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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1945 volume:

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I B R A R Y S T U Y H A I. I. - ,7,,,, , 4 Sin 1945 HIS IS IT. . . the result of 1460 hours crammed vvith svveat and svvearing, deadlines and discourage- mentg hours when nerves became quivering harp strings, when nocturnal silence Was shattered by a gremlin army threatening to throw a monkey vvrench into the Yearbook engine of pictures and pulp .... These are only pages and portraits-but they are a graphic, moving history of Queen Anne and the people who make those grey bricks pulsate With the flaming vigor of youth-You.. . . Ten years from novv if these pages bring but a glimmer of of nostalgia for that high school on the hilltop, our goal will have been reached. HIS is not a dedication-it is the portrait of a MAN. Glowing adjectives and fiery phrases alike fall miserably short of their purpose in picturing this person, one whose entire life has been forged from childhood in the raging furnace of true manhood. His span of years has been as steeleand this has been his code. The steel must be cast with care, and yet not gently, ere the finished ingot be tough and true. The molding and shaping are done with the hammer and anvil of worldly knowledge. The bitter blows of life, its tears and its disil- lusionment can be weathered without scar, if the molten metal of the man be of unswerving determination. And man's mind too must be temperedenot with undue haste, nor with faltering step. lf time is lost, the youth must harden and be cast before life's centuries of knowledge can be poured into his mind's yawning mold. Albert Francis Bassford was born in Birmingham, England, not far from the sweat and swelter of that city's blast furnaces. ls it not possible that his life has been fashioned after the pattern of steel-tough and true as the best Birmingham could offer? lf such a comparison be made it will be found deficient in one respect. Steel has not the power to shape other bits of unfinished ore. Once cast it has not further use but to serve its solitary purpose. Here the life of Albert Bassford surpasses the cold steel. His has been the job of casting the undeveloped minds of twenty-seven years of Queen Anne students. This is where nerveless metal falls short. Under his hand, the steel of a quarter century's eight thousand Queen Anne students has been tempered and taken the blows of life's anvil. lf the course of their life has carried true as unswerving steel, they may offer silent thanks to the one, who, from the raw iron, forged that steel. Steel has found a superior, Albert Frances Bassford-the teacher, the friend, the MAN. fbedzcaizw B A S S F O 1 NZ . .lt Z. L U T H E R r i ll C ONE OF THE pleasant experiences of the war is to meet the many service men that come back to visit The Old School during their brief furloughs. A few of these men will never be the same, but most of them are bronzed by the rigors of military training and combat, trim, erect figures looking fine and fit for any emergency. Could you read the thought in their minds as they return to the old school you would find it in complete agreement with this unusual book of pictures as it undertakes to mirror the joyousness of school daysegolden student days for them gone by. From another group of service men we receive many letters. These men are trying through the Armed Institute to make up courses they need to graduate. In some instances, it is no fault of their own that they did not graduate, but plenty of the letters stress the fact that school was an opportunity they did not make too much of. But now they know what it is all about. The letters of these men do not deny the joyousness of halcyon high school days, but they also stress there is a job to be done. Sincerely, O, L. LUTHER. M R F A R M E R V i c e IT HAS BEEN SAID that no privilege exists that is not inseparably bound to a duty. What are the duties tied to the privilege of high school attendance? The very instance of your high school membership increases your neighbor's expectance of a finer Wa of life from ou. You cannot esca e the additional duties to ourself and to enerations Y Y P Y S past and present who have sacrificed to make the American high school what it is. Ultimately you will join Queen Anne graduates who have blazed an unusually fine trail of achieve- ment and leadership. Their records suggest the prediction that the large majority of you will not be found Wanting in repaying the unequalled opportunities of free American public education. Sincerely, GEORGE S, FARMER. W. O. BAKER Sczence JEANNE ADAMS CAROLINE BARCLAY Mufif Efzglifla K A- F- BASSFORD DAVID BURRELL JESSE BUTLER Histofy Mannal Training Home Economicf FRANKACASS THELMA CHISHOLM Engluh Girly' Advifor JOHN CHERBERG - Plqyfical Education HERBERT DAVIS Matbematicx KATHLEEN E. COWAN MAUDE DRAKE Hiytofgf Hi-'WU' RUTH DRAKE PAUL EATON LQUIS FISCUS Language Englirh ggiem-e RUTH FLOYD 1 MABLE FURRY Home Economzcs Pbyfical Education CHARLES FOSTER Hixtorjy BELLE GLEASON Matheinaticf W. GENEVIEVE GORRELL Matlaeinaticf Language OWU? HELEN HICKS Englifb JULIUS C. HOVERSON Science J. M. GRESSLY Coinincrcial ERWIN HENKEL Pbyfical Education M. HUGHES Mafiaal Training MRS. JOHNSON E Lzmcbzfaom ELEANOR IRONS HELEN KRETSINGER I.mzgzml.rge Mufic WILLIS LEAKE HERBERT LEWIS HARRY LIDEN lzzzlmtriul Am' Mathematicf Commercial LOVESA LIND MrZj7ZfU7Zd7ZCB CHARLES MCNABNEY Indzmfmzl Arty DOROTHY MCQUISTON Lllflglldlgd 115 ELMER MILLER H ictorgf ETHEL B. NELSON Englifla KENNETH PARMETER E n glich 16: ETHEL M. MILLER Librarian FELIX MOORE Science NADA OVERLAND CHARLES PARKE 511511111 Mathematics LEONARD RAASCI-1 Commercial FRANCES PIERSON Attendance OTIS SHANAFELT Englifla SARAH SEARS WESSLEY SHEEDY Art Cmtodian ARTHUR SHELTON GRACE SKINNER EFFIE SPENCE Science Hiifdljf Cammergjgl O. D. STODDARD Entgliurh PAULINE THOMAS Phynml Education GERTRUDE TORMEY Englifla C BENNO UHL Language and Engliflv ESTHER UHDEN PAUL VAN TILBORG Englifh and Drama Enrglifb ALLAN R. WALLACE C. E. WASSBERG ANNA V, WELCH Hiffvv Sfienvff Hmwy MAMIE WERBY H iJ'f0lfjl Y EARL WRIGHT Commercial KATHERINE PRENDERGAST Office J. Austin S. Barker D. De Forest M. Hansen P. Judd K. Logan H. Loss B. McDermott F. Nashland G. Scholey W. Sommerfield R. Van Wyke B. Murphy J. Rose A. Lathnum M. Benson D. Carey M. A. De Rosia J. Glancy S. Hunter M. Marshall P. Rahkonen P. Shrewsbury J. Strandberg L. Taylor L. Wade M. Dean T. Knox J. Erickson B- Rvss D. Donnell H. Axtel F. Baker G. Corley R. Davis R. Elkan R. Gilbert W. Hageman B. Johnston J. Lohan W. Monette E. Pumphrey N. Tulintseff B. Zorich R. Printz K. Baxter R. Radke J. Aspell R. Canlett J. Forler B. Hughes L. V. Lightle S. A. Maas J. Newsom J. Rupp F. Smith J. L. Smith T. Stallings J. Trexler B. Pettengill K. Clark J. Schiller S. Risen .WA qw.. G. Bond H. Grant N. Hayter T. Miksch B. Norris J. Ried J. Sampson L. Durham P. Tychsen L. Young H. Chiles P. Brother J. Chambers B. Edbom N. Geisinger A. Hansberry B. Hawkins M. Hill J. Kaufman K. Kennedy J. Knauss B. A. Miller D. Whitcomb K. Belka R. Carpine C. Gallaher D. Miller C. Ferret D. Rodbury G. Smith E. Starr R. Taylor B. Albrect M. Berry B. Castello C. Clark A. Corneluis G. Graham B. Hawkins M. Hunter M. Kimbe L. Lammers V. M. Sarchett L. Shaw L. Smith K. Minnick R. Albrecht J. Broadstreet C. Cummins S. Dick D. Harberg S. Sebedeff M. Phiefer D. Seagale l. White K. Simpkins B. Foster W. Jackson T. Ryette N. Kessner B. Flaherty R. Niebuhr B. Brown M. Callahan L. Deppman G. Eddy E. Greenleaf E. Jensen S. Jepson B. Kester J. Matsen A. Smith C. Smith L. Sullivan M. Murray N. Davis L. Swan B. Cameron J. Davis J. Hearell B. Lervold K. Mclntosh J. Mitchell R. Olson B. Peterson B. Shepherd S. Skelton J. Strayer P. McHugh J. Fritz G. Trepus R. Brunette J. Bostrom E. Dolan M. Faldner S. L. Harris J. Heidinger D L. Landon M. Lundgren S. Maki S. Ray J. Sabottka B. Thomas P. Murad E. Grant S. Sorsky J. Smith D. Clark J. Bovee '19 6444434 ,xx . ni st 21 Q ' , -' 'fifth 401' '1 . gggxqf , , ,mei ,, - - K-wg 'mga v 5' , fy. 1 mf, N ,W - 1 .' . QT -, LWWA . .Lg , ' '-fs-I-ai:-S-.... fig ,-gnu.-o+:.fll L... a L, ,s f ,A gag s.......,. .3 P 5 ' Y' ' ., -1,,, wL,'f.':.- f :'. 1 w i EQ 1. . . 5 , I' f 1 -1- ' -1, - A , ' P , A eva .,...,.,...,.,..Q...,,.,,.,.Q,. .,.. ,. y Q mb, WM . mg, Glaaa Wa!! JIM MARV DOT CHUCK DAVE WE, the memberr of the Clair of 1945, being of doubtfully .round mind and realizing the uncerminzgf of high Johan! life, do make thir our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. Our estate ir to be divided dr follawfs 1, To genial George F., we bequeath 17,672 assorted blue, pink, green, white, yellow, and chiffon slips, acquired by us through four years of model conduct at Q. A. 2. To all incoming Freshmen we leave the clammy drenching of the main hall fountain and elevator tickets, administered by smiling Seniors. 3. To the generations of Senior boys who have yet to run Cor crawlD through the Commando Course, the men of '45 leave 317 cuts, bruises, burns, and shiners. Perronnllfy . . . Maralyn Burnley, Dolores Rasmussen, Ellie Potterud and Betty Bouldin leave four pairs of tattered dancing shoes . . . big Jess Douglas, the echoes of many a grandstand cheer as his long arms hauled in another touchdown pass on the gridiron or scored another basket on the maple . . . Ann Lomen and Tom Carey, the four years of determined effort that paid off in a 4.0 average . . . Bill Pemberton and Pete Williams, the honor of All-City positions in football and basketball, respectively . . . Chuck Gerold and Dick Rosen, the memory of many a mirthful moment on the worn A. stage . . . Alice Jean Higgins, the shiny new gavel of the recently organized Student Council . . . Jack Klumb and Marv Durham, the well-worn gavel of the Senior Class presidency . . . Bettilou Janson, the nameless terrors of an annual editor . . . Dave McGirr, a never-say-die spirit that won for him the quarterback slot on the var- sity eleven . . . Janice Jared, the gleam of a never fading Pepsodent smile . . .Tom Wright, a battered pair of crutches, resulting from a football injury, COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS CHUCK, TOM, DOLORES, ANN EILLEEN BERRY TOM CAREY JACK FYKE ELSIE HILL JEAN JULIAN ANNA LOMAN BLANCHE McDERMOTT JIM TUPPER ' DON USHER RUTH WEBB that he determined to throw away and did . . . Toot Dahlberg, Rosemary McLean, Carol Hanson, Ioan Scherenzel, Norma and Donna Sherer, the memories of many a Monday night in the elevators of Fredericlds, where high school boys and girls worked and whiled away the long winter days . . . Bill Bennett, the laughs of many a Bennett-styled gag . . . Don Usher, the stacatto clatter of the Night Editors' typewriter . . . In conelufiwz.' We of 1945 wish to leave behind, with a tinge of teen-age nostalgia, the spirit of an era that will haunt the hallowed halls of Hilltop High for many a year . . . the Spirit of the Grizzly. It means standing up for the kickoff, hollering until your throat feels like a piece of torn sand- paper . , . and then hollering some more. It means trudging wearily back up the hill, tired, jubilant over victory, dejected, but anxiously awaiting the next contest with a Try to keep me down look in defeat. It means music and laughter and mixers, crowds and plays and clapping, assemblies and algebra and annuals, work and fight and win. . . . A maze of chemistry, fun and cokes, with the spirit that made the oldesters gasp --we lived in that world, we loved it and now we leave it to you. Don't let us down, don't let the Grizzly Spirit down. THE CLASS or N1N1:TnuN HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE. JESSE MARV JACK JIM CHUCK 1 ROY AMBERCROMBIE O'Dea-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Forestry Club, Livewire, Grizzly Hi-Y, lce Skating Club. Ambition: To live with the birds and bees in Idaho. BETTY ALLIN Bets Bremerton High-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Saying, l'm tired. Ambition: To buy a red convertible to take the gang to Cali- fornia this summer. LOIS AMES Warren Avenue-Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Livewire, School Bookkeeper Helper. Ambition: To be an accountant, and always be happy. MAXINE AMUNDSON Girls Club. CECILIA ANDERSON Cissy Fr. H. Coe.-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Live- wire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Blue Skies. Saying, How grim. Ambition- To live in Seventh Heaven and feed Leo the Lion. NICK ANDREWS Boys' Club. ELAINE ANDROFF Penny West Seattle-Girls' Club. Favorite song, There's a Star Spangled Banner Waving Somewhere. Saying, Don't be silly. Ambition: To be a successful secretary. JOYCE AUSTIN Jo Lalen High-Girls' Club. Favorite song, Stardust Saying, Say what! Ambi- tion: To live in Detroit. NOTA AVGERES Greek North Queen Anne-Girls' Club. Favorite song, l'll Be Seeing You. Ambition: To travel all over the world after the war. BARBARA BARRICKLOW Ettabay Main High-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club. Favorite song, l'm Confessingf' Saying, l'm LaVerne. Ambition: To find a house in California that the gang can live in this summer. BILL BATLEY Bat Magnolia-Boys' Club. Favorite song, Trumpet Blues. Saying, But Baby. Ambition: Be with Jackson down on Jackson. BARBARA BELKNAP North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Ger- man Club, Stage Force, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Favorite song, The Love I Long For. Saying, Even better when you help. Ambition: To change the girls' gym into a swimming pool. EILEEN BERRY Shorty F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Pin Committee, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, I'm Beginning to See the Light. Saying, Murmph! Ambition: To change Mr. Farmer's office to a cocktail lounge. so sosun Boys' club. BETTYE BOULDIN Toots Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Saying, Budi. Ambition: To be an optometrist, opticion and oculist. BARBARA BOULTON Bobbie Magnolia-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Honor Society. Favorite song, The Lost Chord. Saying, My goodness. Ambition: To live on a farm. JANE BRACE John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Student Council, Senior Prom Committee. Favorite song, Whistler's Mother-in-law. Saying, Oh really. Ambition: Same as Joe's. BILL BRIGGS TooIer John Hay-Boys' Football, Boys' Base- ball, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Grizzly Hi Y, Favorite song, Southern Fried. Saying, Play it cool. Ambition: To retire at 30. A ED BROWN John Hay-Boys' Football, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Ambition: To become a medical surgeon of some distinction. GERALDINE BROWN