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First row: L. Bergman, B. Heavens, F. Heavens, B. Hedren, J. Houston, W. McCoy, T. Minor, R. Petrich. Sec- ond row: G. Russon, E. Schroeder, T. Teufel, A. Vikan. Third row: D. Walker, B. Webber, B. Woo, Mr. Leake. CAM, 61.4 HIS year the Chess Club was reorganized after a year of inactivity. The sixteen boys and three girls seem to have enjoyed the weekly meetings though not all of them were as regular in their attendance as we would have liked them to be. Since the club did not begin to meet until December, the officers elected at that time were left in office for the remainder of the school year. They were as follows: Forbes Heavens, president, Ray Petrich, vice-president, Barbara Heavens, secretary, and Joan Sampson, Kuay representative. During the spring semester the team, coached by Willis Leake, played other chess teams participating in the inter-school tournament. Those on the team were Daniel Torrance, Ray Petrich, Ben Woo, Barbara Heavens, Jim Houston and Forbes Heavens. - BARBARA HEAVENS SPIR l NG young Thespians of Queen Anne find an outlet for their dramatic ability either in the Fall Play, the Kuay Kapers, the Operetta or the Players' Guild. The most important of these is the Players' Guild as it gives a larger number of students the opportunity to perform before audiences. The value of the Players' Guild is to develop the student's personality as well as to entertain. During the past year under the able direction of Miss Esther Uhden and Mr, Paul J. Eaton the group has presented num- erous plays for various school clubs. To qualify for membership in the Guild one must receive an A in Oral Expression or display a genuine interest in the dramatic field. Lost fall Jimmy Kaldal was chosen president, Pat Hall, vice-president, Bob Shea, secretary, and Mary Jean Westerland, Kuoy representative. -VIRGINIA RICH F 4 , We. 1. A 'i rf, gt 9 i ' 1 zdkilild , e I I -Q ...i it f its 4 A V' I .1 Q. l if' I 2 2 . 1 G+ K 37 im l I Sill f- .. 'Q All 'ull SIA 'T A! V' . li-if . 'ft eb 'I I 1 .., i me . --'xg i :Y ' elif L ALMQI .. if A 1 5 H t 6. 5. First row: B, Ager, Z. Bates, J. Beaudin I' . Q- 55 l I r ,,.- 3 I H' B. Bergeron, P. Berry, E. Blackwell, E A I ' Qi.-life ii A' ii I , , I. Cameron, D. Carpenter. Second row: E MH ' ' I J ' I ' Clyde, R. Coffey, P. Craigen, J. Dunden ffl A 'fli A TEV 'WV ' Al l T B. Eastham, B. Fleming, J, Foote, P. Goist. A ' ff , ' Third row: B. Green, P. Hall, J. Harvey, L. fi K' , 'Z ' 5 , Hobrock, C. Jeffery, V. Johnson, B. Jors Y 5-E ' 3 fx,-L - l 'Q I ' if iii ,,.I 4 ' gensen' J. Kaldal. Fourth row: M. Katica 1 il ' i Za- 5 .... 0 ' D. Kellet, D. Konick, B. Lee, C. Luther, D. P l P! 'i 1 H A' A tl P E 4 'llll M K' E M G' l V M Fffll I ' ' z 1 7, ' , My I I . ac ie, . c in ey, . orisey. i row ' f .. K - Qi I I. A. Parks, B. Regency v. Rich, J, Rupp, B ' ' J li it i l Shea' A Smith' Z Steuding' A Thompson , Q 2 A . 7 I f Sixth! row: V. Townsend, P. Tracy, N. Wey- 2 . - i if ' er, A. word, M. Wallstedt, J. wesrerlond, I . . . ,, . ,, I , I il v s W. r I J. wines, Miss Uhden. if-x ls of it ... L. L.. .Rin 4 IZI
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I20 Dolph, H. Forrest, E. Glassman, H row: H. Lager, E. McClintock, G. Mur phy, L. Nelson, J. Nordstrom, J. Row land. Third row: S. Thoren, C. Whit man, T. Wilson, Mr. Baker. fgavfia LTHOUGH few people realize it, there is a fully equipped amateur radio station at Queen Anne, W7BPY. The transmitter is in operation when- ever possible at Radio Club meetings, contacting other amateur radio stations throughout the Northwest. W7BPY is active on both radio-telegraph and radio-telephone. The Radio Club, affiliated with the American Radio Relay League, has had a long and romantic history, rising with radio from the days of the crystal set to the present day of high powered, modern radio communications, The Radio Club has kept abreast of radio science and is now being fed with new operators by the radio classes, recently introduced at Queen Anne. Leroy Nelson, an outstanding radio technician and an efficient radio operator, has been the Club's president for this successful school year. David Brown has been the vice-president, Claude Whitman, secretary, Boyce Eastham, Kuay representative. Everyone is invited to make use of the splendid equipment available and participate in this fascinating, educational hobby. L DAVID BROWN OT a corner has been missed by the shutter-bugs of Queen Anne. Arthur A. Shelton, able adviser of the Camera Club, gave instructions to shoot the works, and his orders were carried out. The year was started with an amateur photographic contest. The results of this contest may be found in the snap shot section. The grand prize was awarded to Kenneth Bronson for his pictorial, Elliott Bay. In the animal group Bob Ball won first prize with Shorty. Nor- man Lezin in the candid shots received first prize with Norman, In the portrait group Tom Hammond won first prize by presenting Dad. At one of the meetings an A.P. photographer from The Times spoke of his experiences. A field trip was also taken by some members to gather pictorial shots along the waterfront. The officers for the past year were as follows: president, Betty Rue Preston, vice-president, Fay Mcphail, secretary, Jay Baumgarten, Kuay representative, Teresa Beyer. - BETTY RUE PRESTON First row: T. Clark, J. Crandall, S. Griffith, L. Griffin, R. Hauser. Second ,fix 0144676 First row: B. Ball' J. Baumgarten' J. Bcn fam, ner, T. Beyer, P. Canon, P. Cox, P. Craig- row: J. Foote, A D. Hunnewell, B en, V. Davis. Second Glassman, J. Hanson, Hurley, N. Johnson, N. Kinyon, Q. Koenig Third row: D. Lamb, N. Lezin, M. Lewis, H. ' .. 1-v 'nf Lightle, L. Livingstone' B. McKee: F. Mc 1 ail, B. Mui. Fourth Patton D Peterson E Petrich E Phillips B Preston A Ricketts C Richardson Fifth row: B. Robertson' J. Robinson' B 4 . -J N ..,. . . Ph' 'f i' P- 2 Q Rotermund, A. Shanatelt, M. Smythe, W. Lf' f A ,4- . . f V, 3 f- 1 . . ,E ui- : r X... v YW X row: P. D xie, Stoddart, H, Willey, Mr. Shelton ii
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