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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1937 volume:

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V A W 7PUBEfSHgyfBY THE ASSOCIATED STUDENTS F' !j,!L 26 OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON iff I st 'iff SCHOOL LIFE, os the theme of this book, is further glorified. With photos of members of the toculty ond student body os division poges, it is o book thot should interest every member of the Queen Anne fomily. It is the hope of the 0 f - - - 1 - ' ' ' 2...,, . 'LA1 M' if! we ,A fx 432 15? if 152 onnuol staff thot this book will be o complete record of your high school doys. And in loter yeors when you look bcick over this onnuol, we hope it will bring bock the fondest memories of clcissmotes, feochers, oncl oll school octivities. ,M iicic ilii 4 c,c,c fieci , f4W, W 24 Q ' ,V ,ww elf , is RAM W Q-wwe- 5 i-Nrrgwero 0 I 0 ' A I 3 iQ QTTG I . I UTHER UR PRINCIPAL-for four years he has encour- aged us, always understanding and patient with those of us who find the way hard, forgetting our mis- demeanors and recalling our good deeds, always seeing the best in us. Ever on the alert for opportunities of service to the school, Mr. Luther has untiringly given of his time and ability to Queen Anne l-ligh School. His friendly counsel, keen wit, and brilliant mind will be remem- bered by all of us each time we recall the many rich experiences of our high school days. Although we gn on into new pursuits after our graduation, Mr. Luther will remain here at Queen Anne to guide patiently and sympathetically the students who will come after us. In dedicating this book to him we, the class of l937, desire to show our deep appreciation for his out- standing work. l Mm fl l 433 f '41 - 0 rf SQ W im is f 411 . , i P1 , if ll l 1 3 A l i li l f , l 1' Xl! ylll 43 i J if i x ' Ji 'yi ,ll X pl X il ill lfx X 'N A it l, Y A li Wi Ji v ll H lil , v J -K - ' l ll Xi? K- ,l i .bl ' i X , ,aww 1777 i The knowledge of the world, Like liquid in glasses, ls condensed by these teachers And 'fought To their classes. M ' F, If ,, ,gan-Y, vtlflwd, Ma, 1 P I ,nf ,g f' . X X .. in .. if , ' J '- lr lv ev' ' li , ff'-f' ff fc, ' s- vi if J - 4 m.., L . Zz! if ,WZ ZW ,gf 1? .,. 4 1 f 5 W f'? '1.-ry, K 1 fgfglv EUS 42 1 VICE-PRINCIPAL E. H. MOORE P 'K R 7264 ELCOME, to our thirteen new teachers and to our two hun- dred eighty-two new pupils who transferred from Lincolnl We all know how much you must have disliked changing your school and we are doing all possible to make you feel more at home. We hope you will consider this your school as much as it is ours. Two of our teachers left us and thirteen new ones were added to accom- modate the increase in our student body. Mr. Elwick, who has taken a position with the government, will be greatly missed by all. Mr. l-lull was transferred to Roosevelt to assist in coaching athletics. We have been very happy to welcome our new teachers to the faculty: Miss Rebecca Arnelle, English, Mr. David Burrell, Manual Arts, Mr. Lee Garrison and Miss Genevieve Gorrell, Mathematics, Mr. Charles l-leffelfinger, History and English, Mr. O. K. Krienke, Mathematics and General Science, Mr, l-larry Liden, Commercial, Mrs. Rachel Schmidle, English and l-lome Economics, Mr. Loren Schoel, Boys' Gym and Athletic Coach, Mrs. Eleanor Southern, Attendance, Mrs. Julia Torrico, English and French, Miss Pauline Thomas, English and new Girls'Athletic Coach, Mrs. l-lerta Ward, Commercial. This year many students will pass out of our halls and into universities and the business world. Our teachers, however, remain to assist and to guide the lives of the students who are continually coming and going. They have prepared a sound foundation upon which our lives are built, and in years to come we will always look back and thank them for their leadership. Due to the untiring work of our principal, Otto L. Luther, and his com- petent assistants, busses were provided for the benefit of the students living in the Magnolia, Lawton and lnterbay districts. ln the short time that they have been in use these busses have proved very valuable to the school as well as to the students who use them. During the school year of i935-36, the maximum number of students attending Queen Anne was l888. l-lowever, during the current year there was an increase of two hundred seventy-two students, thus raising the maximum to Zl 60. Our teachers are to be thanked for their efficient adaptation made to this great increase. Because of the enlarged enrollment this year many other changes had to be made in our school life. A system of double assemblies was introduced, one-half of the student body attended an assembly while the other half was in class, and vice versa. The plan of having three lunch periods was reestab- lished, it had been discontinued in l934. Many new 7 340 classes were orga- nized, these were especially for the benefit of the students who transferred from Lincoln, because their first bus arrived at Queen Anne every morning at 7 130. Certainly these aids to the smooth and efficient running of our school so well applied by this staff of men and women thoroughly trained in the teach- ing arts are definitely responsible for our school life's success and happiness. r --JANE CRIDDLE ft WA ll, llx will U v V0 X ,.'i ll ll i if l l rc T ' ,lil Aw lf' yiil .J N g XT. i NX ff' Ugg ' W Al il CXJ Ny, lil A V 3 iff' 1 jxylk N I, ll iill QQ. fi! lx lv l Q K ji .X df X' 421 il A .X X. X i X X l 7 K all . t. M ,f X . X REBECCA ARNELL-University of Washington, B.A., M.A., English. WILLARD O. BAKER-University of Washington, M.S., Chem- istry, Honor Society and Radio Club Adviser. CAROLYN BARCLAY-Hamline University, B.A., Journalism, Adviser Kuay Weekly, ALBERT F. BASSFORD-University ot Chicago, M.A., History, School Treasurer, History Department Head. CALDER B. BRESSLER-University of Minnesota, A.B., Min- nesota College ot Law, LL.B., Columbia University, A.M., Mathematics, Tennis Coach. RAOUL A. BRINCK-University of Washington, M.A., North- western, Harvard, French, French Club Adviser, Head Foreign Language Department. VICTOR BUCHANAN-Wabash College, M.A., Literary Critic of Student Publications, Head English Department. DAVID BURRELL-Washington State College, B.A., M.A., Industrial Arts. A. S. BURROWS-University ot Washington, B.A., Mathe- matics. JESSIE BUTLER--Colorado State College, B.S., Clothing. MARGUERITE CAMOZZI-University ot Washington, M.A., French, Spanis-h. KENNETH M. CAMPBELL-Linfield College, B.S., Biology, Botany, Adviser Class ot '38. MARION CANDEE-Illinois College, B.A., Retail Selling. FLORENCE CARLSON-University of Washington, B.A., Eng- lish. FRANK H. CASS-Washington State College, B.A., English. KATHLEEN M. COWAN-North Dakota University, B.A., History. HERBERT DAVIS-University of Washington, M.A., Football, Basketball and Track Coach, Mathematics. MAUDE E. DRAKE-Columbia University, B.A., M.A., U, S History, Pacific Rim. ANDREW ELWICK-University of Washington, B.B.A., Book- keeping. RUTH M. FLOYD-University of Washington, B.S., Foods, Health Committee Adviser. CHARLES J. FOSTER-University of Washington, M.A., Eco- nomics, N. W. Industries, Stamp Club, Student Counselor. MABEL FURRY-University of Washington, B.A., Physical Education. H. L. GARRISON-University of Washington, B.S., Mathe- matics, Junior Class Counselor. EDWARD GOLISCH-University of Washington, M,A., Botany. W. GENEVIEVE GORRELL-University of Washington, A.B., Lite Diploma, Mathematics. J. M. GRESSLY-Philometh College, B.C.S., Commercial, Book Room. C. H. HEFFELFINGER-Whitworth College, B.A., University of Washington, M.A., History. ERWIN R. HENKEL-University of Illinois, B.S., Physical Edu- cation, Intramural Sports, Baseball Coach. ESTHER HICKS-University ot Washington, B.A., Commercial. HELEN B. HICKS-University of Washington, M.A., English. M. J. HUGHES-University of Nebraska, B.S., Industrial Arts, Stage Craft, Model Boat Club. ELEANOR L. IORNS-Highland College, B.A., M.A,, Univer- sity of Washington, B.A., Spanish, Girls' Adviser, Girls' Club. VERNON B. JOHNSON-University of Washington, B.S., Phys- ics, Science, Faculty Ticket and Stamp Manager. DON W. KARSHNER-Washington State College, B.A., Eng- lish, Hi-Y Adviser, Co-director of Opera, School Play, Director of Kuay Kapers. RAYMOND H. KENDRICK-University of Nebraska, M.A., Musid Opera. HELEN M. KRETSINGER-University of Washington, A.B,, B.M., Music. 'ive 'Y' .M 0. K. KRIENKE-Hamline University, B.A., Mathematics, Science. ALLIE L. LAIRD-Northwestern University, B.A., Algebra, Spanish. WILLIS E. LEAKE-Northwestern University, University ot Washington, Shop, Golf Coach. HERBERT H. LEWIS-University of Washington, M.A,, Mathe- matics. HARRY B. LIDEN-University of Washington, B.B.A., Book- keeping, Typing. CHARLES McNABNEY-University of Washington, B.A., ln- dustrial Arts, Head Industrial Arts Department. DOROTHY McQUISTON-University of Wisconsin, M.A., En, dviser Senatus Romanus. I LMER MILLER-Washington State College, M.A., History, g bate. FQ' ETHEL M. MILLER-University of Washington, B.A., B.S., Library. FELIX E. MOORE-University of Oregon, B.A., Physics, Gen- eral Science, Boys' Club, Boys' Adviser. ETHEL B. NELSON-University of Washington, B.A., English, Editorial Staff of West Winds. NADA OVERLAND-University of Minnesota, B.A., English, Student Counselor. CHARLES G. PARKE-University of Washington, B.S., Mathe- matics, Annual Adviser, Thrift Adviser, LEONARD 0. RAASCH-University of Washington, M.A., University of Minnesota, B.A., Head Commercial Department. FRANK M. ROSE-University of Colorado, B.A,, History, Eng- lish, Adviser Senior Class. CLARA E. RUSH-Columbia University, B.A., Art. RACHEL DE HEUS SCHMIDLE-University of Washington, B.A., Home Economics, English, LOREN SCHOEL-University of Washington, B.S., Physical Education, Assistant Coach Football, Basketball, Intramural Sports. SARAH M. SEARS-Columbia University, M.A., Art. OTIS SHANAFELT-University of Michigan, B,A., English. ARTHUR L. SHELTON-University of Washington, M.A., Sci- ence, Adviser Camera Club, Freshman Class Adviser. GRACE SKINNER-Drury College, B.A., World History. RUDOLPH SOUKUP-University of Wisconsin, B.A., History, O. D. STODDARD--University of Indiana, B.A., English. C. ALBAN TAYLOR-University of Washington, M.A., B.D., B.A,, Latin, English, History. PAULINE THOMAS-State Normal at Cheney, Washington State College, B.A., Physical Education, English, Girls' Ath- letic Coach. JULIA TORRICO-University of California, B.A., French, English. ESTHER D. UHDEN-University of Washington, B.A., Oral Expression, English, Players' Guild Adviser, Dramatic Director School Play, Co-director Kuay Kapers, Opera. BENNO J. UHL-Thiel College, B.A., German, English, Ad- viser Inklings, Deutscher Verein. ALLAN R. WALLACE-University of Washington, B.B,A,, Social Science. HERTA WARD-University of Washington, B.A., Commercial. HAZEL L. WILLIAMS-Colorado State Teachers' College, Ph.D., University of Washington, Penmanship, Spelling, Jun- ior Business Training. EARL C. WRIGHT-Tri-State College, B.C.S., Ohio Wesleyan University, B.A., Commercial. MARIE HAWKINS-Office. HELEN LAWRENCE-Office. FRANCES PENDERGRAST-Office. Juju o X757 .Joi Wg, Zffwf . Z3 f of f LU -, I W C7 9 A2 1 X AMLMQ ' if fp'?'fWf2:fiL' go . 1421 24,246.0 Kai, s A 4. MbJ Qi, A ' 3 - he world IS round, af- ESO history books soyfqx 7' ffwr' -X-of ' But life's journey hos ups , CK J And downs on the wo . fx' jg W QP L! Q 'M T' r . :J ff f , A V! 31 ogg? ' FM 4' s L L 3337 A6 o , M fwfr foirwvffffm M o ...Q DIIIISSES SENIOR OFFICERS Standing: Jack Smith Edo Vanni Mr. Rose Seated: Tom Papke Dick Strand Ray Carlson Standing: Ted Hurley Helen Payne Mr. Rose Seated: Tom Papke Virginia Dearborn Ray Carlson I1 . E NEVER thought we'd graduate . . . we really didn't. We accepted the fact that former classes completed their four years and consequently stepped out into life, but '37 to us was a vague futurity . . . something we scrawled on our hideous blue notebooks . . . some- thing we blotted after our names in the '34 annuals . . . something we had sewed on our sweaters . . . but nothing more than that. Queen Anne was so huge . . . so grey . . . so educational, to us. We were till fr! terribly frightened, and a little proud to have relinquished grade school. We ' ty fingered our starched shirts and mended middies nervously . . . we inno- its ,glfm cently inquired our way to the fourth floor . . . we invariably scanned the 9 Jw! rf Kuay for our names . . . we made a mad rush for the door when the first 0, Jt. V wltsinch bell sounded in fourth study-and were instantly quelled when half p 3 Al fthe population bellowed Freshmanll . . . ti f JV And then we grew accustomed to high school . . . or thought we did. We A l J A Ml 'il rushed with the crowd to assemblies. . .we tumbled off our hilltop to football l 'fi , . ,J ames , , . we felt sudden surges of school spirit, but never as much as now J, V V . . . Suddenly we were second half freshmen, with an impressive ll after tg' N? some subjects , . . such as algebra . . . and French . . . and we watched the W N. f incoming freshmen straggle about, and screamed Freshmanl at them, but ill IQ: Q, j Qjnever quite as loudly as we thought. . . and we joked knowingly about V' all J W elevator tickets, though we never actually saw one . . . and we felt pretty Q JH important. . . i8 That first year Edo Vanni was chosen president, with Bill Hawke vice- president, Ray Carlson secretary, Ted Hurley treasurer, and Dick Munger Kuay representative. We won the frosh football championship, under Arthur L. Shelton as coach . . . and we gave a theater party with the sophomores . . . and then we WERE sophomores . . . As such, we were led by Edo Vanni, Bill Hawke, Virginia Butler, Kay Brennesholtz, and Virginia Dearborn . . . We gave another theater party in collaboration with the freshmen . . . and were glad that WE were the sopho- mores, this time . . . Then we were upper-classmen . . . jaunty juniors . . . conscious of our past and aware of our future . . . electing Edo Vanni, Bill Hawke, Bob Hertel, Dick Neuharth, and Betty Herbert. Betty Gibbs was in charge of a Valentine mixer given by the juniors for both upper classes. Again the juniors convened and elected Ray Carlson as president, Mary Elizabeth Shipman his understudy, Tom Papke to pen the activities, Mar- garet Dean to count the coins, and Virginia Dearborn, Kuay reporter. Now we are seniors. We have topped those three furious years of fun and frolic, and have at last had the opportunity to define vocation and give it some serious thought. All at once we realize that graduating is not only a possibility, but a probability-and we are first amused - then amazed. We drop in at the Inn for a soda with the shots . . . collect dates for dances . . . wear loud combinations of colors . . . borrow Dad's car to impress the fellahs . . . order our graduation announcements and personal cards . . . find out how to spell diploma . . . count our credits . . . visualize how we'll look in caps and gowns . . . Ray Carlson again led us as president, assisted by Tom Papke, Dick Strand, Edo Vanni, and Jack Smith. The second half of our senior year we elected Ray Carlson, Tom Papke, Helen Payne, Ted Hurley, and Virginia Dearborn. We are proud of our valedictorian, Mary Shanafelt, and our salutatorian, Joan Hetherington. For our class speakers we chose Will Parry and Whitney Bates. Then came our senior picnic-we were all together once more-and if we regretted just a little that our high school days were gone, we were to be excused . . . Through those four years which sped so quickly by, we were coached and guided by friendly Frank M. Rose, our invaluable adviser. And so . . . until we meet again... It was fun, wasn't it? -VIRGINIA DEARBORN COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Left to right: Will Parry Joan Hetherington Mary Shanafelt Whitney Bates ADAMS, DON You Didn' 'From Adamw lWest Queen Annel Hi-Y 2, 3, Q Club 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Frosh-Soph Basketball, Tennis I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural I, 2 3, 4, Senior Mixer Committee, Kuay Representative. AIKEN, WALLACE The Glory of Love lWest Queen Annel Live Wire I, 2, Camera Club, Treat Cup Finals, Spanish Club I, 2, Baseball Manager I, 2, Basketball I Manager I, 2. ALEXA, ALICE Make BeIieve IF. H. Coel Kuay Staff, Big Sister Committee, Kuay Kapers, Stage Force, Vocational Committee, Girls' Club. ANDERSON, JOHN Goofus Uohn Hayl Boys' Club, Stage Force 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2. ANDERSON, WALTER T. Midnight Blue IAF. H. Coel German Club, Stamp Clerk, Boys' Club. ANDREWS, WELDON I've Got You Under My Skin INorth Queen Annel Football I, 2, 3, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Q Club, Boys' Club. ANTILL, CHARLES BURTON For You IWest Queen Annel Boys' Club, Live Wire, Stage Force, Kuay Kapers, Science Club, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Representative, Intra- mural. APOSTOL, GEORGE N. Curly Top IWapato Junior Highl Honor Society, Players' Guild, Cat and the Canary , Kuay Kapers, Your Uncle Dudley , S. A. R. Ora- torical Contest Winner, Lead, Freshman Class Play, Wapato, Freshman Class President, Wapato. APPY, GERARD I Don't Want to Make History IJohn Hayi The Desert Song , The Merry Widow , Your Uncle Dudley , Kuay Kapers 2, 3, Senior Manager 4, Hi-Y, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Business Staff I, 2, 3, Kuay Representative. ARNOLD, JACK Poor Butterfly IWenatchee Junior Highl Boys' Club. ATTEBERRY, THALMA A Rendezvous With a Dream INorth Queen Annel Girls' Club. BAIRD, LOIS If I Had a Girl Like You lMagnoliaI Live Wire 2, Desert Song 3, Kuay Kapers 3, Science Club l, Girls' Club, Spanish Club 2, BARNES, BETTY LOU Easy to Remember IMagnolial Girls' Club, Players' Guild, International Presents. BATES, WHITNEY K. Who Am I? lBrigham City, Utahl Live Wire 2, Stamp Clerk 4, French Club 2, 3, Debate Team 3, 4, Debate Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Commencement Speaker. BEAN, ELEANOR Just One More Chance IWest Queen Annel Girls' Club, Social Service Committee, Stage Force. BEARD, JACKSON Get Thee Behind Me, Satan IGreenwoodI Boys' Club, Intramural, Latin Club, French Club. BEHNKE, PAULINE She Shalfl Have Music IWest Queen Annel Players' Guild, Kuay Representative, Chair- man Music Committee, International Presents , Time on Parade , Return of Peter Grimm , Cat and the Canary , Your Uncle Dudley , A Night at the Circus , Annual Staff. BENJAMIN, BOB Will I Ever Know ILawtonI Stage Force, Live Wire, Boys' Club. . BENSON, CHARLOTTE LUCILLE There's a Difference in Your Heart IF. H. Coel Senior Glee, Kuay Kapers, Girls' Club, Players' Guild, Live Wire I, 3, 4. BENSON, GEORGE E. For Sentimental Reasons lMinneapolis, Minn.l Senior Glee, Desert Song , Kuay Kapers 3, Band 3, 4, Live Wire, Hi-Y, Stage Force. BERG, FLORENCE ANN An Orchid to You lWest Queen Annel President Latin Club, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Freshman Class Kuay Representative, Chairman Teachers' Service Committee, The Desert Song , Kuay Kapers 4, News Editor and Ad Manager Kuay