Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1937 volume:

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Smce that Exme , scX'xooX- spkdteci students have deemed o covef one operfmg secixon 'm the Sched cdefs. Xt hos been the pf'xv'xX ege og the Pxffow stogf og X937 to make thot vxfxsh 0 feoxdty. PEYQSONNEL BEHIND THE SCENES of Go:-field's siudeni body works Hwe personnel siofi, iis fosk be- ing Hwe consrruciion of ci secfion which, like Q gigonfic olburn, records 'rhe huge iomily of foculfy ond srudenis enroiled here. H is o dignified secfion, enlivened by o few feoiure poges ond on occosionol Hired snopshof. W 49 m r . I , f, Mm X W Q y f ffl, K I 937 VX? X? PXX, MESS P152 'X YXPXS BEER XNXERESTXN6 Xa vlakrjo We qXov4W ana aeveXopmenX ofx We ' We sevenkeen gears oi GavX'xeXa YXXQXX Sc,XXooXs eixskence. X vecaXX We Xfxcfn a qcaup afx Xveshmev Xa We spdnq ofa Xq'7.X asv-ea MXN avmuaX.X vepXxea WaX Were was no reason XNN Weq ' ienaea Ro 'oe o'S xoene's'XX 'io We 'msX'xXuX'xon vie Nvow mag Xofmq snfXXe-3 because 0X Xeme our amXuaX, Xouk X see dxkkon. 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Weq vecewe evkvemekg voXuoxoXe evqpevkenc, oWYxc,e Xvdxvfmq. n Y uc- ofx We E We one o ' W Wxs e m 19 fHEU LIU 37 EMMA BIRD-CommercioI MAE BLOSS-Commercial HOWARD BRIER-English LEON H. BRIGHAM-Hisfory AMY BROWN-Ari CATHERINE BUCKLEY- Mofhemofics JEAN BU RNS- Home Economics JOSEPHA BU RNS-Lcnguoge EDITH CAMPBELL- Home Economics IDA CHARROIN- Mclfhemciics PARKER COOK-Music H. B. CUNNINGHAM- Indusiriol Arfs ELIZABETH DEARBORN English MARY ELLEN FIELD- Muihemcfics DOROTHY GIBBON-English VIRGINIA GRAY-English CHARLES GREER- Indusfriol Arfs MARY GROVES-Language EMILIE HENSEL--Engiish GERTRUDE HOPPOCK- Hisfory SV . K 31 JEAN AARON- English ETHEL W. ANDERSON Hisfory KIRK BAXTER- Hisiory HERMINA BIBA- Arf Deporfmen? FACULTY BETTY JEFFERS-English HAROLD JEFFERY- Mafhemafics EMILY JOHNSON- Physical Education LESLIE JOHNSON-Science MARTHA JOH NSON- Science NANCY JONES-Hasfofy EVA JURGENSOHN- Physical Educafion ROY D. KELLOGG- Indusfriol Arfs MILFORD KINGSBU RY- Science LUCILLE KINKADE-Librarian HOMER KNIGHT-Hisfory MARIE J. LAPPENBUSCH- Commercial MARTHA LAW-Hisfory ELEANOR LOUGHEAD- Commercial EDITH MC INTOSH-English S L. MERRIAM-Mafhemoiics JULIA METZ-I-Iisfory RUTH B. MORE-Commercial LUTHER MORE- Physical Educafion CAROLYN OGDEN- Laquage DONALD HOYT- Music JEAN H U NT- Home Economics RUTH ISAACS- English ISABELLA JACK- English V. OLMSTEAD Language ANNA PELTON Language HENRY W. PETERS- Hisfory HORACE W. PORT- Commercial FAC U LTY ANNE C. PUGH-Language LOUISE K. PUGH--English JOHN R. RUSHING- Mofhemofics MARIE C. SAEMAN-English A. L. SCHMALLE--Science ELIZABETH SCHOEPPEL- I-Iisfory MARGARET SCHWARTZ- Commercial HELEN SH ELTON-English CHARLES SIMMONS- Indusfriol Arfs VERNE P. SKINNER-English CLIFTON SMITH- Mofhemofics JOHANNA STRATE-EnqIish SYLVIA STUB-Language ALETHA THOMPSON-English MARION THOMSON-Science MARY E. WALTERS-English JESSIE WARREN-I'IISIory FLORENCE WELTS-I-Iisfory EARL T. WHITSON- CommercIcI GEORGE S. WI LSON-Science S-S-S-S CLASS ROOM IHISTGRY 'ATHLETICS ILANGUAGE Mag ruder, Muzzy, Wesf Oul, Mem Senor 22 SCEN ES OMUSIC I LIBRARY CART . . . And H Comes Om' H ,23 Au-+-I-Chok Anvnl Cholus CLASS ROOM O SCIENCE O LITERATURE I SHOP SDH 2-Na gcoz cw H35jing 24 SCENES CTYPING C CLOTHING I MATHEMATICS SH-Down SIroIf.e Angling K ep g TI1 I SHI I1 XXXXXXQ 1 xxxxxxl i XXXXXXK SENIOQ GFFICEPS XXXXXXX Jerry Leshgold, vice-presldenf: Bob Friedman, secrefory-freasurer: Arfhur Taylor president' SCHOOL lS OU Vkwifh fhese words ringing out fhe doors of Garheld bursf open. Sfreams of excifed sfudenfs pour forfh info fhe warm sunshine of o June day, infenf on plans for an evenfful summer. However, he Seniors of 1937 lag behind a liffle. Halls, once Hlled wifh laughing sfudenfs hurrying fo class, are now empfy. Business-like voices no longer come from fhe Boys' and Girls' Club ofhces where fhe Seniors, holding all major ofhces, efhcienlly managed Miss Mclnfosh H79 fwo huge 0 Q0f7lfOll0l7s. Miss Schoeppel Adviser How sfrange if seems fo Hnd fhe greaf audiforium Adviser so deserfed and silenf, hlled only wifh fhe echoes and ' memories of fhe many imporfonf evenfs of fhe year! Here were held fhe huge foofball rallies fo cheer on fhe vicforious reams on which many prominenf Seniors played. Here also were disfribufed fhe Honor Sociefy pins, anofher fype of vicfoiy, fo an impressive number of fhe graduafing class. Each or' fhe blank rows of seals was hlled wifh an enfhusiasfic audience wher- fhe Senior Nighf producfion was presenfed. Finally, fhe Seniors played fheir lasf parfs on fhis sfage on Commencemenf Night when fhey received fheir diplo- mas, fhe symbol of four years of accomplishment Lingering Seniors, Hlled wifh regref mingled wifh eagerness for fhe fufure, slowly descend fhe worn sfeps, fo false fheir places in Sarheld hisfory as fhe Alumni of '37, 27 ARENA, JOHN W.-President, Harmonica Club, Building Commit- tee. ARENSBERG, LOUIS B.-Honor Society, Roll Representative, Funfest, Opera. ARMSTRONG, BETTY-Grounds Committee, Messenger Staff, Honor Society, Roll Representative, Midwinter Concert, All-City High School Orchestra. ARNOLD, HERBERT L., JR.-Building, Entertainment Committees. ASABA, CHIYO-Alter School Sports. ASTORP, WALBERG BALL, ANNIE-Girls' Trattic, Make-Up Committees, Roll Represen- tative, Funtest. BALL, GLADYS-Traffic, Make-Up Committees, Messenger Staff. BALLARD, NEIL-Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Ski, Stamp Clubs, Advisory Board, Athletic, Publicity Committees, Business Man- ager, Arrow, Quill and Scroll, President, Honor Society, Roll Representative. ABOLOFIA, HARRY-Track, Stage Design. ABRAMS, DAVE-Intramural Sports, Freshman Football, Track and Baseball Manager, Vocational, Special Committees. ADAMS, LA PREAL-Writers', Debate Clubs, President, Open Forum Club, Honor Society, Funtest, Senior Night. AGNEW, JEAN-Writers', Ski Clubs, Social Service, Stamp, Scrap- book Committees, Messenger Staff, Midwinter Concert, Fun- fest, Senior Night, Opera. AHRONI, CHARLOTTE ALLSWORTH, LOWELL-Radio Club. ALTABET, SAM-Opera. ANDERSON, A. ROBERT-Sophomore, Second Team, Intramural Bas- ketball, Photography, Ski Clubs, Bleacher, Publicity, Stamp Committees, Messenger Statt. ANDERSON, JANE-Girls' Club Cabinet, Shakespearean Contest. ANDREWS, MELVERNA-Stamp Club, Honor Society. ANGEL, LENORE-,After School Sports, Big G , Speakers' Clubs. ARASE, MARGARET-Honor Society, Roll Representative, Nurse's Attendant. BALTZER, EILEEN-Entertainment Committee: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Library Assistant: Christmas Night. BANNlCK, BARBARA-Advisory Board: Friendship Committee: Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Funfest. BASE, MAXINE-Assembly Committee: Christmas Night: Funfest: Sen- ior Night. BATEMAN, MARCUS MORTON-Open Forum Club: Debate Team: Stamp, Library Committees: Roll Representative. BEARDSLEY, BETTE-Ski, Writers', Science Clubs: Advisory Board: Friendship Committee: Personnel Editor, Arrow: Honor Soci- ety: Funfest: Senior Night. BEBEE, ROBERT C, BECKER, BETTY-After School Sports: Friendship, Scrap Book Com' mittees: Roll Representative. BECKER, NADINE-Lunchroom, Grounds Committees: Messenger Staff: Funfest. BEHAR, JACOB-Honor Society. BELL, RALPH-Open Forum Club: Ticket Committee: Messenger Staff: Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Funtest. BELLAMY, WILLIAM ROBERT-Second Team Track: First Team Basket- ball: Stamp Club: Vice-President, Boys' Club: Vice-President, Freshman Class: Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class: Advisv ory Board: Inter-School Council: Ticket Committee: Chairman, Stamp Committee: Honor Society: Roll Representative. BENAROYA, ROSIE-Big G Club: P. T. A. Dance, Girls' Traffic, Friendship Committees: Roll Representative: Funtest. l BENYON, LILY-Roll Representative: Midwinter Concert: Funtest: Senior Night: Opera. BERG, ANITA LORRAINE BERG, LOUISE BILKOV, ELIZABETH--Nonette: Midwinter Concert: Funtest: Senior Night: Opera. BLACK, ED BLACKWELL, ROBERT-Freshman Basketball: First Team Basketball: Second Team Football: First Team Track: Opera: Funtest. BLYE, NORMAN-Tumbling Team: Funtest: Opera. BODLEY, GRACE VIRGINIA-After School Sports: Big G Club: Roll Representative: Honor Society: Messenger Staff: P. T. A. Dance Committee, BOISE, EDYTHE-Cabinet: Chairman of Ground and Building Com- mittees: Library, Luncheon, and P. T. A. Dance Committees: Shakespearean Contest: Senior Night: Messenger Staff. BURTON, JUANlCE-Funfest: Mother-Daughter Tea: Advisory Board. CALDWELL, DOROTHY-Entertainment, Friendship Committees: So- cial Welfare Chairman: Messenger Staff: Ski Club: Funfest: Senior Night: Nurse's Attendant. CALDWELL, FRANCES CALLAHAN, BILL-Roll Representative: Ski Club: Funfest, Special Committees: Honor Society: Vice-President, Science Club: Senior Night: Midwinter Concert. CALVO, BETTY--Speakers' Club: Funfest: Opera. CAPLAN, GLADYS-Honor Society: Funfest: Senior Night: Opera: Vice'President, Minute Men: Secretary, Debate Club: Open Forum: Debate Team: Winner, Garfield Day Oratorical Con- test: Advisory Board. CAPLAN, IRWIN-Editor, Arrow: Debate Team: President, Debate Club: Art Editor, Arrow: Honor Society: Roll Representative: All-City S. A. R. Contest: Garfield Day Contest: Stage Design: Senior Night: Quill and Scroll: Entertainment Committee. CARLSON, EVELYN-Roll Representative: After School Sports: Vice' President, Big G Club: Lunchroom Committee: Messenger Staff: Honor Society. CARLSON, Lois BORAL, RICHARD WARREN-Science, Stamp, and Chess Clubs: Open Forum: Intramural Basketball: Funtest: Library Committee: Garfield Day Contest. BOWEN, DON-Stage Crew: Roll Representative: Building, Voca- tional and Special Committees. BOYD, EUG EN IA-Honor Society. BRACKETT, SALLY-Advisory Board: Stamp Committee: Arrow Cons tributor: Messenger Staff: Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Opera: Secretary, Writers' Club. BRAZIER, DONALD-Editor, Messenger: Chairman, Public Relations Committee: Lunchroom Committee: Honor Society: Roll Rep- resentative. BREEDING, LEONA-Social Service Committee: Library Attendant: After School Sports. BROCHES, lRVl NG-lntramural Athletics. BROCHES, LlLLlAN EDYTHE-Make-Up Committee: Costume Room: Writers' Club: Roll Representative. BROWN HORTON--Frosh Football: Demerit, Grounds Committees: Winner, Garfield Day Contest. BROWN MARCIA-Roll Representative: Prom, Standards, P. T. A. Dance, Grounds, Social Service Committees: Funtest. BULOW MARIAN-Messenger Staff: Ski Team: Cabinet: Friendship, Funtest, Health, Lunchroom, Prom Committees: Roll Represen- tative: Senior Night. gURNELL, JAMES-President, Stamp Club: Open Forum Club: Honor ociety. rw CASHAR, EARL CAVANAUGH BOB-Public Relations and S ecial Committees: Mes- . P senger Staff: Football Manager: Baseball. CAWLEY, DON-Roll Representative: Intramural Basketball: Ski Club: Inter-School Council: Building, Stamp, Public Relations Com- mittees: Service Roll. CHAN AGNES--Roll Re resentative' Catha Club' Funfest' Messen- , P . Y . . ger Staff: Honor Society: Girls' Club Attendant. CHAPIN BETTY R.-Friendshi and P. T. A. Committees' Bi G . P . Q Club: Stage Crew. CHEELY, LORRAINE-Stage Crew. CHERNICK, IRVING-Speakers' Club. CHERNOVE, ANNE CHINN, BETTY-Building Committee: Library Assistant: Honor Soci- ety: Funfest: Spring Matinee: Cathay Club. CLAIRE, FRANK-Stage Crew: Roll Representative. CLARKE, JERRY-President, Science Club. CODER, ELLIS LLOYD-Frosh and First Team Football: Golf: Advisory goagdg Publicity Committee: Honor Society: Doorman: Ski u . COHEN, BETTY DOVINE-Honor Society: Speakers' and Achievement Clubs: Achievement and Social Service Committees: Cabinet: Fall Matinee: Open Forum. COLE, HELEN-Roll Representative: Honor Society. COLUCCIO, ESTHER CRAIG, OLIVE CRAIG, RUSSELL-Stamp Committee. CROWDER, DICK-Entered from Pittsburgh High School: Football: Ski Club. CUNNINGHAM, TOM DAWLEY, KAY-Senior Night: Cold Committee. DAY, MARY-KAY-Nonette: Senior Night: Opera: Funfest: Midwinter Concert. DU DLEY, BOB-Honor Society: Bookroom: Second Team Baseball: Roll Representative: Speakers' Club: Secretary-Treasurer, Science Club: Fall Matinee: Photography Club: Declamatory Contest. DURKIN, BETTIE-Ski Club: Messenger Staff: Funfest. DURKIN, HELEN MARIE-Chairman, Standards Committee: Ski Club: Make-Up and Senior Prom Committees: Stage Design: Roll Representative: Cabinet: Opera: Senior Night: Midwinter Con- cert. ENG, ELLEN-Girls' Club Attendant: Art Committee: Spring Matinee: Funfest: Cathay Club. ENG, KAI WAH EYERS, PATRICIA-President, Writers' Club: Speakers' Club: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Fall Matinee: Midwinter Concert: Nonette: Honor Society: Christmas Night, FARLEY, BERNICE E.-Chairman, Library Committee: Christmas Night: Honor Roll: Roll Representative: Building and Grounds Committees: Writers' Club. FAWTHROP, HAROLD-Honor Society: Intramural Basketball: Ticket Committee: Soccer Team. . FINN, KATHLEEN-Assembly Committee: Opera: Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Funfest: Speakers' Club. oenuueen, Faso DE Leon, Ass DETWILER, ELWOOD-Advisory Board: Frosh and First Team Foot- ball: First Team Baseball: Funfest: Messenger: Roll Represen- tative: Junior-Senior Prom, Stamp, Bleacher, and Library Committees. DOBB, HERBERT DOMINGO, MIGUEL DOWNIE, ARLENE-Arrow Statt: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Opera: Stage Designs: Usher. DOWNIE, HAROLD-Frosh Football: Frosh Track: Roll Representative. DREBIN, HELEN-Speakers' Club: After School Sports. DROKER, WAYNE MYRON-Frosh Football: Publicity and Declama- tion Committees: Vice-President, Speakers' Club: Roll Repre' sjntative: Minute Men: Intramural Basketball: Spring, Fall atinee. DUBUAR, CARROLL-Stamp Club: Messenger Staff: Senior Night: Funfest: Opera: Midwinter Concert. DUBUAR, HYLAND-Funtest: Fall Matinee: Honor Roll: Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Vice-President, Open Forum Club: Demerit Committee. DUBUAR, JIM-Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Funfest: Opera: Honor Society. FISHER, HELEN-Opera: Assistant Advertising Editor, Messenger: Honor Society: Christmas Matinee: After School Sports. FISHER, JEANNE-Roll Representative: Honor Society: Usher: After School Sports: Prom Committee. FLETT, MARGARET-Funfest: Honor Society: Social Service Commit- tee: Christmas Matinee: Stamp Club. FLINT, ELINORE-Funfest: Opera: Honor Society: Roll Representative. FLYNN, ROBERT-Captain, Intramural Basketball Team. FORBES, CEClLYfSecretary, Freshman Class: Secretary, Junior Class: Honor Society: Advisory Board: Secretary, Girls' Club: Senior Night: Funtest: Radiance Roll: Prom Committee: Roll Repre- sentative: Assistant Editor, Messenger: Arrow Staff. FOSS, LENORE-Office and Library Assistant. FOULKS, EDWARD HART-Track: Chess Club: Funtest. FOXWORTH, TRAVERS-Entered from West Seattle High School: Roll Representative: Tennis. FRANCO, LEON-Honor Society. FRANCO, SARA-After School Sports: Glee Club. F-REEMASN, .:EAN-Friendship Committee: Honor Roll: After School por s. FRIEDMAN, BOB-Yell King: Secretary-Treasurer, Senior Class: Roll Representative: Funfest: Opera: Senior Night: Chairman, En- tertainment, and Lunchroom Committees: Speakers' Club. FRIEDMAN, PHILIP-Transterred from Roosevelt High School: Mes- senger Staff. FUJII, Slfklgql-Honor Society: Intramural Basketball: Sophomore Bas- et a . FUKUI, TERU KO-Honor Society. FULLENWIIDER, BEN-Roll Representative: Chairman, Building and Grounds Committees: Lunchroom, Stamp, Employment, and Vocational Committees: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Avia- tion and Ski Clubs. FU NIS, LEON-Intramural Sports. GAINES, GLORIA-Roll Representative: Funfest and Lunchroom Com- mittees: Senior Night: Opera. GALLUP, BOB-Track: Fall Matinee: Senior Night: Publicity, Enter- tainment, Demerit, Bleacher, Election, Special and Lunchroom Committees: Ski Club: Roll Representative: Sophomore Bas- ketball: Doorman. GARRETT, E. RICHARD-Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Club: First Team Track: Second Team Football: Funfest: Messen er Staff: Senior Night: Advisory Board: Chairman. Finance Committee: Roll Representative: Manager, P. T. A. Dance Committee: Door- man. GOVE, MYRTLE GREENE, ELIZABETH E.-Freshman Make-Up Committee. GREENE, WILLIAM A.-Stamp and Make-Up Committees, Chess, Chemistry, and Physics Clubs, Roll Representative. GROSS, JEAN-Treasurer, Big G Club, After School Sports, Senior Night, Fall Matinee, Make-Up Committee. HACKINEN, LEO HAGE, MARY A.