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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1944 volume:

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They love you for you- America ! They want the right To speak and act as they wish- Without fear. They want to pick up the threads Of their lives As they left them- When they were boys. And we remember them well- Hurrying to class, and cramming for tests. Puzzling over an algebra problem Or Latin stems. Winning the game by a touchdown, And acting up on the stage. Dancing at mixers and drinking cokes, And finallyggraduationl With their black caps and gowns and diplomas- They were so proud! And then-the Prom- We keep remembering them As they were then. The light of their lives May have wavered- And died But their dreams And their hopes And their loves Will live forever- In the hearts of the free! -Dom MILLER. To these boys we dedicate this book E21 1 W ,,. ,.,,- .11 ,' ...rfgw Q- 'LA qv ' nf Q ,.,N .r 1 ,... M, .. . .,.- . . .. 1 ,. ...V 5 ..- -J ,f 5 M-' jg, - ..f ,'. ,.,-4 .M-:,, y, ..' .-1 . .- ,ww V! 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Rationing of gasoline fand shoesj, lack of manpower, shortages of films, fiashbulbs, rubber cement, and paper all contribute to the trials of an annual staff. By exaggerating these inconveniences and adding a note of levity we felt reduced to the simple life of those interesting mountain people, the Hillbillies. If we have for a moment given a bit of relaxation in this time of strife and worry, our annual will be worth the time and effort put forth. THE STAFF. I 9 J gif' -, v E A Z U II hi' 5 X nf' Qi 9 'K U EWG , Faculty Q. ,fr ,,'I'r -'+Q- if-pf , Ill swf! - -L L ig '. X nf? X. , X W KSA 1 X X K 'Liu-.--' X X ' ' 1 K l 51:70. X , qi... 5 n ., I ?ii.- F Y as ff ' 71.2. '7 I g ..,,. M - -Q.-- ,, , m. ' A f Q, YI 'S ffl la' Q .Lk ' -1327 5 N I 21:-1- 21' g 63 ' ,gr if ? 5 ,.,- 1 iii' 'F ilk' x, f Q, S J if 3 , ,Z - A , I Kr 'fha r, K L Z I 101 f f 11 'B' 1-X lowpvx 12 The Annual Staff has Iittingly dedicated this book to our Gold Star Boys. This is good as far as it goes, but it can go much farther if each student dedicates himself. Could these Gold Star Boys speak to us again, how much they could tell us! Perhaps they would urge you to carry on, to seek and keep robust health and stamina. With these you can fight your way thru this war and the days of uncertainty to follow. They would have you make the most of your school oppor- tunity. This war ofmechanized move- ment is a smart man's war, and the world beyond the war will be a smart man's world. Physical stamina and intelligence will count. These boys, too, would be human enough to want you to have the joyousness that belongs to youth, as much of it as war permits. No later restitution can compensate youth denied this joyousness. And so with vigor, trained minds, and joy in our American way of life they would urge you to carry on and serveefneyes, even unto death if need be. O. L. LUTHER, Principal. Only when years are sped do we realize how carefree and quickly spent are high school days. Already, these pages remind us with a pang of many who have gone to face the duties and risks of war-some not to return. Only when years are sped do we realize the full comforts of faith, and deeds, and memories. GEORGE S. FARMER, Vice-Principal. l13l DAVIS MAIQGUERHE DE LANEY MAUDE DRAKE A, F. BASSIORD RAOUL RMNCK DAVID BURKE!-L MR. HOVERSON F A jESSlE BUTLER MARION CANDEE FRANK CASS JOHN CHERBERG K YTHELMA CHISHOLM KATHLEEN COWAN Jzxlildi fy' .W . . ,M .,,. ,.. Z D. HQHOVV1' RUTH FLOYD CHARLES FOSTER GLEASON W, GENEVDEVE GORRELL C-AL nn 4 pl .... . :, wi 25 I 1.- 9 I1 I-'vw MISS MILES MR. LEAKE swan Mmm FELIX MOORE ,IESSIE MOORE ETHEL NELSON NADA OVERLAND I HARLES PARKE KENNETH PARMETER LEONARD RAASCH JESSIE RUPLE SARAH SEARS I ' -: H115 JPG 17 k A 'ers . X N., 'N ' fb. lwtolfonv .ff Z :S seen K+ '4 , wfmim., MR. MOORE LEAVING US Terminating their careers at ueen Anne this year are M1ss Bertha Winn and Kenneth Campbell. They have been a constant source of 1nsp1rat1on to us and we hate to see them go. But we will remember them for their patience and sincere interest as well as the extra time which they gave so generously Miss Winn came here in 1938 from West Seattle where she was class counselor, teacher's welfare head, and helped with the school paper. Here at Queen Anne she taught English. After her retire- ment Miss Winn expects to go into some kind of work where she can help returning soldiers End themselves again. Mr. Campbell taught us skillfully for eighteen years, and gave us a part of his wholesome person- ality and philosophy. He taught biology and pre-flight. Through his work as class advisor, for many years, he became a sincere friend of the students. The Rod 'n' Reel Club, of which he was advisor, felt his influence and he succeeded in interesting many students in the sport which he loved. Due to eye trouble he has left Queen Anne. He is now pursuing one of his favorite hobbies, farming. We wish him luck in his new endeavor. 181 Zn imlzmnriam l areu'ell, dear voyuger -'twill not be long, Your work is done -now peace rest with tlzeeg Your kindly thoughts and cleerls ftlzev will lille on, This is not lll'Ulll ,tis immortality.-f .-Inon. With the passing of Raoul Brink., Queen Anne has lost a great man and a true friend. For a quarter of a century his genial personality and elfective methods of teaching have made his foreign language courses exceedingly popular. llis friendliness. his sense of humor, and his genuine interest in others endeared him to the hearts of all who knew him. llis Sunny outlook on life, his cheerful Smile, and his clever little jokes lent an informal and congenial air to his classes. Although he has left us, we will never forget the kindness and sincerity of this man, whose memory will never fade from our hearts. None knew thee but to love thee, Nor :mined thee but to praise. fFitz-Greene Halleck. PAT TOW1'NSEND, BERTHA STASTNY. fZ?fj,f ' X . Q lass ,C 1, 8'.ktlL K? 'SL' 1 3 QP' SE? :-if iii' Z- '- ix Y in ! ' X X 1.:a! ,4 fiQ EE' 00 '- M -Z5 'vox 5, -, , S iq ,- X E -F ' , A ro 1 .jk ...I x I 2:-:S 2, X - VIL- X.,- 6 XS' X--JK-f J: , - vA- - -4 XXX .! A ' gg? gf Mn- M' ' 5-J -ig L -' ,f Xblw il X ' X 4 I 7 'x X X X , 41 A ae -1 if f -1 .AQ 5 :fl- . '-l?f 1 9 ig' J X u x 13 Tl X Q 5, 37 Q 'hh 2 1 ,Y- 5 f n,,':,.WE , I ,-ufll, fmvix L - . :Us '-C-.,-,Qty X H. V V 4 . . mf' vfag.. ff-L :W X 3 '44 elf' Gif , s :FE :--.g bm? 'EE-Z, Az:-fgg. ,'!g---7.-H '- , ,I X N.:-'L'-L , J:-Qi: If gf .EZ - ,L+ if- fei+M f 'gf :' LL ,.QTf'f M-QSAP :lg I .i +' li , -..,f-Qlliifiii X J vfxff-yx fr f Q 1, , X -'A-',,,k , -A -A t ' R 23? -E J ' v ,Z -lx Zfx 'xX f-2-' f--' ' , N-x YL.-' - , Q x K E ,.., -13, X: f S- 4 g ,: -,Z XS. -, .-2 XM --..f.Jx.-f M 2 ' -f V, ,- Y--'ff S ...ff - --1 UL MARLYN JONES, Kuay Representative, JERRY BUTLER, Treasurer, DICK SHYVERS, Vice-President, DON MAGOWAN, President, ALLAN TAYLOR, Secretary, enior Glass History As classes before us and classes in the future will do, We look back and realize that our days at Queen Anne High School were some of the most enjoyable we've ever spent. When we entered as freshmen, We looked forward to the day when we could say we were seniors. Now that that day is here, no doubt many of us wish that we were underclassmeli again. During three of our four years, the war has limited our activities, but in spite of the War the senior class of 1944 has made an admirable record for itself. Many of our classmates have gone into the service, some never to come back. We are proud of them, we will remember them, and we will do our level best to see that the young men and women of the class of 1964 will never graduate into a world at war, but into a World of peace. We will do our utmost to make that peace last for all time.-TAD MANNING. L22l GERI MARTY, Secretary, SHIRLEY DANNER, Kuay Representative, HARRY BACKMAN, Vice-President, PAUL STOMS,Treasurer, DON MAGOWAN, President. WM.. . ,A H M, wp, TEN HIGHEST STUDENTS COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS Marilyn Wilson, Jim Jewell, Marcheta Setzer, Rhoda Raasch, absent. ,Y---A, gf, , Allan Taylor, Bertha Rose Sfastny, Bob Jeffery, Elizabeth Gellert, Hendrix lfgllllb . Glassman, Elinore Swartz, Jack Opperman, Marilyn Wilson, Marcheta , ,' 4 Setzer. Rhoda Raasch, absent. X - if-5 , , ll Wk 2 'T W Tx it fr xq- 'fi it ' 5. 231 ' ' ' 4 M-'Im--1 L enior Class of 1944 Ann M. Anderson Helen I. Anderson Jack Angeles Bob Arnett Jill Arnold Mary Lou Auld Harry Backman Ellie Barnes Analouise Barrett Marguerite Barrett Patsy Barrett Billie Louise Bates John Abercrombie Jean Allyn JOHN ABERCROMBIE-Sl. Anne's Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Business Staff, live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition- To make more trips to Hoods Canal. JEAN ALLYN-Magnolia-Operetta, Kapers, Camera Club, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Art Guild, Live Wire, Honor Society, Choir, Glee Club, Charm Club, Ambition-To be a Schiaparelli the ll and own a sailing dinghy. ANN MARIE ANDERSON-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Camera Club, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Ski Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Business Staff, Girls' Club Cabinet, PTA Dance Committee, Prom Committee. HELEN IRENE ANDERSON-West Queen Anne--Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Business Manager Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Glee Club, Ambition-To fulfill all my ambi- tions. JACK ANGELES-Boys' Club. BOB ARNET1'-Magnolia-Boys' Golf, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Business Staff, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y. JILL ARNOLD-New York City-Kuay Staff, Girls' Club Committees. MARY LOU AULD-John Hay-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To be the Plumber in the Old Maids' home and keep things running. A HARRY BACKMAN-Naknek, Alaska-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Q. A. Hi-Y Officer, Ambition-To play football for some University. ELLIE BARNES-James Madison Jr. High-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To be the dressmaker in the Old Maids' Home. ANALOUISE BARRETT-Holy Names-Kapers, Players' Guild, Live Wire, Ambition-To get ahead in whatever I do. MARGUERITE BARRETT-Providence Academy-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Senior Advisory Committee, Girls' Club Officer, Ambition-To be a wishbane . PATSY BARRETT-Seward-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff Editor, Stage Force, Quill and Scroll Officer, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Officer, Ambition-To build my life around Kipling's lF . BILLIE LOUISE BATES-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Atten- dance Office, Girls Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-Repairman-To keep everything patched up around the Old Maids' home. l24l Gloria Belcinich Karl Bell Bob I. Bennett Gudmund Berge Alice Bergstrom Eileen Berry Ruby Rae Bisson Mary Jane Boyd Bill Brauer GLORIA BELANICH-St. Anne's-Camera Club, Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Office, Ambition-To travel, and have a happy and successful life. KARL BELL-West Queen Anne-Boys' Tennis, Stamp Clerk, Latin Club Officer, Honor Society, Boys' Student Council, Grizzly Hi-Y Officer, Jr. Hi-Y, Ambition-To be a good lawyer. BOB I. BENNETT-Missoula High-Boys' Track, Kapers, Cam- era Club, Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Q. A. Hi-Y, Boys' Club Officer, School Council, Inter- High Officer, Ambition-To spend the rest of my life in a little grass shack in Central America. GUDMUND BERGE-Magnolia-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff Sport Editor, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To have two heads and be twice as good-looking as the rest of the fellas. ALICE BERGSTROM-Girls' Club. Marguerite and Norma Betty Bryant Dick Buchanan Jerry Buchanan EILEEN BERRY-Franz H. Coe-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To have everyone like the annual. RUBY RAE BISSON-Lewiston High School, ldaho-Girls' Club, Ambition-To see foreign service as a nurse either during the war or afterwards. MARY JANE BOYD-Warren Avenue-Roller Club, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Ambition-Secretary. BILL BRAUER-John Hay-Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ambi- tion-Chemical Engineer. BETTY BRYANT-Frantz H. Coe-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To marry a hand- some young Admiral in the Navy and travel all over the world. DICK BUCHANAN-John Hay School-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Golf, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Jr. Hi-Y, Intramurals, Ambition--Naval V-I2 and Civil Engineer. JERRY BUCHANAN-West Queen Anne-Noon Movie, Ambi- tion-To go into the grocery business with my boss. l l Z , L,- Q14 'I-'HY' . enior Class of IQ44 NITA BURGESS-Wapato Senior High-Spanish Club, Ambition-To become a Lieutenant in the Army Nurses Corps so that all the enlisted men will have to salute me. RAY BURHEN-John Hay-Intramural Boys' Baseball and Basketball, Kapers, Spanish Club, Ambition-Electrical engineer. CHUCK BURKLAND-Magnolia-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Grizzly Hi-y, Sr. Prom Committee, Ambition-To live long enough to see Roosevelt ousted from office. PAT BURNS-Girls' Club. ROGER BUSH-Boys' Club. JERRY BUTLER-St. Anne's-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Live Wire, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Grizzly Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Ambition-To land on the Inn in a P-38 . MABEI. CARR-Roosevelt-Bank Clerk, Ambition-To be a Navy nurse. .IEAN CARR-Tacoma-Girls' Sports, Attendance Office, Annual Staff, Girls Q Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To fly with W. A. P. S. FLORENCE CARDWELL-North Queen Anne--Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, French Club, Live Wire, Honor Society. JOAN Cl'lAPPEl.I.