Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1977 volume:

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'ling n ,Bm ,wp ml . . , , ru H, ' Q If J 14: .PFW 'Wa tiy 5. ' ' M-. was FA' T W 5-'-36 t -Q 'wi' iii ' Q W qw, ,s , - 115 .jg .EQYF :Uh r hh .al ox Q-'V - wx N 53 45 I ,.-v Q4 :vig . H Q 'A . 1 Nt , '. D W , , 1 -- f --Y,,.,,,.w.,-. 4 Q mg This. ' -A Wm A ' f :SQ , ,P 1 f .' 0 ' 'Tx X 3 . -I 5: 19 E 1 . 3, ,,f. Qf ff' 5 Tv I f ' 'v ' 'L Z 6 M4 X QV. J 1 X 'df' ' X f 4 x i . S I ff ,, 4 5 9 -x E The first Seattle school strike in history and the great turnover in staff didn't exactly help to get school off to a smooth start, but the ad- ministration staff worked hard to get it all to- gether. They faced obstacles such as changes in the laws regarding student funds, making planning for activities difficult, and having to do last minute rescheduling because of changes in staff size. But in spite of all this, the administration got school going on the right track and this year proved to be one of the best. Along with the new teachers this year came a few new subjects! Picketing! Bargaining! and Negotiating! Usually the students would have been in class the first two weeks, but this year the school district was. The teachers re- quired much testing of them and they finally passed with Hying colors. After that the teachers began teaching the students and they've done a great job. i Our secretaries are a very important part of our school. They do everything from keeping memos and typing to making sure that all ath- letes are eligible to play. They also help teach students secretarial work in the office and are always there to lend us support in our school activities. You may not know it but our counselors carry a lot of responsibilities. Not only do they help with our personal and school prob- lems. but they also provide us with college, vocational, and military information. They help organize test schedules, apprenticeship programs, and keep track of each studentls credits. They also are there to help each of us select the appropriate courses and electives we need to prepare us for graduation. The coiumselors- are continuously working every day to help the students, and it's a good thing to know that they're there whenever we need help. i'Someone to talk toy' is how the job of the Human Relations Aides could be described, but that's not all they do. The aides also help with registration, tutor, and organize staff ac- tivities to generate camaraderie. Their many valuable services have helped everyone at Garfield to become more unified. At the sound of three rings security guards rush to respond to help students with prob- lcms, assist the administration with keeping students in class and violence levels down. They feel that this year there are fewer prob- lems to deal with compared to past years, as the students, faculty and administration are working closer together with security. Also, the students seem to be resolving their own 6 Bullness . . . Roscoe B. Bass, Principal . ..,. , ,.,.. i M-I Qt Richard Fain, Vice Principal of the Dogs 1 Sybil Brown WCC principal L. fm as ,,.. J... a.?T 'Y '?'5195'i N'T' RUN' Ikeda Vice Principal conflicts. XVho knows, eventually security will only have to usecurei' the building rather than the people in it? Nutrition and good cooking is whats on the minds of Ckl1'fi6lLl'S cooking staff. This year four varieties of meals were provided for the students, and thc staff spends many hours preparing for these meals. Though the custodians are often ig- nored, their presence always shows. The clean walls, and waxed floors show that they are constantly on the job. But cleaning the school isn't all the custo- dians do. They also perform maintenance re- pairs such as changing light bulbs, set- ting clocks, and repairing lockers. They may be ignored, but they are also indispensable. They have proved themselves to be a very important part of our school. The newly built Learning Resource Center is in full gear this year. It's a bet- ter atmosphere to study in: more mate- rials for research and the students have been more serious and academically minded in their use of the school li- brary. The lihrarians feel if the students can continue to take care of the library it will remain an outstanding facility for study. Clarence Acox Music Dept. Head, Marching 100's 4 Stage Band, Concert Band 7 Vivian Adato Librarian Fernando Ainorteguy Foreign Language Dept. Head, Head Basketball Coach Fred Beckwith Physical Ed. Dept. Head, Men's Track Coach C-reg Brashear Attendance Supervisor 8 o Strike . . . jauntie Amira Rvgillii Amiril Lunchrooin H6213 S6Cl'6t21fy jack Babani Thomas Bailey Math Teacher, Intra- Math Teacher, Men's Cross murals advisor, Ombudsman Coimtry Coach v--...,, Clarence Bell Henry Bell Custodian Industrial Arts Dept. Head Carl Brewer Leota Broadhurst Security Business Ed. Teacher or Not to Strike yi, 3 1' K Lifffy BYOK-lei' Loretta Brown Science Teacher Science Teacher, junior Class Advisor, Intra Supv. Mildred Carey Secretary Thelma Charles Lunch room james Creigton james Curley Social Studies Teacher Social Studies Teacher. Soccer Coach Ginna Butterworth Home Ec. Dept. Head, Asst. Swim Coach Robert Carey Language Arts Teacher, Pen Advisor T Y A 'A' ' 'F , ,.,,, ,T s i tt, ,Z 551' - Q .,', j if - .fa, ' sh QW' ii f' f se Nancy Conyers Physical Ed. Teacher, Volleyball Coach, Gymnastics Coach f Q Bob Davis Service Aide t I0 Picket . . . Ronald Davis Ralph Davison Ceorgeann Delahanty Math Teacher, Asst. Football Science Teacher Secretary Coach, Asst. Baseball Coach ,V 3 A.. : f 'N nv I 1 A N Ed DiM0diC2i Houston Drayton Math Teacher, Asst. junior I I Auto Mechanics Teacher Class Advisor Shirley Ellingson Sam Eubank Business Ed. Teacher Language Arts Teacher, Social Studies Teacher o Dan Frederickson Leon Garden Elke Gibson Math Dept. Head, Wrestling Security Foreign Language Teacher Coach Foreign Lang. Club io or Not to Diche Tom Cipson Robert Goldstein Home Ec, Teacher, Women's Social Studies Dept. Head, Softball Coach Tennis Coach Hans Grimm Head Custodian Melvin Habel Social Studies Teacher ,..-.-..,.,... Don Herrera Roger Holderman ClISf0Cli3I1 Custodian I Frank Green Frosh Class Counselor Al Hairston Health Ed. Teacher fl. Nick Heiting Foreign Language Teacher Henry lmori Cas Engines Teacher Robert Iverson Art Teacher. Senior Class Advisor VValter jones Language Arts Teacher, Drama Advisor, Stage Crew Advisor lane Karlson Fiscal Secretary Robert e Le Math Teacher, Head Base- ball Coach, Asst. Football Coach 12 Io egotiate Barbara Jarrett Activities Coordinator NVinifred jones Librarian john Kunselman Science Teacher . ,.,, Q ' Flossie McFarland Custodian Ray jones Business Ed. Teacher, Asst. Basketball Coach Glens! .... ,,., 7 pu -. ' 55 ' ml' Theresa Kahn Custodian Helen Lacy Head Librarian .,..w or ot to Negotiate Roy McMurtrey Nick Nlilhailov Math Teacher Social Studies Teacher x ' JQRQN ,Qxhwif - jeff Morphis Security Vicky Murray Language Ads Dept. Head,Yearbook Advisor, Cheerleader Advisor, Puppette Advisor Terry O'Connor Ray Olson Language Arts Teacher, News- Custodian paper Advisor Kirby Morgan Business Ed. Dept. Head Marjorie Murphy Language Arts Teacher, Assembly Committee Chairperson Alruajo Nierdstadt Lunchroom Ray Ohashi Custodian ratification Hattie P 99-F5011 joseph Rauch Douglas Rickerson HRA, Ticket Manager Industrial Arts Teacher Swim Teacher, Swim Coach Asst w ' -to-A Whit Football Coach if -o 1 V X A ,, V gag, Al Roberts Physical Ed. Teacher, Head Football Coach, Women's Basket ball Coach, Asst. Track Coach Donald Simpson Sophomore Class Counselor 0 Bemice Spears Lunchroom 14 6 L- ku Ann Schuh Basic Skills Coo -gfzf Pat Siggs rdinator, Junior Class Counselor Frosh Class Advisor 32g5 ' BNWT, ,t4ff 5 john Sloan Social Studies T Debate Coach Helen Stewart Nurse Tim Sowell eacher, Language Arts Teacher jim St. Iohn Social Studies Teacher Emestine Thomas Manuel Washington Ted Waterhouse Head Counselor, Senior Class Counselor, Attendance Supervisor Traffic Ed. Teacher Purple Paw Advisor, Honor Society Advisor Ianice Watson Language Arts Teacher, Sophomore Class Advisor Pinkie Williams Roger Williams Lunchroom Physical Ed. Attendant Robert Wright Alex Zahajko Science Dept. Head Foreign Language Teacher I Mary Lee Webb Llmchroom Tina Williams Security Iwdys Reddy to lend an elpin Hand Purple Paw is an organization of honor for senior women who have maintained a grade point av- erage of 2.75. They perform worthwhile services for the school and community, and encourage leadership, cooperation, responsi- bility and friendship. L-R: Angela Morgan, Venetta Timmons, Sudi Taylor and joyce Myles L-R: Carol Butler, Ruby Lewis and Olivia Columbus L-R: Carol Ross, Sandra Smith and Brenda Vasser Emestine Thomas, advisor L-R: Paula Hickman, Toni Hunter, Pam Hines and julia Lee 16 y .S .i .2 ff X Uf FS i :X Q ag fx X K xx ,f f- ,Zim ,,- ,ff 73 fs f'N T- ffxff fl I f F ' f-N, 1 f'Ca'f1 wif 'f ji f I ' fri? 6 nk CrA,42 1 X lwx K I' X 3 Wx xx W XXX MX 1 X x 'N xx Wfilywwx WIARK IMHO LTZ NUR e emories Will Stay With hem . . .. This year's senior class has been unique in many ways. They have been outstanding in academics, sports, and spirit. With the help of the senior class officers they managed to put on this year's homecoming assembly, ran the concession stands at the home basketball games, sold candy canes dur- ing the Christmas season and sponsored other activities throughout the school year. Now after twelve long, seemingly endless years, they've finally reached their goal-graduation-and although they will be leaving Garfield the memories will stay with them: the joy, the agony, the triumph, -and the tears. The spirit of the class of seventy-seven will linger on at Garfield High. X Everybody loves a crowd SBA-f :ff 1-Qin, I, N f Carol Ross fSec. Treasj Brenda Vasser fSenatorJ y . or 1 ,l , Q , s I . 1:51 , ,tj 4 Yagi A 4 Ye . l Q ,Aff-p,5, ' , 4 4 is-9 -- s i - f , F k 3,1 3 ' T, ' M N p ,N , , s r ,rafts t -fa, ...V i , . J tv pg p. , ,S W - 'Y f a A 1 , ', ,gi ,,, My yi 'si ,gi Darrel Powell fPresidentl Toni Hunter fVice-Pre-s.J 18 f the cast Years . . . L 14 H .. 