--Radiance Roll, Girls' Advisory Board, Girls' Club Cabinet, Editor, Messenger, Arrow Staff, Ouill and Scroll, Roll Representative, Funfest, Senior Night Committee, Christ- mas Night, Honor Society. HANKINSON, DUKE-Roll Representative, Baseball, Funfest, Athletic, Ehilagthfopic, and Public Relations Committees, First Team cot a . HANNAY, BRUCE-Honor Society, Roll Representative, Golf, Chess, Stamp, Chemistry, and Physics Clubs. HANSEN, LOIS-Entered from Stanwood High School, Property Man' ager, Senior Night. GASPERETTI, BILL-Second Team Track, Boys' Advisory Board. GATES, CLEO-Nurse's Attendant, Grounds Committee. GELDARD, GLADYS-Opera, Funfest, Speakers' and Science Clubs, Fall Matinee, Library and P. T. A. Dance Committees, After School Sports, Midwinter Concert. GELDARD, HELEN-Speakers' Club, Honor Society, Funfest, Opera, Christmas Night, Fall Matinee, Midwinter Concert, Senior Night, Usher, and P. T. A. Committees. GENACK, BERNICE-Entered from Portland, Oregon, High School. GETTMAN, FAULINE-Funfest, Fall Matinee, After School Sports, Mother and Daughter Tea. GLANTZ, ESTHER-Senior Night, Midwinter Concert, Opera. GODDARD, BEVERLY-Entered from Highline High School, GODFREY, CAROLE-Service Honor Roll, Funfest, Make-Up Com- mittee. GOLD, HERMAN-lntramural Basketball. GOODWIN, ORA GOON, CLIFTON-Entered from Lincoln High School, Portland, Oregon. HARA, YORIYOSHI HASEGAWA, SAKIKO-Girls' Club Attendant: Nurse's Attendant: Service Honor Roll. HASSON, SAM-Frosh Track and First Team Track: Athletic Commit- tee: Football and Basketball Manager, Intramural Sports: Opera: Funtest: Roll Representative. HATCH, DOUGLAS HATHAWAY, BILL-Ski Club: Roll Representative: Special Commit- tee: Honor Society. HATHAWAY, BRUCE-Ski Club: Special and Vocational Committees. HAYMAKER, HOWARD-Messenger Staff: Roll Representative: Direct or, Senior Night: Ticket Committee. HEALD, ROBERT-Roll Representative. HELINA, BETTY-Roll Representative: After School Sports. HICKS, AGNES-Opera: Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Funtest: Friendship Committee. HILL, ELLA-Roll Representative: Honor Society: Senior Night: Opera Chairman, Funtest Committee: Funfest: Lunchroom Commit tee: Girls' Cabinet: After School Sports. HISCOCK, FRANK-Entered from Lakeside High School: Funfest Debate. HIVELY, JACK HOLEVAS, THOMAS-Library Committee: Honor Roll: Roll Represen- tative: Garfield Day Contest. HOLKE, DON-Roll Representative: Lunchroom and Stamp Commit- tees: Funfest. HOLLISCHER, JACK-Intramural Basketball: Manager, Basketball. HOLMERTZ, RUBY HOOEY, LESLIE-Honor Society: Publicity Committee. HORIUCHI, LILLIAN A.-Funfest: Roll Representative: Sophomore Commission: Honor Society. HORN, BUSTER-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Funtest: Fall Matinee: Spring Matinee: Midwinter Concert: Entertainment and Bleacher Committees. HORTON, BETTY-Friendship, Grounds, Music, and Standards Com- mittees: After School Sports: Funtest: Ski Club: Etiquette Book. JONES, BOB-Chairman, Ticket Committee: Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Speakers' Club: Junior-Senior Prom Committee: Mid- winter Concert: Fall Matinee. JONES, RUTH L.-Entered from Franklin High School. KANAREK, IRVING A.-Honor Society: Science Club: Messenger Staff. KASTRINER, GLORIA-Senior Night: Speakers' Club. KAY, HELEN-Roll Representative: Intramural Sports: Science Club. KEMP, PHYLLIS-Girls' Club Cabinet: Roll Representative: Standards, Building, and Entertainment Committees: Funtest: Ski Club. KENNEDY, G. JESS-Frosh Sports: Advisory Board: First Team Foot- ball, Basketball, and Track: Special and Athletic Committees: Roll Representative: President, Boys' Club. KENNEDY, MARGARET-Stamp Club: Health and Lunchroom Com- mittees. KERRlHARD, G. EDGAR-Stamp, Finance, and Entertainment Com- mrttees: Roll Representative: Yell Team: Ski Team: Honor Society: Messenger: Tumbling Team: Senior Night. HOSHI, SATOSHI-Assistant Editor, Messenger: Honor Society. HOULAHAN, JEAN-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Freshman Auxiliary: Junior Prom Committee: President, Writers' Club: Speakers' Club: Funfest: Manager, Midwinter Concert: Senior alight: Girls' Advisory Board: Girls' Club President: Radiance o . HUGHES, BETTY JANE-Funfest: Senior Night: Honor Society: Cab- inet: Advisory Board: Chairman, P. T. A. Dance Committee: Chairman, Usher Committee: Roll Representative: Fall Mat- inee: Messenger Staff: Ski Club. HUMMEL, MYRNA-Make-Up Committee: Roll Representative: Christ- mas Night. HUNT, PEARL-Honor Society: Funfest: Opera: Senior Night: Fall Matinee: Midwinter Concert. HUNTOON, RUTH WASDRON-Senior Prom Committee: Funtest: Senior Night: Secretary, Writers' Club: Ski Club: Friendship, Assembly, and Standards Committees: Opera. ISRAEL, LEON-Funfest: Honor Society: Opera: Photography Club. JACOBS, ABE-Roll Representative: Public Relations and Building Committees: Baseball Manager: Intramural Sports. JACOBSON, BETTY JAMES, BETTY-Roll Representative: Chairman, Social Service Com- mittee: Messenger Staff: Honor Society: Quill and Scroll: lgocitional, and Entertainment Committees: Funfest: Girls' a inet. JESPERSEN, ELIZABETH-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Building and Grounds Committees. JOHNSON, MARY LOUISE-Christmas Night: Messenger Staff: After School Sports: P. T. A. Committee. KINNEAR, MYRN--Roll Representative: lnterschool Council: Girls' Club Cabinet: Standards Committee: Funfest: Writers' Club: Secretary, Ski Club. KIRK, VIRGINIA-Opera: Funfest: Senior Night: Midwinter Concert: Music Committee. KLATZKER, FERN-Honor Society: Vocational Committee: Messenger Staff: Christmas Matinee: Librarian: After School Sports: Mid- winter Concert: Senior Night: Usher. KNOX, MARJORlE-Writers' Club: Stage Crew. KODAMA, SATORU KOIWAI, EICH I-Honor Society. KOSKI, HELEN-After School Sports: Big G Club: Honor Society: Girls' Club Cabinet: Opera: Senior Night: Funfest. KOZU, HARUKO-Honor Society: Big G Club: Roll Representative: Fall Matinee: After School Sports. KOZU, SHINJI-First Team Football. KROM, JAY W.--Frosh Football: Ski Team: Advisory Board: Roll Rep- resentative: Vocational, Employment, Entertainment, Library, and Bleacher Committees: Senior Night. KUN lYUKl, SACHIYE KURIMURA, TOSHIO-Sophomore Basketball: Intramural Sports: Honor Roll. l i KURIMURA, YOSHITO-Arrow Contributor: Messenger Staff: Intra- mural Sports: Honor Society. LAMB, HELEN LAU BSCHER, ELIZABETH-Messenger Staff: Honor Roll: Opera: Enter- tainment Committee. LEE, BETTY-Senior Night: Fall Matinee: Funfest: Social Service and Friendship Committees. LEGAZ, VIRGINIA-Funfest: Honor Society: Vice-President, Stamp Club: Roll Representative: Christmas Matinee Committee. LESHGOLD, JERRY-Vice-President, Junior and Senior Classes: Advis- ory Board: First Team Basketball and Football: Second Team Baseball: Messenger Staff: Arrow Staff: Roll Representative: Funtest: Grounds Committee. LILL, ROBERTA-Nurse's Assistant: Scrapbook and Vocational Com- mittees: Freshman Auxiliary: Sophomore Commission: Christ- mas Night. LINGER, ANTOINETTE-Advisory Board: Roll Representative: Honor Society: Messenger Staff: Stage Design: Senior Night: Open Forum: Friendship, Art, P. T. A., Building, and Demerit Com- mittees. LOBB, ALVIN-Stamp and Science Clubs: Honor Society. MARTIN, GORDON-Chess Team: Track: Honor Roll. MASUDA, KIYOKO-Honor Society: Senior Night: Girls' Club At- tendant. MATH ENY, HOWARD MATSON, M I LLARD-Intramural Sports. MCCULLOCH, RUTH-Girls' Athletic Manager: Girls' Athletic Board: Big G Club: Senior Night: Funfest: Midwinter Concert: Stage Crew: Honor Society. MCDERMOTT, JOHN-President, Freshman Class: Grounds, Program, Vocational, and Entertainment Committees: Funtest: Roll Rep- resentative: Honor Society: Messenger Staff: Arrow Contrib- utor: Ski Club. McDOWELL, JAMES-Entered trom San Diego, California: Frosh Basketball and Football: Soph Basketball and Football: Tumb- ling Team: Aviation Club: Funtest: Fall Matinee: Senior Night. MCGRATH, BUD-Frosh and First Team Football: Frosh Track: Vice- President, Sophomore Class: President, Junior Class: Chair- man, Athletic Committee: Stamp Committee: Funfest. MclNTO'3H3' DOUGLAS-Entered from Highline High School: Senior ig t. LOCKHART, VIOLET LOW, MARY-Nonette: Opera: Senior Night: Funfest: Midwinter Con- cert: Roll Representative: Personality Committee. LUM, BENJAMIN B.-Stamp and Cathay Clubs. LUNDE, MARILYN-Honor Society: Funfest: Christmas Night. MacADAM, RUTH-Christmas Matinee: Senior Night: Roll Represen- tative: Service Honor Roll: Nurse's Attendant. MACKENZIE, DORIS-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Vocational and Friendship Committees: Nonette: Opera: Funfest: Mid- winter Concert: Senior Night: Usher: Advisory Board. MAKE, LAU RA-After School Sports: Bi G Club: Advisory Board: Arrow Staff: Honor Society: Roi Representative: Usher: P. T. A. Dance Committee. MANGINI, JENNIE-Christmas Night: Funfest: Chairman, Health Committee: Social Service Committee: Girls' Club Attendant: Nurse's Attendant: Cabinet: Advisory Board. MANHOFF, GLADYS-Freshman Auxiliary: Make-Up Committee: Vice- President, Speakers' Club: Christmas Matinee: Roll Represen- tative: Honor Society: Vocational and Social Service Commit- tees: Usher. MAR, JAMES-Sophomore Basketball: Messenger Staff: Senior Pin Committee: Honor Society. MARONTATE, BILL-Stamp, Special, and Philanthropic Committees: Chairman, Building Committee: Ski Team: Roll Representative. MARSHALL, OPAL-Assembly Accompanist: Girls' Nonette: Garfield Trio: Roll Representative: Funtest: Opera: Senior Night: Fresh- man Friendship Committee. MCKNIGHT, JAMES C., JR.-Special Committee: Doorman: Messen- ger Staff. MCLELLAN, VELMA McMILLAN, KATE B. M-:ROBBIE, JOHN MENT, EDNA--Freshman Auxiliary. MILLER, EDMOND L.-Fall Matinee: Library and Stamp Committees: Roll Representative: Ski Club. MILLER, EILEEN V.-Freshman Auxiliary: Friendship Committee: After School Sports. MITSUI, SHIZUKO -- Entered from Skykomish High School: Tennis: Christmas Pageant: Senior Night. MONSEN, GERDA C.-Midwinter Concert: Senior Night. MORHAIME, ISAAC-Fresh., Soph. Intramural Basketball. MORSE, GEORGE C.-Grounds, Building, Service, and Stamp Com- mittees: Ski Club: Funfest: Track. MOYER, MARIANNA-Writers' Club: Chairman, Entertainment Com- mittee: Senior Night: Honor Society. MUKAI, MARIKO-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Funfest: Fall bflitineeg After School Sports: Open Forum: Music Chairman: s er. MURDOCH, BOB-Stamp and Building Committees: Doorman: Inter- School Council. MUTAL, HENRY-Frosh Track: Frosh and Second Team Football: Opera: Building, Philanthropic, and Entertainment Commit- tees: Doorman. MYDSKE, CARL MYERS, JEANNE S.-Senior Night: Midwinter Concert: Opera. MYERS, MARY ELLEN--Ski and Writers' Clubs: Honor Society. NAYLOR, RUTH-Senior Night: Messenger Staff: Speakers' Club. NELSON, BEATRICE-Fall Matinee: Girls' Club Attendant: After School Sports. NELSON, DICK-Track: Senior Night: Latin and Ski Clubs: Vocational Committee. OSTHOFF, ARLENE-Radiance Roll: Funfesl: Senior Nighl: Midvvinfer Concerf: Roll Represenrafive: Arrow Staff: Wrirers' Club: gag-Presidenl, Honor Society: Advisory Board: Girls' Club a inet. OZIEL, FORTUNA PARDEE, OTWAY-Frosh Football: Chess Club: Chairman, Doormen Committee. PARKER, ROLAND-Finance and Publicily Commillees: Ski and Avia- lion Clubs. PEARCE, RUTH-Advisory Board: Roll Represenlafive: Girls' Cabinel: Nonefleg Senior Nighf: Funfesr: Midwinler Concerl. PEARL, FRANCES-Cosrume Mistress: Make-Up Commillee: Slamp Club. PEARSON, CARL-Roll Represenlafive. PEHA, JOE PETERSON, FLORENCE NELSON, VIVIAN-Roll Represenlalive: Freshman Council: Afler School Sporlsg Social Service Cornmiheeg Honor Society: Nurse's Aflendanf. NEWBU RY, RAY S.-Science Club. NICHOLSON, JACK-Bookroom, Intramural Basketball: Doorman. NIELSEN, ANN-Enlered from Denmark: Speakers' Club: Fall Mal'- ineeg Library Aflendanf. NOLTE, ALlCE MAY-Opera: Funlesl: Senior Nighl: Midwinler Con- cerl: Lunchroom Commirreeg Roll Represenialive. OGDEN, FRANCES-Friendship and Social Service Commilleesg Afler School Sporlsg Girls' Club, and Nurse's Aflendanl: Service Honor Roll: Funfesl: Roll Represenralive. O'LEARY, CEClLlA ORNBERG, ADELE-Roll Represenlalive: Social Service, and Lunch- room Commirlees. ORSIN, VELDA-Senior Night: Opera: Funfesf: Messenger Slaff: Roll Represenlafive: Midwinfer Concerf. OSBORN E, THOMAS OSBUN, ROBERT-Roll Represenlalive: Minule Men: Doormen, and Bleacher Commilfees: Midwinler Concerl: Funfesl. OSEN, LLOYD-Roll Represenfalive. PETERSON, MARIAN-Office Assistant, Midwinter Concert, Assembly Committee. PETITE, IRVING-Funtest, Secretary, Honor Society, Roll Represen- tative, Senior Night, Debate, Lunchroom and Ticket Commit- tees, Open Forum, Writers' and Speakers' Clubs, West Winds Contributor. PHILBRICK, DICK-Arrow Staff, Roll Representative, Funtest, Ski and Science Clubs, Stamp, Vocational, Special, and Publicity Committees, Inter-School Council. PHINNEY, NORMA-Roll Representative, Friendship Committee, Honor Roll, Arrow Staff, Messenger Staff, Quill and Scroll, Funtest, Open Forum, Ski, and Writers' Clubs. PIGGOTT, GWEN-Assistant Editor, Arrow, Assistant Editor, Messen- ger, Girls' Cabinet, Girls' Advisory Board, Chairman Stand- ards Committee, Vocational, and Senior Pin Committees, Fun- fest, Senior Night, Quill and Scroll, Roll Representative. Pl HA, JACK-Intramural Sports. PIZZELLO, NICKY-Roll Representative, Building, and Service Com- mittees. POST, DOUGLAS-Airplane Club, Intramural Football. POWELL, RUELL B.-Stage Crew, Chairman, Special Committee, Senior Night, Aviation Club, Funfest. POWERS, CAL PRICE, HENRY-Bleachers, and Field Committees, Ski, Chemistry, and Physics Clubs. PRINCE, ROBERT-Roll Representative, Arrow Statt, Special, Lunch- room, Publicity, Vocational, and Bleacher Committees, Frosh Track, Honor Society, Science, and Stamp Clubs. I O L r i PROBERT, NEWELL PROVINE, MARYBELL-Messenger Staff, Writers', and Ski Clubs, Funfest, Senior Night, Roll Representative. OUAN, DORTHEA RALSTON, MURIEL GAIL-Roll Representative, Lunchroom, Friend- ship, and Music Committees, Shakespearean, and Health Contests. REID, EDITH-Honor Society, Library and Office Assistant, Usher, Senior Night, After School Sports, Christmas Night, Lunch- room Committee. REID, JANET REID, MELBA-Roll Representative, Open Forum, Honor Society. REX, CHARLES-Funfest. RICHARDSON, ANNALUE-Senior Night, Christmas Pageant, Speak- ers' Club, Girls' Cabinet, Chairman P. T. A. RUNOLFSON, ERNEST-Opera: Senior Night: Boys' Double Quartet. RUPP, HELEN-Quill and Scroll: Messenger Staff: Arrow Staft: Girls' Cabinet: Girls' Advisory Board: Funfest: Senior Pin, Voca- tional, and Chairman Social Service Committees. RUSSELL, RICHARD-Roll Representative. RYDEEN, ELMER-Messenger Statf: Library and Sophomore Entertain- ment Committees. SAKAI, RUTH-Roll Representative: Honor Society: Friendship Com- mittee: Funtcst. SANDELL, EDWARD--Intramural Sports: Frosh Football: Photography Club: Bleacher Committee. SANFT, BIRDIE-Christmas Night: Sefior Night: Fall Matinee: Speak- ers' Club. SANT, GENE--Opera: Funfest: Stage Crevi: Roll Representative: Frosh Basketball. SAVAGE, STANLEY-Aviation Club: Honor Society. RICHLEN, DAVE RISER, SIDNEY-Frosh and First Team Football: Frosh and Soph Bas- ketball: First Team Baseball: Boys' Advisory Board: Roll Rep- resentative: Funfest. ROBBINS, MARGARET ROBERTS, MYRTLE-Honor Society: Messenger Staff: Grounds Com' mittee: Office Assistant: After School Sports. ROBERTSON, EDGELL-President, Chess Club: Science Club: Track: Christmas Night: Program Committee: Ski Club. ROBERTSON, EDWARD-Tennis: Stamp Committee: Roll Represene tative: Ski Club: Intramural Sports. ROGERS, NEDRA HELEN-Entered from Colfax High School. ROMEY, DAVID-Messenger Staff: Opera: Roll Representative: Honor Society. ROSE, CLARA-Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Funfest: Roll Repre- sentative: Chairman, Music Committee: Girls' Cabinet: Opera. ROSE, JANET-Roll Representative: Usher: Messenger Staff: Writers Club: Funfest: Senior Night: Christmas Matinee: Honor Soci- ety: Girls' Club Attendant. ROY, POLLYANN-Freshman Auxiliary: Entertainment Committee' Funfest: Opera: Senior Night: Midwinter Concert. izuoism, AL i SAXE, BARBARA-Funtest: Senior Night: Fall Matinee: Messenger Staff: Standards Committee. SAYLOR, EMILIE SCHAEFER, JEAN-Honor Society. SCHEIDERICK, DOROTHY SCHMIDT, ALICE-Opera: Senior Night: Midwinter Concert. SCHULMAN, ROBERT-President, Open Forum Club: Minute Men: S. A. R. Contest. SCOVEN, LLOYD-Roll Representative: Chemistry Club: Vocational, and Building Committees. SEIDENBERG, GLADYS-Entered from Taylor High School, Los Angeles. SEIDENBERG, MILTON-Fresh and First Team Track: Philanthropic Committee, SEKI, FUKIKO-Honor Society: Messenger Statt. SHEEHAN, PATRICIA-Honor Society: Girls' Advisory Board: Secre- tary, All-City AdAManagers' Association: Funtest Committee: Messenger Staff: Roll Representative: Opera: Funfest: Mid- winter Concert: Senior Night. SINNOTT, ELIZABETH-Funfest: Roll Representative: Social Service, Friendship, and Standards Committees. SKEEL, JACK-Second and First Team Football. SNIVELY, BOB-Harmonica Club. SOLAM, MARY-Stamp Club: Roll Representative: Midwinter Concert. SOLIE, JANET-Honor Society: Funtest: Friendship, Social Service Committees. SPRINKLE, HAROLD F.