Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 148 of the 1949 volume:

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Oh, let its light Shine through our country's story! Here lies her wealth, her strength, her might Here lies her future glory. -Anonymous GRADS9 NIGHT YOU STAND IN YOUR OWN LIGHT. -John Heywood The 'I949 Arrow Staff has chosen the preceeding quo- tation for the theme of this annual because it is so symbolic of the ever-changing panorama of life. Through light, man has gained knowledge-knowledge with which he, in turn, has captured the beams of this miraculous power. Niontents . . . Administration- GUIDING LIGHTS ...... . 10 Personnel- SEARCH LIGHTS ' . . . 16 Productions- FLOOD LIGHTS ..... . 64 SPOT LIGHTS .... . 86 Sports- q SPORT LIGHTS . . . 100 Features- FLASH LIGHTS . . . 128 Haw xx lx X . n W R. E. E. HANSELMAN, our capable and very experienced principal, has served Garfield in this capacity for the past seven years. During this time it has always been his policy to cooper- ate to the fullest extent with the stu- dents' wishes. His policy of employing new devel- opments to maintain the high standard required to meet today's changing needs, has established Garfield as an efficient and well-organized high school. ln addition, his successful efforts and pleasing personality are sincerely respected and admired. PILIIT MR. E. E. HANSELMAN, Principal LESLIE CRIBLEY, Boys' Advisor EMILIE HENSEL, Girls' Advisor 12 The respective counselors of our Girls' and Boys' Clubs, Miss Hensel and Mr. Cribley, have, on every occasion, strived to instill in the minds of Garfield pupils, a spirit of friendliness, sincerity, and coopera- tion, three qualities they believe to be essential in developing and enriching one's personality. Their policy of merging individual, workable ideas with those of the student body is but one of the plans sponsored by these advisors. LIGHTS MR. HERLIN SLOCUMB, Vice-Principal The center of Garfield activity is the office. Mrs. Semmens, the chief clerk, and Miss Drapeau, her helper, ably fulfill their duties. ' Miss Hamaoka, the guidance clerk, successfully helps the counse- lor, while Miss Warren manages the attendance department. ln the library a pleasant atmos- phere exists owing to the combined efforts of Miss Cole and her capable assistant, Mrs. Almquist. S THE VICE-PRINCIPAL of this school, Mr. Herlin Slocumb has always been respected for fair, impartial iudgment. Although responsible for the issuing of demerits to delinquent pupils, he has endeared himself to the student body as a friendly, sympathetic confidant. He is never too busy to give the con- structive and kindly advice which has, in the past, helped many pupils over- come their various problems. The faculty also finds, in this man, an exceedingly cooperative and under- standing leader, a true inspiration to all who know him. MARGARET SEMMENS SACHIKO HAMAOKA MICHELE DRAPEAU JESSIE A. WARREN MARSDEN core sam. Aiauusr 1 3 ETHEL WAY ANDERSON KIRK BAXTER MILDRED BELL RICHARD BENNETT CATHERINE BUCKLEY BEACO JEAN BURNS LLOYD COMSTOCK ANGELINE CONNOLLY PARKER COOK MAE CORNELIUS AUDREY deTOURVILLE MARY DIXON ERNEST DZURICK FRANK FIDLER CARL FOULK ERNEST FREY CHARLES GREER MARY GROVES ETHEL HANSON WARREN HAZZARD V GERTRUDE HOPPOCK JEAN HUNT RUTH ISAACS EMILY JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON EVA JURGENSOHN ROY KELLOGG MARY KNIGHT WILMA LIND LIGHT S. L. MERRIAM RUTH MOORE LUTHER MORE JAMES MOUNT RUTH NYSTROM VIRGINIA oLNIsTEAo ANITA PECKHAM HENRY PETERS BARBARA POLLOCK HORACE PORT MARGARET ROBERTS RUTH ROBINSON MARIE SAEMAN A. L. SCHMALLE PETER SCHNELLER ELIZABETH SCHOEPPEL LeROY SCHUH HELEN sHELToN JOHN SCIIRADER CLIFTON SMITH H. ROY TICHENOR FLORENCE WELTS CAROLYN WESTPHALEN fl AUDE WILSON ADOLP LINDQUIST MARGARET LOWE SOLVEIG LUNDBERG BYRON MARSHALL JOHN MAXEY ' A A f-x, --N ---4 --4 ----4 ---4 ,ii-4 -------v ,,i...1.V,..il. ,L,..-..-1.- .,-nl. ii 1 ' , 1 STARLIGIITS Q CATHERINE' BUCKLEY Advisor ' ALVIN GOLDFARB President HE MEMBERS of the graduating class have com- pleted their responsibilities with the assistance of Miss Buckley, their advisor, therefore, the cov- eted title Starlights of the Student Body has been iustly earned. The four years that are now behind the Seniors have not been easy, they have had to overcome many obstacles and adiust themselves to various unfamiliar circumstances. The Starlights are well known about Garfield, for during their final year they have engaged in numerous activities through which they gained ex- perience in cooperation, in leadership, and in knowledge, that is essential to the success of their adult lives. STAFFORD HOPKINS Vice-President ' BARBARA BADGLEY Secretary VIOLETTE ADAMS-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washington, Service, Senior Gift, Library Committees. VICKI ADATTO-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll Otti- cer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Library, Noon Program, P. Q., Usher, Service, Senior Picnic Committees, Junior Class Representative. JOAN ADKINS-Funfest, Red Cross Committee. GERALD J. ALFERS-Mid-Winter Concert, Band. MARIAN ALHADEFF-Gold Seal, Student Director, Senior Play, Fun- fest, Messenger Staff, Roll Ofticer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Language Club, P.Q., Gazette, Standards Committees, Sopho- more Class Representative. DONALD L. ANDERSON-First Team Football, Funfest, Basketball, Track, lntramural Basketball, Senior Chorus, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Ski, Lettermen's Clubs, Building, Senior Picnic Committees, Sophomore, Junior Class Representatives. JOYCE ANDERSON--Boll Banker, Girls' Club. JACK ANDREWS-First Team Football, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Lettermen's Club. ERVIN C. ANFINSON-Intramural Sports, Senior Class Representative. ESTHER ANGEL-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Make-up, Usher, Senior Picnic Committees, Sopho- more, Senior Class Representative, Honor Society Representative, Cafeteria Staff. MARY ARAKAWA-Roll Banker, Lunchroom Committee, Building Em- ployee. ROBERT LEE AUERNHEIMER-First Team Football, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker. ESTHER AVZARADEL-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Orchestra, Chorus, Honor Society, Service Committee, Gazette Committee, Class Repre- sentative. BARBARA BADGLEY-Copy Editor, Messenger, Secretary, Senior Class, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Roll President, Secretary, Co- Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Social Service Committee. MARGARET LOUISE BAHNSEN-Funfest, Messenger Staff, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Art, Senior, Usher Committees, Sopho- more Class Representative. DICK BALDWIN-Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Orchestra, Operetta, Senior Chorus, Roll Ofticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, First Yell Team, Ski Club, Sophomore Class Representative. PAT BANWELL-Roll Ofticer, Red Cross Committee, Sophomore Class Representative, Lost and Found Committee, Study Hall Clerk. GARY BARENSTEN-Debate Team, Funfest, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Senior Commencement Committee, Freshman, Sopho- more Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. BOB BARKLEY-Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Roll Secretary. MARY JANE BARTHOLMEY-Chairman of Cards and Announcements Committee, Funfest, Messenger Ad Staff, Roll President, Roll Secre- tary, Ski Club, Standards, Usher, Campus Committees. BARBARA BAROKAS-Play Production, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Ski Club, Roll Banker, Noon Program, Social Service, Service, Usher, Senior Picnic Committees. MARGARET BATES-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, After School Sports, Lunch Room Committee, Senior Class Representative. DAISY JUNE BEACH-Feature Editor, Messenger, Girls' Club Cabinet, Gold Seal, Nonette, Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Red Cross, Health, Junior Prom, Senior Com- mencement Committees, Study Hall Clerk. STANLEY DAVID BEAR-Intramural Sports, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Bleachers and Grounds Committees, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. FRANCES BEAR-Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Grounds, Service, Senior Prom, Usher Committees. SALVO D. BEHAR-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Funfest, Intramural Football and Basketball, Senior Chorus, Roll President, Track, Ski Club, Sophomore Class Representative. DONALD R. BELL-Stage Crew. MARGIE BELL-Mid-Winter Concert, Library, Art and Bulletin, Cap and Gown, Usher Committees, Cafeteria. LEON BENEZRA-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Football, Basketball, Baseball, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Class Representative. RONALD MACK BENNETT-Arrow, Sophomore Class Representative, Art Committee. VIRGINIA BENSUSEN--Chairman, Senior Picnic Committee, Senior Chorus, Roll Banker, Roll President, Secretary, Red Cross Committee, Roll Representative, Gym Clerk, Study Hall Clerk. JO ANN BERGER-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Feature- Reporter, Messenger, Senior Chorus, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher, Stand- ards, Lunchroom, Red Cross Committees, Junior Class Representative. ROBERT A. BERMAN-Entered from Oakland High School, Oakland, California, Gold Seal, Second Team Track, Red Cross Committee, Building Employee. LAWANNA BERTHELSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Class Representatives, Study Hall Clerk. JANICE ELAINE BIRKETT-Reporter, Messenger Staff, Roll Secretary, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Friendship, Senior Picnic, Gazette Com- mittees, Sophomore Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ALFRED BLACK-Basketball Manager, Track Manager, Intramural Sports. WALTER R. BLACK-First Team Football, Track, Advisory Board, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Intramural Basketball, Selected Chorus, Roll Secretary, Roll President, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Senior Class Representative, Sophomore Class Representative, Lettermen's Club. ERRY BLAKESLEE Entered from Broadwa High School Seattle Wash G - Y f , - ington, Member of Freshman Auxiliary, Attendance Clerk, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Secretary, Friendship Committee, Girls' Gym Clerk. RICHARD BODE-Gold Seal, Honor Society, Noon Program Committee. HARRY BOLD-Third Team Football, Third Team Baseball, Roll Banker. GENE BOLTON-Boys' Club. RICHARD BONESTEEL-Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Club, Advisory Board, Student Council, Third Team Football, Third Team Track, Fall-Track, Pen Staff, Swing Band. BERNARD BONNELL-Boys' Club. HENRY BORIES, JR.-Roll Secretary, Boys' Club. DON BOWLES-First Team Track, Funfest, Lettermen's-Club, Ski Club. BARBARA BRAITHWAITE-Gold Seal, Funfest, Messenger Staff, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Friendship Committee, Roll Rep- resentative, Study Hall Clerk. MARIAN ELAINE BRINER-Managing Editor, Messenger, President, Foreign Language Club, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Club Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Society, Lost and Found, Social Service, P.-T. A., Noon Program, Junior-Senior Prom, Commencement Committees, Senior Class Representative. ' MARIE BRITCHER-Funfest, Service, Library, Senior Picnic, Red Cross Committees, Freshman Auxiliary. DON P. BROWN-Secretary Boys' Club, Track, Advisory Board, Funfest. LILLIS BROWN-Usher Committee, Friendship Committee, Sophomore Class Representative. PHILIP R. BROWN-Track Team Funfest, Cross Country Team, Football Manager, Traffic, Usher, Senior Prom Committees, Basket Room At- tendant. VIRGINIA MAY BROWN-Secretary, Girls' Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, All City Chairman Social Service, '48, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Language Club, Friendship, Junior Prom, Health, Senior Commencement Committees, Junior Class Representa- tive. EARL E. BRUNK-First Team Football, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll President, Ski Club, Bleachers, Senior Picnic Committees, Senior Class Representative. DANNY BUFORD-First Team Track, First Team Football, Lettermen's Club. SHIRLEY BULLIS-Roll President, Senior Commencement, Service, Stand- ards Committees, Senior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. JOHN BURKE--Entered from LaConner High School, LaConner, Wash- ington, September, 1948. EDWARD BYTHEWOOD-Proiection, Door Man Committees. HOWARD CADY-Chairman, Doorman Committee, Gold Seal, Pen Staff, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Bulldog Club, Ski Club, Inter School Council, Stamp, Noon Program, Grounds Committees. RAE K. CALDERON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Operetta, Usher, Red Cross, Commencement, Program Committees. PAT CAMPION-'Quill and Scroll,'Gold Seal, Copy Editor, Arrow, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Art, Standards, Senior Cards and Announcements, Commencement Committees, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Representatives, Honor Society Representative. CARRIE JEAN CARTER--Entered from Yakima Senior High School, Yakima, Washington, Standards, Welfare Committees. FAY CAROL CASE-Roll Omcer, Foreign Language Club, Usher, Standards Committees, Freshman Auxiliary, Class Representative. MADELEINE CASTON-Senior Play, Funfest, Roll Banker, Roll Olificer, P.Q., Social Service, Usher, and Senior Commencement Committees, Junior Class Representative, Red Cross, Study Hall Clerk. BYRON CHINN-Secretary, Cathay Club, Funfest, Roll Banker, Camera Club, German Club, Doorman Committee. DAVID CHINN-Funfest Intramural Football, Roll Banker, Roll President, Cathay Club. EDITH ELIZABETH CHINN-Secretary, Cathay Club, Funfest, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Officer, Roll Secretary, Art Committee, Honor Society Representative. FUNG N. CHINN-Advisory Board, First Team Football, Tennis, Funfest, Second Team Track, Roll Banker, President, Secretary, Cathay, Letter- men's Club, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. HING CHINN-Varsity Basketball, Intramural Sports, Manager, Honor Society, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Cathay Club, Class Representative. CATHARINE CHISM-Funfest, Little G Club, Roll Banker, Roll Secre- tary, Ski Club, P.Q., Senior Picnic, Social Committees. TOM CHITWOOD-First Team Baseball, Boys' Club Committee Chair- man, Funfest, Roll President, Traffic, Lunchroom, Doorman, Noon Program Committees, Senior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. LOUISE C. CLARKE-President, Girls' Club, Assistant Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Roll President, Secretary, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher, Assembly, Junior-Senior Prom, Anti-Cheating Committees, Junior Class Representative. RICHARD D. CLINE-Entered from Valleio, California, Boys' Club. MARTHA JEAN CODE-Entered from Broadway High School, Roll Vice- President, Language Club, G.C.O., Service Committees, Freshman Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. CAROLE ELLEN COHEN-Gold Seal, Roll Secretary, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher, Service, Senior Commencement Commit- tees, Senior Class Representative. DAVID WILLIAM COLLINS-Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Third Team Football, Basketball, Baseball, Second Team Football, Baseball, Selected Chorus, Operetta, Ski Club, Lunchroom, Building Commit- tees, Study Hall Clerk. JOANNE COLUMBRO-Roll Secretary, Usher, Bulletin, P.Q. Committees, Nurse's Office. LOUIS JOSEPH COMPLITA-Roll Banker, Roll President, Grounds Com- mittee. J. DORAN CORNELISON-First Team Tennis, Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Intramural Basketball and Tennis, Roll President, Doorman Committee, Senior Class Representative. PHYLLIS JOANNE CRANSTON-Girls' Club Cabinet, Funfest, Pen Staff, Senior Commencement, Announcements and Cards, Art, Red Cross Committees, Senior Class Representative. RICHARD PATRICK CRITCHFIELD-Entered from Fargo High School, Fargo, North Dakota, Senior Play, Christmas Play. GWEN CROSON-Editor, Contemporary Hi-Lites, Gold Seal, Copy Edi- tor, Arrow, Roll President, Honor Society, Freshman Auxiliary, Red Cross, Service, Usher Committees, Senior Class Representative. MORTON CRYSTAL--First Team Tennis, Debate Team, Funfest, Intra- mural Football and Basketball, Lettermen's Club, Usher Committee, Freshman Class Representative. VIVIAN SHIRLEY CUTLER-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Senior Prom Committee, Red Cross Committee, Cafeteria Staff. ETHEL DAHL-Entered from Bethel High School, Bethel, Alaska, Senior Questionnaire, P.Q. Committees. PATRICIA DALEY-Funfest, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Commencement, Grounds, P.Q., Campus, Announcement Committees, Freshman,Sopho- more Class Representatives. MARJORIE DALY-Entered from Long Beach, California, Gold Seal, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Standards Committee. LILA NADENE DALLUM-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Red Cross, Usher Committees, Lunchroom Clerk, Senior Class Representative. PETER DAMM-Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Intramural Tennis. JEWEL JACQULINE DANZ-Funfest, Roll Banker, Roll Officer, Red Cross, Building, P.Q., Lunchroom, Usher Committees. CLAUDE DAVIS-Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Bull- dog Club, Usher, Doorman Committees. LUCILLE ANNA DAVIS-Advisory Board, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll Banker, Gazette, Usher, G.C.O. Committees. RAMONA R. DEL FIERRO-Gold Seal,'Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher Committee, Gym Basket Clerk. MACK DELMA-Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Intramural Football, Doorman Committee. DANIEL HARRISON DE SHAW-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washington, Chairman Building Committee, Grounds, Lunch- room, Publicity Committees. ' ALICE DOROTHY DEVINE- G Club, After School Sports, Honor Society, Friendship, Usher Committees. BOB DE VOE-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washing- ton, Funfest, Third Team Football, Tennis, Roll Ofticer, Ski Club. MARILYN DILLON-Cabinet, Funfest, Reporter, Messenger, Roll Ofticer, Honor Society, Ski Club, Campus, Usher, Social Service, Announce- ment and Cards Committees, Junior Class Representative. SARA LEE DINGWALL-Usher Committee, Girls' Club. LLOYD DODD-Intramural Basketball, Sophomore Class Representative. JEAN DODDS-Messenger Staff, Junior Roll Banker, Service, Usher, Library, Senior Picnic Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. LARRY DOLGOFF-Intramural Basketball, Roll Banker, Roll Attendant, Senior Class Representative. PATRICIA LOUISE DONAHOE-Girls' Club Cabinet, Funfest, Chorus, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Nurse's, Senior Picnic Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. BRUCE DONG-Intramural Sports, Photographer, Arrow, Solicitor, Mes- senger, Roll Banker, Camera, Cathay, Pep Clubs, Grounds Committee. MIKE DONNAN-Assistant Sports Editor, Messenger, President, Bulldog Tumbling Team. . VAN LEAR DOUGLASS-Band, Swing Band, Roll Banker, Chess Club. Club, First Team Golf, Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Lettermen's Club, Doorman, Usher, Senior Picnic, Senior Commence- ment Committees, Freshman Class Representative, Stage Crew- 1 BEVERLY JUNE DYER-Gold Seal, Funfest, President, G Club, Pen Staff, Honor Society, Junior Prom, Senior Prom, Senior Commence- ment, Standards Committees, Roll Representative, Freshman Auxiliary. SALLY EASTERBROOK-Vice-President, Girls' Club, Funfest, Feature Re- porter, Messenger, Roll Banker, All-City P.