4- ,Rf Y if fi- if If ,,,,,, , WW Set, Ready, Hut if ... M. 5+ V,-. R 4 'Q P' , -5'm.if.t K . V.W.W , f H YV i 4:-gf ' , All for seniors, stand up and hollur! Nlr. Buss and the senior class NVaiting for the outcome 1 rx- 7 W,- I ,,.,,,, Sticking together, always together 19 Stephanie Adams Ladies Club 1,2,3 Kelly Allen Menls Club 1,2,3 Cynthia Bergano Ladies Club 1,2,3 20 A Senior . . . Dinah Alexander Intewisions Club 4g Ladies Club 1,2,3 Anthony Barnes Varsity Basketball Team 3,45 Menls Club 1,2,3 Sandra Bebelle Puppetts 2,34 Purple Paw 45 Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 4 Donna Marie Allen Messenger Staff 2,3,4g Class Committee 1,2,3,4g Ladies Club 1,2,3 Felbert Barnett Men's Club 1,2,3 Carla Black Varsity Swimming Team 1,2,3,g Class President 34 Honor Society 1,2,3,4 Mitchel Bland Men's Club 1,2,3 Ms. Pamela Gayle Buchanan Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 44 Pup- pett 2,34 Purple Paw 4 Ms. Carol Butler Career Club 3g Men's Basketball Stat. 3,44 Purple Paw Vice Pres. 4 Wendy Botler Ladies Club 1,2,3 johnny Buckner Men's Club 1,243 Dorita Carter Ladies Club 1,2,3 Sandra Brown Ladies Club 1,2,3 Bill Burbank Men's Club l,2,3 Bonita Chinn Publicity Chairman 2g Exchange Club 14 Honor Society 1,2,3,4 21 jeffrey L. Chinn Stage Band 1,2,3g Honor Society 4g Men's Club 1,2,3 john Coleman Men's Club 1,2,3 Alesia Cotton Ladies Club l,2,3 22 Knows Well . . Brian Clark Dnun Major 45 Men's Club l,2,3 Kathi LaVern Collins Dancing Dolls, Dance Queen 4g Mod- eling Club 1,2,3g Career Club President Xa xi l' Kieth Cotton Men's Club l,2,3 Fred Colbert Men's Club 1,2,3 Ms. Darlene Cook Track Team 1,2,3g Varsity Football Cheerleader 3g j.V. Basketball Cheer- leader 2 Mark Cunningham l Garfield Messenger 3,44 Skate Board , Club 34 Men's Club l,2,3 f ' l i Dale Daniels I.V. Men's Basketball Team 1,25 Varsity Men's Basketball Team 3,4g Men's Club 1,2,3 l l Allen Damon Men's Club 1,2,3 Mark Dowdle Men's Club 1,2,3 'iacy Dillard Ladies Club 1,2,3 M1 4 ,J , Y Phillip Dukes LaDonna Fair Men's Club 1,2,3 Ladies Club 12,3 Oscar Edward Desper A.S.C. President 4 Senior Class Prince 4 Band 3 Addie Downs Ladies Club 1,2,3 Susan Fidler Varsity Swim Team 1,39 Varsity Tennis Team 1,4, Captain 2,34 Orchestra 2,3 23 Ilwe Joy, the Agony . . . Morya Finch Menys Club 1,2,3 Deborah Galloway Ladies Club 1,2,3 Gail Goodwin Varsity Ladies Basketball Team 1,2,3,4g Varsity Football Cheerleader 35 Ms. Bulldog 4 24 Lolita Flowers Volleyball Team 3g Career Club 3g In- tervisionClub 4 Andre Gantt Men's Club 1,2,3 Peggy Graham Ladies Club 1,2,3 Donna Frazier Varsity Ladies Basketball Team 3,44 Volleyball Team 3g Ladies Club 1,2,3 Babbea Glover Ladies Club 1,2,3 William Garner Menis Club 1,2,3 Kim Green Ladies Club 1,Z,3 Ricky Hara Varsity Football Team 3,44 Men's Club 1,2,3 Raula Hickman Ladies Club 1,2,3 Colette Yvonne Cuion Puppette 2g Varsity Basketball Cheer- leader 34 Ladies Club 1,2,3 Henry Harris Men's Club 1,2,3 Pamela Hines Dancing Dolls 4 A.S.G. Secretary 4g Garfield Messenger, Editor 3,4 Rita Hackley Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ralph Hayden Menls Club 1,2,3 Moana Holbron Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ihe Irivmph and the Iears. btw! Marcia Iona Holmes Arrow 3,4, Garfield Messenger 3, Gar- field Funfest 2 1 l I Keith jackson Men's Club 1,2,3 Romaine jackson Varsity Football Team 3,44 Men's Club l,2,3 26 A A! A Miss Toni Anette Hunter Purple Paw 4, Class Vice President 2,4g Puppette 2,3 Michelle jackson Puppette 1,25 Dancing Doll 4, Garfield Funfest 1,2 Selena jackson Ladies Club 1,2,3 Efosa Izevbiaie Men's Club 1,2,3 Patricia Charisse Iackson Purple Paw 4, Ladies Club 1,2,3g Honor Society 1,2,3 Stina Iensen l Ladies Club 1,2,3 ' -Safe Cassandra johnson A.S.C. Recording Secretary 4g Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3g Track Team Kimberly U. Iimerson Puppette lg Debate Team 24 Garfield Funfest 4 Scott johnson Varsity Football Team 3,44 Menls Club 1,2,3 Mr. Anthony Lyndell jones Varsity Football Team 2,3,4g Track Team 3,4g Class Prince 2 Sherry jones David Joyce Ladies Club 1,2,3 Swim Team 2,4g Golf Club 1,2g Men's Club 1,2,3 Renee Iohnson Honor Society 3,4g Ladies Club 1,2,3 Charlene Iordon Ladies Volleyball Team 2,44 Career Club 4g Exchange Club 4 Mark Keltner Men's Club 1,2,3 27 Parting is Such Sweet Sorrow. Lisa Konick Track Team 3,45 Messenger 3, Editor 45 Senior Senator 4 Penn Kerr Men's Club 1,2,3 Heather Lawton Ladies Club 1,2,3 Graeme Laughlin Men's Club 1,2,3 Wilbur Lee Felecia Leffall Men's Club 1,2,3 Ladies Club 1,2,3 28 Susan Adair Larrance Gold Seal 4g Swim Team 2,3,4g Ski Club 1,2 julia Lee Ladies Club 1,2,3 f'Nu.'X Lyman Legters Varsity Footbal 1,2.,3, Captain 4g Base- ball Team 1,2,3,4g Men's Club 1,2,3 Malevlm Little Lana Louie Menis Club 1,2,3 Ladies Club 1,2,3 Kenneth Lyles Men's Club 1,2,3 Tanya LaVonne Mathews Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3g Var- sity Football Cheerleader 3g Garfield Messenger 2,3,4 John Lynch Men's Club 1,2,3 Darrell Martin Merfs Club 1,2,3 Ruby Lewis Arrow 3, Editor 4g Ladies Club 1,2,3 Stanley Marsh Men's Club l,2,3 Ms. Leatrice M. McCraney Varsity Football Cheerleader' 4, Song- queen 34 Purple Paw 4g Student Council 1,2,3,4 29 Yesterday is gone . . . Jerri McBride Ladies Club 1,2,3 Rufus Melton Varsity Football Team 4g Men's Club 1,2,3 Angela Fay Morgan j.V. Basketball Cheerleader 2, Song- queen 3g Honor Society 1,2,3,4g Vaca- tion Club 3,4 30 Wanda McWilliams - Ladies Clus 1,2,3 Anna Mae Mitchell Varsity Basketball Cheerleader 3g Var- sity Football Cheerleader 4g Track Team 1,2,3 l 1 l 1 Joyce Myles Ladies Tennis Team 24 Honor Society 1,2,3g Student Council 2,3,4 Matthew McWright Menls Club 1,2,3 Fred Moore Men's Club 1,2,3 Art Nakamura Men's Club 1,2,3 Aki Namioka Nguyen Nhat Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ja., in.. David O'Steen Linda Peterson Men's Club 12,3 Ladies Club 1,2,3 S--f Arlene Powell Darlene Powell Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ladies Club 1,2,3 Kari Olson Ladies Club 1,2,3 Cynthia Marie Phillips Dancing Dolls 4g Garfield Funfest lg Puppette 2 Darrell Powell Varsity Football Team 2,3,4g Track Team 2,3,4g Senior Class President 4 31 Yet, Still e Have Iomonow . . . Kevin Powell Varsity Football Team 2,3,44 Varsity Wrestling Team 1,2434 Track Team 1,2,3,4 Georgia Roberts Ladies Club l,2,3 Mark Schlecht Menls Club l,2,3 32 Michelle Denise Raine Dancing Dolls 4g Volleyball Team 24 Purple Paw 4 , -it Stephanie Io Robel Ladies Basketball Team 1,24 Bicycle Club 1,24 Ladies Club l,2,3 Lorraine Selin Ladies Club l,2,3 Sabrina Rivers Ladies Club 142,3 Carol Ann Ross Puppetts 2,3Q Senior Class Secretary- Treasurer 4g Purple Paw 4 Mark Simmons Menls Club 1,2,3 Rebecca Sims Ladies Club 1,2,3 Ms. Melanie L. Smith Volleyball Team 2,3, C0-captain 44 Honor Society 1,2,3,4g junior Class Vice-President 3 Ed Solseng Men's Club 1,2,3 Melvin L. Skinner Varsity Football Team 2,3,4g I.V. Base- ball Team Zg Varsity Wrestling Team 4 I . , V ig ,. Sandra Smith Track 1,4g Golf 2g Purple Paw 4 R. D. Spearman Men's Club 1,2,3 Mervin Slade Men's Club 1,2,3 Stephen Smith Men's Club 1,2,3 Byron Stuckey Men's Club 1,2,3 So, We Have to Keep Moving Along. Micheal Suzuki Annette Taylor Menls Club 1,2,3 Track 1,2,3,4g Exchange Club 2,34 Mod- eling Club 3 Allison Thompson Clarence Thompson Ladies Club 1,2,3 Men's Club 1,2,3 Jtg Traci King Comell Tunnery Ladies Club 1,2,3 Menls Club 1,2,3 34 Leona Taylor i Basketball2,4g Career Club 4g Student Coimcil 1,2 Venetta Timmons Modeling Club 2,35 Exchange Club 3g Honor Soceity 1,2,3,4 li, H 'Qx 1 - UW Brenda Vasser Honor Society 3,4g Ladies Club 1,2,3g A.S.B. Vice President 3 .' 2 g ,T Fred Villaflor Baseball 2,3,4gFootball 2g Men's Club 1,2,3 Debra Washington Y Y Ladies Club 1,2,3 Francis Williams Basketball 4 Eric Wietkamp Men's Club 1,2,3 Pamela Watson Honor Society lg Exchange Club 3,44 Ladies Club 1,2,3 Geoffry Williams Men's Club 1,2,3 Beverly Walker Ladies Club 1,2,3 Scott Willard Men's Club 1,2,3 Kermit Williams Menls Club l,2,3 Percy Williams I.V. Basketballg Football 2,3,4g Men's Club David Wong Menls Club Don Wilson Francene Wilson Men's Club Puppette 1 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 V Cheerleader ,gl ' . -:im k N ' , H guliypw 1 1 'i X -Qlmifbw 33231 IIT! 4 aw 2 is I1 K 3 E 5 J 3 :Miz K YE 2 'I i. .Q..:.f-Q' b ::,g . ii 38 - ,,,.,-..fsv.- 5-gn-111 n r ' 1 .-, 4 . 4 4 we U 3 ,Ui he Achievers . . Have you ever wondered about those people who always do their home- work, never flunk their tests and seem to have an endless supply of pencils and paper? Despite minors to the contrary, they are not superhuman, nor are they aliens infiltrated to make the rest of us feel inferior. They are a little special though, for many of them will end their time with Garfield with the Cold Seal award. This is not a frivolous honor, for it constitutes four years of hard work, maintaining an above average grade point for seven out of their eight semesters in high school. To those who have made it, our con- gratulations and deepest admiration . . . by the way, could I borrow a pencil . . . ? Not shown: Michelle Aesqnive 3.32 CPA Heather Lawton 3.89 GAP Gilbert Blanchey 3.22 CPA Angela Morgan 3.51 GPA Bonita Chinn 3.21 CPA james O'Connor 3.68 CPA Icffery Chin 3.66 CPA joseph Pernssc 3.27 CPA Aaron Cook 3.50 GPA Kathleen Rigert 3.56 CPA Mark Cunningham 3.56 GPA Carol Ross 3.46 CPA Lisa Euster 3.90 GPA Mark Schlecht 3.25 CPA Ralph Hayden 3.40 CPA Lorraine Seline 3.55 CPA VVill Garner 3.23 GPA Ralph Simmerrer 3.79 GPA Carol Hegstrom 3.66 CPA Melanie Smith 3.55 GPA Renee johnson 3.61 CPA Stephen Smith 3.86 CPA Paul Hickman 3.70 CPA Joe Solseng 3.65 CPA Chris Ionasscn 3.95 CPA Venetta Timmons 3.49 CPA Graeme Laughlin 3.41 CPA David Wong 3.55 CPA W -5 'ilu' 'vii' Carla Black 3 72 CPA xp . . 'c'l af xx 7 G7 Mark Dowdle Susan Fidler Babbea Clover 3.90 CPA 3.93 CPA 3.90 CPA Lisa Konick Susan Larrance Ruby Lewis 3.22 CPA 3.69 CPA 3.55 CPA but How D0 Ihey Do It? Lana Louie Aki Namioka David O,Steen 3.56 CPA 3.46 CPA 3.76 GPA Darrell Powell Stanley Sato Scott Willard 3.39 CPA 3.67 CPA 3.81 GPA David Vllong Kermit Williams 3.95 CPA 3.55 CPA 9 A JE ,, 11 ' h' A, X I. E Q5 K x 1 Y an VZ' JN ,K is 4 ,. lvlv ,lr A . .Mi Ik, W . X, Q L A , , 1, A Qiiizg, . A 1- ., , ,fp W . -1 ,i VW 1 Q. , w . . My - M. ,qihfpi 'J A fs f Q, 'H by ,.f- 4 5 A, ff f , ,1- , Q Y 1 ' vw: YJFSQJ 'Q' . W' l ik , .J SE! Jim , if Q2 RRI ZS SB S 1 , - 1 . 5 ,, K ,. ,: Gm. I F A 'TW-53 n ii 1 , f ggkkliggf, .