-Baseball Manager: Stage Crew: Building Committee: Roll Representative: Senior Night: Midwinter Concert. STADLER, LOUIS-Intramural Basketball: Glee, and Ski Clubs: Roll Representative. STARRETT, JOANNE-Social Service Committee: Opera. STERLING, MARGARET-Honor Society: Make-Up Committee: Usher: Atter School Sports: Science Club: Office Assistant. STERN, SFRGNCES-Roll Representative: Honor Society: Messenger ta . TANIGUCHI, MICHIKO-Funiest: Fall and Spring Matinees: After School Sports. TASHIMBA, hMlDORl-Roll Representative: Open Forum: Christmas ig . TAYLOR, ARTHUR-Honor Society: Roll Representative: Frosh and Second Team Football: Ski Team: First Team Track: President, Sophomore Class: President, Senior Class: Boys' Advisory Board: Funfest: Health Contest: Arrow Staff. TERHUNE, KEN THOMAS, LEO THOMPSON, NEILAINE-Senior Night: Midwinter Concert. THORPE, ETHEL-Friendship, Make-Up, and Mixer Committees: Atter School Sports: Midwinter Concert: Senior Night: Opera: Fun- test: Chemistry, and Physics Clubs. TITUS, JOHN TRUESDALE, GALEN- President, Stamp Club: Vice-President, Chess Club: Public Relations, and Philanthropic Committees. STEVENS, BEVERLY-Funfest: Opera: Senior Night: Midwinter Con- cert: Girls' Cabinet: Girls' Advisory Board: Chairman, Music Committee: Roll Representative: Honor Society. STEVENSON, ROBERT DOUGLAS-Public Relations, and Ticket Com- mittees: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Intramural Bas- ketball: Stamp Club: Messenger Staff. STEWART, ELIZABETH STREETER, GEORGIA-Vice-President, Girls' Club: Girls' Advisory Board: Girls' Cabinet: Big G Club: Honor Society: Roll Representative: Atter School Sports: P. T. A. Committee. STUART, JANE-Friendship, and Vocational Committees: Chairman, Mixer Committee: Girls' Cabinet: Girls' Club Attendant: Nurse's Attendant: Senior Night: Fall Matinee: Funfest: Stage Crew: Roll Representative. SULLIVAN, JACK-Harmonica Club: Tumbling Team. SUZUKI, GEORGE SWENSON, JOHN DONALD-Tennis: Ticket, and Lunchroom Com- mittees: Messenger Statt. TAFT, MARY-Funfest: Roll Representative: Opera: Midwinter Con- cert: Senior Night: Prom Committee. TAHARA, WILLIE TAKAHASHI, KOICHI-Entered from North Kitsap Union High School: Honor Society. TALBOT, BILL-Tennis: Athletic Committee: Funfest, TSUTSUMI, TOMI TSUNEHARA, PAUL-Science, and Radio Clubs. TURNER, AARON-Sophomore Baskelball: Frosh and Second Team Foolball: Senior Night: Inframural Sporis. TYLER, ROY-Roll Represenralive: Frosh and First Team Track: Senior Night: Midwinfer Concert: Funfesf: Opera: Honor Sociefy. UNZELBZZAIL GEORGE-Honor Sociely: Roll Represenlalive: Slamp U - UYENO, AYAKO-Honor Sociely. UZIEL, STELLA-Roll Represenrafive: Honor Sociefy: Usher: Senior Nighl: Christmas Nighl: Funfesl: Opera: After School Sporls. VAN WYCK, DOROTHY- Roll Represenfaiive: Friendship, and Social Service Committees: Service Honor Roll. VARON, FRED-Frosh Foorball: Frosh and lnfrarnural Basketball: Baseball: Alhlefic, Publicify, and Prom Commillees: Roll Represenlarive. VARON, HARRY--lnframural Basketball: lnlramural Foolball: Opera. VINAL, MARIENNE-Girls' Cabinet: Honor Society: Healrh, and Friendship Commifrees: Funlesf: Chrislmas Night: Ski Club: Afler School Sporfs. VINIKOW, FREDA-Messenger Slalf: Edilor, Girls' Club Paper: Quill and Scroll: Girls' Cabinet: Make-Up Commilfee: Writers' Club: Honor Socieiy: Funlesf: Freshman Debale Team. l i l 1 WAGNER, WALLACE W.-Frosh Football: Frosh and Soph Track: One Hundred Mile Club: Track Manager: Intramural Baskefball: Sfamp Club. WALCH, OSWALD-Roll Represenlafive: Honor Sociefy: Frosh and First Team Track: Funfesl. WARD, MYRTLE-Afler School Sporls: Funfesl. WARSHAL, MARJORIE-Open Forum Club: Speakers' Club: Sland- ards Commiffee: After School Sporis: Senior Nighl. WATANABE, CHIZUKO-Honor Socieiy: Roll Represenlalive: Girls' Club Room Alfendanl. WAX, Ml NNI E-Roll Represenlafive. WAYMI-gN,HBlLL-Honor Sociefy: Roll Represenlafiveg Messenger fa . WEATHERSTON, MARY-Messenger Sraff: infer-School Council: Treasurer, Girls' Club: Girls' Advisory Board: Girls' Cabinef: Chairman, Freshman Auxiliary: Funfesr. WElNBERG, BETSY-Honor Sociely: Midwinler Concerf: Roll Repre- senfafive: Funfesr: Prom Commilree: Senior Nighf: Opera, WHYTE, KAY DELL-Honor Roll, Writers', and Science Clubs, After School Sports: Funtestg Office Assistant, Lunchroom Committee. WICKS, JUANITA-After School Sports. WILLIAMS, JAMES WILLIAMS, DOROTHY LUCILLE-After School Sports, Harmonica Club. WILLIAMS, MAXINE-Entered from Yakima High School, Chairman, Girls' Traffic Committee. WILLIAMS, TOM-Demerit Committee, Intra- mural Football and Baseball. WILLIAMSON, FRANCES-Honor Society, Art, and Assembly Committees, Funtestg Senior Night: Roll Representative, Writers' Club: Messenger Staff. WILSON, BILL-Baseball, Roll Representative, Messenger Staff. I WEINEIS, BEJFIE-Girls' Cglub Cabinet, Make-Up Committee, Roll Representative ennis. I I WEIS, EVELYN-Frosh Basketball, After School Sports, Speakers' Club. I I I I WELLS, RUTH-Entered from Cleveland High School, Seattle, Honor Society Senior Night. WEST, DORIS-Senior Ni ht: Opera, Funfestg Messenger Staff, Health Commit tee: Roll Representative, Honor Society. I I I I I . . WEST, JANET--Stamp, Entertainment, Scrapbook, Make-Up, and Etiquette Com mitteesg Opera, MFssenger Staff: Funfestg Roll Representative. I I WESTENBERG, BETTY-Malte-Up Committee, Opera. WESTENBEFG, LEROY WESTON, ROBERT-Opera, Funtest. I I W 46 WILSOINL, .LINL-Special, P. T. A. Dance, and Grounds Commilleesg Ski Team: un es . WILSON, PEGGY--Senior Nighlg Roll Represenlafiveg Opera: Funfeslg Midwinler Concert, Noneffe. WIVIOTT, EDITH-Opera: Senior Nighlg Midwinler Concerfg Honor Sociely. WOLFE, EARLINE. WORTHINGTON, BOB-Eniered from Texas Milifery lnsfiiule. WRIGHT, CHARLES--Track: lnlramural Baseball and Baskeiballg Science, and Chess Clubs: Service Honor Roll. YAMADA, HIRSHI YAMAGUCHI, NATSUKO-Freshman Council, Messenger Staff: Honor Roll. YOKOYAMA, KAZUKO-President, Big G Club: Roll Represenfaliveg Afler School Sporfsg Tumbling Team. YORITO, TSUNEKO-Big G Club: Afler School Sporfsy Midwinler Concerlg Senior Nighlg Fun- fesfg Opera: Honor Roll. YORK, MARY LOU-Speakers' Club: Honor Roll: Shakespearean Confeslg P. T. A. Dance Com- miffee. YOROZU, LILY-Roll Represenlaliveg Honor Soci- elyg Big G Club: Messenger Slaffg Arrow Sfaffg Chairman, Extension Commitieeg Friend- ship Commifieeg Girls' Cabinet Funfesf. YOSHIDA, TERUKO-Chrisfmas Nighrg Funfeslg Senior Nighf. YOSHIDA, TOSHI-Honor Sociefyg Funfesi. ZALOUDEK, TED-Honor Socieiyg Roll Represen- fafiveg Radio, Chemistry, and Physics Clubs. ZIEIAFISDKI, HELEN-Affer School Sporlsg Big G u . Miss 4 or Q class. es more crowded rfous. Juniors, as , are expecfed fo ens so flval flzey ed fo flue responsfln' ' ' lnfrusfea' fo fl: and co ' Johnson dwser JUlV!Ol? Ted Garlzorrf Secrefary-Treasurer: Bobby Wefnen Presidenf: Reidar Glbllne, Vice-Presidenf. IT MIGHT WELL be said in is flue crucial period In H7 SlUO0eS are 'nor and obl' l af flue Junior ye e scl1ool career of e Q0'f29cul22 sclvedul lgofions fnore se ' eoders of Garneld of flfe burd 0'77 fufure slzoulder ,oarf may become acc flfffes of sfudenl gove lnenf e Seniors. Posifions on flve cabrnef nynyfffees of boil: flue Boys' and Girls' are nlled 6 y Juniors who aspire fo Nl posiffons during flve nexf yea HOWGVSC despife fl: evenfs, ll7e J flzrouglz GFHCEQS Clubs 0Oll77ll7l:S' fI'O five Miss Jack ,3 Adviser e lack of leisure, flre ruslv of k uniors of 1938 managed fo con-fe willy dying colors. Tlze records of Honor Sociefy and Honor Roll slvowed flwof llvey nad nof neglecfed sfudfes wlwle ,oafffciooflng in exfrdcurrfc- ular acfiviffes. ln fact flvey found ffrne even fo carry our original ideas, suclv as a drive for belfer ' Prom o,o,oearonce and behavior. Juniors were ,orolmnenf on ll7e vrcf foofball squaaf and llvey als Inaferral for oflver for members of llze flvaf was cl onous Bulldog o provided excellenf 1773 of aflzlelrcs. lndeeof fl1e Junior Class accofnpnslzed l77UCl7 worflmflule In flvefr Hrsf year as upper- osslnen. If is will, inferesf flraf flue graduaffng class of 1937 sfeps aside fo ,oemyif flre Juniors lo false flzefr places. BASOM. BOB BATES. BETTY BEDGISOFF, VERA BELCHER, THORNTON BELLAMY. ORVILLE BERGER, MARTIN BERGLUND. RUBY BERLINER. SHIRLEY BIGELOW. DONALD BILDSOE, ARNOLD BLAKE, BERNICE BOUCAERT, VIRGINIA BOWDEN, BILL BRENNAN, MARGARET BRINKLEY. JIM BROWN. BROWN, BROWN. .JESS BROWN. BROWN ARLINE BETTY DOUG WALT ABEL. MARGARET ADATTO. LILLI ALEXANDER. CURTIS ALTABET. SOL AMYES, SEWALL ANDERSON, JAMES ANDERSON, MARILLYN ARENA. JOE ARMSTRONG, ALBERT ASH, ESTHER BABA, TASHIKO BADERMAN, MYMIE BALLARD. DOUGLAS BALLARD. JACK BARDSHAR. JANICE BARKLEY. MARY BETH BAROH, SOPHIE BARONSKY, ANNE BARTLING, BETTY BARUCH. SELMA BUHLER. FRANK BULLOCK, RUTH BUIRGERT, POLLY ANN CAHILL. DAN CAMERMAN, ELLIOTT CAMPBELL. BOB CARTER. RUTH CAUTHORN. JANE CHADWICK. MARY TYLER CHRISTENSEN. AMELIA CLINTWORTH, BOB CODER, POLLY COHEN. PHILLIP COHEN. RALPH COHN, DOROTHY COLLINS. BETTY COLUMBRO, ROSINE COPLEY. MARY COWLEY. BILL CRAIG. EVELYN CRAMER. VERA CRAWFORD, WALKER CRINEAN. NANCY CROTHERS. DOROTHY CURTIS, DEAN DAGS. BERT DAVIS. BROOKE DAVIS. NORA DECKER. BRUCE DE CLEMENTS, BARTH DENNIS, ANDY DEUTSCH. ELSIE DHUE. ALICE DOWNIE, GRACE ADELE DRAKE, LUCILLE DUKE, JOE DUNNET. DONALD DYKEMAN, LENORE EDWARDS. JUNE EDWARDS, LUCILLE C-OETZ, HARRY GOFFEE. MILDRED GOLDSTEIN.CHESTER G-OODALL. JACOUELINE GORELICK. MORRIS GRASHIN. MYER SREENBERG. ROSE GREENE. FRAUCES GRESHAM. SHIRLEY GRIFF, IRVING GRIFFIN. BILL GRISWOLD. MALCOM GUBATAYAO, TOM HAGEN. BETTY HALL, MARGARITE HALLGREN, WARREN HAM. FRANCES HAM. STAN HANKS, ELAINE HARPER. FRANCEL ELLIS, BARBARA ELLISON, BERYL ENDO. JEAN ESKENAZI. SALLY FAGAN. KEN FALLON. BARBARA FEINBERG, MARJORIE FELLOWS. JAMES FISSE. DAVE FLEMING, DAVE FOSS, FLORENCE FREEMAN, VIRGINIA FRINI4. ALICE FUJII. JOE GARHART, TED GASTON. HELEN GATCHET. JOHN GEORGE. DICK GJOLME. REIDAR GLAZER. SHIRLEY HARRISON. BARBARA HART. BOB HART. JOE HASSON. JOE HATCH. EUGENE HAYAKAWA. GEORGE HEMION. BOB HENEHAN. ULIC HENSHAW. BOB HERALD. CHARLES HERSH, GERTRUDE HOOKER. SHIRLEY HORIUCHI. HAROLD HORRIGAN. KAY HOYT. CAROLINE HUNT. GERALDINE HUTCHINS. BARBARA HUTCHISON. MARY JANE IKOME. BETTY IMPSON. WELLS INNIS. SLADE INOUYE, MARTHA ISRAEL. ALBERT ISRAEL. MOLLY K. ISRAEL. MORRIS IVES, BOB JACOBSON. AILLEEN JACOBUCCI. GEORGE JAFFE. BERNARD JAFFE. ETHEL JAHN. ED JENKINS. JOYCE JENSEN. ANN JENSEN. JEANETTE JOHNSON. ESTHER JOHNSON. ROY JOHNSON. YERDA JOHNSTON. JAMES JOINER.JANE JUDY. DON LAMSON. ARMENE LANKFORD. RALPH LARSON, BILL LAUCH, MARGARET LAZOFE. ANNE LEON. LILA LEOPOLD. FERN LESCHER. RUTH LESCHER, VIVIAN LEWIS. BILL LEWIS. LEE LEWIS. MILTON LITTLE. ROBERT LORENZEN. PATRICIA MAC ADAM. GEORGIA MACK, EGIL MAKINO. WILLIAM MARTIN. DAVID MARTIN. ELIZABETH MASSA. MIKE KAMIHOFF. MAX KANAZAWA. MARY KARCH, MORRIS KAWAKAMI, IWAO KAWAYUCHI. MARY KAY. JOY KELLS, MARGARET KELLS, MILTON KETCHAM, KATHERINE KIMURA. MASAKO KING, MILDRED KLAPISCI-I. JACQUES KNIGHT, EVELYN KOSKI. LEONA KRIEGER. BOB KRISTOFERSON, AUGUST KUDO, HIROKO KUMMER. BOB LA MAR. KENNETH LAMPING. BARBARA MASON, BEN MATHIES. MARJORIE MAWER. ELSIE MC AVOY. MARJORY MC COY. PHYLIS MC DONALD. BETTY MC SEE. ROBERT MC SEE. VERNITA MC KENZIE, JEAN MIDDLETON, GLADYS MILES, JANE MILLER, JAY MITCHELL, BETTY MIYAGAWA, MIYO MOCHIZU KI. KIYOTO MOZZONE, MANO MOONEY. BOB MULLEN. NANCY MULVIHILL. FRANCES MURPHY. JIM MURPHY. PAT MURPHY, VERNITA MYDSKE. JOHN NEUNER, RUDY NEY, MARGARET NIELSON.JO ANN NISHIMURA, TOSHIYUKI NOVAK. FRANCES OAKLEY. WARREN ODMAN, BILL ODOM, JIM OGASAWARA, TERUKO OGISHIMA. JOHN OJALVO. MATILDA ORSIN, GLORIA owmes, PAT I PARKER, CLAUDEJR. PARKER. SAM ' PARKER. VELMA PASS, MARGIE REYNOLDS. BETTY JEAN REYNOLDS, CHARLES REYNOLDS, NAOMI RICE, KATHRYN RICKLES, NORMAN RIDOUT. BETTY RILEY, PATTY ROBERTS, MARIAN ROMANO, ROSE ROONEY, JACK ROSELLI. GERRY SAKAI. ESTHER SCHARHON. AZARIA SCHULTZ. GURLI SCOTT, MARILYN SEIDENVERG. ANITA SEIDENVERG, LOUIS SEN DA, TOSHIKO SHANK, BARBARA SHAW, CONNIE PAUL, MARY PAULINE, HELEN PEARCE. BOB PEARL. WESLEY PEASE. BOB PEI-IA, LEON PEMBERTON. EDITH PENOR. SHIRLEY PERRY, ELEANOR PETERSON, DONALD PORAD, FLORENCE PORAD. LAURENCE PORTER, JUNE POST, JOE PRINCE, JERRY RAATZ, IRVIN6 REED, ADELE REETZ, JAMES REHBERG. ABBIE REIBSTEIN, JOEL SHEPARD. RENA SHIELDS. DOROTHY SHIGA. ANDY SHIMAHARA. WATARU SHIMANO, MIDORI SIGEL. STANLEY SIRJORD. MARIE SLATER, EVELYN SMITH. SMITH SMITH, SMITH. SMITH. SMITH ANN DWIGHT FLORA HILDA NONA JEAN SUE SNIDER. PAT SPRING. RUDY STALL, FAIRY STAMM. MIRIAM ST. CLAIR. GRACE STERN, RICHIE STICE. GLADYS STOCKLAND. ARIEL STUSSER. HODA SULMAN, STANLEY SUMMERS, ELAINE SUNDBERG. VIRGINIA SWEENEY. JOE TAKIGUCHI, HARUKO TALIAFERRO, JEANNE TARICA. BEULAH TASHIMA,YURI THAANUM. KAY THOMPSONJACK THOMPSON. JEAN TIERNEY, MARY TIMMRECK. LENORE TOBI'N. STANLEY TOGASAKI, CHIYOKO TONGUE. PAIGE TRAVERS. MARTIN WILSON,AGATHA WILLIAMS. MARIAN WILLIAMS. MARJORIE WILLIAMS. WILMA WILLIAMSON. BERNICE WINSLOW, CALVIN WISE. NANCY ANN WOO, EDWIN WOO. LORRAINE WOODS. BOB WOODWARD. MARY JEAN WORTHY, DOROTHY WYLIE. DON YAMAURA. EUGENE YOSHITAKE, FLORENCE YOUNG, WILLIAM YUEN. MABEL ZEIDMAN. JEROME ZEMPEL. ZONA ZETIN. RUTH TRULSON. MARIE TSUTSUMI, SUE TURNER. MARION UCHIDA, KIMIMOTO UZIEL, BECKY VAN DE KANT. AUDREY VARON. AL WALKER, CLARA WALL. LENA WALLACE, JERRY WALTERS. ESTHER WARD, BILL WATKINS, BARBARA WATSON, CAL WAYMIRE. JACK WEINER. BOBBY WEINSTEIN. HAL WEST. HAROLD WHITSON, EMILY WIDDOP, VIC PW. qo Xoxg o xovkcvi. TXAQQQ YNGRQ FND SkooX gfxqeons. 'We QY svlxmmm xnoXe. Wok-house Yxonexfs. Emplfxes. 'Nos o c,ooXd dog. -- f-R :za fray .K 1 'Eg X ', ,N is X, x I - if wg 1 4 A i -f 53,1 x- L f ' , ,Q -. Snow xovowk SCDDHO If x . .HW boluly n fhon ,fffhg fb lion Harold Gfblnye, wce-presr'denf.' Peorce Smfflv, president' Rfclvoro' BGFUSIQ secrefory-freosurer. SOPHOMORES ,oro less recognfflo lf 1:5 f' WOl'A l7 Ony of of fn for ' U order on lzer class In sclvool Perlvops ey slvould flzus sf7enfly loy o fo Junror ond Senior yeors, wlvfl ,operclossnven ore nolo9n9 fne Many Q Soplzonyor oflvle ffl: record Boll Miss Bibo Adwker FHCEQS undo e flve spofn' e boy lv forlz' lboskef nu presenfk glvf. Qs oul rfnself f Boll nyoelis of ' e . I f or yeo' ond f flusfw ' nfnusro ' up 0 ,oof rs fo co rock f Ol fly y S sffc plo Gornel enflol fne. Tn eofns lv oplvonv yers ,or d feonv So e foof ove wel ores. Su ofnfse '77 s In flze ,olvonyore selve Cofned ch nord lz' ony 'no fufure s, boflv 6 s copobl COf77 - lfflrl re cnc ' oyso e of nyfffee O . . f77,o1onsl7 ' nd girls corryfn Work C fl V1 lies f . M135 A. Pugl7 Adwlver 'P . lvove proved flvenr 9 on Boys' ond Girls' Club , sclvoolproducflons, debofe ond oflzer during flze nexf fwo yeors. More In-,,oo1'fonf s rll Sopnomores consfffufe fne lorgesf group of ony closs rn flze Honor Socrefy. No one nos fo loolv for fo drlvcover 6 In flve Soplzonyore ronlfs. We 79' 5'o,olzonvore nvrlren ,olo ' ,orng ouf SWll7 Wlnnln uddln nd fne ying In QV FU f O g Wr'f ' roi ' g folenf '77 S7LOl'l'll7Q In flze fne orclvesfro, ond fop- n esf rlvyflvnws. We lveor of fnenv fers Club confesfs ond f77Qlill7Q off wifn orrcol Confesf prrbes. 