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  Garfield Golden Grads (GGG) Garfield High School, Seattle, WA Welcome to the Garfield Golden Grads website! Please explore, join the site, use the information to your best advantage, and let us know if you have any suggestions, corrections, or thoughts! -- Al Finegold '55, Webmaster afinegold@msn.com ~ GARFIELD SONGS WE ALL REMEMBER ~ Garfield Vagabond Song------Garfield Fight Song-------------Garfield Alma Mater (Come and join the chorus...)...........(Garfield High, our Alma Mater...).....(We stand to honor Garfield....) GARFIELD VAGABOND SONG Come and join the chorus, Sweeping all before us, Garfield on to victory. White and Purple wave, Symbols of the brave, Garfield on to victory. Forward, forward is the battle cry, Garfield High School spirit shall never die. Hear the crowd a-dinning, Our brave team's a-winning, Garfield on to victory! GARFIELD FIGHT SONG GARFIELD ALMA MATER Garfield Songs Available to GGG Members As a special treat for GGG members with computers, and thanks to the GHS Class of '59 reunion planning committee, we have music files of all three Garfield songs (the Vagabond Song, the Fight Song, and the Alma Mater) available to send to you via e-mail, along with the words to each. Just send an e-mail message to VP and Webmaster Al Finegold, with a subject of “Garfield Songs,” and Al will reply to your message with the song files (.mp3 format) attached, and the words in the text of the reply. The song files are not very long, so they won’t take more than a minute or two to download. They should be playable on your computer and can be copied to your portable music player or to a CD and played on your home or portable CD player or in some newer car systems. Contact Al at afinegold@msn.com. *IMPORTANT EVENTS & ANNOUNCEMENTS* NEW GGG WEBSITE FEATURE: WEB ALBUMS OF GGG EVENT PHOTOS (posted 7/27/10) A newly added feature of this website are computer web albums of photos of GGG luncheons, board meetings, and other events. GGG classes holding reunions or other social events, who wish to have photos of those events included as an album for all members to view, should contact webmaster Al Finegold at afinegold@msn.com to have them posted. To view the web albums, simply click on the link at the end of this article, and when that page comes up, click on the album you wish to view, then click on an individual photo to view it in a larger size or click on the Slideshow button just above the first photo, and the pictures will play automatically. You can adjust the time that each picture displays on your screen by moving your cursor to the bottom of the screen and changing the number of seconds up or down. Of special interest are the 19 photos of the large murals that festooned the halls and rooms of Garfield before being destroyed or removed during the 2006-2008 grand remodeling of the school. Many of you will remember some of the faces and scenes depicted -- Parker Cook, Quincy Jones, Bruce Lee, cartoons by Irwin Caplan, and many others -- and we'll be getting additional information on the murals from school officials that we'll post here. Enjoy all of them!! Click here for Web Albums GGG BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING MINUTES - JULY 14, 2010 (posted 7/27/10) The meeting was opened at 12:30 p.m. by President Joyce Konick. In her opening remarks, she stated this a good year for GGG, highlighted so far by a very enjoyable luncheon and the awarding of 19 scholarships to Garfield High School seniors. Board members attending were Carolyn Carpp '54, Joanne Cheever '45, Dori Cozine '47, Roger Croshaw '59, Mari Chan Eng '52, Theldona Esko '59, Al Finegold '55, Lana Finegold '59, Barb Hilliker '58, Dick Hinton '54, Lynn Jaffe '58, Mimi James '55, Joyce Konick '51, Vivian Lee '55, Diane Lovell '51, Duane Matthews '47, Madeleine Mennella '41, Mary T. Nelson '43, Marcie Riedinger '48, Jack Seeley '48, May Shimbo '53, Neal Shulman '56, Shelly Sidell '50, Lucile Spring '50, Aaron Vederoff '50, Barb Williams '51, and Pat Woodard '44. Also attending were guests Linda Shulman and Shirley Sidell. Aaron Vederoff told us that Harriet Siegel was absent as she had been in a car accident. She is recuperating well at home and will be back with us soon. Treasurer's Report: Treasurer Pat Woodard presented the financial report and said if there were any questions to please call her. She then announced that Ronald Lawrence '58 died recently and left GGG money in