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

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at Qt . ..,vy il First row: J. Connelly, T. Delius, H. . -1' Q ,,' - - I Pa Q i Engle, P. Hall, B. Hass, D. Lucei W. 1 J' if i - ' . m i' Q , A' r 'J ' .tx ' Madden, E, Pickerall. Second row: K. jf ' 'V .41 Ai H Prestrud, P. Way, J. Wilson, Miss . ' 45' Odell. 3 1 Q A 3 . s r .2 it .i it M 'i i CSA. HIS year's Grizzly Ski Club has had a grand season of good times under the sponsorship of the P.-T. A. and the advisership of Miss Margaret Odell. Many programs of interest were presented at the meetings throughout the season. The Ski team, consisting of Dick Luce, Ernie Pickeral, Walt Madden, Peter Way, Ken Prestrud, Jack Wilson, Bob Hass, and Hugo Engel, has upheld its splendid standard af victories by their many good performances. This year's Ski Queen was Pat Hall, while the King was Jerry Connelly. The officers were Hugo Engel, president, Bob Hass, vice-president, Walt Madden, treasurer, Ted Delius, secretary, and Peter Way, Kuay representative. A H UGO ENGEL ASTING about in an effort to interest Queen Anne students in the art of fishing, the i939 Rod and Reel Club was as active as a fish out of water. Movies, speakers, fishing trips, and a club bulletin helped make it one of the most prominent clubs in the school. While not all of the club's anglers pulled in whales, many fish were reeled in by able Queen Anne students. The fishing bulletin, published by the club, enlightened prospective fishermen as to what fish had been caught and as to what bait had been used. I Club o-fish-als were Phil Lynch, the Kingfish , Fred Mitchell, the Little Kingfish , Joyce Foote, as Sucertary , and Dick Marquardt, as Kuay Shiner . Also of great importance to the club was Bob Lubeck, who, as Editor of the Rod and Reel Club Bulletin, showed an active interest in the club's success. Mr. Campbell is the adviser of the club. - DICK MARQUARDT ' CBL gg wb Bv- f 'f M2005 an flex CIMA Judd, P. Lynch, D. Marquardt, Sinton, Mr. Campbell. Mitchell, H. Neuharth. Third row: Rotermund, G. Rude. Fourth row: First row: B. Antill, L. Bergman, V. Bergman, B. Curran, P. Dahl, K Finn, J. Foote, D. Goodnick. Second row: C. Grandy, F, Hahn, G. Jeffs, B. F. B. J.

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II First raw: D. Barker, J. Baumgarten, P. Beard, A. Beoudin, E. Beck, R. Beernink, B. Cummings, E. Dorgan. Second row: B. Fayer, J. Green, P. Hall, M. Harris, J. Hart, S. Hawton, B. Haglund, C. Howell. Third row: D. Jacobs, P, Jenner, l. Johns, A. Johnson, J. Johnson, L. Jones, M. Jones, J. Jorgenson, Fourth row: C. Kuhns, M. Lamp- ing, M. Larsen, V. Law, D. Osgood, D. Parrish, M. Platt, L. Pederson. Fifth row: L. Ringstrorn, B. Rose, D. Segale, C. Sudcr, M. Tupper, J. Westerland, R. Wilson, Miss 1.6.4. MCQui5f0f1. genvzl'ii,1 HROUGHOUT this year, as in past years, the Latin Club has tried to maintain its standard of excellence in educational entertainment. The initial meeting in September saw Phil Jenner and Eleanor Beck elected as consuls, Shirley Hawton as praetor, Roberta Wilson as curule aedile, Dorothy Segale as quaestor, and Marion Larsen as nuntiator. Two outstanding events marked this first term: a lecture by Lance Gowen of thepUniversity of Washington, and a skating party at Crystal rink under the sponsorship o the .-T. A. Elected for the second semester officers were Montgomery Johnson and Dorothy Segale, Consuls, Judith Hart, praetor, Shirley Hawton, curule aedile, Patricia Craigen, quaestor, and Mimi Hart, nuntiator. The able guidance and friendly co-operation of Miss Dorothy McQuiston, adviser, did much to make the year memorable in Latin Club annals. - ELEANOR BECK ll ESDAMES et messieurs, la seance est ouverte. This sentence has be- come familiar to the large number of French students who belong to Queen Anne's French Club, Le Cercle Francais was organized for all French students interested in hearing the spoken French and in improving their own pronunciation. This year we were honored to have as our speaker Monsieur Helmlinge, President of the French Alliance. ln addition to its regular activities, this spring the French Club combined forces with the German Club to sponsor a roller skating party. The officers for the fall semester were Dollie Carpenter, president, Betty Rotermund, vice-president, Emily Lugebil, secretary, and Grace Rude, Kuay representative. During the spring quarter, the offices of president, vice-president, secretary, and Kuay representative were filled by Belle Loraine Muir, May Gill, Pat l-lodgin, and Danna McMorris respectively. e DONNA McMORR I S qs 'CZVLCJLA 0lflfL6llfLlfL.4 First row: J. Amburn, B. Ball, A, Bates, D. Carpenter, D. Clarke, P. Cochrane, G. Crane doll, B, Cushing. Second row: S. Dolph, R, Doyle, C. Dye, H. Forrest, M, Gill, N. Gor- ing, D. Hanson, C. Jeffery. Third row: M. Johnson, H. Lawson, D. Lidgate, E. Luge- bil, G, Lugebil, M. McClure, M, McLeod, B. McKee. Fourth row: D. McMorris, B. Muir, M. Olson, L. Parker, R. Pembrooke, M, Pielemeier, K. Pomeroy, F. Prater. Fifth row: B. Preston, G. Rude, A. Shanafelt, M. Shelton, M. Tvete, P. Way, B. Wyckoff, Mr. Brinck.

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dfdllll- ew .4.40ci'rzl'i0n THE P.-T. A. dances this year have been carefully planned by a group ot high school students under the leadership of sev- eral P.-T. A. mothers. Those on the commit- tee were Pat Hall, Virginia Rich, Betty Rotermund, Pat Hodgin, Joyce Foote, Avis Parks, Jane Criddle, Bill Jorgenson, Sam Brace, Wally Oliver, Bob Bergeron, Hal Berge, Bob Baird, Lewis Crutcher, Bob Ross, and Tudie Hull. In the tall of '38 the P.-T. A. sponsored the September Varieties, which was di- rected by Jerry Appy. High lights of the show were Dorothy Short in the street scene, the all-girl orchestra, Jerry Ogle playing Clair de Lune tor Beverly East- ham's dance, the negro jitterbugs from Garfield, Laton Jaton with his mad schemes, Jacques Rupp alone, the inimitable Jimmie Kaldal, and June Harvey's songs. The second annual splash party arranged by the P.-T, A. was held in April at Crystal Pool. The slides and diving boards were kept busy with ambitious Queen-Anneites. The Queen Anne Club has been the scene of monthly promenades given by the P.-T. A. Entertainment during intermissions, tine music, and refreshments made these dances attain their popularity. EUGENIE HULL and BOB ROSS