-T.A. Dance, Junior-Senior Prom, P.Q., Usher, Bulletin Committees. OSA EDAMURA-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Wash- ington, Intramural Basketball. HANK EDMUNDS-Tennis Team, Chairman, Pep Assembly Committee, Gold Seal, Senior Play, Debate Team, Roll President, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Bulldog Club, Senior Commencement, Junior Prom Committees. LORRAINE ELSBREE-Ski Club, Foreign Language Club, Friendship, Library, Red Cross, Make-up, Senior Questionnaire Committees. MEADE EMORY--Senior Play, Funfest, Roll Secretary, Ski Club, Stamp Committee. ALICE ENG-Second Vice-President, Girls' Club, Funfest, Girls' Club Cabinet, Gold Seal, Historian and Athletic Manager of G Club, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Honor Society, Cathay Club, Freshman Auxiliary, Ticket, P.Q., Library Committees, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class' Representatives. IKE ESKENAZI-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Operetta, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Study Hall Clerk. MARDIE MIKE ESKENAZI-Red Cross Committee Chairman, Funfest, After School Sports, Roll President, Secretary, Banker, Doorman, Lunchroom Committees, Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. JUDY FEEK-Entered from Overlake High School, September, 1948, Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Senior, Roll Secretary, Pep Assembly Committee. DORIS LEE FEIN-Foreign Language Club, Study Hall Clerk. KAYE FERRERA-Messenger, Ad Staff, Funfest, Roll Officer, Ticket Com- mittee, Usher Committee, Junior Class Representative Study Hall Clerk. , JIM FIELDS-Sports Editor, Messenger, Secretary-Treasurer Camera Club, First Team Track, Quill and Scroll, Chairman, Noon Dance Committee, Senior Play, Intramural Football, Selected Chorus, Roll President, Stamp, Noon Program, Senior Gift, Publicity Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. ALEX FINLAYSON-Gold Seal, Honor Society, Proiection Committee. ALDEN JACKSON FISCHER, JR.-Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Washington, Mid-Winter Concert, Senior Chorus, Ski Club. CLARE FISHER-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Nonette, Foreign Language Club, Standards Committee, Senior Com- mencement Committee. JOAN CAROLYN FLAKS-Senior Play, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Camera Club, Noon Program, P.-T.A., Red Cross, Service, G.C.O., Senior Commencement Committees, Senior Class Representative, Gym Clerk, Study Hall Clerk. JAMES R. FLEXER-Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, First Team Track, Football, Gold Seal, Roll Ofticer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Doorman Committee, Sophomore Class Representative. JOYCE ANN FONDA-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, After School Sports, Staff Artist, Pen, Chorus, Honor Society, Art, Senior Com- mencement Committees. BETTY FRANCO--Messenger Solicitor, Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Usher Committee Class Representative, Attend- ance Oftice Clerk. JANIE FRANTZ-Advisory Board, Girls' Club Cabinet, Co-Chairman Junior-Senior Prom Committee, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Student Director of Funfest, Nonette, Chorus, Roll Presi- dent, Roll Secretary, Noon Program, Commencement Committees, Freshman Class Represenative. WW JEAN FREDRICKSON-Advertising Solicitor, Advertising Manager, Mes- senger, Quill and Scroll, Roll OFficer, Honor Roll, Service, Standards, Library, Health Committees, Gym Basket Clerk. EVELYN MAE FREED-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, After School Sports, Messenger, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Publicity Chairman, Foreign Language Club, Anti- Cheat, Acknowledgements, Social Service, Friendship, Fine Arts Committees. HAROLD JOHN FROMBACK--Vice-President, Boys' Club, Editor, Arrow, President, Honor Society, Secretary,-Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Bulldog Club, Doorman, Junior Prom Committees, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ANN FROST-Cabinet, Chairman Junior Prom Committee, Chairman Senior Commencement, Funfest, Junior Personnel Editor, Arrow, Copy Staff, Messenger, Roll Banker, Foreign Language Club, Freshman Auxiliary, P.Q., Grounds, Friendship Committees. DAVE GALANTI--Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll President. SOL GALANTI-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Senior Class Represen- tative. CAROL GEARY-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washing- ton, Cabinet, Funfest, Reporter, Messenger, Honor Roll, G.C.O., P.Q., Nurse's Committees. DODY GEHLHOFF-Band, Roll Officer, Art Committee, Senior Com- mencement Committees. PATRICIA GIFFEN-Assistant Feature Editor, Messenger, Chairman, Prom Committee, Funfest, Honor Roll, Ski Club, P.Q., Campus Com- mittees, Junior Class Representative. KATHLEEN DOLLY GOCHIS- G Club, After School Sports, Friend- ship, Caps and Gowns, Social Service Committees, Language Club. ALVIN I. GOLDFARB-President of Senior Class, First Team'Basketball, Boys' Advisory Board, General Chairman of Senior Committees, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Messenger, Senior Chorus, Roll President, Honor Society, Lettermen's Club. MARION GOSHO-Gold Seal G Club, After school Sports, Roll Presi- dent, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Make-up, Art, Birthday, Senior Gift Committees. SHIRLEY GOTTSCHALK-Mid-Winter Concert, Senior Chorus, Gazette, Standards, P.Q., Service Committees, Sophomore Class Representa- tive, Study Hall Clerk. SHIRLEY GRASHIN-Funfest, Roll Banker, Red Cross, Senior Gift, Standards, P.Q. Committees, Sophomore Class Representative, Fresh- man Auxiliary. BOB GREEN-Treasurer, Freshman Class, Ofticer, Speakers Club, Debate Team, Roll Banker, Traftic Committee, Ski Club. JANET GREEN-Senior Play, Chorus, Roll Banker, Study Hall Clerk. RAY GRIFFIN-Stage Crew, Boys' Club. NORMAND GRIFFITH-Ski Team, Ski Club, Flying Club, Basket Room, Study Hall Clerk. CHARLES J. GUSTAFSON-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Basketball, Track, Intramural Sports, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Class Repre- sentative. JOHN HALL-Ski Club, Funfest, Roll President, Building Committee, Class Representative. LOUIE HANICKER-First Team Football, Funfest, Second Team Base- ball, Roll President, Ski Club, Junior Class Representative, Red Cross v MARIANNE HANSON-Editor, Pen Staff: Quill and Scroll: Gold Seal: Chorus: Roll President: Honor Roll: Honor Society: Red Cross, Senior Commencement Committees: Freshman, Sophomore Class Represen- tatives. . HIROHISA HARA-Honor Roll: Honor Society. ANDREW HARRIS-Co-Chairman, Senior Prom Committee: Funfest: Intramural Basketball: Messenger Stott: Arrow Staff: Roll President: Ski Club: Doorman Committee. MARCELLA FREDA HARRIS-After School Sports: Usher Committee: Cafeteria Staff. .IOANNE HASHIZUME-Friendship Committee: Girls' Club. BECKY HASSON-Mid-Winter Concert: Funfest: Secretary-Treasurer of G Club: After School Sports: Chorus: Roll President: Honor Society: Make-up Committee: Study Hall Clerk. HUGH HAUSMAN-Senior Play: Funfest: Second Team Tennis: Ski Team: Football Manager: Roll President: Ski Club: Stamp, Senior Activities, Senior Announcements and Cards Committees: Freshman Class Representative. KATHERINE HAYE-Gold Seal: Messenger Staff: Honor Society: Honor Society Representative: Standards Committee: P.Q. Committee. PHILIP HAYNES-Gold Seal: Second Team Baseball: Intramural Basket- ball: Messenger Staft: Honor Roll: Honor Society: Ski Club: Ticket Committee. PATRICIA A. HEALY-Entered from Forest Ridge, Seattle, Washington, 1948: Funfest: Lunchroom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Ski Club. MARION HELENKAMP--Entered from Summer High School, St. Louis, Missouri: Gold Seal: Mid-Winter Concert: Funfest: G Club: After School Sports: Honor Society: Art, Service, Caps and Gowns Com- mittees. PAUL HELSBY-Secretary, Lettermen's Club: First Team Baseball: Chair- man, Grounds Committee: Funfest: Intramural Basketball: Second Team Football: Roll President: Senior Class Representative. PEGGY LOU HERRON-Copy-Editor, Pen: Gold Seal: Funfest: Vice- President, G Club: Roll Banker: Honor Society: Senior Commence- ment Committee. DOROTHY HILLIER- G Club: After School Sports: Roll Secretary: Roll President: Social Service: Friendship, Red Cross Committees. SUSAN WARD HINKEL-Feature Editor, Messenger: Advisory Board: Gold Seal: Senior Play: Funfest: Roll Ofticer: Honor Society: P.-T. A., P.Q. Committees. MARY ELIZABETH HIPKE-- G Club: After School Sports: Chorus: Oper- ella: Roll Banker: Roll Vice-President: Ski Club: G.C.O., P.Q., Senior Gift, Service Committees. DICK HIRABAYASHI--Intramural Basketball, Football: Roll Officer: Roll Banker. GEORGE HIRANO-Roll Secretary: Language Club: Doormen's Com- mittee. BETSY HOAK-Secretary, Honor Society: Cabinet: Gold Seal: Funfest: Messenger: Roll Secretary: Honor Society: Assembly Committee: G.C.O., Noon Program, P.Q., P.-T. A. Committees: Sophomore .Class Representative. HANS J. HOFRICHTER-Intramural Basketball: Boys' Club. OSCAR W. HOLDEN, JR.-First Team Basketball: Third Team Football, Track: Second, Third Team Basketball: Intramural Basketball: Mid- Winter Concert: Baseball Manager: Funfest: Band: Orchestra: Color GUPFI' I C .rl-l, MIMA JO HONAKER-Entered from Lincoln High School, Seattle, Wash- ington, Senior Chorus, Girls' Club. MARVIN HONORY-Chairman, Noon Program Committee, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest Act Manager, Operetta, Senior Chorus, Operetta, Senior Chorus, Orchestra, Class Officer, Doorman, Noon Dance, Building Committees, Study Hall Clerk. BRUCE ALAN HONSBERGER-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Washington, Boys' Club. EDGAR JUNIOR HOOPER-Boys' Club. STAFFORD LEE HOPKINS-Vice-President, Senior Class, First Team Baseball, Roll President, Bulldog Club, Letterman's Club, Usher, Traf- fic, Doorman Committees, Sophomore, Junior Class Representatives. CAROL M. HORAN-Usher Committee, Girls' Club. MARNEY HOUCK-Co-Editor, Arrow, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Co-Copy Editor, Arrow, Operetta, Roll Presi- dent, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Senior Commencement, Junior Prom, Friendship Committees, Honor Society Representative. ANNA HUEY-Treasurer, Cathay Club, Funfest, P. Q. Committee, Sopomore Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ESTHER HUEY-Funfest, Cathay Club, P. Q. Committee, Roll Otticer. RUBY HUEY-Funfest, Roll Banker, Cathay Club, P. Q. Committee, Junior Class Representative. MURIEL JOYCE HURWITZ-Secretary, Speakers' Club, Debate Team, Foreign Language Club, Senior Picnic, P.-T.A., Usher, Health, Bulle- tin Board Committees, Study Hall Clerk. MARILYN HYMEN--Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Feature Reporter, Business Staff, Messenger, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Lunchroom, Usher, P.Q., Lost and Found, Library, Senior Prom Committees, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. AKIO IDETA-4Gold Seal, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Honor Society Representative, Foreign Language Club. NAOMI INOUYE-Entered from Highline High School, Senior Play, Messenger Reporter, Ski Club, Usher, Publicity, Standards, Senior Prom Committees. GlLES JAMES ISAACSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus. JANICE JANTZEN-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Senior Roll President, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Service, Friendship Com- mittees, Junior Class Representative. FRED JAPPE-President, Freshman Class, President, Camera Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Head. Photographer, Arrow, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, ,Honor Society. JOYCE JENNESS-Senior Play, Funfest, Chorus, Noon Program, Campus, Red Cross, Senior Picnic Committees. SOL JERUSALMI-Senior Representative, Doorman Committee, Study Hall Clerk. ' JOE JINGUJI-Gold Seal, Honor Roll, Honor Society. BONNIE JOHNSON-Campus Committee, Girls' Club. DONNA JOHNSON-Cabinet, Girls Gazette Committee Chairman, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, After School Sports, Contemporary Hi-Lites Staff, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher Com- mittee, Class Representative, Basket Room Clerk. RUTH JOHNSON-Freshman Chorus, Make-up, Usher, Friendship Com- mittees. ALMETA JONES-After School Sports, Cafeteria Staff. FRANCIS MARIE JONES-Roll Officer, Honor Society, Funfest, Senior Roll Representative. 4 JANIS EVE JONES-Funfest, Feature Reporter, Messenger, Chorus, Health, Pep Assembly, Service, Social Service, Usher Committees. THEODORE LA DOUX JONES-First Team Football, Track, Second Team Basketball, Vice-President, Lettermen's Club, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Selected Chorus, Roll President, Secretary, Banker, German Club, Red Cross, Junior-Senior Prom, Doorman Committees. KITO KAN ETA-Boys' Club. CURTISS KARROW-President, Ski Club, Funfest, Tennis Team, Ski Team, Roll President, Honor Society, Ski Club, Grounds Committee, Class Representative. JOHN KATAYAMA-Second Team Baseball, Intramural Baseball. ANITA KATSMAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Selected Chorus, Operetta, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Usher, Standards, Senior Commencement Com- mittees. ROY KAWAGUCHI-Boys' Club. ROBERT KAWAHARA-Business Manager, Pen, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Stamp, Anti-Cheating Committees, Representative, lnterschool Council. WILLIAM A. KAWATA-First Team Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Messenger, Roll President, Secretary, Art Committee, Senior Repre- sentative, Gold Seal, Boys' Club Committee. JAMES HENRY KELLEY-Intramural Basketball, Chess Club., CHARLENE KERNS-Business Manager, Messenger, Funfest, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Roll Banker, Freshman Auxiliary, Girls' Club Attend- ant, P.Q., Lunchroom, Friendship, Senior Prom Committees, Junior Class Representative, Freshman Class Representative. DIANE HELENE KERSHAW-Editor, Pen, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Library and Senior Commencement Com- mittees. LAVERNE M. KERSHNER-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Orchestra, Chorus, Roll President, Ski Club, Lunchroom, Standards, Senior Prom Committees, Study Hall Clerk. MARY K. KIMURA-Honor Roll, G Club, After School Sports, Friend- ship, Senior Gift, Ticket Committees. RICHARD KLEIN-Entered from Broadway High School, Seattle, Wash- ington, Gold Seal, Roll President, Honor Society. HIDEO KOBAYASHI-Advisory Board, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Layout Technician, Arrow, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Traffic, Library Committees, Manager, Track, Honor Society Representative. BOBBY KODAMA-Gold Seal, Baseball, Intramural Basketball and Foot- ball, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Roll Secretary. EDITH KOE-Treasurer, Girls' Club, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Girls' Club, Funfest, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Cathay Club, Senior Announcement, Usher, Ticket, Red Cross, Library, Social Service, P.Q. Committees. MARY KONDO- G Club, After School Sports, Friendship, Service, Senior Gift Committees. HOWARD W. KOONTZ-Funfest, Second Team Baseball, Roll President, Study Hall Clerk. HELENE JOYCE KOSSEN-Advisory Board, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Red Cross, Usher, Standards, Friend- ship, Senior Prom, Senior Questionnaire Committees, Class Represen- tative, Study Hall Clerk. TWILA ROSE KRUSE-Secretary-Treasurer of G Club, After School Sports, Friendship Committee. HENRY MATSUE KUMASAKA-Gold Seal, Roll Oliicer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Doorman, Lunchroom, Grounds Committees, Class