Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1954 volume:

1' EX LIBIIIS GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL SEATTLE WASHINGTON QD 4 ,.f .-- s ' s ... , u .' of' 1 1 A- rr' - 5 . - ,uf 5': .s'. -'I' gun.. , -vv - . ., . . Q 7? . ,s .., 1 ' ' ' 4 4 Q ar 4- ' x fi gl r,. N '. -r a ,ns , I 4 ..l - -fr. 1, o f 4 fw- .. - ' 11 5 ,': . Uv ' I I 'Q I , -.1-u Q ' 1, 'ex ' I .' Pl.. e I so s 0 '. 3,- ,Nl::J.. X, '0 7 FIIIIEWUBD The T954 Arrow staff has chosen for its theme Roads ln using this theme, we have tried to convey the idea that high school is our highway to success. Although each individual must choose his own path he nevertheless must follow the signs It is our hope that as you look through this annual you will remember the many road marks you have encountered during the past year CACULTY LITEPAPY STAGE SPORTS Freshmen Sophomores Junior Seniors IIDNIINIS 4 l ,c,..,,.,c,,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, , ,s,, IO X . ,,,c,A.c....,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,., , ,,,,, , ...., , lo PERSONNEL ,cc,,,,,,,,, ,,., ,es,,,, , , , , s,,,s,,,,, 74 ' s ,,,,,..,,.,..,,,,,,.,,, ,,,,,,,,, , ,, .,,..s,,,,,,,.. .. 90 ' ,,c,..s,,,.., ,,,,,,, , , . ,, ., lO TEACHER does not llsten constantly to student recntatuons nor does he hlmself talk wnthout ceasmg Rather a balance IS achieved In the successful classroom whlch mlght be called a two fund of knowledge and keener ludgment with which the years have provlded hum whlle the students contrnbute the frankness and slmpllcnty of youth Teachers do not alm merely to mform but to be Informed . . I . . way street of ideas. The teacher offers the superior E. E. HANSELMAN Principal ADMINISTBATIUN Vice Principal HERLIN SLOCOMB C97 MILDRED BELL Girls Advisor DOROTHY HELLENE BRITA ALMQUIST Lnbrarran Assrsfonf Llbrarlan MARGARET SEMMENS SACHIKO HAMAOKA Head Clerk Asslsfani Clerk ETH EL ANDERSON Science OLD FASHIONED HARMONY JOHN BOHANO Driver Educahon PARKER COOK Music KIRK BAXTER RICHARD BENNETT Hrstory Mathematics JEAN BURNS EDITH CALDER Home Economics Commercial ED DELIGAN MARY ETHEI. DIXON Commercial Englrsh 'ts' PATRICIA BERG Home Economics WARREN HAZZARD English JEAN HUNT Home Economfcs RUTH DEETZ GLORIA NAGAI LESLIE CRIBLEY Gwdance Gufdance Clerk Boys Advfsor ERNEST DZURICK Scrence JOHN HINRICHS Physical Educahon FRANK INSLEE Physucal Educahon AGN ES COIT Aftendance CARL FOULK English BETTY HUGGARD English RUTH ISAACS English MAIL I, . A. ' EMILY JOHNSON MARTHA JOHNSON RAYMOND JOHNSTON EVA JURGENSOHN ROY KELLOGG Physical Education Science Music Physical Education Industrial Arts MARY KNIGHT JAMES KING JACK LATTIN WILMA LIND ADOLPH LINDQUIST History Department Industrial Arts Commercial English Physical Education Now, ln Tomorrow s Game 'MY' MARGARET LOWE SOLVEIG LUNDBERG JOHN MAXEY SUSAN MCPHERSON Mathematics Foreign Language History Commercial S. L. MERRIAM LUTHER MORE JAMES MOUNT RUTH NYSTROM Mathematics Study Hall Science Art VIRGINIA OLMSTED HENRY PETERS HORACE PORT MARGARET ROBERTS MARIE SAEMAN Foreign Language History Commercral Head Commercral Dept English A L SCHMALLE ELIZABETH SCHOEPPEL ANNABELLE SHAW HELEN SHELTON JOHN SHRADER Science History Mathematrcs Foreign Language Scrence vt Uk ha ,ni 'sf TIME our Fore LUNCH he 'ZW -3' THOMAS SKIFFINGTON CLIFTON SMITH English Mathematics JOSEPH STEELE SHAW History ROBERT TATE CLINTON WAGNER CAROLYN WESTPHALEN CLAUDE WILSON Science Industrial Arts Engllsh Head, Commerclal Dept ll JAMES ST EWA RT Mathematics JAMES ZACHOW English HE pathway of self expressuon IS open to all Gartueldutes through the school s three llterary productions the Arrow the Messenger and the Pen Membershlp on these staffs offers education not only an wrntnng but also an cooperation leader ship and responsublllty Literary pathways lead to satisfaction and put the traveler on the road to maturity 1 1 1 1 1 ' , . 959666 . ....-1. wi .f an :f n ugh z Tw '1 fv.,i'J :gk -.-Q, 4 ,gg X 1,f1.b-H-,.,,. J mf- vm Mm A B R 0 W Advisor ROGER ENG Co-Editor CAROLYN EMMONS Co Editor BONG WOO Layout Technician EDDIE VERVYNCK Layout Technician HE Arrow Staff has worked during the past year in an effort to produce an annual in keeping with the thoughts of the students and with the trends of the school. Originality is the keynote of a successful yearbook. Understanding this, each staff member has striven to fulfill this goal. Purple-White Day, held in late spring, is the scene of much excitement, a highlight of which is the distribution of the Garfield Arrow. The yearbook is a diary of pleasant school activities. lt serves as a pictorial account of Garfield's records, honors, and achievements for the year PAT RILEY BETH McLELLAN Productions Typist MARILYN HORNE BETTY NIELSEN Productions Typist HE Arrow Staff ns composed of students who have passed competltlve entrance tests and who are Interested In planmng wrltmg, drawing or typing These tests are guven an the latter part of May so that the staff IS ready to begun work on the annual as soon as school opens nn the fall The personnel staff productions, layout technicians, sports staff pho ographers, business manager, artust and typlsts each play an essential role nn the success of the yearbook These Arrow responsnbnlmes fur msh valuable experience that wlll be useful rn future llfe I A F F MARGARET MEYER Business Manager RUTH ANN BOWERS Personnel JUDY WAGNER Personnel LESLIE COOPER JERRY ARAI JOHN GUSTAFSON Copy Artist Boys Sports MARGARET HODGES JOYCE OKADA PETER JARVIS Copy Girls Sports Boys Sports 3? sf-P3-o 9 6 1 I' ' , . 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J PM ' A , 5' 5 4 Af' if ta V W Q1 ali I T z M ' I D 4'.fwu'rl:' 'tW,.,,,V l WARREN BROWN Head Photographer QUINCY CHIN Photographer EDDIE HASSON Photographer RICHARD YOSHIDA Photographer BRUW HE Arrow staff sparked flnanclally by actuvuty card popcorn and feature pac ture sales has carried out as far as posslble the latest In yearbook trends Under the understanding leadership of Mass Marne Saeman advlsor color has once agam found nts way unto the pages of the annual The selectnon of Roads as the theme was the fnrst magor protect of the staff last fall Throughout the year staff photographers were busy takmg feature pictures of student ac llVIlleS Three dummies were completed for the staff prmter and engraver respec tlvely The last duty before the fmal deadline was the selectuon of a cover ALWAYS ON THE JOB' ix 1 1 I ' I I 1 r - -4 vu 1 - -- rl - 11 I I r ' ,A-- ' PE HE Garfield Pen IS a student literary pub Ilcatlon Poems, essays, short stones, and anecdo.es wrntten by Garfleld students composed the contents of this magazine The number of entrle. for each Issue emphaslzes the fact that creatuve wrutlng rs a favorite student pastime Pens are distributed sem: annually In Jan uary and May The theme for the fall Issue was Alrce rn Penland Pen publlclty In the form of posters, assemblies, and skits urged every Interested student to submit manuscripts The staff then picked the best ones to be pub lnshed The valuable expernence and fme durectlon of Mlss Mary Ethel Dixon, advisor, does much to make this publication one of the finest MARY ETHEL DIXON Advtsor FALL EDITORS FRONT ROW Ruth Leeds Edrtor Marranne Culver Copy Edttor Gladvs Cowan Publrcrly Manager SECOND ROW Nan Bovnngdon Copy Ecltlor Ed Torongo Staff Artist SPRING EDITORS FRONT ROW Frances Owen Edrlar Derrdre Henehan Copy Edrlor SECOND ROW Jan Hatfleld Publvcnty Manager Owen Tovrea Busrness Manager FALL STAFF SPRING STAFF Front Row Jan Hotfneld Make Sherman Delrdre Henehan Deanne Mendenhal Second Row Owen Tovrea llsa Selngman Leslie McCune Julie Gladsteun Feluce Shaft Brrgutte Bllesener Frances Owen Helen Martln Front Raw Shtrley Brown Carol Vlmng Ruth dela Cruz Roelene Gold Second Row Eddue Suguro Lela Halley Yvonne Barr Mornlyn Nagamnne Susan Muller Susan Rheunford is 10 FALL ESS HE Garfreld Messenger, affectionately mcknamed the Mess, rs a weekly hlghlrght rn the Ilfe of the student body Every Frrday throughout the school year, thus fone student newspaper IS distributed free to every actlvrty card owner The fall staff was ably led by Mr Warren Hazzard, advnsor, Kenneth Glnckman, managrng editor, and a competent staff of flne edrtors The rndustrrous reporters and typrsts, together wuth the buslness, advertrsmg sports, feature, and copy staffs contrrbuted their skull trme and Ideas, so that the Messenger was able to fulfnll nts motto, A paper wrth a purpose MARILYN KRAFT WARREN HAZZARD KEN GLICKMAN MARY MARTIN CAROLYN SJOSTROM Advrsor Managing Editor Edrtor Feature Editors id! we 3 9 'fulfill va., 'E NV!! BUSINESS STAFF FEATURE STAFF Front Row Betty Nrelsen Jan Newbegrn Jeanette Unosawa Front Row Roberta Kohm Bob Henderson Karen Spencer Second Row Helen Martin Carole Takeshlta Edlt1 Russak Second Row Jeannie Ingham Sheila Nlxon Paula Mlles Carolyn Backer JOE RADINSKY DICK HINTON ROSEMARIE DAILEY ROMA JEAN VAN WYCK RUBY NELSON Sports Editors Co Assistant Editor Co Assistant Editor Copy Editor . . . .. I- I I 1 I . . ,, . .1 1 ..t X V 1 5 If M T 1 4, I ,t .,,, X, , . , ' , , -, ., X I ' V G, ...,.,-..0- 4 M ....... , Q , W - A- -..- W.. I ' Q6 in ' A q ' -LQ ,. A I I s - wi. A E .J 2? f ls r .Q I I T 1 I I . I , , u 1 ' , I , 'I - I ' f I ' , ' , SPORTS STAFF SPORTS STAFF AD MANAGERS ALL CITY AD MANAGERS Dave Maryatt Dave Salzberg Paul Pnckard Bull Hotuus Graham Fntch Audrey Bean Larry Hallgrlmson Beverly Bunch .-18 5-ff-X NEWS REPORTERS Front Row Darlene Bradshaw llsa Sellgman Marulyn Mayo Front Row Mary Crockett Helen Kost Mary McDonald Bell' McLellan Second Row Ten Ness Bonnle Nolan Second Row Duck Noltbohm Rena Baker Herman Dlehl Sheula Johnson COPY STAFF COPY STAFF TYPISTS TYPIST Leslle Cooper Joyce Okada Amy TSUQI Yuklko Tsue Leon Orklola Frank Chinn Jane Iwata R HAZZARD a well known authority In the .lournallstlc 'held has an outstandmg background In newspaper work Because of this he IS able to offer the best an trarmng, knowledge, and practical experlence to every member of the staff Mr Hazzard holds two posrtlons In the honorary Quill and Scroll magazune, literary editor and member of the Advisory Councll He IS past national president of Qunll and Scroll Mr Hazzard has had numerous artlcles pubhshed, one of which The Quahtnes of a Good Reporter, thus year The Garfleld Messenger us Indeed fortunate to have so fme an advuser 1 1 1 ' f A th 'rms ,J '24, ' X q S, 1. 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I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 I st -- ur - - PRI ESS OURNALISM I assures the Messenger supply of new Interests each year receives a hugh grade and seems to be lournallstlc work, IS promoted to Journalism The sprung Messenger staff, composed members but also many new newspaper Journalism I classes, IS sparked by thus staff of a plentuful Every student who attracted to further II or Messenger staff of not only old staff enthusuasts from the new combunatlon of experience and fresh talent Thus accounts for the fact that the Garfield Messenger has one of the largest student newspaper staffs and also one of the hughest rated papers In the cnty RENA BAKER HERMAN DIEHL RUBY NELSON Assrstant Editors WARREN HAZZARD MARY MARTIN ROMA JEAN VAN WYCK Advisor ltanagmg Editor Editor 'lik' M. sm ms., 1 BUSINESS STAFF FEATURE STAFF Front Row Betty Nielsen Ronnne Jacobs Amy Tsull Murulyn Front Row Eleonore Johnson lucle Benvemste Lonnle Mar Janne Nagamme Talbot Second Row Helen Martxn Carol Todo Mnckey Funumorl Yuklko Tsue Second Row Loyal lmdman Duck Smger Jessie Stewart CAROLYN BACKER LEON ORKIOLLA ROSEMARIE DAILEY sm Honus DAvlD NAGAI EDITORS OFFICE Feature Editors Ad Manager Typlsts 5 9 It 91 ,s K 'Q' Sew- sf' ' W I P 45' 5' -2-.I rf I ' . .' ,X L ft V, . 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DAVE SALZBERG JOEY MAYO DON YEE WALTER REHON LARRY HALLGRIMSON GARY LEVINE TOM HOOD FRANK HYODO Sports Editors Sports Staff Sports Staff Sports Staff NEWS REPORTERS Front Row Esther Rousso Isa Gnese Anko Kobayashi Carolyn Ekblad Second Row Rachelle Capeloto Morulyn Mayo J1mKahn Julue Gladstem Shenla Johnson Judy Wagner MARGARET HODGES LESLIE COOPER DEANNE MENDENHALL Copy Editor Copy Staff is-bl' AD STAFF Front Row Mary Crockett Tern Ness Mum: Schlosstem Second Row Gene Renshaw Audrey Bean Bruce McDonald LESLIE MCCUNE MIKE SHERMAN JOYCE OKADA LUCILLE KARNOFSKY Copy Staff Copy Staff OURTH period IS a busy trme an room 209 The murmur of volces as nearly hidden by the cllcklng of the eight typewnters owned by the Messenger office A radlo hums casually In the background and an Informal atmosphere makes work enloyable Tradition I5 highly evndent In the room Every available unch of wall space I5 covered with awards and pictures There are two separate offnces off the actual classroom, one for the edltors, the other for the sports staff Behind the apparent ease of this unterestmg staff room as a strong determlnatton to publnsh a superior paper, The Funest Mess Ever ni K - Qs N 1 f tl , ' I . Z , Q tv - J, fl . ' .. H., - A - 4 L is . 1 . - ,,-15 'S - ' , A 'S st! . I . - E 1. J gl . J . l . Xl ' J sk-I ' Y X, . , , . ., N 5? 8 . K, x A . A- xrtan K A 1. N W. A 1 Q' -J cy K of fx at X 1 me r U . ' , ' . ' I , . - ' ' ll ' ll GIRL 9 54' 4 In MISS MILDRED BELL BARBARA JEFFRIES CLAIRE SAXTON Advisor President El W Y' First Vice-President HE Girls' Club is open to every girl upon her entrance to Garfield. Committee signups are held early in the fall under the auspices of the Cabinet, each member of which is the chairman or co-chairman of one of the various Girls' Club committees. Their purpose is to include as many girls as possible in the club activities. The Advisory Board consists of ten girls, four of whom are elected and six appointed. Their main duties include the enforcement of school regulations and supervision of certain of the club committees. Miss Mildred Bell, advisor, offers valuable guidance and 'friendly advice to every girl. Five elected officers lead all activities by their inspiring leadership. CABINET IFirst Picturel Front Row: Sandra Chinn, Glory Chinn, Sheila Tomp- kins, Gladys Cowon, Gail Ballinger, Myrna Stern, Judy Wagner. Row Two: Roberta Duwe, Dixie Lee Brown, Yerda Lindstrom, Margaret Hodges, Eleanore Johnson, Deirdre Henehcn, Rose- marie Dailey, Vivian Little. RENA BAKER GLORIA CHADWICK AIKO KOBAYASHI REIKO KOBAYASHI MARY MARTIN MAY WONG Treasurer HE Cabinet sponsored many activities during the past year. The first one of the fall consisted of greeting new girls to the school with helpful directions and friendly smiles. An open house was held in the Girls' Club Office, or G.C.O. as it is commonly called, to acquaint everyone with Club work. At this time, the officers, A.B., and Cabinet members were introduced. Many proiects were carried on throughout the year. Among new activities sponsored was the use of a monthly calendar and the sale of purple-white bow ties. Carameled apples, pompoms, and football pencils were also sold. The first viceepresident took over chairmanship of the Cabinet meetings. All these activities are united under the Girls' Club creed and through them, the Club hopes to turn out many fine, worthy women. WR- Jessie SS-151 CABINET lSccond Picturel Front Row Beverly Besnah, Nancy Morse, Yuri Naka- moto, Amy Tsuji, Deanne Mendenhall, Carol Thygee sen, .Ianie Talbot, Miriam Mark. Row Two' lan Newbegin, Shirley Willumsen, Helen Martin, Susan Miller, Adri- enne Norris, Roma-Jean Van Wyck, Beth Mclellan, Margaret Swanson. MARGARET MEYER BARBARA SAXTON 4 ' 'G cAnoiYN s1osrRoM m s , ,- QM uNosAwA f f' JEANETTE AMANDA WOOD M, EWS? I 5 Y 3, L sl I BUYS' VERY boy becomes a member of the Boys' Club when he enters Garfield. His mem- bership gives him an opportunity to take part in school activities. The club, led by Mr. Leslie Cribley, adviser, together with three elected officers, sponsors many events. Some of these include skating parties, a faculty Christmas party, and the sale of book covers. These functions are carried out through the Advisory Board, the Bulldog Club, and the various committees. The Advisory Board members see that school rules and regulations are carried out. They provide friendly counsel besides welcom- ing new students and helping boys who are having difficulty to adiust to school life. By setting the proper examples of personal con- duct, the Boys' A.B. hopes to maintain the fine standards of Garfield High. BILL CAMPBELL PETER ENG BILL HOFIUS BRUCE MCDONALD JOHN MILLER DICK RAHE h' 'Q lIl'l.l.llllli l'l.l'll Front Row: Larry Crevin, Herbert Schwarz, Russell Janney, John Gustafson, Dick Hinton. Second Row: Frank Chin, Ken Gluck- man, Paul Malakoft, Larry Hall- grimson, John Wong. Third Row: Bob Shomler, Dave Salzberg, Bill Lasley, Leon Saltman, Marshall Sachs, Dave Maryatt. CLUB EN WEEKS of probationary membership must be concluded before a boy becomes an active member of the Bulldog Club. The problems with which this club deals include faculty-student relations, public relations, and school spirit. Humility, friendliness, and good sportsmanship are the qualities of every Bulldog member. Only the most active iunior and senior boys are eligible to wear the white sweaters with the Bulldog emblem which symbolizes membership in this honorary club. The Boys' Club committees include the pep assembly, auto, lunchroom, grounds, sales, and traffic groups. Committee heads supervise these activities which correspond with the work of the Girls' Club Cabinet. They provide the color guard, represent the school in the Inter- Hi, and offer many valuable services to Garfield. ROGER KELLY President DICK EMERY Secretary EVERETT JAMES REESE LINDQUIST JOEY MAYO BOB SCH EMBS ART STROUD CORTEZ WHITE CORlRIl'l l'lili DIENIBERS Front Row: Bob Knight, Ronnie Saul, AI Martin, Gary Barnebey. Second Row: David Anderson, Mel Nicholson, Bill Lasley, larry Newman, Scott Riley. 