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

Page 25 text:

gg, R BOOK CKQAAZA

Page 24 text:

, : -1.3 .1 .iE- xg.-J., 24' ,123 Yih i ,F- Yi. Mgm xv Q5 H rs, f N31 M gn-L A gorgeous lei . . . a golden lei, Aloha threaded on a string Of happiness. A lei to hring Me haclz when I am far afway Aloha. Sli,-f'XZ'i.? .f- .V - as V. ,.. 1- .K- Wap

Page 26 text:

so SN' I QM 434 ' figs' rt ' x I 9-QI' PAGE Z2 DON McM I LLAN JESSIE WILSON MARION KUPPLER BOB WILLIAMS HELEN GULDBERG 6lfLl:0'C i.4f0'C ND NOW we fling our books and our memories of the past four years into a corner . . . It was all a little confusing that first year. . . attending a school whose members had won a football and debate championship . . . holding meetings all by ourselves to elect officers for the first time. . . under the direction of a real adviser, Mr. Kenneth Campbell . . . There was Ruth Hoffman, the president, who later went to New York. . . Jane Gordon, vice-president, who attends Frank- lin . . .and the treasurer, Herbert Nielson, who has also left . . . Betty Banks was the first official recorder of class notes . . . both individually and collectively speaking . . . and Lois Bevan was our frosh representative to the Weekly . . . Then leaving a year of school life and a lot of kiddishness behind, we entered our sophomore year . . . Hal Robb was elected prexy. . .only to leave to attend Hi-Line. . . Dick Gregg took his place. . . then we had to elect someone to attend meet- ings for Dick, so Robert Bishop became vice-president. . . Mary Runner made the cute marks on the cute paper provided by the school, while Jack Lair was class financier . . . Bob Cahen was Kuay representative . . . That was the year of the Hi-Jinx, at which we served RE- FRESHMENTSIIV' of cookies and punch . . . thus setting a precedent which has never been broken . . . And at last we entered the realms of that delightful period of pseudo- sophistication called the upperclass- man stage . . . For our leaders we chose Charles fAloyiousl Rouse, who had just been initiated into the Hi-Y with a bang . . . His assistant was Scotty Goodfellow . . . Mary Runner kept the same position of secretary, and sandy-haired Jim Aiken became treasurer . . . He was a right good one, for as everybody KENNETH CAMPBELL C ka .