Rep- resentative. CHlYE KUSAKABE-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Honor Society, Friendship, Make-up Committees, Basket Room Attendant. STANLEY FRANK LARSON-Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Roll, Honor Society. JANICE LEAVITT-Gold Seal, Funfest Copy Editor, Messenger, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Girls' Club, P.Q., Standards, Ex- ecutive Committees, lnter-High School Council, Freshman Class Rep- resentative. JIM LEHDE-Funfest, Second Team, Football, Track, Pen Staff, Roll President, Vice-President, Secretary, Art Committee. DAVID J. LEMBCKE-Golf Squad, Gold Seal, Senior Play, Messenger Staff, Roll Otticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, Senior Card Committee, Sophomore Class Representative. WALLACE Z. LEVlN--Secretary-Treasurer, Pep Club, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Operetta, Third Team Basketball, lntramural Basketball, Base- ball Manager, Senior Chorus, Lunchroom, Senior Prom Committees, Sophomore Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. LORIS JEAN LEVINE-Mid-Winter Concert, Pen Staff, Senior Chorus, Roll Banker, P. Q., Senior Gift, Commencement, Gazette, Service Committees, Spring Operetta, MARGY LEVINSON-Girls' Club. JENNIE LEVY-Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Usher, Senior Commencement Committees, Cafeteria Staff. LEE LEVY-Funfest, Third Team Football, Photographer, Arrow Staft, Band, Roll Banker, Roll President, Projection Committee, Senior Class Representative. SHIRLEY HELEN LEVY-Mid-Winter Concert, News Reporter, Messenger Staff, Senior Chorus, Roll Banker, Standards, Lunchroom, Bulletin Committees, Senior Class Representative. SUSAN LEVY--Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Usher, Commencement Pro- gram Committees, Operetta, MARVIN NORMAN LEWIS-Frosh Track, Photographer, Arrow, Com- mencement, Motion Picture, Traffic, Doorman Committees, Ski Club, Mountaineers Club. WILMA LIBERMAN-Girls' Club Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Messenger Staft, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Lunchroom, Usher, Standards, Fine Arts, P.Q., G.C.O., Senior Prom Committees. GEORGE A. LIMBECK-Secretary-Treasurer, Bulldog Club, Gold Seal, Roll President, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Stamp, Usher Committees, Honor Society Representative. f LLOYD LINDROTH-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Orchestra, Chorus, Roll Omcer, Noon Program Committee. LANNA LOCKE-Treasurer of Cathay Club, Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Senior Class Representative. MARY LOCKE-Funfest, After School Sports, Honor Society, Cathay Club, Service Committee. ELEANOR COLEEN LOFTIS-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Officer, Friendship Committee, Commencement Committee, Treasurer, Freshman Auxiliary, Class Representative, Basket Room Attendant. BARBARA MAY LORD-Cabinet, Committee Chairman, Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Otticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Friendship, G.C.O., Senior Commencement Committees, Class Rep- resentative, Freshman Auxiliary. EUSILINE LOVETT-Chorus, Usher, Social, Announcement and Cards Committees, Building Employee. PATTY LOWE-Mid-Winter Concert, Manager, Funfest Act, Roll Officer, Chorus, Operetta, Noon Program, Campus, Commencement Commit- tees, Freshman Class Representative. BETTY LUCAS-Funfest, Messenger Staff, Roll Banker, Health, P.Q., So- cial Service, Announcement Committees. CONSTANCE LUKE-Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Cathay Club, Senior Com- mencement, Senior Cards and Announcements, Art, P.Q., Red Cross Committees. ED LUTGEN-I ntra mural Sports. BILL LYCETTE-Editor, Messenger, Assistant Sports Editor, Arrow, Presi- dent Freshman Class, Secretary, Junior Class, First Team Golf, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Ofticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society. MARY LYON-Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Officer, Honor Society, P.Q. Committee, Standards Committee, Senior Class Representative, Honor Society Representative. TOMMIE LYON-Entered from Franklin High School, Seattle, Washing- ton, Girls Gym Office, Service Committee. ' CAROLE MAUREEN MADIGAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Spanish Club, Noon Program Committee, Freshman Class Represen- tative. WILLIAM MAHURIN-Chairman, Grounds Committee, Third Team Foot- ball, Intramural Basketball, Ski Club, Mountain Climbers Club, Senior Class Representative. PHYLLIS MAJEWSKI-Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Make-up, Grounds, Senior Picnic Committees, Study Hall Clerk. DOROTHY ANN MAKI- G Club, Chorus, Ski Club, Bulletin Board, Red Cross, Entertainment Committees, Attendance Office, Gym Office. ELIZABETH ELLEN MALONE-Quill and Scroll, Advertisement Manager, Solicitor, Messenger, Library, Standards, Social Service, Make-up, P.-T.A., Campus, Senior Publicity Committees, Basket Room At- tendant. - HOOVER HAR-Second Team Track, Honor Society, Sophomore Class Representative, Honor Society Representative. ROBERT MAR-Funfest, Intramural Basketball, Track, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Boys Club Ottice Committee, Freshman Class Representative. HERBERT MARK-Managing Editor, Assistant Feature Editor, Messenger, Sales-Publicity Chairman, Pen, Faculty Editor, Arrow, Vice-President, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Co-Chairman, Senior Commence- ment Committee, Gold Seal, Bulldog, Cathay, Pep Clubs, Funfest, Scholarship Committee, Honor Roll. KAREN MATTSON-Program Manager, Funfest, Vice-President, Camera Club, Funfest, Roll Officer, Ski Club, P.Q., Commencement, Fine Arts, Noon Program Committees, Study Hall Clerk, Freshman Auxiliary. ALAN BROOKS lMlKEl MCCUTCHEON-President, Boys' Club, Presirent, Junior Class, First Team Basketball, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Intramural Basketball, Roll Otticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Bulldog Club, Noon Stamp Committee, Freshman Class Representative. PENELOPE MCELROY--Library Committee, Junior Class Representative. BETTY LORRAINE McJANNET-Quill and Scroll, Funfest, G Club, News Reporter, Messenger, Roll Ofhcer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Ski Club, Foreign Language Club, P.-T. A., Senior Commencement, Friendship Committees, Junior Class Representative. JOAN NADINE MICHIE-Pen Stott, Roll Olticer, Freshman Class Repre- sentative. NORMA MICKELSON-Cabinet, Chairman, Make-up Committee, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Funfest, Copy Editor, Messenger, Chorus, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Health Committee, Junior Class Representative. MURIEL JOY MILLER-Treasurer, Freshman Auxiliary, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Operetta, Funfest, Nonette, Chorus, Roll Banker, Red Cross, Friendship, P.Q., Senior Play, Commencement Committees. VINCENT WALKER MITCHELL-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Intramural Basketball, Senior Chorus, Roll Ofticer. JULIANNE MIYAZAKI-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Make-up, Library, Senior Gift Committees. JO ANNE MOFFETT-Lunchroom, Social Service, Usher Committees, Freshman Class Representative, Cafeteria Staff. BETTY MORRISON-Vice-President, G Club, Gold Seal, After School Sports, Roll Banker, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Health, Friendship Committees, Sophomore, Junior Class Representatives. LYLE MORRISON-First Team Tennis, Gold Seal, Roll President, Secre- tary, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Assembly Committee, Sophomore, Junior, Senior Class Representatives. RAY MOSCATEL-First Team Basketball, Track, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Intramural Sports, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Lettermen's Club, Junior Prom Committee, Freshman, Sophomore, Junior Class Representatives, Study Hall Clerk. ARTHUR MURRAY-Mid-Winter Concert, Intramural Basketball, One- Hundred Mile Club, Track, Cross-Country, Advanced Band, Pep Band, All-City'Band, Roll Secretary, Roll Banker. JOYCE MURRAY--President, Sophomore Class, Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, Advisory Board, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Faculty, Sqmior Section, Arrow, Chorus, Roll President, Secretary, Roll Banker, Skl Club, P.Q., Bookroom, Senior Commencement, Purple-White Day Committees. HARRIETTE E. MEYERS--Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Nonette, Roll Ofticer, Library, Make-up, Red Cross Committees. KEN NAGAMATSU-Intramural Basketball, Football, Roll Vice-President, Secretary, Roll Banker. ROSIE NAKAMURA-Friendship Committee, Girls' Club. RUTH NAKAMURA- G Club, After School Sports, Head-Typist, Pen Staff, Ticket, Senior Gift, Friendship Committees, Study Hall Clerk. ROY T. NAKANO-Boys' Club. HIRO NAKASHIMA-Entered from Broadway, Seattle, Washington, Ski Club, Usher Committee. SHIZUKO NAKASHIMA- G Club, After School Sports, Ticket Com- mittee. MAS NAKATA-Secretary, Freshman Class, Baseball, Intramural Bas- ketball, Honor Roll, Sophomore Class Representative, Roll Clerk, Boys' Gym. DIANA NARANJO-Girls' Club. RITA NASH-Gold Seal, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Nonette, Senior Chorus, Honor Roll. MARILYN NEWCOMB-Cabinet, Funfest, Chorus, Messenger Staff, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Honor Roll, Ski Club, Senior Picnic, P.Q., Bulletin Committees. BOB NEWMAN-First Team Football, Advisory Board, Chairman, Build- ing Committee, Mid-Winter Concert, Funtest, Second Team Track, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Lettermen's Club, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. EARLENE NEWMAN-Funfest, Roll Officer, Campus, Senior Picnic Com- mittees, Freshman Class Representative. MARY NICHOLSON-Cabinet, Funfest, Roll Otticer, Nurse's, Bulletin Committees, Freshman Auxiliary. DONALD NITSCHE--Boys' Club. DAVID R. NOBLE-Funfest, Boys' Club. DONALD NORMAN-President, Ski Club, President, Speakers' Club, Debate Team, Ski Team, Messenger Staff, Roll President, Assembly, Doorman, Lunchroom, Grandstand, Grounds Committees. JACK L. NYSTROM-First Team Football, Third Team Basketball, Fun- fest, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Lunchroom Committee, Roll Rep- resentative. FRANK OKADA-Boys' Club. PAT O'LOUGHLEN-First Team Track, Chairman, Senior Publicity Com- mittee, Layout Technician, Sports Editor, Arrow, Messenger Staff, IOO Mile Club, Bulldog Club, Cross Country Club, Sophomore Class Rep- resentative, Roll President. GERALDINE OLSON-Funfest, P.Q., Service, Standards, Senior Com- mittees, Freshman Auxiliary, Sophomore Class Representative. 'I J. BRUCE ORKNEY-Track, Mid-Winter Concert, Cross Country Club, Intramural Basketball, Band, Ski Club Roll, Banker. GEORGE OSAWA-Intramural Basketball, Football, Baseball, Honor Society. MARY OSAWA- G Club, After School Sports, Friendship, Usher, Senior Committees. MARGY OISULLIVAN--Funfest, Usher, Campus, Senior Picnic Com- mittees. RAY OTANI-Second Team Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Baseball. DOLORES J. OTTOLINO-Usher Committee, Girls' Club. ROLLIN PALMER-Boys' Club. CARL N. PAULSEN-Intramural Football, Basketball, Traffic Committee, Baseball Manager, Roll Officer, Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ' WARREN LESLIE PEARL-Funfest, Second Team Baseball, Track, Library, Ticket Committees, Senior Class Representative. HELEN PELTO- G Club, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Ski Club, Bulletin Committee, G.C.O., Nurse's, Red Cross Committees, Junior Class Representative, Attendance Ottice, Gym Office. RICHARD McLEAN PEMBROKE-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Copy Edi- tor, Pen, Chorus, Roll Ofticer, Roll Banker, Senior Prom, Building, Library Committees. JACK PETERSON-Roll Vice-President, Funfest, Ski Club, Class Repre- sentative, Second Team Track, Intramural Basketball, Ping Pong, Junior Class Representative, Senior Picnic Committee. KENNETH PETERSON-Assistant Editor, Messenger, Gold Seal, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, Senior Prom, Building Committees, Sophomore Class Representative, Honor Society Repre- sentative. CHARLOTTE LOUISE PETTUS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, After School Sports, Chorus, Usher Committee. B. NOEL PHELAN-First Team Football, Gold Seal, Second Team Bas- ketball, Roll Ofticer .... Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Lettermen's Club. STELLA PIHA-Gold Seal, Funfest, Business Staff, Messenger, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Gazette, Noon Program, Senior Prom Committees. RUTH QUARTERMAINE-Roll President, Secretary, Ski, Spanish Clubs, Junior-Senior Prom, Campus, Building, P.Q., Committees, Junior Class Representative, Freshman Auxiliary. ANNE REETZ-Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Roll Officer, Friendship, P.Q., Make-up, Senior Committees, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. MARGUERITE RENTON-Funfest, After School Sports, Swimming Team, Arrow Staff, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Red Cross, Make-up, P.Q., Standards, Usher, Senior Committees, Ski Club. DONNA RITA RESOS- G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Roll Banker, Usher, Social Service, Commencement Committees. SUZANNE MARJORIE RHODES-Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Society, P.-T. A., P.Q. Committees, Junior Class Representative. SHIRLEY RIVKIN-Funfest, Roll Banker, Lunchroom, Senior Gift Com- mittees, Freshman Class Representative, Freshman Auxiliary. BEVERLY JEAN ROGERS-Reporter, Messenger, Roll Officer, Stamp Clerk, P.Q., Usher, Library Committees, Sophomore, Junior Class Representatives, Study Hall Clerk, Freshman Auxiliary. ROBERT ALAN ROGERS-Entered from HilI's Military Academy, Port- land, Oregon, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Football Manager, Track, Tennis, Honor Society, Senior Picnic Committee. MINNIE ROHDE-Girls' Club. TOMMY ROMANO-Captain, First Team, Football, Advisory Board, Chairman, Anti-Cheating Committee, Advisor, Car Registration Com- mittee, lntramural Sports, Color Guard, Roll Officer, Roll Banker Honor Roll, Freshman Class Representative, Building Employee. FLORINE ROSS-Funfest, Nonette, Operetta, Mid-Winter Concert. 7 PATRICIA KATHERINE RYAN-Entered from Holy Names Academy, Seattle, Washington, Ski Club, Standards Committee, Senior Class Representative. FRANCES SADIS-Roll Banker, Senior Class Representative, Cafeteria Stott, Basket Room Attendant. LUCY SADIS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Roll Ofticer, Roll Banker, Usher, Assembly Committees, Senior Class Representative. RICHARD N. SAFLEY-Gold Seal, Track, Roll Otticer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, Stamp Committee, Senior Class Representative. STANLEY A. SALZMAN-Funfest, Third Team Football, Baseball, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Study Hall Clerk, Attendance Clerk. LORETTA JUNE SAMS-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Gazette,- Chorus, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Make-up, Health, Service, Usher Committees, Senior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk, Gym Oflice. JACKIE SAMUEL-Mid-Winter Concert, Band. JULIANNE SATO-Entered from the Peeresses School, Tokyo, Japan, Girls' Club. JACK-SATTERTHWAITE-President, Bulldog Club, President, Lettermen's Club, First Team Track, Roll Officer, Intramural Sports, Grounds Com- mittee, Head Basketball Manager, Junior Class Representative. DIANA SCHARHON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Usher, Ticket Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. RUSSELL O. SCHLOSSTEIN-Chairman, Lunchroom Committee, Funfest, Second Team Football, Track, Third Team Basketball, Ad Staff, Messenger, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Doorman Committee, Freshman, Sophomore Class Representatives. GENE SCHMITZ-Intramural Basketball, Ski Club, Ski Team. LOIS KATHRYN SCOTT-Service, Usher, Lunchroom, Library Committees. NANCY JANE SEELEY-Funfest, Messenger, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Service, P.Q., Funfest, Senior Prom Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. WALTER F. SELTZ-Boys' Club. STANTON P. SENDER-Vice-President, Foreign Language Club, Man- ager, Speakers' Club, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Senior Commencement Committee. DAVID EUGENE SHAFFER-Mid-Winter Concert, Third Team Football, Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Doorman, Publicity Committees. LEO SHAHON-Manager, Debate Team, Advisory Board, Second Team Track, Roll Secretary, President, Bulldog Club, Stamp, Junior Prom, Doorman Committees, King, Yell Team, Freshman Class Represen- tative. CARMELITA SHAW-Funfest, After School Sports, Usher, Library, Social Service, Commencement, Campus Committees. LAWRENCE SHERIFF-Captain, First Team Golf, Vice-President, Bulldog Club, Intramural Golf, Basketball, Co-Sports Editor, Arrow, Roll Officer, Building, Noon Stamp Committees, Sophomore, Senior Class Representatives. FUMlEE..vE.'rllBA,736nvF:nId.v.Snaslo.PnnfehmLL, Intramural Sports, Honor Roll, u uwuuwuuwuuuuxuxuuxuuxu sill iii? 159' HENRY SHIBUYA-Intramural Football, Baseball. BEN SHIMBO-Boys' Clubs. MARJORIE FRANCIS SHINN-Entered from Renton High School, Ren- ton, Washington, Friendship, P.Q., Make-up, Commencement Com- mittees, Girls' Gym Clerk. GEORGE A. SHIPMAN-Advisory Board, Bulldog Club, Mid-Winter Concert, Boys' Funfest Director, Senior Chorus, Roll Officer, Noon Program, Purple and White Day Committees, Class Representative. CARMEN JOY SIGEL-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Oflicer, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Social Service, Red Cross Committees, Cafeteria Staff. EDITH SIGEL-Entered from Franklin