7776 Senrom, offer viewing flze crenvf cheerful servlbe of flze ond oufside, ond oflver nnes G Soplvofnores' posf year In flu offer seeing fl: ' , groduofe, os orneldl- nofne in fnen' lv G e clos err v' ' sured 6 ond lver onds. fn sroony rcforles y flve ls frodfh' ge fl7 e well olong no wled of ons M716 g uorde d Fronf row: Margaret Berg- lund, Rebecca Baroh, Alegra Behar, Sarah Behar, Mary Benezra, Shirley Barrell, Jeaneffe Bane, Second row: Mina Becker, Pal Barlon, Vir- ginia Barrelf, Lois Berry, Ella Belknap, Susan Caylon. Third row: Fred Becker, Richard Berner, Bernard Bileman, George Bedgisoff, Sam Ben- alfabe. Front row: Mary Jane Byxbee, Virginia Chaffield, Margie Brownell, Helen Carlow, Be- alrice Chan, Joan Carsner, Esfher Capelolo, Jean Carfer. Second row: Ken Carlsledl, Ken Chrisliansen, Leroy Chalman, Harry Burbridge, Berry Carey, Belly Conklin, Marie Camper, Berlram Chan. Fronl row: Gloria Alexander, Marie Anderson, Peggy Bai- ley, Phyllis Anderson, Ken- neth Anderson, Walaru Asaba. Second row: Mary Alfarone, Dave Alhadeff, George Albee, Israel Almo- slino, Sadao Baba, Malka Agoado. Third row: Koichi Arifa, Roger Anderson, Rich- ard Arlander, Charlie Ad- ams, Lawrence Adler. Front row: Victor Ben, Bob Ball, Ernesl Blockolf, Aileen Brown, Jean Blewell, Mary Boman, Mildred Blizzard, Julia Brown. Second row: Howard Breslin, Arlhur Bor- derud, Jim Bruce, Marshall Borsl, Bon Bevan, Alberl Bowry, Bill Brinkley, 62 Front row: John Dickinson, Tom Crinean, Dick Clint- worth, Dorothy Colin, Cecily Dahms, Mariorie Dolgoff, Maxine Cross. Second row: Sol De Leon, Janice Crow' der, Natalie Coles, Virginia Day, Shirley Dunn, Caroline Crummack, Maxine Downie, Georgette de Galliet. Third row: Francis Craig, Gail De Lancy, Marshall Coolidge, Bob Coluccio, Tom Curken' dall, Jack Doran. Front row: Fuiiko Fuiii, Becky Franco, Jean Fisse, Mary Fleetwood, Florence Fetter' ley, Mariln Foxworth. Second row: Mike Funis, Heiney Fielstad, Ellen Fries, Miriam Fuxon, Shirley Fleetwood, Patricia Forsythe. Third row: Allan Flieder, Tom Flagg, Byron Fellows, Don Fletcher, Russell Fields, Yutaka Fuii- kado. 63 Front row: Anne Farber, Leonard Drebin, Mary Ann Dunn, Lurine Dwyer Sara Falknor, Margaret Farquhar, Maude Eells, Pat Egan. Sec- ond row: Jack Eliassen, Joe Dunden, Bill Downs, Lillian Eidemiller, Mike Falcone, Robert Endo, Herbert Ep- stein, Third row: Bob Farley, Bob Dressel, Ed Druxman, Mayer Etkin, Bill Epperson, Cecil Ericksen, Dick Elliott. Front row: Maryalice Geyer, Dorothy Gibson, Betty Good, Catherine Gallant, Audrey Gerth, Elsie Gove, Kathryn Gasing, Florence Goodglick, Pat Gilbert. Second row: Bill Godsave, Tom Giles, Fred Gould, Jim Gilroy, John Galanti, Edward Graham, Larry Forrester, Bruce Fitz- geralcl. Froni row: Ayame Ike, Rita Israel, Shirley Hildebrand, Amy Levin, Mabel lsaclcson, Jesse Hudson. Second row: Leo Lilowilz, Bob Kidder, Harrison Holland, Dorothy Hovey, Jean Johnson. Third row: Waller Houslon, Mino- ru lkeda, Carl Klopfenslein, Linn Henshaw, Paul Hurd. l Front row: Sylvia Ruth Kurus, Muriel Levy, Phyllis Kil- bourne, Kay Levandoski, Mary Kobayashi, Yuriko Kishie da, Faith Larsen. Second row: Norman Lacy, Con- slance Lander, Eunice Kin' near, Veda Lander, Anne Lewinson, Thelma Lahii, Ger- trude Lamb. Third row: Sfewarf Kirchner, Waller Lagersledf, George Kosaka, Ben Krems, Sol Krakovsky, Jack Lamonl, Gerald Larson, Fronl row: Harold Hansen, Bruce l-larlt, Jim Haighf, Harold Greenfield, Diamond Hasson, Barbara Halferman, Toshiko Hayashida, Jo Hard- man. Second row: Edilh Grimes, Bella l-lalfan, Frances Hasson, Rosalie Greenberg, Pat Graham, Carol Hansen, Elsa Hagea man, Marqarel' Gray, Sol Haleva. Third row: Lillian Hasson, Charles Harkins, Sol Halfon, Berl' Griffin, Bob Gustav, Joe Haleva, Bill Harringlon, Frank Halanaka. Fronl row: Doris Kells, Flora Kakehashi, Alice M. Kawani- shi, Yoshiye Kawasaki, Shir- ley Kaufman, Zillah Kanarek, Barbara Jones. Second row: Minoru Kafsuyama, Mamie Jones, Carl Jordan, lnez Johnslon, Bernice Johnson. DeLores M. Jackson. Third row: Frances Jones, Norman Kelzlach, Jean Johnson, Noel Johnson, Jack James. Fourlh row: Don Jewelf, Sam Kaiz, Shiro Kashino, Morris Jaffe, Alban Jones, Carl Jensen. 64 Front row: Ruth Linden- berger, Mary Manring, Gladys Mesher, Dena Mc- lver, Margaret Miles, Olga Magarinsky, Jane Martin, Second row: Barbara Holmes, Maurita Lorenzen, Pauline Mazen, Donald Mclntosh, Thelma Lund, Bob MacGilli- vray, Robert McDavid. Third row: Bob McLaughlin, Patri- cia Lorenzen, Warner Malli- son, Harrison Matchett, Toshinori Maki, Eleanor Mayne, Robert Mickelson. Front' row: Mike Ovadia, Bill Roberts, George Perrin, Joe Parks, Bill Russell, Richard Prince, Barbara Pheriqo, Mae Reynolds, Jane Reyn- olds, Second row: Sema Pass, Burton Robbins, Betty Pow- ers, Jeanne Pietromonaco, Betty Parkhurst, Rose Oziel, Mariorie Palmer, Louie Rose, Mary Jane Russell. Third row: Robert Rcedel, Don Robinson, Herbert Rosen, Dave Raine, Joe Peha, Mitchy Nakamura, Dan Pierson, Ralph J. Policar, Fourth row: Shaya Romey, Jean Rathbun, Ron Robinson, Bill Reid, Bob Ragsdale, Ed Rowe, Tom Rupp, Isabelle Rose. 65 Front row: Charlotte O'Don- ovan, Ayako Morita, Masumi Natori, Margaret Oswald, Mary Nishimura, Meriko Nakamoto, Michiko Ogami. Second row: Katherine Miz- rahi, Janet Nelson, Barbara Nelson, Ruby Oquist, Joseph- ine Monk, Jo Osthoff, Sigrid Ohlson, George Mukai. Third row: Mandel Minsk, George Ohamura, Toru Ogasawara, Rodney Miller, Kiyoshi Oka- wa, Daisuke Miyagawa, Don Matheny, Sumio Nagamatsu. Front row: Jenness Summers, Sylvia Schneider, Frances Sidell, Mary Scripture, Sak- iko Shiga, Hideki Sekiiima, Second row: Mildred Smith, Loren Smith, Riley Shields, .lare Stocker, Margaret Slosse, Marybelle Smith, Johnnie Mae Smith. Third row: Bob Sheehan, Pearce Smith, Bill Salmon, Henry Svenson, Herbert Schneider. ,, Fronl row: Betty Unzelman, Barbara Wakelield, Yoshilco Uchiyama, Gloria Wafson, Earl Valley, Juanita Valley. Second row: Dick Wayrnan, Imogen ffremper, Hal Wein- srein, Eslher Ward. Third row: Arnold Wallslrom, Duane Truesdell, Sunny Vynne, Kiyoshi Uomolo, Anne Varon. Front row: Takako Yoda, Minnie Yokoyama, Masa Yamarnura, John Yoshida, Chesler Wong. Second row: Henry Yorozu, Ben Yorila, Morris Young. Harry Yaplee. Roy Yamagishi, 'QFQQQJ . .5 Front row: Harrielle Taver, Rose Touriel, Milsuko Tana- ka, Lois Thompson. Second row: Bill Tillon, Bill Terry, Virginia Swingle, Glen Toll- enaar. Front row: Carolyn Wriflhf. Eillen Whilson, Phyllis Webb, Ralph Wilson. Second row: lsca Wilson, Beverley Weeks. Clifford Wrighl, Chesler Wong. Third row: Fean Witt- lee, Emelyn Winslow, Daniel While, Jack Williams. 66 A Second-Sfo Whcf five Birdies See mA' A h ' h A! L .. 3.-gli rydob AE Close 1' f?lAL The Hondwrih' o Heove I7 Snoppin g five Sn ng On five Wall oppe Jefferson Sfre ef Penflv OUSS ockel' Ro om Hof OLISS The Moyork Prfds on Q'Jo Ad Ol el1ef and s1ng of fhe f reshlnan cla 1gh school lif d 1n1,oress1'on ' ,OI'6'SSlbf7S on fh ' The ex' msfeoa' 'O wiser FQESHM oberf Coluccvb. secrefary-fr-eosurer, Henry Dafy. wce-,ores1'a'enf,' Bill Schwager, presfdenf. ONE MILES T ONE passed! l'Wfh a sigh of 1' ' a l1'f'fle feehng of regref for fhe ,oas ' sh1n1ng year ll7 h1gh school fhe f fo fhe second year ofh' hos mode Q vfvi new17n llSf ss proceeds e. lf1s a year fhaf w1fh ffs reaahusffnenfs and e lnfnds of sfudenfs. 1sfence of a freshman class 1s f1'aaO'f1on buf a rogresslve one ls hlsfory. The class of 4Q whlch has Mrs' And been oufsfeneohg ll7 scholashcs, afhlefics, ond acfiv- 1'f1es, has equaled all former records made. A vegv successful program was held ea l' year rn fhe school audiforfunv. 7 h1s p realffy a sfnall funfesf. Sever resulf of whrch fhe oe 'nan Aumhbr and A4 ' ANG FWCEQS SFSOI7 Advfs I ISI' ll7 erforn7 al hyo sf acf y and f 1s. Ol plays Sl' fhe ance was Ill ufs were helaf as a s were chosen by fhe Fresh- he class advisers, M131 Anderson fnsfead The ,oroduchon included or1g1nal , f77QQlb, dancfng, n7us1calselecf1'ons, ana' a ,confo- n71n7e by fhe foofball feany. The quarferhf Honor Roll 1ncluded o large ,oer cenf of fhe freshman class. This facf proves fha? many of fhe class of '510 w17l be fnefnlaers of fhe Honor Sombfy dunng fhe11'h1gh school career. On June l 61 of fhe conclus1on of flue f1n71a' yean fhe heshnyen w17l launch upon fheir second yeah bnghf wifh fhe ,orospecfs of new falenf ahsployeaf Fronl row: Wanda Arch- ibald, Ella Mary Ainsworlh, Colleen Alhadeff, Mary Bar- lia, Hanako Arase, Jenny Angel, Mary Barnard, David Barrell. Second Row: Louise Allaras, Rachel Azose, Belly Albrighl, Amelia Alhadeff, Louise Amira, Katherine Angel, Barbara Allen. Third row: Donald Baldwin, Yuela Arnberg, Bill Bannick, Lucy Amyes, Joanne Baker, Sol Adelson, Sally Angel. Fourlh row: Verla Amsberry, Morris Alhadeff, Jack Allen, Eddie Barral, Sluarl Anderson, 'David Alhadeff, Alfred Bahl- ow. FIQESI-IMEN Fronl row: Bella Cohen, Belsy Burleigh, Eleanor Cap- elolo, Alice Coleman, Bob Chernove, Warren Chan, Richard Chrisly, Ben Cohn, Mary Ann Brehm, Shirley Brinslield. Second row: Elora Campbell, Helen Carlson, Wilma Colby, Phyllis Bern- baum, Jeanne Clawson, Lou- ise Cohen, Rena Canlalini, Alice Cook, Mildred Brown. Third row: Alberl Caraco, Evelyn Ceder, Rita Callahan, Margaret Camerman, Eliz- abelh Clark, Phil Colfer, Tom Colby, Harry Chernick, Charles Coder, Bill Brad- ford. Fronl row: John Blall, Fannie Berman, lnamae Bellamy, Palsy Barlling, Violel Benel- ra, Joseph Benezra, Dorolhy Bidleman, Nancy Berliner. Second row: Helen Bell, Mary Barlon, Ann Janell Becker, Harrielle Bowen, Prudence Berlolin, Rebecca Benezra, Kennelh Bileman, Sam Benoun, Ray Bebbee. Third row: Sol Barral, Robert Boehme, James Berglin, Roberl Bell, Bill Blanchard, Bill Bales, Tom Bensussen, Bob Bowden. Fronl row: Jim Coman, Joe Croasdill, Eva Collcell, Eslher Columbro, Elaine Davis, Jane Courlney, Mariorie Bra- zier, Anna Davanlo, Henry Dalv, Mary De Leon. Second row: Helen Collins, Dorolhy Dayfon, Jeane Cunningham, Lois Craig, Palsy Davis, Helen Danz, Eslher Chiprul, Bruce Davis, Jeanne Copley. Third row: Larry DeBlasio, Max Cooper, Howard De Brilz, Jim Cornell, Viclor Condiolly, Bud Creighlon, Rayanne DeChenne. 70 Front row: Bob Goss, Lois G. Floe, Esther Fisse, Annette Fisher, Robin Foreman, Bud Goldberg. Second row: Sam Franco, Jack Graham, Ben Geshensky, Charlotte Gibbes, Ruby Goldberg, Jack Grund, Alonah Fitzpatrick, Janet Gow. Third row: Howard Gold, James Tom Gon, Ken- neth Graves, Marian Free- man, Beverly Gates, Esther Gordon, Stella Funis. Fourth row: Russ Glockner, Helen Goodrich, Marianne German, Jack Funes, Henry Gai, John- ny Frost, Jay Friedman. Front row: Jerome Jaffe, Louis Jacobucci, Katherine Holevas, Lois l-logwood, Minnie Hollischer, Stella Horiuchi, Nobulco Ishida, Dorothy Israel. Second row: Thelma Heiman, Ethel Hei- man, Barbara Johnston, Lor- raine Jaffe, La Verne Her- linveaux, Luella Jones, Lloyd Johnson. Third row: Lois Johnson, Alice Jones, Ted Jamieson, Ralph lkerd, Jane Jordan, Teruko Hoshino, Phyllis lorns, Geraldine John- son. Fourth row: Shirley Jod- rell, Robert lkeda, Elaine Heiman, Mark Hodin, Dick Houlahan, Thelma Hedlund, Barbara Hoge, Bob Hell- strom. 7l Front row: Carl Evans, Vir- ginia Fletcher, Althea Die- senhaus, Albert Eskenazi, Lewis Egnew, Ruthlouise Du- vall, Dale Etlrin, Robert Fen- ton, Daisy Eng. Second row: Angeline Fabbio, Esther Doris, Betty Fouts, Doris Ros- lyn, Earl Dennis, Dan Eby, Tillie Ferrera. Thlrd row: Patrick Dillon, Judithe Doug- las, Jean Flack, Mary Jane Elliott, Dorothy Engelstad, Marilyn Favro, Jack Faulk- ner, Allen Engle. Fourth row: Earl E. Fetterley, Boris Du- manis, Fred Faber, Dick Dameyer, Kelton Dissel, Ar- thur Dome, Bill Feringer. Front row: David Harris, Larry Hawkes, Allan Hartt, Jimmie Duville, lsabelle Greig, Myrtle Hand, Caro- line Grover, Patsy Hawley. Second row: Tsuneo Hidaka, Donald Graham, Norman Hepler, Lucy L. Hasson, Pauline Gresham, Dell Han- din, Lillian Gregory, Lorene Gregory, Lillian Hino. Third row: Vernie Hatfield, Dick Harrison, Shirley Halverson, Joyce Gross, Marie Hara, Betty Gibson, Merilyn Hil- debrand, Patricia Hanlon. Fourth row: Albert Halton, Richard Grantham, Richard Hansen, Reuben Hasson, Florence Gray, Lucy Hasson, Anna Claire Hill, Betty Graham. Fronl' row: Evan Koch, Kanii Kirila, Toshiyuki Kawanishi, Menache Israel, Joan John- son, Dorothy Jackson, Vic- foria lsrael, Becky Israel, Belly G. Kay, Fusaye Kafo. Second row: Kenneth Kawa- fune, Alvin Kafsman, Richard Kriegel, Paul Kaplan, Hugh Klopfensfein, Marcella Ka- lina, Joyce lmus, Sally Sueko Kawasaki. Third row: James Kirila, Mordo Israel, Joe Jozwik, John Kemp, Sylvia Kelileman, Blanche Kinnear, Julia Jozwik. Fourih row: Wesley Johnslon, Jim Ken- nedy, Lloyd Kennedy, Bob Israel, Isaac Israel, Leonard Klinger, Arfhur Kadaner, Reva Kelzlach, Margaret Klingspiegel. FIQESI-IMEN Fronl row: Morris MacDellar, Don Murdoch, Viclor Mukai, Frank Mukai, John Mcllier- nan, Thomas Maffhews. Sec- ond row: Shigeru Moroki, Natalie Malin, Jean Moises, Mariorie Mallhews, Mifsuko Muaro, Charlolre Maxwell, Marian Morgan. Third row: Clarence Lobb, Paul Mick- ens, Mary Belle MCG-ee, Helen Miller, Belly Lundy, Grace Mills. Front row: Sam Kuloff, Ar- thur Lewinson, Alex Krems, Yoshiko Kozu, Haruko Koba, Jean Lew, May Lew, Mari- anna Langsread. Second row: Ed Levy, Mary Jane Larson, Belly Koreski, Eliz- aberh Lamont, Dolores Lillle, Sigmund Liberman, Daisy Leby, Sylvia Kraff, Vic- loria Leby, Helen Laurie. Third row: Jin Levandoski, Joe Lane, Marilynn Lamping, Allison Lile, Lois Lidslrom, Bill Larsen, Frank Larsen, Grelchen Lile. Fcurfh row: John Lindberg, Bob Lind- berg, Jeanne Koon, Glenn Koenig, Belly Linnell, Dor- othy Lauch, Georgina Lee. Fronf row: Palmer Oakland, Owen Oslbo, Jimmy Naka- mura, Mary Nagafuchi, To- kiko Obara. Second row: Roberf Nelson, Dick Myrick, Helen Norton, Mal Nelson. Third row: Perey Nerhery, John Oquisf, Yasufaisu Numi, Bernard O'Connor, Phil Nelson, Elinor Nelson. 72 Fronl row: Eddie Salo, Mizu- ho Sekiiima, Samuel Sakai, Raymond Sasaki, l-lisako Salo, Miyoko Sendo, Sylvia Shernarya, Belle Schain, Ma- sako Shimada. Second row: Dick Shelden, Bob Schoninq, Phyllis Raymond, Viola Se- cresl, Frances Schmulman, Raymond Rudd, Helen Russi, Clemence Rose, Bealrice Seaborn. Third row: Joe Sandhofer, Nick Russo, Bea- lrice Sedis, Barbara Shearer, Mary Rupp, Rulh Rose, Bar- bara Seig, Juanila Senac, Clair Selferl. Fourlh rpwg Roberl Sears, Kennelh Rose, Alberl Secresl, Bill Schwa. ger, Bob Schumacher, Sadic Rousso, Belly Sharp, Caroline Schrnidl, La Vern Rooney. Fronl row: Sadako Yoshida, Miye Yamagishi, Lucy Yala- gai, Anna Yamada, Virginia Vanderbill, Madeline Tobin, Emma Varon, Colleen Tacher, Peggy O'Neil. Second row: Harry Thompson, Belle Zo- brisl, Helen Wilson, Violelle Woo, Ellen Wesl, Ellen Tall, Minnie Yuen, Chizuko Tsu- bola, Keiko Yokoyama. Third row: Al Takizawa, Frank While, Joanna Thompson, Joan Van Doren, Nellie Wei- gel, Joyce Tarica, Marie Williams, Melvin Winslon, Melvin Thornquisl, Ed Wil- son, George Yasunaga. Fourlh row: Bob Takiguchi, Bill Taylor, Bob Waldo, Her- berl Timmreck, Joel Wal- kins, Harry Varon, David Zrsko, Bruce Waller, Douglas Wrighl, Minoru Uchimura. 73 Fronl row: Herberl Pinkman, Howard Ringold, James Rese, Howard Pruzan, Dick Roddick, John Pelerson, Bill Pfisler, Lucy Romano, Dor- olhy Peterson. Second row: Jack Ridoul, Wayne Pahud, John Rogers, Don Peck, Jackie Richlen, Lorraine Quake, Howardine Pyle, Franchon Rickles, Mildred Penner. Third row: Neil Pear- son, Arnold Pearson, Chris Powell, Floyd Pollinger, Charles Ralslon, Don Plalh, John Porel, Marian Pelerson, Belly Jane Reynolds. Front raw: Agnes Smilh, Edna Shore, Dorolhy Sleven- son, Iris Smilh, Bellie Sono- da, David Smilh, Philip Slraliner. Second row: Calh- erine Skinner, Barbara Sieg, Lillian Sewers. Belly Sharp. Terry Shimano, Jeanne Smilh, Berqliol Slockland, Dorolhea Swedman, Claire Seilerl, Louis Slewarl. Third row: Bill Slrcmberg, Jack Sperry, Auslie Sundberg, Rody Slras- burger, David Sidell, Roy Gon Tom, Bealrice Seaborn. Fourlh row: Noboru Tazuma, Toshio Tanaka, Roberl Temp- lin, Lloyd Tullle, Edwin Thompson, Wallace Soder- berg, Joy Slone, Fred Sing, Donald Slewarl. Fronf row: Lily Yorozu: Arlene Osiollg Moriko Mclsoi. Second win Coplon: Neil Bollordz Bob Jones. SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES EXECUTIVE BOARD Fr 'I row: Irwin Coplcn: Mory Hoge: o Friedmon. Second row: Jerry Lesh- Arf Taylor: Ellis Co COMMENCEIVIENT SPEAKERS Lily Yorozu ., Morilao lvluleoi ,.........VolecIic+orion .E.,SoIuToIoi-ion Neil Bcllord .,.,.,.,.,,,,,..,.., Closs Choice Irwin Coplon ..,...w.,.....,,.. Closs Choice Arlene Osloff ,,,...,e..,.,. Bob Jones ,..,i Focully Choice Fcrculfy Choice SENXOX2 Buskev Hom, Xvwkn CopXon. Novrno ?hRnney, Bob Fied- mon. SENXOR PNN COMMXTTEY: SENXOR FROM COMMXTTEY: SENXOR ENTERTNNMENT COMMXTTEY: Froni row: Gwen Wqqokk, HeXen Rupp. Second row: James Mor, DKQY- PhRXbrXc,Y-, Ark ToyXor. Front row: Cecny Forbes. Bob Ffxedmon. Ruin Hun- toon. Second vow: Pxrk Teq- Xov, Jerry Leshqohl, Bob Jones. OIQGANIZATIONS TO CATCH The spiril ol good fellowship developed by cooperofive work is The duly of The orgonizolion slrolf. The difficull prob- lem ol combining numerous clubs lnlo on ol'- lroclive unil is lhe oim of lhe members ol 'rhe slolf. Sludenl' phologrophy, wilh lhe aid ol o newly purchosed Grollex, presenled mony inleresling slill-life sludies. CL GFFIGE . RW X-1,7 QA 1 M 333135 sn :yi g 5 33 sa- .xi sl -.4 ----r- 'f 0 0 lkww CHPLHD D09 -.iq H. B. CunnRnqR'Rom fNdyRser ErnRRRe R'RenseR PxdvRsev Boys' CRub OW- cers: DRck Gor- rekk, secrekcvy- kreosurerq Jess Kennedy, pres- Rdenh Bob BeRR- orny. vRc,e-pres- Rdeni. 