Gerry Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Something to Remember You By. Saying, Heh, Ambition: To be a locomotive so I can stay on the right track. IDELL BROWN I John Marshall-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, German Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Long Ago. Saying, That's life, I guess. Ambition: To be a truant officer to a correspondence school. JACK BROWN Boys' Club. my LYNN BROWN Wavey Franklin-Kapers, Annual Staff, Favorite song, Candy. Saying, Holy cow. Ambi- tion: To run a model agency. PATTY BROWN West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Latin Club. Favorite song, One Meat Ball. Saying, l'm hungry. Ambi- tion: To get acquainted with a cute butcher so the gang won't starve in California. MARIE BRUCE Chicken Tacoma-Girls' Club. Favorite Song, Just Plain Lonesome. Saying, Super, Dilly, scrumptious. Ambition: To be a good retoucher. DICK BUCHANAN John Hay-Boys' Basketball, Golf, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Coub, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: Navy, and later par golfer and Civil Engineer. MARALYN BURNLEY M, .I. B. John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Senior Gift Com- mittee, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Prom Committee. Favorite song, lt Starts All Over Again. Ambition: To change the Attendance Office into a Coke Bar. ELAINE CAMPBELL Laine Magnolia-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: Take a trip by boat across the desert. SHIRLEY CAMPBELL Cam Holy Names-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, An- nual Staff, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Stardust Saying, Don't get your tail in a knot. Ambition: To play Stardust on the piano without a single mistake. THORA CANLETT Chik V Arkansas, Texas-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Kapers, French Club. Favorite song, l'm Confessin'. Ambition: To always be able to dance. BOB CAPELOTO Cap West Seattle-Spanish Club, Grizzly Hi Y. Favorite song, American Patrol. Saying, One, Ambition: To move on Queen Anne Hill. BRICE CARLSON 0Ie Magnolia-Boys' Baseball, Boys' Bas- ketball, Queen Anne Hi Y. Saying, Way t' hang. Ambition: To bowl better than Don. AL CAROSINO Boys' Club. BERNICE CARR Birls' Club. BARBARA CASEY Casey F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Who Put the Overalls in Mrs. Murphey's Chowder? Saying, Dahhh. Ambition: Same as Jane's. BETTY CHAROUHA5 F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Livewire. Favorite song, Close to You. Saying, OH, my gosh! Ambition: To live in Seventh Heaven and be house keeper for the man in the moon. RHODA CHASE Ginny Stadium High-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Paper Doll. Saying, Oh, don't be a martyr! Ambition: Paper, mister? lin case the movies don't take Edythel. LAURA CHINN Lu Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Livewire. Favorite Song, Stardust. Saying, Oh, gosh. Ambition: To find one. CELESTE CLARK Piggie Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kuay Staff, Livewire. Favorite song, Don't Fence Me In. Saying, Rickie tickie. Ambition: To be a firefly so I can glow at night. YVONNE CLARK Cookie Broadway High-Favorite Song, l'm Beginning to See the Light. Ambition: To travel through European countries. VIRGINIA CLARKE Ginny West Queene Anne-Girls' Club Cab- inet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Favorite song, Missouri WaItz. Saying, Mighty peculiar. Ambi- tion: Change Mr. Farmer's office into a second Inn, PAT CLARKSON West Queen Anne--Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, What a Difference a Day Makes. Saying, Fyrmm. Ambition: To change the library into a rumpus room. SHIRLEY CLARY Girls Club DON COCHRAN Boys Club WARREN COCHRANE Cocky Cascade-Bank Clerk, Forestry Club, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y, Yell Team. Favorite song, I Dream of You. Saying, Dahhhh. Ambition: Lots more double-dates with Dickus. VERNICE CONSTANTINE Vac Qest Queene Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, They're Either Too Young or Too Old. Saying, God helps those who help themselves. Ambition: To live in Seventh Heaven and keep the milky way milky. T IRENE DAHL Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust, Saying, Honestly? Ambition: To always make a lot of friends. LILLIAN DAHLBERG TUdie Girls Club. se SAM DAINARD Boys' Club. LAWRENCE DANKEL Boys Club. BOB DAVIDGE Magnolia-Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Ambition: To bowl. LEE DAVIDSON Pee Wee Lawron-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire. Favorite song, Anchors Aweigh. Saying, Are you kidding? Ambition: Take a trip south-in a hurry! PHIL DAVIS Boys Club DOLORES DEBRULER De F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Always. Saying, Well, gee whiz! Am- bition: To learn all the words to all the popular songs and have a beautiful hunk of man to sing them to. DOLORES DECKER Sister West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Annual Staff, Senior Play, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. Saying, But l- Ambition: To live in Seventh Heaven and keep the stars dusted. DOROTHY DENNISON Dot Warren Avenue-Girls' Club. Favorite song, Always. Saying, Jeepers. Ambi- tion: To see Helen safely married. JESSE DOUGLAS John Hay-Class Officer, Boys' Club Council, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, P.T. A. Dance Committee, Boys' Q Club. MARVIN DURHAM Bull Lawton-Class Officer, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Boys' Q Club Officer, Livewire, Honor Society, Boys' Club Cabi- net, Senior Pin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Student Council. Favorite song, l'm Beginning to See the Light. Saying, What's the matter? Ambition: U. S. C. G. Academy. MYRA EARP Poky West Fork High-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Girls' Q Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Milkman Keep Those Bottles Quiet. Saying, He is not Edythe. Ambition: To bribe the California milkman not to tell what time the gang comes in. KAY EDWARDS Franklin-Class Officer, Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Student Council. Favorite song, Irish Lullaby. Saying, Where's my wallet? Ambition: To travel. BETTY LOU ELLIOTT Girls' Club. LOIS ENGH Inga Central High-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Locket in My Pocket. Saying, Oh, my gosh! Ambition: Go back to N. D. where it doesn't rain all the time, iust snows. JANE EPLER Janie John Hoy--Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Business Staff. Favorite song, Always. Saying, Perish the thought. Ambition: Navy nurse. BETTIE ERICKSON Oscar F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, My Dreams are Getting Better All the Time. Saying, Yes indeed-your best bet is coronet. Ambition: To run the school elevator. SUE ERSKINE Susie Q John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Business Staff. Favorite song, Lilli Marlene . Saying, You don't say?? Ambition: To be Van Johnson's private nurse. DON FEENEY Dumbo North Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Forestry Club, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y. Favorite song, Abdul, the Bull Bull Ahmeer. Saying, Strange. Ambition: To have fun and be a success in life. Also to be president. sp- .4-M: if-as -C? s--me KW Yr H 1 V ,gg -rf. '1 - , . f . K ,s i - ' .. I .. . 432: JANE FENTON Girls' Club. EUGENE FIELDS Boys' Club. KEN FLEMING Boys' Track, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Staff. Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: When the outlook is bad l'lI try the uplook. JULIA FREDERICKSON Doolee Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll. Favorite song, You Made Me Love You. Saying, That was a quickie. Ambition: To be a light- globe and always be the bright one in the crowd. HENRY FRESONKE New England School-Boys' Club. Ambition: To learn to fly. MARY LOU FRIDEN LulabelIe Broadway High--Girls' Club Commit- tees, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll. Favorite song, Together, Saying, You're a good kid. Ambition: To win friends and influence people. ISABELLE FRY North Queen Anne-Girls' Club. Ambi- tion: To have a lot of fun at Seattle Pacific College. MARIAN GATCHELL Cookie West Queen Anne-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'll Be Seeing You. Saying, Well, that's life! Ambition: To cross the stage without falling down when I receive my diploma. CHARLES GEKOLD Chuck Oxnard Union High, Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Tennis Manager, Operetta, Kapers Director, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Debate Club Officer, Latin Club, Kuay Editor, Quill and Scroll President, Business Staff, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer. Favorite Song, Stardust Saying, We can't all be normal. Ambi- tion: To do something that will justify my existence. BILL GERRODETTE F. H. Coe-Debate Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club. CLYDE GLASSMAN Brick F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Stage Force, Livewire, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Sunrise Seren- ade. Ambition: To see and help Queen Anne win a Baseball Championship. JAQUELINE GRACIA Jackie West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Always. Saying, Hmm, could be. Ambition: To have some of those famous creole dishes in New Orleans with Nancy and Alice, then marry a U. S. C. G. A. C. O. JOE GREEN Boys' Club. HELENA GREENHILL Girls' Club. DICK GREENWOOD West Queen Anne-Bank Clerk, Live- wire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Night and Day. Saying, l'm speaking on top of you,Senor. Ambition: Become a graduate Civil Engineer. DOROTHY HALLIDAY Dixie Sherman, Texas-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Office Force, Spanish Club. Favorite Song, Don't Fence Me In. Saying, That's precious! Ambi- tion: To have oodles of friends. JERRY HAMILTON Higgs John Hay-Boys' Club. Favorite Song, The Very Thought of You. Saying, I have to work on my car tonite, or, OH, I wish l hadn't taken my car apart. Ambi- tion: To marry Betty Anne Tiemeyer. OLIVER HANEY Boys' Club. CAROL HANSEN Girls' Club. BEVERLY HARALSON Bev North Dakota-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Counsellor Worker, Livewire. Favorite song, Moonlight in Vermont. Saying, Rufff! Ambition: To wear one of Frank Sinatra's cashmeres and meet Perry Como and Larry Stevens. LEWIS HARRINGTON Louie Whatcom Jr. High-Boys' Club. Favor- ite song, Deep River. Ambition: To become a Second Lieutenant. HELEN HARTFORD Magnolia-Bank Clerk, Office Force, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Al- ways. Saying, Why shore. Ambition: To travel around the world. BILL HAYES Frog F. H. Coe, Boys' Track, Operetto, Kapers, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Grandfather's Clock. Saying, Tough Nibinzos. Ambition: Airlines Pilot. RENE HAYNES James Monroe-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports. Favorite song, I'll Walk Alone. Saying, Diddeebooboo! Ambi- tion: To leave the world a little better than I found it. DONALD HENDERSON Hendy Franklin-Stage Force. Favorite song, Cocktails For Two. Saying, What's flicking? Ambition: None, TED HESSE F. H. Coe-French Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Ambition: While aimlessly wandering, always pon- dering to win the words, to tred the bridge above emotions swirled. ALICE .IEAN HIGGINS A. J. F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Attend- ance Force, French Club, Spanish Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, Sentimental Journey. Ambition: To change the Boys' Gym into a Roller rink. ELSIE HILL Lawton-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: To live up to my brother's highest expectations since he made the supreme sacrifice for our country. MARILYN HILL CuddIes West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Spanish Club. Favorite song, l Don't Want to Love You. Saying, Maybe. Ambition: To be a floorwalker in the telephone booth at the dink. RAYONA HILTABIDEL Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Senior Picnic Committee, Senior Gift Committee, Senior Prom Committee. Favorite song, Anchors Aweigh. Ambition: To change the Girls' Club Office to a Date Bureau. 5 fire il ,M :ive Hhs ein CLYDE HOLCOMB Lakeside-Kapers, Swimming Club. Am- bition: To buy up a few Liberty Ships and start my own steamship line and also have Gerold as my advertising agent. MADELINE HOLLOWAY Glrls Club DON HOLMAN F.H.Coe-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y. Favorite song, Sentimental Journey. Ambition: To be able to ski well enough to be an instructor at Sun Valley. BETTY HOLMES Sherlock Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To learn how to play the bagpipes and pay back my neighbors. SHEILA HORNE Windy John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, l Dream of You. Saying, I'm Sheila, l'm Laverne, l'm Cliff, drop over some time. Ambition: To meet Van Johnson, Frank Sinatra, Perry Como, Bob Walker, and Tom Drake when the gang is down in California. BETTY HOTCHKINS Hey Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Livewire. Favorite song, Cheatin' on the Sandman. Saying, Oh, poof. Ambition: To go to bed one night by 9:00. ibm AF' LORETTA HULE Scheralade St. Annes-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuoy Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Moonlight in Vermont. Saying, Let's skip. Ambition: Be a ianitress: to keep the Dink brightly sparkling. JEAN HUMBERT Girls' Club. LAURA HUNT Girls' Club. MARILYN HUSTON Girls' Club. ROGER .IAMIESON John Hay-Bank Clerk, Spanish Club. Ambition: To go to college and study business administration. BETTILOU JANSON Bets West Queen Annej-Girls' Club Cabi- inet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff Editor, Live- wire, Honor Society. Student Council. Saying, Yeah. Favorite song, I Don't Want to Love You. Ambition: To learn to wriggle my ears like ?? JANICE JARED John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Latin Club, French Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Long Tall Mama. Ambition: To change the Nurse's Office to a racetrack. GORDON JOHNSON Boys' Club. ROGER JOHNSON Boys' Club. HEDDA JEAN JORGENSON F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Frosh Auxilliary Officer. Favorite song, Stardust. Saying, Well, what will I put? Ambition: Same as Peg's. MARIAN JENSEN Rupert High-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, My Dreams Are Getting Better All the Time. Saying, Heavenly days. Ambition: To finish college. IO! JOHNSON West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite Song, Marines Hymn. Ambition: To help Queen Anne win a