Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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E. E. Hanselman, Vice-Principal WHEN THERE ARE almosf 'rwo ihousand siudenfs in a school, capable supervision is essenfial if +he various siuclenf relarionships are To func+ion smoo+hly. The principal and vice-principal musl be men of vision, with a clear underslancling of high school sludenrs. Garfield is forlunale in having al lhe head of iis organizafion Mr. Porier as principal, and Mr. Hanselman as vice-principal. Since nineleen 'rwenry-six, when he began fo serve lhe school in ihis capacily, Jrhe consisrenr and unfiring work of Mr. Hanselman as vice-principal has been commendable. Because his work fouches upon problems involving such malriers as programs, aHendance. and early dismissals, he comes in conlacl during 'fhe year wi+h lhe maiori+y of 'fhe sludenls. His fairness and imparlialify are genuinely respecled. Wifhoui Mr. Hanselman Garfield would be lacking somelhing vilal To i'rs organizaiion. l 7

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sl 9 Kgs? , say sy,-sfy-15, sw: xsssX,, if osx siurp fwsx- G. N. PorTer, Principo ONLY THOSE PEOPLE who hove lived in The Pocific NorThwesT Tor o period of yecirscon opprecioTe The vosTness oT The counTry, iTs obundonT resources, ond iTs morvelous beouTy. Here noTure inspires her children To nolole living. As we liTT up our eyes To The hills our bodies puIsoTe wiTh vigor, our minds reoch ouT To The inTiniTe, our senses oT The loeouTiTul ore soTisTied wiTh delighT. The Arrow TypiTies This lond oT delighT. Our hecirTs beoT quicker, os They recoill our Triumphs, our sTruggles To live worThily ond loeouTiTully, ond The wec:lTh oT opporTuniTy in The communiTy known os GorTield High School. I6

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Margaref Brown Rufh Hyde ACROSS THE COUNTER of fhe office, sfudenfs, feachers, and oufsiders confacf fhe aalrninisfrafion in business affairs. Here such rnaffers as sfudenf enrollmenf, affendance, programs, messages, demerifs, and grades are checked. Daily absence bullefins and morning nofices are compiled, n1in1eographecl, and disfribufed from fhe office. Here is cenfered fhe Garfield felephone exchange, which keeps fhe finger of fhe adrninisfrafion on fhe pulse of school affairs. Miss Rufh Hyde, who hos been an office clerk af Garfield for eighf years, heads fhe office personnel, ably assisfed by Miss Mar- garef Brown and girl sfudenfs who spend an hour a day gaining clerical experience. Effi- ciency, speed, and cooperafion are oufsfand- ing feafures of fhe work of fhis sfaff. Thus fhe office mainfains order wifhouf confusion: oper- afion wifhouf wasfe.