Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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MARY BANNICK STAN G-OULTER MISS AEILS MISS LAW seniors PresidenT Adviser Adviser BOB NEUPERT, Vice-PresidenT I-IE class oT I933 has reached The end oT iTs quesT and leaves behind a record oT achieve- menT which can compare Tavorably wiTh ThaT oT oTher classes. The Senior class has proved iTseIT capable boTh oT leading and following. ITs members have Tilled all The oTTices oT The Boys' and Girls' Clubs, a maior- iTy oT The commiTTee chairmanships, and mosT oT The imporTanT posiTions on The Messenger and The Arrow. IT has made iTs influence TeIT in The various clubs, in The ChrisTmas Play and The I:unTesT, having conTribuTed maTeriaIIy To The success oT These Two producTions. ITs aThIeTic presTige can be suTTicienTIy appreciaTed only when one considers ThaT Twelve oT The TwenTy members oT This year's championship TooTbaII Team were Seniors. To The class oT I933 goes The crediT Tor The briIIianT presenTaTion of Senior NighT, a highIighT in The sTage hisTory oT GarTieIcI. The TenTh graduaTing class in The hisTory oT This school, having done iTs uTmosT Toward preserving and sTrengThening The TradiTions oT GarTieId, yields iTs place wiTh a Teeling oT saTisTacTion To The class oT I934. 24

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS MORETON SMITH JAMES MOCERI SaluTaTorian ValedicTorian SAN GOULTER ANN G-ALBRAITH ROBERT PETRY RAY ODOM HE mosT ouTsTanding evenT oT The enTire high school course is Commence-menT NighT, spon- sored by The graduaTing sTudenTs and TeaTur- ing six speeches made by members oT The Senior class. lT is cusTomary ThaT The TirsT and second ranking sTudenTs in The Honor SocieTy be chosen as vale- dicTorian and saluTaTorian respecTively. The Senior class elecTs Two Honor SocieTy members as speakers: This year They were STan GoulTer and Ann GalbraiTh. Choosing Trom The graduaTing class aT large, The TaculTy appoinTed RoberT PeTry and Ray Cdom as speakers. The orchesTra played as an overTure Zampa, by Herald, and wiTh Rosaline Freeman as soloisT, rendered The ConcerTo No. l in G Minor Tor Piano, by Mendelssohn. MoreTon SmiTh, The saluTa- Torian, spoke on A CenTry oT Progress. OTher speeches were A Young Man Looks OuT Gver The World by STan GoulTer, The SeaTTle ArT Museum by Ann GalbraiTh, The ConsTiTuTion, A Living Organ oT GovernmenT by RoberT PeTry, and The George WashingTon oT China by Ray Odom. WiTh The close oT James Moceri's valedicTory address, The Unknown American, The class oT T933 closed one more chapTer in iTs hisTory. 25 seniors