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

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I Each student passes from class to class along the assembly line which gradually changes the raw material into a stream- lined finished product wing- ing its way over mountains and valleys.

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JACK HANSEN MARTY BURKLAND BILL CUMMINGS Vice-President President Secretary 5 ' Elma Jhbdafuf T was September 8, 1937. Steam tables in the lunchroom were once more heated up, the busses again pulled up to the curb before the school and discharged their passengers. Then Mr. Luther pushed the bell and thus began high school life for over five hundred freshmen. Miss Overland and Mr. Uhl, who were to be our counselor and adviser respectively, probably wondered just what kind of group they had fallen heir to this time. Now four school years later, nearly five hundred seniors are looking back at some of the finest days they have ever spent. Days filled with victories and defeats, congratulations and rebukes, studies, themes, problems and fun. Mr. Uhl and Miss Overland can remember many incidents about us. They remember our brilliant frosh start, the Bean party, and our soph- omore doings, the Hip! Hop! Hep!', and the Boys Auxiliary. They remember our first mixers as juniors and they saw our names appear in the Kuay more frequently. This Senior year they will probably remember most easily. We began it by electing a six-foot basketball player, Marty Burkland, as our class president. ,Track Hansen became the vice-presidentg Bill Cummings, the secretaryg Helene Lawson, the treasurerg and joye Olson the Kuay repre- sentative. These officers led the class during the first semester. DEAN JACOBS REBA BRACE NORMAN LEZIN Vice-President President Secretary