1 Y' HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS H 0 0 B Dick Rahe, President, Ruth Leeds, Vice-President, Mr. Shrader, Advisor. cc 'ree df: 1 Zu-2' I.. v EING on the honor roll is an honor earned by many Garfield students. Scholastic standing plays an im- portant part in the activity of each member of the student body. Both activity and grade points are taken into con- sideration when a student becomes eligible for the Honor Society. The purpose of this organization is to encourage and reward those who gain the highest in scholarship, leadership, and character development. li0l.ll SEAL Front Row Carolyn Emmons, Hannah Chinn, Sally 3 Kadoshima, Reiko Kobayashi, Lynne Chinn, Gail --3 Ballinger, Helen Kost, Tina Chin. Row Two Roger Eng, Eddie Hasson, Glory Chinn, Sara Katz, Ruth Ann Bowers, Selma Azose, Rose- marie Dailey, Myrna Cordova. Row Three Virginia Johnson, Gloria Chadwick, Jean Eng, Dianne Black, Rena Baker, David Hirano, Dixie Lee Brown, Roselen Graves. Row Four Barbara Jeffries, Quincy Chin, Russell Janney, Richard Hirano, Barnebev, Marianne Culver. Leslie Cooper, Gary Row Five Dick Crews, Jess Greenborg, Peter Eng, Vic Galt, Alan Fukuda, Gustafson, Bob Christenson. Ken Glickrnan, Jahn TWVO Bill Front Row Donny Allen, Marion Kaufman, Marilyn Jean Fiore, Karen Chinn, Sally Hiroo, Gail Hirai, Aiko Kobayashi, Lucille Karnofsky, Ruby Eng. Raw Two Emery Friese, Nan Bavingdon, Deirdre Henehon, Joann Chaikin, Shirley Brown, Jeanette Garrnel, Carole Kimura, Shigeko Kikuchi, Gretchen Gerling. Row Three Marilyn Horne, Jerry Arai, Billy Chinn, Rachelle Capelata, Klara Haty, Margaret Hodges, Julie Gladstein. Row Four Ronnie Jacobs, Fred Kawohara, William Chin, Al Finegold, Tom Ko, Roberta Duwe, Eleanare Johnsan. Row Five Jerry Keisler, Frank Hyodo, Tarn Chris- tenson, Bob Knight, Peter Jarvis. Row Six Robert Craig, Lee Benezra, Reilly Atkinv son, Erwin Frand. CINE BAR Front Row Susan Anderson, Terry Eng, Mariory Johnston, Karen Gunnison, Alverto Harper, Kath- erine Cross, Irene Chikata, Mary Jo Bolf, Barbara Bell, Maria Chiocchio, Mary Gates, Kathryn Baba. Row Two Colleen Brown, Kenneth Chinn, Steve Escame, Cindy Knowles, Jeannie Jones, Joanne Abe, Shirley Bushnell, Doris Eng, Grace Amon, -me- , , , many: Virginia Chung, Martha Jue. Row Three AI Beuchel, Barbara Danz, Pot Feltis, Raelene Gold, Faye Dunn, John Kulander, Janice Hoodless, Donna Allen, Vera Honis, Josephine Johnson. Raw Four Harald Deutsch, Gayle Cook, Lois Gore, Dick Hutchings, Pete Block, Dorothy King, Namie Furumoto, Betty Ann Chiba, Frances Harada. Raw Five Steve Hansel, Wendy Knudson, Carolyn Jones, Steve Kaye, Harold Jaffe, Pauline Asaba, Janet Fukuda, Beth Fuiii, Tazue Kiyono, George Komariya, Bobby Hiroo. Row Six Bill Angel, Ann Kaylor, John Dare, Bob Blamgren, Dale Irvine, Charlie Fry, Sydney Hand- lin, David Hasson, Akira lchikowo, Owen Gahlhoif. Raw Seven Mullan Chinn, David Benveniste, Phillip Frink, Brian Kyte, Jim Anable, Bob Aronson, Vic Kihara, Larry Barokos, Gary Baxter, Wally Hep- worth, Juris Andreika. IETY EMBERSHIP in the Society is awarded on a point basis. Twenty-four points entitles a student to a one-bar, forty-nine grade and two service points, a two-bar pin, seventy-five grade and five activity points, a temporary gold seal, and one hundred two grade and ten service points, a permanent gold seal. The latter symbolizes the utmost in scholastic achievement and is a fine ending to ct successful high school career. li0l,ll SEAL -li Front Row May Wang, Patsy Nakashima, Joyce is Q Okada, Nancy Osawa, Gay Woo, Aiko Takemoto, te Yuri Nakamota, Myrna Stern, Claire Saxton. Row Two: Frances Owen, Audrey Yager, Jean Sieg- enthaler, lisa Seligman, Yukiko Tsue, Ruby Nelson, Nancy Morse, Mary Martin. Row Three Ruth Leeds, Helen Martin, Barbara Stept, Betty Nielsen, Betty Lindblom, Herbert Schwarz, Roma-Jean Van Wyck. Row Four Dean Uyeda, Richard Otani, Howard Nishimura, Marshall Sachs, Bob Shomler, Mel Nicholson, Ed Torongo, Corky White. Rowe Five Joseph Mintz, Joe Mezistrano, David Mintz, Dick Rahe. TYVO BAII Front Row Diane Selvaggi, Marilyn Koria, Vivian Little, Nancy Mayeno, Clara Jane Urakawa, Joan Morishima, Deanna Tomita, Barbara Saxton. Row Two. Tomio Moriguchi, Felice Shalt, Dawn May, Pat Riley, Madeline Scharhan, Marilyn Naga- mine, Louise Takahara, Yoshie Yanagihara, Judy Wagner. I Row Three Roy Okomoto, Judy Wirkkala, Lillian Tanabe, Susan Miller, Deanne Mendenhall, Carole Mar, Adrienne Norris, Mike Sherman. Row Four Walter Rehon, Woody Pang, Grace Smith, Sheila Tomokins, Susan Rheinford, Jean Yamauchi, Carol Todo, Miriam Mark. Row Five- Gene Renshaw, Larry Ross, Fred Nomura, Leslie McCune, Karen Sandberg, Eddie Sugura, Elaine Stusser. Row Six Dwayne Roness, Ron Williamson, Carey Young, Matthew Goslin, Joey Mayo, Gary Levine, Dick Singer, Arthur Alger. CINE IIAII Front Row: Alan Thal, Billie Jean Purdy, Arlene Mosler, Yasuo Tokita, Evelyn Levy, Lucille Mintz, Carol Vining, Teruko Tsuiuhara, Mary Nakagawa, Joyce Sansburn, Toshie Masumota, Florence Mura- moto, Dolores Nieman. Row Two Phil Wanilca, Francis Raabe, Dennis Tsuboi, Winyclo Wong, Herb Schoenteld, Phyllis Wong, Marilyn Roberts, Darlene Naranio, Judy Wright, Judy Namba, Irene Shigciki, Keiko Oiye, Phyllis Yook, Betty Shalton. Row Three Jimmy Woo, Jim Rankin, Alex Ringstad, Harry Moscatel, Diane Reedy, Sally Maimon, Connie Poon, Janet Tsuru, Georgia Morrison, Judy Rogel. Row Four Harry Toshi, Shuzo Takeuchi, Danny Roumrn, Cara Murphy, Betty Von Rotz, Pat Stahl- hut, Shirley Yuen, Arlene Tuscher, Nadine Pruzan, Georgia Lindstrom. Row Five: Loyal Snyder, Ben Takashima, Fred McCoy, Jean Rollins, Dorothy Middleton, Victoria Locke, Grace Neal, Dolores Salgado, Grace Messer, lngri Stang, Mitsuko Umino. Row Six: Doug Willix, Ronald Yoshida, David Miller, Neal Shulman, Phyllis Soule, Sara Ra- dinsky, Brian Sulley, Audrew Waller, Myrna Pearce, Francis Marshall. HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Sheila Tompkins, Secretary, Herb Schwarz, Program and Publicity Chairman, Marianne Culver, Eligibility Chairman. Q- LX Q i 7' -ff' '5' ,,, ,Mu 'au FALL BIDLL UFFICEB OLL officers carry problems and Ideas back and forth between the student councll and each home room Elected at the be glnnrng of the semester, the president, secretary, and banker, act as student representatuves, asslst their roll teachers, and carry out the school savrngs program respectively These officers should be excellent cltlzens and good students Every Monday a roll prestdent meetlng rs held after whlch each of these roll representatives returns to has room and reports the proceedings Through the Informal dns cusslons, many problems are discussed for the betterment of the enture school FIRST SEMESTER ROLL SECRETARIES Front Row Avko Kobaya hr Eleanor Fre arnan Kathryn Baba Joanne Okawa Jocelyn Swen son Gladys Cowan Bullre Jean Purdy Barbara Mae Kung Nancy Schoenteld Judy Aronson Second Row Hutoshl Nagamatsu Frank Chun Carole Taylor Jeanne Ingham Bobble Saxton Judy Vlacner Yuru Nakarnoto Irene Chtkata Nancy Sameshlma lrd Row Bob Spanfelner Shnrley Bushnell Sonta Lewls Tazue Klyono JJanre Brewer Fourth Row Konchu Ota Larry Hallgrnmson Col Ieen Hodges Jan Johnson Mary Mrtchell Malcolm Lrndaurst Roma Jean Van Wyck tt Row xc Hsnton Blll Dayldson Kenny Wa dbaum Grant Beck Bo Knight red Paulsell Bob Bushnell Srxth Row Pete Eng Merle Oberg Bob Blom gren Art Stroud Jrm Budlong Duck Crews Mel Nicholson Robert Schlndler 4. s. Iv, . er A is FIRST SEMESTER ROLL PRESIDENTS Front Row Fred Shxmbo Fred Nomura Steve Escame Jeanette Unosawa Deanna Johnson Joanne Abe Yvonne Barr Toshue Masurnoto Clalre Saxton Namte Furumoto Second Row Glorra Chadwlck Colleen Hodges le Jue Quuncy Chun Shrrley Wlllumsen Yulrrko Tsue Georgra Lrndstrom Marlene Todd Vuctorua Locke George Martyn Thud Row John Bass Joey Mayo Dean Uyeda Dody Lowney Marllyn Kraft Margaret M Kenzle Jayne Srostrorn Raelene Gold Mnrlorn nlark ourth Row Arnold Carter Herm Dlehl u Elwell Marulyn Horne Carolyn Slostrom Ye do Ltndstrom Susan Rheunford Jean Yamauchn 1 h Row embleton Hou Bruce Backer Mary Martr- Ronnne Slentrnons John Douglas Beth Full: Srxth Row Roger Kelly Howard Berglund Lee Roy Holmes Dlck Rave Rellly Ark nson Gena Sleeper Bob Shomler Gudmand Ja obsen FIRST SEMESTER BANKERS Front Raw Cannne Poon Florence Muramoto Sandra Crnn Glory Chinn Grace Woo Shurley Fannrng Sara Hunru Darlene Naranlc Kathte Orr Susan Anderson Hazel Wun derlnch Second Row Mltsuko Umrno Lynn Pearson Carole Blumenthal Jean Chunn Pat chu ma er Janice Short Amy Tsulr Coleen Hodges Patsy Dale Third Raw Mary Nakagawa Herb Schoenfeld Marlene Hurst Gene Carlson Eddue Hasson Leslue Schoenteld Karen Cornell Marlorre Smlth Grace Messer Fourth Row Berthelma Nolan Alex Rlngstad Rena Baker Isa Grese Sue Wlllramson John Mayer Verna Hook Fifth Raw Mlckey Goldfarb Tomro Morrguchl Soma Lee Ralf Herman Tommy Hlrar Gary Baxter Jam Hatfreld Suu Tunaman Stxth Row Phyllrs Soule Roselen Graves AI Shemorya Tom Gelsness Charlie Caldwell Bull Campbell Frank Spaetlg Duck Emery Marshall Sachs Lorry Barokas . , . . , . X I ' ll ' ' - ' . N AM , H I I . Mlk , ' ' , ' ' t x , ' , I ci I F ' ' ,I I A in Y . F , ' , B d fs . f ' .I ' 1 ,- A ' F'tt Al P , Bill ms, S C . 5, I J Yr N J X' Y, J l Th , ' I Janet Fukuctd, Arlene Tuscher, Stan De Leonl Ffh ow ' , ' ' , I , , b ' , F ' ' I 1- gh, , M ,Wt :ae ,.s.,.sf A ' ' 3,35 I' . IT. ' .' ' . ' , , s 1 If t ' H, I , f' ' l , I t ' 'I i I r I PBI G ll0LL UFFICEB URING October cu Cutuzenshup Week was sponsored by the Stu dent Councul Each roll room had a great deal of responsubuluty un seeung that the purpose of thus event was accomplushed At the presudents meetung, problems were brought up for later duscussuon by every roll A neater Iunchroom, cleaner drunkung fountauns, and more respect for other peoples property were stressed The roll offucers led these panel groups besudes welcomung parents on Back to School nught un November It us the leadershup qualutues repre sented un these offscers that make Garfueld s student body one of the best ROLL PRESIDENTS Furst Row Joanne Lundquust Jan Woran Irus Duem Loss Wunderluch Roberta Kohm Gladys Cowan Anuta Maxwell Madelune Scharhon Second Row Leslue Scluoenfeld Ruta Shulmon Sue Kunney Duxue Lee Brown Jon Johnson Audrey Bean Ellie Lobdell Gaul Ballunger lanuce Shouu Thurd Row Yuzo Tokato Muckey Golclfarb Herb Schoenfeld Duck Emery Bud Elwell Arnold Carter Larry Crevun Bud Fender Jum Dyke mon Leung Chunn Edward Huroo Fourth Row Phul Wamba Ronnue Saul Dennus Watt Duck Crews Dwayne Roness Eddue Jorden Peter Eng Jack Schulze Vuc Galt Akura lchukawa Fufth Raw Muke Jue Bob Knught Duck Rahe Wulbur Morson Doug Smart Art Stroud Roger Kelly Wesley Graves John Douglas o Bushnell SQ? v ROLL BANKERS Furst Row Yoshue Yanaguhara Reuko Kobayashu Kathue Orr Amanda Wood Karen Cornell Elaune Eruckson Jonuce Holland Sara Katz Dolores Nueman Mary Nakagawa Second Row Lulluan Tanabe Shurley Bushnell Carole Blumenthal Lynn Netsche Pat Feltus Carolyn Belch Yerda Lundstrom Berthelma Nolan Carolyn Purnell Clara Hampton Jane Cowan Thurd Row Stanton Kan Ralf Herman Tom Foster Owen Galhoff Bull DuBors Gary Baxter Allan Foster Harold Jaffe Fourth Row Harry Moscatel Dovrd Engebretsen Davud Franco uuam Dullon Jam Kan Davud Mah Gee Arthur Alger Louue Espunosa Norlhlko Muhara ROLL SECRETARIES Furst Row Dorothy Jue Tomuko Tsuluharo Vucku Cragun Mary Metcalf Judy Goslun Joyce Backman Jot'nue Ross Guullory Glorua Rabb Second Row Frances Harada Tazue Kuyona Vucku Locke Shurley Bushnell Cynthua Smuth Isa Guese Marulyn Horne Glorua Chadwuck Yuru Nakamoto Jean Yamouchu Thurd Row Gaul Hurau Peggy Beodles Glory Chunn Connue Snowden Colleen Hodges Romo Jean Van Wyck Ray Nuelson Mar garet McKen1ue Sally Smiles Carol Chrustue Fourth Row Dean Uyeda John Dare Jotunnue Smuttu Larry Barokas Bull Campbell Harold Watt Don Norwood Autrey Glass Fufth Row Albert Stanford Bob Raulton Tom Hood Goodwun Jacobson Bull Hofuus Kee Ng Steve Escame SPADI' fllli Front Row Mr Port Advisor Corol Thyge sen V:cePres1dent Eleanore Johnson Presrdent Adrienne Norrus Secretory Mrs Anderson Advfsor NCI Front Row Roberta Duwe Secretary Treas urer Emery Fruese Presndent Mass Shel dent fAbsenteeJ SKI fllll Front Row Sally Jarvls Treasurer Dave Moryott President Margaret Meyer Secretary Mr Mount Advisor Ginger Lyman Vice President lll'lll'l'l' 1 Ill! Front Row Donna Allen Corresponding Secretary M Foulk Advisor Emery Frlese President James Sansburn Vrce President Janice Bowen Secretary 1 1 1 . . A 1 N I - , . ' 1 J ' A I 1 1 1 1 . , . 1 1 1 -I-. .l ll : , - - 2 I 1 V F I ' ton, Advisor, Nan Bovingdon, Vice-Presi- . . 1 A 1 1 I I 1 1 - 1 1 . , - . 1 1 1 1 A I A A I , . 1 Y- 1 - 1 1 1 ' - 1 ' 1 . TKTIIAX fllll Front Row Mr Schmalle Advisor Roger Eng Prestdent Glory Chunn Vnce Pres: dent Ruby Eng Secretary Anne Locke Hlstorlan andmg Heyward Chow Interpreter !N'l'l'll lllhll 1 Ill 'Nl ll Front Row Barbara Jeffrles Bob Schembs Deanne Mendenhall Maxey lllfll KWII Y 'I'l'l NS Front Row Amy Tsull Treasurer Clara Jane Urakawa Secretary Joyce Okada President Nancy Osawa Vrce Presrdent MIdOfI Tanabe Historian ST AGE TIIILW Lett to Rrght Thomas Matsumoto Robm Wllson Lester MahGee Pat Abe Tomlo Moraguchl Manager Gale Gauthun Gradon Heath Roger Stevens Tommy Watanabe Woodrow Samata Absentee . , , I A A .' 1 . t ' 1 I . I . 