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

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Cin! Qi., 50 .a LARRY HUGO TOM JIMMIE LARRY NICOLICH ENGEL GOVE KALDAL FRY SPECIALLY striving to instill within the boy at Queen Anne the desire tor further and more varied ambitions, lor tiner things in the lite to follow graduation, the Boys' :lub fwith its leaders - under the direction ot Felix Moore, was attained its desired goal through the two vocational Zonterences, Father-Son Banquet, Boys' Club assembly, and the new Boys' Club room. - BOB SHEA Above: The younger and older generation meet. Right: The way to a man's heart . . . i BOYS' CLUB WORKERS-First row: H. Peterson, B. Van Druff, B. Shearer, l-l, Robinson, T, Gave, J. Koldal, B, Eardley, R. Sumstad, D. Jacobs, D. Jacobs. Second row: E, McDermott, B. Corcoran, H, Willits, B. Shea, B. Ager, B. Jorgensen, B, Barrett, B, Collins, l-l, Engel, Mr. Moore. Third row: W. Hudi, B, Fleming, J. Phillips, E. Shroeder, G, Murphy, L. Crutcher, B. Eastham, L. Nelson, L. Fry. 'BX 'N X.. 4 ,X MR. EELIX MOORE lf, II

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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

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Nl YZBZ Q I as 'Ti f' W ' A ' f 'Cf J Q . J e it A ll If . ! I , fl ., ... . r R 1 ii , ft' ' k 2- - ' f- ,- . ' f 1 A M fl Aj r L . . if . WINIFRED BETTY KAY JANE WERNECKE ROTERMUND FINN CRIDDLE MISS THELMA CH ISHOLM NDER the inspiring leadership ot Miss Chisholm the Girls' Club has tried to emphasize and practice that important line in the creed which reads Ready to do all possible service. This has been accomplished through Thanksgiving baskets, a vocational conference, a Mothere Daughter Banquet, faculty teas, tintoil drives, mixers, cozies, and assemblies. ,- -I 4.rr' 1 L1 ,,b?f all JANE CRIDDLE IIZ l Above: Cazies are in order. Left: No stag line he-re. GIRLS' CLUB CABINET-First Row: M. Doyle, M. V, Cauthorn, M. A. Katica, V. Rich, P. Hodgins, B. L. Roterrnund, J. Criddle, W. Wernecke, Miss Chisholm, M. J, McLaughlin, M. J. Moore, P. Ordway, D. Shearer, V. Harris, Second row: C. Gilmour, A. Parks, G. Lillie, M. A. Mueller, A. Bates, B, Palmer, T. Hull, L. Noonan, M. Brown, P, Hall, M. Shelton, L. Parker, R. Doyle, H, Madsen. Third row: D. Nicklen, D. A. Reed, G, Nigh, L. Hobrock, M. Speaker, K. Drake, R. Wilson, T. Beyer, D. Cook, J. Foote, N. Carlson, J. Strello, A. Jones, R. Brace, . Brace, S. Mattox. Fourth row: E. Hansen, D. Retzman, B. Stimrnel, E. McMorris, E. McGinley, . A. Slaughter, B. Grady, M. Christensen, A. Howell, D. Brittain, G. Rude, M. Shore, B, Frank, B B E. Goldberg, l. Hanson, M. Tupper. U V V U