James Garfield High School - Crimson and Blue Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)
- Class of 1936
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W .: I X ooiy L15 Is Irofessor Scotile, Ioured syrup down his back And scratched his waHle. There is ll sonlf VVhich asks of men. XVhere does Gandhi Carry his fountain pen? 'IHL BISHOP MISBLH XVl1b H1 srroup which turncd out for the bcnioi pl ry was not 'in extremely large one, so Mrs. Suther- land decided on the yerv 'nnusinfn romantic my sterv The Bishop Misbehaves' which had heen '1 'fren success on the New York stwe. Soon 'lfter the play vvis chosen, Miss Haywood 'incl the stagre crew bevan construction of the stage sets for the two scenes, the I5ishop's home and the very interesting country tavern. CAST OF CHARACTERS Bixfzop 0 Broadnzinifler , ,,,,, I aul Ricchit Lady Enzily Lyons ,, ,, Evelyn Gatchell Hertor Granthtmz ,Marwaret ackson Donald Metzdozvs ,,,, Francis Healy Illri. Wullez ',,,, Y, , ,e,, Rita Cracknell Guy Waller, Lewis Bohache Red Eagan ,, Aaron Deem Frencfzy ,, , Pearce Du Bose tSuraf1,, , , ,Lucille Huntzinffer The Chau cur ee,, , ,Vincent Gordon Broo 6, Sc'cretary,.,, ,,,,, e,,, N oe Barhot lroperty MifI1'efs,, , , , Uinia It H. Imnzplerx , , Belly Harris. Dorothy Mitchell SE IOR ACTIVITIES 159 SENIOR MAGAZINE STAFF Seated: X'--linzt XValktr Floiwsiiwi- XVMIS. llorothy XVoo1l. .Iv-:an Hzilwrlanrl. Imiwtliy' Brown. Aiirlrwi' I-'rishiv, .Ioyvv Fred- rivksoll, l':lIIlll2l lv'-I Griffin. ll'-lvn Hull. Second row: last- tvkura. Rita 1'rzu'knf-Il. Lui-illv Huntzingf-r. Ihltty Harris, Iixwiyii llzttriiull. Irina Vox, Katy' Rings. Juno' liarkf-r. Jasinint- Moomj.-an. Lula liztriwr. Third row: Russ.-ll Yivkwrs, Aliw- Zziiiiiwziiio. Aurora Arroyo. 'I'v-rt-sa Moria-ztiln, Maury Hinge-rinztn. Hlga .lnnw Kvtsko. Iflllvn iloln-rts. Szuliv thtjwiuri. Milrlrwl Ilurkw. Hisnsiii Movliiziiki. Fourth row: la-wis lloiizu-in-. Iilziin Morris, Leo 5l4'll'P!l'lllgll. Satin Hvrri-r:t, 'I'oin Kilt-oynw-, th-oi'gv Allwrtson, Theo- dore- Ivonalrlson. NV:trrt'n Iiutlf-r, Vinrw-nt Gordon. 4101 SENIOR SPONSORS Seated: Mrs. lil-lnnu 'l'. I l+'t'k, Mrs. Vil'f.2'illi2l I . iiilllliii, Mrs. St Lora A. Sutliv-rlantl, Miss Munn- lilvanor tiootlvll. anding: Mrs. Miriam M. Hiiirlwig Mr. George- XV. Earl. Mrs, Z1-llzt A. Young. Mr. th-orizt' lf. Sawyer. Mrs. A. Lzturzt Mzti.:i'iuh-r. ACTIVE SENIORS til Stn-kt-r Inty. 127 'l'i'4-t- Plztnting. -v t..J Tru- I'Iuntini.:. HJ Treo Planting. 161 Su:-km' Day. 173 Life Members of CSF: St-att-tl--Main-l Holland, Audrey Frishit-, gKlHll't'2l4 Ainparztn, Hhf-:t Ike-igiiiztii, Mztrgzirt-t .Int-kson. Smrirlim.:--I1:ix'iti Arroyo, Virginia Pztllztis. Illinmzt lmt tIrit'fin, 'I':ttlztshi Hziraisw. til Ephebians: St-att-d--Mary Sh-vin, Virginia Vallais. H1-le-n Hail. Stztiitliiig--lxy III'-tlsm-, Paul liivvliio, Ilaviti Ari'o5o, HU Novitiate Members: lroris XYrii.:liI. .li-:ill--tlv XVli:tlvii. THEY ARE ALL GONE They are all gone and I alone Am solitary with reflected thought. Through hallowed halls a mellowed tone, Recasts the joys of youthful days. And once again each hour resounds Each gleaming smile, Each Virgil muse of life rebounds. Oh precious hours, Now lost to time, Enchant me ever with your powers. VVhere have they gone those forms of youth, Whose yearning hearts and memories, Have lost their theme the simple truth, VVhose hearts with mine long for these scenes As worlds on worlds will pass beyond, To them also, My sacred world of dreams is gone. Oh mysterious life, Reveal to me. The splendor found in living dreams. -'Tl1c'otfw'c' Dumllrlxolz SE IOR LITERATURE ECHOES OON we shall put our many days of school life among the echoes of the PQISI. lt will be with a great deal of pleasure that we recall those pleasant moments, little insignificant adventures to others, but to us treasures to be tenderly laid away in our hope- chest of life. Even now we hear another call to new surround- ings, a different atmosphere of life. This call carries with it a challenge to meet and conquer new prob- lems and new obstacles. And meet and conquer them we will, for we shall have those dim but persistent voices of the past urging us on, guiding us along the road that we must follow to gain for ourselves new treasures in the future walks of life. -ALICE Zsxtamxo if if 1 K WRITING AN ESSAY HE writing of an essay takes many steps. The essayist takes note of man, woman, and child and, keeping his eyes and ears open, finds many pregnant texts imbedded in the commonplace of life, and then, out of what he sees and hears, weaves his essay. The essay, as a literary form, resembles the lyric in so far as it is moulded by a central mood. Given a mood, and the essay, from the first to the last, grows around it. The essay should be pure literature as the poem is pure literature. The essayist plays with his subject, now in a whim- sical, now in a grave, and now in a meloncholy mood. His main gift is an eye to discover the suggestiveness of common things. Beyond the vital hint, his discov- eries are not fastened to their titles. He takes up the most trivial subject and winds it around to become great questions over which the serious like to brood. There is no lack of subject matter. The essayist gives you his thoughts and lets you know how he came to think thus. Of the essayist, when his mood is com- municative, you obtain a full picture. Thus we see that an essay is literally the easy part of any literature. It is the simplest thing in the world to write. There is but the necessity of keeping alive and setting down in words on paper what you think and have seen-and there is your essay. -Liawts Bonscmz SYMPHONIES UNDER THE STARS VERY year I look forward with great anticipa- tion to the Symphonies Under the Stars in the Hollywood Bowl. They are a source of much enjoy- ment to me. I can not picture a lovelier scene than the Holly- wood Bowl on a summer night with the curves of the surrounding hills sharply etched against an ebony sky. There is scarcely a sound from the vast audience as the music of the symphony reaches us, accompanied by crickets in the distance. Every once in a while the darkness is relieved by the sudden flare of a match. Here and there I can see tiny points of light from cigarettes. Everything is calm and peace- ful. Troubles seem as far away as the stars under which we sit. The music is like a mist, blotting out harsh realities. A cool breeze brings with it sweet fragrances from nearby blossoms. I can look up at the twinkling stars as I dream, lulled by some masterpiece that has enchanted thous- ands of people all over the world. Each intoxicating symphony makes me respond differently. There is a lump in my throat and tears well up in my eyes as emotion over the great beauty of the scene wells up within me. We in the Hollywood Bowl are in a world of our own. The noise of traffic on the nearby busy boule- vards does not reach us, and distant lights are the only reminders that we are in the vicinity of a great city. Time seems to have stopped, but unfortunately the music does not go on forever. As we leave, I realize that this perfect night and the Symphonies Under the Stars will be among my most treasured memories. -AUDREY Frusmii if ii il 1 SWEET BIRD Sweet little bird, Sweet little song, Sweet you are, Both bird and song. May I have just a bit of your song That I too might be happy, And sing the day long? ,-Isssuxia Moostjnaw Jf,-'VL fywcffirta. . I -Gmlo-14, SENIOR LITERATURE A NOBLE DEED lf we bring a little kindness When the sky has lost its blue, To someone whose's unhappy, That's a noble thing to do. We may think our little living Never much worth while may be But there is so much for giving In our hearts if we but see. How we seek sometimes to win us Glory in some mighty deed, When the glory is within us If we only give it heed. So if there is someone near you, You can bring some sunshine to A simple word of kindness, That's a noble thing to do. -ALICE Zntnksxo 1 if ll: X STOP W LOOK - LISTEN If a train is coming madly, And you want to beat it badly, You may rue it very sadly If you try. Quit the race-you may not win it. For there is death and danger in it. For the train in just a second Will go by. -.ALICE Zsxisiuxo if if i if LET'S PROVE OU RSELVES VVhen there are lives forsaken Of hopefulness and cheer, VVhen very faith is shaken And pathways are rough, not clear. Let's bring hope and scatter it VVhere there was none before. Let's show that we can do it And prove ourselves once more. -ALICE ZAMBRxNo K is K F Let me fly very high Into the sky of learning And sink deep Into the depths of knowledge. PORT OF DREAMS Do you come nearer day by day To the port where your dreams all anchored Or do you sail far, far away In a stormy sea, with a cloudy sky? Do you come nearer the goal you seek ln the ship you set by a distant star, Or do you drift on and on Satisfied with the things that are? You are the captain, mate and crew, Of that ship that you bring, So steer it wisely: it's up to you To guide it safely To your port of dreams. -ALICE Zutskaxo if IK: IF 'Xi SPINNING As we held the threads of the spinning. For the web that each day must be spun. VVe thought as we fashioned the pattern Of the whole when the work was done. Are there spots where the threads will be broken On the day when we see the whole? Are there tangled threads or knotted In the web we shall unroll? ls the fabric strong and even? Are the colors soft and true? Have we caught the tints of the sunrise And the oeean's deepest blue? Let us spin the threads with care. Choose the colors of fairest tone. VVe are spinning tomorrow's web For the future is our own. -Arnons Amzovo If if :If is SOMETHING MISSING Same sweet earth and same blue sky. Same white cloud ships floating by. Flowers nodding in the breeze. Same soft rustling in the trees. Little bird with quivering throat. Sings to me. the same sweet note. But there's something gone today. Has been since you went away. -ALICE ZAMBRANO l uv' ent rj ':', A.. 