Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1959 volume:

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HIGH SCHOOL SEATTLE WASHINGTON T QW thi SX G is Si 5 ig 'wg N ARROW STAFF Editor Bill Moffett Assistant Editor Susanna Kihara Artists Joanne Arai Bettie luke Business Manager Sheila Woo Copy Jo Wickersham Mike Macleod Junior Personnel Jane Akita Senior Personnel Sandra Nakatani Layout Technicians John Michel Dick Tanabe Frank Tanaka Photographers Eugene Kano Tom Fair Glen Grosse Bill Diffenbacher Eugene Tagawa Productions Elaine Hudesman Ruth Constantine Sue Perry Boys' Sports Barry Bryant larry Mar Girls' Sports Judy Kawaguehi Typist Carolyn Mar Advisor Gerald Hardcastle ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS L 8. H PRINTING C0 Mrs. Marian Alloway Mr. Don Divine Mr. Dan Hightower MULHOLLAND STUDIOS FACULTY Mr. Joseph Marshall Mr. Jacob King QQ Lab M' f 4,5 WL M wff ,Ak-vim, ff? A f . W W 'fd fm .ff Sf 47 PRODUCTIONS ,.MwwwHM ADMINISTRATION-FACULTY l1el'e'S Wh at ORGANIZATIONS ........ 86 SPORTS ....... ...I IO DEDII MILESTONES On October 10, 1888, Mr. Hanselman was born on a farm near Georgetown, Ohio. His education began at Sinai Grade School, a one-room rural school that held him captive for eight long years. After graduation at the tender age of thirteen, he traveled to the county seat to take the qualifying examination for entrance to the class of '07 in Mt. Orab lOhiol High School. In June of the same year he graduated, the young Mr. Hanselman set out with a sheepskin in one hand and a suitcase in the other to enroll in the Summer School of Ohio Northern University. By not pausing even for vacations, the year-round scholar was able to graduate in three years. Pictures of big, red and iuicy Jonathan apples attracted our future principal to Ellensburg, where he first made up his mind to teach. Apparently he enioyed the hunting and fishing in Central Washington, because he stayed at Ellensburg High until 1915, when the bright lights of the big city attracted him to the shores of Elliott Bay. His first assignment in Seattle was to teach Physics at Broadway, at that time the largest high school l28OO studentsl in the state. ln 1920, Mr. Hanselman's good friend, George Porter, invited him to teach Math at the brand new East High, then a small wooden building located on the left corner of the present campus. In Autumn of 1922, the small building was named James A. Garfield High School, the present building was completed, and Mr. Hanselman became Head of the Math Department. When the office of vice-principal was created in 1926, Mr. Porter once again called on his trusted friend to fill a vacancy. Upon the retirement of Mr. Porter in 1941, Mr. Hanselman became principal. TRIBUTE Mr. Hanselman, along with the graduating class of l959, will walk the halls of Garfield for the last time this year, Every closet and corner of this building is familiar to him, iust as every person who ever went to Garfield is familiar with his extraordinary vitality and look of determination that quickly fades into a friendly chuckle. Through the Roaring Twenties, the hard Depression years, turbulent World War ll and the Cold War, his responsibility for the welfare and education of Garfield students has grown, iust as the school has grown. In his early years at Garfield, Mr. Hanselman realized that the special quality of education Garfield provides is the result of something more than classrooms, teachers, laboratories, and books. lt is determined also by intangible factors: spirit, tradition, atmosphere, and experience. One cannot adequately describe such complex intangibles in a few words, but Mr. Hanselman's goal has always been to make --the Garfield spirit one of tolerance, independence, and respect for the individual, --the Garfield tradition one of good teaching and scholarship, --the Garfield atmosphere one of purposefulness within an informal, friendly student-teacher relation- ship, --the Garfield experience a powerful influence for maturity through learning and living for three years with students from diverse backgrounds. For every studentand faculty member who wanted it, Mr. Hanselman has had a sympathetic ear. But he has given much more to us: valuable experience in learning and working with others, in learning how to manage affairs demo- cratically, and in developing capacity for scholarship and leadership. He has stretched and challenged us to make the most of our abilities for the sake of ourselves and what we can give to the world of the future. He has dedicated his life to education. We of the i959 Arrow Staff dedicate this yearbook to him. -D 'I X153 ' X ,-., v Q ' 'x x Q5 foo C3 ,. Q, 1 X yidvx 'Zig-.SY avg L- Lk L!! NK Ni 5 xl nk I I mn, s. . X - f' V 7 hx W f X fb ,Adj acuity administration Ll-lclgv. ff T' WN-... DMINISTR TIO E. E. HANSELMAN JOHN MAXEY Principal Vice-Principal DORIS CUFF Attendance XX MARGARET SEMMENS , 1,- KATHERINE MARSHALL Study Hall AMANDA WOOD Counselor's Clerk Head Clerk GLORIA NAKAMURA Assistant Clerk WINIFRED STRAUB Library Clerk COOKS A D CUSTODIANS Q First Row: Marguerite Herrman, Mildred Payne and Charlotte Schulz. Second Row: Alice Huseman, Flor- ence Hutchins, Esther Knox, Head Cook, and Bessy Nuber. Our cooks were a magical group of women. lt took an oversized hat for these magicians to perform the miracles of the lunchroom each day, but miracles they did perform, and the long lines of ravenous sudents attested to the fact. Five days a week for the entire school year, a sample of their artistry in the kitchen could be bought for iust 35c a meal. Walter Lightner LeRoy lotz Roy Sand William Griffith Gerald Harman Robley Jackson Harold Guernsey Esther Stoffer Lloyd Gamble Have broom, do travel was the motto of our custodial crew. They also used wrenches, Screwdrivers, and other tools from the do-it-yourself toolroom. The custodians hada cure-all for every crippled obiect: leaky pipes, sputtering radiators, or faulty thermostats. The school mat- ron kept our windows and water fountains clean. Mr. Gamble, head custodian, was known by all for his friendly words and helping hands, typifying the Garfield Spirit. ll ii ' if iwr F CULTY clit Joseph Betz Mathematics Jane Burrough Language Arts l2 Ella Atterberry Nurse Marianne Blenkinsop Edith Calder N . Commercial Science John Boitano Physical Education Parker Cook Music :K- Mildred Bell Girls' Advisor - ' W Q Richard Bennett Mathematics .eaqgisw Patricia Bergstrom H ' ,W Language Arts f A A Nici - Jean Burns Home Economics Mary Ethel Dixon Language Arts Warren Hazzard Language Arts Carl Foulk Language Arts Norman Hovland Head, Industrial Arts Gerald Hardcastle Social Studies Jean Hunt Home Economics Ruth Deetz Counselor Jean Deguchi Physical Education Lou Ella Hart Head, Social Studies 2' Edward Deligan Commercial L Ralph Hayes Social Studies l3 Ruth Isaacs Language Arts Martha Johnson Science Roy Kellogg Industrial Arts Eva Jurgensohn and John Hlnrichs Wilma Lind Language Arts - if- Physical Education 14 i I4 Forrest Keyes Driver Education Jacob Klng Industrial Arts 35' A Ruth londean Libra rian Solvelg Lundberg Foreign Language i Carlton Smith Music Norman Lusk Commercial Thomas Brongan Mathematics Joseph Marshall Photography Mary Mason Foreign Language I5 James Mount Head, Science Joan Merrifield Mathematics .,,,, Wir: Robert Pevonak Language Arts Ruth Nystrom y 'F rt Virginia Olmstead . Harold Meyer Boys' Advisor - . Social Studies it Luther More Study Hall Foreign Language Ae Ronald Patnoe Science 7 Q H'-K as S L- . ig John Putnam Science l6 H555 ,H If , Dee Pinkerton Social Studies John Polikowsky Crafts 'X Henry Peters Social Studies I l ,qx 1' Terry Shimomura Commercial Avy Donald Urwiler Science Alice Simondet Language Arts Bruce Wilson Science Elizabeth Schoeppel 5 to Margaret Roberts Social Studies 1 wk - aiza Annabelle Shaw Social Studies X Head, Commercial Helen Shelton Foreign Language Joseph Steele-Shaw Language Arts Claude Wilson Head, Language Arts Duane Strmden Social Studies Robert Tate Health Education l7 3 ki ar , f 1 ' ---Ni... a ,,,,,... 1 1 QE.. K pe arm el fr tj 1 it W 67' ' LB fl 'X fi 1 1 5'- ,. gm af f' ' I -i- f MRS. LUNDBERG Advisor ,? ii ii i -4 T 1 f w.. 1 Q 9 it f 9 1 DICK HANSON President i X 1 13 i yo if Q 'QUE' 5 LF 5 SENIOR CLASS To live, live, live! . . . was Auntie Mame's motto and also that of the 1959 Senior Class. At the same time, however, they had to pass, pass, pass! Sandwiched in between finals, term papers, and achievement tests, the sen- iors found time to live it up at the Football Victory Dance, the annual Senior Brunch, andthe unforget- ta b l e Commencement and 3 Prom. As the seniors sang the Alma Mater for the last time, they knew that doors they nev- er dreamed ex- isted w o u l d soon be op- FRANK STULL ening for Vice-President Th e m . i f? f H l s y Hznscim LAwsoN N A exp yi Secretary s '41- ROYAL SNYDER ima gt -ir- N , in vim, ' Mya- - ,Sign Treasurer , F5 5 B.C.O. JIM AKITA-Honor Society- Intramurals- 4N Club. FRANK ABELLERA-Third Team Football, Junior Representative, Stage Crew, 5 DAVE ALEXANDER-Roll Banker, 4N Club. mittees, Studio Players. DON ANDERSON-Mid-Winter DAVID ARAI-Varsity Football, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Color Guard, Lion's Club Student Committee. SUMI ARIMA-Intramural Basketball, Roll President, 4N, Photography Clubs, Junior, Senior Representative, Stage Crew. MARY ARNETT-Transferred from Mercer Island High School, Funfest, Girls' Club Representative, Study Hall Clerk, Attendance Office Helper. STEVE BALCOS-Second Team Track, Senior, Junior Committees. EDWARD BALL-Third Team Football, Second Team Track, Honor Society, Junior Dance Committee, Senior Night, Brunch, Prom Committees. JOHN BANKS-Camera Club. 1? , Purple Paw- Pen Staff- Girls Ski Team. ' .feiii-fffkf . g T' ' f 1- :Q gf' ' WL 9 wt - ' f ' SUSIE BELL-Songster, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Chairman E Senior Commencement, Gift Committees, Honor ESTHER BENEZRA-Gold Seal: Society Representative, Senior Representative, 4N, Art Clubs. JUAN BENNETT-Pen Staff, Mid-Winter Concert, Third Team Football, Senior Band, Secretary, Photo Club, Art Club. , BOB BERG-Honor Society, Lunchroom Committee. ERNIE ALEXANDER-Varsity Baseball, Basketball, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Con- cert, Funfest, Roll Officer, Senior Night Committee. JOEY ALHADEFF-Junior Play, Funfest, Golf Team, Senior Night, Luncheon Com- Concert, Funfest, Senior Band, Orchestra. OSSIE ASPHY-Mid-Winter Concert, Usher, Minute, Health Committees, Senior Commencement, Cap 81 Gown Committees, Senior Representative. BUD BAETZ-Yell Team, Co-Chairman, Senior Night Committee, Bulldog Club, Roll Officer, Junior Class Committee, Junior Representative. RICHARD BAILEY-Intramurals, Roll Officer, Clerk, Metal Shop. -1 BILL BARR-Mid-Winter Concert- Senior Band- Orchestra, 4N Club. . DON BARRETT-Treasurer Freshman Class- Head Football, Track Manager, Ad- visory Board- Bulldog Club- Student Council Committee, Hi-Y. , Senior Prom Committee, FREDRHOL BERRYSMITH-Boys' Club. mittee, Junior Representative. Committees, 4N Club. JOE BOYD-Varsity Track, Senior Play, Funfest, Third Team Football, Roll Officer Class Representative, Hand Book Committee. SHARON LEE BRASHEN-Gold Seal, Chairman, Senior Gift Committee, Funfest Chairman, Honor Society Program Committee, Roll Officer, Standards Com mittee, Junior Representative. BEVERLY BRIGHT-Cabinet, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, After School Sports, G Club, Roll Officer, Junior Dance, Proiect Committees, Senior Announce- ment Committee. REVELE BISHOP-Vice-President, Purple Paw, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest P.Q., Bulletin Committees, Junior Prom Committee, Senior Proiect Com BONNIE BORGERSEN-Funfest, Roll Officer, Senior Prom, Proiect, Luncheon Hall Clerk. Choraleers. JULIANNE BRODINE-Social Welfare Committee, Library Representative, Study ' J A FOSTER BROWN-Varsity Golf, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Intramurals , P' z ' HARVEY BROWN-Second Team Tennis, Roll Officer, Senior Announcement Com :B 1 HW mittee, Pep Club. Raymond, Sally, Helen and Mary, Bulldog Pepsters, relax as Helen tells.of her date last night. JESSE BROWN-Boys' Club. RONNIE BUREN-Mid-Winter Concert, Messenger, Track, Basketball, Senior Band, Chorus, Roll Officer, Junior Achievement. JoHN sunk:-Boys' club. Room aukton-Boys' Club. BARRY BRYANT-Varsity Track, Chairman, Junior Class Committee, Sports Ed itor, 1958, 1,959 ARROW, Roll President, Senior Prom Committee Public Relations Committee, Lettermen's Club. BRUCE BRYANT-Varsity Football, Track, Third Team Football, Roll Officer Lettermen's Club, Senior Prom Committee, Senior Representative, Hi Y ' i' '1 , , JACK BUTTNICK-Roll Officer, Honor Society, Activity Card Committee, Audio- Visual Squad, Locker Room attendant. MICHAEL CADDEN-Grounds Committee, Senior Proiect, Commencement Com- mittees, Stage Crew, Usher Squad, B.C.O. LYNN CALDWELL-Mid-Winter Concert, Manager, Third Team Football, Intra- n1uLals, Senior Band, Honor Society, Boys' Club Grounds Committee, Radio A g C 1 ' U . L LEONA MARIE CARTER-Mid-Winter Concert, Health, Usher, Scrapbook Com- mittees, Junior Dance Committee, Cap and Representative. JEWEL CHANEY-Girls' Club. FRANCES CIIING-Junior Publicity Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Usher Committee, Libra ry Representative. RENEE CAPELOTO-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Roll Banker, Girls' Club Com- mittees, 4N Club, Senior Prom Committee. PAUL CARACO-Funfest, Third Team Football, Roll President, Junior Repre- sentative. JUDY CARP-Co-Editor, June, 1958 Pen, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funfest, Senior Commencement Committee. Gown Committee, Senior AURELIE CHINN-Funfest, Roll President, 4N, Cathay, Spade Clubs. DONALD CHINN-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Photographer, 1958 ARROW, Band, Honor Society, Cathay Club, Honor Society Representative. IIANSING CHINN-Cathay Club, Junior Representative. Cathy Jordan and Billy Hilliard tastefully remind Mr. Hanselman that he's not getting any younger. LANCING CHINN-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Messenger, Second Team Golf Third Team Football, Senior Band, Senior Prom Committee. VIRGINIA CHINN-Girls' Club Secretary, Cathay Club, Advisory Board, Gold Seal Purple Paw, Funfest, Typist, T958 ARROW. VIRGINIA CIIOHLIS-Pen Staff, Senior Publicity, Commencement Committees, Senior Representative. VANCE CLIPSON-Track, 4N Club. BARBARA COHEN-Treasurer, Purple Paw, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funfest, Voca- tional Committee. JERRY COLLINS-Boys' Club. WILMA JEAN CLAGG-Roll Officer, Usher, Social Welfare Committees, 4N Club, Junior Representative, Library President, All-City Library President. RAYMOND CLARK-Yell King, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Senior Night, Cap and Gown Committees, Junior Representative. ROY CLEWIS-Funfest, Intramurals, Roll Officer, Traffic Safety Committee. S le'i' ERIC CORNELIUSSEN-Secretary, Bulldog Club, Chairman, Cap and Gown Com- C yigggg mittee, Usher Captain, Hi-Y. fi ROGER CROSHAW-Varsity Baseball, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Second Team -' Baseball, Third Team Basketball, Band, Roll Officer. nl JACK DAY-Second, Third Team Football, Baseball, Senior Class Committee. The Purple Paw witches brew a magic potion to insure Garfield's victory over Lincoln. k BILL DIXON-Funfest, Third Team Basketball, Senior Night Committee, Hi-Y, Library Clerk. CHEVY DODD-Student Director, 1959 Funfest, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Junior Proiect Committee, Purple Paw, Student Council, Productions, T958 ARROW. HARVEY DODSON-Boys' Club. MAUREEN DEMPSEY-Treasurer, International Relations Committee, Cabinet, Copy Editor, Messenger, Senior Gift Committee. DAVE DILLON-Varsity Football, Track, Second Team Baseball, Football, Third Team Football, Senior Luncheon Committee. ANN DENNEN-Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funfest, Business Manager, Pen, Roll Officer. PATRICIA DOHERTY-Roll Officer, All-City P.