Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Four Years In Paradise GARFlELD'S student body is represented in this next section of the Arrow. Each face signifies an im- portant person, whose picture will make his importance Hve on. Perhaps, when you look through this book in later years, you will remember with pride old friends who have since gained prominence in the arts, sciences, literature, or other fields. You can recall, too, what fun it was to be a part of Garfield, adding your own zest and support to build a better school spirit. Perhaps Four Years in Paradise cloesn't aptly describe high school life-there are tribulations such as home-work and demeritsp but for the most part, high school is a pedod of fun and study. ltis an experhnentalstage when new fdends and ideas are shaping the studenti opinions and mannerisms. Garfieldites have exceptionally fine opportunities for developing an understanding of people, for within our student body are many nationalities that Hve and learn peacefuHy togethen Page 24

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E J X 4 . i' 5 H. ROY TICHENOR PETE MCDONALD ELEANOR BAKER MARION BROWN Page 26 Adviser President Vice-Presidenl Secretary G0 E WITH TI-IE I THE class of 50 is a title which will be recalled with pride by each member of the graduating class. Working together as a group, the seniors achieved their goals as leaders in the school activities and proved themselves worthy by their accomplishments. Though the students will soon be Gone With the Wind from Garfield's halls, they will carry with them the knowledge and memories gathered during their senior year. Mr. Roy Tichenor ably guided Garfield's mid-century graduating class through a successful and worth-while year.