Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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I V I Seniors

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From the highest step of high school life the Sen- iors survey that new and larger world which will soon test their worth.

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SENIORS ANDREW I-IILEN PresidenT WILLIAM MILLINGTON SecreTary MISS WELTS Adviser I 4 1 . - N.'JV. , , , T i' The Senior Class MAX KROM Vice-Presidenf JOE ISRAEL Treasurer MISS THOMAS Adviser A new diary is opening. The old is Tilled wiTh pIeasanT school memories: iTs closing paragraph rings wiTh a TriumphanT noTe. In various ways The Senior class has played a'greaT parT in 24 keeping The ball oT enThusiasm and acTiviTy rolling along srnooThIy. The mosT imporTanT achievemenT oT This year, The STamp Plan, was launched by Mr. PorTer and successTuIIy carried ouT wiTh The help oT Senior leaders. Senior represenTaTion in The I-Ionor SocieTy was greaTer Than ever IoeTore. Senior NighT heads The IisT oT coIorTuI and sparkling perTormances. The FunTesT and The Opera were oTher rnaior producTions in which The class was ouTsTanding. Miss Thomas and Miss Welfs careTuIIy guided The way up The sTairway oT achievement They and Mr. PorTer were insTrumenTaI in inspiring The class To gain The Top sTep in a commendable man- ner. I'IearTiesT Thanks are exTended To Them. The class oT '32 moves on To malce room Tor successors. In leav- ing, The Seniors hope ThaT Their Tollowers Tind ThaT sTep as enioy- able and proTiTabIe as They have.