Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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The nucleus of Garfield is the office. Over tho counter in tl1is room, we daily meet the office force, Whose various duties in elude operating the switchboard, and the filing of programs, ered its and all other student infor- mation. Miss Hyde and Miss Brown, assisted by Miss Johnson, and student helpers, hy manag- ing these duties so 4-apahly make up one of the finest office per- sonnels in the city. W

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lt is especially fitting at this time that the dominating thought of the Arrow should be concerned with the spirit and life of the democratic way. Subtly and surely those who would dc- stroy our mode of political life are attempt- ing to raise doubts about the convictions wc have held concerning individual freedom for three hundred years. This is one step in an attempt to destroy all that we cherish. A second stcp after the doubt has been raised is to make us feel that it does not matter much anyway. The third step is to make us unwilling to struggle against these forces that would take away our liberties. 1 believe the Arrow in picture and story proves that our way of life is the hcst. Madam ,K Yi., 1,f MR. PORTER. I'inNt:lP.u

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Jl NIUR Gl ll! XNKIIC XII 1, lhn KH,l.m.u. HDI! IDX n-.11 in Buns Klux linnxxx .ffvsisluul Iflvllr Nllw Ilxm-' Ilvml llffiw 1'IvrL' IS IDA Hvrv at Ginfit-ld we art- per- nnittvcl to plan our own pro- gl'lllllS and cllonsa- our own leach- vrs. ,Killing ns un- the fivv coun- se-lors, who arc always ready to suggt-sl suitable subjects and to solvv prohlenis. Through this helpful g'L1idilIll'l', we are often led into more ht-nvficial courses than we might have chosen, and in auhiitioll, wa- are vnubled to establish lllOl't' frivmtly rc-lations with the far-lilly. au.-L--.hw