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

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the namcs of our classmates anxlously we wanted untll the day when our roles ln the cast would be placed at the top of the lust nnstead of at the bottom Mnxers theater partles meetnngs entertainments all needed speclal dlrectlon Stage hands directors call gurls and prompters were needed to spur us on to our final bug performance To full thes Important posstnons we elected Ray Segole Cather une Stolle Juanita Walker Margaret Ross and Bob Klldall They praised and scolded worked and planned to help us fund our places In the great show that was under way Already we found that our class was of some Importance In school affalrs felt that we really belonged that we had some defunute place to full We cheered at the football games because our own Ray Segale was flghtung for the Alma Mater we attended the Kuay Kapers to support Jerry Appy and Bob Hughes we rooted for the base ball team In honor of Bob Johnson we were part of the cast' Hours of studyung successes and failures praises and rebukes whale we strove toward our goal stardom Then came the dress rehearsal the reward of long practice the test of Stapleton Hank Ketcham Jean Houlette and George Powers Later on they were replaced by thelr stand lns Catherlne Stolle Peggy Slater Rosemary Well Bob Hughes and Bull Staplet n COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Je y Appy Nelle O Co o Ma ga et Ea dley B b M Ike Q . L ' ' ' . . . we the future . . . our junior year. As leads we had Bob Hughes, Bill A 1 l 1 1 A ' KX A 1 ' X . J - R -Qx V l J .XX - 4 N - S. , N Q W ' s ig Q Q X if

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fm I FIRST SEMESTER SENIOR OFFICERS SECOND SEMESTER SENIOR OFFICERS Left to right Frank Proff tt M K Ca pbell Al Left to right Gr ff th Way Mr K Ca pbell Patty Jones Bob Hughes B ll Stapleton Jerry Appy McLeod Al Jones Cathe ne Stolle B ll Stapleto HE flnest performance of nts klnd thus season states the New York Tumes Undoubtedly the greatest display of talent ever seen ports the Chicago Tribune Well planned well directed and well played comments the San Francusco Herald And so the flnal curtaln rungs down on our play In four acts and the success of our hugh school venture Ines nn the hands of the crltlcs At furst we entered the theater by the back way and felt nn sugnlfucant as we looked at the stars who had achueved the fame we sought When thelr bug show was over, we realuzed that event ually It would be up to us to wun or lose our laurels In the some starrung roles So we tried out for parts nn the cast and gave our undnvuded support to our successful candndates, Ray Segale, Margie Eardley, Juannta Walker, Hugh Griffiths, and Florence Berg, who represented us ln our furst plunge unto the spotllght Our debut In the theatrical world was made when we lolned the Sophomores in putting on a movie. It was a success . . . we hoped it was a sample of the great successes to come. Eagerly we searched our program, the Kuay, for mention of our names and

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SENIOR CLASS HISTORY Cont d Now for the furst time we felt the thrnll of the brmght lnghts adapted ourselves to our roles tested the grease paint looked casual to cover our excitement got our fnrst sample of lnfe Then came the bug event The last year s sensors sat on the platform recesved their dnplomas graduated and WE were sensors We were at the top trlumphant and a little awed We selected Frank Proffntt Bull Stapleton Jerry Appy Al Jones and Bob Hughes to lead us an the begunnung of our last year and Al Jones Bull Stapleton Catherlne Stolle Grlffnth Way and Patty McLeod to succeed them We felt proud and very experienced when we cast our fnnal ballots on a real voting machnne wnth only a little help We honored our valedlctornan Bob Mnlkey and our saluta tornan Nelle O Connor We chose Margie Eardley and the faculty selected Jerry Appy as our other class speakers over practiced our entrances and were very excited Meanwhnle we made plans for our plcnrc Sensor Prom and Sensor Day The stage was set the curtain rose a few moments term unated four years of plannnng strlvsng seeknng the play was over Now we walked out the front door of the theater where we once stood as autograph seekers Whatever glory we achneved had been earned whatever fame we deserved had been well won Great and would be great walked out the door together proud that they had done their best or determuned to do even better We realized that nt was not the play rtself our graduation but the four years of preparataon that determined the success of our pro duction the preparatlon and careful coachnng by Kenneth Camp bell without which we would have failed So now a touch of sadness mungles wuth our pnde as we realize at as all over We clap out the press notices and carefully place them In our memory books The fnrst last and greatest per formance ummortalszed by the class of 38 JACQUELINE CASKIN I . , . I . . . I I . - . , . I I I I I I I I I . . I . I - . , . I ' I As the curtain call drew nearer, we read our lines over and I . l . . . I I ' I I I - , , . , . - I i I I I - , . o . I . a 4 I l - ' ' I ll , .