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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1947 volume:

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The School Board's dream of a high school situated hcrc that would in time serve a large and populous district has come truc. although the Board was severely criticized by many Seattle citizens at that time for placing thc Queen Mme lligll School so far north. Many years ago Queen Anne had a dream that did not come true until this year, and then in a different place. ln the gully on the north side of the hill below Mellraw Street Bridge, Queen Mme dreamed of a gigantic concrete outdoor amphitheatre and athletic stadium that would seat 35.000, and recommended detailed plans for this to the Municipal Plans Commission. This stadium could have been built for one-seventh the cost of the football stadium at the Civic Field. But the line new Civic Field will mean a great deal to all eight high sehools. Uur dream of an annex to the original building came true in l928. This annex brought us a new gymnasium. some fine modern classrooms and best of all a new auditorium and stage facilities second to none in the state. We dream to have in the near future a new gymnasium with seating uccommodations for our largest basketball games. Finally. our greatest of all dreams has come trueanamely that. thousands of youth should here rcceive purposeful training and go out into the world of affairs, most of them unheralded and unsung. and take their place in life and slay put and keep America,s free enterprise moving freely. --0. L. Luther 8 - MR. FARMER Vice Principal 1 I 0ur students are a cross-section of unexcelled American youth. We have loyal public and parental support, a well-trained professional staff, experienced successful leadership, and excellent school spirit. We prize our records of past accomplishment and of ever-increasing alumni achievement. We dream of modern, well-equipped shops and laboratories, a modernized building, gymnasiums for boys and girls, and increased playground space. May we have vision to dream of ever-extended ideals and goals to keep pace with ever-changing societyw As our dreams come true, Queen Anne becomes the real dream school indeed! -George S. Farmer. I gow' ,4duc'4afz 1406304 FELIX MOORE 7 Office MARIE HAWKINS THELMA CHISHOLM -ldlwadan ,ffttozdaace ad-fdddll ETHEL MILLER MR. MURDEY FRANCES PIERSON IO' epmlwwnt ETHEL NELSON IEW' I HELEN OLSON ROGER ELLIOTT HELEN HICKS NADA OVERLAND an BETTY HUGGARD PAUL WILLIAMS ERNEST CHARLAND OTIS SHANAFELT Il fdfdftq :SP-5 MAUDE DRAKE ELMER MILLER QW'-Q Sim ws.. KATH'-EEN COWAN ssrsus LOMBARDINE c. H. I-IEFFELFINGER Sl?-A JF- Ql? 5f,f HARRY WARNE CHARLES FOSTER CLARE BABCOCK I2 ORLENA HARSCH RUTH DRAKE anno um. 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Wt-'ll I't'lllt'llllN'l' Dt-hhy Slonv, Mary ,lanv 'l'ivrnvy, Mary l.ou Williamson, Margie Woods and Dorothy llaincs who atv, slept, and livc-el Girls' Cluhg and lion-ln-artvcl Gus Kostakos ht-ing thc football tvanfs inspiration. Wv'll rvnivlnlwr Nancy llarrison and Pat ,lvnst-n, Analwl l'owvll and Ruth Simon and tht- rvst of the- pvoplv Q7 down in RUUIII I5 gvtting out 22 the Kuayg and we'll recall Bonnie McClintock getting grey hairs over the Annual. We-'ll remember Bruce WOlgCmlllll, whose faith- ful ellorts secured for him a varsity berth on the casaba squadg and Herb Shinn catching that touch- down pass that won the Lincoln game. We-'ll Baport remember .loan Kirberger and Betty May directing The Foto Follieswg and ,lerry Martin We'll wielding the gavel of the Student Councilg and Bob as the sinister villain in the Senior Play. remember Joyce Berglund and Bob Patton Alexander and Lowell Knutson with the gavel of our own elass. We-'ll remember Big Jim Baird pleading with us to Come on now, yelllwg and we'll remember all the new friends we gained in the transfers from Broadway. Yes, we'll remember these and many others. Wcflll never for et the best ears of our livesf, Y The Class of Nineteen hundred and F arty-seven. 1581 vq.... f 'hs-4' xew 23 .