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

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Rag :Q I 1 - Q I it I WQ FOREWORD THE PURPOSE OF THIS OUR CRIMSON AND BLUE FOR THE WINTER OF 1941 IS TO BRING TO EVERYONE OF YOU WITHIN REACH OF THE PUBLICATION A GREATER UNDER STANDING OF THE WORD LOYALTY AND WITH THAT UNDERSTANDING TO KINDLE IN YOUR HEARTS A LOYALTY TO YOUR SCHOOL LOYALTY TO YOUR COMMUNITY LOYALTY TO YOURSELF AND ABOVE ALL LOYALTY TO YOUR COUNTRY THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ANOTHER CARDINAL PURPOSE OF OUR SEMI ANNUAL IS TO BRING TO ALL OF YOU A COMPOSITE PICTURE OF YOUR DAYS AT GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL LOOK AT YOUR SEMI ANNUAL OFTEN AFTER YOU GRADU ATE AND LIVE AGAIN YOUR HAPPY DAYS AT GARFIELD IACK PARSONS 5-'E 51 N.-'w. six 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 'ik Xi? il? . - il? ik Si? 'S Es Q Q Q! Q5 15 +V nh an mi um'- ' :3 -2. X -1: hai Q mei? I Q hai Q tak X -h 1 xw l Q Q Q x 5 xx qu qu .K .ri ,Q 2: E F252 T-Hs F-:DE DEDICATION THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED TO AMERICA. THE LAND WHICH. THROUGH THE PERSEVER- ANCE AND COURAGE OF ITS FOUNDERS. HAS RISEN FROM A VAST UNKNOWN WILDERNESS TO A RICH AND GLORIOUS NATION, THE CROWN OF THE UNIVERSE WE AS THE YOUTH OF AMERICA REALIZE THAT THE GREATNESS OF OUR COUNTRY WAS ACHIEVED THROUGH UNFALTERING DETERMINATION COURAGE TO GO ON IN SPITE OF OVERWHELMING ODDS AND WILL INGNESS TO MAKE GREAT SACRIFICES IN THE FACE OF NECESSITY WE REALIZE THAT THE TORTURES SADNESS AND HEART BREAKS SUFFERED BY OUR FOREFATHERS WERE ALMOST UNBEARABLE YET THEY WENT ON WE PLEDGE OURSELVES BEFORE GOD TO CARRY ON THE STANDARDS OF THOSE WHO HAVE GONE BEFORE US TO UPHOLD THE AMERICAN IDEALS TO WORK IN HAR MONY SO THAT AMERICA MAY FOREVER PROGRESS AND TO DEFEND OUR COUNTRY FROM ALL ENEMIES THOUGH IT MEAN HARDSHIP SUFFERING OR EVEN THE EX TREME SACRIFICE ii: 3- I DEATH IIM ROBINSON in S +I- . QQ I i 1 1 1 1 I - 1 I I - H' '1 ax - X K 1 I . 1 I I ' - - wi? 'ik Q Q Q Q vs! mm 15 gm qv. qu qu - in .hr-QQ me Inn ii ' ii X 1 u I C Q . E JK 511. I ,W WV Nine W L- Q ini ALTY WHAT A GRAND WORD LOYALTY IS ITS MEANINGS AND APPLICATIONS ARE SO BROAD AND FAR REACHING LOYALTY PERSONAL LOYALTY LOYALTY TO ONE S FRIENDS EMPLOYERS AND ASSO CIATES IS A QUALITY WHICH MUST NOT BE ABSENT IN THE PERSONALITY OR CODE OF ANY INDIVIDUAL OR HE LOSES HIS FRIENDS HIS IOB OR HIS PLEASANT ASSO CIATIONS WITH HIS FELLOWS LIFE IS EMPTY AND DULL WITHOUT THEM LOYALTY TO AN IDEAL OR A PRINCIPLE OR A PURPOSE IS ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL TO A RICH SATISFYING LIFE NO PERSON ACHIEVES ANY REAL OBIECTIVE IN THIS WORLD IF HE DOES NOT HAVE AN INTENSE LOYALTY AND DEVOTION TO A HIGH IDEAL OR STANDARD LOYALTY TO OUR AMERICA AND THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE IS DEMANDED OF ALL IF THE AMERICAN TRADITION OF FREE DOM AND INDEPENDENCE IS TO ENDURE. LOYALTY PERSONAL ETHICAL NATIONAL A HIGH QUALITY OF INDIVIDUAL LIVING. HERBERT S. WOOD Pnnclpal Q Q :E .xg .- QE F22 5:32 Ei-Wi IIF2-2 5 EN Q Q qs qu :gg Qi QQ Qi gh QQ -1: .ag ' ,Q -: . ag, up-Q I Xupsgw- I ii ii l ii t ii I Q Q Q . Q 11 11 1 - - Si? iff 1 I - I - Q - iff 1 1 1 - 'ik i? Xi? -' 1 1 1 Q Q XX HERBERT S WOOD s.-gg si sg- sy- OUR CREED I BELIEVE IN GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL BE CAUSE IT GIVES ME A CHANCE TO WORK AN OPPORTUNITY TO SACRIFICE SELF FOR SERVE MY FELLOW STUDENTS I BELIEVE IT WILL DEVELOP IN ME THE HABIT OF PUNC TUALITY AND REGULARITY RESPECT FOR THE PERSONAL AND PROPERTY RIGHTS OF OTHERS A FEELING OF INDIVIDUAL RE SPONSIBILITY FOR THE COMMON GOOD AND A WILLINGNESS ALWAYS TO GIVE A SQUARE DEAL I BELIEVE IT WILL HELP ME TO BUILD FOR MYSELF A CLEAR HEAD A TRUE HEART AND A STRONG ARM ri: za, :Tm an I in 'K 'ix gm X- 1 -' - . E We THE GOOD OF ALL, AND A CHALLENGE 'ro , . gy B: E: R: E: D WALLACE ADAMSON Boys Vxce Prmcxpal ALICE REITERMAN Gxrls Vice Prmcxpal MARIE ALDEN HOPKINS Reglsirar MRS MARION B GIRARD Counselor ' X , , Mk, - ' 1 XX 1 X FACULTY TOP ROW Crarles L Cornel Ha old Coope Raymond Brown Paul Grace V1 qtl Best Leste F ed xckson Georqe P Drehl Floxd M Campbe 1 SECOND HOW Hazel Hafrod Mrs Gladys L Crandle Do otnf Ely Mrs V1 uma Carps M Glenna Fleck Mrs Mmam Blnde Abbre l-Y Douqrtv M s Cha lotte Forest SEATED Mrs Beulah H Alexander Bertl a Chur h Edrth l Cooper Mrs Mattxe Brantt wane Ada Astels I.o1s Eross Gladys Andrew Charlotte B ockway Mrs Almeda Hlll Breeze FACULTY TOP ROW Wallace Hook F ed lo nson And e J Vanderbxlt Dxeter Iulle Kapetwn Ho ace Hunt Ge-orce W Hal Douglas Lo nde Walter G POW9ll SECOND HOW M s Mrld ed Mor, se Ltllle Do rothv Kunkel Mrs Burdette Krrenke Etrel G Iflqalls Mrs Grace Herser Mrs Arleen Howa d Fourtepn Deodota lxrnenez Gene-.1 ve Hlllrnan Ms Edna tlacnne son SEATED Helen Hardmq Mrs Floy Horning Ie n Hende son Mrs Floren e Iesste Alberta dqbev Ma y B Iacobs Mare Foreman Evan qclne Mohmke M s ,Jne Walters K J .X 'J jx. Q1 ze' A A X T -5 Q xt FACULTY WJ. Dwi U X In ' ' 1 TOP HOW Dawd Taylo Russell Peterson Fra Znk Mark D Lehme Gary Vobnl Wtlham S 0 kan Georqe Sawver E nest W Leep A chxe Swan David Mlller SECOND HOW Mabel S lfopach M S Laura Macruder Castllla Wmford M s Do cathy Felton Ma Q Aer te Anna Mlllter Mrs Lo a Sutherland Tuomev M s Carmen Mala Oel rch Ha y Roqe s SEATED M s Ma qaret Sha p Selma Loutse Mesloh Ehzabeth Scheld M s Flora Wmslou Glenna WYIQEI Mtldred Reed Ethel Rene man s n o o s R tln INO ga OFFICE AND LIBRARY FORCE FIRST ROW E C ase a Be e SEATED la a R a 1 scn Gl' 4' Ter'aSnte N aGa . 