'UL SE IOR ACTIVITIES LOG PARADE 417 Knights and Plmtfilaint-s. Q23 Achievement Flub. - 5 133 VVorId l 'l'lUTldSl1lD and 'l't'i-Y. 147 Choral Cluh and Hi-Y. tn? Sr. A Float. 167 Fire Brigade. 477 Big 4 Club. QNX Senior Prom. UD Radio Club. 1101 Dance f7l'l'llt'Stl'2l.. 1115 At Your Se-rvieo. G25 G..-LA. as as as is THE LOG PARADE HE annual Log Parade was held again this year on April 15. Senior A's took hrs: place: the World Friendship, secondg and the Fire Brigade. third. The success of this parade was due to the fine co- operation of all the participants under the leadership of the editor of the Senior Log. Theodore Donaldson, and Mary Singerman, associate editor. The custom of a big parade as a part of the suh- scription drive for the Senior Magazine was institut- ed by the Summer 1935 staff. Each entry was a rep- resentation of some one organization of the school- each giving its whole-hearted support. Sk ills is Ill She's different from other girls. 'KHOW is that? She's the only girl that will go out with me. A B C D E F G H I I K L M N O p Q R S T U V XY X Y Z SENIOR ALPHABET is for Arroyo, president of us all, is for Bledsoe, jumps hurdles with never 1 1 is for Cox, sweet, saucy, what not, is for Deem, bartender, so what, is for Ellis, who clicks with the fellas. is for Fennicle, who follows fair Ellis. is for Gatchell, who can handle a gat. is for Hall, twins Helen and Harriett. is for me who wrote the whole thing. is for Iohnson, radio's his fling, is for Koizumi, of the twinkling feet. is for Laskow, our Drum Major's sweet is for Mendenhall. that tall, handsome lvnigh is for Neil. vice-president or, am I right is for Others not in the alphabet is for Papac. for tennis is his racket. is for Quacks, Gottlieb, and Gordon, is for Ricchio. Bishop, and so on. is for Slevin. Achievement Club lass. is for Thompson, who has plenty of ia? is for you. you so and so. is for Vanderpool. Garhelds pet gigolo. is for VVhitney, that noisy young chap, is for VVhat? VVell. you fill in the gap. is for Yost. our Kersey Club president. is for Zimmer. Boys say she is heaven sent -i .ICE Zxsumsxo ' 9 v V ji! L V.: 'KVA Llifvvu-A ' Eff' lj? ., 4! enefzal gctnool acfivifiefs 'g , Qzfjfx - J! I NV . ' 7 9 ff My Jif an I Mfyly f tb lf f 0' Aw L , .1 , ... X Mi., 1-vf I' 1- M1 X x ,ij L W L N X X 5. . .A Q V I ,x tvx ,I J in I . I 3.-,xx ' f ob! 'w if sv b,.:: 1 I I 'vga ? ,R 1 If F f 4,i.5v to 5 . 'gi Eziifiljf I 1 A 57557 V - l ' 2 s--- F: 0 . ' V 4- M359 if L 45. Qgagvrieto L5 'A Lillj me Sic: ,wiv 'Y 1 1, rNl.h'ih Y ' 1' K llllllllf! ' towns! .9 ' ' I cw: SNNX M I A N J , J 114, S-255' ,L fuix ou- f' 5 1 Ag 1 I 'W' 5 T ,Ev-lan-4,-fc 4: 'Y - cf 'j'Xf'Xl1,'? . . . Qfxyfid - 0 . rv S s '55 ' ' V A A X I tjg- p E- 1-is, . K5 I X kr' 1, 'ax X -,JK V,., ffiis gba? D 5' K .4 1 RTN I C aft..- ,.,fL,L',.1,. f 5-.C!z-.-l.l BON VOYAGE LOG OF THE S. S. Garfield Month Day Year Ln route from Garfield to Isle of Success 2 5 36 Captain February 5, Monday-Bon voyage! S. S. Garfield sets sail for the 1s1e of Success. February 15. Thursday-Do your duty, enroll now -Service assembly. February 14, Friday-Final registration in classes. Conflicts-not with swords, but programs. February 19, VVednesday-Lights! Camera! Action! Student body views 'KThe March of the Movies. March 2. Monday- Flying the Lindbergh Trail in senior assembly. March 4, VVednesday-Iudge Faulkner, guest speak- er, tells girls about her experiences in the Night Court. March 6, Friday-Seniors dance to Mr. Powe1l's Rhythm Rascals' sophisticated dance music and also enjoy sucker day. March 11. VVednesday-L'But Only God Can Make a Tree. Arbor Day celebrated. Senior tree planting. March 12. Thursday-1-Ionor Society assembly-Mrs. Paulson, psychologist, addresses student body. First Mate March 17, Tuesday- They Seek Him Here - The Scarlet Pimpernalw is seen by an enthusiastic aud- ience. March 18, VVednesday- Oh! The Wearing of the Green -Saint Patricks Day Dance. March 25, Monday-'Alt was just a teaser -Taste of the Senior Play. March 25, Wednesday-The Senior Class of S36 pre- sents K'The Bishop Misbehavesf' March 26, Thursday-Evening performance of the Senior Play. April 1, Wednesday-Look at the Senior Girls' Glee Club. They have received their sweaters. April 6-10-Happy Days! A week's leave for Easter Vacation. April 14, Tuesday-Get your 'hlnoculationn now! Assembly to explain T. B. prevention drive. April 15. Wednesday-The Best Ever! The Senior Log Staff presents The Log Parade. Senior A ship awarded cup. BON VOYAGE April 17-Friday-The dreaded day hath arrived- report cards issued. April 24, Friday-Ship's scholars meet. Miss Scheld tells of her adventures in Europe. April 29, Wednesday- The Play's The Thing - Much Ado About Nothing is presented in cele- bration of Shakespear's birthday. April 30, Thursday-Public school week is celebrated on board the Good Ship Garfield. May 1, Friday-Kings For A Day-Assembly for boys' week. May 8, Friday- Soft Lights and Sweet Music - Senior Prom at 8 p.m. Band presents Stephen Foster Concert. May 12, Tuesday- Call of The Wild -The movie The Last Wilderness is presented at pay assembly. May 14, Thursday-The prodigals return fwith offspringsj Home Coming Day. May 20, Wednesday- Let All My Life Be Music - Music department presents a music festival. May 28, Thursday-Goody! Goody! Senior B's pre- sent sweaters to Garfieldians, including the non- chalant Senior A's. May 29, Friday-ln commemoration of our beloved dead-Memorial Day exercises. lune 1, Monday-Mr. Powell and his boys play scintillating dance rhythms for Tri-Y Dance. June 5, Wednesday-Mrs. Wallace speaks informally to girls during fifth and sixth periods. Iune 4, Thursday-Go to the Polls todayl W'.57 elect class officers for Senior Term. Iune 5, Friday-Pins galorel Commercial awards pre- sented in Senior assembly. june 11, Thursday-New Board of Commissioners take oaths of office. Also attend banquet at night. lune 12, Friday- Hold That Tigahl Senior A Fare- well Party. Also an A-9 Dance. Iune 15. Monday-The Beginning of the End. Pro- motion slips in by noon. june 16, Tuesday-GarHeld's G men break train- ing-Lettermen Club Banquet. Iune 18, Thursday-Commencement. Senior A's say their tearful farewells to Garfield. Iune 19, Friday- All ashore that's going ashore - End of the Voyage. -MARY SINGERINIAN -IASMINE Moon tux .f UNE LULKER ff -li-'li fi .Ai F s Dun'r Lzr ifl A I if 1-mvvrn AC-'1 1. L J fi? YOUR- gif? f-T ,ff K'f 'f X- bb' X .fe . ORGA IZATIONS 113 BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Seated: Louis Glist. Junior Honor Soc-it-ty Pre-Siflf-nt: Marv Sli-vin Ai-liit-velnt-nt Pluh Pri-sid'-titg linnna llot Griffin, USF I'ri-sitl+-ntg Alive- Svi-rdloff, Si-1-ri-tary of thi- Studi-nt lioilyl Lillii- iii-ek:-i't. .lunior Si-t'vii-v la-ztiztiv f'4lIIlllllSSillII- I-rg III-It-n llall, Girls' Atlilvtii- Voiiiinissioii--i': Ili-tty I-Illis, Si-nioi' Girls' la-airttv Coininissif-ni-i'. Second row: Ivaviti Arroyo, Stuilt-nt li'-:lv I'i'i-sirli-til: .lulio Nt-giw-tti-, 4'lilIlllliSSiUIlQ'l' nf lfitizim-4-5 .lov I'apar-, S+-nioi' Boys' Sv-i'vit-v t'otn1nissiom-ri .lolin Gross. Iirlitoi' of la-il: K+-itli lif-ste-t', Ptililieity Mttmigi-t': Vlavton Ili-1-kinan, Junior lioys' Si-rviee la-agtiv Uoiiiiiiissii-iii-i': Mr, NVoofl. l'i'ini-ipal, Third row: Gt-ralii Melim-on, Junior 4'liaii'inan: 'l'yle-i' Mahi-y. Junior X'im--4'Iiait'inz-tn: Be-nniv Ni-il. Vim- l'i't-sitli-in of tln- Studi-nt liliflfl Htlxrztt' Sliaft-r. Iioys' Atlili-tie Vom- niissione-t': llill lit-ati. Ili-:tri Yi-ll la-:tilt-i'. C29 SENIOR COUNCIL Seated: Gi-raltl ll:-I-st-, Virginia I'allais. Vliyllis Haas. livin-- vivvt- liai-rs. l'onei-tta Blottola, Vt-ltna Stuart, fb-ii--v'it-xv liimu-iigalt-, Ht-le-n Matters, Hui-I-rt lianning, liol-i-rt Moore. Second row: H+-nry Turley. Rieliarcl Manson, 'I'--in lliggzi-ns Yalirain K'-rian. Paul Silvf-rinan. .lov flalinrl--. lli-rl-I-rt liurns, Robert Rot-seli. Tom ltavis. l-I--ni-v Sanvlif-z, Third row: Iiviniit- Nfil. Lyle- .lf-linson, Irif-go Aja, .Iam-lc l'fii-t't'+-r, liivliarrlsoii llobt-rtson, XVI-init-ll Milli-i'. liudy' lniirf, .