6RrRs' CRub OW- cevs f S'rondRnq: 9eorqRo Sireeier, yR ce - presRden'r: Ce:-.RRy Forbes. secrekory .SRk'cRnq: Mary WeoWer- s'fone,'H'eosurer1 leon HouRoR1un, presRden'f. BOYS' ond GRRQLS' CLUB OPPRCERS RT HAS BEEN We oRrn of WRs yeox-'s Boys' CRub ko okkernpk ko bx-Rnq obouk o more democR'ciRc Rovrn oi skudenk qoyevnn1enR. MV. CunnRnqborn, obRe odyRsev OR We dub, RNRW We coopevobon oi We O'R'RRC6R'5, bos Wed Ro sivess We Rdeo Wok every boy sR'RouRd poR'RRcRpoRe Rn some 5ReRd oR Boys' CRub wow.. Undev bRs eRRRcRenR5 unW'Rnq dRvec,'fRon, We yoR'Rous com- rnR'c'fees coopevoied Rn puR'fRnq on We onnuoR pRcnRc ond severoR yoco- RRonoR ossernbRRes. RR Rs We sRnceve bope of oRR Wose Rnievesked Rn WRs pvoqvorn ond occornpRRsbrnenRs of We Boys' CRub Wok WeRR' successors WRRR iurWev Wese new rnoyernenks Rox' o qreoker poriRdRpoiRon Rn siudeni qovevnrneni. BRRNGRNG OUT We besk Rn eyevy qRrR Rn scR'RooR bas been We oRrn of We G7RvRs' CRub WRs year. 'WRs OXORGCRRNIG bus been souqbk Rn We pRonnRnq oi QRR GRvRs' CRub rnRxers ond vound 'fobRes, Rn We OYQ,OfRR'I.O'R.ROfR of ErRend- sbRp Conn-nRR'Ree oc3rRyRiRes, Rn We pvovno'fRon oR POTRRCUWGR' skondovds Rev GorRReRd qRvRs, ond Rn We cR'RoRce of speck-evs ond Rypes of cxssernbRRes. 'We C-3RrRs' CRub efxsis Rox' every rnernbex' os o rneons QR seRY-deyeRop- ment os on ouRRe'c Rov cveoRRye enevqy, ond os on RnspRvo':Ron io Xvue sewRce. 'Ro pvornoie WRs RdeoR bos been We work of WRs yeov's C5RR'Rs' CRub. 78 Boys' Psdvksory Board,-Froni Row: Mike Phrahara, Dave Brenner, Joy Krorn. Sidney Nser, DEV. Garre'r'r. Ach-Xe Kess- Xer. Second Row: BN Gasperekh, Hhs Coder. Jess Ken- nedy. NaN Bahcrd. Psri TayXor. Uwood Deiwher. Grids' Pxdyksory BoardfFronk Row: Rurh Pearce, Ceauy F o r b e s , M a r y Weaihersion, Bar- bara Bannrck, Berky Jane Hughes. Ar- mene Lamson, Ver- nlia Murphy. Second Row: Mary Haqe, Jean HouXahan, Doris MacKen1.Xe, Beiie BeardsXey, Norma Ohon. Pakrk- da Sheehan, Juankze Burkon. Third Row: 6Xcrdys CapXon. BeverXy Stevens.. Brooke Davks, Geor- gia Sireeker. Laura MOV-X. Pxnioinekie Unger, Grace PxdeXe Downie. Sahy Broch- e'H'. PDNIXSORY BO PRES TO NMPRESS upon GarheXd's sdrudenrs 'char 'rhe Pxdykory Boards ore composed oi nerkher Xudqes nor pohcemen bu'r of adyrsers whose purpose Ks ro prornore a berrer unders.'randRnq arnonq 'che younq peopXe or rhe schooX has been 'rhe purpose or 'rhks year's rnernbers. Gar-heXd srudenr qoyernrnenk has ahuays been noreworkhy because ihe srudenis feeX 'rheh' responsRbRWry Rn rnaXnraKnKnq drscjphne arnonq HWGFUSGXVGS. Greer errorr has been rnade ro rnain'ra'rn and fro prornore such o sprrijr by 'rhKs yeor's Pxdyrsory Boards. ' RADIANCE ROLL EACH FEBRUARY every girl in Garfield has The opporTuniTy To name Three girls who in her opinion are The mosT inspiraTional in characfer, lead- ership, and service. The five girls named by The greaTesT number of girls form The Radiance Roll Tor The year. This TradiTion has been carried on here in Garfield since l927. These girls have Their names inscribed in a leaTher-bound book To be kepT ThroughouT The years as a keepsake. To be chosen on The Radiance Roll is considered The highesf honor ThaT may be achieved by any Garfield high school girl. COMMITTEE Cl-TAIRMEN BOYS' AND GIRLS' Club CommiTTee Chairmen have done Their besf To organize and carry Through The work of each deparTmenT in The mosT efficienT and profiTable way. Drives, assemblies, vocafional Trips, and school proiecTs have been successful because of The fine aTTiTude of Those in charge. A True Garfield spiril' has backed every acTiviTy. Radiance Roll Leff To righf: Arlene Osthoff, Jean Houlahan, Bobby Weiner, Mary Hage, Cecily Forbes. Boys' Commifiee Chairmen FronT row: Irving Petite, George Jacobucci, Roberl' Prince, Ben Full- enwider, Jack Ballard, Dick Gar- reTT. Second row: Ralph Funes, Wayne Droker, August Krisfofer- son, Jim Murphy, Bob Friedman, Bob Bellamy. Third row: Ralph Cohen, Ruell Powell, Jim Odom, Marfin Berger, Sewell Amyes, Rei- dar Giolme. Fourth row: Jack Meyers, Bob Kummer, Ted Gar- harT, Leo Richter, Jerry Leshgold, Jess Kennedy, Dick Philbrick. Girls' Cabinef FronT row: BeTTy Cohen, Gwen PIQA goTT, Marianna Moyer, Ella Hill, Lily Yorozu, Clara Rose, Mary WeaThersTon. Second row: Mar- gareT Kells, Freda Vinilcow, Arlene OsThoff, Annalue Richardson, Elsie Deuisch, Jenny Mangini, Edifh Boise. Third row: Marian Vinal, Eleanor Parry, Ann SmiTh, Myrn Kinnear, Marian Bulow, Georgia STreeTer, Jane STewarT, Cecily Forbes, Jean Houlahan. 80 Honor SocieTy Offi- cers: Irving PeTiTe, secreTary-Treasurer: Arlene OsThoff. vice- presidenT: Neil Bal- lard. presidenT. February l936 Gold Seal- Row One: BeTTe Beardsley, Margore-T Arase, Frances Williamson. Maril-no Mukoi. Row Two: EdiTh Reid, M e I b a R e i d, Laura Maki, Geor- gia STreeTer, Doris Mackenzie. Row Three: Ellis Coder, Neil Ballard, Nafhon Grinspan. Irwin Caplan. l-IONOIQ SOCIETY OUTSTANDING sTudenTs who meriT special recogniTion in exTra- curricular acTiviTies, as well as in scholasTic sTanding, are members of The I-Ionor SocieTy. Membership is based on poinTs earned. An A enTiTIes The sTudenTs To Tour poinTsq a B Three: a C , Two: a D one. Service poinTs may be earned by service in The Boys' and Girls' Clubs, in aThIeTics, in sTage producTions, by serving on publicaTion sTaTTs, in school clubs, and in The capaciTy oT roll repre- senTaTives. CerTain requiremenTs are made in regard To The poinTs an I-lonor SocieTy member musT have. A one- bar member musT have earned aT IeasT TwenTy-Tour poinTs during his TirsT Two semesTers in school. A Two-bar member musT have earned TiTTy poinTs in Tour semes- Ters. A gold seal member musT have acquired sevenTy-eighT poinTs in six semesTers. IT, when The sTudenT grad- uoTes, he has a ToTaI oT one hundred and eighT poinTs, he is enTiTIed To keep his gold seal pin. Honor SocieTy pins are presenTed aT special assemblies held biennially in The Tall and The spring. The assembly programs include also inspiroTional Tallss and music. LosT Tall, eighTy-Tour sophomores, sixTy iuniors, and sixTy-Tive seniors received pins. In February, TorTy sophomore, ThirTy-Tive junior, and ThirTy-Tive senior pins were awarded. GvarTieId's I-Ionor SocieTy boasTs one OT The largesT memberships OT iTs Isind in SeaTTle high schools. September, I936-Gold Seol Front row: La Preal Adams, Betty Cohen, Jean Fisher, Helen Fisher, Grace Bodley, Pearl Hunt, Toshi Yoshida. Second row: Ruth Wells, Freda Vinilcov, Mary Hage, Vivian Nelson, Ruth McCulloclc, Arlene Osthott, Betty Armstrong, Thelma Lund. Third row: Koichi Takahoshi, Bob Bellamy, Edgar Kerrihard, Jean Houlahan, Beverly Stevens, Janet Rose, Toni Linger, Marianne Vinal. Fourth row: Art Taylor, Slade Innis, Irving Petite, David Romey, Bruce Hannay, Irving Kanarek, Bob Stevenson, Bill Calla- han, Bill Wayman. Februo ry, I93 7-Gold Seal Front row: Edith Wiviott, Harulro Kozu, Dorothy Crothers, Stella Uziel, Patricia Sheehan, Lillian Horiuchi, Ayako Uyeno, Midori Shimano, Second row: Saibo Fuiii, Betty Chinn, Agnes Chan, Terulco Fukui, Toshiko Senda, Chizuko Watanabe, Kiyoko Masuda, Doris West. Third row: Jacob Be- har, Elsie Deutsch, Mary Copley, Margaret Kells, Jean Schaefer, Brooke Davis, Grace A. Downie, Bill Hathaway. Fourth row: Jim Dubuar, Milton Kells, Robert Mathis, Alvin Lobb, Martin Berger, Robert Schmulman, Eichi Koiwai. September, l936-Two Boi' Front row: Ruth Zetin, Mabel Yuen, Edith Wiviott, Marilyn Scott, Teruko Ogasawara, Ruth Lescher, Esther Sakai, Midori Shi' mano, Haruko Takiguchi, Toshiko Baba. Second row: Richie Stern, Ruth Bullock, Shirley Berliner, Bernice Blake, Marion Roberts, Mary Tyler Chadwick, Lillian Horiuchi, Gurli Schultz, Evelyn Knight. Third row: Rose Greenberg, Mary Copley, Elsie Deutsch, Mariorie Williams, Barbara Ellis, Georgia MacAdam, Shirley Hooker, Barbara Fallon, Wataru Shimahara. Fourth row: William Makino, Norman Rickles, Leon Franco, Bill Bowden, Oswald Walch, Ted Garhart, Bob Kumrner, lrving Griff, Ken Louie, William Sing. 82 September, I936 llzirst Groupl One Boi' Front row: Mary Kobayashi, Toshiko Haya- shida, Marianna Jones, Doris Kells, Phyllis Kilbourne, Pat Graham, Alice Kawanishi, Joanne Hardman. Second row: Aileen Brown, Catherine Israel, Helen Kramer, Mary Fleetwood, Marie Anderson, Betty Good, Mary Altarone, Shirley Barrett, Lur- ine Dwyer, Jean Johnson. Third row: Rosalie Greenberg, Victor Ben, Isaac Ben- aroya, Norman Ketzlach, Miriam Fuxon, Carol Hansen, Dorothy Gibson, Bob Blatt. Fourth row: Kenneth Anderson, Margie Brownell, Janice Crowder, Sara Falknor, Natalie Coles, Betty Carey, Bob Kidder, Joe Hasson, Lois Berr. Fifth row: Victor Israel, Minoru Ikeda, Richard Arlander, Makoto Kimura, Don Bevan, Ben Krems, Bob Kirk. Septern ber, I 936 lSecond Groupl First row: Jane Reynolds, Masa Yamamura, Rose Isaacson, Barbara Wakefield, Olga Magarinsky, Eileen Whitson, Phyllis Webb, Jenness Summers. Second row: Harry Yap- lee, Mariorie Palmer, Amy Levin, Thelma Lund, Mildred Moyer, Jo Osthoff, Thelma Lahti, Lois Thompson. Third row: Faith Larsen, Marybelle Smith, Betty Watts, Josephine Monk, Patricia Lorenzen, Caro- lyn Wright. Fourth row: Imogen Tremper, Jane Stocker, Janet Nelson, Jackie Paul, Mildred Madland, Richard Prince, Evelyn Winslow, Tom Rupp, Fifth row: Herbert Rosen, Dave Raine, Leo Richter, Duane Truesdell, Pearce Smith, Clarence Sieyert. Februci ry, I 93 7-Une Bo r Front row: Miyoko Saiki, Atsuko Shimizu, Fuiiko Fuiii, Florence Goodglick, Shirley Pincus, Masumi Natori, Alegra Behar, Rita Israel, Beatrice Chan, Takako Yoda. Sec- ond row: Hideki Sekiiima, John Dickenson, Inez Johnson, Constance Lander, Eleanor Mayne, Barbara Holmes, Bernice Johnson, Elsie Gove, Sakiko Shiga. Third row: Sol Halfon, Harrison Holland, Riley Shields, Bill Brinkley, Jim Bruce, Bob Coluccio, Bert Griffin, Roy Yamagishi, Goii Tashiro. 83 Februo ry, I 93 7-Two Bo r Front row: Masako Kimura, Yoskiko Uchi- yama, Florence Foss, Vivian Lescher, Hiro- shi Nakamura, Leonard Holevas, Mariorie Feinberg. Second row: Nancy Ann Wise, Sally Eskenazi, Doris Kells, Mildred Moyer, Marie Louise Siriord, George Okamura, Satoru Onodera, Stanley Tobin. Third row: Helen Kramer, Shirley Gresham, Mildred Madland, Milton Lewis, Roy Ko, Armene Lamson, Wells Impson. Fourth row: Polly Ann Burgert, Abbie Rehberg, Jackie Paul, Leo Richter, Kane Senda, Wesley Pearl, Morris Steinberg. Second Semester Roll Presidents Front row: Kenneth Kawatune, George Jacobucci, Phyllis Anderson, Eileen Jacob- son, Mildred Bouckaert, Mary Taft, Kazuko Yokoyama, Jean Moises, Dick Prince, Toss Giolme, Dick Clintworth. Second row: Rob- ert Heda, Max Lowen, Jim Crosby, Eugene Hatch, John Loreski, Louis Arensburg, Frances Ogden, Barbara Hoge, Virginia Chattield, Vera Bedgisott, Katherine Van de Kant, Mariorie Williams, Elsa Hogeman, Third row: John Mydske, Rudy Spring, Frances Harper, Marian Bulow, Betty James, Muriel Ralston, Margy Pass, Marion Peterson, Dick Garrett, Bob Campbell. Fourth row: Herman Gold, Sol Barrat, Oswald Walch, Art Borderud, Galen Trues- dell, Roland Stebbins, Bill Wayman, Don Osen, Cal Watson, Bob Prince, Jerry Lesh- gold, Bob Bellamy, Dick Philbrick. Second Semester Roll Secreto ries Front row: John Dickenson, Betty Malk, Isabelle Greig, Gerry Rosselli, Elsie Mawer, Lois Lindstrom, Ruby Breglund, Betty Bart- ling, ,Louise Altaras, Ann Ball, Sakiko Hasegawa, Marilco Mukai, Haruko Kuro- iwa, David Smith. Second row: William Makino, Robert Endo, Amelia Christenson, Janet Jenson, Leona Koski, Jane Reynolds, Helen Danz, Betty Armstrong, Margaret Bergluncl, Etta Belkeate, Doris West, Mar- garet Gray, l'Lee Williams. Third row: Betty Jane Reynolds, Mildred Moyer, Eileen Baltzer, Joan Van Doren, Hilda Smith, Barbara Ellis, Cecily Forbes, Pat Murphy, Marcia Brown, Sara Falknor, Peggy Wilson, Bill Brinkley, Lawrence Hall- gren, Robert Osbun. Fourth row: Bob Pease, Art Taylor, Bill Bates, Bob Coluccio, Ken Louie, Bill Bowden, Don Bevan, Karl Klopfenstein, Martin Berger, Bud Arm- strong. First Semester Roll Presidents Front row: Charles Reynolds, Harrison Hol- land, Morris Israel, Tom Hollivas Shirley Kaufman, Ruby Berglund, Dorothy Croth- ers, Margaret Miles, Rosie Benaroya. Sec- ond row: Howard Haymaker, Irving Petite, Henry Gay, Helen Durkin, Georgia Mc- Adam, Doris MacKenzie, Arlene Osthoft, Barbara Hodge, Virginia Chattield, Ko- zuko Yodoyama. Third row: Ken Louie, Max Lowen, Ruby Shields, Marshall Cool- idge, Bob Stevenson, Bob Kummer, Pearce Smith, Jack Ballard, Bruce Hannay, Peggy Bailey, Beverly Stevens. Fourth row: Irwin Caplan, Ralph Ormsby, Max Sailor, Arthur Hornblow, Art Taylor, Ed Druxman, Harri- son Matchett, Ben Kremo, Bill Callahan, Bob Bellamy, Dick Philbrick, First Semester Roll Secretories Front row: Kenneth Kawatune, Joe Post, Bruce Decker, Mary Low, Elsie Mawer, Mary Taft, Florence Porad, Grace Bodley, Evelyn Carlson, Gloria Alexander, Florence Foss, Takako Yoda. Second row: Rudy Neuner, Grace Adele Downie, Barbara Fallon, Ann Smith, Marion Roberts, Ger- trude Lamb, Ruth MacAdam, Doris Kells, Marie Anderson, Allison Lile, Sue Tsutsumi. Third row: Bob Pearce, Cal Winslow, Bar- bara Holmes, Mary Hage, Betty James, Cecily Forbes, Toni Linger, Laura Maki, Janet Rose, Janet West. Fourth row: Bob Ragsdale, Bob Mooney, Bud Armstrong, Reidar Giolme, Roger Anderson, Burton Robbins, Wayne Droker, Jackie Richlin, ,BlobvCampbell, Bob Anderson, Hymie arris. B4 CONTEST WINNERS MANY STUDENTS in GarTieId enTered The speaking conTesTs sponsored by Garfield, The Sons oT The American RevoIuTion. The Uni- versiTy of WashingTon, and The ToasTmasTers' Club. ln These conTesTs The sTudenTs were able To apply whaT They had learned in The public speaking class, The debaTe Team, and oTher oral expression classes. STudenTs also gained addiTionaI knowledge and pracTice by par- TicipaTion in These conTesTs. ConTesT Winners From' row: Miriam Fuxon: RuTh Lescher: MargareT Kells. Second row: Irving PeT- iTe: Gladys Caplan: Herberi' Danz. DebaTe Team Gladys Caplan: RuTh Lescher: Mr. Kellogg. Coach: HerberT Rosen: Irving PeTiTe. DEBATE CLUB UNDER TI-IE LEADERSHIP OT PresidenT RuTh Lescher and Coach Roy Kellogg, The DebaTe Club has passed anoTher successful season in The Tield of democraTic non-decision debaTing. Training given in a debaTe club helps a high school sTudenT To gain a Tirmer grip on The TuTure, and makes him Take a real inTeresT in The aTTairs oT The world. MINUTE MEN LAST YEAR The Speak- ers' Club included debaTe, dramaTics, declamaTion, and speaking: however, This year The speaking TacTion oT The club was organized inTo The MinuTe Men. The cIub's main ob- iecTive is To Train The sTu- denTs To speak wiTh ease and convicTion and To Think clearly beTore an audience: accomplish- menTs which are inval- uable in The business and social worlds. T in if SKI CLUB FOR THE THIRD consecuiive year, +he Bulldog Ski Club has been vicforious in The High School Ski Tournameni. This year The club sponsored a sryle show, moving pic+ures, and five Trips ro fhe Summit The growing enihusiasm for skiing was shown by +he large iurnoul on fhe ski rrips. HARMONICA CLUB THE HARMONICA CLUB, Garfield's mosf recenfly formed club, was organized fhis fall under +he direciion of Mr. Johnson ro enable sfudenfs ro learn 'ro play and fo masier harmonica music for Their own enioyrnenr as well as for 'rhe enioymeni of ofhers. The club's firsl year has been successful. RADIO CLUB UNDER THE suPERvis1oN of M.-. e.