Weekly, Senior Glee l, 2, 3, 4. BERGLUND, KENNETH Sing a Song of Nonsense lDickinson, N. Dak.l Kuay Weekly Staff, Boys' Club, Stamp Clerk, Contributor to West Winds. BIGGS, CHARLIE I'd Rather Lead a Band lWest Queen Annel Yell Leader, Orchestra, Band, Kuay Kapers, Operetta, Live Wire, Boys' Club. BILLS, LEON Wake Up and Live IF. H. Coel French Club, Intramural, Science Club, Basketball, Boys' Club, Football. BISSETT, BETTY W. I Live to Love You lWest Queen Annel Girls' Club, French Club I, 2, Assistant Chairman Teachers' Service Committee, Kuay Representative 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Desert Song , Merry Widow. BLAND, MARSHALL Red Headed Woman lGrant Higih, Portlandl Boys' Club. BLASHFIELD, JIM Take Me Out to the Ball Game Uohn Muirl Band, Baseball 4, Spanish Club. BOBB DOLORES B a Waterfall 1 Y lSan Diego, Calif.l Spanish Club, Kuay Kapers, Honor Society, Standards Committee. BOGERT, CATHERINE M. Smiling Thru lHighline Junior Highl German Club I, Z, 3, Camera Club 2, 3, Girls' Club, Lunchroom Committee 2, Live Wire. BOGUE, WILLARD The Love Bogue Will Bite You lBroadway Highl Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football l, Camera Club I, ' Q Club, Boys' Club. BOND, WALTER Footloose and Fancy Free IF. H. Coel French Club I, 2, Camera Club 2, Boys' Club, Science Club l, 3, 4, Radio Club 2, 3, The Desert Song , Ten- nis 3, Live Wire 3. BOWEN, BOB September in the Rain Uohn Hayl Boys' Club, Business Staff, Spanish Club 2, 3, 4. BOZARTH, HELEN Give Me a Moment, Please lNorth Queen Annel Latin Club, Girls' Club. BRAILE, FRANK In the Chapel in the Moonlight llnterbayl Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Kuay Representative, French Club, Hook, Line and Sinker Club. BRASSESCO, THELMA Charming Uohn Hayl, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, Girls' Club, Office Assistant, Alumni Committee. BRECHTEL, PHILIP ' Double Trouble lWarren Avenuel Boys' Club. BRENNESHOLTZ, CATHARINE Clouds Uohn Hayl Sophomore Class Treasurer5 Latin Club I, 25 Kuay Staff 45 Girls' Club5 Live Wire 45 Big Sister Committee 3. BREWSTER, HARRY E. Brewster's Millions lMognolial Boys' Club5 Radio Club5 Science Club. BRODERICK, JOSEPH Should I? lBerkeley, Calit.l Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Live Wire5 Q Club5 Boys' Club Treasurer5 Boys' Club Cabinet5 lntramural5 Kuay Rep- resentative5 Latin Club. BRONK, DOROTHY Out in the Cold Again lSt. Margaret'sl Girls' Club5 Friendship Committee. BROOKE, CLARKE I've Got an Invitation to a Dance lAlkil Debate Club5 Latin Club. BROWN, BOB Frozen Chocolate lLawtonl Boys' Club. BUCKMAN, LOIS M. Hey Babe lF. H. Coel Honor Society5 Fortune Teller 5 Desert Song 5 Kuay Kapers 3, 45 Assistant Chairman Music Committee5 Senior Glee5 Chocolate SoIclier 5 Business Statt5 Kuay Representative. BUCY, VIOLA MeIody From the Sky lF. H. Coel Ability Committee Chairman5 Girls' Club5 Library Committee 35 Stamp Clerk. BUDNICK, MIKE Why Dance? lSt. Margaret'sl Baseball 2, 3, 45 Q Club. BULLOCK, BO-B Pop Goes Your Heart lF. H. Coel Spanish Club5 Kuay Representative5 Boys' Club. BURGLEHAUS, PHYLLIS M. SitI'in' On a Log Uohn Hayl All-City Orchestra5 Senior Orchestra5 Kuay Staff5 Fortune Teller 5 Honor Society5 Desert Song 5 French Club5 Kuay Kapers. BUTLER, BETTE Gee, But You're Swell lSt. Anne'Sl French Club5 Girls' Club5 Bulletin Board Committee5 Stage Force5 Junior-Senior Mixer Committee 35 Kuay Kapers 3, 45 Live Wire 25 Middy Committee. BUTLER, VIRGINIA CLAIRE Beautiful Lady lJohn Hayl Girls' Club, Live Wire 45 Sophomore Class Secretary5 Publicity Committee 35 Spanish Club l, 25 Social Service Com- mittee 35 Kuay Staff 4. CAMPBELL, BETTY JEAN I Guess I'II Have to Change My Plans lF. H. Coel Live Wire5 Girls' Club5 Senior Chorus5 French Club l, 2, 3, 45 Science Club5 Girls' Glee. CANNELL, ED Me lF. H. Coel5 Yell Leader 3, 45 Track 25 Your Uncle Dudley 5 Kuay Kapers 4. CARLSON, BEATRICE . Sophisticated Lady lJohn Hayl Honor Society 3, 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Girls' Club5 Science Club5 Stamp Clerk l, 25 Office Assistant. CARLSON, NAN Everything I Have Is Yours lJohn Hayl French Club5 Big Sister Committee5 Assistant Chair- man Vocational Committee5 Kuay Representative. CARLSON, RAPHAEL There's Always a Happy Ending lSt. Anne'sl Class President 3, 45 Q Club Vice-President5 Foot- ball l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball l, 25 Class Secretary l5 Hi-Y5 Base- ball lg Annual Staff 4. CARLSON, TED What Ig If? lLawtonl Live Wire 2, Boys' Club, German Club 4, CARROLL, HOWARD OId Playmate IMagnoliaJ Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club, Science Club. CARTWRIGHT, PIERCE The Music Goes Round Uohn Hayl Hi-Y, Chocolate Soldier , Fortune Teller , Des- ert Song , Kuay Kapers 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, Senior Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4, Live Wire 3, 4. CHAMBERS, JACK E. Dream Lover IMagn0lial German Club, Junior Automobile Club, Camera Club, Freshman Football, Freshman Track. CHASE, ELMO Margie lJohn Hayl Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers, Live Wire, Soph Track, Spanish Club 2, 3, Science Club l, 2, 3, Boys' Club. CHEMIDLIN, JACK lf I Should Lose You North Queen Anne, Consul Latin Club, Honor Society. CLARK, RUTH G. Lost lJohn Hayl Girls' Club Cabinet. CLAYTON, CLEVE FalIing in Love Again lBroadviewl Spanish Club President, Boys' Club, Junior Auto Club, Live Wire. CLITHERO, MILDRED Did You Ever See a Dream Walking? Uohn Hayl Live Wire 3, Girls' Club Cabinet, Assistant Chairman Program Committee, Kuay Kapers 3, French Club. CODDINGTON, BETTY LOU My Silent Love lFederal Wayll Freshman Play, Auburn High, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers, 4, Girls' Club, Typing Committee. COEN, BOB Coen-ey Island lAllen C. Mason, Tacomal Boys' Club, Baseball. COFFMAN, CLAUDE Baby's Birthday Party IF. H. Coel Boys' Club, Track. COLE, HUCKINS Old King Cole lWarren Avenuel Boys' Club, Science Club. COLE, JULIA lf I Can't Have You lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club, Secretary German Club. COLLINGS, JOHN lsn't It Romantic? lLawtonl Track, Boys' Club. COLLINS, CHET I Hate Myself lJohn Hayl Band l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Orchestra l, 2, Senior Orchestra 3, 4, Boys' Club, A Night at the Circus , Time on Parade , Glee Club 4, Desert Song. CONRADI, HELEN JEAN WilI I Ever Know IF. H. Coel Science Club, Players' Guild, Spanish Club, Teachers' Aid, Kuay Kapers, Girls' Club, Vocational Committee. COOPER, ETHYLMAE Love What Are You Doing to My Heart? IF. H. Coel Q Club President, Kuay Representative, Players' Guild, French Club, Assistant Chairman Frosh Auxiliary, Kuay Staff, Baseball Manager, Athletics l, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club. CORNELIUSSEN, JOHN BERNARD Speak to Me INorth Queen Annel Latin Club 2, President Debate Club, Debate l, Z, 3, Treat Oratorical Cup Winner, French Club 3, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Desert Song. CRAIG, CATHLEEN Down by the River IF. H. Coel Health Committee, Girls' Club, Live Wire, General Science Club. CROSBY, WILTON Jazz Nocturne lHarding Junior High, Okla.l Honor Society l, Z, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, Boys' Club, Chocolate Soldier , Kuay Kapers 3, 4. CROSS, CARMA LETTA Cross Patch IKirkland High, Juanital CURLIN, VIOLET MAE You've Got Everything ILowelll Honor Society l, 2, 3, Big Sister Committee 3, 4, Vice- President lnklings Club 4, Social Service Committee 3, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, Junior-Senior Mixer Committee 4. DAHL, HERMAN S. The Dahl Dance IMagnolial Freshman Football, Second Team Football 3, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Representative. DANIEL, BETTIE LOU I Dream Too Much ILincoln, Spokanel President Spanish Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club. DANIELS, CAROL BubbIing Over IF. H. Coel Live Wire, Assistant Chairman Teachers' Aid Com- mittee, French Club, Science Club, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, En- tertainment Committee Frosh Auxiliary, Girls' Club. DANKEL, WILLIAM Please IWarren Avenuel Boys' Club. DAVID, LENORE LOUISE True IF. H. Coel Good Cheer Committee 4, Live Wire l, Latin Club 2, 3, Spanish Club Z, 3, Glee Club l, 2, Science Club I, 2. DAVIS, DICK I'm Dancing on a Rainbow IWarren Ave.l Track, Intramural Basketball Captain, Junior Glee Club, Senior Glee, Operetta 3. DAWSON, CHARLES It was Sa Beautiful IWest Queen Annel Latin Club, Boys' Club, Kuay Staff. DAWSON, NANCY ELLEN , HIII11 the CapI'ain's Kid IWest Queen Annel Live Wire I, 2, Girls' Club, French Club, Stage Force. DEAN, MARGARET Stay As Sweet As You Are Ilnterbayl Girls' Club President, Secretary Q Club 3, Treasurer Junior Class, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, Inter-School Council Representative 4, Volley Ball Manager 3, Chairman Junior-Senior Mixer Committee. DEARBORN, VIRGINIA You're Laughing at Me IF. H. Coel Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Kapers Continuity 4, Kuay Column 4, Annual Staff 4, Stage Force, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ju- nior Representative Senior Picnic, Kuay Representative Frosh Auxiliary l. DE CHESNE, JEANNE Only Yesterday lColmanl Honor Society, Frencfh Club, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Representative. DEVER, KEN May l? IF. H. Coel Freshman Kuay Representative, Sports Editor Kuay, Assistant Sports Editor Annual, Hi-Y, Boys' Club. DICKEY, URSULA In Your Own Quiet Way Uohn Hayl Chairman Program and Friendship Committee, Honor Roll, Stage, Live Wire, Girls' Club. l DIGNAN, BETTY JANE Crossing the Barr lWest Queen Annel Business Stott 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Friend- ship Committee, Social Service Committee, Head Usherette, Assistant Usherette 2, 3, 4. DODDS, MOLLIE One Hour With You lNorth Queen Annel Girls' Q Club, Hockey Manager, Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, 2, Junior-Senior Mixer Committees. DODGSON, DOROTHY Twilight on the Trail lLawtonl, Girls' Club. DOUGLAS, STAN ln the Middle of a Kiss lJo1hn Hayl, Boys' Club. DUNCAN, MYRON l Never Had a Chance lNorth Queen Annel Basketball l, 2, 3, Football l, 3, lntermural Basketball Team Captain, Live Wire 2. EARDLEY, MARGARET l'll Be Faithful lWest Queen Annel Vice-President Frosh Class, Consul Latin Club, Junior Editor Annual, Chairman Social Service Committee, Honor Society, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Desert Song , Kuay Staff. EASTON, NELL Only a Rose Llohn Hayl Kuay Representative Freshman Auxiliary, Kuay Ad- vertising Manager, Kuay Editor, Live Wire, Honor Society, French Club. ELDER, JIM Swing Time lJohn Hayl Annual Statt, Kuay Weekly. ELLERBE, JAMES Stormy Weal'her lOakland Junior Highl Camera Club, Boys' Club. ELLERBECK, JACK Wanl'ing You lJ0-hn Hayl Radio Club, Camera Club, Boys' Club, Science Club, French Club. ELLIS, BURRELL l'Il Never Be the Same lAuburn Junior Highl lnterschool Chess 3, 4, Chess Club Presi- dent 4, Poster Committee, Boys' Club, German Club. EMERSON, FRANCES You're So Nice lWarren Avenuel Latin Club, Kuay Stott 3, 4, Kuay Representa- tive 3, Girls' Club, Social Service Committee, Kuay Kapers Make Up Committee 3. ENGEL, MILLIE Orange Blossom Time lNorth Queen Annel Girls' Club, Live Wire, Mimeographing Cub, Usherette Kuay Kapers 3, 4. ENGMAN, HELEN RUTH Dream Awhile lF. H. Coel Girls' Club, Live Wire, Kuay Representative, French Club, Office. ERICKSON, GEORGE He Ain't Got Rhythm LF. H. Coei Boys' Club, Latin Club. EYERDAM, JOHN Whose Honey Are You? lLawtonl German Club, Players' Guild, Boys' Club, Live Wire, Cat and the Canary. FIELDS, MARTHA Sing You Sinners lMagnolial Girls Club, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, French Club l, 2, Live Wire, Assistant Chairman Costume Des. Kuay Kapers, Science Club. FINN, HELEN ANNE Pretty as a Picture lSt. Margaret'si Girls' Club, Stage Force, Girls' Club Cabinet, Live Wire, Kuay Stott 3, 4, Stamp Clerk, Big Sister, Junior-Senior Mixer Committees. n 5 l -Q 45 4 V2 5 x fl D i l '5 Q3 26 'Katy 42 G' S fO UB., . 4. - 5' , 1 ' 4 ' I 342215: 3. . I A ' :Cf ' -' ' 7,722 'f hifi .. .J ..,,,j, ,:,,.f .. uv., V Qin, m ixEl FITZGERALD, KEN Who Loves Me? lSt. Margaret'sl Second Team Football and Basketball. FITZHENRY, MARGARET Beautiful Girl lEdmondsl Honor Society l, 2, Live Wire, Kuay Staff. FLETCHER, BOB Would You? lWest Queen Annel Spanish Club 2, Operetta 4, Senior Glee 4. FLOE, MARIE You Hit the Spot lF. H. Coel Girls' Club, Live Wire, Science Club, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, Senior Chorus, Junior Chorus, Girls' Glee. FOSS, JUSTINE Trust in Me Uohn Hayl Kuay Kapers, Live Wire, Middy Committee, French Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff. FOSTER, LAWRENCE Give Me a Break lF. H. Coel Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Boys' Club, Kuay Representa- tive. FRANK, LUCILLE Lonesome in the Moonlight lMcKinley, Yakimal Live Wire, Girls' Club. FREEBURN, MILDRED I Still Remember l.lohn Hayl Radio Club, French Club, Girls' Club. FRY, VIRGINIA At Your Command lF, H. Coel Girls' Club Cabinet, Kuay Kapers, The Desert Song , Girls Q Club, Players' Guild, French Club. FULLER, DIXIE Is It True What They Say About Dixie? llvlagnolial Live Wire, Chairman Typing Committee 4, Return of Peter Grimm , International Presents , Night at the Cir- cus , Ottice Worker, Players' Guild. FYFE, BETTY She's So Nice lF. H. Coel French Club, Live Wire 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Girls' Club. GALLAGHER, MARGARET Sometimes I'm Happy llvlagnoliai Baseball l, Basketball I, Live Wire 2, 3, Social Service Committee, Chairman Friendship Committee, Head Ush- erette Kuay Kapers, Assistant Stamp Clerk 4. GAMBLE, WARREN Just a Gigolo lMadison Y.M.C.A.l German Club, Yell Team, Boys' Club, Kuay Kapers, Kuay Representative. GANGMARK, HAROLD ALFRED Little White Lies Uohn Hayi Class Live Wire, Boys' Club. GARNETT, STUART Tired of It AII lWarren Avenuel Activities in Naches High School: Lead Oper- etta, Buccaneers , Lead Junior Play, Baseball. GEISMANN, GUNTER Call It Anything lWest Queen Annei Business Staff, Annual, Hook, Line and Sinker Club, Live Wire, Intramural, School Messenger, German Club, Kuay Kapers. GIBBS, BETTY Sweet is the Word for You Hahn Hayl President Frosh Auxiliary, News Editor Kuay 3, Treasurer Players' Guild 2, Honor Society Z, 3, 4, Chairman Jun- ior-Senior Mixer 3, Chairman Social Committee 4, Kuay Kapers Lead, Junior-Senior Picnic Representative 3. GILKERSON, RAY It Never Dawned on Me lfvlagnolial Football, Kuay Kapers, Boys' Club, Track. l GOIST, ANNE Here Am I lProsser Junior Highl Senior Play 4, Girls' Club 4, Players' Guild 4, French Club 4. GOODWIN, SID Where are You? lF. H. Coel Track 2, Intramural Soccer 2, Yell Team 3, 4, gennis l, 3, 4, Q Club, Mixer Committee, Boys' Club, Spanish ub. GORDON, EVELYN Love in Bloom lF. H. Coel Girls' Club, Stage Force. GORDON, RUTH Il s Swell of You lWest Queen Annel Girls' Club Cabinet, Big Sister and Middy Committee, Junior-Senior Mixer Committee, Live Wire, Honor Society, Kuay Kapers 4, Lunchroom Committee. GRAAF, JACK You're Here, You're There, You're Everywhere lWest Queen Annel French Club, Live Wire, Boys' Club, Kuay Kapers 4. GRABEN, BERNYCE l'm Misunderstood lMinneapolis, Minnesotal Girls' Club, Latin Club. GRAHAM, BARBARA lt You Believe in Me lJohn Hayl French Club, Honor Society 2, Big Sister, Kuay Representative, Girls' Club. GRANT, JOHN With Plenty of Money and You ll.awtonl Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Publicity 3, 4, Kuay Kapers Publicity Manager, Lead, Business Manager i937 Annual, Business Manager 3. GREEN, GILBERT Blue Hawaii lJohn Hayl Camera Club, Junior Safety Club. GROMMESCH, BETTY What is Sweeter? lSt. Anne'sl German Club, Kuay Representative, Girls' Club. GROVES, EARL Dark Eyes llnterbayl, Boys' Club. GUILD, KATHALEEN VANESSA Sweet and Lovely lWarren Avenuel Players' Guild, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Your Uncle Dudley Lead, Girls' Club. HAMILTON, BEATRICE One Minute to One lWest Queen Annel lnklings Club President, French Club, Sci- ence Club, Honor Society, Kuay Staff 3, Girls' Club. HAMILTON, HELEN ANNE Tea for Two lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild 3, 4, Science Club. HAMILTON, JANE Hide Me lJohn Hayl Spanish Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Girls' Club. HANSEN, ERNEST My Buddy lJohn Hayl Live Wire, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Traffic Class. HANSEN, FRED l'll See You Again lShinel Track Z, 3, 4, Football 2, A Club, Vice-President Junior Class, President Booster Club, Operetta l. HANSEN, JOHN Was That the Hum-an Thing to Do? lF. H. Coel. 7-N HANSEN, PEGGY SHIRLEY One in a MiIIion lLawtonl Live Wire I, 2, Girls' Club, Middy Committee, Stage Force, Glee Club I, 2, Science Club. '- HARRIS, AGNES RUCKLE I Took One Look at You lfvlonterey, Victoria, B. C.l Girls' Club, Track Club. HASSEL, ART Just a Memory lfvlagnolial Boys' Club, Stamp Clerk, Ticket Staff, Stage Force. HAUGLAND, CLARA LOUISE Be Still My Heart lWesthope, North Dakotal Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class, Secretary-Treasurer Sophomore Class, Live Wire 3, Girls' Club. HAWKE, BILL I Cover the Waterfront lMagnolial President Q Club, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President Class I, 2, 3, Boys' Club. HAWSON, PAULINE I'd Write a Song lMagnolial Girls' Club. HEDLUND, ALLAN You Call It Madness lJohn Hayl Football I. HEDREEN, VIRGINIA MARY The Very Thought of You lJohn Marshalll Stage Force, Lost and Found 4. HEIB, DOROTHY JEAN Rain lWarren Avenuel Assistant Chairman Costume Committee, Stage Force, Kuay Kapers I, 2, The Desert Song , Your Uncle Dud- ley , Radio Club, Junior Glee. HEMBURY, FLORENCE When I Go l'Iome lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club. HENDRICKSON, ELEANOR Wild Honey lNorth Queen Annel Latin Club, German Club, lnklings, Science Club, Girls' Club. HERBERT, BETTY G. Us on a Bus lJohn Hayl Big Q Club 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chairman Athletic Committee 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Officer, Choc- olate Soldier , Fortune Teller , The Desert Song , Merry Widow, HETHERINGTON, JOAN Strange Interlude lJohn Hayl Girls' Club, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, French Club I, 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Latin Club I, 2, 3, 4, Live Wire, Fortune TeIler , Salutatorian. HETTRICK, HELEN Nothing But the Best lLowelll Honor Society, Make-up Committee, Creed Commit- tee, Girls' Club, Players' Guild, Science Club, Kuay Staff, Latin Club. HICKS, PATRICIA LOUISE ShouId I Be Sweet? lF. H. Coel Kuay Staff, Teachers' Service Committee, French Club, lnklings Club, Honor Society, Girls' Club. HILL, CHANDLER This is My Last Affair lBainbridge Island Junior Highl Frosh and Soph Basketball, Intramural Basketball l, 2, Live Wire 4. HILL, GEORGE I'm Sittin' High on a HiIltop llnterbayl Honor Society I, 2, Freshman Basketball, Science Club, Boys' Club. HILL, RUTH I'm Grateful to You lSt. Anne'sl Assistant Chairman Scholarship Committee, Annual Staff, Live Wire 