-Xrtliui' l ranko, Slit-rinaii I-'rank llaviil XVilliains, t3J CHATELAINES Seated: Atiilt'--5' I-'risl-it-, I-lv--lyn llatvlit-ll, .It-an Iilair, .Xml- rt-5' lrolisi-n Maria Koizuini. .li-till:-llv XVhali-n. llutli lraxis. liorraini- Hainurl. Second row: XVinf-na Rivks, I-Innna It--t fii'it'l'in, Mary Sli-vin, lit-I--n Hall. Alice- Sainuelson, Malo-l llolland, Him'-at I-21-i'ginan, HlISblIl2il'3' 1't'awfoi-rl. Third row: Miss Rt-itt-rtnan, Virginia l'allais, lroris N'-lson. 11--tty llztrris. I'at Sniitli, lb-tty liil--Ii. Yi-rnaj--an l'ai'k. Alina- Su-t'1lloTT. 141 KNIGHTS Seated: Nornian llraliztni, 'l'oin Hrot-kit-. .kli-xanrli-t' In-nnis. l'i-tvi' l.:tlig:. All-Xatiile-t' .Xtile-Z. Ki-itll li--stor. l'ztul Ria-vliio lfmtik Grill, Fraiik 1'tii-iiva. Second row: Ivy lil--clsoi-, XVatltt-r .lollt-v, I-Zlnii-r Alt'Williains. Joi- I'aiiaw, XYilIit- Sli-vin, l-'rank Vliarlflovk, lla-nnie Xi-il. IYasuo 'l'zuial-tai Sponsor, Mi: Adaiiison. Third row: Iiurland lltflflrllllllill, Louis NVarsli. Aaron IN-e-ni 1'liui'lv-s 3ll'4'Ull2ilIfIlll'. Iravirl .-Xl't'o3'4-, lvivk Ht:-vit-k. lrii-k .lolinsf-ti. Arthur Mf-sa. ON LEAVING GARFIELD As l leave Garhelcl. the experience of my three years ol' High School come hack in retrospection. lt seems to me that only when a person is graduating tloes he realize the work ancl hardships that his par- ents, his teachers. his friencls have undergone to see that he accomplishes something. Serving as Stuclent Body President has been a sin- cere pleasure. It has heen harcl work at times, but work that l have enioyecl. It has given me the oppor- tunity of coming in contact with a few excellent clubs and of making the acquaintances of many people. hoth at school ancl outsicle. I think of what iimerson saicl. lt makes no tliiler- ence in looking hack a few vears how vou have clietetl or tlressetl. or carriecl on those few insignihcant little things of everyday life. These things are forgotten quickly and leave no effect. But it counts much il vou have hacl good companions in that time. As a last word. I shoulcl like to sav to vou all. lie proud of the fact that you are Garlielcliansf' Best of luck to mv successor and hest wishes to all. -Davin ,Xiutovo ORGA IZATIGNS FAC'1'S THAT EVERY STUDENT . . . H KU, f'F?E BWGADE , . First row. lulluaifl nussinin, I.:-stu' lt.-vltinaii, torn.-lin ltauirlings, Alt-x Ilalapoff. l.5'l., Nnttvig tlngigut, 433,-Qin 1'j'l'll l'opv-rszky, Martin King. l.:-onarel Lninpltin, , ' A ., ,' , ' , ' , ,I I g Second row: liflwin 31+-ye-r, Wilk-'r XK'allwr, NVillian l'ilk-1 'X 11555 lllfllnl is lhk Witt' Hi sl Ylgflilfldll- ton. litigviie- Tlnftforrl. Larry I.:-Stnfr, Unrl Kirkwilotl, Ianni A - V ,I X , I Yiiiwwlit, Holi Swinfortl, llznly l,urf, Tiny Honzal-s. Rhubdrb I5 'l Lclcrl glint' blmjdhhul' Third row: XV.fslvy llziwliie-i',4 llarry lluiinn. Jael-t lliryant A goblet is a male turkey. An oboe is an American tramp. A refugee keeps ortler at a football game. A spinster is a bachelor's wife. The inhabitants of Nloscow are called mosqnitos. Mushrooms grow in clamp places and so they look like umbrellas. A magnet is something in a bad apple. Palsey is what they use to garnish steaks. The kitchen should be ventilated with hot currants. Malady is something Irving Berlin writes. Ciantler is a famous Hintloo who wears a tablecloth Occidental. not a purpose. Ulhce is where you meet salesmen. Missile is a very small girl. Manacle is a small eye glass usually worn by tlukcs 41- elf X Pill Don't crow too loutllyg you may arouse your neigh- Th hor. ' Se .lolin liuonauro, l'nul lin-n-. .lann-s ltnssoll, ivan li lloxtrfl, William Javkson, iirriwst lro--rr, 'l'on5' lfornas.-ri Fourth row: Larry Johnson, f'liarl--s ltasor, 'l'oni lirizinsl-ti Vlrirlv-Q li-uw lriviil Vrosliy, .lunior 1'lii--fp Viet' 4 1 'I'lioinaS. lint: fh'ol'gn' l'anton, law Fzirnn-r, 'liarlt Hills, Angelo lfornase-ri, Mr. 4'orn+-ll, sponsor. Q25 LOG STAFF Seated: litlwarfl l'l 'l'lLldU, lit-tty Harris, lrorotliy liilllllvl Jessie Enos, Martha Lurwro, Josephine Spraiv, xvllllfftf Lord, Nora Pzirf-tleS. Blirianx lien Yviiistv, llisusln Movhizuki. Hill Munnvll. Second row: Louis XYarsl1, Lewis Boliavlne, 41eoi'g.:e 'l'oi-tel Harold Gottlivlw, Heulwn Struinan, Ye-rl Sinitlison. Alfrct llavenport. Henry Valatlez, Tony Araniln-l, Serge Amor .iohn Gross, Third row: Earl xVlllll1F'X, Milton Strand, Je,-ss Burns, Has Yillareal, I-'rank Clizulrlot-k, Lziwri-nt't- Giroux, .John Morales, XVarrt-n Butler, fioorgt- Allwrtson, Bill lim- lilani Morris. C33 VOCATIONAL ORCHESTRA I Seated: Yint-n-nt Gordon, 4'arl Nungt-sst-r, Ilan flardne Martin lw1'lcin'i', Jann-s liusson, lialph Yiek, lionat Mason. Second row: liilly S.-mon. liouglas Turin-r. Victor laiglitrst .Iztnn-s Hagan. lllarl liisliop, Artliur Nolte, l'znnl ltii-in Third row: lmricl Stri-1-t, Sain .liltl'l't'l'2l, lfranlt lflizulllorl llerinztn llillings, Mr. l'owt-ll, Sponsor. C43 STAGE CREW ated: K, l'o4lat'li, 'l'wilzL llllLfllI'S, liarlvarzt Nt-lson. Marin Koizumi, Louis VVarsli, Aflori lloliliins, Un-rt-lia Uliatrlt llill Munn:-ll, Miss Second row: .lolin liin-dt-n, XVilli:nn1 tllliisiln-n, JXl'llllll' Solo llorotliy llaywooil. '4l'1l' slialt-i, Aiflto Suinonoxnli, .Xllnit honn, lat ,.,f. ... , l lc 1 Mvlioiioinqli, llou'ar4l llaynt-s. ird row: lfranlt Hrliz, liay XV:itvrs. XYQ-silty tiartlnli Fury.: 'l'tntvr lllin l,llL,'ll NN tn In np. llli l4l ta ' ' r.:. 'ay A -nni f. 1 '- Nlvln-ofl. Morris l'rofI', llil-lizard Knll--r. lliull ORGA IZATIONS 111 CSF-TWELFTH GRADE Seated: Yirginizt I'11ll11is, iiI'2ll't' Sl1ul111z111, 'I'I1t-111111 l':1ll'Ill'y, 'I'l1el111a AlUSiIlll'l'ik'l', AIliI'glIt'i'ilt- Allvn. Edith Mtisgntvt-S. Iilnora Allt-11sxvo1'tl1, Betty I-lztrris. I-21111111 :XIIIIRIIIZLL 1-lin' 11111 Haar, Juno AiIidl'lt'II, IJo1'otI1y Flon-S. Iflolwiiet- I'z111tlo, tivrwvievt- AIlll'lI4Il'Ii. Second row: Alive Svt-1'tIloI'f. tilt-111111 Ai1lIIXV1ll'lIII.f, 191-11114-vs Yzil1l11, .It-ssiv Hairrizi, AIz11'tr111'vt .l:11-kson. .It-:111 lilziir. lit-tty Jzim- Iillis, Iivt-lv11 421111111--ll. Mull:-l Holliiiul, Aud- rey I4'1'isI1itA, l.51li:1 Yillzi11t11Av:1, Ilt-It-11 IIz1ll. Alziry Sl:-viii. IlI1f-11 Ht'l'I!IIliIIl. AI2Il',IilI'It' Lord. llzlvifl .XI'l '3 f' Third row: Louis NV:11'sl1, .Im-lc l'z1vloI'f. Robe-rt K1-rulall Evelyii I'Zva111s. Ilvltvn Evans, I'I111111z1 Ivot Griffin, livr- zildine '1'l'fIXVIlI'IdLZt', Agzntls Iloxviiing. Hose Rizzotto, Itorls XVrigI1t. Mary Alt-jia. lic-xv IflII'Ij'1I, In-via t't'11cln-1'1'Ili. lil- vi1':1 IGxvu1't, IN-:tri I.it'I1111:111. Mary .XIIII Ili Notts. Miriziui Bt-ll Vt-Histo. Ivy I'llt-lisotz Fourth row: I..-tvis Ilol1a14'l1v, .Itlilll Gross IIz11'1'v .Iol111so11. Lit-nji Kz1wu111u1'u, Ytisuo 'I'z111:1k:t, lrzivitl XVill1z1111s, I'11t1l Rice. Tony I'ulit---, Nov Iiz11'I1ot. 'lkttlztslii Ilziiuisv, .lulio Nqgre-te, t'oltA111z1n Bricker, I.t-o11at1'd tllzitt, BI2iI'l'llS t'I1zl- zuro, Manuel Mt-sat, NUI'IIl1ilI 4I1':1I1z1111, Q25 CSF-ELEVENTH GRADE Seated: kI1111iet- Hainktey Doris Nulson. Marjorie lh-nnis. Clara Sit-gel, I-Illt-11 Anderson, listhv-r Park. ICli2z1I1etI1 Hanson, Ixorothy Bolton. Host- Marie Tinsley, .-Xlllviih Be-rnacclii, Lost Scztdden. Lily Simons. Second row: Paula Russell. Alim- Szunuelsori, ltost-111a11'y t'1'zuvfo1'd. Miltlrt-fl IUIIISUIII, I.u4-ill4- Ilv111sl1w-vi. Mary Louise Arroyu, Iiutli Davis, Ilolly IH-rry Kzioru ifllllllll. Julia Kassztrm-ff, fivnevit-ve Iiotlztrtt-, liztthlet-n Sugi111oto. Third row: 'I'l1o111z1s lit-iersen, Paul l'ill'I'I'l0XV, Charles Bake-r, Ric-hard VVl1iti11g:, Tom Higgins, liolwrt Estrada, XVood- row Bates. Alfruui Goldman, Alw Glatt, Joe Mz11'ti11vz. Fourth row: Iiz11pI1 Vick. .Iol111 lloorv. Jot- Yards Angelo Pornuseri. Ruv111o11tl Smith, NYilliv Sl--vin. Harold tjlzipp. Ihouald l'sI'ZHIi'iiiIl. i3J NATIONAL ATHLETIC SCHOLARSHIP SOCIETY Seated: Iidwzird I'1-1-windo, Ibavid Willi11111s, .5tit'X2lIIdl'l' Avilez, Alvxmidt-r In-1111is, Milton Fa1lI1t'I, Hwtor Anton, I-'rank VIIQIICH. NUYIIIZIII Grzthani. Second row: Coats-I1 More-y. Genji If1lXY2iIlllII'kl. Joi- l'apav. VVillio Slevin, Yasuo 'I'anz1kz1, .Im-It Vziloff, I.1Ao11:u'4l Lumpkin. Ht-nity Valdez. Third row: I'vtv1' I.:111g, Diego Ajit, t'I1:11'It-s BIt'l'tlllHlIgIIj', Louis VV:trsl1, Al Mn-liz:-r, Ivy Ille-clsot-, lit-1111iv Nvil, HJ CSF-TENTH GRADE Seated: Marjorie XV:1tson, Betty .XIIII AIZIVRIII, I 1':111t-Q-S Frost, Lillian VViIliz1111s, Mary Ii1'z1tlvic':1, Toki Iflllllili, Betty Horn, Doris Hoff. Ella .lane I-turns, AfIlI'g'i1I'vl Hofmann. Second row: Hriivv S111itl1 Mz11't::11't't 'l'm-au-ho11t Sliirlt-y Alyvrs, 'Vtvilx Hiigzlvm-s, Mulwl Stz111to11, H1-114-vit-vo Iiip- pingztle, Yuki Ulkl, Marie- Mottolzt, Sliizuko liguwzt, Mil- suko Nakasliiiml. Third row: Yashio Uki, Sam 'l'ulu, I-211m-11ia1 If2il'IHIllFIilII. Annette Perry. MIl'i2lII1 Young, Louise 