-ee... lhe Redao Club was organized 'ro promore in+eres'r in omareur radio communicalion. As only a few of 'rhe members have licenses. lhe club has nor as yer builr a slaliong buf if is hoped Thar a +ransmi++er will be insialled by nexl fall. OPEN FORUM CLUB ESTABLISHED IN l935, +he Open Forum Club is now 'rhriving under capable leadership. The original aims and purposes of +his club: 'lo gain a beHer underslanding of world problems and +heir solu- lions, and +o promoie o feeling of friendship among The na+ionali'ries represenred in Garfield, are s+ill The chief obieclives. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB DURING THE PAST YEAR, The PhoTography Club has insTalled a clarlfa room wiTh compleTe developing and prinTing equip-menT. WiTh This ouTTiT, The members have been able To hold inTeresTing exhibiTs oT Their work and because of serious discussion and experimenTaTion have been able To unclersTand and appreciaTe The secreTs OT pho- Tography. auirr AND scnaorr PROMOTING JOURNALISTIC c1biliTy ancl liTerary aTTainmenT, The PorTer ChapTer oT The Quill and Scroll SocieTy was esTablished aT Garfield. Quill and Scroll is an inTernaTional organizaTion ThaT has Tormed chapTers in many of The counTries oT The world. Members are chosen Trom ouTsTandinq worlsers oT The Arrow and Messenger STQTTS. CHESS CLUB AS A RESULT of The Chess Club's drive for more and beilel players, new members were infrigued +o Try Jrheir wi+s al Jrhe game, and iheir enfhusiasm has proved The game's fascinafion. The club's books on chess-playing have been in consrani use. and more Finished players 'rhan formerly have been developed. CATI-TAY CLUB ORGANIZED PRIMARILY ro pariicipaie in school aciiviries, The Carhay Club has promoled a belier friendship and a beiier knowl- edge of Chinese culrure among siudenis. These aims were accomp- lished Through The cooperaiion of 'rhe members and The adviser, Miss Marion Thomson. The club officers include: presideni, Benjamin Lum: vice-presideni, Edwin Woo: secrerary-Treasurer, Lorraine Woo. SCIENCE CLUB Tl-IIS YEAR'S SCIENCE CLUB delved info some of The more inleresling scienlific mysferies. Experimenls which illuslraled many odd reacfions belween differenl' chemicals were carried on. Discus- sions of 'lhe various chemicals and lheir reaclions +0 each olher followed each experimenl: Heading lhe club were Jerry Clark, pres- ident Harold Snyder, vice-presidenlg Bob Dudley. secrelary-'rreasurer AVIATION CLUB DUE TO A LARGE +urnou'r of model airplane enlhusiasls, a Junior Birdman Squadron was formed in Garfield wiih +he help of Com- modore Malcolm Posl, Cap+ain EHa Belknap, and Mr. C. Simmons. adviser. Theory of flight and a general knowledge of avialion were gained lhrough discussions amongsl Jfhe members. WRITERS' CLUB STUDENTS are provided wiTh a meeTing place To which They may bring Their composiTions Tor inTormal discussion ond criTicism in The WriTers' Club. lTs aTmosphere of sincere oppreciaTion and iTs sTim- uloTion of Triendly compeTiTion have TosTered boTh The improvemenT oT Technique and The enioymenT oT wriTing among The sTudenTs. STAMP CLUB OPPORTUNITIES To Trade, sell, and aucTion sTamps. several in- TeresTing conTesTs, and a Trip Through The Terminal Posl' OTTice were enjoyed by The members oT The STamp Club Thu-oughouT The year. A large sTamp map of Africa To be exhibiTed aT The WashingTon STaTe PhilaTelic SocieTy's conTesT was This year's proiecT. PIQODUCTIONS BACKSTAGE is a busy place. There greaf sels are being rushed 'ro cornpleliong weary principals are reciring lheir lines above lhe clamor of hammers, while fhe orcheslra bla:-es in Jrhe pil. ln surroundings such as lhese, The procluclion secfion is born, To do honor fo 'rhose who exercise 'rheir lalenls on lhe slage. Furncesf C R Sam Parker, Jim Brinkley, Rose G EII H II GI Gaines, Mary Weafhersfon. reen- d R : Martin Berge, M J h Burns, H I M S I , iss he ion, M BI M SchmaIIe, Bill C I h M J ff Third M F. F Hy Producfion Commiifee. M L d M B b M G iss oughea , Fay, J Burns. Second Row' M Knigh Mr. kM Jurgesh MHI TI-IE SI-IOW IS ON! THESE PAGES REFLECT TI-IE LAUGI-ITER, MUSIC AND DRAMA OF GARFIELD'S GREAT PRODUCTIONS 9 SENIOR NIGI-IT 9 FUNFEST 9 OPERA SENIOQ NIGI-IT WlLD HOBBY HORSES and Sight seeing Deluxe were lhe rwo delighllul comedies selecled and direcled by Miss Virginia Gray. These plays were given by lhe Senior pupils of Miss Gray's Oral Ex- pression classes. Sigh+seeing Deluxe was wrillen by Miss Gray. Fealured in lhe Midwinler Concerl lhis year were Mr. Parker E. Cools's chorus and orcheslra. Due lo lhe 'line voices and equally line accompanimenl, lhe concerl was again lhis year raled lop-nolch in high school enlerlainmenl. Miss Eva Jurgensohn's class in dance drama originaled anolher of ils unusual dances. This year lhe lheme ol lhe dance Americana was lalsen from a poem by Elias Liebermann enlilled l Am An Amer- scan. MID-WINTER CONCERT 95 SlGHTSEElNG DELUXE Jane Perkins . . . Belly Jane Hughes Barbara Saxe Miss Brownell lCab desk al- lendanlj . . . Jane Stuarl Marian Bulow Michael Winslow lOwner of The cabsl . . . Jay Krom Dick Nelson Malilda Jones . . . Virginia Wells Dorolhy Caldwell WILD HOBBY HORSES Nurse Torrence . . . Rulh Pearce Ruth Reid William Carewe . . . Bob Jones Irwin Caplan Arlhur,his son . . . Ed Miller Fowler Wren Donald, his son . . . Bob Gallup Jim McDowell Mrs. William Carewe . . . lSaral-il Arlene Oslhoff Cecily Forbes Anne Marlin . . . lCarewe's Secrelaryj Kafhleen Finn Belsy Weinberg FUNFEST! The very name im- plies a fasf-moving and highly enferfaining producfion. April 22, 23, and 24 found fhe Garfield audiforium filled wifh audiences anxiously awaifing fhis annual pro- clucfion. The overfure opened The show wifh fhe ever-popular Babes ln Toyland. The curfain rose on Rhymes Ouf of Rhyfhm, which was infroduced by a group of sleeping foys. As fhe sfrains of fhe music swelled fhe foys awoke and wenf info fheir dance. The Terrible Three showed greaf showmanship as fhey por- frayed musical sfreef urchins. The acf was in panfomime. Ranch Rhyfhm fransporfed fhe audience fo a scene of home- spun gaiefy and genuine fun. The cowgirls dressed in buckslsin slsirfs, brighf blouses, and blaclf. fen-gal- lon hafs, performed a marvelous dance roufine. Swing Ceremony, a perform- ance puf on by fhe colored boys and girls of fhe school, sang and danced wifh all fhe assurance and rhyfhm of professional arfisfs. We 51 The Terrible Th ree Ranch Rhyfhm Mounf Mirage Spring ln Cafhay Lunox Lynne SYS-HR NN OH1 Twnen LUNPxR LYRXCSH WGS. c Xovekg sekhnq w'xX'n Xovekg qXvXs who donced ond sonq ko sevevoX oi ine rnony moon songs. Vwe srnoXX boys. 'che DKonne QuRn'cs, qvew Ro 'nuqe n1onYxness Rn o Yew shox-'c rnknuies 'xn Good Movrnnq Qukncef' Because they vehsed Vneh dkek o5 rn'xW1 khoi Dockor Deinernq ond NBYXI RnsRs'ced upon qNXnq Warn, ond kuvned Ro 'oeei skeok ond on'xons, 'they soon 'oecorne overgrown ond x-KdKcuXous Rn Wen Xnfonkue okkkve. The oudRence Round vnudn ornusernenk Rn Vnekv onhcs. 6roce5uX ond Hovdnq were We coskunwes oi Vne pveiiq qXvXs who vlan-1.ed ond song Rn 'WNGH1 dance on SV-Ks, o bcXXe'f dancer KW-e o Huviq snowdov-e opoeovs ond Vne rnoun'ccRn Rn Vne beck-qround ond We ever-EoXXKnq snow mudn-MW-ed-oi Funiesk was QXX Wok KN has been 'Umef' Mounk XSARTGQ6ufO top whms ko 'Cne sh'oKns of o cnodevn sonqf QNX Xeove the oudKence MRM o ieennq Wok Vne Rn former yeovs. ESS COUNT MISS Elec nom M Lou ' Qhe Cv . o . dvomoiic div-Quor- PGVIQS.. E - C ook, musical dgrgdor. C PX 5 'Y Ehwbekh Blhaov.. Counkess Movkho Leon XSVOGX ---'--' ,,.,,,. C ounk Tossho Xvwvn CopXon,, ,?vXnce Popuhasco Bob Fvvedmon , ,,,,.V,..--,-- flinqo Nlevo Cvomev .,,,, , -MONO Dovvs Median-1.'ve A,,-,--., vj ,SO Movds '5ieKnbevq , HBO,-on lupon Gouda Vovhev '.,, Copkcnn Skefon Hemv MN-W0h , ,,,..,... Iesheho Nsooc Levy ,,A,, H A,AA,,Y.---- L Give ' .,,.. Nepomuh The Mokd Robevv Lvvixe, Pwheno Osvho 'YHXS YEAR, P6 BEFORE, Povhev E. 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Many omusvnq comphccvnons ov'vse buv one by one 'vhey ove unvoyeXed ond 'vhe comedy hos o yevy hoppy endKnq 'vov oh conc ' GX U66 Doormen Fronf row: Bob Snively, Ralph Funes, George Jaco- bucci, Rudy Spring, Don Cawley. Second row: Tom McNally, Bob Mooney, Bob Gallup, Mario Moz- zone, Bob Murdock. Third row: Ofway Pardee, Bob Kummer, Ellis Coder, Ted Garhart, Robert Osbun, Jerry Wallock. Usherelrles Froni row: Barbara Wakefield, Lois Thompson, Thelma Lund, Dorolhy Crofhers, Lily Yorozu, Mari- lyn Scoff, Rosie Benaroya, Haruko Kozu. Second row: Roselli Greenberg, Imogen Tremper, Shirley Fleelwood, Mildred Moyer, Beiiy Good, Phyllis Webb, Marian Roberts, Bernice Blake. Third row: Olga Magarinsky, Pai Graham, Pairicia Lorenzen, Edilh Reid, Rose Isaacson, Janel' Rose, Rufh Wells, Shirley Hooker. Fourth row: Marianne Vinal, Janel' Nelson, Befiy Carey, Helen Gaslon, Toni Linger, Georgia Sfreeier, Laura Maki, Marybelle Srnilh, Josephine Monk, Barbara Ellis. Tl-lE DOORMEN AND USHERS, lhe la'r'rer chosen from lhe Honor Sociely, play an imporioni parl in every produciion. We ore all indebied +0 Mr. Cools and his fine orchesira for ihe splendid musical accompanimeni ihai ihey gave ihe produciions. Their delighiiul overiures were iirling inlroduclions io ihe performances. The music for ihe Funfeslr and Opera was especially lauded by lhe audiences. The bond, wilh Mr. l-loyl as iis new direcior, slirred up a good deal of enihusiasm ai lhe iooiball games and consequenily ihey aided in The winning of Them. Orchesrra Fronf row: Sadako Yoshida, Mariorie Palmer, Sakiko Shiga, Opal Marshall, Charlolle Lippman, Phyllis Kilbourne, lna- mae Bellamy, Paisy Barfling, Sue Smith. Second row: Waslier Koshman, Henry Sloreno, Jo Osihoff, Nona Jean Smiih, Pauline Gresham, Helen Kramer, Polly Ann Roy, Lucile Miller, Slefanena Lamanlea, Charlolie Gibbes. Third row: Lucy Hasson, Mike Falconi, James Holland, Bernice Johnson, Mary Alice Geyer, Roma Andrew, Beiiy Armsfrong, Margarel Slosse, Inez Johnsion, Margarel Klingspiegel. Fourih row: Bob Pierce, Melvin Peierson, Bill Reid, Art Lambo, Adele Reed, Russell Field, George Bedgisoff, Roberi Bell. Fifih row: Lee Larson, Bill Talboli, Ron Robinson, David Fleming, Hal Sprinkle, Ozzie Walch, Neil Rearson. Band is Fronl row: Helen Miller, Jim Kennedy, David Fleming, Hal Weinslein, Millon Lewis, Barbara Anderson, Norma Olson, Imogen Tremper, Sue Smiih, Charlotte Gibbes, Alice Coleman, Jimmy Nakamura. Second row: Mike Fal- cone, Melvin Peferson, Max Lowen, Bob Bangs, Dave Bar- rall, Arl' Lambo, Dorothy Cohn, Mary Fleeiwood, Lawrence A-dler, Sianley Sulman. Third row: Bob Pearce, Adele Reed, Bill Larson, Karl Holifield, Don More, Dean Curiiss, Val Lacey, Lois Lidsirom, Azaria Scharhon, Ken Lidsfromn, Neil Pearson, Russell Fields. Fourih row: Hyland Dubuar, Jack Israel, Dick Myrick, Lorraine Benneif, Ron Robinson, James Malhies, Phyllis Kilbourne, Tom Giles, Siewarf Kirchner, Hal Sprinkle. PubliciTy CommiTTee TickeT CommiTTee Front row: Wayne Droker, Augusi Krisioferson, Dick EllioTT, Sealed: Jack Ballard, RoberT Ragsdale, Bob Sievenson, Mario Mazzone. Second row: Ellis Coder, Dick Philbrick, Ralph Bell. Standing: Harold Fawihorp, Howard Hay- Oswald Walsh. maker. lT IS THE DUTY oi The PubliciTy CommiTTee To ::lisTribuTe posTers and manage The adverTising program oi GarTield's producTions. Due To The Time and eTTorT expended by This group, This year's producTions have been well aTTended. When The Monday morning crowds rushed To The TickeT oTTice To geT good seaTs Tor a coming produc- Tion, The members OT The TickeT CommiTTee were exTremely busy in Their eTTorTs To give The sTudenTs The seaTs They desired. Due To Their careTul management The TickeTs were disTribuTed in an eTTicienT Tashion. Behind The scenes OT every one oT GarTield's successful producTions was The Make-up and CosTume Com- miTTee which worked feverishly To qeT The acTors and Their cosTumes ready. They added lasT-minuTe Touches ThaT made a Tinished producTion. Many wrinkled cloThes had To be pressed and occasional Tears had To be mended while many Taces had To be painTed and powdered. Because oT Their TasT and eTTicienT work, The pericormances invariably sTarTed on The exacT Time scheduled. For many weeks previous To The presenTaTion oT The perTormances, The STage Crew, wiTh Mr. l-lomer T. KnighT as iTs adviser, worked unceasingly in order To make eTTecTive seTTings and To obTain The correcT lighTing Tor Them. Their work in creaTing The specTacular scenes Tor The FunTesT was parTicularly commendable. Make-up and CosTume CommiTTee STage Crew Fronf row: Frances Pearl, Lillian Broches, Myrna Hummel, Fronf row: Jane STuarT, BeTTy Chapin, Jean Warren, Mars Gladys Ball, Annie Ball, Efhel Thorp. Second row: BeTTy iorie Knox, Frank Claire, Marshall Coolidge, Eddie BarraT. WesTenberg, JeaneTTe Jensen, Zillah Kanarek, Mary Man- Second row: Mandel Minsk, Harry Abolofia, Harry Ral- ring, Carole Godfrey. sTon, Warren Kirkpalrick, Ed Druxman, Ruell Powell, Clyde Taylor. IOD MESSENGER WEEKLY ISSUES of fhe Garfield Messenger, A Paper Wifh a Pur- pose, are greafly looked forward fo by fhe sfu- denfs of fhe school. Under fhe guidance of Mr. I-I. M. Brier, fhe Newswrifing ll classes are able fo puf ouf a paper respecfed by fhe ofher high schools of fhe sfafe. Because of fhe success of fhe sfamp plan af our school, fhe Mes- senger has been in good financial sfafus for some years. The fall sfaff of '36 wifh Mary Hoge as edifor, was fhe firsf Garfield paper fo receive All-American honor rafing awarded by fhe Nafional Scholas- fic Press Associafion. This sfaff, because of fhe greaf amounf of maferial and adverfising was able fo puf ouf an eighf-page Chrisfmas edifion in a very few days. Wifh such main 'ropics for news as fhe Eunfesf, fhe Opera, baseball and fraclq, fhe spring sfaff puf ouf sixfeen fine edifions. The edifor-inlchief, Don Brazier, did much fo impl'ove fhe make-up and general appearance of fhe paper. H. M. Brier, Adviser EDITORIAL STAEES Firsf Semesfer: Fronf Row: Patricia Sheehan, Ad- vertising Manager, Mary Hage, Editor: Rufh Naylor, News Edifor. Second Row: Ackie Kessler, Sporis Ediforg Norma Phinney, Feafure Edifor. Second Semesfer: Fron? Row: Cecily Forbes, Assisi- anf Ediforg Margie Pass, News Ediforg Doris Wesf, Copy Ediiorg Anfoineffe Linqer, Feafure Editor. Second Row: Elmer Rydeen, Ad- vertising Manager: Don Brazier, Ediforg James Mar, Make-up Ed- iforg Elwood Defwiler, Sporis Ed- ifor. yll .um Q QNX I. a 'Tull i un... v-xy-v Foll Messenger Slcilf Fronl row: Grace Bodley, Jeanne Fisher, Mary- bell Provine, Nalsuko Yamaguchi. Second row: Elizabelh Laubscher, Freda Vinikow, Barbara Saxe, Frances Williamson, Fern Klalzer, Gladys Ball, Eugene Schupak, Velda Orsin, Janel Rose, Marian Bulow, Belly James. Third row: Bill Wayman, Ralph Bell, Bob Slevenson, Carrol Dubuar, Bob Cavanaugh, Dave Brenner, Irving Kanarelc. Spring Messenger Sloll Fronl row: Myrlle Roberls, Agnes Chan, Fukiko Seki, Dorolhy Caldwell, Belle Durkin, Virginia Sundberg. Second row: Morris Finkleslein, Evelyn Smilh, Belly Armslrong, Evelyn Carl- son, Edilh Boise, Jean Thompson, Sally Brackell. Third row: Dick Garrell, Bob Ander- son, Bill Wilson, Jerry Leshqold, Harry Fink, Philip Freidman. -.vi-y 'L-if ,, 4 Arrow Conlribulors Fronl row: Arlene Downie, Gerry Roselli, Nancy Mullen, .lo Hardman. Second row: Bob Friedman, Irving Pelile, Arlene Oslhoff, Bobby Weiner. Third row: Eugene Aaron, Marian Bu- low, Ellis Coder, Myrn Kinnear. Yoshilo Kuri- mura, Absenlee, MESSENGER REPORTERS ARROW CGNTRIBUTORS ARRCDW IQ37 Organizalion Sfaff brick. ediior. Feaiure Siaff edifor. Personnel Sialf Beardsley. edifor lobsen+eel. Sporis Siaff Leshgold, absenfee. USING FOR THE THEME 'rhe aciual produciion of an annual, The I937 Arrow has been builf up wifh ihe idea of illusiraiing Hwe imporiance of The rechnicaliiies in ihe making of an annual. The opening secfion, in duorones, is +he inirial siep in carrying our ihe fheme, and Hwe divisional pages represenf The scenes behind each ac+ivi+y. Throughoui 'rhe book, greai deparfures from previous years have been made. Copy has been condensed so +ha+ Jrhe piciorial secHon could be more vividly produced. Modernisfic page layoufs are prevalenf fhroughouf in order io give an inieresiing varieiy 'ro Hue book. The members of +he siaff hope +ha+ This annual upholds 'rhe srandards ser by previous All-American sfaffs and will serve as an opening for more inferesiing fields in The fuiure. Ted Garharl: Bob Prince: Helen Rupp Dick Phil Ed Druxman: Augusl Krisfoierson: Cecily Forbes Mary Hoge: Brooke Davis: Pai Sheehan Belle Ari Taylor, ediforg Laura Maki: Lily Yorozu Jerry ATHLETICS ACTION IS EVERYWHERE-on 'rhe grid- iron, on The diamond, and on The maple court Aciion is 'rherefore Jrhe mosr impor- +an+ fealure of Jrhe afhlefic seclion. A line- buck, an end-run. a 'rip-off play-These are The disfinclive characlerisrics 'rha'r make This secfion live. To gel rhese shols. 