High, Seattle, Washington, Senior Prom Committee. BERNARD D. SILBER-Co-Editor, Contemporary Hi-lites, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Chess and Checkers Club, Basket Room Attendant, Roll Attendant. ELDRIN SIMON-Doorman Committee, Boys' Club Office, School Patrol, Senior Class Representative. LlLLlAN SIMON-Vice-President, Freshman Auxiliary, President, Speak- ers' Club, Cabinet, Debate Team, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Foreign Language, Pep, Y-Teen Clubs, Chairman, Bulletin Board Committee, Questionnaire Committee. SYD S. SMITH-First Team, Football, Ski Club, Lettermen's Club, Roll OFticer, Roll Banker, Freshman Class Representative. .IOANNE GLADYS SYNDER-Advisory Board, Quill and Scroll, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Senior Personnel Editor, Arrow, Feature Staff, Messenger, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, P.Q., Publicity, Campus Committees. MARY SOLAM-Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Sophomore and Junior Class Representatives, Red Cross Committee. RAYMOND SOO-Oliicer, Cathay Club, First Team Basketball, Gold Seal, Funfest, Honor Roll, Honor Society. ' NANCY SPAFFORD-Funfest, News Reporter, Messenger, Roll Officer, Ski Club, P.Q., Standards, Usher, Freshman Class, Senior Picnic Committees, Study Hall Clerk. MARGARET L. SPAULDING-Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, After School Sports, Contemporary Hi-lites, Gazette, Usher Committees, Senior Class Representative, Basket Room Attendant. RICHARD STANDEN-Intramural Baseball, Boys' Club. ROLAND STANTON-Co-Editor, Arrow, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Fun- fest, Layout Technician, Arrow, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Stage Crew. EDGAR E. STEWART--Funfest, Roll Officer, Red Cross Committee. MONTE STOCKER-Football Manager, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Track, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Ski Club, Library Clerk, Stage Crew. JANET SUGITACHI- G Club, After School Sports, Service Committee, -Study Hall Clerk. ROBERT SUMMERVILLE-Senior Class Representative, Boys' Club, BERT L. SWEZEA-Usher Committee, Senior Class Representative. KATHERINE TAKAHASHI-Entered from Highland Park High School, Detroit, Michigan, Friendship Committee. BEN TAKAYOSHI-Boys' Club. TAKATO TAKAYOSHI-Red Cross Committee, Boys' Club. JO ANNE TALLMAN-Advisory Board, Cabinet, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Pep, Foreign Language, Ski Clubs, Lunchroom, G.C.O., Senior Gift Committees, Junior Class Representative. JO ANNE TANGEN-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Study Hall Clerk. TAKAE TANINO-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Secre- tary, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Friendship, Ticket, Usher, P.Q. Committees, Junior Class Representative. LARRY THIEN-Intramural BasketbalI,,Boys' Club. HELEN THOMPSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Officer, Oper- etta, Make-up, P.Q., G.C.O., Senior Announcement Committees, Junior Class Representative. SHIRLEY ANN TOMPSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Operetta, Red Cross Committee, Sophomore Class Representative. WILLIAM R. THRAILKILL-Chairman, Assembly Committee, Chairman, Ticket Committee, Senior Play, Roll President, Bulldog Club, Senior Picnic, Doorman Committees, Ski Club, Roll Officer. LILA LEE TOBIN-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Messenger StaFf, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Fine Arts, Friendship, P.Q., Senior, Prom, G.C.O. Committees, Freshman Class Representative. PETER ALBERT TUOHY--Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Honor Society, Ski Club, Building, Senior Picnic, Senior Publicity Committees, Junior Class Representative. BERNARD TEODORE TONKON-Basket Room Attendant, Boys' Club. JOANNE C. TRANEL-Funfest Co-Editor, Contemporary Hi-Iites, Noon Program, G.C.O., P.Q., Nurse's OFtice, Senior Picnic, and Friendship Committees. RICHARD TSUJI-Entered from Cleveland High School, Seattle, First Team Baseball, Intramural Football, Basketball, Baseball. HELENE TSUTSUMOTO-Advisory Board, Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, After School Sports, Chorus, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Bulletin, Senior Gift Committees. CHARLOTTE TUCKER-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Usher Committee. RONNY UNDERWOOD-Intramural Basketball, Roll Banker, Bock Room Committee, Basket Room Attendant, Class Representative. PHYLLIS K. UNOSAWA-Roll Banker, Art Committee, Gazette Staff, Senior Publicity Committee, Study Hall Clerk.- ELSIE URAKAWA-Cabinet, Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Red Cross, Library Commit- tees:.5en.ioc-CLass-Renres.en.tati.ve, ,- -- VIRGINIA UZIEL-Gold Seal, Funfest, Operetta, Roll Ban'ker, Honor Society, G.C.O., Gazette, Service, Library, Usher, SeniorlProm Com- mittees, Junior Class Representative. WILLIAM VAN ARSDEL-Entered from Lakeside, Seattle, Washington, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetto, Third Team Football, Third Team Baseball Manager, Third Team Tennis, Chorus, Double Quartet, Language Club, Ski Club, Sophomore Class Representative. JOHN VLASICH-Boys' Club. LOWELL VYE-Senior Play, Funfest, Roll Secretary, Roll Vice-President, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, G.C.O., Standards Committees. DAVID WACHTER-First Team Football, Gold Seal, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Bulldog Club, Lettermen's Club, Basketball Manager, Class Representative. MARILYN WAGSTAFF-Assistant Property Manager, Senior Play, Fun- fest, Operetta, Feature Reporter, Messenger, Roll Banker, Grounds, Senior Commencement, Red Cross Committees, Junior Class Repre- sentative. CHARLES WALLERfBoys' Club. NORINE WAMHOFF-Usher, Health Committees. MICHAEL F. WARD-Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Ski Team, Building Committee. LOUIS WARNER--Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Swing Band, Senior Class Representative. U ROY WATANABE--Boys' Club. AL WATERMAN-Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Layout Technician, Arrow, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Honor Society. JACKLYN WATSON-Funfest, Chorus, Ski Club, Lunchroom, Campus, Noon Program, Senior Prom, Service Committees, Study Hall Clerk. ELAINE JOAN WEAVER-Roll Banker, Friendship, Usher, Senior Play Committees, Basket Room Attendant. FRED HERBERT WEINBERG+Inlramural Basketball, Messenger Staff. AUDREY WELCH-Make-up Committee, Basket Room Attendant. JEAN WELKE-Quill and Scroll, Cabinet, Chairman, Senior Gift Com- mittee, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Productions Editor, Arrow, Band, Roll Otiicer, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Social Service, Anti- Cheating, Senior Commencement Committees. ROBERT L. WELLS-Funfest, Second Team Track, Third Team Football, Basketball, Roll Ofticer, Class Representative. MARCITA WHITE-After School Sports, Friendship Committee. LOIS WILKINSON-Cabinet, Friendship Committee Chairman, HG' Club, Chorus, Roll Officer. JOE WILLIAMS-Entered from Franklin High School, Seattle, Washing- ton, President, Junior Class, Intramural Sports, Funfest, Roll Officer Honor Roll, Honor Society, Ski Club, Tumbling Team, Lunchroom Ticket Committees, Second Team Yell King. 1 I PETER WILSON-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Feature Re- porter, Messenger, Honor Roll, Chorus, Roll Banker, Noon Talent Show, Senior Prom Committees. BETTY JEAN WILTSE-Cabinet, Funfest, Typist, Arrow, Chorus, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, P.Q., G.C.O., Service, Senior Gift Committees. NANCY LEE WINNINGHAM-Officer, Freshman Class, Funfest, After School Sports, Lunchroom, Senior Prom Committees, Class Repre- sentotive, Study Hall Clerk. SHIRLEY .IEANETTE WINSTON-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Usher, Noon Program Committees. CHARLOTTE WITTER-Roll Ofticer, Social Service, Red Cross Com- mittees, Foreign Language Club. POLLY WOLFSTONE-President, Camera Club, Senior Prom, P.Q., Usher Committees, Freshman, Sophomore Auxiliary, Study Hall Clerk, Ski, Language, Pep Clubs. EDWARD WONG-Funfest, Roll Vice-President, Secretory, Cathay Club. LAILA WOO-Friendship, Make-up, Red Cross Committees, Funfest, Cathay Club, Freshman Auxiliary. LORRIE WOOD-Funfest Manager, Roll President, Secretary, Banker, Campus Committee, Sophomore Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. .IACQUELYN WORON-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Business Stott, Messenger, P.Q., Standards, Fine Arts, Social Service Com- mittees, Study Holl Clerk. GEORGE WORTHY-Roll Officer, Stage Crew. TOSHI YAMAMOTO-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Vice-President, Secretary, Social Service, Red Cross Committees. AGNES YAMBAO-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Girls' Sports Editor, Arrow, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Commencement, Bulletin Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. BOB AKIRA YASUNOBU--Gold Seal, Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Society, Honor Society Representative, Sopho- more, Junior Class Representatives. PETER YEE-Gold Seal, Funfest, Second Team Track, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Cathay Club. DONNA A. YOKOYAMA-Vice-President, Camera Club, Photographer, Arrow, Senior Gift, Art Committees, Study Hall Clerk. HISAKO DOROTHY YOSHIDA- G Club, After School Sports, Friend- ship, Service, Senior Gift, Office, Library Committees. IRENE TAKEKO YOSHIMURA-Gold Seal, G Club, After School Sports, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Honor Society, Cabinet, Make-up Committee. TEDDY YOSHINO-lntramural Basketball, Boys' Club. JANET G. YOUNGMAN--Senior Play, Funfest, Gazette, Social Service, Senior, Service Committees, Study Hall Clerk. ROBERT LUCRATOR ZEUMAULT, JR.-Intramural Football, Basketball, Band, Basketball Manager. WWF, 15,4 S! Q Q , . MARY ANN HOLLAND-Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Roll Secretary, Master of Ceremony, Funfestp Honor Society, Ski Club, Noon Program and Campus Committees, Freshman Class Representative. SARAH V CALDERON-Entered from Centralia High, Centralia, Wash- ington Mid Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Orchestra, Nonette, Operetta, Service Committee. SE IIIR C0 MITTEES SENIOR PROM First Row: Frances Behar, Lila Tobin, Pat Gitten, co-chairman, Jewel Danz, Carmen Sigel, Edith Sigel, Naomi lnouye, Marilyn Hymen. Second Row: Wilma Liberman, Shirley Levy, Pat Healy, Laverne Kershner, Virginia Uziel, Stella Piha, Janice Leavitt. Third Row: Charlene Kerns, Helene Kossen, Junie Dyer, Polly Wolfstone, Nancy Seeley, Susan Hinckel, Jackie Watson. Fourth Row: David Shatter, Kenneth Peterson, Andy Harris, co-chairman, Peter Wilson, David Collins, Wallace Levin, Richard Pembroke. PICNIC First Row: Marilyn Newcomb, Joanne Tranel, Margaret Ren- ton, Janice Birkett,Margy O'Sullivan, Muriel Hurwitz, Joanne Columbro. Second Row: Mike Donnan, Nancy Spatford, Virginia Ben- susen, chairman, Esther Angel, Marie Britcher, Dorothy Hillier. Third RCW: Peter Tuohy, Jill Chism, Nancy Winningham, Barbara Barokas, Jean Dodds. Fourth Row: Earl Brunk, Fib Peterson, Bfll Thrailkill, Don Norman, Ray Moscatel, Don Anderson. CIIMMENCEMENT First Row: Barbara Lord, Connie Luke, Alice Eng, Ann Frost, co-chairman, Clare Fisher, Rae Calderon, Jennie Levy, Joyce Murray. Second Row: Anita Katsman, Betty McJannet, Janie Frantz, Junie Dyer, Pat Campion, Joan Flaks, Phyllis Cranston, Marney Houck. Third Row: Gerry Blakeslee, Carole Cohen, Muriel Miller, Marianne Hanson, Mary Nicholson, Marily Wagstatt, Joyce Fonda, Patty Lowe. Fourth Row: Lucy Sadis, Jean Welke, Peggy lou Her,-on Betsy Hook, Diane Kershaw, Carol Geary, Mariorie Shinn f Fifth Row: Mike Donnan, Stanton Sender, Herbert Mark, co-cha'rman, Gary Barensten, Marvin Lewis, Howard Shq. piro, Bob..Kawaha.ra-.,-.,-..-. -.,-.,-..-.,-.,-. .,-.,,.,,,,, CAPS AND GIIWNS El'-'f ROW: MGVY Osawa, Susan Levy, Agnes Yambao, Donna esos. Second Row: Carmelita Shaw, Marion Helenkamp, chairman, Dolly Gochis. Third Row: Helen Pelto, Francis Marie Jones, Dorothy Maki. PUBLICITY First Row: Peter Damm, Elizabeth Malone, Joanne Snyder, Phyllis Unosawa. Second Row: Beverly Rogers, Jim Fields, Pat O'Loughlen, chairman, Dan DeShaw. Third Row: John Hall, Donald Norman, John Peterson. ANNOUNCEMENTS First Row: Mary Jane Barthalmey, chairman, Joyce Murray, Dody Gehlhoff, Edith Koe, Janice Leavitt, Connie Luke. Second Row: Lois Wilkinson, Euseline Lovett, Meryl Walker, Betty Lucas, Pat Campion, Phyllis Cranston. Third Row: Charlotte Pettus, Hugh Hausman, Pat Daley, Marilyn Dillon. Fourth Row: Jo Anne Moffett, David Lembcke, Margie Bell. SENIOR GIFT Second Row: Donna Yokoyama, Marion Gosho, Julianne Miyazaki, Janet Youngman, Ruth Nakamura, Mary Kimura. Second Row: Mary Lyon, lrene Yoshimura, JoAnne Tallman, Loris Levine, Dorothy Yoshida, Geraldine Olson. Third Row: Earline Newman, Violette Adams, Martha Code, Mary Elizabeth Hipke, Shirley Grashin, Shirley Rivkin. Fourth Row: Phil Brown, Jean Welke, chairman, Betty Wiltse, Jim Fields. QUESTIQJNNAIBE First Row: Lorraine Elsbree, Ethel Dahl, Elsie Urakawa. Second Row: Helen Pelto, Takae Tanino, Helene Kossen. Third Row: Lanna Locke, Carolyn Hegslrom, chairman, Mar- vin Lewis, Dorothy Maki. CANDLELIGIITS ROY TICHENOR Advisor FRANK PARKER President CHARLOTTE PRESCOTT Vice President HARRY KADOSHIMA Secretary HOSE of the class of 1950 are now upperclass- men and the Candle Lights of Garfield, for they have gradually risen from an uncertain status to one of activity about the school. The Juniors have assumed many responsibili- ties, such as membership in Committees and Boys' and Girls' Club work. But the Juniors have also made various other contributions as well, by promoting the sale of Senior Play tickets and the Junior-Senior Prom, which is sponsored by the P.-T. A. During their three years of preliminary training, Mr. Tichenor, their advisor, has been helpful in preparing these students for the key positions they are now ready to occupy. DOLORES BAIRD ELEANOR BAKER LEE BARNES DOUG BARNETT NORMAN BARONSKY DICK BARRETT BEVERLY BARRON STEVEN BATES BETTE BEHAR PETE BEMENT ROBERTA BENDER ELAINE BERGER MARLENE BERGGREN ABE BERGMAN EARL BISOM HELEN BLOMGREN MICKIE BLUMENFIELD PHYLLIS BLUNCK CARLENE BOSSELMAN BONNIE BRACKETT ERNA ABEL PATRICIA ABELL DON ADAMS PAT ADAMS SARGE ALLEN JERRY ALLISON LUCILLE ALMELEH IRVING AMON CHARLES AMSTUTZ LAURIE ANARDI DE LOIS ANDERSON RAMON ANDRIE SHIRLEY ANFINSON FRANCES ANGEL GEORGE ANGEL SAM ANGEL CLAIR ARMSTRONG DEIRDRE AUGUSTINE ADELIA AVERY JOYCE BABCOCK ESTHER BRADSHAW JERRY BRIDGE MARION BROWN SARAH CALDEREN NORM-CALVO TALBOT CAMPBELL DOROTHY CANN SYLVIA CAPELOTO VICTOR CAPELOTO BERNICE CASTON JOAN CHERRINGTON MORRIE CHERNIS ISABELLE CHINN ROBERT CHINN VICLET CHINN JOANNE CHRISTIE DICK COLE NORMA CONNERY RITA CONTI CHARLES CONWAY HAROLD COTTOM GERALD COYNE ANITA CROWSER JIM CUMMINS TOM CURRY JOSEPHINE DAVIS EDWARD DAY ARNOLD DEAN MORDO DeJAEN DELORES DELMA JERRY DeROUSSE DOROTHEA DEUTSCH ELIESE DIXON BERYL DOOTSON JACKIE DOUCETTE ROSA DREW FRANK DUCHARME MARLENE DYKSTRA DONNA LEE ECKERT LILLY ENDO SHERIDAN GALLAGHER JUNE GALLAHER BETTY GATES PETER GEYER EDITH GIBSON BILL GIESSEMAN BUD GIFFEN DON GINSBERG JIM GOLDMAN JACK GOLLIET seLMA coLoMBecK BARBARA eooowerz DONNA GREANY smmsv GREENBAUM SYLVIA GREENBOIQG BURNS GUTHRIE JANICE HAINES ELAINE HANSEN CLAYTON HARRELL CONNIE HARRIS KAI HONG ENG NORMAN ERICKSON JEANETTE ESKENAZI SHIRLEY ESKENAZI SALLY EVANS PATRICIA FAIR EMMIE LOU FAIRSERVICE DOUGLAS FIELDS REGIS FISHER, JULIA FITE SHIRLEY FLEHARTY KATHLEEN FOLEY MARY LOUISE FORTNEY RETA FRITZ DON FRY MAKO FUJIHARA IRENE FUJII JIMMY FUJIMOTO GEORGE FUKEDA MASUE FURUMOTO JERRY HARRIS MIYUKI HASEGAWA ROBERT HASSON MARY K. HEALY CAROLYN HEGSTROM JUNE HEPPENSTALL MARGRETTA HICKEY AKIRA HIDASHIMA KINU HINGO JANE HINO GILBERT HOBBS VIRGINIA HOFF STANLEY HOLIFIELD MARY ANN HOLLAND ALLEN HOLMES BARBARA HOPE MARY LOUISE HORLUCK HARRIET HOUGHTON TED HULETT MARY HUNT SALLIE SUE HURD GLORIA HYODO KAZUYA ICHIKAWA SARA ISRAEL DOROTHY IWASAKI DEL JACOBS ELEANOR JACOBSEN BOB JACOBSON BILL JAFFE ALISON JAGOE BARBARA JANTZEN MARION JENSEN JAN JOHNSON WILLIAM JOHNSON JOHN JOLLY JERAL LEE JONES QUINCY JONES JEANIE JOY JIN .IEE JUE HARRY KADOSHIMA JOYCE LEVINSON JACK LIGHTFOOT JULIA LINDBLOOM ANN MARIE LUNDBERG SALLY LYMAN PATRICIA MacLENNAN HARRY MAH GEE DON MARBET JULIAN MARK GILBERT MARTIN MARYANNE MARTIN OLIVE JEWEL MARTIN JAMES MATHEWS KENNETH MATSON HIRO MATSUDA SEKIO MATSUMOTO ERNEST MATTILA ALBERT MAYER MARTHA MCAVORY PETE MCDONALD YONE KANDA RUTH KARNOFSKY EVELYN KETZLACH ELIZABETH KEFAUVER ARTHUR KING EDITH KIRKALDIE TOYOKO KITAYAMA GAIL KLATZKER SHIRLEY KNAPP JOAN KRAKOVSKY DELORES KRUEGER CAROLINE KUEHNERT JANE KULSETH CAROL KWAN MARGARET LANIER MARTIN LANSER SELMA LAWSON JANE LeCOCQ BARBARA LEFLEY AL LEMCKE MIKE McENIRY BOB MCFADDEN JANE MCFADYEAN JANET McPHERSON STANLEY MEISELS MARY LOUISE MEYER BOB MEZISTRANO ELEANOR MICHIE DIANE MILLER DIANNE E. MILLER JOHN MINA GEORGIA MITCHELL BARNEY MONSEN JOHN MOORE JEANNE MORAN JOAN MOTTELSON PEGGY JO MURRAY ANNETTE MYERS ESTHER MYERS SHIRLEY MYERS PEGGY NAGATA N- JIMMY NAKAMURA MARY NAMBA SONIA NESLIN RICHARD NEWELL BILL NIENDORFF HANAKO NISHIMURA DONNA NOBLE MARY NOBLE FRED NORD DEE NORTON MARILOU NYQUIST BILL O'DAY TERIE OGATA THOMAS OHTANI SUMIYE OKADA JANE OKAMOTO EUGENE OKAMURA BETTY ONISHI GLEN ORKIOLLA PAUL RESOR ROBERTA RICE MARY LOU RITCHEY MAXINE ROBINO FAY ROE JERRY ROGOWAY HARRY ROOS THERESA ROSS ROSALIE RUSSAK MARY ANN RUSTAN HELEN SAMATO CHARLES SASSE SIDNEY SCHAIN LEON SCHLOSSBERG EVELYN SCHMIDT BILL SHAW MARIE SHERWOOD TERUKO SHIMOMURA LARRY SHOMLER SONYA SHUPE olonm osAwA TOMMY OTOSHI OLENE OTTAWAY CHARLOTTE ozuRA FRANK PARKER NICK PATTERSON BOB PAULSON