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

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VICTOR BUCHANAN-Wabash College, M. A., Literary Critic of Student Publications, Head English Dept. JESSIE BUTLER-CO'l0f3d0' State College, B. S., Clothing, Senior Class Adviser. KENNETH M. CAMPBELL-Linfield College, B. S., Biology, Botany, Adviser Class of '38. MARION CANDEE-Illinois College, B. A., Retail Selling. FLORENCE CARLSON -University of Washing- ton, B. A., English. KATHLEEN M. COWAN'NOffh Dakota Univer- sity, B. A., History, Social Service Adviser. HERBERT DAVIS - University of Washington, M. A., Football, Basketball, and Track Coach, Mathematics. IYIAUDE E. DRAKE--Columbia University, B. A., . S. History, Pacih Rim. - NDREW LWICK-University of Washington, B. B. A., Bookkeeping. RUTH M. FLOYD-University of Washington, B. S., Foods, Health Committee Adviser. CHARLES J. FOSTER-University of Washingto-n, M. A., Econo-mics, Law. MABEL FURRY-University of Washington, B. AJ, Physical Educatio-n. EDXVARD H. GoLIscH-University of Washing- ton, M. A.g Botany. J. M. GRESSLY-Philometh College, B. C. S., Commercial, Bookroom. MRS. MARGARET C. HALL-University of Wash- ington, B. A., French and Spanish, Adviser Span- ish Club. WILLIAM HAROLDSON-University of Washing- ton, B. S., Literature, General Scienceg Freshman Football, Intramural, Freshman-Sophomore Bas- ketball Co-ach, Hi-Y Adviser. ERWIN R. HENKEL-University of Illinois, B. S., Pd e Physical Education, Intramural Sports, Baseball fg Coach. I 7 HELEN B. HICKS -University of Washington, B. A., English.

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Page 16 Q16 Jena URING the last year there have been some changes and alterations at Queen Anne. Some of the faculty have left while new members have been added. The improvements in the school plant consist mostly of the work done by the P.W.A. One new course has been adopted and will be a part of the curriculum when school opens next fall. We are sorry to say goodbye to Miss Hooper, who passed away during the school year, to Miss Judith Whalen, who is getting married, to Mr. Haroldson, who is Hnishing his first year at Queen Anne and has been transferred to Roosevelt High as head coach, we also have missed Miss Camozzi, who is on leave of absence. Although we have lost some of our regular teachers, we wish to extend a hearty welcome to the new faculty members, who are Mrs. Mae Bloss, Mrs. Margaret Hall and Madame Mar- guerite Neal. The P.W.A. workers have added much to the cheerfulness of the interior of the building, having repainted and kalsomined many of the rooms and halls. The new course to be added is called Northwest Industries and is a study of the industries, resources and potentialities of this part of the country. Field trips will be part of the course. The maximum number of students belonging at Queen Anne during the 1933-34 school year was 1929. The maximum number belonging for the current school year was 1889. The student body is grateful to the faculty and wishes to thank them for their efforts to make our school life a success. XVILLARD O. BAKER-University of Washingto-n, l M. S., Chemistry, Honor Society, Tennis, Radio Club dviser. E CA LYN BARcLAY-Hamline U iversity, B. A., Jou alism, Adviser Kuay Weekl ALBERT F. BASSFORD-University of Chicago, M. A., History, School Treasurer, History De- partment Head. MRS. MAE A. BLOSS-Bellingham State Normal, University of Washingtoin, Commercial. CALDER B. BRESSLER-University of Minnesota, A. B., Minnesota College of Law, L.L. B., Mathe- matics. RAOUL A. BR1NcK-University of Washington, M. A., Northwestern, Harvard, French and Spanish, French Club, Department Head Modern Foreign Languages. V

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Page I8 lkgfvls BAL!-if M. J. HUGHES-University of Nebraska, B. S., Industrial Arts, Stage Craft, Blue Print Club. MRS. ELEANOR L. IORNS-Highland College, B. A., M. A., University of Washington, B. A., Spanish, French, Girls' Club, Girls' Adviser. VERNON B. JOHNSON-University of Washing- ton, B. S., Mathematics, Science, Faculty Ticket Manager. RAYMOND H. KENDRICK - University of Ne- braska, M. A., Music, Opera, Woodwind Quin- tet, String Quartet. ALI.1E L. LAIRDLNOfthWCStCfD University, B. A.' Al bra M'ffE'e, ZQXALO 73 -fffff 5- X,-f CW 1. -f -eee -3--O, WILLIS E. LEAKE -- Northwestern University, X University of Washington, Shop, Golf Coach. X ff ,-X ,. U f C0 1- HEIKBERT H. LEWIs-University of Washington, M. A., Mathematics. CHARLES MCNABNEY-University of Washing- ton, B. A., Industrial Arts, Head Industrial Arts Department. DOIKOTHY MCQUISTON-University of Wiscon- sin, M. A., Latin, Adviser Senatus Romanus. ELMER MILLER - Washington State College, M. A., History, Debate. ETHEL M. MILLER-University of Washington, B. A., B. S., Library. FELIX E. ORE- of Oregon, B. A., Pla sics ner l, 'e c , oys' Club, Boys' Ad- 'Y viser. MAROUERITE NEAL-B. S. in Paris, France, University of Washington, French, Spanish. ETHEL B. NELSON-University of Washington, B. A., English, Costume Director Play, Opera. NADA OVERLAND -University of Minnesota, B. A., English. CHARLES G. PARKE-University of Washington, B. S., Mathematics, Annual Adviser, Thrift Ad- VISCF. LEONARD O. RAASCH - University of Washing- ton, M. A., University of Minnesota, B. A., Head Commercial Dept., S. A. R. Oratorical Contest. FRANK M. ROSE-University of Colorado, B. A., ' tory, English, Adviser Sophomore Class.