Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SENIGHS

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Miss Randall Miss Saeman Mr. Schmalle Mr, Simmons Klr Smith Miss Spiesekc Miss Thomas Miss Thompson Miss Tliomson Miss XX alters Miss VYelts Mr. XYhite Miss XYhitmore Mr. NYhitsou Mr. XX ilson Sixteen L.xNc:U.xc:12 Anna Pugh Mary Groves Anna Pelton Caroline Ogden Laura Hollingshead Josepha Burns Music Milford Kingsbury Parker Cook CoM MERCIA1. C. Ernest XN'hite Head of 1JC?f7Cll'fllII'llf Earl T. Wliitsoii Dagmar Georgeson Marietta Edwards Flora L. Nadeau Emma M. liird Clifton Smith Helen Swift CixM1Q1:.x- Mrs. Edwards Mr. Kingsbury Home ECONOMICS Jean llurns jean Hunt Lucy Smith lNDUs'r1u.xL .XRTS Harry B. Cunningham Charles Simmons Claude Horst fl'11vs1cyxL EDUc.x'r1ox Eva Iurgensohn Pearl Whitiiiore Luther More Kirk Baxter ART AND DEs1GN Anna Earl Grady Amy Brown Mary Louise Blackaller LIURARY Jessie M. Budge Snx' TE,xc111sRs Mrs. Field Mrs. Erickson

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George Albin John liannick Mark Odell John Perine Presidcnt Vice-l'1'esident Secretary Treaszrrer Miss Groves Miss Dearborn Adf'x'scf' Alf7f'fSZ1' Seniors HE class of '29 is at last approaching commencement day toward which for four years it has been so valiantly striving. The reaching of this goal is a praiseworthy achievement which has been attained by four long years of patient and persistent en- deavor, by diligence and by zealous determination on the part of eager members of the class, and their triumph has been partly pro- claimed by conferring on them the long-desired title of Seniors. The success of the class of '29 has been due in part to the able and ingenious guidance of the class advisers, Miss Groves and Miss Georgeson, whose untiring efforts and words of encourage- ment have spurred the students forward. Confidence, too, was in- spired by the reliable and ambitious class officers: George Albin, president, john Bannick, vice-president, Mark Odell, secretaryg and john Perine, treasurer. The members of this class have always taken an active part in the school life, both academic and social, and they have always been ready and willing when called upon to give service. During the four years, they have been the leaders in all school organiza- tions and they have proved their ability in public speaking, dramatics and debate, as well as on the athletic field where many of the members have filled important positions on the various teams. Many of the students in this class belong to the Honor Society and some of these have earned enough points to enable them to retain the Gold Seal Pin. As the school year draws to a close, the class of '29 nears its much desired goal and leaving a lasting mark behind, will soon bid farewell to Garneld. Eighteen