baseball championship. MARIOTIS JOHNSON Mary North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabi- net, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Swimming Club. Favorite song, A Blues Serenade. Saying, Oh heck! Ambition: Scientist and Artist-divide my time between them. RAY JOHNSON Boys' Club. KEN JONES Oak Lake-Mosque and Gavel, Senior Play, Forestry Club, lce Skating Club. Ambition: To attend college after the war and to have a successful career in Forestry. JOYCE JORDAN Willie E Lawton-Girls' Club Committees, Oper- etta, Kapers, Attendance Force, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Holiday for Strings. Saying, Okay. Ambition: Tour the United States by a private train. SALLY JUDD T. T. ' Franklin-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Favorite Song, l'm Begin- ning to See the Light. Saying, Oh, honey! Ambition: To install escalators on the Galer Street steps. JEAN JULIAN Warren Avenue-Operetta, Kapers, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: Medical doctor. RAY KEENIY Boys' Club. DEAN KIMILI North Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Tennis, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To do God's will. RUTH KIRSTINI Ruthie Salt Lake-Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Stage Force. Favorite song, Blue Rain. Saying, Silly, Ambition: To be a mascot on an airplane carrier. PAULINE KLOUZAL Chatter-box John Hay-Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favor- ite song, 9:20 Special. Saying, Oh, you don't say. Ambition: To get out of school, and get an apartment so June, Sue and l can live happily ever after. JACK KLUMI Klumllc0 F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Senior Pin Commit- tee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Senior Prom Committee, Boys' Club Council, Student Council. Favorite Song, Dreams. Saying, That's Life. Ambition: To be a success and always have lots of friends. ELVIA KOFSTAD Ella Warroad High-Girls' Club. Saying Wait a ierk. Ambition: Nurse. DOROTHY KULMAN Skiddyfaaf North Queen Anne-Kuay Clerk. Favor- ite song, Together, Saying, Hey. Ambition: Same as Lee-in a hurry! ED LACKNER Cuddles John Hay-Boys' Baseball Manager, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Body and Soul. Saying, Bounce ya Buster. Ambition: To thumb a ride with Lover to the Prom. MARY LAGRIED Mimi F. H. Coe-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Livewire. Favorite song, l'll Walk Alone. Saying, Piffle. Ambition: To have an ambition. MARY LAWRENCE Lawree West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Mosque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society Officer. Favorite song, Hard Hearted Hannah. Saying, Take it Easy. Ambition: To be Lana Turner ll, so I can wow the fellas at the dink. DAVID LEE Dave John Hay-Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Business Staff, Livewire, Swimming Club, Favorite song, Tumblin' Tumble Weeds. Saying, Tell yo what l'm go'na do. Ambition: To marry a gal iust like the gal who married dear old dad. HELEN LEIGHTON Girls' Club. JOHN LAMARCHE Johnny Laramie High-Kapers, Annual Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Serenade in Blue. Saying, Amen. Ambition: To be or not to be. CHARLES LEWIS Jose Magnolia-Operetta, Kapers,l Bank Clerk, German Club. Favorite song, Liszt Concerto in Eb Minor. Saying, Well natch! Ambition: Concert pianist. AIT LEZIN Rope West Queen Anne-Boys' Club Cabinet, Boys' Tennis, Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Business Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y. Favorite song, Beer Barrel Polka. Saying, Do you think? Ambition: Drink full of life's cup. RUTH LIND Screwball North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Livewire. Favorite song, By the Light of the Silvery Moon. Saying, Oh my gosh, kid. Ambition: To fulfill my main ambition. STANLEY LINDAHL Blondie Lawton-Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Tonight We Love. Saying, Oh, Ellie! Ambition: To become an architect. WALLACE LOCKWOOD West Queen Anne-Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, German Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Rum and Coca Cola. Ambition: To live in the most beautiful state in the U. S. A.-California. Boys Club. 'gi O . A nlnnr Loan ff 2 ANN LOMEN John Hay-Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Business Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, Together. Saying, I know the type. Ambition: To build a five tube radio set that works. OAKLEY LOT! Oak Alexander Hamilton-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Livewire. Favorite song, l'll Remember You. Saying What's up, Doc? Ambition: To become a naval radar operator. HELEN LUNDIERG Stacy Magnolia-Bank Clerk, Office Force. Ambition: To be a secretary. PAT LYONS Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'm Beginning to See the Light. Ambition: To overcome the lack of it. PEGGY MAHEI Gravel St. Annes-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire. Favorite song, You are my Sunshine. Saying, What's the use? Ambition: Same as Joan's. . .,.. -rf., , .Fifi K t ti, -'Um tg 1 Q is : 5, ..,.,.,. gif? 2 BOB MACKIE West Queen Anne-Kuay Clerk, Live- wire, Business Staff. Ambition: To find out what field I'm best suited for and follow it successfully. MARIE MANINI Swede Greenwood-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Attendance Force, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Missouri Waltz. Saying, Duhhhh. Ambition: To live a happy life, travel, and become a successful accordianist. CHARLIE MCCARTHY Chuck John Hay-Boys' Basketball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. DON MECULLOCI-l Mac North Queen Anne-Boys' Club. Favor- ite Song, Rum and Coca Cola. Ambition: To graduate from college. JEAN McDONALD Mac John Hay-Attendance Force, French Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Always Ambition: To change the stairs to escala- tors. MARGARET McDOWELL Margie John Hay--Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Kuay Editor, Quill and Scroll Officer, Livewire, Honor Society Officer, Senior Pin Com- mittee, Student Council. Saying, Have you turned your copy in? Ambition: To change the play field into an open air cafe. DAVE MCGIRR John Hay--Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y Officer, Student Council. Ambition: To be a priest and live in Alaska. PEGGY ANN MCGIRR Midge John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Melancholy Baby. Saying, l love thot boy! Ambition: To love and be loved. BOB McLEAN Mac Highline High-Livewire. Favorite song, Why Don'tcha Do Right. Saying, Just another ski hopper. Ambition: To be with Jackson down on Jackson. ROSEMARY MCLEAN Rosie Holy Names-Livewire. Favorite song, We'll be Close as Pages in a Book. Saying, Gee. Ambition: Secret-only Toot knows. ARTHUR McMAl'lON Mac F. H. Coe-Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, Largo-al-factofumf' Saying, How- de-do-di-everybodyf' Ambition: When I am drafted to be offered a general's commission in the U. S. Army. JACK MCMASTERS Mac Greenwood-Latin Club, Spanish Club Favorite song, Don't Fence Me ln. Say- ing, To be or not to be. Ambition: To sail my own boat-in water but not under water. DORRAINE MQNAMARA Irish Columbia High-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, A Little on the Lonely Side. Saying, Are you kiddin'? Ambition: Typist. LOIS MEISSNER F. H. Coe-Kuay Clerk. Ambition: To rule the roost with a rolling pin, and to keep a 4-0 record in happiness. BARBARA MELLOR Barb Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, l'll Walk Alone. Saying, La-a-ugh. Ambition: Aspirations towards deep sea diving-about 3 feet. DICK MERRIFIELD Boys' Club. DOLORES METCALF Dodie John Hay-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, l'm Making Believe. Ambi- tion: Travel after the war. JERRY MILLIGAN Stinky Des Moines-Boys' Club. Favorite song, l'll Walk Alone. Saying, Great gobs a mud! Ambition: Garbage man. SHIRLEY MITCHELL Mitch Point Grey High-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust, Saying, un- printable. Ambition: To always see the humorous side of life-even when things look blackest. JACK MONTGOMERY Jackson Street Magnolia-Forestry Club, German Club. Favorite song, Tater Chip Rag. Ambition: Move to Highline. PAT MORIARTY Patty Ann St. Annes-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Ways and Means Committee. Favorite song, The Hut-Sut Song. Saying, Tabu to you too. Ambition: To change the locker room into another Monte Carlo. DONALD MOORE Pinky Ballard-Debate Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll. Ambition: To meet up with the king of Hobos'. , PAT MOORE Girls' Club. PAT MOYLE CIumsy F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Three Cabelleros. Saying, Everyone can't be like me. Ambition: To see the day when Van Johnson is principal and Joseph Cotton is Vice-Principal of Queen Anne. if JOHN MURPHY Senior Play, Boys' Club. GLENORA MURRAY GIenny Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Livewire. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambition: To be happy and make a success of life. PAT MURRAY Hips West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committees. Favorite song, A Little on the Lonely Side. Saying, Unprintable. Ambition: To always have Mary and Loretta for support when l spend Friday nights at home. GWEN MYER GwlnnIe Lowell-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Debate Club, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society President, Swimming Club. Saying, l mean. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: Emerge victorious in the struggle for a Phi Bet key. EVELYN MYERS Ev Lawton-Attendance Force, Honor So- ciety. Favorite song, Paper Doll. Ambi- tion: To be a really good cook. NORIERT MYERS Boys' Club. DOROTHY NELSON Girls' Club. GERALDINE NELSON Gerry Warren Avenue-Kopers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, l'm Beginning to See the Light. Saying, Not really? Ambition: To be a buyer for a San Francisco department store and buy clothes for women that men really like. STAN NORDSTROM Stinky John Hay-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Saying, Let's flick Dad. Ambition: To be a success and be happy. CATHERINE NORMOYLE F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Attendance Force, German Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust, Ambi- tion: To live on a ranch in Texas with Margaret and Diana, and raise sheep on my third of it. COLLEEN NUYENS Fly-away West Seattle--Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Stormy Weather. Saying, Why sure! Ambition: To get in good with the weather man so the gang will have a sunny summer in California. PAT O'BRIEN Peanuts ' F. H. Coe--Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk. Saying, Oh, caterpillars. Ambition: When called to be a missionary never stoop to be a king. HOLLIS OECHSLI Marion St. Annes-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Can't Get That No More. Saying, You gotta show me. Ambition: To change the annex steps into a ski iump. MARION OESCHLI Hollis St. Annes-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Swimming Club. Favorite song, SnowfaIl.' Ambition: To change the roof into a roof garden. NORMAN OLKEIN Pee Wee Warren Avenue-Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Candy, Saying: LSMFT . Ambition: None. IARIARA PACE labs F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Don't Fence Me ln. Ambition: To be a secretary and travel. MARY ANN PACE F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Red River Valley. Ambition: To become a good bookkeeper and travel. POLLY PALMER Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favor- ite song, Together. Saying, How regurgitating! Ambition: To change the showers to a swimming pool. GIOIGI PAUL loys' Club. JIM PIDIISON John Hay-lays' Football, Kapers, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Saying, One meat ball. Ambition: To get an A from Herby. NORM PIDIRSON NICK Magnolia-Livewire. Favorite Song, Rum and Coca Cola. Ambition: To bowl better than lrice. JACK PIDIISON Boys' Club. JOAN PIYIRSIN Lewis and Clark Hi-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite saying, All you have to do is whistle. Ambition: To change Mr. luther's office into a dating bureau. HOWARD PHILLIPS loys' Club. Q 49V gs. wiv BETTY RAE PEIRCE Belmont Hi-Girls' Club Cabinet, Oper- etta, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll. Favorite song, Why Do I Love You? Ambition: To wander back to California some day and to see the world. ANNE Pour . it 2 Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Billie. Saying, That's life. Ambition: To always bei happy. .mlm ., A ie., ' .. ., it ELEANOR POTTERUD ElIie Ballard-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque. and Gavel, Senior Play, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Tonight We Love. Saying, Farewell, bright angel! Ambition: To invent sleep in capsule form. JOE PRATTO Whipp-er dlppelf' Commerce High-Boys' Baseball, Live- wire, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite isong, String of Pearls. Saying, Life's like that. Ambition: To be a success in life and also bail out of a navy pursuit plane. fr I I LAWRENCE Purrnr Larry A F. H. Coe-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Q German Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: To ioin the Navy in radar. .aid -P542 ik . ,,,.,. -lf, 5 'if x ,..,,:,. . Q BOB PUGMIRE Pug wsu, Boise 'High-Livewire. Favorite song, Do Nothin' Till Ya Hear From Me. Saying, Hold it. Ambition: To get in the Infantry. BEVERLY PUSH OR Girls' Club. MARY RADELICH St. Anne's-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Counsellor Worker, Livewire. Ambi- tion: To become an addition to the old maid's home, and travel to break the monotony. BARBARA RABER Barbs Purdy Mesa High-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Robin Hood. Saying, Corn and Catfish. Ambition: To decide what it is! COLLEEN RAFTER North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, German Club, Spanish Club, Stage Force. Favorite song, Moonlight Mood. Saying, No fooling! Ambition: To breed race horses. DON RAHKONEN Magnolia-Boys' Tennis, Boys' Q Club. Favorite song, Rhapsody in Blue. Ambi- tion: To bowl better than Vitt. ELEANOR RANKIN Ellie Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club. Favorite song, You Can't Stop Me From Dreaming. Ambition: To take Sue's place on her day oft. GRACE RASH Girls' Club. DOLORES RASMUSSEN Dolly Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, You Always Hurt the One You Love. Ambition: To change the chandeliers into trapezes. DICK RAWSON Boys' Club. DON REGALIA Regal