-T.A. Committee, Study Hall Clerk. JOHN C. DOUGLAS-Yell Team, Intramural Basketball, Senior Announcement, Night Committees, Junior Representative. I.OlA DOVER-Son Leader- Mid-Winter Concert- Funfest- Choraleers- Roll Of- g I I I I ficer, Senior Class Committee, Girls' Club Representative. CHARLES DREILING-Inter-High Executive Council, Vice-President, Hi-Y, Gold Seal, President, Roll Presidents, Co-Chairman, Junior Dance Committee. MIKE DRUXMAN-Senior Play, Studio Players, Spring Play. CAMILLE DUETT-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Funfest, Business Manager, 1958 Pen, Standards, Minute Committees, Junior Representative. STUART DUPEN-Second, Third Team Track, Senior Night Committee. EVEY EASTERN-Gold Seal, Funfest, Messenger, Senior Luncheon Committee, 4N Club. JOSEPH EGAN-Boys' Club. ... if fgffm' .AZVV 2-.,fff L : ZH 1 -, ,. . . .l, b ' -5 '--- flag!! . Kizfgfyl' ,:3',l?,--:fag ' . tried. MICKEY ElI.IS-Varsit , Second Team Baseball, Third Team Football, Basketball, Y Intramurals, B.C.0., Audio-Visual Squad. BRUCE ENG-Funfest, Cathay Club, Senior Representative. HAZEL ENG-Gold Seal, All-City Assistant Business Manager, Messenger, G 'S Club, Roll Officer, Cathay Club. nga? W' e L5 3:51 2099: w'fN X W . ..alt , ' x RAYMOND ENG-Gold Seal, Funfest, Cathay Club. fra'Afi!-'JZJXK -7 24. 'L Mr. Bennett sheepishly admits failure after try- ing his hand at the slide rule. WelI, at least I 15 Nlsw' MAXINE ERVIN-Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, Roll Officer, Junior Dance, Senior Prom, Cap and Gown Committees, G.C.O., Usher, Health Committees. RON ERVIN-Varsity Football, Baseball, Second, Third Team Football, Baseball, Lettermen's Club, Class Representative, Lunchroom Staff. e ,, I DOUG FARRELL-Secretary, Hi-Y, Varsity Track, Second Team Football, Roll Officer, Senior Commencement Committee. LYNN FERNALLD-Scrapbook, Junior Proiect, International Relationship, Senior Gift Committees, Class Representative. GLORIA FINLSTER- G Club, Roll Banker, P.-T.A., Social Welfare, Usher Com- mittees, 4N Club. I fit. KAY ESAKI-Songster, Gold Seal, Funfest, Business Manager, Messenger, After School Sports, Roll Secretary, Senior Class Committee. MAX EVERETT-Varsity, Second Team Track, 4N Club, Messenger. TOM FAIR-Photographer, 1959 ARROW, Second Team Basketball, Track, Third Team Basketball, Football, Roll Officer, Class Representative. 1 SAUNDRA FISCHLER-Girls' Club Committees, Senior Commencement Committee, Studlent Council Handbook Committee, Sophomore Representative, Library Cler . CHARLES FISHER-Senior Gift, Prom Committees, Camera Club. WAYNE FOLEY-Varsity Tennis, Advisory Board, Senior Play, Roll President, Student Council Committee, Senior Gift Committee, Junior Representative. Glen Grosse and Beverly Freeman, dressed in Com- mencement attire, proudly stand by the 1957 V, Senior Gift, a plaque dedicated to James A. K, 1 . l, i'i 5 7' I . ,,,,.,-, l.- 'f' ' ti 1 I mf were -. C f l I 'Ti -'... f,, . ,., A BILL FRENCH-Bulldog Club, Layout Technician, 1958 ARROW, Second Team Track, Roll President, Junior Prom, Senior Commencement Committees, Hi-Y, Funfest. NORMA FRIESE-Funfest, Roll Officer, Junior, Senior Publicity Committees, Standards Committee, AN Club, Nurse's Aide. ELSA FRITZNER-Funfest, 4N Club, Junior Dance, Senior Proiect, Luncheon Com- mittees, Sophomore Representative. RUBY FOSTER-Pen, Manager, After School Sports, Usher, Health, Junior Dance Committees, G.C.O. GAIL FRANZKE-Secretary, Student Council, Gold Seal, Chairman, Junior Prom Committee, Purple Paw, Messenger, Roll President, Inter-High Represen- tative. BEVERLY FREEMAN-Managing Editor, Spring Messenger, Editor, Messenger, Gold Seal, Purple Paw, Chairman, Senior Commencement Committee, Vice- President, G Club, Student Council. - 1 .1 I 'I l 3 3 3 Q 2 l i 5 s A li if ., -.. tr A ,..., C HARRY FURER-Boys' Club. LORA GANTT-Mid-Winter Concert, After School Sports, Usher Committee, Senior Prom, Cap and Gown, Announcement Committees, 4N Club. JUDY GATES-Gold Seal, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Band, Or- chestra, All-City High School Band. JENNIE GEARHART-Senior Night Committee, Junior Representative, Study Hall Clerk, Lunchroom Cashier. Z , JEFF GEIBEL-Publicity Chairman, 1959 Funfest, Second Team Tennis, Senior Prom, Junior Dance, Assembly Committees, Senior Representative. ROBERT GIBSON-Baseball, Second, Third Team Football, Track. Q,- gs.-Q. GEORGIA GOINS-Mid-Winter Concert, Cap and Gown, Announcement Com- H N , mittees 'tfkgffft . N . CLAUDE GOLD-Gold Seal, Roll Banker, Honor Society Representative, Cap and in ffl Gown, Senior Prom Committees, 4N Club. . Si BONNIE GOLDSMITH-Transferred from Bellevue, Funfest, Senior Prom Com- X i . mittee, Spades, G.C.O. 3 t ., DELORES GRIMSRUD-Funfest, Messenger, Roll Banker, Junior Publicity Com- mittee, Senior Commencement, Girls' Club, Student Council Committees. GLEN GROSSE-Photographer, l959 ARROW, Hi-Y. EUGENE GROSZ-Secretary-Treasurer, Sophomore Class, Varsity Baseball, Advis- ory Board, Senior Class Committee Chairman, Roll Officer, Hi-Y, Senior Representative. Helen Kihara and Bob McCutchan look on as Hunter Hill measures how much room Susanna Kihara's brain has to work in. -- . 1-sara.: 'ia JSI BRUCE GUTHRIE-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Choraleers. MARY HAMADA-Songster, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Funfest, Senior Class Project, Gift Committees, Maiorette. BOB HANDLIN-Track, Funfest, Roll Officer, Senior Committee. - is All TIM HANSEL-President, Sophomore Class, Varsity Football, Basketball, Tennis, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, President, Student Council, President, Roll Presidents. DICK HANSON-President, Senior Class, President, Treasurer, Ski Club, Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Roll President, Student Council. IRENE HARADA- G Club, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Junior Proiect, Senior Brunch, Red. Cross, Health Committees. L N BEATRICE HARDY-Make-Up, Junior Prom Committees, Class Representative, Library Clerk. 4' BILL HARRIS-Varsity, Second Team Track. JIM HARRIS-Second Team Track. N' y CWM ' J THEODORE HARRIS-Bulldog Club, Second Team Track, Senior Proiect, Cap and .3 Gown, Gift Committees. 5 ' CLYDE J. HAYDEL, .lR.-President, Debate Team, Senior Band, Chess Club, Senior 'E ' .qw Representative, 4N Club. .IANICE HEALEY-Funfest, Roll Officer, P.-T.A., Friendship, Make-Up, Activity Card, Senior Luncheon Committees, 4N Club, Color Guard, International Q Relations Organization. M it 41 KAREN HELLMUTH-Funfest, Luncheon, Activity Committees. JANICE E. HENRY-Funfest, G Club, Gazette, Minute Committees, 4N, Braun- schweig Clubs. BOBBY HICKS-Senior Play. vyyy K N, M4 BILLY RAY HILL-Second Team Track, Intramural Basketball. 't gg .v 6. 4 S HUNTER HILL-Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee, Bulldog Club, Funfest, . . I N 5 Honor Society, Hi-Y. V BILLY W. HILLIARD-President, Boys' Club, Vice-President, Sophomore Class, Varsity Football, Baseball, Bulldog Club, Senior Play, Funfest. 5 'wt CHARLES HINCKEL-Funfest, Assistant Sports Editor, Messenger, Swim Team y 4N Club. ' .... JANICE HING-Advisory Board, Funfest, G Club, Roll Officer, Senior Prom, W ll -- Secretariat Committees, 4N, Cathay Clubs, Junior Representative. LOIS HIRAI-Transferred from Franklin, Honor Society, Class Representative JOYCE HIRAOKA- G Club, Roll Officer, Gazette, Student Council, Cap and Gown Committees, 4N, Spades Clubs. FRED HOFFMAN-Bulldog Club, Track, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Student Council, Publicity, Senior Prom Committees, Senior Representative. ISAMU HOIDA-Hi-Y, Boys' Club. Senior Brunch, Gift Committees, Red Cross, Campus Committees. f 4 Aww' f .s ii K JULIAN HOOK-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Second Team Baseball, 1 Double Quartet, Senior Representative. en' f BRUCE HOPPMAN-Boys' Club. . x I if ' 1 JOYCE HOSHINO-Vice-President, Spade Club, Messenger, Roll Officer, Honor 'H 1 -' palm Society, Girls' Club Committees. .r WS xx A Tom HOWARD-Mid-Winter Concert, Senior Band, Roll Banker, chess club. TT ii. I ELAINE HUDESMAN-Editor, June T958 Pen, President, Purple Paw, Quill and f K fr? Scroll, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior Commencement Committee, Pro- ae Q fi' ductions Editor, 1959 ARROW, Lions Club Student Committee. ' - . EARLIE L. HUDSON-Senior Play, Third Team Football, Track, Intramural Basket- ' ball, Senior Gift Committee, Lunchroom. Q HN BUZ HUMPHREY-President, Bulldog Club, Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Second , Team Track, Third Team Basketball, Honor Society,,Chairman, Junior Deco- K rations, Senior Proiect Committees. b W,., SHINYA ICHIKAWA-President, Junior Class, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, g 'inc kai at Roll President, Orchestra, Student Council. j' DOUG IKEGAMI-Mid-Winter Concert, Intramurals, Band, Roll Officer, Senior A ' ' Gift Committee, 4N Club, Honor Society. ti' LLOYD INCOUIYE-President, T958 Math Club, Roll Officer, Senior Representative, at 4N u . ll Ls TONY ISRAEL-Intramural Basketball, AN, Camera Clubs. MARION IWAGO-President, G Club, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Stu- + swf dent Council, Junior Project Committees. BETTY GEAN JOHNSON-Social Welfare, Usher, Health, Lunchroom Committees, Junior Publicity Committee. ' ELAINE JOHNSON-Mid-Winter Concert, All-City Ad Manager, Messenger, Roll r . . President, Secretary, Lost and Found, Assembly Committees, 4N Club- Senior Representative. '- SAM JONES-Varsity Track, Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, 4N Club. ,, .Q 1' dl' SZ' cAn-nr JoRnAN-President, Girls' cloo, Advisory Board, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Honor Society, Student Council Committee, Funfest. GEORGE JOSEPH-Boys' Club. DONALD JUE-4N Club. A A '11 SILAS JUE-Treasurer, Cathay Club, Advisory Board, Co-Chairman, Senior An- nouncement Committee, Bulldog Club, Funfest, Color Guard, Student Council. 'w GEORGE JUSTIN-Varsity Football, Second, Third Team Football, Track, Second Team Baseball. JULIANNE KANNO- G Club, Social Welfare, Senior Brunch Committees. 1 .,....,, fs Q Nj ,gg ffgjfl A , Q -- -f T. 2 of . , mt . , -Wwe , Zin 'I . as ,A E, . J X aw, A l EUGENE KANO-Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Head Photographer, 1959 ARROW, Stage Crew. HA LIBBY KATAOKA- G Club, Lost and Found, Fine Arts, Red Cross Committees, . V X M 4N, Spades Clubs. MARY KENNEDY-Funfest, Roll Officer, Art Committee, Senior Cap and Gown, Prom Committees, 4N, Pep Clubs, Study Hall Clerk. 49 1 HELEN KIHARA-Advisory Board, Songleader, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Sopho- more Class Committee, Purple Paw, Typist, 1958 ARROW, Chairman, Stu- ' ,,,, dent Council Committee. ' ',,.y llll SUSANNA KIHARA--Assistant Editor, 1959 ARROW, Junior Personnel, 1958 - ' ARROW, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Junior Publicity Com- mittee, Purple Paw, Assistant Editor, Messenger. AKIKO KIKUCHI-Gold Seal, Business Staff, Messenger, Junior Proiect Com- mittee, Senior Gift Committee, Minute Committee, Senior Representative. , t f J l E t lf: x 1 1 of 5 if H., BARBARA ANN KNISLEY-Mid-Winter Concert, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Com- S g y 1 mittees, Senior Announcement Committee, Spades Club, Girls' Club Rep- QA ' resentative, Library, Study Hall Clerk. 1 1 HERBERT KNITTLE-Basketroom Attendant. JEIN KOKORISS-Choraleers, Funfest, Usher Committee. ' l Q. 1 s .J 'L' John Boitano's fan club greets the classic profile. 1 . HARUMI KOYAMA-After-School Sports, Roll Officer, Lost and Found, Fine Arts . I x. QA... Committees, Senior Cap and Gown, Commencement Committees. ' fn- ,V . A HENRY KOYANO-Intramural Basketball, Handbook Committee, Stage Crew. N N, '55 A. kv MIKE KROHN-Varsity Baseball, Second Team Baseball, Roll Officer. 1 . y 1 3 ' 1 .-.f Q 'I Q Q FRANCES. KUBO-Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Purple Parw, Funfest, Publicity ht' Chairman, Student Council, Senior Luncheon Committee, Red Cross Com- mittee. REEVA LAMB-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Choraleers, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Bulletin, P.T.A., Junior Publicity Committees, Maiorette. HANNELORE LANGANKA-International Relations, Health Committees, 4N, Pho- tography Clubs, Library Representative. 9 yg A 1 wig s f. 1 gag get A i t J ii s .eb 'ft g, HERSCHEL LAWSON-Secretary, Senior Class, Manager, Football, Gold Seal, Co- !! Chairman, Sophomore Commencement Committee, Bulldog Club, Funfest, - 2321? -' 'Y Messenger. . SANDI LAX-Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior Secretariat Committee, 1958 Spring F fl' . Play, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Honor Society Representative. K PAUL LAYTON-Varsity Football, Track, Funfest, Second Team Baseball, Track, . Third Team Football. LESLIE LEAVITT-President, Studio Players, 1959 Funfest Committee, Junior Dance, Senior Proiect Committees, Student Director, Senior Play, Junior Representative, Junior Play. LANA LEDERMAN-Assistant Editor, T958 Pen, Corresponding Secretary, Purple Paw, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Co-Chairman, Senior Secretariat Committee, Messenger. Fir' ir- TIM LEFFLER-Vice-President, Studio Players, Senior Play, Funfest, Roll Officer, Senior Proiect Committee, Junior Representative. 4 MICHAEL S. LEVIEN-Secretary-Treasurer, International Relations Committee, Gold Seal, Senior Commencement, Cap and Gown, Prom, Gift Committees, Junior Proiect Committee, AN Club Representative, Audio-Visual Proiec- tion Crew. BILL LEVINE-Third Team Football, Roll Officer, Senior Night, Commencement Committees, 4N, Hi-Y Clubs, Junior Representative. LARRY LIEF-President, Radio Club, Manager, Football, 4N Club. Garfield's Unsung Heroes, the Usher Squad, in a moment of calm before the storm. is BILLY LISCO-Head Manager, Track, Photography Club. MELINDA LOCKE-Vice-President, Cathay Club, Advisory Board, Purple Paw, Funfest- Typist Messenger, Roll Officer, Senior Commencement Committee. SHELDON L00-Boys' Club. DAN LOUIS-Stage Crew, Funfest Committee. BETTY J0 LOWE-Health, P.Q., Social Welfare, Usher Committees. 9 6- Paw, Funfest, Messenger, Artist, 1959 ARROW. 2 A X... .ss f 'S S 2' 9 L 5 , U' S, 'Na BETTIE LUKE-Treasurer, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Purple ,X l CHUCK LYFORD-Roll Officer. AL MAIMON-Gold Seal, Sports Editor, Messenger, Roll Officer, Math, Chess, 4N Clubs, Junior Representative, Student Government Chairman, Student Council. SHARRY MALTBY-Usher, Campus, Scrapbook, Social Welfare, Fine Arts Com- mittees, Study Hall Clerk, G.C.O. Attendant, Nurse's Helper. cARoLYN MAR-Funfest, Typist, 1959 ARROW, cs Club, Fine Arts, Red crass, g I FANNIE MANNING- G Club, Lost and round, Social Welfare Committees, 4N ff as Club, Class Representative. , 'I if fi. -L JOANNE MANNING-Secretary, G Club, Cabinet, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Q Q 'ff Officer, Honor Society, Standards, Minute, Lost and Found Committees. l' R ., , is ' b Y Representative. Campus Committees, Senior Prom, Commencement Committees, Girls' Club I 3 Ron Ervin and Terry Jeans slyly ask Anyone for I in! seconds? J . az.