1 l ' .' I r F 1 St ' : , . - Q 1 1 v - V. A 1 - XA A r ' . , Back Row: Miss Bell, Mr. Cribley, Mr. - - - Q - . A A A2 A - A AA s 1 H, 2 - I f I I 1 ' I , . -1 - 1 v . . , . I I . , , , , f , , , . , - Il illlll I II I! Front Row Glen Kobcto Secretary Don F eemon President Mr Kellogg Ad vrsor Jlm Hotfleld Vrce President PISIIINI I I I Il Front Row Fred Shlmbo Presrdent Mr Delngon Advrsor Mr Baxter Advrsor Stanton Kon V1ceFresrdent WI IIINII KI I NIIIIIITII IND I I I Il Lef to Rrghf Jenn Chlnn Sergeuntat Arms Mrs Colder Advisor Loulse Taka hero Secretory lrls D1 m Presldent Joan Morlshlmo Treasurer Alko Take moto Vlce President IIIIUSS I IIT! Front Row: Jerry Keisler President' Lee Benezrc. Second Row: Woody Pang Mr. Smith Advisor, Curtis Coonrod. l'll0'l'0l IB iI'lll l I l ll Front Row Mr Dzurlck Advisor Nikko Fllllpl Presldent Ted Lemley :ce President Richard Yoshida Secretary ll 1 Front Row Bob Shomler Secretary Melvm Nscholson Treasurer Vac Newhard Ser geantat Arms Art Stroud V1cePres1 dent Duck Crews President Tom Cusco Choplam Front Rowe Lela Halley Secretary Treo: urer Sylvla White Vice President Joy Ashton President STUDENT f0lfNfll Front Row May Wong Shnrley Bushnell Maruanne Culver Frances Owen Patsy Nakashlma Sally Kadoshlma Rena Baker Margaret Meyer Roger Kelly Back Row Barbara Jeffries Adrienne Norris Janne Talbot Kenny Gllckman Bob Shomler Corky White George Holnfueld Duck Emery Claire Saxton Bull Campbell Jane Cowan C IA l . v , v I A A I . , j , 1 , V - i 1 - I - 3 1 i 1 i I ' I 1 I 1 I ' XIKTIII SYS I. 4 . T I , ' ' i 1 ' J , . 1 1 ' Y ' L AA 1 4 1 A 5 1 1 , , , , 5 1 , , , . Row Row Row Row QUILI. AND SFIIULL Row One: Sally Kadoshima, Ruth Ann Bowers, Joyce Okada, Carolyn Emmons. Row Two: Rena Baker, Ruby Nelson, Mary Martin, Darlene Bradshaw, May Wong. Row Three: Marilyn Kraft, Ruth Leeds, Roma-Jean Van Wyck, Leslie Cooper, Betty Nielsen. Row Four: Ken Glickman, Joe Radinsky, Roger Eng, Bong Woo. ILL and SCBULL HE G. N. Porter chapter of Quill and Scroll, international iournalism society, was organized at Garfield in l935, and named for a former principal. Each semester, outstanding members from the Arrow, Messenger, and Pen staffs are pledged to membership by society members and their advisors, Miss Marie Saeman, Mr. Warren M. Hazzard, and Miss Mary Ethel Dixon. BPLE AW URPLE PAW, Garfield girls' organization, advised by Miss Anna- belle Shaw, has a maximum membership of twenty and is limited only to active and reliable girls. The group revised their club constitu- tion, filled Christmas stockings, made flannel-covered toys for the Seattle Deaf School, and performed other school service throughout the year. One: Carolyn Emmons, JoAnn Oliawa, Helen Kost, Patsy Nakashima, Yuriko Nakamoto, Sally Kadoshrma. Two: Audrey Yager, Rosemarie Dailey, Rena Baker, Ruby Nelson, Yukiko Tsue, Myrna Stern, Gail Ballinger. Three: May Wong, Frances Owen, Dixie Lee Brown, Helen Marlin, Ginger Lyman, Mary Martin. Four: Myrna Cordova, Roselen Graves, Ruth Leeds, Roma-Jean Van Wyck, Virginia Johnson, Marnie Culver, Beth McLellan. nusqtmz Ayn GAVEL Row One: Elaine Ordell, Presi- dent, Sheila Tompkins, Donna Allen, Jeanne Ingham, Carole Blumenthal, Sally Wilson, Au- drey Yager, Erna Hansen, Paula Maxwell, Terry Wood- word. Row Two: Shirley Brown, Shirley Willumsen, Susan Miller, Gla- dine Thygesen,Gretchen Ger- ling, Marty Gorrill, Rosemarie Dailey, Janice Hoodless, J nice Bowen. Row Three: Emery Friese, Stanley Boruck, David Hoff, Matt Goslin, Gene Renshaw, Ralf Herman, larry Dugan. Row Four: Owen Tovrea, Arthur Alger, Bill Lee, Everett James, Jim Sansburn. MASQ E and VEL HE Masque and Gavel Society is composed of students interested in drama and debate. Under the sponsorship of this organiza- tion, student appreciation of dramatics is encouraged and interest in debate is stimulated. Advised by Mrs. Carolyn Westphalen and Mr. Carl Foulk, Masque and Gavel offers a splendid opportunity for its members to further their talents. DIANCE ll0LL NE of the highest tributes paid to a Garfield girl occurs when she is elected by popular vote to Radiance Roll. Chosen for friendliness and humility, a girl receives this honor at a special Girls' Club assembly in May. The occasion is a highlight in the lives of those selected, for it represents a coveted goal of loyalty and service to the school. Front Row: Barbara Jeffries, Jeanette Unosawa, Shirley Willumsen, Rosemarie Dailey, Carolyn Siostrom, Mary Martin, Janie Talbot Brigitte Bliesener. Second Row: Roberta Kohm, Claire Saxton, May Wong, Patsy Nakashima, Ruth Ann Bowers, Gloria Rabb, Sally Kadoshima, Sonia Lewis Gladys Cowan. f 7' HE Great Whlte Way the stretch ot Broadway whuch nncludes some of the brightest theater lnghts an the world seems to the Arrow s aft to be Since Garfnelds sage probably offers an equal thrlll to Its performers the Great Whtte Way has been chosen to represent the stage productnons of Gartneld . . I T the symbol of all the excitement of show business. . , ir x9 ,pm TJ? Carolyn Westphalen James 051,-eq DlREC-l-OR John Pomeroy Edwin Burkett Fred Kawahara Marlorle Johnston lAbsenteeJ SE Illll PLAY Marlorne Frazrer MRS WEBB fSaturdayl Denny West GEORGE GIBBS fFndayl Ronnle Saul GEORGE GIBBS QSaturdayl Carole Blumenthal MRS WEBB lFrndayJ Sally Wulson Mike Galvin Gary Levlne Sheula Tompkuns Owen Tovrea DOC GIBBS Gladnne Thygesen Erna Hansen Januce Bowen Emery Frsese HE Play Productnon classes under the enthusuastnc supervnslon of Mrs Caro lyn Westphalen, advisor, presented Our Town as the 1953 Senior Play Held the mghts of November 20th, and 2lst the performance played to large and appre clatlve audiences The turnout for each mght was a fnne trlbute to the hard work put unto the play by the cast their student dlrector, and faculty advisors Our Town, required a great deal of excellent actmg on the part of the cast Lnttle scenery or stage props were used so that the ulhmate success of the play de pended on how well the plot was put over to the audience 42 TOW Shlrley Wullumsen EMILY WEBB Audrey Ycger MRS GIBBS lSaturdayl Shirley Brown MRS GIBBS lFrldayl Matt Goslnn MR WEBB Elaune Ordell Rosemarne Darley Jam Sansburn Mrke Mrlten Pat Guoy STAGE MANAGER Stanley Boruck Gene Renshaw Dennls Want Wrllram Lee lAbsenteel TOWN rs a three act pl y written by Thornton Wllder play wrrght The plot revolves about small town Ilfe an Grovers Corners New Hampshnre durmg the years 1901 T913 One ofthe mann characters us the stage manager who narrates the story and sets the scenes Romance humor sadness happuness and tragedy are woven together unto a heart warming drama The first act deals with a birth In the little town and the history of Its cltrzens Act two depxcts marnage and gauety commg unto the hearts of the townspeople whale the fmal act portrays death Thus rs the hte span of Our Town f-I C33 gf .1- i Sylvra Lref Jeanne Ingham paula Maxwell STUDENT DIRECTOR Sylvia White Jeannette Jacobs Laurel Sandell lAbsenteel 43 is . X S X L, f All . , h . I l E .:,,.. 5 . I D- - Er . 1' l . six N 1 -is 'ii' .. . l U UR ' - 0 . . l . ' , - is r ' - . 1m Vx I I 1 l D 1 .y s S lem, f , e .J f'sX 5.1415 gmt L UNFEST The nights of March T8 19 20 saw the curtam ruse on the l954 Funfest entitled Thru Thornton s Thot A Dor Twelve colorful acts performed backed by the rhythmic swung band Faculty advlsor for the 3Ts was Mr John Maxey Thornton s Menagerue Odd Ones Whuch Wntch IS Which? FUN FBST COWlWlI'l l'EE I' AFLI Tl ACT Left to nght John Maxey, Tomlo Moruguchl, Jean Yamouchl, Front Row Claude Wllson, Carolyn Westphalen, Parker Coook, Adrlenne Norris, Judy Wagner, Vlvlan Little, Myrna Cordova, Sue MCPl'el'S0Y1, Edllh Cflldel' Jerry Aran Second Row Joseph Steele Shaw, Tom Sknffnngton, Frank lnslee 46 5 Q Q K 1 I S Y ' 2 -.1 X . , f 5- l , pf. W U . y Y W ., A 1 l l. The Birth of the Blues. v 2. ' ' . 3. . 4. ' ' ' ' . v TV' A A T4 J T A Y - CAROLYN EMMONS N BRUCE BACKER LE ROY HOLMES BILL O DONNELL if VERA NEUFELD ELDEN HERELD SANDRA BARNETT JOE BUXTON GEORGIA MORRISON IIPEBETTA The Musical Comedy Revue, thus years versron of the tradmonal sprung operefta was presented May I4 To a full house The hundred and ten volce chorus sang excerpts from Naughty Marreffc, Desert Song and Showboat Left fo right Sandy Barnett, Georgia Morrlson, Elden Hereld, BIII THE LARYNX ODonneII, Bruce Backer, Carolyn Emmons, Vera Neufeld, Bob Shomler, Joe Boxion, Lee Roy Holmes GIRLS' NUXETTE Frances Owen, Pianist, Caro- lyn Emmons, Vera Neufeld, Brigitte Bliesener, Jane Tal- bot, Sandy Barnett, Judy Wag- ner, Leslie Cooper, Marilyn Horne, Sonia Lewis. mn s not Bl L QI unnr o Shomler ranrst Bauman LeeRoy Holmes Roger Kelly Du ous Dave Maryatt Absentees LeRoy Cox Owen Toyrea Bob Neal 5 Cllllll GBO ARFIELDITES who like to sing are given ample opportu- nity to do so through the three selective singing groups: chorus, nonette, and double quartet. These groups, directed by Mr. Parker Cook, provide varied en- tertainment for the school and community. The members of these groups give and gain many pleasant musical experiences ll Row Row Raw Row Row One Bernadine Gibson Ilsa Seligman Glory Chinn Brigitte Blresener Micky Mutchler Carolyn Emmons Vera Neufeld Sandy Barnett Gloria Dodenhoeft Janie Talbot Jane Knudson Vicki Cragin Judy Wagner Gail Ballinger Mary Crockett Edwrna Two Harriett Richardson Caroline Wiborg Barbara Stevens Helga Schumann Lucille Otzen Julie Gladstein Irma Cann Sadie Mae Ellis Helen Kost Jeanette Unosawa Meredith Ness Edith Russak Marlene Todd Janice Hutchins Marilyn Horne Three Wilma Harris Bonnie Nolan Mary McDonald Nan Bovrngdon Barbara Otterholt Ginger Lyman Frances Owen Four Vic Newhurd Barbara Jeffries Sheila Nixon Betty Nielsen Jean Sregenthaler Madeline Carroll Nancy Gadberry Sharon Reedy Jacquelyn Adams Arleen Wilson Paula Miles Marianne Culver Virginia Johnson Five Richard Banks Larry Lombard Bill Bauman Roger Kelly Bill DuBois John Burnett Bruce Backer Alex Ringstad Bob Christie Ron Saul Bill Howson Bob Shomler Larry Newman Bill Dillon LeeRoy Holmes v 10 . . L . - 1 4 - Q B b , P' ' p Bill , Bill B ' , , Q J k 4-. .. A ,. L - -- I . . I . I . I . . . I . I I , , , , , , , 1 1 Ross, Marlene Hrrst. D: . . r I . I 1 1 . I ' I 1 1 . , 1 . . . . - 1 D I 1 D 1 1 I 1 1 . 1 . 5 I 1 A I . . 1 V 1 ' I I 1 1 , . 1 . , - I 5 A 1 I I I r . 4 1 I 1 I I , , , I . 1 - ln- TER CERT HE 1953 Mid-Winter Concert, Festival of Brotherhood, was held December 16, before an appreciative audience of parents, EVA JURGENSOHN teachers, and students. The theme was based on LIGHT and carried out in four scenes by the chorus dance production classes orches tra and various outside religious groups The concert was a touch mg and dramatic prelude to the Christmas season WILMA llND PARKER COOK JEAN BURNS 3g,,..- Left to right Sadie Mae Ellis Laurel Sandell Janet Ofstead Marilyn Foreground Donna Puckett Nancy Lewis Karla Billie Jean Smith lhlddenl Sonia Lee Selsuko Kollma fhlddenl Nancy Sholl lhlddenl Margaret Hodges January 13 1954 marked a significant event in the history ofthe chorus On that day the group made its first appearance on television Of the eighty chorus members, only forty were chosen to sing on the program KINGS Community Workshop They sang several selections from the well liked Mid Winter Concert Festival of Brother hood providing a musical background for members of Miss Eva Jurgensohn s dance produc tion class 1 1 ' ' , if I W . . . . 45 4: , -, M 1 , V..w v l 1 s in-.s,,.., , M mx W M , . ,aus-tl X. 5 1 1 1 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 ' - 1 is - is . . . . 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I . ,, . . . . 1 I - Blll Tll 'VIILTTILS Front Row Duane Edelson Gayle Cook Grace Smlth Janet Steele Gretchen Gerlnng Marlyn Steele Back Row Myrna Cordova Delores Gulmont 0llCllESTllA HE orchestra provides the students of Garfield wlth mterestmg and varled muslc The group does not Ilmnt Itself to playrng merely classncal selectlons, but recogmzes and plays sem: classucal and popular musnc too Through such versatnllty the orchestra has become a great factor an the enrnchment of the students At the same tnme, the group members have been enriched themselves They learn In those hours of practuce many Important and lnterestmg facts about musucal harmony rhythm, and tone quallty Thus nt can be seen that the orchestra serves many purposes rn Garfueld Ilfe Mr Raymond Johnston may be gnven credit for much of the orchestras success, for he contributed Irmltless trme and energy In his leadershlp 0llCllESTB A VIOLINS Victor Galt .Ianet Steele Shlrley Yuen JoAnn Conklrn Beatrlce Carlthers Paul Devereaux VIOLA Mary Nakagawa CELLOS Cara Lee Fowler Phyllls Clark Fern Jue Audrey Yager STRING BASSES Bull Lee Duane Edelson Robert Enslow FLUTES Gracue Smuth Pat Axtell CLARINETS Marrlyn Steele Gretchen Gerling Karen Anderson Alan Holt BASS CLARINET Carolyn Martz TPUMPETS .Iohn Chan Bob Kurrmoto FRENCH HORNS Bobby Fntch Mlke Lowe PERCUSSION Joan Austln Fanth Colllns Beth Fuln Phyllrs Yook Irene Shagak: PIANO Myrna Cordova 50 v w is . c I I , 1 , , . 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X : , . : I ' : I I I I ' : SW INln BAND Row One Delores Guumont Bob Chrustenson Allan Fukuda Barney Hulluard Davud Hurcno Row Two John Chan Ruch ard Hurano Ruchard Otanu Gayle Cook Row Three Myrna Cordova George Gruffun Bull Lee HE spurut backung the Gartueld Bulldogs thus year was unbeatable un uts enthusuasm Probably such spurut was largely due to the band, whuch supported every song and yell wuth uts resoundung tones Even the weak vouced gauned pep wuth that band behund them' Thus group also provuded much entertaunment at assemblues, and represented the school very favorably un cuty parades lt also sponsored the nowtradutuonal Runky Dunk Follues to rause money The swung band us a small group partucupated un outsude of school hours by band members partucularly unterested un the swung and popular musuc fueld BAND Bull Moser Gary Barnebey Juluus January Davud Holden Solly Eskenazu Shuzo Takeuchu Dennus Tsubou BASS CLARINETS Carolyn Martz Gretchen Gerlung ALTO SAXOPHONES Delores Guumont Earnue Coleman Loretta Young TENOR SAXOPHONES Johnny Allen Barney Hulluard BARITONE SAXOPHONES Owen Takenaga CORONETS Januce Wuseman John Chan Bob Kurumoto Mel Epsteun Alonzo Standufer HORNS Muke Lowe Janet Steele Bobby Futch BARITONES Robert Jue Harry Toshu TROMBONES Ruchard Otanu Myrna Cor dova Joe Lewunsohn Kurt Barnebey Gaul Strong TUBAS Neul MacFarlane Wulluam Lee Vuctor Galt Dallas Schachere PERCUSSION Jonnue Brewer Bernue Wolluuu Ron Yoshuda George Gruffun Shurley Shute 5l FLUTES: Grace Smith, Hermine Pruzan, Roselen Groves, Pat Axtell. CLAR1NETS: Bob Christensen, Marilyn Steele, N THE beaten track are those who take part In Garflelds varied sports program The track leads to football basketball baseball track tenms golf badminton volleyball and countless other actnvutles which exhularate the body and alert the mmd Everyone IS welcome to partlclpate The only reautrements are a love ot the outdoors or perhaps lust the gym and a desure to keep one s body fat . . v . 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 1 I . . , r 'TV3,!S?' .4 xr, iid -,gp Fe' I' ' 4 -h. , - -fb, . ' :LQ :1 , . 5' . -, . ITY GENE sleeves, rom. COACH DZURICK H an ,fi ' A 54.-.L J C vi 1 . 11 f '-'A -- N ' X 4552 P Q , -nf-W W . -L .L ll: Aatv FRANK SPAETUG Curvd SWEDE UNDQUIST -L f t . :jam . L .L A,,C,,y Hood Comh DQCK EMERY, Guard DICK RAHE, Quarterback 'QS Manx .sv ctw t .1 + A A i t L4 hi -Q' 4' I i x MARSHALL sACHs, Tackle WARREN Houz, End ARNOLD GAMER End PETER ENG T H ' , GC'C A C Y ms,-.,,m,0,mr AH cn, YAIISITY STANDINGS 4 at . xi. -, if if .. W. .. T. LARRY CREVIN, Cenler CHUCK JORDAN, Fulfback Queen Anne .,,,,,.,,, 7 0 0 GARFIELD ...,,,..,.,.,... 5 I 'I West Seuhle .,,,...... 5 2 0 Bullard ,,,...,...,. ...., 4 3 0 Frcnklin ,,,, . 3 3 'I Lincoin. ,,,, ., , 2 5 O Roosevelt., . . I 6 O Cleveland ,,,,, ,. ,,,,, 0 7 O W . A RICHARD OTANI, Fulibuck BOB SCQEMBS, End FO0TB LL JOHN BOITANO IRA fusfsfanf Head Coach A123 '4w'au-.., Q JACK SCHULZE Head Manager VARSITY SFIIRES 0 Franklin O l 4 Queen Anne 23 I3 Roosevelt O 6 Lincoln 2 6 Ballard O l9 Wesl Seollle 0 I9 Cleveland 0 X.Li+a OAKS, Hallbock AlICi1y x 5 .5 4 Reese umuounsr, cf.,-mer Coplaing All-Cify COACH LAUQN 1. -b if .. Am smouo, End Q E ftrnn- , X ll t u TOM HULETT, Quarterback u 't t u GEORGE SLEMMONS, Guard l sg, - 45 as F , I X S is im-. 'gli' W 3 .VM r ' ' fi' A S55 ff ii or H ,, .k., xi' 'i 1 1 'F 14' .. l JOHN ousmrsom, Tackle sm cfmpssu, Guard V Q t si JOHN BURNETT, Halfbaclr r , Q' K .Qu l . l Q, r 5 :W-lift ,Q , xmuf 3 fl . ., ' ,E 2'- N F iff-an BILL DUBOIS, Tackle ii --'F .