-Lawton-Kapers, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Jr. Sr. Glee Club, Ambition-To take a Chance at singing, while waiting till my Johnny comes marching home. l Nita Burgess Ray Burhen Chuck Burkland Pat Burns X Roger Bush Jerry Butler L Mabel Carr Jean Carr DESMOND CHAROUHAS-F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Boys' Base- ball, Boys Q Club, Grizzly Hi-Y. HARRY CHILDS--Boys' Club. NANCY CHISHOLM-Lawton-Roller Club, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Live Wire, Ambition-To see the clay when Mr. Hughes is in a really good mood. ALBERT CIROLINI--St. Anne's-Bank Clerk, Forestry Club, Live Wire. GORDON CHRISTIAN-F. H. Coe-Kapers, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Forestry Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Ambition-To goto South America as a hobo. EMMY CLARK-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Book Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Officer of Frosh Auxiliary, Ambition-Dishwasher, keeping things clean around our Old Maids' home. JACK R. CLARK-Lawton-Boys' Football, French Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To pass physics. Wm- K .W Y Florence Cardwell Joan Chappell D. Charouhas Harry Childs Nancy Chisholm Albert Cirolini Gordon Christian Emmy Clark Jack R. Clark l26l Lhuliim Mu?-5 V ,I '-.di 'Lv .T 11 l lf ll I' ,Ll U- 'l l l l DARCY CLAWSON-Magnolia-Boys' Basketball, Stamp Clerk, Ski Club, Forestry Club, Spanish Club, Radio Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, live Wire, Ambition-To see the world at Uncle Sam's expense. EUGENE COE-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Boys' Foot- Track, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Club, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, A. Dance Committee, Prom Com- Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y Officer, ball, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ski Live Wire, Chairman of P. T. mittee, Boys' Club Officer, Jr. Ambition-To be a Gangbuster in Paradise. LOIS COLE-Girls' Club. MARGARET COMPTON-Girls' Club. EDITY CONNELLY-Girls' Club. PEGGY CONNELLY-Girls' Club. JACK CORBETT-Boys' Club. DAN COUGHLIN-Kent Jr. High, Kent, Washington-Boys' Basketball Manager, Camera Club, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Business Staff, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To be able to tell my grand- children that I have been everywhere and seen everything .... DOROTHY COWAN-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, At- tendance Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Live Wire, Girls' Club Office, Worker, Ambition-Vacation at Treasure lsland. Joan .IANICE CRAIGEN-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Live Wire, Ambition-Postman, to deliver the mail to our Old Maids' home. I.ILA JEAN CRAYCRAFT-Portland, Oregon-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To always be a V. V. PAT CUNNINGHAM-F.H. Coe-Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Live Wire, Business Staff, Ambition- To always be as happy as l am now. FRANK CURRAN-West Queen Anne-Boys' Tennis, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To be a fireman in their Old Maids' home in order to keep things cool. EDNA CURRIER-Darrington High-Girls Q Club, Girls' Sports, Ambition-To travel around the world after the war. Darcy Clawson Eugene Coe Lois Cole Margaret Compton Edith Connelly Peggy Connelly .lack Corbett Dan Coughlin Dorothy Cowan Janice Cralgen Lila .lean Craycraft Pat Cunningham Frank Curran Edna Currler 27 l Joyce Cutter Wally Dash Hugh Degler Pat Dennis Ray Dowd Peggy Dudek Jean Edwards Shirley Danner Gwen Davis Winette DeLaye Don Douglas Edward Duclos 'eniur Class of 1944 JOYCE CUTTER-Magnolia-Operetta, Cam- era Club, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Art Guild, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition- To own my own sailboat and to do something in aeronautics. Tad SHIRLEY DANNEll-Olympia- Class Officer, Kupers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-Mortician, to take care of the stiffs in our Old Maids' home. WALLY DASH-Magnolia-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Stamp Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To live the life I'd love to live. GWEN DAVIS-Franklin-Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To enioy life and to help others enioy it. HUGH DEGLER-Boys' Club. WINETTE DELAYE-Garfield High-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Choir, Tri-guard, Ambition-To go to South America, and help promote the Good Neighbor Policy. PAT nsnms-Girls' Club. ooN ooueus-Boys' Club. an nown-Boys' club. :nwmm nucLos-Boys' Club. PEGGY DUDEK-Lawton-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, German Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Glee Club, Ambition-To learn how to ski. PEGGY DUNNAVAN-Washburn High School-Spanish Club, Art Guild, Quill and Scroll. Ambition-Nursing or Advertising. JEAN EDWARDS-Franklin High--Girls' Sports, Kapers, Sr. Glee Club, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Latin Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To become a dietitian. BETTY ELDEN-F. H. Coe-Kapers, Operetta, Sr. Glee, Ambition-Jeweler. Peggy Dunnavan I I Betty Elden RENEE ENGELSKJEN--John Hay-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Book Club, French Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Ambition-To vote the Republican ticket. l MICKEY ENSMINGER-Girls Club. CAROLYN EVERETT-Warren Avenue-Kapers, Camera Club, Debate Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Book Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Stage Force, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Jr. Sr. Glee Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Ambition-To always be happy enough to smile. JOHN FENDALL-F. H. Coe-Live Wire, Boys' Club, Ambition-To be a good citizen. .IACK FERLUGA-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Kapers, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To be an accordianist in Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. JACK FEYK-Magnolia-Spanish Club, Honor Society, Engineer's Club, Ambition-Chemical Engineer. ESTHER FINE-Trinidad, Colo.-Kapers, Debate Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Am- bition-To win grades and influence teachers. DOT FLAKSTAD-Magnolia-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, German Club, Kuay Staff, Art Guild, Live Wire, Girls' Glee, Ambi- tion-To be a salesgirl at a discontinued counter for a non-existent store. Renee Engelskien Mickey Ensminger Carolyn Everett John Fendall Jack Forluga Jack Feyk V JEANNETTE FI.lN'l'-Girls' Club. DALE FORDUS-Magnolia-Class Officer, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Frosh Auxil- iary Officer, Ambition-To go to South America. MARILYN FOREHAND-Girls' Club. DOROTHY FRANK-North Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Ambition-Travel from Alaska to Texas with N. Warner and be a fashion illustrator. STANLEY GALLUP-F. H. Coe-Boys' Club, Ambition-To find out where Hoverson gets his marcels. HENDRIX GLASSMAN-West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Safety Patrol, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition-Architectural En- gineering. CHERRY GRAAF-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-Grow two inches and live in a three room apartment with Betty. Esther Fine Dot Flakstad Jeannette Flint Dale Forbus Marilyn Forehand Dorothy Frank Stanley Gallup Hendrix Glassman Cherry Graaf l enior Class of 1944 C J free. 250. Barbara A. Graben Gloria Grant Virginia Gray Joe Green Laura Green Beulah Greenway Dale Gregory Perry Grove ALICE HANNAFIN-F. H. Coe-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society, Sr. Glee Club, Ambition-To have a world of friends. I'IARRIE1 I' IIANLEN-Candes Nelson-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Jr. Glee, Librarians Assistant, Ambition-To pierce my cloud of ambition. BOB HANSCOM-Boys' Club. CAROL HANSEN-Girls' Club. DORIS HANSEN-Girls' Club. GORDON IIANSEN-F. H. Coe-Q. A. Hi-Y Officer, Officer of All City Hi-Y Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Ambition-Very little, none on Sunday. EVELYN HARTJE--Garfield-Girls' Club, Ambition--To be an Air- line Stewardess. SHERYL HAYS-LaCumbre Jr. High-Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To become a pilot and later find a co-pilot for life. BARBARA ANNE GRABEN-Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To always be a V. V. GLORIA GRANT-Franklin High-Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Business Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-Same as Pat's. VIRGINIA GRAY-Magnolia-Stamp Clerk, Live Wire, Ambition- To live with Barbara. 19 t sums x xx P Q r I if I X X l B. ni , - I gi X JOE GREEN-John Hay-Live Wire, Ambition-To see the world, LAURA GREEN-Girls' Club. BEULAH GREENVIAY--Colorado-Kapers, Office Force, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Live Wire, Ambition-To always be a V. V. DALE GREGORY-Chippewa Falls High School-Boys' Club, Ambi- tion-Aeronautical Engineering. PERRY GROVE-Lincoln High School-Boys' Club, Ambition-Bowl LUI IIALI.-St. Anne's-Class Officer, Camera Club, Bank Clerk, Ski Club, Live Wire, Ski Team, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition-To ski at St. Moritz, to sail to Papeete, and to make merry all my life. 30 Lui Hall Alice Hannafin Harriett Hanlen Bob Hanscom Carol Hanson Doris Hansen Gordon Hansen Evelyn Hartle Sheryl Hays ywi Suzanne Haroldson Eleanore Hartvedt Dorothy Hatton Barbara Heflin Gerry Heiser Alvin Henrikson MariorieHenderson Barbara Heniken Steacy Hicks Elsie Hill May Hokanson June Hokanson Betty Holloman Pat Horne Trava House Lee Hoyt Enid Hulbert La Veta Hurst l3ll SUZANNE HAROLDSON-F. H. Coe-Spanish Club, Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-Cosmetic representative. ELEANORE HARTVEDT-Lowell-Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, At- tendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To get a iob on a big ship, that goes to foreign countries. DOROTHY HATTON-Girls' Club. BARBARA HEFLIN-Holy Names Academy-Kapers, Camera Club, Rod 'N' Reel, Roller Club, Kuay Clerk, Girls Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls Club Cabinet, Ambition- Gardener, Keeping the weeds out of our Old Maid's home. GERRY HEISER-Magnolia-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Ambition-To be as successful in life as my mother has been. ALVIN HENRIKSON-Lincoln-Live Wire, Ambition-To be the future buyer of Frederick and Nelson's. MARJORIE HENDERSON-Portland, Ore.-Kapers, Operetta, Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-To ski at Sun Valley after the war. BARBARA HENIKEN-Magnolia-Attendance Office, Ambition- To live with Jinny. STEACY HICKS-Lake Forest High, Illinois-Live Wire, Ambition- Astronomer. ELSIE HILL-Lawton-Girls' Club Committees, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To travel back East and get acquainted with all my relatives. BARBARA MAY HOKANSON-John Hay School-Stamp Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Jr. Sr. Glee Club. PATRICIA JUNE HOKANSON-John Hay School-Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Jr. Sr. Glee Club, BETTY HOLLOMAN-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Senior Play. Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Players Guild, Girls' Q Club, Honor Society, Kapers Director, Masque and Gavel, Ambition-To discover an original ambition that has very little work. PAT HORNE-John Hay-Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To own a cream colored convertible with red leather seats and travel all over the U. S. with all the gang. TRAVA HOUSE-Magnolia-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, French Club, Ambition-To have my fella' come home after the war. LEE HOYT-Boys' Club. ENID HULBERT-F. H. Coe-Girls' Sports, Roller Club, Bank Clerk, French Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Q Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To travel and take pictures after the war. LA VETA HURST-Girls' Club. Tom, Betty and Ellen enior Class of 1944 KATHERINE LEE HUTCHINSON-F. H. Coe-Kapers, Camera Club, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Book Club, French Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Girls Club Cabinet, Ambition-To become a successful writer and meet Frankie . DAVID HYDE-West Queen Anne-Camera Club, Rod 'N' Reel, Ski Club, Book Club, Chess Club, Latin Club, Live Wire, Navigation Club, Ambition-Not very much at any one time. EUDORA ISBELL-F. H. Coe-Operetta, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Nonette, Ambition-To live the life of Riley. JANET JACKSON--Holy Names Academy, Spokane-Kapers, French Club, Stage Force, Art Guild, Ambition-To paint or draw for Walt Disney. BETTY JANE JACOBS-Seward--Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-Interior Decorator. ROBERT JEFFERY-Magnolia-Boys' Tennis, Boys' Golf, Operetta, Kapers, Camera Club Officer, Rod 'N' Reel Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Business Staff, Live Wire, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y Officer, Boys' Sr. Glee, Boys' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To find the lost chord . PAT JEPHCOTT-Magnolia-Kapers, Senior Play, French Club, Kuay Staff, Players Guild, Live Wire, Honor Society, War Commission Players, Masque and Gavel, Ambition-To find my ambition. JIMMIE JEWELL-Everett High School-Boys' Track, Kapers, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To lead a useless and indolent life. BETTIE JOHNSON-Magnolia-Kapers, Camera Club, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To run into Humph- rey Bogart at Casablanca. BETTY M. JOHNSON-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Ambition--To live in a three room apartment with Cherry. JOAN JOHNSON-Girls' Club. JUANITA JOHNSON-Stewart Jr. High, Tacoma-Kapers, Camera Club, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Girls Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To some day own a modernistic rambling home, an airplane, and four dogs. ROBERT JOHNSON-Magnolia-Boys' Baseball, Roller Club, Kuay Clerk, Ambition-To be like Einstein, Professor Albert, not Frank. BEV JOHNSON-San Jose, California-Class Officer, Roller Club Officer, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, French Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition--Calendar: to remind the Old Maids of all their big dates. RONALD JOHNSON-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To ioin the Navy in some specialized service like radio. F Bev Johnson Kay Hutchinson David Hyde mv, Eudora Isbell Janet Jackson , 'Si 7 Betty Jane Jacobs Robert Jeffery X A i ' , Pat Jephcott Jimmie Jewell ff? as A , Bettie Johnson Betty Nl. Johnson 12 5 - -'Wk' X .Ioan Johnson .luanlta Johnson ff ., 9-'1 l'W l Robert Johnson Ronald Johnson Gordie LORRAINE JOLK-Magnolia-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Glee Club, Ambition-To remember instead of forget. CAROL A. JONES-Girls' Sports, Kapers, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Ambition- To be a secretary and assistant to psychiatrist or chemist. MARLYN JONES-Warren Avenue-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Tennis, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y Officer, Ambition-Air corps. REVA JONES-John Hay School-Class Officer, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To have natural curly hair, so I can throw away my pre-war curlers. TOM JURICII-John Hay-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Intramural Basketball, Ambition-To be some kind of engineer and to own a ieep after the war. BOB KALDAL-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Senior Play, Debate Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Players Guild, Live Wire, Honor Society, Boys' Club, Q. A. Hi-Y Officer, Ambition-To buy a ieep and be a ieepsy. VER NA KAUFMA N-Girls' Club. PHYLLIS KATZENSTEIN-Lewis 81 Clark High School, Spokane-Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Debate Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls Club Committees, French Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To be a successful dress designer. GRIFFETH KING-John Hay-Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Ambition -Ski for a living at St. Moritz. TOM KIRKMAN-Lincoln-Camera Club, Quill and Scroll, Annual Staff, Ambition-To corner the market on loud plaid sox. SHIRLEY KNUTSON-Central High, N. D.-Bank Clerk, Ambition-Nurse and traveling. JEAN KUIIN--John Hay-Girls' Sports, Camera Club, Charm Club, Stamp Clerk, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To go to the U. of W. and take Home Economics. JIMMY KUHNHAUSEN-Magnolia-Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To do something in the World of Spanish. ANNA MAE LARSEN-F. H. Coe-Camera Club, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To have many friends. VIRGINIA LARSEN-West Queen Anne-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To be a good musician and have lots of friends. BETTY LARSON-R. A. Long High, Longview, Wash.-Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Players' Guild, War Commission, Honor Society, Ambition-To always be a V. V. and to travel around the world. PHYLLIS LEAF-North Queen Anne-Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Ambition-To live to be IOO. Lorraine Jolk Carol A. Jones M 'IYn Jones Reva Jones Griffeth King Tam Kirkman Shirley Knutson Tom Jurlch Bob Kaldal Jean Kuhn Jimmy Kuhnhausen Anna Mae Larsen Varna Kaufman Phyllis Katxensloin Vlrglnla Larson Betty Larson Phyllis Leaf enior Class of 1944 Margaret Lee Suzanne Levisee Richard Lindberg Delores Lockary Philo Wilfred Lund Ragnar Lysene Fred MacKenzie Don Magowan Bill Mahood Gloria Mahood Ethelann Malin Tad Manning MARGARET LEE-John Hay-Kapers, Girls' Sports, Girls' Club Cabinet, Stamp Clerk, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To bowl a hundred iust once! SUIANNE LEVISEE-John Hay--Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To ioin the navy ias a nursel. RICHARD LINDBERG-West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Rod 'N' Reel, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Safety Patrol Captain, Ski Club, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To travel the world and see the seven wonders of the world. P. S. Retire at the age of 30. Louie and Geri l 34 DELORE5 LOCKARY-Girls' Club. PIIILO WILFRED LUND-F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Oper- etta, Kapers, Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To continue to go by Bill. RAGNAR LYSENE-Central-Boys' Football, Camera Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To be with Don in the Army Air Corps. FRED MACKENZIE-Boys' Club. DON MAGOWAN-Gordon, Nebraska--Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, P. T. A., Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition-Aviation. BILL MAIIOOD-Boys' Club. GLORIA MAIIOOD-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Ambition-To always know Lois, and to discover a singer that can make Frankie swoon. ETIIELANN MALIN-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Ambi- tion-Make friends and influence people. TAD MANNING-St. Anne's-Senior Play, Class Officer, Rod 'N' Reel, Spanish Club, Players' Guild, Live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y Officer, Ambition-To become a psychologist so as to better understand my teachers. l Q L as L Ag' 'll Q ,ll nl V till 'im Q ' ' 1 I ' . fi n 5 I Ill QE 5--1 -I J' oz it '-Z Wa . 'g.. Ill 55 rl se gfa 22 O :S Is IJ T. ni Q .. F' U1 - D 3 'U Q 0 . jr W Q 3 T CHA 'W11 ANNETTE MARSHALL-Magnolia-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committee, French Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To be a spring to keep things bouncing in the Old Maid's home. JEAN MARTIN-Magnolia--Kapers, Senior Play, Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Book Club, Spanish Club, Players' Guild, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To always be bud- dies with all of the Old Maids. GERI MARTY-Magnolia-Class Officer, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, German Club Officer, Stage Force, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society Officer, Sr. Picnic Committee, Ambition-To sing the lead in Pagliacci. MARGARET McAVOY-Girls' Club. PAT McDERMOTT-Lawton-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Business Staff, Live Wire, Ambition-To graduate from college. REGIS MARK MQDERMOTT-Boys' Football, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Boys' Sr. Glee, Intramural Sports, Ambition-To be a good Officer. DICK McGHEE-Boys' Club. Goody, Vlc, Bobby K. and Bob B. RON McKINSTRY-Alexander Hamilton Jr. High-Boys' Bas- ketball, Boys' Tennis, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Jr. Hi-Y, Grizzly Hi-Y, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Council, Com- munity War Chest Drive, Ambition-To play lB holes of golf in something less than l 20 . CLAUDE MCVEY-Weed High School, Weed, Calif.-Latin Club, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Prom Committee, P. T. A., Dance Committee, Ambition-To be more active in my next four years of high school. BERNITA McWAIN-Garfield High School-French Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To be a really superb fashion designer. DORI MILLER-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To run up the down escalators. ESTHER MILLER-Highline High-Bank Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To travel-be a good cook. NORMA JEAN MILLO-Langley High School-Girls' Club. Y ,i .- , , ,, 7. , U... ,..1 ,,,- .....-.. Edith Mansfield Annette Marshall Jean Martin Geri Marty Margaret M:Avoy Pat McDermott Regis M. McDermott Dick M Gh R ' ' ' ' ' c ee on McKlnstry Claude McVey Bernlta McWaln Dori Muller Esther Miller Norma Jean Millo l35l Lawrence Minard Norman Moehring M. Montgomery .lean Moremen Fred Morgan Ellen Myers Barbara Neill Cherie Norman Vivian Monsey Betty Montrey Barbara Morgan Doreen Murray Norma Nashem Dorothy Nelson Senior Class of 1944 LAWRENCE MINARD-Boys' Club. NORMAN MOEHRING-John Hay-Boys' Foot- ball, Kapers, Radio Club, Boys' Q Club, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition--To fly a B-29 with my brother. VIVIAN MONSEY-Magnolia-Kapers, French Club, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabi- net, Honor Society, Sr. Prom Committee, Ambi- tion-To be one of the Wishbones. mnnonv montcominv-Girls' Club. W BETTY MONTREY-Girls' Club. sY JEAN MOREMEN-Seward-Class Office, Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Girls' Club Officer, Ambition-To always be one ofthe Wishbones. BARBARA MORGAN-Franklin High-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, French Club, Honor Society-Ambition-To keep being one of the Wishbones. FRED MORGAN-Boys' Club. DOREEN MURRY-Quilcene High-Girls' Club Committees, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Ambition-Office worker. ELLEN MYERS-Seward-Operetta, Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Annual Staff Editor, Girls' Club Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Ambition-To go to college for a year in South America. NORMA NASHEM-John Hay-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Officer, Ambition-Medicine. BARBARA NEILL-Northside Jr. High, Reno, Nevada-Girls' Sports, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Sr. Prom Committee, Ambition-To run down an up escalator. DOROTHY NELSON-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-To visit Barbara in Missouri and go to New York with Pat. CHERIE NORMAN-North Queen Anne-Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabi- net, Ambition-To learn how to drive a Sudan . i361 WALTER NOYE5-St. Anne's-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Track, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Ambition-To travel around the U. S. and help Gardener Heflin keep the weeds out of the Old Maid's home. EDWARD NUGENT TED ORMONDE-BUTLER JR.-Tacoma, Wash.-Rod 'N' Reel, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Attendance Office Safety Patrol, Forestry Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Navigation Club, Engineers Club, Ambition-Naval architect out at U. S. Naval Academy. VICTOR ODEGARD--Boys' Club. CELESTE ODEND'HAL-Girls' Club. DOROTHY OHDE-Magnolia-Bank Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees: German Club, Kuay Staff, Ambition-To always be happy. DICK OLIVER-F. H. Coe-Boys' Baseball, Kapers, Roller Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Safety Patrol, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Honor Society, Prom Committee, Ambition-To sail to the South Seas with Stinky, Termite and Stauf. BONNIE V. OLMSTED-Bothell Jr. High-Bank Clerk, Business Staff, Live Wire, Ambition- To be an accountant. GORDON OLSON-Boys' Club. NANCY o'NElL-Girls' Club. .IACK OPPERMAN-Magnolia-Boys' Tennis, Rod 'N' Reel, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society Officer, Jr. Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition-To hitch-hike East with Rope this summer like we did to California last summer. Walter Noyes Edward Nugent, Jr. Victor Odegard Celeste Odend'hal Dorothy Ohde Dick Oliver Bonnie V. Olmsted Gordon Olson ARTHUR ORR-F. H. Coe-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To excel in the piano and get in the Air Corps. BEVERLY OVERTON-Girls' Club. ELIZABETH OWEN-Magnolia-Operelta, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, French Club, Annual Staff, Art Guild, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Glee Club, Ambition-To do something in the world of art. JOANNA PADEN-Magnolia-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Latin Club, Live Wire, Girls' Sports, Ambition-Dietetics. Nancy O'NelI Jack Opperman Arthur Orr Beverly Overton Elizabeth Owen Joanna Paden l37l I. enior Class i, .g' ,N of 1944 ff' f V4 x Q- ,V . ' U .C J, 'f x ' we en K l l i-1 giieefv iv. - SHIRLEY PECK-Magnolia-Attendance Office, ' A ' ' ' Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Ambition--To make and keep good friends. BILL PEMBERTON-Lawton-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To become a professional ball player. DON PETERSON-Boys' Club. FAY PETTENGILL-Candis Nelson-Girls' Club Committees, Jr. Glee, Ambition--To get through College without having to study. ELSA PIERSON-St. Anne's-Debate Club, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-Put a muzzle on Frankie . BETTY PIPES-F. H. Coe-Camera Club, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Ambition-To be a successful wife and mother. Shirley Peck Bill Pemberton Don Peterson Fay Pettenglll Else Pierson Betty Pipes X .--A DICK POWELL-Billings, Mont.--Boys' Club, Ambition-To get my feet farther off the ground at least till the war's over. i i JOEL PRITCHARD-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Tennis, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Boys' Cabinet, Farm Aid Committee, Ambi- tion-Window-box weeder. RIIODA RAASCII-John Hay-Girls' Sports, Debate Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To be president.of Local 200, A. F. T. DONALD RAFFERTY-John Hay-Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Ambition-Write a best seller a year while watching the Rainiers win 4 straight pennants. ELEANOR RANKIN-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Ambition-To do something to make my friends proud of me. PAUL RAYMOND-Boys' Club. BOB REDDING-John Marshall-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To see the world. RICHARD C. RHODES-Caruther's, California-Boys' Basketball, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Ambition-To be a navy flier. BARBARA RICHARDSON-Warren Avenue-Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Live Wire, Honor Society, Girls' Glee, --- -- Ambition-To be as tall as Dottie and Bev. Dick Powell Joel Pritchard Rhoda Raasch Donald Rafferty Eleanor Rankin Paul Raymond Bob Redding Richard C. Rhodes Barbara Richardson i38l Marlorle Ringsfad Gloryann Rlshel Alice .leon Robson Gene Rogers Stuart Rogers Pai Roth Vlvlan Rowlands Jo Ann Rowlos CAROL SANDBURG-Fairmont, Minn.-Operetta, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition- To travel as much as Eleanor . BUD SANDVIGEN-Boys' Club. LEROY SANTARELLI-Boys' Club. MILT SCARLATOS-John Hay-Class Officer, Camera Club, Rod 'N' Reel, Stamp Clerk, Ski Club, Latin Club, German Club, Radio Club, Kuay Staff, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Yell Team, Yell King, Student Council, Honor Society Officer, Ski Team, Ski Award Winner, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-Build the Sne Fugal Chateau and ski my life away.-To get a commission. EUNICE SCIILEICHER-F. H. Coe-Honor Society, Ambition-Nurse. CHRYSTELL SEALS-Girls' Club. MARJORIE RINGSTAD-Bainbridge High-Camera Club, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To always be able to smile. GLORYANN RISHEI.--Magnolia-Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Radio Club, Kuay Staff, Girls Q Club, Ambition-To be as fine a woman as my mother and to sometime, find time enough for everything I have ever wanted to do. ALICE JEAN ROBSON-Magnolia-Kapers, Senior Play, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Players' Guild, War Commission Players, Masque and Gavel, Ambition-To become an actress. GENE ROGERS-F. H. Coe-Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, French Club, Live Wire, Bank Clerk, Ambition-To go to Stephens with Bev. STUART E. ROGERS-F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Golf, Debate Club, Stamp Clerk, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y Officer, Ambition-To see the year 2000. PAT ROTH-Class Officer, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Ambition- To always have lots and lots of friends. VIVIAN ROWLANDS-Broadview-Girls' Club-Ambition-To teach and compose music, and travel. JO ANN ROWLES-Holy Names Academy-Kapers, Camera Club, Rod 'N' Reel, Roller Club Officer, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Golf, Ambition--Nurse--Taking care of the kids in our Old Maid's home. Carol Sandburg Bud Sandvlgon LeRoy Sonfarelll Milt Searlatos Eunice Sehletcher Chrystell Seals E391 K Sue Sebring Lorraine Sellerelt Marcheta Setzer Lucille Shelhart Bill Sholdt' Dick Shyvers Ty Simmons Helen Smith Kathryn Smittle Bob Spangler Pat Spencer Lois Sperry Francis Sobeck Dawn Stanchfield Bertha R. Stastny Stan Stokke Paul Stoms Ruth Swanson SUE SEBRING--Girls' Club. LORRAINE SELLEREIT-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Cabinet, Live Wire, Honor Society Officer, Ambition-To study medicine at Johns Hopkins. . enior Class of 1944 MARCHETA SETZER-Seward-Class Officer, Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club Officer, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Officer, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, lnter-High Council, Ambition-To always be one of the Wish- bones. LUCILLE SHELHART-Girls' Club. BILL SHOLDT-Boys' Club. DICK SHYVERS-West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Class Officer, Boys' Tennis, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Q. A. Hi-Y, Sr. Prom Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Ambition-My future is in the capable hands of the Selective Service Board. TY SIMMONS-Frantz H. Coe-Class Officer, Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, French Club, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Ambition-Watchman, Keep all the dogs out of the Old Maid's home. HELEN SMITH-Montana-Girls' Club, Ambition-To travel the earth, meet its people, understand them, and in that way enrich my life. KATHRYN SMITTLE-Tulsa, Okla.-Girls' Club, Ambition-To be a commercial artist. BOB SPANGLER-Boys' Club. PAT SPENCER-Girls' Club. LOIS SPERRY-Oak Lake-Stamp Clerk, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ambition-To spread as much happiness as I can and reserve a little for myself. FRANCIS SOBECK-Boys' Club. ISMA DAWN STANCHFIELD-St. Michael's-Roller Club, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Q Club, Ambition-To be a nurse. BERTHA ROSE STASTNY-John Hay-Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, French Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Ambition-To learn geography filst- hand after the war. STAN STOKKE-Franklin-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Kapers, Kuay Staff, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-6 month vacation twice a year with full pay. PAUL STOMS-Boys' Club. RUTH SWANSON-Girls' Club. 40 Johnnie and Chuck l ELEANOR SWARTZ-West Queen Anne-Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Attendance Office, Latin Club, Girls' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To be a successful aeronautical engineer. GEORGIA SCHWARTZ-Magnolia-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Jr. Sr. Mixer Committee, Ambition-To grow up and help JoAnn in the Old Moid's home. LOUIS TAIGEN-Coe-Boys' Football, Bays' Baseball, Boys' Bos- ketball, Stamp Clerk, Stage Force, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ambition-To land on the lnn in a P-40. ALLAN TAYLOR-T. T. Minor-Boys' Tennis, Bank Clerk, Live Wire, Honor Society, Class Officer, Q. A. Hi-Y, Ambition-To grow about six inches-to travel around the world. PAT TAYLOR-Grant High, Portland, Oregon-Kapers, Camera Club, Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Business Staff, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-l'd like to meet Willie, the Wolf of the Mountains . BEVERLY THOMPSON-John B. Allen-Kapers, Camera Club, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To ioin the Signal Corps-L. S.-M. F. T. LOIS TIEMEYER-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Live Wire, Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-Well, more than anything else, to have the next four years pass faster than the last two. PAT TOWNSEND-West Queen Anne-Senior Play, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, French Club Officer, Kuay Staff, Players' Guild, Masque and Gavel, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, War Commission Players, Ambition-To accomplish all that l set out to do. FRANCES TRITSCIILER-West Queen Anne-Camera Club, De- bate Club, Stomp Clerk, Latin Club, Live Wire, Ambition-To be a good doctor. MARY JANE VALENTINE-Girls' Club. MARIE VAN DYKE-T. T. Minor-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Q Club, Ambition-To be an efficient stenographer. Eleanor Swartz Georgia Schwartz Louis Taigen Allan Taylor Pat Taylor Beverly Thompson l4ll Jean and Mareheta MILDRED WARNER-John Hay-Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Ambition-To go to Sun Valley with Revo, Pat, Larry, Pickles, Sis, and Susie in a streamlined train of our own. NELLA WARNER-North Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Ambition-To travel to Alaska, then Texas with Dot Frank. JIM WEIS5-West Queen Anne-Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Live Wire, Honor Society, Ambition-To see Veronica Lake's other eye. DOROTHY WESTGATE-West High School, Wisconsin-Girls' Club, Ambition-Stenographer. Lois Tiemeyer Pat Townsend Frances Tritschler Mary J. Valentine Marie Van Dyke Mildred Warnor Nella Warner Jim Weiss Dorothy Westgate Dollieann Whalen Paul Whaley Gloria Willfong Hal Will Kay Williams Ken Williams Beverly Willis Marilyn Wilson Adrienne Winters Katherine Woll Sis Woodward Charles Wright 'enior Class f, ,, ,,.-e::usf:,ff, X q2-ga-EE' , DOLLIEANN WHALEN-Basin, Montana-Office Force, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Live Wire, Ambition-My ambition is to prove to people I am better than they think l am. PAUL WHALEY-St. Anne's-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Honor Society, Jr. Hi-Y, Grizzly Hi-Y, Boys' Council, Ambition-To always have a date with the calendar . . . GLORIA WILLFONG-John Hay-Kapers, Stamp Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition-To always be a Wishbone. HAL WILL-Magnolia-Boys' Golf, Kapers, Kuay Staff, Live Wire, Ambition-Do my part to get the war over, then sail my own boat around the world. KAY WILLIAMS-Magnolia-Kapers, Camera Club, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Spanish Club, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Ambition- Doctor: To keep all the Old Maids in bouncing health in our Old Maid's home. KEN WILLIAMS-Magnolia-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Kuoy Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Boys' Q Club, Live Wire, Grizzly Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Boys' Council, Ambition-To get as much out of life as Ron. BEVERLY WILLIS-Girls' Club. MARILYN WILSON-Magnolia-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club, Latin Club, French Club Officer, Kuoy Staff, Editor, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Live Wire, Girls' Club Cabinet, Tennis Club, Glee Club, Ambition-To pilot my own plane. ADRIENNE WINTERS-West Queen Anne-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuoy Clerk, Girls' Club Committees, Book Club, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Honor Society, Ambition- Lightglobe: To keep everything lit up in our Old Maid's home. KATHERINE WOLL-Lawton-Roller Club, Attendance Office, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Office Worker, Ambition-To be a dress designer, help my sister to be likewise and go back to Alaska. SIS WOODWARD-West Queen Anne-Stamp Clerk, Bank Clerk, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Live Wire, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Ambition- House of Krause . CHARLES WRIGHT-Boys' Club. Nlarllyn and Joyce l42l MARY MAYAUCHI lack Peterson The thing most remembered about ,lack is his smile. He was always smiling and his smile was always sincere. Everybody who knew him, even for a short time, was impressed by this friendly and unassuming boy. Even those who did not know J ack noticed his unaffected and natural way. Jack was a great lover of the outdoors. He was honest and a fine student, and everything he attempted, he did to the best of his ability. ,laek's sudden death was felt deeply by everyone who knew him, -TAD MANNING. . . 