his will to fund scholarships for students going into education or journalism. The estate is in probate and details will come later. It was suggested that advice from a CPA or accountant would be helpful when matters like this occur. Membership Report: Membership Secretary Marcie Riedinger reported that there are 700+ members. Memberships are coming in slowly since the luncheon. She thanked Theldona Esko for her much appreciated assistance in helping to set up membership lists. She also stated the new post office box mailing system is working well. Historian: Historian Lana Finegold set up a small historical picture grouping and she will try to continue to bring a display to upcoming board meetings. The October Gazette will have an article about needed memorabilia, i.e. Arrows, Messengers, etc. There are historical items available for display at class reunions or get-togethers. Classes should contact Lana to borrow such material. Any items turned in to the historian should have the class year(s) and a brief description on the back of the item so we'll know what it is. Scholarship Committee: Joyce Konick reported for committee chair Conrad Carter. The scholarship committee interviewed 71 applicants (63% were female) and 19 were chosen to receive scholarships. Joyce said it was a difficult decision, but a moving and interesting experience. The official awards were given out at a Garfield assembly on June 1. Richard Hinton reported that the class of '54 gave five scholarships this year, and that so far they have given a total of 51 scholarships. Hall of Fame: Chair Neal Shulman thanked the committee for their work. There were 12 Hall of Fame nominations this year and five were honored at the annual lunch. All agreed it was an excellent group. Lovey Kershner is retiring from the committee and Al Finegold will take her place. Gazette: Editor Carolyn Carpp said the October issue is in draft format now, and the deadline for the October issue is August 15. Willie Minor has been a considerable help with pictures and is added as a photographer on the Gazette staff. Carolyn thanked Marcie Riedinger and Al Finegold for their work in getting membership lists computerized. Vice President: Report - Al Finegold reported that the GGG web site is up to date. A new feature is 2010 luncheon photos linked with Garfield songs. Class rosters are up to date and will be passed out at the end of the board meeting today to class representatives. Regarding Gazette mailings, Al said if you are a paid member but do not renew, you will receive Gazettes the next year and then be dropped from the mailing list. New GGG classes will receive one complimentary issue of the Gazette (the April issue) their first year, and then must join to receive further issues. Class rosters show who has paid, and class reps should try to get memberships renewed from those that haven't paid the current year yet. Luncheon - Al thanked the luncheon committee for their help, and especially thanked Barb Williams, who handled registration, Mary Eng, who did the booklet, and Willie Minor, photographs. Being added to the luncheon committee are Theldon Esko, who will do table seating and decorations, and Vivian Lee, who will take over the shirt sales this fall. There were 18 shirts sold at the luncheon and there are order forms on the web site and in the Gazette for those who wish to purchase the shirts. The total luncheon attendance was 241, and after expenses there was a $600 profit. Board members were positive about having the luncheon held at Garfield. The price is right, parking is satisfactory, and box lunches have many advantages. And, it's felt the student participation, enthusiasm, and entertainment is a big plus. A suggestion that the next annual luncheon be promoted as "Purple and White Day" for GGG attendees, who should wear those colors to the luncheon if they wish and have them, was well received. Please call Al Finegold with any luncheon ideas or suggestions. Old Business: Joyce commented on attending the Garfield Foundation fundraiser. It was held at Emerald Downs and the cost was $75. She feels the Foundation may look into other ways to fundraise. New Business: If you know of anyone who might be able to help with the various needs (class reps, treasurer's work), please let Joyce know. Re. class reps, it was suggested there be a Class Rep representative to answer questions from new class reps. This will be looked into. If you know of any roster changes, give them