-kim BUD ELWELL, Fullbaclr like JOHN SMHH, Halfianclr ig f 31- 5 gy is Hx K , K 5 iw 5 , . - ,.A V 1 i f sv SEFCDND TEADI Fronf Row Bob Krisologo, Alex Shevalier, Norm Becker, John Newcomb, Tommy Johnson Reginald Frye Henry Rollins Art Martin Second Row Bob Bushnell, Al Pembleton, Bob Burgess, Harald Fender, Richard Ball, Martin Selig Autrey Glass Third Row Donald Skinner, Ralph Heritage, Bob Christie, Dave Perine, Pete Jarvis, Larry Lombard SECO and THIRD TE STANDINGS GARFIELD .,,,., Ballard ..,.,,,,,,, , ,, West Seattle ,,,, , Lincoln ..,,. .,.,. Roosevelt .. Franklin ,.,,,,, Cleveland ..,. , Queen Anne.. , ST KN DIN 1:5 Ballard ..., , Roosevelt ....,. Cleveland ,..,,, GARFIELD .,..., Lincoln .... , ,, Franklin .,,,,,,,, West Seattle Queen Anne TIIIIID TEADI Front Row Gary Masteriohn, Bill Lochow, Tom Geisness, Luther Thomas, George Martin, Doug Cuming Bill Ishida Larry Corpuz Bob Jue Dave Durand, Phil Frink, Seiji Funamori. Second Row Sonny Rose, Charles Cadwell, Albert DeJaen, Jim Crutchfield, Malcolm Lindquist Gerald Mowat Steve Kaye Fred McCoy Karle Dressen, Harry Toshi, Harold Haley, Al Mar, Henry Sims. Third Row Wesley Graves, John Bass, Roy Dotson, Bob Thompson, Jerry Bass, Harold Thomas Mike Lowe Wilson Gulley Ron Johnson John Douglas, Don Fisher, Gene Hartwell, Ronnie Slemmons, Brian Callahan Fourth Row Coach Dzurick, John Steinhauser, Dave Holden, Bill Cole, Neal Shulman, George Sauer Dave Miller Gradon Heath Jim Anable Todd Thorsland, Coach Lattin. ARNOLD CARTER All-State, Captain ROGER KELLY Honorable Mentio AL PEMBLETON LENNY PETERSON REESE LINDQUIST JOHN SMITH BOB TATE Head Coach n All-City All ITY ARFIELD experienced a very fine season in basketball under their new coach, Bob Tate. Tate displayed great skill in developing a team that placed second in the State as well as in the city. The fighting Bulldogs gave a brilliant demonstration of will-to-win and determination by coming from behind to beat Roosevelt 63-58. The game placed Garfield second in the City League as well as Seattle's second entry to the State Tournament. On the first day of tournament play, Garfield displayed real class in defeating Renton, the state champs of last year, 56-41. The following day, Garfield breezed by Auburn, 64-53. In the semi-finals, the Bulldogs edged Highline 49-48 in a thriller before a full house. Garfield was to meet Franklin in the first All-City final in tournament history. Franklin, being hot in the shooting in 2 QS department, was on the long end of a 46-42 score at the final gun. Garfield, led by Doug Smart, played brilliant ball in holding Bruno Boin, the Quaker's leading scorer, to four points. Garfield won 14 and lost 5. THE THRILL OF VICTORY ASKETB LL BASIC l'I'l'llAI.l. STANIIINGS Franklin ,..,.... GARFIELD .,7A. Roosevelt .ww,.. Lincoln ,,,,A,. Ballard .......,. Queen Anne .,,,,. .. Wes? Seallle AA... .. oouc sMAR1 An-cny, All-Stale DICK CREWS Honorable Mention All-City lnspiraiional DAVE HOLDEN Honorable Menfio DWAYNE RONNESS NEISO MOSCATEL RICHARD BALL Manager FRANK INSLEE Coach n All-Cily Cleveland ,7,,7,. ,. l.EAliUl'I PLAYUFF GADIE Won Logf Garfield 63 Roosevelt ll 3 ll 4 l O 5 TIIYIINARI ENT 9 5 Garfield 56 Renton 7 7 Garfield 64 Auburn 5 9 Garfield 49 Highline 3 11 Garfield 42 Franklin l l3 HE'S A BIG BOY, BRUNO! BATTLIN UNDER THE BOARDS LET ER FLY' SECO DTEAM ASKETBALL Second Team Won LOS' HE second team wrth a small squad fnnrshed fourth In the league Luncoln with a record of seven wlns and seven losses The team boasts Franklin prospects for next year s varsuty fave Bob Tate coached the rumor Queen Anne varsuty at home with Frank lnslee taknng them on the road Ballard Roosevelt Cleveland West Seattle Left to Rrght Stan Sldell Carl Cady Eddle Jordan Larry Lombard Lewls Cooston Bob Tate Coach Absent Frank lnslee Coach 60 I . I . . . ' t.ee,,et........,e ,e,,,e,,..........,.e,,, 1 2 2 ' ' . ' iiif-.AAAAAA-----'v---v'iYiY-Yiii--,----w 10 4 ' ' ' . ' ' - GARFIELD .....,,...,,...,.,,,,..e,,,.....,..,,, 7 7 is fig, gg, , 52472 I if Q s if? in . :.: ASEBALL was rough on the 1953 Garfield team. The Bulldogs had good material but lacked the pitching strength which the leading teams possessed. The records also showed Garfield's inability to keep up its tradition as a fine hitting team in league play. Garfield won two, losing ten, to finish in a tie for the cellar. How- ever, prospects look good for next year's competition with many po- tential ballplayers coming up from this year's varsity reserves and second team. Cleveland, which lost only one game during the season, won the league crown, with Franklin finish- ing a close second. CHARLES KINCAID Head Manager ASEB LL YARSITY BASEB AI I HEAD COACH DZURICK STANDINGS W Cleveland .,........ ..... l l Franklin ....,. ..... 9 Ballard .,,.... ..,,. 8 Roosevelt ...... ..... 7 Wesl Seattle ........ ..... 4 Queen Anne. ..... 4 GARFIELD ....,.,,.. ...., 2 lincoln ..,..... ,.... 2 COACH TATE CARL BLOMBREN Inspiration TERU KOBAYASHI DICK SWANSON Captain TED RHEINFORD ERWIN SCHAAB BILL LASLEY TOM JOHNSON DAN TANER IRA OAKS MARSHALL SACHS BILL DUNCAN V 'lf Furs! Row Coach Ta!e Bob Krlsologo George Gnffln Ar! Marhn Ronnue Helgh! Nell Gulber!son Norman Becker Chuck Jordan Jam Mayo John Newcomb Erwin Pearl Phil Funk Tom Ko Ar! Glass Second Row Doug Smar! S!an Sldell Lenny Pe!erson Bob Blomgren Eddle Jordan Frankle Shnnoda Sam Angel Roy Egan Bob Burgess Edwln Burke!! Dwayne Roness Al PembIe!on Jlm Chrlstenson Garron Pe!rlck SECO TEA Slaf 0X ll Tl' AW! BASED Al I ST AN DIN!!! Franklin Cleveland Wes! Sea!!le GARFIELD Lmcoln Queen Anne Roosevel! A run for Garfneld - nu- ' 64 W. L. ' ,!..,...,...,.,.,,,,,,,,..,,,..!...,.,,.,,,,,,,,,... 10 2 Ballard ............,...,,,,,e,,.............,,,...,........., 6 5 ' ..,...............,,..,.,,....,..........,,,,,,,,..... 4 8 K . , N x K , .JN Q M I J 1 Q5 3 L I ?,i t'f , Q X 1 X refs.. we ,cf Sl up t 1154 -ails SONG LEADERS Left to rrght Llly Ko Shurley Wnllumsen Jean Slegenthaler Ruth Ann Bowers Rosemarue Dclley Jane Iwata Roberta Kohm G and CIIEEB LEADER HAT GARFlELD SPIRIT went full steam ahead this year Songs were led by seven sparkllng songleaders The old but ever popular Alma Mater and Vagabond Song rang from the rafters and a new song to the tune of Johnson s Rag was eagerly accepted by the students The tradutnonal yells and chants were gulded by four peppy yell dukes The tradntuonal Purple Whlte and Bulldog yell together wnth the new Chlckalaka kept the enthusiasm hopping These pep leaders played a great part nn the success of Garfield athletncs YELL LEADERS Joey Mayo Ronnie Height Roal Robinson Bruce McDonald GORDON STAVIG ART STROUD GEORGE HOLIFIELD DICK LINDQUIST SWEDE LINDQUIST Coach ART BUSHNELL All Cnty WARREN BROWN V - l CARL SELTZ Manager JOHN BU RN ETT MORRIS HASSON ARFIELD demonstrated Itself an track as a team possessing great over all strength The Bulldogs defeated favored Cleveland by fumshmg malnly In second and thnrd places In events Beaten by Roosevelt track champions Garfleld took Queen Anne un a dual meet and Ballard and West Seattle nn a trlangular meet I the relay carnival Garfield placed fourth with the Bulldogs taklng the 440 shuttle relay The aggressave Garfleld track team then faced the All Cnty meet and placed two flrsts an the field events Art Bushnell won the shotput wlth a heave of 49 feet TIV2 Inches and hugh flymg John Parrett, taking the pole vault at 'll feet Roosevelt won the All Cnty meet as was forecast, and Garfield flnlshed a he for thlrd The season s record for Garfleld can well be called a flne showing 66 T K if i l I im . . u n u i - . A victory for Garfleld! I I - . I T 'QW EAM Row One W Bryant B Chrustue Foster C Seranlle W Green Row Two R Richardson D Couteur S n G Stavlg F Wnl Row Three P Mntchell W Brown A Sleeper D Chrustne .l Gusto G Holnfneld M Hasson K Waldbaum J Parrot nn E Jones D Salzburg L Holmes J Stroud D Campbell B Lewls R Lundqunst G SON Roosevelt Franklm GARFIELD Llncoln West Seattle Queen Anne Ballard BOB LEWIS BOB CHRISTIE GENE SLEEPER CALVIN SERAILE FRED WILLIS Capfaun Insprratronal Award JOHN PARROT All City TOM FOSTER REESE LINDQUIST KEN WALDBAUM SAUL RIVKIN Points l8V2 IBV1 67 I A ' I' 1 I fl I ' , ' I I I l ew ' .............,......,.,..................,.. 20 1 ' I I , .Rivkx . , . , . , .Bur- Cleveland ..........,...................,,...... ISVQ ett, . ' , . 'lis. l 1 , 'I . , -.il ' , .f D , . , . ', . ' ' , - ------'------------.-----..., ....... . .------- 'S TENN ARFlELD'S tennis team, composed of seven lettermen all returning this year, captured the third-place slot in the city league. The doubles team of Miller and Hotius was one of the best in the city. Also the number four man, Leon Scnltman, was undefeated throughout the season. This same team has played for Garfield for two years and is returning again this year with excellent chances for the championship ,rv ,A V2.3 if BILL HOFIUS JOHN MILLER COACH MAXEY RALPH SCHOENFELD S STATISTICS W. L Queen Anne ,.,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,, 7 Ballard s,,,,,...,,,.,,,s,,,,,,,,,,,,, GARFIELD Cleveland Roosevelt Franklin West Seattle Lincoln NN. 6 LARRY NEWMAN LEON SALTMAN TOM HULETT ROGER KELLY DON DAVIS . . H -lgggrgggvggwguun - -PAAAI 4 .I l . . . nlkxggggrggugv 3 - .AAAggY,gg,-,,-nnnggggggrgg 3 ' -PbblriikrrirY---A,,,AVVYiVVY 2 ' ,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,..,,,.,,,, l q l S r i -W' is A 3 K X- x 1 A X . -. Q Y fi 77 ,.! ir I l L .g- 2 -RQ l A ' i ' f il X 1 T M it L L T if C y S it ' S ' I 553,21 K A we ' . L1 2 C A . at C f it ' X rx' 5,3 is f . Q ffz ' Q! f M A 3 JACK MORTON BRUCE MCDONALD BILL DAVIDSON B CARLSON 'Q COACH LATTIN DAVE MARYATT BILL DOLGOFF RUSSEL JANNEY BRIAN DEMPSEY STATISTICS ARFIELDS relatnvely mexpernenced golf team played Ballard Roosevelt West Seattle GARFIELD Queen Anne Lmcoln Cleveland through an average season with nts best match bemg an upset over thrrd place West Seattle I5 to 9 Thus season however there are great hopes for our golf squad because of seven returning lettermen who should have a very successful season Bruce MacDonald Bull Davrd son and Eb Carlson had the top averages thas season Each one averaged less than 70 5 points per game GULF 69 E it Q?'fl'6 .l 5 p W. L. , ' ' ' 6 1 ' ' ' Franklin .....4........,..,,,,,,,,,,,, 5 2 1 I ' ' - 4 3 ' ' ' ...........,................... 1 6 0 7 EMILY JOHNSON GRACE WOO NANCY OSAWA Adv: or Presudent Vuce Presudent YERDA LINDSTROM JEAN YAMAUCl'll PATSY NAKASHlMA Secretary Hustoruan Athletuc Manager HE G Club composed of athletucally munded gurls and led by able offucers was organuzed for the purpose of developung skull and accuracy un sports They undertook actuvutues such as the makung of handbooks and marchung for halftume enuertaunment at football games An All Cuty Brunch clumaxed the year for letter gurls from all eught hugh schools Thus year the brunch was held at Roosevelt Hugh School lu fl UB Front Row Bonnue Cox Grace Messer Helga Schumann Semcu Ang I Dorothy Muddleton Loretta Young Ma gue Smuth Joyce Perry Kathy Dong SecondRow Elaune Stusser Ruby Eng Sonua Lewus Geraldune Butler Ollue Ruvers Yukuko Tsue Florence Nauto Lulluan Tanabe Jean Ycumauchu Jean Chunn Thurd Row Audrey Yager Clara Hampton Barbara Stevens Yerda Lundstrom Phyllus Soule Betty VVatkuns Julua Cole Roselen Graves 70 .f . . - , I - I 1 . . 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Grace Woo recenves the unspnrahonal plaque Patsy Nakashnrna dlsplays the champlonshnp from Mlss Emily Johnson PlGqUe HE only requlrernent necessary to loan the G Club IS the earnmg of 500 points Members are awarded a G and a chevron For each add: tlonal 500 points another chevron ns awarded The gurls wearing regulatlon sweaters, sklrts and white mIddl6S on Wednesday are awarded srars At the end of the year, the gurls who wore their outfits ea h week are awarded certificates for their effnclen y li l'l.l'll Front Row Marulyn Kona, Vuvnan Lultle, JoAnn Okawa, Sally Kadoshnma, Clara Jane Urakawa, Nancy Mayeno, Deanna Tomnla, Joan Mor: shuma, Anko Takemoto, Suwako Morlguchn Second Row Hannah Chunn, Grace Woo, Donna Eng, Jane Iwata, Amy Tsulu, Yurnko Nakamoto, Sally Hnroo, Louuse Takahara, Jane Hndaka, Carole Mar Thlrd Row Nancy Osawa, Sandra Chunn, May Wong, Jeanne Jones, Joette Prolette, Lucy Townsend, Patsy Nakashuma, Audle Wnlson, Ann Locke, Joyce Okada 71 X , QT xl , S ., af' . 9 , --2 1 1 mf V.. 'EXE 'Ti 4 . , 'gy :W Els .. Y .Sys f..g, :gt FZ? ., Q' T Wt: W, l -' teh L . .. H - I . . F .. L . . . F c c. . T. ,QM-sw 'v 'I3 't NV- new are-...qs '15 ADMINTON IS exclusively for Juniors and Sensors because of the crowded turnouts It us of fered to Improve slams and wrlst work Pang pong ns offered three mghts a week to Sophomores and Juniors as a compensatuon since they are melnguble for badminton In cooperatuon wnth the Central YWCA the gurls are offered both begnnnung and advanced swnm mlng classes Basketball one of the most vng orous sports offered benefits such as skull speed and teamwork The chief duty of the committee heads IS the planning and carry Ing through of social functions sponsored by the club GIRL 'gC'i'L'?g gpm: COMMITTEE HEADS eras . Left to right Helga Schumann Yukiko Tsue Lucy Townsend Alko Tokemoto Jean Morishima Donna Eng Absentee. OLLEY-TENNIS is a sport of- fered only in the fall. Even with such a short season it has become popular with the girls. Bowling, a popular sport with the girls, is held twice a week. Girls obtain good form and co- ordination from this sport. For girls who enloy hiking there a f program Interesting places such as KING TV were visited Baseball was the last sport of the season Through this sport the girls acquired athletic ability and sportsmanship On the shoulders of the man agers rest the duties of caring for the equipment taking attendance and keeping scores POBT I ww-Q AFTER SCHOOL SPORTS MANAGERS Front Row Deanna Tomita louise Takchara Vivian Little Jane Hidaka Sally Hlroo Sam Urakawa Second Row Audie Wilson Helga Schumann Barbara Stevens Roselen Graves Elaine Stusser Clara Hampton Jean Chinn OME ore from the Old World some ore from the New World some ore from the Orient They come on roads from all dnrectlons these cut: zens of Garfield but when they reach the school the roads cross come together cmd unite James A may well be called Q crossrood of notions It vs ot the pomts of crossing In the A B In student councul ond an committees that the core of our school s strength Iles Perhaps It ss the contribution of so mony peoples that has mode Gcxrfleld successful I 5 . I . I 1 I I ' I - -I V 1 , . . . . . 4 'X 5,545 l wr .,f.x'v J -,zlffi . In 'Q--I LJ' 55'-.ff aid. A .-J 53:3 X . Lf' wixnf' A . ' .L ,.'.2,vj,f4 1 D. - . ,ilfkagjf 'ri 1 133' LX 'ff-1'xf' I .1-- ,,v..fAq- .5 v., ,.j 9 f-.-ff-ff..f4f X -2- .:.-K n L. -, .-f:,:. :. 4 ug,9,.5:,j -L I LONG I L 9 NG TRAIL e . . xi lf. , too o : ' Q, 00.4- Q-.,',,o .. 'n ,,A. one 00 0 0 A 1' I P .0-, 0 0 .'i. ' o , a I gn . i 0 ,'.:': ': . n u a u r 'og 1 5' 1 yn f .