Queen Anne High School - Grizzly Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 196 of the 1919 volume:

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UW XIX-V M IM-Ni V' XNJVHVI L:I.!.r1u4,f'l1L'-n VI!-mx l1Mx.u-ilrl-Mm lm' IH-,wx sw' X- ' ' ' ,MW ,,,, X H ., Ji I' ,.j, H JJ, ,N Ml xl :LI-wltlui -11, :r1vlKV.YK 1 rM 0 ww. wr- -g rf-4 -1 I sr -lv fl 'A - I'1l'w'v-I 1'.- H X4 K-L gw I 'Hum wE.:':'4!x-:x 'f Q'f H Wi' R 1'-ww-41 V if 1- xv m,.'-:U xx swwuw-V Y S'-'g ' Xl- A II' I 71, .IP XY' i ,114I4' t'1 1 IT Yqrrfvx' SEHIURS W I -n'Y-r-un Otto L Luther PYIHCIDSI Wallacf' MncMurrav Class Advxsor Mnrgaret Durbm Class Advisor V A , . ff, ,V,' A, ,,.. iw ,,:d,4v I-JK ' leg - 2' - ' QQ . fi V- ,' ' x. - X . . gi. , x . . I V , P+ wl., - - , Y .. X, , I - . V ' o Q , I up Samoa FFICERS Harold Rames Presxdent Lenorr- Mc-Phereon Secretars Ronald Walks-r Vu: President Kllgore Marfarlane' Treasurer 5 9 I Y I 0 ' K s -- A ml ,NA , 4 , A V 'ka-fi x x -m 1' . ' 4 'x A, 3 .Qf'.g fr A D J ,..'a.1. . ..x' 4 James Bryan President John Reagan Treasurer Edythe Armstrong. Secretary James Howe, Vice-President AD NMS XRL l INF NAARIIH Fnterecl l l IQI-4 from XX est ueen nne Q1 rls C lul C A X Span sr Club Clee C lul I ALLILYN FDXK XRD Lntereel from We t ueen Anne Sept I9I5 Classl resrdent Z Second Team Football 3 lxuay Edrtor 4 Clrarrman rom Fnterenls X l Q at L ofw l Ill ALLSOPP NELI M Entered an l9l6 from Coe C as Vrce Pres 2 Cnty Debate Wrangler: G A A Girls Club Latin Club A future ulgraqefle ARCHER GLENXVOOD E. Entered Sept I9I5 from Coe Wrang lers Pres 4 Debate Manager 4 All Cnty Yell Leader 4 State Debate 3 4 City Debate 3 Commercral Club 3 4 n mgs Play3 B A A C Sec 81 Treas 4 Kuay Staff Cla Prophet Somt unlors are nlcc Pag fitteen A View f 7' t t 7 llfq wg nfl TNQ XRMS I RONC, DVC IGH I A ntered an I9lb frrmMerccr Clas Ba etball 2 3 4 lst leam Bas et a I HH XRN19 I RONG EDX IHF M nterecl lieb l9I 7 from Xvarren Ave num C ass Sec 4 G A A urs C u S D C Freshman lx olle Qom Senior Ball C c m Selmool J ay C ast 4 xc lglynzzs fu pn nu YXKII XRNOLD HAZEL l nlered gc-pt I9I5 from Georgetown G A A Girls Club Latin Club Sunny wrllnn uni nu! mul XTLESON CLARENCE ILARL hntered Sept t9I5 from Warren Ave Pres A A Basketball Manager l leam Football 3 4 lst Team Base b ll l 2 3 lst Team Basketball 3 4 Mndget Football and Basketball l 2nd Team Football 2 Class Basketball and ootball l A A l 2 3 4 Spam Club A bold bad man Page sixteen BAN RS SYDNEX ALLEN Entered Sept l9l5 from Yves! Queen Anne Pres Spanish Club 2 Mixer Com 4 Valednctorran An honor to lfre honor roll BARMAN WINII RED lx Eentered Sept I9I8 from Lcomls Wash A C0f71l'Iy fllllll BECK GERTRUDE Entered Sept l9l6 from Mercer Latln Club Commerclalclub Gnrls Fugu tof urn anlulnway r :ly IJ lru BROWN DORO FHA M Entered Feb l9l5 from Warren A A Glrls Sophomore IJHI' y Com Senior Ball Com Col len flair is a farfunc uni also u fortune huntrr Page seventeen Club. C.. A. A. Gln Cm. ' ., , . C.. . . ' ' . 1 W NCNIIHD CI 1 ILJDI nts-red qept 1917 from Belllngbam asm Irs u L A -X 51an ill, x J Q in r BROXVNI ltl D OW EN n 1 c 9 l9l7 rvm Belllngnarxx W a lx ll 1 IK ll NL! n f-rzd l mn C eo clown ll' U 7 X gpanlsh U I BRH AIN j-XMI S NK ILDLFX Pntmuccl Sept l9I5 from olmn ay a s re s ass rc reas X X -l Baslcetballcapt 4 Znd leam Foe lball 2 lst lneam Football 3 lst lic-am Basketball 3 4 Class Basketball seball 5 4 Qlly Debate 'Vllxer Qom XY ranglers Xwxnner mf OT3lOflC8l Qon let 3 Pxcnlc Com Commencement Cflm vlllllflllk xx 4 Page eightf--n CALDER JLSSIIL nlered Sept l9I5 from Inlelbas ass Haskell all I 2 3 4 Comn C um Orchestra Day LII rfrl mlfl 1 LII XDBOLRNIIL C I I XRLE9 X I-nlerc-LI Sc-pt I9l-I rom XX ln I X asl Ira Ic IVIanag,er 4 Spam In u c as I 1' xm x a a Ic 5 7nd Icam Baskelba e dar 4 seIJaII I 7 ass rar S '1 Q I INNDLLR GR XCE MARX I nt:-red gept l9I8 from Ixo ter W a I1 X A Girls u m 1 g v Il ns, CIIEYNE FLOREINCIL MARX I'ntcrecI Sept I9I-I rom ConforcI ommerclaI QIUIJ G X X c-c Cub filrzns plhzf f 711 Page ineteen if A ...f LHRISTENSON EARL L nterecl Sept l9l 5 from Xxfarren Awe apt Baseball leam 3 4 A A Span nh lub Zncl leam Basketball Base ball lwldgets l 2 lst Team l-ootball rn 1 lv lgzll I row punch CHRIS I ENSEN RU I ll l' nt:-red Sept l9l6 from Mercer Class Bas etball l 2 3 4 G A. A urls Club l-rencl1 Club 511 1 rn lncl aware hon: llunqs lm: l lv one Cook MARJORIL l nterecl Sept l9l5 from West ucen Xnee G A A Girls Club French Club Latm Club G C lnlcs 3 tr nu hmm llxru my unc COOKE MARGARFFI lSABE.LL Entered Sept I9I5 from olm Hay C-urls Club Clee Club Mlxer Com 4 Commenrement Com Hom: l rn honesl lm Page twenty CRAIG CHARIOI IE I Entered Sept I9I5 from loc Cnrls Club Wranglers Glee Club G A A S D C School Play Cast 3 MIXEI Com 4 T1 lfllll anlpunt 1 nlu :U CUR FIS MARGUERIII M Entered Feb IQI6 from olmn ax GleeCIub Spec ch r ui L DAVIDbON JEAN F DXVINA Entered Iqeb l9l5 from West ueen 'Xnne French Club C- A 'X Curl C ub She slxll Ioolgs lno y ung DAVIS ETHELYN I UCII F Entered Feb I9l5 from Oregon Span ash Club Economlc Club Girls Club Thffe I5 Sofnclhlng very Dllnfllilg m her manner Page t enty one i 35 in is 8' DI- MINC. LONA CRACPA nten-1.1 Qept 1918 from Be11mg1'mam X ash G X X C-lr1s u1'u nvlm D1 NNI? ANNE .IOQ1 PHIIN1 Entered Sept 1915 from Warren Asc Commercual Club Swlmmmg C1u1J Glee Club Glrls Club mn a c mn lx D1L1ON1 R01 L NE NX E11 nt:-red feb 1915 from 1 ovse11 C1as S 7 Chalrman gem-'mr Mixed C nm tate Debate 3 A XY ranqlers 1 2 3 4 1res11men De bale Znd Team Baskc-t1da11 4 ll fv f 101117111 DOILRRER ERMA N IV1 NN Entered Sept 1915 from Warren Axe Curl Club C 'X A Picnic Com 5 1 1 S 01 wr Pug twenty two DOUCJLASS VVFSLEH H hntcred Now I9I6 from Bellmgham Xi ash BaseballManager4 lst Team Football 4 lst Team Baseball 2 3 4 l t Team Basketball 4 N A cp 11 p ou r qu I DREVH H HORENCE 'VI XBLP Entered Sept l9l5 from lnterbaw State Debate 4 G rls Club l 2 3 4 anlsl1 Club a ln lub l X ranglf-rs C A A I 2 3 lf fly ar n I 111 Uullconlcnlc 11115 DURLAND HELEN ALVILRDX Entered Sept l9l5 from Concord C0mmCfCl8lClUl3 G A A Glee Club Sf: nur S on QUILIIU I'll1l Iv II EASIMAN AUSTIN V Entered Sept 1915 from lnterlbav lnlcllngs latin Club Ihr- Ecnflcman rs full of xxrluc bOl1f'llL I1 orlh anl palwnce P gf- t enty three- A sis 'P Q -Sw 'I 1 EHlENBPClx ADELLN XNNA Entered Ieb l9l6 from Coe Girls C ub 1 Il11IlOU111lUU2111 x a n I-RNSI IPRON HFNRY hntered Feb I9I3 from VC arren Ave 7nd Team Basketball 4 Class Basket ball 2 3 4 Class Baseball 3 4 IDISL-fill? 1m K1 .s1u1cn1 ERNSI R XL! ll- L lxA I I IFRYN l' nlerccl l el: l9l5 from Warren Ave C-lrs Club G A A Glce ub So 1vuxom 1v1v11u un1 1e1wonaI1 ILYLILR MARION I Entered Vela 1916 from ohn Hay G A A Cnrls Club Nom numc 1ur 17111 10 prune Page twenty four FILNGLFR IFONA N Entered Sept l9l4 from Broadwax Hlgh Cllfls o lu merry lvesl becomes you l ERRlS RU l ll MARIGOLD Entered Oct l9l7 from Portland Orc- G A A Grrls Club Spamsh Club S D 4lv1l1!U no! rrclr 4 mslrlule uw ull: FGY CARMEN SYLX IA Entered Feb l9l6 from Hastmgs N braslca ClassVrce pres l Class Pres 2 Sec C A A 4 French Club Qoplmo more Party Com lVl1xer Com 3 lllwavs ready lo enjoy a goml lolf FRANKS RUTH FLORENCE Entered Sept l9l5 from lnterbay G A A Girls Club We must be young lo do great llungw Page twenty five '1 v ,V . 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'r C 'W-, , ' K ,X , P '1 A .A :sr Qi' I RI USUN I SI n and Qc-pt I 7 Irum Union nh aah Girls CIuIw X X Iqrenrm C um unlor I rf I C Ixuav 5 a -I qaIuIatxr1an HIL7 I KK CU L1 XLP YO I IDXX XRD I' I-.bl Ent: ruI 'ic-pt IQI 7 from W xrren Axe om I Clulw Q am I1 C IuIm genmr BaII Qom rr rr I :I un flcvcf ui stun I pumlmg m QI s QJREENIL IOI IN W Il I ARD hntfxrd Sept l9I 7 from Cnc- A A atm QIuIs Iqncnr I1 CIuIv Znd Icam OOII all 1 Sp uf LLI I INI R ID X MAX Plld flflm oln ax rf'n4I1 Q IuIn r Q u J S D C Sm-mor BaII om flu Ifuux IVIAII Page twenty slx IIXRDI M XIX RLISSI I I X nlered Sept l9l 3 from XX est uecn nne X Ice I res NK rangler -I I-renclm Clublrr-I a Iasca A urls ulx IVI xc-r cm C IUC nnl 4 Ss :mmm Club C mmen emenl 'ipc alcer I I II XRIVIOW IRILNI LI XRX I' nlered Csepl I9l D from XX eel ueen 'Xnne C-urls Club W rangler ec u 5 LIHUI Ivclfllvlflnfurvu om I IARRINC, ION M XRQUI RI II Entered Sept l9l6 frcm ranlclm II Q C-urls Club J I IARRISON XX I HI X Interval Sept IQI6 from Tacoma Wah Inkllng rr un I manner are mor xprr sn than nzorl PK ,411 be fr X, O' H -X I' I OV RUTH GENEVIEVE Entered Sep! l9l5 from ohn Flay Gxrls Q lub xx ranglers Pres Cnty De bale Nate Debate Lzf rs a jolf anfull things show 11 at rs! I though! 1 anl non: I lgnon: rl HAYI: L ELLEN M Entered Sept I9I 5 from W lst uc-1 n Anne French Club Q A A Girls C ub HEA I H I IAZEL LURENE Entered Feb l9l7 from Carson Xvash r flutx G A Sh and rmlurezf anl happy go luc y HEII SLHI- R HERBERT H Entered Sept I9I J from Warren Ave Class Sec 2 Wranglersl 2 3 4 I k llngsl Z 3 4 Commerclalclub Latin Cu 23 AAI234 Fresmen Debate Sophomore Party Com Herb rl I5 nun m hrs own small may Page twenty enght 1' r E A I , 1 .4 ' C I I C l I k ' , fi K7 sr -- 1 Vu - .. . '- Q e I . Kimi words never Jia Ci Is' T . . . A. u is g 4 I b . ' . . . . . . . h ,, .... .. C . , HILLENVARE IHERESA E Entered Feb l9l6 from ohn Hay Class Basketball 3 Girls Club French Club G A A hay llml stunt hzqh lun mam: lvlnls lo 'alfa them HIN VON IREVF G Entered Sept l9l7 from X ancouwer B C Gxrls Club C A A I am not If th light fealhtr to shulfe 0 mu fr: nl wlun he mu I n t HQXWARD RODNPH -I Entered Feb l9l6 from ohn llay P m lrffcrence iw 1' f fltfyfl' HOWE JAMES BLAKE JR Entered a l9l6 from XX est ueen Anne French Club Vtee Pres Xvrang lers Sec Managmg Editor of lxuay 4 Chalrman Senuor Ball Com Clas Vice Pres 4 S D C School Play Cast 4 Latm Club lnlclmgs State Debate 4 Senior Picnic Com As innocent as a new luzt 022 Pug t ty nme Z HT ' . 1 lx 'L' H 1. sz - U .. - c c KY ' H V 'C 1 ' 5 001 x YIIUH ,, , A nfce un articular man, full of swvcl l J , A ' Q . . i .. . .I .. , nz 3 S P fr :,- 0 wen - A QN- Li HOWE WELL? RFID XR hntvred l eb l9l-4 fn ml awton Mud get Baseball 5 IH HI HUNTER Xl I XN XVIII I XM Fntered Sept lqlfl from Vancouvf-r r 3 Zn lcam ootball 3 s A 'X 7nd Team Football 5 lst leam Fool ball -l lraalc 3 -l lqnncb Club Latin u lxuax tal C1 at l ran a ac l nl C c m Q balrman Ill I ll I KLRI L X DOR X Pntmecl SPIN l9l6 from nbn Hav C la Ba l-cf-tlmall Z gxummmg, Club l Z am Club 7 C rls Club l -X -l lqrcnnb C u Q lu l l lay a IKCYCOH' 4 l 'll ffl jXX 'VIXBEI Xl CE Entered Sept I9I5 from Concord Tennlb Commer xal Club Qwnmmmg Cub ll zppv aml fr fr rn cur um Pag thut jEFFE.RSOlN FRANK I EXVIS Entered Sept l9l7 from Brcmertt Xvash YUII II I HHH JOHNSON E I 'I N LOUISE Entered l9ID frrm C e Ixuay a 4 ClrIs Ctubl Z 3 4 C X 3 4 French C u 4 a ln Club Commerclal Club C-lrIs mx 3 1 rz lnngra 1 IOHNSON GFNFVIh.X E D Entered Sept 1913 from West ueen XneGAAI23-1 GlrIs ua l'6nL Ll 3 ll'l Club Inklmgs 3 cr fzarr I5 no mar Irglwl llmn I r 1 I JORGENSEN ALF P Entered Sept l9I5 from Interbay Spannsh Club X A 1 lure Io all that mav become a man Page th' ty-one 'awww- ,K 4. . til pf 'th jUDY EDRIE ROXANNA Entered Feb I9I6 from Warren Ave Glee Club G A A Ctrls Club mx 3 Wllflll will ml an 1 willy jUDY VIVIAN DORIS lint:-red Sept l9I 5 from Warren Axe Ctrls Club G A A 4 quxcl lvorlfu alumus on the job jUVO'Nll N IRENL l ntvred Sept l9l8 from Butte Mont C X A C Ol l nllun 1 worth mort han llnr nl 1120 RINGSBFRRY MABEL K Entered Sept l9l7 from Maple Xral ley Wash A p a ml nly of lmppznt Page t.h1x-ty two KAISER, CLADYS A. Entered Sept., l9l5, from Coe. ..WIll'flCt'lSll1!J learning? KELLOGG ELI? ABETH Entered Feb l9l6 from Yakima Waslr A l 4 G C la 4 French Club JS D C All Ill mls Huy .mule Dill n comm lhru ilu rv KRALJKLIS MILDA C Entered Sept l9l6 from Lawton G A A Glrls Club I foam l 1 ry rn Inznq an 1 lauglumg KUENSTLE EMMA R Entered Sep! l9l5 from Concord A qlllCl17H58 and mill m acllon Page thxrty three Y '? RN ww? V1 nf? 9 f' rf KUMPH, VIOLA Entered Septq l9l5, from Xvest Queen Anne. G. A. A. Girls' Club. S. D. C. Commerrial Club. Class Bas- luvtball 2. Gentle of speech LARSON AGNES L hnlerecl Qept l9l6 from Broadway ll S French Club G A A Curl: lux ln llxy fzc lsec u map rf honor lrull: anzl loyally LAURIDSEN LH LIAN M Entered Sept l9l5 from Coe G A A C-urls Club Commercralclub French C ub A merry hcarl goes all day LA VIOLLTTE DORIS WINDEN Entered Sept l9l6 from l..lncoln H S Grrls Club Treas 3 Wranglers State Debate 3 Cnty Debate 3 G A A l Z 3 4 lnlcrngs A prodxgy of lcarmng Page thxrty four LAXVYER JULIA ANN Entered Sep! I9I8 from Slexensullc Mont G1rIs CIub C A A Co Ilmu forlll and forlum play upm Ilvy prosperous helm LECIXFNBY DORO I I IX Entered Sept l9IJ from West ueLn Anne Cnrls Club G A A Fremll CIub CIassBasIcetbaII Sw1mm1ngCIuI S as f ,mlm 1 mul lr IS all amj I LEIBLY INEZ ODELLIA Entered I-eb I9l5 from Vvarren Aw C-urls Club AII her free HTIPUISIIL aclmg ls so charming so lrslraclzng' LESSER KATHRYN MARION Entered Sept l9I5 from Xvarren Axe Clrls Club Pres 4 G A A French Club I 2 Cbalrman Freshmen Frohc Com unnor Prom Com All lfml is beaullful shall abuf Page thirty Bve y T' IINIIX P XLIIINP EDIIII I' ntc-red gel! IQI6 from Lmcoln II Q W rangIcrs L X X Debate 4 If I ,DI U U' nm Iom n :th mxrlh LLOX D KA I III RINE. M Entered Sept I9It'J from I-Ioly AngeI5 17' nulumlm V Ill 11.1 'XIAIIOINI H LAIIIERINE X I'ntc-red Feb l9l8 from Broadwav H S Cuts Club G A A Th Qla s of fashron Mck XY LORRAINE Entered Sept I9I7 from Des Molnes Wash G A A Sonnv ilu I5 full of fun Trufu II frlzmf lo In won Page tlurty sx , . I. .b I - I 1 I ' I. L T ., , A Y . - , MII 1 mfxctf rcuxox 'Ill plc surt' nl .AXCacIemy. Sil8hISII'CIUb. Hfhcrc ix Iilllv I ' e If ' I .. cu K Ak . .. . D .X Mel E XN NLEX M Entered an from afren xx? Bas etball 3 4 Football 3 4 A X Spanlsh Glef Commercial C ub rv Q nll n uni cnmci nc MLLIL XIN M XRG XRLI LOUISE Entered Feb I9l6 from XX est ueen Xnne G A A Vice res and Pres Class Basltetball Girls Club om mercial Club I U I fl 5 IL HIGH IHCS I KIIVK 'VIQPHILRSON LENORE Entered Feb IQI6 from ohn ll W as Sec 4 G A A Girls u l 2 5 4 unior l rom Com ua Staff 4 Cc mmercial Club 7 3 chestra niaL 1 I ni music hut L Inc In raqtrrnc MAC FARL NNE W lxll GORE ntered Feb from Coe ran lers l 2 4 Pres 4 Commercial Club l Z 3 4 Class lres 2 Fres men Debate lresliman Frolic Com Sophomore arty Com S D C 3 n lungs 4 Class Treas 4 Senior Ball Com School llay cast 2 4 Debate manager 3. B ys' A. A. l, 2, ,, . Chairman Senior Pin Com. Kuay staff 2 3, 4. Editor in Chief Kuay . 