ALBERT PEDERSON MARK PEHA MAURINE PEMBLETON BERNARD PERLIN PAUL PETRY DIANE PHILLIPS MARY PIEROTH PATRICIA PINCHOWSKY BARBARA POSNER CHARLOTTE PRESCOTT RONALD PRUETT CLIFFORD RADFORD CLINTON RAGSDALE GENE SILVERTON VETA SIMMONS CARRIE SIMPSON PAT SIMS JERRIE SMITH ERMA SNEED MMAXINE SOFTKY GALE SPARKS BOB SPEER KATHERYN STANDIFER STANLEY STEINBERG csoncs STEVENS Roissrz STEWART Lesus STUSSER ERVIN SUNDSTED HOWARD SUSSMAN DAVID SWETMAN LILLIAN TADA NOBIE TAKAHASHI MARION TAKENAGA RICHARD TAKENAGA AKERA TAKEUCHI MAsAo TANEMURA TOM TANGYE RON TAT ' ROSEMARY TATUM DIANE TAYLOR JIMMY TERADA MARILYN TERRILL DOLORES THOMAS MARGARET TOMOGUCHI GEORGIA TOWNSEND PATTY TRAYER DAWN TREMBLEY DAVE TRIPP TEDDY TSUE HANAKO UMINO ANN VAN ARSDEL AARON VEDEROFF MARGARET VILOUDAKI CHAD WIRTH FANNIE WONG PAUL WOO EVELYN WRIGHT PHYLLIS YAMBO GEORGE YELLAND EVERJEAN YOUNG FRANCES YOUNG TOMIKO YOSHICKA KENJI YOSHINAKA HOWARD ZEIDMAN MADELON VOLOTIN ELLEN WADE BOB WAGNER LOLA WALKER NANCY WALKER ANN WALLIN FLORENCE WARNER JUNE WATANABE JOHANNETTA WEBER JOANN WENER ROB WESTBERG VIRGINIA WESTFALL KEITH WHITE DICK WHITNEY ROCHELLE WIENIR DORIS LEE WILLIAMS RONALD WILSON NANCY WINDAL LOIS WINGETT TOM WINTER UN IOIl CUMMITTEES PRUGBAM Left to Right: Jane Kulseth, Joanne Christie and Chuck Con- way, co-chairmen, Prom, Leslie Stusser, Program Committee chairman, Elaine Berger. Absentee, Dick McKnight. DECORATIONS Left lo Right: Pot Sims, Diane Miller, Margaret Lanier, chair- man, Stan Meisels, Tom Curry, Lilly Endo. PUBLICITY Lefi to Right: Akira Hideshima, Dawn Trembley, Ann Van Arsdel, chairman, Eleanor Baker, Carol Kwan. ENTERTAINMENT Lefi to Right: Del Jacobs, chairman, Jane Mcfiadyeanp Deirdre Augustine, Ted Hulett. A ,,Qw- HELEN SHELTON Advisor STEVE DELLER President BRIAN MAR Vice-President JAMES GUSTAFSON Secrefary Q BLIA KERS HE SOPHOMORES, having now completed two years at Garfield, are considered the Blinkers of the school. . As they have become accustomed to the rou- tine of Garfield, the Sophomores have assumed some responsibilities. With the guidance of Miss Shelton, their advisor, they have had The Sopho- more Kick-off, a social event honoring football players in their class, and they have taken over the school patrol, an important activity. During the past year, the Blinkers have also had to select courses that will be most helpful in preparing them for their vocations or professions. They have begun to realize that the success of their future years depends largely upon the de- cisions that they are now making. SOPll0M0llES First Row: Leon Angel, Bud Anderson, Dave Altaras, Clare Addicoal, Olive Marie Ayers, James Ando. Second Row: Albert Adatto, Arlene An- derson, John Bailargeon, Jay Bader, De- lores Adrian, Don Arai. Third Row: Joseph Allen, Wilson Arnold, Jay Baird, Fred Backer, Tony Allen. First Row: Connie Billups, Josie Behar, Joanne Barnett, Regina Barkey, Barbara Beal, Roy Blakeslee. Second Row: Ann Barlle, Jeanne Benven- isfe, Eugene Becker, Laurel Basel, Bar- bara Blair, Al Behar. Third Row: Ike Bensusen, Stan Beckel- man, Sam Benveniste, Ray Black, Mitch- ell Black, Ron Baldus. First Row: McAdum Boss, Barbara Browne, Donna Mae Brown, Kay Blunck, lsiah Bowser. Second Row: Daniel Byfhewood, Margie Bledsoe, Adaline Bowman, Mary Brewer. Third Row: Waller Bolf, Lee Brunelle, David Block, Molly Blume. First Row: Sally Chinn, Judy Cassedy, Belly Chase, JoAnne Campbell, Betiy Capelufo, Vivian Chan. Second Row: Joe Chinn, Carrie Calhoun, Irving Calvo, Jeri Caldwell, Donnie Cardwell, Eleanor Capelouto, Josephine Carter. Third Row: Reggie Bruce, Allan Carey, Jack Champlin, Jim Chambers, Dave Champlin, Bob Cameron. SOPlIOMORES First Row: Sally Ann Cohn, Valerie Ruby Colby, Mary Jane Crouch, Louise Chiprul, Melanean Collins, Laine Cohen, Second Rowv: Marlene Conley, Jef? Comyn, Barbara Cragin, Belly de Leuw, Bob Cohn, Roosevelf Chinn, Tommy Chinn. Third Row: Sharyn Lee Crevin, George H. Davidson, Ed Colcock, Bob De Bruyn, Melchior Decano, Norm Clein. Firsi Row: Violef Delaen, Alyda De Vries, Russell Eng, Tuck Eng, Belly Lou Edelson, Pal Elliot. Second Row: Gayle Dooley, Pauletle Edes, Marlene Elsbree, Roella Dykeman, Sieve Deller, George Drew, Kai Haye Eng. Third Row: Diane Dixon, Edward Eng, Merrill Dulcher, Anna Mae Dallum. First Row: Joyce Eskenazi, Joy Friedman, Allen Frye, Soyoko Furumolo, Jean Fuiii, Millie Florendo. Second Row: Charlene Friedman, Joyce Flowers, Nancy Evans, Marvin Flaks, Jean Floks. Third Row: Don Fuller, Dave Funes, Jack Frederickson, Bob Fullon, Chuck Fair, Byrne Fisher, Johnny Ferrell. Firsl Row: Philip Garner, Franklin Gill, Peggy Giessiman, Sandra Glazer, Dolores Glazer, Sallie Galanle, Joan Green. Second Row: James Guslafson, Gary Gayton, John Jaeger, Gwen Gierde, Joy Fullerton, Lena Gantt. Third Row: Earl Hamilton, Leif Haslund, Gerald Goudy, Hans Grimm, Jim Gard- ner, George Giberson. SOPlIOMOIlES First Row: Miyeko Hashima, Karen Hin- man, Lucile Hatch, Artimease Harris Vera Herman, Esther Hanan. 1 Second Row: Noboru Hara, Frankie Har- mon, Juanita Haynes, Susan Houck Janet Huston, Janet Holder. 1 Third Row: Doyle Hamilton, Stanley Hansen, Martin Hammer, Paul Hansen, Albert Hosson, David Harris, James Hino. First Row: Donna Hanroth, Raye lsrael Emily lsrael, Irene lsrael,.Tina Jacob- , sen, Jana Jacobsen . Second Row: Mary Alice Humphrey, Nathala Jeltz, Joe Hunter, Harold Jo- berg, Norman Hill, Leonard Hoyt. Third Row: Dick Justham, Bill Halgren Bill lsdell, David lsdell, Harold Klein. f First Row: Mary J. Klepser, Charlotte Ko, Patricia Lange, Rose Kobata, Jean Leong, Naomi Kahan. Second Row: Eddie Johnson, Paul Ko- gita, Masas Koba, Sam Katamoto, Dave Kramer, Shig Kitayama, Darlene Jones. Third Row: Jerry Jolliffe, Dick Lacy, John Lind, George Kiaer, Virginia Johnson, Natalie Joukovsky. First Row: Elinor Leopold, Tommy Lar- sen, Gwenn Mah Gee, Henry Kumasaka, James Liddell, Abigail Lloyd. Second Row: Janis Kuehner, Naomi Levy, Vivian Krueger, Charles Lewis, Dorothy Larson, Laura Lobdell, Diana Machen. Third Row: Creighton Louis, Velma Koppy, Betty Ann Larson, Don Lowry, Arlene Larson, Robert Lee, Leona Koppy. SOPll0MOBES First Row: lim Kinney, lke Mayo, Dick Merriweather, Yukie Mosumoto, Sheilah Melvin. Second Row: Bernice Miller, Dick Mc- Kenzie, Gloria Marcus, Rita Lou Messer, Burton Malakofl. Third Row: Colvin Mathews, Charles Maxwell, Martie Malakoli, Brian Mar. First Row: Yoshiko Nagai, Jane Naka- mura, Agnes Neal, Myrtle Moore, Lee Miller, Elaine Miyake, Shirley Munson. Second Row: Yosh Nakagawa, George Nakmura, Helen Mulvey, Daniel Mulhol- land, Jeannette Moffett, Judy Mosler, Nancy Moscatel. Third Row: Wanda Neukirch, Jim Mill, Ronald Moore, Bob Marshall, Arthur Nelson, Bob Murray, Dolores Miller. First Row: Marianne Otoshi, Susanne Nevins, Elizabeth Norgore, Joan Pet- tingill, Tuckie Pratt, Norma Peterson, Beverly Petty. Second Row: Jackie Newman, Jack lchi- kawa, Ruth Ostrow, Merle Prim, lee Price, Lydia Phillips, Jacklyn Pasco. Third Row: Alberta Pembleton, Reider Notsund, Geraldine O'Hora, Tommy Neckas, Bill Quarles, Hazel Quarter- maine, Alvin Pearl. First Row: Charles Ross, Pat Rhodes, Mimi Rousso, Cleora Smith, Renee Rous- so, Marie Stockburger. Second Row: Bertel Selig, Susan Robin- son, Joanne Rogers, Imogene Scordan, Cheryl Schmidt, Marcia Safley. Third Row: Irving Romey, Leigh W. Robel, Taylor Clark Scott, Gene Roch- ester, Ed Riley, Irwin Romanoft, Howard Rosenthal. SOPll0MOBES First Row: Georgianna Snyder, Sumviko Shimbo, Janet Snyder, Darthelia Stev- ens, Alice Seltz, Rosanne Stern, Monica Sharples. Second Row: Gwen Spitler, Betty Stan- ford, Joyce Sellinger, Sylvia Sidell, Elaine Shaw, JoAnn Spaetig, Lois Sharpe. Third Raw: Clarke Senecal, Joseph Ser- aile, Sheldon Sidell, Joyce Siegel, Dean Savage, Barry Smithson, Barbara Stone. First Row: Elia.Sundsted, Victoria Uyeta, Charles Sedlacek, JoAnn Uyeda, Harry Tada, Tashiko Watanabe. Second Row: Tashiko Tanaka, Susan Talbot, Gloria Sundin, Dulyce Stone, Leah Stack, Joe Towey, Ralph Squillace. Third Row: Gloria Swenson, Olive Tan- ner, Everett Swanson, Paul Thomas, lrwin Treiger, Yoshio Tsue. First Row: Kathleen Watabayashi, Geargye Waddell, Twinkie Watson, Helen Westfall, Barbara Watts, Laverna Weaver. Second Row: Beverly Washington, Pearl Varon, Wilma Wamhoff, Darlene Thomp- son, Matsumi Ueda, Dale Watts. Third Row: Dorothy Wiborg, Delcine Walton, Don Watt, Wanda Uhrich, Clar- ibel Wheeler. First Row: Mable Wong, Billie Joanne Wood, Akio Yanagihara, Kazuo Yutani, Mary Lee Wilson, Joan Wyman, Esther Varon. Second Row: Tom Yamaguchi, Lean White, Howard Yamauchi, Kenneth Zeu- mault, Frankie D. Ye, Jack Young, Sharon Wolfe. Third Row: Walter Wolff, Gwen Wilson, Stanley Yanashita, Paul Zellinsky, Don Yoshida, Carole Wilson, Sally Young. F0 HE MID-TERM Sophomores have had, perhaps, the most difficult challenge to meet upon entering Garfield. Since they at first seemed a little dubious and con- fused, they were entitled the Fog Lights of the school. However, before the close of the year, they demonstrated that they were capable of cooperating in all respects. um- ww M 60 First Row: Lonnie Bond, Annie Bangs, Marlene Brashen, Carol Blye, Barbara Abella, George Behrendt. Second Row: Richard Attwood, Mary Berggren, Beverly Brear, Lois Balasors, Tommy Archey. Third Row: Bill Bruyn, Terry Bradshaw, Bob Armstrong, Ivan Berry. First Row: Carolle Dias, Leatrice Deleon, Bonny Cook, Florence Chikata, Gloria Campbell, Art Carlson. Second Row: Richard Cornwell, Douflas Donohue, Rosalie Capeloto, Ethel Cham- bers, Max Calderon. Third Row: Gordon Cash, Calvin Chat- ters, James Conklin, Ike Capelouto. First Row: Blanche Head, Hannah Fink, Selma Garmel, Jackie Harnish, Pat Hansen. Second Row: Philip Galt, Norman Fors- berg, Victor Hara. Third Row: Bob Gary, Jack Elmberg, Harvey Elliot. First Row: Beth Holberg, Janet Kennedy, Marlene Holland, Olivette Jones. Second Row: Dolores Jackson, Charles Johnson, Diane Kearns, Dennis King. Third Row: Jerry Jaffe, Gerald Kaplan, Charles Jonas. LIGHTS LTHOUGH they ioined Garfield's ranks in the middle of the year, these second year students have, nevertheless, succeeded in maintaining high standards By accepting the many opportunities offered, they progressed rapidly toward their ultimate goal. First Row: David Mezistrano, Charlotte Meyer, Helen Mamon, Eddie Mezistrono. Second Row: Albert Maimon, Teddy Lar- son, Kenzo Moriguchi, Kenneth Lambert. Third Row: Elmer Norgren, Paul Misur- andze, Harold Marcus, John Moryott. First Row: Betty Rosos, Lounita Ranchez, Florence Putlak, Phyllis Ratcliff. Second Row: Victoria Olson, Marilyn Ross, Sally Policar, Janet Propis. Third Row: Jim Rook, Jerry Potier, Otis Rollins, Jerry Requa. First Row: Howard Sullivan, Veloy Tol- lefson, Lee Sands, Joan Siegenthaler. Second Row: Joyce Thygesen, Dorothy Stusser, Duane Schooley. Third Row: Jimmy Schubert, Boyd Schev- ing, Ronnie Smith. First Row: Jean Williams, Sherron Van- sant, Hazel Joy Woo, Lee Velde. Second Row: Bob Wiseman, Fred Wood- son, Leolo Verbon. Third Row: Dave H. Wright, Paul HJ Woron. SOLVEIG LUNDBERG Advisor ARMON REMBE President DEAN NORDQU I ST Vice-President suis FRAlfER Secretaryr FIIUTLIGIIT THE FRESHMEN have completed their first and most difficult year. Because they are amateurs in their field, they have been called the Foot Lights of Garfield. Though these students have been handicapped in activities by inexperience and by minority in numbers, they have endeavored to cooperate fully. With the helpful suggestions of Mrs. Lund- berg, who is the Freshman advisor, they have seriously begun the planning of their courses and the activities in which they will probably engage during the three years ahead of them. ln the future, the Foot Lights may look back upon the fact that they had the distinction of being the last Freshman Class to enter Garfield. FO0TLlGllTS First Row: Don Badgley, Robert An- drews, Janet Floyd, Sue Fraser, Jim Bowers. Second Row: Genelen Covey, Peggy Foley, Sally Donaldson, Bonnie Jean Duran, Lee Fraser, Nat Dickinson. Third Row: Phelps Fisher, Ike Amon. First Row: Mona Korman, Ruth Kahn, Gloria Holland, Jimmy Kirk, Sallie Jagoe. Second Row: Maurice Korman, Fern Geyer, Judy Gartshore, Alfred Kleinberg. Third Row: Bill Green, Windy King, George Kachlein, Della Hagen. First Row: Rodney McClelland, Kinny Merport, Jo Ann Pelham, Shirley Mar- tin, Clarine Lund. Second Row: Barbara LeCocq, Dennis Paulsen, Ellen 'Morford, Lynn Pierson, Tom Patterson. Third Row: Glenn Maclennan, Dick Phil- ips, Thalia Nims, Dean Nordquisl, John Martin. Firs! Row: Armie Rembe, Margaret Ross, Marlene Sundberg, Jacquelyn Waddell, Sandra Urquhart. Second Row: Benny Sidis, George Vail, Dean Thompson, Jimmy Waite, Betty Sargent. Third Row: Nancy Quariermaine, Julia Salkeld, Jim Teufel, Bob Rahe, Rex Willis. .I if 5 1 Q fi 5 X . i A s A ' 4 s ,f K 4 f .M as-ff . Z , V J I, f Y! ' R f I WV c BOB JACOBSON MARIE SAEMAN Business Manager Advisor JEAN WELKE Editor, Productions JANE McFADYEAN Productions ANDY HARRIS Productions X JOYCE MU RRAY Senior Personnel ELEANOR BAKER Junior Personnel HIGH HIS year's Arrow staff, comprised of twenty-four pupils, under the excellent direction of Miss Saeman, has endeav- ored to bring to the student body of Gar- field a book of both superior quality and lasting interest. Throughout the year the members of the staFi have spent many long hours outside of school as well as during the regular period provided, in their attempt to meet the high standards set by previous Arrow StaFfs. ' The experience they have acquired will prove invaluable in later years, for they have learned the numerous processes involved in producing a good annual, in addition to making many new and life- long friends. PAT CAMPION GWEN CROSON Copy Editor Copy Editor l MARNEY HOUCK ROLAND STANTON CO-Edifof Co-Editor LITES HE ARROW staff is chosen on the basis ot a competitive test composed of com- presensive questions, the purpose of which is to determine the eligibility of every prospective applicant. The tests are written by the Arrow advisor, Miss Marie C. Saeman, in col- laboration with the current staff. Students wishing to be on the art or photography staFfs must demonstrate their skill. Some of the qualifications considered are programs, creative ability, and char- acter traits. As to the latter, former teachers of the prospective staff members are consulted in order to obtain a lust evaluation of their merits. The result of such conscientious investigations is a staff composed of outstanding students. PAT O'LOUC-HLEN Editor, Boys' Sports LARRY SHERIFF Boys' Sports AGNES YAMBAO Editor, Girls' Sports AL WATERMAN Layout Technician HIDEO KABAYASHI Layout Technician LILY ENDO MACK BENNETT Art Editor Assistant Art Editor BETTY WILTSE MARGARET RENTON Typist Typist REFLECTUR R VERY year the Arrow staFf submits its publication to the National Scholastic Press Association for critical service. Six times our annual has received All American and five times First Class Honor Ratings. The system of iudging is very impartial yet thorough. Evaluations are made regarding the plan and technical qualities of the book as well as definite comments relating to each of the five sections. Considerable stress is placed upon the character of the pictures and the ade- quacy of the accompanying copy. An annual is not penalized for errors or faults, but credited for its accomplishments. The Arrow has been especially complimented upon the excellence of its editing as well as its layouts during the past several years. FRED JAPPE Photographer l. E E LEVY Photographer BRUCE DONG Photographer JOHN JOLLY Feature Editor CLAUDE WILSON Fall Editors: Peggy Lou Herron, Copy Editor, Spring Editors: Evelyn Ketzloch, Copy Editor, Advisor Bob Kawahaka, Business Managerg Marianne Johanetta Weber, Editor, Don Adams, Business Hanson, Editor. Manager. i PE -LITES ARFIELD High School is proud of its fine literary production, The Pen. This magazine, distributed twice annually, is edited entirely by the students, under the capable direction of Mr. Claude Wilson. V The material offered for criticism is a result of the conscientious endeavor of the student body and is chosen for publication after many hours of labor on the part of the staff in selecting only those poems, essays, and stories which best portray the life of the average teen-ager. Because of the high standard it has always maintained, The Pen has consistently earned widespread recognition, including the very significant All-American Rating, conferred every year upon outstanding periodicals of the United States by the National Scholastic Press Association. FALL STAFF First Row: Johanetta Weber, Joyce Fonda, Loris Levine, Dorothea Deutsch, Evelyn Ketzlach. Second Row: Joan Michie, Richard Pem- broke, Howard Cady, Don Adams, Harry Roos, Ruth Nakamura. SPRING STAFF First Row: Dorothy lwooaki, Dave Kramer, Ruth Nakamura, Harry Roos, Marianne Otoshi. Second Row: Yone Kanda, Dick Bone- steel, Joan Mottleson, Elise Dixon. Third Row: Yosh Nakagawa, Jim Lehde, JoAnn Wener, Joyce Siegel. , 69 BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Jacquelyn Woron, Stella Piha. Second Row: Marilyn Hymen, Charlene Kerns. MR. HAZZARD HERBERT MARK BILL LYCETTE Advisor Managing Editor Editor E0 HE MESSENGER is the main source of infor- mation concerning many of the school's activities. Without the aid of this publication, numerous students would remain ignorantof various events carried on during the year. Due to the number of students who wish to serve on the Messenger, it is necessary to have two staffs a year on a semester basis. This plan enables a greater number of pupils to have 'an opportunity to work on the paper and obtain valuable experience in the field of iournalism. The members ofthe stafts have the respon- sibility of printing accurate accounts and of seeing that the Messenger is out on time. On Fridays the paper is distributed among its subscribers in sixth