West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Tennis, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, l Got Plenty of Nuttin. Saying, Come with me to Trinidad. Ambition: To sail the South Seas with Hal and Clyde and then go in business with my father and brother. DICK REID West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Tennis, Bank Clerk, Forestry Club, Latin Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Ambition: U. S. Coast Guard Academy. IDA MAE RHYNAS Boby Logan Center Hi-Girls' Club. Favorite song, A Little on the Lonely Side. Saying, Oh, you kid. Ambition: Get married, and live happily ever after. We BARBARA RICHARDSON Girls' Club. RITA RICHSTAD Girls' Club. DICK RIEMEN Boys' Club. DOROTHY ROBERTS Dopey West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, German Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society. Favorite song, Blues in the Night. Saying, That's tough stuff. Ambition: Go around the world in a 28-foot sailboat with a couple of friends. LOIS ROBERTS Girls' Club. NANCY ROBESON Nana Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, At Last. Saying: Of course you know what this means? Ambition: To change the greenhouse to a golf course. IDYTNI ROIKO ladle Miller Jr. Hi-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel President, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Student Council. Favorite sang, Stardust. Saying, Too short! Ambition: To crash the movies so I can support the gang in California. DICK ROSEN West Queen Anne-Kapers, Senior Play, German Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Rockin' Chair. Saying, Play it cool. Ambition: To live a complete and happy life. JERRY ROSENFIILD West Queen Anne-Boys' Baseball, Boys' Track, Kapers, Debate Club, Attend- ance Force, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club. Ambition: To ioin the Navy, see the war end, and then bugsy. DOLORES R055 Hamburg Warren Avenue-Bank Clerk, German Club. Favorite song, When My Baby Comes Marching Home. Saying, That's life. Ambition: Stage directing. IEVIRLY ROSS Girls' Club. NANCY IOWLES Parker House St. Anne's-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Cocktails for Two. Saying, Huh. Ambition: To change the art exhibit to a Petty Show. JOHN SAKELLARIS San Francisco-Forestry Club, Livewire. Ambition: To see the world. BARBARA SAWYER Magnolia-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, At Last. Saying, Where's the locker key? Ambition: To change the seats in study to overstuffed chairs, PAT SEWARD 'I'llh Groesback High-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Live- wire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Deep in the Heart of Texas. Saying, Dah he! Ambition: To perfect an equestrian parachute. VERNON SHANSIY Vern John Hay-Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Saying, Does anyone have an extra place in their car to go skiing Sunday? Ambition: To walk across Fourth, Westlake, and Fifth Avenues on Pike Street without the light changing. LUCILE SHELHART Lulabelle F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Girls 'Sports Manager, Attendance Force, German Club, Spanish Club, Girls Q Club. Favorite song, Stormy Weather. Saying, Oh, my ackin' back! Ambition: To push Beverly into the Tar Pits. NORMA SHICK West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Taboo. Saying, I don't know. Ambition: Have the school bells ring One Meat Ball. DAVID SCHLORDT Boys' Club. JOANN SIVERLING Jody F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff. Favorite song, Strange Music. Saying, Well, those are the breaks that make life interesting. Ambi- tion: To live in an adobe shack in Arizona. BILL SMITH Franklin-Kapers, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, String of Pearls. Saying, I don't understand. Ambition: To live long and happily. IILL SMITH Boys' Club. BOB SMITH Bud West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Grizzly Hi Y Officer, Student Council, Senior Prom Committee, Boys' Club Cabinet. Favorite song, Whistler's Mother- ln-Law. Ambition: To buy my next suit and topcoat at 4304 University Way. DOT SMITH John Marshall Jr. High-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Senior Pin Committee. Favorite song, Serenade in BIue. Ambition: To turn the'Girls' gym into an all-night cafe. ETHOD SMITH Texas Boys' Club. .IANICE SMITH Girls' Club. MARY SMITTLE Girls' Club. GENE SOBOTTKA Genie Grant High-Latin Club. Favorite song, Moonlight in Vermont. Saying, l'm cold! Ambition: To get A in Foods so I can cook for the gang in California. PAT SPENCER Angel feet Central High-Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Dancing in the Dark. Saying, Yips, they are men. Hank! Ambition: To be a test pilot. Can't you see me flying a B-29? KAYE SPRINKLE Girls' Club. fin. Wm 1'5- 'S' . FS ,li ,. f ' f ' .. gf t ' ' W . T 'fic .H .. ' ' . . A, MW A . f- MARIAN STAM Mernie Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Embrace- able You. Saying, Oh, really? Ambition: To change the study hall into a theater. BEVERLY STANCH FIELD Bev Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Girls Q Club. Favorite song, l'm Making Believe. Saying, Ugh. Ambition: To pull Lucile in after me. DICK STEDJE Boys' Club. JOHN STEVENS Boys' Club. LOIS STEWART F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, ln the Mood. Saying, Arf. Ambition: To be a professional floorwalker in a telephone booth. ELLEN STILES John Hay-Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Business Staff, Honor Society, Student Council. Favorite song, l'm Beginning to See the Light. Saying, How gruesome! Ambition: To change the radiators so they give out heat. BARBARA STILL Pinky Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kuay Clerk, Annual Staff, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Take Me Out to the BaIlgame. Saying, Kill the umpire! Ambition: Have my own box seat in Emeryville. JOYCE STRATTON Girls' Club. DONNA SUTTON D John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Business Staff. Favorite song, lt Had to Be You. Saying, Folkom tret. Ambition: To teach Mr. Hoverson not to call me Eleanor. RUTH SWANSON Redmond High-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Girls' Q Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To become a nurse. PHIL SWENSON Magnolia, Boys' Tennis, Operetta, Latin Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Ambition: Doctor. CAROL SYLLIAASEN Duck Magnolia,-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Don't Fence Me ln. Ambition: To change Mr. Luther's office into a poolroom. BOI TENNANT Lawton-Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Ambition: To be a great lover. JUDY THOMAS John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Always, Saying, How ghastly! Ambition: To live in Seventh Heaven and keep the big dipper filled with water. VIVIAN THORPE Red Los Angeles-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, l'll Be Around. Saying, Oh, na! Ambition: To get as far as medical school before I die. BETTY TIEMEYER Tabby West Queen Anne-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, German Club, Livewire. Favorite song, The Very Thought of You. Saying, Hey, Ambition: To always know Jerry, Bev, and Ellie. JOAN TETTLEIAUM Joey St. Nicholas-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Dreams. Saying, Give me strength! Ambition: To see the century change. BILL TOBIN Tob West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Forestry Club, Stage Force, Livewire, Grizzly Hi Y. Favorite song, Strip Polka. Saying, Cinch, Ambition: To land on the roof of the Inn in a helicopter. fun. n if? CHARLOTTE TROPPLE Bugsy Renton High-Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society. Favorite song, Always. Saying, I don't know. Ambition: To see Jerry September I, 1946. JIM TUPPER Tup F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Tennis, Forestry Club, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite saying, What's the matter-you got holes in your head? Ambition: To drive as well as Chief Dave McGirr down at the parking lot. EVELYN URCH Zombi Magnolia-Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, I'm Beginning. to See the Light. Saying, Anything for a laugh-Any- thing! Ambition: To be a floor walker in a telephone booth. DON USHER Ush John Hay-Class Officer, Boys' Basket- ball, Boys' Golf, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Latin Club, Kuay Editor, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Pin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song: The Stein Song. Saying, Liver lsee Capelatol. Ambition: To top Papo Dionne. JOAN VILAS Modrona-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, At Last. Saying, How revolting. Ambition: Same as Hedda's. FRED VITALICH Vit Magnolia-Boys' Baseball, Spanish Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, anything by Crosby. Saying, Search me. Ambition: To bowl better than my Dad. ,X 1'- 1 BARBARA WADE Barbs James Monroe Jr. High-Girls Sports, Kapers. Favorite song, l'm Confessin'. Saying, Oh, Suz! Ambition: To ring the bell for Peggy. LORNA WALKER R. A. Long High-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust, Saying, Are you kid- ding? Ambition: To be successful in life. DARLENE WALL Dar West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, French 'Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Annua! Staff. Favorite song, l'll Remember April. Saying, He who laughs last laughs loudest. Ambition: To actually drive before Emilie or Betty. TOMMY WATTERS Junior F. H. Coe-Boys' Baseball, Boys' Tennis, Debate Club, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby. Saying, You've an Ace with ears. Ambition: To master Diamond Waltz, then waltz around Greenlake I5 times with Jack Opperman again. MIKE WEAVER The weave F. H. Coe-Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y. Senior Gift Committee. Favorite song, Frankie and Johnnie were Lovers. Saying, Passion makes a mess of your life. Ambition: To travel extensively. JOY WEBB Girls' Club. RUTH WEBB Ruthie West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers director, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'll See You in My Dreams. Saying, Hey kids, wait for me. Ambition: To live in Seventh Heaven and keep the moonbeams turned an. MARGARET WEDDELL Maggie F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, German Club. Favorite song, 3 Always, Ambition: To live on a ranch in l Texas with Diana and Catherine and raise l horses on my third of it. l PEGGY WEST East High-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Gift Com- mittee. Favorite song, Why Don't You Do Right? Ambition: To change the auditorium of Queen Anne into a circus. MAX WHITCOMB Boys' Club. NANCY WHITCOMB Nan John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'll Get By. Saying, Hmmm, what's up Doc? Ambition: To have some of those famous Creole dishes in New Orleans with Jackie and Alice and then marry a U. S. M. A. C. O. JUNE WHITE John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Office Force. Favor- ite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To rent an apartment with Sue and Pauline when l get out of school. PIIYLLIS WIIITE Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Sports, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, Battle Hymn of the Republic. Ambition: To roam through the woods and valleys, over hills and on the seashore with someone, as M. and P. Cune did. I lwjflttg. 2 , ,,,. . My wow: WIEGEIS .P sg., g. Boys' Club. .IEIIY WIGGEN5 Dapper Dan Washington .lr. Hi-Boys' Golf, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Casey Jones. Saying, Flick it, Dad. Ambition: To be a pencil sharpener for a typewriter company. BETTY JEAN WILLIAMS l. J. Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, lf You Are But a Dream. Saying, Well, that's life. Ambition: To marry a doctor. DON WILLIAMS Lover John Hay-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Stardust, Saying, Cigar- ette? Ambition: To thumb a ride with Cuddles to the prom. PETE WILLIAMS L. D. .lohn Hay-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Tennis, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, l Dream of You. Saying, Don't over do it. Ambition: To have and to hold. , 9 'av 1 X DON WILLIAMSON Willie West Queen Anne-Boys' Club. Favorite song, Confessin'. Saying, Five days of school make one weak. Ambition: To get through Typing I without having o nervous breakdown. HERBERT WITTENBEIG Herb Magnolia--Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, He's a Jolly Good Fellow. Saying, SimpIe things for simple people. Ambition: To be a successful business man. DALE WOEPSE Roosevelt-Livewire. Ambition: To be- come a medicine man. PAT WOODIUFF Woody Magnolia, Girls-Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Golden days. Saying, Imagine that! Ambition: To see that all rooms are equipped with iuke boxes. WAYNE WYNKOOF Edmonds High-Spanish Club, Honor Society. Ambition: To avoid the army. DIANA ZINKE Stinky John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, German Club. Favorite song, Always. Saying, To be or not to be. Ambition To live on a ranch in Texas with Margaret and Catherine and raise cattle on my third of it. 'lla Ns. , .4 fx ,. 2 2 Y 9 li? , 1 I f :IQ 7 ,.-.' ,'-:'. i .:. v , .-., L , . .,-:.....e'.f:g 1 I V W Ewa BOB KURTH, Treasurer, GINNNY HAY, Secrefcryg HAP MYERS, Kuay Representative, DORIS WALKER, Vice-President, SIS WEAVER, Kuay Representative, GIL ANDERSON, President anim Glafu Jlzbilafuf IN OUR FIRST SEMESTER as upperclassmen the Class of 1946 elected Gil Anderson, Supreme Master, Doris Walker, First Mate, Ginney Hay, Chief Scribe, Bob Kurth, Banker, and Sis Weaver and Hap Myers held down the advertising post. This Big Six turned out a mixer on November 29, and repeated with one on February 2. Sports brought out a large number of Juniors, some of the outstanding being Johnny Parsons, Dave Lanphere, Phil Miller, Dick Koefod, Lee Amundson, Don Martin, Maurice Engstrom, Julie Apostolou, and Mel Johnson. As the second semester rolled around the members of the Class of '46 againr went to the polls and chose Craig McLennan, President, Cal Smith, Vice-President, 2 Bob Kurth, Secretary, Don Denny, Treasurer, and Ginney Hay, Kuay Representative. This contingent held a successful mixer, and Worked on the idea of getting senior pins for next semester. Karnival Kapersu was the name selected for the Kapers. Many Juniors were prominent in making the show a success. Some of these Were: Ginney Hay, Hap Myers, Shirley Abbott, Dick Clarke, Bill Cheney, Dave Beaudin, Cal Smith, and Don Copeland. The Class of 1946 wishes to thank its adviser, Mr. Van Tilborg, for the line job he has done in guiding us. In closing, We hope to see everybody next year as the graduating class of 1946. HAP MYERS, CRAIG MCLENNAN. A ..,,. 