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Freshman Auxiliary, Health Committee 3. f HOLLAND, DOROTHY LEE Little Dutch Mill lLawtonl Live Wire l, 2, Girls' Club, Stage Force, Science Club, Hospitality Committee, Glee Club l, 2. HOLLEY, NED Santa Claus is Comin' to Town lF. H. Coel Spanish Club l, 2, Camera Club 2, Sophomore Bas- ketball Team, Intramural Basketball 2, 3, Ping Pong Club 2, Boys' Club, Volley Ball 2. HOPPER. MARCIA Will I Ever Know? lCamp Dennisl Q Representative, Girls' Club Cabinet, Lead in Senior Play, lnklings Club, Spanish Club, Players' Guild. HORNE, BORGHILD Goodbye Trouble lNorth Queen Annel Camera Club, Secretary, Treasurer, French Club, Big Sister Committee, Girls' Club. HOUGHTLING, BILL Yours Truly is Truly Yours lElmwood, Swift Current, Canadal Boys' Club. HOUSE, ROBERTA Robins and Roses Uohn Hayl Spanish Club, Girls' Club. HOXSEY, BOB I'm the Echo Uohn Hayl President Junior Auto Club, Frosh Football Manager, Honor Society, Live Wire, Boys' Club, Latin Club. HUNTER, WILL The Big Bad Wolf is Dead lNorth Queen Annel Camera Club, Secretary, Honor Society. HURLEY, TED When Did You Leave Heaven? lSt. Anne'sl Hi-Y, Kuay Kapers 4, Treasurer Class l, 4, Q Club, Football l, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4. HUTCHINSON, ROGER B. l've Had My Moments lNorth Queen Annel Live Wire l, 2, Baseball 2, Latin Club l, 2, Track Manager l, Boys' Club. JACKSON, RUTH Never Again lT. T. Minorl Players' Guild l, 2, 3, 4, Camera Club 2, Volley- ball Manager 4, Kuay Representative 4,Prompter, Kuay Kapers 4. JACOBSON, DOROTHY R. The Day You Came AIong Uohn Hayl Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Live Wire 4, Stamp Clerk 4, Spanish Club, Health Committee, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Big Sister Committee 3, Kuay Staff 3. JAMISON, BOB Dedicated to You Uohn Hayl Business Staff 3, 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, French Club. ' JARVIS, ELMER The Kid in the Three-cornered Pants llnterbayl Science Club l, 2, Baseball Manager Z, The Merry Widow , Debate Club, Boys' Club. JEFFS, BETTY V. Just One of Those Things lNorth Queen Annel Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4, German Club l, 2, lnklings Club l, 2, Science Club l, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club. JOHNSON, ELINOR Then I'lI Be Tired of You lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club, Science Club 3, 4, Kuay Repre- sentative 2, 3, Stamp Clerk 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, German Club l, 2, 3, 4. JOHNSON, EVA The Scene Changes Uohn Hayl Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Live Wire 4, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Kuay Staff, French Club 2, 3, 4, Big Sister Committee 3, 4, Art Committee 4, Spanish Club l, 2. JOHNSON, EVELYN These Foolish Things Uohn Hayl Girls' Club Cabinet, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Kapers Cos- tume, Make-up Committee, Lincoln Reception Committee, Big Sister, Kuay Representative. JOHNSON, HAROLD PALMER Empty Saddles IWest Queen Annel Football I, 2, 3, Kuay Staff, Boys' Club, Stage Force, Live Wire, Intramural Sports. L JOHNSON, HENRY Take My Heart IWest Queen Annel Boys' Club, Debate Team. JOHNSTON, CRAIG Never in a Million Years IBroadviewI Boxing. JONES, CHARLES D. There's a Small Hotel IHorace Mann Junior High, Burlington, Iowal Boys' Club, Span- ish Club, Intramural. JONES, MAYNARD S. Solitude IF. H. Coel Live Wire I, 2, 3, Annual Coupon Seller, Boys' Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Representative, Bank Clerk I, 2. JOREGESON, JACK Day and Night I.lahn Hayl Boys' Club, Live Wire 3, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Hook, Line and Sinker Club 4, Kuay Representative, Latin Club, Tennis 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 4. JURICH, JOHN So Do I IJohn Hayl Boys' Club. KELLY, JIM Dinner for One, Please, James IChehaIisI Boys' Club. KENNEDY, STAN Thru the Courtesy of Love IColemanI Boys' Club, Radio Club, Live Wire, Stage Force. KETCHAM, HENRY KING They Go Wild, Simply Wild, Over You IJohn Hayl The Desert Song, Lead, 3, Your Uncle Dudley, Lead, 4, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Inter-School Council Representative' Honor Society, Annual Picture Salesman, Chairman, Board o Control, Yell King 3, 4, Q Club 3, 4. i KIMBLE, M. WINIFRED Until Today INarth Queen Annel Honor Society, Camera Club, Alumni Com- mittee, French Club, Live Wire. KOCH, ALWIN G. When l'm with You IWarren Avenuel Junior Auto Club, Boys' Club, German Club, Kuay Representative, Wrestling I, 2, 3. KRUCHEK, WALTER South Sea Island Magic IWarren Avenuel Stage Force 4, Boys' Club, Wrestling 2, 3. KRUSE BOB Kruse That Knockin' at My Heart? IWest Queen Annel Honor Society 2, 3, Spanish Club I, 2, Intramural, Camera Club, The Return of Peter Grimm , Hook, Line and Sinker Club, Tennis 3. LaBELLE, BETTY What's the Name of That Song? ILawtonl Girls' Club. LaFRAMBOISE, ELSIE TERESA Without a Shadow of a Doubt ISt. Margaret'sI Girls' Club, Friendship Committee, Volleyball. LAHTI, GILBERT Please Handle Me with Care Ilnterbayl Sophomore Basketball, Second Team Football 4. LAMPING, JR., EVART You Let Me Down IWest Queen Annel Basketball 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y, Annual Assistant Sports Editor, Kuay Staff, Kuay Kapers 4, Intramural, Live Wire 3, Football Manager 2. Y LAURENT, EA I With Every Breath I Take lYakima, Wash.l Boys' Club, Baseball. LEARNER, HOWARD Please, Teacher, Teach Me Something lJohn Swett Junior High, San Franciscol Honor Society, Kuay Kapers, German Club, Boys' Club, Latin Club. LEBERG, ALAN Easy Come, Easy Go lWest Woodlandl Chess Club, Camera Club. LEISHMAN, MILLIE When I Grow Up lNorth Queen Annel Treasurer Girls' Club, Kuay Representative, Freshman Auxiliary, Honor Society, 2, 3, 4, Q Club 2, 3, 4, Kuay Staff 3, French Club l, 2, 3, 4, Live Wire l, 2, 3, 4, Kuay Representative 3, 4. LEMBERG, DOROTHY Doing What I Please llnterbayl Live Wire, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, 4, French Club 4, Kuay Kapers, Science Club, Girls' Club, Annual Coupon Salesman. LEVY, BILL Rise and Shine lSacred Heartl Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Kuay Representative 3, 4, Science Club, German Club, Junior Auto Club. LEWIS, JONIE Alone at a Table for Two lNorth Queen Annel Football, Boys' Club. . - A LILLY, GORDON Flowers for Madame lWest Queen Annel Kuay Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Live Wire 2, Latin Club 2, 3, Intramural Z, Hi-Y, Kuay Kapers 3, 4. LINDELL, MARTIN C. Smiles lMagnolial Treasurer Hook, Line and Sinker Club, Kuay Repre- sentative, Model Yacht Racing. LOFLIN, JOHN You're Loflin at Me lSt. Anne'sl Kuay Kapers 3, Boys' Club, School Play. LOKEN, AGNES Slow and Easy lMagnolial Girls' Club, Stamp Clerk, Honor Society. LOMEN, HELEN LUCILE Star Dust lNome Public, Nome, Alaskal President French Club 4, Live Wire, Spanish Club, Assistant Chairman Standards Committee, Honor Society. LOTHROP, BETTY JENE Smoke Dreams lMagnolial French l, 2, 3, 4, Friendship Committee, Live Wire l, Big Sister Committee, Middy Committee, Stage Force, Health Committee, Kuay Kapers 3. LOTHROP, JACK l Wish I Were Twins lMagnolial Live Wire, Track 2, French Club, Science Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Boys' Club. LUDWIGSEN, CORA BEATRICE Take It Easy llnterbayl German Club, Girls' Club, Kuay Stott. LUETKE, ALLEN But Definitely Uason Lee Intermediate High, Tacoma, Washingtonl Intramural Basketball, Boys' Club. LYDON, LAWRENCE Dust on the Moon lSt. Margaret'sl Latin Club, Football 2, Basketball Z, Track Z, 3, 4, Boys' Club, Q Club, Live Wire, Business Staff. MacAULAY, BRUCE A. If You Can't Sing It- lF. H. Coel Baseball l, Golf 2, Kuay Kapers 4, Tfhe Merry Widow. MACKIE, KATHLEEN .. W., . Uohn Hayl Live Wire 3, Kuay Kapers 4, Kuay Representative 2, Latin Club, Health Committee 4. MocPHERSON, JOHN Buchanan 'Scope from Me' IF. H. Coel Live Wire, Kuay Kapers, Kuay Staff, French Club, Boys' Club. MACUMBER, RONALD What a Life lWarren Avenuel Fortune Teller , The Desert Song , Junior Glee I, Senior Glee 2, 3, 4, Annual Representative 2, Merry Widow , Camera Club 2. MARFIELD, HELEN Summer Night lWest Queen Annel Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, 3, Kuay Representative, Latin Club 2, Kuay Staff 4, French Club 3, 4, Big Sister Committee 3, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, lnklings Club 2. MARSH, WENDELLA Swam-pfire lNorth Queen Annel Spanish Club l, 2, Live Wire 2, 3, Chair- man Middy Committee 3, Girls' Club Cabinet, Chairman P.-T. A. Committee 4, Glee Club 3, 4. . MARSHALL, MARGARET May l? lNorth Queen Annel Girls' Athletic Chairman 4, Badminton Manager 3, Kuay Representative of Camera Club 3, Social Service Committee 3, lnklings Club, French Club, Girls' Q Club. MARTIN, VIRGINIA HELEN Happiness Ahead lNorth Queen Annel Players' Guild, Spanish Club, Girls' Club. MATSON, MILDRED IRENE Talk to Me lWarren Avenuel Chairman Costume Committee, Kuay Kapers l, 2, French Club l, 2, Radio Club, The Desert Song , Your Uncle Dudley , Stage Force, Honor Society l, Z, 3. MATTERSON, DUANE J. Only a Dream lF. H. Coel Band l, 2, 3, Science Club, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 4, Lapidary Club, Boys' Club. Q MATSON, DOROTHY V. E. Remember Me lOakville Grammarl Kuay Kapers, Spanish l, 2. MAXWELL, BILL You're Still in My Heart lSt. Anne'sl Honor Society l, 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Science Club 2, Live Wire 2. MAXWELL, LENORE When You're Smiling lMagnolial Girls' Club. MCAFERTY, FRANCES Temptation lF. H. Coel Girls' Club. McALPlN, JOE The Alpine Milkman lSt. Anne'sl Intramural Basketball, Spanish Club l, 2, 3, 4, Live Wire. McCAIN, HAROLD lf I Love Again lGreen Lakel Boys' Club, Spanish Club. McHUGH, PAT Six Women lSeattle Preparatoryl Intramural Basketball, Track, Boys' Club, Kuay Kapers. MCKECHNIE, MURIEL l'Il Follow My Secret Heart lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club Cabinet, Science Club, Girls' Club. McLEAN, JEANNE PIease Believe Me IF. H. Coel Kuay Kapers 4, Editor of Cub, Health Committee, Publicity Committee, Live Wire, French Club, Players' Guild, Kuay Staff. l I uvwuwnnnzn, av: Look f0l' ME ISacred Heartl Hi-Y, Q Club, Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Boys' Club, Soccer l, Latin Club. McPHERSON, BARBARA The Object of My Attections lJohn Hayl Honor Society, Girls' Club Cabinet, Kuay Kapers, Girls' Club. MEANS, DON Love Will TeIl lAlameda Grade School, Portland, Ore.l Football 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Inspiration Award, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, 4, Sopho- more Champion Team, Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4, Treasurer Boys' Club, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Players' Guild 2, 3, Q Club 3, 4. MIDDLETON, ALMEDA You'II Get By lWest Queen Annel Girls' Club, Live Wire, P.-T. A. Committee, Nurses' Assistant, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Office Assistant, Cam- era Club, French Club. MIKULICICH, ED The Curbstone Cutie lSt. Anne'sl lntramural Basketball, Sophomore Basketball, ln- tramural Baseball, lntramural Soccer, French Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire. MILES, ELLEN Long Ago and Far Away lAshtord Public, Ashford, Wash.l Spanish Club, Girls' Club, Honor Society. MILLER, GEORGE CaII Me DarIing lO'Deal Operetta, Boys' Club. MILLION, BOB One in a Million llnterbayl lntramural Basketball and Football. MILLS, CATHERINE Red Sails in the Sunset lWest Queen Annel Senior Glee l, 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 2, 4, ghe Cat and the Canary lleadl, Players' Guild 2, 4, Publicity anager, Senior Play 3, Co-Publicity Manager Kuay Kapers 4, Student Director Kuay Kapers 3, Spanish Club. MINICH, MARY THERESA Did I Remember? lLawton Schooll French Club, Health Committee, Girls' Club. MITCHELL, JUANITA You Fit Into the Picture Uohn Hayl Girls' Club, Kuay Representative l, Make-up Com- mittee l, Friendship Committee l. MITCHELL, PATRICIA No More Love ISt. Anne'sI Vice-President Girls' Q Club 4, Assistant Chairman Lunchroom Committee 4, Annual Staff, Baseball Manager 4, Live Wire 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Chairman Small Properties, Kuay Kapers 4. MOE, BILL More Than You Know lWest Queen Annel Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Q Club, Stamp Club l, Manager Baseball l, Kuay Staff 3, 4, Entertainment Committee, Track 3, 4, Annual Staff 3. MOEHRING, DORIS Keep Young and Beautiful lJohn Hayl Latin Club l, Z, lnklings Club 3, German Club 3, Girls' Club, The Desert Song , Live Wire 2, Stamp Clerk 3. MOHLER, ALICE They Didn't Believe Me lEdmonds Highl Typing Committee, Kuay Representative, Span- ish Club, Girls' Club. MOLINE, GEORGE How I've Tried llnterbayl Science Club, Football, Boys' Club. MONSEY, JOHN How 'm I Doin'? llnterbayl Live Wire, Boys' Club, lntramural Basketball, Base- ball, Baseball l, 2, 3, Latin Club, Kuay Representative. MOORE, BOB TIIGl1kS IF. H. Coel Band 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, Boys' Club. MOORE, MARCIA You C....'L 'T IWest Queen Annel Science Club, Girls' Club, French Club, Live Wire, Middy Committee, Kuay Representative, Stage Force, Play- ers' Guild. MOORHOUSE, BILL Goody Goody IJo+hn Hayl Golf I, 2, 3, 4, Golf Manager 4, Boys' Club. MORAN, MARJORIE I Like You lJohn Hayl Players' Guild I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Prompter, The Cat and the Canary , Student Director, The Desert Song , Student Director, Your Uncle Dudley , Senior Manager, Kuay Kapers 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Live Wire I. MORBY, MARIAN JANE I Can'I' Escape from You IF. H. Coel Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Lunchroom Committee 4, French Club, Live Wire, Junior Safety Club, Science Club. MORRISON, GARLAND EDWIN Too Late lMagnoliaI Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Football I, 3, 4, Track I, 3, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Q Club, Boys' Club. MUNGER, DICK PaH'ycake IJohn Hayl Basketball 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, 2, 3, Annual Sports Editor 4, Q Club, Hi-Y, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Kuay Representa- tive, Freshman Class, I, Kuay Assistant Sports Editor 4. MUNTER, HERB I Heard IJohn Hayl Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Honor Society I, 2, 3, 4, Radio Club I, 2, 3, 4. NELSON, VIVIAN HILDUR Boo Hoo INorth Queen Annel Girls' Club, Honor Society, Live Wire. NEUHARTH, DICK Every Now and Then IWest Queen AnneI Treasurer Junior Class, Football I, 3, Bas- ketball I, 2, Honor Society 2, 4. NIGH, AMELIA I'm Shootin' High INorth Junior High, Everettl Girls' Club, Standards Committee. NOBLE, TOM I Built a Dream One Day IF. H. Coel Chess Team 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 3, 4, Ger- man Club, Science Club, Honor Society I, 2, Live Wire. NOONAN, ARLINE Goodnight My Love IBroadway High Schooll Girls' Club. NORMAN, FRANK Here's to Romance INorth Queen AnneI Football I, 2, Boys' Club, Baseball 2, 4, Latin Club I, Z, Sports Editor Kuay 4, Intramural Baseball 2, Live Wire 3, Science Club. NORMAN, STANLEY Not Enough IRoosevelt High Schooll Stage Force 2, 3, 4, Stage Manager 4, Kuay Kapers 3, Kuay Kapers Idesignl 3, 4, Assembly Crew 3, 4, Manager 4, Film and Amplifier Assistant 4, Blue Print Club 2, 3 O'CONNOR, TED WhaI s the Reason? ISt. Anne'sI Hi-Y 3, 4, Q Club 4, French Club 3, 4, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Basketball Manager 3, 4. OLESON, CRAIG My Heart and I' IF. H. Coel Boys' Club. OTT, HANS You Ott to Be in Pictures IJohn Hayl Football I, 2, 3, 4, Track 3, Kuay Weekly Staff, Hi-Y, Q Club, Kuay Kapers 4, Boys' Club. OVENS, WALLACE TeIl Me Tonight' IWest Queen Annel Football I, 2, Track I, Intramural 2, 3 Boys' Club, Latin Club, Radio Club, Tumbling, Glee Club I, 2, 3 . PAPKE. TOM You're Okay lSt. Anne'sl Live Wire, Secretary Junior Class5 Vice-President Senior Class for two semesters, Science Club5 Boys' Club5 Hi-Y. PARRY, WILL Waiitin' at the Gate for Katie lMagnolial President Boys' Club5 Football, Track5 Honor So- ciety5 Hi-Y5 Inter-School Council5 Q Club5 Sports Editor, Kuay5 Editor, Kuay5 Commencement Speaker. PARTRIDGE, FRANCES ANNE I Never Knew lWest Queen Annel Fortune Teller 5 The Desert Song 5 The Merry WidOw 5 Stomp Clerk5 Live Wire 25 Camera Club5 Chess Club5 Girls' Club. PAULSON, MARGARET V. After You've Gone lJohn Hayl Girls' Club5 Spanish Club5 Honor Society5 Office Assistant5 Library Assistant. PAYNE, FLORENCE Much Too Much Uames Monroe Junior Highl Latin Club5 Honor Society5 Chair- man, Alumni Committee5 Glee Club 2. PAYNE, HELEN Just Strolling lJames Monroe Junior Highi Secretary, Frosh Auxiliary5 Sec- retary, Girls' Q Club5 Secretary, Senior Class5 Chairman, Frosh Auxiliary5 Live Wire5 Players' Guild5 Honor Society. PENEPACKER, HELEN Pennies from Heaven' lMagnolial Live Wire5 Kuay Representative5 Senior Play5 Play- ers' Guild5 Latin Club5 Middy Committee5 Kuay Kapers. PERRY, VALERIE LESLIE For All We Know lT. T. Minorl Middy Committee5 Roll Representative5 Kuay Kapers. PETERSEN, ALOHA Auf Weidersen llnterbayi Live Wire Z, 35 Toy Committee 2, 35 Adviser's Office 45 Live Wire Committee Chairman 45 Costume Committee 2. PETERSON, EARL Thunder Over Paradise TF. H. Coel Boys' Club5 Spanish Club 2, 35 Science Club l, 2, 3, 45 Bosketbcll 25 Intramural 2, 3, 4. PETERSON, HARRY I Got Plenty o' Nothin' Llnterbayi Cot and the Canary 5 Track l, 2, 3, 45 All-City Or- chestra5 Kuay Kapers 3, 45 Senior Orchestra. PHENNAH, BETTY Drifting and Dreaming iWest Queen Annei News Editor, Kuay5 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 lnklings5 Camera Club5 Health Committee5 Stamp Clerk 2, 35 Spanish Club l, 25 Kuay Kapers. PILTZ, RUTH Short and Sweet IWest Queen Annel Return of Peter Grimm 5 Kuay Kapers5 Kuay Representative5 Middy Committee5 French Club, Stamp Clerk. PITTMAN, DARTY The Day I Let You Get Away lWarren Avenuel Live Wire5 Kuay Kapers5 Track5 Freshman Basketball5 lntramural5 The Desert Song , Soccer5 Lunch Room. PITTSON CECILE JUNE Swin It 1 9 lLawtonl Players' Guild5 Glee Club l, 25 Live Wire5 Hospitality Committee5 Stage Force5 Girls' Club. PLAYER, BEVERLY I Can't Lose That Longing for You lWest Queen Annel President Q Club 3, 45 Assistant Editor, Editor, Cub5 Secretary Girls' Club5 Assistant Editor, Editor, Kuay5 Annual Staff 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 45 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 45 All-City Secretary Social Service Committee. PORTER, ALICE A Happy Ending TF. H. Coei French Club l, 2, 35 Players' Guild5 Girls' Club5 Sci- ence Club l, 2, 35 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, PRATT, DOROTHY That's What You Think lWarren Avenuei Girls' Club Cabinet5 Senior Glee5 Chocolate Soldier , Fortune Teller 5 Desert Song 5 French Club5 Science Club. PRATT, MARJORIE Say When IWarren Avenuel Live Wire, French Club, Science Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Glee Club, Stage Force. PRESTRUD, STUART Anything Goes IF. H. Coel Honor Society 2, 3, 4, French Club 2, 3, Science Club I, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club