1iIil'L'lli, I,o1'1'ain'- Mathis. Flora Mzu- Mt-ar Jol1n l'zuvlt1k. Fourth row: Peter Tulnizit-lioff XVilli:1111 Puget, Paul Silver- man, Benny I.ut-4'1'o, 'l'o111111y Ma11'ti11. Vit-tor I-'igtn-rox, Joi- Gatlinrlzi Xvllliillll llist-1-oflt, Ilolwrt .It-llv. Alvin .I1IIIIlSl0IIk'. III: III: SF III: PROVERBS Hurd work lends through the portals of success. Laugh not lest thou he laughed nt. Intelligent criticism beginneth with oneself. DKJIISI throw stonesg they mtiv come back at you. The soul of man craves something more than just soil. GRGA IZATIONS SLAUGHTER T was twilight. The shadows were stretching themselves sleepingly over the ground. Deathly silence enshrouded the cluster of ramshaekled build- ings. Suddenly the silence was broken by the hacking sounds of steel against flesh. The sickening sounfl came from a house almost hidden by the shadows. ln one of the rooms of this house there was a heavy muscular man with the swarthy complexion of a foreigner. in his hand was a death wielding instru- ment of death, shaped like an ax. Blood was dripping from it to form miniature pools of crimson on the lioor. Though the room was unusually chilly. beads of perspiration glittered on his forehead as he per- formed his gruesome task. Ir appeared that he wanted to cut the blood smeared body into several paris be- lore disposing of it. Suddenly a woman's shrill voice rasped through the silence, Hnrryl Hurry. She had been standing in the shadows on the op- posite side of the room wringing her hands nervous- ly. The blows fell faster, but this still did not satisfy her. Finally she screamed. shattering the silence, Q97 SENIOR CRCHESTRA First Flow: Pearl Lielinian, Gi-rtrudv Brown, Ruth Chureliill, li:-ulah Johnson. Joyee I-'ri-fh-riekson, i-'lore-nee JZ-XCKSIJH, Martha Iflnrtinzin, .Ii-ssiv lafwis, Mary Ann Di Soto, Mary N'oo4l, Arletta l'ii-rvr, Host- Aulie-rt, Dorothy Ban- ni-r, l,onisi- .-Xnlii-rt, l-'rank Flair.-i'ty, lronzild Zaeln-ry. Second row: Alln-rt Anloyztn, 1,ouis.- liar-via, Alive Mull.-r. l'nul Ht-lt'ln'i'. XVarri-n lintli-r, liortlon Fowl:-r, I-Iarl Si- hvrt, Phillip liornv-z, Oliver l.ipnisl-ty, Aloe Alliandy, lmviil Frosliy, Ray .le-rrha, Holi .Iolli-it Third row: NV, 41. Pow:-ll. XValtf-r Jolley, All-rlv ililli, lionglzis 'l'urni-r, Iiziy Wat:-rs, I-Iarl liishop, lfanllii-n Si-liniid, Paul liii-f-, lfQ'I'll'2llll .lt-iisi-ri, Hill Johnson, ill Chess and Checker Club: Tatlashi llarasi-, st-ert-taisg Lester Reynolds. pn-sith-lit: Bill llvarl, foumh-r. 121 Achievement Club Officers: Mary Sli-vin, pin-sicleiitg l'asil liieehio, vim- pre-sill:-nt: Margaret Jai-kson, si-eietziig. HIP Radio Club: Seat.-41--XVilliur Johnson, eonlinunieation nianager: Ki-nni-tii Jones, ll:L'llIll4'ill adviser: l'aul lliei-lilo, nrt-siili-nt. Sm-ond row-liit-liai'tl lr'Snl1ixzin, assi, pnliiii- nianag:-r: .lark Ne-avin, see. and trt-asg liayinond Clay- ton, publicity nianager: .lark Valoff, sarg't-at-ariiisg iii-orgi' XVulte-rs. vim- presitlf-lit. ilr Choral Club officers: First row---Holi lAlLIL'l'lI, vim- presi- dent: Maurice Gist, president. St-eoiid row-Bernard ll-nnino, 'l'h1-lina Irinsrnore, lilizuhetli Atkinson, 'l'hird row-Lloyd Heder, Alex Halapoff. if-1 World Friendship Club: Mary Louisi- Arroyo, set-1-iAt:i1'i': lit-tty Ann Maekin, lbl'l'Slll4'Yll1 Miss In-onartl, sponsor. U11 Big 4 Club: Seatl-il-Yirgiriizt Sw:-ilo, si-ing Kaoru Kuniai, viei--pri-s, S+-i-ond row-John liaiigozzt, pri-side-nlg galaiwiis 4'linzaro, tri-as. lil Tri-Y Officers: .li-ani-tte Storl-ti-r. Alive Loi-si-n+-r, Mars lianiiri-z. in Boys' Senior Service: St-ati-ii lfrzinls Hnaianti-, Jo.- l'apzu', I'anl lliveliio, All-x Avili-z. Stanilingn Nivk llagns, XVilliur Johnson, Vit-tor Tlioinxis, III Ili if Ill 4 K'Tony, you hurry and cut those lamb chops. You know how angry Hank will become when he linds his supper is late. -Tosi' rT4.lI.Nl.XCll0Fl' sv eq. SCHOOL LIFE WORK AND PLAY KU Digging VVeeds: Nick Bauer, Albert Andersen. 127 School Bus. 133 Cleaning High. HJ liusintfss Uffit-tl Staff: Seated-Blanclie Mercier, Flor- t-nt-t- l l'tAtlrirksoii, Gt-raltlino 'l'i'owln'idg0, Francs-s Main, .lt-an Habt-rland. Standing-lloyd Ballard, Mr. Heisig. ltlztrl Rapp, Julio Negra-tte. Q51 l'rt-sitletit llavid Arroyo. 163 Posing: Alive- Feniele, Mr, VVoot1, Ruth Karnas. 171 Tennis Court. QM Orpheus Club: St-ated-F1'anr't-s Healy, vice-president llarvt-y Chandler, president: NVilliam Jackson. secretary. Standing-Jack Bryant, sarg't-at-artnsg Don Guthrie. librarian: Edward Maldonado, lilnrztriang Barney Her- rera, librarian. tit! Big Pines. 110+ Senior Lunch. tlly Big Pines. 1121 Big Pines. 113i Uliatt-laine initiation. till llartnony. as as as st: as SOLITUDE OVV very often solitude has been a great com- I f ! ort to me When I am out of sorts, I love nothing more than to be by myself and to listen to good music. The music soothes away all my bad nat- ure and my sadness when I feel blue. Any bad mood of mine can always be dissolved in the liquid melody of a line symphony. I lose myself in the intricacies of the music and am carried away by its sheer beauty. Music suggests to me everything that is line and makes sorrows and the discords of life seem wholly in the past. The future spreads ahead unblemished and promisingly bright. Yes, music is balm for the soul. At other times a book is the best company. Often I can find some fine philosophy that will brighten life for me and make me feel that, after all, everything will turn out for the best. I have decided that to be alone with my thoughts is often much better than to make others miserable by my bad moods. It makes it possible for my life to be more harmonious. I can unravel the tangles in my own affairs if I think over the solution of my problems alone. After being alone for a while, I can emerge from my solitude ready to laugh at life's minor tragedies and take them on the chin. Then the company of other people is really a pleasure and a treat. If you find yourself irritable and moody and too ready to find fault, go off by yourself. You will soon stop ranting and raging if you have no audience. Listen to some fine music, read something worth- while, then see how much more you'll appreciate and enioy life. -AUDREY Fiusistu SCHOOL LIFE SUNSET TIME IN SVVITZERLAND The golden rays of sunshine hide Behind a lofty mountain side, The herd-boy and his goats have gone. The shadows creep and then grow long. An echo is heard somewhere in the west Calling the people home to rest, The mountain eagle home does fly Racing the vanishing sun in the sky. Quiet are these mountain heights While far below the village lights Twinkle in the silent air As darkness settles everywhere. A lonely echo sounds afar, And with it comes the evening star The echo grows then dies away, Dies with the light of the dying day. Lonely? well, it may be so But not for me, because I know, That I feel nearer to the sky And God who rules all things on high A DOG-GONE FRIEND Vv'hen speaking of friends I wish to remark I have a dog that's a cute little spark. She's brown as a walnut and pert as you please. fl-Ier back is the playground for villainous fleasj. Her wide ears point to the blue skies above. She has a big mouth that slobbers her undying love. And a tail that's all crooked but just her right size. Energy burns in her two snappy eyes. The roof is the limit her gratitude knows. She's ready to mangle the worst of my foes. She mingles with vigor in each joy and strife. She's a fr.iend of the best though she leads a dog's lifel -Lillian Sessions 4? it 'll Ill ENTERTAINMENT 41+ 'I'ln- 1'x'itiv . 12h and lily NVorlrl Fri.-nrlship l'Ilitvrtainmt-nt. la-ft to rirzlll: Iiwtty Jam- Ellis, Ilvlt-n Young. 443 Musit-al l'rogran1. 131 May Mortt-nson. Ibrnnia. HU Mrs. I'uuls+-n. ITP 'I'lirQ-.- Slladt-s of llyllxrn. Nl .ln-ssiv Ili-I'lluntlt'z. Song Votrlllosu-1 HU Ilorothy Hallie-. lilllllllil. tltl? Ai.tl'ivt1lttirv Iixhihit. ' it 'xlii 'd U' 1127 NX' fdsliop l-,.' lmil.. 'L'0lH-'C' Gyfnud IIZH Apzrivnlttuw- I-'whiliil If K v-ww ful QD Z' t , -T-5' i iff 'T'l l l 1 v . ' 1 H-1 r SCHOOL LIFE FUN SNAPS 111 Feel Like a l'1t'lill1fA1' in the Hrmlze-Z 121 A Littlt- Hit Independent! 431 Surli Amltitionf vii Rig I-'rt-ti 151 Stiirliotlsl 1111 1'ln-asv lhrlln-xv B1-'I 171 llwl Sails in thi- Sunmtt. 1M XVithf-ut a NVorr1 of VVai'nim:1 1111 '1'hr4-t- Stooflt-S. 11111 XVlioops, My IM-:iti 1111 Happine-ss fxllfiifll. 112i Sr. Girls lfimliv. 11221 :mv Alone. 