to Al Finegold and/or Marcie Reidinger. New class rep Dick Arensberg '51 will be sending written thank yous to anyone who donates $25 or more to GGG scholarships or memorials. There being no further business, the meeting was adjourned at 2:15 p.m. Respectfully submitted, Diane Dixon Lovell '51 Secretary ANNUAL GGG LUNCHEON AT GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL ON JUNE 19, 2010 - A "GROWLING" SUCCESS The annual GGG luncheon for 2010 was held in the Garfield High School Commons (the former auditorium) on Saturday, June 19, 2010. By all measures the day was a success. Beginning at 11 am, the attendees mingled for social time with classmates they may not have seen in some time, enjoyed refreshments, went on tours of the school, viewed historical memorabilia about Garfield and the GGG, and many bought Bulldog-embroidered polo shirts and sweatshirts. A luncheon, catered by Gretchen's Shoe Box Express of Seattle, and served by Garfield Associated Student Body (ASB) students, followed, and was in turn followed by the day's program. During the program, with immediate past president Aaron Vederoff '50 serving as MC, we heard GHS student Otieno Stephens-Terry welcome us by singing America The Beautiful, and the MC recognize Juneteenth Day, the incoming class of 1960, the GGG Class Representatives, and the 2010 Luncheon Committee. All GGG officers were then introduced, a video was played of GHS Principal Ted Howard II '85 receiving a recent $50,000 award on behalf of the school (see article below, including video link, entitled Honoring Garfield Principal Ted Howard), followed by Principal Howard providing remarks about Garfield's recent successes. A Key Player Award was then made to longtime GGG Treasurer Pat Weber Woodard '44, and five outstanding GHS graduates were inducted into the GGG Hall of Fame by Hall of Fame Chairman Neal Shulman '56. Those honorees, who each spoke briefly, were Maury Clark, Dedicated Humanitarian, '58; Dr. Judith Goslin Hall, Genetic Researcher and Medical Educator, '57; Bettie Sing Luke, Cultural and Historic Preservationist, '59; Dr. Charles Mitchell, Leader in Education, '59; and Gail Franzke Winberg, Advocate for the Needy, '59. Writeups on each honoree will be in the October 2010 GGG Gazette. The program concluded with thank-you's to GGG by two of the nineteen GGG scholarship awardees (graduating students Jessica Ortiz Garcia '10 and Tia Sonesouphab '10), additional musical and visual entertainment by GHS students Otieno Stephens-Terry, Adam Stansell, Graham Davis, and two dancing Bulldog Mascots, and the entire crowd singing the Garfield Alma Mater song. The event ended about 2 pm. A total of 260 GGG members and their guests registered for the luncheon, with 241 in attendance. The top five class registrations (members and guests) were the classes of 1959-44; 1951-24; 1949-22; 1955-19; and 1950-16. A special thanks to those classes and their class representatives. And a very special thanks to Jim Valiere, GHS Activities Coordinator & Athletic Director, who was the liaison and coordinator from the school's end, made all logistical arrangements, and obtained and supervised the student helpers. Income from the event slightly exceeded expenses, so the day was a financial success as well. Photographs of the event were taken and processed by GGG contributing photographer Willie Minor '58, and a slideshow of them may be viewed, accompanied by the "Big 3" Garfield school songs, by clicking here. Names of luncheon guests in each photo, keyed to the picture numbers, are here. Words to the three songs are at the top of this page. PASSING OF SECOND PRESIDENT OF GGG - NORMAN W. BLYE '37 The Board of Directors of the Garfield Golden Grads is saddend to learn of the passing of its second president, Norman W. Blye, on May 22, 2010. Norm was a founder of GGG in 1987 and served as President for the 1989-90 term. The folowing is from his obituary in the Seattle Times on May 28, 2010: Norman W. BLYE 12/27/1918 ~ 5/22/2010. Norman Witten Blye of Renton, WA was born in a house on Main St., Bellevue, WA to William and Ione Blye in 1918, the youngest of 7 children. He attended Bellevue and Leschi Grade Schools and graduated from Garfield H. S. in 1937. He was one of the founding members of the Garfield Golden Grads. He attended the UW. Norm met the love of his life, Esther Carlson, at the Trianon Ballroom in Seattle, and they were happily married for 66 years. Norm worked in the trucking business