0.1 X tf Xb' 1- F : ' r, , nk - , , V r r .r , . rr' G. y 1 gl X I I Y y F Mr Lxllta luxse M rrxs, Nlr u .. T r rd Mrs Maud Mallory, Maxine Russell, Mrs. Ella Mrs Zella Younq : verette H -, M y li : J ry E Kurk oy l BiCh-lllfl6, Mrs 'zcmr :Q .f-rt 'ff Ia e Nnce Mrs .arti tes Nu-Q Q-E IQ-R Q Q l I OUR MOTTO THERE IS NO AMERICAN YOUTH HOW EVER POOR HOWEVER HUMBLE ORPHAN THOUGH HE MAY BE WHO MAY NOT RISE THROUGH ALL THE GRADES OF SOCIETY AND BECOME THE CROWN THE GLORY THE PILLAR OF HIS STATE PROVIDED HE HAVE A CLEAR HEAD A TRUE HEART A STRONG IAMES A GARFIELD F2 F? V 2' Q Q Q Q Q5 QS Q! Q5 QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ Q Q X QQ .2 1. 22. in in IQ 'Q QQ QQ QQ Q Q I Q l Q 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 , . ARM- ir fi? Sk 1? Q Q Q Q Q! Q5 Q5 lk? QQ QQ QQ QQ QQ Q QQ QQ x Q I QQQ N Q QQQQ QQ Qu-QQ QQ? 'Q Q . QQ 3 QQ Q 1 I 1 , Q .legally fo Scion! and fo Jlfqlf Jdeah 840:94 Suweu. NURIC v.,v IZ.. . Mft fur! I nlumn VJ Rtaflzm, IM 1 n HORTENQIA ACEVEEO Ser vxce Trl Y World Frrend sh1D Club I-IIDEYO AKITA Acluevement Club World Fr1endsh1p Club Servxce ESTHER ALEICIAN G-1rls Ath let1c Assocratron Trl Y World Frlendshxo Club Kersev Club Commerctal Awards Archery Club LUCILLE ALILOVICH Servrce Achxevement Club Kersew, Club WAYNE ALEXANDER C and D Basket all 1 G II e V1Ce IUANITA ALMANZA Servtce Trl Y Beta IESUS AMPARAN Achreve ment Club Se vrce Hor e Back Rtdmcr Club fmn1iLoIun1n CATALINA ANTON CSF Chatelames World Fr1end shlo Club Secretary Clavrs Club Secreta V Kersby Club HELEN ARAKELIAN Drama Club V1ce Dresldent Sen lor B Comma Out Day ScrlDt Vfrlter Servxce RUBEN ARBOYO Board ol Commxssroners Kmqhts Nat1onal Athletxc Scholar shxro Socetv Achlevement Club B Football Let terman MARGARET AYWASIAN. Ach levement Club, Letter Club, Kersew' C.ub, Wo.ld 4' Fr1endsh1D Club Servzce YUMENO BABA ACh1SV9m9hf Club Kersev Club World Frtendshln Club Servtce Commercxal Awards EMMA BADILLO Achteve ment Club Letter Club Tr1Y Kersev Club Girls Athletrc Assoclahon FRANK BAIRD A Track Flre Brxqade Servzce KEITH BALES Achlevement Club Servmce Stacie Crew llrtnl Lnlu mn LUCIA BALLESTEROS Gxrls Athlettc ASSOCIATION Ach levement Club Tr1Y Ser VICE World Frlendshmp Club PETRA BANUELOS Service World Frendshm Club I O BARBEE SSTVICS MILDRED BARKSDALE Chat elalne Secretary Achtev ment Club Secretary Grrls Servxce Cabmet Semor Sec etarv Kersev Club VIRGINIA BECKI-IRT Tm Y Crrmson and Blue Stall Servtce DONALD BERRY SGTVICS H1 Y Beta B Track Mana der Basketball Baseball MAXINE BRAGC1 Preparatory Nurses C I u b Presrdent Vlorld Frtendshm Club Gtrls Athlettc Assoclatton Servrce GLORIA BBANNIGAN Seruor ay , Thespran World Frzendship Club, Service. fur! Rr.: Rmdzng lfmu WILLIAM LELAND BROVKN Home Room Pres1de'1t Gym C ub A Football H1 Y Beta F1re Brroade DOROTHY E BROWN Wo ld Frxendshlo Club Gxrls Athletlc Assocxatlon Trl Y GIYIS Glee Club Servl e TOMMY BROWN Service PAULINE CAINE CSF Acr- revement Club Letter Club Trl Y Servxce ILLIAM CARMONA I-I1 Y Gamma Treasure Sen e Caotan an Baske ball Manaqer Ser vlce ron1Roz RAY MADRID CENISEROZ H1 Y Vlce ores1dent Ser vlce SuDerv1sor Home Room Presrdent Gvm Club PETE CHAVEZ CSF Natlonal Athletlc Scholarshrp S cxetv V1ce oresldent I-HY Secretarv KHIUTIIS tu dent Councxl IAMES CHAVARRIA Radro Club Presrderrt Aclfuevf ment Club Publlc Address Svstem Seruce Home Room Vxce oresrdent KENNETH L CHESNEY Se vxce Kersev Club REFUGIO COSIO Track Pub lclty Club Servlce Orpn I WESLEY CLARK C Track Servrce Orpheus Stage Crew hxrrl R011 TONY CAROPINO H om e Room Presmdent Home Room Vlce Drestdent Bxq G Track Manaqer B Football Manaqer BETTY CORDERO Crlmson and Blue Staff Serv1ce CONNIE CORTEZ World Fnendshlo Club GITTS Athleuc ASSOCIGIIOU Letter Cl u b Servxce Cnmson and Blue Staff CONCEPTION CASTRO Ach zelement Club Girls Ath letlc Assocxatxon Servlce ERNEST CASTRO All Cxly Orchestra Semor Orch estra Letterman CONCHA CARRILLO Servlce eus Cross Countrv B Track 4 'I' x.f 414 .11 'zum '66 I- 1 r,f!f'1f11rr1n mlm Un ABRAHAM CRUZ Football Band Concert Maste Ser v1ce Caotam Serv1ce Sup efVlSOI' IIMMIE DeGRAZIO H1 Y Beta Gvm Club Servzce Horse Back R1cl1no Club Track DAVE DELGAD Se VICE Basketb 1 Jliase ba A Traclcx LUPE DeORTIZ Serv1ce Car tam SSHIOV Orchestra Band Student Orchestra Conduclo Vocat1onal O chestra DOLORES DIAZ Letter Club Glrls Athleuc Assoc1at1on Tr1 Y World F 1er1dsh1p Club Kersev Club GEORGINA DIAZ G1rls AH let1c Assoc1at1on Tr1 Y World Frlendslfuo Club Kersev Club BEATRICE MILDREAD DICK ersev Club Wor Fr1endsH1D Club Aclmsve ment Club Srrv1ce HH BROWNIE DICKLICII Home Room P F'Sld6Hl Orpheus Pes1dent SGYVIF Semor Plav ARTHUR DILLON Wo ld 1 ndsl' rx Cl b A as lcetball H1 Y S YVICG EIVIIL D1PILLO Se Vce Bandl Sen o O clcest a VIRGINIA CRR Ir1o Cla slcal same OCTAVIO DURA A -an VELMA ELLIS Kersev Club Tr1Y Grrls Atl1let1c AS soc1at1on Se-mor Play Ser VICE BETTE EMERY Semor Play' G1rls Atl'1let1c Assoc1at1cn SGFVICQ KATIE ENRIGHT Commer clal Awards G1 ls A L1 let1c Asso 1at1on Noon Concert Club CuD and Saucer Drama Club fm fflnun DARRON EVANS Senlor Plav Gym Club Orplreus Servxce Busmess Olfme Stall MIKE FALCONE Cross Cour1 ry A Track Service FRANCES FEDEROFF Semor Plav Busmess Olhce Staff SGYVICG VVorld Frxendshxp Club DOROTHY HELEN FOX C 1m Son and Blue Assocmle Edllor CSF Acluevemerxt Club G1rls A1lr1let1c As 0 CIGIIOH G1rls Glen Club MARGARET L FREIBOTI C1mSOn and Blur, Stall World Frlendslup Club L tt 1' Club Sf TVICC at tam Cup and Sauce D VID FRY R1 G Semo Plav H1 Y Acluevemertt club Se VICF' LAURA GARCIA S udinl Boo Secrets 1' A endsbtr C b Sec Fla C atelalnfs F c c1al Ama d IZABFTII GARAREDIA n o Ido f Room C D fin! Ruff' R.