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

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Garfield High School has traditionally had fine year books, and this year ' s Campus is no exception. The pictures of your classmates, and the pictures of your many school activities will be pleasant re- minders of happy days and intimate associations. Take good core of this book and keep it as a cherished possession. (Mr. Dirckx is on George C. Dirckx Principal jbbatical leave. Spring, 1962) To the students of Garfield High School in this significant decade of the nineteen sixties, our per- sonal congratulations for past accomplishments. President Taft once remarked, Inspiration is with the past; duty is in the present, and hope is in the future. To each of you young people lies the hope of our world to be. For that you must work. And in that work is found THE OBLIGATION OF EACH OF you TO WORK TO THE BEST OF HIS ABILITY. Through this school experience you will be moving into adult life and the tremendous opportunities that lie ahead. You will represent the best that Garfield con do for you. We have tried to inspire you with the knowledge of this land ' s greatness and to guide you into the fullness of life. Our hope is that you have developed an awareness of present duty — combined with skills and competence to perform. We wish all of you Godspeed. George V. Ingles, Principal

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FOREWORD After a long and busy year in the life of the student, the annual usually comes as a welcome re- ward, and a relief from the year ' s work. This year ' s annual is no exception. In it we have tried to reflect the friends, teachers, and activities of the past year. We hope that all classes may look through it with happiness and look back on it with welcome remembrance. We hope especially that the graduating seniors may receive it with joy and may find pleas- sure in leafing through it. For it is their book. It is designed to remind them of Garfield even after many years ' absence. For the eleventh and tenth grades, we give you the remembrance of a year. When you are a graduating senior, you also will receive your last Campus. We hope you will enjoy this one and anticipate the next. Now, sit back, wa ' ch, and remember, as we place the spotlight on you, the students of Gar- field. TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION and FACULTY 10th GRADE SENIORS —Page 7 Page 13 Page 19 -Page 39 Page 44 Page 50 Page 70

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As you complete your high school education and receive your diploma, one of your parents ' dreams will have come true. They have always wanted you to hove some of the advantages they were unable to secure. Some of you have worked harder than others and to you will go the greatest rewards in the form of recommendation to col- leges or for a position in the business world. For those of you who hove not applied yourselves the road will be a bit more rough. It almost seems like yesterday when I saw you for the first time as wiggling, squirming, little B-lO ' s. But time marches on and now you are ladies and gentlemen: this is not the time to say goodbye — but just Aloha — ' till we meet again. Most sincerely, H. W. VanDaniker Boys ' Vice Principal The Campus is a record of school experiences of this past year. As you look through it, you will remember your accomplishments, your successes and your failures as well as the good times you have had. These ore valuable experiences to you, a foundation upon which to build your future. Profit by these experiences, plan for the future, and set your goals high. My best wishes for your success and the realization of your ambitions. Jane Zartman Girls ' Vice Principal