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

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O SENIOR LOG TJSU H040 NUT 5. HI TOOT5 ! HERE 5 THL WAY Q FOURTEEN SENIOR FUN THE MONKEY I saw a monkey in a tree. He was dressed as funny as funny could be, A little red jacket, a hat so blue That just fit in with the surrounding hue. He cocked his head and looked at me, The cutest little monkey, you could see. His face was wrinkled with a frown As he kept jumping up and down. Around the corner came a funny man With a little box and an old tin can. As he passed me by, he started to sing. Down came the monkey with a swing. The organ grinder, a Senior A Led the little Senior B away. Another Senior A was me 5 But uess who was the Senior UB . g JULIA Kouiw Il if if if Peggy: Would you contribute 35.00 to bury a poor radio crooner? Gloria: I-Iere's 151000. Bury two. 1 PK if X Boob: What is the most intellectual of all beasts? Simp: The donkey, because of his bray'n power. 'K Pl i X Iill: Why did you break off your engagement with that school teacher? lack: Well, if I failed to show up any evening, she wanted me to bring a written excuse from my mother. X X if if Elliott H.: Why do girls close their eyes when kissed? 2nd Sap: Did you ever look in a mirror? if X if if Q.: What is the National Air of Italy? A.: Garlic. Y X 3 ii A.: How's the undertaking business? B.: Pretty dead, pretty dead. X ii Y if lack: fTo prospective buyerj This car is sound in every part. Victim: Yeah, so I hear.