0. L WILLIAM ALBRECHT PAT FOSS HAROLD ALLEN TOM FRASER WALTER AURICH VERONICA BINEK MONA BOLIN SALLY BOYER TONY BOZANICH FRANK BROWN DOLORES CARLSON LILLIAN CARPINE BEVERLY CATTERALL DOUGLAS CLARK SHIRLEY COLLINGS DOREEN DAVIES JOHN DIXON JACK DOLSTAD DONALD DOUGLASS WILLIAM DREW ISABELLE DU FONT THELMA DYSART BEVERLY EBERHART PEARL EDMONDS JIM ERICKSON BETTY JO FALER ELIZABETH GELLERT KATHRYN GOWEY JOANNE GUERIN PAULINE HALL GEORGIA HAMILTON ROBERT HANSSON SHERMAN HEDGE HENRY HIRABAYASHI GEOFFREY HYATT MARGARET JACKSON ANABEL JENSEN GEORGE KELLY BOB KENNEDY RICHARD KENNEDY EVA KOSKELA CAROLYN KURFISS ARLIE LOVERIDGE WILLIAM McELROY MARGARET MGOUARRIE JOY MAJOR VERA MATHERLY RAY MATHI5 l43l JUANITA OLSON ROSE PAPPENFUS ELMER RAMBURG ROYCE RICKETTS ALAN ROWE LILLIAN SCARBOROUGH BUD SJURSEN PAUL SMEDLEY BARBARA SMITH LORNE SMITH ADELINE STEDJE MARILYN STENCIL LARRY STEUER TOM SULLIVAN LOEL SUNDE JO ANN TAYLOR LOIS rnomrson sions: TORGESON ads rumen Nonun w:LnoN Muuolus wmv: sions: woo BETTY Youue 4 was--..K.,, NN 'sv'-u... DOT SMITH, President, ELAINE CAMPBELL, Kucy Representative, BARBARA SAWYER, Secretary, MARALYN BURNLEY, Treasurer, ALICE JEAN HIGGINS, Vice-President. Iunior Class History The class of '45 showed their abilities as upperclassmen this year. Despite the war and its demands, the ,luniors participated in all the school activities. Class history was really made this fall when we elected our officers. For the first time we had a group of girls at the helm. Dot Smith was elected preside11t, Alice ,lean Higgins vice-president, Barbara Sawyer secretary, Maralyn Burnley treasurer, and Elaine Campbell Kuay representative. The spring election results showed Jane Brace taking over the duties of president, ably assisted by Jim Bahferty. The secretarial books were turned over to Dave lVIcGirr. Again our finances were taken care of by Maralyn Burnley. Jess Douglas was Kuay representative. The ,lunior participants in the athletic field were unusually good. Among the out- standing were Bill Briggs, Bob Bland, ,less Douglas, ,lack Peterson and ,loe Zorich. Many of our class members brightened the aspects of a good play when they dis- played their talents. Those young talented players in the school play Out of the Frying Pan were Don Usher, lVlary Lawrence, Pat Murray, Edithe Boiko, Art Lezin, Cliuek Gerold. and Mary Elaine Anderson. i44l Rationed Revue was the name given the Kapers this year. Chuck Gerold, Dick Rosen and Shirley Tomlinson as Junior Directors contributed much to its success. Others were: Thora Canlett, Maralyn Burnley, Delores Rasmussen, Ruth Webb, Alice Jean Robson, Carol Sylliaasen, Eleanor Potterud, Carol Hansen, Jack Smith, Kay Edwards and Marcia Morris. The Girls, Club officers elected for next year arc Ann Lomen, president, ,lane Brace, vice-president, Ellen Stiles, secretary and Kay Edwards, treasurer. The class of 1945 feels that it owes a debt of gratitude to Mr. Baker who has so ably guided us as class adviser.-JANE BRACE. JU IDR CL DAVE McGIRR, Secretary, JESS DOUGLASS, Kuuy Representative, MARALYN BURNLEY, Treasurer, JIM RAFFERTY, Vice-President, JANE BRACE, President. 1: Q! e M GIL ANDERSON, Treasurer, DON WALL, Vice-President, CATHY BOILEAU, Secretary, DON DENNY, Kuay Representative, HUGH HOLDT, President. ophomore Class History Another year has rolled hy and we have become sophomores. As we look hack. we remember that in the fall of the year we elected these oflicers: llugh lloldt, President: Don Wall, Vice-President, Cathy lloileau, Secretary, Gil Anderson, Treasurer, and Don Denny, Kuay Representative. These officers had a very success- ful term, holding a mixer called the Sophomore Swing and entering the Sophomore class into many school activities. We were well represented in the field of sports by Dave Lanphere, Johnny Parsons, Craig McLennan, Rufus Orr, Frank Hrockman, Phil Miller, .lulie Apos- tolou, Ed Brown, .lim Peterson. .lack Clawson, Bill Tobin, Dick lloefard and many others. Then midst the signing up for new classes and return- ing of report cards, we elected our second semester omcers: Gil Anderson was President this time, Don Wall, Vice-President again: llugh lloldt, Secretary: Sally Davis, Treasurer, and not one but two liuay Representatives-Bob liurth and Virginia llay. Again we held a mixer, this one called the Spring Spree. There was entertainment, refreshments and dancing for all. Everyone met new acquaintances and renewed and strengthened old ones. Then came Kapers. There were so many sophomores in the Rationed Revue that space does not permit us to mention them all. But as we look hack we remember Shirley Ahbottis singing: Cal Smith, playing the piano, Dave Beaudin on the clarinet: and Virginia llay and Gerrie Callow in the horse and many, many others. And now' we end this year with the signing of annuals, talk of summer vacation and final report cards. We could never have had such a successful year without the help and guidance of our adviser, Nl r. Yan Tilhorg, and our counselor, Nlrs. Iorns. So in closing wc. the class of ,46 say-eeusee ya next year . fGINNIl-I HAY. Ilrou llo1.n'r, C-crm' liolmcui. 1 L BOB KURTH, Kuay Representative, HUGH HOLDT, Secretary DON WALL, Vice-President, GIL ANDERSON, President, GINNIE HAY, Kuay Representative, SALLY DAVIS, Treasurer. MM A ADAMS: i :aa MYRNA BEITEY .,.. .. ,Q if MARY BROWN 5354 in R' if uf' WW . CHASE BILL CRAIG!!-J ALVRRA CRAYCROFT ROB T Us-'K , if A K fx A4 K L LOUISE DALBERG LCN? 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The presiding oflieers during the second semester were an equally elfieient groupg President and Vice-Presidentfpositions were taken over by Virginia Fraser and Greg Martin, Secretary Bruce Wolge- muth, Treasurer Doug Sunde, and Kuay Representatives Pat Sykes and Don Kiser. They willingly gave their services to better the success of the Frosh Class. We were well represented in the Kapcrs by such people as Barbara Leicht, Dot Morgan, Mary Bathum and Pat Sykes. Most Freshman boys turned out for some sport, Lowell Knutson being one of our outstanding athletes. We would like to extend our gratitude to Mr. Miller who ably assisted us with our problems through- out the year and also to all the other members of the faculty who helped us. We hope the Freshman classes to follow will enjoy their first ycar as much as we did.-.l ERRY MARTIN, DON KISER, GREG MAARTIN. GREG MARTIN, Vice-President, DOUG SUNDE, Secretary, PATTY SYKES, Kuuy Representative, BRUCE WOLGEMUTH, Treasurer, DON KISER, Kucy Representative, VIRGINIA FRASIER, President. 916 ff -rm ' 192 rx- A L A., 9 ,Hmm f A M 1, V f 2' First row: Helen Berquist, Rachel Blogg, Mary Bathum, Elizabeth Boyd, Ida Boyle, Beverly Bromley, Karl Betzer .... Second row: David Bond, Harold Anderson, Bill Aspen, Don Besse, Bob Alexander, Rusty Anderson, Dorothy Bowman. . . Third row: Robert Ames, Sybil Burgess, Mary Arnot, Joan Boldt, Marjorie Allyn .... Fourth row: Don Brazier, Letha Atkinson, Walter Boas, Bill Baird, Ronald Bostrom, Gail Byington, Allene Arnold. 'GZ -im 4 3.9 Ar'-., ,fs e-an., .A -rr' .JS- gsg 35 to uk? Qu., N, ov' il First row: Dick Cochran, Jimmy Cook, John Donegan, Bob Ceccarelli, Bob Dolan, Fred Degler .... Second row: Viola Cook, Joan Dennis, Barbara Cammon, Rosema-ly Doyle, Corrine del Missier, Betty Coombs, Jean Drew, Wilma Cathey. Third row: David Clayton, Jim Copeland, Dick Cameron, Charles Custer, Melvin Dennis, Mabel Doe, Maxine Dahl. is ni' QQ' 4-in .49 First row: Helene Faulknor, Donna Forcier, Jimmy Baird, Shirley Hall, Helen Gleaves, Elinor Fryas .,.. Second row: Louise Faulkner, Dorothy Goff, Marjorie Forrest, Gloria Greenfield, Barbara Forben, Virginia Fraser .... Third row: Jerry Friar, Dolores Graham, Gloria Graham, Beverly Friesen, Jeanie Ecklund, Karen Eide .... Fourth row: Richard Grimsby, Bob Ha , Clarence Gordon, Dick Gibson, Philip Glazier, Richard Ealy. 'E tml First row: Donna Shoresman, Ken Ryckman, Lael Peters, Gail Rasmussen, Gayle Opperman, Nancy Roberts .... Second row: Barbara Rickey, Ella Rush, Betty May Raport, Dorothy Reed, Barbara Rhodes, Colleen Cayler .... Third row: Norma Port, Lenora Rudie, John Rowan, Joan Rowley, Molly Ann Pohlman .... Fourth row: Wayne Pfeifer, Dean Rogers, Al Pierce, Steve Sandberg. :HX- First row: Stanley Pitman, Dick McKee, Ann Theg, Jack Suess, Don Thomas, Mary Tonkin, Jean Tropple, Darrel Shultz .... Second row: Rhea McCarthy, Mary Jane Shrewsbury, June Rowles Thomas, Doris Scorlotos, Dorothy Morgan, Mickey Snope, Frank Topping .... Third row: John Seegar, Max Smith, Gilberte Solibakke, Vivian Sebring, Pat Sykes, Debby Stone, Howard Huston, Maureen Tift, Bill Seidle .... Fourth row: Tom Scott, Bill Smith, John J. Snope, Doug Sunde, Donna Smith, Mack Shattuck. 'Qc is .. 3 First row: Mary Lou Williamson, Maurice Waitt, Don Peterson, Danny Wiprud, Jack Walker, Tom Simpson .... Second row: Elma Thede, Nancy Dunna- van, Pat Woll, Herman Young, Marian Zachariasen, Jim Turner, Don White .... Third row: Coralee White, Barbara Woolfall, Eva Locke, Dolores Whit- more, Elmer Woolseth, Roberta Whalen, Richard Young. . . . Fourth row: Ralph White, Lorraine Webber, Bruce Wolgemuth, Mariorie Turner, Russell Watson,-George Walker. Firsf row: Harold Corbett, Joy Beernink, Shirley Brauer, Sandra Banks, Barbara Brace, Betty Andersen, Diane Ahlskog, Anne Adskim, Joanne Browne, Marvel Carlton .... Second row: Jay Bean, Pat Bowlus, Bill Ammerman .,.. Third row: Dicky Elander, Pete Belshaw, Bert Bigelow, Bob Fellman, Bob Edgars, Walter Fawvers, Clyde Cherberg, Charles Emery, Charles Clawsan, Jim Cooper. First row: Jerry Eden, Anna Diamond, LaDonna Benchley, Helen Eiswvick, Donna Downer, Mary Ann Dahlberg, Jeanne Hills, Pat Davidson. Second row: Charles Hall, Carl Hummel, Vernon Gorman, Charles Geiser, Keith Jackson, Robert James, Dwight Gustofson, Alfie Holdt. First row: Janet Noble, Janet Montgomery, Jane Laney, Bruce King, Dale Keller, Helen Milne, Colleen Morris, Willis Konick .... Second row: Bob Lila, Mariorie Morrill, Patricia Kerr, Isabell Moore, Ardith Luke, Maybelle Nicholson, Charlotte Newton. First row: Bob Middlebrook, Helen Simms, Virginia Ritter, Joanne Sinclair, Joanne Saunders .... Second row: Martin McDougall, Mary Richardson, Phyllis Peterson .... Third row: Melvin Moehring, Betty Overton, Rae Phillips, Shirley Redfern .... Fourth row: Judson Mathews, George Nicklen, Charlene Settersten, Irene Paulsene. First row: Jimmy Pulley, Donald Ridge, Mary Thomason, Anita Van Wyhe, Patty Williams, Richard Steves, Richard Galbraith, Geraldine West. . . Second row: John Ryason, Herbert Smiley, Gretchen Surry, Laura Sloan, Johnny Wehr, Herbert Wilkes, Roy Heberlingl . Third row: Harold Sankey Beverly Stedman, LeRoy Winter, Merle Holdron, Melvin Schmidt, Bill Arnold, Don Whitman, Harvey Sundberg. i60l EIGHTH GH DE Safety Patrol Flrsf row: Waldron Barrows, Don Kopp, Danny Duffey, George Johns .... Second row: Sonny Scnkey, Bobby Edgars, Billy Knight, Wendell Phelps, Jim Cooper, Mr. Burrell, Adviser. E611 8 -I Waldron Barrows, Barbara Beebe, Joyce Cheyne, Barbara Cohen, Frank Dorsey, Dale Douglas, Danny Duffey, Mark Farwell, Arthur Gollofscn, Lenora Garuish, Dick Heriot, Ronnie Hernes, Jeannette Hotchkins, Dorothy Hughes, Mabel Irons, Robert lsler, Donald Johnson, Donald Kapp, Elaine Kirtland, Betty Latimer, Darlene Nicholson, Harold Olson, John Ranken, Olive Renne, Walter Ricter, Sylvia Soderbon, Mary Alice Strong, Vir- ginia Sypes, Nancy Thompson, Tom Wilson. Eighth Grade Histor, For the first time in her history, Queen Anne? enrollment has been open to Eighth Graders oncoming from l.awton and Magnolia grade schools. The activities of the one hundred and fifty odd members of this body have naturally been limited, though a few did participate in David Burrell's Safety I 8A-2 Richard Anderson, Lois Jean Andrews, Robert Arnold, Charles Atkins, Joan Bartch, Beverly Brender, Avis Carlson, Barbara Carlson, Margaret Chestnut, Patricia Cobbs, Bonny Crosse, Jack Cum- mings, Bruce Davidson, Oragay Davis, Molly Falknor, Joan Freedman, Dorothy Hawkins, Wil- liam Henke, George Johns, Bill Karenski, Joan King, Isobel Kochler, Audrey Larsen, Joyce Marino, Virginia McCracken, Jeannette Merkley, Marilyn Morgan, Shirley Robson, Lillian Sampson, Marilyn Sankela, Richard Smith, Walter Suder, Joan Treodwell, Billie Van Antwerp, Elmer Whalen, Lorena Whitaker, Douglas Wilson. 'a trol. l l62l 8B-I Bud Austin, Suzanne Beardsley, Carolyn Carson, Ardys Clinton, Billy Duman, Joy Dunn, Robert Elwell, Cozette Fowler, Bob Gallaher, George Greenwood, Michael Kaye, Bill Knauss, Janet Lynch, Margaret Moore, Elois Paul, Virginia Sten- strom, Annette Weaver, Dick Woodcock. -H Gene Anderson, Erling Berge, Kathleen Brown, Mary Cole, Sue Eidal, LaVaunce Grinaker, Jack Hudi, George lsotalo, Robert Jackson, Douglas Jones, Diane Kessler, Richard Morgan, Janet Nick- len, Camilla Parcher, Ann Riches, Dorothy Sandan- ger, Helene Searstrom, Chorma Lee Smith, Suzanne Somers, Kaule Sommerfield, Jerry Sorenson, Lorry Stevens, Al Stewart, Robert Stratton, James Tinn- ing, George Trick, Betty Vanderwell, Herbert Walky, Louise Warren, Shirley Whalen, Charles Wilson, Darrol Woolsey. i n if 63 Sli-2 Ruth Boyle, Patty Cook, Roland Cornelius, Keith Davidson, Betty Dawley, Larry Ellefson, Frank Green, Jim Jacobson, Hunt Jacobsen, Marian Marino, Marilyn McCord, Morry McDonnell, Jim McGovern, Ben Noble, Nola Raskie, Buster Schrauth, Gararda Sauve, Joyce Wertenberger, Edith Young. ,Q 'fqfy '72 G Ti gl lf X X -515 ' uh E T4-1 N 7 4-'.