they insintlj. 111111 in other 11'11y frightening the little grammar school kic1C1ies. C.-X hot tlelmte is still heing 11'11ge11. 111111 perhaps will 11'1111ti1111-111 1111 1111g1- 211 I-201