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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1946 volume:

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' W aw M WW Ja x FOR g ?fx?fL Q K, ,, QDQSUQK - lfffm 'Q + X Jog is fm X ' ff Q '-UQ' fm 4 j q 2 3. J v 'fff Q 5 X, Wf V Canon. X 'W 4 X 1 + ,'N if 'I l XX f N L xl?-imuff nu vxun ' X auf flwil ' XM X ' 7 W' 4 f xx 1 1 N N W .6 Ui X I 559,633 ,, A 162- Sxxlf XJ A mmf M2-if-I 1 :X if .gb 1 v!,1,yQ wa . , 5 if ' 4, . -dyffyil sxJ'3,! If Jj., R' IJ v J ,J .1 V ! I 29M'L st. .N swf 9.- I HAVE been asked to contribute a message for the Annual, devoted this year to the theme of Athle- tics. It would be hard to think of anything nearer or dearer to the hearts of youth than athletics, particularly competitive sports. As this is being written we are opening our season of spring sports following a city tournament playoff in basketball in which, according to the sport writers, the Queen Anne-Broadway game stole the show and was one of the fanciest games of basketball bombarding of the season. This followed a football championship, which is the most coveted prize of all for youth. 'llow fine a thing that our youth has these opportunities for recreation and pleasure. With the success of the recent bond issue. we look forward to a fine new football stadium at Civic Field so well suited to serve the sport convenience of the schools and public. We look forward, also, to a new gymnasium with ample seating capacity for the school community to enjoy watching a basketball game. We also look forward to more recreational room near the building. Youth is coming into its own. UTTO li. LU'l1llE'll, Principal. 10 To PATTERN a message along the lines of the athletic theme of this yearbook leads me to laud the morale building values and the learning of teamwork involved in our athletics. The whole school profits in many ways from the program. High School youth in particular gain from the wholesome outlet provided for their abundant physical and emotional energy. The thoughts and feelings of many of us are aptly expressed by the poet, llenry Van Dyke. But let not wisdom, scorn The hours of pleasure in the playing-lielfl: There also strength is born, And every manly game a virtue yieldsf, GEORGE S. FARMER, Vice-Principal. ll W. O. BAKER Science DAVID BURRELL Majlia Training JESSE BUTLER Home Economics JOHN CHERBERG Physical Education KATHLEEN E. COWAN History DAVID E. DAHL English HERBERT DAVIS M athematics MAUDE DRAKE History MW RUTH DRAKE Language PAUL EATON English LOUIS FISCUS Science RUTH FLOYD Home Economics CHARLES FOSTER History ' MABLE FURRY Physical Education BELLE GLEASON Mathematics 6,610 W. GENEVIEVE GORRELL Mathematics J . M . GRESSLY Commercial ORLEN A HARSCH Language MARIE HAWKINS Office ERWIN IIENKEL Physical Education HELEN HICKS English JULIUS C. HOVERSON Science M. J. HUGHES Manual Trainin X . nt I -iff W Lis LEAKE Industrial Arts limi HERBERT LEWIS Mathematics IIARRY LIDEN Commercial v a ESTELLE L0 M BARDINE History CHARLES M c N ABN E Y Industrial A rls DOROTHY MQQUISTON Language ELMER MILLER History FELIX MOORE Science ETHEL B. N ELSON English RAY NORMILE Physical Education NADA OVERLAN D English, Cl I A RLES PARK E Mallzernatics K IC N N ETH PARIVI ETER English FRA N CES PIE RSON Attendance LEU N ARD RAASCH Commercial SARAH SEARS Art OTIS SHANAFELT English WESLEY SH EEDY Custodian A RTHUR Sl IELTON Science ICFFIE SPENC11: Commercial 0. D. STODDARD English PA ULINE THOMAS Physical Education GERTRUD E TORMEY fl English 3 fl' TW' PAUL VAN TILBORG English HARRY WARNE History C. E. WASSBE RG Science M AM IE WEB BY History EARL W RIGHT Commercial l'lLl'lA NUR YQUN G Eiglzlh Grade ICSTIIER UHDEN English and Drama BEN NO UHL Language and English M RS. ELEANOR IORNS A GRADUATE of llighlinc College and the University of Washington, Mrs. Eleanor lorns came to us as the girls' advisor and director of the girls club. In this capacity she is well remembered for her direction of the No Doubti' booklet which has proven so popular as an etiquette guide at Queen Anne. After serving as an able girls' advisor for many years, she took a rightfully earned trip to South America where she made a study of foreign languages. Mrs. lorns then returned to Queen Anne to resume teaching in the Spanish and French departments until her withdrawal last year. ri CARULY N BARCLAY BoRN IN 0w..x'roNNA, lVIINNESO'l'A, Miss Carolyn Barclay came to Queen Anne high school from Pen- dleton high school in Oregon, where she taught journalism and English. Through her intense work, supervision, and interest, the Kuay became one of Seattle's finest high school newspapers. In addition to her tireless work on the Kuay, Miss Barclay found time to compile a Queen Anne service list of ex-students, actively engaged in the war. These lists, highly praised for their accuracy and completeness, served as a brilliant climax to Miss Barelay's inspiring work with the Kuay, which was terminated by her death on October 9, 1945. ' , A VHP' Q?c ?' ,V ffffrf. Offfwfew Q,5gm,ffyw W MK '93 ' Q' ' Wim og , QQ Aff' gg-Q20 T7 R-fax-4-'Q Xb? ,WL V ig ' 5 rw 455V Q . if fo C assyyywwgfq Q I6 QM-M wwmwnmixxiw ' fW UV WWWJMD QVTV A KWMQM Z' N6 WW As My ,7-- L Nxt! 959 f I 4-Q X if ' w Z? NM, 4'7fF+viCfP X :rd XX , fGN 3:42Q 5 - fx- Q g5:x! IM .JDI-Gr Z' . 2..,,gz , ,.., ,5 36,4 ,L fy' . X X 3 JMU W . ,. ff ww y ff Y AW . Qkyvgfg -K. K. X31 Jf' Qjy dk! Y . X 1 x ,IJ N R 17 E Illll 1943: Behold! Father Time threw wide the portals of Queen Anne to the onrushing feet of freshmen. The ups and downs of the year almost smothered these grade school refugees but many have started on the upper road to success. Time only has the answer to my worries over this impetuous bunch. CTime passesj 1944: Quick, Father Time! Duck! Here comes the new sopho- mores. Thoroughly saturated with the experiences and memories of their freshmen year they are ready to expand. Shirley Abbott, Bonnie Lou Christensen, Bill Cheney, Ginny Hay, and many others Kapered upward: I see more and better successes for them in the next two years. The athletes and leaders are beginning to show their talents and abilities, too. The Class of 19416 has really begun to rear its head as a potential force. QTime passesb 1945: September saw the newly dignified juniors making new acquaintances and renewing old ones. As a class they are reaching fafaliead on the milf success and This year the carefnf many hopefuls received an added boost. Outstanding dramatists are Charlotte Bieck, Lynn Gaston, Patty Hutchison, Clark Stewart, and Bobbie Froman. Next year l will know whether this class lives up to my expectations and hopes. QTime passesb COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS-Barbara Byers, Pete Fleming, Hcp Meyers, Dick Koefod. CLASS 1946: Workl Fight! Win! 'l'hese jubilant, high spirited graduates of 1946, with college and life staring them in the face, are out to earn the rewards of their work. Well n1ay they look back over this year with a fervent, Well done, ,467 ,loan Peterson as prexy of the Girls' Club, Craig McLennan heading the Boys' Club, and Hap Myers leading the Student Council have piloted these organizations to a complete realization of their goals. ln the field of athletics we find ,Iulie Apostolou, Clyde Glassman, Dick Koefod, Dave Lanphere, Craig lVleLennan, Phil Miller, Johnny Parsons and many others. The Kuay Weekly editors were Mark Sullivan, Ann Theg, and Betty W'oodworth and the Grizzly was edited by Sonia Childs and associates. Charles Stasney, Richard Moody, and Ann Theg placed in the state United States History contest. 'l'l1ey won a fifty dollar cheek which was invested in a set of history encyclopedias for the library. Charles also placed eighth in the national contest. Soon we part. Wllat we say, what we do, and where we go--time holds the Sl'Cft't. ANN THEII. - TEN HIGHEST-Top row: Marilyn Anderson, Sarah Bowers, Barbara Byers, Claiborne Erickson, Barbara Klein. Second row: Pat Lyons, Craig McLennan, Orland Pederson, Rilla Phillips, Charles Staslney. si SHIRLEY ABBOTT West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Sr. Director Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Director Sr. Play, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Honor Society, Senior Committees. Favorite song, Twilight Time. Subject Major: Spanish. Ambition: To grow another inch. EMMA JEAN ADAMS F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club. Favorite song, More Than You Know. Subject major: Music. Ambition: Three years will tell. BETTY ALBRECHT Lawton-Kapers, Tumbling. Favorite song, Shoo Fly Pie. Subject major: Home Economics. Ambition: Travel. MARILYN ANDERSEN Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports. Operetta, Kapers, Attendance Force, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Q Club, Livewire Honor Society, Library helper, Jr. and Sr. Glee. Favorite song, All the Things You Are. Subject major: History. Ambition: To be a little drip and put out Kerley's light on the way to Utopia. DON ANDERSON F. H. Coe-Kapers, Livewire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y, Student Council, Activities Board, Band. Favorite song, l'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal, You! Subject majors: Math. Science, Music. Ambition: To live to see Mr. Farmer too old to write a cut slip. GILBERT ANDERSON West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Kapers, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee, Grizzly Hi Y, Camera Club, Safety Patrol. Favorite song, We'll Get lt. Subject major: Language. Ambition: To manage the Waldorf and have John for a bellhop. MARY AND JOAN CLYDE AND LEFTY HALLY ANDERSON West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Kuay Staff, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Dream. Subject major: History, Science. Ambition: Ride on the road to Utopia. MARY ELAINE ANDERSON Bainbridge High-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Senior Play, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Radio Club. Favorite song, The Charm of You. Subject major: History. Ambition: To always be ice-man of the GBC's and keep things cool. SHIRLEY ANDERSON John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- lnittegs, Bgnk QlerkLSpanish Club,iHongr Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Stardust Subject major: Language, History. Ambition: To always be on the Sunnyside of the Street. NICK ANDREWS Boys' Club .IULIAN APOSTOLOU F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Annual Staff, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Grizzly Hi Y, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Boys' Club Coun- cil. Favorite song, Skiiers Drinking Song. Subject major: History. Ambition: To help my protege, Dick S. to become a successful social leech. CECELIA BACKSTER Snohomish High-Girls' Club Committees, Oper- etta, Kapers, Honor Society, Glee Club. Favorite song, Blue Heaven. Subject major: Music. Ambi- tion: To find who put that cute little statue in the library. 'S QQ' wrt.. -we GEORGIA BALDWIN West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, l Can't Begin to Tell You. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To climb the Spiral Staircase. DICK BARTCH Magnolia-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Ra- dio Club, Band. Favorite song, Honey Dripper. Subiect major: Science. Ambition: To get a ham' license so l can talk to Bob. BETTY BARTON Cle Elum High School-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Stardust. Subiect maior: Science. Ambition: To promenade down the boardwalk at Atlanta. DAVE BEAUDIN F. H. Coe-Kapers Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Grizzly Hi Y, Booster's Club, Stamp Clerk. Favorite song, Rhapsody in Blue. Subiect maior: Language. Ambition: To take lessons from Benny Goodman. BARBARA BELKNAP North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, German Club, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Blue Rain. Subiect maior: Language. Ambition: To always be tailor of the GBC's to keep all the little slips from showing. ELLEN BELOIT John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Swimming Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Stardust Subiect maior: Language, Math. Ambition: Nol CLAIBORNE AND JAMES af' Q at all J 1 if . A Q at ? . S 41 v H' :r i '- -,. . DICK AND PAUL PHILIP BERGSTROM Magnolia--Boys' Tennis, Boys' Golf, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Boys Q Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Grizzly Hi Y, Ski Club. Favorite song, Dig These Blues. Sub- iect maior: History. Ambition: Lawyer. CATIIY BOILEAU John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Livewire, Senior Committees, Camera Club. Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Subiect major: Language. Ambition: To always be president of the GBC's and keep our meetings in order. AMY BOWEN West Queen Anne-Girls' Sports, Latin Club, Girls Q Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Doctor, Lawyer and lndian Chief. Subject maior: History. Ambition: Chief cook and bottle-washer in Utopia. SARAH BOWERS Yakima-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Counsellor Workers, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'm Confessin. Subject maior: Language. Ambition: To decide what to do with the S5.00 a month l'll get in nurse's training. GERALDINE BROWN Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, At- tendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Tommy Dorsey's Boggie Woogie. Subiect maior: Music, History. Ambition: To serve in white and always be able to ski. ELEANOR BUCKHAM John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Do You Love Me? Subiect maior: History. Ambition: Yes! Qi? .,l?' ' . Nr W-.ts kv ., . snr.. 1:51 2 if ,V s : Y A is . L. J s sta . 'SU .- 553, an 1 - Y we I sl .gg i 5, fl! 51. 3 .EMM ' 'il J ' 1 BOB BURRILL John Hay-Bank Clerk, Livewire, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Sioux City Sue. Subiect major: Math. Ambition: To be an insurance salesman but if I can't accomplish that to be a hobo with Maloney. WILMA BUSHEY Edmond S. Meany-Girls' Sports, Operetta, Ka- pers, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Subiect maior: Home Economics. Ambi- tion: To own a ranch. BARBARA BYERS F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Spanish Club, Business Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Stardust, Subiect maior: Spanish, Math. Ambition: To come close to success in all I attempt. HELENGENE CALKIN5 Forest Ridge-Girls' Club Committees, French Club, Stage Force. Favorite song, Oh What It Seemed To Be. Subiect major: History. Ambition: To be president of the S. S. Club. :nEKlu.sT6NC C S S f a West Queen Anne-Boys' Basketball, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Marzy Doats. Subiect maior: Science, Math., History. Ambition: To help others and have lots of friends. MARJORIE CARRIGAN Holy Angels-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Jr. and Sr. Glee, Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, Stardust Subiect maior: Language. Ambition: To go to Utopia with the gang and learn to laugh at Harris' iokes. JO ANN AND KIRK .gif 1 KEY ,. f as W J 1 A sv gm 1 -E? RUTH AND RUBY BERNICE JOYCE CARR Roosevelt Kapers Bank Clerk Office For e Live wire. Favorite song, Clair de Lune. Subiect maior: Science. Ambition: To go on Doris' honey- moon with her. agen:-ww 5:. -V A 5:1 7 BOB CATH EY North Queen Anne-French Club, Kapers, Oper- etta. Livewire, Bank Clerk, Band, Boys' Football. Favorite song, Summertime Ambition: To be a school teacher lam hintingl. MADELINE CELLA Sacred Heart-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Livewire, Ice SlfatinQClubTFavoTite sig, Oh Wl'Tat It Seeme'd to Be. Subiect maiorz Commercial. Ambition: Be a Baker and make the sun rise in Utopia. BLAINE CHAMBERS Boys' Club. EMERY CHAPPLE Richmond Beach High-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Aren't You Glad You're You. Subiect maior: Shop. Ambition: To be a top-notch Hydro driver. BILL CHASE John Hay-Boys' Baseball, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, Stardust Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: Only the members know. ' 3251 3- . -,pf - 'M w gi I A I ' We . ,,q... .. ,,,. I 4 Q 1 B 5 'r si' L wg ie. A iw., , Ssisgki. , - an ilk- ...W ,, g M ....3, pknkms IN T 5 sum: BILL CHENEY Los Angeles-Operetta, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, Dream. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: What ambition??? SONIA CHILDS Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Senior Committees, Camera Club, Horizon Club Officer, Glee Club, Stamp Clerk, Make up Com- mittee, Editor of 1946 Grizzly. Favorite song, When It's Twilight on the TraiI. Subject major: Art, Mathematics, Photography. Ambition: To get some effective Anti-freeze, to heat up the gals in the Z's. BONNIE LOU CHRISTENSEN Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Operetta Lead, Kapers, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club Officer, Glee Club. Favorite song, I'Il See You In My Dreams. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambi- tion: To get out of o kayak without tipping it over. CORKY CHRISTENSEN F. H. Coe-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Queen Anne Hi Y, Band. Favorite song, Come To Baby Do. Subject major: Science, Mathematics, Ambi- tion: To play Second Tram with Anderson's Cleff Dwellers in the Palladium. JOHN CHRISTIANSON Minot, North Dakota-Latin Club. Favorite song, 'A Pickel in the Middle. Subject jmajor: History, Science. Ambition: Was to finish high school now for college. DICK CLARK John Hay-Boys' Baseball, Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Sweet Molly Malone. Subject major: History, Music. Ambition: To go fishing at Comano Island. lFish that islll JOHN, DON AND CLIFF Q3 JOYCE AND BETTY MAE VIRGINIA CLARKE West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Student Council, All-City Scholastic Art Award Committee. Favorite song, Stardust. Subject major: Art, History. Ambition: To have eyes like B. s. Eyes. COLLEEN CLAYTON Everett-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Staff. Favorite song, Slowly. Ambition: To have hair like Lauren Bacall. MARY CLEUDIS North Queen Anne-Attendance Force. Favorite son, Night and Day. Subject major: History, Home Economics. Ambition: To marry someone, a man preferably. TOM COEN West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Golf, Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Dreams. Subject major: History. Ambition: Law, at University of Washington. DON COPELAND Mapleleaf-Boys' Football, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club, Jr. Hi Y. Subject major: History. Ambition: To help Murray get his car running all the time. VIRGINIA COPELAND John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Oh, What It Seemed to Be. Subject major: History, Language. Ambi- tion: To go to California where the sun shines. XV . fs. W' L. S ,' ,R-X :- M Q iw- 'QW' Q M, Q., ff .qi fn.- is ,,, ..., x KZ' 4' ff .5 .-v A. fr , x 5. Y, , M :Ep .JP X BOB COREY John Hay-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Queen Anne Hi Y, Stage Force, Jr. Hi Y, Livewire. Subject major: History. Ambition: To run a elevator in a one story building. GLORIA CORNING F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Oh, What it Seemed to Be. Subject major: Commercial. Am- bition: To always be a member of the S. S. Club and spend my spare moments weeding window boxes. AGNES COSTAS Leesville High, La.-Girls' Club Committees, At- tendance Force. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subject major: History, Ambition: To be a secretary. ALVIRA CRAYCRAFT Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Spanish Club President, Girls' Q Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Stormy Weather. Subject major: Spanish. Ambition: Lamplighter, to keep the stars lit in Utopia, and to always be a friend of Prentice's. JUNE CROOKS F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Span- ish Club, lce Skating Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Subject major: His- tory. Ambition: To be a Juliet and find my Romeo. LORRAINE CRUIKSHANK Nelson Elementary-Girls' Sports, Attendance Force, Honor Society. Favorite song, Til the End of Time. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: To always have patience when things go wrong. MARGARET AND LEROY I A-wr MMM :We Q? -Q-E oi sz ff-ng, .-W? 5: JOANNA AND JOAN CHARLES CUSTER Cleveland Jr. High-Debate Club, Live Wire, French Club. Favorite song, Barcarolle, from Hoffman's Les Contes. Subject major: History. Ambition: To live to witness French, Bavarian and Austrian restorations. JANE CUTTER Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Glee Club Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, German Club, Live Wire. Favorite song, Oh What lt Seemed To Be. Subject major: Language. Ambition: To make as good grades at college as my sister did. LOUISE DAHLBERG Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Annual Staff, Live Wire, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club Officer, Junior Glee Club. Favorite song, Everytime We Say Goodbye. Subject major: History. Ambition: To be the keeper of the keys, for the gals in the Z's. DON DAMAN Puget Sound Naval Academy-Livewire. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Subject major: History. Ambition: To be a good bum. HAZEI. DAVIS Girls' Club. JOHN DAWSON Decatur, Ill.-Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust Subject major: History. Ambition: To lead a dog's lite and study forestry. 2 U ,f -54.2.1 ..., ws YU' z 'ssgggiz' : I , . ,.,. . 3? ... 'W' I' ' .. 'W . W Tb ' if .,.., f-M , es . Qi. at-...E-525 A x Ex , nag: . 'ms -. A 355255 ..i...se:,. A s if. Y - 54 . if f'? f1., fif ' . 37170 PATSY DEAN Laguna Beach High-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports Kuay Clerk, Girls' Q Club, Livewire. Favorite song, .lealousie. Subiect maior: Home Economics. Ambition: Interior Decorator. VIOLET DENNISON Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, l'm Just a Square in a Social Circle. Subiect maior: Art. Ambition: To get rounded out in Utopia. ELEY DENSON Grosbeck, Texas-Livewire. Favorite song, Cool Water. Subject major: Language, Mathematics. Ambition: West Point. JOAN DIXIE F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Oh, What lt Seemed to Be. Subiect maior: Art. Ambition: To climb out of my hole. EMILY DORRANCE Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Glee Club, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Girls' Q Club, Live- wire, Kapers. Favorite song, When You're Away. Subiect major: Spanish. Ambition: To be a sweeper and keep the Stairway to the Stars in Utopia clean. JOHN DREW F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Stage Force, Boys' Q Club, Counsellor Workers, Livewire, Senior Committees, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Ski Club, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y Officer, Treasurer, O'Irishmans' Club, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, Mac Nammara's Band. Subject maior: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: Pretzel twister at Cougar Flats. HAP AND DON LYNN AND PATTY BILL DWYER West Queen Anne-French Club, Honor Society, Senior Committees, Boosters' Club, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Intramural Basketball, Ranger Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Mac Namara's Band. Sub- iect maior: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To put the top back on Minnesota. ROSALIE DWYER Alexander Hamilton-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Slowly, Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To find the Lost Weekend. WILLIAM ELEY Boys' Club. LORRAINE EMARD Girls' Club. DON ENGBERG Lawton-Boys' Tennis, Bank Clerk, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Symphony. Subiect maior: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To be able to hit a tennis ball. MAURICE ENGSTROM Warren Ave.-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Intra- mural Basketball. Favorite song, Sweet Georgia Brown. Subiect maior: History, Shop. NSLFQI- 'ii ST, . 'E 5535. fig' F23 .. -1:sl:::.4 -F' f.: . , H.. 55: '::. 'il'3.'3v 4 71, -, , . 3 W A-35 E .,. - I r v N we ig: ...W .4 5 If X, t f e Maia he Q is A fi .. +mf....- eg. .i Mesure. nys.: 'Wei - ...,. . ,ix ggi. aff- . ... sy 'nf . ,Q ....,.... ,Q 4 ..... .V . ,X Ssfewg is We CLAIBORNE ERICKSON Nelson Elementary-Operetta, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, German Club, Stage Force, Livewire, Honor Society, Student Council, Boys' Club Council, Projection Room. Favorite song, Just Because You're You. Subject major: History, Mathematics. Ambition: College President. JAMES ERICKSON Nelson Elementary-Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, German Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Band. Favorite saying, Next usher down the aisle, pleasel Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To be able to study in study hall. J EAN ERICKSO N Girls' Club. DON ESTEP West Queen Anne-Kuay Clerk, Bank Clerk, Spanish Clug, Livewire, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Grizzly Hi Y, Ski Club, Jr. Hi Y, lntermural Basket- ball. Favorite song, I Can't Get Started With You. Subject major: History, Mathematics. Ambi- tion: To marry a beautiful girl with a million dollars and have five kids. MYRTLE FADNESS North Dakota-Girls' Club. Favorite song, I Wish l Knew. Subject major: Science. Ambition: Beauty Operator. PETE FLEMING West Queen Anne-Boys' Golf, Debate Team, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Business Staff, Live- wire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Subject major: History. Ambition: I don't know what the future holds but I know who holds the future. THERESE, MICKEY AND DORIS SHIRLEY AND VIRGINIA ELIZABETH FINGER John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Ski Club. Favorite song, Moon- light In Vermont. Subject major: History. Ambition: To be Jester of the GBC's and keep everyone happy. BARBARA FORD Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Force, lce Skating Club, Make Up Committee. Favorite song, Anything Latin American. Subject major: Art. Ambition: To find out from George which way he finally went. BEVERLY FREEGANG Girls' Club. AUDREY FRIESEN Mitchell, S. Dakota-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Glee Club. Favorite song, My Blue Heaven. Subject major: Music. Ambition: To be a happy and successful musician. EDDIE FRINK North Queen Anne-Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club, Band. Favorite song, Oh, What lt Seemed To Be. Subject major: Music. Ambition: To get a new top for my '36 Ford. ' BARBARA FROMAN East Seattle-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Business Staff, Livewire, Swimming Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Subject major: Science, History. Ambition: Medicine. , s.. . .. : Q, in ARLEAN FURSETH John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Kapers, Operetta, Horizon Club. Favorite song, l'm Glad I Waited For You. Subiect maior: Commercial. Ambition: To be like a pound of butter and be hard to get. ALICE GALBRAITH West Queen Anne-Latin Club, French Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favor- ite song, In The Mood. Subiect maior: Language. ROY GAMBLE North Queen Anne-Forestry Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite Song, Artistry Jumps. Subiect maior: Science and Mathematics. Ambition: To get married. Q JOHN GARDINER Boys' Club LYNN GASTON West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Business Staff, Livewire, Student Coun- cil. Favorite song, Dark Town Poker Club. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: Very little and none on Sundays. CLYDE GLASSMAN Coe-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Stage Force, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Camera Club, Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Mac Nomaras Band. Subiect Subject maior: History, Science. Ambition. To follow Malin and be Bouncer at the Pretzel Mill. BETTY AND EMILIE f M.-:.f J, 'S JOHNNY AND ED GILBERT GOETHALS St. Anne's-Boys' Basketball, Kuay Clerk, Stage Force. Favorite song, Give Me a Little Kiss Shirley Dear. Subiect maior: Shop. Ambition: To go to Hawaii. MARY LOUISE GOETHALS St. Anne's-Attendance Force. Favorite song, ln a Friendly Little Harbor. Subiect maior: Commer- cial. Ambition: Private secretary. DELORES GRAHAM Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Honor Society, Swimming Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, I Can't Begin to Tell You. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To own a light blue convertable and drive Helen and Bev all over the U. S. JACK GREEN John Hay-Boys' Basketball, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Personality, Subiect major: History. Ambition: Find time to do things I want to do. BETTY GREEN Lawton-Operetta, Kapers, Glee Club. Favorite song, l'm Glad l Waited For You. Subiect maior: Home Economics. Ambition: To go swimming in a '36 Ford. MARY LOUISE GRINNELL F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Attendance Force, French Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Always, Subiect maior: Commer- cial. Ambition: To be a pilot and fly the gang to Utopia. Sm i. ., ,E N A, 3 is .- rw, ' -444 'i .4 -. f S' 2 'iig:.... - I 3 I ...S ' - 'E T' 35- l- ' H551 X' Wham- 'W e ..,. - N ,.,. if 2 : i ff tif. . Vsewet 1 4 ,, is H . Q Q I if 5 3 .. ,,-3... tg, Q .. GW : .2 ie i '1' .. . 5 - s.: sw.: I 5 HUBERTA MAE GRIFFITH Olympia High School-Latin Club. Favorite song, lt Had to Be You, Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: To be a bar-maid and milk a cow in Utopia. SHIRLEY HAHNENKRATT Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, St. Louis Blues. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To find a teacher that gives all A's. THOR HAKANSON F. H. Coe-Honor Society, Band. Favorite song, Basin Street Blues. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To be happy. SHIRLEY HANEY Protection, Kansas-Girls' Club Committees, Span- ish Ciub, Bank Clerk, Business Staff, Livewire, Band. Favorite song, It Might As Well Be Spring. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To stand like a tree so I can always branch out. LEWIE HARDY North Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Basket- ball, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, same as Drew's. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: Pretzel Salter at Cougar Flats. DEE HARALSON Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Counsellor Workers, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, For the First Time. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: Ask Dottie. KENNY AND LEW CLARK AND BETTE MARILYN HARRIS Victoria High School-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, Daybreak. Subject major: Art. Ambition: To go to Utopia where any joke will be appreciated. CY HART Magnolia-Boys' Track, Honor Society. Favorite song, Patience and Fortitude. Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To obtain a little. VIRGINIA HAY John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Student Council. Favorite song, All Through the Day. Subject major: Language, History. Ambition: To spend a month skiing at Sun Valley with Hef, Sis, Nancy and Mel. BARBARA HAYDEN West Queen Anne--Girls' Club Committees, Office Force, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Cement Mixer. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: To give hints on the interior decoration that Lee and AI will conduct at Whitman. MICKEY HEADY F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Class Officer, Operetta, Kapers, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, You Won't Be Satisfied Until You Break My Heart. Subject major: History. Ambition: Lighthouse keeper of the GBS's to keep things Iit up. IRIS HILL Highline-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Stardust Sub- ject major: Commercial. Ambition: Go to Pamona, California with ?. . jx .ii n A if ffl X wx -S W me it .Qs F or S is , Q t E 1 i We is '5: y wt? se im it yy 5 te 12 'S ig? '- to -I : K Q s E Qi-vii, K. 1 ' Ks -rr ' M 4 ' 1 4 s 5 5, 'Y' W s. sl pf , L+- sf if Nfi 1 Y R '90 !F a.., X ' s its 'lf' N.. M W: X. JEROME HOLMES Boys' Club. LORAINE HOLMES Pacific-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Girls' Q Club Officer. Favorite song, Blues in The Night. Subiect maior: Art. Ambition: To travel all over the world. JIM HUEFFED Seattle Prep.-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, l'll Walk Alone. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To ride the rails. JOAN HUGHES F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Office Force. Favorite song, Deep Purple. Subiect maior: Commercial. Ambition: To be io-io queen. JANET HUPY John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club, Attendance Force, Office Force. Favorite song, Here Comes Heaven Again. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To go to the Mardi Gras with Trohan. PATTY HUTCHISON West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, French Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Horizon Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, Jealousy. Subiect major: Language. Ambi- tion: To succeed in whatever l strive to do and always be happy. CATHY, JOYCE AND SALLY COLEEN AND GINNY KAE IMU5 Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Stamp Clerk. Favorite song, lf I Loved You. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To marry Tom Kelly. IONE IVERSON North Dakota-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Always. Subiect maior: Commercial. Am- bition: Pass a Civil Service Exam. GEORGE JANSEN John Hay-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Oper- etta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, lt Might As Well Be Spring. Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: Diplomatic Corps. or Pharmacist. MARY CATHERINE JANSEN John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club, Stamp Clerk. Favorite song, Laura. Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: To find time for everything l want to do. GORDON JOHNSON Magnolia-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Kapers, Spanish Club. Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambi- tion: To be like Einstein, Albert, not Frank. RAY JOHNSON Magnolia-Boys' Football, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Camera Club. Favorite song, You Won't Be Satisfied. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To have a job from l2:O0 to 1:00 with one hour for lunch. - ...' 13, an.-f 5 x als 'BQ it-fi if fl if ..i1 f ,,,,,. . A 5 .1.,,iE:2iE Y . . 'ts-vw 492' fs: 2 w, I ' ' fe... ii.. .X . ag... ag :'. ' Vi ZH Z at 7 ,. ' . . gg . .V .' . .315 2 ...Z gg . .: 1: v fl SH! ' ff 'wir-v :ik .fl .L 0- 2 2 at 5' ii fi f ,. i 1 if Er 2 ,fi 'gsef'f:gi V f. Wiigg .1 Ig? 3 L 'Y ' RICHARD JOHNSON Bremerton-Subject major: History, Science, Moth- ematics. Ambition: Time will tell. TOM JOHNS Magnolia-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Bank Clerk, French Club, Livewire, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Symphony, Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To be an Engineer. GWEN JONES Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Doctor, Lawyer, Indian Chief. Subject major: History, Mathematics. Ambition: Live in the attic so I will always be on the beam. WARREN JONES F. H. Coe-Latin Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, lt Might As Well Be Spring. Subject major: History, Language. Ambition: To move to California where it never rains. BILL JORDON Boys' Club. JUNE JORGENSEN West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, French Club, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, St. Louis Blues. Subject major: History. Ambition: Can't Repeat it. BERYL, BETTY, MARILYN AND PAT 'VFX JACK AND TEX HARRIETT KALOGRITHIS Warren Ave Girls Club Committees Favorite song Harriet IWuth the larlati Subject major Commercial Ambition To get a larlat and have some fun in Utopia RICHARD KAVET Boys' Club. RUSSELL KEIM Boys' Club NOEL KIESTER South Sioux City High-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Kapers, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Stardust. Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To inherit Si 0,000 from a distant relative. WILLIAM KELLBERG John Hay-Operetta, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Bolero. Subject major: Architectural Drawing, Mathematics. Am- bition:Architect. PETER KENNEDY Lincoln, Olympia-Latin Club, Queen Anne Hi Y, Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rrainbowsf' Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To have the hottest rod in the world so I can dig away from the Draft Board and Cops. . l' : 5 1 15? -RK ... 'St ' r ' wr. AY . 5 .1 , N if it 1 A fm. 'L 2- Q A . S is E W? :tix an EE.. 4 sf 1 W, fue.. , g. W , if 7 x .N 17-1,1 nf Q. 'F if ,tv 5 BETTYLEE KERLEY Boise Jr. High-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Girls' Q Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club, Swimming Club, Glee Club, Band. Favorite song, Didn't Sleep a Wink Last Night. ITests you know.l Subject major: Mathematics. Amitiona To be a fire-fly and light the gang's way to Utopia. MADELINE KIRKMAN St. Benedicts-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Symphony. Subject major: History. Ambition: Attorney for the GBC's to keep the cases in order. BARBARA KLEIN Nelson Elementary-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, Band, Glee Club. Favorite song, Indian Love Call. Subject major: Math. Ambition: To be an accomplished musician like Mr, Webb. BOB KNIGHT Magnolia-Radio Club. Favorite song, Anchors Aweighf' jBefore too long.l Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To pass Amateur Radio Test and get my own radio station in operation. RICHARD KENDALL KOEFOD East Jr. Duluth, Minnesota-Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Intramural Sports, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Boys' Club Council, German Club, Annual Staff, Honor Society, Senior Com- mittees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y President1Chaplin, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, From the Land of the Sky Blue Waters. Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: Fulfillment of. MITZI KRININGER St. Anne's-Honor Society, Livewire, Office Force. Favorite song, Symphony. Subject major: History, Science. Ambition: To always be happy. BONNIE LOU AND SHIRLEY BARBARA AND BART JOAN KRISTERSON West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Sweet and Lovely. Subject major: History. Ambition: To learn to blow bigger and better bubbles with bubble gum than anybody else. BOBBY JEAN KRUG Arlington Va.-Operetta, Kapers. Favorite song, Manhatten Serenade. Subject major: History, Language. Ambition: Sometime, somehow, to win at a game of tit-tat-toe. CHARLES KRUEGER Garfield Elementary-Operetta, Kapers. Favor- ite song, Moonlight Sonata. Subject major: History, Science, Mathematics. Ambition: M. D. of Medicine. BOB KURTH West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Boys' Track, Boys' Tennis, Latin Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Grizzly Hi Y, Student Council, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, Coffee Time. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To go on Our Voyage with Bruser and Betsill. PAT LAGREID F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Subject major: History. Ambition: To have a pen that talks like Mr. Miller's. LE ROY LANCASTER West Queen Anne-Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Hallelujah I'm a Bum. Subject major: Latin. Ambition: To have and to hold. 1 WM - ' ,iii ., ' , ala' gif fx s -, ,. :: 'K mv: , ii .,,. 5 x -, its Tv? -Q. , , ,im A 'T '.i' x,ff:'UE9' il., A 5' ' :, Qi DAVE LAN PH ERE F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys Baseball, Bank Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Counsellor Workers, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y Officer, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, Mac Namara's Band. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: Pretzel Bender at Cougar Flats. HELEN LARSEN Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Oh, What lt Seemed To Be. Subject major: Home Economics, History. Ambition: To help Mr. Baker's wish come true. LUICILLE LAUGHRY Yakima-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Spanish Club, Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, No Can Do. Subject major: History. Ambition: To hitch hike with Sarah to Yakima if necessary. DAVE LEE John Hay-Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Business Staff, Livewire, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Radio Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, lt's Been a Long, Long Time. Subject major: Science, History, Mathematics. Ambition: To do good and be better. CHARLES LEWIS Magnolia-Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, German Club, Kapers. Favorite saying, Well natch! Ambition: Concert Pianist. BETTY JANE LONG John Hay--Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Honor Society.lFovorite song, Till the End of Time. Subject major: Language.:Ambition:j To always carry a pin, so l can drop it whenPit's quiet. GINNY AND SIS ni GIL AND TOM CLAIRE LUCKE Waukegan, lll.-Girls' Club Committees, Oper- etta, Kapers, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, What Makes the Sunset. Subject major: Music, Mathematics. Ambition: Singing lnow and thenl. BILL LUKE Jason Lee, Tacoma-Kapers, Debate Club, Kuay Clerk, German Club, Livewire, Honor Society, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, Attendez-moi Sous L'orme. iChickery Chickl. Subject major: Science, Language, Mathematics. Ambition: To marry a woman too proud to have her husband work. FRED LUND Lawton-Bank Clerk, Honor Society. Favorite song, Till the End of Time. Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To find out what I want to do, then do it. PAT LYNCH James Madison-Girls' Club Committees, Masque and-Gavel, Senior Play, Kuay Staff, Livewire. Favorite song, Slowly. Subject major: History. Ambition: To train the pink elephants in the GBC. PAT LYONS Magnolia-Girls' Club Treasurer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Smiles. Subject major: Language, Science, Mathematics. Ambition: To write the winning essay on l can't stand Dick Tracy because. ED MALIN F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Livewire, Grizzly Hi Y, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, The Honey Dripperf' Subject major: History. Ambition: Beer server at Cougar Flats Pretzel Mill. G' www PAT MALONEY John Hay-Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Boys' Golf, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Grizzly Hi Y, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, The Shrine of St. Cecelia. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To tour all over the world in luxury. HELEN MARSHALL Billings, Montana-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subject major: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: to pass Physics. BON MARTIN Lawton-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Counsellor Workers, Livewire, Senior Com- mittees, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y Officer, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, same as Lanphere's. Subject major: History, Drawing. Ambition: Pretzel Boss at Cougar Flats. JOAN McBURNIE North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Temptation, Subject major: Lan- guage, History. Ambition: To sail the South Seas with the kids in the Z's. BONNIE MCCLINTOCK West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Business Staff, Annual Staff, Livewire, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Tempta- tion. Subject major: History. Ambition: Happiness, to be successful, and to always know truthful people. TH ERESE MCCORMICK St. Anne's--Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Ski Club. Favorite song, You Wan't Be Satisfied. Subject major: Language. Ambition: To be the star witness of the GBC's so l can say, I was there. MARCIA AND PAT fm.. . 'Cir ...af CHARLES S. AND CHARLES L. PAT MGGUILLAN Girls' Club. LAURA JEAN MGINNIS West Queen Anne-Attendance Force, Stage Force. Favorite song, l'm In the Mood For Love. Subject major: History. Ambition: To swing life by the tail 'til it gets darn good and dizzy. CRAIG MQLENNAN John Hay-Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee, Grizzly Hi Y, Student Council, lnterschool Council, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, Robin Hood. Subject major: History, Science. Ambition: To pass Typing. MARJORIE MERRETT F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Spanish Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Keep on the Sunny Side of Life. Subject major: History. Ambition: That's a good question. ELEANOR MILLER Bellingham High-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, Hori- zon Club. Favorite song, lf You Are But a Dream. Subject major: Science, History. Ambition: Decorate the homes of the Upper Six Hundred. PHILLIP MILLER Highline-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Kuay Clerk, French Club, Kuay Staff, Boys' Q Club, Live- wire, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, 'Til the End of Time. Subject major: French, History, Mathematics. Ambition: To be a dentist so Shirley won't have to goto Doc Douglas. Yi? . 1 it M 4. M , 3 K ' . 'i l at l W L 5' '25 FRANKIE LOU MILLIGAN Iowa-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Girls' Sports, Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subject major: History. Ambition: To ditch my angel's wings so l'll stop chasing rainbows. ANN MILLS Girls' Club. WALLACE MOORE Broadway-Bank Clerk, French Club, Spanish Club, Livewire. Favorite song, Stardust. Subject major: French: Ambition: To marry Lucy and become a successful journalist. WAYNE MORRISON Greeley, Colorado-Boys' Football, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y, Kapers. JANET MORTLAND West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Office Force. Favorite song, Prisoner of Love. Subject major: History. Ambition: To be marooned on a desert island with Guy Madison and a pair of nylons. EMILIE MUELLER John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Student Council, Ski Club. Favorite song, l Can't Begin to Tell You. Subject major: Language. Ambition: Only Betty knows. NOEL AND WAYNE JULIE AND DICK TONY MUNKO Sacred Heart-Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Twilight Time. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To meet Joe Bloak in Cougar Flats. GEORGE MURRAY Magnolia-Boys' Tennis, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Live- wire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Cement Mixer. Subject major: History, Language, Mathe- matics. Ambition: To see Lucky Strike Green return from war. MYLES MUSTOE Warren Ave.-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Subject major, History, Mathematics. Ambition: To spend two six month vacations a year hunting in Canada. PHYILLI5 MYERS Stadium, Tacoma-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, French Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Senior Committees. Favorite song, Clair de Lune. Sub- ject major: History. Ambition: To be a beautiful newspaper reporter like Brenda Starr. HAP MYERS West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Boys' Track, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Honor Society, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Student Council Presi- dent, lnterschool Council. Favorite song, Twilight Time. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To fly down the side of mountains doing stem chrisities and yodelling. MAROLYN JEAN NELSON F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Deep Purple. Subject major: Art. Ambition: To be a head gown designer with Helen Trent at Parafilm Studio. ig' 'W'- Y S.. , . ii ii.: l I se... , we N3 lj N D ww -it - ' 'F' E , . :fs tags- .. X Ill: PAT NICHOLS St. Alphonsus-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, lce Skating Club, Favorite song, Tommy Dorsey's Boogie Woogie. Subject maior: Language, Science. Ambition: To amne- perciant about marsipobranchiotoe. LORRAINE NICHOLSON North Queen Anne--Girls' Club Committees, Glee Club, Spanish Club, Kapers, Operetta. Favorite song, Day by Day. Ambition: To make Shoo Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdie. JO ANN NICKELSEN St. Nicholas-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Ger- man Club, French Club, Livewire, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, As Time Goes By. Subiect maior: Music, Language. Ambition: To be able to sing and play the piano perfectly without prac- ticing. VERNA NIEMONEN West Seattle-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Livewire. Favorite song, Ah Sweet Mystery of Life. Subiect major: Home Economics, History. Ambition: To travel. CLAIR NEIZE Boys' Club. TOM NORMOYLE North Queen Anne-Class Officer Boys' Basket- ball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, Grizzly Hi Y Officer, Radio Club, Camera Club, Ski Club, Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song: Stardust Subject maior: Geome- try ll. Ambition: To twirl a mean key and to be president. ROY AND DON A 4 , 3 s i . ':2g:s:: 1' 1 ', '.' '- ' -'-'- , J ,, : f' I , . '-: ., - - I . ...,.... . H 1 .y ZZ-:lj ,ff . ...' -... V gl 5... , .--. i : A :Q A .,...,.Al: A : .. ...,. 5: ,.,,- - TH53.'i'fE- :sg.. . . , K . : .,.. L A.V.,.. I 'V L. .E :tus 1 it , , 4. -. EMERY AND PHIL DOROTHY NOVACHICK Warren Ave.-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Staff, Stage Force, Livewire, Ice Skating Club, Glee Club. Favorite song: l Can't Begin to Tell You. Subiect maior: Commercial. Ambition: To find out from Johnny who Oscar J. Oglethorpe is. GERALD NUDELMAN Magnolia--Honor Society. Favorite song, Who Threw the Benzadrine in Mrs. Murphy's Ovaltine? Subiect maior: History, Language. Ambition: To meet Alice Faye's brother, Art. EDWIN O'BRIEN Lawton-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Stage Force, Live- wire, lce Skating Club, Safety Patrol. Favorite song, lt's Been So Long Darling. Subiect maior: Machine Shop. Ambition: Missionary work and to acquire my own old time Hillbilly Band. MARILYN OGDEN West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, French Club. Favorite song, Dream. Subiect maior: Home Economics. Ambition: To always be happy and live up to the expectations of my mother and father. PAT OHLMSTEAD Girls' Club. BILL OLSON F. H. Coe-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Grizzly Hi Y, Radio Club, Ski Club. Subiect maior: Science, History. Ambition: Radio Electrician. .- v Y Y. ,qw S W, .X 'su M l rv- tiki fi , tp- R X. qv E ii vc L x, E . X BEVERLY OVERTON Girls' Club. NANCY OWEN Magnolia-Girls' Club Vice-President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Ka- pers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, Glee Club. Favorite song, Day by Day. Subject major: Language. Ambition: Only Sis and Ellie know. DAVE PADEN Magnolia-Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Kapers, Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Business Staff, Livewire, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Stormy Weather. Subject major: Science, Man- ual Arts, History, Mathematics. Ambition: Back to Longview with the boys. MARY PANTELEFF Lawton-Favorite song, Atlanta G. A. Ambition: To catch the fly in Shoo Fly Pie. JOHN PARSONS F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Camera Club, Ski Club, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Shoo Fly Pie. Subject major: History. Ambition: To manage the Cougar Flat Tigers. PAT PATTERSO N Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Kapers, Honor Society, Glee Club. Favorite song, Chopin's Polonnaisef' Subject major: Latin. Ambi- tion: Either sing Chop Sticks at the Metropolitan or play it at Carnegie Hall. BILL AND DON 4 s f : 1 ,L NANCY, JOAN AND MARY ELAINE PAT PATTERSON Decatur, Illinois-Favorite song, Stardust, Sub- ject major: History. Ambition: To have a daughter as sweet as my mother had. GEORGE PECK Boys' Club JEAN PEDERSON West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Op- eretta, Kapers, French Club, Annual Staff. Favorite song, 'Til The End of Time. Subject major: History. Ambition: To raise carrots in the wilds of the North. JIM PEDERSON John Hay-Boys' Football, Kapers, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi-Y. Favorite song, Stardust Subject major: Science, Mathe- matics. Ambition: Very little-none on Sunday. ORLAND PEDERSON Detroit-Kuay Staff, Honor Society. Favorite song, I Wish I Knew. Subject major: History, Commercial, Mathematics. PEARL PEDERSEN North Queen Anne-Kapers, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Personality. Subject major: Lan- guage. Ambition: To go to Whitman and help Alice drive everyone crazy. we JOAN PETERSEN Lewis and Clark-Girls' Club President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Operetta, Ka- pers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Quill and Scroll Officer, Honor Society, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, All-City Scholastic Art Committee. Favorite song, Serenade in Blue. Subject major: Art. Ambition: To have hair as long as Gravel Gerties'. RILLA PHILLIPS Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kapers, Latin Club, Honor Society, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, Sere- nade from 'Student Prince'. Subject major: Music. Ambition: Artist. MARY PIPER John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Secretary, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Concerto from 'Spellbound'. Subject major: Science Mathe- matics. Ambition: To have twins that look like Flattop. JOANNA PIPES F. H. Coe-Attendance Force, lce Skating Club, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Staff, Counsellor workers, Camera Club, Horizon Club, Stamp Clerk, Make Up Committee. Favorite song, Temptation. Subject major: Art. Ambition: To be a good wife and mother, and when June, i947 arrives, to have everything necessary for future happiness. CAROL PORTER F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Operetta, Kapers, French Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Subject major: History, Music. Ambition: To dust off a moonbeam and set up housekeeping for Zail in our Seventh Heaven. WARREN POST Warren Ave.