- M Z 57146 f . .4 'QC' W , P - ' .a- S. L V, LINDA MAY MATSON-Senior Prom Committee, Braunschweig, Usher Commit- tees, Study Hall Clerk, Lunchroom. RICKY MAYO-Roll President, Golf Team, Messenger, Senior Night, Gift Com- mittees, Sophomore, Junior Representative. .IEANETTE MEAGHER-Secretary, Purple Paw, Chairman, Senior Class Proiect Committee, Senior Play, Program Chairman, I958 Funfest, Editor, Messen- ger, Spring Play. ' .l MAE MAR-Treasurer, Girls' Club, Treasurer, Junior Class, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Copy, I958 ARROW, Student Council. SUNG MAR-Second Team Track, Intramural Basketball, Math Club. DOROTHY MARLER-Mid-Winter Concert, Operetta, Advanced Choir. 4 9 ALVIN R. MARSHALL-Secretary-Treasurer, Camera Club, Manager, Track, Roll Officer, Junior Representative. NORMAN MARTENSON-Vice-President, 1958 Camera Club, Photographer, I958 ARROW, Audio-Visual. ROBERT MARTIN-Track, Intramurals, Band, Junior Prom Committee, AN Club, Activity Card Committee. ilff L x ANITA MERRELL-President, International Relations Committee, Gold Seal, Senior- Play, Senior Brunch Committee, 4N Club. JOHN MICHEL-Layout Technician, 1958, 1959 ARROW, Second Team Track, Senior Prom Committee. MONROE MILES-Varsity Track, Third Team Football, 4N Club. mittee, Class Representative, 4N Club. Bulldog Club, Funfest, Roll Officer, 4N Club. senger, Band, Roll President, Senior Dance Committee. BILL MOFFETT-Editor, 1959 ARROW, President, Ski Club, Quill and Scroll, Gold Seal, Chairman, Senior Commencement Committee, Bulldog Club, Roll Pres- ident, Student Council. DAN MONTGOMERY-Varsity Basketball, Bulldog Club, Messenger, 'Roll Pres- ident, Senior Night Committee, Junior Representative, Traffic Safety Com- mittee. CHARLENE MOORE-Funfest, G Club, Health, Make-Up, Social Welfare, Lost and Found Committees, Senior Prom Committee, Girls' Club Representative. V. Garfield photographers enthusiastically get ready to shoot the attractive Miss Washington of 1958. imc MoReANeRollPresiaem. iisi ' V mtv MomKAwA-Fail Messenger, senior Publicity, Cap and Gown Commit- jf-N - ' tees, Red Cross, Fine Arts Committees, Spade, 4N Clubs. PHIL MORRISON-Gold Seal, Bulldog Club, Roll President, Senior Gift Committee, Senior Representative, Student Council. BARBARA MILLER-Songster, Funfest, After School Sports, Junior Dance Com- CHARLES MITCHELL-Vice-President, Student Council, Varsity Football, Track, THANE MITCHELL-Bulldog Club, Senior Play, Funfest, Sports' Staff, Fall Mes- LQ 'A f' NX.. E i 6 X iff ' Y - 1 YQ. as DENNIS MOSER-Varsity Track, Senior Committees. DAVID MOSLER-Varsity Football, Track, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Second, Third Team Football, Roll Officer, Chairman, Boys' Club Lunchroom Com- mittee, 4N Club. GAIL MAC COLI.-Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior Luncheon Committee, Purple Sava Mid-Winter Concert, Music Coordinator, 1959 Funfest, Operetta, rc estra. ss. -Q ta J 1 ' Q. fe DENNIS McAFEE-Tennis, Senior Night, Luncheon Committees, Hi-Y. ROBERT McCUTCHAN-Honor Society, Debate Club. DICK McIVER-Transferred from Kodiak, Alaska, Funfest, Intramurals, Band, Grounds Committee, Ski, 4N Clubs. I 'VN ERNIE NAGAI-Varsity Football, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Second, Third Team Football, Second Team Track, Roll Officer, Class Representative. EMIKO NAKAMURA-Gold Seal, Co-Chairman, Senior Luncheon Committee, Assist- ant Business Manager, Messenger, Red Cross Committee, Spades, 4N Club. IRENE NAKAO-Second Vice-President, Girls' Club, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Funfest, G Club, Roll Officer, Student Council. SANDRA NAKATANI-Gold Seal, Funfest, Senior Personnel, 1959 ARROW, Mes senger, G Club, Roll President, Eligibility Chairman, Honor Society. GARY NETZ-President, Photography Club, Tennis Manager, Junior Achieve- ,,. ment. EILEEN NEWMAN-Mid-Winter Concert, Publicity, Braunschweig, Usher Commit- tees, Junior Publicity, Senior Prom Committees, Make-Up Committee. x 1' fl. -43. 'E 1 ff Kenny Gidlof, guess who and Joey Alhadeff, make- believe Songsters, screech, Give 'em the axeI I.lNDY NICHOLS-Secretary, 4N Club, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, Funfest, Roll Officer, Co-Treasurer, Junior Achievement, International Relations Com- mittee. JAMES A. NICI-IOLSDN-Bulldog Club, Chairman, Junior Publicity Committee, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Messenger, Choraleers, Roll Officer. ARLENE NISHIMOTO-Messenger, 1958, Pen, G Club, Roll Officer, Senior Cap and Gown Committee, 4N, Spade Clubs. 43455-2:3 I J S 'Iii ..'i,',,', .Q A Qi iii. I L RICHARD NISHIO-Second Team Track, Junior Dance, Senior Prom Committees, at Roni officer, Radio Club. i ' ...Q Qgiz BILL NOBLE-Roll Officer, Senior Night, Proiect Committees. r 'HSA AL NORIEGA-Commencement, Assembly, Lunchroom Committees, Student Coun- cil Publicity Committee, Honor Society Representative, Stage Crew. ,L v fo it A , uf' pr MIKE O'SUlLIVAN-Second Team Track. HELEN OWENS-Girls' Club. STEVE NORMAN-Secretary-Treasurer, Boys' Club, Football, Baseball manager, Advisory Board, Bulldog Club, Senior Commencement, Prom Committees, Treasurer, Hi-Y, International Relations Committee. HENRY NOSI-Senior Announcement Committee, Junior Class General Commit- Tee, Spade, Art Clubs, Library Clerk. SALLY ORDELL-Song Queen, Gold Seal, Senior Night Committee, Senior, Junior Plays, Funfest, Roll Secretary, 4N Club. an Uv' MARLENE PATTERSON-Advanced Choir, Roll Secretary, Senior Prom Committee, .1 BILL PEOPLES-Varsity Track, Intramurals, Senior Announcement, Prom Com- mittees. DOROTHY PERRY-Funfest, Senior Prom Committee, 4N Club, Senior Class Representative. ROBIN PHILLIPS-Mid-Winter Concert, Band, Roll Secretary, Minute, Health Committees, Sophomore Representative. T . s Ruby Foster and Dusty Schindell listen as Mike Cadden bickers with Ray Raabe and Eugene Grosz over whether Garfy is a girl or a boy. Alfa ' L 4 L it ,174 I if 16-QR M . Q5 JM I he 'gf'-FTQ 'K T Dsl is-f. I ,, .... . K T '73f'f5 .4 mf-- C 3 44 I We ,Y Xi 41.4. LEON PIHA-Senior Play, Funfest, Roll Officer, Stage Crew. LORRAINE PINKSTON-Messenger, Nurse, Gazette, Friendship, Minute, Usher Committees, Art, Photography Clubs. SHEILA PORTER-Funfest, Messenger, G Club, Usher, International Relations, Senior Announcement Committees, 4N, Spades Clubs, Senior Representative. KENNETH POUNDS-Second Team Baseball, Senior Program Committee, Senior Representative. GRACE PRIMUS-Girls' Club. PHIL QUINN-Varsity Football, Funfest, I If .nf ,. 1 fl . ,Q - ,, 'WI N ai 4 EDDIE RELEFORD-Senior, Junior Plays, Funfest, RONNIE RIDEOUT-Varsity Football, Track, Class Representative. MIKE RILEY-Varsity Football, Golf, Ski Team, Gold Seal, Roll President, Senior Prom, Assembly Committees. Mile, 'tQi'? RAY RAABE-Vice-President, Boys' Club, President, Treasurer Hi-Y, Varsity Traclg,HAdvisory Board, Bulldog Club, Senior, Junior Plays, Third Team Foot a . JOHN RABEL-Varsity, Third Team Football, Yell Team, Assembly, Senior Prom Committees, Ski Club, Sophomore, Senior Representative. CAROL RAILTON-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Program Chairman, T959 Fun- fest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Senior Prom, Luncheon Committees, 4N Club. MARK ROBEL-Boys' Club. LONNIE ROBERTS-Senior Representative. DICK ROBERTSON-President, Chess Club, Gold Seal, Roll Banker, Senior Proiect Committee, Debate, Math Clubs. ANDRE E. ROLLOLAZO-Intramurals, Second Team Track, Cadet Band, 4N Club. y it nomo noLLoLAzo-Bays' club. 3 ,A JOILA RUBENFELD-Senior, Junior Plays, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Studio F i f Players, Junior Representative, Senior Prom, Proiect Committees. J i ' . . 5. L 2 ROBIN RUSSELL-Secretary, Hi-Y, Junior Prom Committee, 4N Club. L' 'Q' RUTH.RUSSELL-Mid-Winter Concert, Study Hall Clerk. A EDDIE RV'-Boys' Club. GERALD SADIS-Junior Play, Funfest, Ski Club, Sophomore Representative. ' H' BEVERLY SAIKI-Purple Paw, Advisory Board, Cabinet, Junior Red cross Com- S gt if mittee, Junior Representative, International Relations Committee, 4N Club. -. PAULA SAVAGE-Senior Play, Studio Players, Program Chairman, Senior Play, After School Sports. H A CHARLES SCHAEFER-Mid-Winter Concert, Senior Band, Roll Officer. KATHIE SCHEEL-Mid-Winter Concert, Advanced Choir, Honor Society, Scrap- book, Usher, Art Committees, 4N Club, Study Hall Clerk. DOROTHY SCHENDEL-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Chorus, Roll Offi- cer, Senior Proiect, Night Committees, 4N Club. MIKE SCHWARTZ-Vice-President, Bulldog Club, Varsity Track, Gold Seal, Chair- man, Senior Prom Committee, Third Team Football, Honor Society Rep- resentative. RICK SEEGER-Secretary, Debate Club, Gold Seal, 4N, Chess Clubs. BILL SERAILE-Varsity Baseball, Bulldog Club, Third Team Basketball, Second Team Football, Boys' Club Committee, Hi-Y, 4N Clubs. DICK SERAILE-Varsity Baseball, Bulldog Club, Second Team Baseball, Intra- Fr mural Basketball, Roll Secretary, Lunchroom Committee. l PHIL SHERMAN-Advisory Board, Bulldog Club, Funfest, Second Team Baseball, Senior Proiect Committee, Senior Representative, Usher Captain. HIRO SHIGA-Boys' Club. THELDONA SHINGLER-Senior, Junior Play, Roll Secretary, Honor Society, Girls Club Committees, Senior Class Committees, Studio Players. as ,,, RON SHINODA-Third Team Football, Roll Officer, Senior Gift Committee. Q .fp-0 LOUISE SIMPSON-Messenger, Roll President, Honor Society, Social Welfare Minute, Scrapbook, P.-T.A. Committees, Senior Secretariat Committee Ticket Sales Committee. r I . PAULA SKOOG-Funfest, Messenger, Roll Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Senior Brunch Committee, Co-Chairman, Activity Card Committee, Studio Players. ' 1 . DOROTHY SKOTHEIM-Secretary-Treasurer, Studio Players, Cabinet, Senior Play, 'P Messenger, Senior Brunch Committee. DON SMITH-Mid-Winter Concert, Second Team Track, Senior Band. .- as ' ,. sk EMANUEL SMITH-Second Team Football, Senior Class Committees. P ETHEL SMITH-Funfest, Roll Officer, International Relations Committee, P.-T.A., 1 , ' ' . 6 L Bulletin, Lunchroom Committees, Pep, 4N, Spade Clubs, Junior Represen- - .,,. K . - . ' tative, Girls' Club Representative. 3 ' A KERRY ossonus smmi-Make-up, Grounds, Gazette, Usher Committees, Senior B , S I 1' Announcement Committee, 4N, Spade, Pep Clubs, Girls' Club Represen- M 1' .g ' r . tative. f 115, Y r mi W: Q , ,Vi , 3? '19 2 'X JOHN SNOW-Boys' Club. 4 ' ROYAL SNYDER-Treasurer, Senior Class, Varsity Football, Track, Funfest. CHUCK SPRINCIN-Junior Play, Funfest, Second Team Golf, Roll Officer, Senior Commencement Committee. POLLY STEVENS-Gold Seal, Braunschweig, Bulletin Committees, 4N, Spade Clubs, Honor Society Representative, President, Junior Achievement. RAYMON STIlI.S-Boys' Club. AUDREY ANN STONE- G Club, Roll Officer, Red Cross, P.Q. Committees, Senior Prom Committee, 4N Club, Study Hall Clerk. LOUISE D. STULTS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, After-School Sports, Chorus, Senior Night Committee, Senior Representative. STAN SUSSMAN-Sports Staff, Messenger, Junior Dance, Senior Proiect Com- mittees, Traffic Safety Committee, 4N, Radio Clubs, Sophomore Repre- sentative. RONALD TADA-Mid-Winter Concert, Band, 4N Club, P.-T.A. Bowling. DOROTHY TAGAWA-Funfest, Roll Officer, Junior Publicity Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Red Cross, P.-T.A. Committees, 4N Club. AKIRA TAKEMOTO-Basketball lntramurals, 4N Club, Stage Crew. ETSUKO TAMAKI-Mid-Winter Concert, G Club, Health, Lost and Found Com- mittees, 4N Club. AL STUART-Varsity Football, Track, Second Team Football, Third Team Basket- ball, Football, Roll President, 4N Club. CAL STUART-Varsity Track, Funfest, Second Team Baseball, Track, Third Team Football, Roll Officer, Hi-Y Club. FRANK STULL-Vice-President, Senior Class, Varsity Tennis, Sports, 1958 AR- lg0WaSecond, Third Team Football, Baseball, Roll President, Ski Club, Usher qua . Jeanette Meagher gazes up dreamily at handsome Tim Hansel, Garfield's All-City Football star. xxx DICK TANABE-Gold Seal, Chairman, Senior Announcement Committee, Layout Technician, i959 ARROW, Roll President, Secretary, 4N, Radio Clubs, Junior Representative. Honor Society, Senior Gift, Boys' Club Committees, Class Representative. AKICO TATSUMI- G Club, Red Cross Committee, Senior Cap and Gown Com- mittee, Spade Club, Girls' Club Representative, Honor Society Represen- tative. FRANK TANAKA-Layout Technician, 1959 ARROW, Intramurals, Roll President, summit MARIE rAvLoR- G Club, Health, usher Committees. - - 'N ozone: TERRY-senior Representative. Lzsus sus mon:-P.Q. Committee, 4N Club, Class Representative, study Hall ' A 3 .I .. S. rt, is R if A A. X il -J .4 - Clerk. . BEATRICE T:-IGJRNBAR-Transferred from Nichol's School, Biloxi, Mississippi, Girls' C u . WAYNE THRONSON-Intramural Basketball, Roll Officer, Senior Commence- ment Committee, Hi-Y, Class Representative. ELNORA TOLIVER-After-School Sports, Usher, Make-Up Committees, Spade, 4N Clubs, Junior Class, Library Representative, Library Clerk. 3 9' A 'F sk .fy Bobby Hicks, Golden Gloves Champ, What, a Boxer and not a Bulldog? 't FLORENCE TOLLIVER-After-School Sports, Roll President, Social Welfare, Red Cross Committees, Junior Dance Committee, Senior Prom, Commencement, Cap and Gown Committees. JUDITH ANN TREMBLEY-Junior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Advanced Choir, Choraleers, General, Usher Committees. HERMAN TROTSKY-Boys' Club. DONNA TSOMING-Funfest, Assistant Ad Manager, Messenger, Red Cross, Voca tional Committees, Cathay Club, Junior Representative, Library Clerk. ARLENE TSUTSUMI-Funfest, G Club, Senior Commencement Committee, Junior Publicity, Lost and Found Committees. BOB TSUTSUMI-Roll Secretary, Banker, Radio, Chess Clubs. A SS YH, by JIM WALKER-Transferred from Central Kitsap, Silverdale, Washington, Varsity Football, Vice-President, Debate Club, Senior Play, Senior Proiect, Night .V . l Committees, Senior Representative. T A ROSALIE WALLER-School Banker, Senior Commencement Committee, Girls' Club . in Representative, Basketroom Attendant, Lunchroom. CARLOS N. WARD-Gold Seal, Funfest, Third Team Football, Second Team Track, Senior Band, Roll Officer, Music Representative, 1958. ,. isa 1-1:5 51 The Band and Songleaders are all ears as Timothy y Hansel says, . . . and here comes Mithter Boyth- Tan-O. 1519 '15 44 TYREE WEAVER, JR.-Boys' Club AL WEBSTER-Honor Society GLORIA JEAN WELLS-Roll Officer, Usher, P.Q., Health, Lost and Found, Campus SEHTBTIV6 LOM NEE TUAI-Social Welfare, Minute Committees, Cathay Club. DELORES VAN ZANT-Advisory Board, Mid-Winter, Spring Concerts, Choraleers, Gazette Committee, Senior Proiect Committee. SUE VIERECK-Senior Play, Funfest, Messenger, Roll Secretary, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Studio Players, 4N, Art Clubs. RAIMON WARD-Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta. EDWARD WASHINGTON-Boys' Club. GENE A. WASHINGTON-Boys' Club. RICARDO WASHINGTON-Funfest, Third Team Football, Track, Roll Officer, Assembly Committee. .IEAN ANN WATSON-Cabinet, Chairman, Senior Announcement Committee, Junior Play, Manager, Funfest, Standards Committee, Junior, 4N Rep- resentative. JOSEPHINE WAYNE-First Vice-President, Girls' Club, Advisory Board, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Senior Play, Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest. Q . fa? i'.. Committees, .lunior Dance Committee, Study Hall Clerk, Library Repre- A ' ' ,,,,. Q - s ,L ...VT ,try f. MARTHA WHITE-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Operetta, Nonette- Choraleers- Scrapbook Committee, Library Clerk. ULYSSES WHITEHEAD-Varsity Football, Baseball, Funfest, Roll Banker, Junior Dance Committee, 4N Club. PONIZETTA Q. WILLIAMS-Mid-Winter Concert, Funfest, Roll President, Social Welfare, P.