'ro arrange 'rhem carefully, as well as 'ro see Jrhaf each sporf is well porirayed represenf The respon- sibili+ies of Jrhe afhlefic sfaff. , ond o Xwo ' ' 'n successwe -Xqhorn X50 CLXNXPQQXNG PX DECPXDE XX 0X qveoi coodn'xnq ' XooXXooXX XNXXXX X'n5 XXXX cX'xornpXonsX'XXp, X.eon BX vevncnns 6ovXXeXd's qveoiesk Xoxfndev 0X cX1ornpXons. 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Lukhev ihXehc. a h v vn Go and un v Y nnq headed by many on 'fhe'vv way io a heXps move 'ooys khan any ovhev keac e Ymehqhk spovi wnh heXph.vX Xnshuchon 6 Gov-heXd's qohevs. among 'che vfvn- en coachmq, won sey- Booshnq qoh 'vo a v en'chusRasm, Coach Whnson has phase nevs. Phs ieams have, Rn khe shovk pevvod he has be evaX champvonshvps. '93 QUEEN ANNE XO GPXRERELD 'I Xdeovbbveov- Rn We opened Pxn Rnexpenenced GovRReRd Reorn mei deReoi ok We educoked Roe oR Queen Pxnne's Edo NlonnR. Px pRoc,e YRQRA Rn We dodxnq rnxnukes of We Rusk NnoRR broke o 7-7 'ne ond speRRed yxdcovy Rov We Xluoys. GARFXELD R4 CLEVELAND 0 Ensk Rosie oR yRc'fovyX A vopRdRy RrnpvoyRnq 6ovRReRd squod showed oRevWess Rn We breaks, ond ernevqed yRc,- 'covRous. Eveok pRoys oRRowed Kennedy, kocvke, ko scove on o bRoc.Xaed Vfxck, ond on EoqRe poss Rnkemepied by 'Mc- 6voW ond RoRevoRXed 'fo Vixen, oRRov4ed We second Xoudn- down. GPXRPRELD b BFNLLPXRD O NNRW XdonVfRnson 'fo yRcRovyR PN 'Il-yovd qoXRop by co- ioRn Duke X'RonYfRnson spodf-ed We keorn 'fo o 55-yovd nded Rn We Xone ina poRnis oi We qorne. ROOSEVELT 'I Rdornffxnson cop ' wxnRc,R'w e ' X RRrne, o deod- dnve GPXRERELD X3 Vxcjcovy yRo dn- rnoRXR Rocfxnq oqoxns Wok o pass 'co RlRdn Rn We doixnq seconds 05 Rod'-ed qorne wxnRc'n ended Rn o R3-7 wRn. o '5Rdney 'Re Vdsev x Bvooks less Kennedy MW-e R'RRvoR'Roru 193 Luke lnlankinson Ellis Coder Jerry Leshgold Leo Richfer GARFIELD 7 BROADWA Y 6 Old feud vicfory! A specfacular 40-yard run by co capfain Tugs Riser and a pass from Hanlsinson fo Rich on fhe fry-for-poinf was sufhcienf fo beaf our ancienf Bengal rivals and sfrengfhen our chances for fhe championshllo. GARFIELD 6 LINCOLN O The feorn, fhe jinx, and vicfory! A powerfully susfained 65-yard drive won fhe game of fhe ye-a1 ' wifh a lone folly by Gorheldls Hanlsinson. The Old Man Jinx laughed again when fhe Railspliffers' comeback ended on fhe 8- yard line wifh a fumble, sfopping fheir valianf fouchdown drive. Finishing fheir schedule wifh only a mafhemafical chance for fhe championshilo, Garheld liffle realized fh fhe following week would see fhe leodin fopple from fheir posifions, an Hffh consecufive fo on fhe af g confenders d Garheld awarded fheir ofball championship wifh a second leg new Michigan lrophy. SECOND TEPM ?OO'YBPxLL Frank Row: Bob ?xaqsdaXe, Chades Brenner, Frank Yanaqamadnk George Okonwuva, M'xc'nXa Nrnura, Jada EXXKassen. Sam Mossdev, Dave Brenner. Second Row: Don McXnXos'n. Rodney MKXXev, MRnax'u cV,weXX, ?auX Davks, Sieve SY.eeX, Tom Rupp, NX TayXor ewaXX Pxmqes, Leroy Leveque, Don NoeX, do Bob Ha Pxaan1s,S 6 Skebbxns. W-e , ' vi: Chades Lew , RoNan 'Q35 'Hurd Ro Duane TvuesaaXe, We Harry Nah 5 ack SY-eeX Roger DeCNemen'cs Elwood Dekwner Dick Sf Bill M I Q35 l-lynyie Harris Bud McGrofh Crowd Qfson FRESHM From' Row R H AN FOOTBALL : oberf Bell Chesfer Wong, Sol enry Dofy, Bernard O'Connor J Alhodsff Sufherlond MCL Koshino, Bob C Losl: Adelson P , ocl: Foulk son B oluccio , Bill Ho sf , ercyN nor. Se , ob Sheeh , Berf G ' ' yi, Diclv er, Joe ' Br efhery cond Row: Dove on, Bud Creighfon, Shiro rlfhn, Phil Nelson. Third Row: Som Ruofi Vol Lacey, Ron Robinson, Larry For- Mfller, Jock Allen. Fqurfh Row: Bill McFarland. Jim uce. lsooc Solofn, Bob lsroel, Bob Waldo. Q ,, 4 bfi . HX wx big 9,15 A Q W-iw 'Sif ,Q W, X X , -s Ai' X X X k . Wjrwb., .. W Mliwmh vi xg Q1 Q, 5, 35 .Q -A. . Q, J? X Yi 9 A S . W x ,Q by yu .f s f I r Kg X W, w . f 5 A wif 'V K xx MN Q , Nik Q Q in 5 'X Alf? .Qpifg ight ,E 'fe Q X 5 f X KN, f 'f An, i , eX. X kk . ix: . ,, rosa LAST YEARS NNT: had power, skarruno, and speed To burn. Man Tor man, C5arheTd had The srronqesr rearn Tn The enhre dry. The Buhdoq's hkrhnq average as a whoXe was excehenr, bui 'char was surpassed by The sensahonaT sTuqqRnq of 'rhe Pups' our- heTd, an ouihehd 'thai consXsTed oi .486 Char-he Russeh, .452 Harry Frnh, and .352 BKXX DownXnq. Th'rs 'rs an average 'rhar has never been equaTed by any o'rher C5arTTeTd ourTTeTd. NT-Cny NN'rThan1s, by Tar The besr phcher in The c'r'ry, was aTded by bKq BN Phh, The srnarresr caicher in The Teague. The XnheTd Tound Capidrn Han?-Tnsonq sacrihce Teader, De'rwKTer-, The pr-ornRsXnq second basernan, Riser: and The besr deienskve hrsr baseman Rn The airy, Dadosio. Man Tor rnan, 'rhRs was a charnpXonshTp rearn. OnTy a bad break Rn 'rhe Bahard qarne caused 'che C5arheTd nXne 'ro TTnTsh second Tn The T936 hRqh sc.hooT basebah Teague. Harry Fink Fred Varon Leroy Leveque Shiva Kashino Mkhe Phrahara Gene Grosso Sddney Pdser Frank Massey T IQB7 AT TH season, large, profnising grou ,o greefed Coac Baxfer for fhe Hrsf furnouf. Affe fh '- E START of fhe I937 r winning e hm' fwo gan-ies, fhe Bulldogs began fo slip, because of a fefnporar ba fing s u y f l fnp. Due fo fhis facf fhe Garheld nine losf Hs nexf fwo games fh , us ending fhe Hrsf round wifh fhree wins and fhree defeafs for a sfanding of fourfh l ' ' ,o ace in fhe hnal check- up. This :vidual sfars. lnsfead of a sfar here and fhere we have a feanv fhaf is well-balanced and wellefor- fih'ed in every deparfmenf. A slugging ouf- held, a fasf inheld, and a snvarh young cafcher are only a few of fhe lop-nofch qualifies o ,a ssessed by fhe I937 Bulldog nine. year's nine has no ind' ' Since a year's squad will refurn for fhe l938 ' fnajorify of fhis campaign 1-he pros e f for ' ' p c s a championship are favorable. Dave Brenner Don Mc lnfash Willard Poffs Jerry Wallocl: Elwood Delwiler Lloyd Kennedy Bob Cavonough Clarence Poffs -,1 if BOOSTED BY ADDITIONS and T Q A C K I Q 3 7 improvemen+s, +he I937 Track Team hopes To regain 'rrack supremacy. Defeafing Ballard and Cleveland in +he opening meel by an easy margin, 'The Bulldogs fell 'ro defeal lhe following week a+ lhe hands of Roosevelt A decision on The relay decided +his meel in Roosevell s favor. Caplained by Ari Taylor, 'the Bulldogs emerged in second place 'lo Lincoln lhe nexl week. ln +he Annual Relay Carnival, The Bulldogs shared some of The spoHigh+ by Jrying 'rhe 440-yard relay record wilh a leom consisfing of Larson, Tyler, l-lasson, and Taylor. As The Arrow goes +o press, 'rhe Bull- dogs look forward 'ro 'rhe all-cily wifh hopes of emerging a dark horse vicior for 1937. Bill Gcisperefli Leo Richler Jim Brinkley Jerry Larson Ted Gcrhorf Sam l-lasson James Anderson Bob Bellamy 1? Jim Holland, Nor- man Rickles, Mike Ovadia, Isaac Ben- ' aroya. Fronl row: Ken Louie, George Okamura, George Miner, Bob Williams, Bruce Gribbler. Second row: Coach Leon Brigham, Harry Fink, Bob Hemion, Frank Massey, Robert Blackwell. Front row: Sam Losk, Dave Alhadeff, Shiro Kashino, Joe Miller, Dick Ruoff, James Bruce, Bob Gusfave. Second row: Coach Kirk Baxfer, Mike Ovadia, Henry Daiy, Willard Polfs, lke Levy, John Yoshida, Robert Collucio. Fronf row: Paul Davis, Fred Wingo, Tochiyuki Nishimura, Orville Bellamy, Rudy Spring, Nicholas Byrne. Second row: Coach Kirk Baader, Duane Truesdale, Jack Meyers, Leo Richter, Ari Borderud, Sadao Baba. , PING PON6 UNDER THE DIRECTION of Lurher More, The Third annual Ping Pong Tour- namenT began. OUT oT TwenTy-Tive com- peTiTors. Tour TinalisTs played in a round- robin TournamenT from which James Holland emerged champion Tor his Third consecuTive year. WiTh This remarkable champion oTTering such sTiTT resisTance, eager compeTiTors are looking Torward wiTh anTicipaTion To nexT year's conTesT. SECOND TEAM BASKETBALL THE SECOND TEAM shared The luck of The TirsT Team by losing many hearT-brealsers. They were a hard- checlsing, promising group who played splendid ball even in deTeaT. From Their ranks will probably come many of GarTield's TuTure arhlefes. FRESH MAN BASKETBALL SMALL AND FAST, The Trosh basl4eT- ball squad was easily The besT in The league. Composed oT boys who had played TogeTher Tor years in grammar school days, Their coordinaTion in pass- ing and checking was sensaTional. They beaT Broadway Tor The championship in The lasT game oT Their sparkling season. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL ALTHOUGH The Sophomore Team beaT T e league winners, They Tinished in Third p ace. Showing Tine abiliTy in some games 'buT Talling below par in oThers. They finished The season wiTh equal wins and losses oT Tour games each. WiTh many vacancies leT+ by The varsiTy squad To be Tilled, The Sophomore squad is loolsing ,Torward To nexT season. HUNDRED MILE CLUB ORGANIZED Two YEARS ago by Mr. More, Garfield's physical educalion ins'lruc'ror, 'rhe Hundred Mile Club has become an imporranr 'lacror in develop- ing Garfield's winners. Running Iwo miles every nighr, seven boys have compleled Jrheir required disrance lhis year. and. consequenlly, have earned lhe club emblems. FALL INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL' IN A SMALL buf fasl league, Ackie Kessler sparked his 'ream lo 'lhe Fall lnrramural Baskelball Champion- ship. Because of 'rhe small lurnoul, Ihe reams were able lo ploy rwo rounds. The league, under rhe supervision of Lulher More, allows boys ol lirlle ex- perience lo play wilh varsily baske?- ballers in order lo pick up some of The liner poinrs of lhe game, in addi- lion 'ro receiving Their lull share of exercise and enioymenr. SOCCER USHERED IN UNDER 'rhe w.P.A. and 'rhe SeaH'Ie Park Deparrmenf, Soccer has been labeled 'rhe high school's newesr sporr. Allhough il finished in sixlh place. because of lack of scoring abiliry, rhe Garfield loam was one 'ro be proud oi, for ir displayed good sporlsmanship, fine reamwork, and keen spirir. The facl lhal many veferans will rerurn nexr 'fear indicares lhar Garfield will be ready fo offer sfilli comperilion for lhe lilleen hundred dollar Lipron Champion- ship Trophy. YELL TEAM Tl-IIS YEAR'S GRGUP of cheer leaders broke all previous precedenrs as a smoolh-working group. Led by Yell King Bob Friedman, The squad proved conclusively 'rhal a well- organized cheering seclion is an all- imporlanr facror in lhe winning of games. The leam, composed enlirely of graduaring seniors. leaves a space hard lo fill, buf leaves also a record for fulure yell squads lo shool al. I Froni row: Arvo Hill, Max Lowen, Bill Terry. Second row: James John- I I Ja F I s on, mes e - lows, Milton Kells. I Fronl row: George Hayakawa, George Mukai, Joe Fuiii. Second row: Bruce Gribbler, Burton Robbins, Aaron Turner, Ackie Kessler. Third row: Ed Graham, Bob Woods, Charles Winslon. I Fronf row: Harold Fawrhorp, Bob Lee, Dave Brenner, Abe Jacobs, Elwood Defwiler, Dick Garrett Second row: Myer Grashin, Morris Eff? Dave Abrams, Ellis Coder, Lee Lewis, Hymie Harris, Gerald ra . Busler Horn, Bob Friedman, .lim McDowell, Joe Pehag Edgar Kerrihard Iabsenfeej. FRESFIMAN TRACK Tl-llS YEAR'S Freshman turnout was far from an excellent one. l-low- ever the present trosh squad has been showing strong ability in several events, and the outlook is not at all unfavorable. Since it is hampered by bad weather, this year's squad will have to worlf. hard to uphold the freshman all-city championship, secured by the last yeor's team. SOPHOMORE TRACK LAST YEAR'S Freshman cham- pions, after a year ot experience, are showing great cinder ability. Al- though handicapped by the fact that several of their fastest members have been chosen for the varsity line-up, they will do their best to uphold lost year's record by retaining the city's Sophomore track championship for Garfield. FRESHMAN TRACK-Front row: Mark Hodin: Henry Daty: Terry Shimano: Louis Jacob- ucci: Joe Watkins: Fred Sing: Paul Kaplan. Second row: Edward Cassidy: Jack Barron: Sutherland McLean: Bud Creighton: Max Lowen: Yasutatsu Numi: Albert Caraco. Third row: Mr. Brigham, Coach: Bud Coder: Bill Bannick: Don Peck: Hyao Mochizuki: Jay Stone. Fourth row: Max Cooper: Charles Ralston: James Berglin. SOPHOMORE TRACK-Front row: Cliff Wright: Chester Wong: Kochi Arita: Don Jewitt: Bob Matson. Second row: Dick Ruotf: Tom Rupp: John Boitano: Bill Terry: Jack Eliasen. 'ghli'rdHrow: Brigham: Alfred Brown: Stanley Olson: Lawrence Adler: Duane Truesdellg I oyt. MANAGERIAL STAFF ASKING NO GLORY, the unseen force behind Garfield's teams, the managerial statt, is a big factor in Garfield's athletic prowess. Although these boys put in long hours through- out the season, they are satisfied to l measure their success by the ioy of a brilliant season and by the appre- ciation ofthe teams and the coaches for their worls. ATHLETIC MANAGERS-Front row: Laurence Radner, Jack Grund, Wallace Wagner, Bob Saario, Dick Elliott, Marshall Coolidge. Second row: Lawrence Adler, Stanley Sigel, Jack Hallischer, Bernard Abrams, Joe Kunden, Richard Berner. Third row: Mike Massa, Morris Jaffe, George Edgar, Bob Dressel, Philip Friedman, Dan Anthony, Sunny Vynne. TENNIS WITI-I SIX reTurning leTTermen This spring, The chances Tor a Bulldog Tennis championship are sTrong. In The lasT Tour years, Coach Rushing has Turned ouT Tour championship Teams, and now he has his eye seT on The TiTTh consecuTive TiTIe. Due To The laTe schedule oT maTches, inTer-school play will noT sTarT unTiI aTTer spring vacaTion. Meanwhile, The members ol The Team are prac- Ticing To geT in shape Tor anoTher neT vicTory. Froni row: Fred Winqo, Harrison Holland, Ed- ward Roberfson, Ackie Kessler, Bill Talboll. Second row: Pearce Smifh, Sfan Smilh, Mr. Rushing, coach, Jack Ballard, Buster Horn. GOLF DESPITE Tl-IE FACT ThaT There were only Two reTurning leTTei-men, The Garfield divoT-diggers have sTarTed The season wiTh Tair promise. ATTer winning one maTch Trom WesT SeaTTIe, They losT To Roosevelt a sTrong championship conTender, one oT The Two oTher maTches played. AlThough iT is nol' probable ThaT They will Tinish in Top place This year, much has been accomplished in The developmenT oT The splendid maTerial. Fronl row: Bob Woods, Jack Woods, Howard Anderson, Bruce Deck- er, Harold Giolme, Don Cawley, Sumio Nagamalsu. Second row: Norman Lacey, Bob Anderson, Ellis Coder, Bruce Hannay, Slade Innis, Bob Moon- ey, Mr. Whilsan, coach. GXRLS' PW PNLET XCS Prank row. Marv Cophzv, Shkr- Xev GXa-Ler, Kamko Yokoverna, Murrorv Y-efrnberq, Grace Bod- Xev, Haruko Kem, UN Yorom. Second row: Clara NNaW-er. Rose Benarova. Tsuneku Yorna, Lenora PxnqeX, Edrkn Young, Laura Mah. Trnrd row: Norma OXson, Frances Green, Su-:fre O1ReX, Ruth MCC-uXXoch, EVCXNIYK Carhon, Mar'ror'xe Vkkker. F-ourkh row: .Sean Gross, Beiiv Baies, Pvbbre Renberq, Evewn Knrqhk. B X 6 Xl G KX OFFXCERS INNO AOVXSERS G CLUB Ks composed oi onXv 'rhose qRrXs d 'rxn 'rr Yrve xnundr Front row: Kamko Yokovarna, Mrss Ernrw Johnson, Graqe XB Bodhav. Back row: Georg nn Skreeker Mks Eva Jurqenso , EveXvn 'CarXson, Jean Gross. who have WHY: BXG o 'rs ond Move eorne e ' ed ' xo ern- or d our ocnveky for sp r dr orn rxne BXq G' CMA rn rurne ' 's who ore seXec're r - ' XX copobXe ornrs.'Vne rnonoqer 6CiXOXK'L6d Rn o deiknrre spor'r or ore especro v bers Move sp Xeodrnq Vne sporr. xn 'o'r dnen'rXXe G Xerrers xnove proved espedxoXXv d d 'rxrfrs veor was d nok TNS veor Jr e q ' 'rRonoX 'ro 'rxne new q'rrXs. Pxnoixner freorure od e nk sdnerne qRrXs who o 'msprro ' 'n oKnrs. Under Jr s , ' Th' Xrrnrnolres 0 new svsjrern or eornr q p 'd d ne xnundred pornis. rse X 'rurnour ore owor e o ordrnq 'ro beqrnners, rnrss o Qrnq e ' QXX in-sr reorns, ond We q'rrXs ore cXos5rYred occ r ond odvonced X1 ond rvA'rs.s Knrerrnedro es, . ' dvksers., Mrss. .Surqenso n in Xeodersxnrp or We 0 'che dub nos nod one Under e .S 'nnson ond 'rxne predrdeni. Xio-mY-o YOV-ovorno, O r ssirn veors 'rn Hs nrsdrorv. off rhe rnosi succe f1fQf- 'fi rs MANAGERS Speedbah Front row: Vkcioria Xsraek, Vko- Xehe Beneua, Pa! Dav'xs, Reva Kerdack, Esther Cohxrnbra, Jo Tover, Lourse Mraras, Joyce Tarrca, Ruth LouKse Duvakh Second row: Psnnekre Frsher, HeXen Dani, Heken CarXson, Shrdey Jodreh, Yerra Brenner, Mary Barnard, Kakherrne PNngeX, Juhe Boonov. Third row: Xnarnae Behanw, Lhhan Yhno, Evewn Cedar, DeNores Uma, Bekw Young, Pxnn .Jean- an erke Becker ETheJ Herrn , wr U . Pakrrcka HanJon. Fourih