-Boys' Baseball, German Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Twilight Time. Subject major: Mechanical Drawing. Ambition: My ambition includes a multitude of sins. MARK AND WES BARBARA AND PHYLLIS ISABEL PRENTICE Nelson Elementary-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, At- tendance Force, Stage Force, Girls' Q Club President lce Skating Club. Favorite song, Em- braceable You. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: Lifeguard-to keep the moon from sinking in Utopia. Always be a friend of Craycraft's. KAY PUGMIRE Boise, Idaho-Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Kuay Clerk, Annual Staff, Boys Q Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Swimming Club, Radio Club. Favorite song, same as Taller's. Subject Major: Science, Mathematics. NORMAN REESE Magnolia-Operetta, Kapers, Kuay Staff, lce Skating Club, Radio Club, Bond, Orchestra. Favor- ite song, Don't You Monkey With My Lulu Gal. Subject major: Music. CHARLOTTE RIECK West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, French Club, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Honor Society Officer, Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subject major: Language, History, Drama. TOM REYNOLDS San Antonio, Texas-Boys' Football, Boys' Base- ball, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Ski Club, Safety Patrol, Junior Hi Y. Favorite song, Temptation. Subject major: Architectual Drawing. Ambition: To marry a girl with a million dollars and .own a dude ranch, so Jack and Molly can visit me. BEVERLY RITTENHOUSE Kenosha, Wis.-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Always. Subject major: Commercial Science. Ambition: Homemaker. li.. V wi il mgiitk' id . .. ,Q Q. Q 4 ? iz: 'Seb' ,, ir :fe A Mm ROSS ROBINSON Collingwood, New Jersey-Favorite song, Em- braceable You. Subject major: History. Ambition: To go back to Jersey with a college education. ELEANOR SALYER North Queen Anne-Kapers, Band, Livewire, Glee, Club. Favorite song, The Last Time I Saw Paris. Subject major: Music. Ambition: To go to Florida for a year of leisure. ELIZABETH SAYAH John Hay-Latin Club. Favorite song, That's For Me. Subject major: History Commercial. Ambition: Nursing. JAMES SAYAH Boys' Club. FRANCES SCARBOUGH West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Ka- pers, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: To drive back to Pullman in my own car. JOHN SCHAEFFER Little Rock, Ark.-Spanish Club. Favorite song, uSIGI'dUSI.n KENDALL AND MILLARD SONIA AND LOUISE NANCY SCH NACKENBERG Hampton, Va.-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Moon- glow. Subject major: History. VIRGINIA SEARS West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Business Manager Annual, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, Stairway to the Stars. Subject major: Science. Ambition: To be the waxer of the skiis for the girls in the Z's. MARY ANN SELFORD Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Latin Club, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, 'Til the End of Time. Subject major: Language. Ambition: To be a psychiatrist and see what makes the human mind work. IRVIN SELLEREIT John Hay-Bank Clerk, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Hilo March. Ambition: To find one. JOAN SHANGROW Chico, Calif.-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Operetta, Kapers, Girls' Q Club. Favor- ite song, Honey, Subject major: History. Ambition: To go from Virginia St. to the Medical Dental Building without the lights changing. CLIFF SKELTON Lawton-Boys' Football, Boys' Q Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Queen Anne Hi Y Officer, Queen Anne Jr., Hi Y. Favorite song, Hubba, Hubba, Hubba. Subject major: Science, Mathema- tics. Ambition: Chief Pretzel tester at Cougar Flats. M, -cl :JF . gm, if .. .,,, M j HJ' 2 .Lg E xt se. ff :N . A F? mg. .gf . X if ,. ia Qi N , sf at ' I ei: 5 N, ...: sz. ui .Qu vw: l we ji l H vw! 3 55. X 155 - ' l -V ...ze I ,W Ax 1 ix . fif- s. 1 f I et Q I I T W' N4 I l f WILLIAM HARRY SIMMONS F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Attendance Force, Forestry Club, Latin Club, Stage Force, Boys' Q Club, Livewire, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Grizzly Hi Y, Yell Team, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Ski Club. Favor- ite song, Cool Waters. Subiect maior: Industrial Arts. Ambition: To get rich the easy way. BARBARA SMITH John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, Spanish Club, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Personality. Subiect maior: Commercial. Ambi- tion: To prove to Mr. Raasch that l really listened in Commercial Law. BILL SMITH Boys' Club. CAL SMITH Magnolia-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys Basketball, Boys' Golf, Grizzly Hi Y, Class Officer, Kapers, Senior Committees, Boys' Q Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Body and Soul. Ambition: Com- poser and arranger of popular songs. IRVING SMITH North Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Honor Society. Favorite song, The Jerico Road. Subiect maior: History, Mathematics. Ambition: To have as much success as Bing Crosby and Eddie Cantor. KIRK SMITH North Queen Anne-Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Queen Anne Hi Y, Officer, Inter- mural Basketball, Kuay Staff, Editor of Kuay. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Subiect maior: Science, Mathematics. Ambition: Absolutely none unless prodded with a sharp stick. BOB AND KAY SHIRLEY AND BILL MARGARET SMITH Alexander Hamilton-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Stage Force, Livewire, Ski Club. Favorite song, You Won't Be Satisfied. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To repay my mother and father for what they have done for me and be a success. JACK SOHNS Lewis and Clark, Spokane-Class officer, Boys' Club officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Council, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Boys' Club, Senior Pin Commit- tee, lce Skating Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, Star Dust. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: Live in the bath tub. BARBARA DEANE SORENSON Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Sports, Annual Staff, Ice Skating Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Tumbling Tumbleweedsf' Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: To go back where the sunshines. SUZANNE STADTFELD Lawton-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls Club Com- mittees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff Editor, Quill and Scroll, Senior Committees, Livewire, Ski Club. Favorite song, You Came Along. Subiect maior: Art. ART STAMEY West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Tennis, Latin Club, Grizzly Hi Y, Radio Club. Favorite song, Day After Forever. Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: To have Jo Dahl take my picture with her box camera. CHARLES STASTNY John Hay-Operetta, Kapers, Senior Play, Debate Club, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Livewire, Honor Society. Favorite song, Gersh- win's Concerto in F. Subiect maior: History. s .- ' '--:..: ix. 3? . . sc . - P Y 2 f 725, I air, -. if wg X 4. - in-sg fu.. v S , .2 H -Q - W, 19' 'V nf W fs. is sa ve: , .. f--T W e . 4, wx, s. A1 I 'i' L A .. .C fs- W fu K , S! gfAfQ,J, ' -EL.: ' X 4. 5 A I , N X .S,,,,.,K Ns . 1: X .5 1: xx ci Zi ,., K '1 DICK STENSIIOEL F. H. Coe-Class Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Football, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Annual Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Committees, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee, Grizzly Hi Y President, Bank Messenger, Boys' Club Council, Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Den Norske Fiskerman. Subject major: Science, Mathe- matics. Ambition: To be a social leech like Apostolou. MAURICE STOFFER Magnolia-Boys' Track, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Radio Club, Projec- tion Room, Band. Favorite saying: Aisle three, straight ahead. Subject major: Science, Mathema- tics. Ambition: Electrical or Radio Engineer. JAMES E. STONE U. S. Army Air Forces-French Club, Honorable Discharge from U. S. Army. Favorite sang, You Belong To My Heart. Subject major: History. Ambition: Professional roller skater. JOYCE STRATTON Warren Ave.-Bank Clerk. Favorite song, lt Might As Well Be Spring. Subject major: History. Ambition: To live 35 miles from Lois Ames in Mankato, Minnesota. CECIL SULLIVAN California-Kapers, Honor Society, Band. Favorite song, California Here I Come. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To go back to California. BOB TALLER West Seattle-Boys' Baseball, Boys' Basketball, Spanish Club, Livewire, Grizzly Hi Y, Camera Club, intramural Basketball, Queen Anne Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, same as Hardy's. Subject major: Mathematics. Ambition: To refrain from my idiosynerasies. BARBARA AND VIRGINIA NANCY AND PAT ARLENE TAYLOR Bancraft High, Los Angeles-Favorite song: lt's My Lazy Day. Ambition: To go to Alaska and sit on a hunk of ice and chew on blubber. CAROLYN TEEPLE West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Span- ish Club, lce Skating Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, ln the Land of Beginning Again. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: To visit Whitman and see Alice's and Pearl's striking colored room. DELORES THAYER F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Stamp Clerk, Livewire, Spanish Club, Attendance Force, Kuay Clerk, Senior Committees, Ski Club. Favorite song, All Through the Day. Subject major: Commercial. Ambition: Chief eleva- tor of the GBC's to keep them going down and from coming up. ANN TIIEG Magnolia--Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Staff, Livewire, Honor Society, Horizon, Q. A. Radio Editor, Girls' Club Workers. Favorite song, You'll Never Walk Alone. Subject major: History, Language. Ambition: The best-laid schemes o'mice and men, gang aft a-gley. BEVERLY THOMAS John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Spanish Club, lce Skating Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, The Hard Way. Subject major: History. Ambition: Decorate the homes of The Upper 600 with Ellie. BERYL THOMPSON Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Girls' Sports, Kapers, Attendance Force, Latin Club, Girls' Q Club, Honor Society, lce Skating Club, Swimming Club, Band. Favorite song, The Desert Song. Subject major: Science. Ambition: To be a pencil and keep the gang ever-sharp in Utopia. MAUREEN TIFT John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Honor Society, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Missouri Waltz. Subject maior: Science Ambition: Medicine. BARTON TOLLEFSON Edmond S. Meany-Boys' Football, Operetta, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Annual Staff, Swimming Club, Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Korny Kornflakes or Nothing At All. Subiect maiar: History. Ambition: To be an entertainer in some size, shape or form. RUTH TOLLEFSON Minnesota-Favorite song, Personality, Subject maior: Home economics. Ambition: To see my soldier safely home. RUBY TOLLEFSON Minnesota-Favorite song, Sioux City Sue. Sub- iect maior: Home economics. Ambition: To see the sun set in the East. MAY TSUTSUMOTO John Hay-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subiect maior: History and Commercial. Ambition: Travel. KEN USH ER West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club, Grizzly Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Subiect major: History. Ambition: To be a busboy at Al's Hamburger Heaven with George Walker. WHAT PRICE GLORY? THE LIGHTS BRIGADE ALVINA VANDERWEL Lawton-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, anything South American. Subiect maior: Art. Ambition: To be a commercial artist. DORIS VERMILLION John Hay-Livewire, Bank Clerk. Ambition: To keep Bunnie home from the big event. DORIS WALKER John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Stamp Clerk, Livewire, Senior Commit- tees. Favorite song, Gimme a Little Kiss. Subiect maior: Spanish. Ambition: Attorney, to keep the cases of the GBC's in order. DON WALL John Hay-Boys' Club Officer, Class Officer, Boys' Football, Boys' Q Club, Senior Commit- tees, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Grizzly Hi Y Officer, Boys' Club Council, Q. A. Jr. Hi Y. Favorite song, Live Me? Subiect maior: Mathematics. Ambition: To be as successful as my father's son can be. DEAN WALTER Walla Walla High-Boys' Tennis, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Red River Valley. Subiect maior: Language. Ambition: To live a happy and successful life. WESLEY WEHR Magnolia-Bank Clerk, Kuay Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Camera Club. Favorite song, Moment Morose. Subiect maior: Music, Archeology. Ambition: To live to see Tos- canini premier one of my works with Truman as soloist. ...f- -.Q .,.,. .,.,,.,.fL,,.,,A., . x L W- L ., ' ' if -5: 1 'yi 3-2 1 4 Q3 -- .-,' ' ..,I :1..2I:Ii' ' x is gi? g , W VZ? nu- sf -...V E I V H3 . 1 .131 ,,,, .. -5,-:g ':, QQ .X ,gag NANCY WHITCOMB John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force. Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Oh, What It Seemed to Be. Subject maior: Commercial. Ambition: To have one. BEVERLY A. WHITE Peoria, Illinois-Bank Clerk, Honor Society. Favor- ite song, Some Sunday Morning. Subiect maior: Commercial. Ambition: To be a bookkeeper. JOYCE MARIE WILDER Seattle Pacific Campus-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, French Club, Girls' Club Worker. Favorite song, The Things l Love. Subiect maior: French. Ambition: To swim across Lake Washington. LORNA WILLCOCKSON John Marshall-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Livewire. Favorite song, To- gether. Subiect maior: History. Ambition: To be a second Joyce Jordon, girl interne. BETTY WOODWORTH John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Latin Club, French Club, Kucy Staff, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Livewire, Honor Society, Senior Com- mittees, Ski Club, Editor of Kuay. Favorite song, Symphony, Subiect maior: Language. Ambition: Only Emilie knows. MARGARET YOUNG Girls' Club. SHIRLEY YOUNG Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees. Favorite song, Symphony. Subiect maior: Commercial, History. Ambition: To make a certain one's wish come true. b 1 ' ,W Vw AJW ,fl My W' if . 443 J e J ' cf I jffd La t Will and 'le lament WE THE CLASS OF NINETEEN lltixmu-Jn AND FORT!-SIX, l1aving heard the footsteps of the Dark Angel called maturity who shall too soon take us by the hand and lead us into the black world of Responsibility, do hereby announce and afhrm this to be our Last Will and 'llestanu-nt. Our estate to be clividerl as follows: A 1. To all incoming freshmen we endow a map leading directly to the girls' Gym and a large batch of unsold tickets to the roof garden. 2. To the faculty we leave a finger printing set, a magnifying glass, and two blood hounds with which to track down would-be cutters-ealso our undying gratitude for a job well done. 3. To ,lohn Cherberg we leave a City Championship in football and the knowledge that to those that played under him there'll never be a better coach than the Cowboy. I ml i vidually Pat Lyons leaves the four years of hard work that made her valedictorian in '46. . . . Craig McLennan, Clyde Glassman, ,lim Pederson, Phil Miller, the honor of All City positions in football .... Hap Myers, a perpetual grin and an amazing capacity for work- Let Hap do iti' was almost a motto .... Ginny Hay, Ellie Heflin, Nancy Owen and Sis Weaver, a hole on the A. Stage where their flashing feet entertained us many a time .... Betty Chester, a pair of strained vocal cords .... Cal Smith, Don Anderson, Dave Beaudin, 10,783 hot notes .... Dave Lamphere and Dick Stenshoel the gavel of Senior Class President .... Sonia Childs, one padded cell resulting from trying to turn out the annual you are now reading .... Dick Koefod and Tom Normoyle, the memory of many an exciting moment on the maples ...., lulie Apostolou and Chuck Boyle, two cans of ski wax and a beautiful tan .... Bonnie Lou Christensen, one hula skirt which doesn't leave her too much, does it? . . . Shirley Abbot and Bill Cheney, the 1946 Kapers .... Dick Clark, 4 bushels of corn straight from tl1e cob .... Charlie Lewis, the reams of piano music that ,lose'7 has played on the battered Steinway.i' Finally To all those students who shall ever enter tl1e Big Door on Galer Street, tl1e men and women of '46 wish to leave behind the wonderful memory of their high school life. As we look back many things come to mind feOur first day at Queen Anne when with hesitant step and trembling heart we Hrst beheld these now familiar halls .... After- noons at the lnn with the sun streaming in the windows and George smiling across the counter .... The long trek down to Civic Field .... Gab Sessions in the locker room. . . . The bench by George F's office .... Mixers in the lunchroom .... Twenty week tests . . . and that intangible something that made everything a glorious game and imbued us all with an incurable optimism towards things to come. However high we may rise or to whatever depths we may sink in that unhappy world to which we are soon to pass there is not one of us but who will look back with great pleasure and not a little longing at the four gloriously hectic years spent at the big grey school on the top of the llill. 