-'ruling ,liwn KENNETH GIBSON: Aciieve- ment Club, Tennis Letter- man, Bic f'4, Little World Friendshic Club. lUDAH GOLDFINGER lESSIE GOMEZ: Achievement Club, Commercial Awards, T ri- Y Aloha Secretary, Girls' Athletic Association, Vtlorld Friendshic Club. CANDELARIO GOMEZ: Ach- ievement Club, World Friendshin Club, Staqe Service, Guilders. DORA GONZALES: World Friendship Club, Cup and Saucer, Tri1Y, Service, Girls' Athletic Association. TOHNNY ELDON GONZALES: 'Af 'B' and 'C' Track Let- terman, Hi- Y Council, Achievement Club, Knights, Baseball Letterman. fond Rocz' MARGARET GONZALES: Ser- vice. BOB GORE: Hi-YAlDha, Noon Concert Club President, World Friendshio Club, Dance Orchestra, Service RALPH GRAY BOB GRUNDY: Commissioner of Entertainment, Kniqhis, Achievement Club, Senior Plav. Senior Orchestra. MANUEL H. HARO: CSF, B Football, C Track, Ser- VICE. ARNOLD HARRISON: Horse Back Ridino Club, Service, 4 1 Baseball. Achievement Clubf B Football. Thiwf Rnrl' ANITA IRENE HARTSHORN: Girls' Athletic Association, Service, Kersev Club. EDWARD HERNANDEZ: Ach- ievement Club, CSF, Home Room President, Horse Back Ridino Club Presi- dent, Service. RAUL HERRERA: Service, Bovs' Chorus. BILL HINES: Student Bodv President. Senior B Pre- sident, CSE, A Tennis Letterman, Knights, Eph- ebian. AlKO HORI: CSF, World Friendship Club Presi- dent, Chatelaines Senior UB Secretarv v F. 4 1' 1 1 X . 313' hr -. - 4 1 Q' I ' -Y! ' Chix Ulf lnmn mlm J REFUGIA IARA Serv1cf- ARTHUR LOUIS IURADO Gsm Club Lette man CSF Rad1o Club MARVIIN KEMPF an C Track B oo balI Home Room PIPSI dent ACIII ve'1 rt Club IUNE KIINTZLEY Chatelame Pres1dent Loc: Edr or Board ot Comm1':'11on1ra World Fr1endsI11r C1 ub VICE Dres1de'1t Clavlsf lub P es1dent BERT IC KLOTZ C 1mso1'1 md Blue Staff Se VICE BOB INLRL CSF Ach1-AVP ment Luo D Basket XVorld F rendrhrp L1 SQYVICQ GFORGE KONNERTH I'lO! 'F Room Pres1dent Wo ld P endshlu Club K rsev ub lo Tenms 14 luv INORMA H KRUPNICK World I' 16I'ldSl'1lD Club G1rl'-1 Glee Club Serv1ce ERT LeBAS and D Basketball S-Arno Pres1dent I-11Y L e G SEYVICP SHIRLVY LIEBER Senror Plav Kersev C ub World F endshln Club Drama Club Se VIC? CONSUE O LOZANO Ach IEV6 ent Club Worl 1e'1dsh D Club Kar ev Club T 1 Y S6YVIC9 ULIA HORTKI SIA LUNA. rwsev u Wor r1end-l11D ll , -' . :'.':: C ' C. . I MARGARET MACIAS Tr1 Y ersev C ub Wor Fr1endsh1D Club Ach1eve ment Club Serv1ce ELOISE MAHANEY Gxrls Servmce Cabmet Wo Id Fr1endsb1D Club Kersey Club SSTVICE ROSE MANOOGIAIN Arch V Club Tr1Y SGYVICS K sev Club hm lrlumn ROSE MARY NARA' O .new 1or Plav CuD and Saucer ervxce 1 Wor Fr1endsl11D Club EVANGELINE MARTIN Ser vlce Aclfnevement CIL b G1 ls Glee Club Arcr1e V Club Home Room PISS1 dent ESTHER MARIINIEZ Serv1ce World Fr1er1dsh1D Club Grrls Athlet1c Assoc 5lIO'1 C1mson and Blue Staff GEORGE MATAIZ A and C 'lrack Letterman Nahonal Att lf-t1c Scholar 'S ra occtv P Slde Acl'11e-vement Club Bow Atl'1let1c Asso ld on Cxu e I1 'NIL M CALLLIM Gxrls AN let1c Assoc ato'1 Kersev Club G ls C SGVVIC PATRICIA MCCANN Ike sb! Cub Seruce MARY FRANCES MCCARTHY Cbatela1ne 1rls Serv ce Cabtn t G1rls Atlrlehc ASSOCIGIILI T 1 Y Jen or Plav HO WARD MCCONAUGIVH erv1ce er1111s '1 , ' -slut all rat Z' 'G Ruff HELEN MILAN Comme cmal Kersev Club H H' fm' Awards Kers v Club S KENNETH MCGOVL I N B Foolr 1 Baseball Servrce Bovs Athletlc Assocxa on TIM MCGUIRE I Football Lette man B13 G Crxmsor' 'ld Blue Stall Se vrce CHARLES MCM! CSF vmce Tr1Y World Frlerd shro Club Nffnml Rn: HENRY MONTES A Tra Lette man F Cross Counlrv Se VICE TESUS MORAZA Servmce Horse Back R1dlhG Club Ihr II' R011 HIYOSHI NAKAO Sersgu. B and C lrack LEWIS INALL A Track L terman PUbllClfV Club S vlce ALFRED SAENZ NEGRFT Servxce Ach1evememCluo 1, - vi , r 1 L' .I .J K A 6 A Qu A 'l : 1:1 ' , - ' , - 'I I' ' 'Gf TA' all, 'A' ' 3 49, , M ' Ck ' 1 ee- : ' r CS , -Y ' - .' Y T'f,ck, A Y 'HI D, r ' ' H ' . al r , gb A A-Ev Achievement Clrllzi Servxcel EI-VERA MORENOV lcv' gcfsges World Friendshm . V , - :'l,.11.e .. V. A I I 1 Q CM. T se:-l G f j U . 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I Cl f Herman b L t an Fll Y l'El.FN PEDFRSON Club Achlevement CHGTEIGIDGS SGHIOY che tra Servlbe Base Band Letter Club IOHN PERSICU A oot ba I'IlY Beta Servlbe A Track Worlo Frlend sl' ro Cl b llnl I ulzlrr 11 BURNICE PILKERTON Cuo an Sauc r GITIS letlc Assoclatlon Se vlce Noon Con ert Club Com mercral Awa ds EVELYN PRIBBLE CSF Com mlssloner of Oroanlzatlon Kersev Cub TIISSDIQHS Student Councll LOUIS PULICF S F e. Brloade l'Il Y MARGARrl OUESADA World Frlendshm Club lrl Y Se v o lOl. RAMOS A Football WILLIAM D RAWDING and Track vrce Flre Brlqade Asn levemen Club ROBERT REITER CSF A 'l levement Club Se vlce HORTENSE RICHARDS S VICE FRY 'B 'Hia-M fs- za b U 'fri s KR.