ro 'Kd d Smkrh Lucy Hassan Mr re , FN ck, Marybehe McGee, Jean a HeJen Miher, Neihe Welqek rr 5 rhe season, rhe rnq NNXTH THE FXRST puhy-o o ' ' rhe charnpkonshkp. Th'rs year' Managers Fronk row: Frances Green, Bod Halne Hanks, Grace - ' Phu Bernrce Genack, - W Wet, Key, hs Khbourne, Crara a Tsun YOVIZ LUN Jean s r Re L on, B eko Yorika. Second Berry Good, Thehna d, Made Anderson, Gross, Evewn Cad- Mary Cophav. Thhd etry Bares, Pxgibie ra Makr, Georqra OV! hberq, Evewn Knrqhj, au ' B Sr r r hh, S sernors were deshned ro wrn I ' h' 'r arn was composed rnosrhf or qrds Th 'rr rnor charnprons rp e ' rh were freshmen. e se droqerhersrnoe ey ' d rhern who have pXaye qood sporrsrnanshrp and excehenr passrnq rna e vrcrors. ' ' ' dan GorheJd recerve 'r econd year or ' , ' Yon Speedbah, 'rn r s 5 ' 5' shrnen. PN cornbrno r ovohon horn ihe re rasr and encour-aqnrq ' rhxs sporr provrdes a E b herbah and soccer, ' V- ossknq, and o as excihnq pashrne of rask drfrbbhnq, kno y p 'rearn work.. eier, Berry Carey. Senror' XdocheyTearn Froni row: Kamko Yoko- yama, Lenora Anqeh Jean Gross, Grace Bodkeq. Sac ond row: GeorqKa Srree ' Laura Mah, Berry Chap Evehfn Cadson . Kar, rn, ADVANCED VOLLEYBALL Firsl row: Mary Copley, Shirley Glazer, Minnie Yokayama, Jeannelfe Bane, Phyllis Kilbourne, Bernice Genack, Helen Carlow, Rurhlouise Duvall, Grace Bodley. Second row: Jean Fisse, Lois Thompson, Olga Magarinsky, Norma Olson, Marie Ander- son, Susie Oziel, Oueenie Walker, Mar- garel Taylor. Third row: Edilh Young, lnarnae Bellamy, Nellie Weigel, Thelma Lund, Barbara Wakefield, Rosie Benaroya, Laura Maki, Kalherine Angel, Evelyn Carl- son. Fourlh row: Doris Kells, Frances Greene, Lillian Hassan, Mildred Moyer, Rose Romano, Rila Callahan, Jean Gross, Mariorie Piller, Lenore Angel. Fiflh row: Polly Coder, Rulh McCulloch, Abbie Reh- berg, Evelyn Knighf, Georgia Slreeler, Sally Eslcenazi, Vicloria Owens, Belly Chapin, Joyce Tarica. INTERMEDIATE VOLLEYBALL Firsl row: Maxine Cross, Pal Davis, Ja Tover, Annette Fisher, Rebecca Baroh, Elaine Hanks. Second raw: Alice Kowani- shi, Lillian Hunf, Mariorie Feinberg, Yella Brenner, Helen Danz, Charlolre de Gallier, Jeanne Pielromonaco. Third row: Sylvia Kelfleman, Sylvia Krall, Mary Belle Mc- Gee, Helen Miller, Belly Carey, Lillian Eidemiller, Belly Good. BEGINNERS' VOLLEYBALL Fronf row: Efhel Heiman, Helen Carlson, Vicloria Israel, Esther Columbro, Reva Kelzlach, Louise Allaras, Violel Benezra. Back row: Mildred Smilh, Pafricia Han- lon, Belly Young, Dolores Lillle, Lucy Has- son, Shirley Jodrell, Masa Yamamura. VOLLEYBALL 'ADVANCED OINTERMEDIATE OBEGINNERS WITH Tl-lE SOUND ol swals and bounces, volleyball was ushered inlo 'rhis year's aclive sporls curriculum. Al lhe beginning of The volley- ball season, a new syslern of poinl earning was sel. Each girl who 'rurned our each nighl' in her special field was awarded one hundred poinls. So evenly were lhe girls marched lhis season lhal many games had lo be played in order lo delermine 'rhe winners. BASKETBALL OADVANCED OINTERMEDIATE OBEGINNERS NOT ONLY TI-lE BOYS ol Garfield lared well in baslnelball bul also lhe girls won laurels on lhe maple courl. Al lhe All- Cily Big Leller Brealslasl, Garlield's sexlelle aided lhe Norlh in becoming champs. The girls lerminaled lheir baslselball season wilh a game againsl lhe Universily Coeds, Garfield coming oul on lhe shorl end ol lhe score, 26-27. The girls dis- played superior passing, lricky fool-work, quick dribbling, and a brillianl all-around leam work which almosl exhausled lheir opponenls. All in all, lhe basl-aelball season was a lruly suc- cesslul one. . s - ADVANCED BASKETBALL Fronl row: Shirley Glazer, Mary Copley, Phyllis Kilbourne, Bernice Genack, Kazuko Yokoyama, Ruby Smilh, Grace Bodley, Oueenie Walker. Second row: Thelma Lund, Doris Kells, Norma Olson, Marie Anderson, Tsunelro Yorila, Edilh Young, Mariko Mukai, Lily Yorozu. Third row: Lillian Hasson, Doris Genack, Margarel Taylor, Lenore Angel, Charlolle de Gal- lier, Kalherine Angel, Frances Greene. Fourlh row: Polly Coder, Abbie Rehberg, Evelyn Knighl, Florence Goodlick, Jean Gross, Mariorie Piller, Joyce Tarica. INTERMEDIATE BASKETBALL Fronl row: Maxine Gross, Masako Kimura, Rebecca Baroh, Mariorie Feinberg, Elaine Hanks, Pal Davis, Jo Tover, lnamae Bel- lamy, Jean Fisse. Second row: Minnie Yokoyama, Lois Thompson, Olga Magar- insky, Norma Olson, Thelma Lund, Yella Brenner, Helen Callow, Jeannelle Bane. Third row: Rose Romano, Charlolle Max- well, Florence Goodglick, Mildred Moyer, Mary Fleelwood, Lorraine Jaffe, Jeanne Pielromonaco, Eslher Ward. Fourlh row: Dorolhy Hovey, Polly Ann Burqerl, Sally Eskenazi, Belly Carey, Nellie Weigel, Lillian Eidemiller, Belly Powers, Lucille Gilmour, Jean Johnson. BEGINNERS' BASKETBALL Fronl row: Elaine Davis, Palsy Barlling, Virginia Flelcher, Fuiiko Fujii, Annelle Fisher, Eslher Columbro, Vicloria Israel, Colleen Tacher, Ella Locke, Rose Yaplee. Second row: Rulhlouise Duvall, Alice M. Kawanishi, Belly Young, Helen Danz, Rulh Rose, Violel Benezra, Mabel Yuen, Reva Kelzlach, Shirley Jodrell, Masa Yamamura. Third row: Calherine Skinner, Jean Flack, Palricia Hanlon, Gerry Johnson, Dolores Lillle, Mary Belle McGee, Lillian Hino, Louise Allaras, Sylvia Krafl, Georgina Lee. Fourlh row: Lucy Hasson, Ethel Heiman, Helen Carlson, Marian Freeman, Sylvia Kellleman, Jeanne Copley, Helen Miller, Eslher Fisse, Mildred Smilh. BASEBALL Beginners' Baseball Front row: Helen Carlson, Dale Etkin, Mabel Yuen, Dorothy Israel, Elaine Davis, Reva Ketz- lach, Jeanne Copley. Second row: Marion Freeman, Esther Columbro, Jean Flack, Amelia Alhadetf, Clemence Rose, Betty Gibson. Third row: Catherine Skinner, Dolores Little, Patricia Ililanlon, Louise Altaras, Lois Floe, Georgina ee. Intermediate Baseball Front row: Minnie Yokayama, Fuiiko Fuiii, Annette Fisher, Jeanne Copley, Elaine Hanks, Rebecca Baroh, Violet Benezra, Victoria Israel. Second row: Ethel I-Ieiman, Jean Fisse, Pat Davis, Ruth Rose, Colleen Tacher, Alice Kawa- nishi, Esther Fisse, Esther Capeloto. Third row: Lucy Hassan, Betty Young, Shirley Jodnell, Rose Romano, Masa Yarnamora, Esther Ward. Fourth row: Jean Johnson, Dorothy Hovey, Lillian Eidemiller, Lucille Gilmour, Betty Pow- ers, Frances Jones. Adva ncecl Baseball Front row: Barbara Halterman, Maxine Cross, Jo Tover, lnamae Bellamy, Grace Bodley, Ber- nice Genack, Phyllis Kilbourne, Elaine Hanks, Jeannette Bane, Helen Catlow, Shirley Glazer, Minnie Yokayama, Lillian Hina, Clara Walker. Second row: Olga Magarinslcy, Lorraine Jaffe, Caroline Crummack, Thelma Lund, Marie Anderson, Arloine Leveque, Lenore Angel, Mariorie Pitter, Susie Uziel, Mary Copley, Harriet Booker, Julie Boonov. Third row: Norma Olson, Doris Kelis, Ellen Fries, Lorraine Bennett, Arlene Miller, Frances Greene, Etta Belknap, Sylvia Kettleman, Margaret Taylor, Mildred Moyer, Mary Fleetwood. Fourth row: Nettie Weigel, Mary Miller, Ernelyn Winslow, Betty Chapin, Lillian Hassan, Marybelle Mc- Gee, Joyce Tarica, Rita Calahan, Jeanne Piet- romonaco, Evelyn Carlson. Fifth row: Betty Carey, Jean Gross, Betty Bates, Jane Miles, Evelyn Knight, Abbie Rehberg, Polly Coder, Malka Agoada, Helen Miller, Laura Maki. 'ADVANCED I INTERMEDIATE C BEGINNERS the playtield was a melee ot teminine tly-chasers. The girls concentrated especially on putting a curve into their pitches ancl increasing their speed as they rounded the bases atter hitting a home run. With bats swinging, balls winging, and hearts singing, the games get underway. BASEBALL WAS TOPS with the girls this year tor TENNIS, BADMINTON, and ping pong comprise the minor sports. All were enthusiastically participated in by the girls. The teathered pill was seen flying about in the gym as girls turned out en masse tor badminton on Tues- day nights. The tennis courts were tilled with would-be Helen Willses on Wednesday nights. The cellulose pill was served ond smashed back and torth by ping pong tons on Thursday nights. For every match which a girl won she received titteen points toward her Big G. Girls track has always been considered ci minor sport also, but the large turnout this year signified its growing popularity. The cinder track received ci stitt work-out as feminine sprinters proved their versatility in discus throw- ing, relay running, and rope climbing. Tennis Front row: Caroline Schmidt, Abbie Rehberg, Jo Tover, Betty Young, Patty Davis. Second row: Sally Eskenazi, lnamae Bellamy, Yetta Brenner, Florence Goodglick. Third row: Georgia Streeter, Betty Chapin. Badminton Front row: Lenora Angel, Rosie Beneroya, Nancy Hanks, Grace Bodley, Jean Gross. Sec- ond row: Lily Yorozu, Norma Olson, Bernice Genack, Evelyn Carlson, Third row: Laura Maki, Betty Chapin, Georgia Streeter, Abbie Rehberg. Track Front row: Inamae Bellamy, Arlene Miller, Lorry Jaffe, Julie Boonov, Jo Tover, Grace Bodley, Phyllis Kilbourne, Dorothy Israel, Jean- nette Bane, Rebecca Baroh, Minnie Yokayarria, Jeanne Copley, Bernice Genack, Lillian Hino. Second row: Norma Olson, Mary Fleetwood, Frances Jones, Maxine Cross, Alice Kawanishi, Thelma Lund, Arloine Leveque, Mariorie Pitter, Betty Young, Pat Davis, Olga Magarinsky, Susie Uziel, Clara Walker, Amelia Alhacletf. Third row: Nettie Weigel, Mary Miller, Marie Anderson, Caroline Crummack, Ellen Fries, Mary Belle McGee, Helen Catlow, Ethel Hei- man, Harriett Booker, Betty Gibson. Fourth row: Mary Taylor, Catherine Skinner, Rose Romano, Marion Freeman, Lillian Hasson, Jo Tover, Helen Miller, Petty Powers, Doris Kells, Esther Capeloto. Fifth row: Lucile Gilmour, Mildred Moyer, Rita Calahan, Lillian Eide- miller, Malka Agoada, Abbie Rehberg,tPolly Coder, Jean Johnson, Esther Ward, Jeanne Pietromonaco, Dorothy Hovey, Emelyn Winslow. Tumbling Front row: Betty Malk, Thelma Lahti, Char- lotte O'Donovan, Margaret Miles. Second row: Helen Catlow, Eileen Baltzer, Kazuko Yoko- yama, Grace Bodley, Jeannette Bane, Marian Peterson, Marion Turner, Eileen Jacobson. FEATUIQES LITTLE INCIDENTS, lille accidenis, li'Hle predicamenis caughr unsuspec+ingly by The candid camera compose +he fea+ure sec- fion. H is an informal seclion, besl'-liked by fhe siudenl' body for Hs 'Free and easy humor. lf. however, Jrhe malerial is unorgan- ized. 'rhe seciion seems poinlless. As a pre- caufion. +he feaiure seciion has been care- fully classified. No old-'rime humor sec'rion will be found here, lhe candid camera alone having provided The humor. X S f 1' X R , mu PIQING fo fomiiior bi+s of or- chi+ec:'rure, delighfing our comero bugs who paused, squinfed, ond snapped pidures like Hwese of GcJrfield's lecnfy finery. cmd FALL bring color INTER in Hs block ond whife. provides excellenf s+udies for Jrhe candid comero enihusiosfs. These unusucal shois show +he definilre grip which omofeur pho+ogrophy hos Jroken on Jfhe siuderfrs. gn3.'nEx,g Q.. I X x Lx., mx N.. A ff A lQf m Vmsm- xv K Q ff 1 ' QQ . 4 ' - . ' L ? X Q wx , . S x - . gxm if X A , ii M 5- 5 hx i , i ,W Q 5 E , it t. up . xy 1 W k w 41 XT N. X Q K A' ,si xg YY X X Q K X .'g. ', X is ' N ww W Vi' X E Q it X ii '9 H Q x .Q -s xx' 5' X V 4 , F- .xt if L S xx' X, S gr 2 33 :wa X ii? tv Ax W l N T E R .... rhe lime 'ro lolk of skiing wox, of lwornesses ond ollwer winlry llwings . . . Cocicl1's cor gels o new cool of poinl . . . skiers ski on sunny slopes . . . os go crowds 'roke 'rrips fo ski grounds where spills ore por? of Jrhe fun . . . cu li++le snow doesn'+ slop 'rlie gym closses . . . Hue splendor ol Ml. Boker becomes 0 fomilicir siglil 'ro week-end skiers. 1 u. v ' Nswm J' :gs .K Y'-A A. x X . . A 5-.fx - c fling. X 'TQ tix-s1.,: 133 Q., xv 1-1: I 1 I 'Q Q J if . Q ofcokoes. Tweak p Gai Pr. What no sp oonmq . hen c Down came the Wh ov? 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As edilor of lhe Arrow he produced a memorable yearbook, and sei a high slandard for Arrows lo corne. l ll is due lo such as he Jrhal' lhe line lradiliions and background of Garfield annuals have been buill. ll is iusl' lhaf credil be given lo 'rhese edilors of lormer Arrows who helped provide The background for 'rhe i937 Arrow. These piclures show lhern as They are loday. li H Mark Sullivan, edilor. l924 f A Mark is one of lhe besl young newss A X papermen of Seallle. l-le is known lo lhousands of readers by his column, ' The Slrollerf' Peggy Arnesan. edilar, I934 Peggy was edilor of lhe firsf All- American Arrow. She is now a iuriior ol the University of Washinqlon. Mrs. J. L. McGarily, nee Margarel Coals. edilar. 1930 Margaref deserled Seallle for Aus- lin, Texas, where she married. and is now Mrs. J. L. McGari'ry. Augusla Davis, eclilor, I935 Augusla was 'the eclilor of an All- Arnerican annual. She now has a sec- lional scholarship 'fo Vassar. Mrs. Lucas. nee Maybolle Ghialione. ed- ilor. l925 This picfure of Mrs. Lucas was laken as she sfood in lhe iaws of a whale al Akulan. Alaska. Bob Hosokawa, BdIiOl', IQ36 Bob is lhe baby ofllhe oulfil. l-le edilecl lasf year's All-American an- nual and is now al Whilman on a scholarship. y Contest Awards ORATORY GLADYS CAPLAN Firsf prize in Garfield Day oraforical confesf. RUTH LESCHER I. Second prize in Garfield Day oraforical confesf. 2. Garfield Represenfafive in All-Cify S.A.R. confesf. MARGARET KELLS 2. Garfield Represenfafive in fhe Universify confesf. IRVING PETITE Garfield Represenfafive in fhe Exfempore Speaking confesf, Toasfmasfers' Club. HERBERT DANZ Garfield Represenfafive in fhe Exfempore Speaking confesf, Toasfmasfers' Club. LITERATU RE WEST WINDS, Poefry Anfhology, verse by EILEEN WI-IITSON, IRVING PETITE, VIVIAN LESCI-IER. JOHN ROBINSON winner of fhe Posf-lnfelligencer Essay Confesf. YURI TASHIMA Honorable Menfion, Essay Award, Scholasfic Magazine TENNIS BILL TALBOT l.Winner of Garfield Fall Tournamenf. 2. Runner-up, Kifsap Counfy Men's Singles. 3. Runner-up, Kifsap Counfy Junior Singles. 4. Runner-up. Men's Doubles. Class B, Seaffle Park Board Tournament PEARCE SMITH Winner of cify championship for boys. NEIL BALLARD I. Winner, Vancouver Island Championship Boys' Singlesj 2.Winner, Doubles Championship in Vancouver Island Tournamenf. MUSIC BEVERLY STEVENS Awarded a scholarship af fhe Universify of Washingfon High School Insfifufe for June and July, I936 and I937. AVIATION ETTA BELKNAP Awarded second, fourfh and fifrh place in senior model plane division in Exhibifion in Miniafure by Junior Birdmen. CARL JORDAN Fourfh place for seven-foof gas powered airplane in Nord- hoff 8. Moore confesf. Contest Awards SKIING BOB BLATT I. In lnierschool Tournament first place in Slalom, second place in Cross-Counlry, second place in Combined. 2. In Rainier Norional Park Company's Men's Downhill and Slalom Cham- pionship and average of fifrh place in 'rhe 'live races. REIDAR GJOLIVIE I. In lnlerschool Tournamenl, firsr place in Jumping, Ihircl place in Combined. 2. Second place in The Norrhwesf Juniors Jumping Championship. BILL MARONTATE I. In Inlerschool Tournamenr, 'Ihircl place in Jumping. 2. In Mounr Baker Slalom Races, an average of second place 'rhroughoui Ihe season. JIM WILSON In lnrerschool Tournament second place in Jumping. JAY KROM Second place in Mounf Baker Tournamenr. SAILING DICK PHILBRICK I. Second place in All-Season Slar Boar Tournamenr. 2. Firsf place in Labor Day Flairie Series. V SUNNY VYNNE Second place in Labor Day Flalrie Series. REIDAR GJOLME Firsl place in Winfer Series. 2. Firsr place in Summer Series. 3. Firsr place in Culberlson Trophy. ' EDWARD ROBERTSON Firsr place in All-Season Flaifie Series. ART ERNEST REYNOLD and CATHERINE KETCHAM each won a Scholasric Mag- azine award. HARRY ABOLOFIA Received Honorable Menlionl in Ihe Laiham Foundarion Posrer Conresr. IRWIN CAPLAN I. Two-year scholarship or Federal Arr School won in La+ham Foundaiion lnrernalional Posler Com'esI','S+anford Universiry. 2. Honorable Menrion in Ivory Soap-Carving Confesf. 3. Four drawings in The Nalional Scholaslic Arr and Traveling Exhibifion. 4. Airplane insignia design accepred for army pursuif planes. 5. Firsr prize, Junior Chamber of Commerce Posler Confesl. ln Acknowledgment , THE I937 ARROW STAFF wishes ro 'Thank fhe following persons whose coopera- 'rion and fechnical advice have made +his book possible: PRINTING: Mr. Floyd Flinf Lowman 84 Hanford Company ENGRAVING ' Mr. Alberl' Salisbury Wesiern Engraving and Colorfype Company PHOTOGRAPHY Mr. -and Mrs. A. Evans, Mr. Coons Bushnell Siudio AWN Scuollv A550503 Q X N X S PX E U Sworn covev No cover, Xxvfxs, We sevenkeenkh Pwvovl, Xovee. 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