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

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nglzii NDER the supervision of Frank H. Cass, head of the English department, English classes, as taught at Queen Anne, have become more than just lessons in classical literature, grammar and composition. A class in radio appreciation and script writing taught by Paul J. Eaton was started this year. Students got actual experience in radio work by put- ting on two fifteen-minute programs each semester. Miss Esther Uhden's advanced dramatics class helped on the radio pro- gram, as well as presenting four comedy matinees in April. A vocational Composition IV course for students not preparing for col- lege was also given. Kenneth Parmeter and Miss Nada Overland taught these classes. In charge of Queen Anne's library and cooperating closely with the English department is Miss Ethel Miller, librarian. Frank H. Cass lftlxel M. Millar lint:-suis' 'lqrvrxmw' D, lNJ.S1mlcl.zrd lim? Vw 'l'ilbm'g Nada Clverland Paul vl. lfzuorx Flurum-v Carlson Ethel a.Nf1m Pfam Willxfxnu razam B, Hide-s Father n. :mam mamma Winn cmzyn miami K,.,,,,.,q. pm,c,.,,. qilliqzmiffgy,

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Mmm N appreciation of good music was instilled in Queen Anneites by the vari- ous branches of the music department. Caroling in the halls at Christmas time, ap- pearing in assemblies and participating in radio per- formances were some of the duties of the members of the choir, orchestra and band. Eighteen girls make up the membership of the No- nette and Triple Trio, .Who meet twice a Week under the leadership of Miss Hel- en Kretsinger. . ii 0 ' Z AKING students commercially capable is the job of Leonard Raasch and the eight teachers under his leadership. Mastering the technique of the Keyboard and learning the differences between Shorthand symbols takes up many hours of conscientious work on the part of the students. Future oH'ice workers Work with calculators and H11 orders for teachers by mimeographing units, tests and numerous other papers. Members of the retail selling classes earn Christmas spend- ing money and receive valuable training by working in stores during the holiday season. - AQZQQMJV A wli.