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SENIOR LOG O l1l 421 l3l 143 459 16l 171 185 199 4101 1111 1125 U33 U45 SENIOR DISTINCTIONS IDENTIFICATIONS Big G Senior A's : lfirsr i--iw S.ilx1i-lfir I.:-fix. .link i'1iff..i'vl. l l'2llll-C .Xppf-llw, llxiii Jziiwli, llij-vl lfiiiillr.-X. S'-wlxnl 1'-'xx fliill liill. lszzlzis BI'-zu, Kill' wh'-ll l.l'2t1l1v', liiiif-si Kelly. Vlxvlw llzmkiris. 'l'luiil iwiu 1'li:ii'l.-Q Iii-'li-'. llill Wpzill. XM-fl--5 5l llLfl'.N. lllvriiiziri Vzillziif. ll--nm liixzls Chatelaunes Senior A's : lfii-sl ron Aliw- Hlisi. Kiynlii- 'I':ll4:lEi:islii, Vliiyifk- Sain-ilxi. I,li+'lllf'. llzili- vnwli S.-4-will 1-nw .l.f.in.-lt. li-rplnf, Hp.il N.ipi--i. Kiilllryn Xlkitkiiis. 1':iIli'-i'1n.- Wwlvl 'Vliiiwl ri-xx l.ui-ill.- l-'I-lsflni, Alfiiiiiiizi li-wi. lb-Irv lwl-ifrii--. Zwrlizi .I.iil'li. lflli--I li---lnlixl, Knights, Senior A's : l-'irwl i'--xx .lan-l4 1'llr'l'f-nl Hill .l..liiiwIny1.1, .liiiunx 4'zii'lsill1 l'1l-ll XY--ll'-, S'-wiiifl run ll'-imzili I':lll:l1s, llill Wfxzill, lflw-rl I-'iinlfi'-if. Ephebians: lfirst i-nu Hpul Num'-i', l,uvillv- lull-- wwk. M1-11411121 lie-sw-i'. Sm--'ini row- llIl'Ill2lIl l'zillzilS. Senior A Officers: Fri-rl Fillilriw-s, l'!'i'Si4lwl1I lillitli NYl1itv, S+-vin-tzli'51 Vlyfll- llzinkiiis, Yil-.A-l'i'v-s ill--nl, N.A.S.S. Senior A : First iwfw llairlf-w .lil--1-I-5. Mite-luwll l'i':iiii.-, Iizllpli S1114-ieli-, S1llXliIl l' I.--Us Sw--'wlul l'lnXY'fll4'l'Ill2IIl l'zilluis, .lziiiil-s l'lliiiiili-ws, .lziml-s l'zi1'lsvii1, Flu-il l'1lIllliI'wS. Small G Senior A's : First row -.I+-sw, Vzirw Stuiil.-y lwlslfziril- .lzllllvx 4'l1:iinln-Vs. llzu'l+m' .lu- i-nlihxg Sl-4-mill rim' llill .lnliiisllm--. ll:-ii 'l'ultl:- liillpli Sxilviiln. Hi-Y Senior A's : l ll'rI ri-xx liill .l'IllllSll'l1 .lzini--S l':li'lswii, XX'auil-- lil-ll, lillifill lliitwliinsnii S--1-1-nfl rim' .Iii--li l'lilT1-i'rl. 1'lliii'l.-s liiwlin-, .l .1 llxill, Vlyfll- lluriliiiis. lfiw-ll l lIlIl:l'r-s, 'l'l1ii'rl iw-w ll.-ii 'l'i1ttlv, llvfrlnsiii Vzillzlis, llill XYAUII. Novitiate anal Life Members of the CSF: -I-'irsl rim .lvfzillvllv lvlpl-II, ,xlllllllll lusp:il':lz:i, .Xllvv 'l'zili:i- llllSlll, llpiil Nzipil-V. Slwiiill I'-iw l.ln'ill+- Ifwlslnii Blniwiizi ll:-sm' llvlly .l.iii.- Hslnwllil. 'l'liii'fl iv-xx .lzllliv-r4':il'lsvIl1. Isuzu-' I':Sli'll1l5f'. llzerxl-Qx SlIv'l'lllilll Senior A Ushers: l4'ii'S' ron- .xliw filisi. wpul N1lIll l'. liliwillv lliiln-----li. S.-4-niifl rf-xv Axis IH-uns. lnlis l'Ili1fA1'y, lr-li'uIl1f':i SIl1.Il1, 'l'liiiwl ivlxxfklfvlwriia lil-sl-V, ll.-IU' lziiil- mvsl-lwii.-, Orpheus Senior A's : lfli-st ron ll:-ii 'l'utIl.- Sluiilf-5' lil'lSlI1llll', llvlilllilll l':ill:als. S.-.null 1-nu Vail.-illiiw YIIIISIVHSQI, .lznwk 1lil'l'1-nl Photographer: Xnrinziii Alwlinf-. Glee Club Senior A Girls: lilzillys Sx.-rllli-IT, Alzixiii lim'-'-V. lmrfilliy Smith. X'ii'p.:1Ii1zi .llilslii Senior Tri-Y: lfirst 1--in lliisi. llzmiii'-iz, X'irp.:inii lim.-1... Iinriilln-in Smith lilxirzi .Xiiip.iiulii, Sw-nlill run .Xl--n-rw I':lsli'H, Xl:lI'L12ll'v-l ln-liriliu Xmn- l'lll'l'N NOT lf.XRllVVIQI.l. Oh. solemn hc.1ri, Why Lum you ll-cl nn gl.imliu-xx? ,Xllhuugh wc imrt, 'lhcrc shniilcl hc no mclncss. The lnricilcls XYL'.YC m.ulc. Our iiicrnwrics. W lmppx' .mil w uluir. Our mirli. our play, All this should kucp us IlL'.ll'. l .ircxx'cll. Ncvcrl Hemi .irc our hc.im. but iruc. Yiwu shall livc with us furcvcr. Furcvcr. dmr Ciriinsun .mil liluc liryrix Iwia Osiwiaxu, NVE? CiR.XDL'.fX'l'IOX Ymrs of glial limes lhissing .lXX'.lf in clmlllcnl Iain. X cs. ICJFS. lgxlfs. Hui with nu thought ul, l'c.ir. -Dui' 5Xll'l'll

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SENIOR LOG O SENIOR FUN A SENIOR A I-IOMEROOM The bell is rungg Seniors file in. 151 is hlled with din. The gavel sounds, The Prexy speaks, Attention my friends, Stop your squeaksf' The Bulletin is read, Announcements are made. Mrs. Capps completes her talk, And Seniors again begin to squawk. The bell is rung, The Seniors File out, Glad of the end of I-Iome Room, no doubt. ALICE Gusr if if ll! IK ESSAY ON SENIOR AYES HERE are many reasons why Senior Ayes are sometimes thought to be snobbish. Per- haps it is that we do not wish to force the gravity of our years upon the playful innocence of the un- dergraduates, perhaps it is because we are such a soulful lot we go around with our heads in the clouds, or perhaps it is because we know so much that the silly prattle of the lower classes does not affect us. However just or unjust the accusation, we come to this point: Our time in the clouds is nearly over. We have worked to get there fplayed tool and we have been happy there. We shall probably come down to earth with a great big bang. and perhaps you will hear no more about us for a few years until the day when we will all be presi- dents and senators, doctors and lawyers, teachers and journalists. ditch diggers and street sweepers. BETTY IANE OSBORNE. W'35 if if Ill Ili Fred: Of course. I know marriage is a grave step. Dad: My dear lad, it's a flight of steps, and every one of them greased. Ill if if IK Mr. Peterson: VVhat is spring fever? Fred F.: NVhen the iron in your blood turns to lead.