I, Live Wire 2, Stamp Representative 3, 4, Intramural Basketball 4, Cat and the Canary. PUMPHREY, MARTHA Who's Afraid of Love? IJohn Hayl Spanish Club, Girls' Club. QUASH, CHARLOTTE I Feel a Song Coming On IF. H. Coel Latin Club 2, 3, Leisure Time Committee Chairman, Stamp Clerk 4, Girls' Club. RANDALL, LOIS Hands Across the TabIe IWarren Avenuel Girls' Club, French Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 3, Make-Up Committee. RANDALL, WALT I'm Growing Fonder ILawtonI Bays' Club. RATTRAY, WINNIE IrresistibIe IJohn B. Allenl Kuay Kapers, Girls' Club. REAP, MARVEL Wake Up and Sing lSt. Anne'sl Girls' Club, Typing Committee. REED, PHYLLIS M. No Strings IJohn Hay, Oconomawoc, Wis.I Girls' Club Cabinet, Treasurer Sophomore Class, Sonia 2, Live Wire 4, Kuay Representative 4, Stamp Clerk 4, Girls' Q Club 4. REHKOPF, LOER The Simple Things in Life INorth Queen Annel Boys' Club, Kuay Representative, Honor Society, Stamp Clerk, Radio Club, Latin Club. RICHARDS, ILL Let's Go Slummin' IJohn Hayl Basketball, Intramural, Boys' Club, Hi-Y, Kuay Kapers 4, lf. R CHARDS, FRED Thanks a MiIlion awtonl Radio Club, German Club, Boys' Club. RICH I DS, RAY Some of These Days IF. H Coel Tennis Manager 3, 4, Live Wire 4, Production Poster Com ittee 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers Program Committee 4, Stage Force 4. I 1 J ij U xl RICHARDSON, BETH It A-in't Necessarily So IF. H. Coel Girls' Club, Kuay Kapers Committee 4, Kuay Rep- resentative I. RICHSTAD, ROY I'm Shooting High IJohn Hayl Basketball 4, Intramural 4, Live Wire, Boys' Club, Basketball Inspiration Cup. RIND, MARTIN Loa.fin' Time Hahn Hayl Intramural 2, German Club, Honor Society 3, 4, Auto Club. ROACH, GEORGE W. Lazy Bones Ilnterbayl Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, Kuay Kapers, Live Wire, Kuay Representative, Stamp Clerk, Chess Club, Boys' Club. ROBERTS, THELMA , No Regrets' IWest Queen Annel Girls' Club Cabinet, Science Club, Stage Force I, 2, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Kuay Representative. I RQBERTS. WARD Lost in a Fog lWest Queen Annel Debate Club 3, 45 Debate Team 45 Radio Club Secretary 45 Camera Club 2, 35 German Club l, 25 Honor Society 3, 4. ROGERS, BILL The Boulevard of Broken Dreams lSt. Anne'sl Football l, 2, 45 Baseball Manager 25 Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y. ROGERS, JOHN R. Night in Manhattan lWest Queen Annel Head Football Manager 2, 35 Sophomore Basketball5 Kuay Kapers5 French Club5 Intramural Basketball, ROSSBACH, JANE Without a Song lJohn Hayl Latin Club5 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 45 Kuay Kapers 45 Girls' Club Cabinet 45 Kuay Representative. ROTERMUND, ROBERT S. Swing High, Swing Low lF. H. Coel Kuay Kapers 3, 45 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Senior Orchestra 2, 45 Desert Song 5 Merry Widow 5 Your Uncle Dudley 5 Science Club 2, ROWE, IDA MAE I A-in't Got Nobody lWerner, North Dakotal Basketball5 Tumbling. RUNNER, MARY ROBIN To Mary with Love lWest Queen Annel Kuay Kapers5 Vice-President Frosh Auxil- iary5 Return of Peter Grimm 5 Kuay Representative5 Spanish Club5 Latin Club5 Kuay Statf5 Middy Committee. RUSSELL, MURIEL Sweetheart Darling llnterbayl Ability Committee5 Girls' Club. RUTTER, CHUCK Sleepy Head lMagnolial Boys' Club5 Intramural Football5 Stage Force5 Senior Chorus. RYERSON, BETTY ANN Love Thy Neighbor lNorth Junior Highl Frosh, Sophomore Basketball5 Frosh Base- ball5 Glee Club l, 2. SALTER, IRENE AII I Do Uohn Hayl Girls' Club5 Honor Society l, 2, 3, 45 Friendship Committee5 Big Sister Committee5 French Club l, 25 Live Wire5 Vocational Committee. SAYRE, MARGARET You Are My Lucky Star lAlexander Hamiltonl Honor Society l, 2, 3, 45 French Club l, 2, 35 lnklings l, 2. SCHAFFER, ED It We Never Meet Again lF, H. Coel Camera Club5 Boys' Club5 Science Club5 Blue Print Club. SCHERMER, LEONA I Nearly Let Love Go Slipping Thru My Fingers lWarren Avenuel Girls' Club5 Chorus. SCHMIDT, AUBREY Give Yourself a Pat on the Back lMagnolial Kuay Kapers 35 Boys' Club5 Science Club. SCHRADER, LEONE Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star lLincoln, Calif.l Friendship Committee5 Live Wire. I SCHWARTZ, JACK D. CareIessIy lWest Queen Annel Boys' Club Cabinet 3, 45 Kuay Representa- tive 3, 45 Junior-Senior Mixer Committee5 All-City Frosh Foot- ball5 President Hi-Y5 Senior Picnic Committee5 Chairman, Kuay Kapers Program 3, 45 Track 2, 3, SCOTT, BERNARD J. It You Love Me lNorth Queen Annel Boys' Club5 Latin Club5 Honor RolI5 Live Wire5 Junior and Senior Orchestra5 Junior Glee5 Radio Club. SCOTT, RUTH I Was Lucky lWest Queen Annel Live Wire, Senior Orchestra, Senior Glee, Honor Society, French Club, All-City Orchestra, Middy Commit- tee, Merry Widow. 1 SEARS, ERNEST You've Got Me Dazzled' lJohn Hayl Live Wire, Radio Club, Boys' Club, Band l, 2, 3, lnternational Presents. SEES, MARTIN W. We Saw the Sea lLawtonl Boys' Club, German Club. SHANAFELT, MARY Hand in Hand lJohn Hayl Latin Club, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 4, Girls' Club Cabinet 4, Valedictorian. SHELDON, JIM Two Together iMagnolial Grizzly Ski Team 2, 3, 4, Fortune Teller , Desert Song , Merry Widow , Hi-Y 3, 4. 1 SHIGLEY, WALT One Alone' lSt. Anne'sl Live Wire l, Kuay Representative, Boys' Club. SHIPMAN, MARY ELIZABETH You're the Top lJohn Hayl Vice-President Junior Class, Assistant Editor, Editor, Kuay, Junior Editor, Editor, Annual, Senior Pin Committee, Chair- man Saholarship Committee, Players' Guild Z, 3, 4, Junior Repre- sentative Senior Picnic, Honor Society 2, 3, 4. 1 SHORTALL, KEITH This Year's Kisses' lJohn Hayl Live Wire, Spanish Club 2, 3, Intramural l, 2, 3, Boys' Club. SILVER, MARGIE MAY No Other One IF. H. Coel Live Wire l, 2, French Club, Players' Guild, Office, Mrs. lrons', Girls' Club, Office, Nurse's. SKOOR, RONALD Love Marches On lWarren Avenuel Chess Team 3, 4, Boys' Club, Live Wire 3, School Service 3, 4, Intramural 2, 3, 4, Junior and Senior Glee. SMELTZER, MARIE It Can Happen llnterbayl Girls' Club, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, The Desert Song , The Merry Widow. SMILEY, JOHN When You're Smiling lMagnolial Boys' Club, Science Club 2, Orchestra l, 2, 4, Latin Club 3, Stamp Clerk, Live Wire. SMITH, JACK Happy Days Are Here Again lWest Queen Annel Boys' Club, Hi-Y, Mixer Committee 3, 4, Intramural Basketball Z, Spanish Club 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 4, Kuay Representative Senior Class 4, Live Wire 3. SMITH, R. TESS There'II Come a Day lNorth Queen Annei Girls' Club, Stamp Clerk. SNYDER, JOHN S. WouIdn't That Be a Wonder? lF. H. Coel Band l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Kuay Kapers 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, The Desert Song , The Merry Widow , Your Uncle Dudley. SPEEDIE, KEN Sweet and Slow lLawtonl Radio Club, German Club, Boys' Club. SPENCER, CHARLES My Lucky Day iCoupeviIle High, Whidby lslandl Boys' Club. SPIES, PAT Sunny Side Up lMoore School, Denver, Colo.l Kuay Kapers 3, Middy Committee 3, Vocational Committee 2, Spanish Club l, 2, Girls' Club, Live Wire, Stage Crew, Stamp Clerk 4. 4 STEIN, ROBERT The Stein Song lStonwoodl Honor Society 2, Banker 3, Assistant Starnp Clerk 4, Kuay Representative French Club 4, Library 3, 4, Kuay Staff 4, French Club 3, 4. STEVENS, ARDEN E. I Adore You lF. H. Coel Senior Orchestra, Band, Kuay Kapers, lntrarnural, Honor Society, Boys' Club. STRAND, DICK I'II Stand By lSt. Anne'sl Secretary, Senior Class 4, Vice-President, Hi-Y 4, Football 3, 4, Track 2, 3, Spanish Club, Q Club, Live Wire, Kuay Kapers 4. STULL, GERALDINE I Only Have Eyes for You lHoly Familyl Spanish Club, Radio Club, Girls' Club. SULLIVAN, ELLA A. AII My Lite lF. H. Coel Girls' Club. SULLIVAN, MARJORIE You Started Me Dreaming Uohn Hayl Honor Society 3, , Lat7inAClub Z, 3, Live Wire 4, science Club 2, Girls' Club. Q ff , ,,g,Y,,M ,L ua I 1 .JQ ,X I ,+- ff -f ,I -fz,,'- iw-f 'Fc f' Lf F 'W' SUNDE, ELLSWORTHSN T GI!oomy Sunday , lWest Queen Annel Spanish Club, Radio Club, Camera Club, X Boys' Club. , VXVL L QV? J , ea 1 SWAPP, RICHARD A Night on the Desert lWest Woodlandl Radio Club, Boys' Club. SWEZEA, BETTY And Then Some lJohn Hayl Vice-President, Secretary, French Club 4, Senior Orchestra 3, 4, Girls' Club, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Senior Glee 4, Kuay Kapers 4, The Desert Song , The Merry Widow. SYLVESTER, MOLLY I'm Free Again lF. H, Coel President Honor Society, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Girls' Club Cabinet, Kuay Staff, Business Manager, Editor Kuay, Editor, Cub, Chairman, Publicity Committee. SYNNESVEDT, BARBARA Reaching for the Moon lF, H. Coel Spanish Club, Science Club, Kuay Kapers, Kuay Staff, Vocational Committee. TAIGEN, LOUISE FaithtuIIy Yours lF. H. Coel Girls' Club, Latin Club l, 2, 3, 4. TALLMAN, BETTY LoveIy Lady lHorace E. Mannl Girls' Club. TANNER, EVELYN A Quiet Evening lEureka Senior High, Eureka, Calit.i Girls' Club. THIEM, JOHN How's Chances? lBellevuel Boys' Club, Golf 3. THOMPSEN, EVELYN Love Passes Me By lWest Woodlandl Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Art Committee' Standards Committee. 1 TRUDEAU, RICHARD If I Had a Million DoIlars lWest Queen Annel French Club, Kuay Staff, lnklings Club, Intramural. A TRUMBULL, TOM Once in a Lifetime lJohn Hayl Frosh Football, Your Uncle Dudley , Honor Society 2, 3, 4, The Desert Song , The Merry Widow , Boys' Club. 23,1 ist. EWR VALENTINE, JANE Hand Me Down My Walking Cane lJohn Hayl Girls' Club, Kuoy Kapers, Science Club, Junior, Senior Chorus, Glee Club, Spanish Club. VAN DUYN, DICK You'II Get By lMagnoliol Camera Club, Science Club, Baseball I, Live Wire, Stamp Clerk. VANNI, EDO Y' Gotta Be a Football Hero lWarren Avenuel Football l, 2, 3, 4, All-City Quarterback 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, All-City 2, 3, Class President l, 2, 3, Class Secretary 4, Honor Society l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2, Q Club, Boys' Club. VICKERS, BOYD Oh, What a ThriII lF. H. Coel Spanish Club, Baseball, Intramural, Boys' Club. VITALICH, LOUISE ArmfuI of Sweetness lStadium High, Tacomal Spanish Club Secretary, Kuay Kapers, Senior Glee Club, Girls' Club. VOIGHT, HELEN Think of Me lMount Royal, Calgary, Albertal Honor Society, French Club, Vocational Committee, Girls' Club. WAGNER, PAUL SCOTT In Other Words We're Thru lMagnolial Boys' Club. WALKER, ART The Old Man of the Mountain lJohn Hayl Football l, 3, 4, Blue Print Club, Track l. WALLACE, WALTER What Will I Tell My Heart? lJohn Hayl Freshman Football, Kuoy Kapers, Ski Team. WALLINDER, EVELYN You're Devastating lMagnolial Science Club, French Club 2, 3, 4, Social Committee, Chairman Hospitality Committee, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, Kuay Repre- sentative, Girls' Club. WEAVER, MARGIE Don't Change ' lNorth Queen Annel Editor Annual 4, Junior Editor 3, Editor Kuoy 4, Vice-President Girls' Club 4, Chairman Health Commit- tee 3, Advertising Manager Kuoy 3, Players' Guild, Latin Club, lnklings Club, Honor Society. WELLS, VIVIAN Hang Out the Moon llnterbayl Live Wire, Bank Clerk, Stamp Clerk, Welcome Com- mittee, Roll Girl. WELTY, THOMAS PIay to Me Gypsy IF. H. Coel Operetta I, Z, 3, 4, Kuay Kopers l, 3, 4, Latin Club, Honor Society 3, 4, Senior Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Band l, 2, 3, 4. WEST, VIRGINIA LoveIy to Look At lJohn Hoyl Girls' Club, Middy Committee, French Club, Kuay Kapers. WESTERLUND, CAROLYN Take Me Back to CaroIine lF. H. Coel Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Live Wire, Chairman Health Committee, Chairman Make-Up Committee, Players' Guild, Stamp Clerk, Science Club, French Club. WHYTE, VIOLET LittIe White Lies lSt. Joseph's Cathedral, St. Joseph, Mol Girls Club, Stage Force. WICKSTROM, VIRGINIA EDITH How Do I Know it's Sunday? llnterbayl Girls' Club, Glee Club, Chorus, Health Committee. WILLGRESS, R. EDWIN TeII Me That You're Sorry Too lMagnolial Spanish Club, Banker, Hook, Line and Sinker Club, Kuoy Representative. l i i WILLIAMS, BERT, JR. Somebody Loves You lWest Queen Annel Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, I-li-Y, I Secretary Boys' Club, Q Club, Track 2, 4. l WILLIAMS, PEGGY I Need Sympathy lJohn l-Ioyl Live Wire, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Cabinet, Secre- tary Safety Club, Stage Force, Girls' Club, Big Sister Committee. WILLIS, DICK Boots and Saddles lEast Soundl Track 2, Boys' Club. WILSON, JAMES Half of Me lBerkeley High School, Berkeley, CaliI.l Debate 2, 4, French Club 2, 3, 4, Golf 3, 4, Kuay Staff 4, Kuay Kapers 4, Bank Clerk I, 2, 3. WINDBLAD, VIRGINIA Stormy Weather lLawtonl Girls' Club, Rest Room Committee. WITTEMAN, DORIS Rap Tap on Wood lNorth Queen Annel Girls' Club, Big Sister Committee, Rest Room Committee, Spanish Club. WITTERS, MAX Got the Jitters Uohn Hayl Frosh Football, Sophomore Basketball, Intramural, Basketba I l. WOO, G. BILLY I Wanna Woo IWarren Avenuel DebatefTeam, Spanbilfdlub. ' 1 1 , I I v .f uf I ' 1 ., I P. I A DVM! L if fray., fpgglig! N , J , , k Tfue1-Night Is Young IMa :al GirLsibQJo'b, Ush ettelfor Kuay Kapers 3, 4 ,E ,W4 -I, ,rg ZQ,IkJNG'ER, RUDE+L,0 !1'g1in,fiI1g'f.I'Fe.SIouds witb,SvIh'ishine I ren Avenue? onor Society i'l , 22, 3, 4,,-ArtLEeI1'For Annual 4, Tennis 3, 4, I-li ,Q Club 3, 4, LiveWire 3,14, Kuay Kapers 3, 4, German Club 2, 3. AASTEN, ANNA ADAMS, CARL BALDWIN, MARY JANE BECKMAN, VICTOR BENSON, HELEN BERG, RALPH BEVENS, LLOYD BROWN, PATRICIA BROWN, WILLARD CAIN, MARIE CALDERWOOD, ANDY CARMIN, BERNARD CHESLEY, EDWARD CONNOR, DAVID DALEY, JAMES DAVIS, LORRAINE DOKE, CHARLES DOOLITTLE, ED DOWDY, GWENDOLYN DOWNER, EUGENE DROTNING, DAGMAR I CAMERA SHY SENIORS FAGERLIE, WOODROW FANCHER, MYRTLE FARR, JAMES FOSTER, THELMA GORDON, MILDRED GRANTVEDT, DONALD GREEN, MONA GREENE, FAUNEAL GREENWOOD, CLARENCE HATLEN, ROY A HERTLE, BOB HOLMES, FAITH HOULETTE, RICHARD JENSEN, WALTER KAISER, BERNARD KENYON, JACK LINDSTROM, BRITA LOCKE, TUNG LONGMAN, WILLARD McDONALD, LOLA MADDEN, ROBERT MAHER, VIRGINIA MATHENY, VIRGINIA MATTSON, EDWIN MITCHELL, DORIS MITCHELL, HAROLD MORRISON, MARGARET NAMIAS, BARBARA NEU, CARL NICKLEN, NORMAN NICOLICH, MATT NIELSEN, CATHERINE NIELSEN, TED OESCHLI, KELLY OLSEN, ROBERT O'NEIL, WILLIAM PAULSON, HELEN PERRY, VICTOR PROVENCHER, THEODORE RASOR, MARY RHOADES, HELEN ROWE, HARRY sATo, Yuiuo sAwYER, BETTY sAwYER, CHARLES scHuMAcHER, MARTIN SEVERYNS, MARIE SIDENQUIST, FLORENCE SLATEN, ENos SMITH, CHARLES SODERHOLM, EARL SPRAY, FRANCES STIXROOD, JARvis TARP, LEROY TiBaETs, BETTY THOMPSON, Joi-IN Tum-ioPE, GEORGE VOIGHT, MARGARET WEAVER, MARJoRiE wEsTERLuNo, Joi-IN wiu.s, ROBERT wlLsoN, DONALD zoBRlsT, HATTIE JUNIOR OFFICERS Standing: Mr. Campbell George Powers Seated: Bill Stapleton Bob Hughes Jean Houlette Standing: Mr. Campbell Rosemary Weil Bill Stapleton Seated: Peggy Slater Catherine Stolle Bob Hughes ' Glam HIP AHOY! All aboard on the good ship i938 for a four-year cruise up and down the halls of Queen Anne. After several days of stormy weather we stopped at port 216 to organize our crew, which resulted with Ray Segale at the helm, Margie Eardley the first mate, Juanita Walker keeper of the log, Hugh Griffiths guarding the funds, and Florence Berg the messenger. As a change from regular ship duty, we met the sister ship '37 and attended the show Handy Andy. After returning to port to take on more provisions, we resumed our voy- age. Ray Segale continued as master of the ship, Catherine Stolle assisted him as first mate, Juanita Walker still kept the log, Margaret Ross signed checks, and Bob Kildall radioed our activities to the Kuay. Several months of smooth sailing passed and then we invited the ship '39 to attend a Frosh-Soph theater party. Y The third year of our cruise we were allowed to roam the upper decks as we were becoming more experienced in the ways of the sea. Again we stopped at port Zi 6 to rearrange the management of the boat. This time Bob Hughes donned the captain's uniform, Bill Stapleton became first mate, Hank Ketcham recorded in the log, Jean Houlette cared for the finances, and George Powers was chief messenger. In return for the kind invitations of our older sister ship '37 to a previous dance, we sponsored a mixer which both crews enjoyed. As the activities of our ship became greater a new crew of officers was chosen. Catherine Stolle directed the course and Peggy Slater helped her when the weather was especially rough. Rosemary Weil kept the log up-to- date, Bob Hughes cared for the money and Bill Stapleton sent out press notices. One day we saw a distress signal flying from Lincoln island. Dropping anchor we found about fifty stranded people whom we immediately took aboard. To make these new passengers feel more at home, a mixer was given in their honor. After the daily chores were finished the boys took time off to enjoy all the sports in the navy. Other activities included participation in several dramatic productions and a tea given in honor of the girls of '37. And so we drop anchor once again and look forward to new adventures and experiences on the last lap of our journey. We want to thank Admiral Kenneth Campbell for his kind advice and assistance, for without him we never would have traveled the many knots we did. - CATHERINE STOLLE. cl Ll N l 0 R ,Xu - fir , George Millie Frances K liussell l Wanda Eilah Rodney Bo Ackles Agnetti Arnsworth, n'f.Alexander Allan Anderson Anderson Auld Ray Millrie Vera X -'Bobbief Barbara Bettie Jack Margie Aurello Austin Ayres Bach Baker Baker Baker Barley tx Fo, ON'- 'Z--4 46- ffazjg' , , we Q- fv- Gm. ,J 624 rw .gfe- Marion Balyeat Margie Bennett Blanche Boularcl Shirley Brown Letty Caldwell Jaque Chappel lip? 44 Marguerite Barker Clarice Bergman Don Boyce Walter Brydges Harry Callow Mary Elizabeth Christenson Floyd Barnes Mary Ellen Beyer Virginia Bradwick Jeanne Buchanan Marylyne Campbell Evelyn Christianson Jack Bartley Ruth Blair Ned Brainard Norman Bucy Betty Carithers Harriet Christianson JU Brennor Beck Ellen Blum Cecil Branstetter Tod Burnam Helen Carlson Roberta Clarke Jane Beckman Clayton Boehm Wayne Brickey Sarah Jane Bushnell Phillip Carlson Joan Closson NIC Doris Beegle James Bogan Sally Briggs Roy A Butchart Kathleen Carrigan Betty Cochrane RS Lowell Beernink Betty Jane Boswell Marguerite Brinck Clinton Caldwell Jackie Caskin George Collins Elaine Combs Gertrude Crook Vincent DeNeui Betty Lou Doyle Lorraine Ellingson Dick Fleming JLINICD Claire Condie Lewis Crutcher Martin Derksema Richard Drury Mill-ie Elliot Everett Flood Dick Coulter Sylvia Dahl Edna Mae Dingler Verna Duncan Eileen Ericksen John Foster Bob Covell Dan Darling Blanche Dixie Ward Duncan Helen Erickson Myrtle Frances RS Jessie Cowan Carol Davies Charlotte Doctor Hal Dundas Pessy Erickson Verbena Francis Florine Cox Irene Davis Jim Donald Ted Dunn Dorothy Fields Margaret Fraser Cathleen Craig Vivian DeBruler Joseph Dootson Marie Durkee Bill Fiset Joe Fribrock Jane Criddle Mary DeLeon Blossom Dowd Dorothy Eckert Rosemary Fitzgerald Jack Fritch Ruth Froberg Ben Gilman Bob Groves Beverly Harland Anna Marie .