- n .J r AWINDING 2' Li' Front Row Jane Cowan Presrdent Second Row Carol Mutchell Treasurer John Bass Vrce President Sue HE way stretches long and unforeseeable ahead of the Freshman The best IS stlll ahead of them, and perhaps the worst too for those who grow older must accept a responsnbullty with each new prlvulege Some fulfnll these obllgatlons eagerly whale others fall short of what ns expected of them Now at the end of the school year nt us nnterestnng to note the path each of these begunmng students has taken Many members of thus year s Freshman class the largest ln Garfueld s history, have stood out on thelr Gurls Club commuttees pep club and supervlsnon of the street standards at noon Those who spend their first year study mg without engagnng ln other protects, wall undoubtedly make thelr mark later All wull consider thelr Freshman year an excellent foundation for success on the rest of the long trall through hugh school . Y I I I , l, X E e 'I Williamson, Secretary. Third 'Rom Mr. Edward Deligan, Advisor. l I I , . . . ' I ' I I I I I Front Row Roberta Bennett Barbara Brandt Judy Anderson Perry Adams Marlorle Bakohch Cherry Beodles Row Two Dolores Balls Levather Brown Hope Allen Joan Austin Janet Attwood Row Three Ken Bolre Rex Allison Henry Arvlso Front Row Beatrice Caruthers Emma Caesar Esther Cavanaugh Duck Brandon Gene Carlson Leung Chlnn Row Two Ted Burns Kathie Church Phnllnp Colluer Shirley Bushnell Norman Cohn Charlie Cadwell Row Three Curtls Coonrod Sharon Callahan Charles C rustenson Jlm Budlong Robert Bruce Bll Calhoun Front Row Ken Crane Barbara Darrell Jane Cowan Earllne Cross Sharon DeNully Betty Delo Row Two Gok Chun Paul Devereaux Louus Dennrs Dana Dodds Karen Cornell Donna Dixon Row Three James Crutchfleld John Douglas Rnck Danielson Mackey Davis Doug Cumlng Lawrence Corpuz .L i 7 -X rrrst Row Paul Genung Rogers Evans Duck Dwyer Jerry Falk Joan Engeseth Phyllis Epsleun Second Row Mary Felter Sandra Downing Brenda Fulllpl Judy Goslln Elalne Erickson Row Three Wayne Gldlof Drck Foley Bob Enslow Torn Gelsness Davnd Durand Front Row Bobby Kamel Lorraine Kohm Karen Karnes Craig Long Jay Kind Row Two JoAnn Klmgman Skaldrnte Krumms Donna Langlve James Johnson AI Katz Row Three Sally Jarvis Jan Johnson Ron Johnson Joe Lams Mauruce LaBelIe Seong Leong Front Row Januce Holland Cora Gustanoff Nanci Goldsmndt Mark Hellbrunn Dennus Gulsvng Row Two Sharon Hedges Pat Hoffman Joanne Granstrand Errol Graves Row Three Helaune Green Steve Hardnn Alan Holt Eddne Glslason I 1 1 1 1 1 I I I I 4 , . 2 1 1 - , L x 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 . ,t 1 1 ' B' ' 3 I I h 1 1 1 I f ' S .. f , J ng K1 3 I I I ' 5 1 1 1 . 3 I I 1 ' 1s Y ,,. . 5 1 1 I 3 1 1 5 1 1 1 , . I 5 I I X 1 1 - I' . 1 . . .: 5 I I A 5 1 1 1 1 1 - 3 1 1 1 1 - : I I , . 3 I I I , . . 5 t Front Row Sally Smiles Jayne Slostrom Nancy Schoenfeld Leslie Schoenfeld Caroline Senecal Second Row Janet Simmons Pat Sheumaker Connie Snowden Gyneth Smith Beverly Smith Linda Pierce Third Row Stuart Schaun Herb Smith Bob Span felner Ronnie Slemmons George Sauer Donald Seltz Front Row Tomlko Tsullhara Yuzo Toklta Frank Stoudamire Jim Tom Yvonne Taylor Barbara Thompson Second Row Marty Steinhauser Luther Thomas Albert Stanford Roosevelt Steinberg Joe Stills Third Row Bill Stokes Willis Stovall Harold Thomas Milton Thomas John Stelnhauser Front Row Norma Vickers Kitty Volkey Tenny Watson Hazel Wunderllch Faye Welsklnd Torene Westerheude lknom Woo Second Row Elsie Williams Melzlng Whitehead Elm Zetln Sue Williamson Janet Woron Edna White Myrtle Wood Third Row Gregory Vederoff Gordon Willits Floyd Washington Hans Wehl Gregory Vance Leland Vining Front Row: George Martin Patricia Manthey Anita Maxwell Richard Lewycky Elizabeth Martin Don MacLeod Second Row Gilbert Mathews Gary Masterlohn Carole Locker Una Mayes Colleen Mathews Third Row Lee Lewis Malcolm Lindquist Hong Louie Jim Margolis Jack Mallonee Ron MacKay Front Row Ronald McAllster Sandra Miles Beverlly McAdams Carol Mitchell Margaret McKenzie Mary Metcalf Second Row Sue Myers Sarah Morford Randy Muller Bessie Minor Third Row David Murphy Neil Mill Douglas Nevins Gerald Mowat Norihlko Mnhara Front Row Hermine Pruzan Lynn Dee Rose Joy Pearl Billy Reed Roger Pappas Second Row Sharon Pease Sarolyn Purnell Jean Pickard Kathleen OBrien Anita Rollins Third Row Penny Pettit Fred Paulsell John Roston Carl Percy Joanne Robin Kenneth Rivers W' gn. oft' 79 o vo on .-Z' o,'..o' . -'fax 1 ,, o 1 :..:' .0 0 . 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I 0 ,ROAD FRONT ROW Ronme Heught Vice President Georgna Morruson Secretary Treasurer SECOND ROW Shirley Bushnell President Mrs Solveng Lundberg Advrsor HE Sophomore class has discovered by experience that the trek through hugh school, whale ut may Include much fun and recreation as not a bed of roses Indeed It as sumnlar to a rocky road for these students They realize that they stall have much to learn as do all teenagers nn acqulrmg such traits as self control and greater skull In soclal relationships Wnth the same dlllgent effort and flne cooperation In the future as they have shown thus year these Sophomores have an excellent opportumty to achieve their respective goals 3 1 ' i I ' ' : I I I I - I ' I I I I 'Q-Y A-4 K.: Q4 J 'TRP' X4 'xl w T N-Q T C? -1. -4 we Y? -S.. -.A 'CJ' x V? v- Q--Y -v- sa V? , 1 Y-7 JOANNE ABE JERRY ADATTO DAVID ALLISON GRACE AMON IM ANABLE KAREN ANDERSON SUSAN ANDERSON AL ANGEL BILL ANGEL IKE ANGEL SAMMY ANGEL EVER DEAN ARD DEXTER ARMSTRONG STEWART ARNS BOB ARONSON PAULINE ASABA SUSAN ASIA KATHRYN BABA PHARABY BAIRD RICKY BARNEBEY LARRY BAROKAS XVONNE BARR RONNIE BARRETT JERRY BASS GARY BAXTER PEGGY BEADLES GRANT BECK BARBARA BELL DAVID BENVENISTE CAROLYN BERCH DOLORES BERKUS AL BEUCHEL STAN BLOCH PETE BLOCK BOB BLOMGREN MARY JO BOLF BARBARA BOWMAN BOB BRAUNSCHWEIGER CARRIE BRIGHTMAN COLLEEN BROWN SAM BROWN JO ANN BUCKLEY SHIRLEY BUSHNELL TONMIESYNE BYRD ERNESTINE CAESAR BRIAN CALLAHAN SAMMY CAMBRIDGE JOYCE CARTER TED CATTLETT BETTY ANN CHIBA IRENE CHIKATA KEN CHINN MULLAN CHINN MARIA CHIOCCHIO CAROL CHRISTIE THELMA CISCO PHYLLI5 CLARK BILL COLE JIM COLEMAN MANETTE COLEMAN O ANN CONKLIN MARILEE CONSTANTINE GAYLE COOK GLORIA CORAM MARCIA COTTOM KATHERIN E CRASS BUD CROCKETT CHUCK CRYSTAL PATSY DALE BARBARA DANZ JOHN DARE BOBBIE JEAN DAVIS WILLIE DAVIS PATSY DeGROFF ALBERT DeJAEN HAROLD DEUTSCH JERRY DeWOLFE GAY DIAMOND GLORIA DODENHOEFT GLORIA DOLGOFF SANDY DREILING KARL DRESSEN FAYE DUNN 'f vi f '-ef 5 +4 I M 4' I Ig fi Af -53 A - NM 4 Tk I 6 . 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P o n , 0 'nt ' 'ua . o' Q J ,', ao 's: 0' o'o 9' ' ,one 0 '5'.'o 5 o ',f 0, . . o o Q I ..' n 1 U.. o :lk 41K i 1 FRONT ROW Joey Mayo Presfdent SECOND ROW Adrlenne Norrvs Secretary Tom Ko Vice President Jane Talbot Treasurer THIRD ROW Mr Jack Lattm Advisor ITHOUT the many contrlbutlons of the Juniors, this school year could not have been the success that It was Thelr work smoothed the road of llfe for them and for those to follow Unusually large numbers of them participated ln every school actlvlty Jumors were Identified with cabinet, Boys and Glrls A B , committees, clubs, literary staffs, stage productions, sports teams, and other groups They showed outstandmg enthusiasm IH supporting the Ideals of Garfneld The rest of the school caught much of thus splrlt, with very good results The Juniors topped off the year by sponsoring a successful prom fl l Ei sf - , E H W l A ' 'avg' f I-if ALFRED ABELLERA ARTHUR ALGER DANNY ALLEN DONNA ALLEN JULIE ANDERSON BROOKS ANDREWS JERRY ARAI MIMI ARONSON REILLY ATKINSON LORRAINE AUVINEN BRUCE BACKER RICHARD BALL ERIC BAMBANS KURT BARNEBEY Ng? was SANDY BARNETT DELOIS BARR MARGIE BARTLE STAN BAUNSGARD MYRTLE BEASLEY NORMAN BECKER BETTY BEHAR LEE BENEZRA 'UCIE BENVENISTE HOWARD BERGLUND VALENTINO BIGORNIA CAROLE BLUMENTHAL ANNE BOCK GLEN BOIRE STAN BORUCK NAN BOVINGDON JANICE BOWEN JONNIE BREWER GWEN BROWN SHIRLEY BROWN BOB BUSHNELL LEROY COX SIDNEY COX VICKI CRAGIN ROBERT CRAIG BILL DAVIDSON JAMES DAVIS RUTH DELA CRUZ STAN DeLEON BRIAN DEMPSEY WALTER DILLON CAROL DODENHOEFT LARRY DUGAN ROBERTA DUWE CAROLYN EKBLAD JIM ELLIS JOYCE BUZICK CARL CADY MARGIE CALENTINE DONNA CAMPEAU RACHELLE CAPELOTO EB CARLSON JOANN CHAIKIN WILLIAM CHIN BILLY CHINN JEAN CHINN KAREN CHINN JIM CHRISTENSON BOB CHRISTIE JULIA COLE EARNEST COLEMAN FAITH COLLINS DAVE COMYN IDA CONROY JIM CORY GLADYS COWAN E: E 'O' SADIE ELLIS RUBY ENG CECILE ENGLUND PIO ESCAME SELMA ESKENAZI SOL ESKENAZI HAROLD FENDER HARVEY FERNER AL FESSLER ALICE MAE FIELDS AL FINEGOLD AL FOSTER TOM FOSTER CARA LEE FOWLER BILL FRANCKE ERWIN FRAND DON FREEMAN ELEANOR FREIDMAN FMERY FRIESE REGINALD FRYE JUNE FUJIMURA MILKIE FUNAMORI OWEN GAHLHOFF KENNY GAMBLE JEANETTE GARMEL GRFTCHEN GERLING DENNIS GERLITZ VELMA GEYER BERNADINE GIBSON ISA GIESE RONALD GINTHER JULIE GLADSTEIN AUTREY GLASS MATILDA GONZALES ii MARILYN Home 1' 5 MATTHEW GOSLIN GEORGE GRIFFIN JOYCE GROSS MAGDALENE GROSZ LELA HAILEY HERMOSA HALFON BARBARA HALL JOYCE HANDRAN ERNA HANSEN LIVMAN HARPER YLARA HATY DAVE HAUGLAND DIERDRE HENEHAN NANCY HICKS JANE HIDAKA GAIL HIRAI SALLY HIROO MARLENE HIRST SHERRY HOBLITZELL BARBARA HODGE MARGARET HODGES DAVID HOFF HISAO HOMMA TOM HOOD JANICE HOODLESS MARILYN HORNE MARY HORTON TOM HULETT FRANK HYODO BEVERLY ISRAEL 'RMA JEAN IVY VICTOR IWATA DICK JACOBS RONNIE JACOBS RALPH HERITAGE PETER JARVIS DEANNA JOHNSON ELEANORE JOHNSON JOSEPHINE JOHNSON TOMMY JOHNSON CHARLES JORDAN EDDIE JORDAN DOROTHY JUE LOUISE JULSEN JAMES KAHN LUCILLE KARNOFSKY MARION KAUFMAN BILLY KAWAHARA FRED KAWAHARA JOYCE GLORIA KING RONALD KING JUDY KLINGMAN BOB KNIGHT JANE KNUDSON TOM KO GLENN KOBATA AIKO KOBAYASHI SETSUKO KOJIMA MARYLYN KORIA BOB KORMAN BOB KURIMOTO ETTA LAMB MARYJANE LAVELLE ALLISON LAWRENCE JOHN LEE GU DMUND JACOBSEN VICTOR LEE TED LEMLEY GARY LEVINE MARTIN LEVY TOM LEWIS SYLVIA LIEF LOYAL LINDMAN YERDA LINDSTROM VIVIAN LITTLE ELEANOR LOBDELL ANN LOCKE MARCUS LOUIE DODY LOWNEY PHYLLIS LUKOFF BESSIE MAHURIN GUENTER MANNHALT CAROLE MAR LONNIE MAR WAI MAR MIRIAM MARK HARRY MARKOWICZ CAROLYN MARTZ THOMAS MATSUMOTO PAULA MAXWELL DAWN MAY NANCY MAYENO JOHN MAYER JOEY MAYO BOB MCCARTNEY LESLIE MCCUNE DEANNE MENDENHALL JOE MERRIWEATHER CLIIFORD METCALF JACKIE MILLER JOANNE LINDQU.ST '9 on N.: -an-is Sf JOHN MILLER :USAN MILLER KATHERINE MITCHELL PAUL MUJAZAKI SUWAKO MORIGUCHI IOMIO MORIGUCHI JOAN MORISHIMA BILL MOSER AARILYN NAGAMINE ILORENCE NAITO VATHRYN NELSON JOHN NEWCOMB RUBY NEWHARD MIKE NEWTON DIAN NIEMI CAROL NISHIMURA FRED NOMURA DON NORWOOD DICK NOTTBOHM MERLE OBERG LOIS O BRIEN OUIS O CALLAGHAN JOE OHASHI ROY OKAMOTO IxATHIE ORR KOICHI OTA BAFBARA OTTERHOLT LUCILLE OTZEN WOODY PANG BUDD PARSONS RWIN PEARL JOE PELLUM LENNY PETERSON GARRON PETRICK '-' bf ,J X 'cr V Ig x L ADRIENNE Norms BARBARA PINCHEV SHIRLEY PITTS CAROL PRIMROSE INA PROCTOR DONNA PUCKETT JOHN RAABE JAMES RABB GEORGIANNA RAFFETY BOB RAILTON MERVIE RAINE WALT REHON GENE RENSHAW JESSE RHODES PAT RILEY NATHANIEL ROBINSON ROAL ROBINSON FRANCES ROGERS HENRY ROLLINS ESTER ROMEY DWAYNE RONESS ETHEL ROSS LARRY ROSS ESTHER ROUSSO KAREN SANDBERG JIM SANSBURN ROBERTA SASAMAN BOBBIE SAXTON MADELINE SCHARHON JOHN SCHILL MIMI SCHLOSSTEIN DAVE SCHNEIDER MARTIN SELIG NORETTA SELTZ DIANE SELVAGGI RONNIE SAUL FELICE SHAFF RELJBEN SHAHON MIKE SHERMAN FRED SHIMBO RANK SHINODA JANICE SHOJI RITA SHULMAN STAN SIDELL ELLIE DEE SILVERSTONE DICK SINGER DAVE SJOSTROM GEORGE SLEMMONS DOUG SMART CYNTHIA SMITH GRACE SMITH ARJORIE SMITH HN SMITH DORIS SNOWDEN MARILYN STEELE BARBARA STEVENS IELVERENE STEVENS ROGER STEVENS JESSIE STEWART KAARLENE STOCKSTILL GAIL STRONG ELAINE STUSSER EDDIE SUGURO MARGARET SWANSON JOCELYN SWENSON CAROL TADA ROY TADA LOUISE TAKAHARA MAKO TAKAHASHI MAY TAKESHITA JANE TALBOT LILLIAN TANABE MIDORI TANABE BAPBARA TAYLOR AROL THYGESEN SALLY TODO DEANNA TOMITA SHEILA TOMPKINS OWEN TOVRLA CLARA JANE URAKAWA cDDIE VERVYNCK NORMAN VOLOTIN JUDY WAGNER DENNIS WAIT MARY WASHINGTON TOM WATANABE OLLIE WEBSTER MIKE WEINSTEIN MAXIE WEISBARTH SUSAN WHITE SYLVIA WHITE CAROLINE WIBORG RON WILLIAMSON ARLEEN WILSON SALLY WILSON JUDY WIRKKALA PHYLLIS WONG TERRYE WOODWARD JEAN YAMAUCHI YOSHIE YANAGIHARA DON YEE RICHARD YOSHIDA CAREY YOUNG ORETTA YOUNG HELENE YOUNGMAN JACK ZINC vie 4:25 EXCIIA Follltllix lllal ATIQINS CQIWIWIITTEE left to Right Emery Frrese John Gustafson Carolyn Emmons Mlss Dixon Arlene Mosler Delrdre Henehan Susan Muller Marlon Kaufman km? W- ST DE as she IS affectionately known, IS a memorable friend rn the llves of many Garfueldltes Frlendly charmlng and talented she IS en gaged rn numerous actnvltues be sldes taking sux sublects This page IS an attempt to cap ture on paper some of the splrlt of Glttls days at Garfield Clockwnse startmg an the upper right corner the puctures are as follows Grttl wlth Grace Smith wnth whom she luved, workmg on Pen nllustratuons, advertrsmg the science department skate party speaking at the Chrlstmas sembly 103 V W ill 4 3: :.: ' ' I ' . I . ' ' ', ' meme BLIESENER, of Gitti iv C K . : u,c n u I -xl . . s . ' ,E . . . . . AVENUE of Jul' ...Ab sv- ' FRONT ROW Bull Campbell President SECOND ROW Cortez Whnte Treasurer Jeanette Unosawa Secretary Duck Emery V1cePres1dent THIRD ROW Mrs Carolyn Westphalen Advlsor EW expernences are more memorable than those of a hugh school Senior This fleeting year In a students llf IS as rewarding as It ns Important At thus time each teen ager IS faced with declslons which will affect the remainder of hls life Wall he go to college? Which college? Wall he be content wnth a lob directly after school? Which lob? Considered In this llght the Semor year lS an avenue to the future The class of 1954 earller under the msplrmg leader ship of the late Mr Byron Marshall IS thus year ably advused by Mrs Carolyn Westphalen The many contrnbutuons of these students to the lufe of Garfleld will remam long after they are graduated 5 'W 'M - c , , X u I v- ' Y . Q X A -' . . . . . . . . 6 I - , ' ' I .on CHEWIN' THE FAT Left to right, Marianne Culver, Jean Siegenthaler, Darlene Brennan, Ruth Ann Bowers, Gail Ballinger, Nancy Morse, Frances Owen. PAT AXTELL-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Band, Orchestra, Firlands Committee, SELMA JOY AZOSE-Gold Seal, After-School Sports, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Gazette, Social Welfare Committees, Honor Society Representative, Pep Club, Lunchroom, Teocher's Secretary. CAROLYN BACKER-Funfest, Messenger Staff, Roll President, Roll Secretary, Pep Club, Senior Prom, P. Q., Standards, Campus Committees, Senior Class Representative. RENA BAKER-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Inter-Hi, Student Council, Funfest Manager, Reporter, Messenger, Productions, Arrow, Cabinet, Co-Chair- man, Senior Prom Committee, Roll Officers, Girls' Club Committees. GAIL BALLINGER-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Chorus, Roll Officer, 4-N Program Chairman, Purple Paw, Pep Club, Senior Com- mencement Committee. LARRY DOUGLAS BANKS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Radio Club. PATRICK H. ABE-Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Ski Club Stage Crew. JACQUELYN ADAMS-Funfest, Advanced Choir Operetta, Mid-'Winter Concert, Senior Night, Usher Nurse's Committees, Ski and 4-N Clubs, After- School Sports. JACK ADATTO-Boys' Club. JO ANN ALHADEFF-Roll Banker, Roll Secretary Pep Club, Senior Gift, Social Welfare, Friendship P.-T. A., Gazette Committees. CHARLES M. ALLISON-Ski Club. ALBERT ALMELEH-Roll Banker, Class Representative Library Clerk. DAVID ANDERSON-Band, Automobile Committee Radio Club. SEMA ANGEL-4-N, Shorthand, Pep, G Clubs, After School Sports, Senior Courtesy, Red Cross Lunchroom Committees. JOY ASHTON-Entered from Morton High School Vice-President, Garthians, Pep, Shorthand Clubs Makerup Committee, Building Employee. f 1' .., 1 1 1 GARY E. BARNEBEY-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Honor Roll, Senior Night, Senior Prom, Building Committees. BILL BAUMAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus. AUDREY BEAN-AllACity Ad Manager, Messenger Staff, Funfest, Roll President, Secretary, Banker, Pep, Ski Clubs, Senior Announcement, Social Welfare, Assembly Committees. GLORIA BERGER-Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Health, P.-T. A., Gazette, Senior Gift Com- mittees, Junior Class Representative. BEVERLY ANN BESNAH-Cabinet, Messenger, Roll Vice-President, Honor Roll, Ski, Pep Clubs, Usher, Gazette, Library, Senior Announcement Committees. NORMA BICKFORD-Senior Night, Fine Arts, Com- mittees, Funtest, Shorthand Club. DIANNE BLACK-Gold Seal, Roll Secretary and Banker, P.