most of his life. A link to the Seattle Times obituary is here. HONORING GARFIELD PRINCIPAL TED HOWARD An article here and a You Tube video here detail Principal Ted Howard receiving a 2010 Alliance for Education Award -- and a $50,000 check for the school! The award is the Thomas B. Foster Award for Excellence, given to a Seattle secondary school principal for outstanding leadership. The GGG joins in congratulating Principal Howard and Garfield students and parents for this outstanding recognition. PLEASE NOTIFY THE MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY OF YOUR CHANGE IN CONTACT INFORMATION, AND NOTIFY THE OBITUARIES SECRETARY OF ANY DEATHS OF GARFIELD ALUMS If your address, phone number, e-mail address, or any other contact information for you changes, please notify Membership Secretary Marcie Cole Riedinger at mmrrosie@comcast.net or 206-546-2582. Because the Post Office doesn't forward or return copies of the GGG Gazette if they're sent to an old or bad address, you won't receive your copy if you'd don't let us know of the change. Likewise, if you know of, or read of, the death of a Garfield High School graduate from the class of 1960 or earlier, especially those who didn't live in the Greater Seattle area and their death might not be listed in the Seattle Times, please notify Obituary Secretary Laverne (Lovely) Kershner Smith at laverne_ks@yahoo.com or 425-739-9630. Notices of these matters should not be sent to the GGG Gazette editor or other officers. A LITTLE NOSTALGIA FOR THE "GOLDEN" GENERATION - THE MUSIC OF WW II For the nostalgia-minded, click on this link to hear songs -- perhaps 100 or more -- that you may have known well when growing up -- the music of the World War II era. After the program launches, scroll thru the list and click on any of the listed songs to hear it, click on the Songlist link near the top of the page to see a printable song list, click on the Lyrics link to find lyrics, etc. Play it...and play with it! You'll no doubt have some fun, and some great old memories. APRIL 2010 GGG GAZETTE SHOULD HAVE ARRIVED......... (revised 4/17/10) The April 2010 issue of the Gazette was printed on April 7, 2010, and mailed out by the Postal Service beginning on April 8. All members who have paid their 2009 and/or 2010 GGG dues should have received their copies (see the exceptions in the next article below). If you haven't paid your 2010 dues yet ($15), please use the Dues Form on page 2 of the issue (or print it from the link below) to renew your membership. At the same time, you may wish to send in your Luncheon Reservation form on page 25 of the Gazette ($26 per attendee) (also on a link below) to reserve a spot for the annual GGG luncheon on June 19, 2010, again this year at Garfield High School. And please do remember that to attend the luncheon, all Garfield graduates who are eligible for GGG membership (graduated GHS 50 or more years ago) must have their current GGG dues paid. WHO RECEIVED THE APRIL 2010 GGG GAZETTE? (revised 4/17/10) Issues of the April 2010 Gazette were mailed to all members who paid their $15 GGG dues for 2009 and/or 2010. Copies were not sent to those who our membership records show paid no dues for 2009 and 2010; to those who our records show were deceased since the last issue in October 2009; to those for whom we have no mailing address in our records; and to those members whose spouse is also receiving a copy or who designated a summer/winter split in their address. If you didn't receive an issue of the April 2010 Gazette that you expect because you're a paid up member and don't fall within one of these exceptions, please contact Membership Secretary Marcie Cole Riedinger at mmrrosie@comcast.net or 206-546-2582, or temporary Mailing List/Class Roster keeper Al Finegold at afinegold@msn.com or 425-747-5742. FORMS FOR 2010 DUES, LUNCHEON, AND VOLUNTARY SCHOLARSHIP FUND DONATIONS (posted 4/1/10) -- Link to 2010 Dues Form - to join the GGG or renew your membership -- Link to 2010 Luncheon Reservation Form - luncheon form for paid-up members and their guests -- Link to 2010 Luncheon Article - details about the June 19, 2010 annual GGG luncheon at Garfield High -- Link to Voluntary Scholarship Fund Donation Form - for those wishing to make a scholarship contribution at any time of the year. GGG's CURRENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS, AND HONOREES IN THE GGG HALL OF FAME (posted 4/1/10) -- Officers, Commitees, and Past Presidents - for