'iruen lic fast because they live so fast Page thi ty-s v 'ii ,IF ,v 1114's 1' r- 'R'- NI XI I OX XNN X M XRIE I nhrmI gap! IQIU from XY es! ueen nn X. X LUIS CIuI3 om r 1aIC r Ing' lfrux a Ium n omun IX X ION jO9I IIIIYI AI I QI J Ir: m XX eil uu-n Ann: L- X X Gul QIuI: CLmmerclaICIu HIIII !ruIL I lppy nL c' IXI XRIBOLRC XLICL IQLEANOR IYDIPYPCI I-1-I l9l6 from 0 n Hay I dim Club I-lench CIuIv G1rIs Cub 1 ll rrvnmm qua: MAR I IN HELEN Entered gc-pt I9l5 from Inlerbay C-1rI Club C-IeeCIub I ul: rn iflllllg ll smrlmg facc Page th rty-e ght MARRIOIT GEORGE l n ered lc-lm I9Iu from C wnmorcl l l1eamBa lutl all l Z Znnl len l l lst lcam Basmlla u n I nl un mg, lm! f m l gunllu 1 an I ln zulzfullu IVFUIIHIII uf. MAURIIN SIGN! IVX D hnterecl l9I8 from olmn l lu lnltlm Treas Vlran lers Z 3 QOIHHICYLIW Clulx 4 Qlee C lub I nlf Il r I u MILBX VIRNICI D ntered qept l9l7 fr m Broadxwty G X A Grrls uJ ll ns! lvmmng I r p I mul tu MORL. KN RU I Il I IEI FN Entered gept I9l5 from Seattle Sem mary Vlf ranglers l res blrlb C ub G A A Glee Club French Cluln Slate Delnale Commencement Com 1 fllfll r lu 11111 uni nughlv than u ,HQ lull om P g thlrtv mne IW' KH g A 1 'VIYERS WENDEI L BLAKE I'nlcrecI Sept I9l3 from ohn Hay Ire men I'-oolI:aII 'X A 1,1 11 fly upon If: lv: of llwc num! NFIBON LII I IAN A Fnlered Sept I9I5 from Cascade GIec Q Iub I atm Club Xvranglers s lrmly or vlrz NI XVILLL PI IYLLIb XX I III PIER I nur:-LI I9I6 from Xvest ue-en Annc a sI5asIu-tball I G A A I 2 rs Club I 2 3 4 Ircnch un XVrangIcrs Latin CIub Sh ls pr ily Io mul 1111111 and willy lo tal null: NORI I IHELD DONALD j Entered I9l5 from West ueen Anne A A flu nudes! hours lhal L Ir 1 spend are spenl among Ilu Iamcs Page forty NYM 'XV LFRIRUDI M ntered l9I6 from Qoe Curl Clulm G A A gr an I 1 lv PAllxtlIX'VlXDCt Entered Sept 1918 from l ranklm tl S Glrls Club 1 IGS bull I lu ll YIDKI X Nt ered I el: 9 8 rom l 1 n unmr Baslcetl all Q A X Cl Pe Clulm Glrls C lull 5x Imn1lnL, C lulx I1 :fur 1 Coq 1 I RAIN!! Q HXROL D nerccl J IQI7 from lremc aslm Qlass Irea 5 C a s res 4 City Debate 3 State Debate 4 A X a xn Clu m 7 Wranglers 3 4 Max:-r Com 4 Sclmcl Plas Cast 4 Kuay Qtaff 4 Ct mme-nrc ment Speaker Conn Committee cnla llc f lux UI n -.1 cf' Pag t E X . ' s' ' . HBV K' mtl, f I' nmtrl, tmtl lt' 'lltl fm will t- tit-wr l r, fl U . .b li Str, . u L- K num'irrif1m1r'rrri.l.xt IUXI ' xl 17., YIOI., t .XRIQ Ent ., l l .f .inrc l ll. S. J A v . W. . x . Z, 3, 4. l , . ' ' 7. . .N v' ' j N , By: r v slut' ix Sl7lIlt'Il'ltlll of 4 lvl tu I ' Fel., , ' 3 ' rton. W . 4 N 5.4. 'ls.l'... l, 2, 3: 4. S. C. l. t' , ul 5 v i K ' ' B 4 I . Fr s ' . ru 'zo t' uml vfltlu Jk J Wy JJ ' t 0 'urty-one . U RE 'XGAN JOHN ASHWORTH Entered Sept I9I5 from Mercer 2nd Team Football 4 Class Baseball 3 Commercial Club Spanish Club lnlt lmlcs Class lreas ami Inari n er won a fair nluufen REED DOROIHY PHYLLIS Entered Sept l9I5 from Vlfest ueen Xnne Class Basketball I Commercial u G A A S D C Smm fnlng, Cluli GITIS Clllb Clee RFY NUI DS MARGUERITE ntered Sept I9Iw from Tacoma Wfa lm Sophomore l arty Qom Vtce res S D C Senior Ball om Senior Pin Com Girls Club C A A Sf: fm u goo I outwurf happmess RICIIFORD MAURICE A Entered Qept l9l5 fromDcnny A A Wnll maya! lhou moo unl happy be lhy .spcul Page forty tv. o ' .. , '.4. ' UF . j Ll. . . .. . L l' , f Q ' Cllr. .f...J. . Oh from I lotw lu tlunccu E . ., f, r A . P . .H v' 'Ci ROBERTSON BURTIS I Entered l-eb I9l3 from Coe A A Clee Club Commerclal Club c rs a Jzolrr a mcru npr an gon l on ROBERTSON CNR EINOI A j Entered l-elJ lqlfl from Coe C A A C-urls C lulu 1 r lon unlurm SANDVIGEN EMMA Entered Feb l9l6 from Mercer G A A Gnrls Club French Club Commerclal Club Crmal llmuglzls rome from llr Inari SIGURDSON Sli' Entered Sept l9l6 from Ballard H S G A A Girls Club Nature 1 lame ani mx! lo rmfulc url Pag forty th ee is is 45 -49 QR.. V 030427 SlxlNNl1R hLZFX IOUISE Lnlerecl Sept l9l6 from Broadway ll S l-renrh Club G1rls Club G X X MIXFF Com 4 1 lu 1 111ucl1 mc IIC In c 111 I lulll ll llll 111 nmnllzn SNlllll XINIOINI- TIE l nterc-cl Feb l9l6 from Wes! ueen nm- G Crrs u D C French Club Glee Club 1115 1 1111 wha! 1 ap SMI I l IHON Cl R XLDIINE l9l8 from lVl1 or a1 511111 lm C lul: Glrls Club 1. lv rvn yu runn o zvzlh gl SOLOMOIN FRED X Pnlerecl l'c'l'1 l9l7 from lxranlclm H S res S D C Clrls Club A nhcol l lay Qas!3 All zclr xs confnssul lDIlh0Ul ru ul lo 5111114 Page forty-four SPFARS BERINICE REBECL X Entered Feb 1915 from Coe Glf-e u C A A l 2 Gxrls up 3 4 Cmmmerclal um I I ll N107 fl SPENLE VVADL A Entered Sept l9l8 from Hremerton Wash W Im! 1 f NYT STAPIETOIN MARGARILI L Entered Sept IQIB from lincoln Il nlevl I null In xrry ru u fmllwful STEENDAHL MARCLJS O Entered Sept I9I5 from lnterbay Loml Club Class baseball 2 3 -l A A Commencement com Hl Sl e 5ll0Ull l155llrC hlnl U llllfll posrlzon zn the world Page forty flve db. . .'Cll I, 2, , , Nc Cl l. Of mul slncurc, in ucfon fufllrful uml il 1 ' war U lA so frmllxlx rm lllc Case 1 ft ru s, W ' 4 nl 1 1 I ' Y' l L' 1 lcl .. .S .z I . .- -1' SIINDIR CRENXHLE l' nlered Feb I9I3 from olmn Hay C cc C lub Class fm ollxall l 2 ass ii etlall Class lnw a Nlldgzl loolluall 2 5 Mudge! baslccl 5 Base al 3 A I lfn ID no may of 111121112 llrc fufure I SIEXVART RAI PH H Fnlervcl Feb l9I5 from Xvest uecn Xnnc' TJ IHUCII fL9l '7 CONN? ll I fl SW XIXBF RL, ROY jOHN l' nterv I-elw l9l 5 from Mercer Spanish Club A X ll :II Io au Ullifill lm! 001 of ffm f 110111 SWANT ILORFNCE Entered Sept l9l5 from olm Hay A form mon faxr a face more swce! ll nc Lf has been my falc lo mee! Page forty 51x IAI I ALICE IOUISL nlered N x I9I6 rom I alouse Wash Gnrls CIub sec 3 I res Ilngs C- A A Spanish Club er pull: f I riu Il 1 1 nllurs THORNIIII I AUDREY G ntered Dc-C l9I8 frcm Brmadway II S c ar ilu IS raflzcr 1 4' VINING CFNEVIILVIQ V Fntered Sept I9IJ from West ueen Anne French Club Gnrls Cub CCTIIIC Ill YPQCCII IJETIL CIUI HI YTIIIII WALKER RONALD B Entered Sept I9I5 from West Queen Anne Class sec 3 Class vlce pres 4 Inklmgs treas 3 Kuay staff 3 Spanish Club Commencement Speaker All greaf men are mlsund rsload Page forty seven IU! Mm X'XllR Cl XDXIS l ntcrecl Chl l9t8 from lgtlllnklam X a h Clas basl-tetball 4 Orthestra reneh Club Q1 X Q r u S mu 1111111111 1111 lllfllllll IURBILL MARLAREI l Lntered Sept 1911 from Vancouver C Swlmmlng Club Q A Gxrls Club 141 1 lmllo XNGELL F X ERE F I LOW ELL Pntered Nm 1918 from ort an Ore School l lay Last 4 QL 111 111 by f ra111 C LEL XND DORO I I H Lntered Feb 1917 from Fnumclaw W ash 1111 gurl 1111111 1 lug! ar IENION LIHFL RADCI IFFL ntered Sept l9l8 from Boul er Qoloraclo. C-lrls Club. C. AHA. Sir ix young, unl rf 1 ll :He clraraclcf' HALL. LEOTN.1XRD LES E Entered Sept., lqls, from Lawton. l t 'lkeam Football 4. lnklings. ff ' nat. '. '11'11 lvy 'xp'r11'r1ce HANKE, S'I'F.Ll.A M. Entered Sept., I9l6, from Seattle Pa- 'iflr Cc llege. uffcr face muff s111l.l1l11c fn sim ly places Page forty-e'ght I- R 1' Nia IL!! IJXXI ION Y FH Ill! 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I IIQI1 5- Inu-I, ufQmlIf,' Hwf r I tilvn H- Imry-111 - 1-55 C ass s Orators S dmv Banks Val dlvtorxan Rcnxld V' lk: Doris L1 Vxolottrl Fllzwhz th Frndson S xlutatormn Harold Ram Russflla Hardeman Q fr By Vote of the Class The questlon put to every Semor Name the boy who m your oplmon has clone the most for the I9I9 class and also the glrl who has done the most clurmg her four years brought the following vote BOY GIRL K MACFARLANE LENORE MQPIIERSON CLARENCE ATELSON IRENE HARMQN JAMES BRYAN R HAROLD RAINES UTH MORGAN JAMES Hows cugrwwooo ARCHER BETTY FREDSON DORIS LA VIOLFTTE Tolal Semor Commlttee HONORARY OFFICERS DORGTHA BROWN Hzsiorzan GLENWOOD ARCHER Prophet RUTH HATTON :VIII Wnler DORIS LA VIOLETTE Pod LENORE MQPHERSON bmi? Wrrler PIN COMMITTEE MARC-UERITE REYNOLDS KILGORE MACFARLANE Chmrmun 1 Class Colors Class Flowers BLUE AND GOLD VIOLETS AND YELLOW' ROSE Page Hfty one Fry. .V W A - .- , I ..,, , ,, , , .. . ,,, . .. . . I, , e. - ' uv. . . , ww-,L AI ne Ls-:lore McPherson . ,.,, , , 26 .,,, , ., 28 ' , I0 ,VWWWK V 6 Q I , .Ioo . ,L T A 4 I r,,. 52 7um:1 48 I U ' . Zlausturp uf the Qllass uf 1919 X415 DAY never to be forgotten that day when we the 59 entering Freshmen f 1915 approached for the f ! first tlme that CCIIHCC which was to hold our mam G M? Interests for the next four years and for the first Nm time listened with UHWGVCTIDZ attentlon to Mr Y X3 5 l..uthers lnstru tlons at our hrst Assembly lt was 'Six the lnltlal day of these memorable years whlch have now come to such a successful close Then lt was our express duty as Freshmen to ask questions and afford amusement for the upper classmen We dlcl not realize at that tlme that three years later we would be settmg examples for the underclassmen But xt was not long before we found ourselves ln this our first year we accompllshed the remarkable feat of taking the Football Basketball and Baseball championships away from the upperclassmen We enlarged the membershlps of the varlous socletles and took advantage of every chance to prove our merlt We were also very successful ln debate although we Clld not wln the championship Our first soclal function the Frollc under the supervxslon of MISS Spnngston and Mr Whltson was a rollxcklng ln our Sophomore year we kept up the good work started the precedlng year ln the class Basketball and Baseball contests the l9l9 class walked off wlth the champlonshlp much to the surprise and humnllatlon of the upperclassmen The Sophomores also con trlbuted to the socletles and honor roll We all enjoyed ourselves lmmensely at the Party due to the splenclld preparations of the com mlttees ThlS concluded our underclassmanshlp and we were now ready to embark upon the two more Important years of our Hugh School career Our hopes were reallzed ln our unlor year when accordlng to their custom our men turned out strong for Football Basketball Tennls and Baseball Agaln as ln the prevlous two years we carried off the honors ln the Baseball contests The Cnty and State Debatmg Teams composed entirely of unlors won every debate The first soclal functlon of our unlor year was the lVl1xer whlch was strlctly a class affalr created for the purpose of becoming better acqualnted wlth one another It was surely llvely and the purpose was fully accomplished But the real success of our junior year was the Prom held ln the Lunch Room on April I9 l9l8 As ln everythlng else we had to Hooverlze on the Prom As a result we had to work just a llttle harder plan a llttle better and economlze a little more but the result of thxs extra effort was a grand and glorlous affalr The decorations were beautlful slmple and 3ftlStlC and everyone agreed that lt was the slmpllclty of the affair whlch made lt such a dellghtful Prom Page fiftv two r X .A 1 1 5 '. h 0 . . 1 i u I N . v f i: 1 1 N . , . . . k . . 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' 1 ' . ., . . , . . ln the play glven by the unlor Senlor Dramatic Club the unlors were more than well represented Kllgore McFarlane and Freda Solomon playing the leadmg roles There were also several other unlors ln the cast And most Important of all this was the year when so many of our boys left us to answer their countrys call Several of our unlor boys were among the first to go It would take pages to name them all but they have been carefully recorded on the Honor Roll We are certainly proud of our boys who showed such a gallant and ready splrlt to serve their country and we shall never forget any of them especially those who wlll not return And now at last we have reached that longed for time when we can call ourselves hlgh and mlghty Seniors Due to the fact that so many of our boys were engaged ln the servlce of their country no class games were held But there never was a class ln ueen Anne Hngh School whlch had so many all clty Athletes and First Team men ball Football and Track teams were filled by SCHIOTS and the Base ball team was composed almost entlrely of Senlors During these four years the glrls of thls class have done almost as well ln athletics as the boys They have been well represented ln Basketball Tennis and Swimming and whenever a G A A Hike was announced the girls of I9 were always ohnny on the spot ln dramatlcs thls year the l9ers have out done all other classes Senlor Dramatlc Club was composed of Semors Through the fine dlrectorshlp of Mr Wallace McMurray and the ablllty of the cast the play The Importance of Being Earnest was a great success ln all respects The SCHIOYS were also well represented on the Debating teams and the honor roll The Mlxer this year was a splendid affalr due to the efforts of the excellent commlttee But the crowmng glory of our Senior year was the Ball given March I4 l9l9 We shall never forget the delightful feelmg afterwards diagnosed as Sprlng Fever which came over us as we entered the Ball Room Apple Blossom trees abounded everywhere and myriad moonbeams danced hlther and thlther to the strams of dreamy waltz tlme The function was wonderfully carned out and was recognlzed by all as the most beautlful and thoroughly successful affair glven at ueen Anne for many years Commencement Day IS now drawxng near and soon our four years of actlvlty at ueen Anne wlll be only a memory There IS a feelmg of sadness mmgled wxth the thoughts of Joy m graduatlon that comes over us at the prospects of leavmg all our old frlends We can never forget Queen Anne and the thought wxll always call back happy memories of the assoclatlons formed there ln saying Goodbye we wxsh to extend heartlest wlshes to our class advisers the faculty the lxuay and the future classes of the school DOROT'4A BROWN Class Hmtormn Page fifty three o n ' ' . .1 Q Almost the entire cast of the Annual play, presented by the junior- Q . 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Qlllass rnpberp uf 1919 HELLO there' My gosh lt s been ten years slnce l last saw you How are you Al old boy3 And what have you been dolng3 Have you heard of the rest of the good old I9 class3 l let thls all out IH one breath as l was walklng down Flfth Avenue ln New York the other day when l met Al Hunter Why hello there Glennle say It has been just ten years last month SIHCC we graduated from good old ueen Anne Well l just returned a couple months ago from the Sahara Desert where l had been chaslng mud hens across the sand and l m now flttlng up for an expedltlon to the North Pole where l lntend to capture a great many new SQCCICS of grass hoppers and butterflles Wlth regard to the rest of the class we just had a blg reunlon last month ln ChlCagO You should have been there Wlth the rest of us From what he told me thls IS the lmpresslon I got of what my class mates were now dolng A patent medlclne whlch removes all palns IS now belng sold by our frlend Harold Ralnes And there ID the Pen sat lmmy Bryan Polltlcal graft had been hls crlme Chauncey Wrlght s lt IS sald had a poor year For Phyllls has been thelr artful 3 cashler And there s ohnny Reagan so modest and sweet Kllgore Macfarlane our Edltor IH Chlef Now works ln the market butcherlng beef Edythe Armstrong has also Jolned the meat game Now several young packers are galnlng thelr fame The strlkers have agaln ralsed a blg row And they have as thelr leader our own jlmmle Howe Ruth Morgan Ruth Hatton and Margaret Cook Have comblned all thelr efforts and publlshed a book ThlS book IS entltled The LlVCllCSt Town And IS now belng sold by Doratha Brown Herbert HCllSChCY tls Sald has become very wlse He s now ln an aeroplane studylng the SklCS Betty Fredson took part ln a marrlage And now rldes around ln a beautlful carrlage The world and ltS problems are unable to phase Sydney Banks the boy wlth the thlrty flve A s Next on the scene came Elzey Sklnner She IS the one that got up thls dlnner Russella Hardeman the old mald ln the play Has at last got marrled and feels qulte gay Charlotte Cralg tls sald I8 an artlst Of all the class she works the hardest Page fifty four , , . . Q - . s . , . - , 1 Ol l He's now holding down a policeman's beat. U - - I 1 . . A , . . n ll - I gl ' . , . , . . 