- 'I 1 . 1, . .sf ' '21, A 455 N, ':z:4sr225:iM'gw3:egm g t f V , A I , ..,,., S M , - 1' 1,5 .- ,.-f y. 5 Q N 4 .nr 4- - .J Q 'ri 5, 1 V -L-f,rwV.,,y- ,Lg if Wa ,, . I .di - I . 1 ,41 , 1 s' .wif rim! f - Y ,L - a , 1, v mdnf 3' , -Q? 7 K, A Z ,V. V 'x 2 iz, F2155 'w K V 'Q - - V 'gym - .Q .2 og .X qgffx. I-Q. pxgem, , T g , sf .N.,.,a,3 A ' f . , H 1 , My 1,, v, Q 12. 2' 1 - V 'sp 413. s AL V, L m. A L 1 -5 ' .is 1 uffna' I hgh' H7 Af v Q! I QL gf 4, ' IW .X AUX at M! K Q 'F ' 4 .If ' :gi , 2 rf- , W L52 , . W: R M -4 IL, Af - A Q1 uk' --guy, ,' .5' f 'Wit . 2 C ,g . ki I kg ,',m.A 34 , .. 5 ,qi 'v E N An his 7' , A t is' - A W, ff: .1-2, X 4-r ..- W W2-'. 5 3 , - gg. s ' 'iw at ig' 1' A ' 5 , 'f I 7155- . 4- s Q QF- ' A X bid 'I -N :- ' 1 1 xx, ss, Q Z . A , ' .QQY ,M -' . .L ' 1 Y .r 4' 41 llvig Q a. Q. .ui .. -W. I Qin... Az, .., It ' w 93 4. -.lj if . 'J' r-1 nm i 1 4 D I E mu W 1 ,Q n , ,..., V.: W ...w-mai . , f, X, rink., , :A 'A- K- ' '-fm. - 1' aj. ' fr- ' ', 1-Lux? im-. . ,V Q -W w, ' if-Q if x f ' AZ ., 445 YV -en' 'C 2 55 x Wx Garfield had twenty rythmic, talented and soulful young men and women who performed for the students here at the doghouse. They also showed their talent at many schools in the community and outside of the city. These stu- dents practiced every day and with the help of their advisor, Clarence Acox, they seemed to be the best African Drum Ensemble ever. L to R Peggy Graham, Francine Wilson, Cassandra Delgardo, Kim Ford, and Caprina Stone ,z - my Getting into itll Micheal Wilson, joey Austin, Iames Litt, Craig King, Glenn Kelly, Mr. Acox 46 - 1, ' e ,I l .oc s W 'L I wif ' A gait: I Fm p 5 X pil, K ' 9 L A f P2 w e 1 ' E., ' Q LV , 51 -'1 i' vT V Q if' Ji--1 r x in-4 , wi aa. 1' t f -i W . A I '4 'K N 1:9 ' - 'fa' .?f W 'fi '1 M7 A tf ., , . . vx- -Q, K 1534, Vit, MM-11 V 3, 5 .fsffffifm-v'1 1 KE Peggy Craham, Bernajcan Crowder, Caprina Stone just passing by . , if as 4 sf? '-Kicking if high XS.. Q . , X xx v' xx jr ' X xv w?gV,3Mn'Q .5 'W-. J 4 'UH f 3 I I rv'-H 1 fi ,wx Qi' .F .. .lf M Ei!! ,. -v I Q ,sk -4-E N -L K 96? n 4 ' .Q 2 J v .ll ,. I N 5 gn 5 iw M q , ,, . .. ,. 15 ,..'Y,. Q 2' K, ff ffl ff 5.-f 1 -. ' A' KM .Medal i 1 A iii? 3. 3 if ,f Une of Many Soulful Sounds . . . Under the direction of Charles Terpenning, this year's choir has proven to be an important part of the music department. i Unlike last years' choir, they sung ' more than just one type of music, so thereis more of a variety. Some of the places where they performed While traveling on the road included, Madrona Community Center, Pacific School, and on the Christmas Ship on Lake Washington. Although this year's choir is con- siderably smaller in niunber than those of the past years, it doesnit seem to make much difference for their singing talent does more than just make up for their small size. Charles Terpenning, Director Day dreaming. . . What's the next line? Can't hold it much longer! Ill ' E ' Once more! Get on down with those sweet sounds! 48 arfielcl dies Gettin into the Swim Garfield went through a lot of changes this year. There were a lot of new things going on, among them was the first year of a woman's softball team. Although the season started off slow for the young ladies, they were still able to beat one of the best teams around and maintain a re- spectable record . . The team consisted of four seniors, three ju- niors, five sophomores, and three freshmen-all of whom were either a beginner or an inter- mediate softball player. The coach and the players are both con- fident that next year will be a much better season, for not only will they be more experi- enced at softball, but they will also have more experience at playing together as a team. Swing that bat Tina! Ge. Q The Inrls looking on Something must be interesting over there. 49 WEE Under the direction of Master Clarence W. Acox the High Step- pingl' Garfield 100's really proved they were the best band ever. The band consisted of fifty-five members and six young ladies who were called Dancing Dollsn. Together they turned the crowd out at halftime with such tunes as Ease on Down the Road, uAfricano, Getaway and 'ilust Can't Get Enoughf' When the Dolls are dancing and l00's a1'e playing, they prove they are second to no one. 9 WEE, WEE 9 WEE Clarence Acox, il f ' ff F l l ' , ig it ss L .vt I we 5 I l Brian, Ruth, 61 Reggie, interested spectators Left, left, left. . . . . . le ft Director We like Garfield, yes we do! ' l 'N 1-,, 1, Lamar, Jennifer, and Mark blow your horns. 3 5 Q, N554 S'X'w X T. L1 Cheering their team on to victory. 50 l 929 Ease on Down the Road 96 step formation 24 Flutes L-R.: Denise Poole, Randall Nordfors, Chris johnson, Tanya Holbron, Denise Thoma, jennifer Thomas, joanne Martin, Lynn Kawaski, Terre jackson Clarinets: L-R: judy Baird, Colleen Mckay, jennifer Higgins, Katie Kavanangh, Pauline Baldwin, Carla Garrett, Anthony Lowe, Shawn Franklin, Carol Taylor, Lavonya Taylor, Wendy Botler. Saxophone L-R: Michal Haily, jamie Fuenzalida, jennifer Vaugh, Daniel Berdick, Steve Perry, Mark Roche, Lamar Hurd, Paris Stewart Trombones L-R: Carl Miller, Richard Bishop, Scott Hennis, Rodney Lewis Cymbals: Debbie jackson Bl Donald Wilson Trumpets L-R: Matthew Crow, Steve jonassen, Ernie Pleasent, Baird johnson, Willis Black Baritone: Lamont Pleasent Sousa- phones: Paul Carlson 81 Charles Vickers Drums L-R: Charlie Wilbert, Stephanie Rivers, Michael Ayosa, Ruth Pelhum, Wayne Cheatham, Reggie Yarbourgh, Michael Wilson, Oscar Desper. ey, ey, mgawa . . . p Young talented and full of spirit, that describes our 1976-77 fall sports cheerleading squad, which was com- posed of seven yoimg ladies, all of whom were either a junior or Senior. Each of these ladies helped make up the cheerleading steps, were respon- sible for keeping the crowds spirit up and cheering the players on through the season. But this isn't all these la- dies did. They also provided cake and re- freshments for over 50 football play- ers, the volleyball team, the cross- country team, and the Womenys softball team. These ladies do have spirit and theylre certainly spreading it around. Wrong page guys! E 'tw - ' 1 -4 gi fi, ,. ...ka Lg :fs ff Q Heather Pelham Sheila Okamota Toni Hunter Ruby Lewig C41 r ol Rose 54 lhrfielclk got the Power 'WM-r.., Il Anna Mitchell Leatrice McCraney, Song Queen Vicky Murray, Advisor vi Ev.: b 4., i ,Si rs, .M M, ,ff f nl ' 'L rr ff' af IV -23? ag' uw f 1' Jw 4rVr V ,L P ,, , 91 fs. - .Aff 5 Make Up your mind. '15, rv lflfflfv'-f ' A4 E 5 'l I? IWSUIW SIDES XVinners . . . Thats how the football team this year can be described. They had a great season last year losing only one game, but this year they came back with goals to win state. And they figured out a Way it could be done: to play at a high proficiency level, and deal with crisis without breaking down. The one major crisis that the team dealt with was the teachers strike. The players were subjected to a two and a half day lay-off. Then when the strike was over they were scheduled to play in three days, Many people felt this was the reason they lost their opening game to Shoreline. After that the Bulldogs demolished nine straight opponents win- ning the Central Division Championship and qualifying for the Metro Championship. They did this by winning two games in five days, they did not fall short this year. The dogs defeated Roosevelt 14-0 and qualified for the state quarter finals Where they stomped Interlake 25-14 making them the first Metro team to advance to the semi- finals. They lost that game to Snohomish 14-8 one of the most exciting games in the state but went on to finish 53rd in the state. .-Xl Roberts Head Coach Doug liickcrson Def. llead Coach Robert Lee Def. line Coach Ron Davis Off. End Coach Bob Davis Def. Back Coach Dr. Rice Team Doctor Arman johnson Head Manager jackie jackson. Manager Cheryl Peterson Manager Nlickey Thompson I if .-Xntliony Allen ' Split End 1515 Mnrya Breland' Tacker 173 Angelo Gnleman Def, Rack 1216 Were Jrcl in the State . A 1 Rodney Baker 'X llalfhack 221 Eric Bremncr Halfhack 1335 Ieffrey Breland Def, Rack 32 88 jeffrey Berry Tight End 338 Sherman Coward Guard 266 XVillie Denton Quarterback 310 .1 Wt, 4 Rohcit Ballard ' Lincliackcr 251 Sul ,,t t 3 Agile'-m L is 'P Linzy Burton Fullhack 355222 Reggie Dennis Split End 285 4. .L ' james Buchanan ' Tackle IF T2 Melvin Gunn Def. Back 120 ,k N? Matthew Edwards Off. Guard 264 F f- 1 gi' i P we . 2, T5 ' 'fin iv 'f 'fi , 'ist V V ai 'Q if ,. X JW 4- ,L f' Raymond Ellis Micheal Finley ' jon Garlid Henry Harris ' Chris Hawkins Def. Back I-' 28 Split End 27 Iiinehacker Irfil Kicker 222 Halfback if-10 ,,igw.':i,.w G ,, -K4 my Ralph Hayden ' Butch Hubbard ' Greg jackson U Roinainc jackson ' Anthony jones ' Center 254 Def. Guard 257 Middle Linchackcr 245 l1illClNll'lWl' 124 Def- Back 326 57 1'3 Iohn jones ' Fulllmack : 39 lorry Lewis Tackle 1-'TQ Rolnli Moyer Kicker ir T2 .L sw nf, :I .1 ' X , Donald Raiford ' Guard S155 i first in our Division of Ron Iones Ilallliack it 19 Iohn Lynch ' Split End 22 Art Nakamura Guard S66 f ., 3 Q Scott Johnson B Tackle 31 T6 Teddy Martin ' Haltliack if-H 1 '-rriwil Q ' 4 4 if JI 'D Anthony Newell lialfback IF42 Eric Roberts Tackle I+' T1 John Roberts Tackle if T8 ll Melvin Skinner ' Mervin Slade ' Robert Smith ' Guard 4160 Safety 225 lJi,,e1,aCke,' 365 .Ql Arvell Lcffall Safety 17712 NVQ-ndcll McDowell Tight End 284 Miha... Kevin Powell' Fullback 5935 -K f Coley Sanders Linebacker 263 sed? . W V. 1 1 joe Solseng ' Kicker 32 1 l Q, fi? Lyman Lcgters Tackle -175 K 51 - lgi EET lg' il 44 'K A it ? I ll Rufus Melton Guard 356 ' 7' 1 All l Darrell Powell ' Quarterback J-'1 it Ray Sawyer Guard 3161 4 i Tony Spearman Hallliack ii 29 i Ya'-2 vw Qtzmc - 41 Don XVilson Dlvld Dlmels 49 llflmack ll THC- 'Picon I-bcjgu-s Tea. iii ii i si 4 ii ning- 3-g 3-'il Qinsi 1 ' I wli Ihose Goals e Se .,- 1 l1.if3ff'fi'f9l9l?433l3?i' 'J ' Q l it ll A ' 'rf'- , -..'..-:.......---- EL. it afii ' ill LLQQ : -1 '3i:: illninl 0 '-'-igii :I-iliw , ll ' -:- rf ,--1, , r,',::..-1. , 4 .. 'f ix. .E ,' H I , . ,' . ' 'Q 'ze n l W . -t -xi ,f ,4,A i, l. N '45, zilf. , W ' vt - Q qi- E , - . , - -95.5. ...li .1 i The playa,-5 at an agsemlyly. Fuinlmling . . . a luct of foothall. Q9 figs. P Us xi .ik 51. ., A ig W H, ff Ag Rug ., i A gt , it i X fr I ' ' ' A Ag' q K 5' x Block that kick The thrill of victory. A ,V x -I First and goal ff, gn. Hit him again, harder. 