'rDIfIk STENsnoEl,. 43 Carol Miller, Barbara Rhodes, Virginia Fraser, Joanne Kirkman. Absent, Joan Boldt. Jllllllllll CLASS HI 'llllll THE CLASS 01-' '47, now Juniors, started the year with an election of officers. Chosen to lead the class was Carol Miller, President, Barbara Rhodes, Vice-President, Virginia Fraser, Secretary, Joanne Kirkman, 'llreasurer and Joan Boldt, Kuay Bepresentative. As the second semester rolled around we again held an election with ,Joanne Kirkman, President, Clyde Cherberg, Vice-President, Barbara Rhodes, Secretary, Gil Solibakke, Treasurer, and 'l'roy McCracken and Joanne Browne, Kuay Representatives. We were well represented in Kapers by such people as Barbara Rhodes, Dot Morgan, Cene 'l'reXler, Carol Miller, Mary Jane Tierney, Pat Sykes and Betty Mae llaport. J Many .lu11ior boys turned out for sports, Bob Alexander, Gene Trexler, Lowell Knutson, Bruce Wolgemuth, Gus Kostakos, Bob Lajala, and Jim Phillips being the most outstanding. Many thanks are due lVlr. Miller, the class advisor, for his guidance and aid during the yllHI'.7'c,lARUlQ lVlILLER, Jo,4NNE KIRKMAN. Troy McCracken, Gil Solibakke, Barbara Rhodes, Joanne Kirkman, Joan Browne. 4 4 BARBARA ACKERMAN ANNE ADSKIM BOB ALEXANDER MARJORIE ALLYN ROBERT AMES EDNA ANDERSON HAROLD ANDERSON ALLENE ARNOLD BILL ARNOLD BILL ASPELL SANDRA BANKS NETELLA BARKMAN MARY BATHUM JAY BEAN JOYCE BERGLUND KARL BETZER DUANE BLOOMSTROM JUAN BOLDT VIRGINIA BORDEN LOUISE BORG GERALD BOUCHEE PAT BOWLUS ELIZABETH BOYD IDA BOYLE LOUIS BOZANICH BARBARA BRACE SHIRLEY BROWER DON BRAZIER SHIRLEY BROCKMAN BEVERLY BROMLEY JOAN BROWNE SYBIL BURGESS DICK CAMERON BARBARA CAMMAN BOB CECCARELLI 'vm CHARLES CLAWSON JOAN COLMAN BARBARA COLLYER BETTYLOU COOMBS JIM COOPER kwa if VXA my Kp DON CUTTING MAXINE DAHL MARIANNE DAHLBERG DAROLD DAINARD IRENE DALTON BEVERLY DAVIS FELIX DAVIS FRED DEGLER CORRINE DEL MISSIER JOAN DENNIS MEL DENNIS JOHN DETWYLER ANNA DIAMOND BOB DOLAN DONNA DOWNES AEAN DREW NANCY DUNNAVAN HELEN EIDSVICK KAREN EJDE DICK ELANDER ROSEMARY EMARD CHARLES EMERY PAT FAIGH BARBARA FORBES DONNA FORCIER MARJORIE FORREST ZOE FRANK DICK FRANKLIN VIRGINIA FRASER GEORGE FREDERICKS DORIS FREDERICKS BEVERLY FRIESEN DICK GIBSON HELEN GLEAVES DOT GOFF FRANKLIN GOODMAN GLORIA GRAHAM GLORIA GREENWELL DON GROVER DELLA GRIFFITH MARGARET GUICE ART GUSTOFSON BOB HALL CHARLIE HALL SHIRLEY HALL GEORGE HANSEN HAROLD HARMON NANCY HARRISON JUNE HARVILLE ERIC HAWKINS GEORGE HEISER ARLYS HENDRICKSON JEANNE HILLS FREIDA HOFFMAN CHARLOTTE HOLMES COLLEEN HOLMGREN BARBARA HORD HARRY HUNT BILL HURST RALPH HUSTON KEITH JACKSON JOYCE JENSEN ALICE JOHNSON HELEN JOHNSTON WAYNE JONES LAIRD KAHLER KAY KAWAHARA DALE KELLER PATTSIE KELLY DICK KENBOK CHARLES KIER BRUCE KING PAT KING BRUCE KINGSBURY JOAN KIRBERGER JIM KIRKWOOD BILL KNECHTEL BILL KNIGHT DALE KNOWLES LOWELL KNUTSON an vu. 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First row: Marilyn McDonald, Marilyn Conroy. Second row: Barbro Carlson, Janet Montgomery, Diane Second row: Lefty Smith, Doug Wilson, Bob Clough. Ahlscog, Gordon McQueen. lll'll0Mlllill CLASS HI 'l'liliY AS THE CLASS UF ,48 began its second year of high school life, we held an election to determine who was to lead the class in the Coming year. The fall officers were Janet Montgomery, President, Diane Ahlskog, Viee-President, Joan Colman, Secretary and Bill Arnold, Treasurer. Gordon McQueen and Barbro Carlson were Kuay representa- tives. Several mixers were given hy the fall ofiieers, with great sueeess. The second semester found Doug Wilsoii, President, Bob Clough, Viee-President, Forest Smith Seeretarv M arilvn Conroy, Treasurer and Marilyn MacDonald Kuav 7 . 7 . . . 7 . Representative. Our class was prominent in sports with Dick Smith, Glen Vlferner, Gene Grant and Dick lVieMurtie being the most outstanding in their particular sport. Representing us in the Kapers were Shirley Lou Robson, Charlotte Small, Oliver Chappell and John Sehaak. We wish to thank Mr. Uhl and Miss Uhden for the help they have given us this pear.-Douo WILSON, .l AN ET Mowreomiaiu. ,gy ,V 1 5 kwa AU-440 , y M ,Ano l :fan :ln Ovid. k..A.J-ftk 1, A-'v+,iU 1- . ., , ,IV -, atb A 'U , :Vai-521. ffgy-5 I-1 1. l',l'i f A C an 'flljfft .1-Vi ff A, riwffii, 1:12 ,pf .f,,.t.x4j. ...Aff , B fy' Q A. 1E'lK.,-1-'F jhvafv 'i 'ix yvrrygi ophomore William Henke, Ran Hennes, Shirley Hodge, Bergit Holm, Gene Hooker, Lee Horn, Sue Horne. Jannette Hotchkin, Dorothy Hughes, Betty Rae Irons, George lsotalc, Jim Jacobson, Mike Jared, Doyle Jennings. Don Johnson, Satoko Kadoyamo, Lloyd Keeley, Kenneth Keewer, Andrea Kellum, Hannah Kennelly, John Kennelly. Harold Kepart, Don Kerbel, Diane Dessler, Charlotte Kilmer, Jack King, Elaine Kirtland, Marilyn Knight. Bob Knutson, Barbara Koch, Virginia Kol- stad, Donald Kopp, Jewell Krueger, Ann Kruse, Alma La Marche. Joan La Roche, Betty Latimer, Burton Leenknecht, Jane Lippert, Janet Lynch, Carol Mancha, Don Maples. Joyce Marinow, Virginia McCracken, Agnes McCrae, Don McCarty, Bob McDon- ald, Jim McGovern. Dick McMurtrie, Gordon McQueen, June Meissner, Alice Medahl, Jeannette Merkley, Virginia Miller, Perry Miller. Ward Mong, Barbara Monroe, Marilyn Morgan, Dick Morgan, Sally Morrill, Arthur Morris, Joanne Mortland. Joy Myrich, Loretta Nachand, Dick Neal, Ruth Nelson, Doris Newton, Darlyne Nicholson, Ben Noble. Paul Norling, Dolly Norris, Pat Odendhal, Harold Olsen, Harold Olsen, Phyllis Olson, Gerry Olwell, Mike Orton. Elois Paul, Marilyn Pederson, Harvine Peterson, Muriel Peterson, Wendell Phelps, Rogena Pipes, Jim Privat. Herbert Reed, Dolores Richardson, Ann Riches, Olive Rinne, Marcia Ritter, Shirley- lou Robson, Jim Rolleen. Lillian Sampson, Don Samuelson, Marilyn Sankela, John Schaak, Mariorie Schreiner, Buddy Sears, Helene Seastrom. Richard Seelye, Joy Sherwin, Bob Shyvers, Elmer Simmons, Anne Mae Sipes, Allan Smith, Sharma Lee Smith. Eloise Snyder, Karle Sommerfield, Barbara Sorenson, Mary Alice Strong, Virginia Strong, Darleen Staley. Brandt Stevens, Bob Stratton, Heide Stutzman, Walter Suder, Lillian Sundberg, Mary Ann Tarabochia, Mary Lee Teigh. Bob Tislow, Joann Treadwell, Jack Urner, Edward Vander Liden, Betty Vanderwel, Jack Walling. Donna Walsh, Marcia Walter, Louise War- ren, R. C. Whalen, Ruth White, Charles Wilson, Don Wilson. Doug Wilson, Doris Williams, Robin Wil- liamson, Glenn Wiprud, Eric Witt, Donna Woepse, Bradley Zemple. J P '.,,.,,,,. H . o ..,, ' --2- ' - 1 S V fm L , o 51+ :' ,.,, i lfffiif inii. M ' E i . , 2 k, ,f A i 5 L ...... o LQ H o -V H ' , Z ' nv.. - ,K an ' . L - fi' '.I : .,'. ., ' 1- .g o t A --., . 2: -v, .y V X .. ,,.:. 12 i,ir ..,....- ,m f f I .. - ' ' ... o . . 'i ----r , ' - ,K , Er- ' , . , .., . N A Wy IZIQIIE iii. ,Q :,.,,, V , ,A 3 I . ., A .,,.. if Q ' f ...,. ' ---, .., , I - ezys T V H y ,X 4 -z 3 I Q ' ' if- 6 W t Z ., A rm ggi B K -- ---' p get K ff. B '-- i 'iii ' wi I ,,,' ,.,,.. ' I A w.,,,J'o if ,.... K .,:., K .... . '-ww '- Y. ,. ' F122 A ' ' fwoii' 'i i w f ! is is , ,, .f'v lg , ., ' L, wi ,ul . vu ,. Q Q.. w I 5 so 'f : Agway ,t '- Z., 1, v i ,Z -,. '. r . +5 z 'iii S' PW' 1 .. on 1 ' TP 5 -'I..',. if 'i : Q -, Q .'k ,ff A Q - Q, .Aft K 3 I , H:-:E:,g:, -:-:,', 1 . , K T. U! A , '- .-'.- ' ' 1- ----'s-' q -V,-:- i s- , e e ,, ., o , , L Qall!3JE, gg? sg? QQ? ig? Sophomore 53 Dan Abdo, Joan Alexa, Bradford Amsbury, Lois Andrews, Rod Anderson, Barbara Arnold, Evelyn Austin. Benny Bales, Wally Barrow, Joan Bartch, Jim Beckett, Walter Beiter, Carol Berg, Erling, Berge. Janet Boggs, Ethel Bowen, Al Boyd, Ruth Boyle, Barbara Brand, Jerry Breitwieser, June Brown. Kathleen Brown, Avis Carlson, Barbro Carlson, Madeline Carlson, Frank Carpine, Valerie Case, Barbara Cassidy. Oliver Chapple, Jack Chidgey, Pct Clog- horn, Bill Clark, Bob Clough, Suzanna Clough, John Cochran. Mary Ellen Cole, Bonnie Crosse, Lois Dainard, Bill Daman, Keith Davidson, Shirley Davis, Willa Dodge. ' Peggy Donovan, Dale Douglas, Curtis Downing, Donna Drexel, Barbara Driver, Marian Dybwad, Betty Egge. Theda Elbrader, Frank Farmer, George Farnsworth, Dick Ferguson, Jean Firth, Pat Forcier, Sally Joe Frease. Joan Freedman, Keith French, Keith Fre- sonke, Doug Froling, Lenora Gaerisch, Bob Gallaher, Bill Gifford. Art Gollofon, Carol Griffith, La Vaune Grinaker, Marilyn Gross, Phyllis Harrison, Jim Hawkins, Warren Helgerson. Left to right: Bill Cameron, Vice-President, Joyce Davis, Left to right: Stuart Barker, Kuay Representative, Stuart Treasurer, Barbara Abbott, Secretary,Mary Stone, President, Shelton, President, Aldine Smith, Treasurer, Joyce Davis, Lola Sullivan, Kuay Representative. Secretary, Jean Rupp, Vice-President. FRE Hllll CLASS HI Tlllll WPI, THE CLASS OF '49, started out the year with an election of officers. The class was ably represented with President Maryf' Stone, Vice-President Bill Cameron, Secretary Joyce Davis, Treasurer Barbara Abbot and Kuay Representative Lola Sullivan. These students did a very good job during their semester and had a very successful mixer. The second semester election ended with Stuart Skelton, Presidentz Jean Ru J I P' Vice-President, Joy ee Davis affain takinv over the secretarial duties, and Aldine Smith - C' C handling the money and Stuart Barker, Kuay Representative. Wie were very well represented in the liapers with Aldine Smith, Barbara Abbot, Lola Sullivan and Marilyn Nlarshall. There were many Freslnnan boys turning out for sports with Wayne Parsons, Bob Garvin, Mort Hansen, and Bob Zorieh all outstanding in sports. With our year coming to a close we would like to thank Mr. Baker who helped us with our problems and the other members ol' the faculty who also gave ns their help. eS'ruxRT SKELTON. 55 S! at so be A 4 WW q,,. A 7 ., . f A,:A r i s F ,I ..:. s ... - ,, ... to A I --: M. :... E V 2 WW 'P , W ,,,: .... ,A ,,:,: X W Bi.. H I , 'iQ,,,, 1: 4 Q :IQ . f Q, ' Qmkgi? .,::'P ,i .ui ai KPSP X .Q .w.. f.. ,. Q . sf 1.15 , Ein 5. I I ' 45, .,., s A Tj . , g . ,', 53, 1 A 'C ' :.- ' 2 .A'V , wwf he -::, i n we 3: it '-':' BM ' y ' fit , .. r -- -' ...: ,A ' W .' ' .,I A: ., 2' V 121,- 5 .f as A 4g5jf xy 'V . .-,-- 1 ,.., V H , r. f,,5QweiJn gng , .-' , ywlnp-f Q Ji e b ..-..,' 'iizy .n l 2 ' t iiam, Q iii -.,-. V. . ' f - ,, . 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'A 1 C J +fm ,Qi JJr QBWLW, fe My gave ., ., , . , lf ,ir iii l 1 Q lflu, ,ji 2. if ,ii ,ga 1. , L I flip ., ! but ff I , J 'XJ J lx ,ill gn. gif' l .. 56 Barbara Abbott, Barbara Albrecht, Joan Aspell, James Austin, Howard Axtell, Billie Babunes, Magdaline Barbas. Irene Barlow, Sue Beardsley, Romona Ben- der, Betty Bergman, Dick Bidlake, Richard Berry, Charles Bode. Bob Roger, Jim Boggs, Jerry Bond, Jean- nine Bostrom, Joanne Bovee, Don Bowman, Jim Broadstreet. Glenn Brooke, Patty Brooks, Peggy Brother, Barbara Brown, Ron Bulmer, Beverly Buzard, Marianne Callahan. Bill Cameron, Randi Canlett, Pat Cardwell, Bob Carpine, Mary Carrigan, Carolyn Carson, Dorothy Cary. Benita Castillo, Joanne Chambers, Shirley Chambers, Fred Cichy, Carol Clark, Dianne Clark, Angela Conclotta. Delores Cannell, Billy Constantine, Patty Cook, George Corley, Annetta Cornelius, Roland Cornelius, Adena Cox. Cynthia Craig, Johan Crawford, Charles Cummins, Joyce Davis, Jim Davis, Raymond Davis, Efton Dean. Marguerite Dean, Mike Dederer, Doug De Forest, Dick Del Missier, Lois Deppman, Margaret De Rosia, Don Dieffenback. Joan Dixon, Ellery Dolan, Joan Downing, Robert Drake, Juanita Dykeman, Barbara Edbom, Gay Eddy. Mary Lou Edwards Ronald Elkan, Bob Elwell, Marie Emmons, Wilma Engle, Geore Engledow, George Erickson, Jackie Erickson. Jackie Erickson, Dave Ernst, Bob Farrar, Colleen Farrell, Tom Ferguson, Joe Ferluga, John Flanigan. Jim Flock, Eric Fenkalsrud, Cozette Fowler, Pat Frane, Jack Fritz, Gloria Fuge, Diane Garrison. Bob Garvin, Faye Gaunt, Ralph Geele, Nancey Geisinger, Terrell George, Dick Gilbert, Pat Gilhooly. Donna Gist, Joyce Galney, Gloria Graham, Jacqueline Granath, Eleanor Grant, Harold Grant, Roselyn Graves. Frank Green, Belle Greenleaf, George Greenwood, George Guldager, Walt Hageman, Annaiean Hansberry, Jacqueline Hansen. Jens Hansen, Mort Hansen, Don Harberg, Nancy Haroldson, Ron Harolson, Sylvia- Lee Harris, Roberta Hart. Margaret Haugen, Betty Hawkins, Blanche Hawkins, Jack Hearrell, Joan Heidinger, John Henderson, Betty Henskey. Carol Hicker, Minnie Hill, Irene Holman, Jean Holman, Beverly Hughes, Mary Hunter, Eveline lmus. Mary Lou Isaacson, Arlene Iverson, Joan Jacobson, Kurt Jacobson, Earlene Jenson, Sarah Jepson, Bob Johnson. Orlando Johnson W 51 iii Q4 we-ms, i'J3' View-'A .4 57 W ff W' s e -45 s- 'Lvl , , . 1 tpggwss Q, A - H151 u f me -4: SQ, WMM .R V M , jvg-2' X: ,. 3 f ,v wif! lik Q,-sf if tl U- mv ,L ? wwf? L, K if ,, 'QE , 4 ef' if veg 5 QA ly Nw 5 1 wa, , 1'-Nl as I ' 1 U,, I . ,.., ,.., A yi J 'ff Q , 9 A it we ' I ' II --..-,,. 2 ' -il .. , its r I I I .. .,... II I, .. III' L fe wee ef? ,se +A. i If v. l .,.A I II? . , 5 0 I B 0 , iw 'A-. 1 Q ff ..,. . 'ff J 1. .g 1 wx 4,5 W 58 ll ls Zi' Lis' ' A '-.J ' -....,. .1 5 if .QU H fm XIII, ee . 1 ' 'W XI I ...M 1 if 'W Il, f ' Patsy Jordan, Diane Jorgenson, Peter Judd, Webster Judd, Nick Julimsteff, Harlin Kohler, Teddy Kohler. Joan Kaufman, Beverly Kester, Marilyn Kimble, Nancy Kirkwood, Jerralee Knauss, Thelma Knox, Joe Kolmer. Nancy Kress, Evelyn Kyle, Pat La Fortune, Bill La Marr, Pat Lamb, Dixie Lee Landon, Harold Larsen. Alice Lorson, John Lazzarr, Agnes Lee, Bob Lervold, Jean Leschiutta, Joan Lessard, La Verne Lightle Marlene Lundgren, Sue Ann Maas, Helen Mackie, Bill Mancha, Lola Murk, Marion Marino, Anita Martin. Betty Joe Martin, Gloria Martin, Mary Martin, Marilyn Marshall, Melvin Mathis, Josephine Matsen, Barbara May. Byron McClintock, Bruce McDermott, Mari- lyn MacDonald, Ted McKrill, Ann McLennan, Ann Marie McNeal, Mary Mickleson. Don Miller, Joanne Miller, Jerry Mitchell, Wally Monette, Margaret Moore, Laurel Morgan, Thelma Morris. Gail Morrison, Pat Murphy, Lew Myers, Frank Nashland, Jo Anne Newson, Rollin Newton, Delores Navine. Russell Olson, Bob Ovens, Lavina Park, Wayne Parsons, Barbara Pederson, Bar- bara Penning, Eugene Perrault. Gaynell Petrich Barbara Pettengill, Merle Phiefer, Kather- ine Piper, Shirley Ponerinke, Ed Pumphrey, Patricia Reiswig, Jack Rose. l.aRae Roth, Jean Rupp, Betty Rygg, Pat Rahkonen, Nola Reskie, Barbara Rauch, Shirley Ray. Jackie Salvine, Jack Sampson, Jean Schiller, Glen Schniderman, Dick Segale, Stewart Shelton, Burton Shephard. Barbara Shick, Catherine Shiell, Pat Shrewsbury, Dick Simkins, Beverly Smith, Carmen Smith, Faith Smith. Gorden Smith, Lilyon Smith, Joan-Marie Sobottka, Sallie Sorsky, Helen Spidahl, Toinette Stalings, Eddie Starr. Norine Stokke, Mary Stone, Joan Strand, Lola Sullivan, Pat Sullivan, Patty Jean Sullivan, Mary Ann Sutlovich. Joan Searinger, Ellen Swisher, Lois Taylor, Z? we l ,.Q,.g,,,, we , 'QW I f -. my r . , 7Z,,,,S , . i Illggggll! iw ,... L, , t . f , I - .,. 5 ,?j'.1, Q S 'Aer i ' f.tE?i, -' - ' 1 ' J . ' f 19 it,i ' . H .I ! .. 5- -ij ign , .....,.-- 5:-5?-'.,, H I Tlgif i .y in tif time .g, 't ,. L1 4 Ya- 'K 1 , S , V? Aaiw-ix ivan-FW 4 id' fine i.. , 33 9 H6 ww. ,,. s f' if L 2 iii- or JL ,isa .M ,.,,. l fu Z A ,, Q if it XQ' F 3,-if. QQ, ' XS Betty Thomas, Nancy Thompson, Otto -,ze ,Q 3 4 i A 1 j T, , J, gs Tollefson, George Trepus. 2 f Ag, : vc ' , JF: get K fu fkEL,,..::,g-'Ex ii, K A . I J T I R b T' hl c 1 J S Y X S Q oan rex er, o ert ritec er, aroe N. ' Q ,L :H ..... ,Sz - Tweten, Paul Tychsen, Alden Van Campen, W, x ,jf 'nl in 5 5' vi it Richard von wyck, Carol vadeen. fe' M B -3 ,tw . , ' fi J .f 2. Q - xg' f 5 i A . ,,,, 1 6 K 5 ' ' kifelifii ,. , f - Lorraine Wade, Hellen Watt, Bobby mg 4, , 4 , A Ji- ,ggi , Waitt, Peggy Watson, Annette Weaver, 3 A KT VV gf' pq' +- r --vf ' . tif, Jackie Wells, Joyce Wertternberger ,ak igfwgcciiiiygb t .J ' W W Q' fl 'Q A Q ' l i .,,. ' ,,,, i 1' ' ii' - , ' ' -fevseyg Irving White, Joy White, Barbara Witt, , ,M ,gm I A ' I L- :Ei . Ada Williams, Leona williams, sud 15 1 lznlk A , 1 r me as QQ. ,,,, , - H- x .J Woodworth, Yvonne Yoes. 'V 5 ' .e . ' he , tv Kas if N , Ll W. . J f - ' si Ze, Bob Zorich .. 'I A , ' lf z 59 8 z wifi XM 'S A , sg A 4 W if t. MQMEQQL ,f l I , ,o' 9 D, ' J ,Fifi Q- X101 my tj S! j L s W JA u Zj JA, 4 9 - ffm 3 M' My P W .. ., ff Q A? 1- I U jf QX-fx-ff--Y NK 7fM?MQf mm fig K N f Q ff, g ff - Q4 -354 V W L H pw .Q AQ, j yrmjf Z r w A X ' 1' 5TQ!E?-g Mggg Club 60 .61 ,, fr? QQ on ,M Jffgf, f , Q mag '11 ,B-!efw- ,f hr F W M ff ,Lf Qi Q 'J,dV,-- ! AUS,-gi.. Cys.