1111 1'aim-ra Shy. 1151 Stagff 11151 Sitting: 1'i--Atty. 1171 1 Lf-an, 41 4+ af rf if IUST AUTOMATICALLY VVhy did you tear the hack part out of that new hook? asked the long-suffering wife of the ahsent- minded doctor. Excuse me. dear. said the famous surgeon. the part you speak of was labelled 'iAppendix and I looli it Ulll without thinking. POST OFFICE NOMENCLATURE Here is a list of towns with odd names, which with the state included, make interesting combination: Ash Kan., Carpet, Tex., Mount, NVash., Oggo, Ga.. Odear. Me., Skeleton, Ky., Shoo. Fla.. Kay, O.. Howdy, Miss., Fiven, Tenn. 311 1111 IX: Ill: SEVEN REASONS The lady stopped at a roadside stall. XVhat are you selling oranges for today? hliecause I have a wife and six children. lady. was the reply. ill 2111 :If 3? Ili NEEDED STRENGTH Sambo was hired in a railway gang. Ar the close of the Hrst shift he was all tired out and sought the boss. hfvlister. yo' sho yo' all got me down right on the pay roll? i'Sure. said the boss. Heres your name-Sambo Simpson. That's right? Yes, Suhf' replied Samho. Ah iust thought you might have me down as Samson. fiwntx H80 yard run 100 yard dash High hurdles 440 yard dash 220 yard dash 220 low hurdles 120 low hurdles Mile run Pole vault High iump Broad jump Shot put Relay Relay Event 660 yard run 100 yard dash 70 yard high hurdles 1520 yard run 220 yard dash 120 yard low hurdles Pole vault Shot put High iump Broad iump Relay BOT'S ATHLETICS CLASS X Record Holder VVesley Mongey Charles Delaney Ernest Foster Ivy Bledsoe VValter Swenerton Ernest Foster Ivy Bledsoe Ivy Bledsoe Art Cazares Al Holden Charles Eiche Robert Rice Gerald Dennerlien Ivy Bledsoe, Diego Aja, Ed Norton, Lindsey Sowhy, Arthur Pelch, Wal t e r Swenerton, Steve Matais, Ernest Foster. Ivy Bledsoe. Lindsey Sowhy, Arthur Avila, lohn Eropkin. Steve Matais. Arthur Peleh, VK' al t e r Swenerton, lfrnest Foster. CLASS B Record Holder Robert Fish Ernest Foster Bennie Neil Art Cazares Ernest Foster Bennie Neil Al Holden Cayle Chandler Louis Andrade Art Powell Ernest Foster, VValter Swenerton, Daniel Oli- ver. Murdoch Iohnson TRACK RECORDS D1'.vtanrc', Time 2101.2 10 Hat 10 flat 14.9 525 21.9 24.6 13 flat 4134.1 12 ft. 9 in. 5' ft. IIDQ in. 21 ft 7M in. 49 ft. IOM in. 3 :0-4.9 1:0-1.9 TRACK RECORD Diftanccz Time 1:Z6.6 10.2 9.2 3:19 22.9 13.2 11 ft. 6 in. 49 ff. 31Q in 5 tt. SQ in. 20 tt. 10 in. 1307.6 M ee! Franklin-Fairfax Franklin-Fairfax Garfield-Franklin City Finals Northern League Finals Garheld-Franklin City Finals Northern League Finals Northern League Finals Garfield-Franklin Franklin-Fairfax-Garfield Minor City Finals Los Angeles Relays Carhcld-Franklin Northern League Finals .1 lee! Southern California Division City Trials Northern League Finals City Finals City Trials Northern League Finals Garfield-Belmont Hollywood-Lincoln Franlslin-Fairfax-Garheld Northern League Finals Southern California Finals Year 1934 19 Z4 1935 19 35 19 Zi 1935 19 35 1936 1936 1936 19 34 1928 1934 19 45 1935 Year 193-1 193-1 1936 1935 193-1 1956 1955 19,34 19 34 19 34 19 34 LX 'am Q, 5 so ,- si' nf it BO'l S ATHLETICS 1105 CLASS A TRACK First row: .lat-It Morgan. Fliarlr-s Rasor. Rt-nniv Neil. Din-go Aja. Ivy Iili-tlsoi-, liavid XVillianiS. Al Sonn, .Iohn Raigoza, Itolwrt 511'l'Ill'1llj', thtorgf- l'anton. Tony Gonzales. Second row: Walt--r Jolley, Art 1'azai-1-s. lfrank fiiani, Rohr-rt Alon-no. Louis .'Xllf1l'2lf1l'. liivky Fouls, Manu:-l Mt-sa. II:-nniv Tostzulo. L4-o 1-'at'nvr. Sain 1'll'l'I'1'I'2l, John Moraltff. Voztvll llolw-X. Third row: Uoavh Ile-lfortl, Ralph .lvffrit-S Itoln-rt Ito.-smelt. Ifrank lletlwit-lt. fiarlzind Mttliflt-nltall. Mart-ello Gallegos. XY:ilt4-1' fllllllllllglltllll. Neniii-io Iiodriqm-z. Al Iloldf-n. 11--nji Kawanitira. Voavli I,f-Iiiiivr. Fourth row: Ilotiiz. 'l'ui'nt-r tittgtil, Louis VVilson fingttl. John Viiiiiiiiiiig. l'wl'Ill11't'5 I-lrlwartls. latnozo I'izat'o Mt-rlw Hilti, Zifvo SlllllIlllPX'1K'll, .lohn llrml'1', liit-liawl Johnson, .lohn Spraiv. t'ltai'li-:s Slit-tl:-r, Mgr. Not pictured: Al M1-llzer. Q95 CLASS B TRACK Seated: 15Pl'll2il'f1 Vennino, Henry Magdolano I-llisvo .-tranaga. Holi Jones, Howard llayines, .lot- Artliui' Hrti-fra. Ignacio lit-iii-virln-z. l'i't-vizulo, I-!ill It--atl. Norman Motwiio. Second row: Ilarolil llay Iiitgtii. Iron Toni Martin. Clara- Andrn-ws Grant Frost, Gahrit-l Va- zarf-S. Vlayton lie-4-ktnari. l'hil Mottola, 1'hat'lf-:s Mc'- 4':1rIlty. Ray IH-lgzarlillo, 'l'yliAr Mahiw. Leo Gustafson tmgtti. Rarlillo. Tony Moreno. H4-nry Valarlt-z, lidrliv Mt'l,a4-klan. Anselmo xvilllt'l'S. John Hat-ivli. Third row: Vi-I-il Ialat-h tinmzi. James Ivurand. Hill Baxter. liit-hard Manson. llztiwrfy 11ll?iI1f1lt'I', J. Is, Hrist-o, Eugene 1'tit'r:tn, .less Burns, Yoshio tiki Kazuo Takzimoto, Al Ilztnit-lsoii. Ilolv Bloor:-. Aitrliww Iilaii' Inif.ri'.i, lirnvst fiallarflo lingtxl. IN ACTION tl: Ivy Ulf-dsot-, high lttirrlles. 42h Al Holden. polf- xault. lfil Louis Anrlrzult-. Nw yard run. 4larfiwlrl-l t'anklitt, HI Tyle-1' Maltit-. Harrie-ltl-Iiof-sox.-lt, 131 Milton lfalln-I. class linrfllvs. Hit .Ianni-s Iuiraml H high lviirwllws, 1lariiolfl-Itoostw- ii. in Al Mt-ltzwr, shot put. 1-I Ixy lllvllsoif, high lttirtllifs. 11:tt'tiv-lil-ll-.oswx.-lt. CLASS HA TRACK I I-IE Garfield tracksters had a fairly successful season with four victories and one defeat in the dual meets and they took third place in Northern League finals with 3522 points while Lincoln took first: Belmont, second: Franklin, fourth: Roosevelt. lifthg and Marshall was last. Cazares made a new school record in the mile with the fast time of -1:3-1.1. Ivy Bledsoe made a new Northern League record in the high hurdles with the time of 15.2 and a new school record in the low hurdles in 15 flat. Beginning the season against Belmont, the Bulldogs were defeated by a strong Belmont squail 61 1 5- 42 2 3, but they white-washed their next opponents hy taking nine first places and defeated Marshall 79-25. Holden added 5 inches to Garfield's pole vault record hy soaring 12 feet 5 inches. Continuing its victories. Garfield met and defeated the Franklin squad 6-1 2 5 to S9 1 5. Al Holden hettered his mark of the week hefore by iumping 12 feet 9 inches. a new record. Art Cazares ran a fast mile in -i:3H.5. The Bulldogs scored their third successive victory hy taking 6 hrsts and defeating a strong Lincoln team 561i-4754. ln the final dual meet of the season Gar- Cl.: Bor' ATHLETIC-S Held defeated its traditional enemy, Roosevelt, 54 1, 5- 49 2 3. Ivy Bledsoe, ace hurdler, continued his winning streak by taking both the high and low hurdles. CLASS B TRACK HE Bullpups had a very successful season. They enjoyed a clean sweep with Eve victories in dual meet rating and scored 39 points to take second in the Northern League finals. Bennie Neil broke the Southern California record in the high hurdles with 9.2 and made a new school record in the low hurdles with 13.2. The Lightweights started their dual meets by de- feating a strong Belmont squad 49-46. By capturing six first places the following week they garnered 502 points to Marshall's 442. Continuing their vic- tories by making a clean sweep in seven events, the lightweights completely over-whelmed the Franklin Bees by a score of 87-8. In the next meet, the Bull- pups scored a 502,-44M victory over the Lincoln lightweights. The relay was won by Garfield in the fast time of 1 minute 12.2 seconds. Completing the dual meet season, the Bees defeated the Roosevelt lightweights 49-46, Iames Durand again winning the high and low hurdles in 9.9 and 14.3. Second row: Boyd Mallard tingixf. Philip tlonit-z Alexandr- HJ CLASS C TRACK Seated: Louis NViIson 4Algr.J, AI--x In-nnis, lie-n lirot-I-Q. Gm- Iizini .Int-obs, Harding Ile-tz. He-nniv Lum-ro, Iidward Flores, Frank I.ztrQ-s, 'I'ony Vasillas Ralph Gtilit-i'rf-z, .lov lin-iitnwiat. John t'arrilIo. Hurry Ste-+-lr. Iroug Turn.-r 1IIlgl'.P. Second row: I-'rum'ist-o Hall:-go llll1!l'.P, l'ziul Iiishop, Hrvilli- liurns, Stanley Alztri. XVIIIiani XV:iwryt-link, lmigllloll Iiit-Iiardson. .hunt-s Iiussuni. Iioli Martin, Monigatn Kach- uturiztii. Norniztn Iiodnizul, Victor Iiufati-Ili 'I':td:tsIii Tak- e-moto, Holi I.w- lI7lgl'.l. Third YZOWI Satoshi Hsliillioriil. 'I'-lily 'l'oImztsoI'I', Iirsl Kovlizi- turmn, loin Ilow, .lztlllt-S Parse-Ils, lit-ynolds Iioggio. Pet.- 'l'uInia4'Iioff. Arthu' Llilh, il- 1 ' . , Gas: Potx, A i li Iiud xlhiight I rin U Milton Falla-l, .lf-sus Iionquillo tmgizi. 125 SOFTBALL TEAM Seated: I-'rank K'Iiaddos'k, .lztvk I'ztvIoH', hYlHfllllll'I't' Slipii-Ii .lollll Sit-vin, lidwatrd Preeizido. Avilt-Z. .Iaim-s Ilurand. Alton Mt'XViIIizxins, Noni-Ii Fitz- morris. Not pictures: llillu-rt Provineio. Vliarlt-s Mtvoiiotigliy. 13D FIRST STRING TENNIS TEAM First row: I-Irne-st Ih-sterile-lim-i', Tlioinats Iirovkir-, XK'iIIiani Ilrulias. Jot- I'ztpzu', Harold Mau-L.-owl. Second row: Earl Bishop, Mgr., Noi-main tiralizim. .If-ss Nel- son, Gordon Atlgvtt. t'Iiatrlt-s All-tfoiiougliy, Nolan Mor- gan, Noam-Ii Johnson. 143 GYMNASTICS TEAM Seated: II:-nry 'I'url+-y, l1lHll'1QS I'rit-Q-. All-x Iiosin. Nii-It Ham-r. Alla-rt Amit-rsorl. Second row: Ralph fh'IoIltm'. lzol. tlrahani. .Xi-lhur Snvki-it. Ivavid Al'i'o5'w, liiigviit- Ilunt, Ii-with lit-stor. Third row: Billy I'ri4'v, Ilztvid Ynloff, Arnold x'1'lU'l'i4'1i. llill ZZIVIIIFI. Blztko XVnrre-n. . ww BO'Y'S ATHLETICS HARD AT IT fli .I nvf, Papas-. tt-nnis. ti!! flordon Adgw-tt, tt-nnis. KZ!! .lat-k l'avlol'l', softball, Ii:ti'liv1d'.Ioi'd:tn. 1-H Niek T52'1lll'l', Al Anderson, Nugent- Hiiut-parallel har. 15r.lohn1ijv' Slvvins. pitt-lit-r. fiarfit-ld-.Iwrdzm, UH Ilztvid Arroyo. side horse. KT? Nick H2lll1'l', Sidi- horse. wi Victor lizt1'I'v1li, 50 yard dash. 1iariit-ld-Roost-vt-lt. tin Richard Albright. 