60 N nd Did Succeed 'www Q. Nlzindingo on the loose. R A Y- Q, 4X 4 W.....g.. ..... X9 - - Q A 'sf-1 .... .- - -N .- Coachl They won't let ine in the huddle. The crunch of the defense. Praises for the big men. L2 he T51 . X: T . .V zu! A M f T . 1, ,,2Jj.jgk T 0 Q f ',e,X51f-W7 .. .. Z ,Vgk V my Terrific interception Marvin. T UQHUO N Another touchdown for the Dogs. 5 mclition brings Homecoming . . The Homecoming assembly was put on by the Senior class this year, they supplied a variety of events which made it a success, the laughter was supplied by Oscar and his babiettes doing their thing, the entertainment came from our marching 100s and stage band which turned the crowd out. We not only had an assembly but A.S.G. put on a dance the following night. All of this inspired the football players who beat their new rival team Blanchet, 14-7. sfiiia 1 is W fig? . 1335 .ff S Es K . Isn't she lovely. . . t , Who will it bei' 62 and Homecoming brings Victor -t., . . ,BOFXJHTU . 'gl I-J D5-J ,, 2 'V 'Q' .XY ' 5' vjyl k V1.4 V ,WH lf ' QM' 'r ' Ng Vi' A Q1 I --E YP ' f' ' 3, ' Y .fr-I.-u?Qq,.f-QQ,-Qrhvrvtl-4 . T -l ', y J Ml, og 3. QQ'1gp14fff?QT .. o,o, Sami- ' f , is 121,13 wig, if . M o.,.A 2 A 1 g gf 'fi gift , '-'i ' f i, , . .,?,,,3g Dancing their way to fame. Step then kick. t I lKJl Iaffiln' Lil llllll ILJ ' 16 Ji7'f ff , if ' . 5 . R 1 . J - R 1 it Ll Mr. D.-I. Splish, Splash, I was takin a bath. We both need each other Ilf H f I - .. A t A , wi Coitchal You can't get away from a bulldog! james Brown? llll lNlJ ....,- B N ' ' I Stop laughin' jones! He's mad this time. Lincoln visitors wish us luck, Can l help you young man? Look at me when I'm talking to youll Ivm Stuck!! 63 Dyer hills, Dyer dole . . . This year's quick-footed XVomen's cross coiunty team took seven matches and surrendered only two. A young and inexperi- enced team, but packed full of tal- ent, they Went to southern divi- sion and their traditional second place. The Menls team also ran a pretty good season, making it an even three wins, three losses. Both teams a1'e filled with lively young runners, making for good pros- pects for another Winning team I'lCXt SCHSOI1. Cross Country team members: Heather Pelham, Ruth Pelham, Amy Parsons, Alana Cross, Grace Bell, Sandra Staub, Susan Kavanaugh, Yvonne Blake, Barbra Dowdle, Susan Larrance, janet Hoft, VVila liam Calhoun, Marlon Rheur, Greg Nar- ver, Matt Lcgters, Ned Fortson, Richard Nakamura, Brant NVatsou, Ken Hunt, Kc' vin Cambell, Bill Becker sm, -3. , . .gym fw K 1. K 68,1147 4,5 E, Va fp f, 1 ,gg .. - t .,ffg,,,,,.g5ffVzf: . - e?Wjg,, . t l .. as f-'iff L fi: ::2,.4.. tara . , W., , ,, , .M .,.,. my K' mt ' ,ho .... V' 4 , nf , , ez-we be , - .4 , ,. ' wwf ae' 4, , ,, Ha aj. . QW, , N W ,,,. My A rn- H 1 '-pf? -'- A ...- , ward, Qf ' ' ff M Q , W .. . , ' ' ' N t. M 2532 , A .wx 14' -2 fi I Rs! 1 , sift? XM. !3A35wt.q. f .5 . ' ' T ' r '-e,,ffQfev'.,,,t,2,, 'A I ,fq,,,,,4,, ff,,..., 'fha W. V , m W z ' ,K a ,,,, jaw -Y, V A Wwilts, . MW if vga MH. vi sp., 3, Y ,J awp' f ,-if fd - ' K .qiww it ,V ,fra ,L 'V hzilttwtstvte .L A i A f Wai-A 1 2' We t 'Lffff w- ' fa: S .. f .yt are ma. fmt g t' HM KR? li E ' all 'Tll stop at the next tree, 'Eat my dust! 64 y e will nm Cmsswuntr trails 'FW ,gf , l .wi it Q9 fi! lf if n In v. if wk kfwyfg A - 3 my nw , -1 V+ Lf! A Coaches: jim Fasselt, Tom Baily. Sleeping on the job- , iff S ,Je K , X ff l 1 3 ,. A 3' v ' . L. W A 5 Stop pickin' your nose 65 p our Volleyball . . . . . .is what the 1976 womenls vol- leyball team did. They nearly won the Southern Division title, but in close playoff matches, ended up third in the South, once again the only team to beat the Metro Champs, Queen Anne. A tremendous improvement took place. As they worked together bet- ter as a team their game also got bet- ter. Coach Nancy Coyers feels that competition was tougher this year. She stressed teamwork, and feels that with a little more pride, spirit and in- centive, the team could go all the way next year. Sax ..- Getting ready for the retum. Guard! .,, , i f if H '33 2 f f ff fw - S: X Wk i r f-L he .4 A 2 we-1-. if Af vig-396121 ,,,, -. r 4 -A -1 ,. 1' Af M 1 f A ' ' 1 ' 3 UIQ.- . , 1, n4g.,.W,,,,, vw. gm . i . , W . . if Vw .-.M-e.-....,.. ,f 'f ,, ,, c.,...,,.s,. . ag- ., ,...,, ,,, . . ,Q 1, ,,,, . A , T k K A ii I it i r s e to ... 1 iiy H K K f V LA,v N WMV -- Alrl - I , Q f vw -akfvr . I il lPmubyl Reaching for it' 66 Getting a good look. . . Q NM. Donna Frazier, Francene Wilson, Melanie Smith, Paige Dunsmore, Marlene Williams, Ruby Looking Back. . lfwis. QI . di ' Bossy, Ruby, and Donna. . . Nothing could stop them. '-what the --'. is going Ony- '1'3'l!'9!kYv - - i E 'T' k B Q K N it i X , AI' - 8- E' ,.-1' ,. 4' I K Looking on from the bench, Charlene jordan, Bossy Torrey, Noel Holbron, Zelda Francois, Coach Nancy Conyers, Pam Frazier Cmanagerl. Not shown, Alison Eva. l 0 , 67 .ev Q' w ntfecluumg . 'You actTjustfflikenfatfreshmanln How many freshman classes' have heard that sneering phrase and gritted theiriteeth? This year's freshman cotuicil, imaginative and dynamic leadership, hasfyvaged--a war against that fear- some dragon, the old stereotype of the dumb, immature and slightly ugly freshman. The most effective Weapons have proved to be fund rai- sersfactivities and school spirit. V Though the beast has not been slain, small wounds have been made, and Withfthe 'help of future generations of freshmen, maybelonerdayi just like a freshman will be said with wonder and admiration. Q L L 3 lp' y,gg T fi . , Ann Schuh, Advisor T kd ' T Sheri Scott, President y 6 at Marilyn Hickman, Vice- presidejrtaaggl Cindy Bacalzo, 1- 9 x 1 The freshin in tliss getting down to business Students showing interests momenttrilx ire tlsuxherr e fmslw Class AX couple of frosh have lunch and stncly in solitude. YA 4, Student preparing lunch amidst thc crowd. Vw K 'ww ,, .. P Box 2 1 Q Tanya Anderson Mark Anderson Manny Adams Bill Ackerlund Gary Barnett Douglas Barnenett ew and Jeannette Anderson Cindy Bacalzo Tom Becker Lora Bellilfd Miriam Bennett Cegory Berry 4. , Q 2. i f 1-wx? .. Q. . L 'Ur if Bobby Basnight Ross Bleakney Melinda Blount Jerome Bridges Maurice Brooks Debbie Brown Debra Alexander 11-:. -nf: s David Baker 1 ,se a'u,sa3 -- M Y--sf , 7, Addie Bell Jann Berry may 1-Q Lisa Borden Reggie Allen lay R. Baldwin J ,yn kr-, +A 2 fr, we Jang Q Priscilla Bell a,.a 'il 1-if ' .gs. t' A B . julie Black jam es Bradford Patric Allen Clezeta Bardwell Alvcrda Benard Yvonne Blake Iessica Brnner Owen Brown janet Brown LOTR Brown Robert Brown Veda Burns Susan Dever Alexander Danilchik Nita Conley ., 452' XC' xfi .. Qx. r' .. Latilla Catten Brenda Bruce june Burton Kathy Davis Sheryl Curtis james Cole Donald Cassell mprovecl Fenton Bryant Ashley Bystrom Becky Davis Be rnajean C rowder Lreslie Coaston Ardmore Canton Leslie Buclmnan Rosa Coleman Arlyncli Davis Darryl Crosby Laurel Coaston Ken Calderon Brett Bundy ,.. 1 , ' : A x ... , ' .f f T ts , it, 'W 4 Thin Dinh Anthony Davis Alto C rowford Adele Clark Sidney Cain ff r Daniel Burdick M ary Dickerson W, .W 9 ma Colin Dnrruh 0 . Walter Cooper Earl Cheataln . 1 -W 11- . 4 . '- if?-' ' -f K ' -F fr 1 ' Q S433 ,' i f David Cahn K iliii 5? Inmitlizni Dnckwnrtli s rift' . .g . W Hg ki I l A . , 'iff L5 Alison Eva Davicl Fidler - an Q 6 f' P jim Fncnzuliilu Carry E. Cnice Better hem Ever W We , ,f. LEW' F Bzrrh Dnnsliee Gerald Eclwurtls joey First-Rider Donover Cullow Rencc Cnion licinn Dnrkcv 5 lk W Q L. ,Q-1313 5 Nicks' Fahor ,fi ,. ,:. N, 5: . 65' i F Q , f Lnsy Fortson Steven Goodwill Sally Hacker Delia Him'i5 limef H3755 Caretehen Hawkiiis ff Curl Ellis Cathy Ellis Kenny Elliot Kurt Farmer Pam Frazier . I Rush Green Victory Hammond Robert Hayden Sheila Farris Benita Felton Luther Franklin Elizabeth Friendship Kei th C reQorv Janna Cross lvl zrdcline Hara Kevin Hardy . N K v. i .i,' if M It Luesa Heally Iohn Heystroin Carlon Henderson Ieff Hirai Debra jackson Fred johnson Debra Kennedy Eric Kampkin ow me Spirited me Active Scott Hennes Tanya Holbron Renee jackson Stan jones Lisa King Geoff Lane Marilyn Hickman Denise Holinian Chris Jacobson Peter Kahn Vonya King Donnie LeBlanc Marsha Hickman Margaret Howard Arie Johnson ' K ...,., . i E. . .4 as 'X Steve Kawasaki Q NValter Kinghammcr Tyronne Lee Q Shaimeil Hickman Lamar Hurd a Q 1, s R V .. 2 73 i H XJ i x Baird llohnson Glenn Kelly I amont hmnex 1 Q L gl - i f si' '- ls..:' , ..-Qs Pete Leiberman 1 jennifer Higgins Scott Ingram Andre Johnson 'Jim is 2 f H ,wg A John Kelly 2 ' 'R S. , '+I Richard Kusakabe Rodney Lewis uamnteecl 'ion A -J! it is A I David Linger Kathryn Linger Petcr Lock Gail Lynch John Macintyre W.,q54,F,, I arf? ' iw Althea Mann Tina Marshall joel Martell Ioannne Martin Ton Mathews Ri? l ff I A EQ 'ia A f! ' Vincent Maury Richard MCC-raw Peggy McGregor Colleen McKay Jerry McManus ,-.4 ., ,.,:f' , V X . F Q. 1 3' iff llwnvl 4 . ! Q i A I A If Kurt Mebus Rosemarie Medrana john Mendenhall Victor Meo jeralynn Metcalf . .,. X1 f , f f ve' - ' 1-' Q'-155.52 + a re ,ver ' Y is- iii 1 ' f Q x .. N3 i Melanie MiiChBll Ronald Mnkai David Nadelson Cary Nakamura Monica Nash David Nelson Leam Nelson Brenda Newton Linda Newton Hoa Nguyen Kelly O. Mallory fy F VVillie Mathews m y it - l jane McSherry jeff Miller Tracy Neal Robbie Noble .W fa A fro. avi- , Ag , , 1 as W X ,Q 'O Rancly Nordfors OPT? 4 Amy Parsons Ernie Pleasant jereza Reyes ofa, t Q, , NP V 3' um , 1 Lee Ann Robison Richie Sato Q . ?ff:f . ,fi ek? 1 by S Io las four Years Darlene O'Francia Valerie Patton fi i 'l . L 5, . ,, sv , -...La . Ann Pond Monica Ordonia y iff' ,fkx N' Meliton Ordonia Chris Pavageau Iuliet Pugh Rodney Rhem Pamela Rhodes Mark Roche Pamela Rohwer 6.mm Steve Perry Timothy Raiforcl Kevin Richardson Tasha Ross Colette Sanders George Saver Mark Sclill 5 QQ, o , QQ A Q..' xo Matt Oshiro Yolanda Perry i 'ii E.. A 4 W I if 4 1 1 te - . 1 Rick Reid Homer Rivers slit 'Z ' ' s it fl - a t v i Peter Rossen Michael Shavers Auron Pailthorp if Pam Phillips X swf Amy Reiss Eric Roberts 1 N69 4 J! Jessie Ryker Tina Simmons Denise Slaughter Mark Srnith Rily Sf9VCl150ll Michelle Stinson P' f 1 We 'W 'N A Iohn Tll0ll13S Lino Thompson A rtv, Ui if K Mike T0uf0llglii Angela Tmvenia -551 : fi . 