-T. A., Usher, Friendship, Standards Com- mittees, Junior Class and Honor Society Represen- tative, Basket Room Attendant. STEVEN J. BLACKSTEN-Senior Play, Funfest, Pep, Hi-Y, Young Life Clubs, President, Radio Club, Stage Crew. ROBERT L. BLAIR-Co-Chairman, Automobile Com- mittee, Second Team Track, Lunchroom Committee, Intramural Football, Ski, Fishing Clubs. is K' YT? -...af ' REPORT CARDS IBETTER LUCK NEXT TlMEll Left to right, Mr. Mount, Joe Mintz, Gary Barnebey, Bob Christenson, Steve Blacksten, GITTI BLIESENER-Art Editor, Pen, 4-N, Pep Clubs, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Chorus, Nonette, Co-Chairman of Braunschweig Committee, Roll Secretary, Operetta. RUTH ANN BOWERS-eSong Queen, l953 Editor, Pen, Senior Personnel, Arrow, Quill and Scroll, Co- Chairman, Senior Prom, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Banker, Ski Club, Girls' Club Committees. DARLENE MAE BRADSHAW-Quill and Scroll, Funfest, Spring and Fall Messenger Staff, Reporter, Roll Banker, Pep, Shorthand Clubs, Gazette, Usher, Make-up Committees, Junior Class Representative. DARLENE RUTH BRENNAN-Entered from Queen Anne, Pep Club, Funfest, Chorus, Roll Banker, Noon Program, Standards, Senior Publicity Com, mittees. DIXIE LEE BROWN-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Reporter, Messenger, Roll Banker, Purple Paw, Pep Clubs, Senior Commencement, P.,T. A., Health Com- mittees, Study Hall Clerk. WARREN BROWN-First Team Track, Funfest, Second Team Track, Intramural Football, Basketball, Head Photographer, Arrow, Roll President, Ski, Pep Clubs, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk. ,M ff . MIRIAM CASSIRER-Braunschweig Committee, 4-N Club. GLORIA CHADWICK-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, Secretary, Secretary, Spade Club, Pep Club, Shorthand Club, Make-up, Senior Prom Committees, Junior Class Representative. JOHN FISHER CHAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Third Team Tennis, Band, Senior Or- chestra President, Swing Band, Senior Gift Committee. MAXINE FRANCES CHANDLER-Mid-Winter Concert, Honor Roll, G.C.O., Red Cross Committees. FRANK CHIN-Funfest, Garfield Bowling Team, Messenger, Typist, Honor Roll, Cathay, Bulldog, Fishing Clubs. QUINCY CHIN-Gold Seal, Photographer, Arrow, Roll President, Senior Publicity Committee. TINA CHIN-Gold Seal, Funfest Manager, Roll Vice, President, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Cathay Club, Ticket, Senior Questionnaire Committees, Senior Class Representative, Library Clerk. GLORY CHINN-Vice-President, Cathay Club, Cabi- net, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Junior Class, Honor Society Representative, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Color Guard. HANNAH CHINN-Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, Cathay, Shorthand Clubs, Bulletin Committee, Honor Society Representative, Attendance Clerk. SANDRA CHINN-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, G. Club, Roll Banker, Cathay Club, Lunchroom, Senior Committees, Honor Society Representative. HEYWARD YING CHOW-Cathay, Boys' Club. ROBERT BRENT CHRISTENSON-Gold Seal, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Band, Honor Roll, Senior Prom Committee, Drum Maior. Q I... S. ,A we BOB BUCKHOLZ-Boys' Club, Library Clerk. SUSAN BURLINGAME-Braunschweig, Make-up Com- mittees, Gym Attendant. JOHNNY BURNETT-President, Sophomore Class, First Team Football, First Team Track, Funfest, Third Team Basketball, Intramurals, Roll President and Secretary, 4-N, Letterman's Clubs. GERALDINE HELEN BUTLER- G Club: After-School Sports, 4-N Club, P. Q., Red Cross, Bulletin Board Committees, Senior Class Representative, Gym Receptionist, Library Clerk. AL CALLAHAN-Second Team Baseball and Basket- ball, Intramural Sports, Roll Officer, Roll Repre- sentative. WILLIAM B. CAMPBELL-Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice-President, First Team Football, Advisory Board, Student Council, Boys' Committee Chairman, Second Team Baseball, Roll President and Banker, Sophomore Class Representative. MADELINE CARROLL-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Honor Roll, Make-up, Health, G.C.O., Nurses', Announcement Committees. ARNOLD CARTER-First Team Football, First Team Basketball, Second Team Baseball, Third Team Basketball, Third Team Football, Intramural Sports, Roll President, Vice-President, Letterman's Club. HAROLD C. CASH-Entered from Jefferson High, Los Angeles, California, Second Team Football, Second Team Baseball, 4-N Club. Q77 v-.1 'QFS' ii' 1 'U TOMMY CISCO-First and Second Team Tracky ln- tramural Football and Baseball. LESLIE ANN COOPER-Copy Editor, Arrowy Gold Sealy Mid-Winter Concerty Funfesty Operettay After- School Sportsy Copy Editor, Messengery Chorusy Nonettey Quill and Scroll. MYRNA MAY CORDOVA-Gold Sealy Purple Pawy Bandy Orchestray Swing Bandy Rhythmettes' Leadery Roll Presidenty Funfest, Make-up, Firlands Com- mittees. SANDY COWELL-Senior Playy Chorusy Roll Officery Honor Rolly Ski Cluby Roll Bankery Gazette, P.Q., Standards, G.C.O. Committees. BONNIE COX-Pep, G Clubsy Senior Class Represen- tativey Senior Night, Chairman of Refreshment Committeey Library Clerk. LARRY CREVIN-Sergeant-at-Arms, Bulldog Cluby First Team Football, Basebally Funfesty Chorusy Building, Noon Program, Senior Prom Committeesy Letter- man's, Pep Clubs. DICK CREWS-Secretary, Honor Societyy President, Hi-Yy Varsity Basketbally Gold Sealy Roll Secretary, Bankery Co-Chairman, Father-Son Banquety Pep Cluby Second Team Track. MARY CROCKETT-Pep Cluby Class Chairmany Mid- Winter Concerty Funfesty Operettay Ad Staff, Messengery Chorusy Friendship, G.C.O., Senior Luncheon Committees. MARIANNE CULVER-Copy Editor, Peny Eligibility Chairman, Honor Societyy Gold Sealy Purple Pawy Student Councily Ski, Pep ClUbSy Senior Announce- mentsy Senior Chorusy Junior Representative. 'NF v-sv '43 f ROSEMARIE DAILEY--Assistant Editor, Messengery Purple Pawy Masque and Gavely Cabinety Co-Chair- man, Senior Brunch Committeey Gold Sealy Senior Playy Mid-Winter Concerty Funfesty Songleader. JAMES LEWIS DIAMOND-Senior Class Represen- tative. HERMAN THOMAS DIEHL-Entered from Boston, Massachusettsy Roll Presidenty Senior Class Repre- sentativey Messenger Staffy Intramural Footbally Intramural Basketball. IRIS ANN DIEM-Entered from Stevenson, Washing- tony President, Shorthand Cluby After-School Sportsy Pep Cluby Usher, P.-T. A., Lost and Found, Senior Night Committeesy Junior Class Representativey Office Clerk. WILLIAM DILLON-Entered from New Orleans, Louisianay Pep Cluby Senior Playy Junior Represen- tativey Library Clerky Third Team Track. BILL DOLGOFF-First Team Golfy Boys' Club. KATHLEEN DONG-Funfesty G Cluby After-School Sportsy Cathay Cluby Senior Night Committee. BILL DUBOIS-Funfesty Chorusy Double Quartety First Team Footbally Mid-Winter Concerty Roll Officer and Bankery Class Representativey Vice-President, Pep Club. TIM DUGAN-Entered from Seattle Prepy Pep Cluby Varsity Basebally Lunchroom Committeey Hi-Yy Junior Representative. LEHUA M. EBEN-4-N Cluby Friendship, Health, Senior Prom, Gazette, Vocational Committeesy Senior Rep- resentativey Gym Officery Officer Y-Teens. NINA ELLINGTON-Exchange Studenty Gold Sealy Mid-Winter Concerty Operettay Chorusy Honor Rolly Foreign Relations, Braunschweig, Fine Arts Com- mitteesy Senior Class Representative. BYRON E. ELWELL-First Team Footbally Chorusy Roll Officery Third Team Footbally Second Team Base- bally Sophomore Class Representativey Red Crassy Intramural Sports. -we r-.17 HARD WORKING ARROW STAFF Lett to right Ruth Ann Bowers, Judy Wagner, Betty Nielsen HERBERT FISHER-Hi-Y Club, Intramural, Funfest. BOB FITCH-Intramural, Band, Orchestra, Library Clerk. GRAHAM FITCH-Advertising Manager, Messenger, Golf Manager, Funfest, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Senior Prom Committee, Class Representative. RAY FOSS-Spade Club. AL FRANCO-Gold Seal, Intramurals, Honor Roll, Senior Representative, 4-N, Fishing, Radio Clubs. DAVID FRANCO-Pep Club, Intramural Sports, Roll Banker, Class Committees, Class Chairman, Library Clerk, Study Hall Clerk. 'rw R. RICHARD EMERY-Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Club, Vice-President, Senior Class, President, Junior Class, First Team Football, Advisory Board, Chairman, Noon Program Committee, Pep Assembly Committee, Second Team Track, Roll President. CAROLYN CLAIRE EMMONS-Co-Editor, 1954 Arrow, Art Editor, 1953 Arrow, Feature Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Lead in Operetta, Nonette, Purple Paw. DONNA ENG-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Fun- fest, Athletic Manager, G Club, Honor Roll, Cathay Club,Bulletin, Lunchroom, Senior Night Committees. PETER ENG-Varsity Football, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Second Team, Third Team Football, Track, Roll Ofticer, Cathay Club, Lettermen's Club, Honor Society, Junior Class Representative. ROGER STEVEN ENG-Co-Editor, Arrow, I954, Presi- dent, Cathay Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Roll Officer, Senior Publicity Committee, Vice- President, Bulldog Club. ROBERT OSWALD ENGELS-Sophomore Roll Repre- sentative, Junior Roll Representative, Roll Banker, Study Hall Clerk. BERNICE ESKENAZI-Pep Club, Roll Banker, Study Hall Clerk, Senior Cap and Gown, Ticket, P.-T. A., Gazette, Standards, P.Q., Red Cross Committees. BECKY ESKENAZY-Pep Club, Funfest, P.Q. Committee, Senior Questionnaire, Standards, Social Welfare, Friendship Committees Junior Class Representative PATSY LOU EVANS Garthran YTeens Secretary Senior Play Publicity Chairman Pep Club 4 N Club Senior Prom Gazette Social Welfare Health Committees Gym Office Receptionist MARJORIE FRAZIER-Senior Play, Funfesty Chorus, Lost and Found, Usher, P.-T. A., Committeesy Li- brary Clerk. ALAN M. FUKUDA-Gold Sealy Mid-Winter Concerty Funfesty Second Team Tennisy Bandy Orchestray Roll President. DAVID FUNES-Roll Bankery Roll Vice-President, Intramural Basketball and Basebally Junior Class Representative, Third Team Football. VIC GALT-Gold Sealy Mid-Winter Concerty Funfesty Operettay Second Team Tennis, Bandy Orchcstray Hi-Y.y Mountaineersy Commencement Committee, Senior Class Representative. MIKE GALVIN-Pep, and Chess Clubs, Masque and Gavely Senior Playy Senior Night Committee, Junior Class Representative, Usher Committee. KARL GEYER-Second, Third Team Football, Roll Of- ficery Ski, and Pep Clubs, Fishing, and Mountain- eers Clubs. KEN GLICKMAN-Managing Editor of Messengery Student Councily Quill and Scrolly Gold Sealy Bull- dog, and Ski Clulasy Honor Society Representativey Senior Prom, and Doorman Committeesy Inter-Hi Sportsmanship Committee. BETTIE BEATRiCE GLORIA-G Cluby After-School Sportsy Chorus. ERNESTINE GOODLOW-Mid-Winter Concerty Fun- festy G Club. +-ar SOMEONE LIKES MILK Left to right: Ed Hiroo, Edward Nishimura, Roger Eng, William Lee, Everett James. ROSELEN R. GRAVES-Gold Sealy Mid-Wintery G Club, Managery Band, Roll Bankery Honor Societyy 4-N Cluby Cathay, Ski Clubsy Girls' Club Com- mittees. JESS GREENBORG-Reporter, Messenger Staffy Gold Sealy Intramural Sports, Roll Bankery Senior Class Representativey Basket Room Attendant. JOHNNIE ROSE GUILLORY-Cap and Gown, Stand- ards Committeesy Fine Arts, Friendship Committeesy Honor Rolly Attendance Officey 4-N Club. JOHN GUSTAFSON-VicePresident, Bulldog Cluby First, Second, Third, Team Footbally Second Team Tracky lntramuralsy Gold Sealy Sports' Editor, Arrowy Roll Bankery Young Lifey Honor Roll. LARRY HALLGRIMSON-Messenger Slaffy Bulldog Cluby Intramural Football, Basketbally Second Team Tracky Roll President, Vice-Presidenty Usher Com- mitteey Mountaineers Club. CLARA HAMPTON-Funfesty G Cluby After-School Sportsy Roll Bankery Junior Class Representativey After-School Sports Managery Health, Ushers, Vo- cations, Gazette, Committees. Br' PRETTY, HUH? Left to right, Mike Galvin, Owen Tovrea, Gladine Thygeson, Mrs. Westphalen, Jeannie Ingham, Audrey Yager, Rosemarie Dailey, Emery Friese, Dennis Waite. RALF HERMAN-Debate Team, Funfest, Roll Banker, Masque and Gavel, Radio Club, Movie Proiection- ist, Senior Class Representative. YOSHIKO HIGO-Funfest, Pep and 4-N Clubs, Friendship, Bulletin, Art, Health, Senior Publicity Committees. DICK HINTON-Sports Editor, Messenger, Secretary- Treasurer, Bulldog Club, Gold Seal, Funfest, Sec, ond Team Track, Intramurals, Roll Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, Junior Class and Lions Club Representative. DAVE HIRANO-4-N Club, Gold Seal, Funfest, Band, Orchestra, Roll Officer, Senior Gift Committee, Bookroom Clerk. RICHARD HIRANO-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Orchestra, Band, Operetta, Second Team Tennis, Honor Society Representative, Patrol Boy. EDWARD M. HIROO-Entered from Idaho, 4-N Club, Third Team Basketball, Second Team Track, Intra- mural Football and Basketball, Senior Luncheon Committee, Senior Roll Representative, Bookroom Clerk, Doorman. WILMA RUTH HARRIS-Junior Representative, Mid- Winter Concert, G Club, After-School Sports, Chorus, Roll Banker, Senior Luncheon Committee, Social Welfare, Gazette, Committees, Library Clerk. DONNA MARIE HARTZ-Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Honor Roll, Friendship, Standards, G.C.O., Social Welfare, Red Cross Committees. EDDIE HASSON-Gold Seal, Arrow Photographer, Roll Banker, Fishing Club, Quill and Scroll. PAUL HATCH-Intramural Sports, Third Team Foot- ball, Roll Banker, Class Representative, Boys' Club. JAN HATFIELD-Entered from Central High School, Sioux City, Iowa, Pep Club, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Pen Staff, Chorus, Roll Banker, Assembly, Junior Prom Program Committees, Chairman, Senior Commencement Committee. RAYMOND A. HAYE-Third Team Football, Intramural Sports, Boys' Club. BOB HENDERSON-Feature Reporter, Messenger, Boys' Club. BONNY HENTZ-Entered from Highline High, Pep Club, Funfest, Fine Arts, Senior Night Committees, Library Clerk. ELDEN HERELD-Entered from Central High School, Kansas City, Missouri, Boys' Club. WlLLlAM HOFRUS-Advertising Manager, Messenger, Vice-President, Freshman Class, Vice-President, Pep Club, First Team Tennis, Advisory Board, Chairman, Grounds Committee, Funfest, Roll President. GEORGE HOLIFIELD-Vice-President, Boys' Club, Pres- ident, Freshman Class, Treasurer, Sophomore Class, ,gy Vice-President, Pep Club, President Young Life Club, J First Team Track, Advisory Board, Usher and Purple- White Committees, President, All-City Spade Club. LEE ROY HOLMES-First Team Track, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Second Team Baseball, Intramural Basketball, Roll President and Banker, Chorus, Study Hall Clerk. LLOYD VVARREN HOLTZ-First Team Football, Second Team Basketball and Baseball, Senior Cap and Gown, Usher Committees, Bulldog Club, Honor Roll. DOLORES HORAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Banker, Gazette, Campus, Friendship, Senior Prom Committees. MARY LU HYDE-Funfest, 4-N, Pep, Spode Clubs, Campus, P.O., Social Welfare, Senior Courtcsy Commii.eos, Casket Room Attendant. JEANNE INGHAM-Pep Club, Student Director, Senior Play, Funfest, Ad Staff and Feature Page ot Messenger, Roll Secretary, Masque and Gavel, Senior Publicity, Standards, Campus Committees. LILLIAN Y. IWAGO-Entered from Franklin High School, Funfest, Honor Roll, Co-Chairman, Program Committee, Shorthand Club, Attendance Office. JANE IWATA-Song Leader, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Pep and G Clubs, Typist, Messenger, Roll Officer, Questionnaire Committee. ...tr FORWARD, MARCH! Lett to right, Mel Nicholson, John Gustafson. KEITH JACKSON--Third Team Tennis, Second Team Track, Ski, Pep, Mountaineer Clubs, Senior Class Representative. EVERETT ANDY JAMES-Honor Society, First Team Track, Advisory Board, Debate Team, Third Team Football, Roll Banker, Boys' Club, Senior Night, Senior Luncheon Committees, Red Cross Repre- sentative. RUSSELL .IANNEY-President, Bulldog Club, First Team Golf, Gold Seal, Intramurals, Roll President, Student Council, Color Guard, Lettermen's Club, Senior Gift, Daorman Committees. BARBARA FLORENCE JEFFRIES-President, Girls' Club, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, Radiance Roll, Rall President, lnter-High Council, Commencement Committee, Pep Club, Student Council. SHEILA CARMEL JOHNSON-Debate Team, Mid-Win- ter Concert, Funfest, Reporter, Messenger, 4-N Club, Masque and Gavel, Garthian Y-Teens, Ga- zette, Usher Committees, Senior Class Represen- tative. VIRGINIA JAY JOHNSON-Gold Seal, Copy Staff, Messenger, Back Page Reporter, Messenger, Purple Paw, Pep Club, Roll Officer, Funfest, Operetta, Senior Announcement, Firiand Committees. err 54' ROBERTA M. KOHM-Songleader, Funfest, Senior Roll Representative, Messenger, Roll President, Pep Club, Roll Secretary, Chairman, Senior Announce- ments Committee, Standards, Ticket Committees, HELEN KOST-Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Ad Staff, Messenger, Pen Staff, Pep Club, Honor Society Representative, Makeup, Commencement, Stand- ards, Friendship Committees. MARILYN RUTH KRAFT-Feature Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Funfest, Roll President, Gazette, Friendship, Standards, Braunschweig, Commence- ment, Committees, Junior Representative. WILLARD A. LASLEY, JR.