Garfield Heights High School History

[@J.H.HOLLIDAY]

2:38 Lynette Kopp & Chris Dugas. .... 2 of my favorites in the class of 1981..... hope they are doing well ! George Farr 2:41. went to elementary school with him.. wonder of his brother Homer is alive

[@elainezizkacrandall5716]

Great community back when I was growing up... born in the 50's and a '74 grad. So many great memories, we were taught at home "if you get in trouble in school, you'll have worse waiting for you at home." My brothers did get swats during their jr and sr high school years and my parents were all for it. Robert Frost poem "nothing gold can stay" always stuck with me since 11th grade (Mr. Toneff's English class)... looking back now it's pretty fitting in what Garfield Hts. looks/deals with today.

[@skorpyo331]

The memories, I was on wrestling team in 80s and went to State. And used to sled behind that school. Awesome memories.

[@Dumb0-Stuf]

I’m literally still here.

[@andrewhynst543]

Nice video Im even in it lol when we one the division in hockey great times and awesome memories

[@kkeith01]

Wow.... Nicely done. I'm even in the video.

[@kjk7611]

I used to work at the Garfield Movies b/f they closed down.

[@DjTina12]

Blast from the past....I ws one of the first flag girls/color guard...graduated 1978

[@vumilianyanya4217]

I wanna go to this school class of 2024

[@iac4357]

@ 3:05, Hey, there I am !

[@scottfranklin7908]

3:57 #54

[@aidenc7271]

My grama went there in 1977

[@carmenvitale855]

Garfield heights the school cheer is 2468 all the girls are 3 weeks late

[@chuckmane9120]

Where's the 90s

[@Trentnick98]

Wow back then it looked like Garfield had not many black people enrolled there shame

[@Lawless66007]

That’s because they didn’t want us going to their schools. There weren’t that many of us that lived in the deep part of Garfield and the ones that lived up the hill off E.131st were forced to attend Cleveland Public Schools. Our parents used to go to the townhall meetings demanding us to attend, since we lived in the city of Garfield, because most of us were bused to the west side just to go to school.

[@kjk7611]

Was that the Cranwood district?