period classes, where it is eagerly awaited. FEATURE REPORTERS First Row: Naomi lnouye, Marilyn Hymen. SPOTS REPORTERS Left to Right: Philip Haynes, Alvin Goldfarb, Second Row: Peter Wilson, JoAnn Berger, Betsy Hoak. Andy Harris, Fred Weinberg. KENNETH PETERSON SUSAN HINCKEL JIM FIELDS Assistant Editors MARIAN BRINER Feature Editor Sports Editor PAT GIFFEN MIKE DONNON Assistant Feature Editor Assistant Sports Editor LIGHT LTHOUGH the Messenger is composed and managed entirely by the students, much of the credit for its success is due to the efforts of Mr. Hazzard, the advisor. His excellent suggestions have earned him re- spect from the whole staFt, and his ability in iournalism has been widely recognized. Last year, because of his active participation, he became president of Quill and Scroll, an inter-national literary organization. Numerous national and state literary hon- ors have been awarded to the Messenger, including Pacemaker, the George H. Gallup, and the Washington State Press Club Over- all Awards, All-American Honor Ratings, and Quill and Scroll International Honor Awards. COPY STAFF Barbara Badgley, Janice Leavitt, Ann Frost, Norma Michelson NEWS REPORTERS ADVERTISEMENT STAFF Charlene Kerns, Betty McJannet, Betty Lucas, David Lembcke, Shirley Levy, Marion Alhadeft, Marilyn Jean Frederickson, Elizabeth Malone Dillon, Barbara Braithwaite. Absentees: Janice Birkett, Bill Kawala, Beverly Rogers. AD MANAGERS Lett to Right: Sidney Schain, Bob Green, Herman Wong. WARREN HAZZARD MARIAN BRINER CAROLYN HEGSTROM Advisor Managing Editor Editor E0 HE PAGES of the Messenger do much toward determining the success of many outstanding activities. For example, Olot Day, the Funfest, Purple and White Day, and class elections are prominent events which might fail if not given extensive publicity. The duties of the staffs are based on the cooperation of several editors and their assist- ants. The editor holds the most important posi- tion. His main responsibility is to write editorials that will be inspirations to the students. The managing editor supervises the general work of all staff members and edits the fourth page. Under the direction of the feature editor, all personal and humorous articles are organized in the popular feature section. Since much school life is centered around athletic activities, the sports editor has an important task report- ing the results of these events. FEATURE REPORTERS First Row: Ann Van Arsdel, Nancy Seeley. SPORTS REPORTERS First Row: Aaron Vederoff, Jimmy Goldman, Second Row: Sylvia Capeloto, Barbara Janlzen, Wilma Liberman. Second Row: Phil HGYIWSI Jean Dodds, Put O'loughlin. DEIRDRE AUGUSTINE DAISY BEACH FRANK PARKER JOANNE CHRISTIE MAGGIE LANIER Sports Editor KATHERINE HAYE Feature Editors BOB JACOBSON Assistant Editors Assistant Sport Editor LIGHTS NTERING the newspaper business is never easy. To become members of the staff, stu- dents must first take a pre-requisite course, News l. After this subject has been completed, pupils who have sufficient high grades are qualified to begin their work. Publishing a paper entails hard work, but there are compensations for iournalists who have earned them. Perhaps the most satisfying experience is for a staff member to see an article he has written in print and to know that it is to be read and enioyed by many. The endeavors of students who study iour- nalism reach beyond high school. Many staff members may serve on city or country-wide papers in the future. Therefore, the Messenger strives to contribute practical experience as an aid to ,those who are planning careers in this field. xv COPY EDITORS Elaine Berger, Bill Lycette, Marilyn Newcomb Absentee: Deirdre Augustine. ' NEWS REPORTERS BUSINESS STAFF First Row: Barbara Posner, Ruth Karnofsky, Lila Tobin. Top: Charlene Kerns, Bottom: Marilyn Hymen Second Row: Lanna Locke, Lois Wilkinson, Jun Johnson. Absentees: Barbara Braithwaite, Deirdre Augustine, Susan Hinckel, Betty Mclannet. EDITH KOE Treasurer HE GIRLS' CLUB operates under the direction of Miss Hensel, advisor, and the officers who together design each year's activities. The resulting programs aim to include all girls by aiding them to gain interest in their school and community lives. The president works with her officers and cabinet, seeing that they perform their duties in cooperation with the main office, advisors, and Boys' Club. The first vice-president presides in the absence of the president and also accounts for all demerits issued. The second vice-presi- dent manages the girls' sports program. It is the duty of the secretary to record minutes for Girls' Club, Advisory Board, and Cabinet meet- ings, while the treasurer handles the club's finances. 74 DEIRDRE AUGUSTINE l.UClLLE DAVIS EVELYN FREED CAROLYN H EGSTROM SUSAN HINCKEL HELENE KOSSEN JOYCE MURRAY LIGHTS GIRLS' CLUB CABINET 1 First Row: Lila Tobin, Elaine Berger, Daisy Beach. Second Row: Jane Le Cocq, Pat Sims, Irena Yoshimura. Third Row: Donna Johnson, Mary Nicholson, Patricia MacLennan. Fourth Row: Jean Welke, Betty Wiltse. JOANNE SNYDER JO ANNE TALLMAN HELENE TSUTSUMOTO HE CABINET composes an essential part of the Girls' Club. Members direct all functions of committees that perform various services to the school. Together, they sponsor drives, cam- paigns and other beneficial proiects that are recorded in monthly reports. All participants receive valuable experience in working cooper- atively. The Advisory Board has done much toward assisting Garfield girls. Those in this organiza- tion are chosen partly by popular vote and partly by the advisor. The duty of this group is to decide and enforce regulations, to assign demerits, and to give advice to those with problems. These pupils gain the respect and admiration of the student body as well as experience in leadership. 75 F --Y- ,,--- .,.. , W.. -A , -CMA I MR. LESLIE CRIBLEY MIKE MCCUTCHEN Advisor President HEAT HE OFFICERS, the Cabinet, cmd the Advisory Board of the Garfield Boys' Club work together with Mr. Crib- ley, the advisor, striving for one goal-friendship and cooperation among all boys. They present many oppor- tunities for students by constantly oFfering and accept- ing new ideas and encouraging many proiects. ,w s wwe , J x .V J, ,, gy gi! I, ' The president, with his officers and Advisory Board, directs the club's policies, and the vice-president pre- sides in the president's absence. The secretary-treasurer records the minutes and attends to all financial duties. WALTER BLACK DICK BONESTEEL Bovs' cLua committee cHAlRMEN FUNG Cl'llNN CHARLES GUSTAFSON First Row: Dan DeShaw, Frank Parker. STANLEY HOLIFIELD HIDEO KOBAYASHI Second Row: Howie Shapiro, BiII,ThrciIkiIl, Ron Tat. 76 411 ' HAROLD FROMBACH Vice-President LIGHTS EMBERS of the Advisory Board are conscientious students-who have considerable responsibility. They must see that school regulations are obeyed cmd pass iudgment on problems that face the pupils. The sensible decisions of the Board contribute much toward the success of the Boys' Club. The committee chairmen work with their committees on numerous proiects which are an essential part of the Boys' Club. They earnestly endeavor to promote cooperation and progressive action among their fellow workers. 1-,J 7,-f BOYS' CLUB COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN First Row: Merb Prim, Jerry DeRousse. Second Row: Les Stusser, Norwood Eben, Russ Schlossfein. DON BROWN Secretary ROBERT NEWMAN TOM ROMANO LEO SHAHON GEORGE SHIPMAN . MONTY STOCKER ALVIN GOLDFARB 77 WARREN HAZZARD MARIAN BRINER Advisor President Q, 1 'l2 'Y'1' MARIE SAEMAN LOU CLARKE BETTY McJANNET CLAUDE WILSON Advisor Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer Advisor TIIBCII UILL AND SCROLL is an international honorary society for high school journalists who show outstanding ability both in writing and in literary service. Compe- tition concerning membership is very keen since applicants must be listed, scholasti- cally in the upper third of their class. The membership of the G. N. Porter chapter of Garfield includes publication and productions editors, copy writers, business personnel, and artists from our three publications, the Arrow, the Messenger, and the Pen. W ,'W'!l!v QUILL AND SCROLL First Row: JoAnne Snyder, Pat Campion, Betty Mc.lannet, Marney Houck, Marion Briner. Second Row: Marianne Hanson, Herby Mark, Diane Kershaw, Hideo Kobayashi, Al Waterman, Bob Kawahara. Third Row: Bill Lycette, Roland Stanton, Fred Jappe, Jean Welke, Lou Clarke. Absentee: Harold Fromback. RUTH MOORE HAROLD FROMBACH Advisor President HERBERT MARK BETSY HOAK BOB JACOBSON Vice-President Secretary Treasurer LIGHTS HE HONOR SOCIETY is composed of students who maintain high grade averages during their four years. As sophomores, members must have twenty-four points, juniors, at least fifty, and seniors, seventy-eight. After completing the final semester, pupils may keep their gold seal pins if they have accumulated a total of one hundred and eight points. Upon the recommendation of a faculty member, additional honors may be received for outstanding service in various extra-curricular activities. 4658 First Row: Daisy Beach, Frances Behar, Marian Alhadeft, Alice Eng, Marian Briner, Marion Gosho. Second Row: Joyce Fonda, Carole Cohen, JoAnn Berger, Mariorie Daly, Clare Fisher, Evelyn Freed. Third Row: Bob Berman, Gwen Croson, Pat Campion, Esther Angel, Virginia Brown, Lou Clarke, Mike Donnan. Fourth Row: Jim Flexer, Hank Edmunds, Howard Cady, Alvin Goldfarb, Alex Finlayson, Barbara Braithwaite. GOLD SEAL First Row: Marilyn Hymen, Janice Leavitt, Connie Luke, Barbara Lord, Eleanor Lof- tis, Jennie Levy. Second Row: Lanna Locke, Edith Koe, Chiye Kusakabe, Marney Houck, Henry Kumasaka, Marion Helenkamp. Third Row: Hideo Kobayashi, Susan Hinckel, Francis Marie Jones, Diane Kershaw, Janice Jantzen, Donna Johnson. Fourth Row: Dick Klein, David Lembcke, Phil Haynes, George Limbeck, Akio ldeta, Bob Jacobson. First Row: Irene Yoshimura, Agnes Yam- bao, Julianne Miyszaki, Elsie Urakawa, Takae Tanino, Stella Piha. Second Row: Mary Lyon, Betty Morrison, Albert Pederson, Virginia Uziel, Suzanne Rhodes. Third Row: Jean Welke, Raymond Soo, Lyle Morrison, Herbert Mark, Peter Tuohy. Fourth Row: Mike McCutchen, Kenneth Peterson, Dick Safley, Stanton Sender, Al Waterman. TWO BAR First Row: Irene Fuiii, Miyuki Hasegawa, Lilly Endo, Joyce Babcock, Lucille Al- meleh, Betty Gates, Vivian Chan. Second Row: Eleanor Baker, Hing Chinn, June Gallaher, Sylvia Greenberg, Phyl- lis Blunck, Elaine Berger. Third Row: Dorothea Deutsch, Joanne Christie, Deirde Augustine, Eliese Dixon, Selma Golombeck, Kathleen Foley. Fourth Row: Abe Bergman, Mordo De- Jaen, Julia Fite, Helen Marie Blomgren, Patricia Abella. First Row: Carol Kwan, Harry Kado- shima, Jane Okamoto, Dorothy Iwa- saki, Wilma Liberman, Ruth Karnofsky, Gloria Osawa. Second Row: Jane McFadyean, Joan Krakovsky, Evelyn Kelzlach, Joan Mot- telson, Betty Onishe, Hanako Nishimura, Gloria Hyodo. Third Row: Harriet Houghton, Jane Le- Cocq, Tommy Otoshi, Jane Kulseth, Sally Lynmun, Toyoko Kitayama, Esther Myers. Fourth Row: Jorrie Smith, Barbara Jant- zen, Nancy Walker, Ann Van Arsdel, Charlotte Prescott, Evelyn Schmidt. TWO BAR First Row: Pat Sims, Marie Sherwood, Phyllis Yambo, Frances Young, Nobie Takahoshi, Lila Tobin, Dolores Thomas. Second Row: Mary Lou Ritchey, Sonya Shupe, Margaret Vloudaki, Helen Sa- moto, Mary Pieroth, Tomi Yoshioka, Barbara Posner. Third Row: Julia Lindblom, Fannie Wong, Lillian Simon, Maxine Rabino, Johannette Weber. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Kefauver, Harry Mah Gee, Del Jacobs, Carolyn Hegstrom, Virginia Hott, Sallie Sue Hurd, Allen Kirby Holmes. Fifth Row: JoAnn Wener, Les Stusser, Frank Parker, Rob Westberg, Clinton Ragsdale, Jr. IIN E BAR First Row: Betty Capeluto, Shirley Eaton, Barbara Beal, Joyce Eskenazi, Raye Azoze, Jean Fuiii, Sally Chinn. Second Row: Charlene Friedman, Violet De Jaen, Donna Eckert, Jean Flaks, Anne Aoyama, Josie Behar, Laine Cohen, Third Row: Joy Fullerton, Kay Blunck, Betty Chase, Judy Cassidy, Carol Jean Foster, Clare Addicoat, Russell Eng. Fourth Row: Louise Chiprut, Paulette Edes, Laura Basel, Josephine Carter, Barbara Blair, Jeanne Benveniste, Bar- bara Cragin. Fifth Row: Beverly Brewer, Diane Dixon, Molly Blume, Nancy Evans, Jay Fried- man, Jerry Harris. Sixth Row: Steve Deller, Fred Backer, Roella Dykeman, Sharyn Lee Crevin, Al Behar, Tommy Chinn. Seventh Row: Don Arai, Tony Allen, Ron Baldus, Dave Altaras, George Kiaer, Marlene Elsbree. First Row: Sayoko Furumoto, Susanne Nevins, Lee Miller, Naomi Kahan, Jean Leong, Karen Hinman, Gwen Mah Gee, Shirley Munson. Second Row: Emily lsrael, lucile Hatch, Naomi Levy, lrene lsrael, Marian H'll- yard, Patricia Lange, Elaine Miyake, Evelyn Janes, Rose Kobata. Third Row: Jackie Newman, Jane Naka- mura,v Raye lsrael, Mary Locke, Gail Klatzser, Judy Mosler, Jean Nelson, Gwen Gierde, Janet Holder. Fourth Raw: Laura Lobdell, Helen Mul- vey, Henry Kumasaha, Marge Graff, Natalie Joukousky, Janet Huston, Susan Houck, Nancy Mizistrano. Fifth Row: Gary Gayton, Eleanor Jacob- sen, Robert Lee, Charles Lewis, James Gustafson, Kai Haye Eng, Yosh Naka- gawa. Sixth Row: Taylor Scott, Wanda Neu- kirch, Robert Phillips, Jack lchikawa, Lee Humes, Harold Klein, Bob De Bruyn. First Row: Elia Sundsted, Joan Sims, Kathleen Watabayashi, Esther Varon, Marianne Otoshi, Mable Wong, Laverna Weaver, Mimi Rousso. ' Second Row: Gloria Swenson, Sumiko Shimbo, Sheilah Melvin, Emily-iean Wetstone, Marilon Nyquist, Sharon Wolfe, Joanne Rogers, Twinkie Watson. Third Row: Pearl Varon, Delcine Wal- ton, Wilma Wamhott, Renee Rousso, Jo Ann Uyeda, Kacuo Yutani, Tuckie Pratt. Fourth Row: Dorothy Wilborg, Sylvia Sidell, Dulyce Stone, Rosanne Stern, Bertel Selig, Joyce Sellinger. Fifth Row: Carole Wilson, Toshiko Tan- aka, Alberta Pembleton, lrving Romey, Barbara Stone. Sixth Row: Walter Wolff, Charles Sed- lacek, lrwing Treiger, Leigh Rabel, ln, ,ff f IDE CATHAY CLUB HE CATHAY CLUB is composed Chinese students in the school. With their advisor, Miss Nystrom, they aim to encourage activities within their club. First Row: Paul Woo, Byron Chinn. Second Row: Ruth E. Nystrom, advisor, Lanna Locke. LE'l'TEBMEN9S CLUB The Lettermen's Club includes boys who have won first team letters. They set the rules involved in earning letters and work for improvement'in the athletic field. First Row: Paul Helsby, A. J. Lindquist, advisor, Jack Satterthwaite. Second Row: Ray Moscatel, Ted Jones. SKI CLUB The Ski Club is open to the ski enthusiasts of Garfield. Members attend regular meetings, at which speakers and shows are pre- sented, and sponsor frequent ski trips. First Row: Del Jacobs, Deirdre Augustine, Curt Korrow. Second Row: Al Lemcke, Frank Fidler, advisor, Ken Matson. STAGE CREW The Garfield Stage Crew has important responsibilities. Mem- bers work with electrical appli- ances, curtains, and props. Other tasks include the painting of scenery. First Row: Ronald Weiskind, Tommy Tangye, Ralph Squillace, Peter Geyer. Second Row: Chuck Sasse, manager, Ronald Wil- son, Joe Vizzare, Rodney Timberman, Dick Krogh, Paul Thomas. Third Row: Earl Noble, Jack Golliet, Dick Whit- ney, Bob Marshall, L. R. Comstock, advisor, Don Bell. LIGHTS BULLBOG CLUB HE BULLDOG CLUB is an organ- ization of boys serving the school in various ways. One out- standing function of the Club is to usher at all football games. First Row: Mike Donnan, Mr. Cribley, advisor. Second Row: Larry Sheriff, George Limbeck, Jr. DEBATE TEAM The members of the Debate Team strive to develop keen thoughts and convincing speech. Debaters who meet weekly have formed a capable organization. First Row: Ellen Wade, Dolores Thomas, Muriel Hurwitz. Second Row: Stanton Sender, Gary Barensten. LANGUAGE CLUB The newly formed Language Club includes representatives 'om the foreign language classes. The aim of the club is to create interest in foreign countries. First Row: Virginia Olmstead, advisor, Marian Briner, Nancy Moscatel, Helen Shelton, advisor. Second Row: Stanton Sender, Peter Schneller, ad- visor, Norman Cle'n. PATBOL The Garfield Patrol is made up, this year, of students from the Sophomore Class. Their duty is to control traffic before and after school around the building. First Row: Franklin Gill, George Kiear. Second Row: Daniel Bythewood, James Ando, Stanton Baytiss, Dean Caldwell. , Third Row: Walter Wolff, Allen Frye, Charles Ross, Kazue Yutani, James Liddell, Martin Hammer. , S GNA HE ROLL officers, elected democratically at the beginning of every semester, have various tasks to fulfill. lt is their duty to lead roll discussions about forthcoming events and problems regarding school life, the information for which is obtained through attending roll representative meetings and carefully following the daily bulletin. Two students are chosen to execute the above-mentioned obligations, while a third assumes the responsibilities of banker, acting as roll teller for the school savings plan. ROLL PBESIDENTS First Row: Shirley Munson, Ellen Mar- ford, Irene Yoshimura, Jean Fuiii, Marion Gosha, Mickie Blumenfeld, Joanne Sny- der, Pat Rhodes, Susanne Nevins. Second Row: Bill Kawata, Donna Greany, Gwen Croson, Rose Kobata, Irene Israel, Charline Friedman, Barbara Badgley, Jim Fields, Bernard Perlin, Janice Jantzen. Third Row: Donna Johnson, Betty Wiltse, Ruth Ostrow, Herbert Mark, Gary Gay- ton, Albert Pedersen, Everett Swanson. Fourth Row: Ted Hulett, Ed Stewart, Hank Edmunds, Dean Nordquist, Mordie M: Eskenazi, Leo Shahon, Abe Bergman. Fifth Row: Dave Galanti, Lyle Morrison, Mary Louise Fortney, Dick Justham, Tom Chitwood, Mike McEniry, Tommy Ro- mano. Sixth Row: Ray Moscatel, Sonny Shipman, Dick Klein, Dean Savage, Larry Robin- son, Sandy Swancy, Jack Satterthwaite, Jerry Harris. Seventh Row: Oscar Holden, Bill Thrail- kill, Bob Jacobson, Ted Jones, Noel Phelan, Fib Peterson, Sam Angel, Leon Benezra. ROLL SECIIETARIES First