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I dv. 6 he 4' x 'S'-Jw w WM BRUCE WOLGEMUTH DOUG SUNDE '56 507zfzamafze4 BRUCE WOLGEMUTH PAT SYKES LOWELL KNUTSON DOUG SUNDE DON BRAZIER wwf MARY JANE TIERNEY DON BRAZIER LOWELL KNUTSON S Clean Tins BEING A YEAR of national politics, we started as Sophomores with an election. The following were elected as the officers of the class: Lowell Knutson, President, Don Brazier, Vice-President, Bruce Wolgemuth, Secretary, Doug Sunde, Treasurer, and Mary Jane Tierney, Kuay Representative. The Class of '47 was well represented in the Held of athletics by the following: Lowell Knutson, Dean Peterson, Carl Ramberg, Bob Lajala, Gus Kostakos, Bruce Wolgemuth, Stan Gourman, Bob Patton, John Olson, Herman Young, Don Kiser, Bob Alexander, and many others. When February rolled around the class again turned its attention to politics. Lowell Knutson was again chosen to lead the class as President. The office of Vice-President was again held by Don Brazier. Doug Sunde served as Secretary, and Bruce Wolgemuth as Treasurer. Patty Sykes filled the oflice of Kuay Representative. ' We were also well represented in the Kapers by Betty Mae Raport, Frank Topping, Willis Konick, Lowell Knutson, and Jo Anne Kirberger. Highlights of the year's social activities were two successful mixers held by the Sophomore class. We are fortunate in having Mr. Elmer Miller as our class adviser, and we wish to thank him for his able assistance in guiding us through our second year at Queen Anne. LOWELL KNU'rsoN, DOUG SUNDE, DoN BRAZIER. W .1 I ,VV .ef X fx Q. X A ., -' . 4 C Bl ' 'P I A f .,.. - , '- VV V Vi sf , V . , VV 5'7' f nr . 55 'r , li 1 K K l A Bob Alexander Mariorie Allyn Diane Ahlskoa Roberl Ames Harold Anderson Rusly Anderson Bill Arnold Mary Lou Arnold gf 'ff . so 10 Q 'QP .f ' K7 0 pl z WM N L, . 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Gourman Bob Graal Dolores Graham ' ' V im -' A - V ' ' ee -- ' 'B A- -'-- . i Q . A V . V Vi Q V , Z VV V , If - V , Charleis Hall Shirley Hall Nancy Harrison Gloria Houck Gloria Graham Coraline Greene Gloria Greenfield D. Gonlavson H. Haggard Bob Hall 2 3.1 U. y r z 1 if Y K4 .f Hy 1 r qt., Q .,......... .- r-- - 14. I 5, f y,-H if 2 . , , .... f 2' Z, 5 Q' - 'F f Q 1 nf . S 45, cl gl ,ii h ll ': s rr slr vi June Harville Erick Hawkins George Heiser Colleen Holmgren 5' .1 ., ff Q: Hel n Johnston ji Joan Kirberger 1 y ,, ,.:.E IERI: Willis Konick Peler Lee l zz, . ., Helen Marshall Dave McKinley 5 Dick Morgan 'vi ff Roger Nelson Gene Hooker wif' 'Girl , Parry Jones r Y -fn Q. 5 , Q If V E? as . Q' H Barbara Hord sv J 5 15, Connie Keeler 1 A 'ru Joanne Kirkman ,lim Kirkwood cw we M Gus Kostakos Don Kron ., in 0 QM!!! QQ . . lzv ,V 1. .F A . V T7 gg my M 1, 5 , ,zip ' ggxggfgy 3. 1555? Lai' . Barbara Leichr M. Marshall H. Leschuilra , ,rr ,,rr e..,,Wu ' rSafi.r,, i f :Q fi 2255 . fr Msg? , r Greg Marrin -2-ni A. Hendrickson Shirley Horton Earl Henry QW 4 M Harry Hun! 'N ' H-4 ..11'2Z:i2. we . , gr, 1. ,W Dale Keeler in George Kepharr W . x 35 is M ' is Us ' l 1 4 ,gf i s .:g... ik Al Jim Klobucker , , M .3199 i in ii? '52 Jean Kuisl , jim Lindor K . . swf:- Jerry Marlin -.f-'-r.,: f . , Zi-E1-E David Melhery Kay Mercall Allen Miller -: , X .:.:., W l Bill Knechlel Edward Kyllonen Y.: 'fl ..fg,.! X on iv 5 1 , A .1-61... l W f, fa Ted Heriot Jeanne llrlills Shirl unler Bill Hursll l Z , . .2 'W ' -if-:.. 'R Mb Pat Kerr F13 4555524 Bill Knighr .-i 'I : jane Laney r r ff-1 ff Q M :jj . gi?-K A fer, Don Lolguisr Lucille Lonsdale W , .:.... ..., 5253 , ev . L Norma Martin m gr I Carol Miller 1 k .. 4 lieggy Mary rtl glee, 4 ee ,, E A, ' 5 lien Miner 'W I . ff' ' eff? H hifi ' rw - , f ' ff f M , .- ,- - ' ' 5 - . .ec -.Q 4 . w G 5 r . 1 'X f L on Hi, WW Do! Morgan Barbara Morris Mack Morron jeanetre Moyle D. Mudge!! , me f if Charles Kier S f arf E 'xr ex. .- . ,Q C.. Merna Lancaster Frieda . ., .Q XJ. me Bruce King Par King 35 .1 Lowell Knulsan V,-3-.yTv-,7..e..,.,,m,,,A,, . . X. X ii loan Lee Y? ff' f, ,gl 'M af at ' Irvin Maison Clyde McCabe Q 'F' Fw 1 5 S, Henen Milne Melvin Moerinj Ly Bill Muellin Larry Murphy J -rl Y 3- , 'Q' 4.226 V N ls Pete McCar1hy we , ,. ,, ., ..,.. ,g:5a. .-, -yr., .gn qw , 954,31 J. Monrgomery X .4 , W A 0 il i E Bruce Kin Laird Kahler 'Q a ' M' Myrna Lee Sally M .EI Lis' ' 'l Q..-L.. H H H 1. .-..I.2JQsfei 'Ti ' Robert McCrary 1 R 'V Isabelle Moore We l -. omg- r V - 'Z Da id Myers loan Nelson Www ' -if Marlc Nestle Rae Phillip Wayne Phiefer x..,f A , - fEE ' f N : - ..,. I -:.., ,qi :nh H .. 3 I rx Z A v- : , .ar , . f J , -y 'Pe .-.Q:-. ., K' Hi fi' 'K-I 4 2 f A L Vigil: V W ' A Qkissaflli V Y Helen Eidsvick Albert Pierce Stanley Pitman r'Lp' ,3. EL: 4 , 1 ., , X , . rr , :Z M . , i n -J? , In E an .,:- 5 I K Kc 5 ., Qi ..,. ts: :iff , .' 5' l': ,I 1 l - ' V 7 9 'Y 1 8- 1 Rod Orth Gayle Opperman Alice Ostrem Bob Patton George Patton AQV- V : .,'-, j::1gf!:g -Q Q, F A .,.. I LV iizhgr W mm 'if 'v 3' 1 A Barbara Rhodes ' 'v-'I . Benny Schloredt iii: Q, ii 3 H - '-. 5255155 I ' 18423, if Herb Smiley f aww? 5, if Erin 'iiwfi :Jo-Ann Nickelsen Ernest Niemonen judy Noble Betty Nordstrom Pat Olmstead Spf? , v if Irene Paulsene Pete - - '. ii V R ':!'F ia-sri? U 5 2 , A .. ,.i, if Q ' r , N 4' ,,.. W ,. :.- K ., r .. r 1, R .- A ff ,Y S sf w 3 K ,S Gilt, 'Y vs 7 'Q . 3 Tj? f N -tx if . . .A ' ,' yu wfiim W' 1 4 sm 5, X ix x mg E 5. me 2 X s -1 ----- 2 ' Norma Port Charles Pratt Betty May Raport Gail Rasmussen Robert Olsen . it , r,, .Mr M 'il-uf' I 'V V Shirle y Redfernw ..... f I wk J in -V 15,3 I . lm ..f Y -, w , f r--' I fi A ?f -- A ... . 1 . 1' .,.. ,. 3, . 5 ,- ix 4 Q in lj ' r fri if 5:4 1 iff N 'Y fi' 1 .... Barbara Rickey Donald Ridge Nancy Roberts Arthur Rootmw Joan Rowley Kenneth Rychman SteveSandberg Joanne Saunders f ' . ,r,, ' n , , A A ii H- V, R MW A Q ' - A P e Melvin Schmidt Darrel Schultz Barbara Schwartz John Seeger Bill Seidle Charlene Settersen Mack Shattuck Helen Sims Laura Sloan . ,, Ay is X ,, V ,V . 4 ,I , A 3 ,jf mgijhgwg I ' 2 . M ' K g :5iE5E53:1?52Z'e2i'.. we -.-'5'15',25EI:5:.::- ' Weit z ' 53:22. ,, 3-? lg . ' .- Q . l , 3 V ' . iid V 352 X - lie gg? I Jn. N 'ii - -'-r ' Allred Smith Don Smith Dorothy Smith W A Mac S it their Harvey Sundberg Harold Sunkee Gretchen rf John Snope Mickey Snape Gil Solibaklze Carol Stievenard l N sr 'P 2 if rx he Wesley Tolleison Mary Tonkin .A fe- 3 , .7 I 5- Eigffv - ' W , v K X fl XX A Anita Van Whye . 'W ,X .. G. Walbraith George Walker ...:rr.i.' Q W f A- we M Herbert Wickes M. L. Williamson Pat Williams Waleda Wilson Le Roy Winter hi A ia fr Coralee White Ralph White Elmer Woldseth Bruce Wolgemuth P. Doug Sunde r,.:VA., .:, , Jean Tropple -Q ' A J , K Doris Whitmer , - ei ii Herman Young 37 I sv Q6 44 ,av SUZIE ROWLES, JOAN COLMAN, BARBARA BRACE BARBARA ARNOLD, JOHN SCHAAK JANE LANEY, DOUG WILSON SUEZHORNE, MARILYN MORAN, VIRGINIA TAYLOR aaoifunan efddfi dqfdjlifty WE, THE CLAss or '48, after becoming accustomed to the unfamiliar halls of Queen Anne, became interested in our school's activities. To begin our first year we were ably represented by Doug Wilson as President, assisted by Jane Laney. Secretarial duties were handled by Barbara Brace while joan Colman took care of the bankbook. Suzie Rovvles informed the public of our progress as our Kuay Representative. Their term was ended when the successful mixer, Frosh Frolic, was given. With many nominees to choose from, we elected Barbara Arnold, Virginia Taylor, Sue Horne, Marilyn Morgan and John Schaak as President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer and Kuay Repre- sentative respectively, to lead us the next semester. We were vvell represented in the field of sports with Gene Grant, Bob Lajala, Lefty Smith and Dick Smith, the most outstanding among the males. In the girls' field, Charlotte Small carries the title of Junior Girls' Tennis Champion of Seattle. Junior Miss would not have been complete Without the assistant manager, Helen Sims. In the Kuay Karnival Kapers there were many who were photogenic. We remember especially the songs by Dotties Mace and Willis Konick, the Russian dance by Jo Anne Kirberger, and John Schaak on the marimba. Among the leads in the operetta, the Gondoliers, Dottie Mace and Oliver Chappell, made successful debuts. With the end of our Freshman year coming to a close, we wish to thank our Advisor, Miss Uhden, and our Counselor, Mr. Uhl, for their much needed assistance throughout the year. BARBARA BRAUQL, X'IRGINIA TAYLOR, Dick KLQNIHIIK. Ox 'S fl 1 F L. ., V. r : , V y A l1 ,:,'i S s .l l I A 7 ., K E I y 1 1 fi fAnne Adskin loan Alexa B. Amasbury Betty Anderson Dick Anderson Lois Andrews Barbara Arnold Bob Arnold Waldon Barrow Joan Bartch Los wgf ww . H - is 11. ss V V - , .. , M Q ., ,X , , .f:,.,1 , 0 gs 'Wil ' Jay Bean james Beckart Joyce Belcourt ' .,.: f 'i '- Berg Janet Boggs M. A. Boushall Ethel Bowen Barbara Brand A Qi -'Q S :V .. vw W. ,:-Ig.. . 4- J if .... ,, 1 'u ,- A V,.' A 5 Q ,. -1 S' 21'2,2!2 'QV 3 ' fs2i'5'1.. 1 J' 'lilifi-V i' ' 1 2 Brown Barrow Avis Carlson Barbra Carlson Franklin Carpine L 5, K, Y my if fi- fi , : Z ,li its ...., wg svn 35 3, 1 f X 45 . i f - , ,. I ,.,.. 1 :3 it 2' .. Patsy Clayborn Bob Clough Suzanna Clough si: 5 . is MQFSZZEY 1 ' K il We lmsxs . , Lee Dana Bruce Davidson Patricia Davidson R, Patricia Cobb johnny Cochran Barbara Cassidy ini' -ef Mary Ellen Cole r , H Oragay Davis Anna Diamond jean Del Meisser Peggy Chestnut jack Chidgey Anita Clark Harold Clark I V , 5 -A . A1 .- David Calvin Marilyn Conroy Bonnie Crosse Lois Dainard 5 ,. . li' 2 ,S Willa Dodge Peggy Donovan Donna Drexel Donald Duckering 'C Q .i,,,. . .ff , .. I ' . , my A A B 2, N Marian Dybward Sue Eidal Jeanne Eiseman Theda Elbrader Mickey Facer Ferguson kg? H I Patricia Forcier Ed Freeman Joan Freedman Eddie French Keith Fresonke Douglas Froling Della Gaier Lenora Gaerisch Art Gollolon Gene Grant M fb ' ..,. , -V QF 4 . -V if 1. 1 ..,.., ,R 1 1:--rg gf L. Q.-.g,1gg..,: ,ffm f r 'gs . ' H? Q m- A M4 N Carol Griffith La V. Grinaker Wilma Grobe Raymond Goover W. Hamilton Phyllis Harrison Dorothy Hawkins Sheldon Heeren W. Helgerson William Henke -bl: ' . ,. - . pr., A 15235, . a. ' ff... Ken nelh Keener ...gg Elaine Kirtland - ' -- .,.... :f 3, Q, 'f' ,- y.. A 5 L ' l Q ' ,K -f-1 , L A if ' ina . . i . . I- 152. M. ' 19? 7 . ' f I , nnnn so I I - -3, 2 W - f .-. l,5,,sA, ,DT ,gi : I 512, , ,frail EZ V 'Ez' Q x f ' :' ral. A i Peler Higgins Shirley Hodge David Hood Sue Home Janelle Holchkin Dorolhy Hughes Bonniej. Hulchins Belly Irons Mable Irons ll .5151 I A at . - I if Y .. ' 'W . 'W I AJ 5... 5, W A ..Q's.i: 1 A .l if ni l Bob Isler Keilh Jackson Mike Jared Belly Rulh Jenkins George John Don Johnson Sally Jo Kease Lloyd Keely 1 Ai Qi 1.2, .I is-4 5. I gf? I all ff , '11 g 'e er . '- - 4S12JvE ..,Q..4S:: - ,, zz i V Z . . . - he x A L U 'N ' - ' -' 'fi x' U , 2i 1 ' A 'f' I -555' A 7 ,w , ., ..,: ' . I .I -life l if xi i I 'V ly J , f V . ff 1.23 'lgiligg gf I ' X 1 'el - ' 1. ..,. 5 52152. .r Dickse Kellell Hannah Kennelly John Kennelly Harold Kepharl Donald Kepp Don Kerbel Diane Kessler Charlolle Kilmer My . ,,, - . .M I f J' ' ii 5? . J I I 5 5 ,- F . we ik ' Marilyn Knighl Bob Knulson Isabelle Kochler Maxine Kohlwes .JN Jewell Krueger I? JM ,S 1 if BA ini Ilene Lindsay Jane Lipperl Bob MacDougal Dollie Mace Arthur Magill Alma La Marche ,-in 1 Lucille Mansholl S I Q M. --fe, as 4 Belly McCalib Don McCarty V. McCracken Agnes McCrae Dick McMurlie G. McQueen Belly Larimer Don Maples Y Alice Medahl Y .s 5 o f 1 - -,--- I ig? f ' : , ' - Virginia Miler Ward Mong Marilyn Morgan Marjorie Morrill Sally Morrill Arlhur Morris Joanne Morlland . ., .I ,,., ,af .:.,,., I X :QL ' 'I ff 'I I I, . . . 5 Rulh Nelson Doris Newlon Janel Nicklen D. Nicholson Donna Norelieus Paul Norling Roy Norman W fr r 7 14 'I I A ' I .air Q ,nf .... or + '-ffl l I if Xi A sm, 42.51 .r . . l r r , Wi 'Harold Olsen Norrine Olson Geraldine Olwell Dorolhy O'Shea Ted Pang Marilyn Pederson Binnie Leach SQ . cfs, gf' .... - Joyce Marino miiiiyf ' 'iw 5 ,. t . A ve, .,.. . -I ' ' ' ..,lFP' , June Meissner 4 v .. ..,. , ' ., ..,, ' . h ues Lenha T -' . WZ? . 3S7Z5?ei ' '-3:l.- M.. 2 Rosey Marshall ,. xx 3 B, .. has wflfi JeannelleMerkIey l s E12 wi 9 .2 is Richard Neal 93 RT! Dollie Norris in BQ? W iii Belly Ann Nelson P. Odend'hal i B' .,, - 1- is . ,:., .. - V ' S - B ' A K . it i 'f H . Ei . ' . .Ei ' f ., 5-5 . t .2 '- : M., I, 'f s I -' . 'S f W Q if . s. . Virginia Perlrins R. Pettengail E. Petterson Harvine Peterson Wendall Phillips Rogena Pipes Jim Priat Walter Reita Rosella Rent: t Q iiii B t V - -2- .2 Q. I ff' f- A .. H252 -. . , We Q. :EE 1, . , '5 Q' ' . 1- V L ' . r We W. ,.,, -- ' 47 K, 74- K T If I' l -A 1322: -H ' -ff ' ffril- ii . s Tw' X'v.Q'ffiw - x P. t iff Dolores Richards Ann Riches Bill Richstad Olive Rinn Marcia Ritter Virginia Ronse Suzanne Rowles Helen Ryan Lillian Sampson M, C 1 V hi is f. B 1 o , Don Samuelson D. Sandanger Harold Sande Marilyn Sankela John Schaalc Mariorie Schreiner Bud Sears Helene Seastrom joy Sherwin . If In .. N vll, 4. Q .sf is Q by F L' ,, U 3 , :e a s A ,. ,K 2' xx l Sgt, . 3 H . H , V Eddie Shimmel Bob Shyvers Joanne Sinclair 'K ,wt Y IS Barbara Sorenson 7' 14 is E-9 ii -as . X xl 5 5 'Nag X 'QB Mary A. Strong Walter Suder ' 25 -' . V - . .,.::1 21. ,rr f . E mi Si k.. s , v if if ' Nancy Thompson Bob Tislou - ' file' T' Y fig A QW '::g:g:--5 .5 ' mi! , Q 1 'H ji: A , if A . fi' Donna Walsh Louise Warren Lillian Sundberg 1-f Miriam Watson jackie Simpson Anna May Sipes ew '-.ff Eggs? wif Jerry Sorenson affl- Bud Sweek iv' 'sl ' if C xx Joanne Staley fit! Alice Sylvester -for 44 5. 5 R. C. Whalen .tg Ruth White ','-,, lsouglasl Wilson Tom Wilson Virgi ia Sioes Charlotte Small Sharma Lee Smith jean Smothers y : 'f R Y x ,H AQ. I lxfz faf ., ' ' ', - e i gk . . ,, I .. ..,... 115 Q 24 . 1 P fgj S - is , B- M- Q 3 5 if Beverly Stedman Norma Stenson Heida Stutxman Brandt Stevens W 1, , elf 5' r ':.': I I ,Wg E- -:-': , . M as in are -5.EhSQi:,.wE. M. A. Tarohochia Virginia Taylor Mary Lee Teigh Mary Thomason I.: ix? . 1 .,.., H Q' v h W . if X Marcia Walters Jack Urner Betty B. Von Winkle av 9' .. 