3 , ,i .-,,nl IJ, IA, gn w xxx I Q Sandy Tyeskey Cary V an De Ven look ow . . . Eve Smyth Gail Swain . Na r- Cindi Thornton V i K-Qi: ii . me T Cenettc Tromliley Doanld Vanison i Stanley VVatson Mike VVeek5 Margie VVest 1 bl .,., .V ' e- f ri . Eric Sanchez Tony Talevich Donna Timmons Chris Turman . 3 - - , ' . jennifer Vaughan Sylvester XVhitfield Brenda Spearmzlii Ci-gig Spoltsville Mk Wt YN jose phine Taper Jeff Th lessen E f A-.. vw Randy Tippins Ali Tlfllikll' Frank Turner Glenn Turner Alvin Vallghll Karen XVashington V f . James VVilliams Tracy YVilliams QQ. Connie Young Shawn Zen er bile ev cast XX'illizlI11S XVilli21mS Barry Willis Kirk XX i s Rodney XVillis Sylwiiri XX ooclson Carole XX rix ht u.-9:13 'X li , fill - i if 'iggzl . J , .lf 1, 'Wah , I 5:7 -. , 3 in A ' 4 ..,, 5, Q ., Q ' V x . H , ' V A J Xie ' A ' ' 4 L f ',,'- f Lg, 1 Q .1 T r ,,,,, 5 Q s Vw lbw .-Xctionl Action! XVC want action! .. .fr , ,L g 'W gl? LS W-.,-..,..- 1 6' 'Q . 3, ,ww f w 4' ' 4 J iv- e fm. 'W 'wg 1 eu .N w' iii-ivw:Rs,A. 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VVith a coach that feels heis getting better rapport with his wrestlers, coach- ing can't be all that bad. From year to year Wrestling and wrestlers seem to be getting better. If this Winning spirit con- tinues who knows!! Ronald VVilliams- 108 junior Eric Bremner-129 junior: Letterman joe jerusse-148 Senior: Letterman 84 Dan Fredrickson Kevin Healy Head Coach Assistant Coach XVillie Denton-115 Keith Alvis-1:22 Sophomore: Letterman junior Terrence Thomas-135 David Daniels-141 Senior: Letterman junior: Letterman A john Jones-158 XVill it be a pin? . . . Sophomore Stay tuned nclumnce is our time Melvin Skinner-168 Robert Smith- 178 Senior junior Michael Brown-190 Erick Tau- Ulimited junior: Letterman Sophomore Not Shown: Anthony Lowe -129 lbs. soph. james Healy - 148 lbs. David Wfitherspoon - 190 lbs. senior Iohn Roberts Unl. senior Micheal Ayosa-101 lbs. soph. Matt Bash -135 lbs. senior Sherman Coward -168 lbs. soph Victor Hammond -168 lbs. frosh. Scorers: Sheila Okamota Deborah Patton Dean Hayasalca-115 Sophomore Anthony Lowe-1:29 john Lynch-148 Sophomore Senior J , V5 Herbert Noble-158 Sophomore 1 You really think y0u're going to win? It was fun while it lasted Betting Stronger This is the first year that the word victory has been a way of describing the gymnastics team. The team has great potential for becoming one of the strongest teams in the city, according to Nancy Conyers, coach. The team is young, many of the twelve members being freshman and sophomores. Garfield has four all around competitors, competing A El? HLCUP W ' pirontte . . . hanclstancl Fly . . veiy D In floor exercise, uneven parallel bars, beam and Vaulting. These four members are a stong asset to the team, contrib- uting greatly towards the team victories. Eric Gaines volunteer, has been in on the building process of the team, espe- cially with vaulting and advanced tumbling. Ms. Conyers is proud of bow the team continues to grow together. . v i 'A iimmu mei p. Y 1 , T? gyms 3, Ei A i H ,, 5 Back breaker f r . . f I s 5 Q. . A 'r gwcfl -. -vf 27 f , if V It L it ,,,TfgQ'.g1 5-,, W A ,, X 'Y .5 ' ,JET Y f- me-,Q ,, t.,,.,,,,,,,.....a3 5 Up and Overv W1 87 Swimmers,IoIQe Your ark . Dry skin and frizzy hair are the con- stant complaints of the dedicated swim team members. Swimming practice be- gins at 6:00 A.M., and is gmelling under the coaching of Doug Rickerson. On the average, practice consists of 140 laps, which is nearly 2 miles. Many of this yearis team qualify for Metro, though few will place. It is felt that this is the best team of swimmers in years, and it shows through the amount of school and city records that have been broken. Many of the members are young, leav- ing much potential for next yearls team. Members: Paul Baker, Brad Dickinson, David Fidler, Arman johnson, Baird johnson, David Iohnson, Geoff jolly, lay Larrivee, Roy Lawton, Matt Leg- ters, Carl Miller, Ernie Pleasant, Marc Ramsey, Peter Rossen, Bill Smersh, joe Solseng, Mike Suzuki, Iudy Baird, Grace Bell, Carla Black, Becky Davis, Allison Eva, jenny Hall, Noel Holbron, Andrea Isles, Kathy joyce, Traci King, Sue Larrande, Tory Laughlin, Heather Lawton, Renee Paulsen, Ruth Pelham, Ann Pond, Christine Rossen, Sandra Staub. Divers: jay Baldwin, Fred Col- bert, Lori Dar, Lynn Kawaskki. Coach, Doug Rickerson, Asst. Coach, Cinna Butterworth, Volunteer Coach, Mark Shapley, Managers, Marc Selin, Ricky Hara. nu.. ,N s 'K P. u Jan QM' 6 QPF 'Mn ,I N1 ,sani- gm 5 fha eff A9 'Q' U f , A 11 1 f 'Qf 3Q 3:J . I sunny' Oillll enhelcl Uppettes . . . Each year Carfield's Puppettes seem to be getting better and this year was another step in that positive direction. The whole squad makes up their own dance steps for each of the games they perform at and with all that talent com- bined you know the out-put is going to be dynamite. With this kind of half time entertain- ment at each of the home basketball games thereis no Wonder that the crowds keep getting larger. Not shown: Kim Clover and Beverly Cooper. Josephine Taper all alone. Lateece Top Cat Richardson and Tina Simmons going out on their own? I Cynthia Palmer leading the rest in a dance. Left to Right: Sandy San San Delgardo, Angela Cort, Robbie Roebuck, Song Queen, Valerie Chicken Gordon. Tuming out the crowd 90 ' Us Keep n Dail? It! First Row left to right: Peggy Graham, Tina Simmons,Sec0nd left to right: Yvonne Ch11bby', Hicks, Rochelle Roch Rivers, Third Row: Robbie Roebuck, Song Queen. Getting Down. C Q VVhere's everybody at? S Robbie and Valerie playing follow the leader with Angela. Deborah Patton in a daze. ey! ey! Uh,h,Iw , . . . Described as being a Well organized, smooth moving squad, this year's j.V. cheerleaders had it all together. Even though there were only six J.V. cheerleaders this year, they proved themselves to be six of the best this school has ever had. They all worked as one to bring more pep and life into each of the games they cheered at than ever before. The fact that they continuously prac- tice, showed in each move they made. Every step they took Was made with ease. Itis not hard to see that this group of ladies will be one of the most out- standing I.V. cheerleading squads that there has ever been. 1 l Shawn Franklin, Song Queen Stephien Rivers ls this how you do it? Dzmita Nickles 92 ' Holding them HIGH! li1IliCf3 BTOWFI When Basketball season rolled aroiuid there were four peppy, independent and energetic cheerleaders. They not only cheered for Basketball but were also at Track, Base- ball, and other spring sports. Under the advisorship of Vicky Murray, these young ladies showed they had a lot of the stuff that Garfield is known for: Spirit and pride in their school. limp, um Even the Band Helps Samlm Bclmelle ,1- .-Xren't you ladies on the wrong page Beth Mckay Venus Nlollette Tonya Holbron Highei, igher ll Clap your l1anclsl f 4-. l -xl? 3 . b , fi .E b 373512 X I I in F ,L n im- l l l :rf .... ffflllwll Hllll TUNYH Ilezlvy crowd involvement 4' EAN: S lelmifcr Vmmlm Penn Buchanan XVe 'ot svirit, so lets hear it! . 1-, 2- I Icp Ieoms: The 76-77 mens and Womens basketball teams have done it this year. They have played a strong and tough season, even though they had started out late. The mens team had Worked very hard so that they could show how tough they really are. Their coach Mr. Fernando Amorteguy has been with them all year and made them Work very hard so that they would be ready for anyone in our divi- sion. The Womens basketball team and their coach Mr. Ron Davis had worked hard with his ladies so they could have a successful season, for which they did. The womens basketball team had played the best season ever. The men and women had all of our spirit and our support with them everywhere they Went, and hopefully they will all return next year and play on our basketball team again. The C-ruesome Foursome doin' their thing! Anthony Allen, jr. Guard Trent Benard, Sr Guard ff Morya and Michael giving the ladies a thrill! 96 JK ' . he 4 rr v l tit Anthony Barnes, Sr. Forward Dale Daniels, Sr. Forward Kenneth Lyles, Sr. Center omen and en. .gff , J -' 1 ix Z .?l'H5:' We -Q 'mein Tip it, tip it, tip it to a Bulldog! Francis Williams, Sr. Guard g 'I . J Q , fu i A j.V. gettin' ready to dish out another beating. Joyce is right in there with the I'CSt. Tony Bames letting the ball know where he is. Brad Watson, Fr. Forward 97 At Metro and Zelda Francois, jr. Donna Frazier, Sr. - , v1 - 7 . ' I 1 -, - vw. 1 1' L. to R.: Donna Frazier, Lucy Eggertson, Sudy Taylor, Marlene Williams, Tracy Dillard, Rene jackson. Coaches: Ron Davis, Bob Davis, Louise Lewis an . ra--.LN Pam Frazier, Fr. Gail Goodwin, Sr. ffl .rw 98 X At State . . . Pam Walker, Fr. Lorita Williams, Ir. I I Lisa Woods, Ir. ,XX Nr-,,.,.,I. i 'W' V - g ' See that basket! See that rim! Come on, Francis, put it inlv Mens, I.V. Warming up before a game iv few Doubtecl . . . It's mine! It's mine! +V, p A Wg 5- ,. :ig54,,TH , rf: . ti e .n e. 5 rr- e - Qs Q A v, ,, -Wigs J , F f gf. in ,s p wp, gsfw Q ,. V. A A ,g, D, ,lu 1 , W xx Ji ' K M4- W-, A 'ix -, '1 ' - 5 . w tf X -X Y, 1,1 Q 1... -.NWN W al ' - K ww' ' -, ' , 'f , - ,, ' .EP 54. , Y., ' V' A ' . Y r 2 'N ,Qt 'gk 7 '5 L A jj: N K J . . fx Nw - J , 1 , jx . . Z , , , . 1 r 'j A V I 1 , ' - ' gf- ' ,J 1. U , K .S , H I -1 A 1 li' f , if 1.4d '1A- K, M A AC , mu. x xx.. L.. . I li 1 5 s ne g W V .:,f if , V' ' . ' L 4 V. A' - ifa g A ' 'fe s - ' - Q- '- V' i t ' E 0 '- r fi X be e bf- 4- -' uit 'I tix 'I 3' xg ' wk NJ Q 4 ' 'f' -- f 3 T. ., , fr It xy V K A ll -,,x . n- - kj J 1 ' x f 1.7 ' - ' - 1' it ' mg ' e Happiness is winning. Lorita's jumper cannot be stopped. gum-vwv' .Sh 53 6 usm wmanniws?3 ' Bulldogs demonstrating their fast break. No matter what, I'm not moving! 100 N the Power . . . W ' .whim Bad News goes to the hoop. Y -fe. if ef Up, up and away! Kenny out-jumps another opponent. Alvin gets to take a rest. joey races for two points! 