0 r AA O l'l Y - A , , . 1 I 1 n s 1 - v 1 2 One of our class has turned to farmin', l heard that it was lrene Harmon. Phat who IS known for heavy roles ls now on a budge collecting tolls Ida May Gulllver who IS known for her hats Has now opened a home for lost and strayed cats Freda Solomon has at last appeared on the screen ln the better theatres she may now be seen Lenore Mcpherson our talented muslclan Has Levy s Orpheum as her l'llgl'lCSt ambltlon Ronald Walker the shark ln Chemlstry ls now ln Chicago practlcmg clentxstry Clarle Attleson our all round athlete Has gone to Stockholm to enter a track meet ln fact they have wandered the whole world over And many are now on some forelgn shore There are successful merchants doctors and clerks And ln the Nut House factory one of them works Some drive HIVVCTS and others pitch hay Some work ln factorles day after day They are laundresses and waltresses too And on the police records you ll hnd quite a ew So from all this IS readxly seen The noble future of the class of I9 CJLI Nxxooo I AR IH R Class Ploplul 19 7 4 k ddr? ,Nkbf Q 'I M hfi' Lqfj 57A D Pag fifty fav V . . . -Q . 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SVLTION 3 To 1116 1'r15111n1n 1110 2111 110n0r01111 I1ICfI110f'1f01 n1111c11 1111y 511011111 111 1111111 gr1110fu1 ART1c1.13 IV 5bC1ION I P1101 C1101111011rn0 1001105 1111111 QTCG1 c11f1cu11y Sl CTION 2 110111110 Bruan 10611765 R11111 Cunn1ng110n1 10 any un10r 11110 111111 11101111 01101 110r pro10c1 110r and 1f00p hlf 110111 10 1111 11111111 of 1gn011110112c 05 116 'IGS 110nc dUf1f'1Q 1110 p051 year SECTION 3 C1Cf'1DIOOd AfChCf 10111105 Ccorqe A111111 11nqu05110n11111y 1,16 11101 1mp0r10n1 man 01 u00n Anne Page fifty :es en I -1 ' -' I I f1 1' 5 11' 1 1 1' 's 71 4- I A 5 5 ,-' I - 55 ' 5 ,5 5 K--, 4 I I P I ' A A J' . I I I D , 1' ' l I. 'I ' . 1' . ,Q ' . :li- ' ' AI ' I 5 5 5 55 5A- 5-A A - A 5, A-5 I -5 A 5 5 K- 5 'A 55 A .H 1 GQ , , , , , . 1 , ' ,,,- '0 ' f 11 11A 11' I ' 11155. 1 11 1' 111 11A'1 2 ' ' 111 11' SI-Q ' . A I '. 5 ' ' ' ' 1' I . ' ' 1' ' , 1 -.1 .5 2- f 1. Af 1 1111 -. I -. 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Q SI-.CTION 4 fo Elerell MIller we leave a season llC el lvhlch null admzl hInI to Reeldmg Class for Begznners We smcerely hope lhal Everell null la e advantage of lus opporlunzly SECTION D Belly lreclson and Lenore Meljherson leave Buster Burnett to emU umor Qzrl Ilho can elanee lo hrs sulzs aelzon Ylus 15 harel on the gn' but Buster must he elzsposeal of SECTION 6 Harold Raznes leaves ueen Anne bereft of Ils one and onlv par son to pomt out the slrazghl and narrow path to a Ivanelermg oclg DECTIOIN 7 fllllllllle Hrzwe leaves lus spals and Inonacle lo Al Cree er H llIIn gs lhese aeeessorzes may ll7IfJl01L Al s appearanee bb CTION1 8 Phvllzs Nenell leames IoonI for seven enlerzng Freshmerz DIHLTION 9 fohnnze Reagan leenes lllS exeepllonal lxlerary lalenl lo nexl year s lxLAX hl1llOl' bf CTION I0 ll Illard Creen leaves Dzclg Holbroolg to Mzss Durbzn anv one who does no! eaIe for lvolh first and secona' lunch perzoals BflClf finds l lI cull f s ape from hI presenl szlualzon nzlhoul allraelmg allenixon ln ll Ilness llfhereof Ive have hereunto sel our hand and seal tlus fIflh elau of une In the UeaI of Om Loral One Yhousanel Nme hlunelleel anal Nlfltlllfl TIII3 SENIOR CLASS by RUTH I-IA1ToN Clilass bong We 'Ire the cliss ol the Blue and Golcl And to Olcl Queen Anne me re true And ere we lease these sxerecl h1lls We would Slnsz thIs Sons, to vou C o Choms lhen here to the clxss th It Ins made Its mark lhey re the best you ye ever seen The Class that IS In 1 clwss by Itself TIS the class they call mneteen On the held of Sport In the classlc hall ln the Forum too we won WhIle blue stars shme on the scarlet held Tell what our boys haxe clone C o Now a shout of pralse for Old ueen Anne Who has held our hopes and lears We ll ne er forget what you we done for us ln all the passmg years Cho DORIS LA VIOLETTE Class Poet 19 Page fifty e ght . .. . ,. . . ,Z v J . 5. Y Q it .K .Y .sf A. I .. .Q l .I N I Q ' 'S S S S ' I fESA' C N ' '- fl, ,S S YS- - S ' S S . I . Y .. . if l 'ff' N JD D 1' ' . . SECTION l l. Briclg Loer leaves his front seal In the Assembly, 3al period, to icfi' one 's ff ' I' ,'. f. 7 ' V I'l D 7 D J l ' . 4 4 l. c c ' ' ' . fi c I e' K Q . .1 V . . . ,h . i ' . M S z . z e' '. - D I 1 ce. ' D , ll. ' . ' .... h . lll. I . . - .I HM MR SS S MG wonosby Dams Lnlflolclle r1uslcbyLenon1:l'lcPl1cr1son dildiil did llfj ld Sl nl We are llmcldss o llle blue and gold and lo old Queenflmnewerei T J l I1 llu li ere we leave lhese sacred lmllswe would srmgtlns somgto you TllEHl1?f'CblDlllE clossllml has Il I I I H-YICIIHIIIIFIUIIIIIFIIIPICIIIISIC ICI!! IEi1lCllDQlllll!'IlITjlillllilIICIICIIIICCIII lflmljlllll I llllllcl Mzldellsmcnlfdlngre lhe basl ya ever366r1'll1eClZ1SSlhZ1ll5lr1a clossbyllse fllslwednssdlcycall H Q-Puig? Egg Il ul-1-nnllninu-1-ann ll ll llllllltlllllll P rl I Pl I 1 nu Il' FI l? Pl rx ' . E ,Xl l nw J .LJ d Oz' fl I A l d 9 ol I d J f l l I VJ ll P l ll l n I ' V I l l I cnonusz I b' l r - l - d ai u del: O. H I d H -QE I l P '. l Pl ll l H ' lf pl ic S c ll ' . ll V 'I ' ll III' 0 ll Q: IQ: ? 'vii-?r1:f2-'1'2' J in - Ann i i N gg M? figrx-yy Xa X ? sa ll ,MN 1 s-L.. li'-ll! QKU- .44 fav.,-, E8 Y - JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Hmlrn F15 Vxce Pr sxdc-nt E s Campbell Treasurer Zumurs T has been a boomlng year for the unlor class The first thmg on the program last fall was to elect a presldent who would make thlngs hum Our Search ended when Charles Burnett took the chaxr and thmgs have been hummmg ever since After clearmv up the business which always stands m the way of pleasure the umors started clown the stralght and narrow road The first social event of the season was the Mixer On the after noon of February twentleth the unlors congregated ln a Y M C, A hut fallas the lunch room where they were issued ten smlleage tlcl-:cts wxth whlch they could buy refreshments enter the theater play at the pool tables or exercise at the bowlmg alley A sketch was glven by several of the class for the pleasure of those who dream of Bernhardt fancy dancing for those who dream of Pavlowa and varlous mcloor sports for the boys Page mxty two - 'V . S - , .VV f 'll K. .lp ,Y .t x '. Donald Ripley. Sf-crm-tary ' . 1 '. ' - 03' l.lc , I 'C f I D . , . . . J . . .. . .- Dy ' - - I Q Thlngs then salled smoothly untll March when one day sounds of hammerlng and bulldlng lSSUCd from the lunch room The students buhbled over wlth curloslty but all ln vam for thmgs went on ln the dark untll the nlght of March I4 when they saw old apan transplanted to Amerxca IH one of the most successful Proms ever glVCn at ueen Anne But soclal events occupied us only a short tlme thus leavlng plenty of time for the unlors to take the lead ln athletlcs Flrst came football where due to their good work a unlor was elected captaln of next years team Basket ball followed ln ltS tram and here agaln the unlors stood forth as champlons of the class teams But the honor belongs not only to the boys for the unlor gurls came out ln second place Two unlor glrls also won honors ln the swxmmlng contest And as tennis took ltS whlrl the unlor Ulrls and boys whlrled into the wlnnxng base On the evenmg of May twenty seventh the junxors dld thelr hlt ln mauguratlng a new custom that we hope wlll last for e er a unlor and Senlor lVl1Xer at which dancing was the maln feature And the secret to our success IS PEP as IQ' 6 611! lHA -FX -L AXE? Qu E lik Page slxty three .. 1 .K , V y -Ig . Q . J j .u . ' Y 1. . v I V k ' 1 J 1 1 1 1 x 1 a , J 1 K 1 1 I 1 J 1 K 1 1 1 K 1 K 1 . 1 ,. ,I ts K I 1 A . ' .A 1 . A. 1 1 , ' J g F A :. - 1 K x if ff 5 lvl . , xr 4 x ' . 1 ' ls Zuiy' ffl li- ff -'mt ff B 'W- 'l ,lllf ifdfyfl, Lf' Qwt Ivy C 'r .IIN X Xt . m m fl Q -4 , A . - ,-.1 5:-li' 7' ' ' - ' 2?'59' X' 'AL V4-:Lf'.1g'g?d 8 V ', .EE l N N' ' Qnwmf ' 'P W f 'X 44 1 f Marv Alvev Bmxtrlce Barn Isobel Broun Barbara Bun au YA I Kennf th Anderson In nc' Ands 1 x 15 Els1P Campbell Gem weve Bolstad He ln n Brx an Min Brunk S Marlv Bw rn. Q80 X :idx X A bi 69 Mars Broderlck Axtlnu Bfuley Tllllv Bruun Clmrxfc Bms Wxlllam Burkhelmex Mixlun Bur'h1nan Low Colburn ':2+2:1f '21iff . 'e X -2 5 W 'L - .. , 4 1 '. W 5,-1 Q 1913 ., , s -jp., h- - ' Q .mv .naw , Xyffm, f,-wg ' xv. . -'E' ' ' V - 194:-Q,1'Wr,., . V' I Q ' . 3:5 -1-5 .Q,1:w:-1: ' f : K l . ffflzil -A K . - 1 K ..,1,uJ f .. 1 a Q ,. 1 ' V1 , Y, 1 N ' s l A fl . , lx X 9 . , ' 11' ' m- , -. . A- - xx 3 5 I is l 4 . 7 . - Ax bv' 1 X '-v. 7' 1 : eff 1. .I V , ' v 'LN . l -- - ,. g A xx - . ax I- , , - 2 2 A 4- H Mtn' Colrxlm ugh V ll Dorothy Cl ul tuxd Dayton Davu 5 Vxvvxn Duron he horp, Chxlxtc 1 Domths Dwmnn Isabel Dmpel an Q Evelxn Clxtton Albmt C101 kr! Rohut Dorman H lvn Fas IJ' Ann Cows Homm Dans Deal Dudlu N Q 31 C UW 38. Grnu Coipel I- lore ns c- Cushman Perrv D1 mari st Vmla Flnnexs 1- .3 if Q' -. if ' . W x wi. t . x A .4 ., As! W5 . K ' ' A fc: A 1 ,l 1 74 Q -Q.. J . K5 I ' . fx- K' M of L X4 . A 'X YT ! 4 Wxnnntred Gemmel V1 ra Grr-well Thelma Hahenkr ltt Dorothy Hudson Oliver Johnson Flor n 0 Holt Mwrtls Johnsrn QW Q? Marguorl Glover Pansy Ruston Hall L'1Motte Vxrgxl Raymond Hardmg Ethel Howland Rnlnnsl n Jonnvr Gladys JCHYNUSS Norman Johnson Susan Jnrxch Ronald Kxnscy XQX ' . xxx u 5 X X. xg Q, 6 . X, Q s 5 , XXX R i I, 'X -, D , . X x Y 1- X Vx a N J i TN K xxx. I 'N K .t ' 8 VJ XXX X ,, 'N 1. NK. NX ' x, X 'K , ,NIU Q1 F Q x :ll . ,- .yx b A 6 I , K X if 4... ,V it -if , I v. h 8 ' , , v xt '. :gn x 1 f . 1 ' l All Q MBNA V Q5 Alv1n'1 Laraon Edxth Lxttle Elsx Lon Irene Lagerstrom Ellzabeth Matthews Clarence McGuire Ambrose McCoy Jaw Mc-Nair Donald Merrxck Gladys McComb Helvn McLa1ghlm Jeannvttv Montelth Ev:-rett Mnllm r Cathrvn Morxxs Low Newman Sigma Olund Tom Oleson Wxllmm Krlezvr ff f.J ,n X -1 f 1 C-- .XJ . E . ' ' ,I Q.. 4 1 I X 5 KJU X I Q . E A A -I, ff ow- Q uf! il ll Xi 'I I ' . - J ,fy , Q 99' ' - -, l- N J -S, ff , l Llgg f E N W ,ia 5 'PLT ' , yi h X N, - .9 -' ,A 5 F 1' ' x fam 4' - 'l x. -, l i ' ' V, 4 'J JW 41+ ,W y Franc Q x PM 1- Donald Rlpln s Donald Rxchmond Charl 5 Sr Arif Amanda Slexstad Helr-n Stcfele Viola Sunde ul Pint' r Frank Shllsts ad Lore-en Snow Ruth Tanzvl v- 15' D 0-A Vvra Robson Mnrmm Spldell Max :an Strxnger Vxrp.,1n1'x Prudn n Ruthella Snook B4 tu Spc xr Ruth Tervulhgvr U ,I u U . -3 1 7 , ,ge 1 -X , 'li Tj. Y' Vl Q, M,',g1,14, L its .' tg' I J l Y YV Q - 4 , P ' . ik N X , V2 P 1 ' ,A Q 'g 1 i W 11 X - 3.51 Xxx vf X ., , 11 , sv Q. . -4 , I ' n -5 - id A if -.., 4 E . N '-'fq'l+ ,A T. I , - VL '?4 2fL 7f1i, f . 4 'fn l Edu xn Rua rs Juni Thexrmg ,Robert The xrmg J xr k Tho np on V4 da Thompwon Beatrmc Trlbbett Fumes Trullmgnr Doroths U Renn Bermn 9 Van Ks man Hazel Wav: html Harrmt Wxlls Elin Wolt Pmlme r Young Haroli Clxfton Louie Humsl S x ' r I, , 41 , . X - I ' S Q , I . I K I, X Q . , , . . ,Q IQ I . x 'l I 1 M 4 A -s. i , .V E - ,, 59 f N - V.. ff . f I F. Q t . A - , I, R- I x U 'Y X I .L 54 g. S' w f ' 'N' J JUINIOR PROM DECOR X I ORS BUSTER BURNETI' WINIFRED GEMXIEIL PALMER YCUINC 'IOM OLESON FLORINE GRAFF DONALD MFRRICK HAZEL WEACI I TER WILLIAM BURKIIEIMER EVERETT MILLER CLARENICE 'VICGUIRE lx? R 08 1' 9 ......d l CLASS SOPHOMORE Soph ern on Offaars if t if Aa P g Srea SOPHOMORES Time l92J Place Anywhere ln Amerlca On any street corner There never was a class like ours Why we were mto every thxng and always commg out ahead That was 1919 the year the midgets and 2nd team won clty champlonshlpl You remember B111 McAdams that llvely bean pole that played center and was so democratic and those two Earls Nlaskel and Frederlcks and Leland Hlgby and then that Molly McCarty who sure dxd us Justlce ln Hrst team basket ball ln baseball we had Herman Rutledge and Earl Cydell why there were Sophomores In everythlngl lf lt hadnt been for the Sophomores old Queen Anne would have had to shut down that year I guess' Track did you say3 Why Bull McAdams and ames Parker just walked away wlth the honors Bull won fourth place m the mule and lmmy took second place ln shot' Remember our husky Hathaway who was ln on football3 And then those gurls' Basket ball swlmmlng and mx there never was such a bunch Remember Margretta Macfarlane wasn t she Kuay edltor m our Semor year'-W You know l get to thlnklng about that Sophomore party and l wish l were back there again That stage full or was rt a box of monkeys'-l Well anyway t was some play' And then that dance where some body dropped a gas bomb or something and the gurl dled ln the end and the other a regular ballet dance then those eats and Mr Mackey s speech and Oh' ls that your car5 Well goodbye Come over sometime and see the Wlfe P csxntt X N X . :V V I C . S- V I .' I G:-orgv d'ir. resident Mar rwttaMa1'far1:n10. mx t ry O l remember when l was a Sophomore? Can l ever forget it? KJ ' ' . . V 1 I -T , . , . J ' . , J' - - V , . . i . - v r T - .ig ' Q' 1: ' FRESHMAN CLASS HEfFreshmen Frolxc which was held on the afternoon of Satur day Aprll I2 was one of the best frollcs ueen Anne has ever had The function whlch was attended by about ond' hundred and ten Freshmen students was held ln the lunchroom on the thlrd floor whlch had been decorated wlth evergreens and Chinese lanterns ln the HI'St half hour before the program those present were glven a chance to get acquamted Then the followmg program was rendered A vlolln solo by Theodore Anderson accompanied by lrene Benson a recitation by Lols Baptle a plano solo by Kenneth Ernst a fancy dance by Frances Tobxzer Drager a group of songs by Dorothy Merrlck piano solo by Grace Sears a recltatxon by Sarah Randolph songs by Esther Corley fancy dance by Wllllam Butter worth The closmg number was an amusing llttle stunt called Alex ander the Great The entire program was well rendered and very well received The committee for the party worked very hard and deserve a great deal of credit for their efforts ln making It such a success The com mlttee was composed of the following Edward Foley lrlene Town send Marine Combs Sarah Randolph Paullne Hensel Ward Butter field and Raymond Lemonager FRESHMEN Page seventy four ,- e ' . , . 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A .- ,1.l , rl' 1 q-...N ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Vu-gxnm Roe Annabel Johnstone Cora Scott Edna Fucks Sallxe Hull J' - ag SCIENCE DEPARTMENT E H Gollsh L E Bonar E H Moore 1headI Wm A De Whlrst Page seventy mne pl J 1 . '- I Q 'E 1. iw ' ' - V., V' , , 3- K . ' V X S John B. De Lacy Victor Bur-hanan Qheadb Wallace MacMurray I I ., . V L . -J-ug ' ' I 1 T . 