Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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...T47YY H THE FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM The Freshman footbal team dupllcated 1tS last year s performance th1 vear and copped the pennant They rolled 62 polnts wlthout havm their oal l1ne crossed whch IS a very envlable record The men who composed the team are Ro e and Kosokoff ends Spaetxg Johnston and Moody tackles Farella lVlcK1n try and Lewls uards Grazules center Sllver tone and Rod ers quarterbacks lVlcGuern Duffy and Henderson halfbacks and Flett fullback A reat deal of credlt IS due these men and also to Coach Brloham for brtnbmg home the bacon for the Purple and Wlllle Thl champlonshlp was not won wlthout hard work The team turned out every nl ht tlll dark from the thlrd day of school to the last Dime ln all the Pucet Sound ram and mud The ueen Anne Dame was forfeited but rn all the others Garfield clearly outclassed ll opponents Broadway the only team to defeat Garfield la t year went down 21 to 0 tn front of the Purple and Whlte steam roller The best ground gamers on the team were lVIcGuern and Duffy Thelr lme plungmc was the terror of the league whlle wlth Flett our heady full back barkm the srgnals Garfield had a well olled backfield The lme was heavy and wlth our fast palr of ends the team was well rounded out Grazule drd most of the puntlng On the whole Garfleld and especially the Freshman class should be proud of the way m whlch the reputatlon of the school has been upheld by thls team PagN 1 1 .L . . , .Q 5 . . . 0, . . . ' D U , C' 9 ' . Q . . - , , , . - ' ' Q ' U - - ' Q 3 7 7 D 9 S 1 U . . U 9 s s 1 1 , . U N or D s U . .S . . . I .U . . U . Z3 7 K' U . 7 Q U . . c S . 5 S 7 . . on . . 1 1 v 1 0' . 7 D 3 ' a a - s ' ' . 7 9 e inelefn

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THE QECOND FOOTBALL TEAM Although the Carheld Qecond football team dld not wm the pennant th1 tear thex made a Hood Nlromnv mnmnfr three gamee locmff two and tung one Thex scored '52 IJOIIIIQ to thelr opponente 23 'Ham pupll h ne been dleappomted becau-e the Qecond team dld not make a lmpo 1nf a record 'te the Freehman team It mu t be remembered that the Fre hmen ts ere plaung thexr equal wshtle the Qecond team men were plaxlnv uppercla men ln mot ln tance and thes them elxei were onlx Qophomoree The men who mule tlns uplnll hffht were end- RCIIIICI 'ind Vvllex taclxle Carroll md l' an , vu lrd Cohen and ,lohnion center Wark quarterback Cotrt hnlflmulx C1-ton Hopper 'md Non Carnop, and full back Ralkow lu A great deal of credlt belonffe to 'Nlr Bfl0'll'1ITl the coach fO1 flung hl time exerv afternoon to the tetm xfter he had held cla ee- all d is The box Qtarted the Neteon badls droppmff 1 fame to l 1I1l0lH 1 to O but thex came back at West Seattle 12 to 0 A loppx held probably pre xented further Qcormf' Next a long pa 2 to Renner mhxch put u- III SCOI'1Ilf lllil3I1C6 vase us .1 tle mth ueen Anne We then donned our old rnal Broadm ax to the -core of 1 to 0, and Ballard 6 to 0 The team hm hed the QCXIQOD the ame was lt -tarted bs gltllln Franklln 1 14 to 0 uctory lIl 1 set of mud The Qchool IN et ferls loolung forward to next vear vshen me vnll tat our Qtrenffth mth the hr t football teame of the other hwh ichoole l Page Elgllleen K, i . N . . -S .Y ' .Y r- 5 Y. z-- Y. D 5 ,' ev 'f zz- l f , , u ' ' 5 1 . - I M - L, A ' ' S 2 ' '. ' 3 - ' S ' S' .1 ' it - . S 5 ' ' ' S. ' ' . t ' F 'ss ' 5 ' 5 S. I' 5 ' . ' U' ' 1 ': ' I. ' : ' 1 ' . ' 5, ,' z fs F a S, t - g , 'Q '. . z g 2 z ,.: , . T , ' - On kick formations, Carroll dropped back and handled the pigskin. W ' be . . 'D . , . . ' 5' ' 'I' z ,z '1s-:' af. fs c 'Vg z 'i ' U . 5 f ' . v' R 1 : . . ' . 5 Y' - . r P' : ' 'r ' ' 'C Q , ,C ' 5 ' ' Q G . H , ., S, ., ,e 's .., 5 , 4' 'C 1 r ,' ' a Q z . . 'Q 15. ' ' . ' ' G . D ' s e R - -.

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THE SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL TEAM Lonslderm what the dllhcultles were that the Sophomore basketball players had to confront they dld remarkably well The only gymnaslum that could be used by the team was Broadway s Thls was not as hard as the hours for practlce Some nlght the boy could use the gym from 5 30 untll 6 00 Other nxghts they used the gym as oon as Broadway was finlshed wlth 1ts practlce And when another team came to practlce the boys had to leave The fir t game was played wlth ueen Anne lack of experlence was the mam et back ln thl game whlch was taken by the Hllltoppers The Quakers defeated the Sophs next but the worm turned West The next three games were all YlCl0I'lCS The seventh game of the schedule was the most excltmg After the boys had been defeated by as bl a margm as they were they went to ueen Anne a second tlme to do or dxe They d1d that wa a PO'-IIIVC fact The team left the h1ll ln the bet of sp1r1ts Why? Becau e Ralph Hopper who wa later elected to the all CIIW team held one of the best shots Ill the clty scorele s throughout the game The uays won thls game by one pomt Three more YICIOTICQ were stacked up for the Sophs They fimshed m second place ln the clty schedule S 'Y l 1 N . . U . . - D D U' ' . Y M ' 'ag' ' - - ' . 'U s 's - ' : ' : . 'U s s ' ' 1' Q . . ' ' . S - . .S Y . V . H , . - Seattle lost a game by a close margln but the Garfield boys earned the vlctory. V M . . U. . ' 'g ' . ' 3 , . Q ' . , ' S L . ' ' s - ' ' . s , Q 7 Q - . v 1 . t U , - . L SM U U U Q Y 7 . P e Twen