Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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9 r SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Otis Lamson, Serretnryg Paula Barton, President, Second Senws ferg Miss Ilollirzgslwad, Aflvisvrg Eileen Brandt. Trensurerg Miss Bird, Adviser: .Allzsmnlvv Geoffrey Hvnlh, President, First Sernvster 28

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COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS--'Frou' Row: Dorothea Kirsten, Jeannette Horozulz qetond Row: Melvin Oserun, Holt Graham. Third Row: Augusta Davis. Art Bateman lg 6 EMBERS of the class of 1935 approach graduation with sincere regret that their last year at Garfield is drawing to a close. During the years since their entrance as freshmen the members of the Senior Class have benefited greatly by partlclpa lion in the activities and traditions that are distinctly character istic of Garfield. Friendship, cooperation, and the sympathetic guidance of Miss Bird and Miss Hollingshead, class advisers. made these years happy ones. With the rank of seniors came the responsibilities of leader ship, which the class assumed with ease and efliciencyg for lts members had previously entered into all of the numerous school activities to an exceptional degree, thereby gaining the experience and spirit desirable for their duties as seniors. Un the athletu teams. on the staffs of the literary productions, in the easts of the school dramatic presentations, in the offices of student leadership in the Boys' and Girls' Clubs, the seniors have this year led the school to success. Scholastically, too, the class has a fine record, many of its members having worn Honor Society pins since their sophomore year. The class has left its mark on many phases of school life the Parent-Teacher Association dances have become popular and ale fulfilling the purpose for which they were introduced: the Bull dog Ski Club has this year, under the leadership of seniors, made skiing an important school sport and desirable social activity Individually, the members of the class have had a keen reall zation of their good fortune in spending four such important and beneficial years of their lives at Garfield. 29