- ' ffiil fi 'T - .7 4? P' ., iss- N... ...f K, a in . alla ' J 9' x i X Z ' 1 f ' 1553 . ..,.. X 1 K , LL 944 Officow We was 'O is no Bird! . . .le Q. ya X N.. X 7m 7-'aglwz Szudwu F. Davis, E. Finger, R. Orth, L. Peters B. Raporf, M.Shrewsbury, .l. Stienke D. Stone, T. Wesfphal, M. Woods. V-.9 1 1 I -f Lowell Knutson, Pattsie Kelly, Bruce Wolgemuth ll Mac Smith, Barbara Rhodes, Harry Hunt , F5 W uri my .. ggi. X LILY AKAGI 3. ALEXANDER M. ALLYN I. AMES I. ANDERSON ll. ANDERSON w. ANDERSON M. AINOT J. IAIID l. BAKER J. IAANETT M. IAYIIUM - 7947 BARBARA ANNE DIANE ACKERMAN ADSKIM AIILSKOG IARIARA ACKEIMAN-Stadium High School, Tacoma-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Quill and Scroll, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Ski Club. Favorite song, Embraceable You. Am- bition: To graduate as a cattle rustler from Texas A. 8. M. ANNE ADSKIM-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, lce Skating Club, Operetta, Glee Club, Office Force, Business Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, Always, Ambition: Graduate from college and then travel to Hawaii or Norway. DIANE AHLSKOG-Magnolia-Class officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Ski Club. Favorite song, l Can't Get Started. Ambition: To graduate as a miner from the Montana School of Mining. LILY AKAGI-Girls' Club. IOIEIT J. ALEXANDER-Magnolia-Class Officer, Student Council, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Club Council, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Yell Team King, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Choir, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Favorite song, Clair De Lune. Ambition: To graduate from the U. of W. and be a successful business man? MARJOIIE ALLYN-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, French Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, Margie. Am- bition: To ski down Mt. Everest. ROBERT AMES-Boys' Club. BETTY ANDERSON-Girls' Club. HAROLD ANDERSON-F. C. Hoe-Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ski Club. Favorite song, Bumble Boogie. Ambition: Find Joe Zilch at Mudville. WALTIENE ANDERSON-Central High School, South Bend, Indiana-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Tao Club. Favorite song, The Anniversary Song. Ambition: To be a concert vocalist. MARY AINOT-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Glee Club, Kapers Act Director, Stage Force. Favorite song, This Is AIways. Ambition: To design a door with a Harvard lock so that Richard can open it. JIMMY IAIRD-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Sports Manager, lntramural Sports, Boys' Q Club, Latin Club, Yell Team, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Grizzly Hi-Y, Senior Play, Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, The Things We Did Last Summer. Ambition: To live to see the day when George Walker gives away a dollar. IONE IAKER-John Dewey High School-Girls' Club Committees, Ski Club. Favorite song, This Time. Ambition: To always be happy. JIM IARNETT-Broadway-Brd. Let'termen's Club, Brd. Hi-Y Officer, Intramural Sports, Boys' Track, Boys' Club Council. Favorite song, The Old Lomplighter. Ambition: To get rich young. MARY IATHUM-John Hay-Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club. Favorite song, You'll Always Be The One I Love. Ambition: To be the keeper of the pearly gates. 24 J. BEAN .LIIEERNICK G. IELSHAW B. BIGELOW D. BLOOMSTROOM B. BOARMAN JAY BEAN-John Hay-Livewire, Latin Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Ski Club, Business Staff of Kapers, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambition: To be an aero-dynamicist and take an atom-iet plane to Mars. .IOY BEERNICK-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Annual Staff. Favorite sang, Adios. Ambition: To be a pilot on the Dream Ship to Honolulu so I can learn to do the hula an the beach at Waikiki. GEORGE IELSIIAW, JR.-West Queen Anne-Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Golf, Intramural Sports, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Weekly, lce Skating Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To be a lawyer so I can always have a case. MARGIE AND PATTSIE 1 R. BERGER J. IERGLUND D. IESSE M. BORDEN W. IOOS S. BOSWORTII RICHARD BERGER-Marymount Military Academy-Livewire Boys' Track, lce Skating Club. Favorite song, l'm A Big Girl Now. Ambition: Happy for life. JOYCE BERGLUND-Jason Lee Jr. High, Tacoma-Student Council, Student Council President, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Operetta, Senior Play, Choir, Glee Club, Inter-Hi Council. Favorite song, Begin The Beguine. DON BESSE-West Queen Anne-Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Sport Manager, Intramural Sports, Ski Club. Favorite song, Stardust, Ambition: Chief shovel-pusher in Mudville. BERT BIGELOW-Warren Avenue-Livewire, Boys' Golf, Intra- mural Sports, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Chattanooga Choo-Choo. Ambition: Pro-Golf. A. DUANE BLOOMSTROOM-Oak Harbor High School, Oak Harbor-latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Masque and Gavel, Senior Play, Business Staff of Senior Play, Business Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, Second Movement of the Symphony No. 5 in E Minor by Tchaikovsky. Ambition: To attain the degree of doctor of medicine. BOB BOARMAN-Boys' Club. MARION BORDEN-Girls' Club. WALTER BOOS-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Spanish Club. Favorite song, The Three G. I.'s Theme Song. Ambition: To drive tor pushl my Model A to California this summer. SHIRLEY IOSWORTH-Broadway-Brd. Class Officer, Honor Society, Brd. Girls' Sports, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Brd. Frosh Aux. Cabinet. Favorite sang, Brahm's Varia- tions an a Theme of Paganini. Ambition: Get through college without learning too much. I. IOYD D. IIIAZIIR I. IIOMLIY C. BROOKS 5. IUIGISS C. BURNS C. CALIY D. CAMERON JOANNI CAMPION-Broadway-Honor Society, Kuay Weekly, Brd. Annual Staff, Brd. Quill and Scroll, Brd. Girls' Club Cabinet. Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Ambition: To own a newsstand at First and Yesler Way with Arlys and sell Kuays. SUSAN C. CARTER-Broadway-Brd. Class Olticer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, German Club, Honor Society, Ski Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: Fly a plane around the world. WALLY CASE-Boys' Club. DOI CICCAIELLI-John Hay-Boys' Track, Honor Society, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, Whistler and His Dog. Ambition: Undercover man for a blanket factory. AI.ICl CIIAIOT-Girls' Club. DICK CLARK-John Hay--Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Act Director- Kapers, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Attendance Force. Favorite song, lf You Were the Only Girl. Ambition: To draw pictures in bed. CllAlI.lS CLAWSON-Boys' Club. JIM COOK-John Hay-Boys' Track, Boys' Golf, Latin Club, Yell Team, Honor Society, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, P. T. A, Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Jr. Hi-Y, lrishmen's Police Farce. Favorite song, The Old Lamplighter. Ambition: To ELIIAIETII IOYD-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club, Glee Club, Kuay Weekly. Favorite song, What A Surprise. Ambition: To be the keeper of the golden shores guard. DON BRAZIEK-West Queen Anne-Class officer, Student Council, Livewire, Boys' Track, Boys' Sports Manager, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Hi-Y officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Operetta, Chair, Glee Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Favorite song, Old Man Michael Finnigan. Ambition: Commodore, Swiss Navy Underwater Corps. IEVEIILIY IIOMLEY-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, I'll See You in My Dreams. Ambition: To be able to last out until July. COLLEEN IKOOKS-Broadway-Brd. Frosh Aux. Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Ski Club, Choir. Favorite song, Anniversary Song. Ambition: Learn to parachute so I can accompany Sue Carter around the world. SYIII. BUIGESS-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Honor Society. Favorite song, The Old Lamplighter. Ambition: l'd Like To. CLARICE BURNS-Immaculate High School-Girls' Club Committees, Kuay Weekly, OHice Force. Favorite song, Guilty, Ambition: To have P. T. A.'s of my own. COLLEEN CALEY-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Glee Club. Favorite song, April Showers. Ambition: To own a Cadillac and live at the Waldorf-Astoria. DICK CAMERON-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Tennis, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, German Club, Bank Clerk, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Ski Club. Favorite song, The Rickety Rickshaw Man. Ambition: To be a prominent physician with a new sixteen-cylinder Cadillac convertible. IARIAIA CAMMANN-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Senior Pin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song. Moonlight in Vermont. Ambition: To be co-pilot on the Dream Ship to Honolulu so I can learn the hula on the beach at Waikiki. l i I. CAMMANN J. CAMPION S. CAITII W. CASE, I. CICCAIIILLI A. CIIAIOT R. CLARK' C. CLAWSON J. COOK be as all-around lug-time as Sherwood and Walker. 26 DON AND JOAN NADINE COOK-Auburn Academy, Auburn-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, Sonata. Ambition: To be there when you-know-who opens that door. BETTYLOU COOMBS-F. H. Coe-Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Operetta. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To find out who the right guy is. JIM COOPER-Boys' Club. CATHERINE COYLE-Broadway-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff. Favorite song, Guilty. Ambition: Haven't one. NEVA RAE CRANE-Harding High School-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Office Force. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To walk down escalators going up. MARION CROSS-Broadway-Brd. Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Bank Clerk, Girls' Q Club President, Girls' Sports, Brd. Riding Club, Brd. Ticket Force. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To become a reporter like Brenda Starr. CHARLES CUSTER-Cleveland Jr. High School-Livewire, French Club,Kuay Weekly,Debate Team. Favorite song, Sous le Dome Epais. Ambition: To always be successful in my undertakings. JANET CUTTING-Girls' Club. MAXINE DAIIL-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To teach Irene how to ski and not lodge it. MARY ANN DAIILBERG-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, French Club, Kuay Clerk, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Black Magic. Ambition: To win a scholarship to Sedro Woolley so I can be with my favorite fiends. IRENE DALTON-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Kapers, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To learn how to ski as well as Maxine thinks she can. DON E. DAMAN-Magnolia-Livewire, Intramural sports. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Ambition: To be a gentleman and a scholar. BEVERLEY DAVIS-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Latin Club, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To promote peace and good will among all the nations of the world. FELIX M. DAVIS-Southside High School, Rockville Center, N. Y.-Student Council, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi-Y. Favorite song, The Toreador Song from Carmen. Ambition: To iustify my existence. GLENITA DEAMER-Lawton-Girls' Club Committes, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Livewire, Girls' Athletics. Favorite song, Anniversary Song. Ambition: To graduate. MARY DEAN-Girls' Club. FRED DEGLER-Boys' Club. N. COOK B. COOMBS J. COOPER C. COYLE N. CRANE M. CROSS C. CUSTER J. CUTTING M. DAHL M. DAHLBERG I. DALTON D. DAMAN B. DAVIS F. DAVIS G. DEAMER M. DEAN F. DEGLER 27 C. DIL MISSIIR J. DENNIS M. DINNIS R. DINTON J. DITWYLIR A. DIAMOND D. DONALDSON I. DOLAN J. DONIGIAN D. DORAN J. DRIW J. DUMMOND CORRINI Dll. MISSIIR-St. Anne's-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Yell Squad, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Orchestra, Ski Club, Swim Club. Favorite song, April Showers. Ambition: I really wish I had some. JOAN DINNIS-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, For You, For Me, Forevermore. Ambition: Live on a desert island with Mickey, Lizzy and Viola. MII. DINNIS-Magnolia-Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, lt's My Lazy Day. Ambition: To make something of myself. lGood, that is.l RICHARD DINTON-Broadway-Honor Society, Ski Club, Brd. Class Officer, Debate Club, Brd. Annual Stott, Brd. Choir, Brd. Livewire, Brd. Glee Club, Brd. Library Staff. Ambition: Engineer. lOl AND TROY JOHN DITWYLIR-Lewiston, Pa.-Honor Society, Ski Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To be a successful engineer. ANNA DIAMOND-Lawton-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk. Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Triple Trio, Girls' Club, Office Force. Favorite song, Ain't Misbehavin', Ambition: Not to misbehave. DONNA DONALDSON-Girls' Club. lOl DOLAN-German Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, Rye Whisky. Ambition: To have an ambition. JOHN DONIGIAN-North Queen Anne-Livewire, Boys' Track, Spanish Club. Favorite song, To Each His Own. Ambition: To milk Elsie the cow. DON DORAN-Broadway-Boys' Football, Brd. Boys' Basket- ball, Brd. Boys' Track, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Hi-Y Officer. Favorite song, Goodbye, Broadway. Ambition: Swiss Navy. JIANNE DREW-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kapers, Ski Club, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Embraceable You. Ambition: To see Margie in something else besides reguIation. JO DUMMOND-Broadway-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Senior Play, Choir, Bus. Staff of Senior Play, Radio Productions. Favorite song, Long Ago And Far Away. Ambi- bition: To be an actress so good that l won't seem like an actress. f s RICHARD EALY-Boys' Club. HELEN EIDSVICK-Lawton-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, You Made Me Love You. Ambition: Have o million dollars handed to me on a silver platter. KAREN EJDE-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Honor Society Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Masque and Gavel, Ski Club, Senior Play, Glee Club, Office Force. Favorite song, l'm A Big Girl Now. Ambition: l tank I go back to da ol' country. DICK ELANDER-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Tennis, Intramural