- ,T NV ,fm X -K-'F-Baa! X WL., Eur'-1:-:gif nf Y 5 -7.15 Q JI' I Cx? A, -' r 4, ,Up i- f 'Ari , SV Xl.. 5 QLQA4 'fill' X- A ww J V .flix . ! I-5,31 - !'.,1'f X 1 PM X if n 0 31,91 - '1:.4 -V' A Sew -f iq, I 4 l EE x -- ' 1 f ,gumgg -' fxw gxf , ,f-I ,Lil qi f g, 41- Qi . -1 -::,,'-- NEFF? 1' 4-.O ,'jlIf ' 1 H641 ujx f-+-- ? 0 YJ l 6' ,qi ,A'iv . . S 3 5 fy N-Y xg- VX' , -. r . I K- :IU I Q 'gs , ' MA ff Kerb 'XXI Z' Mifbvvx 0-SO IV' E651 X Fr: JD +42 Bw '19lIowlav 1 Girl. ' Club GIRLS' CLUB OFFICERS First row: JEAN MOREMEN, Secretary, NORMA NASHEM, Vice-President .... Second row: MARGUERITE BARRETT, Treasurer, MARCHETA SETZER, President. MISS CHISHOLM, Adviser. Early in tho year the work of the Girls' Club was started with the Girls' Club Assembly. Following this, plans for the year were made and committees were selected. In tune with the time the Social Service Committee. under the direction of Miss Ilelen llieks, carried out a very extensive war service program. A Iiond drive. headed by the Girls' Club. soared high in sales above the goal marked on the thermometer. The Vocational Conference this year was a success in every respect. lt was followed by a clever nominating Nsseinbly at which the nominees for Girls' Club omces were presented. At the beginning of the- year it was very doubtful whether a Mother-Daughter banquet would be lu-ld. I.ater. though. the details were finally worked out for a clever theme of Mother Goose. 'I'hroughout the school year. we haxe been thankful for the inspirational guidance of Miss Chisholm. We hope as we approach the end ol' the year. that our work has been worthwhile and that the students have benefited through our activity.'-'-,llixN NIORIQHEN. Chairmen-First row: M. Barrett, J. Moremen, N. Ncshem, M. Setzer. Assistant Chairmen-First row: M. Barrett, J. Moremen, N. Ncshem, , . . serene row: P. Taylor, P. Roth, E. Hill, E. Myers .... Third row: M' Seflef ---- Sewnd NW: C- Norman' M- Oecwif H- fjfechsgf A- . Hi ins .... Third row: S. Levisee B. Johnson P. oodru . .. our? V. Monsey P. Barrett A. Lomen E. Stiles .... Fourth row: J. Carr A. gg ' ' . ' ' ' ' :J. Ed d , E. M'II , D. O . . . . F'fth ow: G. Wllf , Marshall, L. Craycraft, L. Sellereit .... Fifth row: D. Forbus, M. Wilson, I-ogcace' Ktvslwsmds. I I. farshdh :fag J. Johnsgnl HT J- Jorgensok. Cine, S. Danner. . . . Sixth row: J. Rogers, M. Auld, E. Barnes, B. Johnson, Seventh row: M. Lee, J. Chappell, B. Casey, S. Lawson. . . Eighth row: H. Greenhill, B. Heflin, J. Johnson, G. McKinstry. L 66 l B. Overton, P. Townsend, W. DeLaye, E. Clark, G. Marty. Boo 'Cluhp BOYS' CLUB OFFICERS BOB BENNETT, Vice-President, LUI HALL, Treasurer, CHUCK BURKLAND, President, RON MCKINSTRY, Board of Control, MR. MOORE, Adviser, GENE COE ,Secretary. Meeting the increased demand for more recreation in this war period, the Boys' Club has opened its room before school and during all lunches for all boys who wish to play ping-pong or study. This has helped to keep students from creating any disturbances in the halls during lunches. The Boys' Club whenever possible, has coordinated school drives and worked toward better school spirit. One of the most successful drives was the Anti-llalloweien Damage campaign. Two Boys' Club assemblies were presented with sparkling entertainment. Chet Ulland showed his beautiful colored slides of Nl t. Baker at one of these assemblies. Felix Moore is the clulfs adviser with Chuck Burkland, presidentg Bob Bennett, viee-presidentg Lui Hall, treasurerg Eugene Coe, secretaryg and Ron Mcliinstry, board of control chairman. Bon BENNETT. BOYS' STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Mr. Moore, Adviser, J. Pritchard, V. Odegord, J. Abercrombie, H. Will, B. Bennett .... Second row: A. Rowe, A. Lezin. J. Butler, P. Whaley, K. Bell, D. Bates, H. Holdt .... Third row: R. McKinstry, P. Stoms, L. Hall, E. Coe, K. Williams, H. Bcckmun .... Fourth row: J. Douglas, C. Burklond, D. Magowan, G. Berge, B. Jeffery, B. Smith. l67l Girl. Club Worker. First row: M. Serzer, N. Nushem, M. Barrett. Second row: A. J. Higgins, G. Wilifong, K. Woll, J. Moremen. Third row: J. Hokanson, M. Hokonson, H. J. Jorgenson, E. Mueller. I 1 , 1 enim lin LIIIIIHIHIQQ ttemlance iFnrce First row: E. Deppmcn, P. Seward, M. Jensen, B. Johnson, E. Barnes, W. DeLcye, P. Kotzensiein, E. Swartz, C. Stcsiny. Second row: E. Hurfvedt, D. Cowon, J. Carr, D. Forcier, M. Morrill, B. Beiunich. 7 Bufinefs toff Counsellor Workers 15. Cf First row: D. Sutton, B. Byers, B. Chester. . . Second row: G. Grant, A. Jensen, P. Cunningham .... Third row: D. Brazier, S. Gourman, Mr. Parmeter, adviser, Chuck Gerrold. Dollieann Whalen and Margo Lee Radio Club Front row: F. Degler, J. Snope, A. Smith .... Second row: Mr. Baker, Adviser, N. Reese, B. Olsen l71l llllire Force X . ,......q-- Seafed: F. Cardwell .... Stand- ing: L. Overby, H. Lundberg, C. Prall, C. Norman, A. Hannafin, B. Carr, B. Greenway, l. Dahl, R. Webb, B. Neill, B. Rhodes. Uuill and Scroll Firsf row: J. Guyger, P. Barrelf, S. Judd, J. Cutler, C. Graaf .... Second row: T. Kirkmcn, E. Myers, B. R. Sfasfny, M. Ringslud, B. Johnson P. Townsend .... Third row: D. Clawson, M. Wilson, M. L. Friden, M. McDowell, J. Keeney, D. Slonchfield .... Fourth row: B. Davidge H. Anderson, V. Shansby, G. Myer, J. Frederickson, P. Leaf. . . . Fiffh row: G. Christian, C. Gerrold. 1 Grizzl, Hi-Y First row: R. Short, M. Weaver, J. Gilbert, J. Butler, D. Douglas, E. Coe, M. Jones, D. Bates .... Second row: D. Magowan, A. Lezin, D. McGirr, L. Sunde, L. Gamble, B. Smith, J. Abercrombie, B. Pemberton, D. McGhee .... Third row: N. Moehring, T. Manning, J. Opperman, R. McKinstry, E. Duclos, L. Taigen, C. Burkland .... Fourth row: H. Glassman, J. Douglas, B. Bennett, L. Hall, J. Pritchard, P. Whaley, J. Rafferty. Iuninr Hi-Y Q-HAWKS First row: L. Knutson, D. Kyser, G. Martin, J. Cook, J. Klovasher, G. Gustocas, S. Pitman, K. Betzer .... Second row: M. Shat- tuck, B. Knechtel,TD. Sunde, J. Olson, F. Willit, D. Brazier .... Third row: J. Copeland, G. Walker, D. Lofquist, J. Seegar, J. Martin .... Fourth row: D. Peterson, B. Patton, B. Wolgemuth B. Burrell, P. Jennings, I. Sellereit. 7 RANGERS First row: L. Hardy, T. Monko, B. Simmons, M. Johnson, D. Denny, H. Holdt .... Second row: D. Lamphere, J. Ferber, D. Drew, J. Braynier, C. Skelton, F. Brockman .... Third row: C. McLennan, E. Malin, B. Taller, W. Jones, K. Ramberg, B. Corey .... Fourth row: P. Maloney, T. Normoyle, D. Wall, J. Meister, D. Kolfod. 4.I Uueen nne Hi-Y First row: B. McElroy, H. Will, A. Taylor, L. Minard, J. Klumb, J. Peterson .... Second row: J. Ferluga, D. Usher, G. Berge, B. Bennett, J. Dolstad, W. Cochrane, D. Cochrane .... Third row: M. Durham, W. Dash, B. Jeffery, H. Backman, G. Hansen .... Fourth row: C. McCarthy, B. Arnett, . . . Fifth row: S. Stokke, B. Bland, J. Nuby, J. Jewell. asque and Gavel Seated: P. Townsend .... Standing: P. Murray, D. Usher, M. Lawrence, C. Gerrold, A. J. Robson, S. Abbott, E. Roiko, G. Brown, B. Holloman, C. Odend'hal l75l K I I ll I- 0 9 .Q ZTQ, 4 A I I - ' , I 0. ' -2 A . G ,,, ,l f x M- 2 1?g Zli,l7L .L Y ' , 14 --,A I Y 1 - . ' 'YV ' A - 'ff ,Z 2 :' U , f 4. ' N x - 4 f f xx' 'A Fc- f , 5 I 43- ' 4 i . ' -K I: 5 ' i n ,H f' : ff I k , V ' .g , f VV -1 , X ' Ti' V , XY' I x 1,39 W, Q - g ,s k S-'Q . ' Q' vc' ! . Q '- li Q!! 5761 TIES 1 K 77 , 1 5 ,,:' 'nh 395 wwww J ,six ' f45i?'1E2f- W . : 1. Q- fixy , ll , my 1- , P.. . 1 x ,x 53-vi-55 QC HPV, ' . K i'v K ,xx wi gikf' Q an vi? 'F- .F .Nr AXE 8 T? f, A fly A fe if :sie Annual talf Q GERRY HEISER Business Staff CAROLYN EVERETT Business Staff DICK OLIVER Business Staff MR. H0 A - N dVlSer VERSO ELLEN M Edffor YERS Yes, here we arel 'l'hat is, what is left of us after slaving since Uctober to get the Grizzly to press. We all just sat around in a daze after we realized that it was really linishcd. It is nothing short of a miracle and we know it. Do you know what trouble is? Uh, sure, you say. We raise our eyebrows' - hmmmm you couldn't, no you just couldnlt if your picture isnit on these two pages. l'igotists, you say. Perhaps we are but l'll try to ex 1 ain. Take, for instance, the time our photographer felll down with the camera. Yes, he ripped his pants but that isn't the important thing. The doo-dad on the thing-a-ma-ding wouldn't work for a while. were we scared? Vie had to have pictures for our beloved volume. After that was fixed we couldnit get any benzine to mix with our rubber cement to make it stretch far enough to glue all of our pictures. After a six-week search we tracked some down like a team of blood hounds on a field day. Shy students forgot to have their pictures taken at Bushnell's which drove the business staff mad' well, perhaps that is putting it a little strong. lfillen was our tower of strength. She was always right on the spot with a helping hand. Quote, You get tllat done hy then or elsevl Wie love her, though. M r. lloverson ratiently helped us over the rough spots. Uur sincere wislles are that you enjoy the Grizzly this year more than ever before. lJon't pay mueh attention to our complaining. Wie loved every minute of it. Jl:sNl'r,x Jouwsow. :Q vi ,Qi Left to right: :Marion Stevens, Kay Edwards, Marcia Morris, Ann Marie Anderson, Ed VanStone, David Myers. . . Absent: Florence Cardwell. PATSY BARRETT CHERRY GRAAF JOYCE CUTTER MARILYN WILSON AT THE PRINT SHOP Hua ltaff Any student venturing into the KUAY ofliee on Friday or Monday afternoon is liable to be enveloped in a veritable avalanche of staff members, who rush hither and thither, pasting dummies, correcting copy and proof, and attending to the hundred-and-one things which contribute to the making-up of a paper. Tuesday evening tl1e four staff Ill6IIllJCl'S'l,ll6 editor, assistant editor, sports editor and business manager, wl1o are in charge of the four pages, respectively---work at the print shop, each setting type in the frame for his page, assisting the printer, and making last-minute corrections. These editors are chosen by Miss Barclay, journalism ad- viser, on the basis of dependability, cooperation, and ex- perience. lt is no small thrill of pride that these reliable and diligent students feel, when at last the ,Kuay emerges from its seeming chaos and l800 copies are distributed to the student body fifth period Wednesday. No time is lost, however, for immediately these young journalists begin planning and filling in the Future Hook , for next week .4,loYeE CU'r'1'Eu. MISS BARCLAY MR. CASS MISS SPENCE SECOND PAGE EDITORS Bertha Rose Slaslny, Cherry Graaf, Mariorie Ringslad, Palsy Burrell BUSINESS MANAGERS Helen Anderson, Phyllis Leaf, Pal Townsend, Jean Allyn SPORTS EDITORS Darcy Clawson, Don Moore, Gudmund Berge, Vernon Shansby, Jim Belsill, Bob Jeffery 'Q x Ng, , i ? IW ,i, ,, .wVviZGf1,7k x wi I J L 'Li + ?E?i2TZW'M f 33 'if' fxwj, i ' ' ' Q ' -,L vzvzhr LL 4-Q..-1515 ' fighv ,. W' ww A W 7 X ' ff by k M V Q A M M K v -giaffq Vg kh iw. s l , L . 1 f ' '-- gg ffqygf k W' W f .fix V Hfflllm JWN' Y ' 'Z 5i ,iw wi f' V an M f i X 'Q 2 A A . if , 4 V WM kJ,,, WV . X? 7 :I .f ,,. -ff-L ZW? ,, -L . WMI? 3' ' Vg ,mm ,Vx M M Nr w Q M Q f 2 ' ' fi' x N. N w fn Vfsgib' Ji sf. . f 5 ., 1 , lx . M - it , my 'V ,V it ,4.5-- V Q ,' , . Wm 2 A it ww., ...,,.W, Aki VAiy A M'i--wi' V .ik Wim W A ' g , M . ..,,,. , if Z2 ijffiif' T422 , f K ,A W ,, M, H, , TL-ff ,Gvllia R. K K - , --I 3 . JK k V vm M , ,IWW ,V AW' H W 5 K EW. ML 1 Vyyr Lruk , gg xi I K . K , A a A13 j LA w 1 4 ,, fgijg 'G af M Q ,, ,.,L V g If 1 M -v:7, mf ,, 4'h' H . My , ' A 9' 'kffTf7,Gf. A Q 'ji' 375- lg Wg M 3155 M355 T g 'V A 'H Q M 6 ' lg Y - Q 1 ,xg 3' 5 'QSPQN' Lk My , 3 I Aiea? . ,M - vim? Ei? j ll iw I . , 1 My Mm nv M M 1 1 is Lf . , 1, kf,V . ML gg R warp 4 L- Ayxf im, K Q 5? 5 fi 'Z as M IQ , wqwiium A in I 1 f 5-' rf fi. S5 if ll ll ll K '-if r 1 1 ' 1 ircllllwllil blmlr First row: J. Pedersen, J. Julian, C. Backster, J. Cutter, C. Seals, F. Allee, P. Spencer, B. L. Christensen, H. Greenhill .... Second row: B. Elden, E. J. Adams, N. Owen, M. Morris, R. Dwyer, M. Wilson, S. Bower, J. Rowley .... Third row: E. Myers, E. Owen, J. Allyn, M. K. Jansen, S. Hahnenkratt, A. Furseth, R. Phillips .... Fourth row: W. DeLaye, P. Taylor, G. Brown, B. Graben, H. Friesen, A. Stivenard, D. DeBruler, M. McDowell .... Fifth row: A. Schreiber, V. Larsen, B. Bowman, A. Barrett, J. Chappell, J. Carr, E. Finger, G. Marty .... Sixth row: K. Hutchinson, M. Moehring, L. Sunde, A. Hendrickson, J. Weiss, P. Jennings .... Seventh row: A. McMahon, R. Ealy, K. Fleming, V. Odegard, A. Lezin, A. Holdf, H. Sundberg .... Eighth row: C. Lewis, D. Oliver, E. Coe, L. Gamble, J. Rafferty .... Absent: D. Magowan, D. Clark, W. Konick, D. Payne, B. Hayes, J. Dawson, D. Charouhas, R. McKinstry, J. Pritchard, P. Stoms, L. Taigen, K. Williams. llperettfl Leads First row: Marilyn Wilson, Miss Kretsinger, Director, Betty Chester, Bonnie Lou Christensen .... Second row: Dick Clark, Jim Weiss, Don Magowan, Art Lezin, Dick Oliver. ll TID ED Joan Willie and Jimmy Pat, Bettie, Jean Dick and Chuck Don, Dick, Dick, Jim Dick Hubbard The Korral Kids Miss Uhden and Mr. Eaton Stan, Bill, Jack EVUE Ellie Jack Sinatra Smith'l Jim and Bonnie Lou Chuck and Dick Swing Band Betty, Gerrie, Ellie Pistol Packin' Mamas PCL Gl0l'iu, Anabel Directors: Chuck, Betty, Dick t get catsup out ll George Bodcll, . Norman Reese. Nlirs. Garnet. . . Tony Dennison Muriel Foster.. Kato Ault ..,.. Marge Benson Dottie Coburn. Mr. Coburn. . , Mr. Kenny ..., Uut of th By FH Pr QUEEN AN Cln orde ,. ..... AI M ac ......,... Joe ........... Drama Director ..... Assistant Director .,.. Where's my shirt? Student Directors ..,... 