-T.A., Senior Prom Committees, AN Club, Sophomore, Junior , Representative, Girls' Club Representative. ' ' M t ' Eh , ROSETTA WILLIAMS-Funfest, Roll Officer, Senior Prom, Cap and Gown Commit- if' - B Z I ' tees, Usher, Bulletin Committees, 4N Club. J S Q I I TERRY WILLIAMS-Senior Commencement Committee, Senior Representative. l ' S I e 1 ..,, Z WALLIE WILLIAMS-P.-T.A., P.Q., Red Cross Committees, Junior Representative, ' Q. I Library Clerk, Girls' Club Representative. CAROL WIRTA-President, 4N Club, Gold Seal, Cabinet, Purple Paw, Funfest, Roll Officer, Secretary, International Relations Committee. THALIA WISEMAN-Roll Secretary, Friendship Committee, Main Office Clerk. MASON WONG-Vice-President, Cathay Club, Funfest, Senior Gift, Publicity Committees. S im' .l Arrow sign-ups, Quit shovin'! l've been here all three lunches. SI-IEILA W00-President, Cathay Club, Co-Chairman, Senior Publicity Committee Feature Page Editor, Messenger, Girls' Sports, 1958 ARROW, Business Man ager, 1959 ARROW, Color Guard, Head Student Representative, Lions Club. SUE W00-Funfest, Senior Commencement, Cap and Gown Committees, Make Up, Health Committees, 4N, Cathay Clubs. EDDIE WOOD-Boys' Club. ROBIN WOODWARD-Managing Editor, Messenger, Advisory Board, Gold Seal, , Purple Paw, Act Manager, Funfest, Honor Society, Student Council. ELAINE YOSHIDA-Cabinet, Funfest, G Club, Roll Officer, Honor Society, Red Cross Committee, Color Guard. ,N BRUCE YOSHIMURA-Varsity Football, Third Team Football, Honor Society, Roll gg , ,yy f Officer, Senior Commencement, Luncheon Committees, Funfest, ' L aff' 3' w I is A :ax EP SENIOR CDMMITTEE SENIOR ANNOUNCEMENT: Jean Ann Watson reminded Dick Tanabe that the latest and greatest Senior Play was almost ready for the first-nighters. 5 l '-ff S 2-K sdls SENIOR BRUNCH: Gail MacCoIl and Emiko Nakamura relaxed and calmly plotted the spaghetti-poisoning of hundreds at the Senior Brunch. SENIOR COMMENCEMENT: Beverly Freeman, Bill Moffett and Elaine Hudesman ioined up to plan the programs for the Big Night. SENIOR PUBLICITY: Sheila Woo was amused by Silas Jue's non- sensical doodles. They were supposed to be busy, of course. 42 W? SENIOR SECRETARIAT: Sandi Lax laughed at Lana Lederman's ef- forts to keep her eyes open after an all-night session with her term paper. CH IR f i 3 I l V I CAP AND GOWN: Hunter Hill and Eric Corneliussen were caught SENIOR GIFT: Mary Hamada's ioke put Sharon Brashen in a fit red-handed as they tried to sneak out of class for a commit- of laughter. tee meeting. SENIOR PROJECT: Buz Humphrey was a prophet of gloom and doom while Jeanette Meagher made like a funny bunny. x SENIOR PROM: Twinkle Toes lMike Schwartzl burned up the SENIOR NIGHT: .... Goldilocks, Sally Ordell, borrowed funds from floor with Susie, the Cat, Bell. the Big Bud Wolf, Baetz. 43 .J I K r Maris? UNIUR CLASS si Tranquilizers, No-Doze, Alka Selt- A zer and Aspirin, Take a bow! 1, Your combined efforts have A i brought to The envied po- JIM QGILVY sition of Seniors The Presldem brow - beaten surviv- ors of the class of i 960. 6 V VV H a i I T h e 5 conquer- in Q he- A roes ! ' ALAN DAVENPORT I M A Vice-President 3? V ' IQ J. 53. YK W, JoANNE MARTIN E Secretary A i fi 1 i Q, , . ,. is ' X QV im 2 2 T ' f DDM! WJ , My o N ' s of M5 iii? ri? M fbi RUTH CONSTANTINE Treasurer Jane Akita Kenny Albert Lynnette Albert Barbara Allaway Rose Mary Alexander Eugene Allen Joan Allen Sandra Allison Arthur Aoki Merrily Anderson -me . i ,xl 1 and 'U we is sv- Bruce Wilson's biology students have made a dis- covery at last-amoebae don't have blue eyes. ,Qs Gini Anderson Joanne Arai Sandra Arino Charles Aronson Gail Arshon Dick Asia Gary Auld James Banks Mary Barber Sue Barclay fm- Q' Donna Barnes Lloyd Barnes Jerry Barokas Judy Beneroya Melodie Bennett Bella Benveniste Rae Benveniste Marcia Berch Sharon Berkus Sylvia Beton NNW.. I .n . K I. . eI.X1Cyc-I v-.- f'U'llATAPLr LHNUUERMATJ CIILENTE r qt- THE TREF T 45 Margie Leong smirks as she notices the similarity betgveen the bowling pins and Shawney Wagner's lim s. iff a s . gi., Wil. tiff? ' I - i a g 1 ' 'j X 5' if.V M Q .. :ir ' , 1 T dv K iiii G ' K fi 715' 325 , s X if . ' if ,bi ' x fy so ' jj C Y iiii B' V . L4 L 4 rx Manuel Cawaling Jim Charles Quentin Chin Susanna Ching Hellen Chinn Jonathan Chinn Nancy Christenson Sheila Clark Dolores Cochran Howard Coe 46 George Beppu Richard Blank Dick Blanchat Steve Block Bunny Bloch Jill Block Margaret Bovingdon JoAnn Boyer Marion Brazier Brenda Brown Frank Bryant Lynne Burns Ron Bushnell Marion Butler Freddie Byrd Marlene Calderon Billie Caldwell Bruce Caplan Lucile Carter Charlotte Casey Carroll Collins John Collins Ruth Constantine Carl Cravens Ginny Crofut Larry Crawford Sharon Dailey Barbara Daniels Quincy Daniels Alan Davenport rjfi W ' S irsffi' t .hm L .gk ,Q 44- A 2, 1 We , 1. ft , Q . K Q ks? is ssss ys,o K K V .i,. , ,Q . ,.,V 'V ..,, 5 X .',:h,,:- so - - C sa, A K gf 1 1 -W ,J Si ,ff as ai, as Q3 --.. Y k ' E 'i W. xx Wi N 4 Judy Davis Bill Diffenbacher Davidson Dodd Doug Downie Annette Drayton i,.,dk :n Bonita Easierling , ,L L sz- h Linda Edwards E E g- Steve Edwards Jim Egan .f i Lynn Elder J 1? P. A, Now the boys' gym classes really know how the monkeys feel racing after bananas. Qu' 'be 'S' Dave Ellis April Eng Dave Enslow Donald Ervin Donna Etienne Frank Ferrel Marion Fishback Chris Fisher Sandy Foulks Paul Freeman 47 Charles Aronson confidently tells a puzzled Barry Mar which of the 20,000,000 levers puts on the bright lights. 'N . , Qv R Jerry Fuiimura Pauline Fuiino Frankie Fukui Joan Genauer Patricia Gerling Angelia Guarascio Ellen Gilbert Sanford Gladstein Bradley Gong Virgie Green Nancy Greene Bobbie Guillory Bill Guenthner Jon Halgren Sue Hall Bonnie Harris Loretta Harris Sandy Hathaway Darlene Hawkins Ruth Hayden ,if - elfff 4.5 . gg ' b - v easiest: K -1 A ' 1 , J Karen Heather Q Q- ef., Dick Heiz 9 -mkL . W xt, Anna Hill . xc Karen Hilliker Pat Hoffman ' ' , 4121+ i xii David Half it Megumi Hori 5' , K golf' :s 4 , Jerr Ho seholde ' R 1 W - - ' VG U V N ' sf erald Ida f Q gg Kip Ingham .W Q 8 r.X, F I I -Q.'Jg 1 . , l sw! - QR , Nlflli L. Patsy Isomura Jim Iwata Jeannie Jackson Patsy Jackson Helene Jaffe Eddie Johnson Fletcher Johnson Nathan Johnson Pat Jones use Douglas Jue t as 5 The girls in Miss Nystrom's art class make Christ- mas decorations to put everyone in a holiday mood. iz' JZ 1- H ass-.ss -' 'Y A sr L Nb tw . l X ir. 'fl W - nv- fi 5- Barry Klatzker Jim Knowles Francis Koyama Karlis Krastins Max Paul Kusakabe Frances Lawson Donald Lazoff Willie Lee Kreielsheimer Larry Legg Fred Jue Andrea Kaplan Ross Katra Judy Kawaguchi Toni Kaye Marcia Keifer Rick Kelly Mike Kennedy Fred Kikuchi Joan Kimura 50 Fay Lennis Margie Leong Marcia Levinson Eulysses Lewis Sue Lindsey Sharon Loftus Christina Lind Jean Lowe Cynthia Lucas Mike MacLeod Charlie Mitchell puts on a fake smile while John Hinrich's eyes bug out and David Arai snickers, all thinking of various ways to dispose of John Boi- tano's goop. 'DDQ 11. Janet Maimom Jan Mar Larry Mar Ray Mar JoAnn Martin Mike Martin Reiko Matsumoto Arlene McVey Judie McKay Richard McAlister , . rf' he Mr. Urwiler's chemistry class works hard-trying not to cause an explosion, that is. fin Vi Merrily McManus James Meehan Bobbie Meltzer Frank Meyer Ivars Mikelson Ann Miller Bruce Miller Elaine Minato Tanya Mink James Mitchell k............ Dave Moffett Barbara Moore Coy Moore Patricia Moorman 'ttvhklp Hisako Moriguchi Laurence Mosler Barbara Murray Morris Mutal Ruth Nagaoka Judy Nagel Sl Ricky Nagel Judy Nakao Reginald Markee Neidigh Dave Nelson Judy Nelson Newbeck James Nichols JoAnn Nichols Mariorie Nitta Ed Nordin LIMS :NNW HR Aloma Norris Bob O'Brien Paul Offenhenden Jim Ogilvy Vic Ohashi June Qiye Lewis 0'Neil Bob Opp Laura Paaso Dick Palmer , A L A hood lTim Lefflerl gives Sanford GladsTein ad vice on a sure winner. swag , S ., , S ,is ik 1' . The shapely archers in the girls' gym are faced with a serious problem-how to watch the point of the arrow without getting their eyes crossed. un, 1--y ar' John Pangborn Maxine Pascal Sharon Pass Sandy Pellegrini Linda Perine Sue Perry Sharon Pettit Maxine Piller Jim Pinkham Niels Poulsen Miriam Radinsky Mary Reed Virginia Rice Everett Richey Yvonne Rivers Jean Robinson Rudy Rollolazo Cord Roosen-Runge Sharpn Rose Everett Rosmith The woodshop boys really become perfectionists in their trade as professional chiselers. 3' 'Urs' Carol Skotheim Vicki Slootsky Jackie Smallwood Johnnie Smith Joseph Smith Larry Smith Larry Smith Whitney Smith Jim St. John Bob Stokes Dorothy Russell Jack Russell Warren Sakai Deanna Sakamoto Alan Sakkinen Benita Sandberg Steve Sander Linda Sater Esther Scharhon Linda Scheel Pat Schindler J ,xi 3 Marlene Schneider Sandra Schnoor Rae Shahon Babs Schwartz Bill Schwartz Margy Shain Bill Sheldon Glenn Simons Mary Skocilic Dennis Storie Q, Q any Alvm Terada Marion Tashiro Carole Sugiyama ,yi A Jimmy Taylor 21 Joe Tafon LaVonne Teller C ' Joyce Terry .. f 3 Christopher Todd y Q Gloria Tomita , i ' J 1 fi - A A san e if f: an-S ' Ed Tooley Carmen Torres Takako Toyoii Shirley Treit Jeanette Turner Mike Turner Barry Tucker Jack Tsuiihara Jean W .--A. ,W.: . ,li I -R X ,..' Ueno Fred Uno 4 'T K I . Q, N, , L M , ' S, s. 0 ll 5' V x, Q i N, -, 1-if . pisxx 'K J' Z, 'tw Eric Corneiliussen and Phil Sherman, brave and suffering patriots, tensely say Cheese. 'kl- J L+ Shawney Wagner Julie Walker Bobby Washington Pat Washington I- Doris Watson Henry Wheeler Jo Ann Wickersham Al Williams Q- .A A Wf M ,'-, E James Weeks Q Y Y. 'Y' . Linda Weeks Q , 'A -if it 5 ,Z ., h f L y ..,i in 1' 55 . Q51 ,pa . 55? yy' MEM ti le' . Fa if ,,,. iii S 1 sa ' O Q ' W. . E. Hi Carol Williams Elaine Williams Lillie Williams Doug Windhorn Frances Winslow I P' A F Mary Wittenberg -if X L Q y Malcolm Wolfson Allen Wood . Gladys Woods ' lA,l A Kazuko Yamashita .N -at H 4 h In L 'ff ' si . - Doris Yook Q, ' f R' David York . ,I ' Phyllis Young .als is . AL. It George Zeufeldt Lynnette Albert Arthur Aoki Joanne Arai Sandra Arino Charles Aronson Gail Arshon Sue Barclay Marcia Berch Nonnie Brodine Quentin Chin Hellen Chinn Jonathan Chinn Nancy Christenson John Collins Ginny Crofut Alan Davenport Judith Davis Davidson Dodd April Eng Kenneth Fugami Jerry Fuiimura Pauline Fuiino Frankie Fukui Dick Heiz Ann Hill Patricia lsomura Patricia Jones Douglas Jue Andrea Kaplan Judy Kawaguchi Toni Kaye Fred Kikuchi Joan Kimura James Knowles Francis Koyama Paul Kusakabe Margie Leong Jean Lowe Cynthia Lucas Mike MacLeod TWO B R HOLDERS La rry Ma r Raymond Mar Jo Ann Martin Reiko Matsumoto Frank Meyer Elaine Minato Tanya Mink David Moffett Hisako Moriguchi Ricky Nagel Judy Nakao Reginald Newbeck Mariorie Nitta James Ogilvy June Oiye John Pangborn Doug Patterson Sue Perry James Pinkham Miriam Radinsky Jean Robinson Deanna Sakamoto Steve Sander Esther Scharhon Pat Schindler Marlene Schneider Bill Schwartz Rachel Shahon Whitney Smith Dennis Storie Gloria Tomita Ed Tooley Jean Ueno Stewart Umphrey Julie Walker Mary Wittenberg Allen Wood Kazuko Yamashita Doris Yook David York UNIOR COMMITTEE CH IR Dave Moffett and Jo Ann Boyer tried to remember whether you were patri- otic enough to go to the Junior Dance. Gladys Wood and Carroll Collins, knowing that they aided the Seniors on their last step toward graduation, had a right to look proud. Jane Akita and Joanne Arai Iaughingly remembered the fun they had publicizing the Junior Class proiects. Davidson Dodd and Jean Lowe sat and anxiously awaited the money from the Junior Class proiects to roll in. SOPHOIVIORE CLASS S Advisor With a map of the school clutched in one 'ff i it hand, a new Pee Chee in the other, and a brave but false smile on their lips, ' gl , a, 3, the Sophomores walked hesitant- 'fii DIANE OKADA ly into the world of the Great N i ,,s, presgdem U n k n o w n : Garfield High R , LEROY HARTWELI. Vice-President .i 'ilii L ,sp In in is School. T o d a y they've discard- ed the map and have a real smile, and why not? Life at Garfield h a s been hec- fic, but fun. KAREN IWAMURA Secretary e. 3' .g . get :X .R 5, ,,., G 'S fab. N effs . . . STEVE SMILES Treasurer .L,-- , A l i 2 is K ' 'k 'e 'S - bmw, E 'V A K , Q' i fl 4' ia fl ve , l 3 'hhk L . kg C' Q' 11 H .. r M X wx SWK T at vs lx 1 4 s-. an 11?- A EKLI wx We . U R N .. Q- if -A ,- ii A X A ln Jeanne Abada Vicki Ackerley Lynn Adams Larry Alhadeff Frank Allen fam? if f if asf' his NI . . . it-fl: S . - 3, J Q ' 4 6' W V l' it tt. Esther Almeleh Barton Amey Madeline Angel Rick Bauman Sarah Benezra Penny Beppu Beulah Biggers John Black Sandra Blanchat Joanne Blumenthal Jim Borgen Bill Boulton Edna Bowman Rudolph Boyd Mark Brenner .Ex - A mg l ., P7 Lynn Brooks N uv C V Ardis Brown 3 ' 1 Linda Burnett ' Geraldine Bushnell lu.. A ' l A Judy Calvo . , 1 K Cyrlli iaplgn. h .. J 1 , M M if o n arit ers ' -T? ' aa l y --- Curtis Carter J A , , ' . Leone Chesledon 4 D 2 .A D - sfephen chan JS. , T 3: 'L I Marion Chinn I J hx Joel Clark . , ' Wallace Coleman , 'iiii Carol Ann Collier .4 ' Jay Cook , ., lei ' .. 1 A 31 fi L fi fifffl v i Renee Cressman as V X. a 1ls M Dee cwea L rs A ' J ff J L ., Bruce cunver if i L L. Carlee Cunningham .., .1 A Dorothy Curry . '--L ll 5 -A ' -, John Daley 'E A Barry Davidson ' 2 Q, Joy Davis M-aa DBY L h A A L Dave Delma ' if . swiss 55:3 f'f We i i qv- sg QTJ 2 eu . L I 1 - , I Q Q .aiu f A2533 es L 4 sise L In -n. as .4 :- Bette Dennen Margaret Dogen Gwen Downie Scott Drummond Bob Dulin Destia DuPen Susan Eadie Karen Edwards Lynn Edwards Georgia Egan Saul Elbaum Jon Eng Nick Fahey Jimmie Favors Larry Finegold Jim Fletcher Bob Flowers Dan Follette Randy Foy Sharon Francis k L , S2127 il' '5'fi?L i' A L:V , K 17 i ts . Alan Freiberg E -D. Bob Friedman for ef- 5 Nancy Furuta G L Bruce Gadberry L 1 Bob Galech hai Gerrie Gallup . r Thomas Garrett ,A ' Leonard Gayton m , l Nat Gifford L A L X Diane Gilbertson F t L M ,- iii, G U P' my Larry Glickman L . 3 V it-5' uv Q ' D Harold Gilman Ms Enid Golub N F y ' ' Hilary Goslin V . J G M, M F Helen Gray A L ' . ' X 4. Eric Groves ' Q Roberta Hall I ,Q , L In V Brenda Hampton Z R . F E I Y f'-:' K Sonya Hanson D G G yoay yro,. . r oo i s aooay li Marv Hafada f s F il s V , G rrl' sf . ,, r ,, , .ily L. A .-., Q, 'V ' I V- G I RN G Charles Harris L .. Q G h f xy Jeri Harris 5 'Q ty,1 - ' h .1 F- Frankie Harvey 'L G ' S i ii Molly Haun ii - , Shirley Hawkins u-X, ff' Lf AL Din A . 0 -N . U A hu.. AC' n ff' .b I 54 'fs V L+, .4 , S, .5 - .X L KL 4, my 1 XM, if -La ,als . ,Q- 2. ho sz.. if ,L 1? it -C? We ' C br F' Robert Henry Ann Herm Alice Hess Hartsel Hilliard Nancy Himelhoch Irene Hiraoka June Holder Charles Horn Elleott Horsmann Alan Hoshino Harry Householder Esther Howell Jay Hurwitz Albert Hutchinson Bill Ingraham Kinuko Ishino Karen lwamura Ted Iwata John Jacobs Charlotte Jacobson Carrie Jaffe Jimmie Ann James Joyce Jinka Bobby Johnson Karen Johnson Marvin Johnson Bob Jones Brenda Jones Julie Kano Jim Katra Sakiko Kawaguchi Mary Lou Kaylor Dorothy Kennon Alice Kihara Floydia Kilgore Veraletta Kirksey Rimas Koris Diane LaBow Betty Lou Lamielle Mary Langdon ob Latham Betsy Leede Carole Leong Nelson Levias Lee Levy 'v Quock Lew , E Ron Lindblom so y Virieanne Locke 1 ' Wilbur Loo l 'X Roberta Lord - H Joan Louis -5 Frank Love 5. John Lundin ' Ginny Lyford 3 Bonnie MacLeod David Madayag Steve Magboo J Jerry Mahony iiio L Sophie Mannari Frances Mannie Anna Mar Duane Mar Kaylin Mar Alma Massey Jenny Maxwell Susie McCray ie . L Dennis McDevitt J - ' Ronelle McGraw Sandra McKay 'DK 1 fi J. Annette Mezistrano X ..,,w: 1? 