- Heinrich I 5' Jack l Hoffstrom if Patricia Fuecker Lois Ann Gobler Eleanor Guldberg Jean Hart Ruth Helgerson Dorothy Hogland N Lucille Funke Marion Grandy Jim Haines Ed Hartle Jean Heschelman Dorothy Hokanson '53 Werner Gaerisch Ruth Grant Pal' Hall Pearl Harvey Don Higgins Jean Houlette fl Marylea Garcllin Virginia Green Tom Hammond Elaine Hatton Phyllis High Mary Jane Hoyle Lucille Gardner F Jessie Greenhill Bob rol Hansen ns Kathleen ini , ob ' Hill I off an Hussln Hug es ter Mlfgilffifwiq 'iii J U N l NX Elaine Jacobson Bob Johnson Shirley Jordan Carmen Kjos Tom LaMon Lorraine Lorbeski JUN! Mary Louise Jamieson Charles Johnson Bill Jorgensen Dorothy Knechtel Marie Landis Clyde Loucks Jean Jared John Johnson Frances Jorgenson Dorothy Konick Jim Lawlor Sydney Loucks QRS Laton Jaton Ray Johnson Priscilla Keating Herbert Kracke Don Lawson Marguerite Lutke Violet Jensen Al Jones George Kellogg Walter Krebs Edith Leighton Sandy Mackie Ray Jensen Betsy Jones Jane Kendle Ann Kuhns Jeanne Lewis Patty McLeod Jean Jewell Dorothy Jones Bob Kildall William Lahr Laura Lightenberg, George Madden Marguerite Johansen Eleanor Jones Julie Kinzel Lois Lambkin Jane Longan Jim Madden Frances Magill Betty McKenzie Una Merriam Betty Moe Coramarie Neer Maxine Norton il 48 Darthilda Martin Mariorie McKenzie Les Merritt Bob Moehring Bob Nelson Carol Nylin .lo Anne McCaskey Muriel McLean Bob Milkey Lois Moore Lucille Nelson Jerry Ogle Shirley McDonald Eleanor McMorris Bob Miller Ruth Moore Marjorie Nichols Rodney Ohlsen J Elta McElrath Dick McNamee Hazel Millikin Lorraine Morgan Carol Nies Joyce Oliver Ralph McGee Marie McPhail Martha Million Vivian Morgan Edson Nigh AI Olsen Pat McHugh Virginia McQuaid Marcella Minnig Bob Morrice Bernard Nist Frank Olsen LJNICDRS l Dorothy McKeel Anne Mead Mary Louise Mitchell Betty Murray Doris Noonan Ruth Olsen Bette Mae Olson Ed Pearson David Presley Mariorie Rattray Eugene Ricksecker Helen Rozxana JLINICD Helen Paine Henry Pederson Frank Pritchard Marcelle Reid Meroe Rietz Helen Marie Ryan Bill Olga Pande Panteleeff Eleanor Elaine Phillips Pickerell Frank Jack Proffit Pyle Ava Jane Jane Reynolds Rhoton George Dorothy Rifkin Rippe Evelyn Dorothy Samuelsen Sawyer RS Lorraine Park Dick Pollard Dan Quinn Virginia Rich Bill Robertson Patricia Schage Avis Parks Aileen Porter Agnes Ragusin Geraldine Richardson Jean Robinson Beverly Schneider Margaret Parks George Powers Bill Rasmussen Alice Richey Claire Rose Henry Schomberg Daginar Pearson Hubert Prather Ed Rasmussen Norma Richstad Margaret Ross Virginia Schreyer Louise Shrieber Jeanne Setterlind Chan Smythe Catherine Stolle John Suttora Warren Thompson lit- 50 Dorothy Shroeder Madeline Sheedy Marcelle Srnythe Frank Storey Winifred Sweany Alice Thoren Bill Schwanke Lorraine Sherlock Jane Sorenson Marjorie Strong Bernard Swenson Virginia Townsend Stanford Schwartz Bob Shockley Ruth Speer Schuyler Stusser Frank Taylor Mary Truxton J Maxine Scott Floyd Skaw Don Spickard Reidar Sunstad Dick Tenney Ardath Turnipseed Nadine Scott Marie Simicich Dorothy Stam George Sunde Allan Thayer Dan Uhlberg Ray Segale Pessy Slater Bill Stapleton Maynard Sundt Don Thayer Hugo Utter LJNICDRS , Jim Senechall Bill Sloan Margaret Stalker Chester Sunsky Isabel Thayer Martha Van Fleet JUN! Marion Van Valtinbergh Griffith Way Bruce Willis Bob Vrooman Carolyn Weaver Charles Wilson Anita Emil Vucinovich Vucinovich Rosemary Ralph Weil Weller Mariorie Violabelle Wilson Witters GRS Bob Walker Henry Whaley Eileen Woodward Jean Zylstra Joan Walker Gladys White Pat Wyman Juanita Walker Mariorie White Margaret Wyse Keith Warren Bob Wick Martin Zorich 'VA IJ . A - V Q r '14 'eilsiei 1. X F 'll fl J - of 'B f W B ? fl X, l ek X ' U ' I E 1. N ' X A' ' r u V A 1 u - ,. H x f lm' ill 1 A is .X X fx 'KL fl x . x . KA lf l 1 B A V f X 'V u IJ P Y W ' x ' xf X , + i E xl 5 l 1 x , l X' V K W A ,X Cf If ki l X I X f f I, X J X Ffh ' . 0 Z' L! . x , x B 7 1 ' f V-,K Y , . J l X 'j , Q A . V ,V X if iw. Y ! N r .--4 xl V fl' X v 5 l ,L K A l X ' Q X Q Wm 'll L 'V Q, Qs 1 T ,Al 'i N r A PX N' ll- X , rv K , Y , X Q J SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Standing: Mr. Lewis Boyce Eastham Lewis Crutcher Seated: Avis Parks Kay Finn Margaret Christensen Standing: Mr. Lewis Lois Foreman Archie Gilbert Seated: Bob McCarter Boyce Eastham Maxine Holley 5 Uma HE CLASS OF i940 got under way last fall for its sophomore year by electing Kay Finn, president, Avis Parks, vice-president, Boyce Eastham, treasurer, Margaret Christensen, secretary, and Lewis Crutcher, Kuoy representative. The class has had representatives in all fields of school activities, many receiving athletic awards and several holding offices in the various clubs throughout the school. Outstanding among these were Bill Jorgenson and Eudora Britten who had leads in Your Uncle Dudley and the Kuay Kapers, respectively. Two theater parties were held for the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The first one, which was held in January, featured The Three Musketeers. At the second one, held in May, Hearts in Bondage was the picture which was shown. The class' choice of officers to represent them during the spring semester was Boyce Eastham, president, with Maxine Holley to assist him as vice- president. Bob McCarter took the minutes and Archie Gilbert was treasurer. Lois Foreman reported the class activities to the Kuay. The class of l94O feels that it owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. Herb Lewis who has so ably guided it as class adviser. -ARCHIE GILBERT l AAAS' First Row: E. Anderson, B. Ander- son, E. Anderson, M. J. Allen, E. Anderson, B. Bergstrom, B. J. Becker, C. Allison, B. Bennett. Second Row: M. Apostol, P. Beard J. Benner, B. Atteberry, P. Adams B. Anderson, H. L. Algen, B. L Bauer, J. Allen. Third Row: E. Bales, B. Berry, L. Bergman, B. Baird, M. Bendtsen, J. Beadin, B Baird, B. Adams, B. Ball. 1 1 First Row: M. Chesley, W. M. Brewer, D. Carpenter, H. Brown D. Brittain, T. Beyer, K. Binet, B Caplan, A. Brauer, G. Boscacci. Second Row: M. Christensen, J. Brown, J. Bovard, J. Brydges, F. Bischoff, K. Bronson, R. Burns, E. Cathey, E. Britten, G. Clarke. Third Row: S. Brace, B. Cleary, T. Brady, S. Bushnell, D. Clark, L. Born, D. Chantler, B. Chisholm, D. Butler, C. Carlson, N. Burn. 1 First Row: P. Cox, J. Dillon, M. Doyle, G. Durham, G. Coffey, L. Daley, S. Dolph, D. Corby. Second Row: D. Cook, H. DeChesne, M. Cofield, V. Coons, C. Dill, P. Crane, V. Davis, D. Davis, V. DeChesne. Third Row: B. Doyle, B. Conner, B. Couillard, R. Dixon, S. Conover, T. Davis, W. Duncan, P. Dunham. Th ' Q,'3 ,,x.. sf Qvxcll , I ,f',,Ld,k3 VVGJCUIISI l S, First Row: N. Buchanan, D. Elder, E. Wooding, L. Elliott, K. Finn, A. Emerson, C. Ellerbe, E. Foster, J. Foote, J. Fleenor. Second Row: M. Fitzpatrick, A. Ekre, l-l. Forrest B. Eastham, G. Fair, W. Foulkes, E. Emerson, L. Funke, D. Elkins. Third Row: H. Engel, L. Fry, C. Farrell, A. Fallum, B. Garthley, J. Connelly, G. Forbes, L. Foreman. 1 First Row: G. Buslow, E. Hamilton, M. Gill, V. Harris, P. Graham, C. Harp, M. Harris, P. Hall. Second Row: M. Gleason, B. Gilardi, A. Glassman, N. Guy, B. Gledhill, M. Hamlin, H. Graham. Third Row: B. Gilbert, C, Fredericks, T. Hagadorn, E. Goodall, L. Gowey, C. Leighton, J. Gilmour, E. Harris. Fourth Row: R. Fox, W. McDonald, R. Haring, L. Hamshaw, L. Henderson, V. Holly, N. DuCet're. Fifth Row: B. Gribble, A. Grove, D. Goodnick, R. Ulberg, B. Williams. Y, f First Row: J. Harvey, M. J. Hart- Zell, J. Hogel, J. Huggins, E. Hin- kle, E. Hull, C. Harwood, A. How- ele, M. Holley. Second Row: l. Ayako, P. Hobson, F. Herkirg, L. Hiyama, l. Hanson, B. Hemming- sen, M. Hill, J. Howard, M. lver- son. Third Row: N. Havsol, R. Hedgcock, L. Hobrock, P. Hodgin F. Heavens, J. Hersh, R. Hansen. Fourth Row: E. Hendrickson, E. Heindel, F. Horsley, W. Hitchcock, B. Hass, J. Houston, R. Hughes, W. Helsel. 1 First Row: K. lsaa, P. Hyde, M. Jones, A. Janies, V. Johnson, D. Jensen, E. Jones, A. Jones, J Humble. Second Row: H. Jensen W. Kennedy, R. Jacobson, V. Jolk T. Hill, P. Johnson, P. Kelly, D Jones, D. Jacobs. 1 1 First Row: N. Kolder, V. Kirkham H. Lorbeski, M. Lister, B. Larsen H. Kelley, J. Larson, G. Lillie, M. Larson. Second Row: E. Knechtel A. Krininger, H. Lightle, V. Loving L. Lammers, E. Kellogg, M. Lorry M. Land, S. Lidren. Third Row: G Lynn, R. Luithle, B. Lyell, B. Lynn R. Landaas, R. Lane, L. LaPorte J. Littler. Fourth Row: J. Harrison G. Kuhn, C. Leigihton, J. Lily, D Kellett, V. Laurent. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 First Row: J. Nies, D. Mapes, B. Maples, B. McCumber, M. J. Mac- Locklan, B. Martin, E. McGowan, D. McMorris, A. Mitchell. Second Row: H. Maybee, M. Mollison, O. McCroy, J. Maynard, S. Mattox, G. Matson, V. Masters, H. MacMar- tin, E. McGinley, M. J. Moore. Third Row: W. McCoy, J. Mc- Mahon, D. Mayhew, B. McCarter, W. Mackey. Fourth Row: F. Mit- chell, D. Martin, B. McDonald, H. Plummer, B. McDonald, J. May, F. Mallony, A. Mackey. Fifth Row: D. L. Moody, P. McPherson, R. Meyers, H. Martin, G. McVicar. First Row: P. O'Reilly, K. O'Don- nell, L. Bateman, M. Mullins, L Munter, E. Morrison, M. Marshall B. L. Muir, M. Mukai, M. Nichols L. Noonan. Second Row: P. Noble, M. Nielsen, D. Moore, G. Nigh, D. Nicklin, B. O'Brien, R. Moehring M. Mueller, B. Palmer, M. J. Moore. Third Row: W. Oliver, G. Murphy M. Morley, B. Murray, C. Nielsen 1 1 T. Nault, L. Olsen, B. Moodiel Fourth Row: J. Morgan G. Mont- gomery, B. Newton, L. Nelson, E. Morgan, L. Nicolicli, J. Morris, B Oliva. 1 1 First Row: G. Vicklund, L. Parker, G. Planque, S. Proctor, J, Prather, J. Perry, P. Reed, K. Phelan, M, Porter, B. Schnider. Second Row: D. Peterson, E. Parker, M. Peter- sen, B. R. Preston, J. Parker, M. E. Parks, C. Parke, J. Parry, D. Paul, J. Peck. Third Row: B. Patten, R. Petrick, J. Phillips, B. Lipp, C. Por- ter, B. Parsons, R. Provencher, K. Prestrud. First Row: D. Retzman, J. Sanford, D. A. Reed, B. Rotermund, V. Schumm, L. Elliott, P. Romig, J. Rumsey. Second Row: J. Rowland, D. Schwab, V. Velguth, M. Roden- house, F. Rohl, V. Ryan, G. Rude, P. Schallo. Third Row: K. Rankin, J. Rupp, D. Shroeder, R. Ross, J. Saad, L. Regal, M. Rund, B. Shaef- ter. Fourth Row: W. Rickett, E. Schrader, W. Riggs, B. Quinn, M. Price, J. Roehm, First Row: G. Stengel, A. Shana- felt, V. Solid, M. Shelton, D. Shearer, E. Stewart, E. Spokely, V. Stametz. Second Row: J. Sloane, N. Shettle, B. Slaughter, E. Skarp- ness, P.Stedman, D.Squance. Third Row: K. Smith, B. Stern, B. Smith, J. Lees, B. Slattery, A. Stebbing, Fourth Row: E. Sundquist, P. Sin- ton, G. Seland, J. Steendahl, G. Smith. First Row: H. Thornton, K. Van Voltenberg, A. Thompson, V. Sheedy, V. Smith, U. Trueblood, J. Thompson, K. Theda. Second Row: J. Thorp, M. Tvete, M. Tupper, M. Wallstedt, M. Townes, P. Thorn- ton, B. Walker. Third Row: J. Tut- tle, M, Rodenhouse, P. Thornton, T, Teutel, J. L. Wall, E. Svenssen. Fourth Row: D. Torrance, V. Vel- guth, B. Van Draft, P. Thompson, B. Stimmel. First Row: B. Warner, V. White- head, E. Williamson, G. Yocom, E. Woods, B. Warren, B. Yinow, A. Nut, B. Watson. Second Row: N. Weber, L. M. Wilder, Bob Jones, L. Dow, V. Wold, W. Werneike, H. Zednick, N. Yager, P. Zuke. Third Row: G. Weller, John Doe, E. Zipp, W. Warrington, H. Wil- lits, M. Williams. Fourth Row: B. Zobrist, H. Willey, J. Waley, J. Wilson, B. Weber, B. Webber. FRESHMAN orriceizs Standing: Mr. Shelton Doris Cook Seated: Jim Koldoll Bob Hass Belle Muir Ji Standing: Mr. Shelton Joy Baumgorfen Bill Eordley Seated: Joanne Mersereou Vernice Monsey Bob Bergeron 4 flaw HEN WE, the class of '40, entered Queen Anne as freshmen, our ambi- tions were high. We were strongly determined to be an outstanding class and we think we have made a good start, ln the fall election, Bob Hass was elected president and Jimmie Kaldall, vice-president, Belle Muir kept the secretary's books and Doris Cook gave our news to the Kuay weekly. The spring election results showed Vernice Monsey as president and Bob Bergeron as vice-president. The secretarial books were turned over to Joanne Mersereau. The finances were taken care of by Bill Eardley. Jay Baumgarten was Kuay representative. A good many freshmen were stage struck. Dorothy Short with her fine singing and acting ability, made a big hit as the leading lady in the Kapers' College Scene. Dorothy Reynard played a leading role in the play Your Uncle Dudley, Jimmie Kaldall portrayed three characters in the Kapers. The frosh athletic season was unusually good. Three of the many out- standing boys were Bill Code, Bruce Jaton and Bert Joachims. We hope these boys will help to- make up Queen Anne championship teams in the very near future. Q-VERNICE MONSEY W M M li? M l , lt, 15,1 First Row: L. Bateman, A. Ash- more, B. Bancke, B, Bennett, E. Ball, J. Bates, J. Agor. Second Row: R. Allesan, A. Beaudine, D. Barker, A. Bates, M. J. Anderson, R. Beernink, B. Anderson, F. Ben- sen. Third Row: P. Barnes, E. Beck, B. Benthin, W. Agnetti, R. Baum- garten, L. Anderson, B. Armstrong, T. Anderson, D. Baerman, B. Al- bert. First Row: P. Berry, M. Bliss, L. Brockmann, N. Brancer, V. Beges, P. Burlse, B. Bowles, B. Birheland, C. Buckton. Second Row: L. Braile, H. Anderson, C. Blackstock, B. A. Bauer, A. Bowman, H. Berge, H, Bergh. Third Row: D. Budnick, B. Bergeron. First Row: V. Cherver, S. L. Builey, B. Canty, C. Callow, J. Canter- bury, B. Cassel, A. Carleton, D. Carrington, M. Cauthorn. Second Row: R, Berglund, J. Childers, K. Cagle, N. Carlson, H. Cahill, M. Chamberlin, D. Canan. Third Row: H. Cole, C. Carlson, E. Burdett. First Row: V. Crosby, J. Conway, M. Calhour, M. Clare, E. Cook, J. Clark, C. Cuuringham. Second Row: B. Coe, D. Clarke, F. Coch- ran, B. Collins, J. Copestick, C. Clark. First Row: M. Davis, M. Doulass, M. A. Clarke, R. Coffey, E. Clyde, E. Cole, B. Deal, M. Cox, R. Dixie. Second Row: P. Craigen, B. Ed- wards, B. Doelds, M. J. Dundas, A. Dehn, B. Coen, R. Dow, J. Collings. Third Row: I. De La Mar, N. Curtis, H. Cruckshank, K. Drake, B. Eard- Iey. Fourth Row: D. Davis, L. Erick- son, M, Cunningham, E. Dens, G. Clawson, T. Daniels, P. Drew. Wg JJ it xl 5 .jj . A .1 XJ J . xg Q., S , I x J P MJ if J 3 . First Row: R. Fridell, H. Farrell, B Erid, M. Freberg, D. French, A Fulkerson, M. Evans, B. Fleehart Second Row: E. Fulrrnann, R. Fow- ler, B. Cushing, L. Fecker, H. Fro- berg, R. Fox, B. Fayer. Third Row: J. Fleming, G. Dawson, F. Flekart, D. Freese, E. Fields, S. Frotch, A. Eustice. First Row: R. Garbolina, A. Good- son, J. Cowley, D. Garner, H. Fur- sett, J. Green, B. Brigham, J. Greg- ory, M. Cooper, E. M. Gilman. Sec- ond Row: P. Grifting, J. Garland, R. Garvin, J. Everett, E. Estep, V. Green, L. Brink, J. Fellows, M. Frederick. Third Row: B. Fleet- wood, F. Glantz, P. Gilbert, D. Evans, F. Grauberger, C. Grandy, M. Gower, N. Greb, B. Gray. Fourth Row: J. Gallagher, V. Gamlem, G. Flint, B. Greaves, D. Gaye, T. Gove, E. Gowey. First Row: J. Hanson, D. Hatch, D. Guerin, l. Haasze, N. Hendren, J. Hart, M. Hertzman, S. Hawton, B. Green, B. Hansen. Second Row: D. Hart, D. Hanson, R. Hendricks, M. Henderson, P. Hawkins, H. Hansen, R. Handley, J. Gooman, B. Hensel. Third Row: G. Fitzpat- rick, E. Hatton, H. Guth, S. Har- daue, R. Hendrickson, E. Harker, L. Hansen, F. Glidden. Fourth Row: B. Gruenig, A. Archer, B. J. Loth- rop, A. Guy, L. Henderson, D. Has- sel. First Row: V. Hudi, C. Holland, A. Hetherington, A. Johnson, L. Hum- ble, S. Hunnewell, L. Hutchinson, B. Hevly, B. Johnson. Second Row: M. Kuhy, B. Hunt, L. Jones, B. Howatson, B. Hurlbert, S. Huma- son, N. Johns, C. Hodgkins. Third Row: C. Johnson, D. Hunteman, V. Houts, D. Jennings, B. Jaton, A. Johnson, R. ltter, P. Jenner, R. lverson, C. Johnson, W. Hudi. First Row: B. M. Knutson, K. John- son, M. Jones, K. Johnson, J. Jor- genson, A. Jones, F. Johnson, M A. Katica, J. Kaldal. Second Row: B. Klinker, J. Ketcharn, l. Jones, M. Johnson, L. Noonan, L. Noonan, H. Johnson, L. Jones, W. Knight. Third Row: W. Joy, G. Johnson, B. Jensen, F. Kerr, A. Klouzal, E Knowles, C. Kendall, M. Johnson 4- First Row: D. Land, Cu. Lodley, M. Lamping, J. Lamping, l. Larcher, F. LeGary, l. Lee, H. Kyle, C. Kuhns. Second Row: J. Leighton, P. Krause, J. Kuse, H. Lawson, R. Lane, H. Libbey, J. Leighton, M. Larsen, V. Lohuis. Third Row: H. Lightle, C. Langsted, H. Lawing, J. LaRue, Q. Kaeni R Lewis D. Q, - 1 Kruse, C. Lamb, V. Koelzer. First Row: J. MacDougall, H. Lloyd R. M. Luther, E, Marvin, B. Lafl gren, M. Matthias, F. McPhail, J McGre or H. McNichall A. Mc Q I , - Keel, L. Melba. Second Row: J. McMahon, C. Mack, D. Long, J Marty, R. Maher, M. McDonald, A McNebb, J. Mann, L. Mathis, M McClung. Third Row: C. McDon- ald, W. Madden, P. Lynch, D. Luce C. Marvich, B. Martin, M. Mat: thewsan, R. McLaughlin, C. Lorett J. Lenton. Fourth Row: C. Mahood H. Lundm, B. Mcfxipane, B. Mori sumoto, E. McDermott, P. Mason E. McClintock, M. Markham. First Row: R. Miner, C. Mellen, L Merrifield, C. McQueen, H. Miller J. Mersefeou, D. Milliken, J. Mail Ier. Second Row: W. Mezich, R Miller, C. McCarthy, L. Miller, R McNeil, D. Mackie, F. Miller. First Row: E. Neville, M. Mullins V. Monsey, J. Johnson, B. Mabine B. J. Michals, R. Morgan, J. Noyes Second Row: B. Lee, B. Manger A. Minor, B. Myers, H. Neuharth A. Otto, F. Olsen. First Row: A. O'Shea, F. Pritchard D. Phou, O. Parsana, B. Penaluna A. Palmer, J. Peyton, A. Parks Second Row: J. Sherman, P. Parker H Olrde H Narthu R Olsen, . , . p, . L. Ohlsen, S. Paine, H. Payne Third Row: H. Perterson, T. Parry, D. Pollard, R. Olsen, H. Patton G. Peterson. 