Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Departments of Facult J GEORGE N. Po1e'r12R4, I rizzcipal E. E. LTANSELMAN, Vicf'-P1'i11cz'fmI ENGLISH Mary E. Mlalters, Head of Department Howard M. Brier Ruth Isaacs Louise K. Pugh Elizabeth Dearborn Melcena Knettle May Randall Mary Ethel Dixon Edith McIntosh Marie S. Saeman Dorothy Gibbon Anne Pugh Aletha Thompson Margaret Hall SCIENCE George S. VYilson, Head of Department Leslie Johnson Martha Johnson Marion Thomson A. L. Schmalle MATHEMATICS Merriam, Head of Department Catherine Buckley Mary Ellen Field L. C. IXlcCurry Ida R. Charroin Harold Jeffery E. E. Hanselman Clifton Smith HISTORY Ethel Way Anderson L. E. Bashore Kirk Baxter Leon H. Brigham Esther S. Atwood Iosepha Burns Mary Knight, Head of Department Gertrude Hoppock Nancy E. Jones LANGUAGE Mary Groves Laura Hollingshead COMMERCIAL Martha Law Henry Peters Ferne Thomas Florence Vtfelts Caroline Ogden Anna Pelton Ernest VVhite, Head of Department Margaret Aeils Emma Bird Marietta Edwards Kirk Baxter Jean Burns H. B. Cunningham Parker Cook Hermina Biba Genevieve Geiger Mrs. Cowell Mrs. Head X221 Marie Lappenbusch Ruth Moore Flora L. Nadeau Earl T. Whitsoxi PHYSICAL EDUCATION Luther More Eva Iurgensohn HOME ECONOMICS Pearl VVhitmore Susan Edith Campbell Jean Hunt Faith Cowell INDUSTRIAL ARTS Charles Greer MUSIC ART AND DESIGN Amy Brown LIBRARY Charles Simmons Milford Kingsbury Ethelyne Head CAMERA SIIY TEACHERS Miss Hall Mr. Kingsbury Mr. McCurry

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aft E241 DARROCH CROOKES Prcndczzt PHILIP HILDITCH Vit'e-Prc'sidcnt ALICE CRUEGER SCi7I'L'l'f17'j' LAVINA DAR ROCH Treasiz Ver MRS. EDWARDS Adviser' MISS ANNE PUGH A dr 'ixel' The Senior Class Ahoy there! The ship of '31 pulls slowly into port, with Mrs. Edwards, class adviser, still at the lookout. Captain Darroch Crookes has piloted his vessel well, and the first mates, Alice Crueger and Lavina Darroch, have assisted nobly. In the ship's log there is a long record of events in which the passengers participated. Among them, the Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Night, Opera, Funfest, and lastly Commencement. Not- withstanding bad storms, the craft proved sea- worthy. The crew, composed of brawny athletes, stuck by the ship to the end. - The passengers and crew of the HSS. '31 ex- tend a hearty vote of thanks to the advisers of the Senior Class, and Boys' and Girls' Clubs, who have done much to make the trip a safe one. As the ship docks, Mr. Porter greets the returning voyagers, who dread the parting and realize how much his good wishes have meant to the success of the trip. And so the Seniors scramble madly for dry land, glad their long journey is over.