-J qfxlxofj: 1 j6s A fy - Q 5 5603? p,,f,rf'f QV! QV' Se C X ffl! X41 all xflvx - L5 Q '-f My . -E STG: Q- , My gf? 4 N51 l 9 vp. ,' W ww iQf'ifQ15' fpaffvigkjw MM , WW ffffqffxgwgff .Ioan Peterson MISS CHISHOLM, Advisor. Nancy Owen Mary Piper Pat Lyons Tut-1 Guns' CLUB this year made a special attempt to promote the objects of the Girls, Club which include the fostering of friendships among the girls, giving those interested a chance to work with and for others, and improving standards in the school. The Big Sister and New Cirlsi Committees offered a special welcome to girls new to Queen Anne by assisting them in their first, week at school and by entertaining them at parties. Girls, both old and new, met at the many parties throughout, the year. Various committees worked both semesters to improve the standards of the school. Standards, middy. courtesy, and health drives were carried out with posters, tags. and parties. Through Cabinet many girls were given leadership experience. The more tangible side of Girls' Club work was seen in interesting bulletin boards, pright pompoms, much needed Red Cross and foreign relief work, birthday cards, and the semi-monthly Cubs. For the success of these and many other activities we are indebted to our Girls, Adviser, Nfiss Chisholm, and our faculty sponsors, bliss Floyd, lliss llarsch, Nliss Hicks, bliss liretsinger, Miss Sears and Nliss Thomas. First row: Irene McConkey, Joyce Berglund, Anna Diamond, Nadine Cook, Barbara Belknap. Second row: Joyce Wilder, Joanne Sinclair, Dorothy Chapman. Third row: Pat Olmstead, Ann Theg, Pat LaGreid. nA ' 5 R 1 ..... . if 4 x A -f :V V K QQL X Q v x i f 4' -as ' - ' ' YH' ' , -,Ik ,.g:gg:-- 4 1- V A 51 .: '22 ' ' :Eh It ' A Y X fr A 'I S ,Y , ' . 5- 5 - f 'Q' Y 21- I X g, ga 5 , 511243 , . an V .,,,.. . . J . E ,kgi i Q. ,, . N3 I K Av 0 -if as Q , rw. 1 I' is ' km , ' v-WZ. Ski' ., W3 M an '3' , .iw H., - -at . 22:7 ,.--v -'-s .0 'V 'W 5 I ..,-f f 'Q If s 3 Q YF. K, -'-WN ga 353. tam W 32, Z -,4-. 7 ':s,f- -.4 5. rf' MR. MOORE THE QUEEN ANNE ASSOCIATED BoYs' CLUB again carried out its usual and inherited task of planning boys' assemblies, cooperat- ing in all school drives, and encouraging a well-rounded athletic program. Craig McLennan Dick Koefod 'l'he club also petitioned the city for an extension and improvement of athletic facilities at Howe Field. This year marked the return of the Boys' Vocational Con- ference after a four year absence. These conferences aid us in determining our life work. Leading the group were Craig lWcLennan, Presidentg Dick Koefod, Vice-Presidentg Dick Stenshoel, Secretaryg Jack Sohns., Treasure-rg and Don Wlall, Board of COHtfOl'DICK KOEFOD. BOYS' CLUB COUNCIL First row: Artie Gollofon, Julie Apostolou, Dick Stenshoel, Bob Patton, Claiborn Erickson. Second row: Craig McLennan, Lowell Knutson, Jack Sohns, Dickie Koefod, Bob Alexander, Don Martin, Dave Lanphere. Third row: Bob Laiula, Bill Cheney, John Drew, Don Wall, Tom Normoyle, Jim Betsil, Wayne Parsons, Bob Garvin. A -.. 4-. u n nu.-I Don Wall FIRST, SEMESTER GIRL LIVEWIRES Ellen Beloit, Amy Bowen, Sybil Burgess, Barbara Cook, Marriete Dean, Margaret De Rosia, Myrna Elle, Cozette Fowler, Elinor Fryar, June Harville, Kay Kawahawa, Beverly Kister, Joyce Kostotf, Joan Lee, Ardith Luke, Joan McBurnie, Betty Moore, Emilie Mueller, Phylis Myers, Charlotte Newton, Luella Nicholson, Arvine Pederson. Lael Peters, Joanne Rowley, Catherine Shield, Mary Jane Shrewsbury, Sis Weaver. 'X AQ' FIRST SEMESTER BOY LIVEWIRES Jimmie Baird, Jay Bean, Don Besse, Charles Bode, Charles Boyle, Emery Chapple, Oliver Chapple, Chas. Custer, Darel Dainard, Fred Degler, Eley Denson, John Drew, Dean Elton, Elmer Emmons, Boris Fine, Bob Ferguson, Lawrence Franklin, Bob Garvin, Bob Graff, Dwight Gustafson, Ron Haroldson, Keith Jackson, Mel Johnson, Lowell Knutson, Le Roy Lancaster, Jim McGovern, Craig McLennan, Perry Miller, Phillip Miller, Roy Norman, Wendall Phillip, Charles Pratt, Carl Ramberg, Pat Ridean, Ed Sherer, Wayne Sommerteld, Eric Witt, Bradley Zempel. l 6 6 SECOND SEMESTER GIRL LIVEWIRES Barbara Arnot, Anne Adskin, Gail Amacher, Delores Baher, Amy Bowen, Barbara Brown, Mary Corrigan, Barbara Cassidy, Mary Lou Edwards, Sally Jo Frease, Gloria Graham, Sylvia Harrison, Ellie Heflin, Joan Heidinger, Carol Holman, Mitzi Krininger, Jaan Lee, Pot Lynch, Peggy Mariott, Joan McBurnie, Phylis Meyers, Marilyn Morgan, Laurel Morgans, Betty Anne Nelson, Luella Nicholson, Dorothy Novachik, Kathy Piper, Mary Piper, Pat Reiswig, Rosello Rentz, Eleanor Salyer, Catherine Sheild, Mary Jane Shrewsbury, Gil Solibakke, Sally Sorsky, Mary Jane Tierney, Joyce Wainwright, Donna Walsh, Ruth White, Marjorie Woods, Barbara Woolfall. Pv xii SECOND SEMESTER BOY LIVEWIRES Harold Anderson, Pete Belshaw, Phil Bergstrom, Dick Bidlake, Bert Bigelow, Jim Boggs, Charles Clawson, Dick Elander, Jack Elsey, Bob Garvin, Gene Grant, Jerome Holmes, Harold Kephort, Bob Knutson, Charles Lazenby, Byron McClintock, Craig McLennan, Ed Malin, Jerry Martin, Wallace Moore, Bob Niebrer, Ben Noble, Tom Normoyle, Bill Olson, Jack Propst, Walter Reiter, Don Smith, Mac Smith, James Sobota, Bob Taller, Otto Tollefson, George Trick, Paul Whitcomb, Doug Wilson, Glenn Wiprud, Eric Witt. 67 'lllllll 'I' Cllll Cllr HAP MYERS THE STUDENT COUNCIL, organized in l945, began operations last fall. Through its committees the council managed various activitiesg the point system, the season-pass drive, the gold-star memorial assembly, the exchange assembly with Franklin, all-school mixers and a clean-up drive. It cooperated with the old-clothes drive and the School Bond Issue drive. THE l'l,ANNlNc AND RECORDING CoMMlTTEE. First row: Bob Laiala, Vivian Thompson, Barbara Brace, Heidi Stutzman, Joan Downing, Dick Bidlake. Second row: Sis Weaver, Bob Patton, Pete McCarthy, Joan Lee, Gus Kostakos, Ginnie Hay. Third row: Emilie Mueller, Don Anderson, Bob Kurth, Hap Myers, Ellie Heflin, Mr. Fiscus. absent, Miss Hicks, Advisors. First row: Jean Rupp, Ginney Clarke, Jane Laney, Heidi Stutzman. Second row: Bob Alexander, Magdalene Barbas, Joyce Berglund, Barbara Brace, Ruth White. Third row: Claiborne Erickson, Earl Williams, Clark Stewart, Hap Myers, Miss Sears, Advisor. Fourth row: Mr. Parke, Advisor, Mort Hanson, Don Brazier, Art Gollofon, Bob Knutson, Don Anderson, absent, Ginnie Hay. 68 P. T. A. DANCE COMMITTEE SAFETY PATROL Kneeling: Hap Myers. First row: Tommy Cochran. Standing: Joan Peterson, Emilie Mueller, Dave Lonphere, Ginnie Hay, Craig McLennan, Gil Second row: Bruce Choddock' Reber' Beck' Anderson' Third row: Henry Chiles, Bob Elwell. Af-if eil ,,fj?'? , . if COUNSELLOR WORKERS SENIOR PIN COMMITTEE Seated: Joanna Pipes. First row: Sis Weaver, Therese McCormick, Betty Woodworth. Standing: Betty Merrill, Arlys Hendrickson, Gil Soli- Second row: Julie Apostolou, Craig McLennan, Don Wall, Dave Lanphere bakke. Third row: Gil Anderson, Clyde Glassman. 69 BUSINESS STAFF DEBATE TEAM First row: Willma Dodge, Louise Hovey, Barbara Byers, Mr. Parmeter First row: Richard Neal, Mr. Faster, Howard Axstell. Bonnie McClintock, Dorothy Hughes, Barbara Carlson. Second row: Pete Fleming, Bill Richstad, Second row: Duane Bloomstrum, Irvin Matson, Dave Paden, Pete Fleming, Third row: Ronald Charles Pratt Z CLUB First row: Bonnie McClintock, lrene McConkey, Pat Lyons, Marcia Walters, Katherine Piper, Joan McBurnine, Ann Theg, Ann McLennan, Sonia Childs, Joan Dixie, Shirley Anderson. Second row: Mary Ann Dahlberg, Shirley Hahnenkratt, Bonnie Lou Christensen, Pat Hutchison, Louise Dahlberg, Mary Piper, Virginia Sears, Jaan Kirberger, Joanna Pipes. 70 M A MASQUE AND GAVEL First row: Shirley Abbott, Pat Lynch, Charlotte Reick, Wilma Grohe. Second row: Joyce Berglund, Helen Sims, Barbara Froman, Betty Mae Raport. Third row: Nancy Harrison, Clark Stewart, Margaret Guice, Joan Nelson. Fourth row: Lynn Gaston, Bill Cheney, Charles Crouch, Bart Tollefson, Jerry Martin. Absent: Lee Lancaster, Mariorie Landweer, Fatty Hutchison, Bette Chester, Oliver Chapple, John Schaak M .Max QUILL AND SCROLL First row: Kirk Smith, Sonia Childs, Ginney Clark, Virginia Sears, Lynn Brown. Second row: Joan Petersen, Gil Solibakke, Irvin Matson. Third row: Mark Sullivan, Wes Wehr, Dave Paden, Duane Bloomstrom. 7l ATTENDANCE FORCE First row: Betty Egge, Anita Van Wyhe, Mary Carrigan, Mrs. Pierson, Shirley Hodge, Joan Dixie. Second row: Coralee White, Alice Johnson, Helene Seastrom, Barbara Arnold, Charlotte Kilmer, Lorretta Nachand, Phylis Harrison, Iris Hill, Janet Hupy. -M., A salflwrx' riir 1 ,N B OFFICE FORCE First row: Bernice Carr, Arlys Hendrickson, Barbara Smith, Janet Mortland, Ann Adskin. Second row: Mariorie Forrest, Jeannett Moyle, Beverly Thomas, Beverly Friesen, Patty Cardwell, Clara Cardwell, Patty Ann Nelson, Marjorie Woods, Joan Hughes. 72 4 me QUEEN ANNE Hl-Y First row: Roy Gamble, Kirk Smith, Harry Hunt, John Parsons, Don Ridge. Second row: Pete Fleming, Kay Metcalf, Wayne Jones, Cliff Skelton. Third row: Paul Whitcomb, Douge Sunde, Lowell Knutson, Dick Koefod, Don Martin, Phil Miller, Pat Ridean. Fourth row: Bill Knechtel, Bob Laiala, Don Brazier, John Drew, Noel Keister. Fifth row: Dick Clark, Clyde Glassman, Dave Lanphere, Maurice Engstrom, Myles Mustoe, Bruce Wolgemuth. Sixth row: Rod Orth, Lew Hardy, Don Anderson, George Jansen, Bill Dwyer, Absent: Allan Bell, Bob Corey, Mel Johnson, Pete Kennedy, Tony Munko, Jim Pederson, Kay Pugmire, Clyde Cherberg, Corky Christenson 'Nad' GRIZZLY Hl-Y First row: Gus Kostakos, Herb Shinn, Dick Morgan, Bill Simmons, Don Thomas. Second row: Bob Alexander, Bob Hall, Don Loftquist, Dick Kenbok, Cal Smith. Third row: Don Kiser, Bob Taller, Ken Usher, Pat Maloney, Julie Apostolou, Dick Stenshoel. Fourth row: Bob Patton, George Walker, Greg Martin, Don Estep, Bill Olson. Fifth row: Chuck Boyle, Jim Furber, Tom Normoyle, Gil Anderson, Paul Jennings, Troy McCracken. Sixth row: Gene Trexler, Don Wall, Clair Neize, Jim Braymer, Dave Beaudin, Jim Cook. 73 u I - M N wigf5 1sfjiPN 65 if ' W 4 2 fd 7 Qgiz y QM FQ -mngiiaggff ,gr v fi 1JmQJ,. :ij . . . UR' gy? Gif' Actlvltles Qgiyg ,, 5 4 ,S 4 9' , -.. I 4- D fn . A .s JM , . 5. ,ff 25-'ji A ' A ,,,-fg ,ff 6 5 S bf f Q59 ' ol D f QVQQO f RF My X w 0 ae' Qx X Emifxijfi? s 'W' ez X I xiii ii 'A..,J,7-,ll AR , QQ2.ef'-2?-f? Zt'+10 jzhqfilgca. 5' , ' QQ? .- k . L'f 'g'35' ZW 'li' ww? iffy? ,X . 'f , 7 Vik' ' Y 1 WF xii' H004 l:I.q1' M Z ii , ....,.,. Z VZ: ,H ,V Q , if .4 fi , . K 'iw' 5 .:.,:. '5 3 2 - - . 5 ,,, if v Y 5 ff' M f .1 A gi ff . 5 ft 'Z . 4 ' K 6 W l 1 gt af, V i 'Y f,4l?gi-5 ii P if F' ' iffy? 555' 11:53 4 f Rf. - . W J g i 'M ...gg Q 1 is R.. '5 as v 4, X Ami 5 if F 1' ? as L .vera A . N .rsh 1 :TRW ,gg ,Q 6, 1 'X Mg. . .. 1 'WF 53? K 1 , - 'V , V f , 1 i -fi. A ' p Tig 1 t't. .Q , ' s C3lfff0l'. K-jfillffl C!! ffllS .KQ!f1'fS0l'. KIIUVPI S011 LAST OCTOBER the annual staff met in A-3 to lay plans for the ereation of 'the '46 Grizzly. The theme chosen was Sports.'7 Laughter and chatter, glowing faces and rosy cheeks were the outstanding memories of the initial meeting. The sunny autumn days were a definite hindrance to progressg hut as the leaves gave up their final hold on summer and our liquid winter set in, lay-outs, euts, and other hasie plans emerged from our previous idea for the annual. Some of the earlier en- thusiasm was now like Seattle's weather, damp. Nevertheless, prodded by competent Sonia Childs, editor, the staff renewed its efforts. As far as prodding goes. lVl'r. 'I Iioversonls whip gathered no dust. With spring, the completion of the hook found the staff with haggard faee and wrinkled hrow. we aimed to please. Seriously, we enjoyed it all.-THE STAFF ANNUAL ASSISTANTS First row: Charlotte Reick, Helen Milne, Shirley Hohnenkratt, Shirley Haney. Second row: Luella Nicholson, Jean Pederson. Absent: .lo Anne Silverling. age 13.-E X . - is W 3 Wes Wehr, Literary Editor, Kirk Smith, Boys' Sports, Dick Koefod, Boys' Sports. Lynn Brown, Dave Paden, Duane Bloomstrom and Irvin Matson, Photographers. 7 35. If il IA' Y, Q-annum Q WI L11 Kay Pugmire, Bill Cheney, Bart Tollefson and Dwight Gustafson, Artists. Virginia Sears, Business Manager, Barbara Sorenson, Assistant, Business Manager, Louise Dahlberg, Lay-out Editor. Bonnie Lou Christensen, Snap Shot Editor, Bonnie McClintock and Patty Hutchison, Classes. Alvira Craycraft and Isabell Prentice, Girls' Shirley Hahnenkratt, Julie Apostolou, and Dick Sports. Stenshoel, Assistants. ADVERTISING MANAGERS Gil Solibukke, George Baldwin, Holly Anderson MR. STODDARD, ADVISOR BEl,I.'kL'SP1 or oR,xsT1c cL 1's in the paper allowance, the Kuay had to undergo a radical change from the former style. Sue Stadfeldt started out the year as Editor-in-chief, until associate editors Gil Solihakke and Kirk Smith were ready to step in and take over. Under a new, rotating system devised by the advisor, lVIrs. Helen Gleason, many more stall' members were ahlc to acquire tI1e editorship. Following the Solilmakke-Smith regime, Dave Beaudin and ,Io Ann Siverling were promoted from assistants to the chiefs' office, with Gil taking over the advertising mana- ger's task. Don Copeland was made Sports editor, giving way to Bob Davidge in the middle of the semester. Mark Sullivan succeeded Beaudin and Silverling as supreme commander, holding out as long as possible. Vlfhen Sullivan finally' cracked Betty' Woodwfortll was on hand to fill in. Betty Mae Haport then held forth a few weeks, with Ann 'llheg finishing the semester. SPORTS EDITORS REPORTERS Don Copeland, Kirk Smith, Lynn Brown Robert Ames, Donna Motoya, Betty Merrill EDITORS Ann Theg, Betty Mae Report, Betty Woodworth, Gil Solibokke, Kirk Smith, Mark Sullivan. A large amount of credit is due Advisor U. D. Stoddard who took over at the second semester. Also, undoubtedly i the hardest workers on the whole staff, Ad-managers llally' Anderson and Georgia Baldwin, and eireulation overseers Dorothy Novaeieh and hlargie Allyn deserve a big bouquet for their tireless efforts. Steady eontributing reporters thru the year mere: liob Ames, Chuck Boyle, Nancy' Harrison, Betty' Nlerrill, f Gilbert Solibakke, George Wialker and Betty Viioodworth. V.,:,,., , All in all it's been a pretty' enjoyable season for the - '- y in ., ya members of the Kuay' staff, and although temporary gy instability' has interrupted the career of some of our Q beople, the great majority will be back to warp the minds ' f E of hapless Queen Anne students next yearfsKlRK SXIl'I'll ASSOCIATE EDITORS Ann Theg, Nancy Harrison CIRCULATION MANAGERS FEATURE EDITORS Moriorie Allyn, Dorothy Novochick, Betty Woodworth Coleen ClUYl0'If Gfofge walker' ClWClf B0Ylef Bonnie McClintock Marjorie Allyn Mary Elaine Anderson Shirley Anderson Cecelia Baxter Georgia Baldwin Dave Beaudin Ellen Beloit Joyce Berglund Barbara Byers Bill Cheney Alvira Craycraft Eley Denson Bill Dwyer Karen Eide James Erickson Jean Erickson Pete Fleming Elizabeth Finger Alice Galbraith Mary Louise Grinnel Margaret Guice Mary Catherine Jansen Russell Keim Dick Koefod Mitzi Krininger Fred Lund Hll lllt HERE ARE THE PmoPI.E who have taken each daily assignment seriously, who have worked and studied as Freshmen, Sopho- mores, .luniors and Seniors. They have maintained the necessary QA and 2B aver- ages, minimum requirement of the Honor Society. This year we chose Bill Cheney as our president, Barbara Boulton, vice-president, Charlotte Bieek, secretary, and 'Rilla Phil- lips, Kuay representative. We thank Mr. Lewis, our advisor, for organizing the two entertaining assemblies each year. Walter Hufiine, a grad of '23, was guest speaker in the first. His topic, lllllElY Fun with music, provided amusement as well as information. Aehing ankles rewarded the less fortu- nate, but all equally enjoyed the nocturnal ice skating party sponsored by the Honor Society. rllll6 graduating seniors were admonished and lectured on their future life at the University when lilarilyn Seilield, grad of '42, and Toni Carey, grad of '45, discussed their life at the NU . Good luck to the graduating llonor stu- dents. We hope to welcome many more in their plaees.'eeBARBAK-x BoULToN. .loan McBurnie Pete McCarthy Craig McLennan Carol Miller Phil Miller George Murray Gerald Nudleman Rod Orth Nancy Owen Orland Pederson Pearl Pederson Lael Peters Rilla Phillips Mr. Lewis Warren Post Betty Mae Raport Gail Rasmussen Charlotte Reick Joanne Rowley Mary Jane Shrewsbury Dick Stenshoel Maurice Stoffer Beryl Thompson Maureen Tift Dean Walters Tom Westphal Mariorie Woods qs 1 I i I TWO BAR PINS Anne Adskim, Diane Ahlskog, Betty Andersen, Harold Anderson, Joan Lois Andrews, Bill Aspell, Jay Bean, Barbara Brace, Don Brazier, Joan Browne, Sybil Irene Burgess, Robert Ceccarelli, Clyde Cherberg, Jim Cook, Felix Davis, Anna Diamond, Bob Dolan, Helen Eidsvick, Dick Elander, Jean Firth, Barbara Forbes, Virginia Fraser, Dolores Graham, Dwight Gustafson, Robert Hall, Nancy Harrison, Arlys Hendrickson, Earl Henry, Jeanne Hills, Charlotte Holmes, Harry Hunt, Helen Johnson, Bruce Kingsbury, Joanne Kirkman, James Kirkwood, Lowell Knutson, Willis Konich, Jackie La Grande, Mariorie Landweer, Joan Constance Lee, Don Lofquist, Sally Manning, Jerry Martin, Irvin Matson, Drew Miller, Mariorie Morrill, Jeanette Moyle, David Myers, Richard Neal, Luella Nichelson, Judy Nobel, Gayle Opperman, Phyllis Peterson, Albert Pierce, John Schaak, Darrel Schultz, Helen Sims, Donald Smith, Mackenzie Smith, Ann Theg, Anita Van Wyhe, Paul Whitcomb, Coralee White, Mary Lou Williamson, Waledo Wilson, Eric Witt, Bruce Wolgemuth. tffiwmlss 7 mm'- ,gif wr' ONE BAR PINS Bradford Amsbury, Evelyn Austin, Joan Bartch, Carolrose Berg, Ethel Bowen, Pat Cardwell, Barbro Carlson, Barbara Cassidy, Oliver Chapple, Bill Clark, Patty Cook, Bonnie Crosse, Louis Virginia Dainard, Willa Dodge, Peggy Donovan, Betty Egge, Theda Elbrader, Jeanne Eiseman, Jackie Erickson, George Farmsworth, Patricia Forcier, Joan Freedman, Eddie French, Keith Fresonke, Lenora Gaerisch, Arthur Gollafon, Marilyn Gross, Warren Helgerson, Ron Hennes, Lee Horn, Dorothy Hughes, Kurt Jacobsen, Don Johnson, Orlando Johnson, Elaine Kirtland, Robert Knutson, Donald Kopp, Jewell Krueger, Ann Kruse, Betty Latimer, Jane Lippert, George Lomax, Marion Marino, Work Mong, Mary J. Moughten, Dolores Navone, Richard Neal, Darlyne Nicholson, Harold Olsen, Lavinia Park, Katherine Piper, Patricia Peiswig, Bill Richstad, Olive Rinne, Richard Seelye, Barbara Shiek, Sharma Lee Smith, Eloise Snyder, Mary Alice Strong, Keidi Stutzman, Mary Lee Teigh, Vivian Thompson, ,lack Urner, Donna Walsh, Ruth White, Don Wilson, Thomas Wilson, Glenn Wiprid. sera W' t f l.4'Yi, 'H ' QF 'L-.'t .E -..A J. ' ,ff . ' 5 f-ml ,s ware? First row: Melvin Moering, Bill Knechtel, Mary Thomison, Barbara Boulton, Betty Chester, Harvene Peterson, Mary Jansen, Shirley Hahnenkratt, Dottie Mace, June Jorgensen, Pat Wall, Betty Green, Gloria Fuge, Diane Garrison, Carol Rose Berg, Joan Browne, Nancy Owen, Marilyn Halverson, Joanne Kirberger, Micky Heady, Elizabeth Finger, Dick Cochran, Willis Korick, Bob Cathey. Second row: Chuck Pratt, Norman Reese, Peter Judd, Avis Carlson, Bonnie Lau Christensen, Audry Frieson, Dorothy Novachick, Barbara Brand, Cecilia Backster, Bobby Krug, Lorraine Nickolsen, Mariorie Morrell, Barbara Brace, Joyce Berglund, Pat Petersen, Rilla Phillips, Lois Andrews, Willa Dodge, Anna Diamond, Tom Weiler, Dick Lander, Miss Kretsinger. Third row: Bill Chase, Don Brazier, Joanne Nickelson, Evelyn Austin, Betty Mae Raport, Beverly Friesen, Heidi Stutzman, Donna Woepser, Gwen Jones, Mariorie Merritt, Mary Ellen Cole, Mary Jean Monghtin, Mariorie Moore, Shirley Marander, Theda Elbrader, Gail Rasmussen, Mariorie Allyn, Joan Nelson, Marilyn Andersen, Joan Young, Wilma Grobe. Fourth row: George Jansen, Clair Lucke, Emma Jean Adams, Betty Anderson, Jean Pederson, Lola Sullivan, Marilyn McCold, Dick Clark, Betty Lee Kerley Fifth row: Paul Jennings, Curtis Browning, Bob MacDougalI, Douge Sunde, Bill Arnold, Bill Cheney, Oliver Chapple, Bob Lobdell, Harvey Sundberg, Charles Hall, Claiborne Erickson, Charles Kruger, Don Grover, Allene Arnold. Choir ICVIQR SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION at Queen Anne, The Choir, under the leadership and direction of Miss Helen Kretsinger, has figured very prominently in Queen Anne's music activities. Miss Kretsinger, as director, has proven to be an inspiration and an impetusnin guiding the choir which has become one of the best among the Seattle high schools. A This year the enrollment, with ninety-one members, has been the largest ever witnessed here. The Choir has found time not only to perform in the Operetta, Kapers, Assemblies, and Christmas program, but has also to sing at several other of Seattle's public schools. Those students enrolled in Choir have not only had thc fun of participating and singing in Queen Anne's musical productions and activities but have gained invaluable musical training and instruction for themselves. The Choir has not only furnished the student body with innumerable hours of enjoyment but has profited in experience for itself. Queen Anne wishes to sincerely thank the Choir, and especially Miss Kretsinger, for the splendid achievements and contribution they have made toward enriching Queen Annc's musical scene. 