1 1 1 1 First Row: J. Rickers, B. Riedel, E. Ring, M. Propst, J. Reid, P. Ridge, H. Brower, D. Reynard, C. Rick- stad, G. Rehkopt. Second Row: R. Rasmussen, R. Pickrell, J. Riley, A. Phoe, J. Mallinson, C. Richardson, J. Presley, H. Oxford. Third Row: B. Regalia, L. Pittson, V. Pottery, C. Rask, L. Reid, C. Restall, H. Randolph, E. Reese, S. Kellner. First Row: M. Russo, A. Shain, D. Rogers, W. Griltillan, M. Senechal, D. Segale, F. Rodgers, T. Sekiguihi. Second Row: H. Scollard, B. Schweltze, E. Schaffer, K. Phelan, B. Rose, F. Scott, B. Ryan. Third Row: W. Rybolt, D. Rogers, M. Schleicher, R. Sager. First Row: D. Storkel, B. Sherrn, E. Stata, M. Spencer, M. H. Schmahl, E. Sehille, D. Short, L. Smith, J. Shelby, R. Stone. Second Row: J. Sherard, B. Stoll, R. Starley, D. Staley, M. Steele, P. Robinson, G. Small, C. J. Spear, G. Sparling, J. Steele, W. Sibley. Third Row: B. Steeple, E. Stone, L. Speir, S. Sloan, D. Shepherd, L. Storm, W. Ruether, J. Sternes, W. Rybolt, L. Slocum, B. Slater. First Row: H. Tate, D. Vickroy, N. Sullivan, J. Straith, E. Toby, G. Thorp, J. Taylor, M. Vickers, J. Velguth. Second Row: C. Suder, J. Strelo, E. Sutton, J. Vincent, B. Rattray, J. Van lnwegen, l. Voss, M. Otterbug, J. L. Welch. Third Row: J. Ure, J. Taylor, R. Wahl- man, A. Vikan, A. Tuson, J. Thor- en, B. Shettle, F. Talbot, C. Sunde, M. Steeparick. First Row: B. Woo, D. Whitney, D. Young, B. Wickhain, B. Wilson, E. Tagas, L. Butler, E. Snyder, M. Wiggin, M. J. Westerland. Second Row: M. Tononi, A. Ward, J. Welk, L. Thompson, R. A. Sundauist, S. J. William, P. Willgreas, J. Wilson, C. Witherbee. Third Row: C. Wil- liams, D, Thompson, B. Wyckoff, P. Whitcomb, E. Warren, J. Thom- ason, J. Zachary, W. White. Q 74 NEW guidance program which was approved by the School Board was instituted throughout the nine high schools and went into effect in September. Faculty members have been chosen as advisers of the four classes. Senior class adviser is Miss Nada Overland. Anyone who has a problem should feel free to call upon us, Miss Overland said, the purpose of the guidance pro- gram is to help you. Your making your problems known aids us in our purpose. Junior class guidance adviser, Lee Garrison, stated, ln any program of guidance it is necessary to contact students, and this will be primary aim. I hope that members of the Junior class will bring their difficulties to me. lt maybe pos- sible that I can solve some of their problems. I hope so. Charles Foster, Sophomore adviser, had this to say about his program: The object of counseling is to enlarge the services of the high school and to help the student to appreciate more com- pletely the opportunities ahead of him. Felix Moore, who was chosen Freshman guidance adviser, says: The aim of this program is to give students information and advice concerning vocational and leisure time activities outside of school. The interviews are available to those who need or seek assistance. Many of the students seek inter- views voluntarily, others are asked to come because of spe- cial difficulties. The students offer their sincere appreciation to these capable guidance advisers who have helped them with their problems and vocations. -VERA BEAN. 42 ,v .L .K ., I Z ff 7 f 4 'R ff V V ,M ff X gif P 12 We 253' iw 5 f f ,ff ,f 1 , 59 0 'N 1 , My rf? if , U 2 . -.gag AA Nada Overland H. L. Gorriso Charles Foster Fel-ix Moore 6l 1' Qr sf i fj ffl wffm , QV-,Y :Lyn Nirrj U f fl W wiki-JV Lu JMX rf! CJ!! Q M M . JN Vijj M MJ NSW! if ff 'NQ ,CXQVJJ ,J fx ' J X if V gf L f Spfyg fi Q Jig V w QW f W if 2 ' I K x K 'J go Tj ,Q b J 2? Sym K3 XX 413 - f J fifA X? W Q . I X . ffl 'qkyjv KQL Qi jjj X f j V! A ,vflgfl I j X X J TX ,,'SxzV syn MX V QAM f X fy 'Jfx EV! V1 NX ju R NX XPS., JEJN X , fl! x If s W ,X YW Nw W. fy BN! NX X XL Q yy E It's on All-Stor Eleven NN And thc1'r's no gclg, 'fs So Coach Dovis just mutters It's in the Bog! 3 Q g 5 3 N - J-iz A1 I, 5 . X 5 A NYY. al Q N g A w ,N gn SRQX A 1 T. QA? nrnumus 2 W lei ' H- I rv B W' lil Sffyktiiifs 16f70c3'r 1, lil ,QA ,,,Wn if Ji MY: ,fyfifaff X GEO. MOLINE TED HURLEY LOREN SCHOEL .A JOE MCNAMEE BILL HAWKE RAY CARLSON QAM!! 7eamQ OACH HERB DAVIS' fighting football machine completed the most successful season enjoyed by a Queen Anne team - since l93O by winning four, losing one, and tying one to finish a 64 close second to Garfield. g X-fi F ... X ,Q Q X EW 'N w- ws 1 f .jews fi. 7, I ,-, .V in , X V' I -wwf-ff 1.4, , ,,', f 'N A ff 1 if mf! V, H' ' y , ,fy fffffv-,M H2135 ht if , X pf A ,pry ,Tiff ,,, , I, ,,,, , V f ffirf 3,7 if ,, fr f, my ' f , H, ,,, , f!,f,4, ,,f M, M., . , 'ffff , ,f ww! Qfff Li ff,ffzffiiff f!f'vfWf'Q, 44 ., !!f,,,,f f W, Q , lf, M ,, ,UH X, k 4 V5 f, Z2Qf,Qaf'ffc,'4?vf'f?y'f ff ' W ff, 'iff W gf WZWM fffffmf 'Mfff W , ff f Z! ' H, MW? .,9,wq7,4f,f5fgfw4 W 'hyyfx 523, f f f 'VW f'Of4fW' ' f f' Q rf f V' 4 -f ffnfrfffff- 15:9 JZ: 4777 W 5, X Z2 fff,?VW 'f7ff'7W5W559 'Yf'M 0 Ty 0 5: if i i ,fps- fgm Q f16ifiUC'I2 213 iffmfe LW 16M0Qi, mi, P10 We , . , ,ff LI I K7 CHUCK SMITH GINK MORRISON DICK NEUHARTH WELDON ANDREWS WILL PARRY JOHN ROGERS 66 FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL - Conl-'d The Grizzlies had too much for the undefeated Lynx and came out on top, 9-O. Vanni booted a twenty-three-yard field goal in the first half. In the third quarter Carlson made a diving catch of Vanni's throw in the end zone to complete the scoring. Roosevelt took a hard-earned, 3-O victory from the Kuays. Elmer Berg, Teddy fullback, was the lad who put an end ta the Grizzlies' winning ways. The usual offensive spark was missing from the Kuay in this encounter. Mygk -Andante EDO VANNI BOB HANSEN EMIL VUCINOVICH NORM NICKLEN BERT WILLIAMS FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL-Cont'd Ballard's lowly Beavers pulled the season's biggest upset when they tied the Kuays and knocked them out of a tie for first place. Carlson snared Vanni's pass to put the Bears in front where they stayed until the last two minutes when the Beavers knotted the count at 6-6. Captain Don Means was awarded the inspirational award as well as being chosen all-city guard. Edo Vanni won the all-city quarterback berth and Ray Carlson an end position. TED O'CONNOR 67 COACH DAVIS ROY RICHSTAD DICK MUNGER DON MEANS 40227 B ITH the return of tive seasoned veterans Coach Herb Davis' hustling hoopsters showed an occasional spark to finish up a tough schedule in sixth place with tive wins and seven losses. Roy Richstad, clever ball-handling ace ot the Grizzly squad, led the team in scoring with an even lOO points, being placed on the all-city second team. Dick Munger ran second with 78 points. Opening the season with Ballard, the Grizzly quintet made a real game of it in the first halt. ln the second halt, however, Ballard started clicking and ended up with a 38-19 victory. . Traveling to the Cleveland gym, the Grizzlies won a nip-and-tuck battle, 24-22. The next home game against Roosevelt proved to be the best ot the season with the Roughriders getting an overtime verdict, 30-28. Franklin next visited the local cheese-box only to lose a hair-raising battle to the tune of 43-42. The Bears' uncanny foul-throwing and Munger's l5 points proved the margin ot victory. l TED HURLEY EARL LAURENT FRANK PROFFITT JOE BRODERICK ln the West Seattle gym the Kuays lost another last minute game, 25-24, when a wild shot from mid-floor by an Indian player went in, With Richstad and Broderick scoring l4 and l2 points respectively, Queen Anne trounced Lincoln 39-24, after a good first half fight by the Lynx. Ballard's Beavers again showed their championship form and swamped the Grizzlies, 50-30. Back in their own gym the Kuays again beat Cleveland by a 35-24 score. Roosevelt's smooth passing combination smothered the Grizzlies, 47-25, in the next fracas. Hurley led the Kuays with l2 points. A last-period scoring spree, led by Broderick, enabled Queen Anne to take Franklin, 39-35, West Seattle came to the local gym and defeated the Grizzlies 39-35, although Richstad tallied l5 points and Munger IO. With l-lurley out at center, the weakened Kuays lost to the lowly Lynx 43-29 in the last game of the year. Those receiving first team letters were: Roy Richstad, Captain Don Means, Ted l-lurley, Captain Dick Munger, Joe Broderick, Earl Laurent and Frank Proffitt. 41? First Row: Harold Johnson, Art Walker, Lawrence Nicolich, Bruce Hutson, Gilbert Lahti, Leo Koemling, Earl Laurent, Bill Stapleton, John Whaley, Donald Boyce. Second Row: Kendrick Fitzgerald, Paul Rockas, Myron Duncan, Bob Van Druff, Bill Rogers, Jack Wilson, Dave Jacobs, Chas. Spencer. SQQMCZ7 6? UEEN ANNE'S second team football players, or better known as the scrubs, finished fourth in the final standings, with two victories, one loss, a 7-3 upset by Roosevelt, and two ties. The scrubs play just as hard as the first team, They have the same rules to go by, the blocking and tackling is just as hard and yardage is never any easier to cover. The only thing that is lacking is general interest and glory. Reserve strength is an important factor to high school grid teams, and the Kuay second team was one reason why Herb Davis' regulars finished so well up in the standings. Second team awards went to: Russ Alexander, Ken Fitzgerald, Hal Johnson, Dave Jacobs, Gilbert Lahti, Lawrence Nicolich, Paul Rockas, Myron Duncan, Bill Rogers, Bruce Hutson, Bill Stapleton, Bob Van Druff, John Whaley, Jack Wilson, and Ray Pierson. FRESHMAN FOOTBALL OREN SCHOEL'S first freshman football squad at Queen Anne won one and lost two for the season. The frosh line, although comparatively small, displayed plenty of aggressiveness against its heavier opponents. Bert Joa- chims, Frank Robinson and Bill Code did most of the ball-packing. Numerals went to: Ray Sundquist, Reuben Johnson, Jim Thoren, Ray Masters, ends' Bill Jensen, Walt Rickett, Howard Randolph, tackles, Dick Elkins, Joe Ure, Walt Madden, Merle Hagstrom, guards, and Harry Northup and Bob Dodds, centers. Backfield: Bert Joachims, Frank Robinson, Harvey Smith, Ben Mat- I sumoto, Bill Code and Bob Swanson. Bill Agnetti, manager, was also given a numeral. First Row: Alan Stokke, Fred Talbot, Frank Robinson, Merle Hagstrom, Howard Randolph, Dick Elkins. Second Row: Bud Agnetti, Bob Dodds, Bill Code, Ben Matsumoto, Harvey Smith, Jim Hopper, Bob Swanson, Bert Joachims, Bill Jensen, Dick Mayhew. Standing: Ray Sund- quist,Tom Brady, Reuben John- son,Walter Rickett, Jim Thoren, Walt Madden, Joe Ure, Harry Northup, Tom Parry, Ray Mas- ters, Coach Loren Schoel. Q 1 - A r f -- r- -M-V,-,am....i . 2 2 I CT. M 'D First Row: Jerry Connelly, Dick Tenney, Evart Lamping, Ken -W Fitzgerald. Second Row: Don Lawson, Frank Morris, Paul Rockas, Jim Donald. Third Row: Don Adams, Mike Budnick, Bob Van Druff, Ken McEIhaney, Bob Johnson. SQwmZ7eCmB HE KUAY scrub squad completed a better than average season by finish- ing in a tie with Garfield for third place by winning six, losing five, and tying one. Of the five lost, several were by one- and two-point margins. Dick Tenney, a sophomore, and Don Lawson, led the scrub scorers with forty-eight and thirty-two points respectively. Letter winners were: Don Adams, Dick Tenney, Bob Van Druff, Jerry Connelly, Paul Rockas, Ken Mclflhaney, Jim Donald, Bob Johnson, Evart Lamping, Don Lawson, Mike Budnick, Frank Morris, and Ken Fitzgerald. SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL UEEN ANNE'S sophomore casaba team, coached by Loren Schoel, had a fairly successful season, ending in a four-way deadlock for fourth place by winning four and dropping four. Jack May and Bob Schaeffer led the offense while John Whaley proved to be the best floor-man and checker. Those receiving numerals were: Jack May, Bob Schaeffer, Lloyd Born, John Whaley, John Hendricks, Morris Morby, Bob Stagg, Vernon Laurent, and Phil Schallow. The manager was Ken Prestrud. First Row: Morris Morby, John Hendricks, Jack May, Lloyd Born, Bob Schaeffer, John Whaley, Bob Stagg. Second Row: Coach Schoel, Hollis Mar- tin, Dick Mayhew, Vernon Laurent, Phil Schalb, Ken Pres- trud. l i l K ll- Firsl' Row: D. Millikan, B. Jaton, B. Code, H. Northrup, B. Shettle. Second Row: F. ,V I . L,1, v , y V y S , y .15 iff? oisen, B. sim-r, B, Mmm, F. Horsiey, B. iw, , , ' Hass, B. Joachims, W. Agnetti. Third Row: Mr. Schoel, C. Kendall, F. Mitchell, A. Tuson, B. Wyckoff, B. Collins, B. by , , I A Thomson. W . ,, 4 L2 NDER the able tutoring of Coach Loren Schoel, the Kuay Frosh basketball team battled its way into a second place tie with Broadway while Garfield was out in front by two games. The Grizzlies completed the most successful season a Frosh team has seen in a number of years by winning six and dropping two. Bill Code led the point getters with a total of thirty-six points and also was the best floor-man on the squad. Don Millikin was a close second in the scoring with thirty-two points. The numeral winners were: Bill Code, Warwick Shettle, Don Millikin, Frank l-lorsley, Bruce Jaton, Bert Joachims, Denny Thompson, Harry North- rup, Bob l-lass, Bud Collins, Andy Tuson, Bill Slater, Clifford Kendall, and Bill Martin, William Agnetti was manager. My Standing: CLIFF LOFLIN SID GOODWIN ED CANNELL Kneeling: HANK KETCHAM T First Row: Frank l-lorsley, Bill Zobrist, Marvin Ruud, Sherman Bushnell. Second Row: Glen Weller, Jack Phillips, Don Rogers, Lloyd Olsen, Dave Jacobs. Si Weak OPHOMORE TRACK results were better this year than for many years as the Grizzlies took fourth spot with l3 points. Lloyd Olsen won the pole vault, jumping nine feet nine inches, while Bill Zobrist took his heat of the quarter-mile in the time of 56.8. Glen Weller captured ,a second in this same event. Underclassmen unable to compete because they had previously won points were Andy Tuson and Don Rogers. -WILL PARRY. 4 Wwe HE GRIZZLY YEARLINGS showed promise of future track strength when they captured third place in the Freshman All-City with 25 points. Bert Joachims took his heat of the quarter-mile, Bud Collins won the low hurdles, and Frank Glantz ran a fine half-mile. Kendall placed in the discus. -WILL PARRY. Kneeling: AndyTuson, Frank Glantz. First Row: Tom Parry, Carl Sunde, Robert L. Glsen, Bud Collins, Bob Lee. Second Row: John Thompson, Dick Luce, Bert Joach- ims, Clifford Kendall, Don Rogers. i, mg fi xxx BUDNICK DICKSON SMITH HAINES LAURENT KOENIGS UwfZ7eafm gd ITH the return of Erwin Henkel to the cooching duties Queen Anne hos ployed its woy into o chompionship con- tending position. Cooch Henkel hos molded from eight returning lettermen ond some 80 odditionol ospironts, on overoge offensive but strong defensive teom. At the time of writing the teom is well up in the stondings with 3 wins ond l defeot, l tie gome hoving been ployed. Troveling out to the Broodwoy field Queen Anne come from behind to bottle the Tigers to o colorful 3-3 i2 inning deodlock which wos holted by dorkness. The gome wos o tight pitchers' duel with Sondstrom of l3roodwoy ond Budnick of Queen Anne hoving i8 ond i6 strikeouts respectively. l3ob Johnson helped the Kuoy couse with o long home run. At the first gome on the home field Bollord wos beciten 2-l in o close contest. l3ut hord luck wos with the Grizzlies os the gome wos ordered reployed on o protest of l3ollord over the um- 4 G S ts A fill i N--1 f ' ' , ' - , mm ' . f ' s' - , ik x'+' fl 91 S,-R ,Q , -s I5 A it 1 'E' :W ' sw W' ll' -'A' -, , ii li? -- I M N ww num 'N -W' if- ,Q 545j,,f' ,I ,X ' j if my , 35 5 9 ., ' U Q 'ff I' ' 'W 2 2 J ,- 0 QQ? wg 4, N N X -3, Q2 5 Ap 1 4 0.2 Q m .. J E., wiv JOHNSON DONALD McNAMEE VANNI NELSON COX K pire's decision which resulted in a score for Queen Anne. Queen Anne finally broke into the standings when they gave the visiting Garfield team a 3-2 setback. Budnick granted but 3 hits and struck out l l, while Jim Blashfield came through with a rousing home circuit blow 'to drive in two runs. The team next took two convincing wins, the first over Roose- velt 5-O, followed by a victory over Lincoln 4-O. The tight fielding Franklin team gave Queen Anne its first defeat, outscoring the Grizzlies 7-5. Franklin scored their runs in the early innings and by fine fielding kept down a late Grizzly uprising. Vanni and Hertel hit home runs to keep the score close. Mike Budnick has proven himself to be one of the league's outstanding pitchers, while at the receiving end Joe McNamee lives up to his past All City rating. Bob Johnson, a Junior, has held down the initial sack in fine fashion, Jim Blashfield, a Lincoln transfer, at second and Joe Koenigs, letterman transfer from O'Dea at shortstop are valuable additions to the Grizzly nine, while Earl Brady again held down 3rd base with his excellent fielding. 75 T Q :W Q' war f x Qi 4 if' , LAURENT BLASHFIELD HERTLE HUTSON BRADY COACH HENKEL FIRST TEAM BASEBALL- Cont-'d Rooming in the outfield ore Bill Cox, ci steody fielderg Edo Vonni, two time All City choice, ond Jimmy Dixon, tronster from O'Deo who mokes mony stortling cotches. Jim Donold is olso receiving his shore of the outtielding duties. Proise is due to Cooch Henkel who hos ogoin proven his obility os ci top cooch of the leogue. The none too ecisy monogeriol jobs were held by Vern Lourent, heod monogerg Dominic Budnick, Bob Berry, Bob Burns, ond Bill Lohr. -RAY CARLSON. elif 76 Y PROFFITT COLLINS POWERS LYDON ANDREWS 729 Weak 7mm AKING o fciirly successful seoson under the guiding hond of Cooch Herb Dovis, the Grizzly trockmen lost to the strong Fronklin teom, took the middle spot between Lincoln ond West Seottle in o triongulcir, cind lost o tough meet to Bollord. The opening meet showed Queen Anne's potentiol strength in the field events, Willord Rogers toking the shot put ond Fronk Proffitt toking both high jump ond pole voult. Lorry Lydon took the Grizzlies' only trock event when he wolked in with the holf- mile. The finol wos 70-43. Lincoln took the triongulcir which followed, hoving 74 points to Queen Anne's 25 ond West Seottle's l-4. Highlights included l on ,,.pn-v- LT-.OT JACOBS D. ROGERS PHILLIPS BOGUE W ROGERS THE TRACK TEAM - Cont-'d Frank Proffitt's victory in the pole vault and Will Parry's low hurdle race. ln the closest meet of the season, the Bears were defeated by two points, 575-555, in the annual battle with Ballard. Parry cut the auditorium record in the low hurdles to 23.9 seconds, while Lydon captured the half-mile in excellent time. George Collins, speedy sprint man, took second in both dash events, while the relay team of Bogue, Peterson, Collins and Parry won their first- baton-passing event. The final meet, a triangular affair with Roosevelt and Cleve- land, was taken by the Teddies 59 to -40 for the Grizzlies and l4 for Cleveland. This was a splendid showing, as the Roughriders had defeated Garfield in a previous meet. Plenty of strength in the distances was evident as Lydon won the mile and George Powers made good time in the 880, also getting first. Will Parry won high and low hurdles. A second team meet was run off in conjunction with the let- terwinners' contest. Ray Gilkerson, Bud Collins and Bert Joachims showed up well in their events. PETERSON CHAPPELL PARRY TUSON MOE THE TRACK TEAM -Conl-'d As the annual goes to press, the All-City meet remains before the close of the season. Lettermen include: Bogue, Collins and Peterson in the sprintsg Peterson and Parry in the nurdlesg Jacobs, Lydon and Powers in the distancesg Rogers and Phillips in the shot and discusg Proffitt and Tuson in the high jurnpg Proffitt and Don Rogers in the pole vaultg and Chappell in the broad jurnp. A great deal of credit has been earned by Head Manager Weldon Andrews and his capable assistants. -WILL PARRY and LARRY LYDON. 