5 . x I . Y . Q ' J at , , ,, .L n - 1, 1 . W , 1. , - 9 one Ms... ,.r. HISTORY DEPARTMENT L R Holm s Albert Bassford R A Markle Lnn L Toomey Cheadb Annu V Wells Q- LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Edith Michelson Florence Hebert K ,A ., -'vi 5. o 5 W U E. F '4 ?' F' U 1 5 W' H l- ea P 5 3 H pf v1 o 5 va Page eighty CharleQ McNabney 1 head U ia: ARTS AND CRAFTS DEPARTMENT Anna E GY8dY Wxllls E Leaks Stella Pearce Edna Hvrc M rue tt Balrx , 1 I Wm A Dewhurst L R Holmew J' M G-resseler Eflie Spence W R Bartmess Mav Donauaw Pagr- exghty ox e Chnstlre Bow les , ,. 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V - I I -' .' i': fa , H ff ...J MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT S ll P tF W ll THE JOLLY OLD WORLD HE stars are out and the nlght IS e e The moon 15 up an t e slay IS clear T e glass goes rouncl an t e c ant o c eer n we heed not dark nor clawn There s a comra e 5 an an a comra e 5 song .And there IS no woe and there IS no wrong We laugh and we ove the whole nlght ong Ancl the Jolly Olcl World rolls on But the day may dawn vJ1th a leaclen slr The lpS that smg may learn to Slg , T e moon may acle ancl the stars may die, And the laugh and the glass he gone, We may Wall: our Way wlth an achxng heart With the scars that sear and the Wounds that smart, The love and the laugh from our lxves depart But the Jolly Olcl World rolls on P ge elghty t r f A 5 A ' rg -- 4, 7' 4 L JK, N I D4-V' W t Ernes . e s Ivanilla Cask' Jessie Lank y U I T ' ' h r , lu ' d h lu f I1 , A cl g ' cl ' h cl cl d ' , I ' l - . 19, 1' ' , ' h h f ' 5239 dbx g Q ei fi- c-.5 'Q i , ' 'S R i n we ..mun1m,,,,a.m ' 'Wlnurk' ' ' 'govronf N Z 4 ,- his 4 , . 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QD111' jftnal 9.170111 A UAY staff started this year largely inexperienced and with a new project in view that of the biweekly yet regardless of these handicaps we have tried to keep the Kuay up to its usual high standards The l9l9 Annual is not an elaborate production but it is a different production Anything that has no part in the record of the school year Just past hrs been omitted and it is our aim to present to you a clear concise record of the school year in as simple a manner as possible It is true that we have not been able to ac compllsh all that we have desired to but we have clone our best and we cheerfully submit lt t you without fe xr of its reception And so it is with relief as well as regret that we turn over the time honored paste pot and scissors What success we are justified in claiming this ye xr is largely due to the following Mr Buchan in whose help has been inv xluable to the literary staff Miss Bowles for her aid in our financial difficulties Mr Luther for his kindly advice and crltlcism Mr Moore for many of the photogr xphs in the l9l9 Annual Miss Grady and her art students for the drawings that have added the appearance of the KUAY To Lenore McPherson for her untiring efforts in typing ill copy before it was sent to the printers To Lumbermen s Printing Co for the pleasing 'Appearance of the KUAY We are glad to predict th xt next ye xr s annual will exceed all others The I9 I 9 Annual staff extends its he irtiest good wishes to next year s staff and we feel sure that they will enjoy the same co operation and support from the student body that h is made our year s worlc pleasure long to be remembered Pi eigh v our .1 rv, v ' t i . . . 2. , c , , . O E . . , , . 5 , . .. . U c . . ' j 2 4 . E . 2 ' . , . . , . . , V Z . V 5 . to . . . . . .. H , E S c . . , . . .. . Y 2 ' , , 2 . 2 . c , . . . . . . c c . ' . , . - . c . Z. il ge ' th-I' Kilgore Macfa Harold Ramos Assistant lane Edxtor m Chxef Ellzabeth Fredson Assxstant 1' I Q . 9. 17' James Howe Managmg Edxtor Allan Hunter Assistant Vxctor Bu:-hanan Advisor Robnnson Jenner Exchanges ,4- 1 Albert Crocker Buslncss Manager Glenwood Archer Assistant Russvl1Ru-d Assistant Lenore McPherson Cxrculatlon Manager f -' i I 5 5 . ,A - U ,- 1 , fs ' ' ' , i I F W M , A , c - . ' sf. , 5 A 5 ' an R 5 w. J ' I 5 1 Q . I 5 , . . ff E :jul V ' . 1 ' 4 5 ' , . b .Q . , . , I . ', , ., 1 ' - . ' .. L1k 'Ai.' fl ft. , ', gi 4. Arthur Baxlny Assxstanu W Iham Adams A .f Chrxstme Bowles Busmess Advxsor Q1- dvextxsmg Manager Page exghty aught . b Y ft' 5' .uf X I X3 r F I Anna. Grady. Art Adyispr A I ff. JOURNALIST CLASS Exchanges Now that the l9l8 I9 term IS drawlng to a close lt IS Wlth extreme pleasure that we look back upon the frequent calls of our fnends the Exchanges To these ever welcome vlsltors we wish to express our appreciation of the part which they have played ln brlngmg the hugh schools closer together for that IS the true value of the exchanges As we look back we cannot but hope that thus boncl between ueen Anne and other schools ln all sections of the country will Increase and prosper The exchange llst thls year has been larger than ever before and the papers sent us all intensely lnterestlng Among this great num ber however there are several whlch stand out with partlcular prom lnence They are Hugh Llfe Polytechnlc H S Long Beach Calnf and The ournal Lewis and Clark H S Spokane Wash Other excellent papers whlch have exchanged falthfully are Whlms Broadway H S Seattle Totem Lmcoln H S Seattle Weekly Messenger Normal School Bellmgham Col legxan Wlllamette U Salem Ore Forum Manteno H S Man teno lll Tolo Franklm H S Seattle Chmook West Seattle H S Seattle Yellow 6: Blue Waller H S ChlCagO lll THIIS man Ballard H S Seattle Evergreen State College Pullman Ps shty I - 1 . , . I 1 - - .. . . .. . . . , . ., , . .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . - -, v V - -y .. .. - .. I I I I - . .. . .. .. I 'Y I 'I 1 ' 'I - .. H . .. . .. I -v y - -, , v .. .. . .. . ' 'v v u - -1 1 -s ' .. .. .. , . -. v , . - a eei -nine 7 v ' ,-.- 9-Y KUAY BUSINESS EDITORIAL STAFF INCLUDING CLUB AND CLASS REPORTERS Assemblles Assembly at 9 00 O L L That was qulte a famlhar notlce to be seen on the bulletm board every Wednesday or Frlday morning and when that notice drd appear the school body knew that there was a good tlme ahead for Mr Luther IS most prohclent at arranging assemblles Dur mg the school year we have been addressed by many noted men and women their talks were both interesting and lnstructlve and they addressed us on a wlde scope of subjects In every mstance we were addressed by people who were personally mterested rn the subject upon whcxh they spoke Page mnety E ' Q f w mx ' - , ,, ' 2- ' . V 1 I . E ,M JG ,C . , 'A I L. f 5 il I 5 SGJIETY SE OR x Hows W N. CLASS FR S E HRVISTRONG D BROWN I M GULLIVER VIREYNULDS A HUNTER K. IVIHCFARLMIE Va, T OIESOII cuanman C BURIIEIT I DRHPER W GEIVIIVIEI. GRM' F WHECKIER MILLER P YDUNG T 7 III JUNIOR BALL mom -' 1 PM . r . . if I H. E. camo ' HEHSEL Suruztp URING the past year the social functions in which the students f Queen Anne are interested have been unusually attractive 3 The signing of the Armistice found the student anxious lor evenings of pleasure Besides the numerous private parties in which many ueen Anne students partlcip xted there were all student affairs under the auspices of the different cl xsses ind clubs lqhese evenings have added greatly to the pleasant memories of the school year The Senior Ball This is the one evening to which the entire student body looks for ward It has always been a brilliant spectacle but on March I4 I9 I 9 with war restrictions removed the class of I9 gave an iffaxr which for originality and charm set a high standard It was a Spring Ball held under a rose and blue heaven with wis terra and apple blossoms serving as the motive of decoration Every detail was given careful attention The music was excellent the pro pliclty The Ball is always an important evening to the Senior and an event ful one to the Underclassman for this is the last affair at which the Seniors act as host to the entlre Student Body And those who were present at the Ball this year will long remember the spirit of the class which could do things the class of l9l9 The junior Prom A very full page in the social record of Old Queen Anne might well be written of the unlor Prom given by the class of 20 The evening of April I I marked a highly lmportant point ln their class history for it was then that they made their debut into the more formal society of Upperclassmen A japanese garden lighted by beautifully colored lanterns was the setting The programs made of apanese paper carried out the decoration motive of the evening The punch room was unusually attractive From a pergola clever ly constructed by members of the committee three underclass girls dressed as charming japanese ladies served punch 1 The Senior Mlxer The Senior Mixer held during the first semester was a circus and In the words of the famous showman it was the greatest show on Earth Alexander the man who knows was there fortune tellers and snake charmers added to the entertamment but a Hula maiden from fair Hawaii proved the brg attraction In the mam tent a four piece orchestra played the newest and most popular airs Page ninety two I I . . O . . . O . ' l . c , Q ' ' ' 2 , -. . 1' ' . ' 2 . 2 . i i K1 I . i ic , c , , . v x , 2 . A v I V . . i grams, in blue and gold, the class colors, were artistic in their sim- . -4 . , - . J . i 1' ' - . , . . . . , . y v I 3 , Refreshments a strange combination consisting of hot dogs and cider were served The Junior Mixer The juniors shocked at the frlvolity displayed at the Senior Mixer determined to put their informal on a higher plane They gave a play Votes for Women which was thoroughly enjoyed but whether it gained many supporters for the suffrage cause is another question The Sophomore Party The Sophomores dlsplayed their usual ingenuity by setting the date for their party the day after the Senior Ball This enabled them to make use of the decorations of the night before The feature of the afternoon was a one act play called A Box of Monkeys The Freshmen FfOl1C The Freshman Frolic was in the form of a Vaudeville The members of the class gathered on Saturday afternoon April I2 in the assembly to witness the varied program prepared by the energetic committee The Senior Plcnlc On Saturd xy une 7 the Seniors closed ueen Anne s l H8 1919 social calendar with the class picnic Early in the morning they took a boat for lllahee across the Sound After a picnic lunch the afternoon was spent in dancing At six o clock supper was served around a big beach Hre and then the dancing con tmued until the boat called for the return trip It was after all the most memorable event of the school year for Many will not be here to enjoy similar events next year but to all these that have Just passed will ever be a pleasant memory Social Committees 9 von BAII arold Rune r 1 lda May Gullner Edythe Armstrong Allan lluntvr Marguerite Rcynnl ames Home 4111171111111 Dorotha Brown lxilggre Nla farlanr Edt ard Galen Srxioz Miva larolcl Raine pre I Ellcy Sklnncr Margaret Cook Charlotte Craig Dora I lUl'l!'y ll D tl cf: nrman Alex MCCIQBH Sydney Banks c hn Reagan Srxioiz Plcxic ames Bryan prmzl nl lrene Harmon lrma Doerrer Page n tw thr AIICC Tucker Allan Hunter clmzrman amcs Home Herbert fllelscher ' - . . 4 4 4 V' . E ' -I 1 ' -. 4 i K Q ' 1 - here, formalities were forgotten, and deeper friendships formed. 4 4 .lf . it if -S q,..--.m1'nt3 ' dg J 'gap 3 -1 .- . ' N' tl 4 f' L H I. 5 fir- 5ftCTlfJ 1 R0 ion f 4' 5 it if J K 3 1' l . bl -I 4 5 ' inc ve Dons Lavlolelle clraxrnmn Russella Harcleman Ruth Morgan Florxne Graff Hazel W an htcr lsabel Draper COMMLNLEAILNI ames Bryan pl .s1lLnl Margaret Cook Marcus Sleendahl ohn Reagan JUNIOR PROM Charles Burnett prpsxl ni Wlnnlfred C-emmell Thomas Olson Chlllfflldfl Palmer Young juxron lVllXER Charles Burnet! pr S11 I Ruthella Snoolc Harold Rames Sydney Banks Evers!! Mlller l ours l lensel LOIS NQYVYTIBD Clllllfffllln Helen lway Nlargrella lxlam Helen Brand Pallllnl' ll?I'lSEl filflanf Cllfll Robmson enner SOPHOMORE P-.Rn George Xdalr p 1 A3mo'1a Roberts Xwlllrard Sears FREQHVVIXNI l-ROI IC Raymond Lemenager pr Yllllll AIBXITIC Combs Sarah Randolph Foley Clldlfllldfl Dm :glut Xrmslrung Rolwerl lrumbel lelancl lllglmee NY a cl Bullerlqcld SENIOR BALL COMMITTEE , V l J ' c y 9 f 7 - ' J v 4 Q W A A f -1 1- 1 r , V 1 K 4 D A . x v 4 A I I c. I an J ' C 7 V f Carmon Foy Clarence lVlcGuire Berne Slave J C 5 A f Quail CHU ,,l ' 1 C A ,rw A- ' V 4. . A , 1 Y N H , . . . 1. all J J V c ' J ' I I Dkh ,gg mpc , . H-Jmnreozi v W. ,J .V ,me- ' lfv 1 55-'ffl' 5-til. .s'S,.:45 - J - uk ,Q ,lg ol S ni A sv:-v ku., gn 4 'Q 1 ik Aw 6.5-,wi v- SCHOOL PLAY CAST Kxlgore Macta lam. I-Idwthe Armstrong Harold Rurvs Helen Brownfield Russella Hardeman James Howe Phnllss hvunll ff Y 1' .4 5 mf-4 in I J!! - , .. I Y , Q X 1 ,f V A If . X . wil , - .5 ' Ei 1, 4 Q - 4 . 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Lf f E31 amatuzs HE Junlor Senlor Dramatic Club gave its productlon for this year ID the audltorxum of ueen Anne Hlgh School Aprll 25th and 26th The lmportance of Being Earnest was the play wrltten by the well known dramatxst Oscar Wllde The presentatlon was of a higher standard than IS usual wlth amateur companies lt IS a comedy ln three acts each act presenting compllcatlons which grow more and more humorous untll at the end they become entangled ln a very slm ple way The roles whlch characterlze dlfferent types of Engllsh soclety were sklllfully handled by the members of the cast The part of being Earnest was taken by Kllgore Nlacfarlane, who fulfilled hls task remarkably well lt IS no sllght matter to be Involved with a gurl and have the partlcular obstacle of thelr marrlage the ob jectlons of a very proper mother, who thought that the young man dnd not have any partlcular social standlng The gurl, Gwendolyn Fairfax, was Edythe Armstrong, and the mother Helen Brownheld Both were excellent xn the parts of Engllsh women However, ln the end the matter of ' Earnest's social rank was cleared up by the story of an old mald, Russella Hardeman who re malnecl an old mald for a very short tlme, as the mmlster of the com munlty, Harold Raines, was 'trlght there H P xgr- nmr-ty seven N-ff f 1' TY? 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There was a second love entanglement Algernon and Ceclly ames Howe and Phyllis Newell Cecily was the young ward of Earnest and ln the end Algernon was found to be a true brother of Earnests despite the fact that he had played that part before he dreamed of lts bemg the truth Everett Muller and Lowell Angell played parts of butlers On the whole the play was successful Under the dlrectlon of Mr Wallace lVlaclVlurray the cast worked up a very good production A new Idea was Introduced ln setting by which the actors are glven a greater opportunity for effect Last fall a new course was added to the Engllsh Department Thls was a course m Oral Expression and It has aided a great deal ln the ralsmg of the standard of high school dramatlcs The Oral Expression classes have glven a few plays the past year and the school play cast was chosen largely from the students who have had this tralnlng .D lg F lt! SC!