7-f ,f 5 A V ' :', Marcella Willard Doris Williams Charles Wilson Don Wilson new . A ---- 5 . Glenn Wiprud Dona use Darrel Wolsey Bradl y e e 4 Glam 'x 1 f ?' A Qiali' Glad 5 l s O T M I E L N E s J K A A N Y E E 5 D R W A A C R E D S MISS CHISHOLM Tun Grruss' CLUB proved itself to be ready to do all possible service this year through its Big Sister and New Girls' parties, the Vocational Conference, and the publication of a student handbook, What's What. ln the line of war activities, the work of the Social Service Committee, under the direction of Miss Hicks, and the Red Cross assignments undertaken by both the Freshman Auxiliary and the older girls were especially noteworthy. In addition to the fall Girls' Club assembly and the nominating assembly in April, an All Girls' Meeting was held on February 8. lt was attended by nearly 200 girls. The spring assembly was the lirst portion of the program for our Girls' Club Day, which ended with a party for all girls. Carrying out a Gay Nineties theme, and having scoured the town for pipe cleaners, in May we at last made our Mother-Daughter Banquet a reality. For its success, as well as that of each Girls' Club activity, we thank Miss Chisholm for her patient guidance and practical ideas. f-f' ANN LOMIEN. QDLLL' Glad eadinel UPPER: Shirley Abbott, Shirley Anderson, Eileen Berry, Cathy Boileau, Maralyn Burnley, Barbara Byers, Elaine Campbell, Barbara Casey, Betty Chester, Virginia Clark, Joan Dixie, Elizabeth Finger, Helena Greenhill, Dorothy Halliday, Carol Hansen, Marion Hassel, Alice Higgens, Anne Humbert, lean Humbert, Marilyn Huston, Bettilou Janson, Mariotis Johnson, Hedda Jorgenson, Mary Lawrence, Saralee Lawson, Pat Lyons, Peggy Maher, Marie Manini, Therese McCormick, Blanche McDermott, Margaret McDowell, Geneva McKinstry, Pat Moriarty, Emilie Mueller, Pat Murray, Hollis Oechsli, Marian Oechsli, Nancy Owen, Polly Palmer, Betty Rae Pierce, loan Peterson, Mary Piper, Eleanor Potterud, Isabel Prentice, Dolores Rasmussen, Rita Richstad, Barbara Sawyer, Dot Smith, Susan Stadleld, Beverly Stanchlield, Barbara Still, Debby Stone, Donna Sutton, ,loan Vilas, Darlene Wall, Ruth Webb, Peggy West, Pat Woodruff, Betty Woodworth. LOWER: Maxine Amundsen, Barbara Belknap, Joyce Berglund, Eileen Berry, Cathy Boileau, Maralyn Burnley, Barbara Byers, Elaine Campbell, Shirley Campbell, Barbara Casey, Sonia Childs, Virginia Clarke, Pat Clarkson, Marilyn Conroy, Delores Decker, Betty Erickson, Noreen Feeney, Elizabeth Finger, Dorothy Halliday, Marian Hassel, Eleanor Hellin, Rayona Hiltabidel, Betty Holmes, Ann Humbert, Bettilou Janson, Mariotis Johnson, Hedda jorgenson, Pot Lyons, Pe99Y Maher, Therese McCormick, Margaret McDowell, Geneva McKinstry, Pat Moriarty, Pot Moyle, Emilie Mueller, Gwen Myer, Hollis Oechsli, Marian Oechsli, Nancy Owen, Polly Palmer, Betty Rae Pierce, joan Peterson, Mary Piper, Carolyn Porter, Eleanor Potterud, Barbara Raber, Dolores Rasmussen Rita Richstad, Barbara Sawyer, Nancy Schnackenberg, Dot Smith, Beverly Stanchlield, Donna Sutton, Joan Vilas, Ruth Webb, Peggy West, Phyllis White, Pat Woodruff, Betty Woodworth. C J f H a feat i U W M A C K r' R . A ' r ., G F ' ' E F ' 1' A R E , O R f-.,, L T . 1 B J O l B M S T M U I P T P H E MR. Moons JACK KLUMB ni , ,. fi Dusprrn A CONSTANTLY depleting number of boys in school, the Queen Anne Associated Boys' Activities were diversified and numerous this year. Backing the war effort to the full, the boys helped make the school bond drives, Red Cross drives, and various other drives successful. They also took an active part in the campaign to obtain adequate recreational athletic centers throughout the city. Under the guidance of Adviser Felix Moore, President Jack Klumb, Vice-President Chuck Gerold, Secretary Jim Rafferty, Treasurer Bob Smith, and Board of Control Chairman Jim Tupper arranged three entertaining boys' assemblies. Sluafenl' enamel! FRONT ROW: Kay Edwards, Anne Lomen, Jane Brace, Alice Higgens, President, Ellen Stiles, Edythe Roiko. SECOND ROW: Douglas Wilson, Lowell Knutson, Jim Tupper, Jim Rafferty, Bob Smith, Jack Klumb, Gil Anderson. ABSENTEES: Bob Kurth, Margaret McDowell, Bettilou Janson. Q5 Q ,V mm my Mi' ,AQ mwmmwsawaz,-,va,Q Q ig Sgr it :Wit 1 . Boyd eauncal SEATED: Craig McLennan, Jim Rafferty, Jack Klumb, Mr. Moore, Adviser, Chuck Gerold, Jim Tupper, Lowell Knutson. Standing: Don Usher, Gil Anderson, Marv Durham, Jim Betsill, Jesse Douglas, Bob Laiala, Bob Kurth, Doug Wilson, Bruce Wolgemuth, Dave McGirr, Hap Myers. ghd! Semedllea .fiaewahei Alice Asfern, .loan Barch, Beverly Bean, Eileen Berry, Kalhie Brown, Maralyn Burnley, Barbara Casey, Virginia Copeland, Mabel Doe, Louise Dahlberg, Helen Eidsvick, Karin Eide, Donna Forcier, Audrey Frieson, Barbara Froman, Shirley Hall, Carol Hansen, Dee Haroldson, June Horville, Ellie Heflin, Diane Kessler, Betiy Hotchkins, Lora Hunt, Connie Keeler, Dickse Kelleft, Pat Lagreid, Mary Lawrence, Poi Lyons, Rhea McCarihy, Bonnie McClintock, Rosie McLean, Calhie Normoyle, Mary Ann Pace, Rae Phillips, Ellie Poiierud, Margo! Radcliff, Susie Rowles, Pol Seward, Norma Shick, Susie Sfadfeld, Grefchin Surry, Donna Woepse. 65525 4644! Semedllea 80-y fiaewdzoi Leland Amundson, Dick Anderson, Julian Aposfolo, Dave Beaudin, Philip Bergstrom, Stan Bowen, Don Brazier, Lynn Brown, Clyde Cherberg, Fred Degler, Bob Dixon, Clairborne Erickson, Peier Fleming, Milford Foley, .lack Guyer, Harrison Haggard, Gene Hooder, Lowell Knulson, Art Lezin, Bob McLean, Craig McLennan, Melvin Moering, Geo. Paul, Joe Prafio, John Sakollaris, Bill C. Smilh, Kirk Smith, Bob Tennanf, Pele Williams, Elmer Woolselh, Tommy Wolfe, Bruce Wolgemuth. ww? swmzsmmzmqmf- ' Georgia Baldwin, Joy Beernick, Viola Cook, Virginia Copeland, Jane Cutter, lrene Dahl, Louise Dahlberg, Lee Davidson, Dolores Decker, Karen Eide, Louise Falkner, Donna Forcier, Barbara Foyston, Carolyn Greene, Margaret Guice, Sheila Horne, Shirley Hunter, Patty Hutcheson, Janice Jared, Marion Jensen, Jean Julian, Madeline Kirkman, Mariory Landweer, Jane Lippert, Ardith Luke, Peggy Ann McGirr, Pat Moyle, Pat Murray, Gwen Myer, Joanne Nickolson, Catherine Normoyle, lrene Paulsene, Dolores Rasmussen, Patricia Riesing, Helene Seastrom, Pat Seward, Norma Shick, Helen Sims, Charlotte Small, Nancy Thompson, Vivian Thompson, Lorna Walker, Mary Lou Williamson. 'NIH Y s semaes muff' Bob Arnold, Jay Bean, Dave Beaudin, Richard Berger, Philip Bergstrom, Don Brazier, Bill Briggs, Dick Cameron, Bob Clough, Jim Chidgey, Keith Davidson, Fred Degler, John Donegian, Donald Duckering, Don Estep, Milford Foley, Pat Gleason, Jack Guyer, Jim Hawkins, Keith Jackson, Sam Johns, Ray Johnson, Lowell Knutson, Willis Koenig, Bob MacDougal, Pat Maloney, Bob Miller, Dick Morgan, Norris Backley, Dave Paden, Ray Pegler, Tom Reynolds, Bill Smith, Cal Smith, Doug Sunde, Bill Tobin, Mike Weaver, Herbert Wilkes. i 5 13 I :Maze '7eam 5 5:45 Oliver Chapple, Charles Custer, Pete Fleming, Lynn Gaston, Charles FIRST ROW: Jane Epler, Barbara Byers, Donna Sutton, Bonnie Mc- Gerold, Wallace Lockwood, Jerry Martin, Dave Paden, Charles Clintock. SECOND ROW: Mack Shattuck, Duane Wichstrom, Stan Stasney, Max Whitcomb. Gourman, Dave Paden. THIRD ROW: Lynn Gaston, Allen Miller, Jack Urner, David Lee, Mr. Parmeter. rqifenfance Siaff Patricia Seward, Gretchen Surry, Lucille Manshole, Marian Jensen, Joan Alexa, Kaye Sprinkle, Madeline Holloway, Jerry Brown, Kathleen Brown, Nancy Roberts, ldel Brown. SEATED: Mrs. Pierson. DON USHER Senior! pin eammiffee DOT SMITH MARGARET McDOWELL EILEEN BERRY 'K .' 4 if LA lv 14. fbance Q ' SEATED: Alice Jecn Higgins, Ann Lomen, Mcralyn Burnley. STANDING: Don Usher, Dave Bates, Carol Hansen, Jack Klumb, Marvin Durham. '1.. Jlgggifg GMA' GW WMAW Gawaellaa Wwkm SEATED: Jane Brace, Anne Lomen, Ellen Stiles, Theresa McCormick. STANDING: Kay Edwards, Barbara Casey, Shirley Anderson. Dee and BeVe lY H0 0ld50n W'W H -an' Uffice Qzaace STANDlNG: Bernice Carr, Carol Hansen, Irene Dahl, Helen Lundberg, Myra Woods, Barbara Byers, June While, Joan Hughes, Maureen Tiff, Joanne Murie, Waleda Wilson. SEATED: Dorothy Halliday, Eileen Berry. l l i l .Quill ani Scan!! FIRST ROW: .lack Guyer, Jim Betsill, Chuck Gerold, Margaret McDowell, Betty Rae Pierce, Sally Judd, Gwen Myer. SECOND ROW: Don Usher, Vern Shansby, Celeste Clark, .loan Peterson, Barbara Belknap, Emilie Mueller. THIRD ROW: Bob Davidge, Dorothy Roberts, Marilyn Anderson. FOURTH ROW: Ted Hesse, Dave Beaudin, Julia Frederickson. luadque amd Qaaef FIRST ROW: Pat Murray, Vernice Constantine, Gerry Nelson, Shirley Abbott, Ruth Webb, Ellie Potterud, Mary Lawrence, Miss Uhden, Adviser. SECOND ROW. Janet Austin, Patty Hutchinson, Dolores Decker, Peggy Anne McGirr, Edythe Roiko. THIRD ROW: Don Usher, Pete Williams, Mike Weaver, Clark Stewart, Chuck Gerold, Lynn Gaston, Ken Jones. , 2 1.- .ily , Q : W Q M 1 ,, 4 :SAR 3 Hz S -4 Aim' S Q .Queen Name Ji-W ' FIRST ROW: Jack Clark, Bob Johnson, Tom Reynolds, Jerry Wiggins, Melvin Johnson, Lewis Hardy. SECOND ROW: Milford Foley, Stan Lindahl, Charles Gerold, Dick Rosen, John Drew, John LaMarche. THIRD ROW: Jack Klumb, Don Anderson, Bill Smith, Dave Lamphere, Dick Koefod, John Parsons, Clyde Glassman, Bob Bland. FOURTH ROW: Warren Cochrane, Jack Sohns, Marv Durham, Don Usher, Pete Williams, Don Regalia, Cliff Skelton, Lee Amundson, Charles McCarthy, Jack Miesler, Ed Brown, Joe Zorich, Jack Peterson. ABSENT: Jim Pederson, Jim Chidgey, Bill Dwyer, Don Martin, Tony Munko, Jim Tupper, Brice Carlson, Dick Reid, Joe Pratto. 'fini A v . nv Q TWH? 5 Qie new ,.,. swf :iii 1 y q 'ix' -...'T 5234? W' wg 3 QQl2?Ly I N225 Ing' QQ V , P . , r, e er, V V4 ,Q gmzzry G f'2?cr Grwfff JH-T! FIRST ROW: Mr. Farmer, Adviser, Roy Abercrombie, Craig McLennan, Bill Tobin, Julie Apostolou. SECOND ROW: Bill Briggs, Dave Bates,'Gene Fields, Cal Smith, Bob Capeloto, Mike Weaver, Dick Stenchoel. THIRD ROW: John Gilbert, Don Holman, Don Feeney, Gil Anderson, Bob Kurth, Ken Usher. FOURTH ROW: Jesse Douglas, Doug Milne, Hugh Holdt, Tom Normoyle, Art l.ezin, Don Wall, Bill Hammer, Bob Smith, Jim Betsill, Dave McGirr. 14 Z. .t.! is ,ff-QM 5 5 HE An JULIUS HOVERSON 351111-QU JANSQN Advisor Editor UNKNKJXVN TO 'rue 1300 some students at Queen Anne, this book went into production in the Spring of 1944 with the naming of Bettilou Janson as the girl with the sanity most likely to secedenfbut, by April, 1945, She still appears reasonably sane. When she started dunking her head in the hypo and waiting for the film on her teeth to develop, Mr. Hoverson decided the whole staff needed a rest. By September the staff had been completed and the actual work begun. Drawing layouts, snapping photos, pasting pictures, till the long wintry evenings began to give way to the first balmy breaths of spring. QWe hadn't seen daylight for six months, so the only way we knew 'twas spring was that Mr. l-loverson was getting bulb happy againj For the Iirst time in the history of the annual, all class pictures were taken before Christmas, insuring the book's delivery date. Thus, another Grizzly has rolled off the press, and for the first time in nine months, Mr. Hoverson leads his thirteen little groundhogs into the daylight once again. rqnnualrq ' FIST ROW: Dolores Decker, Mary Piper, Shirley Campbell, Nancy Rowles, Pal Moriarty, Darlene Wall. SECOND ROW: Joy Beernick, Virginia Sears, Dave Paden, Peggy Maher. EMTLIE MUELLER BETTY WOODWORTH GWEN MYER Make-up Editor Feature Editor Cioss Editor DON USHER MARIOTIS JOHNSON BARBARA STILL Literary Editor Art Art EILEEN BERRY SONJA CHILDS LYNN BROWN Business Photography Photography Km, CHUCK GEROLD SALLY JUDD Editor PRINT SHOP Bob, Betty Rae, Scllly, Margaret Editor MARCH 7, 1945, was another milestone on the KUAY'S long and illustrious journalism road. One of the oldest high school weelclies in the state had given way to the trend of tabloid- sized newspapers. On Wednesday, Mai'ch 7, 21 new, streamlined KUAY, its glistening block headlines on a glossy enamel sheet proclaiming the swing to modern styling, greeted the eyes of the sub- SPORT'S EDITORS SECOND PAGE EDITORS Bob Davidge, Jim Betsill, Don Copeland Susie Stadtfeld, Margaret McDowell, Sally Judd, Betty Rae Peirce, Gwen Myer MARGARET McDOWELL DON USHER Editor Editor scribers at Queen Anne. Six pages, jammed with features, photos, fun and the roundup of the weeks news from the highest school in Seattle symbolize the new KUAY. To all the kids who toil for endless hours amid the clatter of typewriters and the shouts of frantic page-editors, their eyes wild with deadline del- lemmaea hearty round of applause. PRINT SHOP Mr. Howard Fuirbuirn, Don, Sully BUSINESS STAFF KUAY STAFF Emilie Mueller, Betty Rae Peirce, Gwen Myer Hard at Work Cecelia Anderson Barbara Boulton Marilyn Anderson MR. LEWIS, Adviser Barbara Belknap Jane Brace is Elleen Berry Ed Brown Lawrence Dankel Marlon Gatchel Vernice Consianfine L ,,.,.. ..,,, V Q? - Af THE EIGHTY ODD students who have won torch pins, and others who are one bar and two bar holders, have achieved a long aspired goal. More space could well be dedicated in recognition to these pupils who have frequently forfeited less de- manding and more entertaining Betty Bouldin Dick Buchanan Bob Davidge Dick Greenwood Janice Jared Ed Boeller activities to maintain their high scholastic standing. Congratulations to the torch holders especially, on the termi- nation ofa job Well done. Maralyn Burnley Dolores Decker Elsie Hill Marian Jensen Dean Kimble Tom Corey Marv Durham Don Holman Sally Judd Ed Lackner , Art Lezin Kay Edwards Betty Holmes Jean Julian John La Marche Ann Lomen Pai Lyons le C. McCa Erickson Richard Kave Lawren Luke rthy McDowell eggyMcGirr u Gwen Kay Pugmire Edythe Roiko Bob Tennant .lim Tupper RILLA MARGARET GWEN GAYLE Don Williams acielfff ACTIVITIES or THE Society included the presentation of two highly successful assemblies conducted by able Adviser Herbert Lewis and the election of oflicers. Presiding are Gail Rasmussen, Kuriy Repre- sentativegMargaret McDowell and Gayle Opperman, Secretary and Treasurerg Rilla Phillips, Vice- President, and Gwen Myer, Presi- dent. Hap Myers Joan Peterson Dolores Rasmussen Bob Smith Mike Weaver Wayne Wyncoop Joanne Murie Hollis Oechsli Mary Piper Rita Richslad Ruth Swanson Ruth Webb Dick Merrifield Pat Murray Marion Oechsli Eleanor Potterud Dorothy Roberts Ellen Stiles E. M eller Jim Peterson Barbara Raber Norma Shick Darlene Wall Betty Woodworth tawrence Puffert Pat Seward Joan Vilas Pat Woodruff Barbara Sawyer Don Usher Pete Williams Peggy West ,z R' ev Q 1 'K 5 mfg 5 :H YM ff 1 ggi E-54151952 H, am MW ,Y . Av um, jf 'S' W iii UW 'N avmf Q v xii XM W 51, 'QW qi., few, M Q ' w. 4 xuggwff . 46, wh A tw! 'W' wffsfilfi Wei: QNZTW M W .. Sf K 2, W, ,ws , MN Hg -Kiiinngqullsfllwnmwiiigasn Q -3- 3 icy!! , .. .:,,A,,. ,. A , if U Msg 4?