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

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Marion Coulee -lf M' GVMSIY Effie' Hicks Harry B. Liden Margorct Mille: Leonard 0. iaoach I M. 5Pe 3 Hazel William' i W 'sm HAT good would a ship be if the owners were poor managers and let the business end of the work de- teriorate? We had no fear of this hap- pening on our voyage, for the Com- mercial department, with Leonard Raasch as head businessman, kept the division well regulated. Mr. J. M. Gressly, with his well- trained office workers, spent many hours turning out tests, units, and various papers for eighty-two other teachers. The retail selling classes, under the direction of Miss Marion Candee, gained practical experience by work- ing in different stores, thus getting a good start towards the distant shore of success. Rah l-lE job of decorating the ship this year fell to a competent group of students under the direction of Miss Clara Rush and Miss Sarah Sears. Besides making all the post- ers in the halls, the artists have formed an Art Guild where they pursue their calling in var- ious activities such as sketch- ing parties, club speakers, and extra classroom work which gave the club the reputation of one of the most active in school. I3

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v 16-I C911 5,1 A. 5. Burrow: Herbert Dqvig Belle Gleason W, Ggngvievq Gmmll Herbert Lewis Charles G. Parke IG- 1 Q U5 .K ,J 1, ll si 'gt' xi + C B Bmnl EEPING us well entertained along the voyage was the Music department under the direction of Raymond l-l. Ken- drick. This year, the a capella choir and senior glee clubs won new fame for themselves by singing in concerts and over the radio. A boys' quartet and a girls' triple nonette were formed by members of the choir and have since gained the recognition and appreciation of the whole school. The department also re- ceived new laurels with its presentation of the operetta, Naughty Marietta, this spring, I2 Maffzemafics O help us become skilled work- men so that our ships will move swiftly and smoothly through life, the Mathematics department has performed an important duty. Under the expert guidance of Charles Parke this department has proved its efficiency and capability for instruction. A new and popular class, math- analysis was introduced which has been very beneficial to those who have been in it. o S Music .vi V 'din , . ff Raymond H. Kendrick Helen M K I 9

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Mnvgnevife Cameni EIN-vw' L 'ww von c. A, 'rayiw e. A. um WING the finished t o u c h to ou r voyage is the Foreign Language department, headed by Raoul Brinck. Mrs. Eleanor lorns returned to school after a trip to South America with many interesting items for her Spanish classes, Miss Dorothy Mc- Quiston, C. A. Taylor and Miss Harriett Luccock instruct future scientists in the rudiments and finer points of the Latin language The French teachers are Miss Marguerite Camozzi, Mr, Brinck, and Miss Luccock Benno J Uhl has charge of the German classes, while Mrs lorns and Miss Luccock are the Spanish teachers MONG the most popular classes for boys as well as girls is cooking as taught by Miss Ruth M. Floyd and Miss Laura Brewitt. Many of the spring outfits seen on deck are products of the clothing classes which are in- structed by Miss Jessie Butler. To learn how to carry on in the future, the girls are thoroughly tutored in the art of home management and home relations by Miss Floyd. L1