Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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, . I L fl ,TI .1 ' A, . sl . I . - 1' B - ro I Q' rw K 1 ew - A I ' T V' fy. N X 5 i- J 3 -. I A D -5 . 1 , A .cs 4 1 X A I N Zi A C wi 'L IV . F sg 'Q WV I ...f , I 'ls 1 fi ' 1' my J N ' X g N Q I-Ms. .

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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. J , 1 x -'J .wx .1 'P . Q. .- l, . ,nf 'U kv n-.. an A ,wx ' 1- ' ' I w 5 . kk X X , N . 5 I I I 5 I I ' ' : , . I 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 - 1 1 I st -- ur - -

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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