-aZfmlb, w.bz... .Ae if 1 .if ay 'LJ QSYQIEL if .ggsz 'zz '?'v-qw-gy! 'gs xy, 'urs' Twenty four .5653 ,wig , E222 ff? 51,51 If! ra, 22235 F bf, I - Elgfll I Rxul kg uc: ' V fill . r '- to l' - a 1 , ' ' ,, ' ll: 31312: Bl grill' 1 1. F l a , .- I ' lull , , , '- , . 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VINCENT ROMERO: Service, B Football RUTH ROMO: Achievement Club, Service, Kersev Club, World Friendship Club, Crimson and Blue Staff. Srrond Raw IOE ROMO: Home Room Pre- sident, Senior Orchestra, Orpheus, Service, OPHELIA ROSAS: Achieve- ment Club Service, Pre- Daratorv Nurses' Cl u b, Tri-Y, Bio DANICA ROSICH: 1939 Gar- tield Winner ot Gold TVD- inu Cup, CSF Lite Mem- ber, Achievement Club. Tri-Y Alpha Secretarv, Ker- sev Club Secretarv, RAY ROSS: Bio Home Room President, Service, Hi-Y, Senior A Vice- president. PAULINE RUSHTON VERA SAKREKOFF: C S F Torch Bearer, Girls' Ath- letic Association Secretarv, Letter Club, Home Room President, Bio 4 Secre- tarv. Third Row FELIX SALAZAR: A Track, B Track. Service, Cross Countrv. ALFRED SAMPLE ERNESTINE SANCHEZ: Ach- ievement Club. Service, Kersev Club, World Friendship Club, Biq MATILDA VARIE SANCHEZ: Service Captain, Girls' Glee Club, Drama Club, Service. SOLEDAD SANTA CRUZ: Achievement Club, Crim- son and Blue Business Manacer, World Friend- ship Cluh Loo Reporter, Preparatorv Nurses' Club, Home Room Vice-Drefsi- dent. v W , 1 A G fl? is W A.. A r 1 IOHN SARA Kmqlnts Vlce D esldent IH Y lNa1or' I Ath etlc S bolarsltm ctetv Gt 'n C ub Lette man O :neus P est dent ELEANOR SARGFNI Achle ment Club tate-Iam Grrls Atlflcttc As o lattow Gullde 'S D ama Club 'NIKE SAUNIUERS Sen o Reb esentatlve Kn Gbts Natlonal Athl tc Scholars rn So tetv S cretarv Basketball Lett man CSF Lute Membe Eohe-bran HERBERT SAJAGE Kmqbt Prestdent Commtbstoner ct Orcyanlzattons H I Pre dent CSF C Basketba Letterman Eplnebxan GEINEVIEVE SEGOVIA Wo cl Frlendshtb Club Treasur er Kerses Club Aclueve ment Club Tr1Y Aloha Noon Concet Club ARIA LUISA SEGOVI Achtevemant Club Kerse b T1 Y Alrha Wo E fndsbm Club Se vtcc SAL SEPULVFDA A T a A aiketbal as ketball VERA SERESHEFF Sem Plav Prebarato V Nur es Club Drama Clulb nz l f nlumn DONNA MAYSHARF Acluex 'nent Cl b Sp v C A soc T C HARRY SHEI Se vlce HENRY SHIRLEY B oct a Se VICP Eogtba Manaoe I' IDIE VILLAR AL SIERRA Club Wo ld Erlendeh r tb v e ELIZABETH SILVEIT Ker ev C ub T 1 Y Acnur-we-ment Club Serv ce I-'ASIVA SIMON Sorvlce Acblevement Club World Friend hm Cllb Ct ru and Saucer Kersev Club SAMUt L SINGER Actneve 'nent Club BIG Se vice RUTH SIOUEIDO Acbleve ent Club G12 S C Cab net Se vtce I mt WILLIAM SLAYTON ootball T ack er vtce Bovs Athlettc Aa o ctatton B1o G Presldent HAROLIR SMALL an C Track Lette man Se mo Plav Achlevem 'mt Club I-I1 Y Football Band BETTY SMITH CSF Novtttate Member Achlevement Club Kersev Club Pret dent Trl Y Secretary Wo ld I endshm Club 'IANCY SMITH Cltatrlaxn Q Presldent Acbtevemen' Club Se retarw CSF Lute Membe G1 ls Atlnletlc Assoctauon G ls Servtce Cabinet Epheblan OYCE SOVERS Aclcueve ment Club Ke sew Club DEWEY SORENISOII Ke-YS N L ub B Track Letter 'nan S ICP VORMAN DOYLP SPEAIC Home Roo'n Prestdent SL Jtce O Dheus IUDSOIN STONE Se vrce B lennls Manacrer Bois t ett A tatton a I-we ana r J H D vs-,ir in -W nqgxg,-vwrm-V gg' er A-pr I W 4 TZ lv 3 -uf .a Twenty sxx i :jg 44:3 I 2 Lg T55 .. 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Achievement Club Bio 4 Service Usher Captain Girls Athletic Association PETER WAROPF B Poet ball CoCaDt'a1n Football Letterma Track ter man Staoe Crew ation al Athletic Scholagshlp So cietv LILY WENK Service ANDREW HARRY WESTON Crimson and Blue Statf Senior Plav, Third Row ' DALE EUGENE WHEELER: A Football, Orpheus. CHARLIE WILDEY Drama Club Service B Tennis Manaoer Senior Play AVALON WILKINS Achiefe ment Club Bq 4 TriY Alpha Girls Athletic A sociation Service MURVEL WOODEN Senior Play Service SARAH YASOIAN Service IEAN ZIMMERMAN Service E Two fgdnv im! we 1' - . I Q X h ,, . . e, c I V- V A : A, -s. X X 1 M ' : Ser- : 2 I I Q i . ' ', : ' . I I I JSE X x tl f xx il 2 L . I 4. I: ' , 1? j-QL -f 3?- E-.AE fic? -seqfeg rj I F' tr, -f T ei!-F h Y. 1:99, f !f ,mhmm-A.d,. ..aQLm..4,f gg? 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Charles Wildey lane Iackson CSecretary? ........... ................. Fred Denny tComedian? .............................. Betty Mack CE1'1tertainer? .............................. Connie Brooks lSinger? ............................... Aunty Baird Clleller of Bed-Time Stories? ............ . . Hester links fAccom anist? p ........................... Richard Travers CAnnouncer? .......................... Lucile Le Roy iSinqer? .......................... . . . . .Velma Ellis . . . .Harold Small Helen Arakelian Perince Pabiqian . . .Edith O'Boyle Gloria Brannigan .Andrew Weston . . . .Betty Emery Pearl White CNeqro Ma1d?, ............................ Frances Federotf Iris Blaine tMystery Woman? ..................... Helen Trueblood Madame Zenia CSpiritualist Medium? ...................... Virqinia Luna Charles Bellamy CCrooner? .......................... Brownnie Dicklich lasper Holmes lDetective? ................................ 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Along .toward the first part of Septem- ber there is a slight but noticeable change in the atmosphere. Every per- son does not notice it, but any farmer or anyone with the slightest nose for weather, can sense the change. The change comes with the going cf the birds. The air has an invigorating, nippy effect on one's person. The leaves are just slightly and delicately tinted and are somewhat velvety to the touch. The squirrels and the chipmonks are scram- bling about the ground and trees hurry- ing up their last minute preparations for the long winter. The going of the birds is always a sad but beautiful parting, for everyone, young and old, hates to see them go. During the first weeks of migration, the sky, by day, is filled with birds winging their Ways south to warmer parts, the trees, by night, are laden with scolding, fighting, noisome birds resting after a day's flight. The blackbirds are the first to go. These black marauders travel in huge, unbelievable - in - size flocks. No one is sorry to see them go. At about the same time the robins and the wild cana- ries pack up their gay tunes and happy chirpings and head south to the cherry country. This is the saddest parting, as everyone enjoys hearing the chir-ruping of the robin in the early morning, and the music of the wild canary. A rare but beautiful sight is a flight of scarlet and blue tanagers, or jays and orioles all heading south in one flock. They quite often fly together. I say rare sight be- cause no one sees them go, but lucky is the man who sees a late flying group searching for a resting place in the early dawn. - With the going of the birds there comes another change. What is it? It is noticeable above the regular, everyday noises of town or country. The stillness, that's it! One especially notices it in the parks. No longer is the chirping of the robin heard in the large, leafy fnaples, or the scolding of the iaybirds high in the tall, bushy-topped elms. One does not hear the musical notes of the wild canary as he flits from poplar to syca- more, from sycamore to oak. All one hears are the everyday sounds tl'at everyone is used to and the chirptng and scolding of the sparrows tthey stay to brave the winterl as they wrangle among themselves, the squirrels, and the chipmonks over scraps some thoughtful person has thrown among the leaves. The last and most complete change occurs with the coming of the frosts. The first frost, usually a light one, serves as Mother Nature's warning to late- staying birds and to the farmer who is tardy with his harvesting, threshing, or shucking his late corn. The first frost also tends to bring out more vividly the colors in the leaves and plants. As the frosts become more severe, the color in the leaves turns a dirty brown and the leaves lose their soft, silky feeling. They become stiff and crumbly and drop off the trees in huge numbers, leaving the trees bare and the ground strewn with leaves. eludson Stone ODE TO MY FATHER Father, my love for you is stronger than the strongest mountains, Deeper than the deepest oceans, and infinite as God. You have taught me what is right and good, And kind and just, worthy and sincere. Let your memory be my guardian in all that I attempt. If it be good, may it bring good to all, That they will bless my name, and I in turn shall bless your own. If it be bad, then cast your wrath upon me, That sorrow may prevail, That it will shame and haunt my life and punish me in full. -Louis Gaitan. 'ik MUSIC As I was sitting on the grass, Beneath a verdant tree, A soft, dulcet, and soothing sound, Came floating to my ear. It was a hymn a choir did sing, ln giving thanks to God. No better way could it be done, Than lift their voices filled in song. In peace and war, in love and praise, 'Tis music that the world will seek, And in the heart of every man, Its vibrant notes are heard. eLouis Gaitan. Tix' THE ROAD I wend my way down the long road of life, Treading the path way of trouble and strife, Going my way midst the onrushing crowd, Doing my best, the best l'm allowed. Still when I rest, as I plow and I plod Giving my praise to Almighty God, I know in my heart when I finish my walk, I shallugo home to God to adore and to ta . -Fred Robinson. TRUE LIFE Oh what fools these humans are, Can't they see what's going on, Or must they wait until they've Qone Unto a heaven ere they see What little trouble there need be? lf they would only stop to think Or all the wrongs they do, They fight and kill and drink From the cup of hatred, too. Can't they see they must not Do all these hellish things? For soon, there will be little ought To make them feel the stings Oi all the wrongs they've Wrought. -Dorothy Fox. il? LITTLE NUT SHELL BOAT CDreams of Childhood? The splendid galleon tossed over a foam- ing sea. Her captain was a little worm, but steered with gallantry. The crew were ants that managed to row in perfect time. The sails were made of spider web, all woven so fine. Upon the tower watching, a bumble bee stopped watch To tell of storms acoming, or islands, ports, or such. The ship's cook, was a cricket that sung all through the day. And when the captain ordered, he never had his say For long these sailors sailed, with stars to guide their way And when they grew all tired, they came back home to stay. elfelix Salazar. ik ADIEU When I have done my given task And drop my heavy load, My soul will soar, and I will spread My Winqs and fly to God. -- Louis Gaitan. FROG-NOSTICQFNTION fx if-X N Nfx an '3 gonna We M5 1 xfTON Blu. SLR 15 ff-S' X FYNGEUNE APCHN K Rmxpm CNW' X D F- 44-1 Q f 'WW 5 9 Sq' t KX kf JUNE fx! TW 4 X wffyx wH 5 X ' U, MESA 51.145 Hgselg J R Q3 'K ' S QIQ. 