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

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5 1 if Qifi Ps I CJ Il I. . 1, VFASSEMBLIES 4,,,9,g,J ff 1 IDENTIFICATIONS ' tit lfztshion Show. 423 I,IllPlN'It't'l'S. tilt I-'zishioit Show. Hr Stilliinsrgt-rl: St-att.-+I-Blztxiite Ilryztnt. Airs. Suthi-rlztnfi, AI:ti'5'.latt1e Iiztllowvll, liiliott Hul- vilitlsutl. Sl:tntIing.:- l'l--4. XVoIft-, iihztrles Stig.-rs, .lan-k In-rr5', I-'re-ti Swztn, XYilli:ttn XVy:itt. Hn The Ilurglztrz First i'ow--ICl:1iin- 'Vhorni-, Aiirli'--5' Smith. Iiaithziritn- Xhitkins Hpul Natpit-r. Iitht-I In-i-hotit, SPVIIIIWI row-Mrs, Stull-vrlutiti. Hit Ifttshion Show: lwft to rightihlzirjorit- Iloylt-s, Mary Iixwlyii Mooin- .I+-un, Lai Yonu Melieon. Mary I,--v XVilkt-i-son. Noi'- ini- 1'oft'inztn, Mollie H'Suilix'ztn, IAPI'I'2liIIl' I'lIl'fILIl'. rv Stage 4'r+-W. HH Ifzirshion Show: Left to right- IZ:1t'Iu11'zt Iiztli-S, Algzi I'1tWIuk. Toss-at Inn-vita-Si, Mol- lie 1l'SuIlix:tn, Zorkzi ,lziie-Ii. Ii--I-fn Hlztisiieii. Mary Louise Ilztppolt-, Marie Hunt, Mui'gau':-t II4'I'I'III2iIl, Mztry Novit-off. Sltirley Bit-yeii I-Illat .Iztne Ilurnzi. Iroris Hoff, May I-'I:therty. Il-'tty Lipseonili. Ruth Sowlny, Alive- XK'iIson. Hi-tty .I:tn-- l.zi:4Itow. Si-4-oils! I'lIXYf:3tIfIil li--init:-ztti. Iletty .I--:un Iiilgeiilwml, Ivor. othy XVt'ip:Iil. Floral Ilrt-y, Iixzt Stzirk. II.-tts Horn, li:irri--tt Isztiwll, II--len I't-trofztiiis. ICH.-n .I.-nsvn. I I'2lIl4't'F I-'rost Hope i'II4'Ilh'X, Szilonnv .Xt'i.:ti.-ll-I, lhvtly' Vripley. 'I'hii'fI row -Biztrion I'oli'tnzin. Mari:- :iret Ilnntluy. Iilizztln-tit Notz. Iloris Ni-Ison. than-xii Itriggs, Aint-Iizi Zztn--ilu, Lorna lloit-1-. Ainpurzt In-zu. Iisirolrlins- Ili-nwic-It. .li-:tin-ttv Yowniztn, K:itln-rine Lillie. AI:tini-- llost- Iliilinsrslf-:i, Biztrjorit- l'I:trk. Ihssiv Im-It. I.ori':tin.- Iivwiurtllr 11..g.fin:try Viutw- ford Iixw-lyit Ifutht-v 1111 Voniinx: out 1iI 'KI'EiIII. 1Lint--up-nuinln-r.r DIARY fCOIIl1iI1I!C'!fI tinti gentlemen. we present to you. Cttptttin D. Iones. nittgiciginf' who tieinonstmteti his tirtful tricks upon innocent Chtrtieitiittits. CThe m.tiority of the stutients heiieve the ID in his n.1nie stttntis tor DuinhfountiingI. Clip- t.1in Iones puiieti .iI.trm clocks from h.tts: ex- tr.1ctetI sttusgiges from stucients' necks tinti tiici everything except mgtke Miss Reiterinun tio the hulti-hula. fincitientttliy. Dot Doverspike ruineti her ft1ther's hest fecIor.1 in gin .attempt to fry eggs the sgime cittyfj March ZW. The Senior cI.iss httti the honor of introtiucing to the school in il I.lslL' oi' the Senior pint' the crazy hut Ioxythle Iltmily oi' the Riinpiegars. Frititty the thirteenth ot' .Xprii proreti no iinx to Chtrheitiittits. On the contr.n'y. they were fortunate in having Dr. Noise. consul from the Argentine. as the guest spe.1ker for Ptin American Dtw. Dr. Neise spoke upon the hegiuts' of the nations ot' the VI'estern I-Iemisphere. the lutntttiy of I.tntIsc.1pe. .inti of' friendship. Chtriieici h.1tI heeomc .ictprlinteti with the cmxy Riinpiegurs previously. hut on .Xprii IW everyone w.is inviteti to spcnti .tn enioy- .thie two hours with them. .tnzi watch their queer. tinftithomwhie antics .tnti gtctions. On the whole. the pI.is'. Three Cornereti Moon . w.is .tmong the hest ever presenteti .it Cntr, tieiti High Schooi. .XII the Ioixti sons .inti ckttlgitters ot Cntr- . , . 7 . tieiti hgtti the opportunity on .Xprii Ji. oi showing their p.trents .inri iirientis wh.u they couiti tio. Ckirheiti threw its tioors w itie open ciurin-1 Open House. Prouti p.trents p.tr.itIetI P' through the pittnt .intl were shown with ev pI.in.itions the xptrious cI.issrootns .inti the 4 IIII!1YlvKI on :nigh 33' CJ Ci l34I ,, ' 13.07, ' . A , . VP? I.: ff it s tiij .' 4. wzlzr. rs , f Q if-fi-.A 62 - bs . .sz-L. 1