-Sports Editor, Messenger, Co-Sports Editor, 1953 Arrow, Bulldog, Pep, Let- termen's Clubs, First Team Baseball, Football Man- ager, Intramural Sports, Boys' Club, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, ROBERTA LEDERMAN-Funfest, Spade, Ski Clubs, Roll Banker, G.C.O., P.Q., Gazette, Senior Question- naire Committees. WlLLlAM EDWARD LEE-Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, lntra- mural Basketball and Footballl, Senior Band, Vice- President, Orchestra, President, Swing Band. RUTH lNGE LEEDS-Editor, Pen,Vice-President, Honor Society, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Reporter, Messenger, Chairman, Make-Up Committee, G,C.O. Committee, Ski Club, Library Clerk. SONIA LEE LEWIS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, G Club, Chorus, Nonetle, Roll Secretary and Banker, Usher, Gazette Committees. JUANITA LIDDELL-Color Guard, After-School Sports, Roll Banker, Shorthand, 4-N Clubs, Usher, Lunch- room, Red Cross Committees, Basket Room At- tendant. BETTY LINDBLOM-Gold Seal, Ski Club, Social Wel- fare, Friendship, P.Q. Committees, Honor Society Representative, Study Hall Clerk. REESE M. LINDQUIST-President, Letterrnan's Club, First Team Football, Basketball and Track, Advisory Board, Bulldog Club, Boys' Club Committee Chair- man, Roll Secretary, Senior Gift Committee, Senior Representative. BEVERLY KAY LOUIS-Cathay Club. IRENE JONES-Entered from Ballard, President, Garthian Y-Teens. SALLY KADOSHIMA-Secretary, Girls' Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, Junior Personnel, Arrow, Orchestra, Roll Officer, Senior Commencement Committee, Sophomore Class Rep- resentative. STANTON KAN-Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Ping Pong, Honor Roll, Radio, Fishing Clubs. SARA KATZ-Gold Seal, Funfest, Band Librarian, 4-N Club, Publicity Chairman, Shorthand Club, Health Committtee, Rest Clerk. ROGER VAN KELLY-President, Boys' Club, Officer, Junior Class, First Team Basketball, Tennis, Third Team Football, Operetta, Color Guard, Boys' Double Quartette, l.etterman's Club, Inter-Hi Council. KAREN JEAN KLATZKER-Honor Society, Business Manager, Messenger, Funfest, Roll Banker, Gazette, Social Welfare, Ticket, Friendship, Senior Com- mittees, Study Hall Clerk, LILY LIN KO-Secretary-Treasurer, Cathay Club, Songleader, Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Roll Vice-President, Secretary, and Banker, Lunch- room, Senior Committees. REIKO KOBAYASHI-Advisory Board, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Purple Paw, 4-N Club, Social Welfare Committee, Senior Luncheon Committee, Junior Class Representative. RONALD KOGAN-Second Team Baseball, Library Clerk. -C7 ,pe ANDREW J. LOWE-Funfest, Third Team Basketball, Second Team Golf, Roll President, Ski Club, Senior Class Representative. JOE LUCAS--Roll President. LINDA LAURENE LUCAS-Entered from Ballard High School, Marshall Shorthand Club, Garthian Y-Teens, Attendance. GINGER LYMAN-Vice-President, Ski Club, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Purple Paw, Pep Club, Social Welfare, Gazette, Com- mencement Committees. NEIL MacFARLANE-Honor Society, Gold Seal, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Band, Or- chestra, Honor Roll. DAVID MAH GEE-Roll President and Banker, Honor Roll, Basket Room Attendant, Stage Crew, Noon Movies, Head Proiectionist, Cap and Gown Committee. LESTER MAH GEE-Roll President and Banker, Senior Gift, Noon Movie Committees, Stage Crew, Stage Proiection. PAUL MALAKOFF-Bulldog, Pep Clubs, Second Team Baseball and Basketball, Third Team Basketball, Roll President, Co-Chairman, Father-Son Banquet, Junior Prom, Senior Publicity Committees, Junior Class Representative. BARBARA MANERUD-Funfest, 4-N Club, Chorus, Standards, Gazette, Health, Cap and Gown Com- mittees, Senior Representative. MJ ces N-.t 'ffl' 'G gy- HERBERT MANNHALT-Roll President and Banker, Ad Staff, Messenger, Senior Night, Red Cross Committees. WILBUR M. MANSON-Boys' Club. JOHN R. MANYON-Entered from Frankfurt Ameri- can High School, Boys' Club. JO ANN MAR-Cathay Club, Lunch Room, Friendship, Gazette, Senior Courtesy Committees, Funfest. HELEN FRANCES MARTIN-Business Manager, Mes- senger, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Pen Staff, Roll President, Honor Society Representative, Pep Club, Social Welfare, Senior Commencement Committees. MARY MARTIN-Managing Editor and Editor, Mess- enger,Vice-President, Spade Club, Advisory Board, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, G Club, Announcement Committee, DAVE MARYATT-President, Ski Club, Varsity Golf, Gold Seal, Funfest, Messenger Staff, Double Quartet, Roll President, Bulldog, Letterman's Clubs, Commencement Committee. MARILYN MAYO-Roll President and Secretary, Junior Representative, Attendance Clerk, Girls' Club Attendant, Messenger Staff, Funfest, Pep Club, Girls' Club Committees. BRUCE A. MCDONALD-First Team Golf, Advisory Board, Boys' Committee Chairman, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, Ski Club, Senior Class Representative, Yell Leader. MARY J. McDONALD-4-N, Pep Clubs, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Messenger Staff, Chorus, Gazette, Social Welfare Committees. BETH McLELLAN-Entered from Holy Names, Cabinet, Typist, l954 Arrow, Messenger Staff, Chorus, Make-Up, Senior Commencement Committees, Purple Paw, Ski, Pep, Spade Clubs. MARGARET MEYER-Business Manager, T954 Arrow, Secretary-Treasurer, Freshman Class, Secretary, Ski Club, Advisory Board, Chairman, Senior Luncheon Committee, Student Council, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll President, Girls' Club Committees. TOO HEAVY l Left to right, Joyce Okada, Helen Kost. NEISO MOSCATEL-First Team Basketball, Third Team Football, Intramural Sports, Senior Luncheon Committee, Sophomore Representative, Chorus, Funfest. MARY ELLEN MURPHY-Band, Roil Secretary, Braun- schweig, Red Cross, P.Q., Senior Prom Committees, Mid-Winter Concert, Orchestra, Library Clerk, Gym Assistant. VERGIL MURRAY-Varsity Track and Football Man- ager, Intramural Football and Baseball, Lieutenant of School Patrol, Senior Class Representative. MICKY MUTCHLER-Chorus, Mid-Winter Concert, 4-N Club, Senior Prom, Bulletin, Gazette, P.-T. A. Com- mittees, Funfest, Operetta. ALEXANDER BRUCE MYERS--Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Band, Orchestra, Gold Seal, 100-Mile, Fishing Clubs. DAVID YASUMI NAGAI-Typist, Messenger, Movie Crew. JOSEPH S. MEZISTRANO-Gold Seal, Intramural Football, Volleyball, Track, Roll President, Class Representative, Doorman Committee Chairman. PAULA LOVERING MILES-Mid-Winter Concert, Fun- fest, Operetta, Feature Staff, Messenger, Chorus, Roll President, Honor Roll, Pep Club, G.C.O. Clerk, Senior Luncheon Committee. JOHN MILLER-President, Sophomore Class, First Team Tennis, Advisory Board, Chairman, Lunch- room Committee, Gold Seal, Intramural Basketball, Third Team Basketball, Roll President, Honor Roll, Senior Gift Committee. MICHAEL MILTEN-Entered from Balboa High, San Francisco, 4-N, Pep Clubs, Senior Play, Intramural Football, Bowling, Roll Banker, Class Representa- tive, Library Clerk. DEBORAH P. MITCHELL-Usher Committee, Funfest. MARY CATHERINE MITCHELL-Debate Team, After- School Sports, Roll Secretary, 4-N Club, Braun- schweig, Senior Night Committees. DAVID MINTZ-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Orchestra, Honor Society, Gym Checker. JOSEPH MINTZ-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Orchestra, Roll Officer, Roll Banker, Honor Society Representative, Basket Room At- tendant. NANCY MORSE-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Banker, Purple Paw, Pep Club, Girls' Club, Senior Announcements Committees. Qrf' YURIKO NAKAMOTO-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, After-School Sports, Roll Secretary, Honor Roll, Purple Paw, Art Committee. JAMES TAK NAKANO-Manager, Ping Pong Room. PATSY NAKASHIMA-Second VicesPresident, Girls' Club, Gold Seal, Funfest, Athletic Manager, G Club, Pen Staff, Honor Roll, Vocational, Ticket, Friendship Committees, Purple Paw. ROBERT LEE NEAL-First Team Football, Double Quartet, Operetta, Intramural Sports, Chorus. RUBY NELSON-Assistant Managing Editor and Copy Editor, Messenger, Vice-President, Purple Paw, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Pep, 4-N Clubs, Lions' Club Representative, Senior Announcement Com- mittee. HAROLD NESLIN-Intramural Sports, Stage Crew, Radio Club, Program, Red Cross Committees. TERI NESS-Sophomore Class Representative, Roll Banker, Ad Staff, Messenger, Act Manager, Fun- fest, Senior Prom, Junior Prom, Lost and Found, Noon Program Committees, Chorus, Operetta, JAN NEWBEGIN-Business Manager, Messenger, Sophomore, Freshman Personnel, I953 Arrow, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Student Council, Funfest, Senior Luncheon Committee, Roll President, Pep Club, Junior Class Representative. VIC F. NEWHARD-4-N, Bulldog, Pep Clubs, Funfest, Third Team Football, Intramural Football, Basket- Ball, Usher, Luncheon, Senior Commencement Committees, Senior Representative. unsgar' 'ie ., TICKET, PLEASE Left to right: Roger Kelly, Bill DuBois, Paul Mala- koff, Reese Lindquist, Art Stroud. LARRY NEWMAN-First Team Tennis, Funfest, Letter- man's Club, Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Junior and Senior Prom Committees, Junior Class Representative. MEL NICHOLSON-Gold Seal, Roll Officer, Boys' Club, Junior Prom, Lions' Club, Senior Commence- ment Committees, Hi-Y Officer. BETTY ANN NIELSEN-Business Manager, Messenger, Typist, 1954 Arrow, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Operetta, Quill and Scroll, Roll Officer, Pep Club, Senior Announcement, Girls' Club Com- mittees. HOWARD I. NISHIMURA-Gold Seal, Second Team Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Baseball, Senior Brunch Committee. SHEILA LOUISE NIXON-Pep Club, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, P.Q., Campus Committees, Feature Staff, Messenger, Office Clerk, Senior Representative. BONNIE NOLAN-Entered from Holy Names, Ad Staff, Messenger, Ski, Spode, Pep Clubs, Senior Commencement, Make-Up Committees. lm.. Q, 'T 5.-':s,,g-ff QT' EEK! A GHOST!?! Left to right: Carolyn Siostrom, Jeanette Unosawa, Jan Newbegin, Dave Comyn. RICHARD OTANI-First Team Football, Color Guard: Gold Seal, Funfest, Second, Third Team Football, Senior Class, Honor Society Representative. FRANCES OWEN-President, Purple Paw, Cabinet, Student Council, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Editor, Pen, Library Clerk. JOYCE LORRAINE PERRY-G Club, After-School Sports, Senior Class Representative, Library Clerk, Senior Night, Firland Committees. PAUL PICKARD-Messenger Staff, Golf Team, Funfest, After-School, Intramural Sports, Roll President, Sec- retary, Banker, Boys' Club Committees, Class Rep- resentative. BEVERLY PURDY-Chorus, Junior Class Representative, Gym Clerk, Senior Questionnaire, Girls' Club Committees. GLORIA RABB-Entered from Haynesville High, Louisiana, Junior Class Representative, 4-N Club, Senior Cap and Gown, Girls' Club Committees, Funfest. BERTHELMA NOLEN-Entered from Dos Polos High, California, Roll Banker, After-School Sports, Art, Health, Usher Committees, Library Clerk. IRA OAKES-First Team Football, Baseball, Second, Third Team Football, Baseball, Intramural Sports, Roll President, Junior and Senior Class Repre- sentative. JERRY O'GORMAN-Roll Banker, Third Team Football. JOYCE OKADA-Gold Seal, Funfest, G Club, Girls' Sports, 1954 Arrow, Copy Staff, Messenger, Honor Roll, Roll President, Health, Ticket Committees, President, Bellami Y-Teens. JO ANN I. OKAWA-Funfest, G Club, After-School Sports, Roll Secretary, Art, Health Committees, Office Clerk, Purple Paw. ILENE OLSON-Senior Prom, Health, Friendship, Usher Committees, Chorus, Gym Assistant. ROBERT B. OLSON-Second Team Baseball, Senior Gift Committee, Sophomore Class Representative, Intramural Sports. LEON RICHARD ORKIOLLA-Roll Vice-President, Typist, Messenger, Intramural Volleyball. NANCY OSAWA-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Vice-President, G Club, Orchestra, Roll President, 4-N Club, Senior Luncheon, Girls' Club Committees, Sophomore Class Representative. 4 JOSEPH RADINSKY-Sports Editor, Messenger, Gold Seal, Debate Team, Third Team Football, Roll President, 4-N, Pep Clubs. DICK RAHE-Sports Editor, l953 Arrow, President, Honor Society, First Team Football, Gold Seal, Second Team Track, Advisory Board, Funfest, Roll President, Student Council, Chairman, Senior Gift Committee. SHARON REEDY-Pep Club, Pen Staff, Funfest, Operetta, Sophomore Class Representative, Roll President, Campus, P.Q., Senior Luncheon Com- mittees. PAUL REIF-Radio Club. SCOTT RILEY-Funfest, Second, Third Team Football, Second Team Track, Intramural Football, Ski Club, Senior Prom, Lunchroom Committees, Pep, Moun- taineer Clubs. SAUL R.VKlN-First, Second Team Track, Intramural Sports, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Sopho- more, Junior Class Representative, Lettermen's, IOO-Mile Clubs. EDRIS A. ROBINSON-Fine Arts, Gazette, Make-Up Committees, AftervSchool Sports, Basket Room Clerk. DICK ROHRBAUGH-Intramural Sports, Ski Club, Honor Roll. EDITH RUSSAK-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Op- eretta, Business Staff, Messenger, Chorus, Ski, Pep Clubs, Standards, Personality Quotient, Senior Luncheon Committees. x 413 J.A.G. LOOKOUT Left to right: John Gustafson, Dave Nagai, Frances Owen, Howard Nishimura, Richard Hirano, Mr. Bennett. MARSHALL SACHS-Bulldog, Letterman's Clubs, First Team Football, Baseball, Gold Seal, Second Team Football, Baseball, Intramural Sports BETTY MARY SADOWSKY-Girls' Club. LEON B. SALTMAN-First Team Tennis, Bulldog Club, Funfest, Honor Society, Intramural Sports, Roll President, Usher Committee, Honor Society Repre- sentative. DAVID SALZBERG-Bulldog Club, Track Team, Third Team Football, Intramural Sports, Messenger Staff, Roll Officer, Honor Roll, Senior Class Representa- tive, Senior Questionnaire Committee, Projection Crew. NANCY SAMESHIMA-Roll Secretary, Bulletin, Health, Senior Questionnaire Committees, Sophomore Class Representative, Shorthand Club. JESSIE SANDERS-Fine Arts, P.Q., Lunchroom Com- mittees, Gym Assistant. 1-Mr fx 41 NANCY SHOJl-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Senior Class, Play, Publicity, Art Committees. Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee, Gold Seal, Funfest, Senior Chorus, Roll President, Bulldog Club, Junior Prom Committee, Junior Class Rep- resentative. JEAN MARIE SIEGENTHALER-Song Leader, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Senior Announce- ment Committee, Pep Club. CAROLYN SJOSTROM-Assistant Feature Editor, Mes- senger, Treasurer, Purple Paw, Advisory Board, Cabinet, Student Council, Funfest, Roll President, Honor Society, Pen Staff, Senior Luncheon Com- mittee. GENE SLEEPER-First Team Football, Track, Roll President, Junior Representative, Second Team Baseball, Track, Third Team Football, Track, Letterman's Club. FREDDIE SMITH-Boys' Club. KAY MARIAN SOLLY-Reporter, Business Staff, Mes- senger, Maiorette, Roll Secretary, Standards, Social Welfare, Senior Announcement Committees, Junior Representative, Pep Club. FRANK ORLO SPAETIG-First Team Football, Base- ball, Senior Publicity Committee, Roll President, Junior Class Representative, Stage Crew. KAREN ALICIA SPENCER-Mid-Winter Concert, Fun- fest, Messenger, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Make-Up, Gazette, Friendship Committees, Senior Class Rep- resentative, Study Hall Clerk. CHARLES STAHLHUT-Entered from Concordia High School, Portland, Oregon, Boys' Club. MARY ELLEN STANDEN-Gym Assistant, Braun- schweig, Make-Up, Personality Quotient, Senior Prom, Red Cross Committees, Library Clerk. JANET STEELE-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Orchestra, Band, Honor Roll, Rhythmettes. BOB SHOMLER-Hi-Y Officer, Student Council, 'W CLAIRE SAXTON-First Vice-President, Girls' Club, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Funfest, Pen Staff, Rall Presi- dent, Student Council, Senior Prom Committee, Pep Club, Purple Pow. BO3 SCHEMBS-Secretary, Sophomore Class, Vice- President, lnter-Hi Council, First Team Football, Advisory Board, Second Team Baseball, Second, Third Team Basketball, Student Council, Lunchroom, Senior Gift Committees. RALPH SCHOENFELD-First Team Tennis, Intramural Basketball, Letterman's, Pep, Ski Clubs, Roll Banker, Senior Gift Committee, Class Representative. JOHN SCHULZE-Head Manager, Football, Third Team Football, Second Team Baseball, Roll Vice- President, and President. HELGA SCHUMANN-Pep, G Clubs, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Chorus, Red Cross, Social Welfare, Friendship, Senior Courtesy Committees, Library Clerk. HERBERT SCHWARZ-Publicity and Program Choir- mon, Honor Society, Bulldog, Pep Clubs, Gold Seal, Second Team Track, lntramural Football, Band, Chairman, Usher, Doorn-an Committees, Senior Questionnaire Committee. PAT SCHWARTZ-Pep, Shorthand Clubs, Maiorette, Honor Roll, P.Q., Standards, Senior Prom, Ticket Committees, Color Guard. ILSA HELEN SELIGMAN-Senior Prom, Health Com- mittees, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Messen- ger, Pen Staff, Chorus, Roll Officer, Secretary- Treasurer, German Club, Attendance Clerk. AL SHEMARYA-Intramural Sports, Roll Banker. BARBARA STEPT-Entered from Pointloma High, San Diego, Honor Society Representative, Gold Seal, Gazette, Senior Cap and Gown Committees. MICHEL P. STERN-Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Second Team Track, Golf, Intramural Basketball, Band, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Senior Class Representative, MYRNA STERN-Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Banker, Ticket, Senior Play Publicity Committees, Honor Roll. PATRICIA ANN STILLS-Entered from Immaculate Conception High School, Usher Committee. L. ARTHUR STROUD-First Team Football, Track, Ad- visory Board, Co-Chairman, Automobile Committee, Roll Officer, Letterman's, Ski, ICO-Mile Clubs, Hi-Y, Young Life. CHARLES B. SWANSON-Second Team Golf, Intra- mural Sports, Junior Representative. AIKO TAKEMOTO-Vice-President, Shorthand Club, Refreshment Committee Chairman, G Club, Gold Seal, After-School Sports, Pep Club, Bulletin, Health, Senior Commencement Committees, Attend- ance Clerk. CAROLE TAKESHITA-'Funfest, G Club, AfterfSchool Sports, Business Staff, Messenger, Roll Officer, 4-N Club, Friendship, Health, G.C.O. Committees, Senior Class Representative. RONALD THOMPSON-Funfest, 4-N, Bowling, Pep Clubs, Hi-Y. QD' 'wal try 1: 'UM' .,-., 19- gps.. A1 CZ' ,-- fi GLADINE THYGESEN-Senior Play, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Roll President, Library Clerk, Masque and Gavel MARLENE TODD-Roll President, Secretary, Banker, Sophomore, Junior Class Representative, Junior Prom, Senior Luncheon, Girls' Club Committees, Funfest, Library Clerk. ED TORONGO-Publicity Chairman, 4-N Club, Gold Seal, Chairman, Senior Publicity Committee, Senior Play Costumes ond Publicity, Artist, Pen Staff, Honor Society, Sophomore Class Representative, B.C.O., Gym Attendant. WINIFRED I. TRIPP-Entered from Denver, Colorado, Y-Teens, Pep, Spade Clubs, Gazette, Usher, Senior Prom Committees, Gym Office Receptionist. YUKIKO TSUE-Secretary, Purple Paw, Gold Seal, Funfest, 4-N, G Clubs, Ccpy Staff, Messenger, Roll President, Art, Bulletin, Senior Luncheon Com- mittees. AMY TSUJI-Cabinet, Funfest, Manager, G Club, Copy Staff, Messenger, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, 4-N Club, Friendship, Ticket, Senior Cap and Gown Committees. EARL TURNER-Intramural Sports, Library Assistant. RICHARD ULRICH-4-N Club, Debate Team, Third Team Football. JEANETTE UNOSAWA-Business Manager, Messene ger, Secretary, Senior Class, Advisory Board, Fun- fest Manager, Roll President, Ski, Pep Clubs, Junior Prom, Girls' Club Committees, Radiance Roll. BRYAN Y. UYEDA-President, Radio Club, Funfest, Intramural Football, Band, Orchestra, Roll Secre- tary, Basket Room Attendant. DEAN UYEDA-Gold Seal, Funfesl, Roll President, Banker, Doorman Committee. ROMA-JEAN VAN WYCK-Assistant Editor, Messenger, Quill and Scroll, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Roll Officer, Purple Paw, Chairman, Senior Questionnaire Committee. pl 14' .Nth . , 'eg . M M 'S SENIOR MEN ll?!l Left to right, Kenny Waldbaum, Budd Parsons, John Burnett, Bill DuBois, Warren Brown. JANICE WISEMAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Band, Ski Club, Friendship, P.Q., Social Welfare, Senior Courtesy Committees, Junior Class Repre- sentative, Basket Room Attendant. BILL WQTTENBERG-Second Team Football, Manager, Baseball, 4-N Club, Senior Questionnaire Com- mittee. BERNIE WOLFIN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Vice-President, Band, Orchestra, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Roll Banker. JOHN DORE WONG-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Intramural Baseball, Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Roll Secretary, Cathay, Bulldog Clubs, Honor Roll. MAY WONG-Treasurer, Girls' Club, Copy Editor, Pen, Vice-President, 4-N Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Officer, Purple Paw, Student Council, Senior Commencement Com- mittee. BONG K. WOO-Gold Seal, Funfest, Mid-Winter Concert, Second Team Baseball, Layout Technician, T954 Arrow, Band, Orchestra, Cathay Club, Door- man, Usher Committees, Quill and Scroll. JOHN VON VOLKI-Entered from Seattle Prep, Boys' Club. KENNETH WALDBAUM-First Team Track, Funfest, Captain, Intramural Football and Basketball, Sec- ond Team Track, Roll Officer, Junior, Sophomore Class Representative, Pep Club, Senior Commence- ment Committee. BOBRIE LEE WARD-Lunchroom Worker, Chess Club. MELVIN WENER-Junior, Senior Class Representative. CORTEZ WHITE-Treasurer, Senior Class, Vice-Presi- dent, Junior Class, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Roll President, Student Council, Doorman, Usher, Senior Commencement Committees, Color Guard. SHIRLEY WILLIAMS-Bulletin, Lost and Found, Senior Courtesy Committees, Shorthand, Spade, Pep Clubs, Gorthians. SHIRLEY WILLUMSEN-Cabinet, Senior Play, Mid- Winter Concert, Funfest, Roll Officer, Songleader, Masque and Gavel. AUDIE WILSON-G Club, After-School Sports, Pep Club, Senior Courtesy, Social Welfare, Red Cross Committees, Study Hall Clerk. ROBIN EUGENE WILSON-Stage Crew, Senior Play, Roll Officer. v-i -..... X A GOlN' HOME Garfield students hurry to busses after a busy day. .Xs-.ati 'nd' r' as Yki ,af XXXX it FF 1 V-as-f H WHA HOPPEN? Left to right: Mr. Boitano, Dixie Lee Brown. GRACE WOO-President, G Club, Cabinet, Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Inter-Hi Council, Roll Banker, Cathay Club, Bulletin, Senior Night Com- mittees, Study Hall Clerk. AMANDA WOOD-Advisory Board, Roll Banker, Honor Roll, Shorthand Club, Red Cross, Friendship, Social Welfare, Standards, Fine Arts, Senior Cap and Gown Committees. MONICA JEANNE WOOD-Funfest, Operetta, Roll Officer, Gazette, Standards, Friendship, Social Welfare Committees, Class Representative. LOIS A. WUNDERLECH-After-School Sports, Roll President, Social Welfare Committee, Junior Class Representative, Study Hall Clerk, Gym Office, Basket Room Attendant. AUDREY YAGER-Gold Seal, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funtest, G, Pep Clubs, Masque and Gavel, Purple Paw, Friendship, Chairman, Senior Courtesy Committees. NANCY YAMASHITA-Entered from Cleveland High School, Funfest, Roll Officer, Shorthand Club, Health, Senior Questionnaire Committees. SE IOB l'l Ill Il IT! 1 0WlWIl'l'Tl'l' Fronl Row Nancy Shogi Yoshlko Hugo Second Row Darlene Brennan Jeanne lngham Ed Torongo Third Row Roger Steven Eng lllll Nl ll l 0WIYll'l'Tl'I' Fronl Row Reiko Kobayashi Mary Crockell Margarel Meyer Joyce Okada Second Row Marlene Todd Jan Newbegin Yuklko Tsue Nancy Osawo Third Row Rosemarie Dailey Paula Miles Carolyn Emmons Fourlh Row Howard Nishnmura Eddie Hiroo Neiso Moscalel Richard Hirano KNNCII 'Nl I'Wll'N'l'S l 0WlWll'l l'l'l' Fronl Row Frances Owen Beverly Ann Besnah Meredilh Ness Madeline Carroll Second Row Jean Siegenlhaler Belly Nielsen Mary Marlin Belly Lindblom Tihrd Row: Ruby Nelson Nancy Morse Marie anne Culver Kay Solly, Virginia Johnson. SENIIDII l1ll l' 1 IIRIXIITTI' I' Fronl Row: John Wong Jo Ann Alhadeff Frank Chin. Second Row: Lesler Mah Gee, Palrick Abe, David Hirano. Third Row: Reese Lindquisl, Arl Slroud, Paul Malakoff, Peler Eng. Fourlh Row: Bob Schembs, Russell Janney, Bob Olson, Dick Rahe. SENIIIII Pll0Dl FQIRIDIITTEE Fronl Row: Larry Crevin, Claire Soxlon, Rena Boker, Meredith Ness, Micky Mulchler, llsa Seligman, Pal Schwarlz, Mary Ellen Murphy. Second Row: Rulh Ann Bowers, Jeanelle Uno- sawa, Gloria Chadwick, Shirley Willumsen, Palsy Evans, Mary Ellen Slanden, Lehua Eben. Third Row: Larry Newman, Roger Kelly, Bill Hofius, Scoll Riley, Ken Glickman, Gary Barnebey. Fourth Row. Bill Campbell, Dick Hinlon, David Franco, Bob Chrislenson. C0 MITTEES l'0l,'ll'l'liSY l'0Rl3l l'I l'l'Il'I Front Row: Joyce Perry, Hannah Chinn, Mary Lu Hyde, Audie Wilson. Second Row: Audrey Yager, Gladine Thygesen, Helga Schumann, Janice Wiseman, Sema Angel. QITICSTIUNNAIIIIE l'03INlI'l l'lil'I Front Row: Jane Iwata, Nancy Yamashita, Nancy Sameshima, Betty Sadowsky. Second Row: Geraldine Butler, Beverly Purdy, Tina Chin, Roberta Lederman, Roma-Jean Van Wyck. Third Row: David Salzberg, Ronald Kogan, Herbert Schwarz, Saul Rivkin. Ill I' .XXII IEIIWVN l'0NIRll'I l'l'Il'I Front Row: Patsy Nakashima, Amy Tsuji, Carole Takeshita, Bernice Eskenazi. Second Row: Monica Wood, Johnnie Rose Guil- Iory, Gloria Robb, Amanda Wood. Third Row: Barbara Manerud, Darlene Brad- shaw, Barbara Stept, Marilyn Mayo. Fourth Row: Bob Shomler, Warren Holtz, Bill Lasley, David MahGee. SIENIUII NIIEIIT l'0DlRlI'I l'l'Il'I Front Row: Joyce Perry, Bonnie Cox, Iris Diem, Mariorie Frazier. Second Row: Roselen Graves, Leslie Cooper, Bonny Hentz, Norma Bickford. Third Row: Everett James, Herbert Mannhalt, Gary Barnebey. l'0NlDll'lN1'l'IRlEN'I' l'0RlRll'l l'l'IE Front Row: Karen Spencer, Helen Kost, Becky Eskenazy, Yuri Nakamoto, Sally Kadoshima, Aiko Takemoto. Second Row: Gail Ballinger, Bonnie Nolan, May Wong, Karen Klatzker, Myrna Stern. Third Row: Helen Martin, Ginger Lyman, Mari- lyn Kraft, Barbara Jeffries, Beth Mclellan. Fourth Row: Kenny Waldbaum, Leon Saltman, Victor Galt, Victor Newhard. HE P.-T. A. has once again concluded a successful year of work for the students here at Garfield. They strive for a better understanding between parents and teachers. They work tirelessly and unselfishly for the benefit of every Garfield youth. The P.-T. A. provides chaperones for the ski busses and takes an active part in the school athletic program. This year, the organization sponsored a scholar- ship fund and aided in the Braunschweig Exchange. School problems are presented at each meeting by two student representatives. This plan brings about a closer relationship between the parents, teachers, and student body. TYPICAL LIONS CLUB MEETINGS LIONS CL T IS indeed fortunate when a school can have a group of enthusiastic businessmen as backers for its school activities. Garfield is privileged to be associated with the Capitol Hill Lions Club. Working together, these busy men and a committee of students representing the student body, have sponsored many events and proiects for the benefit of Garfield High. Each month, this organization selects a Boy and Girl of the Month, who visit the Club for luncheon and discussion. Through this plan it is hoped to encourage student interest and pride in their community and to prepare them for a place in future civic life. AWARD RUTH ANN BOWERS Phu Beta Kappa Award BILLY CHINN Wlnner of Seattle Open Table Tennis Tournament at Y M C A Winner of Washington State Junior tltle wmner Oregon State Junlor tlt e LARRY DUGAN Second place In Garfield Extemporaneous Contest PETE ENG Phu Beta Kappa Award MARGARET HODGES and BOB HENDERSON Seattle P I Insplratlonal Awards BARBARA JEFFRIES All Cnty Elks Club Youth Leadershlp Award SALLY JARVIS Glrls first place winner at West Kootenay Inter Hugh Sk: Meet DAWN MAY Champion Ice skating National Junlor Pairs of America MARGARET MEYER Second place In slalom at West Kootenay Inter Hugh Sk: Meet JOE RADINSKY Ntnth place In Hearst Tournament of Orators DICK RAHE All clty Times Sk: Kung DOUG SMART All Cnty and All State Basketball Team ED TORONGO Regxonal Scholastnc Gold Key Award VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Second place In Washlngton State Tournament IIIINS IIIII hllll IDI- TIII' WIIINTII II! IIIID BARBARA JEFFRIES RENA BAKER CLAIRE SAXTON MAY WONG I IIINS I I I II B01 Ill' POGER KELLY PETE ENG REESE LINDQUIST JACK SCHULZE MARY MARTIN SALLY KADOSHIMA PATSY NAKASHIMA TIII' WIIINTII ARNOLD CARTER DICK CREWS BILL CAMPBELL I Illll I I . . . . . . i , . v . 1 v 1 1 1 v - A - I A A A A . L A - , , v v , , . W 4 - L 4 , 4 . A L L x TOP TE EN Garfield Seniors every sprung receive the honor of appearing on this special page set aside for them They are those students who have their class Your Arrow staff wishes to recognize their high achievement and to express confidence that they will be as successful in the future as they have been at Garfield RENA BAKER QUINCY CHIN NINA ELLINGTON Absentee CAROLYN EMMONS JOHN GUSTAFSON SALLY KADOSHIMA RUTH LEEDS MARGARET MEYER RUBY NELSON RICHARD RAHE HERBERT SCHWARTZ maintained the very highest scholastic records in I ,pr-. X: S WE, the Senior Class of 1954, prepare to leave Garfield High School, we pause to remember the late Mr. Charles Greer, head of the Industrial Arts Department. ln memory of his service to our school and community, we hereby dedicate this, the i954 Arrow. Leaving Garfield will be a sad experience for each of us. We have spent what might be called the most important four years of our lives within its portals. We have worked together as a unit disregarding color, creed, and religion. We have grown up. The days spent in high school are not always the most happy ones. However, we have learned to face the problems as they were presented. Each person has chosen his path, the field he wishes to enter, the road he is to follow. We realize that each road must fit its finder. Moreover, we believe that Garfield is a highway to life itself, for within its walls is enclosed a world in miniature. ln closing, we salute you, Garfield, and all for which you stand. THE CLASS OF l954. 130 KI KNIDYYI I IN I Wll NIN Prmlma Mr and Mrs H G Kimball The Ballard News Engravxng Mr Howard Vlerllng Arlc aft Engrax rag and Eleclrofype Company Photographs Mr RoberTL Pederson K rmell Ellis Sfudfos Cove s Mr George A Bayless Ward s Bindery . '.'I ii. 'If .' Mr. Robert McDonald r fi .ff 1 .:f.' 11 3 1.1