-Q 1 W 41714: Semeilm efuuh Emma Jean Adams, Mariorie Allen, Allene Arnold, Cecelia Backster, Sarah Bowers, Barbara Brace, Geraldine Browne, Bette Chester, Bonnie Lou Christensen, Dolores DeBruler, Anna Diamond, Rosalie Dwyer, Kay Edwards, Elizabeth Finger, Audrey Friesen, Arlean Furseth, Marion Gatchell, Betty Green, Helena Greenhill, Shirley Hahnenkratt, Barbara Hodges, La Juans Howard, Mary Catherine Jansen, June Jorgenson, Jean Julian, Clare Lucke, Marcia Morris, Frances Mortenson, Joan Nelson, JoAnn Nickelson, Nancy Owen, Jean Pederson, Pat Peterson, Rillia Phillips, Gail Rassmunssen, Joan Rowley, Joan Scherenzel, Agnes Schrieber, Pat Spencer, Judy Thomas, Joan Vilas, Pat Woll, Nadine Cook, Allen Bell, David Bond, Bob Cathey, Bill Chase, Oliver Chapple, Dick Clark, Tom Coen, John Dawson, Richard Ealy, Dick Elander, Charlie Hall, Carel Hainel, Bill Hayes, Al Holdt, David Hood, Paul Jennings, Dean Kimble, Willis Konick, Bob Lobdell, Art McMahon, Melvin Moehring, Harvey Sundberg, Jim Stitt. Secomf Semeifaz- Gfncuh Emma Jean Adums, Marjorie Allyn, Betty Anderson, Allene Arnold, Cecelia Backster, Joyce Berglund, Sarah Bowers, Barbara Brace, Gerry Brown, .loan Browne, Wilma Bushey, Bette Chester, Bonnie Lou Christensen, Nadine Cook, Dolores DeBruler, Anna Diamond, Rosalie Dwyer, Kay Edwards, Theda Elbrader, Elizabeth Finger, Audrey Friesen, Marian Gatchell, Betty Green, Wilma Grobe, Shirley Hahnenkratt, Marian Hassel, Barbara Hodges, La Juana Howard, Mary Jansen, June Jorgenson, Jo Anne Kirberger, Clare Lucke, Dottie Mace, Marie Manini, Marjorie Morill, Marcia Morris, Frances Mortenson, Joan Nelson, JoAnne Nickelsen, Nancy Owen, Jean Pederson, Pat Peterson, Rilla Phillips, Gail Rassmussen, Joan Rowley, .loan Scherenzel, Pat Spencer, Judy Thomas, Mary Tonkin, Joan Vilas, Pat Woll, David Bond, Bob Cathey, Cliver Chapple, Bill Cheney, Dick Clark, Richard Ealy, Dick Elander, Don Feeney, Richard Franklin, Leroy Gamble, Chuck Gerold, Charlie Hall, Bill Hayes, .lim Hodges, Al Holdt, Paul Jennings, Dean Kimble, Willis Konick, Stan Lindahl, Art McMahon, Melvin Moehring, Joe Pratto, Harvey Sundberg, Eugene Torrence. UPPER: Ellie Pollerud, Potty Hutchinson, Ruth Webb. MIDDLE: Ellie Pofferud, Ruth Webb. LOWER: Pele Williams, Ellie Pofferud, Dolores Decker. Harry Graves .... Joe .......,.... Grace Graves ..... Hilda .......... Lois Graves ,... Judy Graves .... Fuffy Adams ,.,. J. B. Curtis ..... Ellen Curtis ...... Willis Reynolds. . . Barlow Adams .... MISS UHDEN Eau' Western Union Boy .... Merrill Feurbach. . Sterling Brown ..... Albert Kunody .... Tommy Arbuckle. . Charles .......... Henry ..,..... ..... Haskell Cummings .... M1 1 GEROLDINE NELSON Gui . . . . . . . .Pete Williams-9FArt Lezin ...........,...........DaVidBoncl . . . . . Dolores Decker-9fShirley Mitchell . . . .Edythe Roiko-:kGeneva McKinstry Patty Hutchinson-9'Vernice Constantine . . . . . . . .Eleanor PotterudJ FPat Murray . . . . .Ruth Webb4 4Mary Lawrence . . . . . . .Lynn Gaston-'Charles Gerald . . . Janice Austin4'kPeggy Ann McGirr . , . . .Charles Gerold-'Clark Stewart ..................,...D1clcRosen .......,...........Dav1dBond . . .Clark Stewartg 'Lynn Gaston .....,...........JimLambos .................KenJones . . .Art Lezin- :Pete Williams ................DickRosen . . . .John Murphy . . . .Mike Weaver KA' if .,. ., . H 1 i--- 2 , . ' g'YiQ,ii - - EEE, 1 ' X , - E M . il , 4 Q . K ' I gi., 4 I S ' ,.- 1, - .af -:w a .. L A ... . - 3 2 x: S - 4,4 W 1 g I 4 if UPPER: Chuck Gerold and Janice Austin MIDDLE: Chuck Gerold and Pot Murray LOWER: Shirley Mitchell, Clark Stewart, Pct Murray, Mary Lawrence. MISS UHDEN Wuim 'rue umiar. blue yelyets came down for the last time at 11:00 Saturday evening, March 10, the crowd was humming the grand finale tune Thanks for the Memory as they iiled out in long queues to the exits-thanks for the memory of the lively circus atmosphere of the 1945 Karnival Kapers. The acts lined up in this order: Come to the Fair, A Cappella Choir, Director, Miss Helen Kretsinger, The Big Top, Ellie Potterud, Easy Street, Director, Bettye Boulding Naughty Nicetiesf' Directors, janet Mortluud, Bill Cheney, Photomania, Director, Eileen Berry, 'AOne Morning in May, Orchestra, Mrs. ,Ieanne Adams, Swing xs. Jazz, Director, Ginney Hay, Jazz Fantasief' Directors, Carol Syl- liaasen, Don Usher, Russian Rebels, Directors, .Io Anne Kirberger, Bob lloetlreyg Something for the Boys, Directors, Shirley Abbott, Dick Clark, Grand Finale, Director, Ruth Webb. Curtain acts lined up in this order: Clowns, Delores Decker, Ruth Webb, The TipATop Tap, Jean Smuthers, Melodious Melodies, Shirley Brockman, Evelyn Hartji, Music Sweet and High-up, Willis Konick, Deitrich and the Dr., Chuck Gerold, Dick Rosen, The Sow-ful Song, Betty Mae Ruport, Sports in Brief, Jack Miester, Pete Williams, Top-Hat Temwo, Delores Decker, Ruth Webb, Patty Hutchinson, King oil the Keys, Charles Lewis, One Touch of Melody, Betty Chester, Devil Dance, Bonnie McClintock, 5720431 A as 3 5 S G 2 4, ii A, gf Z, ,s S Q. 2 fs . z 3, ,E gx ? fs sz MR. DAVIS MR. HOVERSON MR. CHERBERG MR. HENKEL MR. FISCUS MR. LEWIS Qc!! 7eam BOB ALEXANDER BILL SIMMONS WARREN COCHRAN . ' fwfgfjg H211 FlRST ROW: Bill Briggs, Dave Lamphere, Tom Wright, Julie Aposlolou, Craig McLennan, Jim Tupper, Jim Pederson, Marvin Durham, Phil Miller. SECOND ROW: Bob Johnson, Clyde Glassmcn, Mel Johnson, Herman Young, Arl Lezin, Dick Koefod, Joe Zorich, Ed Brown. THIRD ROW: Don Feeney, Joe Praflo, Jack Miesler, Cal Smith, Warren Cochrane, John Parsons, Pele Williams, Charlie McCarthy, Dave McGirr, Bob Kurlh, Dick Buchanan. LEE AMUNDSON JULIE APOSTLOU BILL BENNETT BOB BLAND KUAYS DROWNED IN OPENER BY TEDS, 25-O Sparked by the Four S-Men, Roosevelt's Roughriders rode over the boys in Maroon to a decisive 25-0 victory in Saturday's Dust Bowl opener. The local stalvvarts were on the defensive from the opening whistle to the final gun. Unsvvervingly, Coach John Cherberg bore down on the next vveek's Workouts, and it vvas a polished Bruin eleven that met the West Siders the following Saturday. W. S. TRIBE EDGES PAST BEARS 20-I3 WITH LATE SCORE In a fifteen seconds to play story-book Hnish, the West Seattle Indians eked out a 20-13 victory over a fighting, never-say-die Hilltop eleven last Saturday P. M. on the sun-drenched West Side greensvvard. Kuay ends Bland and Douglas accounted for the tvvo tallies, Bland, on a 14-yard end around, and Douglas crossing the silver stripe after a Joe Zorich scrimage- line pass. ED BROWN TOM CAREY JESSE DOUGLAS CLYDE GLASSMAN DAVE LAMPHERE DAVE MCGIRR CRAIG MCLENNAN JACK MEISTER BRUINS ROLL UP EASY 33-O WIN OVER CLEVELAND A roaring, rambling Grizzly Steamroller Ilattened the hapless Cleveland Eagles in a lopsided 33-O shellacking Friday on the Civic sand. Tackle Jud Westgage pounced on a Cleveland fumble, with Pemberton plowing the last live yards for the first tally. Endjess Douglas scampered 45 yards for the second. Craig McLennan skirted end from eight yards out for number three, passed to running mate Lowell Knutson to make it 27-O, and flipped a fourth quarter aerial to Leland Amundsen for the Hnal tally. KUAYS ROLL INTO HIGH GEAR WITH WILD 25-I9 WIN Sparked by a trio of passing, plunging backs and a glue- gloved end, the Marooii wave churned 61 yards in a fourth quarter drive that was halted on the Pups' two, come fourth down. A hushed crowd saw the Maroon eleven shift into position, Joe Zorich lowered his head, drove up to the line, leaped into the air, and fired the oval into the out- stretched arms of MOI' Glue Douglas for the clincher. PHIL MILLER JOHNNIE PARSONS JIM PEDERSON BILL PEMBERTON 22 'Ex JACK PEDERSON BILL SHOLDT BEARS EMERGE WITH 25-O WIN OVER FRANKLIN In a fourth quarter flare-up that netted 25 points, the mud-spattered legions of Queen Anne paddled their way to triumph over the Franklin Quakers last Wednesday in the Civic lagoon. Kuay wingman jesse Douglas wrested the scoring lead from West Seattle's Marv Benham, scoring on a Bob Bland aerial from the end-around slot and running a conversion over the silver stripe. LYNX EDGE OUT KUAYS IN 25-20 HEARTBREAKER With the shadows lengthening across the Civic sand, a battling Bruin eleven bowed to the scarlet scourge of Lincolntown in the grandaddy of all spine-tinglers last Friday. The fourth frame alone was crammed with four tallies and enough excitement to make nervous wrecks of the poor spectators. Two passes, a la Jess Douglas, and a Dave Lamphere 13-yard romp were the paydirt plays for the Maroon scores. Signal-caller, Dave McGirr, turned in the day's best show of plain and fancy blocking. JACK SOHNS JIM TUPPER if si. 3 ' JUD WESTGATE TOM WRIGHT EXTRA POINTS DECIDE MARGIN OF VICTORY AS HILLTOPPERS BOW The educated toe of Danny Shearer proved the margin of defeat for the Kuays in Thursday's Auditorium clash, the Toppers bowing to the Tigers from 'cross town, 20-19. A 17-yard Pemberton, Douglas, pass, a 66-yard drive culminated by Joe Zorich's first plunge, and a razzle- dazzle-end-around toss from Bob Bland to Douglas plus a conversion added up to 19 points. But the Pine streeters had Won. MAHAM SEASON ENDS AS KUAYS DROP 14-O FRACAS Hopes for a 50-50 season were packed away in moth- balls with the Maroon jerseys last Saturday when the Kuays bowed to a heavy Ballard eleven 14-0. This ended a season which saw a Grizzly eleven the dopsters didn't give a chance, send many a shiver up the back of the league leaders. Why? Because a maroon clad cleated club thrives on the title under-dog. JOE ZORICH COACH CHERBERG Swami! 7ea.m Qaeda!! FIRST ROW: Coach Cherberg, Cliff Skelton, Bill Tobin, Tom Reynolds, Jim Chidgy, Lou Hardy, Jack Clark, Milton Foley, Frank Borckman, Ken Usher. SECOND ROW: Jock Sohns, Johnnie Parsons, Ed Brown, Phil Miller, Jock Meister, Lee Amundson, Bill Bennell, Bob Johnson, Lowell Knutson, Craig McLennan, Don Martin. THIRD ROW: Don Wall, Ed Malin, Jim Tupper, John Drew, Jim Furber, Richard Timbers, Don Regcilia, Jim Broymer, Tom Carey, Gene Wiegers, Sieve Sodeboum, Jock Clowson. They did it again-not just a championship, but the third straight second Team Crown for Queen Anne in as many years. The season in review: After dropping the opener to Roosevelt 13-O, the Cubs hit their stride, knocking off West Seattle 7-6 with Wingman Lee Amundson snagging the paydirt pass, and then booting the winning conversion. Kuoys l9, Eagles 6 Two backs and that same Amundson spelled defeat for Clevelands Eaglets, with Fullback Phil Miller and Halfhack Bill Briggs, sprinted and passed 'em dizzy. Three Shutours It was Craig McLennan who dropped the touchdown aerial into Amundsons mitts for the Seconds' long tally in the Pup fray. Final score: 6-O. Again 'twas the Rambling Scott pacing the Maroon men to a muddy 7-0 triumph over a touted Lincoln eleven, and winding up the regular schedule a week later at the Howe Muditorium with another 7-O victory, this one at the expense ofthe Broadway Tigers. Kuays Whirewosh Lincoln 40-O in Championship Playoff November 20, 1944, dawned clear and cold on Civic Field. It was such a pleasant day for a massacre. McLennan set up the first Grizzly score early in the opening stanza, scampering 55 yards, then passing to running-mate Lowell Knutson. A Knutson-Phil Miller pitch plus the big fullhaclis con- version plunge made it 13-O at the half. The second half turned into a track meet with Miller, Lee Amundson, Knutson, and McLennan coming in for their share in scoring honors. It was Bruin pivot man jack Meister who snared a Lincoln pass and chugged 75 yards to the promised land and the longest sprint of the day. The next time ya' start to call these boys scrubs, remember they were '44 ,layvee city champs, and will be donning the varsity mole- skins for Coach Cherherg next fall . . . champs again? FIRST ROW: Paul Whitcomb, Paul Jennings, Dick Smith, Ed Kyllomen, Drew Miller, Gene Grant, Paul Ames, Gus Kostakos, Clarence Gordon, Harvy Hunt, Chuck Geiser. SECOND ROW: Elmer Walsteud, Pat Redding, Don Kiser, Gene Trexler, Bill Olson, Pat Maloney, Troy McCracken, Wayne Jones, Bradley Zemple, Andy Coy, Herb Shinn, Don Loftquist. THIRD ROW: Morry Yoes, Frank Willett, Fred Scott, Dick Cameron, Phil Glazier, Wally Case, Jerry Friar, Carl Ramberg, Bob Hall, John Olson, Harold Harmon, Bob Leschuti, Bruce Walgemuth, Clyde Cherberg. BACK: Erwin Henkel, coach. IN A SEASON marked by last minute rallies and wide-open play, Queen Anne's third string, under the able tutelage of Coach Erwin Henkel, hung up with their tattered moleskins a two wins, two tie, and two loss record. Henkel, back in the coaching wars for the first time in six years, could easily have wound up on top of the Frosh-Soph. circuit with but a few of the breaks in the right spots. After dropping the initial scrap to Roosevelt 13-O, the Cubs played to a pair of scareless deadlocks against West Seattle and Cleveland. In the latter, a Kuay touchdown that could have spelled victory was recalled. Trouncing Garfield's scrub eleven 13-6, the Hilltoppers lost another heartbreaker to Broadway. The Tigers scored in the last 35 seconds to forge ahead and win 13-7. Sparked by the Carl Ramberg-Pat Maloney passing combo.-the the Maroon gridders ended the year with a singing 7-O triumph over Lincoln. Looking ahead, Coach Henkel tabbed Raniberg, Maloney and a rugged Soph. Guard, Wally Case, as the men to bolster the Grizzly Varsity and J. V. squads, 'come next fall. l li ,?i.,.if vlilrfiaavli -'fgwh EHS? ?!2fz1-2Ii:E1?,Ei , . . . . ,. . .,.,.,. . . ,,h, .,. ., , ...cm 2 5 1 x V A L+- www . Q ,H 2 2 as . 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A TOM CAREY JESSE DOUGLAS DICK KOEFOD singlets for the last time this season, they left a nine win-three loss record, finishing in undisputed possession of third place at the close of the twelve-game regular schedule. Gone was the dark-horse moniker pinned on the Hilltop Club at the start of the season, and had it not been for the anti- climactic past-season tussle with Ballard at the U, of W. Pavillion, the local lads would still be in the third position. As it turned out, the Grizzly Five went down before the boys of Beaverville 41-34, and skidded to fourth on the slate. The Season in review: Kuays 24, Bulldogs 23fRugged play of both clubs -Garheld bull-pen, a screaming madhouse. Grizzlies 33, Green Wave 9-A really lopsided shellacking in the local gym. Lincoln 48, Queen Anne 29fLynx missed five chances from floor in first half, chalking 32 points in 10 minutes, Queen Anne 36, Ballard 31'Forward Dick Koefod tvvines 20 points worth to spark victory on local maple. Bruins 54, Indians 39iIesse Douglas, Dick Koefod combo clicks for 16 and 17 points, respectively, as Toppers turn in first 50 point score of season. Team coordination at what was to be the finest displayed all year. Toppers 48, Eagles 17-Douglas in farewell game as Craig McLennan, Pete Williams pace victors in first round finale-Kuays in third place. Bears 41, Pups 25ALocals tally thirteen points in third-stanza spree to put win number six on ice. Queen Anne 30, Franklin 27-Maroon lads stumble in linal minutes as Quakers stage spirited rally. Team play rugged. Lynx 36, Maroons 33-Kuay squint, fired by McLennan, puts on fourth-quarter sprint narrowing 15-point margin to three points at final Whistle. Grizzlies 35, Norsemen 27fBackboardman Lee Amundson stages one-man comeback with long tvviners in Hnal frame, giving locals win number eight. West Seattle 39, Queen Anne 38-Toppers just couldn't connect in closing seconds of nightmare. ' Bears 29, Cleveland 28-A faltering lives to a nine-win season. Us ' 2 l2 it 'E TH , s 5 . A . A DUANE COUGHENOR MARV DURHAM J af, ,t .,..,. .,.,:..,,...Q. wa: QQ . fa' fi: : ff EWU? S ll . L' V . 