Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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E. E. HANSELMAN Principal ADMIN THE man for whom Garfield High School is named once said, lf is a greaf poinf gained, when a young man makes up his mind fo devofe several years fo fhe accomplishmenf of a defi- nife work. Wi+h fhe educafional facilifies now afforded in our counfry, no young man who has good healfh and is masfer of his own acfions, can be excused for nof obfaining a good edu- cafion. Poverfy is very inconvenienf, buf if is a fine spur fo acfivify, and may be made a rich blessing. Af anofher fime he said, Things don'f furn up in fhis world unless somebody furns fhem up. Wifh fhe greaf acfivify in fhe world, fhese words foday carry even a greafer challenge. If is a joy fo wafch our sfudenfs going abouf fheir daily fasks beffer preparing fhemselves for fhe work of fomorrow. Our school moffo, Be fif for more +han you are now doing. is a daily reminder fo make fhe mosf of your opporfunifies. Garfield is a wonderful workshop. We have good equipmenf and an excepfional sfudenf body. We are fo be congrafulafed. 0 K MILDRED BELL Girls' Club Advisor DOROTHY HELLENE Librarian BRITA ALMQUIST Ass I' Librarian MARGARET SEMMENS Chief Clark SACHIKO HAMAOKA Ass'f Clerk

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TRATION AND we'll fall: wifh fhem foo, who loses and who winsg who's in, who's ouf: and false upon fhe mysfery of fhings as if we were God's spies. Of all fhe unscheduled and casual acfivifies which go on in an American high school none is more fypical and hearf-warming fhan fhe friendly, social groups which huddle around radiafors or lockers, and on sfairs or in classrooms in fhe morning or af noon fo ply fhe ancienf arf of conversafion. Much of if is aboui' who loses and who wins , some of if surely deals wifh who's in, who's ou+ parficularly as if applies fo friendships and hearf-fhrobsg buf fhe more enduring fallxfesfs fake fhe mysfery of fhings fo find insighfs and undersfanding for sfudenfs-a few of whom become God's spies. lrrifafing as fhe signing of annuals somefimes seems, if, foo, is an ouf-flowing of friendliness and good-will- sound friendships and quief humor. The fhoughfs of youfh are long, long fhoughfs and fhose shared in our halls foday will crowd our memories fomorrow and fomorrow. I LESLIE CRIBLEY . Boys' Club Advisor RUTH DEETZ Guidance GLORIA NAGAI Guidance Clerk AGNES COIT Affendance HERLIN SLOCOMB Vice-Principal