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

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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

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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

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