Row: Beverly Petty, Carmen Sigel, Earlene Newman, Dolores Glazer, Eve- lyn Ketzlach, Norma Connery, Phyllis Yambao, Toshi Yamamoto. Second Row: Joyce Murray, Mickie Blumenfeld, Joan Sims, Georgianna Snyder, Grace Holden, Charles Amstutz, Robert Mar, Erna Abel, Emily Israel. Third Row: Fung Chinn, Mary Ann Hol- land, Sue Fraser, .lane Kulseth, Nancy Seeley, Florine Dai Ross, Lee Price, Bobby Kodama. Fourth Row: Ray Black, Ramona del Fierro, Mary Nicholson, Sallie Sue Hurd, Deirdre Augustine, Bertel Selig, Takae Tanino, Lowell Vye. Fifth Row: Marvin Honory, Judy Feek, Jill Chism, Hazel Quartermaine, Jean Welke, Stanley Yamashita, Lucy Sadis. Sixth Row: Don Anderson, Bob Auern- heimer, Lee Humes, Gary Barensten, Leon Benezra, Don Norton, Dick Mc- Knight, Jim Lehde. ll0I.L BANKERS First Row: Toshiko Watanabe, Jane Akamoto, Marian Alhadett, Vickie Adat- to, Lucille Almeleh, Connie Luke, Dolores Glazer, Margie Levinson, Mary Noble, Evelyn Freed. Second Row: Grace Holden, Eleanor Michie, Bruce Dong, Beverly Barron, Annette Myers, Sylvia Greenberg, Hel- ene Tsutsumoto, Madelon Volotin, Kay Blunck. Third Row: Marilyn Terrill, Thomas Oh- tani, Cheryl Schmidt, Bernice Caston, Joyce Levinson, Martha Jean Code, Elsie Urakawa, Carol Foster, Joyce Anderson. Fourth Row: Eigil Carlsson, Charlene Kerns, Peggy Bahnsen, Helene Kossen, N David Chinn, Bob De Bruyn, James Gustafson, Dave Fumes. Fifth Row: Peter Geyer, Jim Goldman, 1 Clifford Radford, Phyllis Maiewski, Glenn Maclennan, Natalie Joukovsky, Barbara Stone. Sixth Row: Allen Holmes, Russell O. Schlosstein, Leon Benezra, Norwood Eben, Robert H. McFadden, Joey August, Don Marbet. LIGHTS N ORDER to quality for the important offices of president, secretary, or banker of the roll room one must be an active participant in school activities, maintain a satisfactory grade average, and be altogether prompt, efficient, and trustworthy. These traits are considered a must, for it is these officers that have the responsibility of informing their class about such important matters as conduct in assemblies, regulation of traffic, inspiration for school productions, execution of various charity drives, and promotion of the high school savings plan. BOLL PBESIDEN TS First Row: Carole Cohen, Joan Krahou- sky, Evelyn Freed, Joan Adkins, Patty Lowe, Phyllis Yambao, Sally Policar, Jane Okomoto, Sally Chinn. Second Row: Cheryl Schmidt, Donna Johnson, Betty Morrison, JoAnne Moffett, Barbara Blair, Sharon Wolfe, Patricia Lange. Third Row: Hoover Mar, Robert Hasson, Howard Rosenthal, Darrelyn Seman, Lois Balaora, Naomi lnouye, Anne Aoyama, Charlotte Witter, Pat Abella. Fourth Row: Pat O'Loughlen, Bill Jaffe, Stanley Holifield, Chuck Conway, Pete McDonald, Vic Capeloto, Mike Donnan. Fifth Row: George Vail, Hideo Kobaya- shi,, Dean Nordquist, Robbie Westberg, Jack Andrews, Morrie Chernis. Sixth Row: Bob Armstrong, Cletis Patton, Bob Phillips, Larry Sheriff, Bill Mahurin, Dick Krogh. Seventh Row: Ken Yoshinaka, Brian Mar, Tom Chitwood, Irving Romery, Gil Mar- tin, Jack Golliet. ROI.L SECBETARIES First Row: Diana Taylor, Mimi Rousso, Georgianna Snyder, Julianne Sato, Helen Amos, Mary Ann Holland, Twinkle Wat- son, Betty Sargent. Second Row: Barbara Abell, Victoria Olson, Sylvia Greenberg, Evelyn Ketz- lach, Marvy O'Sullivan, Jeri Caldwell, Beverly Brear, Hana Umino. Third Row: Gayle Dovley, Esther Angel, Violet Delaen, Carolyn Hegstrom, Helen Mulvey, Karol lvarsson, Pat Gitten, Mary Ann Martin, Judy Mosler. Fourth Row: Pat Donahoe, Gordon Cash, Stafford Hopkins, Irwin Treiger, Jerry Allison, George Yelland, Ray Andrie, Fred Jappe. Fifth Row: Bob Auermhe'n1er, Bill John- son, Bob Gary, George Limbeck, Ber- nard Silber, Howard Zeiddan, Noboru Aura, Charles Jones, Taylor Scott. ll0LL BANKERS First Row: Raye Israel, Marge Tomo- gucki, Hazel Jay Woo, Sandra Glazer, Marian Alhadeff, Peggy Giesseman, Jose- phine Carter. Second Row: Fannie Wong, Barbara Goodner, Esther Myers, Gloria Marcus, Margaret Lanier, Phyllis Blunck, Judy Cassidy. Third Row: Ruth Nakamura, Helene Tsut- sumoto, Irene Yoshimura, Lynn Pierson, Ruth Ostrow, Peggy Bahnsen, Marion Helenkamp, Rose Kobata. Fourth Row: Kay Blunch, Lucile Hatch, Sonia Neslin, Jewel Danz, Hazel Quar- termaine, Molly Blume, Lou Clarke. Fifth Row: Russell Eng, Al Kleinberg. Sixth Row: Roger Wilson, Charlene Kerns, Helen Kossen, Sharyn Lee Crevin, Selma Golombeck, Sally Easterbrook, Jo- , Ann Wener, Bill Giesseman. Seventh Row: Joe Williams, Frank Klep- ser, Bill Shaw, Stanton Sender, Ronny Underwood, David Chinn. I X X DIIIIRQQ OR TWO nights students and friends of Garfield were treated to a fine drci- matization of The Double Door. This mystery provided an excellent ex- ample of high school play production at its very best. The casts for both evenings were outstanding in their ability to por- tray the characters with all the vividness and terror such scenes might evoke in real like. Yes, the class of 1949 may truly be proud of their play. MEADE EMORY DAWN TREMBLEY Rip' Ann Top: We've got to stop seeing each other. Bottom: Noi No! Vic! l'll do as you say. UN Faculty Funfest Committee. 6 Up and Over. 7 Three to Get Ready. 8 Chickery Chick. 9 All the World Loves a Clown. IO The Debonaires. Mistress of Ceremonies. Sing, You Sinners. There's No Business Like Bit of Old Cathay. wr, Show Business ,FEST Siezing Caesar's Togo. Studenf Funfesi Commiifee. Bcbbiff and Bromide. Give Me One Dozen Roses. Coises, Foiled Again. 6, Chinese Temple Dance 7. Riot in the Ring. 8. Under the Big Top. 9. Harmony Hoedown. 66 EW MOON, a 'famous light opera written by Sigmund Romberg, was presented in the spring by the music de- partment of our school under the excel- lent direction of Mr. Parker E. Cook. The leads were chosen from the try-outs which were held early in March. ln addi- tion to these people, the selected chorus and the orchestra ably participated. The result of such a fine combination was one ot the finest shows ever presented. t l PARKER COOK MARVlN HONORY Top Left: Dreams are vain. Top Right: Beautiful Alexander. Bottom: Drawing Room Scene. Y' 1 f ,,,... X 92 w M00 99 HE OPERETTA New Moon, which Gar- field musicians presented during May, featured some of the most famous and popular songs of our day. The rendition of such pieces as Lover Come Back to Me, Softly as in a Morn- ing Sunrise, Stou'rhearted Men, One Kiss, and Wanting You, were greatly enioyed by every member ofthe audience. One of the comedy songs was 'Gorgeous Alexander. FLORINE ROSS GALE SPARKS Top Left: But really, father, Top Right: Sfout Hearted Men. Bottom: New Moon cast, CIIIIRUS HE GARFIELD Senior Chorus, under the capable direction of Mr. Parker E. Cook, has long been recognized for its superior quality and pleasing repertoire. Because of their excellence they have made numerous appearances before music-lovers throughout the city. Every person who has ever heard them sing will appreciate their admirable per- formance. The pupils participating have worked hard to make this chorus the praise- worthy one it is today. First Row: Lucille Almeleh, Clare Fisher, Adelia Avery, Helene Kossen, Anita Katsman, Norma Connery, Sarah Calderon, Rae Calderon. Second Row: June Jacobsen, Eline Hansen, Janie Frantz, Barbara Badgley, Shirley Eskenazi, Mary Ann Holland, Kay Blunck, Kathleen Foley, Virginia Hoff, Joyce Fonda. Third Row: Giles Isaacson, David Collins, Anna Mae Dallum, Mary Hunt, Jeri Caldwell, Carol Foster, Anne Aoyoma, Esther Avzaradel, Lou Clarke, Shirley Knapp, Mary Louise Fortney. Fourth Row: Marvin Honory, Bill Jatte, Bob Auernheimer, Dick Baldwin, Al Behar, Alvin Goldfarb, Walt Black, Salvo Behar, Alden Fischer, Al Fisher, Fifth Row: Jerry Harris, Ted Jones. N ,.,..1..,,...., ,.,, ,..,. ,W , ,, . ,. , , ,, First Row: Mary Noble, Helen Thompson, Beverly Washington, Fay Roe, Shirley Martin, Charlotte Tucker, Billie Joanne Wood, Susan Levy, Elizabeth Norgore. Second Row: Bernice Miller, June Wilson, Carmen Sigel, Jacquelyn Woron, Joyce Murray, Muriel Miller, Erma Sneed, Patty Lowe, Norma Mickelson. Third Row: Howie Shapiro, Bob Paulson, Olene Ottaway, Shirley Thompson, Quincy Jones, Vincent Mitchell, Richard Pembroke, Gale Sparks. Fourth Row: Wesley Phelps, Robert Newman, George Shipman, Bob McFadden, Peter Wilson, William Van Arsdel Raymond Moscatel, Leon Benezra. BA HE BAND, under the capable direction of Mr. John Maxey, has performed in such student activities as assemblies, football games, and the Mid-Winter Concert. ln the latter, their performance was exceptionally outstanding. Their repertoire included such favorites as Officer of the Day, March, Plantations, and Noc- turne in Blue, a fine composition written by one of Garfield's own pupils. The members of the band, dressed in their cheerful purple and white uniforms are certainly an asset to every student gathering. First Row: David Alturas, Marvin Flaks, George Stevens, Frances Young, Tommy Larson, Annie Bangs, Charles Mathis. Second Row: Arthur Murray, Claire Armstrong, Shirley Gerrard, Norman Calvo, James Bloomsfrom, Sam Katamoto, William Johnson. Third Row: Leon White, Earl Hamilton, Jo Carter, Joe Seralie, Jackie Samuel, George Brown, James Pierre, J. C. Maxey, Director. Fourth Row: Virginia Brown, Gerald Alfers, Charles Fair, Jean Welke, Louis Warner, James Guion, Joseph Allen, Edward Johnson. Fifth Row: Bruce Orkney, Richard Lacy, Allan Carey, Wilson Tarbet, Peter Tuohy, William Quarles, James Dodge, Joseph Hunter. Top: On wings of song. Bottom: Swing your partner! JEAN WELKE LLOYD LINDROTH MR. PARKER COOK C0 CERT HIS year's Mid-Winter Concert was a gala event to which every Garfield student and friend looked forward. The entire music department, com- posed of the band, nonette, chorus, and dancers, took part. The appropri- ate numbers they chose were appreci- cated by every music lover present. Featured in the evening's program was Walt Whitman's outstanding poem I Hear America Singing with musi- cal accompaniment. This novel adap- tation provided a beautiful ending to an excellent performance. PLAY PRING DANCE, produced during the month of April, was the first spring play ever given by the Garfield drama department. This gay comedy of college romance proved highly entertaining to all who saw it. The well-trained cast, which was coached by their competent faculty advisor, Miss Carolyn Westphalen, and by their able student director, Etta Jones, performed well.' All in all, the Spring Dance was a real success and was well received by everyone. DONNA GREANY LEE LEVY ETTA JONES Top: We're sort of waiting for our tea dates. Bottom Isnt Alex in yet? MARIAN BRINER VIRGINIA BROWN DIA CE BULL HE RADIANCE ROLL is made up of a group of girls elected at the end of the school year for their inspirational qualities. They are the students who best portrary in their daily lives the standards enumerated in the Girls' Club Creed: truthfulness, ioyousness, courage, consid- eration, and friendliness. Such characteristics of fine womanhood are deeply imbedded in the lives of these outstanding girls who form excellent ex- amples to the rest of the student body. The Girls' Club presents every girl on the Radiance Roll with a corsage as a memento of their days at Garfield. LOU CLARKE JUNIE DYER SALLY EASTERBROOK ALYCE ENG JANIE FRANTZ EVELYN FREED CAROLYN HEGSTROM MARY ANN HOLLAND LAVERNE KERSCHNER I ' ' 2 Jovce MURRAY ADELIA AVERY DAISY JEAN BEACH I SARAH CALDERON ANNA MAE DALLUM CLARE FISHER MARY LOUISE FORTNEY SHIRLEY MARTIN GIRL ETTE HE NONETTE is a group of girls chosen by the music director, Mr. Parker Cook. They are selected for personality, quality of voice, and ability to read and to in- terpret music. Under the direction of Mr. Cook, these nine girls spend considerable time learn- ing new popular and classical selections, and are constantly striving to perfection in harmony. The conscientious work of the members of the nonette is rewarded, for they have many engagements each year. Thus this musical organization is well known in the city as well as in the school. MURIEI. 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V. 4 3 ROOSEVELT . . 2 5 LINCOLN . . . 4 3 CLEVELAND . . 0 7 GABFIELD 21, CLEVELAND 19 ln Garfield's first game of 1948, Danny Buford and his educated toe proved to be the margin of victory as the Bulldogs subdued the Eagles 21 to 19. The Pup tallies resulted from cz superb running attack. The Bulldogs close in WALTER BLACK Tackle L. C. JONES Halfback 1 ' ' N 45' ZZ? ,Q M, Hifi MT i ' 1' X Ten yards for the Purple and White JIM FLEXER TED JoNEs Quarterback Quarterback KEN MATTSCN JACK ANoREws End Center GARFIELD 7, FRANKLIN 14 The fighting Franklin Quakers upset the dope sheet by defeating the Pups, 14 to 7. Unable to crack the Bulldog forward wall, the Green Wave turned to end runs and passes for their yardage. GARFIELD 6, WEST SEATTLE 12 Mud, rain, and the Garfield Bulldogs stopped the powerful Indians of West Seattle for three quartersg however, two fourth-quarter touchdowns climaxed the contest for the West Siders, 12 to 6. ' JACK NYSTROM TED KOGITA End End AARON VEDEROFF Guard JIM CUMMINGS FUNG CHINN Guard Halfback QUEEN ANNE 14, GABFIELD 7 ln a rugged, hord-fought scrczp, the Bulldogs out- ployed the highly favored Grizzlies, but came out on the short end of o 14 to 7 score. Gorfield's touch- down resulted from ci 90-yard march to the end-zone. GARFIELII 2, BO0SEVELT 0 A muddy field slowed up the Pup offense, but in the second qucirter Ted Kogito and Don Anderson ripped through the Roughrider line to nail the Teddy fullback in the end zone for ci safety and two points. NOEL PHELAN End LOUIE HANICKER TED HULETT Halfback Halfback Make that kick M fir A , . 'Q - w ww, f . 'ww-if ,mf W, W- ,, My , 1, . I gf Buford on the loose SANDY SWANCY SlD SMITH Halfback Fullbuck DICK MCKNIGHT DAVE WACHTER Tackle Tflfkle LINCIILN 13, GARFIELD 7 In the last game ofthe season, with the score 7 to 6 in favor of the Bulldogs and less than a minute to go, Lincoln clicked on a 40-yard pass, made the conversion, and won the game, 13 to 7. GARFIELD 26, BALLARD 0 An inspired Bulldog team, sparked by Fullback Buford, overpowered the Ballard Shingleweavers, 26 to O. The Pup line held off the Beaver attack and enabled the backfielcl to make long gains by superb blocking. I HERSHAI. GOODWIN NORWOOD EBEN End Fullback SECOND TEAM Front Row Frank Bailey, Tom Curry, George Yelland, Frank Parker, Tab Cambell, Jerry Allison, Clair Armstrong Back Row Jack Goilliet, Marion Brown, Mel McEntire, Bill Johnson, Sam Angel, Dick Barrett, Burn Guthrie Dean Savage PUP- SUBS GARFIELD . LINCOLN . . QUEEN ANNE ROOSEVELT . BALLARD . . FRANKLIN . WEST SEATTLE CLEVELAND . THlRD LINCOLN . . . WEST SEATTLE . BALLARD . . GARFIELD . . FRANKLIN . . QUEEN ANNE '. ROOSEVELT . CLEVELAND . THIRD TEAM Front Row Jim Kirk, Herb Brice, George Patterson, Ralph Squillace, lke Bensusen, Don Greany, Ronnie Lewis Leo Elliot Bob Murray Back Row Tom Neckas, Fred'Backer, Dave lsdell, Charles Lewis, Dick Justham, Jee Hunter, Charles Fair Dick Lacy .lim Teufel Coach Dzurlck ff WWW Www ,WWW vw S V Zn K xx 4 'W I5 X W k 4 W y W. ff 2 1 f f x 5, Af f wif f X. Q 35 ..,-, W 45. -49' fx x 'hi f A rf.. W1 NN ,.,..., X A 1 f..-s 6 ..,-X . - X :Qs 2 iff' J, , ww f as ,f Front Row: Frank Yee, Hing Chinn, Kenii Yoshinaka. First Row: James Hiro, Jay Bader, Kai Eng, Dick McKensie, Dean Nordquist, Chuck Lewis Back Row: Coach Fidler, Bob Hibbard, Herb Brice, Al Black. Second Row: Jim Guslafson, Dave lsdell, Fred Backer, Jim Teufel, Dean Savage, Bob Murray, Chuck Fair, Bob Rahe. Third Row: lke Amon, Chuck Kinoshifa, Lee Humes, Junius Rochester, Bill Green, Bob Mar golis, Windy King. CASA A SCR S SECOND TEAM STANDINGS THIRD TEAM STANDINGS - w L w L QUEEN ANNE . . 10 2 ROOSEVELT . . 12 o LINCOLN . . 9 3 BALLARD . . 9 3 WEST SEATTLE . 9 3 LINCOLN . . a 4 GARFIELD . . 7 5 GAREIELD . . 6 6 BALLARD . 4 s QUEEN ANNE . . 6 6 FRANKLIN . . 4 a FRANKLIN . . . 5 7 RoosEvELT . 3 9 WEST SEATTLE . . 3 9 CLEVELAND . . 2 10 CLEVELAND . . o 12 Maple-couri battle Pavilion play-off Charles Sedlachek, Del Jacobs, Leo Shahon, Dick Baldwin, Paul Woo. YELL TEAM HE YELL TEAM, with Leo Shahon as king, Paul Woo, Dick Baldwin, Del Jacobs, and Charles Sedlachek as dukes, per- formed an outstanding iob in leading school spirit. The goal of the Yell Team as well as the student body is the sports- manship trophy which is awarded to the school of Seattle which displays outstand- ing sportsmanship at athletic appearances and public demonstrations. The Pep Club was reorganized to inspire school spirit by forming an impressive section dressed in white at the State Tournament. MAN AGEBS ANAGERS perform an unselfish duty in assisting the players and the coaches in many ways. They handle all the equipment, including uniforms and balls. ln addition they are responsible for the condition ofthe gridiron, basketball court, diamond, and cinder track. They assist the coaches in care of minor iniuries. Besides their physical duties, the managers also aid in maintaining a high moral among the team. Indeed, these men perform an outstanding service to the school. Front Row: Burt Mallakoft, Phil Brown, Al Black, Abe Bergman. Back Raw: Howard Zeidman, Robert Zeumault, Eddie Rousso, Dave Wachter. Rycharcl pulls ahead HE BULLDOG trackmen, although they placed only fourth in the all-city meet, made an im- ALL-Cm STANDINGS pressive showing in their separate school meets, ms. Hs. defeating all schools except Roosevelt and Lincoln. LINCOLN L L QW! BALLARD L , 16112 For his outstanding ability and inspiration Hugh QUEEN ANNE 21 GARFIELD . . 16 Ainslie was elected captain of the thin-clads. Noel WEST SEATTLE ET CLEVELAND ' TT Brown and Danny Buford copped all-city laurels ROOSEVELT ' 20 FRANKUN' ' 2 in the pole vault and broad iump. AL FISHER JACK SATTERTHWAITE GERALD HATCHER HENRY Mccov JIM FLEXER L. c. JONES Bos WILEY HOWARD KELLOGG 4 1 ,f KEN DARNING BOB RYCHARD f A X-xx COACH LINDQUIST ,fi .V-'r ,, , ,E W, 49 E f' yu , L ,. wg , . f W TED JONES DICK BOWERS BALLARD GARFIELD . . LINCOLN ROOSEVELT RELA Pls. QBVZ 22 1 6V2 15 All-C RAY MOSCATEL JOHN GAYTON DAN BUFORD MANAGER WINSTON MILLETT Y CARNIVAL liEDC7w'k ig EQ Prs. ' if WEST SEATTLE . ll A f QUEEN ANNE . . 