the 2009-2011 term -- Class Representatives - for the 2009-2011 term, representing classes graduating from 1934 to 1960 on the GGG Board -- Hall of Fame Awardees & Key Players - 1990 (inception) to 2010. Write-ups on 2010 honorees will be in the Annual Luncheon program and in the October 2010 GGG Gazette. PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION (posted 4/1/10) If your name, mailing address, phone number, or e-mail address has changed recently, or since you sent in your last Dues Form, or since we last contacted you, please notify Marcie Riedinger, our Membership Secretary, at mmrrosie@comcast.net. In the future, some notices to members, for such things as free GHS theater, concert, or sports event tickets, may have to be sent by e-mail only because of the shortness of time available. GGG WELCOMES THE GHS CLASS OF '60, THE "NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK" The GGG Board of Directors welcomes the Garfield High School Class of 1960 into the Golden Grads circle of alums. Members of that class with valid mailing addresses on file with their reunion planning organization, Reunions With Class, will receive a complimentary copy of the Spring 2010 GAZETTE, and all who join GGG as members (2010 membership form here) are invited to attend the June 19, 2010 annual luncheon in The Commons at Garfield High (the old auditoruim), and will receive the Fall 2010 GAZETTE as well. Davidson Dodd has been selected as the Class of '60 representative to the GGG Board of Directors. HONORING MARCUS TSUTAKAWA, GARFIELD ORCHESTRA DIRECTOR (posted 10/14/09) The NW Asian Weekly Foundation is honoring Marcus Tsutakawa, Garfield High School Orchestra Director and a renowned musician in the Seattle community, as one of the "Asian Pioneers in Music" on Friday evening, Oct 16th, at the China Harbor Restaurant on Westlake Ave in Seattle. The public is invited to attend. Details are in the following links: -- Flyer on the event: http://www.pioneers.nwasianweeklyfoundation.org/ -- Invitation Form: http://www.pioneers.nwasianweeklyfoundation.org/tickets.html -- Details on each of the honorees: http://www.nwasianweekly.com/?s=pioneers+in+music -- Article on Marcus Tsutakawa: http://www.nwasianweekly.com/2009/10/a-class-act-marcus-tsutakawa%c2%a0/ ORDERING "SADIE" DVDs (posted 9/20/09) The October 2009 GGG Gazette has both a form and instructions for ordering a SADIE DVD (see additional details three articles below this one). Please send you order in to Joyce Siegel Konick or Al Finegold, along with a check for $10 for one or $15 for two DVDs, made out to GGG Scholarships. Orders will be filled as soon after receipt as possible. As you know, all net proceeds from the sale of the DVDs go into the GGG General Scholarship fund to support college or university costs of meritorious Garfield seniors whose applications have been reviewed by both Garfield High and the GGG Scholarship Committee. ARTICLE ABOUT A GARFIELD GRAD/GGG MEMBER WHO MADE A DIFFERENCE (posted 9/4/09) Here's a link to a Sept. 2, 2009 Seattle Times front page article about GGG member Jack Cordova, Garfield '46, who is closing his Georgetown area pharmacy after nearly 48 years of close and special service to his customers: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/health/2009788753_pharmacy02m.html SAVE THE DATES: Free Garfield Theatre Tickets for Paid-Up GGG Members (originally posted 9/3/09) The parent-support group, Supporters of Theatre at Garfield (STAGE), is once again pleased to offer free admission to Garfield Golden Grads members for the following '09-'10 season Garfield High School Theatre Department productions. All plays are at the Quincy Jones Performing Arts Center at Garfield High School, 400-23rd Avenue (23rd & Jefferson Street), Seattle. Both school parking lot and nearby street parking are available. Tickets are free to paid-up Garfield Golden Grads members. Non-GGG members are welcome also, at $10 for adults and $7 for students and seniors. No reservations are necessary. GGG members should simply identify themselves at the box office before 7 pm on the date(s) they choose to attend. Their names will be on a list at the box office. . SPRING MUSICAL - "CURTAINS" - Wednesday, May 26, 2010 and Wednesday, June 2, 2010 - 7 pm - FREE ADMISSION TO GGG MEMBERS - This is the Garfield Musical Theatre class production of the Tony Award-winning musical directed by teacher Stewart Hawk. A backstage murder mystery set in Boston in 1959. The