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CLUB OFFICERS lli Achievement Club Officers: First row -Miss Younu. sponsor: .lvxtiii-ttw Koploff, si-i-iw-t:ii'y1 Mrs. liiiitliyi iii it ii 1 41 nil I xy Xl iii li I1 'g 'v-, s it sivl ,i--it 'ii ' -A u x S ll- piri. pri-siilviil. .lsiiiit-s lilll'lN4tll, xiw--piwisirli-lit. ffl Hi-Y Officers: First roxy .In-'lt 1'litit'-irml, si-we l'vl:II'5L Klux lillis. piw-stil:-tit: lwvy XY'-int-r, view- lrl'0'Slllt'lll. Si-voiid row i'iiXlo Vlixilinlli-i'. si'rge-:iiit- :il-zirins, XYilli:ini XK'3':iIt. ti'--:isiiri-V. till Radio Club: S'-:ill-ll l':iul Iliiwliio, Assistant sv-i'1.:f-:iiit-:it- 1ll'l!IQ. .Xrtliiir ltiwiy-'-ill. S----t:-fl:ii'5' ti'--:isi1i'vi'. Staind- ini: Xlzirslizill 'lag--, i--iniliiuiiii-:itil-n lllllllillirl' XK'llKlll'. .lo-Al 1':ip-'. tim--pn-siilittitl lidllii- Slllllillri. XYHICSN 1ll'r'Sl4lvlIl. .lose llzivizis, plllilivitv lllilllil- giri .ln-'lt Yzil--IT, Si-11:4-:till-:it-sirius. ill Cup and Saucer Club Hfliii-i-i's: Maxine- S4'llllIlI2ll'lit'l', si-t-i'e- tum: lvorotliy l,oi:i:ins, lim: lit-it-'i't--it XVinifri-il l.l-my pri-siilwtitz Yxonni- 'Vrisll-r. vim--piwssitl.-vit: ll'-lin .Nl-'Fl'-ll:iii, tiw:isiii'i-in tio School phofog. raphers: .Xlfr--tl Swan. Nortnzin All-lin'-. Ula B.A.A. 11t'l'it'--i's I!illi-- .I-tlinson, pri-sill'-nt: Ali' l-'. .li-linson, sp'-nsoi. llziitf-lil 4':iin--ron, vit-.--plwsirl--tit 1TJ Girls' Letter Club Officers: .tlinxi .lt-urs, pi-wsiili-nt: .Xniziniln li--nzzilfs, xii'--fpri-si4li-lil. l i':tii----s Nelson, so--iw-tziiyy. ui Kersey Club Presidents: ll'-lwrl lint'- lon, lX IIl, Iilziflys Sv--rfllf-t'l', S 'l, .lolin llxiliriil, STIZI if-i World Friendship Oratorical Contest: l 1i'sl roxy' Bliss Stlirlll, l:4'll1ll'l 4':iiii--r-'ti l-Iilvllif Xlisl-'I Stfwtii-l i-in Sliirris Sliapir-2, ll'-xyzird lint- oii, ll-iiizziii l':ili.its. .Xiis--liiio Vi-i'i.i. ltzivid lim-li. 'lui Senior Service Cabinet: l-'irsi r-in .lat-k lZ--r- ty. .Xll-n XY.iIt-i', l'--to Sliiii--ii. .l. l. S-any Sw'- oiitl roxy Xli' lltlft-tal. sp--iisor. ll'-i'iu.in l':ill:ilS. lit'-i'i:.d Szitiiaivlzirli. ll'-It liwvt'-si' llll Junior Achievement Officers: l.4-rnzt l5oi---- vit-i--piw-sifl.-tit: laiuist lltfisv, st- I -l.ll'f'1 lit-s-'trizim' 1'i'nyvt't-rfl, pros- sitltnt DIARY fC0!IfliI1lt6'tfl diseases. His speech proved educational as yvell as interesting and entertaining. Dr. Houston put the morbid suhiect in a humor- ous light. On XYednesday. March 1-l. Dr. Patil Peri- gord. of L'.C,I-..-X. received a fine and iust response to his speech on Modern Standards in Higher Life . in a program sponsored hy the .Xchiesement Club. w SCHOOL LIFE The next day a committee of fifteen from the various home rooms gathered in the aud- itorium where Fred Kushera spoke ahout the hond election and showed a moving picture illustrating the March 10. 1933 earthquake. In an after school meet the gyrating Ciar- held gym team fought to a tie-75-75 with the Roughriders. Tree planting day took place on Friday. The olhcers and sponsors of Senior H.-X and li classes had the privilege of actually planting the tree. Roy Morton, a Senior and Opal Napier. Senior MH . recited poems. and XYilliam lieclsman sang the memorahle song. Trees, The Orpheus Cfluh, on Tuesday. March ZH. gave hefore the hoys' division a very en- tertaining musical program. On Friday. the Twenty-third of March. the Garfield cinder- scratchers were defeated in a track meet hy Ietferson to the tune of 62 to -ll The Senior Ayes and Bees. again tried to out-shine each other in the semi-annual senior class party. Dancing and ping-pong were the outstand- ing features of the evening. lf anyone was mystihed hy students care- fully scrutinizing their friends' ears. mouths. or hair. he had no cause for alarm. for. Mladies 11 ontiiiii.sd on patsrv Ili o vi? 111 V 1 NQ '-et, lbl SENIOR LOGO