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Heacl Coach D5V1d Taylor 464161 8'aA1'mn lkague Slancfmgd CLASS B Park lstaht Coach Lester Frecler1cl4sor1 B POOTBA L Head Coach Tom W1ldo Stuol ut Coach Ruben Arroyo ji fl 2' Marshall U Franlclm 7 in Q11 J X!! B FOOTBALL SCORES C f N' d1'l1GlCl 457 0 Marshall l8 Frahlclrh l2 lordan So Gate O Be Rus Total gf 70 u ordart So G te 6 Be Total Pract1ce games Practrce qarr es Comp1led by -' lohnny Gonzales '54 5 S enty 5 ' I1 ' ' ' I I g AN . VX' if . X gal, ,iff . . L. lf P 1 vw, L. If P ' -.-..-.--- 55001 fa .............. 301.057 .ll -'---'- ----- E 3 5 S ll ..,..l........,.. 3 1 0 .750 ............... 3 1 2 O . 33 . ntluu' 2 2 O 'SOO ' 1 3 Q Q50 t ............ l 3 U .250 Q ........ 5 1 4 0 .200 1 ............... 0 3 1 .143 Ass' ' , l ' Sf, ,. tllll 5 Ea 'Bl' X 33 H P l2 Il' ' - :gyggggx L 7 ll P. 2 19 7 til . ,' Yf 0 1 0 26 . . .Al ' Q 13 . 5 21 0 7 Nqr, f 1 38 ll 0 20 0 aa.. ..2 12i, CCC C SU 178 40 . E ,gf 44 'Q 9 is ll ' ,...1:t! ,. 0 15: L E if ' it . ev P-5.3 'V tsl. Earp' Spool' Snap! Ohnemus plows over center. Iordan vs. Gar- field Rccornero passes. H. P. vs. Garlield Slayton pxclcs up yard age Iordan vs Gar held Slayton hnds blg hole In South Gate s lorward wall South Gate vs Garheld Coach Taylor gxves play ers pep talk between halves SG v Garheld Good blockmg by Gar held players South Gate vs Garheld Accorrxero makes nt a Ist down Rus vs Gar held Reverse to Slay on Bell vs Garfield Ohnemus calls sxgnals Franklm vs Garheld Accornero s pass to Slay ton good for touchdown H P vs Garfxeld Slayton hits Iordan for ward wall Iordan vs Garheld Seventy owe - qi! 6' nr s , V ' ' 1 Sefgnw-two , . I 3 n 4 X44 K FIRST COLUMN READING DOWN: THIRD COLUMN- 'Uelt Fwd w ,. M. , Y .M ,.. . .M -'f-10 ANC-nf O GH? Left Tackle Oszer Galletgo QQ ma f,, L.. gn. ,-, -A If L, 7' Y n..,.,rx-. L..,, GAA., -. -md , E' ' LX K f' G Y K SECOND COLUMN- 'E 4 ' ' A r,.,,, rzfv f r' ygq, gy- '?f.,iC , vif. O5.'2'f'1CI1 L.':If F1 YiS,c Hi'-1 Fiji? 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Garfield High School spelled history, his tory because the Crimson and Blue eleven accomplished that which no other Garfield football team had done lt went through the season without a taste of defeat and was crowned Eastern League Champions. They replaced the defending champions of l939 from Huntington Park. The brilliant coaching of Dave Taylor and his assistant, Les Frederickson, com posed one of the best coaching combina tions Garfield has ever had For the first time in fifteen years, a Garfield football team won top scoring honors in the city, averaging 25.4 points in seven games, totaling 178 points Sterling passing and running by Gar field's two touchdown makers Willie Slayton and Aldo Accornero, were the main factors in the Bulldogs' unbeaten and untied record. Led by two veterans co-captain Ioe Suarez and William Payne, Garfield's forward wall displayed tremendous power, which improved with each game. i A 1 efzampfi af 1940 Seniors playing their last football sea son for their Alma Mater were co cap tains Ioe Suarez and Roman Ohnemus William Payne Pete Metchikoff Iohn Persich Bill Hines Bill Slayton lohn Hata Gene Robertson Aldo Accornero Bob Collar lack Shapiro Darell Kroll Gerald Brady Sueto Kurlich Greg Al manza Carl Goslovich Chuck William son Roy Pizula William Muto and Eu gene Rychert Winning seven berths in the first and second All Eastern teams the Bulldogs again brought honors to Garfield The first teams claimed four Garfieldians William Slayton back Aldo Accornero back Ioe Suarez guard and William Payne tackle Bob Collar as back Gene Robertson as end and Edwin Lauricella as center represented Garfield in the second team The two players of the year were William Slayton and co captain Ioe Suarez These boys were the first in Garfield hlstory to win berths in the Los Angeles All-City Team respectively. Slayton won a tie for first in individual scoring honors making 60 points in playing competition. He was tied with Al Hoish of Los Angeles High School. . K ' Bert Mobmiean 1 Ioe Suarez B Co-Captain ' A Co-Captain Roman Ohnemus Pete Vfaroff A Co-Captain B Co-Captain L, . s fx y J J obfw M ft ff Q L ' , ff 1 , Q X CLASS A FOOTBALL RESERVES - TOP ROW: Earrr' Hai fan llefina l-fanageig Farler' Ben Lfqrdzchxan, Frank Bovzcri Lawrente lr: Sunoonzs Manager Fred Beiemnr Manaqerg Y--sus Moreno, Manager, fir: Robxnson lStudent Stark 'Cin Grbavacri Coaght Man-33545, Isla: Ozkf- Pabllcitv. SEATED: 