'WA X Q5 11. in .M 5 x Q ix WIT' 1 has ., w, i A ' QQ 5 -P g5,.r1 -S 5 W N ri E 7 1. . ,. .,,.,:,,-i.,, , .egg - . . Ki Judy Michaelson , 6? an H , - . gc ' Z Ann Miller L L J as l Donna Miller J - ,J X 1 Eddie Minato I A l ff l, T i'i:iiie f 7' at Xcc. i Sheila Mitchell K A f : 1 -- rrs Herbert Mitchell it -'GLX Tim Miyahara Q. S gig L K Nancy Montgomery it f if A Y ees J' , -.' V .k:. Q To ' i 3 Stanley Mori .1 sf L s Sheryl Moser L J Wallace Murray -1 S ' 5. 'tfiifg Janice Nagai l S . Jimmy Nagai f A ' Sj 'j Judie Namba L N John Nelson L W Nancy Nelson MaryAnn Neville Chuck Newhard Louise Newman Tia Nieuwenhuis T57 - 5 yzc- V, . .L ,ares Q-Q Fred Nilssen Vicky Nims Jean Nishio Janet Nosi Diane Okada Steve Okawa John Numoto Mariio Olswang Sally Mary Pace Alma Payne Lynda Pet O'Shea Jackie Ove rie Lenore Phillips Darlene Prentice Cecilia Raine Fredrica Pocher Sonia Ray Steve Reeves Carla Reiter Letealia Reid Gordon Remington Carol Richmond Dean Linda Robertson na Ridenour David Rice Ramon Rodriguez Judy Rohrer Ma rc Mark Romey ia Rollor Gloria Rollolazo Denny Rosencrantz Sue Rotenberg Joyce Rowe Steve Rubicz Judy Sakata Terry Sao Evelyn Rubens Doralee Schaefer Bob Seaton Lorraine Segun Carl Schaefer do Earlene Seid Richard Semon Arnold Shain 'QWFO 5 ' 'i Wm vi. 'Wg 8- ? X C X.. 4 hu :NW CN. 1 ape 'ST' -1 'W 'is X 'S' 'bw 131' is 9 xg a-N., ' , 79 John Sheumaker Nancy Simon Steve Singer Steve Smiles Dorothy Sledge Gloria Small Elliott Smith Betty Smith Carolyn Sommer Wendy Soth Carmen Souriano Fred Stahlhut Bob Steadman Bill Stull Mike Stolzheise Doug Stroud Mildred Suko Jean Sumida Bill Teppner Nancy Tada Gurteen Taylor Herbert Thieme Barrie Trotsky Bihoa Tsai Georgia Tsiakilos Jeanne Tsoming Sharon Turner Steven Turner Gloria Van Zant Richard Vaughan J g Roger Vining - A' J J ff Helen Walker j ii yly I -4 Pat Walker i', Q Gayle Wardstrom A' A Judy Warshal ,qs A D1 gb Q W, Renee Washington ' g ..- V ir eg., ,I 2 ' Q, Cynthia Waters , S, g a 'gi-it 1.1 ' we ' Steve Weinstein '- 1 S S ' R iiiii W egg Jerry Whalen 44. , ,A g M Nancy Wheeler lf y f-J S ii s ii ,M ' ' ,A Suzanne Whntcher J M 'ggg ' 4 V 'fi I,-' iii Alec White S ' it , J gs' Betfv White ilrsaa li iaiial irs 'J S Q rfi Jim Williams Q 4' A A Robert Willis E B Arnold Bender Sarah Benezra Penny Beppu Mae Carter Joel Clark Jay Cook Betsy Crookes Bruce Culver Barry David Marcy DeCou Bette Dennen Margaret Dogen Destia DuPen Johnny Eng Nick Fahey Steve Faust Jim Fletcher Alan Freiberg Nancy Furuta Steve Geiver Nat Gifford Larry Glickman Eric Groves . Anne Herm Irene Hiraoka Alan Hoshino Jay Hurwitz Karen lwamura Ted Iwata John Jacobs Joyce J inka James Katra Sakiko Kawaguchi Mary Lou Kaylor Alice Kihara Thomas King Diane LaBow Betty Lou Lamielle Carole Leong Mary Willix Carol Wold Dorothy Wittenberg Sandra Wong Charlene Woo Franklin Woods Lee Wyatt Bob Yamamoto Bonnie Yamamoto Larry Yamaura Herman Yarbrough Terry Yoshikawa Carmen Young R HOLDERS Lee Levy Quock Lew Roberta Lord John Lundin Anna Mar Barry Mar Judith Michaelson Ann Miller Donna Miller John Miller Judie Namba John Nelson Tia Nieuwenhuis Jean Nishio John Numoto Connie Okada Diane Okada Steven Reeves Gordon Remington David Rice Judith Rohrer Doralee Schaefer Richard Semon Steven Singer Steve Smiles Carolyn Sommer Wendy Soth Ann Stephens Mildred Suko Jean Sumida Barrie Trotsky Brigid Truman Bihoa Tsai Judy Warshal Stephen Weinstein Jerry Whalen Ruby Willis Mary Kay Willix Bonnie Yamamoto p 0du0t1OtLs9' .-.-Jaw.. 13 fs , ,w a 'A , Q 4 s N... x wkw ,x I . o c 5 e rye . v ,gh g fi. . . 0. 0 . . -ef ,X fz1-ml-g M. ww -- E ,fgxfi Q- ' K Q C K' ijSQgi?Lw,.' A 1 xff I 'fa ' ' K f:2v 'b ' EA T ' iv , . Q.if,L, ,rw K Wh.: if -. Y,-1r,: elm. ' V ,Y Q ,Q fain .L A ,Qs 'K ,, Q Q5 f L - A7 ' ' , Fr- M , A Ar, A ff? f - -' rf X. fig. T- 'i -a'fi lZ h' .gi-I k if'-'ir , Q 'Q .5 .,.f. 1. .pp .. 3 , f 5 4 i A 'Av' ' ' Pzwg - 1 ,Q fn. ff' J., Ja,-Q in - ,g K ' g - . 1, ' :A-11 ' 4 3 -U, 4 V , A A 2 + c . ,Q . ' 's - v ,Q g ,in x X7 Q . . Q f Q A , k. E i f . 4, K v ' A 15 - V' nf mi, ' 'Tw S- ' x . 14 iq -?i ,i .. ' . f ain' 5 if 'a. QM, gi. , ,W it ff' QI ' oft' We f Gerald Hardcastle Advisor 'lx L Susanna Kihara Assistant Editor 7 Bill Moffett Editor Blab schools were the thing in James A. Gar- field's days. Yet the Arrow Sweatshop seemed to belong to that school of education.. Each staff member tried to draw the utmost from himself and his cohorts by singing, laughing, or talking while adding his contributions to the original and com- plete summary of the past year's events. The result was mayhem to those who didn't know the score, but it really was a system of organized thought control. Head brainwasher and sound-coordinator, Mr. Hardcastle, regulated the volume of work. Pho- tographers, copy-writers and lay-out people, pushed by editor Bill Moffett, transferred their thoughts to paper, while Susanna Kihara kept the typewriters clacking and the picture-mounting crew up to its elbows in glue. 68 -s- 15 H i, gs Sheila Woo Business Manager V T ' 5 liy, aaas, f John Michel Layout Technician fs, :F . Elaine I-ludesman E Productions a s ' v Y , I 33? 'V i,7 V if fi -,,,,,,,,,,,,,. V5 Barry Bryant Boys' Sports Sandra Nakatani Senior Personnel Q 11 K' it Eugene Kano Photographer Joanne Aral Artist '9- .av Bettie luke Artist 'riff f, Frank Tanaka Layout Technician 9 5' .W me Dick Tanabe Layout Technician 5 .E L mga Jane Akita Junior Personnel t ,.., , , 2, 3 Ir 'if as J 5' Jo Wlekersham Copy Staff Miko Macleod Copy Staff H' s i e' X f 1 . as f ' f px 6 s M , . so - . ' R X' Ex . . ' x..q 1, F, 5 'it 3' Sue Perry Productions ,ES gi ik. A 'So y E t K 1. ' 4 g, M, Q wa gm ' U f no 5 t Q Ruth Constantine Productions Larry Mar Boys' Sports Tom Fair Photographer Judy Kawaguchl Girls' Sports Glen Grosse Photographer Carolyn Mar it Typist am Dlffonblchor ey N . - Photographer to , gg 3 Q M' is A x I Qyxi vmflj 'fy f'y'l,f,,.f j1r cy F LL ESSENGER eo Off! f lc Qksflf lf laoyx 9 'E-7 '. WX wry 7 prof Xllgvfoftlyj ay OJUQEQT Ove V0 f yy JU , Nlxllq X Q K, Xia f yr,-V 7 ' OJ T ' xr 2 , . 7 U!! 3.595127 5z':':.t3 '::,2:,i og wo Mile-M Beverly Freeman Front Page Editor gl ,Q il. f K: kkz' . V af Jeanette Meagher Assistant Editor v an X . I Sheila Woo Eeature Page Editor Pete feature Page Editor ls JI AI Maimon Sports Editor 3 l l X :El . Charles Hinckel ssistant Sports Editor mfg. . . , .- I -X I A door s'amrnedfa noisy typewriter bangedea crumpled wad of paper went sailing through the air to the nearest wastepaper basketfand the upcoming young iournalist began again, The radio blared, the telephone rang, and an important staff meeting was called for immediately These problems were all in a day's routine for the iournalist who made his headquarters in room 209. But through the frantic efforts of our school's young writers, and the two big wheels of the Fall MESSENGER, Robin Woodward and Mr. Hazzard, Garfield produced The Greatest Mess Ever. x 'Qs I' ,Vw X -1' xx Q he I r First Row: JoAnne Manning, Gail Franzke, Chevy Dodd. First Row: Lorraine Pinkston, Jo lla Rubenfeld, Lana Second Row: Raymond Clark, Susan Viereck, Delores Lederman. Second Row: Lancing Chinn, Donna Tsom- Grimsrud, Dan Montgomery. ing, Arlene Nishimoto, Bettie Luke. --,, 'S l It A -h llll 51K A A-' .415 I - '- First Row: Jimmy Nicholson, Louise Simpson, Sandy First Row: Paula Skoog, Carol Railton, Dorothy Skot- Lax. Second Row: Stan Sussman,Maxine Pillar, Ricky heim. Second Row: Geraldine Johnson, Hazel Eng, Mayo, Thane Mitchell, Sheila Porter. Joyce Hoshino, Melinda Locke, Betty Morikawa, Akiko Kikuchi, Emiko Nakamura, Marion lwago. Maureen Dempsey Donna Tsoming Elaine Johnson Carol Railton Evelyn Eastern Kay Esaki Copy Editor Ad Manager All-City Ad Manager Circulation Manager All-City Business Mgr. Business Manaqer ,fi is QM., L: ..- ,f, - -. l - - Q fu S ,.. .cas . ' M- .L ,, All- PRI MESSENGER ,aa nv' 3 Warren Hazzard Beverly Freeman Advisor Manaqing Editor Daily at ll145, The sound of a shrill whistle was followed by a dead silence in Room 209. Beverly Freemans voice could Then be heard shouting orders To The aspiring iournalists. Whenever something went wrong, Mr. Hazzard was There To pick up The pieces. Fifteen minuTes laTer, unwary spectators had To leap aside To avoid The Twelve o'clock stampede for The door. News briefs, Tales of school life, features, sports writeups, and ads, ads, and more ads combined To make The MESSENGER a paper ThaT was vital To news-hungry Garfieldites. Jeanette Meaqhe Front Paqe Edito -j b. K . Chevy Dodd Front Paqe Edito Q' Lana Lederman Feature Paqe Editi ll' jx? as . gl , ,,f,IX14.j 35.2, .rss-V ra-U, .,,, U N., First Row: Markee Neidigh, Susanna Kihara, Pa ula First Row: Judy Nelson, Ann Hill, Sharon Rose, Jill Skoog, Dorothy Skotheim. Second Row: Jane Akita, Block. Second Row: JoAnne Boyer,Gladys Wood, Mar- Joan Allen, Joanne Martin, Miriam Radinsky, Marcy iorie Nitta, Maxine Pillar. Berch, Pat Washington, Esther Scharhon, Sue Perry. Pinkstor Assistant Editor Sports Editor First Row: Robin Russell, Sandy Pellegrini, Virginia First Row: Marion lwago, Geraldine Johnson, Marlene Anderson, Charlotte Casey. Second Row: Lancing Calderon, Melodie Bennett. Second Row: Ellen Gilbert, Chinn, Malcolm Wolfson, Larry Hamasaki, Jimmy Nich- Deanna Sakarnoto, Betty Morikawa, Doris Yook, Reiko olson, Ricky Nagel, Sharon Pass. Matsumoto. Akiko Kikuchi Joyce Hoshino Sharon Berkus Donna Tsoming Sandi Lax Melinda Locke Herschel Lawson City Business Mqr. Local Business Mor. All-City Ad Manaqer Ad Manaqer Copy Editor Head Typist Fourth Paqe Editor I --Q QW ,Q to U 5,-as D . T 91-5 ia. . M 1 -2 , as k , - S' W:-g . 1, , 'WI' 0 vs fn f D .g 5 er.. .- - - yy T' D , l 1 W y 1 'E' nl .-W fe ' I- Q A - l-' t.. Q- '-.li - - - . F LL PE Mary Ethel Dixon Jean Lowe visor Editor Ship Ahoy! Under of Fleet Admiral Dixon, Jean Lowe Cthe Captainl and Jean ateswpres -e to Garfield THE HMS PENAFORE . The na ff't'7if i- . on wa sult of hours spent searching for burie j f- in manuscripts ' tten by anonymous authors. Gar X ts whose literary crea ns were accepted acted like A irals for some time. Those whose manuscripts were turn T 5 Ti - shifted their course toward the Spring Pen. 1 3 'L Qs i.,. A . X ,A .ii Bobbie Meltzer Ann Dennen Tanya Mink Copy Editor Business Manager Art Editor Ai i A 3 'g I 1 1, - zJ.1xi:,. , T' F 2 ' B.. t '-,l, ,ils - F PUBLICITY STAFF: First Row: Laura COPY STAFF: First Row: Joan Green, Fran- BUSINESS STAFF: P a u I Offenhenden Paaso, Virginia Chohlis. Second Row: ces Lawson, Ruby Foster. Second Row: Sharon Rose. Margaret Bovingdon, Joe Ward. Patricia Jones, Hellen Chinn, Andrea Kap- lan, Arlene Nishimoto. 72 i ,QQ r 75 PRI G PE F, X M fu M... L .L-- f 7' 1 E Mary Ethel Dixon Frances Lawson Advisor Editor When Spring walked' Through the door of Garfield, it found a livelgffiew-rstaff ready to publish another PEN. The lazy Spring feeling At'hat iinfect,ed almost .everyone else in the school didn't faze the hard-working stafffcause tgheyihad a mountain of manuscripts to iudge, and their product had fo'l5e advertised in posters and assembly skits. Upon reaching the other side of themountain, the staff put its publication to rest for another year. g- 'els A i Sharon Rose Assistant Editor r V Q PUBLICITY STAFF: First Row: Nancy Simon, Hilary Goslin. Second Row: Sarah Benezra, Mark Reese. 1 . .-... Q ,. 'S . Q? Q, , x X U f Andrea Kaplan Business Editor Arlene Nishimoto Copy Editor QS' is P , ' Q BUSINESS STAFF: Brenda Primrose, Paul Offenhenden, Circulation and Exchange Editor, Bette Dennen. ,... nov Q ,., Margaret Bovingdon Publicity Editor i f X. i C- og- 7 , X A A i COPY STAFF: Front Row: S h e i I a Clark, Ruby Foster, Head Typist, Judy Nelson. Second Row: Sandy Allison, Karen Hilliker, Flossie Tolliver. 73 Twice a year, in the Spring and Fall, outstand- i n g MESSENGER, ARROW and PEN workers are chos- en for membership in Quill and Scroll, high school iour- nalism honorary. As evidence of member- ship in this elite organiza- tion, each of the members received a pin, card, a nd the official magazine of the nationwide Quill and Scroll organization. Although Quill and Scroll was not active, it met twice a year under the leadership of Warren Hazzard to select its n ew pledges. To do work above and beyond the call of duty was the mot- to of all members. 74 Q ILL AN SCROLL First Row: Elaine Hudesman, Judy Carp, Beverly Freeman. Second Row: Bettie Luke, Susanna Kihara. First Row: Ann Dennen, Tanya Mink, Bobbie Meltzer, Jean Lowe. Second Row: Robin Woodward, Chevy Dodd, Bill Moffett, Donna Tsoming, Melinda Locke. un- CHORAL GRO To all music lovers, whether they were rock n' roll hep-cats or the more subdued long-hair enthusi- asts, Parker Cook's Choraleers had a lot to offer in the name of en- tertainment. First Row: Jein Kokoriss, Patricia Moorman, Frances Lawson, Mer- rily McManus, Cynthia Lucas, Bobbie Meltzer, Jo s e p h i n e Wayne, Toni Kaye-Pianist. Sec- ond Row: Sandra Taylor, Reva Lamb, Judy Trembley, G l a d y s Woods, Virgie I Green, Delores VanZant, Carroll Collins, Doris W a t s o n. Third Row: Kevin Walker, Herschel Lawson, Julian Hook, Jimmy Nicholson, Ernie Al- exander, Foster Brown, H e n r y Wheeler, Bruce Guthrie, B r u c e Hoppman, Harold Young. The Advanced Choir also had its share of songbirds. The dream of every member was to someday be- come a Choraleer. First Row: Ruth Hayden, Donna Etienne, Sandy Hathaway, Sheila McMath, Audrey Williams, Celeste Esquibel, Emmastine Guenther, Janice Henry, Evelyn Gray. Second Row: Gloria Jean Wells, Sharon Loftus, Joyce Johnson, Roselain Murphy, Barbara Jones, Bettye Jones, Ponizetta Williams, Sheila White, Cecelia Hayward. Third Row: Marlene Patterson, Louise Stultz, Dorothy Russell, Barbara Murry, Linda Moore, Dorothy Schendel, Ann Miller, Betty Lewis, Ja c k i e Newsom. Fourth Row: Kathie Scheel, Lynnette Albert, Robert Purdy, Isaac Williams, Freddie Byrd, Stanley Williams, John- nie Smith, Joe Boyd, Ozean Staten, Art Eastland, Annette Drayton. 