'Saturcla ni ht's cast. Y g 5 M 'G , Q www iii? In A 5A .L 4 5 X QE V Q , 4 X lx ,f W , T----'W' up 5 - Q i 2. 'Q . A A ' , xg G - 5-4, Q l g 1: w K . Y-A ,L A i Q .,,.Q J A., ,ff w W fa 215 MQ. Q' 5 Aff Q 1,4 7.5 5 fi J 'I' aff! ' fl gd., .li , XA Q VK 4 ' 2 K' Kg-X7 5 , 4 ' gr ,gf 5- A-V . Q I W, A x N.. 1' if . R., V ,,v f WX-if 'Q x , l 3. X92--M 9 ' 2 K E X'x . .:,,.-14 A, u- nf ' 2 7 ' ii? 2' K x H sr? 4? as S 5 Q1 wi ,Qi pf R, 2, ,MW . ff . -, Y. , . . - . -- .1 .v- v 'A x f' n . W 2 A qs A 'Y H-x,:j--.,fg,Q X gk ,il -.mn Vo? iss da meaning of dis? K S N 555239 I pledge allegiance . . . They sold 568,000 worth, too! LIEL' Well earned Silent night, Holy night Any bonds today? z . -5' xl Av ki? , P x Aggkifraf Q s ' ?5Q2:'w?...3f934L ' K 7 f 1 nf, ,M-,,,, 1 x Q3 3 K w X 'x ,W f W 3 , f I5-ywri if WV if I .h,gV 455' I sl? Q I LIE Congratulations Rhoda .Iames Abbe' observes After the movie please go promptly to your second period class. Y Ilylllgb o ZZ' A AM ports Il ' K 4,-JEJF' R S. - -T .V j u 96 1 Q 97 MR. LEWIS Golf MR. DAVIS Basketball and Track . NA A ww MR. FISCUS Tennis MR. HENKEL and MR. CHERBERG lntramural Sports and Football, Senior Gym, Baseball MR. HOVERSON Basketball Yell Tenn: wg , if. , EW F. MacKenzie, M. Scarlolos, B. Simmons, P. Walters, J. Baird. Club .11 it Vx, ur Ffa Firsf row: W. Dash, B, Bland, H. Glassman, J. Ferluga, B. Sandvigen, B. Pemberton, J. Peterson .... Second row: B. Simmons, J. Tupper, G. Coe J. Bufler, D. Magowan, D. Shivers, M. Jones, N. Maehring. . . Third row: B. Briggs, J. Zorich, J. Opperman, J. Douglas, D. Douglas, C. Burkland S. Sfokke, G. Hansen, D. Lamphere, J. Klumb, J. Prifchard. vm' sv- -ff' Firsf row: W. Dash, B. Pemberton, H. Beckman, D. Lindberg, A. Rowe . . . Second row: Coach Cherberg, D. Charouhas, L. Tugen, E. Coe, H. Glassmun, P. Stom First Team This season our pigskin packin' foot ball team made an impressive record While they didn't do as well as they dit last season, they won five out of th eight games they played for a pcrcentag of .625. The first game against Franklin ende very lopsidedly with the southendel getting a big zero while we rolled u thirty-four points. This started the season off with hang, and everything was going fine uni Broadway entered the picture and upse the apple-cart to the tune of 13-0. ln the third contest A. crossed tl first row: J. Pritchard, D. Lanphere, K. Williams, J. Peterson, E. Rumberg Second row D McGee D Magown .l Douglas N Moehrlng J Erickson C Burkland Cleveland lndians7 goal-line three times and converted once for 19, while Cleve- land got only 7. Next, just after we had turned the apple cart over and were on our way, Ballard came along and upset it again, 14-7. This was pretty disheartening but the fellows wouldn't say die and after a contest with Lincoln which ended 0-0, the Grizzlies decided that they would get into the win column and got top scores in their last three games. West Seattle bowed 7-6, Garfield came at little easier 20-0, and then Roosevelt 7-0.7D.AY'IIJ LEE, VERNON SHANSBY. Firsf row: S. Mallory, D. McGirr, K. Usher, F. Brown, J. Abercrombie, J. Gilbert, J. Apostolou, B. Bland, P. Waley .... Second row: J. Pederson, J. Zorich, E. Brown, R. McDurmant, D. Duglass, G. Hansen, J. Clawson, S. Stokke, B. Bennett, A. Lansdale, B. Sholdt .... Third row: Coach Cherberg, B. Winder, D. Shyvers, J. Ferry, P. Green, G. Torgenson, D. Reed, L. Gamble, M. Foley, J. Clark, D. Rosen, J. Newby. t eeond Team Football This season the A. second team was about the main contender for the championship. A few ofthe facts concerning this our victory over the Lincoln Lynx 18-6. Bill Pemberton figured in the first touchdown when getting a reverse from Dave Lanphere he went forty yards for one of the tallies. ln the game with Ballard the Shingleweavers suffered a crushing defeat 20-0. This was done in at least three inches of mud and considering the fact that Ballard left their mud suits and web feet home it's not too hard to see. lt's always well to be prepared related the Grizzlies. The team was also sharp during the Roosevelt game when they left the Held with a l4-0 victory tucked in with their pennant. ,less Douglas. in this game, after the team had made a seventy yard drive put thc ball in the end zone. This and another touchdown with a conversion gave the Kuays another foothold on the championship. ln their last game the fellows split with Garfield each side getting one goal and no conversion for six points apiece. For the second year in a row the Quccn Anne Seconds were in top position. 'DAVID LEE, VERNON SHANSBY. L .. LW. . 4 1 . ' 'WTA .. .,..,t . ...,.,... , .L , ,.,., ., LM.. ,..,...,.,+ . 1. .......o..., .. First row: J. Furber, B. Tobin, D. Kimball, D. Martin, L. Knutson, J. Parsons, B. Johnson, C. McClennon, H. Holt, J. Phellps, T. Wiler .... Second row: K. Pugmire, L. Amundson, P. Miller, J. Tupper, J. Braymer, M. Engstrom, J. Haney, L. Gaston, R. Orr, K. Usher, J. Miester ..,. Third row: G. Kastukus, R. Johnson, J. Turner, G. Martin, L. Hardy, J. Russ, O. Kolstad, D. Cameron, B. Irons, M. Mustoe, B. Tollefson, B. Cathy, E. Malin, T. Wiler. Third Team Football Tl1e Kuay thirds for the second consecutive year have won the undisputed lead in their division. They didn't lose a game and won most of them by a substantial margin. For example: They defeated Ballard our oldest and bitterest rival 19-0. Orr, an end and Miller, a back Hgured in these scores. The thirds also gave O'Dea a trimming 7-6. The first score was made by 0,Dea in the second quarter when the superior O,Dea line pushed to the A. 25 and then went over in two plays. Late in the second quarter our side decided to get rough and in doing so put the ball beyond the last white line and the score was tied. As a finishing touch Lowel Knutson ran around end for tl1e seventh point. The thirds also gave Lincoln a good shellacking 26-6. The scoring started in the first quarter when Knutson ran forty yards to pay dirt. High scoring honors got to Miller who made two touchdowns and a try for point. The last one being made on an intercepted pass. The thirds also sent Broadway down in defeat 7-0. Likewise 'Roosevelt was trounced 12-0. Nice work fellows, we'll be looking for you on the first and second teams next season. e-D win LEE, VERNON SHANsBY. First row: D. Peterson, manager, M. Jones, J. Butler, R. McKinslry, V. Odegard, K. Williams Second row: C. Burklond, P. Williams, J. Douglas, H. Glassman, Coach Davis. First Team llasketllall MANAGERS: D. Martin, D. Pulley 'llhe l9-1--I Basketball season for Queen .Mine was a success considering the number of returning let- terlnen. Scooter Glassman, Kenny Williams. and Ron Nlcliinstry comprised the list of the experienced hasketeers but Coach llerb Davis found excellent first-string material in former second and third team bovs. The finds of the season were Chuck llurkland and ,less Douglas who played respectively at guard and center. The first game of the schedule was with Cleveland who took us for at a very close one 23-22 but the next game, with Ballard. corrected this loss with the Kuayites taking the contest l9-8. Nnother ancient and powerful rival. llroadway, with a large group of returning lettermen upset the QA. quintet to the lllllt' of 36-33 which really did no real good for a first class team such as Broadway had. Franklin's star team was next on the list but Queen Anne didn't have any luck on their side to help them past the danger point with second highest team of the season and were submitted to a 44 -25 defeat. Queen Anne took both Garfield and the West Seattle lndians in two successive games ft-0-26 and 40-37. Ballard was the next team to fall to the now sharp-edged Grizzly hatchet and this win over the old rival quieted the blow of a loss to Broadway 33-25. The seasons last game with Franklin brought the stands down in howls of protest as the Kuay five trounced the south-end sehool in a close contest in the Green Wavt s own gym. 'l'he last games of the season were purely insignificant but aided the Grizzlies record with wins over Garfield 37-32 and over West Seattle 20-18. At the end of the schedule with only the finals to go and a sure chance for third plaee the four remain- ing members of the team were forced to put aside the chance for the lack of enough members to even begin a game. lfowever they were willing to play' if permitted to do so. To these boys. symbolic of American youth. we give our appreeiations for upholding the standards of Queen Anne high school in the interest of free and clean sportsmanship. Vsiwow Siiwsiw, Davin Lmc. Flrsf row B Pugmlre G Chapln M Durham D Usher J Rafferty Second row: J. Baird, manager: M. Foley, to eeond Team Basketball Although the second team experienced many upsets during their twelve game schedule the team always had unity and the desire and will to set a good record for the old Alma Mater even 'though they could not produce the quality of playing by other experienced second teams. The seconds dropped eight games during the short season but the important point is that these games were not overwhelming victories by the winning opponents. The scores of these stand: Cleveland: 19-17: Ballard: 19-16 and 23-20: Broadway: 40-22: Franklin 24-18 and 38-18: Garfield: 26-24: West Seattle: 37-20. The four games of the schedule won by the Queen Anne second team were against Broadway, Cleveland, Garfield, and West Seattle. Although the season was no great success as far as the prep standings are concerned the boys who gained experience on the team will provide a good start and background for the Queen Anne basket- ball team of 1945. YVERNON SHANsBY, DAVID Li-JE. First row: B. Carlson, L. Knutson, T. Normoyle B Hughes L Amundson B Peterson B Wolgemuth C Betzer Second row: E. Van Stone, T. Munko, D Denny J Seeger P Maloney J Taller B Pugmire L Hardy J Scyah Third Team Basketball A startling discovery was made at Queen Anne high this year when the Frosh team in basketball shocked the student body with win after win over formerly dreaded opponents and brought home second place honors in the third team listings of the city. Ten wins and two loses made a great contribu- tion to their record and the boys surprised their rivals by showing true form and sportsmanship often as seen usually in only the first-string games. Honest practice and teamwork with no grous- ing was their secret of success in laying aside ferocious opponents. The ambition of these boys was to show their school that they could play good and exciting games. They succeeded in doing so. As the season wore on the attendance at Frosh games was greatly increased. We owe a lot, not money but gratitude, to these boys who are striving to make a record for our school and to establish a secure future for basket- ball at Queen Anne. -eV:-JRNON Smmsnv, Davila LEE. First Team llaseliall Firsi row: Bill Briggs, Wally Dash, Bob Johnson, Dave Lanphere, Bob Bland, Bill Pemberton, Lowell Knutson, Bull Durham .... Second row Coach Cherberg, .lack Ferluga, Stan Stokke, Scoot Glassman, Maurice Engtsrom, Gordon Hansen, Clyde Glassman, Jack Klumb. This year a turnout of over sixty boys offset Coach John Cherberg's loss to the armed forcesfhis last year's lettermen. The boys that turned out more than made up for the loss of experienced players. The s uad soon narrowed down to about fort in number after the undesirables had been eliminated and 1 N . . . V Loach Lherberg made an important decision: he would make a second team out of the reserves thereby breakin f the lon f period, since the school was founded, that a second team baseballs uad wasever formed. , 3 . 