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

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THE KUAY ANNUAL 1162! P931 ff' To Vllq ce Graduates CLASS OF l930: Yours is the first Queen Anne Class to pass the three hundred mark in number. Yours is the iirst class to graduate under eighteen years in average age. Whe'n We consider the age of six years is required for entrance to the grades and that there are eight grades and four years in high school, and you, as a group, have reached the goal in less than eighteen years, it is evident that you have made rapid, consistent progress. There has been very little interruption of your school Workg the World War was essentially over when you entered the first grade. Many among you have made double promo- tions and shortened your period of preparation in that way. Our records show you have been well repre- sented in the business of the school: scholarship. Your membership in the Honor Society is very gratifying. You have been Well represented on our debate teams, in our opera and plays in creditable performance. Your sturdy sons have made possible our fine success in football, basketball, baseball, track, and other sports. And yet, With all this achievement, you have most in your favor, that finest thing of all-Youth. 5 With.thist good start, may you take your luvlives and sell them dear. ', .-gb, 'kg ll Qllof if fulhezf .,,f y 1 Q . a Ve , in L . 5 n Y ,J :- , Li If b 'NXX y Xxjxfl Wy ,- N , is -f X , , x, Y X, i , Seven 1, 3.