Bulldog News

Tuesday, August 6, 2024, is to be the next GGG board meeting, time and place to be announced.

April 30, 2024: Letter from your website manager about how to contribute news and photos, send questions and feedback, and connect via social media

April 5, 2024: Garfield Freshman Starts News Quiz (external link to Seattle Times)

Freshman Rafael with news quiz

Freshman Rafael Brewer with the GHS news quiz game (Brier Dudley / The Seattle Times)

March 2, 2024: Congratulations to the incredible Garfield Girls Basketball team for an unprecedented 4th state title. To quote GGG President Henry Brashen: “This is legendary and historical. Hats off to their dedication, resilience, creativity, energy, and talent.”

March 2024: Tutoring program update

Garfield Golden Grads News

Two newsletters will be mailed each year to members. The Garfield Messenger is responsible for the design and graphics of that newsletter as well as sharing student articles. You can also expect President’s letters emailed 4-6 times per year. Got a story for the newsletter? Submit your article, news, book review, or anecdote about Garfield, or send an interesting tidbit, sports news, and so on. Share the stories and news! The only stipulation is that it must be about Garfield and those who have attended.

For complete Guidelines for submitting news or to change your mailing address, click here on the Newsletter Guidelines.

student-run Messenger cover

Subscribe to The Messenger!

Garfield’s Messenger has been in existence since 1922. Currently under faculty advisor Mr. Tim Zimmerman, its staff has about 35 students. The Messenger reaches a diverse population of over 2000 students, faculty, parents, community members, and friends and family of students. It provides Garfield High School and the community news, information on what is going on, entertainment, and more.

Challenged by the pandemic and budget cuts, The Messenger is fighting for survival. To sustain itself, please subscribe to this twice-a-month newsletter. In addition to subscriptions, donations are a much-needed source of revenue.

Let’s support our Bulldogs!

GGG has developed a partnership with The Messenger. They are currently doing the designing, editing, and graphics for our Newsletters. Messenger staff are also writing two articles for each of our Newsletters, this year. We also have an opportunity to promote GGG in The Messenger by placing an ad. The Messenger staff has been instrumental in helping locate students who would be willing to help us with some of our current GGG needs.

Other Publications

For 100 years, Garfield High School students have proudly produced and published our beloved Annual: The Arrow. GGG has collected copies of The Arrow from most years, but we are still missing copies from these years:

  • 1940 and 1949
  • 1961-72

We also welcome copies of the Garfield literary publication, the Garfield Pen.

Thank you to the many people who have donated to our collection! If you have any Arrows or Pens to donate (or if you wish to purchase any extra copies we may have), contact Historian Lana Finegold at lanafinegold [@] msn [dot] com.

The final issue of the GGG Gazette was published in October 2023 and mailed to all members whose dues were up to date. If you would like to see a Gazette from 2015, click here to download it.

Reunions, Announcements, Class Events, Class Lists

Garfield High School Class of 1967Your Class Representative is the source of all the information about your Class Reunion, classmates and announcements pertaining to your class. Be sure you have registered your current contact information with your Class Rep. For a complete list of Class Representatives, click here.

Website Updates

Website updates are made semi-annually or as determined by the Web Manager. Updates include change of Officers and Chairs; change of Class Reps and other contacts; additions to Hall of Fame and other lists; addition or replacement of photos; and revisions to documents and forms. To contact the Website Manager, Pat Mouton, click here.