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'wir- qv ,, ,Jr .f ,Q IDENTIFICATIONS ill tilt-nn Priee, Master of Ce-rernonies. 123 Sen- orita Robles: Fz'I'fl1lHd0 l'11lOIIlZ1I't'Z, 135 Left to Right: Hpht-lin Iiultlt-Iwi, 'et-llog Mrs. VVztrnot-k, l'i2lIlII1 Manuel Aguilar, Violin. til Atidrn-y Smith ztntl liiily lit'l'l'iIlI2lIl. Un I.ut'lint- I'ller, Spot-inlty 'I':ip imtie--, tilt I-'lf-rat III-rzt Group, I,-'ft to right: Mrs. t'i1lli+-rtsoii, Miss .Xlit-V its-it--i'n1ztn. Miss Arn.-s, Miss .l:ii'oi1s. Mrs. llzttiin-ls, Miss 'I'ull, Ht l'1l'll'1l luorit Group, I.-,ft to riuht: Miss Blvslrrli Miss Shooshttn, Miss Moltnikf-, Miss AlH.l't'llS, Miss Kill- Ii-fr. Miss ll:-Q-ul. rw Mary law- XVilkwt'sor1. l'2:trif:tt'u Hunt, llitzt lr'Sullixun. l'l1at'if-tt-' 5l1'lvl4'lIHI. Kath- arine liztlt-VV, 'I'In-Ima 'l'llll, Yirszinizt .lf-nsi-n. lift Mrs. XYatt'xiovk, Miss lllisse-ll, Miss Allisvm. Mr. l'ztil1tt-1' tlilr lirlilin- tin-v-tiitii:, St:inl+-ly Hrisiiztn--. tilt in-ft to right: 12--orge XVi.-gi-nd, Miss 4t'llt'i1-11. Iilaitiys ifllriv-ri, Hay Vztltnt-r. 112i liztrwey Z--hnv-1'. .luck Ilunn, 'Eli-nn Mi-XVillianis. iiitr Sol Fiwrtnztn. DIARY CCUIUI-llllflfl work done there. The gym team displayed its talent upon the various doodads and thingamabobs. The girls' physical education classes demonstrated various games and dances in the gym. There were demonstra- tions in the Science. linglish. Social Science. Mechanical. Language and other depart- ments, fXK'e wonder why so many boys were loitering near the cooking class-and why there were so many students by the fashion showlj After the inspection of the school by the parents and friends. there was a program in the auditorium with the Iunior Girls' Glee Club. the Orpheus Club. the Orchestra. and a puppet show. Alice in XYonderland. Tuesday. May 2. was the day set aside for the annual frolic of Dads' and Sons' Day. Be- PROGRAM ginning immediately after school, the event lasted well into the evening. Baseball, arch- ery, and volleyball were the attracting sports ol the evening. A-X team of dads managed to defeat a team of boys in baseball. Believe it or not, Mr. F. M. Iohnson makes a swell waiter. at least he did when he served that water slightly llayored with lemon iuice fde- clared to be lemonadelj There were so many gym teachers at the front of the lemonade stand fa wheelbarrow and two tanksl that the poor Senior li boys were unable to get eyen a cupful. The Great Bob Keel-er and father walked away with ihe laurels in arch- ery fwallted away into the dining room and devoured fifteen hot-dogs. no more. no less.J XYhereupon the dads and sons went In the races fpardon. went to their placesj to eat. The bill-of-fare consisted of spuds. hot-dogs and coffee. Max Ellis wasn't yery hungry for some reason or another: he simply consumed two .or maybe it was three. dozen buns. a quarter of a sack of potatoes and three gal- lons of coffee. After supper everyone except those so unfortunate as to be listed on the cleanbup squad. traversed the distance be- tween the dining room and the gym to watch the gigantic battle for the cup for the volley- iwintitnit-d on inure Ivo 607.0 Wim. uf' l35I SENIOR LOC -s