4560 yard run. 1larlield-Rot'st-v-Alt. CLASS C TRACK HE Midgets placed Hfth in the Northern League linal with 19M points. They opened the dual meet season against Belmont nad were defeated 40-37. The Babes came back however, in the next meet and by garnering seven brsts, seven second and six thirds, whitewashed Marshall 6214-1-HQ. They then met and defeated Franklin 55-22. The Midgets continued their winning streak by nosing out the Lincoln Cees .382- BSIQ, and by scoring 40LQ points were able to beat Roosevelt 40M-5622. Albright made a new school record by winning the 660 in fast time of 1:5l.5. Dow broke another record in the high jump with a height of 5 feet 7 in. TENNIS OACH Iohnson's tennis team had a good season. It enjoyed two victories and sustained three defeats in the league meets. The team showed up brilliantly in the practice games winning nine out of the fifteen. In the first league meet, the Belmont netmen de- feated the Bulldogs by a close score of 15-ll. The Marshall contest followed, and the Bulldogs received a terrific set-back being defeated 20-5. The Garfield boys came to life, however, in the next meet and de- feated the strong Franklin squad 14-ll in a very close and exciting meet. The Bulldogs continued their winning streak by whitewashing the Lincoln group 25-0. Only one set was lost by Garfield. The final tussle of the season was against the Roosevelt Rough Riders and Garfield was defeated I6-9. There are many lettermen returning next year and the team should prove to be one of the strongest in the North- ern League. if If fi? :lf :Xi Simple Sarah wants to know if those people North. South, East and VVest never get tired playing bridge. BO'Y'S SPOR' GYM TEAMS SOFTBALL 1-IE Ciarlieltl 2.11111 team won two clual meets and lost two for a percentage of .500. ln the first meet with Belmont. the Bulldogs too seven first places and won the meet H913 to 5913, with Batter high point man. scoring 19 points. In the next meet, Ciar- fieltl sulferetl its first tlefeat at the hantls of its tradi- tional rival, Roosevelt. hy a close score of 75-72. Bauer was again high point man with 21 points. In the thirtl meet with Belmont. the Bulldogs took seven first places In the final tlual meet. Lincoln clefeatetl the Crimson antl Blue 751.fQ to Tlli. Batter was high point man with 23 points. On April 1. at the Northern League meet, Ciarlieltl placing seven men took secontl place. while Lincoln took first. Batter scoretl 114 points for high point hon- ors. Hunt anal Billy Price were outstantling perfortn- CFS. .-Xt the City Semi-finals, Garlieltl took fourth place. placing four men. Billy Price was first in tumbling. In the City linals. Billy Price again took first place in tumbling. lizwit Su yartl clash 61,0 yard run 100 yartl clash 120 yard low hurtlles Shot put Broatl iump High jump Pole vault Relay 61.155 Ream! Holder Gomer Smith Nlurtloch Iohnson lack Bromley Pat Scalise Richard Albright Lino Salazar Nlurtloch Iohnson Murtloch johnson Harlow Iacohy Fretl Hertwig Tom Dow .Xtillo Lavenri Harlow Iacohy. Iessc Caro. lfrnest Foster. Murdoch lohnson. I HL season oi' 1936 was a very successful one intleetl for the new Ciartielcl Softhall teatn. Coach Fitzmorris hatl no team of any sort to start with. hut in spite of this fact he turnecl 0111 a very capahle team that took four victories ancl only three ll MSCS. The Bullclogs openecl the season against Poly antl were tlefeatetl S-0. However. in the next two games they came hack to win S-1 from Hollywootl ancl, in a no hit, no run game. pitchecl hy Frank Chatltloek. they tlefeatetl Iortlan 5-0. The next game was lost to Bell hy a close score of -1-3. The Bullclogs regainecl their power. however. ancl tlefeatetl VVashington 2-0. ln the linal game of the season. Slevin pitehecl a one hit game antl clefeatecl Belmont 3-0. The gracluating memhers of the team were cle- featecl. in a 15081 season game. 5-S in ten innings hy their returning teammates, who show great possihil- ities for next season's team. CI TKXKIK RIQCURDS 1,Ii:'ft1lIc'C', 'ITIVHIL' .Veer Yetu' 5.3 Ciarlieltl-Blarshall 11155 5.5 Minor City Finals 1055 5.9 Fairfax-Ciartieltl 1930 5.5 Minor City Finals 193 1131.5 Gartielcl-Roosevelt 11136 10.5 Garfield-Roosevelt 19,33 10.5 Garfieltl-Roosevelt 1955 1-1.1 So. Calif. Preliminaries 1035 -H ft. 111g in. City Finals 1935 Zu tit. o in. 19airfax-Gartieltl 10,31 5 ft. T in. 1iarlieltl-Roosevelt 119311 11 ft -141.2 City Finals 1953 GIRLS' SPORTS AFTER-SCHOOL FUN tip Miss Mc-Vain. 121 Archery Officers: Lydia 'Villantit-ya, Vit-1--pxw-simli-nt l'atrit-ia Smith, Prcsidt-ntg Elena Alnianza, Secretary. CH Senior A Speedball Champs: Seated-Constance Ragusa, Gvraldint- Mason, Harriet Hall, Helen Shastt-on. Stand- ing-Virginia Swt-do, Glu-:ina Manwaring. Helen Hall, jboris VVrigl1t. f4P Archers: Lydia Villanuteya, l'atri:'ia Smith, ICIQ-na Al- nianza, Miss Millit-r, Sponsor. 431 IH-ggy Thonipson. archery record holder. UH YI-ll I.eadt-rs, Rat-hcl Bogroff, Vernaje-an Park. 173 lit-lmont, Gardena. Garfield Art-ht-ry c-ontvstants in Play day. RRI Senior A Letter Club: S':lllt'd-1'UllSl2llll't' Iiagusa. Vir- ginia Swodo, Virginia I'allais, He-It-n Hall. Stanrlingi Uarrit- Usborne, Glenna Ziianwaring, Betty Ellis, Mary Slevin. 1-Evelyn Gatchell. un Letter Club Officers: Audrey Dobson, Secretary: Verna- jvan Park. I-'reside-ntl Mary XVood, Vice-nrt-Sidi-nl. 1101 lie-lmont, Garmin-na, Marlin-ld in Vollt-yliall at l'Iay Ilay. :lf if :KI :IF IXC HEARTS DESIRE Minister: So you want to be an aviator. Tell me why you have such an ambition. Tommy: So I can Hy over the school house and drop bricks on itf' PLAYDAYS LAYDAYS are the only form of inter-school Pzitliletics in which girls in all city high schools may participate. As a rule, each school has a playday at home and is a guest at one playday at another school. In this way, every school has a chance to take part in two playdays each semester. On April 29, Garfield, Fremont, and Roosevelt were guests at Lincoln High School. The games played were basketball, baseball and volleyball. Garfield was hostess to Gardena and Belmont on May 9. Archery, tennis, speedball, baseball, and volleyball were played. Garfield was victorious in a tennis match, two speedball games, and a volleyball game. Most playdays are concluded by refreshments, danc- ing. and a program. Playdays make it possible for girls from all over the city who have the same inter- ests to become acquainted. This often results in last- ing and worth-while friendships. at as ae as Sellishness is an excellent weapon for suicide. GIRLS' SPORTS GIRLS' ATHLETIC ORGANIZATIONS HE Physical Education Department provides three athletic organizations for girls-the Girls' Athletic Association, the Letter Club, and the Archery Club. The purpose of the G.A.A. is to promote the high- est possible standard of sportsmanship and school loy- alty. To become a member of this club, a girl must have 50 points earned in athletics. They may be earned by coming out one season for hockey, basket- ball, speedball, baseball, or archery. Through being a member of the G.A.A. the girls become better acquainted with each other, and they see each other as they really are. The worries of the day are put aside on the athletic field, and everyone is out with the fullness of life to have a good time. The Letter Club is composed of those girls who have earned 500 points in athletics and have good sportsmanship, the ability to play, and a vital interest in athletics. For each additional 200 points after a letter is received a star is granted. The greatest num- ber of stars that has been received is seven. The active membership is now 33. These points may be earned through scholarship, athletics, executive ofhces, and I -E32 'I W 74,4 ' E i S' I ft'-7?3'if5 'F service in the gym department. It is the ambition of every G.A.A. member to become a part of the Letter Club. The Archery Club is rapidly rising to a high posi- tion in the realm of Garheld sports. At present, it has twelve active members. The Archery Club meets oncf- a week and shoots a full lunioi Columbia Round .it forty, thirty, and twenty yards. At the last playday, a team chosen from the club played against Belmont and Gardena. Belmont took first place, Garfield second, and Gardena third. if if if if :Ks Sign on Scotch golf comxve: 'iMembers will kindly refrain from picking up lost golf balls until they have stopped rollingfl is JS 241 HX' 46 GIRLS IN ACTION UD lh-linont vs. Harfit-ld. 12k llth Grzulv liaise-bull. 131 Hudtlln-. L43 Na-t Stars, Ur .lust Made- It! UD 'IH-nnis. QT! lluulrlm- Ywlli-5' llzill. QM I'itt-ht-xx HU lie-adv for the YVlliSIlm-. llill Yulli-3' Hull. 1117 lllllllrlt' YQ-ll:-y Ilitll. H21 I..