cast and crew of a Broadway-bound musical all become suspects after the the show's leading lady mysteriously drops dead onstage while taking her final bow to the sound of applause. Nominated for 8 Tony Awards, and winner for Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical (David Hyde Pierce, who also played Dr. Niles Crane on Frasier) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curtains_(musical) Please check the dates and other details on the STAGE website -- www.garfieldstage.org, -- as changes in dates or times sometimes occur later in the school year. And many thanks to Dorothy Orzel, President, STAGE, and the STAGE organization for their generosity to GGG. PS: To get an idea of what student productions look like, click on the following link to see cast photos from this past spring's The Mystery of Edwin Drood: http://www.flickr.com/photos/41570727@N03/. You'll be impressed! SADIE, SADIE, WHAT A LADY: GARFIELD HIGH SCHOOL'S 102-YEAR YOUNG KEEPSAKE. HER DVD IS AVAILABLE FOR SALE TO BENEFIT GGG SCHOLARSHIS (posted 8/14/09) All of you who were at the Garfield Golden Grads (GGG) luncheon on June 20, 2009 at Garfield High School saw the wonderful DVD video made for the occasion by Sadie Steinberg Mintz, the 102-year old Garfield graduate [103 years old and still going strong as of Feb. 26, 2010!!], Class of 1923, and inductee into the 2009 GGG Hall of Fame. Sadie lives in Los Angeles, is a one-of-a-kind Hollywood legend who has been photographed with such youngsters as Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, once had Mary Pickford as a landlady, and has more personality and energy at 102 than many of us did at age 22! Sadie has graciously given us permission to sell copies of her DVD, her tribute to "growing up Garfield," with the net proceeds going into the GGG General Scholarship Fund. To make it accessible to as many Garfield alums and other Garfield High School supporters as possible, we've priced the DVD at $10 each, or two for $15 for those who would like to buy an extra copy as a gift for a friend or relative, or as a "reunion" gift for a former classmate/friend. To order a copy of the DVD, either (1) print and fill out the "Sadie DVD" Order Form on this website, or (2) complete the "Sadie DVD" form in the October 2009 issue of the GGG Gazette, or (3) simply include your name, address, phone number, and email address on a sheet of paper -- please PRINT clearly -- and mention the Sadie DVD. Send your order, along with your $10 or $15 check made payable to Garfield Golden Grads Scholarship, to Joyce Konick, 16971 65th Lane NE, Kenmore, WA 98028, or to Al Finegold, 1414-179th Ave. NE, Bellevue, WA 98008. DVDs will be sent out shortly after receipt of your order. Check the GGG website for any further information on the DVD, or on any short mailing delays because of vacations. And please know that the net proceeds from sales of the DVD will be going to a great cause -- scholarships for meritorious, college--bound Garfield seniors whose applications have been screened by both the school and the GGG Scholarship Committee. To make it easier for readers to navigate this website, the following are the key pages that are currently available. You may click the links below, which are the same as the ones on the left side of this Home page, to go directly to a webpage. Please let the webmaster know if you encounter a problem of any kind in accessing the pages, or have any suggestions for improving the website. About Us - a few words about what GGG is and what we do as an organization Membership Criteria and Benefits - a brief description of GGG membership eligibility criteria and membership benefits Using This Website - some quick navigation instructions for this website. More to come. Home Page Articles Continued - used where necessary for the remainder of long Home Page articles GGG Privacy and Member Contact Policy Bulldog Bricks Class-By-Class News & Photos GGG Board Vacancies GGG Bylaws GGG Policy or Procedures Changes or Clarifications Garfield Passages Links to Other Garfield & Related Web Sites Messages for the Webmaster Person-to-Person Messages Profiles of Success Reunion & Party Halls & Other Venues Stuff for Sale Suggested Changes to Website "Where in the World Is...........???" Attachments Archived Articles and Other Items AND MORE DETAILS OF INTEREST... Other news and items of interest are on the subsidiary pages to this Home page. 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