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

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, , 77fqfCe-Z, SENIOR LOG C ., , 1 ' 4614 1111 ffl ' KMVJ 6 it Mtv i J M if XX M K i fi ' K - K i Y it A X1 'l My I 1 rl if V M, ' V ' , fda! ,Lf K f f F Rx 1 ' i FROM THE PRINCIPAL ' N The joy of accomplishment, , X Pride in a task well done. The satisfaction in doing one's best. FQ IN HESE are the cream of life, the elements of successg they make hard work a pleasure. There is little satisfac- tion in a task less well done than one's capacity permits. There is great joy in ex- ceeding what one supposed was his limit. You, the graduating Seniors, have not achieved a diploma without effort. Those :L who treasure most this document during the coming years are those who have struggled the hardest to win it. Character and success are not attained through slight effort and easily accomplished tasks, but come to those who strive and labor and do not fail. May succeeding years bring even greater accomplishment, more of pleasure, and deeper satisfaction in your life's work than have they, those happy years which you are now completing in Garfield High School. MMMJ . HERBERT S. VVoou, PRINCIPAL DEDICATION C3550 Principe! Herbert S. Wood, who has so quick! y amz' graciously won his may into our affections with his n kind, quiet manner, and who has led us with such success through the past semes- ter, we respectfully dedicate this magazine. 4 CLASS OF W'35 'rs-mes Q