-IDOL PLAY CAST Page n nety exgnt C HJ 5 s . e fs , . ' I-- viiv . Llc l fix' '- 5-fr .2 ' Ave. z avg is , : S V 1 i . iig- i' 1 VN INKLINGS CLUB lnkllngs 'Xnothcr ye xr over and x very surcessful one lt hxs been for th lnlxllngs We bef tn the good worlt lxst ftll by enllstxnf 111 our rxnlx xbout ten short story wrlters Frorn then on x mectlnf w xs held twltc x rnonth III x room truly Sllltfd for th xrtlstlt souls of our mtmbc rs 100 llere wt llstened to stories written by the most txlented III bchool Some were sad some dr tm tht und others were tllas Booth Tarlxmvton The f'6'l'1PI3l I'Ol.ltll'1E' V219 bI'OlxCI'1 IHKO OHS becllltlflll CYGDIII 1 hrst IS thelr ablllty xt nialun real fe xbtb xnd Uettlnv rld of them That was tn evenlnv that Called forth Good appetlteb ind 1 I ener xl happy st xte Hverybody ite dr xnlx thot ol xte and wxs merry X Flve o cloelx we xdjourned full but h xppy Tlme went on untll anuary when we bade at fond fxrewell to our Senlore and 'Xllte Taft our loyxl premdent but George Adnr stepped mto her plue with l-tlnvly 1 rue ind thtnfvs went on ts ubu tl untll une when we hld au rex o1r untxl next fall The members of thls year were Georffe Adaxr lresndent Robmson Jenner X me I resldent Ruthella qnook Secret try qlgne lVlauren Tre xsurer Helen Steele Reatder Edward Foley Dana Bronson Alxce Whalley Ruth Brown Hazel Waechter lsobel Brown lVlar1an Strlnver Barbara Burns Lloyd EflCkSOn Bert Allen Ellzabeth Matthews Loreen Snow lVlar1e Combes Kilgore Macfarlane Honorary Grace Mercer Dorothy U Renn Page one hundred tk T .2 i' 2 . S ' ' .ff . D if . f' ' l ji. . ,12 K ' 23 2 . 'J V gg A 2 's 2 .' J A 2 A' ,lg if . 'r 2 ' 2 2 ' t t- 2 '- J J A 2 s ' . 2' , V fi . 2 2 2 'Tk ,S ' ,2 'U 5 . T, , 1 ' . '2 . ' ' ' ' ' . ' g 1 2 banquet. lnklings. all noted for 21 great many things. and among the W ' ' ' ' ' 2 gg J 2 ' ' C2 D ' ,, ' Q 2 , 2 , ' ' 2 2 gg 2 2 . A 2 , '2 ' ' 2 I ' if . .- t ' ' ' 2 ' , 2 . ' ' J ' , 2 ' 2 . A 2 2 , 2 Q , , f 2 ' ' . 2 ' ' ,, ,Z 2 L, 2 5 5 if ' 2 . 3 . T, , , 2 . I 1 J 4 . 4 2 - . ' 2 ' e , 2 . 2 . . 5 ll WRANGLFRS CLUB Wranglers Club The Wranglers Club durlng the past year has been a great success Last fall the Wranglers got a good start but owlng to the Hu vacatlons the meetmgs were broken mto a great deal The club IS not ln a very good hnanclal state but thls IS due to the fact that the state debate series were dlscontlnued thus glvlng the Wranglers no way to pay the expenses of the club because we have no dues Mr Mackle our faculty advlsor and Ruth Morgan our presldent along wlth the ald of the other officers have kept up the standard of the club Thru the ardent work of the program committee we have enjoyed many delightful and lnstructlve meetings At one we were privileged to hear from Mr Wells which proved to be very lnterestmg The last meetmg of the year was a roaring success Refreshments were served and a delightful entertainment was en joyed by all We are very sorry to lose some of our llvest members who wlll graduate but we feel sure that the Wranglers wlll be just as good next year with the many new students we have admitted We feel certain that they wlll come back ln the fall wlth the same vigor and pep and keep the Wranglers the llvest club ln ueen Anne Page one hundred one . - . .. 1' 4 --Q an if . , A . . . 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Q 1. .xx , 'F' 5 l V, X COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Commerclal Club The Commercial Club has been unusually actlve during the past year lts meetings were so well attended not only by the members but also by the general student body that the club was forced to meet rn the Assembly The Commerclal Club fills a unlque place ln the llfe of the Queen Anne student It serves as a means of brlnglng together IH a soclal way those students who are especially interested ln the problems of the business world Moreover It grves to such a student the oppor tunlty to hear many excellent speakers who have had years of experl ence ln business The play Sunset a one act drama presented by members of the club IS worthy of especlally mentlon It was acted ln a sincere man ner and proved to be of Interest to the large audience The members have endeavored to make the club of vltal value to the student and because of this lt wlll play a greater part an the actlvx tres of the school durlng the coming year Page one hundred two ,, , H . 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' - 7 FRENCH CLUB The French Club The French Club was reorganized again thls year after two years of mactlvlty The first meeting was held during the first quarter and the officers were elected at a llvely meeting where lt was declcled that dues would be collected and a French Club Party glven After much anxlety on the part of the members the party at last came and what a party lt was' There were several short sketches glven by club members and a readlng by Mr Brink and then eats real eats too and all you could eat too If the year l9I9 l920 IS as uccessful as the past one the members of L Echo de France may well be proud Page one hundred three ' W 'milf f , is f ,-f f' 'gl A V . ,, . A F'-lu' SPANISH CLUB The Spanlsh Club The Spanish Club has been a blg success this year Under the cap able leadership of ack Thompson lt has been constantly growmg and durlng the past year we have had many a good tlme m room l09 Every meetlng was well attended The programs have been most mterestmg The members presented two short Spamsh plays M H E Constantine who has been m the consular servlce of the United States IH Brazil gave an lnterestmg account of that country At the final meetmg two llttle dancers Interpreted Spanish dances for our benefit Several members gave lnterestmg accounts of then travels abroad and many other features of mterest added to the enjoyment of the meetlngs The Club owes a debt of gratxtude to the oflicers for thelr constant work During the first semester ack Thompson president Donald Rlpley vlce presldent Dayton Davles secretary Ronald Kmsey treas urer Thelma Hahnenkrat Kuay representatxve and durmg the second semester jack Thompson presldent Robert Thelrmg vlce presldent Dorothy U Renn secretary Frank Lovermg treasurer and Dayton Davies Kuay representatlve The trea ury IS m a good condltxon and as more puplls take Spanish everv year next year should be a bugger success than ever Adl0S has to el ano que vlene Page one hundred four V -' 0 . ,V ' A: -Q 'V A 2' g ,ft 1 ---- . 1 1 . - . . 2- -.1 .J I 1 f 4 fx v. x Y .11 4 D -nl , .' 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ZW -te' v--I li -1--f isa' ul ,nr NWN ,-uv Q51-A 'S-'Z,: f I , 'S 4 sf ,.. fm. 4 CHORUS 'fer' X GIRLS GLIEE CLUB Mum: lt seems that we are just beglnnmg to learn the real value of muslc The good It accompllshed both ln overseas and home durlng the war cannot be denled No one wlll deny that any Assembly IS made brighter with the addltlon of muslcal numbers Reallzlng this mcmy of the students who before had taken no Interest ID music signed up for Chorus or other muslc The Chorus thlS year was larger than ever before There was such a lar e enrollment that all could not be accommodated on the stave The GlI'lS C-lee Club had a good turn out as usual and the Boys Glee Qlub was of avera e slze The Orchestra boasted of quallty rather than quantity ln accordance wlth the usual custom the May Festxval wxs given Saturday Evening May 31 This was a pronounced success The bfautlful cantlta Pan was given by the Glrls Glee Qlub at the Festlval and was 1 very artlstxc rendltlon Flhe Orchestra played a varled program Several marches were among the numbers and an overture and 1 few other selections of merit completed thelr llst The Boys Clee Club s slnglng was apprecl ated by the audlence as was the Chorus Those 1n the Orchestra are Flrst Vlolm Wllbur Westerman Theo dore Anderson Dorls Cook Elta l:.ll1ott Stanford Hodgman Irene Hurley Frankl..over1ng Elzey Skinner Gladys Weir Second Vlolxn Ruth Terwllllger Lloyd Bowman Gretchen Borland Wllllam Court ralght Fred Dybwad Kathryn Gllmore Levln ohnson Bass Mr M Gressley Cornet Thomas Smlthlm Leslle Tollaksen erome Rose Trombone Roy Frolen Ronald Mlller Mellophone Rob ert Dorman Plano Lenore McPherson Bernlce Van Keuren 'iv ,C Q 0 fo -Q. Page one hundred s x g O f, - . g . I . The members of the Chorus and Glee Clubs are man in number. . 1 . 1 . y arg Ga' 'lg 5. ' T ' f '? i ORCHESTRA BOYS GLEIE CLUB 384-Q 'Qs '5- GIRL S CLUB OF F IGERS X Q Katherine Lesser Presrdcnl Isl Semesler Evelyn len! 2nd Semester l Phyllss Newell Treasurer ls! and 2nd Semcshrs Alice TafQSecrelary Isl Semesler Hazel Weachter Vxce Pres: lcnl 7nd Semeslcr june Thenrlng Secrclury Znl Scmesler ew . 5 V'- ' i 9 f 4- , l e i , ' i . S l , 4 f eg.: - , ' ' 'fc -B ' ' AA, ,M 1 7 ', I - In ... , I' , 4 Ends Ciluh HE Girls Club thls year has steered lts shlp safely through the storm lndeed under cllfhcultxes The Hu vacations as wlth everythlnv else lnterrupted the Chrlstmas work and then ln the middle of the year we were vety unfortunate ln losmg three of our officers Kathryn Lesser Qatherlne Calhoun and Allce Taft Although new officers were at once elected and have contlnuecl the work most efhclently the mterruptlon was unfortunate lt has always been the alm of the Glrls Club to SOClallZC ueen Anne by gettln all the girls acqualnted wlth one another and ln thls thmg the club feels that lt has succeeded very well thls year There IS nothlng like a party to get glrls together and the club has had two splendld ones The first one was perhaps the most novel entertain ment ID the hlstory of the club namely a lawn party with smglng danclng and speaking all out ln the school yard and all the water melon the glrls could consume for refreshments The second party was a dance ln the lunchroom on St Patrlck s Day where good music a sllppery floor story telllng speaking and green lce cream were the Not only has the Girls Club contrlbuted to the social life and wel fare of the chool but also to the welfare of many outslde of school To the glrls who under Mlss Roe s very able guldance dld such satls factory and helpful work at the Orthopedlc Hospital we glVC due crecllt and thanks and want them to feel that we of the Girls Club appreciate thelr helpfulness as much as the little sufferers to whom they brought joy The club has twlce helped the Red Cross ln large drives once IH the linen drlve and again ln the gatherlng of clothes for refugees Both tlmes the response of the school has been llberal and ueen Anne through its GIYIS Club has been well represented along wlth the other hlgh schools ln such work At Christmas time the work of the club was even greater than ln prevlous years for not only were there poor famllles to provlde for as before but also the club helped ln the great party for the chlldren of the soldlers and sallors that was glven at the Armory Not only has the club helped ln such publlc ways but lt has brought Joy and happiness to many a heart that perhaps none but the gurls themselves and those whom they helped will ever know about The Jinx was another big Glrls Club event A vaudeville entrrely made up of gurls was glven by the club and was one of the greatest successes of the year We have the great expectations for the club next year and hope that It wlll do as much for others and contmue to help along the ueen Anne spmt as lt has clone thls year and ln the years past and that we the gxrls of Queen Anne may look back on our tlme spent m the Gnrls Club and count lt a true gam ID the heart and mmd Page one hundred mne ' 9 ' t, 1 v , , , v 1 ' , . . Y O amusements of the afternoon. Q . - , . , - a Y I I , , , . , , , . . . . ' . . l . EIRLS '7 qw STATE '19 DEBATE Ruth Morgan Florence Drevucy Paulme Lmk Harold Raines James Home Glenwood Archer Rebate HORT but snappy IS the best manner ln which to characterlze the I9I8 I9 debatmg season Were lt not for the ravages of the Hu we are conhdent that both our state and clty teams would have taken the hlghest honors with ease for they plalnly dns played the stuff that champlonshlp teams are made of State Debate started off wlth a bang The questnon Resolved That the U S Government should retaln the control and operatlon of the railroads was selected early and promlsecl to furnlsh the cause for many hot and wordy battles The debaters Florence Drewey Pauline Link Ruth Morgan Glenwood Archer ames Howe and Harold Raines were soon hard at work under the able guldance of Mr Bonar The first debate was held at Franklm H S on the evemng of Frlday December I3 and here our Afhrmatlve team composed of Florence Drewey Glenwood Archer and Harold Ralnes carrled off the honors of the contest ln a way that left llttle doubt as to their superlorlty and abllxty ID thls lme of work But havmg sur vlved every perll and obstacle thus far encountered even the terrlble up the season completely The commlttee In charge of the state serles announced that owlng to the great amount of time lost through closmg the schools because of the lnfluenza epldemlc that there was msuf hclent time to complete the schedule and therefore that the remaln Ing three debates would be cancelled Thus were our happy hopes dashed to the ground The clty series fared little better The same reason that caused the state serles to be shortened also caused the clty serxes to be re duced from the usual four debates to two and because of the reduc tlon the clty champlonshlp was not ofhclally determlned The ques tlon was Resolved That the U S should have permanent Food Aclmlnlstratlon Board The Affirmative team won unanimously over Lmcoln at ueen Anne whlle the Negative was less fortunate and lost unanimously the same day to Ballard at that school Al though the Negatlve dnd lose the defeat casts no reflection upon thelr ablllty for the manner m whlch they fought thelr opponents wlll not soon be forgotten by those who witnessed the encounter Those composmg the affirmatlve team were Helen Steele Everett Mxller and Robinson enner those on the negatlve were Nell Alsopp Russell Reed and Charles Burnett To the coaches Mr Bonar of the state teams and Mr Toomey f the clty teams goes the credit for the development and the prepara tlon of the clebaters whlch resulted m the splendld showmg made m the extremely short season To the debaters themselves goes the thanks of the school for the manner m whxch they upheld the honor of Queen Anne at home and abroad and also the hope that next season may be greater and more successful than ever before Page one hundred twelve .. ..' ' . D K ' I . ' l l l l J l . combination of Friday the l3th, it finally fell to the Hu to break . ' Q - , 1 1 . J : . :l , ' , . U , . , o 'wif-'H 1 20 '-N. '+G' ,W ,sg 49 ea DEBATER5 NL1111' Alsopp Helen Steele Eux tt Mille Robmnon Jn 1 n Russvll R4 nd x x is Ns, Margaret Maclean Presxdent Helen Fay Vice President Margretta Macfarlane Treasurer Carmen Foy Secretary Glrls A A Of all the varlous Clubs at ueen Anne there IS no Club that concerns the glrls more cllrectly than the Girls Athletic Assoclatlon If a glrl takes as actlve a part as she should m school life she wlll be enjoylng herself ln G A A aCtlVltlCS at least three Clays every week Basketball comes twlce week swlmmmg one clay and ln falr weather hlkes baseball ancl tennis Thls year there have been many changes made ln the organlzatlon of the Club The new offices that have been created are business manager publlclty man ager and Kuay reporter The ofhces of secretary and treasurer have been separated The constitution was revrsecl and adopted and such sports as swlmmlng hllclng and baseball glven a more prominent place The good work that was done ln maklng this Club so proml nent was chxefly promoted by nts able officers Margaret McLean presldent Helen Fay vice preslclent Carmen Foy secretary Mar gretta Nlacfarlane treasurer Volberg Chrlstensen business manager and Helen Steele publlclty manager Evelyn Clifton Kuay reporter keeps the G A A m the public eye Page one hundred fifteen I I o U . . .L I ' ' Q , I . J , . . . , , I 4 - ,. F . . ,Q - 3 .. - - , - . A Y, A .W . . ,. ' x. 4- 4 n v 1 I 1 , . . . Y. ' ' .vb ' ' Q li. . 