Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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WALTER McKINNEY Preszdent STANLEY RALKOWSKI Vwe Preszdent BRY KN T MOORE Secretary Treasurer THE BOYS CLUB Different clubs attract dlfferent boys but the Boys Club attracts all boys Any Garfield High School fellow who was w1ll1ng to pay a nominal fee was entitled to become a member of this organlzatlon and get the benefit of lts many act1v1t1es The blggest event of the year was the Father and Son Banquet After school on November 11th the study hall became full of bustlmg boys who arranged the tables in a very convenient way Later the tables were decorated by Miss Nadeau and a friend of hers Then the tables were laid under the supervlslon of Mrs Anderson M1 s Wade and Mrs Lovermg helped to prepare the dlnner Some of the Garfield girls served the fathers and sons At 7 20 the dinner ended and Toa tmaster Alfred Lundm led ln the Slllglllg of some songs famlhar to all present Profes or Clark Blssett of the Umverslty of Washington was the first speaker Hts subject Son and I was as he said an apology from the fathers to the sons The Lotus uartet sang some songs that everyone enjoyed Grant Calhoun s talk Father Through the Son s Speck brought the biggest laugh of the evening It was pulled off 1n great style Some yells were glven by the fathers and sons led by Stuart Flsken yell kmg and Harvey Barragar and Ritchie Smith yell dukes Some of the fathers wanted to know what the sons could really do so the Boys Glee Club sang a few ongs that brought a shower of applause from the dads Mr King then a member of the school board told some jokes and then he praised Garfield and the one who has done most to make lt what It 15 Mr Porter Mr King then gave an interesting talk on Anmstlce Day Mr Lundm lntroduced Mr Porter who amu ed the crowd wlth a few Jokes and aylngs that defined Garlields Splflt Page Twenty s 1 ......,,,, ,,,. ,,.,.....,,,,.r..,............,,....,..,.,.....,...,...........,......, ' - - MR. CUNNINGHAM ......,,...,,t,,t ,,,,t,,...,,t..,.., ,...,.,.......,,.., ...,.....t,.,,,....,... ,,...,...., .,...,,t, ,,,.,. . . A d vi s er 7 . . , , . . . . . U 7 7 U : . S . . S 7 7 ' ' 64 77 ' ' 7 7 7 7 7 46 7 77 Q 5, ' ' 66 ' 77 . 7 7 ' G6 ' ' 77 ' 7 7 ' 7 7 Q ' U7 7 . . Q . . . , .. . S . , . . .

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Another 3CtlV1fy outdomg the Father and Son banquet 1n excltement although affectmg fewer boys was the trlp mto the mountams February 27 the Group of boys wxth Mr Cunnm ham lVlr Brlgham and Wr Charles as leaders left Seattle for Rockdale Tuesday noon the twenty one boys reached the town and then they went to a deserted mlnlng camp whlch was the1r headquarters As oon as camp was made the boys were dlV1dCd mto three groups After the d1v1s1on the boys were allowed to choose thelr beds ThlS was a blg scramble The boys Clllnbed to Lodge Lake and from there they went to the Vlountalneers Snoqualmle Cabln Here the boys ate lunch and vt lted wnth the mountalneers In charge of the cabln Thursday the boys used thelr snow hoes on the hlke to the summlt a dlstance of four and a half mlles Many a TIVCTY lnctdent helped to brlghten the tr1p one of whlch was a smpe hunt For further lnformatlon concernlng this ask Allen Calkm Frlday was spent 1n and about camp After the fourth meal the boys broke camp and started for the statlon They arrn ed at Seattle about 9 30 p m Frxday Frlday February 16 the boys had a llVCly mxxer Mr Cunnln ham dubbed Blll Wark Master of Ceremon1es and the show started As a curtam ralser the Glee Club ana two popular songs Then the fun began Tubby LEWIS Joe McCuern and RllChlC Smxth furnlshed some excltement Each was eated on a klddte car placed at the top of an lncllne When they were about three fourths of the way down they took a splll The mlxer could not be completed wlthout muslc so the Jazz band made up of Stewle Flsken O Nell Gawn Graham Smlth and Allan Thompson ,played that wonderful plece called Pullman Porter Blues The sack race made a blg h1t The boys who were chosen had their feet placed ln a ack and then they were blmdfolded They were then told to take three jumps and lt down Thls IS where thes met thelr Waterloo When they sat down they sat 1n a pan of water Thls was almo t dtsastrous to Haney Barra ar When Ralph Hopper ets on a horse there ls ll0thlIl for It to do but behave So lt was w1th the hor e at the mnrer It could not throw that well known broncho buster' V ' ' The jazz band agam played the eats were serxed and all the boys left happy Page Twulry u I 7 1 , . O' U' 7 ' U 7 ' l . . , . . . . . ' S -. , t . S Q . . . . . , . 3 - . , . - . . . . . U , , . . D ' - ' s 0' ' s . . SC 75 ' C5 ' ' 99 ' ' 7 T Y - V ' ' . ' 9 ,, . ,, . , . v. . . 7 7 , ' 66 sv ' s ' . . . . . 44 . 91 s . ' . . 5 . Y Q U . D U' ' U' , C - . C . s A . - 7 7 , . .ugh