482 X l ff!! ris, B. Schwanke, C. J We Gulf Synod HIS year's golf season proved quite unsuccessful for the Kuay Linksmen due to the lack of experienced players. The Grizzlies showed a little threat in the beginning by winning their first match against West Seattle. The threat soon grew weaker when they dropped the next match to Lincoln. The prospects for next season's team is very enlightening as only two members, Jim Wilson and Manager Bill Moorhouse, are graduating. We are indebted to Lincoln l-li for sending over two very promising players: Captain Bob Morrice and Charles Chuck Johnson. This year's team was composed of Jim Wilson, Frank Morris, Captain, Bob Morrice, Warren Peck, Chuck Johnson, Ken McElhaney, Walty Bartron, Bill Schwanke, Hal Dundas, Glen Cunningham, and Bob Clarke, with Bill Moorhouse as manager. Despite the series of losses, the fellows of the i937 golf squad did their very best--and what more could they have done? - BILL MOORHOUSE. l J! J M jlljfff J rf f First Row: Cunningham, F Mo J. Wilson, Mr. Leake. Seco Row: B. Morrice, K. McElha y l-l. Dundas, W, Peck, B. Cl ke F t Row: Jack May, Ray Rich- a s Jack Smith, Don Millikan, B ssler. Second Row: Bud Shettle Hugo Utter, Jack Jor- geso S d Goodwin,Bob Schaef- mw su., N i ,VE A Q .V I ITH the return of only one letterman, Sid Goodwin, and one other squad member, Jack Jorgeson, the Queen Anne tennis team showed very little promise. The boys that played singles for the team were Hugo Utter, Sid Goodwin, Bob Schaeffer, Ray Carlson, Jack Jorgeson, and Jack Smith. The doubles teams were composed of Utter and Good- win, first doubles, Jorgeson and Schaeffer, second doubles, and Jack May and Don Millikin, third doubles. The other boys com- posing the squad were Warwick Shettle and Bob Wycoff, with Ray Richards as the Head Manager. ln the first game of the season, West Seattle defeated Queen Anne, 6-3. Goodwin, playing inspired tennis, was the only one to win his singles. The first and third doubles teams won their matches. Facing Garfield, last year's champs, Queen Anne showed badly, losing 8-l. lt was Jorgeson and Schaeffer, paired in dou- bles, who saved the team from a whitewashing. To Mr. Bressler goes much credit. He gave his time tirelessly for the boys' benefit and they have appreciated his help and guidance. -JACK JORGESON. , 444 L l 81 -i GIRLS' Q CLUB First Row: E. Cooper, B. Player, V. Harris, W. Dankel, Miss Thomas, P. Mitchell, B. Rotermund, M. Leishman, H. Payne. Second Row: M. Dodds, T. Kelly, B. Bach, V. Masters, V. Fry, B, Bauer, D. Carpenter, W. Wernecke, B. Moe, D. Schwab, A. Vucinovich, D. Jensen, M. Green, M. Dean, H. Alger, B. Herbert. Third Row: M. Marshall, L. Morgan, G. Rude, V. Heaton, K. Finn, B. Atteberry, M. Doyle, P. Hall, H. Kelly, M. Tupper. .atm HOCKEY In Front: M. Green V. Heaton. First Row: M. Fraser C. Callow A. Bates L. Foreman, L. Funke, B. Rotermund, P. Reed, E. Combs, D. Carpenter. Sec- ond Row: E. Cooper, M. Cooper, M. Davis, H. Farrell, V. Palley, K. Finn, E. Morrison, N. Richstad. Third Row: M. Dodds, M. Leishman, B. Herbert, L. Morgan, G. Rude, B. Atteberry, M. Marshall, H. Kelly, E. Samuelson, E. McGowan. VOLLEYBALL In Front: R. Jackson, M. Leishman. First Row: M. Fraser, G. Rude, E. Sam- uelson, M. Green, V. Heaton. Second Row: E. Morrison, B. Atteberry, J. Zylstra, L. Morgan, N. Richstad. 1 - 82 OCKEY began an active athletic year Two teams tied for first place Trying a new plan vol leyball came next Beating the Sophomares, the Juniorswon thechampian ship Basketball turnouts were divided into two eagues. ln the c a games the Sophomores came out on top winning all their games. Having no class teams, eight baseball teams were in a close title race. Track, ping-pong, bad- minton, and hikes provid- ed other activity. Pat Mitchell was voted Inspirational Senior Ath- lete,while Virginia Heaton got the Basketball Trophy. A word of thanks to Miss Thomas for her fine work as Coach. -PAT MITCHELL. BASEBALL First Row: F. McPhail, E. Foster, E. Morrison P. Berry, M. Green, B. Rotermund, M. Leish- man, G. Rucker, M. J. Hartzell, B. Herbert V. Laurent, D. Carpenter Second Row: J Criddle, V. Masters, D. Porter, M. Arnold V, Harris, M. Doyle, P. Noble, C. Richsfad A. Bates, H. Farrell, G. Rude, B. Bowles, E Combs. Third Row: W. Wernecke, P. Mit- chell, L. Humble, S. Hunnewell, J. Leighton B, Ryan, J. Clarke, K. Finn, M. Smythe, M Fraser, W. Dankel, V. Heaton, N. Richstad B. Bauer. Fourth Row: H. Froberg, T. Kelly D. Segale, M. Grandy, M. Spencer, B. Ball P. Ridge, H. Lawson, H, Kelly, V. Polley, R Jackson, J. Sekiguchi, I. Davis, C. Neer, E Samuelson, E, McGowan, H. Alger, V. Fry l. Lee, Fifth Row: V. Davis, E M. Gilman M. Dodds, B. Bach, J. Zylstra, L. Morgan M, Marshall, D. Stam, M, Fredericks, B Atteberry, M. Tupper. BASKETBALL First Row:V. Fry, P. Mitchell, G. Ruck- er, M. Leishman, M. Dodds. Second Row: M. Doyle, R. Jackson, D. Car- penter, E. McGowan,V. Laurent.Th-ird Row: M. Green, M. Marshall, G. Rude, K. Finn, P. Reed, M. Tupper, B. Her- bert. MANAGERS First Row: P. Mitchell, M. Green, M. Marshall, M. Dodds, B. Herbert. Sec- ond Row: R. Jackson, G. Rucker, P. Reed. -1 1 if x 1-1 0 Q1 The Kopers, The opera, And senior plays, Are among octivities filling Queen Anne's school cloys , im J fa! 4 sf If W mf? fi X 4 , in .U 1 X 4, ,qi f I. 5 .I Z - ,, A , ,. ,X , V ' A fa-A by f 4 Q Q., f ff.'g:fi,Q2- ' I ' ' 'f wg, V, , 6 l 4 V, ., , ,, . f - , ., . fix ' I .Hear A A ., H , qw I Q .4 - if 5 f W AW -f -M I f , -1 6 J! 1-33 Hd I mv 1 y i 3 V, f. f. W., W. F 8 IIIITIUITIES KN I-ll PFS 517 T ,gl 5 ' Q i 'UQLW7 ED by General Don W. Karshner, Major Esther Uhden, and Lieu- tenants Marjorie Moran and Jerry Appy, three hundred fifty Queen Anne students presented Time on Parade March l2 and l3. The lively show, revolving around a fictitious central office of Time Magazine and Time Marches On, found Chief Editor John Grant sending his reporters out on special assignments which turned out to be the acts of the show. clip, Kwan Continuity oction wos led by Hero Bob Hughes, Heroine Eudoro Britten, ond Villoiness Betty Gibbs, who corried the plot, while the twelve page progroms ond Rudy Zollinger's portroit of Principol Otto L. Luther highlighted the very successful show. Behind the scenes, o highly efficient stotf ot ossistonts wos led by Junior Monogers Morgoret Ross ond George Sunde. -JERRY APPY. mm finale BMW WITH Jerry Appy and Henry Ketcham in the title roles ot the Senior Play, Your Uncle Dudley, presented on December 7th and 8th, Queen Anne staged one of the funniest and most entertaining of productions ever presented in the school's Auditorium. The cast for Friday night was: Jerry Appy, Pauline Behnke, Dorothy Reynard, Kathleen Guild, Bill Jorgensen, Helen Penepacker, Ed Cannell and Tom Trumbull. The cast for Saturday night was: Henry Ketcham, Marcia Hopper, Vir- ginia Rich, Anne Goist, Tod Burnam, Elizabeth Anne Green, Bob Hughes and George Apostol. Much credit is due Miss Esther Uhden's splendid directing of the play and her able assistant, Don W. Karshner. Maxine Williams Bruce MacAuIey Bob Hughes Jerry Appy Chet Sunski Laurene Lindgren Catherine Mills 7ke WWW UNE 4 and 5, R. H. Kendrick, Miss Esther Uhden and Don W, Karshner presented Queen Anne's sixth straight success, the annual spring opera which this year was The Merry Widow. Maxine Williams as Sonia and Jerry Appy as Prince Danila supported by Laurene Lindgren as Natalie, Bob Hughes as Camille and Bruce MacAuIay, the comic lead, Baron Popoff, headed a large cast which included: Chet Sunski, Bernard Corneliussen, Catherine Mills, Jim Sheldon, Tom Trumbull, Bill Jorgenson, Pat Schage, Evelyn Gilmore and Louise Vitalich. Franz Lehor's beautiful music featuring the Merry Widow Waltz punctuated the fast musical comedy with delightful moments. The dances were arranged by Marianne Owen. Senior director was Marjorie Moran, Vir- ginia Rich and George Sunde were junior directors. Mmm! Z THE Queen Anne Music Department under the capable baton ot Mr. R. l-l. Kendrick cooperated with the dramatic department to give a series of exceptional entertainments during the last year. Excellent work was done in the Kuay Kapers and the annual operetta, The Merry Widow by the choruses, glee clubs, and senior orchestra. Queen Anne placed eleven ot its musicians in the All-City High School Orchestra. Showing the abundance of talent in our, at that time, compara- tively small school, this number equals that of several larger schools. Those in that organization were: Jerry Ogle, Mary Apostol, Phyllis Burglehaus, Roy Hargett, l-larry Peterson, Beverly Schneider, Bill Sloan, Arden Stevens, Tom Welty, Bob MacDonald, and Edward Tennant. Queen Anne also had tive ot its musicians in the All-Northwest Chorus and Orchestra which met at Portland. They were: Tom Welty, Roy l-largett, and Bill Sloan, instrumentalists, Maxine Williams and Jeanne McLean sang in the mammoth chorus. Mr. Kendrick and Miss Kretsinger also attended as members ot the faculty. - HARRY PETERSON. '-1 l KUAY EDITORS First Row: Nell Easton, Mary E. Shipman, Bev- erly Player, Molly Sylvester. Second Row: Margie Weaver, Will Parry. KW SW! HIS YEAR the Kuay has been managed by a competent group of editors. Margie Weaver, Mary Elizabeth Shipman, and Nell Easton headed the Kuay staff, each for a period of ten weeks. During the week when the staff was made up entirely of boys, Will Parry was editor. Carrying on to the close of the school year, Beverly Player and Molly Sylvester served as co-editors. Ken Dever, Will Parry and Frank Norman were the sport editors. One ofthe most important positions on the staff is that of the advertising manager, who must be business-like and dependable at all times. Nell Easton, Molly Sylvester and Florence Ann Berg filled this position, in succession, dur- ing the year. This student enterprise was ably directed by three members of the fac- ulty, Journalism lnstructor Miss Carolyn Barclay, Literary Adviser Victor Buchanan, and Financial Adviser Miss Effie Spence. - MARGARET EARDLEY. KUAY STAFF First Row: H. Marfield, B. J. Kibble, E. Thompson, H. Finn. Second Row: R. Clarke, M. Eardley, M. Sylvester, B. Player, M. Leishman, B. Phennah, N. Easton, M. Minnig, H. Engman. Third Row: J. Lathrop, B. Bach, B. Stein, M. Weaver, M, Fitzhenry, P. Hicks, F. A. Berg, A. Alexa, Miss Barclay. Fourth Row: K. Dever, B. Milkey, J. Wilson, B. Moe, J. Appy, M. E. Shipman. Fifth Row: W. Parry, E. Lamping, H. Ott, P. Cartwright, D. Strand, K. Berglund, D. Trudeau, C. Dawson, F. Norman, D. Munger. x J jx s s .Tl xf X .X Si M 'Yxll X. .3 A Q xg.. Ui SENIOR ANNUAL STAFF First Row: Margie Weaver,Virginia Dear- born, Mary Elizabeth Shipman. Second Row: Ken Dever, Rudy Zallinger, Dick Munger. .aww szgyy CHOOL LIFE-the theme of the bigger and better l937 Grizzly annual. With division pages made of miniature photos ot various members of the student body, it is a book composed, truly, for the enjoyment of students as a whole. Margie Weaver and Mary Elizabeth Shipman, as editors ot the book, started to work on the enlarged book in the tall of l936. The number of the student body, increased by the transfer of Lincoln students to Queen Anne, made it necessary to add sixteen pages to the book. Dick Munger was placed in charge of sports with three able assistants, Ken Dever, Ray Carlson, and Jack Miller who acted as sports photographer. Girls' athletics were handled by Pat Mitchell. Rudy Zallinger, local art wizard, was commissioned to sketch pictures of well-knownstudents to be used in the end sheet. To look out tor the welfare of their fellow-juniors were two veterans of last year's annual, Vera Bean and Margaret Eardley. Assisting them was Jane Criddle. ANNUAL 5 Pic'ruRE couPoN sAi.EsMEN l First Row: C. Stolle, M. Leishman, V. Curlin, B. Murray, H. Finn, V. Butler, V. Dearborn. Second Row: , D. Lemberg, P. Behnke, P. Spies, B. Gibbs, R. Gordon, M. Dean. Third Row: R. Carlson, P. Cartwright, B. Stapleton, J. Schwartz, B. Hughes, B. Severyns, R. Segale. 1-1.4, f..-4.1 ,:.u.w . 1 f1f:,:Mw,ffywuwv awww 14...-wfwwmw-,W,,W.f., W M.,.W-.W.. .. .,. W... l ANNUAL STAFF ASSISTANTS First Row: Pat Mitchell, Catherine Stolle, Margie Eardley. Second Row: Ruth Hill, Pauline Behnke, Jackie Caskin, Jane Criddle, Clubs came under the direction of Catherine Stolle and Ruth Hill. Per- sonality Editor was Virginia Dearborn who wrote the clever song captions accompanying the senior pictures. Pauline Behnke and Jackie Caskin edited the snapshot section. When the time arrived to sell coupons tor pictures, seniors Hank Ket- cham and Margaret Dean won tree annuals tor selling the most. Other seniors working hard were Garland Morrison, Ray Carlson, Jack Smith, Charlie Biggs, Eddie Cannell, Pierce Cartwright, Jack Schwartz, George Ben- son, Millie Leishman, Virginia Butler, Ruth Gordon, Violet Curlin, Bette Lou Daniel, Pauline Behnke and Betty Gibbs. Juniors working for tree annuals were Bill Stapleton, Bob Hughes, May- nard Jones, Ralph Runner, Bill Severyns, Peggy Hanson, Bette Murray, Pat Spies, Dorothy Lemberg and Betty Jane Boswell. Catherine Stolle and Ray Segale succeeded in selling the most. To put out a book there must be advertising. With hopes high several ambitious students descended on local merchants to sell space in their book. The best high-powered salesmen, Eugene Hall and Betty Palmer, won the title of Ad Managers. Without the very willing help at Charles G, Parke and Victor Buchanan, literary adviser, it would have been difficult to publish this book. -MARY ELIZABETH SH I PMAN. ANNUAL Luce. . 'M' -'ii' JZMKQ ff 4' fa ff -fu? f new ADVERTISING SOLICITORS First Row: Juanita Walker Pat Hodgins, Jean Houlette Patty MacLeod, Lynne Hobrock Dorothy Ann Reed, Marcella Minnig A nette Thompson. Second Row Sherman Johnson, Jack Wilson John Grant, Don Thayer Dick fax- ff V' if Qfff TH f ylQQm YJ WW fi MWZ gZf7ZZAw7mMAMWwMQ 7jMM f I f SQWM bxiwiifj ZW EQ!!!-ffM7 fwj j,45fi4j2Zfff0Z2f73ZMW J ' If Agreem e rcareg Q! y7! A ff ere s no argument TIA ere. 553441 M, MM M4 Lffffyfa ? 91,1 f 4'ffV'j. ' 3 M N 7 ' - XLf, 4VW7WWQ,MM- 670104 ,www 7 f 17 jfg f ' ' . ff Ww gf O U X , 1 1 xy 'Wu-qwmww' HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Standing: Whitney Bates Mr. Baker Seated: Bob Kildall Molly Sylvester Rosemary Weil Tke effcmm ACH YEAR more students are able to maintain the high standards of Queen Anne's Honor Society. Consequently it has become one of the school's outstanding organizations. An honor assembly is held each semester at which emblems are awarded to those eligible for membership. A sophomore must acquire twenty-four points in two semesters to hold a one-bar pin. To obtain a two-bar pin juniors must acquire in four semesters fifty points. The seniors earning seventy- eight points in six semesters may wear a torch pin. Points are based on the following system: four points for an A , three points for a B , and two points for a C . Points are also given to those especially active in student enterprises. At the fall meeting these officers were elected: Molly Sylvester, presi- dent, Whitney Bates, vice-president, Rosemary Weil, secretary-treasurer, and Bob Kildall, Kuay Representative. GRADUATING SENIORS IN THE HONOR SOCIETY Arnold, Jack Bates, Whitney Berg, Florence Ann Berglund, Kenneth Brown, Patricia Buckman, Lois Burglehaus, Phyllis Carlson, Beatrice Crosby, Wilton Daniel, Bettie Lou Daniels, Carol Davis, Lorraine Dean, Margaret Easton, Nelle Ellerbeck, Jack Engman, Helen Fields, Martha Gibbs, Betty Hamilton, Beatrice Hetherington, Joan Hettrick, Helen Hicks, Patricia Hill, Ruth Hoxsey, Bob Hunter, William Jacobson, Dorothy Jamison, Bob Johnson, Elinor Johnson, Eva Kimble, Winifrecl Learner, Howard Lomen, Lucille Matson, Mildred McPherson, Barbara Miles, Ellen ' Mitchell, Patricia Morby, Marion Munger, Dick Namias, Barbara Neu, Carl Parry, Will Payne, Florence Payne, Helen Player, Beverly Porter, Alice Prestrud, Stuart Reed, Phyllis Rind, Martin Roberts, Ward Rogers, Bill Rossback, Jane Rowe, Harry Ryerson, Betty Salter, lrene Sayre, Margaret Scott, Ruth A Shanafelt, Mary Shipman, Mary E. Snyder, John Stevens, Arden Sullivan, Marjorie Swezea, Betty Sylvester, Molly Thompson, John Trumbull, Tom Vanni, Edo Voight, Helen Weaver, Margie Welty, Tom Westerlund, Caro Wilson, James Zallinger, Rudy lyn First Group: R. Blair, D. Bobb, S. Briggs, R Clarke, J. Criddle, P. Adams, C. Daniels, L Buckman, V. Curlin, I. Davis, J. DeChesne, A G M Brauer P. Brown, M. Cotield, M. Brinck, . Coffey, C. Bergman, J. Caskin, E. Blum, . Barker, E. Christiansen, P. Crane, B. Daniels, M. E. Christiansen, M. Christensen, H. Carl- son, D. Brittain, B. Carlson, S. Conover, L Coldwell, J. Chemidlin, T. Burnam, H. Callow E. Chase, G. Apostol, F. Braile, W. Brydges, J Appy, W. Bates, W. Crosby, J. Bartley, T Brady. Second Group: B. Hoxsey, R. Jacobson, F. Hors- ley, W. Hunter, B. Hottman, B. Hass, B. Gil- ardi, J. Houston, P. Erikson, B. Dixie, J. Heth- N erington, B. Hamilton, M. Gill, V. Harris, Havsoe, P. Dunham, C. Harp, A. lkoma, P Hall, M. Eardley, M. Doyle, G. Durham, J Hamilton, M. Fields, H. Engman, N. Easton, K Finn, L. Funke, R. Hedgcock, M. Campbell, J Foote, A. M. Glassrnan, B. Fyfe, P. Hodgin, U Dickey, E. A. Greene, L. Elliott, E. Jacobsen, J Jared, M. Green, E. Hull, M. Gardlin, H. For- rest, L. Hobrock, B. Gibbs, D. Jacobson, P Hicks, C. Doctor, J. Kimble, l. Hanson, H. Het- trick, D. Jacobs, D. Elkins, T. Hagadorn, J Harvey, K. Guild, M. Derkserna, G. Forbes, E Hatton. Third Group: B. Moe, J. Jewell, D. Knechtel M. Mullins, E. Jones, P. Mitchell, M. Leishman N. Kolder, L. Lornen, B. McPherson, B. L. Muir F. McAferty, R. Hill, V. Masters, M. Matson D. Moore, B. Jones, B. McCarter, E. Mills, M Mueller, H. Marfield, D. Heib, E. McGinley, E McMorris, E. Johnson, D. Martin, D. Lennberg F. A. Berg, E. Johnson, D. Jones, J. Kenzel, C Mills, P. Kelly, W. Aiken, D. Munger, G. Kuhn H. Munter, B. Mueller, A. Middleton, M. Min- nig, H. Learner, C. Knechtel, R. Lane, B. Kildcill B. Milkey, J. May, H. Ketcham, B. Kruse B. Jamison. Fourth Group: S. Proctor, M. Peterson, L. Park- er, M. Sayre, M. Nielson, B. Roterrnund, J Prather, J. Sanford, C. Rose, A. Richey, H Payne, l. Salter, D. Rice, M. Paulson, G. Ruck- er, M. Porter, B. Preston, J. Peck, C. Neer, B Player, B. Phennah, H. M. Ryan, P. Reed, R Olsen, L. Nelson, H. Rowe, J. Phillips, M. Rind B. Rogers, W. Roberts, B. Namias, E. Parker K. Prestrud, R. Ohlsen, G. Ogle, W. Parry, B Palmer, C. Nies, J. Nies, D. A. Reed, M. Nichol J. Rowland, D. Paul, E. Schroeder, T. O'Con- nor, A. Rose, N. Richstad. Fiftli Group: K. Theda, B. Swezea, A. Shana- felt, J. Sloane, J. Thorp, M. E. Shipman, B Bach, R. Weil, M. Sullivan, M. Shanatelt, M Shelton, J. Sekiguchi, R. Scott, L. Thompson M. Strong, M. Tvete, U. Trueblood, M. Sylves- ter, C. Westerlund, H. Voight, C. Weaver, M. Weaver, V.Townsend, A.Thompson, D. Schwab, Stolle M Wallstedt E Tennant W Wer C. , . , . , . - necke, P. Thompson, R. Zallinger, E. Vanni, R. Carlson, J. Schwartz, D. Spickard, H. Willits, L. Nelson, J. Snyder, C. Wilson, L. Rohkopf, R. Slocum, E. Van Vorhes, R. Surnstad, D. Tenney, G. Sunde, A. Stevens, B. Stapleton, B. Wonder, B. Warner, M. Wench. 