1' .. . fl-nw, 1 I I - , . . ' I . , 1 , . Z , ' C . . ' . , . . . - . v in-cw-Mk GIRLS ATHLVTIC ASSOCUATIOIN Edna Flmks G A A Adnsor and Coanh Page ons hundred slxteen 'f .ak 'N M Af! ,A V f pf ' ...Q ' 'lx . 5 I . K 'll Tennls G A A HIKII l-llkmg Of all the glrls sports none has been so well supported or so much enjoyed as hlkmg Thls department has enrolled m It all the sturdy pedestrlans of ueen Anne The gurls turn out thlrty or forty strong whenever these pedestrlans cleclde to leave clvlllzatlon be hlncl Every outlng seems better than the last one especlally those where swlmmlng I8 an added attractlon We have hikes and hlkes but the gurls always cry for more The last sport of the season IS tennis Every spring a tournament I8 held and the wlnners ln doubles and singles are the proud possessors of class numerals This year fifty eight glrls signed up for the tourney Begmners as well as experts are urged to take part ln them and m this way all the gurls are encouraged to learn and play the game Page one hundred seventeen . , ,. I v w .. .. . Y , ' I sa l- . if , . . ' I I . l Basketball A The most important sport of the Club is basketball. This year the teams were all very g o o d a n d unusually well matched with lxvely and ln terestmg games the results 4 The games were played off May 5th and Sth The SCOICS Were HS follows May 5th SCDIOYS 22 vs Sophs 3 umors 26 vs I Frosh 6 May 8th SCHIOTS 25 vs umors I8 Because of the excxtmg games lt IS hoped that more girls have become Interested ln basketball and will turn out next fall to help make even better teams for the commg year Swlmrnlng Thls year the G A A has had one of the finest swlmmlng clubs on record For a period of elght lessons the girls have gone down to the Y W C A Nat every Wednesday afternoon May 7th the members of the Club staked a meet to Hnd the best all round swlmmer The events pulled off were an exhnbltlon of all the dlfferent strokes underwater race dlvlng of all sorts back swan ackknlfe Kewple stralght front and other dlves relay race candle race race for speed dlfferent kmds of toemg a race with hands and feet tled and last of all an endurance test The results of thls meet were Florlne Graff Zl pomts Helen Fay I6 pomts Evelyn Clifton I3 pomts Russella Hardman I2 pomts Ruth Ferris 4 pomts 'F L19 9 Vi' Int rclass Champ ig mt' 'T' hs qv x --lan ,,, Mx '52vQ -v- .,9, l'llm.Q' e,t Q- Q- '3n- .bsi it --Q--1 ...rr-m. xx-., Lloy Bowman 3 pomts and Anona Roberts l polnt Page one hundr d e ghteen W, X in , - . 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I . 1 , y . . - 11 i Aruuncs fvyas 4. ufrlcfni 'If C a e ce Atelson Pres r'l an Brvan T ea Alla r P sud nt I The Boys A A Under the leadershnp of these officers the Boys A A has had a most successful year A new conshtutlon was framed and adopted by a vote of the association members and with this new constltutlon we can predict an even better year dunng the l9l9 1920 athletlc season The financial end of the business was most successfully handled by Bryan while Attelson and Hunter dnd more than thelr share by both partlcxpatmg ln athletics and by their work m supportlng the Asso clatlon Page one hundred twenty x I 5 l D f f-bg I I Q A- jivge b ' .ua ,A G' ll ft' . , Q f .ggi . --- ,Q .L.i45,,- 'Lg Mg? .. I 1 -:Vg s .Q Y 5 ,T 352' ' 7' f J X' Xl fv- 9 Q . l r n . i ent J x es h . r sur n Hunte . Vice- ro ' e 9 - v v ' - 'N Coach Allen Coach Wells ln Appreclatlon Coach Allen and Coach Wells have served us so falthfully throughout the school year that the students can m no way sufhclently thank hem for their untlrmg efforts to brmg all the athletxcs honors to Queen Anne Page one hundred twenty one 1 Uk' F? 9' K X5 fr n A' . A . lf7 'x Q -Q '7 i ' ,J 5 'S 3 Q QC 4?-5 Q K...- 'D in Clary Quarterback Rud Captn n Sparkmnn Capt elect 19 jfnnthall AD not the Flu interfered with the regular football schedule 'V for the nineteen eighteen season ueen Anne would have had 4 the most successful football season of many years Last sea son the Orange and Maroon grid men had to go up agamst the teams of the three largest schools ln the clty namely Broadway Llncoln and Franklin wlthout havmg the prxvllege of a crack at elther the West Seattle or Ballard teams whlch according to the way these teams showed up agamst those they played would have resulted ln two more vlctorles for ueen Anne As xt was we lost two games and won one ln the Franklm uecn Anne game on last year s program Queen Anne came out top dog Breaking a three years 0 0 tle our team came sallmg home with the bacon on the large end of a 3 0 score The game from the start was fast and slxppery the muddlest day of the year bemg Frlday the l3th of December In the last quarter we had the Black and Green husl-ues down near thelr own goal lme The awful condxtlon of the Page one hundred twenty two . g. 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A I X I jg, 2.5. 1 Qi? 1 A ti 'R' A Q :' , up v. - , S I . .. . 1 ' Q . .l Q I . . u . -Q 1 4 Dol glass Halfback Hunter Fullback and End Bu nett Guard field made a straight play very PYCCHTIOUS because a fumble with the slippery ball would have spelled dxsaster What really happened was thlS Clary received the ball and scored a drop luck Ylnglng up three pomts for ueen Anne To Broadway we dropped the game wlth a twenty to nothmg score The game was the opening one and was a hard well played contest from the flrst whistle to the last How ever Broadways dusky backfleld wlth the support of a good and heavy lme got by ueen Anne s defense for three touchdowns For ueen Anne quarterback Clary Attelson was the shmmg light The Broadway game came m September and then Just before our next game the Flu ban came on and we finally met Lmcoln on November 29 This contest also started like wlldflre Durlng the first quarter Lincoln made a touchdown and the Red and Black rep resentatlves lmmedlately met some stiff opposltlon This opposltlon held tlght and no more scormg was done untll the fourth quarter when Page one hundred t nty thxec ll r Q l x 1 or l , ' . s I x P , ' 'lff-3 - . f 'j I , qt, , I it . Q . - . . - Q ' . . . . Q . G ' , Chadbourne Tackle Hensel Guard Nakagawa Guard Lmcoln made another touchdown on a pass Though also a fast and good game the same brand of football wasn t dlsplayed as ln the previous go However this shortage was made up for lh full by the playmg done m the Franklm game whlch took place two weeks later The boys who turned out every nlght ram or shme ancl dnd what they could to make the football team what It was were Clarence Attleson peppery quarterback who had a goocl head and knew how to use xt Clary graduated ln February and IS a member of the all clty team Harold Rude captain best halfback ueen Anne has seen for many a day I8 gone Herwln Rutledge snappy halfback who was new to the game but wxllmg to learn and dndl Back agam next year Buster Burnett fighting guard who was a rough customer to meet up with Buster I8 another of those coming back Page one hundred twenty four Q Q as .a as-1 , f t' fi J .sf s A ' I V i , ij I Er ' A 7' Q G . ' . Q . . 1 .. . . - Vi i 1 fl Hatha'-say Guard Holbrook Ccnte Rutledge Halfback U Dick Holbrook husky center who handled some men on the other teams like as many sacks Wrll be back to do lt agam Phlllp Hathaway another flghtmg guard who could get mad Wlll be madder next season Phat Chadbourne fast tackle hlt like a ton of brrck and was an all around man Has the honor of bemg on the all cxty team also Phat leaves a vacancy hard to fill Leonard Hall moose tackle who was a regular whlz Nobody wanted to run mto him twlce Also among those that are gone Louxs Hensel clever end could keep hls head and use his hands Wnll be back Molly McCarty spunky llttle end who was a streak of lrghtmng Molly IS gomg to be strll faster next year Taniji Nakagawa rooting guard who fought from whlstle to whistle. He too will be back. Page one hund ed twenty-five 'Y IT CtyEd Wesley Douglass peppery half had an unlxmxted amount of pep to help lum hut the lme Graduates Harold Sparkman wallowing tackle who could stop a house lf It was to come Sparky IS our next year s captain and will make a good one Allan Hunter fullback played a hard game Also among the mxssmg SEASON S SCORING ueen Anne 0 Broadway ueen Anne 0 Lincoln ueen Anne 3 Franklin Total ueen Anne Total Opponents P g h d dt .- bl 'X l if -sg-. - I . lf- 4 l' A 1 , ' ,I . g . -4 x . ' ,f A I rf J A I Q ' y Hal , a kl Mc ar , n U Q ....................,......., ......................,......,.. 2 0 Q .........v......,..,......... ' ........,..............,........,... I 3 Q ..............,.............. ' ..........r....r....,.....,,,,.,.. O -Q .......... 3 - ............. .33 a e one un re wenty-six SECOND TEAM 4Top row left to rxghtl Frederrcks Taft Nashem Gordon Becket McLean MacAdams Burkhelmer fBottom row! Hornmg Green Douglas Tanzer Olson Rooney Reagan SECOND TEAM THE SECOND TEAM clld not have qulte as successful a season but at that have to be glven a great deal of crecllt for the way ln which they turned out regularly and took then' bumps at the hands of the first team They always fought hard but the corresponding teams of Lmcoln Franklin and Broadway fought just a little harder and gained vxctorles The boys ln the second team have no bed of roses and they should get the hearty support of the whole school as they are now of more lmportance than the first team an 'Q H 4 -m FOOTBALL SQUAD Page one hundred twenty seven , F V ., .1,.,. ' 1 -I. 5 , t . , , K , 2 X J T S W Basketball The Basketball season was an awfully close second to football ln the way of success From the vlewpomt of the percentage column the football looms the largest but from other standpomts basketball had the lead sllghtly ueen Anne wlth her llght fast team came the nearest but far to beating the champlonshlp Broadway team On thelr own floor and this big game took place Playlng agalnst a team of regular giants our team fought thexr way to a lead at the begmnmg of the game The Orange and Black players dld not appreclate thls so the score was made a tle Again we lead and so lt was for the whole first half FIVC seconds before the whistle blew Queen Anne led with an 8 to 6 score but just as the whistle blew a basket was scored by a Broadway man leaving an 8 to 8 score to start the second half wlth Page one hundred twenty exght Q. N . 's. , V ,, ' - an YX I , 9 x n 5 J ' . -J Ripley, Capt.-elect Bryan. Capt. Attelson U , . 1 U C 5 Douglas McCarty Armgn-png mg It for qulte a whlle However the shortage of tlme seemed to impress Itself on the teams mmd and we lmmedlately caught up The score then stayed stationary both teams flghtlng the-nr heads off wlth neither malung anything Alas at last came the final whlstle and the score was nlneteen to elghteen ln favor of Broadway Our one satlsfactlon remained ln the awful frlght we had glven the league leadmg team Our hrghest scoring game was wlth the West Seattle team on the latter s floor From the very first whlstle the game was fast lt was close for a couple of minutes and then we strode forth lh excellent style and had a good score at half tlme ln the second half the same thmg happened close for a short tlme and then we began shooting baskets again Three substltutlons were made m thls game and the final score was 40 I5 with the West Slde aggregation holdlng the fifteen The most lmportant game of the season was the second to last tllt ln whlch Ballard supported the negatlve slde on thelr own floor Page one hundred twenty nme l ' t , I g A X 5 I , , E a ni H l . x W XX This contest was to decide the third place in the league standing: the Shingleweavers having trounced Lincoln the previous week. According to theory we were supposed to lose on account of Lin- coln's falling to Ballard and also because of the close score on our own floor. However, with the game on their floor and Molly Mc- Carty out with a bad ankle we started to fight. Both teams did a great deal of good playing and fast team work but Queen Anne's was just a little bit better and faster. At half time we had a com- fortable lead and in the second period we increased it in such a way that the game ended with the score of 37 22 in our favor The players who made this fine showing to continue ueen Anne s honor are ames Bryan lmmle was captain of the squad and made a very capable leader His playing at guard was exceptionally fine and later It was the same way at center The team will have to get along wxthout him next year Chrence Attleson Clary was one of the best forw xrds our team has had for some tlme He was fast and a good shot besides being 'xble to use his head at the proper time Clary his alre xdy left us Wesley Douglass peppy httle center and later guard when lmmy went to center He was fast and always succeeded in getting a good share of the scoring He was one of our midget players and also leaves us Dwight Armstrong second team man who stuck to It and had the goods to produce at the right tlme and did Will be gone next season Molly McCarty another one of last year s midgets Played a fast steady game at guard and at the same time made many pretty field baskets ls one of the two lettermen to be back Donald Rlpley the fastest little forward m the city league He could run around through or over his opposlng guard whlle that gentleman was collecting his bearings Don is our next year s captain and is still a man of the midget class KQA ' G fl' E11 -+ fr My , f ,gl X l x ' ll'WH 4 r :QQ mmf: f' .. spy? iw x if 5YJ:'x? A4 eu Page one hundred thirty C 1 1 . 1 . C . .s . z 1 ' ' . ' K f. 2 . i F J- ' - Q k X It ' , C X I . A . t.. i- X4 ' ls K flvv. ' ..-X ' . ,y , X ' Qi , fl Ifmifli The 1 , -f If ' , ,W gh. -xg f 1 y A 1 ,- gif 1 will t -M of P .- +f.mnv. aw .'l',1, 4 'x -X f yi f' 'AM . Y, A .I ---A exitfith ,f..'Q' - I' .gi,:11f. ' '-. 