'ffarren Charles Bob Katchadorzan Victor Ka-Ilavts Bxll Munuo Salvador Flores Art MIDDLE HOW: Ernest Gutxerre: Frank Greni- Herrera. Bernard Sherman lce Merhno fl-fana dino lferman Hassrnan Henr'-' Llqitfoot, Iohn agerl, ezmtgfelwzaazzfawaf NDER the able tutorsh1p of Coach Tom Wrlde the Garfreld B foot ball squad expenenced one of the most successful seasons ever experr enced by a B football team at Garfleld At the close of the season the Bull pups found themselves wrth three vlc tones and a tre and the Eastern League champronshrp ln wlnnrnq the Cham pronshlp the Bs brouqht the second football t1tle of the season to Garfreld lt was by hard work and co operatrve unselfrsh Splfll on the part of the entrrq squad that success and honors were at tamed Football men 1n the B squad W ose efforts of the season are dgeservln of d1st1nct1ve on are co captams Bert Moomnan an Pete Waroff Rav Rodrl quez Wlllldltl YOSOIBQYGHCIS Katacha turran Robert Anderson and Robert Funk PetQWaroff Vmcent Romero Bob Anderson and foe Ramoxplayed therr last games for Garfield TOP ROW S n a lfanaqe O rl Blll Mac d1cl'1an Ro b s l n o dson Iohn Oh A 'a lc Ha dstw Laavrcn e a a r Geo 3 o an el F ank Ga cxa B b Hm s Ra L l. 11 x l no lr l cn ano 1 no Manage 1 SEATED P .And son F wad er' ii e narxd Ro e F nk N 1l Yasolan MIDDLE ROW ana a f V oo ean Pe e Vfa of' Rav Ro IQ z ar I Wa .. 5 . . H H I - - - I I! I! ff H , . ! - , , . - , I D - I ' ' I ' , . . , , I . . . f, , H 1 1 , , . , . , , r , .. . X'- 1 A - A Y 1 arn 'gel Ar :za rg I 5. atprzan Todash Oki: 1 r . 1 .. lc' Tone Jrnce 1 R mere, Szck 'Ha 3 .r nn- lei- Carl za: l.. r r 1 ': ' - C C br - nf-sta. , r e Z 2:-er, Radu' Davila ll u Alf E'E.E1 R17-era r, r 3 o ': 1 , ew'- 'ie'a'-. a' rence Clifton 'ac' Parcels BLK. Ona- that: T '.'.'1ldfe lv a:..J, neszanq Ernest .A 2 r Worry Carp, , V. Ty H-ennz' Coleman .-fanaqer : BC-1 - EY -C'l ' 7 P Ji?-d A-r fre r . ez .. b rt at ' 'J.l1ar:1 ' : Eaten Arr:-so '..f- :erE- I :'. Bert ..f , 1 ' r l, dr me , H - '. S'11l'f. -,. Cale Cal. P.c'.': 'I::.,'-', Francis Kacri- rx' 'cse:h Edd Serotslcv. nl ' rdle. , '- .7-' ,I 4,4- .R - .- Q 112' . v -,- c V , : E fi-lv-vw min. x, V STANDING: Ernest Castro lManagerb, Alfred B0- runda, Rudy Salazar, George Ferreira, Louis Baroldv, Iesus Espetia, Daniel Arriola, Bill Lewis, Manuel Crespo, F. W. Zink fCoachl. BOTTOM: Henrv Montes, Fidel Acosta, Gilbert Lopez, limmv Concriardo, Ernest Galleoo, Philip Ramos, lohnnv Gonzales lAssistant Coachl, 64044 ewmblq '71-Jam NDER the generalship of Coach F. W. Zinlc, the Garfield cross-country team of 1940, won the Los Angeles city cross-country championship making the third championship for Garfield in the 1941 winter semester. Inspired by their leatherlung aces, Manuel Crespo, Iimmy Congiardo, Philip Ramos, Al Borunda, Henry Mon- tes, Iesus Espitia, Bill Lewis, and Rudy Salazar, the Bulldogs registered respec- tive victories over Downey and Monte- bello, and for the first time in eight years defeated the Romans from Los Angeles High School. ln winning the city championship the Crimson and Blue team defeated Los Angeles, Roosevelt, Dorsey, Hollywood, and Torrance High Schools. Although the squad was greatly handicapped by the flu the Garfield boys piled enough points to win. Giving their services to Garfield for the last time were Manuel Crespo, Henry Montes, and Assistant Coach Iohnny Gonzales. l I lTl-l only two rt-turning lettermen dan, 27-35, South Gate, 27-33, Biis, 40-50. from laql Y90 5 A Squad, four The roughest game of the first round, B lettermer and a group of in- experienced men to tc rn the l94O basket- ball squad coach F M. lohnson, with the aid of Captain All ert LeBas, worked hard to produce a championship team. ln the opening I actice games, the Bulldogs showed con lderable weakness in losing to Los Angeles, El Monte, Franklin Wilson Eaole Rock, and Bel- mont l-ligh Schools respectively. The opening league games with Hunt- ington Park found several of the first stringers out with the ilu. Coach Iohnson did a fine Job in replacing them but in a nip and tuck battle lo to the strong Spar- Championship hcpes for Garfield brightened as the Bulldogs downed lor- LJ ' ' f x. I A J 7' I 1' 3, ,J 1 -V , 13. 4 'pf' P' A ply f T 5-I jx, lg' 0-1 A it 1 .Ju ' SEATED ROW Pauline Cdevas, Frank Gilb, Gil- STANDING ROW: Harrison Galchel Clvfanagerj, bert Reyes Eal Walli Albert LeBas fCaptainJ, Art Dillon tManaqerJ, Truman Benedict, Rulen Je non l-'oste Ny on Ababurkg, Myron Rykert, Iorqensen, Ralph Coonts, Peter Chavez, Manuel B al Lean- 1 ,x Briones, Paul Medina, Coach Fred M. Iohnson. r l Li Glafu 4 Eafikdddl ,. . s. N ' ' ' I was an overtime game in which Bell was beaten by Garfield by the score of 22-25. These games marked many out- standing players, most noticeable was Truman Benedict, who scored l9 points against the Riis Vikings. The first game of the second round found Garfield and Huntington Park play- ing for the leadership of the Eastern League. ln hard fought competition the Bulldogs were put out of the champion- ship class by a score of 4l-28. This season saw the last appearance of Captain Albert LeBas, Bulen lorgen- sen, Howard McCaungy and Bearl Leach in a Garfield basketball uniform. BASKETBALL