sports, Latin Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Hi-Y Ofticer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Ski Club, Operetta, Choir, Jr. Hi-Y Officer. Favorite song, some as Moehring's. Ambition: Medical career. JOYCE ENSMINGER-Girls' Club. JEAN ERICKSON-John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Livewire, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Horizon Club. Favorite song, Laughing on the Outside. Ambition: To keep my New Year's resolution. PAT FAIGII -Girls' Club. ELIIABETII FINGER-John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Ski Club, Operetta, Choir. Favorite song, lf l'm Lucky. Ambition: To graduate as the rambling wreck from Georgia Tech. EARL FLEEIIART-Broadway-Boys' Club Council, Boys' Baseball, Stage Force manager, Jr. Hi-Y, Senior Play. Favorite song, Anniversary Song. Ambition: Once in a while. lSaturday night for instance.l IARIARA FORBES-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, The Stein Song from The Student Prince. Ambition: To get the limit crabbing. GEORGE FREDERICK-Boys' Club. 'ie rv:- R. EALY H. EIDSVICK K. EJDE R. ELANDER J. ENSMINGER J. ERICKSDN PETE, GIL AND JOYCE DONNA MARIE FORCIER-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Live, wire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, lce Skating Club, Ski Club- Attendance Force. Favorite song, You'lI Never Know. Ambition: To find out who taught Charlotte to ski like she does. MARJORIE FORREST-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ottice Force, Swim Club. Favorite song, Rhapsody in Blue. ZOE FRANK-Girls' Club. VIRGINIA FRASER-Magnolia-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Frosh Aux. Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club. Favorite song, There's No One But You. Ambition: To graduate as high-point man from Oxford. nv' 30 - tv-x P. FAIGII E. FINGER E. FLEEIIART B. FORBES D. FORCIER M. FORREST Z. FRANK V. FRASER G. FREDERICK D. FRIDERICKS I. FREEGANG I. FRIISON E. FRYAR J. FUHRIMAN J. FURIER A. GALIRAITH G. GARDINER IEVIRLEY FRIESON-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, ,Bank Clerk, Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Triple Trio, Office Force. Favorite song, Desert Song. Ambition: To go to college in sunny California. wire, song, JOAN Girls' orite song, JIM FURIER-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball' Boys' Tennis, Grizzly Hi-Y. ILINOR FRYAR-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Live- Latin Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Glee Club. Favorite Stardust. Ambition: Nurse. FUHRIMAN-Forest Grade School, Salt Lake City, Utah - Club Committees, French Club, Ski Club, Office Force. Fav- Blue Skies. Ambition: To always have friends. JOHN GARDNER-Havre High School-Livewire, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Sports Manager, Intramural sports, Kapers, Orchestra. Favorite song, The Lord's Prayer. Ambition: To do it again. CHUCK GIESER-West Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Q Club, Tracy Strong Hi-Y. Favorite song, Temptation. Ambition: To have few regrets. HELEN M. GLEAVES-John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet. Favorite song, April Showers. Ambition: That'd be telling. DOT GOFF-Mercer lsland-Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Sr. Pin Committee. Favorite song, How Deep ls the Ocean? Ambition: To be the navigator on the Dream Ship to Honolulu, so l can learn to do the hula on the beach at Waikiki. GLORIA GRAHAM-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuoy Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Attendance Force. Favorite song, The Desert Song. Ambition: To live down my Spanish nickname. JACK GREEN -Boys' Club. GLORIA GREENFIELD-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Orchestra, Operetta. Favorite song, The Old Lamplighter. Ambition: Not to forget to remember. PAUL A. GREENWELL-Wilmington, Del.-Stage Force. Favorite song, The Hills of Home Ambition: To be a famous commercial artist, public speaker, and world citizen. DELLA GRIFFITH-Warren Avenue-Favorite song, So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed, Ambition: To be an old maid and do exactly os l please. ALICE GALBRAITH-West Queen Anne-Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, French Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, That Old Black Panther. Ambition: None. l've already gone down an up escalator. GRACE F. GARDINER-Roosevelt-W. S. Girls' Club Committee, Bank Clerk, Lincoln Spanish Club. Favorite song, Shubert's Serenade. Ambition: Surgical nurse and go back home to our hospital in Bristol Bay, Alaska. DORIS FREDERICKS-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Glee Club. Favorite song, The Anniversary Song. Ambition: To have my own florist. IEVERLEY FREEGANG-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Ski Club, Horizon Club. Favorite song, I Love You for Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To keep my New Year's resolution. Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Favorite song, This ls Number One. Ambition- None. J. GARDNER C. GIESER H. GLEAVES D. GOFF G. GRAHAM J. GREEN G. GREENFIELD P. GREENWELI. D. GRIFFITH 30 JOANNE GRISSOM-Broadway-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club, French Club, Brd. Frosh Aux. Officer, Bank Clerk, Brd. Annual Staff, Favorite song, Star Eyes. Ambition: To get through college. DON GROVER-Boys' Club. MARGARET GUICE-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Orchestra, Ski Club, Senior Play, Glee Club, Band, Favorite song, Our Little Rainbow. Ambition: To learn how to drive before I go to college. DWIGHT GUSTAFSON-Boys' Club. lOl HALL-North Queen Anne-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Q Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Grizzly Hi-Y, Jr. Y. Favorite song, Oh What It Seemed To Be. Ambition: To be a painter so I can paint front on the proper end of Stude- bakers so people won't be so confused. CHARLIE HALL-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Track, Intramural Sports, Boys' Q Club, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Grizzly, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, Paddlin, with Madeline. Ambition: To have a son as sweet and innocent as my mother did. SHIRLEY HALL-John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Stardust, Ambition: To find an older man short enough. FLORENCE HANNA-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club, Business Staff of Senior Play, Business Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, lf You Were The Only Girl. Ambition: Some as Billie's. GEORGE HANSEN-Roosevelt High School-Boys' Track, Glee Club. Favorite song, l've Got a Fickle Eye. Ambition: To spend a week-end in Utopia with -3 HAROLD HARMON-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Queen Anne Hi Y. Favorite song, Winter's Wonder Land. Ambition: To live the life l'd love to live. DORTHY HAINES-Broadway-Girls' Club Officer, Brd. Girls' Club Cabinet, Brd. Class Officer, Brd. Frosh Aux. Officer, Brd. Annual Staff, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Brd. Yell Squad. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To see Pattsie eat chicken at the W. A. C. again. NANCY HARRISON-Holy Names, Spokane-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Masque and Gavel, Glee Club, Business Staff of Senior Play. Favorite song, Hymn to the Sun. Ambition: To catch lrene's bridal bouquet. JUNE HARVILLE-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Kapers, Ski Club, Favorite song, Anniversary WaItz. Ambition: To be able to ski, ERIC HAWKINS-West Queen Anne-Livewire, German Club. Favorite sang, Clair de Lune. Ambition: To put on my Seven League Boots and travel all over the world. JOANNE HECHT-Broadway-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Brd. Frosh Aux. Cabinet, Bank Clerk, Honor Society. Favorite song, Long Ago and Far Away. Ambition: To find out why Richard won't open the door. GEORGE HEISER-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, lce Skating Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, Dark Town Poker Club. Ambition: Four years will tell. ARLY5 HENDRICKSON-Magnolia--Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Ski Club, Office Force. Favorite song, Rhapsody in Blue. Ambition: To own a newsstand at First and Yesler with Joanne and sell Kuays. GEORGE, JOHNNY AND JIM im G. HANSEN H. HARMON D. HAINES N. HARRISON J. HARVILLE E. HAWKINS J. HECHT G. HEISER A. HENDRICKSON 3l J. GRISSOM D. GROVER M. GUICE D. GUSTAFSON R. HALL C. HALL S. HALL F. HANNA l l l D. HINNISSEY N. HEUGHAN J. HILLS W. HOPKINS B. HORD G. HOUCK DON HENNISSEY-Boys' Club. NAN HEUGHAN-Vancouver High School, Vancouver-Girls' Club Committee, Honor Society, Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club ifriple Triol. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: Pharmacist. JEANNE HILLS--Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Latin Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Ski Club, Bus. Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, All the Things You Are. Ambition: To be All- American right tackle at Notre Dame. FRIEDA HOFFMAN-Warren Avenue-Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, l Wish I Knew. Ambition: To really celebrate on the New Year's Eve of the year 2000. CHARLOTTE HOLMES-Girls' Club. CATHERINE, BARBARA, BETTY MAY AND RUTH F. HOFFMAN C. HOLMES D. HOLMES J. HUGHES H. HUNT S. HUNTER DOLORES HOLMES-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committee. French Club. Favorite song, Promise. Ambition: Same as Babs'. BILL HOPKINS-Boys' Club. BARBARA HORD-Broadway-Girls' Club Committee, Kapers, Glee Club, Office Force, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Sports, Swim- ming Club. GLORIA HOUCK-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers. Favorite song, Summit Ridge Drive. Ambition: To be the radioman on the Dream Ship to Honolulu so I can learn to do the hula on the beach at Waikiki. JOAN HUGHES-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Ofiice Force. Favorite song, Deep Purple. Ambition: To ski at Sun Valley with Bill and own a 1948 Cadillac Convertible. HARRY HUNT-West Queen Anne-Q. An Hi-Y, Class officer, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Senior Prom Committee, Honor Society, Livewire. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To. help Lofquist coach the Wolf Hollow S. Squad. SHIRLEY HUNTER-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club. Favorite song, Night Mare. Ambition: Raise brown eyed blonds. DILL HURST-Boys' Track, Latin Club, Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, Buttermilk Skies. Ambition: To live long enough to see a new principal in Queen Anne. RALPH HUSTON-Boys' Club. KEITH JACKSON-Boys' Club. JOYCE JENSEN-Girls' Club. PAT JENSEN-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Bdy. Spanish Club, Bdy. Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Kuay Weekly, Editor of Bdy. Annual, Bdy. Livewire, Bdy. Honor Society Cabinet. Favorite song, .leaIousy. Ambition: To be a literary critic or a layout artist for an advertising firm. HELEN JOHNSTON-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Annual Stott, Ski Club. Favorite song, For Senti- mental Reasons. Ambition: To always remember Q. A. IEVERLEY LYNNE JONES-Broadway-'-Girls' Club Committees. Favorite song, Heartache. Ambition: To find out who John's first wife was. PATTY JONES-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, For Senti- mental Reasons. Ambition: That Anna Mae, Ken and I will always be friends. WAYNE JONES-Boys' Club. JOAN JORGENSEN-Washington-Lee High-Girls' Club Commit- tees, Honor Society. Favorite song, Warsaw Concerto. Ambition: Hermit. MIMI .IUDD-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Moonlight Seren- ode. Ambition: To be on time some time. LAIRD KAHLER-.lohn Hay-Honor Society. Favorite song, Sonata for Organ in C Minor lReubkel. Ambition: Concert Organist. W. HURST l. HUSTON K. JACKSON J. JENSEN P. JENSEN H. JOHNSTON -na Q: -eww -. ' is I by 2 if . C' X w g 1 . sri ,rf pw ' L U MARY LOU, DEIIY AND DOROTHY ' Q N fr '11 E WILLIAM M. KELLIERG--Kuay Clerk, Spanish Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, BoIero. Ambition: Architect. DALE KELLER-F. H. Coe-Kapers, Orchestra, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Choir, Intramural sports. Favorite song, ln the Mood. Ambition: To learn how to be a real musician. PATTSIE KELLY-Stadium, Tacoma-Class Otticer, Girls' Club Cab- inet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Yell Squad, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Girls' Club Office Force. Favorite song, Symphony. Ambition: To eat more chicken at the W. A. C. B. JONES P. JONES W. JONES J. JORGENSEN M. JUDD L. KAHLEI W. KELLIERG D. KELLER P. KELLY 33 D. KIIIIL C. Klll I. KING P. KING I. KINGSIUIY J. KIIBIIGER J. KIRKMAN J. KIIKWOOD IITTY KOGANI-Boise, Idaho-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambition: To become 5 ft. 4 in. WILLIS KONICK-John Hay-Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kopers, Kuay Weekly, Operetta. Favorite song, Full Moon and Empty Arms. Ambition: To remedy the above situation. GLISTAV KOSTAKOS-Magnolia-Student Council, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Club Council, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Football, Intro- , mural sports, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Hi-Y Otticer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Ski I Team. Favorite song, There's A Small HoteI. Ambition: To ski like .lack Nagel. JIAN KUIST-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Y-Teen Otficer. Favorite song, Anniversary Song. Ambition: To visit South America. DON KION-Mason Jr. High-Kapers, Orchestra, Band. Favorite pong, Open the Door, Richard. Ambition: Optometrist. ID KYLLINAN-Boys' Club. JACKII LA GRAND!