'AVI' ': 2I '. .. 54-New ali vi W? xl EM W s ass wif? 'll' .N 3 rt 3 riigiga . W law Yagi? gig, 5 5 wi Q2 as ,veit gf. gag, rf asa ig W 45. wg if at 5 Ww- 3 1' .1 ig 1 ,f VW BEE ff fini' ii ' 1 'f 2' . ' in . . . . .-. - as wi 7 i - A K 'I as. ,SW 222. 2195 ' 11 . 1 LQ -2 .... . it Q 1 -. si -ms .semis Y Y, ' HIE A? 'X' We f .f:.:2xE' -F' lil' . Ei 1 fl 4 . 5 4 75: 2 an V ,Q CHARLES MCCARTHY If 2 I5 A NE ' - , I I ,QTYEQQL ,Ili Lrssssigg - ., ,ze fm. . Q, yffcffv ,. :ii ,. fi I1 , If I Z fggwglxik I W .. 1 s,gg3x,,,m7, 4 .- , K igfgaiigigf- A I 2 1 Q I as Q: g , if A f: 'gggigg' gmgg- Q M : ::v -. A .. , lCF:5i1??,fZf' 'X :,.5:i ZiQYf'f'I' , -A,?f,,.,:, ' Ei A '- HWS 4 - f' ' :wg , I J , '1' 'amz - f 'if CRAIG MCCLENNAN PETE WILLIAMS v Manager DON PEDERSON Manager RICHARD KAVET DEAN PEDERSON JOE ZORICH Coach HERB DAVIS Assistant Manager DICK COOPER ...Vw ,HN Lf 5 Snag QE Secancf 7eam gadfzelda-U SEATED: Bob Toller, Tony Munko, Pot Maloney, Bruce Wolgemuth. STANDING: Don Wilson, Fred Scott, Bill Smith, Lowell Knutson, Douglas Sayah, Steve Sodebonn, Brice Carlson. COACH JULIUS HOVERSON so aptly expressed it at the start of the 1945 Junior Varsity competition, We're building experience. And build it they did. Finishing the first round with two wins and five defeats, the Seconds tied off on round two against Garfield taking a 27-24 victory in overtime. After another pair of defeats the V.'s Came back with a 32-20 win over Ballard. The Seconds hit their stride in the season's last two games, edging out West Seattle and a varsity-fortified Cleveland club. Forwards Tony Munko and Lowell Knutson, Pivot-man Bruce Wolgemuth, and Guard Pat Maloney turned in outstanding performances throughout the twelve game slate and should get the nod for first team Competition Come next winter. ,,,,,,,,,Wr,,,,,S ,W,, ,Wg,,,, i A, X, ,Q , 'Vi ii 8 x Q 74ml 'ham Eaakeidall FIRST ROW: Tom Sharp, Gene Grant, Bob Knulson, Karl Belzer, Art Golofor, Doug Wilson, Leffy Smiih, Rod Orfh. SECOND ROW: Manager Don Kisable, John Olson, King Katz, Bill Knight, Tom Mosa, Dave McKins1ry, Bob Hall, Lee Dana. TURNING IN A none-too-iinpressive two-win, ten loss record, the thirds' sentiments were ex- pressed in one sentence: Sure, we were green, but weve got three more years to get the maple court savvy and we will get it. Echoing their statement, culw mentor 'lunlius Hoverson added, They'ye got the ability, and experience will pay offf, In looking to next year, Coach I-loyerson named Lefty Smith, Gene Grant, Tom Moss, Rod Orth, Boh Knutson, and the boys to watch in the 45-46 basket season. 5 ,, do ef: oqwxb -an 50+ Q, Qc, Home guard Qupper leftl X00 CIz1vvson scoops 21 fast one Cuppef 7'fgl9fD 65 'bg Clyde Clouts :mother homer fcenterf .-'KOOX' MAJ' 8481, 0504, Up for a stretch flower leftl 'V0,S The end of a high top fly flower ricgbfj ow 44' 41,0 .2908 41 '4,pbN QQ 6'y6,s Cleo X10 004, F41 41518 S -.S'414N 41015-,, fo NNSO Kill the umpiren CZIFPH7' leftD '30 Sock-OoooI Cupper vightl 65 Ll? , D 6 J Out at f1rst Qcentw' Off 7 'Wo Q- www L Briggs bags one flower L'67Zff?1'D PNCK Safe at second flower leftD X-'135 Mel starts for another run flower rigbtD 0561 Y VX O wo K ,. W3 0969 x 'S' QS P' W YNOOQ5 aww' 'V Q- Mn gafielall efzanqziondfzip Game! KUAYS' 9-5 WIN FORCES SHOWDOWN BATTLE WITH TEDS UNDERDOG GRIZZLIES RUN WIN STRING TO EIGHT STRAIGHT The pressure pitching of lean Jack Miester, plus a flock of Costly Ted miscues, spelled vvin number eight for the fighting Grizzlies in the championship opener under the lights of Sick's Seattle Stadium, Nlonday night, May 28. Miester's double to right in the fifth broke a 1-1 deadlock and put the Kuays ahead 2-1. Third Baseman Clyde Glassman drove in two more in the sixth, but the Colonels came back to tie it in their half. Lanphere sparked the five-run winning rally in the ninth. Don Feeney's sparkling Catch of Norm Mathews' screaming liner highlighted the defensive play in snufhng out the belated Rough- rider comeback in the hnal frame. TOPPERS DOWNED Il-2 IN MATINEE TITLE BATTLE The afternoon game the following day had all the marks of a pitcher's battle between the Kuay's Sophomore southpaw, Lowell Knutson, and the Teds' rangy K. Chorlton until the ninth inning. Roosevelt scored seven times to run the Bingles by Bill Briggs, Glassman, and Dave tally to 11-2. And that meant the Crown. 6-,PW t .gg I u W' ji fivfdi if ' Hz I I . WW R as ff- if 'twill :If If of as ' Secancf 7ea.m Badedafl FIRST ROW: Harold Sunke, Bill Tobin, Don Besse, Bob McDougall, Ed Lachner, Don Regoliu. SECOND ROW: Bob Knulson, Bob Graaf, Clyde Cherberg, Gus Kcslokos, Don Ryson, Kirk Jacobson, Tony Munko, Art Gollofin. THIRD ROW: Coach Cherberg, Doug Wilson, R. C. Whalen, Bill Simmons, Bob Taller, Johnny Parsons, Lurry Murphy, George Hansen, Harold Leschuilia Pmumvs 'rms Most neglected of prep second team sports is baseball. The lads who miss starting nine berths play a separate regular schedule, turning out every blistering summer day to ready themselves for varsity competition the next season. From the dusty ranks of the second squad come the men who will don the varsity uniforms for Queen Anne next spring. 1-1ere's a salute to the second string diamond men without publicityg with out a cheering crowd, they continue to strive on toward their ultimate goal-fthe varsity Never any headlines-never a pat on the backfjust Work. Those who keep at it will comprise the starting lineup in 1946. lx: ,iUw' f.I Q- it i ' -X K tilts!!! fil r Qalf 7eam Don Usher, Herman Young, Pete Belshaw, Harold Corbett, Pat Maloney, Peter Gleming, Dole Knowles, Milford Foley. AFTER A smuns of drubbings at the hands of the leagues' leading linksmen, Queen Anne's golf octet came back to narrowly miss beating the Franklin team in their seventh match at Jefferson Park in a drenching downpour. The Grizzlies lost by a measly one point, 12-11, Herman Young, Pete Fleming, and Dick Buchanan, one, two, and three men, were the only divoteers with previous prep competition. Milford Foley held down the number four spot on the ladder, followed by Don Usher , five, Dale Knowles, sixg Pete Belshaw, seven, and Pat Maloney, eight. Coach Herbert Lewis is looking ahead to a more successful year in '46, with six of the eight men slated to report back next season, 'come green-grass time on the fairways again. 'fennbi 7eam Gilbert Anderson, Pele Williams, Jim Tupper, Gregory Marlin, Chuck Boyle, Phil Swenson, Don Rahkonen, Bill Jordan, Dick Morgan, Don Denny Tom Waters, Don Duckering, Jim Furber, Don Kiser. As TH15 Gruzzm goes to press the Hilltop netmen have hut one victory under their respective lwelts, a 9-O shutout over Franklin, as opposed to a quartet of defeats at the racket-wielding hands of Garfield, Lincoln, Ballard, and Roosevelt. Dogged with illness and the long arm of Uncle Sam, the Kuays were at full strength for but one match of the opening five, that against Ballard. In contrast to previous years, when one or IHOFC individual stars hogged the tennis spotlight here, the '45 squad is strongest in the doubles division. Pete Williams and 'lim Tupper have dropped but one duo-duel thus far, while chalking four wins. The complete ladder: 1. Pete Williams 2. Jim Tupper 3. Dean Kimble Qjoined Merchzint Marine after fifth matchl 4. Don Rahkonen 5. Chuck Boyle 6. Greg Martiii 7. Don Duckering 8. Tom Watters BROAD JUMP GENE TREXLER MANAGER LYNN GASTON SHOT PUT HIGH JUMP EMERY CHAPPLE PHIL MILLER wwf WITH 'mu GRIZZLYIS deadline date far in advance of the All-City Track Meet, where final school standings are determined by the points a man cops in competition with the cream of the city's cinder crop, this will serve more as an analysis of individuals rather than a record of the Kuay's linal team standing. Dashes: Jim Phillips CSOI7l1OI11OI'CD. John Gilbert QSeniorj. 440: Phil Miller Qthree firsts in two ineetsb. Bill Olson Qswitched from 880 to take first against W. SQ. 880: Bill Olson Qtvvo lirsts in two meetsD. Charlie McCarthy Qlack of experience hampered his fine stride in early seasonj Mile: Bob Alexander Qmakes up in stamina for short staturel. Paul Currie. HURDLERS-BOB PATTON, CAL SMITH, TROY MCCRACKEN SPRINTERS-STAN GOURMAN, JOHN GILBERT, JIM PHILLIPS BROAD JUMP CHARLES CRONCH POLE VAULT SHOT PUT DON COCHRAN PHIL MILLER '7awk 120 Highs: Bob Patton Cpractice in form pays offj. Troy McCracken CSophomoreD. 200 Lows: Phil Miller Qthree firsts in three meetsl. Bob Patton Cform againb. High Jump: Gene Trexler CSophon1oreD. Dick Koefod Cjuniorl Broad Jump: Gene Trexler Qtvvo firsts in three meetsb. Chuck Cronch. Pole Vault: Don Cochran Qlone A. vaulter takes three lirsts in three meetsg 10 feet 3 inches in lastl. Shot Put: Phil Miller Qtwo firsts in three meetsf. Emery Chapple. COACH HERB DAVIS HALF MILERS-HAP MYERS, DON HOLMAN, BILL OLSON MILERS-PAUL CURRIE, CHUCK MCCARTHY, DAVE MCGIRR, BOB ALEXANDER as, . ea? W 32254 ,te is - As THE FIRST FRIGID RAYS of dawn creep phantom-like across the sands of the Hilltop bull-ring, they straggle out of the stalls, one by one, their clothing tattered and hanging in shreds on their bruised and battered bodies. What terrible crime have these ghosts of men committed? Arson, larceny, murder got maybe they voted the Republican ticket? No, they just became Seniorswinnocent, unsuspecting, care-free boys who never dreamed 23 credits spelled burns, bruises, black eyes, and bunions. Seriously, the so-called 'Commando Gym course for Seniors is one war-time innovation that could well be sustained as a permanent part of the high school curriculum, continuing to condition young men for the equally strenuous past-bellum days. As one who will soon depart from these hallowed halls, this writer wishes to place his humble, but hearty, stamp of approval on the efforts of Mi'. John Cherberg for his part in pulling a host of Hilltop lads into better shape for the kindly man who sits behind the desk at Board 5, typing ever so many letters that all start the same way!l'Greetings. 1 PF Pk FIC Hand me my crutches, son, I've got to go out and hobble twenty or thirty laps. 7401640 Tins PAGE IS dedicated to those who have shown outstanding ability in their respec- tive fields, and who have served as an inspiration to their fellow men and women. 'Wie Spoaii rqwafuli Football Inspirational: Joe Zorich, fullback. Basketball Inspirational: Jesse Douglas, Jr., guard, left A. in mid-year for the U. S. Navy. Grizzly H-Y All-Sports Inspirational: Jesse Douglas, football, basketball, track standard. Girls' Sports Inspirational: Rita Richstad. Girls' Basketball Inspirational: Phyllis White. 'Wie Zlowiian am! efneafiue rqwaaii Debate Inspirational: Max Whitcomb. Masque and Gavel CDramaj: Charles Gerold. Card Mondor Showmanship: Ruth Webb. RITA RICHSTAD AND MISS THOMAS Seniaa .7w11u7LaJfiona.l fqwafzcf RITA RICHSTAD is the Club Senior girl who has her name engraved on the cup awarded to the girl, who in the opinion of her teammates has done the most for girls' athletics during her years at Queen Anne. ln spite of many other activities Rita has taken time to engage in after school athletic activities and has been an active participant in all the different sports as well as serving on the Girls' Club Cabinet. She is well-liked by all who have had the privilege of knowing her and will be missed by her classmates. Dali' Spoof! gadkefiaff Hwang! IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING the basketball season all the girls who had participated, voted on the out- standing senior player vvhom they felt had been the greatest inspiration to them. The girls this year chose Phyllis White for this honor. Phyllis has served as Club president and manager of basketball and has proved herself an outstanding example of fair play and sportsmanship. She served as chief hostess for the All-City Letter Club Break- fast which was held at Queen Anne this year and with the other members of the Club helped to make that occasion a pleasant experience for ZOO girls from the High schools of Seattle. MISS THOMAS AND PHYLLIS WHITE rw 11211 SEATED: Betty Lee Kerley, Pat Dean, Frankie Milligan, Alvira Craycraft, lsabel Prentice, Miss Pauline Thomas. SECOND ROW: Beryl Thompson, Phyllis White, Vivian Thorpe, Beverly Stanchfield, Maxine Amundson, Miriam Watson. THIRD ROW: Marilyn Huston, Amy Bowden, Lucile Shelhart, Roberta Whalen, Joan Shangrow, Marilyn Anderson, Rita Richstad. Man FIRST ROW: Lucile Shelhart, Phyllis White, Vivian Thorpe. SECOND ROW: Isabel Prentice, Frankie Milligan, Maxine Amundson. 7a6le 7eauu3i TIME OUT was taken from team intramurals to stage individual con- tests of Table Tennis. On the list of excellent players was Jane Fenton, mid-year graduate who after a hard played season took a well earned first place. ---q Badedall BASEBALL ENDED the successful year of sports with a good turnout giving three top teams to bid for first place. Captains were Prentice, Milligan, and White whose teams finished the season with a near tie in the last part of May. Jlwd 8411 STARTING OFF the ball season of intramurals was Soccer Baseball, a comparatively new game in high school competitive sports. After an exciting and interesting season, the Junior girls came forth to win the tournament with Joan Shangrow their captain. Baakeiddl SPRING SPORTS brought the ever popular Basketball to the head of the intramural sports program. From the largest turnout of the year, four crack teams were formed headed by De Rosia, Milligan, Thompson and Anderson. After a highly successful season, the Milligan team of Juniors stepped into the number one spot. 8 ANOTHER INDIVIDUAL competition sport is Badminton, a fast moving game where speed and quick thinking are necessary for success. This year, PhyllisWhiteprominent athlete,took the top scores in the race for Bad- minton champion. wza, aaa AT THE HALF-WAY mark in the fall semester, teams were organized for the coming Volley Ball season. Six teams entered the race with the new Eighth Graders also trying for the winning honors. Finishing the spir- ited contest in first place were the Seniors captained by Maxine Amund- son. 5446724 A SAV! is 4 23 and Cobi1 and get rt Mms T za :gr ' K he usual hen party Twusorne Oh say, can you ski? 'A 11 0000 . Mzckeyiv men those legs Senzor Rah! Rah! ,S W , K W Ma sikk if ig. ,I 'giiiiifrl if I' M21 'sf v 3 , ,Wi Fmslz .vterulws On the rocks Ucung my nay zvuw ICI me rua one m 8 Hu What lookm' at, fellas? The Same 0111 line Mutts and Jejs What's racket? Q. 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