CAPTAINS LEFT TO RIGHT: Albert LeBas, HA Captain: Sal Guzman, B Captamg Louis Woodland, HC' Captaing Iirnmy Kitabyashi, UD Captain. efadfi B Baa HE Garfield lightweights climax-ed a very successful start, with very impressive victories in six prac- tice games. Under the able coaching of F. M. Iohn- son, at the time of writing this article, the Bullpups ran up a string of five vic- tories against one defeat. Their only loss was at the hands of the South Gate hamb- lers in a close contest. STANDING HOW: Robert Ferns tlvlanagerl, Spike Dillon, Louis Hasson, Clayton Rakov, Pete Betta, Fred Calabro, Rudy Torres, Gilbert Gam- boa. Coach Fred Iohnson. Chosen Captain for his all-around bril- liant playing was Sal Guzman, who Came up from the C squad the previous year. Players whose work was outstandinq were Duke Saunders, Gil Garnboa, Delos Wardle, Iohnny Kling, Wayne Alexanf der, Pete Betia, Rogue Anton, loe Iordan. Claytan Rokov, Louie Hasson, and linimy Grobe. SEATED ROW: loe fzclan Bill Pyle, lim Brobl Wayne Alexander, Captain Sal Guzman, Carl Mr:- Williams, Delas Wardle Robert Savage, Sidney Shrager. GZM4 0 Baalzezfddl The C team under the guidance cf Coach Hunt, had a very successful sea- son. At the time the Crimson and Blue went to press the Babes had won ten games and lost one. With only the lorclan game left to play, the C team was set for a tie for championship. C BASKETBALL SCORES Franklin ....... l3 Garfield ........ 33 Los Angeles .... 18 Garfield ........ l9 STANDING ROW: Leopold Berni KManaqerl, George Ormstorne CManaqerJ, Gilbert Granar- dino Fred Robinson, Perry Hasson, Frank Perez, Robert Beiarano, Sal DiPallo, lohnny Lopez, Coach Horace Hunt. Glam fb Under the able monitorship of Coach Horace Hunt, the midgets started their season by winning eight practice games, but began to weaken by the time the league started. The D's lcst the Hunt- ington Park and South Gate games by the narrow margin of two points. The mighty midgets still showed plenty of spirit at the time of writing and expected to win their remaining game with lordan. D BASKETBALL SCORES Franklin ....... IU Garfield ........ E6 STANDING ROW: Leopold Berni fManagerD, Ierry Streeter LR D C H e , e oy raper, oach ora: Hunt, Herbert Lube, lesse Rodriguez, George Ormsten fManaqerJ. f -.1 n Hg Eagle Rock. Garfield .... . . . l9 Wilson .... Garfield .... . . . l2 El Monte. . . Garfield .... . . . l4 El Monte. . . Garfield .... . . .22 Montebello Garfield .... . . . l8 South Gate. Garfield .... . . . l8 Lincoln .... Garfield. . . . . .21 Bell ....... Garfield 2U Huntington Pk. . 12 Garfield .... . . .24 Iordan .... Garfield ? SEATED ROW: Kenny Klein, Arthur Newhall, lohn Silk, Alex Sokol Lewis Woodlard Captian, Leo Miller, Arthur Alrrzanza, Randal Fernandez, Pascrual DeLaTorre, lrfurray Mclver Los Angeles .... 1 Garfield .... . . .24 Eagle Rock. Garfield l8 Wilson .... Garfield SU El Monte. . . Garfield. . . . . .25 El Monte. . . Garfield 29 Montebello Garfield l8 South Gate. Garfield. . . . . . l7 Lincoln .... Garfield .... . . .22 Bell ....... Garfield .... . . . 5 Huntington Pk. . ll Garfield 8 Iordan .... Garfield ? SEATED ROW: Willie Anton, Clifford Hopper, Edward Barba, Iimmie Kitabayashi lCaptainJ, Art Kauder, Henry Kozima, Kenneth Kirkland, Adam Delgado. 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There are many sports in which girls can participate. Basketball, baseball, speedball, and volleyball are under the direction of Miss Brockway, Miss Millier. Miss Iacobs and Miss Heisier are spon- sors of archery, badminton and tennis. The girls who go out for sport and who have served for twenty weeks are eligible for a sweat shirt. After serving Q. 4. 4. l 2 3 4 ! 3 2 l 4 ! Who for? What for? Who we going to yell for? G-A-R-F-I-E-L-D, That's the way you spell it. I-lere's the way you yell it. Garfield, Garfield, ye Garfield! two semesters, they have earned four points and are entitled to receive a G.A.A. pin. At the end of three sernes- ters of sports, which is six participation points, they are awarded a letter and initiated into the Girls' Letter Club. The Girls' Letter Club is an organiza- tion for furthering sport activities in school. At the end of every semester, when the new members are selected a Letter Club banquet is held. At this banquet all those who have been Letter Club girls before and after graduation attend. The G.A.A. officers are Goldie Carl- son, Comrnissionerp Lois Manwaring, Vice-President: and Vera Sakrikoff, Sec- retary. Walk Oh! Those Hawaiian chants Oh! Those Garfield vamps Let them dance and let them sing To some real Hawaiian swing Tah who wa aa Tah who wa aa Garfield, Garfield, tah who wa aa. GIRLS' LETTER CLUB TOP Row: Margaret Phillips, Helen Pederson, Sakrekoft, Marv Klubmcan, Mickev Cardella, Pauline Caine, Katherine Herrin, Mary lane Han- kins, Florence Gatfield, Bettve Butler. BOTTOM ROW: Ianet Bates, Bettv Boyd, Max- ine Martin, Lorraine Manning, Malaine Burnett, HOW! Connie Cortez, Goldie Carlson Bettv Anderson, Roberta Staines, Marqaret Freie Diaz. Emma Badillo, Marv Ellgch, Veza hott, Margaret Avwasian. A POTU HI IN XOUF kip IU UOVKU XXI bt. XOUI' INO I U11 UTC 5 91 gm LO! PHOTO! 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