10 ' CLEVELAND . . 5 FRANKLIN . 2 Q 'LLL 1 3 M W Nw CAPTAIN Hue:-1 AINSLIE ify mile run K., ,,, a'nr5?64n, Q I 113 THIRD TEAM TRACK First Row: Joe Allan, Ervin Sunstead Norman Clein. Second Row: Jerry Allison, Dee Nor- ton, Ted Kogeta, Ken Mattson. HE SECOND and third team trackmen, with the varsity squad as their goal, turned out faithfully every afternoon to better their running techniques. Many cindermen turned out all year to keep their bodies in perfect shape, to develop proper breathing, and to improve their previous records in the various runs and field events. A great many of these second and third team trackmen will be making their varsity letter in 49. Bowers skims over the high sticks ,, S rj In SECUND TEAM TRACK First Row: Hoover Mar, Norm Calvo, Don Anderson, Walter Black. Second Row: Warren Pearl, Marian Brown, Leo Shahon. Third Row: Monte Stocker, Bruce Orkney, Don Brown. .4. 3. Hx -'W -- --3 45 12 f f :L exif til it I 4 - v.l, 'l if fe?-,, t Q ., Q, f 'H E , . me j 340 - me 1' ' f,.414'f' M 2 ,f ' , V 1 , W, It , W , ,,, 1, X fs V, 4' '-, - -'-wwwrvnrvr 114 , CAPTAIN AL DUBSON TENNIS QUEEN ANNE GARFIELD . WEST SEATTLE ROOSEVELT . LINCOLN . A. CLEVELAND . FRANKLIN . BALLARD . FUNG CHINN STANDINGS COACH MAXEY ' SHELDON LOCKE TENN S HE BULLDOG netmen finished a successful season, winding up in second place in the rugged city net tourney. Suffering defeat in their opening match, the stubborn Pups bounced back to win their next six consecu- tive matches. Fine play all season by Captain Al Dubson earned him a place on the all- city squad. Prospects for a high-placing tennis team in 49 seem most encouraging with Abe Bergman, Fung Chinn, Doran Cor- nelison, and Henry Edmunds, all returning lettermen. SAM STEARNS ABE BERGMAN ALEX BIRULIN DOUG BARNETT RICHARD TSUJI ASEBALL GENE SILVERTON ' TOM CHITWOOD DON GINSBERG COACH DZURICK Chalk one up for Garfield STAFFORD HOPKINS PAUL HELSBY NORWOOD EBEN HE 1948 baseball season started slowly for the Pups, Losing their first nine games, the Dia- mond Dusters bounced back to win their last three encounters. All-city laurels were awarded to Don Jones, the East Siders flashy pitcher. Many lettermen and promising iuniors are returning to the baseball squad in 49, a fact which promises a championship contender. X ,I , T ROD HOWARD , ff TED HUELETT if x SANDY SWANCY QW ' ,M Ti Q , if 1 A xg ' We . mi' 'if lrs. H U 11 CAPTAIN DON JONES Ginsberg levels oft 7 Out at ihird W. L. T. . 9 3 0 . 7 3 2 . 8 4 0 . 8 4 0 . 6 6 0 . 4 6 2 . 4 8 0 . I ll 0 FIRST TEAM STANDINGS SECOND TEAM STANDINGS L. Pts. BALLARD . . 18 BALLARD. . QUEEN ANNE , . . 18 LINCOLN . FRANKLIN . . . I6 WEST SEATTLE LINCOLN . . . 'I6 GARFIELD . CLEVELAND . . 14 FRANKLIN . GARFIELD . 6 CLEVELAND . ROOSEVELT . . . 6 QUEEN ANNE WEST SEATTLE 2 ROOSEVELT . ASEB LL RESERVES Front Row: Charles Humphrey, Dan Mulholland, Paul Misurodze, Ralph Squllluce, Charles Lewis. Segond Row: Dave lsdell, Charles Ross, Kenii Yoshlnuka, Steve Deller, Stanley Hanson, Bob Wiseman. ' COACH BENNETT CAPTAIN LARRY SHERIFF HE BULLDOG divof-diggersnnished ' , , sou: STANDINGS a mediocre season with a record W L W L of three triumphs while suffering four BALLARD L L 7 0 WEST SEATTLE 3 4 defeats. The precision putters are ROOSEVELT . 6 1 CLEVELAND. 2 5 looking forward to a better season UNCOLN- - 5 2 FRANKUN - 2 5 in 49 with five returning Iettermen. GARHELD ' 3 4 QUEEN ANNE 1 6 MARTIN STROHECKER WALTER scHoENFELD MIKE DoNNAN BILL JEFFERSON HARVEY LoE HENRY BORRES 119 in it INTRAMURAL SPIIRTS COACH FIDLER COACH MORE CROSS-CIIUNTBY CROSS-COUNTRY running is a sport largely participated in by Garfield students. These cin- dermen turn out faithfully every night, striving to better their style and to lessen their running time. This year forty boys ran in the Cross-Country Meet, a three-and- one half mile course. First place was won by Al Fisher. Garfield met Lincoln in the second annual meet around Green Lake which was won by Lincoln. 'l'0UClI FO0TBALL Intramural touch football is an increasingly popular sport with the after-school athletes. These boys formed teams of six or more play- ers and these teams were divided into a heavyweight and a light- weight league. Jim Field's team displayed sound coordination and outstanding ability in defeating all oncomers in the Heavy League and winning the playoff game between the champions of the Heavy and Light Leagues. BASEBALL Baseball is not highly popular as an intramural sport at Garfield. However, quite a number of ath- letes participated in the diamond sport after school for the fun of playing baseball, or to make up gym hours. An Intramural Base- ball League was organized of six teams, but because of rained-out contests and lack of participation, this league failed to materialize and was discontinued by Coach Ffdler-'--- ssss BASKETBALL ASKETBALL has by far a larger number of participants than any of the other after-school sports. The boys who turn out are divided into a heavy and a light league. These leagues are divided into an A, B, and C division. The competition is' keen among these intramural teams. Great skill and smart ball-handling was displayed when the Collins Boys, who, after a hard struggle, won the league championship. VOLLEYBALL Volleyball was introduced as an intramural sport for the first time by Coach Fidler this year. Any roll room who could bolster five or more boys, was eligible for a position in the Volleyball Tour- nament. Sixteen roll rooms spon- sored teams in the elimination tournament. To qualify for the finals, Miss Buckley's and Mr. Comstock's roll each won three games, however, Miss Buckley's roll proved superior in the finals. TABLE TENNIS Table Tennis has enjoyed a tre- mendous boom this year in Gar- field. Under Frank Fidler's super- vision a ladder of about twenty- eight boys was outlined. These ping-pong enthusiasts spent much of their time during lunch and before school in the ping-pong room, participating in matches and strengthening their games. The result of the tournament proved Roosevelt Chinn first place winner and Fung Chinn, second. TUMBLING Tumbling seems more like a maior sport than an intramural sport at Garfield. Boys wishing to be on the tumbling team tryout for positions on the team. These tumblers can be seen in the gym before school every morning practicing their leaps and flips. Under the direction of Mr. More the tumbling team makes appear- ances at intermissions of football and basketball games and each year has an act in the Funfest. G IIFFICERS MISS JOHNSON Advisor JUN I E DYER President PEGGY LOU HERRON First Vice-President fl ALYCE ENG Second Vice-President TWI LA KRUSE Secretary-Treasurer timmy YONE KAN DA Historian me W HE OFFICERS ofthe G Club, chosen for sincerity as well as ability, have endeav- ored to fulfill the requirements of their positions during the year. These industrious girls have undertaken various proiects in their eFtorts to make the club a worthwhile and enioyable organization. Among them have been the planning of several parties, ways of raising money and the obtaining of a club pin. The members are to be commended for their fine choice of leadership. For all-around sportsmanship, leadership, and service a plaque is awarded the girl who is most deserving. This tradition began some eight years ago, when Miss Johnson presented the idea of honoring the senior girl who had given the most inspiration to the club as a whole. This idea was readily accepted, and thus each year the club has voted for the senior who has been the most inspiring to them. President Junie Dyer, because of her unselfish and untiring efforts, was chosen to receive this award. inspirational Winner ,,,,,1i....- 1 i JUN I E DYER lkeceivingi MISS JOHNSON fPresentingi CUMMITTEES AFTER SCll00L MANAGERS First Row: Dorothy lwasaki, Irene Yoshimura, Gloria Hyodo, Fannie Wong, Margaret Spaulding. Second Row: Tomi Loshioko, June Watanabe, lonia Neslin, Helene Tsutsumoto, Gloria Osawa, Third Row: June Gallaher, Rosemary Tatum, Johannetta Weber, Elsie Dixon. HE GIRLS who manage the after-school sports' activities assume a huge responsi- bility. On their shoulders rest the duties of checking attendance, taking care of equipment, keeping scores, and arranging for various other details that might arise. These highly important services play a large part in assuring the success ofthe girls' sports program. ln compensation for the cooperative and capable way these man- agers serve, a minimum of a hundred points is awarded them toward their Big G, with the possibility of earning additional points for exceptional work. The G Club committees, composed of a group of unheralded girls, deserves recognition for the valuable service which they have rendered this past year. lt has been their chief duty to plan and prepare the social gatherings sponsored by the club. ln order to insure the success of these functions, the committee members devote many hours outside of school. G CUMMITTEE First Row: Frances Young, Gloria Hyodo, Margaret Spaulding. Second Row: Helen Pelto, Dorothy Maki, Mary Hipke. Third Row: Esther Angel, Donna Johnson. 123 HCL First Row: Junie Dyer, Dorothy lwasaki, Vivian Chan, Esther Angle. Second Row: June Gallaher, Dolly Gochis, Gloria Hyodo, Elise Dixon. Third Row: Twila Kruse, Peggy Lou Herron, Imogene Scordan, Donna Johnson. HE GARFIELD Girls' Letter Club, better known as the Big G, supports all the ' ' I d s orts- after-school activities cmd other programs that will help deve op goo p manship and healthy bodies. Steadily increasing In numbers, the club also serves ' ' ' ' ' thletics as an inspiration for every girl who enjoys participation In a . Membership in this organization is open to any girl who actively engages in after-school sports. Upon earning a total of tive hundred points, she is then eligible ' d h n which are symbolic of a full- to receive her purple and white letter an c evro , fledged member. She is officially brought into the club at one ofthe regular monthly ' ' ' ' 'I that o with membership. To most girls meetings and IS entitled to all the prlvi eges g the obtaining ' ' ' f second or even a third chevron. of a first letter IS an incentive to work or a MEMBER HE G CLUB, under the capable leadership of Junie Dyer, completed a very successful and prosperous year. Testing their abilities as saleswomen, a number of the members sold hot dogs between the halves of the home basketball games. Primarily an undertaking to raise money, this project proved to be enioyable as well as profitable. Since the idea was so well received by the student body, the club hopes again to sell them next season. One of the high points ofthe year was the annual Letter Breakfast, which was held at Cleveland High School. Due to the fact that this affair was limited to twelve girls, only seniors and those highly deserving the honor were chosen. First Row: Marion Takenaga, Connie Luke, Irene Fuiii, Margaret Spaulding, Marie Sherwood, Rosemary Tatum. Second Row: Irene Yoshimura, June Watanabe, Jane Okamotc, Hana Umino, Ruth Nakamura, Janice Jantzen. Third Row: Maxine Softky, Sonia Neslin, Gloria Osawa, Ycne Kanda, Violet Chinn, Jo Weber, Marion Helenkamp. AFTER SCll00L SWIMMING LTHOUGH Garfield is not equipped with swim- ming facilities the girls have, nevertheless, adopted this sport. Using the YWCA in which to turn out, the class was under the management of Maxine Softky. The beginners succeeded in swim- ming the length of the pool while the intermedi- ates perfected several strokes. The advance section concentrated on diving and generally improving their co-ordination. BADMINTUN That popular sport, badminton, made its debut early in the fall. Basically like tennis, this game is essentially one of strategy, catching one's opponent unaware. Owing to the interest shown for this activity, it was offered twice a week, and was supervised by Irene Yoshimura and Dorothy Iwa- saki. Taught the fundamentals of the game in the gym classes, the girls perfected their tech- niques after school. PING-PONG Due to .the large turnouts, ping-pong, managed by Johanetta Weber and Sonia Neslin, was offered twice a week. Despite the fact that this sport is thought to be an elementary one, certain techniques must be perfected before this game can be played with any skill. Two vital funda- mentals to be mastered are timing and the keep- ing of one's eyes on the ball. These two factors helped the girls improve their games. BASKETBALL The casaba season, which was ushered in after the Christmas vacation, was ably managed by Helen Tsutsumoto and Lois Wilkinson. Several weeks were spent in practicing techniques and getting the feel of the ball. The playing really be- gan when teams were chosen and a round-robin started. One of the high points in the tourney came when Coach Johnson took the floor and out- played everyone. ACTIVITIES VULLEYBALL OLLEYBALL had an enthusiastic following this past year. Despite the fact that this activity was held once a week, the participants gained skill and ease in handling the ball. Very ably managed by Tomiko Yoshioka, Fannie Wong, June Watanabe, and Gloria Osawa, these after school games were very heatedly contested. The regular physical education classes held a tourney also, which added more color to the season. BASEBALL One of the last major sports offered was our national game, baseball. This activity, supervised by managers Lee Dixon and Rosemary Tatum, was played by the lower as well as the upper class girls. Taking several weeks to limber up, the par- ticipants were soon able to play like veterans. Exceptional interest and good sportsmanship were instrumental in making the season a success. ETENNIS Tennis is an activity which is fast becoming a leading minor sport. Due to weather conditions it was limited to spring play. Under the student leader, Alyce Eng, a tourney was arranged at the beginning of the season. The contestants chal- lenged each other on a ladder-scale so that the defeated players were eliminated. The girls who participated in this sport improved their games and gained valuable experience. MODEBN DANCE Modern dance is a form of movement, created during the last twenty-five years. lt emphasizes freer, more natural movements, rather than the established forms such as tap and ballet. Like con- temporary art, modern dance is characterized by satire and distortion. A class of this type is signifi- cant because the students become acquainted with forms other than those with which they are already familiar. 7 if , f if Z X 2 , ff Z? if .1 X as 55 N -9, , .J X ig V4 K f ,f 1 Z , f W ' X I x 5 .94 . -:fi , af v-W ' ff W, f aff f H 1 ,X f ff 7 - f W , , . ff V M 97 ,, ,, .W W , 'S Mi SQL 5 Ly X ff yy, ,, 5. , wen- X ,IWX L f ,, MMZ 1 W . 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These students have shown their abilities constantly throughout their years at Garfield. FLARES DON ADAMS-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. PAT CRITCHFIELD-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. BRUCE DONG-Bronze Merit Pin Award, l.P.l. Essay Contest. ALYCE ENG-Regional delegate, East-side branch Y-Teens,'National Convention. JIM FIELDS-Bronze Merit.Pin Award, l.P.l. Essay Contest. JULIA FITE-Third Place All-City Girls Slalom. JIM FLEXER-Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, Rensselaer Award Representative. SELMA GOLOMBECK-Silver Medal, Garfield Oratorical Contest. MARIANNE HANSON-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. BOB JACOBSON-Tenth Place, Local Hearst American History Contest. JOAN KRAKOUSKY-Superior Rating, 1948 University of Washington Speech Festival. MARY LYON-Scholastic Reg-ional Gold Key Award. ELEANOR JEAN MICHIE-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. MARGIE O'SULLlVAN-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. IRWIN ROMANOFF-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. HARRY ROOS-Scholastic Regional Gold Key Award. STANTON SENDER-Thirteenth Place, Local Hearst American History Contest, BERNARD SILBER-Second Place, Local Hearst American History Contest, First Place Boys Division, Garfield Oratorical Contest. BILL VAN ARSDEL-Eleventh Place, Local Hearst American History Contest. 138 . . . T IL LIGHT S LIGHT travels through millions of miles of space to reach its destination, our earth, so too, the yearbook experiences many changes and processes before it is put into the hands of you, the faculty and students of Garfield High School. During the trials and tribulations which were involved in publishing the Arrow, Miss Saeman, our advisor, assisted in making many vital and difficult decisions. We wish to thank her for the willing and constructive service which she so patiently rendered. Each member of this 1949 staff has spent many hours striving to produce an annual which accurately and colorfully reflects the outstanding and memorable events of the past scholastic year. It is the hope of them all, that our theme, Light, is as significant to you as it is to us, that it will guide you in your present endeavors as it has previously guided your predecessors, and that it will beckon you on to greater achievements in the future. -THE EDITORS. ll X. Qi, Jw Q 1 I 4 IQZI A Q 23, Q -S' LXR 1 SS B 14 We 14 PRINTING . . . . . MRS. EMMA GORMAN HALE MR, WILFRED E. BEE Seattle Printing and Publishing Company ENGRAVING . .V ........ NEWTON CANNON Wesiern Engraving and Colorfype Company ' PHOTOGRAPHY . . . MR. EARL KENNELL MRS. HENRIETTA EIDEI. Kennel!-Ellis Studio v fx rw 1:31. i .. ixvh, X., . ,L , , ' '1- P-4-L 71-7 f f i Q69 ' 'Wwe WWE! MW wav-WZ, a W A WZWQm,Z ff I lf X N NXXxXxxxx I xwmx 3 1 1 Zhf fi Z .' fff AZ K. , 3 Z1 5 01 1, 2, I hf fgf f' W7, x ? fm !,, I ' K - -1.