-t's1!of -..f', sf fag 4,3 ff t .La 7 . -1 . 2. ,ns , - ,-5 -l , . 'T jys- ...J'fg5f5fX .:-I i' . -i,.,, ... if JUNTQR ORGA TZATTONS w JUNIOR COUWL JUNIOR HoNoR SOCIETY dttd X Xt nut i um ttl t- 'Ie 1 A,Q SCHOLARSHIP SECTION Virginia Bancroft Clayton Beckman Betty Boehm Maurine Breeze Alfred Davenport Gertrude Farley Mae Flaherty Walterine Forbes Henry Garcia Trinity Guayante Flizabeth Gustafson Marjorie Herbert james Hollowell Pearl Kosareff, Secrelar v Robert Liebman Gelene Lowrie Evelyn Manwaring Tyler Mabey Gerald McKeon Bruce Merrifield Helen Petrofanis Cathryne Sassoe Kathleen Slagle Va Noy Smothermen Eva Stark Iune Thyden Constance Tracy Aeluavsxuix Darlene Becker Iames Bischoff Paul Bishop Reynolds Boggio Charlotte Hayduct T Saeriox Miyoko Kuwaki Dorothy Lasky Mildred McMann Arthur Tellachea Charlotte Vick Q ill A-9 CLASS I First row: Alziy Alain-ilzn, Mziriziuw-K IQLIISIIIZIII, I'u'JlI'I Ii'VSJlI'v'I-IA, NVzlll:-i'iii.- I-'iirlii-s I-Ile-zmfii' Mi-li'-vb. Arlwlim- Hvzill. Kun-ls Millifr. Mary Wins!-nfl, 'l'-isliikii Hki. Jimi- Iillis, Kzitlml-A-'11 Slzigli-, I,iip-- Iiixivrzi, .Iuzmiui In-wis. Sum BIHIIUXI Aluzinv M11 Huy, I':I ZlIl'fI' Hznilf-yy Miyiikzi Kuxvziki. Second row: lin-lizirrl 4 iuiwziy. St-fwiirt Strzmil. Iirlwin Iiuil .llzxiiiw-vii Iii'-wze-, livlty I,IlIr4'liIlIII, Inv-z XXV-lliiiziri 4 in in , flrvlyn I.1iilu'-VS, AI1lI'fJlIt'l'Ilv' 'l'wi'I Inn Hi n ll'u-it lil lizm lil-wlc.-VI. ,Xiiipzilw-ii Nfix1ii'i'fi, .Xlll'HI'1l Svfgmizn, Ami 1.1 Iii-i'imii-n. .Izumi-s I-1nuii::.iI Imln-1-1 I-il-m'm, limi All-rrif.-ilil. Third row: Vlizirlf-s Ifl'ZIll1lII, Igznzwiii 1:1-iizzilvs, Ilzirrisim lulif-ll:-. I2:iVlizii'n I'wpIi:mi, lm:-iilliy Ili-sling Hairy Alam'- Iiumlwk. YIl'LfIIlI1l Ilzirlvivifl. Maxi: Illini. I,v-:vim Iilw .Irilly1'l:ll'k. VIQIIPIIIIJI Milli-V, .xllllil IIlI4ILl1', Ilzirry I ilil izin. IIIHIIX' Vzwillais. I 1'zinli I,axlw-5. Fourth row: I..-wipzilfl In-min--. lmli l,f-iv, Alvin II'Ill'II I Iistlii-i' XYvsl, Mililrn-il XIVAIZIIIII, II'-I-'li Illzlsflvll. Blum Ann Siilliiuii Ili-li-ii I'1'Ii'wt'zniiis, limli Vliiin-Iiill limi 'I'IIjfIr'Il, lun-willy' l.:iski-y, llniliziiii .Iziwilis. .Izivk l'rif'st, Iiilln-rt I'ilI4i-rtun. Fift row: 'I'1'inilj-' Illlllyillllt' 'IR-rl Ilnrris. liriif-sl l'zu'li Ifil wzircl Ifllxlllll, liill Munvll. ,Xl'lIllll' 42-flilmsin. ,lui-k 'Failur- huslii, lifil---rt xxv!'II!4, llailpli liiiliviin-z. Iiiig-Ariv lviuz, .XIA vliullii killiui I llfnlii I fri-rl 1 .V ' 123 A-9 CLASS First row: ll'-iwitliy Vzirsfin, Aliiry Il1'i-:mil-i-, Iiiiwiiiiiiw' llutvliinwin, Ile-tty IIUI-Slvlltl, lnilirtlu l.5i1tin1, I nliui -X Xlixx hnliili Xi-rm'Qimiilif-1'ii1ii1i I-'lwiv l'luiiil-1 .I4illi','. . 2 'I I' . hiililirl. I ulix Xliiw' Vins--, Second row: l-'V--:I Iluiiiwil, I.:-stu' I'1ii'tvi', 'l'. I.. Stilixwll, Iiiiss lillii I'ilitli 'Vulvii' Iv -iw-ilu' Xlillfx 1' ill ul' ll in i grnx--s, Yi-ru Ili-riiauivl-iz, Snrzili Xlzirlini-7 'Film Hxiilx N I'iAl .Him l'.-ulrii. Third row: lim-in-t ll:-1-il .lf-ralrilui .limi-nf-z, IViIli:im .l:ixui'z. Llnlfniv l'li1iliil1f2uNtuffii1 liiiniii Ilnxis Ili-nry AI1l'l2 - . Naitziliw Iiwrzut. ll:irl--ni' lie-vIwi'. 'I'1'iniil:ul I-'if-rim Xlilxin l!::lIz1rvl. Ifi :uiklin 43 IIX. Fourth row: I 1':nnvis Irv.-, ll-il, Nizlilinua -Y, .: Z I I' I'riw4-ii II'lIlIt'I I5llI'Il'lllI I fIXVll'lI SI .. I, .. , . il I ii It I Imiyyl11lll,I, . . . 1 . :mln-y, .lui-li Illwv-II. Sum Ilurlizilii Iliil-I-ici I1'i':lsiiiiillfi. XX'iIIizxlii Sau- :lge-, XYiIIiz1i11 flmizi-5' CLASS U05 First row: fl'-I-'iw l,iiui'i.-. .Xiiiviilitn IIZIIIIIVVZ. Alu ,kiiipswzi Lfizii, Alziry lil l'Il:1l'IiIIlv Ilzlyrlllrii, fl Ilfilwi'--s Vzirillir, Ilzil-lm A-9 CLASS Alzixinv llurris. Vlmrlfilt X ii It .V lj II'-llirmllll-i, flizirlwlli l.1viil1, Iillls-I IIii'Il:l1'rls+in, If:-rn I4'iQr'll:'x' Second row: I'ziul llislwp. .lim-pliiriii Spruiu. Ln Y. Ili-ri' Ilillingfsln-zu, Ulivln II'-rli--rt I'Ix'-,lyn Nlzinxx' I'mil'e-, XYiIll:alvi SIIIIIII. izailii-lli SIl5lIr'l' lmiiisf I-'iw-I-lwi'i:. in-Yivxv Lilvvlz 1'--wvlizi 4'I1:u'lf'r, rat I'nrr.--lip. XI:ii'g::iiw-t IV2llIl I'. I':IlI4-VNIIII lV5'g:iII, Ifrzlllk XVALIS. -i'm- Al--ir, .Xnilzx .Xiw-Ilniif-S. Mari.- Z--p--ilai. Alan- I-'lull'-1'Ix', AIau'j'-rii- anrlnz. Iliilli Ihwxvii. Inu lmixisi- lxlliivs Ilfilliiwv-ll. Third row: lfmiilt lmi'--s. Gi-rznlvl All-liwiii, Ili-iiry flziiwriai. Ifvllj' Iimflilxi, 1'fir1sIni1i-+- 'I'i'zu'5', l'zutI11'Ym- Salssmv, Iflilv-1-n .lui-ksiin, NViniI'rf'1l .lzinrlrw-ii, Iitliwl XY:nr4li-l. Qurnmii- XY-irli-X. lllixi- Szinzlili-, I-Iilwziiwl I',I l'1'4, .lumws l'rwii' ,Xl- fi'--fl Ivznvviip-ii'l Fourth row: I-'mink I':u'--lm Ifliiiw-iii-it Niililv, .Imuin ami, lb-imy AI :l1n.l. .luIi.1 Nmlii. I.iw5i'1iv'k, I'IX':i Slalrk, BIz1I'j1vl'i1- .Mlm-It. lun-is Iuzitifn, IilllIl Anil'-rswii, Yfiluiili 41 lint! Fifth row: H.-nv llizxz. lmii .Im-Icsiin, Nfirmzin 4'2llll Ivlillivli. Ifim lmu. Llzu Ilfiggis, Iiill Vrvwk. LIVE will .liz II:-mir Sii1'Ir'l3'. ill .X lliinunry .liz I.lllli'Il. Ill I lllIll'1' lizill 111115,-Vs. UH In ilu- 11111--, ITP I'zllS. mv 'IvIlv' liiiiigzni-5 lix--. rtvi lt'-xr' will Iii- lniyf, . p..., GD ls Z--5:-n, .IIIIIIVS III-fllllilll Mr-lxin pin-ll, Alvin liii-lizirils--11. 4l..ii1'g:i' tim Ili-vknizin, 'I'yliAi' Mull.-y, .Izlvk llmnn-, Iitlivl XYliitfq XY:ille-1' Tznlv, I'ill Iliifl' IH lfl i JUNIORS 1 . -yum s 99 'leislib We i .... fu--4 3, U6 E' 1' .. 'HP -4 en -I Q .f,.a-WI, h fi., it Y I L at . JU IOR ACTIVITIES ENTERTAINMENT nli Junior Boys' Glee Club: First Row-.lolm Sara. Trinity IJIIQIXIIIIUJ. I-Irit-l XVl1itt-. Bill Nook, Mrs. Krivitk+J. 'l'5'lt-r Maylin-, Vlayton Bevkiiiztn, All-lvin Jackson. Se-s-oiid l'1lXY7'll?'lY'l'llIl l-Evans, 'IX-tl Xe-lson, Holi Mort.-nson. Imrri-ll Kroll. llukt- Szinnderzson, liaytnontl Ross. .lack 'I'zilmliaslii. lil Boys' Glee Club: First row-.lavlc Takaliaslii. Clayton Ht-t-kiiizm. Mrs. Krit-nkv. Erie-1 XVliitv. Y.-rnon Fostt-r. th-ralrl Norton. Second row-liirfk Nonson llziyinontl lloss. lmrrt-ll Kroll, links' Sauiiflt-i'son. ltarron ICYQIIIS. .lolin Sara. -fl Boys' Glee Club: First row--liilly Luinsrlin. Rod Anton. lloln-rt Amivrson, Vvrnon 'l'ylvr. 'Frnnian l-It-in-dit-t, l,ynii lluin. VVayiitA Amlttrsoii, Cliarlt-s Fntte-i', S.-t-ond row YYYV .lt-rry Kovanfla. Holi Ss-lu-ll. Low--ll ltavis, tilt-nn Imr- ran-li IH-te XVai-off. Vlmrltfs Bvinis, Stew- Sviatik. XVil- lizini Holwrts. lil Boys' Glee Club: First row--Iloimld Heri'y, liflgat' Ilivk. Ti-llnian l't-rry. lioliert Ande-rson. Rtilwn .Ioi'p:w-nson. .lack Alillis. Harold llvnning. S.-t-ond row-liill 1'r:im-lcnvll. .lack Slmpiro. XY--mlm-ll lhfnnis. llurl l'If-rll-51 lniiialtl W-toll, lit-init-Ili Alvllziwaiii. Allwrt La Has. in Junior rchestra. Hit Singer and dancer in May Day Entertainment. lTl May Basket til A-9 Suplement Staff: I-'irst i'ow-l-Istlie-r Mwst, XValit-r- ins- lf'-irlws .lost-pliinv Spraiv. linzi th-vii llayws. S4-roiifl row-t'liarlott.- Vick. Hi'y4-1-. Ilililwrt, I-lriitw Mwrriliw-lil He-nry Garvin Harlvara .loiiwa Editor. iii Bill Afare-Junior Play. llfii May Day Entertainment, Junior Girls' Glee Club. its Illf ik Pk K-. The Girl-So you've seen Daddy. darling? Did he behave like a lamb? Suitor-CgrimlyJ-Absolutely. Every time I spoke he said, Bah . ak if :lf SF Mary: Can you see any change in me? Teddy: No. why? Mary: I iust swallowed fifteen cents. A-9 ATHLETICS Rh ' ANY boys in the A-9 class took an active part in athletics during the past year. A large group of ninth graders went out for track and many of them made good. Tom Dow, a C high iumper, broke the school record hy jumping 5 ft. 7 in. Tony Cassillas, a C who was out for the 50 yard dash and broad jump, is also a First man. I. li. Brisco is a HB . I-Ie did the hroad jump and was a first man also. Edward Flores is a UC and was a lirst man in the broad iump. Now we have Reynolds Qlioggiej who is a second place man in shot put. Yes, and we ean't forget Ralph Gutierez and how he took hrst place in one of the meets. VVillie VVarwrychuCk. whose last name is so hard to spell, ran in the 10 yard dash. I-Ie is a second place man. How ahout Gaston fiias Pipel Potty who is out for the ofilli Yes. he is a fourth place man. Graham Iacohs is our star C pole vaulter and a third place man. jUNIOR ACTIVITIES There is also our service chief, Tyler Mabey, who is a B and out for the 060. They say he is fourth. I almost forgot Frank Lares , who entered the 100 and was a second place man. Clayton Beckman. a B , went out for the 1520. He had no shoes. but still was hfth place man. Paul Bishop, our C pole vaulter, was beaten by a fifth place man. lack fThanks a Millionj Takahashi is a C pole vaulter. It is he who beats Bishop. Melvin Ballard is a C pole vaulter. He says he is a second place man, but I know he is a first place man. Elvin Richardson is a ninth place man in his event. And of course, Henry Garcia is out for the hurdles. The following twelve A-9 boys excelled last term in football: Reynolds Boggio, Fred Hammond, Bill Cook, I. B. Brisco. Ross Leller, Bob Sinclaire, Tyler Mabey. Clayton Beckman, Iesus Garcia, Tom Averly, Pete San Pedro, and Melvin Ballard. These Five A-9 boys have enjoyed this season of basketball and have been very prominent in this sport: Tom Dow. Paul Bishop, Graham Iacobs, Melvin Iackson. Norman Campbell. - 3 TEN YEARS HENCE Lester Porter is making a scrap book of all the tardy and failure slips that he received from Gar- field teachers. Eleanor McKee is working in a motion picture called Grownups will be Children. The opposite lead is being played by Alfred Shadler. Everett Reid just received his diploma to be a full fledged manicurist. He hasn't a job yet. but don't give up Everett. Have you ever read Through Keyholesn? Of course you have. That was written by our own Ralph Burns. lk X Ili lk JUNIOR FUN lnilustri-is has'-hall play:-rs iii il!! hoping it out 135: This is the- lift- Hr 'I'hiw.