3: Q5 .,.1L,I l , ' Ffrlgbxf . L 51. .aj .L ,lf fi K Q. X5 'A' 'bfi Q ., ,E+ ' I' ' - Coach Wells MacAdams Roomy Halverson Marrxott Douglass Ernst Christensen Reagan Haskell Second Team Has Great Season ln the I9l 7 I9I8 basketball race the Queen Anne second team won the championship It IS a well known saying that history repeats itself Last season they again won it wlth the loss of only one game which went to Broadway on the latter s floor The remaining games however the Orange and Maroon players went through the opposing teams like a stone through a window Thelr most one sided game was the contest played on the West Seattle floor when the final score was I5 l to ueen Anne s credit Like the second team in football the basketball scrubs have no soft time of llfe on the gym floor To be there nlght after night thing in the world and if any of them got to thinking so it was quickly taken out when they bumped up against men like lmmy and Clary The scrubs sure deserve a lot of credit because the condition of the first team depends on them to a large extent The fellows who did this work and who stuck at it to a finish were Joe Rooney fCapt forward esse Douglas forward Bill Mc Adams center Earl Maskell guard Earl Christensen forward George Marriott guard Oscar Halverson center Leroy Ernst guard Page one hundred thirty one l chasing fast men like Molly, Wes and Rip around isn't the easiest 'A . J. n a ' . .J 9 J . . 3 ' - 'QP CHAMPIONSHIP MIDGET TEAM Bishop Kmsey Fxlho Hxgbee I-Iazzlum MIDGETS As was sald before hlstory repeats itself lt sure dld at Queen Anne last year Luke the second team the mldgets won the cxty champxon shlp As well as the second team havmg no soft job one has also to thmk of the mldgets as bemg ln the same class How many are there of you for mstance who would think enough of basketball and have enough school Splflt to get up m the wee small hours and come up here at seven thlrty to turn out and develop a team However hard work makes a success of anythmg and so the champlonshlp came sallmg up to the hxlltop The boys who had the nerve and staymg power to do thus and consequently recexved the honors were Kinsey, fCapt J center, Hegoes, forward, Hazzlum, forward, Bishop, gurrd, and Fxlno, guard Page one hundred thxrty two , -1 ..f- - 'f -.X 3 1' f , , v A . .V . 1 , .- , I . 3 ,Q- ,,k A ' M., ' A , 11 , , x , . n 1 v tm, F... 1 1 tldg Cpt Baseball At the beglnnxng of the baseball sesslon ln I9 l 9 Queen Anne had the brlghtest outlook she has had on the diamond for some tlme To start hostnlltles Wlth we had seven letter men back Earl Chrlstensen short stop from last year was made captam Oscar Halvorsen after a term ln the service agaln bobbed up behind the bat First base was agam taken up by Sno Brown who had Herwln Rutledge and George Marrlot to follow hlm on the other sacks Welsley Douglass for two years center fielder along with Earl Cyedell ln the left berth completed the llst of veterans back leaving the pltcher and rlght held posltlons open At the begmnlng of the season a B A A meeting was held and Wes was elected baseball manager which IS a yob that calls for a good deal of work Pg d dth tythee gl' X as ... XX 'L IQ. QI. I H ' X Y' ' X' '- fell l 3.1 EW y ' . ?, 5, t g 1 XJ 'I x .1 r - su -' xg t ll V . .f:.iip, a I 4 - ' I - 1 . - Q .9 5 ' ' f N7 W- .u flu f I l ,lx 1 I ' V X' , ' l 4 A K . v ,. l if fl X 1 ' , z xx 3 1 l Doug ass Christensen. Camtain Ru e c. a ain-elm-t - y ' t - t l , v a e one hun re ir - r HIP' -'V nv -vi g ,Q .44:',, ' ,,mF ' fbi' .1 EW' ...ian-u-. John on H-alversan Marrmott The season as a whole was a very good one defeat tasted only a very few tlmes b cl y our squa and a great many fast and exciting games bemg won By far the most excltlng and nerve stramln of th g ese was the Ballard game whlch was played at Mercer ln the fourth lnnlng the score was four to two ln Ballard s favor By the seventh lnnmg lt had changed to seven for Queen Anne as agalnst Ballard S slx At the begmnmg of the mnth seven sux was still the score wlth Ballard at bat Durmg this frame they got real ambltxous and panned out two runs leaving the score nlne to elght wlth the Shingle Weavers again ln the lead The last half of the nlnth with Ballard one run ahead of us The first man up was out on base The next man oh horrors fanned and our hearts hut the bottoms of our shoes so hard that our souls were cracked Next came a hlt and a throw to first base but the runner arrlved at first base about the same tlme as the ball, and the first Page one hundred thirty four Hx? , P X 'Qld h , ' Y . .- . 1, ' ' , 5 Q if 1, 5 E v 1 f ff' AV ,V x. t V ,ft 'N Q! 1 A' ,i,,,. ,yy , ff f 1 ? 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A ' yr 1 5 F r 44 , -X ., . xx' l 0 'mlb P? cya II W gm baseman dropped xt A couple of more nlce hxts a double steal and before Ballard knew exactly what had happened the score was nlne to exght with Ballard on the short end of the stlck Another good contest was the Hrst Lincoln ueen Anne game at Mercer Thus was a close game all the way through but we bettered the Lmcolnltes by the dlfference of a 4 0 score which was all made on good heady plays Our tllt wlth Franklin on Columbla held was also fast and excltmg The Franklin squad had shown up exceedlngly well ln nts prevlous games and lt was supposed to be a case of the odds are even but when the game actually came off the poor Franklm pitcher dldnt know whlch way to look for the ball about a second after xt left his hand The whole ueen Anne team batted hum to a stand stlll How ever he had falrly close support and the game ended IH a 8 3 vlctory for ueen Anne On account of the short season and the fact that the Annual had to go to press three weeks before school let out some of the last games had to be omltted Pg ddthty .NY K r , ,Xb b Q j, if xt , g Ag X N f ' pi, D it X fx- A l . A K . 1 ya ,XXI 1, , Q' hx V in ' x . i X 'vi X ws gli . Q , ' a 0 one hun re ir -live ab- f !' gk. Q SEASON S SCORES ueen Anne ueen Anne ueen Anne ueen Anne ueen Anne ueen Anne postponed ueen Anne ueen Anne ueen Anne Total West Seattle Lincoln Broadway Ballard Lincoln West Seattle Broadway Franklln Ballard Opponents X P postponed g th ty f f V XX ' Q :Xl , lf - 4 f' A J. X ' V ff? 3 A ll l Q fe S l l A ' w' l .4 'QQ J ' S' W r ioyf.. ' we .f e ' -' ' -2 v S .w.-4 ' .5 , , ' 'ct E If B ' Q ,,,,,,,,e S or eeeee.......w 4 w..wV,, , VV.A7A..... 8 Q S eeee.,, 4 ' aeaaaeae..e . ...w.VV. 0 Q to , ,oo, 2 leeelee to , ,V,e,,, ,,e,,,l.13 Queen Anne ee ee . ....,, ,, 8 Franklin we.ee..we e eeeeeee 3 Q to S eeee,eer,,,,,,,, 9 .eee.ee . .. 8 Q ,e.e,, eeeeeeeeeeell... 2 ' ..eY.eee.eee..le.eee................ 3 Q ...waeeeeeeeeeww eeee-e Q or eeew eeveeeeve,e,ev. I leee.ee eeee.,le . 3 Q eeeee ee,,,, ,e., 1 1 ' .eeeeeeeee 2 Q , , . .,..l.e. 6 .eeeeeeee eeeeee S S 7 to S S . f 'll d d A -.- ,+ '1E,, -Q Lomr Bmxlu Tennls Wlth no letter men back ueen Anne faced a hard year at the ne game After an mterestmv tournament the team was chosen as fol lows Brlclx Loer Art Barley Donald Rlpley ack Rankin Flhese players showed the real ueen Anne pep They dldn t wm all their matches but put up a Good fight and always played 1 fwlr and clean game Queen Anne won from Llncoln ln the first match of the season by wnnnlng four events out of sxx ln the second match of the season we played Broadway they won four events out of slx All the matches were hard foufvht I Page on hundred thxrtx seven S, af .' L 'V K' A x . 5 -. r - Y QT' If , I . '5 - ' 111' -'A 1 , l . , , , - l 'I T7 -1' N . I. - 'll ' A 1 .. , N ...y , A A . L 4 3 I V 1 ' : ' , , ' , j . ' . , ' 5 K , 2 ' 1 1 ' , ' Q . 5 . e ' ,Q Y s... xtln fouffht match of the opponent and flnllly tennis hut lost thelr hustle to wln ihc KIXIFCIUIQ of the ISOII ls IS fOl OVVS uecn Anne l IIICO n ueen Anne 7 Bro xdway ueen Anne Fr xn III A-uv 9.1 season Ioer plxyed three dune Sets vwlth Ins won Buley Rlplev md Rmlxxn plxyed wood Qets They neverthelfss rn ld: thelr opponents PHL, hund f thnu el x L 3 T' ': I 'rf N r :rsal ' -4' ' , ,f f V try., t J-a 1 1' . f A , . . Q . P aw, W Rtnl Rnplf-y The third and last match was with Ifrzxnklin. This was tht- hnrchwt i f S ' ' SP2 t' if I X2 Q ' ' 41 .A i I A ,,,, 2 Q ' , ..- z ' , 4 Q , l-- 2 lil' , ,, , 5 .'.- ., 1 r.-1 '- Q-.fgl F5 IQQX cm- Huwraa MBRRIOTT ra -'J Q Lu MSRDHMS DOUGLRSS BRYHN PARKER JA V i V! 'X D ,. 'S I Q, , , x I I P H Q 5, f gl 3 Y . 1 'QS 'f ' X. 4 -' i. . .rl A QA,e.T-.N-hx . 1 .Ryman XX . igw 1 ' 5 A!l WV L J' L Track During the school year Queen Anne sprung a couple of surprises, both in football and basketball. The surprise that she pulled in track, though, macle a good many sit up and take notice. Against Broadway's team of twenty-five men, Lincoln's thirty-five and Ballard's, the Queen Anne team, consisting of six men, came out second Broadway was far in the lead taking all First places save three two of which went to ueen Anne and the other to Franklin lmmy Bryan was the star Orange and Maroon man After a lon session at the shot the result proved to be a victory for lmmy who put the cannon ball forty one feet ten inches With a great many entering the high jump started in the same way Soon it slmmered down to just a few and finally to Bryan of ueen Anne Egtvet of Broadway now jumping for first place After many unsuccessful and tiring attempts on the part of both the bar was lowered slightly The Broadway man jumped first and missed Then lmmy took his start at the standards jumped and cleared it easily making another first to his credit Allan Hunter captain of the team finished second in the low hurdles and third ln the high esse Douglass after a debate wlth members of the Lincoln Broad way and Ballard teams came out second in the pole vault which was the longest event of the day Neterer a Broadway man Jumped ten feet for first and esse took second with nine feet ten inches immy Parker came up from behind ln a whirlwind finlsh in the quarter mile and crossed the tape third completing ueen Annes number of points which totaled twenty Practically all these points are due to the efforts of Coach Wells It was through his showing the boys how to do their various stunts that they were able to place because nearly all of them knew nothing of the form which in track means everything lt is a well known fact that if you get a thing right you are then able to do it more quickly and this applles most rigidly to track 41 m ms' Q 4, X, I X V LM' W' gffj 174 4X I Page one hund ed forty l , ' . 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' ,h ndrv fifty-fxv, . d Allen Nou seem to have oceans of alr lmmle Bryan XVhy3 Because there are waves ln It 3 l ere was a young lady of Slam Who sand to her lover young lxtam lf you ktss me of course You will have to use force But God knovvs you are stronver than l am Q e after his proposal Dtd you ever sav anvthtng luke thus to a gurl hefore3 e Heavens' You don t suppose nt could he done llke that the hrst ttme do you3 Glenme Now that we are alone l can ask vou a questron l have been burnnng to ask vou all evenmg Bernice overcome Uh' Glennie Ever smce l came thus evenmg., l have felt that my necktle vs as slowly creeping over the hack of my collar and the thought of my appearance has made me perfectly mrsera ble Tell me IS mv necktle all r1ght3 Edythe Armstrong Speaklng of false halr Dorotha Brown Y es A I suppose no women ever admits that she wears false halr D B No she keeps that under her hat M ones l see that o n went Into real estate last week3 Mr Bones Yes poor fellow we burned hum last Wednesday Lrzzne You brute when l consented t marry you l cant think where by head was NW oof On my shoulder dear Xrc er l ve got a terrlble cold rn my head 'Vltss Hawkins Mass Hawkins Well thats something Mother lm so lonesome lve got no one to play wtth complamed Bobby Well go and play with Ducky Oh l played wlth htm thus mornmg and I dont lnelleve hes well enough to come out ye Oh Castile Soap' Oh Wlndowsnlls Oh vme clad ltmburg nheese' Sadness all my pockets hlls W hen thoughts come up luke these JIM HON! E Q l .fX'N1ENI l hate to he an angel Because l d have to sing ld rather be a qenxor And not do anv thlng 1 lls Newell ftnd It hard to co ec my thoughts when l get up on the platform a 'Vlay Gullxver It alvvavs IS har o tollett small amounts She savs lm u I9 You shoul craek a few jokes oc caslonally Xsk her to marry you or some thing like that VL endell Myers Sw what course do you expect to be graduated ln7 Al ones ln the cours: of time l ope leac er ln v at localxtles do we fm marble3 Russella Hardeman ln graveyards Dons La Vlolelte llas anyone here seen A 3 Margaret Cook Al vvho3 Dons Alcohol Margaret No kerosene htm yesterday hut he has not benzene sxnce lVlr Nlclwurray XX hat are three kinds of ballads3 Fverett Muller Ballard North Ballard Beach and Fremont Ballard lVlr Crocker Who dtd you take home nn the car last nlght'5 AI Xvhy Glenwood Mr Crocker You tell Glenwood that he left his earrings and powder puff lh the back seat Mr Howe I had a note from your teacher today That s all rtght pa l ll keep rt qunet Ruth Hatton Dtd you see the bug race today Helen Brownfield No what race3 Ruth The human race of course Page one hundred Hfty sxx E.' : ' ' , I . , ' ! h '. , ' . 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Ulm . 592111112 Eimvn Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE UPRIGHT AND GRAND PIANOS And The Cec111an the Perfect Player Plano A11 Leadmg Makes of Talklng MHCDIHCS and Records SEATTLE STORE 1519 Th1rd Avenue BUSH 8: LANE PIANO COMPANY START A SAVINGS ACCOUNT TODAY Wlth the oldest strzctly savmgs 1nst1tut1on 111 the State of Washmgton One Dollar wzll Start an Account Interest IS Compounded Semz Annually OPPICE HOURS PROM 9 TO 4 SATURDAYS 9 TO 1 SATURDAY EVENINGS 6 TO On the 5111 of each month we keep open unt1l5 o clock for the accornmoflatzon of te1cl'ers who cannot come at other lzours Washmgton Mutual Savmg Fstabllshed Resources 29 Years S10 000 000 OFF ICERS RAYMOND R IRALIER Pre 1dent WILLIAM THAANUM Vlte Presloent ROLLIN SANFORD Vlce PfCS1dCHf WILLIS S DARROW Secretary WALTER J WARD Assistant Secretary HARRY SHELTON Asslstant Secretary TRUSTEES John T Condon Hans Pederson C E Vxlas P B I'll1 ey James Shannon It W West Eu ene B Iavre Spokane Wllllam Thaanum L O Janeck No Yaklma W1111am A Peters Davld Whlttomb Raymond R I4ra71er L . 1 1 8 C -I I ,I I I .- . . . 1' ' ' , s' E. G. Ames Ivar Janson F. K. Struve S o T ' ' Z5 ' D D I N- mu- hunmlrn-ml slxlj- - Remember That Each Year LOTHROP STUDIO 425 Walker Buxldmg, Seattle Issues to Graduates the Graduate Spec1aI Credentzal whxch upon presentatxon at the Studlo entxtles the holder to Commencement Pictures at less than one half If you have not already secured credentlals telephone Maln 5403 and our salesman wxll call at your home wlth full lme of samples RETAIL SELLING CLASS Page one hundred sLxty two our usual prices. ZS tart lg t' SHURTHAND by the world s fore most exponent of Gregg Shorthand BOOKKEEPING BANKING HALL BUSINESS COLLEGE THIRD AND COLUMBIA fl Bu urs 77111111116 School QF tbe If 1165! C1495 1 1 XA- N lk., -' .W :T E Lf ff: I I 1: r' S . 