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

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iw The campus crowd at noon gathered around the 100 building. BULLDCDC5 VILLAGE

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MC' Garfieldians approaching 400 Building Arcade on a rainy day. THE SPIRIT Since our Auditorium was under construction, all assemblies were held on the bleachers. This is cn typical program during an assembly. ,,qnM9V ' s

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FOREWORD Built in the most advanced Techniques of 1925, the Administration Building has seen the arrival and departure of thousands of students, many of them the parents of students at- tending Garfield today. This building knew intimately many young and eager faculty members, who gave of themselves for the advancement and education of their students. Some are gone forever, others, enriched in mind and experience, serve us as only the wise and kindly can serve. The Administration Building, known to all as the 200 Building, saw the birth and growth of Garfield's time-honored clubs and traditions, of sports and socials, of triumphs and defeats. Yes, the Administration Building as we knew it is gone, but not the progressive and modern spirit of Garfield High School. Handicapped as we were, through this school year of 1954-1955, our accomplishments are notable. Here are the highlights of Garfield's activities and successes. Here, also, you will meet the students, faculty, and friends who made these fine things possible. You will find that the students are exemplifying the famous words of James A. Garfield: There is no American youth however poor, however humble, orphan though he may be, who may not rise through all grades of society and become the crown, the glory, the pillar of his state . . . provided he have . . . A CLEAR HEAD llllaa s,, A TRUE HEART A STRONG ARM Above you see the Administra- tion Building as it is now, dur- ing the construction, and to the right you see the artist's con- ception of what the new Admin- istration Building will look like when it is completed.