101 JP.. VARSITY WOMEN'S Pam Frazier Fr. Guard Sabrina Rivers Sr. Guard Robbie Jackson Fr. Center Sudy Taylor Sr. Forward Dwight Pierce Guard Lucy Eggerson jr. Guard Leona Taylor Sr. Center MEN'S Lamar Hurd Fr. Forward Curt Kelly Guard Joey Vinson Guard Shawn Saunders Guard Kevin Richardson Guard Audre Weaver So h. Y P Center Patrick .Allen Guard Matt Edwards Forward Reggie Yarborough Forward ofa.. Move chump. Itls our ball! Someone tries to stop a Bulldog-ha ha!! 102 X x Watch that ball! 2 I ulldo VARSITY XVOMENS John Nelson Ir. Gail Goodwin Sr. Forward Guard Tony Barnes Sr. Lorrita Williams Ir. Forward Guard Kenny Lyles Sr. Donna Frazier Sr. Center Center Dale Daniel Sr. Lisa XVoods Ir. Forward Forward Michael Brown Ir. Joyce XValker Fr. Guard Forward Morya Fitch Sr. Marlene VVillia1ns Ir. Foiward Forward-Guard Alvin Vaughn Fr. Zelda Francois Jr. Guard Center Marvin Standifer Sr. l MENS Guard Anthony Allen Ir. Bfklll W3fS0l1 Sflpll Guard Center Francis NVilliams Sr. Vflllglm VVilliHl1lS Fl' Guard Forward Quenton Fields Soph Forward What's your hurry? Stan VVats0n Fr. Guard g, . 'V fl . 1 ,it ,, r ff . 4 , '.,, wk N, xx ,A Iust warming up for the kill. l VVhere's she going? Don't try it! ,mi ,.-Zi -A-fr 103 56Sophomores, Sephomoresw Your Sophomore and Senior years are always said to be your best, and this year is no exception, according to the Sophomores. VVith the outstanding advisorship they re- ceived from Ms. Watson, combined with the good lead- ership of their officers, the Sophomores have shown much spirit, good academic standing and great athletic ability. If this trend continues, there is no doubt that in two years this class will be one of the best classes to ever graduate from Garfield. Treasurer, David johnson President, David Levant 104 Advisor, Ms, Janice Wlatson Senator, Andy Siinpkins V ice-President, St cvc jonassen This is so-0-0-0-o interesting. 1 A0 it X, H.. 1 This hanlhnrger is sour. EGF UI I Y- ...I Talking about the good ole days? g X1 Card sharks at it again! 5 Sharing vital class details. 105 10 Cheering . . . Stuclyi Q . . . ?il'e?-11 575' M , i-rf Frederick Aesquivel Michael Ayers Ada Behelle Regina Berry , Tx X is 1 as iff, - 'Ji 4-il - 1' Larry Brown If If .,,.,.:,i r - ff . 1 K . A Paul Carlson 5' fi . ' 'A . L ,i N. , Natalie Coaston Anthony Alexander . G- ' U II :Biff Michael Ayosa -' .1 t l K 'X ti Y nz hx? ly., William Becker V .until l ' , ' C -2 , E 3 A . . , .Arm , ..fe ' ' Richard Bishop ,,,-11, A fi x , , '::.- . A Robin Brown Richard Cassell si-1 ah' i i . .. , Eugene Coates Danny Alford V 'K' :Bi af -mf isa, B re'r N Judith Baird x . -fly?-Q t if ' ng, ,,, gli v ' A B -C2 Grace Bell Greg Bolduc . Tom Brown Sabra Chartrand Darrell Cola Alma Ard Jessie Bagby f V g B 35, L i A 1 Lisa Bellard Denise Britt 2, ,fm . Theresa Burns Debra Chccklon f TQ, PQ 'SV 7 Z .f Angelo Coleman Vivian Armstrong Pauline Baldwin Harold Belmont jeff Breland Q, rf-5' Ly QQ: , 'K A wie' uf... K , Candy Bustamente Wayne Cheatham , 'E' 5 ' .. - S? vi: lr A., frm Tasha Cook Kenney Austin Felicia Barrington if S x -W' 'L 1 14 4! L .Q Mark Belmont Gloria Brown Kevin Campbell Marvin Cloy 6 'E -0 3' 'ki ' f 'W f 4 x Beverly Cooper Renee Conroy Michael Daniels Standlcy Dillard 1, t ,M wt 1 ' Lucy Eggertsen K ll-' . 1 2 Darcy Fox I , fps K jose George ff A g .4 .T Q, 16,3 . I f Lauriston Gmhlke 1 Nil 'g is 'W gy i Robin Couch 11555 A f f?fif' 4 L. 2' ' 5 is 9 W W V U Lori Dark Charles Dillon Raymond Ellis fa, 14,-. f 5 Marcela Fuenzalida M if: W A ,.,., Q ,.. , :mga M , Q 3. 4, , Q ,. -. Anthony Givens D K gf . iw- 1- K iwgfsf' Alice Gould ave ri Sherm an Coward Cassandra Delgarclo Y 5 P 3 7 .,. ...M X f F be Shannon Dodson Ulam Curjel Steve Dejaen Tynia Dorrongh Sandra Ellis gig ,, Cris Ewell ' Q. ' lf? i ' t. . :S 1' Pamela Fuller Renee Grady john Haag Cristina Gadian Victoriano Graves Michael Hailey cl A! CI. H VA Q i A SIR nf 1 x az-an gl fg ,X ' ptr if ,J Victor Curtis Tony Dexter ,J ' A fi iw, ll 'S D 1 F-, .f Barbara Dowdle Ladybug Ford f- 415551 Angel Gaines Tracy Grayson rrp .I W, .i ' ww- iz? Lisa Hara Kristina Danilchil-c i Kenney Dickerson Matt Edwards A. QW Ea 1 Q + fl. Susan Fort ier Henry Garrett fiifeiggs ' - l - . , 5 1 .- Shelley Green Tammy Harrison 1 108 I Dean Hayasaka Brian Heyne fi 1522 ii 1 -L L G Q' 94 x .Xgmpf X 6 janet Hopf Andrea Iles :if-'I 1 . gfnflffi' ' . ' W., iff-,l. ' 3 .-1 W ' 1 9 'i' EX R' V 4' .Q 15.1 Sharon jimerson Annan Iohnson Ki ' 1 W Y. , 1 i Leeza jones Llyn Kawasaki in i .QQ ? . ' . I 5.1, it ff 4 Steve Kiyono Donald Klepper Pamela Lanier Roy Lawton K Ant ax 14. we af ' 6 I . -fa., Tira Lewis David Levant 0 ore Year Ruben Hill jacqueline jackson David johnson Curt Kelley Rosetta Knight gg i .. I fa -- Q. x In is 2 S Eduardo Laythe Na+ , k 3:70, ' ' f ' Nr? fig. .f 'K A 4, - ' I Craig Lindberg 1 V' A . ' D X I 41 I w joy:-e Holiman Laleece jackson j ,,,, iv , 'gf ef? X ' 'ff ' if Sheri johnson Floyd Kelly ,K I 62'- ui' f QUT Mel: ,L Q Irene Kuniynki Dale Lee Anthony Lowe My N Lisa Holmes FA 6 'N ai . 1 43' 'iff' . Rosalyn jackson 5 ,ci M L 15 gf Q , ul 3 W. t +V T' f e Teresa johnson - Weez Holhron Teresa jenkins Steve jonassen Barbara Kendrix Dolores Kennedy Tammy Lamb jackie Lanier Matt Legters ere' D Z'f f jean Ma Mark Lewis Tony Mathews sr 'u 3 e 9 W 'S , an Q' , r 1 Lashell Majors , H Kim McPherson Mark Milligan se ii' Q A P li. S -, -S Rob Moyer Anthony Newell Sheila O'Connor 'ai :sg r ' C ! , N- - Denise Poole Io fuss an Kathryn McConnick W Ax ' Q Q' . Y , . v . ie! Gracie Melton Eleanor Mitchell Vijendm Naidn , R 5 .:', f. 2 5 -4- v , . X Sl ,, 'WU' xr Hr Terry Newell i. r i r v , - 4 I K 5 5 if. V , Susan Paine Marc Ramsey Sidney MCCOmey Yolanda M elmn Verna Mitchell . , . H Sheri Nakashima az fi: 'H:T,X 'un A A jon Nguyen Spud Paulsen L ,Q .iff , - Q- Lindsey Reid n hine gm, S lu Wendell McDowell Angela Miller 1 Q, if B in S -of 'Q' 6 uw. J 4 f X Roanld Mollette Michi Namioka Danita Nickles in J! - V 4 I Q f --.3 'f V ki X ge gh K' N 'M A-J Matt Peringer , ,PV - we fc .... X...,r Martin Reynoldson Ramek McKaskill Carlyle Miller S ii?- in in x i, , ii vs Kelly Neal ff? var A , , ,N 3 ar gi S 'W Herbie Noble 5 mx W, ,wi ' -:lei X L H if 3 , in do 5 Philip Pemsse Lateece Richardson Ed McMurray . 33.59 vw - gf S4 Q is C ,E xii? r. Melinda Miller Wil Morrison jon-Erik Nelson 23? g. ,1 , r., . ff ' . U N f Mary O'C0nnor Dwight Peirce Stephanie Rivers 1 1 . 111 Y T l K ,Q .i , 6. -I . T 'S ' Valerie Robinson Tari Roche RSI, .V,,- ,, .,.- 1, joan Sato Cary Sum Bobbie Sinksen Rebecca Slivka , s ' in , - :K .nf ,,x,Q's. . 31.8 , Q., Q ' arm umm- Cynthia Stuart Frank Steele Carol Taylor Lavonn ya Taylor Paulette Torrey Patrick Travis 'iss 5 .f Antonia Vcntenbergs Monica Vessell . wg. -A K eggs g pm ,f V ix , ' tk,- ' Kirsten Rose Terry Scot! Carlton Smith Ramona Stevenson 3+ ' Ac. , . 1 S Denise Thomas Q --1+ .,..... .ar -, , . .lf - fl Q., Lisette Trombley Dulce Villalobos W L? M iclruel Rowe Q,-elf 'W .ak Andrew Sirnkin Susan Snced l Caprina Stone jennifer Tho mas -' Q 22-2 IN 1 A Sylvia Tyeskcy joe Vinson Denise Rowlette Evelyn Simms jimmy Spears Sherri Takamnra Nathan Thomas Cary Vanison Pam Walker Nate Sanders W. e Q, lr - . Q , iw- K. Eugene Sims Sandra Slauli Josephine Taper Carla Todd Curtis Vaughn Brad Watson , rv -qw--. ,lnhn VVelleS R, A. W, Q! fine' 15. 'ug' 5 Beth Willard vim . fffrsfi 3 fn if Q t My , X Gretchen Weitkam p Eugene Williams T gn fig! 'A '? 1, i':,M Ray VVhilC QL, J 2: ,af . 4, . V Sv' 4 -ww 3 Harry VVills fi , .A Q.. ' w 'frrwr , lc ' ' Dave Wiegmirl Charles Wilhert Michael Wilson P 55 R i 'l 'Mix Darryl Winslow Togethemess h h Could you repeat that? 3 J Y Q iw Q 1 1. f V. f ' W' ,. ':f'li': ,..' Q -- A ' , ,M Looking down on things. 1 'Pfewfm f f f -. .J vw H x x f c, J . kngruf .- ig' ki. g., - ' -1, A 1 W ffm ,S 'ai w 'V C I E63 r B A 1 ' 1-f QQ I 4 HA m- l-iff 4 'sz X iv U , 'I X ' R . . , - , z, ff gf Q Z ff Q '-1f ,f ,Qs :wma ' A ix-....--0 k,,.,,.-5 - N-for YT ', X if 4, ,j J sgf, lW 'Lv 1 ' JWH' , sw, 1 1... Io ca Sprint . . Both Mens and Womens teams have a lot of experienced people turning out this year. They both will be facing strong competition in the Southern Div. with teams such as Frank- lin and Sealth. There's good morale among the team because the members are hard working and a lot more determined to do their best. Fred Beckwith, headcoach of the mens team feels very con- fident of the mens and womens mile relay. Greg Brashear, the coach of the Womens team feels that there should be some of Garfieldls participants in the State finals. Due to revise and striker rules, it will be harder to hold onto enough points to get a varsity letter. Both coaches feel their teams are very strong. A. Allen, M. Bland, M. Fitch, W. Cal- houn, N. Fortson, R. Hayden, M. Hop- kins, K. Hunt, S. jonassen, K. johnson, A. jones, A. Kelley E. Lamkin, M. Leg- ters, Lynch, G. Narver, j. Roberts, A. Simkin, R. Smith, C. Vickers, B. Wat- son, 1. Weems, R. Baker, A. Tlaber, M. Finley, I. Melton, E. Roberts, F. Barn- ett, L. Hurd, S. Iohnson, M. Ordonia. Women: I. Baurd, P. Bell, Y. Blake, D. Carter, N. Coaston, Z. Francois, D. Frazier, K. Glover, j. Gross, S. Hacker, G. Goodwin, G. Majors, G. Roberts, A. Morgan, A. Parsons, H. Belham, D. Pode, L. Benard, P. Rhodes, L. Coaston, S. Taylor, C. Iohnson, M. Thompson, G. Smiley, L. Coaston, I. Walker, G. Tontoughi, K. Green :R ,. 3 jv - - nf N . kr ,N , K n ith K - 5 ,x .xx W , ' W4 - W ' 1... L. ka if 9 lslfxig v ,Vi U5 Q5 za V W , Q ' A A 1 4' - X f .. H 1 N ... ,. ,' ' L 5' X1 NA, 'W H VL' F X A L - 1 AL V in I NV, 4 A L ' 1 Q, f gf 1 4 Z f - -W. afff-1? L . X 2 f ' 5 1 Q' 'M 'W 1 rf 1' K x xfg 1 M1 A - ' 'J bf 1 ' K Z , K L' K w - f:-- iq I 'S f M Y f 'h -1 3 A ' 5. .. 3 - 1 . 'yy Y i TV si: 2 4,5 iv- A. 5' E x : I , H U , Nh M f 1, i ' If A , - . Q , . M al,,,- ,,, H krtt . w. S K ..,,f.. s 3, 131 'N . 2 5, W , n ' . 3 K 'A H b in 5 Y , ' 5 i , -X ,..-15 N 1 ' ,, ' 5 Q 3 'Yi ' ff P x 1 1 E ' if-N 'wp W W. N Swinging Into Attion The Garfield Tennis Team is at its best this year. They started together as a relevantly young team . . . The members have matured, sharing the victories as Well as the disappointments. The harder workouts this year plus a good, strong court personality has strengthened the tennis team to its full potential. Five of the top players will be leaving at the end of the season so Gar- field will be using its greatest efforts to take the Southern Division Title. if , so . , L , J 'ti M1 K V 4 wx 3 X Tish Verzoza, Mary O'Conner David VVnng 1 1 8 x E if . N i 3 iv is ft , ky V 3. - as xg Vg I E 'ff' C 1 , . ' - 1 2 .1 li 1'i -maui. Suzy F idler, Captain Stuart Williams, Captain -vi, ,X ,QM , QW . ,, . uw - ' nz gy, ' i s fiiffi-g. ra2flg4lf5 , 5 V, . We- ,M 'Q Q Y Y' 9' W Q 'Q 'X Francie Fidler VVhat's going on over there? Aaron Cook .5-LQ i'f R ti V -,iff Alex Slivka ff as - an ,Q 4' 5' lv ni ll 4 'W ,K u XX X-Vtliji pg :B yi yVY Q f .,.. . I Gigi Baumgarner 6. n 4 S K Q ffl 9 S Q, , t.. 1 N Califomia Simshine Robert Goldstein, Coach Get your rear in gear T l ilgii 3 .f ot 3 'f 1 I Z . 