75 BAD -ass, First Row: Frank Br ant Edward Y 1 Tooley, Carolyn Daye, Benny Turner. Second Row: Luther Rabb, Tom Howard. irst Row: Carlos Ward, Lynn Cald- well, Vonnie Brodine, Bradley Gong. Second Row: Robin Phillips, Judy Davis, Barry Klatzker. Third Row: Hellen Chinn, Bobby Wash- ington, Elliott Smith, Thomas Gar- rett. 76 The Band made its debut on Band Day, appropriately enough, at the U.W, stadium. On the following Friday they ioined the eight other high school bands tor the colorful iamboree. Although their half-time spectaculars were usually rained out, theband got to show off its new Michigan steps in the Santa Claus Parade. High-stepping Fletcher Johnson led the band through its paces, on this and other occasions, and Carlton Smith, the band's director, arranged the medleys and music to dream by. an First Row: Denorise Whittaker, Al Hailey, Eulysses Lewis, Dick Mclver. Second Row: Larry Smith, Richard Kinney. .LAI Ill? First Row: Terry Sao, Richard Wil son, Roscoe Frazier, Nelson Levias Second Row: David Nelson,Thomas Tobin, Fred Rollins, Freddie Byrd Third Row: Gerald lda, Charles Schaefer, Richard Semon Lata yette Patterson, James Williams First Row: Danny Geiber, Chris Lind Second Row: Chuck Baetz Don Anderson. Third Row: Terry John son, Larry Hamasaki, Nathan John son. Fourth Row: Bob Steadman Larry Crawford, Albert Larsen if I x 5 . -9 8 ' 3 fu fe- f 4' K lar, QINMI 'E 'm '-' 4 - - ,gf , . ., ,ms X --as ,, mg 1g,+T wi-sf X as I Q' 1 6 ',.r 5 '63 4 'i55f 'ef 4 - ' -W ' J A Eg J . ' 4-J Q ' ,. .L r W Hag' I, fx UNFEST .l Mr. Cook Faculty Director Chevy Dodd Student Director Jay Hurwitz Master of Ceremonies Help Wanted! Persons to clean up Garfield High auditorium after 1959 Funtest. Must enioy hazardous work, since beauti- ful scenery still hanging above stage. Ability to distinguish money from paint spots and ticket stubs is imperative since many out of three Standing Room Only houses March 19, 20, 21, showed appreciation by throwing coins llarge ones, we hopel. For cleaning up atter the Fun- fest, send applications to Chevy Dodd, co-ordinator of 1958-'59 Fun- fest. Nl w,-a Gail MacColI Music Co-ordinator Carol Railton Jeff qefbel programs Publicity Leslie Leavitt JoAnn Boyer Scenic Designer Script ACT MANAGERS-First Row: Revele Bishop, Virgie Green, Sandra Nakatani, Pat Wash- ington. Second Row: Babs Schwartz, Mary Willix, Frank Meyer, Carol Railton, Sue Rotenberg. omqn inmimiqw Y yy , ' - I fig 5- Y M4 Mainz 11419 nhl C09 ,Sp if 7' 51 . A Q' ' 1' 1. if . 'j gf 5 we Y, l 'E PSIQLIILYIIIOMBIS QU! Ou! ill Swan Jun O UNIX IYJTCQ 0 f ,gal s .1 L. MWJQV fj,ff4lQ1Kf WS gf Of l , xMoAipvy5jMFliLLIV Hay ' M W f gmgy 82 WW . ID-W NTER C0 CERT The Advanced Modern Dance Class was caught in a pensive interpretation. Kneeling: Bettie Robinson, Selena Martinez, Marcia Keifer Standing: Margaret Bovingdon, Jein Kokoriss, Etsuko Tamaki, and Laura Paaso. l' C, T , Groupe of ltfonxers, r'gone mol ci ns, andmballerinas combined theirltalents to' resent fureafly, beeg slnowf' as Sullivan says, th 'annual llillid-Winter Concert. Q The Sophomol 'Choir nervously anticiQd their debut weeks before their performance, and onllthe magic night showed that their glory would not be ,eclipsed bythe Amore polishedaglxdvanced -Choir. Mr, Cook, dappter as ever, 'led botliljhese groflps, as well ass3Elis'proteges,i the Choraleers. To addigrace and variety to the night's enter,tainment,,!lAiss !urgensohn's dar1xcerls,.did integpjretativa anderltodern ee,. ps. Carlton ith, cohdfctor, wailln hand to take hiss ws when t ' orchestra eatured his original composition. e,Despite the Midewinfxeri treqge-up, -the Garfierldabditorium warmedyup considerably with't raves of an enthusiastic audiencef Once agai t I curtain rang down erm a really beeg show. ,f T ' , A ,g X ' 1 s l f'f 9 f fm -U X E' A Miss Eva Jurgensohn Dance Advisor l , Tr , f l T A es 1 s K.. Mr. Carlton Smith Orchestra Advisor l 'I Mr. Parker Cook Choral Advisor Ufawll lil, ifisfiv' ea ' l . l 4 ' Q .? r 3' sa' Paula Savage Ma ry Ma rko ,..-1 M J SENIOR i ' W f 2: z.n:if':2?Hi'. sgzifwlzi., and i ,,... ,.g,..,, ig g,W,,A K, t 325iisi5211fei3fii!fi5i7?f3j,2f R 1 f , ii, rm., we i, :M W K ,. ,,,... f.t,,::, , -fa' 1 ah mf sf- six,,.i4S1,i,im, NX .. ,K Q Mike nruxman v . Ck g ,, Ray Raabe Remy Marko f-'R A ' l , so aan Whitelaw in I M i ' I g .,, y Mrs. Bergstrom A ' Faculty Director Theldona Shingler Anita Merrell i 'gf'-4 Nora Marko Mrs. Whitelaw Q Joe Boyd 0 F Ernie Alexander lll Mike Lefty ,ll :fi MURDER . I , 9 1 , I ,Q , ,V . Paul Offenhenden gf, i it ' ' Commissioner Mahoney A closet full of corpses and the smell of foul-play welcomed Remy Marko fMike Druxmanl and his social-climbing wife lTheldona Shinglerl to their Saratoga summer home as the curtain rose on the 1958 Senior Play, A'Slight Case of Murder . In the three-act play the Studio Players, directed by their new ad- visor, Patricia Borgstrom, hilariously recreated the gangster world of Damon Runyon and left the audience with A Slight Case of Hysterics. 84 Have you met my daughter Mary? I'm going to make beer like you, Mr. Marko! PL Cast, First Row: Jo lla Rubenfeld, Loretta, Sue Viereck, Sally, Mary Skocilic, Mrs. Scott, Linda Scheel, Henrietta. Second Row: James Walker, Carl Ritter, Tim Leffler, ln- nocence, Raymon Stills, Clyde Post. Cast, First Row: Paul Otfenhen- den, Commissioner Mahoney, Jeri Smith, Prompter, Leslie Leavitt, Madeline, Earlle Hudson, Kirk. Second Row: Jeff Geibel, Pqete Ryan, Bobby Pringle, Singer, Mark Robel, Giuseppe. PRODUCTIONS: Janet M aim o n , Wardrobe, Dorothy Skothelm, Com- pany Manager, Mary Skoellic, Properties, Tim Letfler, Student Director, Enid Golub, Call Girl, Esther Scharhon, Business Manag- ef. COMPANY STAFF, Paula Savage, Tim Leffler, Leslie Leavitt, Joey Alhadeff. use 9 Ofd .Q Qt i t' 'E x 55 - ' 1 , , 5 'kfi5?lFQ -Q' , AJ .fgykg-, Q - . T XJ'- zations s , wg ,1 GMS CLUB MEETING .. David Arai fa Q k Don Barrett Not every Tom, Dick, and Harry was lucky enough to get into the Garfield Boys' Club. Just Sophomore, Junior, and Senior boys enrolled at Garfield. The Boys' Club helped to unite all boys into one strong voice. CThey showed it at the assembly yell contests, didn't they, girls'?l Boys at Garfield came in contact with their club without even knowing it. A bulletin board near the Boys' Club Office informed the male portion of the student body of activities of our nation's military branches. Boys were given a chance to ask experts from each branch of the service about military obli- gations. Each branch also presented some kind of an exhibition in the auditorium. All this was pro- moted by the Boys' Club. BOYS Gian , A r Q Mr. llileyer V ggil K EYI- Advisor wayngpol? V A MB' i C76-6 EUS Cl-O AW erm- OW WW M 5'-'l 'llie' 'Elm me IW an m,,Lm.'clzp ' . A ir A WW' if fi. G . V Eugene Grosz V Eiga l A at A vll:ZyPsZlil3n1 Shinya Ichikawa ...ii . Silas .lue 88 CLB Blll Hilliard President Y- L ,g4s.xQL , ., ig., ' nf .f f X ,R I 5, I ,J in Stevo Norman Secretary-Treasurer BuHdog boys vvere on the provvlduring the lunch hour. They discouraged crovvding in the lunch line by stahoning a guard,usuaHy headed by AAL AAeyen the Boys' Club advisor, near the head of the lunch Hmlhmmewmphwdmmmmydmmmmhdmd to keep the school's complexion clean. The plate pa- trol was another reason for Iunchroom cleanliness: they swept into hiding stray trays and stools left be- hind by shifHess students The boys ewcted three ofhcers and a group of twelve boys, the Boys' Advisory Board, to run their club. The ofhcers carded out the execuhve dunes while the A.B. did the dirty work: planning proiects and corralling noontime smokers. . T 'tsislll -P 5 22- ,W X, so U- .J Tssse - 5'- .. T 53 . 2 5 lfsi Siler J X 'I Skip Davld Mosler xg., c, Nc 'ji .x -ri , f Emle Nagll Q s., le ,QW :rr-1. if it 553 and W John Pangborn , 5? 6' Q X. Xb., dr Cord Rooson-runge fd . ik' ' N. if 3- Phil Sherman 4 5 42 David York 89 '!!' hw! K A IJ . E Q ' ff T ' Y: . 6 5 'Ty K . f . 1 it . f zfa i Miss Bell Cathy Jordan Josephine Wayne Advisor President First Vice-President GIRL ' I believe as a High School girl of Seattle, l shoufd be ioyous, courageous, and courteous. Truthful, con- siderate, and iust. Loyal and sincere in friendship. Too noble to speak ill of others. Willing to forgive and forget. Prompt and gracious in obedience. Ready to do all possible service. Quick to appreciate what is done for me. Respectful to my elders. True to the best that is within me that I may become a fine and worthy woman. The apple of anyone's eye was a girl who upheld all of these qualities. The Girls' Club creed was the rule to follow, and it was every girl's iob to take it upon herself to work on the parts where she fell down. The busy Girls' Club officers and members of A.B. and Cabinet tried to set examples for every girl to follow, and from the cIub's various activities and projects throughout the year blossomed the fine, worthy alumnae who personified the traditions of Garfield High School. First R o w: Maureen Dempsey, Ann Den- nen, April Eng, Ruby Foster, Pat Graham, Ruth Hayden. Second Row: Joan Allen, Vir- ginia Anderson, Mar- cy Berch, Margaret Bovingdon, Beverly Bright, Judy C a r p, Nancy Christenson. 'Ir geneva , ., Joanne Arai Camille Duett Virgie Green Janice Ming Frances Kubo .mg .QQ . X,-I l L. Q is 1 . Irene Nakao Virginia Chinn Mae Mar Second Vice-President Secretary Treasurer CLUB The busy Girls' Club year began with the tradition of Big Sisters . These Junior and Senior girls car- ried out the Be a Big SoIe Theme by helping new Garfield girls to find their classes and by acquainting them with The Garfield way of life. The officers headed all proiects sponsored by Girls' Club, and the Advisory Board's main duty was to enforce rules and regulations. This was done by patrolling at school and at games. Friendship Day was a new '58 proiect, and instead of the usual Olot Day , a day to honor the basketball players was intro- duced. The football players' big day was when the Cabinet presented Blimey Day . The Cabinet began its year with committee sign-ups in early October. Each committee held meetings and a proiect was sponsored each month. Then once a week, the Cabinet met during 4th period to dis- cuss its proiects. First Row: Miriam Ra- dinsky, Margie Shain, Dorothy Skotheim, Shirley Treit, Pat Washington, Darlene Williams. S e c o n d Row: Elaine Hudes- man, Pat lsomura, Tamara Long, JoAnne Manning, Judie Na- kao, Mariorie Nitta, Sandy Pellegrini. - .ps-W ... KW . T S fs ' I g.- pr: y .I ear. 0. is-2 . l 1 . f. A .2 f D Melinda Locke Lindy Nichols Beverly Saiki Jean Ueno Delores Van Zan? Q we xm Q Q. leaf, new 1 F P331 c M ,.IN 1' is if 5 J., . s... +1-ae A . my V K ku, Q Qs-iv 2 l we if J all 'We ,J-up 114' A 3 , tix .A-...A -f m ,J 92 Mr. Meyer Advisor Buz Humphrey President First Semester Mike Schwartz Vice-President First Semester Eric Corneliussen Secreta ry-T reasurer First Semester Bill Seraile President Second Semester Hunter Hill Vice-President Second Semester Fred Hoffman Sec reta ry-Trea su rer Second Semester B LLDOG CL B - f 1 - . p ' T-LTJ' gr David Arai Bud Baetz Don Barrett Bill French 25, L -it Q F ' - ' ., -We . 'efvff' ' f E . Q f ,,.:. Nj-.i MES: 3 of Q 'ig k k ig if 4. .- ze s Dick Hanson Theodore Harris Bill Hilliard Silas Jue While the Bulldog teams growled their way to wins at basketball and football games, the friendly Bulldogs were helping spectators to find good seats. During football season, Bulldog Clubbers left a half-filled dinner plate to rush for their usher post at the High School Memorial Stadium. They were met by Mr. Marshall, who probably never saw his dinner plate on football nights. When basketball season bounced around, they were again present to do as good a iob in the stands as the team did on the floor. Nearer to home, they ushered at the Fall Play and Mid- Winter Concert. They also took part in commencement exercises and ushering. At other times in a busy and eventful year, the Bulldog Club took on the A.B. in a football game, and later on ioined forces with the A.B. Lo battle the faculty on the basketball court. A breathless time was had y all. . r PI -- Herschel Lawson Charles Mitchell Thane Mltchell Bill Moffett T? B V 'N' , . -' ig A-... Dan Montgomery Phil Morrison Jimmy Nicholson Steve Norman J? li o 1-Y Dick Seraile K I ,,kx,M , I e .r .7 5 , I f ,rr K 1. Si. . 8 I Phil Sherman Ray ltaabe lllmoy P RPLE P W T2 as Q.. 4 -2 -'- ig ..' K K X, 4 , Q 7 Susie Bell Virginia Chinn Chevy Dodd Camille Duett ' :X A 1 yl T' X' ' ' V 'bkk K' 2 0 , 2- at 'L A V: A Q' S. 4 a ' 'Niii 1 46, 44 Gail Franzke Beverly Freeman Mary Hamada Cathy Jordan The purple people, commonly known as Purple Paw members, in- vaded Garfield armed with plans for activities. Leader Elaine Hudesman led the people wearing purple and white ties in giving a faculty tea, honoring the football and basketball teams with receptions, sponsoring the movie, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers , Christmas caroling for The Times and P.l. Needy Children Funds, and doing worthwhile proi- ects for the Seattle Speech and Hearing Center. But work was not always in order, for the social highlight of the year was a progressive dinner and a slumber party where lots of fun- and very little sleep-was had by all. As Elaine led her army of Senior girls out of the Garfield world, the motto, AIways Ready to Lend a Helping Hand was left behind for the pledges of '59-60. ,CA A ,K ,, -. nf- f- 'Q ' . N W x JM? is QW : swf A ' Helen Kihara Susanna Kihara Frances Kubo Melinda Locke ,ag 4 fr W, ,' ' .rv it .-:X I .ameyl ji X Bettie luke Gail MacCoIl Mae Mar Irene Nakao :L ,I V li :Lift hx Ax, 5: ' 'ff Q . Beverly Salkl Josephine Wayne Carol Wlrta Robin Woodward Miss Shaw Advisor Elaine Hudesman President Revele Bishop Vice-President Jeanette Meagher Recording Secretary Lana lederman Corresponding Secretary Barbara Cohen Treasurer l, B 'iflgff' Q . 'las es-x. f 1-as N '1 V Y. i. i SVR ,1 i ,,,. fn. x 1 'Q fi ' ...X .Av Vx wwf 93 ,C l 'Ov fr 'H ff R DIA CE ROLL April l, 1959 Dear Diary: As daily bulletins talked of courage, appearance, sincerity, and leader- ship, each Garfield girl gave thought to the three girls who were most inspirational to her during the year. When the final list was announced and my name was called, tears of pride and happiness came to my eyes as I ran to the stage to be congratulated on a most memorable day of high school life. Signed, Radiant wx . Elaine Hudesman ,. f 1 sf' at ' ' 1. IL fs f ,ffl 'f 5 1 V'f 5 1 ag ' 1 jr if .aX Lola Dover Ruby Foster Gail Franzke Beverly Freeman Virgie Green Cathy Jordan Helen Kihara Gail MacCoII pr- on 1 xv 3 I my ik 1 l at ww J. Susie Bell JoAnn Boyer Virginia Chinn Carroll Collins Chevy Dodd Mae Mar Sally Ordell Josephine Wayne Robin Woodward Jean Ueno X STUDE T COUNCIL V' K 7 Mr. Tate Bettie Luke fe' Advisor Treasurer Tim Hansel C Gail Franzke President W, ' I ' Secretary . Charles Mitchell S 'K K Vice-President - ...cs -' . X ' '- Chiefs of many school activities gathered together each Friday to participate in tribal discussion of all school problems. Tim Hansel, our schooI's No. 1 male comedian and, incidentally, Council president, coordi- nated the discussion, pausing frequently to pass the peace pipe to warring factions. The Council members held their weekly pow-wows in Room ll8. Mottoes like Fulfill your Duties , Participate , and Accomplishments? helped to keep each member's mind on the iob at hand. Big Chief Robert lRules of Orderl Tate advised the group. After all problems had been disposed of, Tim's gavel was buried with the rest of Tate's treasures, left to lie cilormant 'til many Summer moons had passed, when more weighty school problems would have to be solve . l I EQ F. , I J. First Row: Elaine Hudesman, D i c k Hanson, Virginia First Row: Sue Perry, Charles Mitchell, Robin Chinn, Phil Morrison. Second Row: Bettie Luke, Mar- Woodward, Al Maimon. Second Row: Laur- ion lwago, Irene Nakao. ence Mosler, Jim Ogilvy. loft to Right: Silas Jue, Steve Norman, Cathy left to Right: Chevy Dodd, Buz Humphrey, Bill Hilliard, Jordan, Ray Raabe. Mae Mar, Don Barrett, Josephine Wayne. LIONS CL F Mr. Tate Advisor i 5 If. A ' , ' if f -:zap Wil Bell Garfield's Lions Club members met with President Keuss and other members, Dr. Kozu, Advisor Mr. Dannemiller, and Mr. Sullen, to discuss a new proiect. . Mr. Moyer Advisor , -' ' fair .aes ,Ez .1 .. T e. 