9 l. . , . L1 , , The six returnln f lcttermen who hel Jed condition the freener recruits are Bob Bland, Scoo 1 Glass- w iw - - 1 man, Wally Dash, Gordon llanscn, Bill Briggs and ,lack lieruga. After winning the first three games of the season by simply outhustling their opponents the Grizzly nine was well on its way toward victory, as the l,eague's top team, and procuring the much wanted cham- pionship. The smell of liniment, new bats, and well-worn leather was to be encountered ever afternoon in back Y fernml Team Baseball First row: K. Usher, J. Meister, B. Hughes, M. Johnson, D. Martin, N. Moehring, J. Baird, W G. Torgeson, B. Carlson, J. Angeles, A. Carrisino, R. Orr .... Second row: F. Vitalich, M. Foley, J. Newlie, B. Jansen, B. Graaf, S. Mallory, T. Munko, D. Nielson, C. Cherberg, . B. Laiala, G. McVey, J. Rosenfield, J. Braymer. Third row: Coach John Cherberg, W. Post, D. McKinley, C. Swanson, E. Weigers, L. Fenton, B. Taller, D. Bennett, H. Leschuitta, J. Mathiews, B. Drew, B. Tobin, J. Clark, R. Koifod, R.iMnllon. - - . -.,-fwfr hey-no ,.f ' rw-1 V. 2 . . S w g , ,, 4 up if 1 s aj of school, at llowe field. and in the athletic gym. Also boys were to he seen carrying cleated shoes on their way to the field and on return the same group were pleasantly tired and ready for another workout the next afternoon. Yes, they trained and played hard and after all it was for their benefit. and yours that they turned out knowing there would he no letting up after a few daysw. The sport was good experience for the boys and helped put some of them in better condition for the time when they must answer the call of the Flag. The younger of the group would comprise the second team until they got their chance the year after in the varsity squad. -' ' Baseball is a healthy sport and as long as boys can play it without being forced to do so our country will remain fI'0C.4h7ERNON SHANSBY, Davin Lien. 5 . J as jf fm PM ' Q ' S Av 5 X 95 Q Q mga., w 'gp Age as 'f 4' fe' 5 ' W , H ,, I iw- D 51 , . H Hi - 1 . f 5 W Q !. I W V M i A if 5 V 1 mx fx , A 3: 3- 'P L X K . X A ' IW 'Q' V 1.- , ' K MM iv N S i f 5. .V bmi n I x M A xg K . 1 kg I M i'9 A5i ' Q J .,.' , .5 .A M J' in M L fa M - yivi. , K 5 kymiiss' .,gk' kvfifew H. 'K , 5 W , , fl M4 ,HMM I I U 7 I M- aNw:T1QmWei5Qz--. ' L A, fkgg yffmk 1 , ,,.:: Aff .5 ,IU 1,59 fn, 7 ,1 nw 1, A f f 1 fwgegggi , 7 awiggw. A, .. ' Ji gl f-:t:ffi:Q1g2,, -L I v , Wliyiggrlifir Q .f ,, , , ' ws' 7. :u ' T,i 3' 35522 My Q mm A , E , nhl? ' bf i? I 1 Ag , A : ' , i ,w N, W2 W J, The N111 Tennis squad had been formulating since the starting of sehool last, S6Plt Ill- 0 ber and continued on during fall and winter with the few members, at that time, getting out for practices whenever the weather permitted. The fellows that took part in tennis at that early date are now seen here as members of the final squad. The teams best player is undoubtedly ,lack Opperman who is now the proud possessor of four tennis letters. Not much is to be said about tennis except that is one of the best sports anyone can participate in regardless whether they are amateurs or professionals. The sport is like any other in the way that it provides a person with wholesome, pleasant, competitive, and invigorating pastime. More boys turned out this year than in previous years and these fellows will not regret their progress in sportsmanship.-VERNON SHANSBY, DAVID LEE. Front row: A. Stumey, B. Blake, G. Anderson, G. Martin, B. Sandvigan, J. Opperman, D. Shyvers, A. Taylor, J. Dolstad, B. Mullins J. MacDou I. I 9 Backrow: Mr. Fnscus, D. Rahkonnen, C. Boyle, B. Craigen, J. Tupper, B. Kurth, B. Jordan, T. Watters, D. Kimble, P. Swenson, A. Robinson. Q First row: M. Mustoe, S. Gorman, R. Short, B. Sholdt, J. Gilbert, B. Bennett, Fido, J. Philips, G. Walker, B. Alexander, L. McCracken, D. Lofquist. Second row: L. Gostommanager, H.Myers, J. Apostolou, D. Cochran, J. Befsill, E. Lockner, C. Hunt, P. Maloney, D. Kenback, J. Cook, B. Spangler, D. Hubbard, B. Bauer, R. Burnham, S. Johns. 'l'ln- 1-iiielvi'-lriiriim-l's this yvar sm-t out galiantly to vstahlish a llI'0lllillt'lll rt-cord for iill5IllS4'iVt'S and thvir svhool. 'Ks fc-w of you rvally know this sport rvquirvs a grvat lil'2ii0i'IlF2i1'lit'l and training. lfivvry day tht' trat-kstm-r inust work ontg gradually working up to lwrfvvtioii for the contt-st on that day when hc must vxvrt hiinsvlf to his fnllvst for his school and classmates in an attvnlpt to highvr standards of athlt-tics in the llnitvd Statvs. Ns in prvvious yi-urs hardly anyonv was sm-n at track vontvsts although tht-y ara- oftvn more intvrvst- ing than football and lvaskvtinall guinvs onm' you svt yonrsvlf to thvm. Wo. ilu-y do not offvr this lnnnan 4-onllivt hut thu- Ptllliiiif 1-xviting indixiduzil vonllii-ts with past records. lll2l Third row: D. Scych, B. Trexler, B. Patton, P. Miller, J. Newell, B. Olson, S. Stoderbuum, D. McGee, M. Nestle, D. Poden, B. Hayes, B. Seidle, K. Metcalf .... Fourth row: B. Ryan, N. Reese, C. Crouch, J. Parsons. Among this ycaris outstanding trackstcrs stood Don Douglass at thc onc lnilc position who dcscrvcs credit for being a two year man. 'llcnc Coe and Bill Nl arstcn showcd up good at the half-mile and quarter- mile brackets with little- more for form desircd hy Coach Davis who welcomed the boys as returning l6ttEI'IIl6Il from '13. Thcsc and many inorc youthful aspirants sct down anothcr pagc of history in the annals of athlctic achievement and urgcd onward niorc hoys to takc part in sports for thcir good. Queen Mine may see hcttcr track squads for rccord actions hut ncvcr again will it have a track team with so lnuch zcst and go out and do as thc llll li squad has shown this spring. Ylf:nNoN Suwsisy, IJAVIIJ LEE. 51131 Er ii I , I? it A it 'tub hw fi .g is 5 Q Y. Intramural L ports Under thc able supervision of Erwin Henkel the number of boys that participated in intramural sports this year was greatly increased. Coach Henkel helped the boys out with tips on various sports thereby preparing them with experience to be used later, possibly even on one of the school teams. Accuracy of this statement is seen in the fact that upper-classmen take part in teams, etc., while younger boys are seen playing after school behind the gym' Such sports as football, baseball, soccer, handball, basketball, volley- ball, and apparatus work can be enjoyed by everyone in the gym and outside after school. Even the eighth graders are taking part in these sports. Intramural helps develop the boy in mind and body and has done much to better the feeling of good sportsmanship in Queen Anne since its founding. Coach Henkel is to be warranted for his extra interest in the boys this school year and his fine courses of physical development gyms such as wrestling, tumbling, apparatus, and commando training. af VERNoN SHANSBY, DAVID LEE. Coach John Cherberg, Jack Klumb, Ken W iFootbcIIl pirctionall. Inspirational Award Winners .4 1... if illiam I , 1 ff ',f, 'ag .wif ,X as-f if .P .5 , 4 3 ,T AWK, Q r., Ski ' i -1,3 f-w ' Team i B Milne, B. Winder, M Scarlofos, G. King. 'E 'Li Q. at 'lax eff 1 K Qi., -A. A I 3461 'Lf Yin, ff 4 ,Yi N n s ff' ' ' '-f B .A I Y i GIRL ' I rPUllTr MISS THOMAS Basketball Award The voting for the girl who was the most inspirational player took place immediately after the basket- ball season. The girls decided a senior should receive the award and after a close ballot two girls were tied for this honor, Pat ,lustice and Eleanor Swartz. They received the trophy at the Mother-Daughter Banquet on May 5. Senior Inspirational Award B a ma'orit vote from all the firls who turn out for athletics ,lean Carr was chosen as the senior Y J Y E girl, who, during her time at Queen Anne has contributed the most to the advancement of girls, athletics. Jean was particularly active during her senior year, serving as a class captain, a sport manager and president of the Q Club. The girls will miss her as she has been a true inspiration to those who have worked and played with her. Pat Justice Eleanor Swartz Jean Curr anagers The job of managing girls' sports is not an easy job. ltiaeh girl has many important jobsg eheelxing in girls, helping others to understand the sport, and liguring points. Showing their ability as managers were: Eleanor Swartz, speedballg co-managers Joan Chappell and ltinid llulbert. volleyballg ,lean Carr, basketballg Dawn Stan:-hlield, badminton and table tennisg ltidith Nlansfield. baseball. First row: Jean Carr, Down Stonchfield. Second row: Joan Chappell, Enid Hulbert, Eleanor Swartz. Girls' Uluh Comprised of girls who have spent many hours earning their letters, the QW club plays a very im- portant part in girls' sports. They gave, this year, parties at the elose of each sport, managed eaeh sport, were hostesses at the Niother and Daughter Banquet, and attended the All-City Breakfast at Lineoln. 'l'brough the wonderful direetion and patient-e ol' Miss Pauline 'l'homas, the Q ehlb and girls' sports have been able to end a sueeessful season. The president, .lean Carr, presided at the QM elub meetings the full school year. She was ably assisted the lirst semester by lieryl 'l'hompson, viee-president, and ,loan Chappell, secretary-treasurer. Isabel Prentice, vice-president, and Dawn Stanehiield, secretary-treasurer assisted her the second sem- ester. First row: E. Swartz, E. Currier, B. Thompson, J. Chappell, J. Curr, I. Prentice, D. Stcnchfield, P. Barrett .... Second row: N. Schick, E. Hulbert, A. Bowen, M, Huston, P. Justice, Miss Thomas, B. Stanchfield, M. Anderson, M. Amundson, J. Shcngrow, L. Shelhart. T Basketllall For more than a month fifty en- thusiastic girls hoped that their team would win the basketball championship. The champion team was the Sophomore team, which combined individual skill and team cooperation to win all their games. This year, when the All-Star teams were voted upon, tl1e two captains were Isabel Prentice and Beryl Thompson. Wlien the excit- ing game ended, l3eryl's team car- ried away the honors with thc score of lfl to 6. First row: J. Moyle, G. Eden, l. Prentice, A. Diamond, M. Strong, V. Ritter .... Second row: J. Carr, J. Marino, V. Thorpe, H. Olsen, D. De Bruler, C. Del Missier, B. Latimer, D. Downer. . . Third row: F. Milligan, M. Anderson, A. Craycraft, E. Dorrance, J. Shangrow, B. Thompson, R Stull, C. Holmes, D. Hughes, J. Dennis, Miss Thomas .... Fourth row: D. Graham, V. Sebring, M. Turner, R. Whalen, B. Stanchfield, D. Stanchfield, L. Shelhart,ZO. Rinne, M. Huston, E. Swartz, P. Justice. Which one was caught? elle, hall Although volleyball may seem to on-lookers a very easy game, many would find out, as the new girls par- ticipating in this sport, that it needs a great amount of skill to play. The underclassmen developed a keen interest in the game. Losing only one game, the Seniors topped all the other classes in experience and skill to win the championship. Looking up Waiting First row: E. Hulbert, L. Shelhurt, B. Kerley, V. Cook, J. Marino, E. Swartz .... Second row: M. Huston, P. Justice, M. Hobson, J. Montgomery, D. Alskog, J. Noble, K. Brown, L. Grinner .... Third row: V. Sebring, F. Milligan, J. Nelson, I. Prentice, A. Diamond, R. Stull, A. Bowen, B. Thompson, E. Currier, J. Carr, S. Horton .... Fourth row: P. White, M. Anderson, J. Chappell, D. Stanchfield, E. Mansfield, E. Dorrance, A. Craycraft, V. Thorpe, R. Whalen, J. Hills. llasehall 'l'he most popular game among the girls. baseball, had a lille start with nearly seventy girls turning out. Nlany fine baseball players were discovered among the eighth graders and freshmen girls. At. the time the Grizzly was finished, the baseball champion of 194-14 was not known. Everyone knows that ex- perience and team cooperation is the winning factor in deciding the champion. First row: F. Milligan, l. Prentice, A. Diamond, J. Cheyne, M. Strong, B. Latimer, J. Marino .... Second row: M. Amundson, B. Thompson, A. Bowen, D. De Bruler, B. Kerley, G. Eden, V. Sebring, D. Graham, E. Swartz, M. Sankela, M. Falkner ..... Third row: M. Marino, B. Rickey, R. Swan- son, H. Larson, H. Olsen, M. Forrest, P. White, V. Thorpe, P. Justice, Miss Thomas, J. Carr .... Fourth row: R. Stull, A. Craycraft, E. Dorrance, H. Huston, M. Amundson, R. Whalen, M. Turner, J. Nelson, L. Shelhart, D. Griffith, P. Redmond, S. Soderbom. ----f is ii , Homer Poor ball Going over? fpeedhall Toward the close of speedhall. of the teams had to continue an lIlhllfllt'lCT1T number of girls the beniors and ,llllllftr had to tomblne into one they, too. spent many anxious s wondering if their small had a chance. ln spite ol' handicap the combined team won the speedball championship. First row: L. Shelhart, N. Shick, F. Milligan, B. Thompson, B. Stanchfield, R. Stull, A. Diamond, E. Swartz .... Second row: M. Huston, M. Amundson, A. Bowen, V. Thorpe, C. Del Missier, J. Rowley, V. Cook, J. Marino, B. Hotchkin, D. Stanchfield, Miss Thomas .... Third row: R. Whalen, J. Chappell, D. Graham, J. Shangrow, M. Anderson, G. Spencer, B. Kerley, P. Lyons, M. Morris, E. Mansfield, J. Carr. .v fa- X 13' QUE?-:T M- Snapshots 2 1,1 .X Inspirational Stag Line More Spirit More Jive Man Sh o rta g e .lust Walking Oh, How Strong Continue Peffeff Models Senior Sass Cut Ups Looks Like Fun Kay and .lean On Leave Old Faifhfuls wmv-...., .vgbq --W-, 2 fM,, ? Asn., No Freshmen Q. A. Beauties Shure the Ride Younger Years Ain'f I Cute? Good Fish The Gang Wilson, Big Hef and Little Het A Good Trlp Good Dance? Camera Here, Fellas Hard Tlme Camera Shy, Harry? Three for Two Bits Good OI' 8th Graders All Gals Now The More The Merrier Cute Kids Big Glasses Don'1 We LOOK Sweet? Wafer Warm? 'ir' And The Angels Sang A You Brute Hurt? 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