11 I 9 K . Q A . . . Q . 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It 1S a broad educat1on to lnspect the Butterworth 1nst1tut1on The fac1l1ty and perfect accord wlth Wl'l1Cl91 the du t1es and QCFVICC of th1s establlshment are carr1ed out w1ll be a wonderful reve lat1on to those who have not real17ed how beautlfully our SCFVICC can be Con ducted pathet1c understandlng of the needs of the hour mark our servlce A refined home atmosphere wlth dlffnl fied courteous attentlon leaves w1th those who have occaslon to use our SCFVICC only a pleasant remembrance of beauty and harmony 1 1K EuttPr1unrth 8: 13711115 1921 F1rst Avenue Mam 949 Smoothness of arrangement and sym- b l' vl I .,. - N s lo Q i P g I d df tj-fl , N nun 3 'fliuliv SENIOR MIXER COMMITTEE PHONE ELLIOTT 1362 Desxgners and Decorators Flowers for A11 Occaszons ORPHEUM FLORAL CO Get Them Here LARGEST GROWERS OF CUT FLOWERS AND POTTED PLANTS IN THE NORTHWEST Corner Third and Madison Next to Orpheum Theatre Peg one hundred sixty s X X9 XX Q X XX 'X X XX X XXXX XX X XXXX X X XXX X XX fxX XXXXXXXXXXX X XXX X X XXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX Young Men s Clothes Styles that are full of snap 1n patterns and fabrlcs that w1l1 at tract and please you and g1VC pos1t1ve pleasure 1n wearmg A LUNDQUIST LILLY su1t or overcoat 1S guaranteed 515 00 to S45 00 Those outmg trousers that you want you w111 find here 1n Han nels and serges, 1n str1pes and p1a1n 35 00 to 56 00 fi B1g Stock of Caps 51 00 to S3 00 If Lundqulst L1 y Upstazrs Clothes Shop JosHUA GREEN BLDG FOURTH AVENUE AND PIKE STREET P hdd X XXX x x xxx x xx x , P I O O ' I . 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I Q Q . . l I Z ,. px , 2 X V- ' I 1 L A -o E53 Q yt va ' Z L j N Q, . , S 4 2 Q Q I 0 . 3 ' 5 x , 'f I J Q Z -1 A X X 4 f, ff 4 1 f V ii 4 AA X xx xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xx ' A XXXXX Physlcs II Class For Sport or Busmess wear we are prepared to make to your measure correct cloth mg of all kmds We shall be glad to have you test our tall for any apparel you may reqmre You wlll find xt no extravagance to have your clothmg made to order at our prlces FROST 8: SEYNEI Tailors for Men 1225 FIRST AVENUE oring supremacy with an order Page one hundred sixty-eight SUCCESS BUSINESS SCHOOL vl Special Features Free Employment Department guar anteemb pos1t1ons to all our brad uates E1bht Expert Teachers no student m structors Satlsfactlon guaranteed or tu1t1on re funded No extra charge of tu1t1on for calcu latmg machmes Shorthand Typewrztmg Bookkeepmg Calculatmg Machznes Przvate Secretarzal and CIVII Servzce Courses SUCCESS BUSINESS SCHOOL CRARY BUILDING Cor Fifth and UNION Seattle Washlngton Q - S cr ' ' of - 'o' ' ' - . I :I Q , . Y llllIIlllIllllllIllllllIllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllllllll P g I d ri ' '- ' , ANDERSON SUPPLY CO EASTMAN KODAKS ANsco CAMERAS Developmg and Prmtmg Two Photo Supply Stores 111 CHERRY STREET Between Flrst and Second Avenues 1518 WESTLAKE AVENUE half a block north of Fourth Avenue and Plke Street NORTHWEST TRUST 8: SAVINGS BANK CORNER SECOND AND UNION Pays 4 on Savmgs Accounts Pg hdds 8 Radio W I l r v l'lupI4N Ivy .lzl Q Bl ' 'Al A '. I'1't'l Ii 'll' 51 1 , ,Il B 8 0110 un re ev SHANER 8: WOLFF Clothes Are Always Ddiferent The Snapplesr and Most up to the m1nute Styles the Natlons Best TBIIOYS Can Make 916 SECOND AVENUE KODAKS AND SUPPLIES Developing Prmtmg A 4 HOUR SERVICE nlar 1n Colotmg Archaway Book Store CORNER THIRD AND PIKE Frank B Wllson X lhrks We Take Anythmzg Any Tzme Any Where Webster 81 Stevens COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Amateur Fmxshm 3 Bromlde Enlargmg I IIEEII ffl! 4,77 UYSAHYTUG' Copym Lantern Slldes 1700 4TH AVENUE Txmes Buxldmg PHONE MAIN 3743 SEATTLE Pg hdd ty u - n E g' g l'I -H' I, .I: 's X l:'l'r1h1 xx. Ililvl Iluihlung A f I My Q .A , I . F . A A-1' I .51 KB? if .Ex Y ' . ' 'f ' '-- y Po I X X . , , U S s E - I. 5 . . ,XL K . g' H . . ' OFFICE I4 LLIOTT 3288 DR A W SANBERG DENTISTRY 1004 JOSHUA GREEN BUILDING SEATTLE Q It HH nc ul 1 r rn lun? in 6 .1 x due uh mer learned 1 Coq ne them rc-Sl' I lhlnk they xc- earned It SWEATERS Made by OCTONEK KNITTING CO I I l X X Au gustme 8: Kyer The House of Quallty and Servzce Candles Our Candles Are Fresh Made Every Day 1509 QUEEN ANNE AVE QUEEN ANNE 2000 Page one hundred seventy two Q . Q Life- IS wal, lah- is c'zn'nr'slg :Xml ' 'glut lu- me I- s vl'n1c' lf wc- we vn't km-pt so lmusy Ima ing Latin all the I . .-NH arc dead who cw-r wrcvlc it. .-V1 :nw du 1 who :vcr spok il, XII vill ' - 0 1 'L i gf , . gffx. QQ . 99 0 fg f - D ft A ,-1 5 .,' A- 'Q TKT. f' ff 'F 'L r 'Q 4 -C71 f-4 ff L- 2-Q5 N I. . .24 In Jxc- 1 In N, lg, ,A-:Ll qs 3 6 ' ' -5 ' 'r -- af -'if' 'Ewan-N ..x,:u1lw-N .- l1'll'il1wu. lfilf-I Illlilliinz . .. V - - .- Q Lowman 8a Hanford Co BOOKSELLLRS STATIONERS COPPLR PLATL LNGRAVERS KODAKS AND SUPPLIES IIRST AVENUE AND CHERRY STRI LT WATCHMAKLRS JEWLLERS LNGRAVERS MACHINERY TOWER CLOCKS POST CLOCKS AND ELECTRIC TIM1 SYSTEMS JOS M YER BRO Jewelers CLASS PINS AND FRATERNITY EMBLEMS A SPECIALTY COLMAN BLDG SEATTLE .1 I ,, . . . . 1 - . I . 1 . i. .,x.xx1w.. u,,11:1mN1-4 - . 4. . , . . . ' i ' 1. I I 4 PL -' if-. -- mg.-11-H Owen Brownheld lle was almost krlled First Flea Been on a wacat1on3 Crowcl Who' How 3' Owen By a tram of thought passing, through his mmd Second Nw been on a tramp llc Xie haw- ur lest lxmes x hen we are lzy Qlunner Nxlxal 'Ire the sxlent watches f th mgho alone clvnt we o e X lnnlfrecl Cnmmel lhey are the ones le I don' now lm H Always been wluch thelr owners forget to wind along wrth me LEPPER 1604 FOURTH AVE COR PINE MAIN 4264 The Homzest Cozzest and Most Beautzful Hall IU the Czty DA CE EVERY IGHT Fmest Mus1c Ex Serv1ce Men s Orchestra Or11e W1111ams D1rector The Dancmg Pubhc Cord1a11y Invlted DANCING TAUGHT CLASS OR PRIVATE Superxor Instructxon by Masters Partleular Attentxon Pald to Begmners and Poor Dancers 1 It costs no more to be a good dancer than a poor one Page one hundred seventy four z V - .V I. I. : .M '. V ni W - : l 'O 1 1 's' ' Ee 7 2 ' - 'I ,.' 'Q V-' :H 1 sr: 'k 11 MME. I Q . . . , I Complzments of a SEATTLE BUSINESS HOUSE HELEN ARDEI LE Qualzty Tells Chorolates Made by two former Umverslty of Washmgton .students N. -A ey .si-.-1 1.11 '1 ' .4 IA ' 'V ... TC P 1 i 1 -fv- Brmg your noonday lunch and top lt off wlth a malted mxlk or a sundae BEFORE I ETCHEY S 'Y gf X EXAM5 XX Te mums '1' 19 P 111 -At- 9 .W X I . s-5, H f Y W X Q J f A ' ' ff 0 If aff F , vi rx. . -X C3 Mgt 1 . UH hope the commg years Wlll brlng you each a reallzatlon of success and happmess, and health and a pleasant memory of your own store- h ee Best 1611 QUEEN ANNE AVE 1-. L. Also for Bakery Goods Ice Cream Butter Candy M111-r Fountam Servzce Eggs Magazmes MRS ANNA WHEELER P hdd 2 Come Here for Eats A R l Z ,,-- K Mfg, owvclff? faffzjifidif-5 -il? away from the co educational school what will follow3 I wall Bobby Sister must be able to see tn the clark Mother Xvhy so3 Bobby Because last night when she was sltmg wth Mr Staylate nn the parlor l heard her say Xvhy Tom you haxent shavecl The E. 'umo sleeps ln hrs little bear slc And sleeps very warm l suppose Last nlght l slept ln my bare slun An golly' l almost rout' l slt alone ln the twlllght Forsaken by Cod and men And murmur over and over lll nexer eat onlons agam QUALITY COUNTS AT THE Galer Drug Store 1500 QUEEN ANNE AVE PHONE CONNECTION Page one hundred seventy exght l X plz. - 7 , 4 . A 1? Mr. Mackie: When -they take woman Sf. ' ' ' JA4: ft, . f - . if If 'O ILWG- W1Sh to thank the KUAY Staff for the trust and confi dence they have shown us 1n placlng 1n our care the pr1nt mg of th1s excellent annual fLWe hope to meet the new Staff and enjoy the same honor We a1m to be more than merely pr1nters to the boys of Queen Anne Wh1le they are at school we look forward to count the school boys of to day our buslness men cus tomers of tomorrow 1I,Come 1n to see us we re glad to solve your pr1nt1ng problems LUMBERMEN S PRINTING COMPANY The Shop That Satzsfies 133 HENRY BUILDING MAIN 3025 SEATTLE U S A rc Q9 cr ' 1 1 O - 9 9 na ' U The Illustratrons m this book were made from plates prepared by Western Engraving Co Haight Bufldfng v n I L2 I XAMS He told the shy mxss of his love ueslmns r1g,1 o c The ulor left her C eelcs uestlons to left of me But on the shoulder of his coat uestl ln front of me Ir s owed for manv weeks X rll n and thunder d' f rmenl it xx 1 an e ly I x 1 we B mm IIN, jams ,f death Sydney Banks Yihcn does the 2 59 tram lnto the mouth of hell Come In Roch my me hundred Cwner Brownhelcl A llttle after the en x gmc SIMONDS MANUFACTURING CO Estabhshed 1832 SAWS wwlmonds FILES KNIVES .L Q Q STEEL MACK SAWS 'ANCHHOID NORTON WHEELS 402 OCCIDENTAL AVENUE SEATTLE WASH XXI LOANS RENTALS INSURANCE The Slgll of the Tunes 8 Iyer R C CULVER CU Sf 14805021 14 BOSTON ST rr s on g!i:riigYAoN1:.Y Seattle, Wash L1ttle Queen Anne Grocery Domg a b1g buslness' We thank you BROAD 81 BAKER 15 WEST GALER Page one hundred exghty one Q I to -7ll fm, ' ,-1 h , Q 'ons ' . h ' V ' .. 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' ' I I , . . 1- x rx vi - ' See ' JONES 8: NORTHRUP For the Best 1n GROCERIES ICE CREAM and CONFECTIONERY Fountam Servzce 401 3 WEST GALER STREET QUEEN ANNE 132 WHO SFINI EMU Blk l 0 I Wil' VCU C li lu 1 pf- 1: he-ad m s rrv for the x rds I spoke las! nl hl Your endln flox ers prow-d you vu-rc' right Forglu m He forgaxe her n as they walked and talked lencalh the homers Ht WPI' Phone Q A 3623 Ernest S Hllldmg TAILOR CN 'Vlzns und Io l lllnrl L fl T0 f do Plc- xnlngr Pressing md R1 p urmg' 1615 Queen Anne Ave When you want frult to can come and see us Frult jars and Jelly Glasses Also get our prlces on COOK GREGORY 81 CO 325 WEST GALER H n 1 ul nh I y0l f r llv Hu '- s m s'nl, sh? sailg And s - smilrd. blushed, .nd dmv J I -r MI' 0 1 vu - 'g 3 ' 5 ' g ,V , . . ', H - ky. r s ern , , , ' IX Ci 1' ' 1 Ile lu-pl on wondering who svn! her lhosc' 1 ' s. ---Ex. O U O l,:uli'. , A - '. : 3 ys' 1 ' 'n f I. NV- , : ' , 1 - :' ' , I'1n-ws V' ,lnluvs A NI-41'x'iIw-M. I-1 -lliuilflmu 9 , Q 1- nnr' hundrvd eighty-three' W1reIes.s Apparatus The E1ectr1c Store 1007 FIRST AVENUE A NAYSTROM QUEEN ANNE SHOE SHOP 1627 QUEEN ANNE AVENUE Shoes Repalred Here Look Lzke New PHONE QUEEN ANNE 1456 The Burdett Co PETERSON 8: SANDAHL NURSERYMEN AND LANDSCAPE L-ARDENERS DECORATORS AND FLORAL ARTISTS FIRST AVE AND DENNY WAY SEATTLE PHONE EAST 1031 S B PRUSCHANSKY The Orrgmal Leader of BOYS CUSTOM TAILORING Strxctly Flrst class Work Quality and Workmanshlp Guaranteed 821 PINE STREET Opposxte Broadway Hxgh School SEATTLE WASHINGTON Pg hddgh -- u n I l'11.11.N1u'.I:al11s's N X11-rriln-W, liiln-l Iiuilnlilxg a C O V n v , , ' Cy-f Pg hd Patronize Br1ck S Wa1st Shop Nothmg but W3ISfS 1322 SECOND AVENUE SEATTLE WASHINGTON JOHN MOONEY Says If you apprecxate serv1ce and really want lt you w111 trade at Young s Grocery PHONE QUEEN ANNE 332 15 MCGRAW STREET KUAY GROCERY AND LUNCH Hzgh Grade Coods at Money Back Prices THIRD NORTH AND GALER d ghtjy H Q , Q AA ' ' Y! ff? 7 1 'QL . I f X' , 7 , l'In-1-1-I-y.I. ww X Nl f l. , I-Q'I'l!1 'l 1, 1: Cf 79 e one un re ei '- ve The El1te Cash Market 917 WEST GALER STREET Boys and glrls help your mother econom1ce on meat th1s summer We save you from 15 , to 20 , on our cash and no del1very system The only Flyless Market 1n the Clty So why pack 1nfer1or meat from downton9 Mrs Starb1rd s Potato Salad 15c per p1nt PHONE QUEEN ANNE 92 Washmgton Grocery Fancy and Staple Grocenes All Goods Dellvercd Promptly Phone Orders a Remember Our Phone Speclalty FIRST AVENUE NORTH SEATTLE WASH THE STANDARD BARBER SHOP 10 BOSTON STREET Near Queen Anne Avenue A F ROXBURG Proprietor Only Umon Shop on the H111 Ask Cydell P 5: dd ght I I 90 -i 9 1 1' QI . , . 'i . , . l'1-1-lg .I: -s X Nl' lvl .lT -ll1'Il u n 13 , . v . . , .. , . U hun re ei ygi QUEEN ANNE PRESSERY Does Flrst class TAILORING ALTERATIONS of A11 Kmds CLEANING AND PRESSING H Olson CORNER QUEEN ANNE AND GALER QUEEN ANNE 2730 The ANTIQUE Shop 1 Good secondhand furmture for sale lHWe also do expert furnlture repa1r1n and upholstermg Phone Us About Furmture A MCGEE QUEEN ANNE 462 Try Our Wleners MOOREHOUSE LUNCH Just across the street You Eeat to Lzve to Wor to Eat Agam Z L SWEZEA Grocerles Phone Queen Anne 1122 820 822 Fxfth Ave N near Aloha St g d I 0 . . . on 2: AA ' V' I --1wM.I-um-N .X NI- rxilv- U. 1111,-1 lZI1'l-. L: . KK ii , k. O C Q - . ., h d '2htj-. 0 'flak No word WHS spoken when met By enther sad or y And yet on badly smltten was Twas menhoned the other ay They met by chance thus autumn With neither glance nor bow But hs sand they went together A freight tram and a cow J 4' l t e ofhte were vm excr cnt5 If so probably newer went Rouncl the halls did you say Or did you walk slowly all the way3 Maybet to your locker you me-nt Iuld t e guar you were sent Nlow tell the truth what do you do5 So we can all do the same thang too CWC LUEBEN S COSTUME SHOP THEATRICAL AND MASQUERADE COSTUMES Largest Stock of Costumes 1n the Northwest 1923 THIRD AVENUE Rear Moore Theatre ELLIOTT 5041 We Rent Sell and Make to Order SEATTLE WASH Page one hundred exghty exght X 5 Q t ,. A ' 1 . ' X 7 1 Sp Al ORT 5 it y 66, A . 4 T Q sf kft t S gt f-Sa. fif lzigfi -, T . A as 7 . E 4 4, K I 1 5 -.5-. : V , A 1 F . A ' ' . H0 h ' ' 1 ' s' . - ga 3 , ' ' . ' E A a' . ' ' 7 ' . . V ' , . h d 1 . ' .1 - V . 1 l I V Y . V 9 Get your eats at P I N G S Try Our Home Made P165 X PM ,me wing 53 4 NIMH ,4 2 W W K A Wm ' 'Lit- K qfidof-fw 1 a f b: 2 I, X A x w s 0 ' X Kf xo .Xx.x 'WN , 'X ' ,,.. ..-- ---- - ' 'jj,ij1f.flfW ', X .,,, ,,,, ,IIIIIII lh1,,I'I ' X ,Cl ' H ,,,, .....,,,,...,,.. . O ,...,,, , .5 , . 39 ...P -. ,,,,,,a.,,. X--.n..... X u ..... Q .p wx Lf ,J-f ' Z A ' My Xajkr ' fl ' 1' Q f ef A ' J-LA, j , 1- - ,1 Af Ab! f O 2 f f ff f if I -xx If f ,, fb , Alice E. Luth M -f i L A L' LauraLAi Hurd EVERBEST FOOD SlilOP 333 FIRST AVENUE NORTH Headquarters for Good Eats for Queen Anne High School Students and Their Friends Delicatessen Crocery Fruits Ice Cream ,AJJ 4 The Ha y Shop The Place Where the Car Picks Up Counterweight Ice Cream and COnfect1Onery 619 QUEEN ANNE AVE Between Mercer and Roy Telephone Queen Anne 60 XXI f5'?-'1c61i1E?61W1564Ra?M WO FOURNIER BRASS WEATHER STRIPS HIPOLITO WINDOW AND DOOR SCREENS ROBERT Gt Cl-IICHESTER Manufacturers Agents SEATTLE WASHINGTON Phone Connection 54,7 ,fwwflvw gb? WSJ! SENSOR 81 MORRIS 327 FIRST AVENUE NORTH Take a kodak Wlth you and then brm us t e films for good Hnlshlng not qulck finlshln Prints Made on Velox ff like LOLLLQZL f ff' ffl , IL, AL My VVV Lzfydryd - A , I A 6m a K6 77 5 ., , 1 X M M l'l:nvOs! Quin:-sly 4-Z?-xx, liilvl liuillling J X ,- L ' ' S ,.. ' - R f IIVI A 4 N . .4 , 74 A ,W 4-- V I fl i . M CF, Kodaks and Supplies gf W . , g s h C' - . 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