1 1 BLY LED through another year by Mr. Felix Moore, the Boys' Club has been active in school affairs at Queen Anne tor the past year. The officers were Will Parry, presi- dent, Bob Hughes, vice-presi- clent, Bert Williams, secretary, Joe Broderick, treasurer, and Henry Ketcham, board of con- trol chairman. -WILL PARRY, BERT WILLIAMS BOYS' CLUB WORKERS lat topl First Row: E. Vanni, B, Bowen, H. Ketcham, R. Zallin- ger, H. Munter, J. Appy, R. Carlson, Second Row: B Hughes, J. Mchlamee, H. Ott, B. Williams, B. Jamieson T. Hurley. Third Row: J. Schwartz, W. Parry, J. Brod- erick, Mr. Moore, D. Strand. A BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS labovel Standing: Hank Ketcham, Mr. F. Moore. Seated: Bert Williams, Will Parry, Bob Hughes. FATHER AND SON BANQUET lbelowl m ':e As -K 'f .,. :mf MMWQYMAW-uvwemfmufmnwf ...W ...W We GIRLS' CLUB CABINET lat topl First Row: B. J. Boswell, P. Mitchell, R. Clarke, M, Leishman, B. Player, M. Dean, M. Weaver, L. Buckman, V. Curlin, E. Wallinder. Second Row: J. Rossbach, M. Shanafelt, M. Pratt, M. Sylvester, K. Stolle, E, Johnson, A. Peterson, R. Weil, V. Bean, M Eardley. Third Row: Mrs. lorns, M. Marshall, M. Dodds, H. Finn, C. Weaver, R. Hill, V. Bucy, P. Brown, C. Westerlund, W. Marsh, R. Gordon. Fourth Row: E. Cooper, V. Maher, B. Daniel, L. Lomen, V. Fry, P. Sprague, B. McPherson, P. Behnke, C. Daniels. Fifth Row: D. Heib, P. Williams, M. Clithero, F, A. Berg, M. Reid, A. Parks, U. Dickey, M. J. Hoyle. Sixth Row: M. Matson, B. Herbert, H. Payne, J. Rucker, L. Schreiber, I. Salter, N. Carlson, B. Gibbs, V. Peralta, M. E. Christiansen, R, Clmke' GIRLS' CLUB oFFlcERs laboyel Standing: Margie Weaver, Mrs. E. Iorns. Seated: Beverly Player, Millie Leishman, Margaret Dean. FATHER AND DAUGHTER BANQUET lbelowi M1 NDER the leadership of Mrs. E. lorns, the Girls' ub initiated two new ideas :is year: a Dad-Daughter inquet, and faculty advisers r the seven important com- ittees. Two very successful all- lrls' Club parties were put on. lculty teas, committee drives 1d a Mother-Daughter ban- .,siet comprised an active year in Girls' Club work. - BEVERLY PLAYER. fm V 4 4f rilmanM.wff'f, ,.z.4 ff:frf1fn:ff- fzftvfw f First Row: Mesdames B. Snyder, C. F. Moe, Oliver Pratt, O- C- Nelson, A. T. Smiley, J. E. Mac- Pherson, P. D. Jennings, S. Deal. Second Row: Mesdames G. S. Hamman, D. l-l. Sears, A. C. Pyle, B. J. Boswell, M. M. Mar- shall, C. l-l. Lilly, W. W. Moore, J. T. McPhail. Third Row: Mes- domes J. A. l-libbard, J. W. Foulks, S. A. Randolph, B. J. Peck, l-l. M. Holman, George Sunde, O. C. Erickson, S. E. Goodwin. pmeM?7eaokam' 74 NRICHING character through education, the theme of the Queen Anne Parent-Teachers' Association for the past year, proved to be an excellent basis for the interesting monthly meet- ings and the fine work done. Mrs. J. E. MacPherson was re-elected president for this year. Other officers were: Mrs. Oliver Pratt, first vice-president, Mrs. George Sunde, second vice-president, Mrs. Eleanor.lorns, third vice-president, Mrs. Donald C. Burnam, recording secretary, Mrs. O. C. Erickson, corresponding secretary, Mrs. Paul Land, treasurer, Mrs. W. W. Moore, parliamentarian, and Mrs. P. D. Jennings, junior past president. ' Sponsoring many high school dances, cooperating at the Thanksgiving football game, aiding with school projects and con- tributing to various welfare causes were only a few of the many accomplishments of the P.-T. A. group during the past'year. An evening meeting was held in January honoring the Dads, with the executive board as hostesses. Many past presidents were at the Founders' Day meeting held in February, at which the Boys' and Girls' Club officers were hostesses. After a very successful and eventful year, the Queen Anne Parent-Teachers' Association should indeed be congratulated. - MOLLY SYLVESTER. nd g: Mr. E. Miller, Ward Robe ts George Harvey. Seated: E ely Gilmour, Whitney Bates, W son, Jarvis Stixrood. Tke 259602 7mm l-IE Queen Anne debaters accomplished much in the field of verbal combat. They represented the school in a commendable way in the four inter-high school debates this year. Beginning the season were Bernard Corneliussen, cross examiner, and Evelyn Gilmour constructive speaker for the affirmative on the question, Resolved, That the Old Age Pension Feature of the Social Secur- ity Act Be Retained. This problem was discussed with Lincoln and Cleveland. Whit- ney Bates and l-lenry Johnson upheld the negative against Roose- velt and West Seattle. The second semester's debate was composed of inexperienced but worthy debaters. After a series of eliminations the two repre- sentative teams were selected. George l-larvey, Jarvis Stixrood, and Ward'Roberts debated the affirmative opposing Garfield and Franklin. James Wilson and Evelyn Gilmour upheld the negative, meeting Ballard and Broadway. The question for debate was, Resolved, That the Local Law Enforcement Officers Be Replaced By a System of State Police. Mr. Miller successfully coached the teams through the debate year. The students who spent their time in preparation of debate, who did not represent the school, deserve much praise. - BERNARD CORNELIUSSEN. 5 HE business staff under the able advisership of Vernon B. Johnson is in charge of all school activities in which money or stamp cards are used: dramatic productions, movies and all sport games played in school gyms or the Civic Field. lt also handles the ushering at the school pro- g ductions and the Commencement Ceremonies. Concerning the work, Mr. Johnson says, I appreciate the spirit of cooperation and sacrifice that has been exhibited by the staff in the many activities which have been particularly heavy this year. -JOHN GRANT. First Row: L. Buckman, E. Van Vorhes, J. Humble, D. Jones. Second Row: B. Bowen, B. J. Dignan, B. Jamieson, J. Appy. Third Row: Mr. V. B. Johnson, H. Munter, J. Grant. First Row: H. Willits, C. Stolle, R. Weil P. Slater, W. Wernecke, V. Masters, K O'DonnelI, L. Bateman. Second Row: E Gilmour, F. Braile, L. Henderson, B Hughes, R. McGough, J. Schwartz, Mr Campbell. Third Row: T. Burnam, E. Will- gress, W. Aiken, J. Jorgenson, D. Willis, L. Barn,W. Peck. Fourth Row: B. Warner, C. Branstetter, D. Pollard, M. Lindell, A Swanson, B, Kruse, G. Geisman. :fm JM I! - AVE you ever been fishing? Have you ever felt the thrill ofa jerk on , Lag your line? Well, if you've never been fishing and had all the fun that goes with it, you ought to join the Queen Anne Hook, Line and Sinker Club, and learn to land 'em. Z The first set of of-fish-ials for this group is Kingfish, Ralph McGough, Little Kingfish, Pot Wyman, Suckertary, Evelyn Gil- 4 mour, Goldfish, Martin Lindell, and Kuay Shiner, Jack Jorgenson. This club is for fishermen-good or bad-and is advised by Mr. Kenneth Campbell. - PEGGY Sl-ATER. lO2 POETRY, prose, and imagination reigned throughout the year at the Y lnklings Club meetings. Write-a-Story-Week brought in many new members, and the club published an lnklings Booklet in May. The club library was dedicated to Bob Doble, a former member and graduate of '33. The officers for the first semester were: Violet Curlin, Bob Slocum, and Lorraine Morgan. For the second semester the officers were: Bob Kildall, Pat Dunham, Bob Slocum, and Lorraine Morgan. -VIOLET CURLIN. lin, P. Dunham. Second Row: L, Morgan B. Kildall, B. Fiset, L. Crutcher, rell, F. Heavens, A. Leberg, M. Brink, Mr Leake. Third Row: B. Rasmussen, B, Ellis R. Skoor. THE CHESS CLUB has enjoyed a most active year under the leadership of the following officers: Burrell Ellis, president, Ursula Trueblood, secretary, and Bill Levy, Kuay Representative. The team, coached by Willis Leake, won fifth place in the high school tournament. Those who played on the team were: Burrell Ellis, Charles Farrell, Ray Petrich, Tom Noble, Bill Robertson, Jim Houston, Bill Levy, Bill Rasmussen, Jack Arnold, and Forbes Heavens. - URSULA TRUEBLOOD. lli First Row: D. Carpenter, E. Jones, V. Cur- B. Mailer, Mr. B. um. Third Row: G. Rude: 421 462 431 First Row: B. Levy, R. Petric-h, U. True- blood, R, Beernink. Second Row: C, Far- 6 URING the past year the club's adviser, Arthur Shelton, explained Q many interesting facts of photography to the members and taught them to mix solutions, print pictures, and make enlargements. The object of this club is to interest members in making photog- GLM fflivhy G hobby- The club was led by the following officers: Jarvis Stixrood, presi- dent, William Hunter, secretary, Borghild Horne, treasurer, and Allan Leberg, Kuay Representative. -BORGHILD HORNE. First Row: E. Stewart, M. Rattray, B. Phennah, W. M. Brewer, V. Sheedy, H. Maybee, H. MacMartin, B. Horne, S. Mat- ' T tax, V. Morgan. Second Row: M. Mullins, S. Proctor, E. Van Vorhes, B. O'Brien, R. Hendrickson, E. Neville, G. Sparling, B. McCarter, H. Carlson, Third Row: H. Neuharth, B. Palmer, P. Barnes, G. Green, H. DePuydt, W. Roberts, B. Robertson, M. Brink, M. Johansen. Fourth Row: S. Stusser, A. Minor, C. Smythe, A. Leberg, L. Brevick, D. Fields, R. Jacobson. Fifth Row: B. Riedel, H. Norling, R. Lane, J. Stixrood, W. Hunter, H. Willey, J. Faber, Mr. Shelton, G. McVicar, B. Gilardi. First Row: G. Siebold, D. Heib, M. Mat- son, M. Christensen, P. Kelly, M. Derk- sema, H. Munter, Mr. W. O. Baker. Sec- ond Row: B. Scott, L. Rehkopf, B, Zobrist, D. Presley, B. Rasmussen, P. Whitcornb, T. Hammond. Third Row: J. Stixrood, D. Thayer, E. Sears, W. Roberts, R. Gill. in NDER the leadership of Mr. Willard O. Baker the club again secured Q Mr. Norman Clark, W. P. A. radio instructor, who gave an interest- ing course and helped several members obtain their operators' licenses. A renewal of the Club's station license, W7BPY, was secured by Martin Derksema, who, with Leroy Nelson, drew up plans and started construction ofa modern l5O-watt radio telephone and telegraph trans- mitter. Officers of the club were: Herb Munter, W7FMZ, president, Martin Derksema, W7FZB, vice-president, Ward Roberts, secretary, Leroy Nel- son, treasurer, and Jack Ellerbeck, Kuay Reporter. I - MARTIN DERKSEMA. HE PLAYERS' GUILD is an organization composed of A oral ex- pression students and the leads in school productions. Included in the club's activities during the year was the opportunity to hear Burk Ormsby from the Federal Theater Project give an interest- ing review on Natural Man and the Community Theater Project. At the beginning of the fall semester members elected Avis Parks, president, Margie Moran, vice-president, Muriel McLean, secretary, and Jerry Appy, Kuay Representative. Miss Esther D. Uhden is the faculty adviser. - AVIS PARKS. l I HE DEBATE CLUB convened every week during the debate season with Bernard Corneliussen as president, Whitney Bates as vice-presi- dent, Evelyn Gilmour, secretary-treasurer, and Laurence Fry, Kuay Representative. ' Questions concerning the problems confronting the people and the legislatures of the nation were discussed by this group. Broadcasting debates was conceived at the Debate Club and a conference was held at Queen Anne, with representatives from each high school to discuss the POSS'b l'leS' - BERNARD coRNELiussEN. Qld! First'Row: M. Weaver, M. McLean, V. Bean, C. Pittson, C.WesterIuncl, H. Payne, M. Leishman, K. Guild, R. Weil. Second Row: H. Penepacker, P. Behnke, D. Heib, M. Matson, B. Murray, J. Thorpe, H. Hamilton. Third Row: M. E. Shipman, B. Wonder, V. Martin, L. Dow, C. Mills, M. Ross, D. Lemberg, G. Coffey, M. Minnig, Miss E. Uhden. Fourth Row: D. Karshner, J.Rucker, T.Burnom, M.Moran, B.Gibbs, W. Wallace, H. Hettrick, C. Stolle. Fifth Row: B. Hughes, E. Cannell, J. Eyerdam, J. Grant, J, Schwartz, B. Jorgenson, T. Trumbull, G. Sunde. Sixth Row: H. Peter- son, B. Severyns. 411 JDK 452 First Row: P, Drew, B. Sherry, A. Brauer, P, Crane, H. M. Ryan, C. Nielson. Second Row: E, Gilmour, L. Crutcher, W. Roberts, W. Bates, J. Wilson. Third Row: H. Zed- nick, G. Way, D. Thayer, Mr, E. Miller, J. Stixrood. 2596022 Gm -i-1. IO5 mmm UM OMPOSED of German students Der Deutche Verein meets each month under the leadership of Mr. Benno Uhl. The officers of the first semester were Jerry Cameron, acting as president, Evelyn Samuelson, who assisted as vice-president, and Julia Cole whose duty it was to handle records and funds. During the second semester, the offices were given over to Hugo Engel, president, Martin Rind, vice-president, and Evelyn Samuelson, secretary-treasurer. During the meetings, members discuss current scientific and politi- cal activities of the Central Powers, and their effect on the youth of today' - Huao ENGEL. First Row: V. Gamlem, W. M. Brewer, C Nielsen, V. Sheedy, M. Hertzman, K Binet, E. Samuelson, B, Levy. Second Row G. McVicar, L. Wilhelm, P. Brechtel, B, Miller, A. Guy, Mr. B. Uhl. Third Row: B Hoffman, R. lversen, D. Kruse, P, Hib- bard, E. Schroeder, J. Schwartz, T. Trum- bull, A, Rose. Fourth Row: F. Heavens, B Ellis, M. Rind, D. Schroeder, H. Learner, J, McKechnie, B. Anderson. First Row: L. Vitalich, T, Beyer, L. Ketch- am, E. Jones, M, Strong, H. M. Ryan, G Coffey, R. House, Second Row: Miss A. Laird, L. Lomen, A. Mohler, J. Hamilton C. Condie, E. Miles. Third Row: B. Pande 512 QM IG6 . , HE purpose of EI Atenoo Espanol is to encourage the practical use of the Spanish language and to acquaint students with life in Spain and South America. Therefore, informal Spanish games were featured by the club this year. Some interesting speakers were also procured. The last event of the year was the traditional Spanish-French club party. Officers for the fall semester were: Roberta Clarke, president, Helen Marie Ryan, vice-president, Vivian DeBruIer, secretary, Boyd Vickers, treasurer, and Claire Condie, Kuay Representative. Second semester officers were: Cleve Clayton, president, Marjorie Strong, vice-president, Bill Pande, secretary-treasurer, and Alice Mohler, Kuay Representative. - CAROLYN WEAVER. HE SENATUS ROMANUS finished its third year under the able direc- tion of Miss Dorothy McQuiston. This year was highlighted by a stadium scene, depicting the Roman entertainments such as gladiatorial fights, chariot races, etc., which was given at one of the meetings. The play, Saturnalia, was presented by the boys at the Christmas party. Following were the fall semester officers: Consuls, Darthilda Martin and Charles Wilson, Aedile, Bob Hass, Quaestor, Sally Briggs, Praetor, Archie Gilbert, Nuntiator, Bill Severyns. The spring semester officers were: Consuls, Arline Brauer and Jack Chemidlin, Aedile, Virginia Harris, Quaestor, Maxine Holly, Praetor, Boyce Eastham, Nuntiator, Phyllis Burke. -MAXINE HOLLY. HE objective of Le Carcle Francais is to provide an opportunity for French students to become better acquainted with the language, cul- ture, and the life of the French people. At one meeting Miss Helen Kretsinger discussed French life as she had seen it. The presentation by Mlle. Turrell and Mlle. Mitchell of scenes from L' Aiglon gave the students a view of French literature. The first semester officers were: president, Lucile Lomen, vice- president, Betty Swezea, secretary, Ruth Blair, Kuay Representative, Robert Stein. The second semester officers were: president, Lucile Lo- men, vice-president, James Wilson, secretary, Betty Swezea, Kuay Representative, Robert Stein. Mr. Brink is the faculty adviser. - LUClLE LOMEN. brim GLM First Row: V. Sheedy, M. Clare, R. Nor din, E. Stewart, W. M. Brewer, M. Bliss J. Payton, M. Matthias, J. Thorp, J. Rob inson. Second Row: M. Kotica, P. Drew M. Holley, V. Harris, A. Brauer, G. Sten gel, V. Solid, C. Callow, B. Atterberry, M Sheedy. Third Row: J. Kinzel, B. R. Pres ton, B. Eastham, P. Burke, J. Chemidlin J. Foote, V. Wold. Fourth Row: J. Peck P. Beard, H. Farrell, Miss McQuiston B Hass, D. Limberg, N. Johns, A. Gilbert D. Schwab. Fifth Row: D. Jensen, B. Sev eryns, B. Beck, D. Martin, V. Law, S Lidren, L. Funke. Sixth Row: B. Slattery S. L. Barley, A. Bates, B. Brigham, M V Couthorn, P. Hall, S. Briggs, B. Foyer, H Foreman, D. Nicklin. 15? tl? 41? First Row: A. Shanafelt, L. Lomen, J Wilson, B. Stein, H. Madsen, P. Erickson B. Swezea. Second Row: D. Heib, M. Mat son, D. Lemberg, D. Carpenter, M. Nich ols, S. Conover, A. M. Glassman, L Thompson. Third Row: V. Sheedy, J. Rob inson, M. Sheedy, M. Smythe, G. Rude B. Moe, D. Konick, J. Criddle. Fourth Row: R. Blair, L. Randall, U. Trueblood N. Easton, B. Fyfe, J. A. McCaskey K Binet. Fifth Row: P. Wintemute, A. Goist J. Appy, P. Hicks, L. Park, B. L. Muir, M J. Dundas, M. McDonald. Sixth Row S Dolph, E. Christiansen, W. Wernecke B Horne, D. McNamee, F. Virgin, J. Walk er, B. Graham, P. Berry. 5-bmah QM I H ll NE of the most active organizations of the school is the Q Club, UW an organization of boys who have earned their letter in some sport. It has been ably led during the past year by the following officers. Bill Hawke, president, Ray Segale, vice-president, and Bill Cox, secre- 6 tary-treasurer. Mr. Loren Schoel, adviser, greatly helped the club in all its activities. A new feature of the club was the presentation of Q pins to all members. A drive was sponsored during the year to get more boys in- terested in athletics. -JOE BRODERICK. First Row: T. O'Conner, R. Segale, E. Brady, W. Bogue, B. Cox, E. Vanni, B. Hanson. Second Row: B. Nelson, E. Laur- ent, E. Vucinovich, J. McNamee, E. Can- nell, B. Connor, H. Ketcham. Third Row: B. Hawke, M. Budnick, B. Williams, T. Hurley, H. Ott, J. Broderick, S. Goodwin. Fourth Row: R. Carlson, D. Strand, Mr. Schoel, D. Adams, C. Loflin, L. Lydon, B. Moe. 41? 424 W First Row: P. Weaver, E. Bean, H. Finn, M. Pratt, V. Bean, U. Dickey, P. Hanson, C. Pittson, D. Holland, D. Heib, V. Hed- reen. Second Row: E. Thompson, V. Dear- born, A. Alexa, W. Marsh, M. Moore, P. Williams. Third Row: M.Mattson, B.Tall- man, P. Sprague, V. West, B. Butler, P. Spies, M. Reid, S. Garnett, B. Hanson. Fourth Row: J. Anderson, W. Kruchek, D. Strand, H. Peterson, E. Pace, T. Hurley, C. Rutter, B. Antill, S. Jordan, B. O'Neil, B. Williams, B. Gilman. production. Scenery adds greatly to the show, and individual con- struction teaches the students invaluable lessons from working to please an actual audience, not only for their own benefit. Burton Antill, Stan- Qcgfzcg ley Norman, Ernest Pace, Bill O'Neil, and Ben Gilman deserve special credit for their work. -URSULA DICKEY and VIRGINIA DEARBORN. HE STAGE FORCE is of necessary importance to each high school lO8 Y FAR the most active club ofthe year, the Queen Anne Hi-Y enjoyed its most successful year. Events of the year were a Father and Son Banquet, Hi-Y Picnic, Skating Party, First Alumni Dinner, Roosevelt- Q.A. Hi-Y Dinner. The club extends its thanks to our principal, Mr. Otto Luther, and to Mr. Don Karshner for their guidance and fellowship. Officers for the year were: first semester, president, Don Means, vice-president, Dick Strand, secretary-treasurer, Garland Morrison. Second Semester, president, Jack Schwartz, vice-presidents, Ken Dever and Garland Morrison, secretary, Evart Lamping, treasurer, Ray Segale. -JACK SCHWARTZ. First Row: E. Laurent, B. Hughes, W. Par- ry, P. Cartwright, J. Smith, J. Sheldon, H. Ketcham, F. Pritchard. Second Row: J, Appy, H. Ott, T. Hurley, B. Rogers, T. Papke, J. Schwartz, K. Dever. Third Row: R. Carlson, Mr. Karshner, E. Lamping, G. Lilly, J. McNamee, B, Severyns. Fourth Row: B. Johnson, D. Strand, V. Beckman, J. Grant, R. Zallinger. if 432 'tif First Row: M.Clare, R.Oleson, M.Smythe, T. Trumbull, B. Hoxsey, F. Braile. Sec- ond Row: J. Doe, C. Neer, N. Kolder, N, Davies, C. Dawson, R. Macumber, A. Koch, B. Wick. Third Row: W. Gamble, C. Coffman, P. Williams, P. Wlhitcom, Mr. Burrell, B. Rasmussen. HlS year under the able leadership of Mr. Burrell, the Junior Auto- mobile Club was newly organized. The officers are president, Bob Hoxsey, secretary, Peggy Williams, and Kuay Representative, Margaret Dean. The program of creating safer driving was successfully carried out through its weekly meetings, prominent safety speakers, slides, etc. - BOB HOXSEY. ff 09am 74414, lf,-p4,.fQf7.c4,44. L 4AAf'4g . 00-affafv ,KA ff 4-5--ma .,f fa-rwvzfg . ?,fv-,,ffQZ,- WLF' : E? ' cv. Ji ' 4447 P U E 2 , , , N fail, Raj C, Z-.Jilin Xi-MD! 1546 Eff. ' The bestlig olwclys .1 K5 ' ,V S d tlll 'r, ,W f V1 WM'A '9 tjf?U fWdZ70l'1d' Qwarcl Adscmyjr fhgfuofire, ' fs Q Batter? A Snaps of fthe pioff, J ,X x 1 j' l ' V' 'M gf 1 Rh? K. . X U k , j x 1 V' j X K , rx , f xi! W3 X L f If . ffl!! Ll -. 1 ,. 41? f fm' -, xx-ba 1 I V! , ff' ' X ff f V If ,Z K -W4 . l -.Wg ., ,. , rf Ch , ., .f f I ,ff 3 U 'Q I - 1 N I WT. 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