83 Advisor, Miss Uhden is 61 oste Q za '. fi 'f if ,: K, ,ii .,,n . 9 A 11.-,fi 1 . !ufEf ,Lg 5 Somebody wont some gas? :Wav 'mfw ,,P, 7 Q9 615V .14 D A D Aren'if they lovely? 'QWBUV' V415 Personal HEAIJEIJ BY Two talented casts of Queen Anne tllespians, this year's Senior production of Personal Ap- pearance was presented on November 18 and l9. Bart Tollefson and Marjorie Landweer as Senior and Junior Direc- tors respectively were assisted by prop- erty managers: Nancy Harrison, Willa Dodge, Betty Latimer and Cora Lee White. The east was greatly aided by the eritieal coaching of Miss Esther Uhden and the stagebaek ground by M. C. Hughes. gmtm E Don'r you see? 9 QP Student Directors: Bart Tollefson, Marjorie Lundweer Appearance W Qi 'S Ira., Carole .M'4lt-n . , . ,. . Path lllIlt'lllSOIl llchttc f,lll0Sl4'l Gillwrt Conlon. . . . Hart Tullofsull Gladys K1-lst-y. . , .... Vlargart-I lllllt'l' llarbara Fl'0lll2ill:' fxlllll Katt- liarualry ..,,.. ,loyt-P B4-rgluml lit-tty 'May liaport' Joyce- Strutlwrs .. .... l,2ilI'll'l2i l1ylli'll Marcia Morris' Chester N0l'l0llclgll1l, .,..,,,. Ly nn Gaston Clark Stewart' Mrs. Slrutln-rs flclalivj . . .,.. ,loan Nl'lSUIl f,:ll2il'l0lll' R1'lt'lxk Cly1l0l'c-lton. . . .lmliny ltancas , ,lt-rry N4'lS0ll'k If C4-nv 'l'utllv. . Bill flll1'll1'f . flllklI'll'S lll'0llt'll5k Xt ,IUllIlS0ll ..... Ulixvr Cllapplv. ,lulm Stflliiillii .lf-ssic ,.....,, .llvlvn Sims, VS ilma flrolw' ' 'Saturday night vast. 4. , ,, WM ,.,t,,, M . ,MW me Guess Who? You cud you Please don't ga --How do . 'ook-yt Hello Mr. P. J. Eaton Hill Top THIS YEAR's KAPER's production was entitled Hill 'llop Follies, and was everything the name im- plies, a galaxy of Queen Anne's best talent. It afforded two pleasurable evenings, long to be remembered. The performances were given on Miareli l5 and l6. To David E. Dahl, faculty director, and to the timely assist- ance of Mr. Eaton, goes much Tommy s Tumblers How i'l'm Going Bock To Where I Come From A? my qnumupsmwwxx, Mr, D. E. Dahl . S01 F ol I I e s K-D,,,y,, vrvflil FUI'l'0llHl'il'llliUllSHlIIN'l'YiSiUll and 1lirm'lim1. SUHIPIII lIl4'llllN'l'S of tln- staff I.0I'll1'ill'4I IIIIIVII 01-lIll'il' limv to makv ilu- Kalwrs suvh il sllcm-ss. Shlrlvx -Xhlmll and lilll Plum x N4 91 nior Qtmlcnl U1 rvctors. ssllilv Ginny Hay was .Xssislunt Svnior Slmlvnl llirv1'lor. Acting as ,Iunior SUHIPIII Uirvc-- lors xu-rv livttj' Xlzu- liupurl mul ,loan Kirin-rg:-r. The Toykxnd Fairy i 5 Tm-50-'G-50 Swamp Fifesn Wedding of the Painted Doll 4 ' X M if ks- w A xl 1 Claiborne Erickson Bort Tollefson Joyce Berglund Bob Cuthey :ik Helen Kretsinger t ffgg A ,. 1, sr.-,A , ,.,, 1 , .V word? , Anfffi x., N t Bette Chester George Jansen Dottie Mace Oliver Chopple Bill Cheney Betty Moe Roport Wlll'lN QUEEN ANNIE presents its annual operetta you ean always be sure of a very enjoyable evening. However, this season, enjoyable would have been a mild description for the operetta. Presented on Xlay 28-20, Sweethearts, by Victor Herbert, included in its east: Bette Chester, Dottie Mace, Claiborne Eriekson, George Jansen, ,loyce Berglund, Bill Cheney, Bart Tollefson, llob Cathey and Betty Mae Raport. Jo Ann Kirberger was presented as danee soloist. With choir supervision under Miss Helen Kretsinger and orchestral avvornpaninient provided under the direction of Norman Wlebb, 'eSweet,hearts was rich in lilting melodies that ilnniediately captivated its audience. In addition to the thanks due Miss Kretsinger and M r. Wcflili, considerable credit is due M. C. Hughes for his providing of stage bavkground. First row: Claiborne Erickson, Bill Cheney, Oliver Chopple, Bob Cothey, Bill Chose, George Jonsen. Second row: Betty Moe Raport, Joyce Berglund, Bette Chester, Dottie Mace, Shirley Moronder, Betty Anderson. Third row: Gwen Jones, Beverly Friesen, Jean Pederson, Cecelia Baxter, Rilla Phillips, Bonnie Lou Christensen, Audrey Friesen, Joanne Nicholson, Allene Arnold. X. V, 'wi' Z ff ORCHESTRA Patty Cardwell, Ruth Beerninck, Nancy Tatum, Donna Walsh, Gloria Greenfield, Keith French, Lael Peters, Joan Shangrow, Don Anderson, Charles Stastny, Mack Norton, Bob Cathy, James Erickson, Barbara Klein, Suzanne Clough, Charles Cummins, Beverly Hughes, Norm Reese, Louis Dainard, Dwight Gustafson, Jewel Kruger, Barbara Whitt, Ted McKrill, Cynthia Craig. BAND Dean Walter, Stephen De Forrest, Richard Neal, Gordon Pierson, Eric Fonkelsrud, Larry Sullivan, Beryl Thompson, Don Dron, Jim Cooper, Bill Knight, Doug De Forrest, Don Milligan, Louise Borg, Carol Porter, John Schaak, Bob Cothey, Stan Henderson, Frank Green, Don Anderson, Sandra Erickson, Eddie Frink, Corky Christensen, Jimmy Landweer, Dale Keller, Betty Lee Kerley, Dan Borg, Benny Bales, Norm Reese, Beryl Freisen, Warren Helgerson, Norm Henderson, Jim Todd, Dick Gilbert. Inset: Mr. Webb. , Ng , , :PZ ' 1 ' ,- , 'V 34- ff l . i J - .,. I A 8 9 V -, , . 4 A v ,B nl' we , 4 ,, ,. 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McKenzie Y. 3fc Chester Taylor Lt. Col. Don Magowan Pvl. N. Tunison S. I f c Bob McLean S. Zfc R. T. Ed Van Stone S. Ifc Dan Moore S. C. 3fc Keith Mieldi Sgt. Robert D. Peterson Pho. M. I f c Dean K. Woods 'Isl IJ. Gold Star Assembly Wl'l'Il 'I'lll'l IJEDICATION of ninety-two rhododendrons, one for eaell Queen Anne service man who gave his life in World War ll, Queen Anne payed tribute to its gold stars in a speeial Memorial Day Assembly on November 12. These rhododendrons which have been planted before Queen Anne's portals will serve as a eonstant reminder to us that these gold star boys have not died in vain. The assembly included two Queen Anne graduates. Lt. Dan Ferry, United States Coast Guard and Adrian Rose, Army Air Corps, who delivered stirring tributes to these gold stars. A roll call was read by lilrnily Mueller. Bonnie Lou Christensen performed a warm and stirring rendition of Ave Maria while the ehoir under Nliss llelen Kretsinger presented several special selections, thus Closing the assembly . 93 EIGHTH GRADE Raymond Adenrath, John Baranske, Joan Backster, Joanne Bakenhus, Valerie Ball, Jerry Balschi, Janet Barker, Robert Beck, Shirley Belka, Jerry Benson, Jim Bloomstrom, John Boyd, David Broderrick, Kathleen Brown, Edimae Burles, Lloyd Bush, Ben Caley, Tommy Cochran, Marion Coleman, Richard Coleman, Lucky Collyer, Lois Conger, Mildred Corrie, Patricia Cox, Rosalie Cummings, Diane Darnell, Raleigh Darnell, Don Dunham, Mary Lees Firth, Peter Fleming, Chester Frare, Joyce Fresonke, Mary Fritz, Larry Gallaher, Gary Collofon, Norma Goad, William Graves, William Green, Janet Greenfield, Jean Greenfield, Joan Hallowell, Jean Hanson, Robert Hanson, Norman Henderson, Stanley Henderson, Joan House, Connie Hunter, Jimmy Hutchinson, Philip Hyde, Bobby Janisch, Elianor Jenson, Kenneth Johnson, Bill Kissley, Arlene Kinzel, Ronnie Kirtland, Lillian Knudson, Patsy Jane Krug, Ruth Kvalshaug, Virginia Landert, Shirley Legg, Joan Locke, John Luker, Carol McCracken, Mary McHugh, Marilyn Metchell, Sterrett Metheny, Cherie Michaelson, Rhoda Mae Moore, Nancy Myers, Helen Newsome, John Noble, Dolores Noblett, Philip Nutting, Donita Patnode, Billy Paterson, Avis Pheifer, Doris Radford, Donna Rasmussen, Jack Reid, Tom Riedinger, Robert Rogers, Doris Saberhagen, Gary Salmon, Paul Sampson, Dick Sanpelo, Patricia Schmitt, Milton Seeley, Peggy Sevold, Dick Smith, Patricia Smith, Margaret Sterling, David Stevens, James Todd, Nadia Tulintseff, Joanne Vander Linden, Harry Walrath, Barbee Watkins, Teddy Warner, Deseree Weaver, Maybeth Welch, Richie Wilson, Wilbur Wilson, La Verne Williamson, Jacqueline Wiprud, Beverly Woodcock, Laurence Young. uuwdidi' Barbara Anderson, Marilyn Aspen, Wayne Beckwith, Don Binek, Barbara Bradshaw, Nickie Brockman, Marilyn Butterworth, Fred Cara- biniero, Clifford Corrie, Stephen DeForest, Roy Edenholm, Elsie Eklund, Ray Emmons, Grace Engle, Morris Ensey, Barbara Ann Estabrook, Marion Gabrielsen, Dwight George, Stanley Gillivan, Steve Greenleaf, Barbara Gustafson, Charles Heniden, Lois Hill, Aileen Hudi, Marlene Iverson, Doris Jahnke Ruth Jahnke, Nunnally Johnson, Hugh Kyle, Jimmie Landweer, Janet Lovegren, Robert McKinzie, Joan Mangren, Keith Martin, Nilman Molvik, Leonard Osborne, Angelo Scalese, Carole Scollay, Pat Sellen, Sherry Sweet, Joyce Topman, Bill Traub, Gertrude Vander Wel, Lavonne Weeden, Douglas Weisfield, Fred Werner, Bill West, Erleen Wolfe. 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' 'fi Harriet ' in , H Xfxx, Tlmmie Report X 'N 'Y Enlabefh Finger Herb Shmn Ann Theg Hahnenkratt S dbh Qhurloffe Reick Ki,-berger Julie Sonia childs What s Thus? You rt out Why'd Ya Stop? Dance . mfs wi y-url Four o'clock in the morning And fhe angels Sing Clark and V WW ' 5, iolc iTf?1gll3 L M HHIH How!! i The Champs! The Churnps! Pickle in 'dn middle Salesman The Julie Mqry Joan and Pai Ann, 10561 and Wei' Girls?? wi ..:.,,.,, i ' W 1 fm? ,, S A ,f ,. ,N ,zz 7 Y United we sit Girls Club Party Who believes in signs? There was an empty spa What 'cha hiding' Got an Itch' Skelton, Drew and Dumbo ll No? very concened Sea Wolves WX i n w ,.- fix f N 5 ' iffy J .ij f X I 1 6 wg J L , C2 W X7 H f' M mi X gb N? f W- -Q, 3 -4 S llllrt f6?W4'W MMD wwjf I4 , MA W ,- K.. LL fs wi 2 XJ , ' , Xaiw X sf 1 i f JF., 6' 95535, of 0' L1 had If 7 M 5? ' 49, WQ - X 00-M ' 232231 GH- 0' ' s , MR. CHERBERG MR. HENKEL MR- DAVIS i Q CLUB First row: John Parson, Carl Romberg, Gus Kostakos, Jack Sohns, Mel Johnson, Bill Simmons, Lowell Knutson, Pete Fleming, Craig McLennan, Bob Alexander, Don Martin, Cliff Skelton. Second row: Troy McCracken, Phil Miller, Dave Lanphere, Bill Olson, Lew Hardy, Julie Aposfolou, Cal Smith, Kay Pugmire. Third row: Bob Patton, Gene Trexler, Bob Laiala, Myles Mustoe, Dick Koefod, Pa! Maloney, Greg Marlin, Jim Phillips. Fourth row: Tom Normoyle, Ken Usher, Wayne Morrison, Leland Amundson, Chbck Boyle, Clyde Glassman, John Drew, Maurice Engstrom, Lynn Gaston Bob Kurth, Jim Furber. 104 , '? 'R'W ' .ov-a um nissan'- 39 MR. FISCUS MR. LEWIS MR. NORMILE Uoache 84-4-,V 5 -ew' YELL TEAM Bob Johnson, Jim Baird, Bob Alexander, Bill Simmons, Bob Potion 105 Eg, ' iwvwmma IQ kin Dave Lanphere, rugged right half, smashes around right end in one of his many gains. Leftyvs hope of a brilliant final year at Queen Anne was interrupted by repeated injuries, but never-the-less, he was able to do himself proud. Team captain inspirational award Winner, and all-city left half, Craig McLennan put in a fairly active season on the football squad. Besides being at the heaving end of the rc- nowned Mcliennan, Amundson passing combo, Mac was also a consistent ground gainer taking all the battering that was handed him and coming E 1 back for more. A W Anne's delegate in the all-city endls posi- Long, lean, sticky lingered and Queen tion, Lee Amundson's steady play through- out the season was one ofthe highlights of the Kuay's championship squad. ln the majority of the contests Lee just couldn t seem to miss M1cLennan's well placed passes, as well as being a tiger on defense. MEM ll!-i' ivvwhvmi A J ,mumiwfm IIE l 9 Packer lfullback Phil Miller realized the benefits from his tireless work throughout the season, when he received the nomination for all-city at his regular position. Wllcwnever that all important few yards were needed, Phil came thru, and proved to be the biggest ground gainer in the prep league. Although he finished the season at the top of the scoring leaders Lowell Knutson failed to receive position on first or second team all-city. Knut made some of the prettiest runs A' Q Woe. of the year, from his right half spot. With a year yet ahead of him, l,owell's success in the football lield is already well on its way. Receiving the least publicity, for prob- ably thc toughest job, regular quarterback Johnny Parsons talents were rewarded with appointment to the second team all-city squad. Displaying beautiful blocking and line-backing forms, .lohnnie's full usefulness was somewhat retarded by lack of quarter- back ball earrying plays in Queen Anneis football sty le. ll' Fl' D LANPHERE Q D, MARTIN t C. McLENNAN EV L AMUNDSON 1. Avosrotou E- CHAPPLE J, FURBER C, GLASSMAN l945 4. SOHNS K. USHER, D' WA'-L g Q IT WAS PROPHESIED by pre-season prognasticators that Queen Anne would come up with something that was bound to put a crimp in the crown coveting plans of certain Seattle High Schools. For once the wiseacres were correct. The Grizzlie's start wasn't especially flashy, as their first opponent was a highly rated Garfield eleven. The Kuays came out of that one with a 0 to 0 tie, and that tie remained the only blot on a perfect record until the last unfortunate contest of the season. The Grizzlie's sailed thru Roosevelt, Broadway and Cleveland without even breathing hard. Then came the two most crucial games, Ballard and Lincoln. When the smoke cleared away the Grizzlies were smiling proudly, having come thru the battles on the long end of 19-6 and 12-6 108 W, MORRISON , Q 2-Wx-f. ,,, .. . . 4 .-,- .. , .. 12.1 S ,jf Q if a . , , A fini' a W -lA' V U fs Ef L ,. ' , . , at ,wg iw ies r L, HARDY N. Knzsrsn L. KNUTSON G. rcosmxos Q B, LAJALA J, PARSONS 5. PEDERSON K. Pusmnma A C' SKELTON C. smm-4 Champ I C. CHERBERG i D. BRAZIER D. COPELAND scores. At this point in the league, Queen Anne was a full game and a half ahead of the nearest competitor, Lincoln. They needed to Win one of their two remaining games to be permanently inf and West Seattle buckled under to the maroon wave, 32 to 0. Unfortunately the last game of the season was snatched from the Bears by an extremely spirited Franklin eleven, 14 to 12, the only loss the Grizzlies suffered all season. Receiving all-city honors for their brilliant work were, backs Craig McLennan and Phil Miller, center Clyde Glassman, end Leland Amundson and tackle J im Pederson. 109 ,, . ....,. 3 3 tw, Q M T N,,..,. ...,............, M. .,, -,,t.M.q,m..,.......,.,..- -. ., ,,..,. ,,,.,,N.M s.......s.,.,,,. ...,....., ,,.L..., Q.-.......... M--- . T FIRST TEAM FOOTBALL First row: Don Brazier, Don Martin, Kay Pugmire, Don Copeland, Cal Smith, Gus Kostakos, Clyde Cherberg. Second row: Craig McLennan, Ken Usher, Wayne Morrison, Jim Furber, Dave Lanphere, Cliff Skelton, Lew Hardy. e.J....,,.....w.,.. u ..A-.-we Third row: Coach John Cherberg, Clyde Glassman, Jack Sohns, Lowell Knutson, Bob Laiala, Julie Apostolou, John Parsons, Assistant Coach Ray Normile. Fourth row: Phil Miller, Don Wall, Jim Pederson, Emery Chapple, Noel Keister. And he wasn't stopped. l l O W ,M V g , ,' ,f-f ,.