'Fr flj sn- , ,- Bu' Humphrey Mr. Dannemiller and Sheila Woo both looked skeptical as Mr Keuss mentioned a new approach to the proiect. Z ,rv if ig Elaine I-ludosman John Pangborn Sholla Woo -I0 Wlblllrllllm The Lions roared, and the doors of Garfield were opened wide for them to enter in. This took place on the first Tuesday of every month, when the Capital Hill Lions met with a committee of Garfield Bulldogs. The obiect? Not a fight, but a friendly meeting to discuss problems and proiects the two organizations could do as one. The Lions helped the Bulldogs in Garfield's stock exchange, sponsored many scholarships, and every month honored Garfield's Boy and Girl of the Month at a luncheon. The Lions were a big part of us, and we hope the Bulldogs are always Lion-hearted. 96 LIBR RY J First Row: Carol Barbee, Raymon Stills, Maxine Lowe. Second Row: Loretta Young, Wilma Clagg, Cynthia Waters. First Row: Frances Mannie, Nancy Wheeler, Pat Schindler. Second Row: Joan Louis, Marcia Keifer, Brenda Primrose. First Row: Kerry Smith, Barbara Knisley, Betty Johnson. Second Row: David Haberman, Audrey Stone, Albert Larson. First Row: Sharon Pass, Betty Lewis, Wallie Williams. Second Row: James Austin, Mary Lou Hughett. Bookworms found the pickings good, what with a re- liable library staff to help ripen their knowledge. Mrs. Londean and her staff devoted much of their time to cleaning up the shelves, sending out Overdue Notices, and seeing that everyone found what he was looking for. Pulled shades, blackouts, and strange voices in the class- room could mean only one thing-a film was being shown. With the help of the Audio-Visual team, captained by Mrs. Straub, Garfield students and teachers were able to enioy educational movies, slides, and film strips throughout the year. AUDIO-VISUAL , , 2 First Row: Mike Levien, Fred Uno, Eddie Wood. Second Row: Jona- than Chinn, James Mulkins, Bruce Gabberry. ,Q, First Row: Jackie Smallwood, Albert Hutchinson. Second Row: Al Stuart, Lloyd Mulkins, Bill Peoples, James Hunter. 97 xy MATH CLUB: President Eiichi Mor- iyasu got together with fel I o w brainstorms Edward Tooley, Dick Heiz, and Mr. Betz, Advisor, for a friendly c h at about differential equations. li OF STUD HPV if iw ,ff I Ni K. J,-af V Q 'A ' '. -- ,,,t.,,...,fV 'isx-gf-ff RADIO CLUB: Prexy Chuck Derr was sand- wiched between his fellow officials Roy hiv' ' N-be Xxx X K ,, , .V I . ,-. N it .C if y dtee -X , . X s 4 r ' I W x !k ' . ,Aff Q Q . P' , ' x. C , ' 1 C .A I . X 7 - 0 - m H s.e. . LETTERMEN'S CLUB: Take me to your letter! said Kenny Gidlof to fellow athletes Ernie Nagai, David Welsh, and Dave Mosler. time fwff, Blom, Vice-President, and Secretary, Johnny JW , Carithers 98 00155 eww CD9 SPADES: Queen of Spades G i n n y Crofut looked askance at the book- k e e p i n g methods of Secretary Brenda Primrose. Veep Joyce Ho- shino stayed neutral. c 'ts CATHAY CLUB: Confucius Woo gave the club some ideas for the annual teachers' tea, while Mason Wong, Charlene Woo, Stephen Chin, and Anna Mar put it into black and white. QOH? v- Q X., HI-Y: Ray Raabe, the highest Y of them all, decided to play it solemn as Secretary Robin Russell cracked a ioke for the cameraman. Treasurer Steve Block was low man on the totem pole. 99 CLUBS CHESS CLUB: Robert Allen, Secretary-Treasurer, kibitzed as Veep Robert Doi and President Dick Robertson battled it out on the board. CAMERA CLUB: President Gary 1 N etz and Vice - President Norm Martenson examine the Q ' artwork of Sandy Hathaway and Juan Bennett X i x I 1 i l Q L. 4 LL 1 , K it L . , G5 i . ' i T5 z 2 'lr 5 l 1 STUDIO PLAYERS: Tim Leffler was the out-voted Vice-President when Leslie Leavitt, President, and Club Secretary Dorothy Skotheim picked out the next script. COLOR GUARD: JoAnn Wickersham, Beverly Freeman, Jo lla Rubenfeld, Sheila Woo, and Elaine Yoshida were the female flagbearers of Garfield High. lOO CLUBS , Quai. ' ' - ,ygifjf gi . 4 .. . i.. 'N'-cs 'WUQQ ah vf-x JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT: Polly Stevens, Secretary of Achievers Assoe ciation, and members Gary Netz and Jon Halgren sat at attention as the meeting was about to resume. DEBATE CLUB: Judy Nelson, Manager, ioined President Clyde Haydel, and Veep Eric Groves in a moment of re- laxation before taking on a rival team. . 4N CLUB: Carol Wirta, President, dis- cussed the growing exchange program with Lindy Nichols, Secretary-Treas urer, and Davidson Dodd, Vice-Pres- ident. , ii W- ,,, , , 1, ' 'NwW'Q u,,M,,N as ,,,,, f.Vh.f.,w4,wfffv1fbvB-fu' ,, ,,,,, ...h.............. i WM. in , ,,, M, ln, ' H W, ..,, ..M,..,, 'W M .., ,,.,,, ,,,, . -1- f- ' .Q f' m 'S BOYS' COLOR GUARD: Salute the Flag! Herschel Lawson, Silas Jue, David Aral, Bill Hilliard and Ray Raabe obeyed. lOl Q. Q , -qdr 1 f . X Hi V KX 's 5. .-inns-U-O .-----ll 1 I INTER-HIGH: Top: Chuck Dreil- ing, Executive M e m b e r. Bottom: Bobbie Meltzer, Sportsmanship Committee, Carol Wirta, Traffic Safety Committee, Absentee, Da- vidson Dodd, Law Enforce- ment Committee. INTER-HIGH COUNCIL met once a month to discuss problems confronting the Seat- tle high schools. Garfield sent three dele- gates and Executive Member Chuck Dreil- ing. HONOR SOCIETY herded the brainy bulldogs into one mass organization. The master-mind of all club functions was Eii- chi Moriyasu, THE STAGE CREW and di- rector, Mr. King, were the backbone of all stage productions, ranging from the pep assemblies to the annual Funfest. l02 74 STAGE CREW: Top to bottom: Sumi Arima, Manager, Barry Mar, Jonathan Chinn, Jon Halgren, Ronald Cohen, Mr. King, director, and Chuck Aron- SON. Cx l HONOR SOCIETY: Circle: Eiichi Moriyasu, Pres, ident, Standing, Phil Morrison, Publicity Chairman. S e a t e d , left to right: John Collins, Veep, Sandra Nakatani, Eligibility Chairman, Dave Mof- fett, Secretary-Treas- urer, and Sharon Brashen, P r o g r a m Chairman. I TERNATIO AL RELATIONS The Garfield stock market went sky-high 'tx Brushing-up on their geography before the In- ternational Relations Committee were Phil Mor- rison, Bud Baetz, Phil Sherman, and Gail Mac- Coll. it xThecommittee chairmen g a v e s u m m a r y re- ports during the annual Interna- tional Relations Conference a t the Beacon Hill P resbyterian Church last No- vember. when students sold and invested in an ex- change student. Through this sale and the sale of booster buttons, the International Re- lations Committee sponsored Garfield's two- way student exchange for T959-l960. With ten to twelve members working along- side Anita Merrell, the committee spent long hours on scrap books and on helping Garfield students to become acquainted with a foreign land through a pen pal. Mr. Steel-Shaw, advisor to International Re- lations Committee, showed Judy Nelson the path which she will take on her trip to Braunschweig. 6 L . The first share of stock to finance Judy's trip was sold to Mr. Hanselman, principal, by Anita Merrell, President of the ln- ternational Relations Committee, and Eii- chi Moriyasu, President of Honor Society. G UL lo 5 4, Hi T, , -wg as x ' . 'xiii'-2 2'4 , f k,LkLkV f C, 1 ta. . 1 or irri or C ludy Carp Donaid Chinn r C . ,.:,,l,qQi Esther Dene1.ra agen 12-: MS 1, David Arai Susanne Beit , nnnnn Q ,f A if V . ,fr -. , ' ':' Y ,E .1 en Ch Sharon Brashen e I ,.Zb V fi W' X ew Dodd Virginia Chinn Barbara Cohen Ann Denn , .A ,,,, , - V i C r'., ,l'r ' 5 ,ig N . 'AV' .4- - 'W ' -1 .r 1 ii' r-i' ' 7' Eveiyn Eastern t-ia-Lei Eng Raymond Eng Camiiie Duett Q 1 ,ggnaffw fd- J 1, , -' , gow .. C ,.,,, Gai Eranitae . :.ffy.,,.,f af H r if fi? tn' eve iq Ereeman u1Ga 4E Tim tdansei :rv Dick t-ianson :fx Ciaude Goid .41 ,,,.m Ch ries Dreiiing Robert Doi a X x up I ,av gl 1 9 ' Eiaine hudesman Boyce hoshino 'J J Shiny a ichik aw a JN 'Af fg t-ieien Krhara Susanna Kihara Q P-Miko Kikuchi Kay Esaki is Niary Ramada Frances Kobe i ff if iierschei Lawson Bettie Lu Sandra Lax s 5' - Gari Lana 123 , Lynn Cairivleii Nircnaei Levren LA K ' ax F :xi sd' 1' 4. Niae Niar Gienna NicCarN Anna Nierr Biii Nioiiett iw Niorwasu 1, 3 Q- bl. 'ie' f f, 4 , I 1 Ernest Nagai Erniko Nakamura irene Naicao -sw., David Niosier Pniiiio Niorrison It , G K 1 9 kk' 1 57' iv 4 I K ' . Sandra Nakaiani Lind-4 Nionois Saiiq Orrieii Niike Edie-4 Dick Robertson Niike Sciwlarh. 55, ..'- ia ' , ww K an , ' 1 'So i r i i 2 - 'NT in ' .1 Caroi 'Niria Robin Woodward Rick Seeger Poii-4 Stevens Dick T anabe Carios iNarri 105 as sn, Sharqn Brasher' Elaine HUd8SmiI1 695, Dick Robertson I Irene Nakao TOP TE With apologies to the late Albert Einstein, A's I Ec2. Garfield's academic elite leave for all future scholars their formula for classroom suc- cess: energy applied at the speed of light, prefer- ably the light of midnight oil. Straight A's, of course, were no novelty to this group, and it was a proud teacher who could find a flaw in the brainwork of one of the quiz kids. As graduating seniors, they can look forward to even bigger conquests in the future. Sharon Brash- en will attend the University of Washington and Pre-Major . . . Elaine Hudseman will enter the University of California at Berkeley and Pre-Maior . . . Helen Kihara and her cousin, Susanna, both plan to enroll in the University of Washington and maior in Education . . . Gail MacColI will attend Swarthmore and maior in Physical Science . . . Mae Mar will choose Nursing as a profession and will study at the University of Washington . . . Eiichi Moriyasu will major in Physics at the Massa- chusetts Institute of Technology . . . Emiko Naka- mura will Pre-Major at the University of Washing- ton . . . Irene Nakao is planning to enroll at the University of Washington and maior in Pharmacy . . . Dick Robertson will choose either Physics or Mathematics at California Institute of Technology or Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Q7 Emiko Nakamura Eiichi Moriyasu Q' -ls .ou Helen Kihara 'Gel Susanna Kihara sn-r ': ' Gail MacColI Mae Mar BOBBY HICKS Northwest Champion, Professional Boxing RICK SEEGER and DICK ROBERTSON National Merit Scholarship Test Finalists CHARLES MITCHELL All-American High School Football Team '95- ., - as up i it rr' if ELSE FRITZNER Frederick 8. Nelson Design Planning Contest, Honorable Mention RD LIONS CLUB BOYS and GIRLS of the MONTH Chuck Dreiling Tim Hansel Dick Hanson Bill Hilliard Charles Mitchell Bill Moffett Eiichi Moriyasu Chevy Dodd Gail Franzke Elaine Hudesman Cathy Jordan Bettie Luke Gail MacColl Robin Woodward GOLD KEY WINNERS, SCHOLASTIC MAGAZINE ART CONTEST Gail Arshon Nancy Christenson Hansing Chinn Helene Jaffee-National Award Judie Nakao Jacqueline Ove Lorraine Pinkston Eugene Tagawa NATIONAL MERIT SCHOLARSHIP TEST FINALISTS Gail MacColl Eiichi Moriyasu Dick Robertson Rick Seeger SEATTLE UNIVERSITY SCIENCE FAIR First Place' for Applied Science Category Frank Ferrell Stuart Umphrey First Place Senior Group Division and First Place Biological Category Bradley Gong Douglas Jue Gary Netz HELLEN CHINN Second Place All-City Library Essay Contest QUINCY DANIELS National A.A.U. Lightweight Boxing Champion JUDY NELSON Braunschweig Exchange Student from Garfield PAULA SKOOG Daughters of the American Revolution Good Citizenship Award EUGENE TAGAWA Print-of-the-Year Award, Local ELKS LEADERSHIP AWARDS CATHY JORDAN Second Place, Girls Division, City of Seattle TIM HANSEL First Place, Boys Division, City of Seattle DICK ROBERTSON Garfield Winner, Tenth Annual Mathematics Association of America and Society of Actuaries Mathematics Contest DICK HANSON BILL MOFFETT First Place Junior Heather First Place Thunderbird Cup Combined Giant Slalom Mount Baker Snoqualmie Pass CHUCK LYFORD World's Record Competition Hydro- plane Run, 48-cubic-inch class 1 ,f 51 f 5,2 . ,fc nz 2- 1 -f ' -J , 'U' . f fist ,. r , , f . .- . , - EX ,A ' an 1 I I A We ' ,X I 1' 'sv 7, 'is , f f, J ' - r ' w s' . A . Y- fl' a s l ' H 4 y L. -, , . . ,V ? 1 IXJIZ D La ki L.. T HANSING CHINN and EUGENE TAGAWA Gold Key, Photography, Scholastic Magazine Art Contest Q26-' l..,s 'Q MAE MAR Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow, Local CLYDE HAYDEL First Place, After-Dinner Speaking Contest, College of Puget Sound F LL ROLL PRESIDENTS ' r L O 2' er Q T r QE. L fd 5 be SP 3 Sf' Q yo V--1 .J Us 5 sl 5.1 'Q'-C L 5 ., T5 J fi fi 353 D 35 :7 5 D ' 3 Tat s W SJ 6 if l08 Falling out of bed, grabbing a bite to eat, getting dressed and stumbling into room 230 at 8:30 was the Monday morning routine ofthe Roll Presidents. But under the eagle eye of Mr. Tater , the group snapped to attention and proceeded to discuss coming problems and proiects of the school. Meanwhile, back in the roll rooms, the secretaries kept their pencils moving at a steady pace taking roll and assisting the teachers, and the roll bankers urged students to put those few left-over pennies in the bank. N si Ns. S PRI G ROLL PRESIDENTS Spring! Spring! Spring! As far as the spring roll presidents were concerned, the effects of these sunny days were as hard to escape as the weekly rendezvous in Room 230 of the roll room heads. The roll president acted as the messenger and representative of his room. He took suggestions from the students to present before the roll councils, and brought back vital news of student government to his class- mates. Charles Mitchell presided over the meetings while Gail Franzke furiously took the minutes. Doc Bob Tate was at every meeting to make sure that the Spring Fever epidemic would not overtake his wards. C10 J3 'l1ff-v ' aff, 0 U ia X IQ? NWNQ J I 44 in hA 371 Q , W. A is 'P W - 3 .49 . 7. 'N ., ,Q V -Nhnul' . ' . :ji xt . I 4 1 . K . g y,NNN.v W f XL W 7. A' A Q ' 4 ' In 4 x K - . A bf -xv N' 'N ,, If as Xlrpjx 5 N Y if s if ffia 'X QXWEEIGJ' 42 VVQV X5 N fx 4 Q A9 f' lf? C 1 L, 5 QV fp -453 fgbs' vi i s Y k wif- 'sr .sgv ix, Q. ll of . iv' ,Alain YL 'Qs' X. gf hi uk-fix -. xx 14' X awllihn Boitan XJJY4 A t Q 1 KL, , Ken Gi 3 Honfgrs-lggip John Hinrichs ' QR Forrest Keyes n Eg. K fl! I F IM V 'mf--P 'sg 1' Bruce Wilson Bob Burton w wi K fn wi ,EQ li. X Phil Quinn 36 E F v . l E E sd 5 i, f 4.1 -Q xi- JoeE 5 Q 'N ' 115 Emanuel lien, - f DT b Q 3 x, e, sl., Davld Arai All-City QU'-IR, Bill Hilliard H, . , - V ifaol a a b r 0 ,X -sl K . -'eel J! if N , Q 'of- ,W 'kms Tim Hansel All-City Co-Captain J .eefegeae-w ie f isigg B , r K ' D ' N 4 KM I W ' x Paul Layton Honorable Mention- Honorable Mention , X W e kk ,- ' bgisiggge Charles Mitchell All-City Inspirational 1, ,, 1 -:fi uf' awry- 5 g i , 15? K John Rabel Honorable Mention 32 ' , L - - W Y :ff ' fe A lffs7i1., 'f. X l iifzle- David Mosler All-City Mike Riley Honorable Mention r , , ix, il , . W, 6 . ' w . -TF' L - , li' var A 'Si' is 'lf x Dave Welsh Bruce Yoshimura AHCC! F151 sJE!5rAnrny CXd'T+E5 FXELXI Ulysses Whitehead Honorable Mention lll1F -. P., Q qv i ., ..wm.s. sf l W ' W Bruce Bryant 7,000 pounds of Bulldog meat. . i ,wif'l:.e+i W ' i f-Q ' e,,. 0 e gef1e.,,e- 1 'r 'P 1-'T Ron Ervin George Justin fqfrrw Mwf V! Y W Eel 5 'K X l e Royal Snyder WM.. an ,sn 'W Al Stuart Ernie Nagai we ,sQh't A X Bob 0'Brien S!! F Megumi Okada .01 .X ,rs ' 5 Ease' John Pangborn fiifm :we ts M -u rlIw'veqx Iggy ei I 11 , .K kg, Q .., . 5 M --7 Q fgg y e ,S 1 f Ati f Q P , . ., 1 -ee4vfe'f 3H.am s.'