Garfield High School - Arrow Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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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

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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