-,.. , A, 'NW 'M-4. SECOND TEAM FOOTBALL First row: Clyde Cherberg, Robert Ames, Harry Hunt, Jim Betsill, Bruce Wolgemuth, Dick Kenbok, Pat Maloney, Greg Martin, Dick Stenshoel, Wayne Jones, Don Lofquist, Gene Trexler, George Jansen, Harold Larson. Second row: Don Copeland, Coach John Cherberg, Doug Sayah, Don Kiser, Jim Phillips, Kay Metcalf, Dick Cameron, Bob Hall, John Drew, Harold Harmon, Bob Cathy, Herb Shinn, Dan Abdo, Don Brazier. Sums IM: x Flwu. RECORD of two won. three lost. and one tied. Coach ,lohn LJll0l'lJCl'glS sub-x arsity 0l1'V0ll finished a rather mediocre season in a tie with Franlglin for fifth place. Assistant Coavh liay Nllflllllf' playful a lrig part in the development ol' thc squad, which was ll2llIlpt'I'0ll LllI'0llgll0lll the ya-ar hy the slmrtagc of lravk field matvrial. THIRD TEAM FOOTBALL First row: Bob Clough, Don Ridge, Jack Rose, Warren Newell, Jim McGovern, John Gilbert, Tom Wilson, Harold Larson, Bob Garvin, Dick Ferguson, John Kennelly, Ron Haroldson, Harold Kephart, Jerry Sorenson. Second row: Deloy McDonald, Drew Miller, Joe Kolmer, Charles Emery, Chuck Geiser, Harold Leschuitta, Dave McKinley, Walt Fowler, Ron Hennies, Art Gollafon, Bob Graff, Bob Knutson, Curt Jacobsen, Jack Chidgey. Third row: Ed Klatz, Robin Williamson, Wally Reita, Herb Smiley, Jack Urner, R. C. Whalen, Warren Helgerson, Wayne Parsons, Glen Werner, Lefty Smith, Gene Hooker, Bill Gifford, Frank Kramer, Gordy McQueen, Jerry Pinkus. Y . Y . , . . l L1Nlmr1u'l'lll4: l'lI l I1IllCN'l'DlRl'IlZ'I'l0N oft-x-se-rvwv man. lzmlmllo lxlolz. Qin-1-ii Num- s lhml tx-ani hmuglil l tllv svason to a clam- with a tllrvv won. two lost. om' lit-fl l'01'0l'4l. which 1-slalilislu-tl llwm as stun-ing tllirfl plavv lmnurs with llousvvvll. ill eb' I 'W' QW 8, Cv Fir I 'team DICK KOEFOD Inspirational Round I QUEEN ANNE 33, ROOSEVELT 46 lt, was a blue heginning for a hopeful Grizzly live as they were rolled under hy a highly touted Teddie squad. in their lirsl scheduled galne of the l9146 season. The Kuaye-x were hehind seven points at the half. hut eould nlake no headway against, the lioughridf-r's lowering lliek Williaiiis. who eolleeted I8 points. and a strong defense sparked hy K. Chorlton. lliek lioefud was high for Queen Anne with I3 eounters. QUEEN ANNE 28, BALLARD 27 The Grizzlies hrolie through for their lirst win as Ballard got the squeeze hy a single eounter. The lleawers tree- top center, Bob Clernents. had a ehanee to tie the seore after the galne was over. hut failed. QUEEN ANNE 31, LINCOLN 38 At this stage of t he galne it's two defeats in three starts for the Grizzlies as l.ineoln's llohhy Peek lne. tive. on their own honle floor. eanxe out seven points to the good. QUEEN ANNE 71, WEST SEATTLE 36 It, was strietly a Iield day for the llilltoppers as the hoys went all out for the eolleetion of points. hugging the prodigious total of seventy-one to tie the eity rerord set heretofore hy Roosevelt and Lincoln. Koefod was onee again high point rnan. eolleeting nineteen eounters with eenter Carl Rainlmerg hitting the twine for fifteen. QUEEN ANNE 40, CLEVELAND 26 Taking their third in a row. the Grizzlies :novell into a tie for seeond plaee with Garfield. Taking oll' fron: a four point lead at the half, with Lee Klnuntlson paving the way. the Kuay:-x garnered twenty-one Counters. to end the gaine fourteen points to the good. QUEEN ANNE 38, GARFIELD 36 Curdling the hlood of the speetalors. who packed Queen Knut-'s lninute gy nl. the Grizzlies squeezed out a two point vin-tory over the very delinitely deternlined Bulldogs. The last few lninutes of the galne eonsisted of a two :nan duel hetween lioefod ol' Queen Anne and Ko of Carlield. with the fornler eonling out on top. Koa-fod was high :nan for hoth learns with an eighteen point total. Ko eolleetillg thirteen. This Iinished the lirst round for Queen Knne. having won fourand lost two. QXCM L, HOCA C' SMWH 6 935' Wo MBE l GE xfffix 'fix wit Os Ba kethall f DWIGHT GUSTAFSON First Team Manager Round 2 QUEEN ANNE 25, ROOSEVELT 63 The Teddies did il again. hut this lilne it was really a nlassaere. with hig Diek Willizlms cashing in on ten lic-ld goals and xl free throw for a total of twenty-one points. The Grizzlies were hehind only seven points at the half. hut dropped out of the running in the third and fourth slanzas as the Roughriders eolleeted forty-one eounters in the last half. QUEEN ANNE 35, BALLARD 36 Queen Anne had strietly an off day as to all appear- unees the galne was in the hug up to the third quarter when one field goal put. the Beavers ahead hy one point and eventually won the galne. Ballard's .lohansen and the Kuay's Koefod tied for high seoring honors with thirteen eounters eaeh. QUEEN ANNE 38, LINCOLN 27 After three straight defeats fron! the Wallingford hoys Queen Anne finally eunle through with an eleven point win over the Lynv. The Kuay's eenter. Carl Rani- herg. proved the hero of the day, putting live field goals through the hoop. while the entire Grizzly squad played exeeptional hall. QUEEN ANNE 69, WEST SEATTLE 32 The YVest Siders suffered another one sided loss as the Kuays ehulked up eounter after eounter. Koefod and Ramherg led the Grizzly offense with seventeen and sixteen points. respectively. QUEEN ANNE 50, CLEVELAND 38 The Eagles just e0uldn't muster the drive to stop the Bears. and were never less than four points front the Grizzlies. Nlehennan and Amundson eaeh put through thirteen markers with Knutson behind eounting twelve. QUEEN ANNE 24, GARFIELD 36 This was the game that eould had led to Queen .-tuna-'s In-ing in u position for the first tearn play-offs. hut things just didn't turn out that way. The Kuays were one point hehind at the half. but eouldn't edge past the Bulldogs in the last two stanzas. Queen 'Knne's points were pretty evenly distributed. with Craig lVlel,ennun taking high seoring honors for the Grizzlies. This loss put. the Kuays in tie with llroadway for third plaee. QUEEN ANNE 46, BROADWAY 48 ln perhaps one of the hest eontests ofthe entire season. Queen Anne dropped a heurthreaking thriller to the Hroadway Tigers by a single hasket. The liuays put their ull into this final hattle for third plaee, and. although leading the Tigers throughout three quarters. were eventually subdued hy a teanl that eouldn'l seem to rniss. . ,fl First row: Greg Martin, Rod Orth, Bob Lcmialc, Jim Furber. Second row: Don Kerbel, Jim Murphy, Bruce Wolgemuth, Bob Zorich, John Sherwood, Tom Moss, Pot Moloney, Larry Rogovich, Drew Miller. Seeend Team Basketball UNDER THE COMBINED DIRECTION of Coaches Davis and Normile, Queen Anne's second string basketball squad ended their regular season in a tie with Ballard for fourth place, showing a final record of six won, six lost. The Grizzlies came out even in the first round of play, taking three and losing the same number. Roosevelt squeezed out a 39 to 38 victory in the first game of the season, the Bears going on to take the next contests from Ballard 23-16, West Seattle, 39-36 and Cleveland, 39-16. Lincoln and Garfield captured the two remaining games of the initial round, 51-19 and 24-19. The second round was an exact repetition of the first, the Grizzlies dropping their second contest to the Teddies 39-14, then proceeding to vanquish Ballard 38-21, West Seattle 31-27, and The Eagles, 32-20. Once again the Bears were mopped up by Lincoln 41-19 and dropping the finale to:GarIield,-32-28. Showing especially good ability and team work throughout the year were forwards Bob Lajala and Larry Bogavieh, and guards Bruce Wolgemuth and Bob Zorich. 114 First row: Jerry Krik, Lefty Smith, Bob Knutson, George Gulduger, Bob Garvin, Gene Hawley, Gene Grant, Earnie Caldwell. Second row: Harlin Kaler, Dave McKinley, King Katz, Doug Wilson, Mort Hanson, Justin Jacstis. Third row: Bob Elwell, John Kennelly, Bill Cameron, Bill Knight, Bill Arnold, Robert Houbregs, Harold Leschuitta, Coach Ray Normile. Third Team Basketball NEWLY APPOINTED Cofxcu RAY NORMILE took over the third team eoachin reins, and . . . g . produced what at first appeared to be a Ch2lIIlPl0I1S1llIJ bound live, but finished the season in only fourth place, winning seven and losing five, besides taking four practice contests. The thirds dropped only one out of the beginning round, to West Seattle 27-25, while taking Roosevelt 35-26, Ballard 21-14, Cleveland 36-24, Lincoln 29-21 and Garfield 26-21. However, the Cubs were unable to continue the pace in the second round, losing four of the six games. The Teddies took the first contest, 33-27, the Bears coming back to squeeze Ballard 28-24, then dropping the next three in a row to West Seattle, 28-19, Cleveland, 30-21 and Lincoln 24-23. ln their last game of the year the third trampled Garfield to the tune of 32-18. Doing exceptionally well in most of the tilts were Gene Grant and Bill Knight, whom the basketball followers will probably be hearing more of. ll5 Dick Clark Maurice Engstrom Clyde Glossmcmn Gene Grunt Mel Johnson Lowell Knutson Gus Kosfukos Bob Lciola Fir t Team AT THE FINISH of the first round of scheduled play, Queen Anne's diamond nine were in a very meek tie with West Seattle for fifth place in the all-city standings. With heavily fortified team, boasting regulars Dave Lanphere, Clyde Glas-sman, Mel Johnson, Don Martin, Ken Usher and Craig McLennan, the Grizzlies meted to their first regular oppo- nents, the Broadway Tigers, a two to one defeat, with south- paw, Lowell Knutson, taking his first win. However, in the following game with Lincoln, the Kuays eouldnit get under- way, giving pitcher Maury Engstrom very little support, and finally going down, two to five. It was the same story in the Ba ehall next two tilts, the Bears falling to Roosevelt's Bobby Nloen, one to nothing, and succumbing to the Ballard Beavers, eight to four, with a lack of batting power coming in to view. Catching their breath, Knutson and the Kuays went on to smash Franklin, six to nothing, with some ofthe boys getting their batting eye back. ln the last contest of the first round, the Grizzlies and Vllest Seattle Indians battled out an extra-inning contest to a three to three tie. Getting off to a had start, the Bears, fell to Broadwayjs Bill Collins in the first game of the second round, six to live. liineoln seemed to have the evil eye on the Grizzlies, the Dave Lanphere Don Martin Craig McLennan Carl Rcmberg Dick Smith Ken Usher Don Besse George Jansen First row: Craig McLennan, Gene Grant, Don Martin, Gus Kostakos, Dick Clark, Tony Munko, Clyde Cherberg. Second row: Drew Miller, Lowell Knutson, Dick Smith,'MBob Laiala, Dave Lanphere, Brice Carlson, Bill Simmons. Third row: Carl Ramberg, Maurice Engstrom, Larry Rogcxvich, Johnny Parsons, Clyde Glassmcln. league leading Lynx taking Queen Anne for the second straight time. 'l'he final score was 5 to 2, and it was two losses in two starts for the Hilltoppers. However, the next eontest brought a trifle more cheer to these supporters who were still sticking by, the haughty Roosevelt Roughriders succumbing to a rejuvenated Grizzly attack 2 to 0. Still burning up the batting circuits, the Kuays blasted their next opponent, Ballard, completely, collecting one home run and four triples in an avalanche of hits. Brice Carlson Clyde Cherberg Drew Miller Tony Munko Johnny Parsons Larry Rogavich Bill Simmons ll8 First row: Tom Wilson, Doug Wilson, Craig McLennan, Gene Grant, Don Martin, Gus Kostakos, Dick Clarke, Tony Munko, Clyde Glassman, George Farns- worth, Bob Knutson. Second row: Art Gollogon, Lefty Smith, Drew Miller, Lowell Knutson, Dick Smith, Bob Laialo, Dave Lanphere, Brice Carlson, Bill Simmons, Robert Ames, Glenn Warner. Third row: Kirk Jacobson, Carl Ramberg, Maurice Engstrom, Larry Rogavich, Clyde Glassman, Johnny Parsons. ln the next to lasl game ofthe season Maury l'lHgSLI'0IIl lefl the locals to a 7 to 0 victory, to make it three in a row, and turning out to he the last win for Queen Anne. The Franklin tilt was somewhat of a let flown, the supposedly weak Quakers punnneling Lowell Knutson lo come out on the hig end of a 4 to 2 mark. This conipleteil the Queen Anne schedule for the year, the final reeoril showing live wins. six losses and one lie, the Grizzlies placing sixth in the city standings. e 'KIRK SMITH. ssl t.-ff Ak ws X ll9 m, , me, , 7 Q ii M ii W, iw? 'f 'P f' 1 J J J ,,, J A 5 EY .. eww 5 ma TRACK SQUAD Bob Alexander, Rod Anderson, Russell Anderson, Richard Berger, Dick Bidlake, Don Brazier, Ronald Bulmer, Franklin Carpin, Bob Ceccarelli, Emery Chapple, Jack Chidgey, Bill Constantine, Chuck Crouch, Keifh Davidson, Melvin Dennis, Don Dieffenbach, Richard DuCeMe, Charles Dunsire, Dick Ferguson, Terrell George, Phil Gray, George Guldager, Charles Hall, Mort Hansen, Ron Haralson, Tom Hardin, Cy Hart, Gene Hawley, Bill Hayes, Albert Hobson, Noel Keister, Dick Kenbok, Harold Kepharf, Bruce Kingsbury, Bob Kurth, Don Lofquisf, Byron McClintock, Troy McCracken, Bruce McDermott, Kay Metcalf, Phil Miller, Mark Nestle, Ben Noble, Bill Olson, Bob Ovens, Bob Patton, Don Pemberton, Jim Phillips, Walter Reiter, Jim Rofhaus, John Schaak, Darrel Schultz, Jim Simmons, Al Smith, Cal Smith, Mackenzie Smith, Karl Sommerfeld, Clark Stewart, Gene Trexler, Don Williams, Robin Williamson, Don Wood, Walter Wright. 'lrack IN THE F1Rs'r TRACK MEET of the year, the Grizzly thinclads fell to Lincoln, 65 to 33. De- spite a lack of material in the field events, Coach Davis' Cinder men came through with three tirsts in the mile, low hurdles, and four-forty, along with numerous seconds and thirds. The squad features returned lettermen 'Phil Miller, Cal Smith, Boh Patton, Bill Olson and VARSITY TRACK First row: Cy Hart, Phil Grey, Jim Phillips, Bob Alexander. Second row: Bob Kurth, Charles Hall, Clark Stewart, Troy McCracken, Gene Trexler. Third row: Mort Hanson, Bill Olsen, Bob Paffon, Cal Smilh. Fourth row: Emery Chapple, Noel Keisfer, Charles Crouch, Russell Anderson, Phil Miller. Fifth row: Fred Degler, Coach Davis, Mike Jared, Maurice Stoffer. Team Bob Alexander. Completing the team are the following newcomers: Clark Stewart and Mort Hanson in the mile, Dick Kenbok, high jumpg Phil Grey and Russell Anderson in the pole vault, and Cy Hart in the sprints. All of these boys are to see action in the coming season. KIRK SMITH. q P-ff,-1-v---aug sf ef :.E.....f55: :gf-3 M s, :3 f ri-4 f fi ' A A I First row: B31 Bigelgw, Dole Knowles, Pot Moloney, Siuorf Skelton. 'A H A ' N A Second Pow: Bill Richsfcd, Harold Corbett, Ronnie Elkan, Pete Fleming. , ' ,Q ve H l f 'X . , l t 1 ,f R l I V 4 . . A V E r 0, 'LL' 2. v ' ' W, Y r 1 Ji 4, B A is 0 , f l o 5 5 7 l 'I T ' l I , V l A 0M 7 V vt' If l I XQL IQIQN ANMLQS hard Working golf team had not won a 1112lU'll lor two years, and there was, not cvidfiiee that this condition would he changed for the lirst ,four mateln-H, Hut in the! Fifth oo test with Broadway, the Kuays came through with a one point win, twelve and pne half to eleven and one hal f. .'i'l'l1ellirst four matches ran all in the same vein, Queen Anne falling to liineoln 22 amlxone half to 1 and one halfg to Cleveland l8-65 to Ballard 20 and one half to 3 and onefhalfg and to Garfield 24-0. Regardless of the scores of the following matches the divot diggers, including regulars Pete Fleming, Herman Young, lion lfilkan, Stuart Skelton, Bert Bigelow and Vat Maloney, will he striving every minute of IllHyT.'KIRK SMITH. l22 First row: Greg Marlin, Bill Reaper, Jerry Kirk, Dick McMur1ie, Don Kiser, Jim Furber. Second row: Bob Hall, Dean Walters, Mr. Fiscus, George Murray, Dick Cameron. U 0 ill ll ll ll'l - Q UI' 'ro THIS TIME Qui-on Annfs tennis squad has playful only tlm-0 lnatolu-s, dropping all by Clos-4' counts. 'lille uppvr part ol' the lamlllvr was vstablisln-il as, Grvg Martin in lln- IlllIlllN'I' one slot, Jim lfurlier, llllIlllJCI' lwog Don Kiser, number lllI'l'6Q Chuck Boy lo, nunilwr four: and D4-an Pctvrson taking over number live task. 'l'l14-sv rwrlilars, su morloml by Bill liva wr, .lf-rrV Kirk, Dick lVlclVlurlriv and llvan r l I . I . NX allvrs. sllvviilnlwfl to tlu' Garfield lfulldogsg livv to four: Roosvvvlt six lo tlircvg anfl l,in1'oln six lolllrvv. KTRKLSMITII. 123 , l Isobel Prentice, Miss Thomas, Beryl Thompson. Girl ' Sport Each year girls turning out for sports choose their most inspirational girl who has cnlivenotl all after-st-Iiool activitit-S for tlwin. This honor of being the most popular antl well liked girl during hm' four years at Qut-on .Mine is 1-nt to lsalufl ljrvnticc who earns-fl the respect, of everyone hy her frivncl- lincss antl sportsmanship. The cqually high honor ol' receiving tho llaskctliall lnspirational Awartl went to lioryl Thompson for hm' outstamlinff Jlavinff and Jartici iation in this Jo Jular fame. licsitlcs be-inv' a 'food Jlaw-r, U l . 11 U I , .l I I in 2- iv I . Beryl has also ln-vn a help antl inspiration to her train-matrs and youngc-r players. MANAGERS First row: Alviro Croycroft, Emily Dorrcince, Bettylee Kerley, Isobel Prentice. Second row: Marilyn Andersen, Amy Bowen, Beryl Thompson. 124 V , Y . .,- .1 ff . f 1 - ' ' M 'mem EQCTTYL FE 5e,1ea :v CHA? Lars VFhhTlCE KERLEY QQyQgNQ5 'f4.T ? 'uw -- tiff BERYL LORFCAKNE THOMPSON HULMES UQ!! C U MHHAM AMY WATSON BCBWEN mar 'yi Nga HELENE MAQEAYN ANDEf55E,, SEASTHQM nv Q, 3 M., HSLEFE ROBERTA HEt.EN Ql.fJi f 1i WHALEN V wmyffi' . JUAN , -1, 1 2, h yn S,H':94N'f'iROW J 1 - . '17 .N V A .. S: R f K 'K W.. W ' 'u .4 - 5 I. g 'fl ' ' ' My ,L - ,, 'Ni ,4-. 1 ,... .1 9 ,, -JJ' f N ' 1' . 'WA l,,'gp,no.,4ZJ,,J- 'i . X peedhaH This vonlplftilive sport proxillvll ex- cilmrlent and thrills as well as bruises for llll' llpIJ4'l'l'l21SSIIll'Il who played it. llllleylall Tha- volleyllall tOllI'Il2iII1Cl1l llatl fine colllpetition witll four excellent teams striving for first- place. Pat Dl'3l1.S team t'l1tll'll tllc season vic- loriously lly winning vvery game. Tabhllenni The top ol' the talllc tennis ladder wvut to lsalwl Prvntil-e for lwr ex- collcllt skill in hancllillg a ping pong palllllc. Xf- Q Badndnton The badminton birds suffered beat- ings as the energetie players fought each other for the honor of being number one on the badminton ladder. Ba kethaH To put the finishing touches on a well played and highly enjoyed bas- ketball season, the seniors defeated the alumni by the seore of 38-28. Ba ehaH Closely won games were the high- light of the baseball season. The graduating seniors defeated their rivals and took the title. h wwf? , Qwqafwppy yr i 0' . M' 1 Q,,i ,yjj TW' i Y ACKNOWLEDGMENTS To Sterling Engravers, Farwest Printers, and Bush ll Studio owe many thanks for their patience and th ght fulness in h lp g put out this anna l s aalwgwfd WJMJ QMJSA7, fgmgaj . CMAQ. MJ .d... ,J -My ww X f gwqffgfw N KUA aw M, AMQLQ ,MJ Q,,Mu,, Maj f5Qw4,dk.fQfd MW 'N 3