James Garfield High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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G9ur Qlreeh I believe in Garfield High School because it gives me a chance to work, an opportunity to sacrihce self for the good of allg and a challenge to serve my fellow students. HI believe it will develop in me the habit of punctuality and regu- larityg respect for the personal and property rights of othersg a feeling of individual respon- sibility for the common good amd a willingness always to give a square deal. ffl believe it will help me to build for myself a clear head, a true heart and a strong arm. All Hail to Garfield High Tune: America the Beautifulv Where purple mountains lift their heads 'Neath skies of deepest blue, There stands the High School that we love, To her we'll all be true! Her crimson banner raise aloft Beneath an azure sky. And raise to her our song of praise All Hail, to Garfield High! Her gleaming red's for loyalty For truth shall stand the blue, And here and now we pledge to her Our loyal hearts ancl true. Then let her colors raise aloft, To the breezes let them fly, And raise to her our song of praise All Hail, to Garfield High! Fifteen

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l0R 5 Fourteen FRANK L. STUBBS Log staff-School Play. Came to Garfield High School September, 1925, from Roosevelt High School. fl' HOWARD NICHOLES Home Room President. Entered Garheld High School in November, 1925, from Burbank High School.

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Allen, Howard Amadisto, Laura Amann, Harry William Anderson, Mary Ellen Angel, Adelle Angel, Mabelle Avila, Lupe G. Ballinger, William Harold Bartlett, Lois Elsie Bates, Erhelyn Bernstein, Daniel Berry, Ernest La Rue Bloornquist, Anita Bosworth, Julia Loraetta Burwell, Paul Leslie Campbell. Elizabeth Baur Catano, Gabriel Nicholos Chertow, Louis L. Collins, Opal Combs, Edna Pearl Conrad, Jerrold Fred Daniels, Agnes Floy Denning, Velma Lucile Dunlap, Laura Regina Dunn, Dorris Beatrice Eddy, James Joseph Ellis, Randolph Ewart, Lester Clarence Gerold, La Verne Kathryn Goldstein, Edward Goto, James Mizuo Guthrie, Dorothy Virginia Haines, Evelyn Agnes Harmen, Karl William Herrera, Annie Villa Herrera, Jose Bernabe Hoggan, Walter Dale Holmes, Vernon Wendell Hunter, George Clyde Hutchens, Walter Emery Irving, Earl M. lacklin, Earl Frank Jameson, George Vaughn, Jr. Janz, Ella Verna Jasso, Sixto T. Johnson, Elsie Elizabeth Johnson, Ethel Grace Laible, Verna Lillian Leppek, Romay Evelyn Ling, Carmel Arlene Lloy, Dorothy Pearl Sixteen A9 STUDENTS Long, Blanche Elizabeth McAlfrey, Joseph Hector McAlfrey, Paul Alexander McCormick, Yvonne Voiles McFerran, Marguerite Diamond McKinney, Reima Edith Marino, Sam Miller, Anna Miller, Duane Melvon Mitch, Paul Peter Moody, Alson Mortenson, Veda Muto. Albert Pasqual Nickel, Jean Marie Noji, Margaret Matsuye Ortgier, William Joseph O,Shaughnessy, Eddie Albert Paul, Harry Leon Poyas, Jack Price, Margaret Alice Rabener, Aaron Abraham Riggs, Clayton Willis Roberts, Delcina Robjant, Florence Emma Rogers, Thoburn Clair Rowell, Beulah Marion Salcido, Feliciana Regina Salcido, Lupe Schatz. Conrad H. Sims, Julia Elizabeth Slinkard, Robert Maurice Smart, Albert Frederick Smith, John Edward Smith, Virginia Doris Speck, Ruth Mildred Steward, Harriett Mae Stout, Ophelia Mae Strand, John Arndt Sturm, Gerard John Thornton, Edward H. Thronclson, Marvin Thomas Torres, Antonio Rangel Tucker. Marjorie Lucy Villalobos, Angelita Esparsa Wenzin, Christine Marie Wilkens, Bernard Louis Winchelpl. Dorothy Jeane Wood, Verne Edward Wren, Charles H. Yielding, Eleanor Yost, Fred Lee