3 K I Ad Anthony Lowe Lucy Eggertson David Lavant Babbea Clover jim O'Connor I..- 1 , , . 2 ' J V6 'z Q N No, I'm not superman David Weigand Take this 119 usic Cn M incl The 1976-77 stage band has played for us for many years. They have had our support and spirit. In return they have given us support at our Basket- hall games and assemblies. The stage band is directed by Mr. Clarence Aeox, who is also the marching hand director and has done a great job with both. Hopefully, Mr. Acox will return next year to do the same thing. Director Clarence Acox Clarence Acox, Ed Stone, Donald Wilson, Andea Gantt, Sharon jim- merson, Scott King Bryna Desper,,Sharon Iinicrson Ed Stone, Dong Barnett rl fl I0hl1 Pwilil Rodger Peqnest playing and singing. 1 N tlwavs Music to DUI Ears l , a The other musicians. Who are they? These few students, Who we seldom have an opportunity to hear perform, do play an important part in Garfieldls symphony of talent. These are the musi- cians who play in the orchestra and the string quartet, and those who are learn- ing to play guitar and piano. As a very talented people, they represent the great variation in cultural influences here at Garfield. A standing ovation to you all! 12 V Soccer Does Co-I This year is the first year for a Women's soccer league. It is their first opportunity to show they too have skills in the game of soccer. It has been an interesting season, both teams showing spirit and enthusiasm. Both teams, the women's coached by Mr. Creighton and the menis by Mr. Zahajko, looked promising and we look towards a bright and winning season next year. 'E -an xx. Amr? . sg., , 3 5 19. KL, . ...S Wg ' as . .V is ,ggi 1 . , .J . .1 .r asm f. gg-f f 4. .V L wggg' , R: we 'H ns - I Qrfeiiyi. -L. 'Egfiiffvfs W V ' J 'V filming .flfsggfi-Eff.. Q . vas sd' f ., 5rgef.i?Qi1fs1L.Xk QE Q 1... i, fp Q 3' , 1 . ,,,,, P , .L ,-il, Q- k 'r A ' c - Z 1 I 1 Q 'aiigzqz -ng K Xia S I ,, ,gifw , ,,, I ' v They have spiritl The way it should be. This year's baseball team started off en- thusiastically and very spir- itedly. They have eight re- turning lettermen and if practice makes perfect we'll have a perfect team. New uniforms also helped to boost morale. Due to a lot of new incoming students we have an especially young but talented team. Pam Frazier, David Moore 61 Fred Aqucisval-Mgrs. hole ew allgame Robert Lee Head Coach Lamar Hind, Pitchers Ron Davis Asst. Coach David Dillard , Robert Ballard Calvin Coleman Lyman Legters Pitcher Pitcher Pitcher Debbie jackson Scorekeeper-Mgr. Cyndra jones Scorekeeper-Mgr. Demetris Wright Pitcher Matthew'Edwards Coyett Wilcox ' Not all the time but sometimes Catcher 1 2 4 Catcher l , l . . . write his number down right here . . . Together . . . Whenever .w ,ff so 'X z V r Q. as Q.. gf 5, 1 X, 8 1 . l M-f's.'q-'rru , . N! f . 1. 6, e,... 51 ' ur jimmy Buchanan Carl Miller Fred Villaflor Melvin Cann First Base First Base Second Base Third Base Glenn Ross Burt Brunson Third Base Fame ' D I h . D one day Short Stop Nat Durant Ieff Breland Butch Hubbard Duncan Manago Short Stop Left Field Center Field Right Field 125 Ball fun 1 I,,.. ,, . .. A 4 5 -pave-1.4m-vua..1.unu.uvuJ - I- H' fa' XY- 1 1 l , 'wr V , D .f ' ILM 24 W- S4- FT This year will be the year of the retuming Garfield golf team after one year of inactivity. The men and woman will be coached by Al Hairston, a veteran of six years at Garfield and three years of coach- ing golf. VVhen asked why he de- cided to coach golf, he smoothly replied I enjoy the sport. Scott Willard Robert Bishop 1 2 8 Golf at Garfield ng? . Al Hairston, Coach L6l'0y Gibson if Q , x Iim Moorman The Perfect Stance This Is A Golf Ball e Whiz Kids .Q Summing it all up Tentativcly listening is --Q... Xvhat is this garbage? Sandra in a dugg, Though rarely acknowledged, the Debate team is another of Garfield's outstanding teams. The team has 12 members enrolled in the class, with 20 members par- ticipating throughout the year. The Debate team does more than just debate in an argumentive form, participating in oratory and interpretive reading, as well as impromptu and expository speak- ing. They attend tournaments, as well as league matches. M. .. L V Mark telling it like it is. 129 u ntmcl c . Not old enough to be considered as superior as seniors, but too old to lower themselves into the inferior status of unclerclasspersons. The junior class finds itself in an unusual predicament. But with all their resourcefulness, fsome call it imaginationl, the class has proclaimed that their uunique- nessn is only one manifestation of their supremacy over ev- eryone else. This year the class has raised funds for itself by selling all sorts of things ranging from licorice to bulldog buttons. They have also planned and put on assemblies for the entire school. But most of the time they have spent just being ju- niors, Which, any one of them Will tell you, is just about the most important thing on earth. Kim Clover, Secretary-treasurer Tommy Brewer, President 130 e Class of 9182 'x'-we xv illt. 21' -' 9 i Iunior class bake sale X XJ Iunioni at an assembly. Q V 'S . 1 a Debra Cray thinking. Set me f 41.?.A1g...-,A Active juniors Sheila and Heather. A junior class meeting lf.....-.-- 131 1 Anthony Allen Domingo Allen :5 .. 3 -is fi 'tiff ' iii A ' Q ' ' 5. Carol Aoki Lorraine Armstrong , f- F .. to .A 1 .4-v Gigi Bzunngartner Rick Belmont N, Willis Black Shellie Bradford he Jr Year f1 G MX if: l ' , . ,,, -, M urc Allen ..:j?g:,+ H .A . . , 5- B 'K J' gi ,. ga w rf, Paul Baker Jeff Berry Pi Gregory Blount Is he serious? jeff Alexander A , g , , , . ell, 5 I g, s Y , J it Ulf M ark Bakken Sean Bcrrv i xr g B Ml Eric Bremncr Glenn Brooks Rick Brown Rodney Alexander rooll , Viviun Barnes -,Y f , Q., , . , if .r PM Robert Bishop Tommy Brewer Roherta Brooks f-ve x-.Ay Rick Brown james Alonzo Phyllis Barrnett l Sharon Black Jeff Brook Michael Brown xv' isj Kg. Vicki BI'llll'lb3llgl'l Bert Brunson Leon Calloway Shows hat EWG Christopher Buchanan Melvin Cann Debra Chapman Vivian Clark M att C row Reggie Dennis . iff . ' ff! Q- if gig: rj., f ' 2 515' is I S Q. ' . if sg ir ffl N 'nfl l u Gregg Cunningham Biyna Desper Votra Burns Greg Carlin Anita Coleman 1 4 1 Mary Cyphers . ' ,f- xl' vs' PE K 1 k y i Debbie Dever Brad Dickinson Denis Dickerson Marie Donaldson 4,3 A X f 1- Cynthia Burton i ,N , 3 I 31 - f'- , T Q I , fe ' i fl ,V Us Jay Carlson Rochelle Columbus Ira David Daniels About Linzy Burton .H , i 4 X 1. ei K F l 9 ' A l Tim Casey St eve Conroy Laura Davis ' 4. 4. N. William Calhoun Virginia Chang Leticia Contreras I. Robert Dejaen David and Bruce shoolin' the breeze. 134 e are the Des Marilyn Donley Bruce Dnnshee Paige Dunsinore C ristopber Easter 'ill x.. Bill Endresen Runcla Ervin Francie Fidler Midgget Finney Vetter Foster Zelda Francois Kart Franklin Shawn Franklin Pamela Catewood Leroy Cipson III Paul Gleeson Kim Clover s1f.Q,, -XI 5 .1 ' wI - Leigh Gnran I if - I IQ .I II I and 5 , ., Is, ,I 1 'i-f5f2Nwa.ziIW f Oh. Debbie, Linzy will be back. Ckathy Hailey 4 sw xt 5 F K 'I , X -4. 3 .I 'I ,-'r 7-V I Jana Eichenberger Kellie Firstrider Valerie Calloway gyewf:wz I ,.ifi, I 7 .,-K gi M-f I. Debbie Gray A vm Gordon Haag jenny Hall Janice Ellis QCYY Ned Fortson Iiie, e I -I fx Ir ai ,A N . Ion Curlid jose Guerrero Darlene Hackley Kimberly Hara janet Hasselblad Monique Henderson Vin cent Hickman Indy Hughes Sandra Jackson Del Johnson Without an Doubt Gerald Hatfield V Linda Haynes Noland Henderson Preston Henderson V- in K 13.-j - E Q - 9 I5 -v'f.'-32 ., iii ' 11 N , Q. ,..,l ,, . , . . Cary Higashi Craig Hines vigil. X W W K f A X, ' 4-L1 . we J i KQJA , J E A 1 Iolm llutcliison 101111 Hyde 'li-O . oz Brian Johnson Craig johnson . Q -is if. V ' -Q 'Y' . .. 'I' 2 v, ik v, xl - 'V iiixllli 'V Jody Johnson Geoffrey Jolly E 'S ,L . james Healy Carol Hegstrom Michelle Ilcllcr Kevin Henley Tuma Hcnlex' Cvntliia Hickman E? x I . -4? f is Y- I' L we-L . 3 ' if , x 4 ' , Kazmni Hirai Robert Hopkins lymm Ilmlgml Q, 2-f ,W I Y a 3 ,N GJ I -4 S 5 8 9? we f t .W , Q-ffl!! . :i:frw': Mark Imliolte Efosa lzeybigic Debbie Iackosn They can't wait 'til '78. 135 1 Clyde jones XValtcr Kcdziorski e finish Another Year I7 .. 2 I-- gf' A 'U F, l Cyndra jones Daniel King .Q , ,-,,.,QQ ,,., U if 'QM' 11 joe Laughlin Tory Laughlin ig arf 1' ' o 51 . , in - 5 Z ,lr Ji' LQ, 'i 'S X. Beth McKay Q Pi? , u - 0 ,f 11 I ' .nl . A, Y U . ' 1 i L. Galen McGee ,w in i Q A. lm- pl y .' 'l ,',l- l , if . ' 1 -1 I f I .'4' F 1. Q ' .1 wa ,ff ,I 5 ., in . .I . . fl Q' -: ,, 3 ff t i 1 , fl 'Ir' D l 1 i S s --4' - 1, - . . f I vs. .. ' , 3, 2, . K V 2 fav- V All - K tl V K - it , ' .4 --'J' ' '-5 A . at M vt L . X I' in .4' ., :f1 Never a dull moment. jennifer jones Verdia Kinney Alison Lewis jeffrey McMillan fixi- 4 VV I Susan Mayeno David Middleton Sandra jones effrey Koch .. P ,Z ,., Q' Y . F Rodney Lewi , 1 i 1. E I. si WX ,M , if i t Thomas Martin A .ya , . F' : . , At K f 'Y ? 'If i gi 'M x Nh? X - ls: if i - . ,f 4 Z 1 A Suzie Maze Marcella M iles Dorita jordan Susan Koshi M aria Levant fi Q j 95 ' G A f I 5' W n 1' Paul Martell joll Melton Linda Miller Susan Kavanaugh Karen Lanier .,.,,. M., Cheryl McCoy 'l nl David Marshall Peaches Metcalf ' -fs ,. 'N Rick Miyamoto wa- Vemis Nlollette A 'N . wr Mary Nash Cecilia Norris Heather Pelham , Wagga.. , ,fr in ,. Y , .N ,, . Y 1 . Y Marv-joe Pietromonaco K. 69' Robert Rauble Allhov IW Kim Nlqmme Valerie Monroe ,, aw-' Ion Nelson A Y lx Q lin all 1' 3? .Q r., - .. Kr tif f 1, , W Sheila lkamoto A , -1-'ef' , li' . Ruth Pelham Brenda Plum ma . V is-N '98 Laurie Reid Donald Nelson Yolanda Owen Anthony Peters Keith Pott Andrea Rice ot Un Courtney Mortimer . Q' E' Yi ,d lf Z , 'mf ' 2, L ,V , , t JQEV, 1 Kristin Nelson Cynthia Palmer jeff Peterson Eric Price imc ru, we -..,,- Richard Nakarnura ,uk S- , 'Hv ,. wwf, . Dan Newman Patricia Palmer Cheryl Peterson . - Greg Narver ,ENT .. K, 5.1 . 