- outs 451 'Farzan IGI I-'our maids in i rv-xv IT! Going on-r 13? Xvs- Tlllawe lit! Kim-k it lim lit-fore thi- te-sl tilt Shot put 412i tm high tl!!! l iow+-Vs for hlitlllllll IH! Hunk thi- wi-zalli--1' up tliviw A-9 C' A-9 CLASS XVILL SUMMER '56 E, the A-9 class of Garfield lunior High School, of the city of Los Angeles, in the county of Los Angeles, and the state of California, being of sound mind and memory do make, publish. and declare this our last Will and Testament in the manner following, that is to say: As a group we will to the junior division our worn- out books, gummed-up desks and tired teachers. Individual members of the afore-mentioned class have certain dear gifts from which they reluctantly part, to give to prominent Iunior High School mem- bers whom they are leaving and who need these things much more than they. Iessie luanita Lewis is glad to leave her sweet and sunny disposition to Wilma Worley. Tom Dow bequeathes his great ability to get here on time and his excellent grades to Louis Glist. The terrific gum chewing record of the A-9 class which has rested with Esther Mae West will be given to juanita Bryant. Darlene Becker is going to take her good grades and her ability to play the accordion to El Monte High. The B-9 class is so smart Darlene feels that they will not need these things. Hear Ye, Hear Yel Gerald McKeon will gladly will his magnetic personality and his jokes about Ethiopia to Howard Haymes. Don't tell anyone, but Charlotte Vick has regret- fully consented to leave her demure manners to Bar- bara Giovinetti. The ability to imitate Ioe E. Brown and other ce- lebrities will be donated by Robert Wells to Adam Brockie. Mr. Melvin Iackson is regretfully leaving his in- fiuence on the feminine hearts in the capable hands of Maurice Schartz. To any Siamese twins that might be hanging around this school-Iosephine Spraic and La Verne Meier will their comradeship. When Adolph Brown graduated in S36 he willed his weakness for pretty maidens to Bob Sinclair. Bob said he should like to keep it, but he will leave his mighty physique to Tarzan. Doris Eaton does not know it or maybe she would not want to give it up, but her footlight swagger is going to Maxine White. Eugene Gablehouse has advertised that his beloved matches will go to anyone who applies for them. LASS Iuanita Davis is willing to donate part of her height and willowy figure to Lucille Rabiola. The good grades and swell disposition of Maxine Harris will go to Rose Kezman. Evelyn Manwaring feels that her good grades will be of great benefit to lim Thomas, and Iames Hollo- well is glad to render a service to the school by leav- ing his good Algebra grades to Bud Everly. Ima Geen Hayes is overjoyed to be able to leave her freckles to Cora Lee Kyker. Does Elouise Iolley need a grand singing voice? Then Eva Stark will leave her hers. Virginia Bancroft is willing to leave her quiet lady- like manners to all the rowdies of the Iunior High School. In order to save Ruth Cooper so much trouble, Helen Blasdell informs me that Ruth may as well have her flaming red hair. In witness whereof we have here-unto suscribed our names, on the 22nd day of May, in the year of our Lord, one thousand nine hundred and thirty-six. -IMA GEEN HAYES Ill If if 'li IUNIOR GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ' HE Iunior G.A.A. is an athletic organization. Membership in the club is open to any girl from the B7 through the A-9 providing she has satisfactory grades. The G.A.A. is sponsored by Mrs. Heiser. Miss McCain is in charge at the meetings. The girls meet in the girls' gym, every Friday afternoon after school. There are teams in baseball, kick ball, and other different sports. They have tournament games between the different grades and teams. A member of the G.A.A. who has earned 175 points is eligible for an emblem of crimson and blue felt which has a blue G on it. For every additional 175 points, blue felt which fits under the is awarded. There are approximately 70 members in Iunior G.A.A. of which thirty percent are A-9 girls. The A-9 members: Virginia Bancroft, Natalie Barzut, Darlene Becker, Lillie Beckert, Betty Bohem, Ruth Brown, Cecelia Charles, Margaret Egishian, Mae Fla- herty, Elizabeth Gustabsoris, Marjorie Herbert, Leona Ickes, Pearl Kosareff, Betty Lipscomb, Gelene Lourie, Evelyn Manwaring, LaVerne Meier, Ethel Richard- son, Gwendolyn Rogers, Iosephine Spraic. Constance Tracy, Margaret Walther, Inez Wellman, and Sam- mie VVorley. A-Q CLASS PRIEST Uackj and a Bishop fPaulj went VVest fEstherj to Hunt QMariej some food for a Poore flna Louisej Noble fFlorencej. They left Freborg fLouisej on the Stark fEvaj Limited, and got off of the train at Tracy fConniej. Here they came upon a Merrifield Qlirucej filled with cows Eaton fDorisj Hay Uma Genej. Then they came upon a Brown fRuthj Gablehouse fEugenej, in which some Millers lived. fAgnes, Dorothy, Dorisj. They were asked to sit on the Davenport fAlfredj and then they had a smoke with Bull Durham fDan- ielj. One of the Millers started to Cook QBillj some fish in Brisco The fish had been caught by a Fischer fFernj and it was the real McCoy fMax- inej. They also had some Campbell fNormanj soup. One of the Millers fAgnesj was trying to Twist CMargaretj the other Miller's QDorothyj neck. If the Bishop CPaulj and the Priest Uackj hadn't been there Mabey fTylerj she would have been killed, but a Breeze fMaurinej came by and cooled the first Mil- ler's anger and she didn't kill the other Miller fDor- othyj therefore she didn't Dye fFrancesj, and he heard her Udder fLeontinej a faint sigh of relief. They had to Russell Uackj some food for them- selves. because they were going to a Park fErnestj for a picnic. They took some Graham Uacobsj crack- ers and some Campbell's fNormanj soup. They shared their lunch with two boys, whose names were Charles fCeceliaJ and Herbert fMarioriej, who told them that they saw a Manwaring fEvelynj Armour fBettyj. They returned to Freborg, fLouisej their home town. on the Stark fEvaj limited. When they got off the train. a fast moving car was approaching. The conductor yelled. HayDuckl lCharlottej. But the Bishop and the Priest were too late: and they were buried in I-Iargraves fGertrudej in the shade of the apple tree. -Iorephine Spraic 4 X I i KEEP GOING OU A-9's have completed one of the most im- portant divisions of your lives when you fin- ish iunior high school. During grammar school and iunior high school you have been getting the funda- mentals. You are now ready to enter senior high school where you will further prepare for your life's work. Everyone of you can and will be successful if you exert a little effort. The schools offer great opportun- ities to anyone who is willing to take advantage of them. Every A-9 student is urged to continue with his education and really make something out of him- self. -BRUCE Msaizii-ira1.D X if 5 3 NICKNAMES Real Name Niclgname Darlene Becker Dimples Gerald McKeon Ierry Iames Prior Corpse Natalie Barzut . ...,a..., Nats Barbara Iones .,,, Bobbie Robert Wells . Mildred McMann Charlotte Vick Va Noy Smothermon Gertrude Farley Cecelia Charles Esther West Genevieve Lihotz Virginia Bancroft Walterine Forbes Cathrine Sassoe . Elizabeth Gustafson Ima Geen Hayes Mary Winstead . Leopold Lozano William Wawrychuck Louis Zeyen Eleanor McKee Inez Wellman . Betty Lipscomb Maureen Breeze . Mary Ann O'Sullivan Elsie Plumlie .. Florence Noble . Marjorie Clark Iuanita Davis .. Leontine Udders Ethel Richardson Constance Tracy Fern Fisher ,..,.,,,, Barbara Popham ,,,, Dorothy Bestor a,.,.. Pearl Koseroff .,a,, . Harrison Quibell .. La Verne Meier . Arthur Goldman . Robert Liebman .. . Ted Harris . Iosephine Spraic . Stewart Strand . ,...Y,,.a. Red .......Millie ....Vickie ..........Pat .........Gert ...Charlie Mae West ........Iinnie ...Virgie . ...Wallie .......Sassy .. Lanky Skeezix ....Honey Spot .......Pop Dina . . ,,,, Pewee .........Inie ....Pete .... Toors . Sugar Babe .Blondie Blackie ...Slats .........Tiny ,. ...... 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