.' ililfl jfs Q ff L -h. mf ' sg J ff' Q P Q Q-f' Herman Watson Mike Wong D. Barrett H. Lawson S. Norman Managers The Bulldogs, finishing strong, took second place. With the aid of their great line, the Pups set many offensive rec- ords. Team records of total yardage C2603 yardsl, rushing yardage 09723, rushing average K6 yardsl, and total points 12623 were set. Charles Mitchell racked up two individual records: rushing yardage, 855, and scoring, T20 points. Jamboree Garfield, playing in the third quarter, lost to Ballard, 7-0. Although the Bulldogs were stopped, the East defeated the West 20-l4. Roosevelt 20 Garfield 6 The Bulldogs suffered their first loss in two seasons as Roosevelt capitalized on Garfield fumbles and misfortunes to win a hard-fought game. Garfield 39 West Seattle 13 With their offense in high gear, Garfield crushed the indians for an easy win. Charlie Mitchell tallied three times for the Bulldogs. Garfield 26 Franklin 6 The Pups ran the Quakers into the mud for their second win of the season. The Bulldogs scored four times before Franklin could cross the goal line. Garfield 46 Cleveland 19 The Bulldogs, scoring whenever they had the ball, trounced the Eagles. Garfield 45 Lincoln 0 Garfield's superb offense, combined with a stout defense, shut out the Lynx. Fine passing by Ken Gidlof and running by Mitchell highlighted the game. Garfield 40 Sealth 7 The Pup offense rolled once more as the Bulldogs smashed the Seahawks. Coach Boitano made use of all his bench strength. Garfield 34 Queen Anne 0 Quarterback Ken Gidlof, arm flinging and feet flying, guided the Bulldogs to their sixth straight victory. Garfield 26 Ballard 0 The Pup defense held the Beavers to a scant 34 yards as the Bulldog offense scored four times for their third shutout of the season. G S vARsmr stANniNcs L T Roosevelt ............ 7 0 T Garfield ................ 7 1 0 Ballard ................ 6 2 0 Lincoln ................ 4 2 2 Franklin .............. 4 4 0 Queen Anne ........ 2 4 2 Cleveland ............ 2 6 0 West Seattle ........ l 6 l Left to Right: Terry Acena, Ron Benton, Dick Blanchat, Sealfh --------'--------- 0 8 0 Burnell B old e n, Lee Bowman, Vernell Chandler, Jim Charles, Jim Egan. 1 A ' 4 I 't.. . fiiff if se: '1 6 '1. - fe. if tl w s. . frltf il 4 5 4 E 4.- .K qk, l fy yili K' at P, , .L 43 .... Aiy QQ THIRD TEAM FOOTBALL: Flrst Row Jlm Nagar Dave Madayag Jlm Takeuchr Mamo Okada Second Row Rudolph Boyd Harold Gamble, Gordon Shop: John Numoto Nnck Fahey Third Row Rack Bauman Leonard Gayton Charles Horn Jam Jones Mark Brenner, Glenn Tamura Arty Head Joe Merrrtt Fourth Row Ruchard Vaughan Gary Smith Sharkey Perkuns Tum Mnya hara, Leo Robinson, Herman Swoddy James Hunter Fifth Row Coach Forrest Keyes Bob Dulm Doug Stroud Hartsel Hnlllard Tyrone Lake, John Henderson Leroy Hartwell Coach Bruce Wulson VARSITY RESULTS GARFIELD OPPONENT 6 Roosevelt 20 39 West Seattle I3 26 Franklin 6 46 Cleveland I9 45 Lincoln 0 40 Sealth 7 34 Queen Anne 0 26 Ballard 0 I1 BASKETB LL The Bulldog hoopsters, lacking experi- ence, finished in a tie for fifth place. Al- though The Pups met with little success in The Won-and-Lost column, the brand of ball played was exciting. After losing its first two games, Gar- field bounced back to trounce Cleveland. With the addition of two more losses To their record, Garfield defeated West Seat- tle for Their second win. After losing To Lincoln, The Bulldogs defeated Sealth to end The first round. Following a defeat in the first game of the second round, the Pups whipped The strong B a I l a r d Team. A win over Franklin was preceded by Two more losses. ln Their last Three games, The Pups defeat- ed West Seattle while losing The other two. The final game of The season, in which Lincoln squeaked by Garfield, marked The end of Coach Bob Tate's highly success- ful career as head mentor of The Bulldog basketball Team. CLOCKWISE Tim Hansel lim Ogilvy Honorable Mention, Buz Humphrey, Dan Montgomery, Dave Arai, Mike Wong, Roman Williams, All City Captain Warren Sakai Laurence Nlosler, Honorable Mention, Inspirational, Wayne Foley, Tom Whitfield, Honorable Mention. .fiZ'K9' Rn if V-.5 QQ... v-X .gig 'I i . - . 15,3 I rx 1 XS - H Q AG v V' 1 l 5 M, gg ff Tom Whitfield, No. 35: Don't crowd me, fellas! Sly Sakai On The fly. VARSITY STANDINGS W Lincoln I5 Ballard i2 Queen Anne lO Roosevelt lO Cleveland 8 GARFIELD 6 10 Franklin 6 l Sealth 4 l2 West Seattle l i5 Managers Ross Katra and Dennis Storie. SECOND TEAM, Clockwise: Paul Kusakabe, Girard Stone, Al Davenport, Jim Wilson, Karlis Krastins, Ray Mar. ll7 33' 'fr fi I l f 'I tl H 'Tw K Ikqff 31K 1 I X . .-M Left, top to bottom: Nelson Levias, Robert Flowers, Richard Semon, Jerry Whalen, Nor- man Yip, James Hunter. Right, top to bot- tom: Norman Winton, Joel Clark, Barton Amey, John Lundin, Denny Rosencrantz, Leonard Smith. Not in picture: John Hender- son, James Woodard. SECOND TEAM STANDINGS THIRD TEAM STANDINGS W L Lincoln IO 2 Garfield Queen Anne 9 3 Roosevelt Ballard 8 4 Queen Anne Garfield 7 5 Cleveland Cleveland 7 5 Franklin Roosevelt 7 5 Ballard Franklin 3 9 Lincoln Sealth 2 I0 West Seattle West Seattle I I I Sealth 5 1 ,: . Q Dick Hanson Susie Bell Jim Knowles Gail Franzke 7 Bill Moffett Sonya Hanson Steve Sander Ginny Lyford . Q.:-s . Q, . A, Whitney Smith Margie Shain SKI TEA The Garfield Ski Team, for the fourth consecutive year, captured the All-City Ski Championship. In several indi- vidual meets preceding the big event, the Bulldogs took top honors. These meets supplied the needed experience for the tough competition encountered in the All-City meet. ln a team effort, the Bulldogs accumulated 1,060.21 points. Led by Dick Hanson, who won the All-City Inspi- rational Award and Four-Way Individual Combined title, the Pups topped their closest competitor by 100 points. Jim Knowles, Bill Moffett, Steve Sander, and Whitney Smith all contributed to the Bulldog victory. With their fine showing in the Northwest Championships in other individual meets, Dick Hanson and Bill Moffett were chosen to participate in the National Junior Champion- ships at White Pass, Washington. The girls' Ski Team also had a successful year. With the skills of Ginny Lyford and Sonya Hanson leading the way, the girls finished a close second in the City Cham- pionships. 1 tap l C e Q., of x 2 iii Bull Seralle Dan Montgomery Bob Stokes Ken Gidlof wwf? Isaac Oliver Frank Fukui Mike Martin T' Fred Kikuchi Arthur Pigg 5 Richard Takeuchi Eg,n VARSITY Sanford Gladstein Jessie Brown Managers MQ ig 3' Girard Stone Bob 0'Brien ASEB LL John Hinrich John Boitano b Coaches Vernell Chandler Bill Hlll James Hunter X 1 'gf e ' RN , I? K fa- it el 'xx y. ln xl A - Ry e , ., wear u . ,nf W.-sax ..-.-'-V ff A4 Hog.. . nu. ,N ,Q - ex.-. . Af N .. A--. ev., e : 4-soil' -ad J lamb' 4 .1 wgwk -'QQ uw Ye A .-u. . .. X... ' - Y-4 i- it n , Q.-Sf, I 5 L I, NY r ' , Roger Croshaw 0 VX Dick Seraile I +1 y Ji Ulysses Whitehead I i I F K .W Mike Krohn Terry Acena Lenny Smith M -'A , 1 N ' . su y,ly 5 A yi J to S J J. my he 0 ki A , Q .4 J if f3' ,a3 y X at ff X X NS X A. asia? , is Y is ' 'warp K. , f - 1 K, . M. J A' :A , 5, 5 ' . . ,W SECOND TEAM BASEBALL-First Row: John Jones, Larry Lief, Manager, James Scruggs, Charles Horn, Scott Drummond, Manager. Second Row: Nehemiah Hill, Bobby Johnson, Jim Jones, Gordon Shoii, Jim Katra, Eddie Acena. Third Row: Coy Moore, Curtis Barnes, Leo Robinson, James Hunter, Bob Flowers, Denny Rosencrantz, Sharkey Perkins. ASEBALL The T959 Bulldog Baseball team, the defending champion, was a team with little experience but much ambition. Although the timber swatters had five returning letter- men, only the Seraile twins, Bill and Dick, had any worthwhile varsity action. The three other lettermen, Roger Croshaw, Mike Krohn, and Ken Gidlof, added their talents and seniority to the team. The shortage of lettermen caused many iuniors to carry the load. Terry Acena, Bill Hill, Bob O'Brien, and Bob Stokes, able ballplayers from last year's second team, fulfilled Coach John Boitano's needs. Two new faces showed up on the Pup baseball diamond, Dan Montgomery, a transfer from Seattle Prep two years ago, added infield power to the Garfield team. Shortstop Girard Stone, from Los Alamos, New Mexico, used his speed and power at the plate to aid the Bulldog offensive punch. J ' if Ylifii' -rs, ft'-' ' ' f1.'1v.aSg?sl.i'c5Efff'4'27ifsl,2i'1iSfs -3:--.. .-jf , ,. 5' ,V yf 1 2' .1-,, 'f': ...QQ - st-5.21-..f-1 'J 'Q' az., ...Ny - A, I , ' l'9',N., -yy , ' 'lr- tty, ,Chr ..:fg'QQ ' r ' l22 .. ' .. if obbie Miner Ilw 9 Susie Bell Kay fsaki Song Queen Sally Ordell M Irv Hamada SONGSTERS Lola Dover 7 come ii: Seven vivacious songsters and four zestful yell leaders added up to eleven sportive Garfieldites who led our enthusiastic, school-spirited student body into freezing, windy, football stadiums, and hot, stuffy basketball gyms. Once there, anyone could tell that the Garfield spirit wasn't the kind that was bottled and kept with the cork on tight, but the kind passed around to every Garfield guy and gal to use for the famous Bulldog Victories . YELL LEADERS Helen Kihara hn D9U9las Bud Bagfz yell King RiYmond Clark Frank Me Yer l23 3,,45Hff wwf- W-'VULQWJ wr il W R 4 E Qs , ' wi r versa: ,. X .. Forrest Keyes A, Paul Layton Mike Schwartz .-,V A.. ,, Q. me paw Roman Williams Bill Peoples Art Eastland Sam Jones Bob Burton 5 . ,Qt .Q ., . M,-. 'Win Ron Patnoe Dave Welsh Ted Toyoii ' h Coach Assistant Coac VARSITY The Bulldog track team, having spririters, distance runners, muscle men, vaulters, and iumpers in top form, proved to be a very strong unit. With several returning Iettermen from last year's impressive team, a few iuniors and a transfer from Seattle Prep, the thin clads showed speed, agility, and power in their performances. The sprinters, led by Charles Mitchell, the Bryant twins, Barry and Bruce, and Al Stuart were fleet of toot. Julian Richardson led the timber toppers in high and Ray Field Johnny Smith Bob Handlin Marvin Johnsor 5+ 1. ir. ra, . n ik ' l .. .. J' XX - e 'fll5ws . . Q Ev. 3 A I s ' rf' F W' f tt W' . .. l , 'z Q 7' ffl w w 5 Barry Bryant Royal Snyder Bruce Bryant AI Stuart ' 'l -' . l - a - . , ibbxxltr 'V CQKQQXQATB CBA N WT. 1-L Dave Mosler DEE?-QUE? A l-L'LlT'X4 Yfuong SR Lu... CAVQC A92 Glkaoxb HOU C NAS To gg'L fL CHQQEA7 5? X'-QCJCDL.-K, Xl UQQX ' ' L xl A QIQE-ATCWUX, If fi, Pl KS 3 X, QU., SEB T U' L UQKC 4pXL k'OfXxlS Bill Harris I .. f . . T R A C K QM Bull Goodwin QC: i h Megumi Okada 70290 Luau- T25 ll low hurdles. John Smith, surprise of the 1958 team, led C Q , I . - the quarter miiers. A new addition to the Bulldog track team was Dave -' ppffu - I Tank Welsh. A transfer from Seattle Prep, Welsh Lliaoi IA! THE Ron Rideout showed great strength and power in the shot put event. L . XL Zta, 1 He was aided by returning letterman David Mosler. fam ,Q Il l Uaff DUPGH The combined effort of these and other Garfield cinder I men ran up a very impressive record for the Bulldogs. ' ,SUV Quincy Daniels Doug Farrell MU-6 Charles Mitchell Julian Richardson Max Everett TENN S Frank Stun The Bulldog net smashers, having four return- ing lettermen from their strong 1958 squad, once again were a tower of strength. Dave Ellis, Wayne Foley, Tim Hansel, and Dave Moffett supplied much strength along with experience. A new addition to the Garfield net squad was Barry Davidson, a former City Boys' Champion. These five net men, aided by Buz Humphrey, Frank Stull, and others of the Pup tennis team, represented Garfield in its usual manner: winning. ti' Dave Moglen Rliberf P Coach evonak Wayne Pole 3. Tim Han Y Sell asv., .AM Ms A- ,4- W. Nl . M.. A- Buz Humphrey Dave Ellis Barry Davidson T26 ... ,, N455 GOLF Sfeve Sander Al DiYenpor' Rillky Mayo John Collins ln pre-season inter-squad matches, the new coach, Mr. Joseph Marshall, got his first look at the l959 'Garfield Golf Team. Led by Captain Mike Riley, the Bulldog grass choppers chipped their way to another winning season. Aided by several other returning lettermen-Ken Albert, Al Daven- port, Steve Sander, and Jim Taylor-the club swing- ers played top-flight golf. i, u i Joseph :Mrs a - I La1-OH Coac Do't:Aan3Qer Mike RUBY Joey Alhadeff Jim Taylor John Nelson Ken Albert l27 ,Bm K ,, I . .Ms L in V, A Mala' WWW 'fun if if' ff V if Girls of the Month: Elaine Yoshida, Pat Graham, Ruby Foster, and After-School Sports Managers . . . First Row: Janice Hing, Takako Tamara Long. Toyoii, Carolyn Mar, Loretta Harris. Second Row: Elaine Yo- shida, Beverly Bright, Maxine Pascal, Pat Graham. Third Row: Lilllly Mae Williams, Hazel Eng, Gladys Woods, Ruby Foster, Ellen Gi ert. GIRL Have shoes, will travel, worn shoes, have traveled. The girls who Bowl 'em over! was the cry of girls at Main Bowl. This was a very signed up for hiking ventured out onto the endless trails of popular sport. Seattle. Putting their heads together were the heads of the Playday com- mittees. This year the All-City Playday was held at Garfield. Racket squad, tennis racket that is. A very active sport for the Hula hoops are not the type of hoops found in this sport. Can you active girl. guess what it is? l28 A sy A t . Scene: Main Bowl. Time: Tuesday afternoon. For the first time G Club Chairmen: Hisako Moriguchi, Joyce Hiraoka, Janice Hing at Garfield, awards were given to the winning bowling team. Gladys-Woods, Elaine Yoshida, Judy Kawaguchi, and June Oiye The lucky girls: Jean Nishio, Karen lwamura, Janet Nosi COutstanding Playerl, Diane Okada, and Alice Kihara. SPORTS Batter Upl Baseball was one of the headliners of the Spring sports. Splish, splash, they're not taking baths, they're learning swimming fundamentals at the YWCA. Attention please! Marion Iwago presided at a G Club meeting. Fall, Winter, or Spring, the birds are always flying in the girl's gym. Room 223 became a hubbub of activity when the girls got together Badminton birds, that is. for a friendly game of ping pong. l29 Marion lwago President V X GCL When 3:10 rolled around school ended, but activity in the girls' gym went on and on. Balls bounced and badminton birds flew-girls were play- ing hard for membership in the G Club. Bowling, swimming, and hiking took place off-campus. After accumulating 500 points, the girls were in- vited into G Club. G Club pushed forward after-school proiects, like the corn roast, the making up of a Thanksgiving basket, and many others. This year the annual all-city girls sport clubs' Playday was held at Garfield, rounding out a very eventful year for the Garfield G u . Beverly Freeman Vice-President I JoAnne Manning Secretary l30 M' Audrey Stone Historian Irene Nakao Athletic Chairman A ,QQ Mrs. Jean Deguchi Advisor From the top of the G , counter-clockwise: Judy Kawaguchi, Kazuko Yamashita, Gloria Finister, Marlene Schneider, Hazel Eng, Ruby Foster, Tamara Long, Ladee Hubbard, Audrey Stone, JoAnne Manning, Beverly Bright, Joan Kimura, Mariorie Nitta, Arlene Nishimoto, Fannie Manning, Pauline Fuiino, Doris Yook, Deanna Saka- moto, Bettie Luke, Marion Iwago, Irene Nakao, Irene Harada, Vicki Slootsky, Juli- anne Kanno, Carolyn Mar, June Oiye, Florence Mukai, Hisako Moriguchig Akico Tatsumi, Joyce Hiraoka, Janice Hing, Elaine Minato, Gloria Tomita, Reiko Matsu- moto, Joanne Arai, Maxine Pascal, Pat Graham, Gladys Wood. Victories in the classroom were iust as common as those on the football field for this year's squad of intellects. To Coach Boitano's pride, they proved That brains and brawn were not an impossible mixture. i Every team suffers defeat once in a while, however-even the mighty Bulldogs. Although they were overcome by the rough-riding Teddies W in the first game ofthe season, they growled back in defiance by win- ning all of their remaining games. ln the classroom one low Test grade did not mean defeat, it lust gave the boys the incentive to work even harder for the next brainwasher. E e vm s 1 so W V.. E, IQ v .fu F . 1' ' ,A l, r ex. it t if Q e--s , . 1 .-,.- K, rV1, 'iti ixiilyil i gf' if ,Ll l if U. ' f' In K i it 3 b if J Wbiiw b i L it Q. a,c c rcr ,w f f zla - ,fe se, 7 .fr fuel ,M -Q ru. we r srtl - rall be .U-4. f er M' i 'r ,1 ,l-' zz I- ' ' K X gyy y a y as yyyiy c S-Xian? l3l we Mega r I9 Q ,egtff if was the year that Funtest broke all attendance records. 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