Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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-- '

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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 ' , ' ,