42 ' rr' --rr 'ji' il ' - .am i L' Thien Nguyen Deborah Patton Linda Phillips 3 , fr r X I J Denro Richmond Lost in the crowd. 1 Us One ore Year Rochelle Rivers Nita Rodgers sm- Nm jonathan Scott Paris Scott 243 F it ,W . '33 f I e s X Edward Shackleford Sharlyn Shavers Amy Smith Byron Smith , , -1 . A y ' Q- ' ,,,,.gt ,, is . -lf. Q A ,. Glenn Ross Cathy Selin Toni Shavers G regroy Smith Tonnie Spearman r Fc ,ga Q,qE .M Orlando Taniko Terry Ross C ina Sears Karen Sims rfii 1 s GTF' A 3 14 3 X ' ?n'.L r' X? ' Robert Smith Paris Stewart NVhiting Tennis f F? . X Y nf! K, ' o 1vat Christine Rossen Yasser Seirawan E :fi n is Q sa r1 A K , xo. S Alex Slivka 4' -- 1 ' Q 2 ,Q iv N Q 41:0 , g Q t Carmen Solomon Edwin Stone Audrey Thomas Donna Scott Mark Seraile k if Us S S .X . ,,,- We .fr L K' AtV U I Ben Slivka Joe Solseng 1 . K 1 ' r --.M .es 155, I , ' . wx L Q t it N ,Q -Y Mike Talevich Theresa Thomas Darcy Thompson N Y V gfsgrfas ' e . Q- x. .- - 1 Erin Vaughan Dwight Yllilton -wwf' H - ,, t .a 'W zffgi ' 1+ V' I, A ' T W - ' -.L 1' ,,,, , ,. Chester West Marlene VVilliams Brenda VVitherspo0n X And Graduation ill Be ine Michelle Thompson Patricia Verzisa Clcn XVai'ncr Gloria White Renee Williams Lisa Woods Mickey Thompson ,ya W Clinn Vessell Ricky XV2lSl'llllglUl1 Marsha VVhitfield Ronald VVilliams .. ,, . V? s ft F.. aa I fn, ' fil.f3.v' ., .i X Kelli XVorkman N W, Al' A1 J i H.: ,. fs'-. 1' 'Q .fi I Crayling Tunney Glenn Walrond Viv Brant XV atson Patricia Wiley Ioseph YVcems Sammy VVells Sheila Wills Karen Williams lf ' ' N, -,,uk. Z KJ t Stuart YVilliams Tonja Williams Rohin YVilson Bryce Yamashita 4 al , J Q iw Q ' gmmmuuli Patti Zener 1 X 1 ,, ,,, 'wwf' M, I mi 1 I. 4-v. ivan.. ' f5i'sAik5'rf:'? 2 'eff' ' J JP' 3 , . 54 5. ,N Ivana Z 9 r'l,,1 rv h,x 6 WAJM ' i -'ve A1-A Q53-3' Acfiv 1 - . S 6 -Q I z Ig. A'-x X ,f-,f A wh'-1 eatlerslwip vs. Under the leadership of stu- V dent-body president Oscar Des- per the ASG had its first Christ- mas Tolo in ten years. The officers made decisions, partici- pated in Activities and had good faculty-student and teacher relations. X ,A ,' : Af' 1 H - z f M . ' of s A 5 ji! if 6 5' I , J K, A 2. A '. ff , Oscar Desper, President Brenda Vasser, Vic-President fu an l xg asf gs Pam Hiflei H6001 Secretary Kristen Nelson, Corr. Secretary l The gathering 144 leadership 'F'-,,..f ,,...-.Y EEE! fx htm! Extra! Dead all About t! p Telling it like it is that's what writing the Garfield Messenger is all about. This year's Messenger,' staff has put a lot of energy into in- terviewing, collecting information and writing in order to get a newspaper out every two weeks. But all that Work paid off in producing an entertaining, informative, and interesting paper that Garfield can really be proud of. Hum. . . Let's see now. . . Mark Cunningham writing an article. Are you pointing to me? 146 ll If I Another hard day at work. L Am I on candid camera? SPECIAL BULLETIN!!! , I l 66 essengev' With the essage Anybody know what this means? Anne playing around on the job. Read a Messenger today 'S 2? judy Beard hard at work. Q gif 6 M ff ' nf' i 73535 ' ' - 9 ,f , a . f?'a'fi,,w ww. ,, gg, ,W .5 wr, X fy A 525, , .Ae ,- AL-y 4 ' ' awglf-1, M, . ,fx v if' . .qs Y-PM ,-2 . +4 iv' .gf .qv f A +A ' :J , ' M- ' wwf O qi!! a E H Q . N-, ,, , P!'4K2t2k 5 Pi E R Yr lax , . ufyw 'wyn- 1 9 'F Q ! N .avg M 1 5 A .1 5 . Ya 'Qi Q 0 Km., .QV ,A - Nu .4 . ,Q 7-V if , ,, Vw , . f 4 ' f V if ' -. N N-Nw, ,J f 1 .3 iii-imma lf-Ms' .V , u- P - v Wig, . ' 0 f.....-.-4 91. Exchange, a word literally meaning the trading of one thing for anotherf, Carfield's exchange clubs have expanded on this definition to include not only the trading of visitations between schools, but more im- portantly learning to meet new people, learning about commtmication and organiza- tion, and fostering understand- ing between different schools and communities. Because half of the members met at first lunch and half at second, there were two sepa- rate Exchange Clubs this year, each with its own interests and plans, but both enjoyed the ad- venture of traveling to new and exciting places and, learning a little bit more about how the world goes on outside their own lives. Exchanges ere at Garfield . . . ' I f-XXX Circle right to left: Sahra Chartrancl, Sheri Nokashima, Marcela Flucnzalisa, Beth VVillard, Alice Could, Sally Hacker, Tasha Cook, visitor, visitor, Dulce Villalobos, Stephanie Robel. Gloria XVhite, Vincent Maury, Kathi Col- lins, Pam VVatson, Judy Hughes, Charlene jordan, Pat Siggs 52? a K Sheri Nakashima, leader Nls. Pat Siggs, Advisor Beth VVillard, leader 150 cams me hem You Ihinh , 4. r X Q. 1. r-N: U Sully Hacker. Secretary Kathi Collins, Leader 4 ,ummm Nlarcelu Fluenzalida Snlmra Chartrancl, Secretary left to right: Put Siggs, advisor, Charlene jordan, Judy Hughes, Pam XVatson, Kathi Collins, Vincent Moury, Gloria White, Stephanie and Work . . . One of the hardest working classes at Garfield was the Arrow class. They used their skills and techniques to put this book together. The staff stayed after school to meet their deadlines. With the help of advisor Vickie Mmray, the book was a suc- cess. Cyndra jones, Arrow Editor He Said he was sorry Ummmm. . .mmmmmu is. '?f2eQi ' 1-xr s Tfiiiifmgifa l V ' Debra Patton hanging out with the bag. Heather Pelham, Layout Editor Hard at Wflfk, Miriam Belmeff 152 makes good thmgs Hey' Xvhaf Q up? Rosetta Klllght L to R Debble Jackson Vlkl Murray Kevin Kevm Powell 81 Adv1sor, Vicki Murray li. up-, wiv 45' iwfgwigfgw 5 ml 1,1 9 EP? 55 ' gf Ruby Bugonla Lew1s Photo Edltor The Career Club of ,76-'77 car- ried on the tradition of helping students find information about certain careers that they might he inte1'ested in. The Career Club advisor is Mr. Ken Denny, who has done a very competent joh of arranging inter- views, conferences and field trips for students. Also new this year was the opportiuiity for students to attend mini-conferences during regular class time. NVith the ef- forts of Mr. Denny and the Ex- plorer Scouts these conferences were made available for over 200 students Without charge. Career Club members: Vice Pres. Allison Thompson, Sec. Sharon McCoy, Adv. Ken Denny. Pam Watson, Charlene Jordon, Teresa johnson, Tammy Lamb, Monica Vessell, Ken Calderson careers - have What the . . . Researching the job opportunities EVCW l00k Kon Denny Kathi Collins Clulfs All About l yas. , i'127w'X ra X few' 3 Q1 . , f I . X YL 15:49, i if 1 o, ' Xllison McCoy Sharon McCoy Working,' together 'ilu Pleasantness is a pleasing smile E Always poised. 155 E 1 Wm yn W ' 3 Q E514 156 ,L .Ai , ' 4.-., - 1. ,y,.g.,,gl f f-gagizcw-. ni, 3,4 N ,,,, , K A . Volleyball fwinning team Lmderlinedj GARFIELD vs. Franklin fno scores availablej GARFIELD vs. Queen Anne fno scores availablej Garfield vs. WEST SEATTLE fno scores availablej CARFIELD vs. Chief Sealth Q., N V K wage fi 3 W 'V lffiw Q75 in e in n . . K sf e,,e.1 - Tk . l l ' 5? -H' qwe, 14 '. ' 'RQ 'L IQ in i i ' W' f,f' 1 7gff 511 i '-l, tm. :A Af' ' ' I . , I ,- LV 5 M ill K ji Kwgg!! adWlllams ' K x if 'xx . . . I V 15 wk 'illie Denton ,W .I Q ,M1chaelAyosa 1-A L ' f-A l h Q L if 'l'-l avid Daniel ' v 3 1 A .V M, ' in l n A dm 'QP H. , K 'Q M, , X R . i XX. N, Ns -, . N5 X .,.LL X xx. X ' . Rx, Xxx 157 Plays and Drama go hand in hand at Garfield. The plays are put on by a group of students that a1'e interested in acting and per- forming in front of an audience. They have performed at assem- blies and have put on plays for many people outside of school. Their advisor Mr. Walter jones has worked very hard with the students so their performances would be good ones. Hopefully he Will return next year and Work just as hard with students interested in drama. 1, 0 I3i1 ilee Show Biz Mirror, mirror, on the wall. . . Now class. . . +ve 'TC 'X Five minutes till showtimel Will you ever stop drinking Caprina? Stage fright? 1 5 8 His body is more than she can handle. , x Q , 3 There were a lot of not shownsi' in this yearis book. Many students and staffwdid nothave their pictures taken. For this the Arrow staff would like to apologize. Here are the names of a fewlstaff members we know 'are not, in the book: 7 Cathy Acox b ' l Louise Lewis ' I A V Betty Banks - I ' Will Buffin ' Charlotte Zinc Our staff would also like to thankall the outside people who helped contribute to the yearbook: H Mark Imholte, for his drawing ability. . A - I Mr. Robert Lee, for the use of his VW bus. Mrs. Gantt, for the Gumbo that made our sales what they were. Many other people too numerous to name made this yearbook possible. A thanks is never enough, but THANKQYOUU The 76-77 Arrow staff was a very good one'. I and the rest of the together staff have learned a lot. The people that work on the staff are the best and I am glad I had the Cl lal1C6 to meet and work with all of them. Some of the staff will be leaving and new people will have to be taught their jobs. I'll still be here to try and carry on the work they have started and tried so hard to keep going, with the helpof our very capable advisor, Vicky Muuray, I'm sure we'll be able to. As the editor and being the youngest the Arrow staff has had, QI feel like the oldestj I hope I have made a lot of friends and not enemies. The only thought I can leave the new editor is: A Be ready to give yourself and your time totally, Even though at times it seems it may be for nothing. If you canit give totally don't do it at all. You'll have to listen to a lot of things'you wouldn't normally listen to or' take. , COOD LUCK- ' ' ' Cyndra L. jones Editor-in-Chief For the Arrow staff of Garfield High-School. 159 A I 1 www' b 1 , ' m Q - .. - ,' ' Q 1 f w f' - A - f, . w X - .,, 1 . . li, A- - . ii b - V, b A U 4 , SI bwIythb night blooms, unfvrlimg flowers of cl6nIQness,' -iioveiing 3 Ilwatrellisecl sky, bbwming W of blackness lJl'1jbnClilW 2s ss s b - iwcheclbwithsprigs M b palecmcl budding stars.-afmnIQ Davis ' sf' ' f . 1 , A , N . b, b in O M N X G, cb My xqxfftliygrw O ,gi A QQZIQ ,U , W 3 'Q if 'CQ Cob XW 59 S9 Y SDS' Jfi we Wa N Cv Q Us qw Sf 1 W V5 1' QQ XZX Q Q 3 555 QQ Q11 4 42 Q3 ,W cy - 4 QUSCU Wm Www! Q 3 SMX 9 HW X 6 S45 , 4 E 15 P9355 rxb N S, , A CE 5 jS 05 603 Sf QQ NUNOU 'ga X A c Xt? N52 NW CXXQX, QXC -X X55 VOQVAC 6,3 X61-gf PCC ASW :gms Q90 455551 Q OJLJF 6' QD 6 A779 Q u 9 F an 'Q C7 S' wi? 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