-Girls' Club. DON KERIEL-Boys' Club. CHARLIE KIER-Bremerton-Boys' Sports Manager, Intramural sports, Blank Clerk. Favorite song, Gal in Calico. Ambition: Meet a pretty brunette and get hitched. IIUCE KING-F. H. Coe-Intramural sports, Spanish Club, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Ski Club. Favorite song, Ole Buttermilk Sky. Ambition: Sit on the back of Tom's skiis when he iumps 500 feet from the Class C Jump. PATRICIA KING-F. H. Coe--Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Glee Club, Counsellor's Office Worker. Favorite song, September Song. Ambition: To be able to take pictures like Mr. Taylor. IIUCI KINGSIUIIY-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Track, Intramural sports, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club, Swim Club. Favorite song, Guadala- iara. Ambition: To be a big-shot. JOAN KIKDEIGII-Magnolia-Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Commit- tees, Latin Club, Spanish Club Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Ice Skating Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Bus. Stat? of Kapers, Kapers Director, Horizon Club, Exchange Assembly, Dance Director for Operetta. Favorite song, Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme by Pagannini. Ambition: To do twelve pirouettes on the left side. JOANNI KIIKMAN-St. Anne's-Class Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Sr. Pin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Favorite song, I Want a Pardon for Daddy. Ambition: To be the other wheel on the ship to Honolulu so I can learn to dance the hula on the beach at Waikiki. JIM KIRKWOOD-Boys' Club. DAL! KNOWLIS-North Queen Anne-Boys' Golf, German Club, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, For God So Loved the World. Ambition: Ready to do as His will commands. LOWELL KNUTSON-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Board of Control, Boys' Club Council, Boys' Q Club, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Hi-Y Otticer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Favorite song, l'lI See You in My Dreams. Ambition: Same as Debby's. D. KNOWLIS L. KNUTSON I. KOGANI W. KONICK G. KOSTAKOS J. KUIS1' D. KRON I. KYLLINAN J. LAGRANDI 34 MERNA LANCASTER-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Kapers, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: To live until the year 2000 A.D. BOB LANGLOIS-Magnolia-Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Glee Club. Favorite song, Coffee for Three. Ambition: To reach the pinnacle of something or other. DONN LARSON-Broadway-Boys' Club Council, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Operetta, Choir, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, Open the Door, Richard. Ambition: Swiss Navy lCommander of S.S. Elginl. JOAN CONSTANCE LEE-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Ambition: To graduate as a locksmith from Yale. MYRNA LEE-Girls' Club. NORMA LENZ-Central High School, Omaha-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club Honor Society, Tao Club. Favorite song, My ldeal. Ambition: To always find what I am looking for. ROIBIN LIGHTLE-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committee, Horizon Club. Favorite song, The Red Red Robin. Ambition: To see a moth bawl. JIM LINDOR-Magnolia-Boys' Football, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Ski Club. Favorite sang, O. W. I. S. T. B. DIANNE LIVIE-Broadway-Brdy. Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Girls' Q Club. Brdy. Band. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To understand people. EVA LOCKE-Cleveland Jr. High School-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Favorite song, Stardust Ambition: To be a woman. DON LOFQUIS1'-Magnolia-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Club, Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, Dancing in the Dark. Ambition: To help Harry coach the S squad at Zilch Hollow. ARDITH LUKE-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Dancing in the Dark. Ambition: To go to college. DICK LUND-Boys' Club. FRED LUND-John Hoy- Livewire, Honor Society, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, ln the Hall of the Mountain King. Ambition: To reach the top in something. ANNABEL. KAREN AND NANCY ROBERT MACE-Samuel Gompers High School, New York-Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Ambition: Go back to New York. KEN MACKIE-Lead High School-Intramural sports, Ski Club. Favorite song, The Girl That I Marry. Ambition: Drive like Bill Pearson and Perry Miller. ROBERT MALIN-Broadway-Ski Club. Favorite song, Somewhere in the Night. Ambi- tion: Laugh. JERRY MARTIN-North Queen Anne-Queen Anne Hi-Y, Sr. Play, Q-Hawks, Jr. Hi-Y, Livewire, Honor Society, Kapers, Sr. Gift Committee, Kuay Clerk, Bank Clerk, Latin Club, Masque and Gavel Officer, Commencement Speaker, Sr. Luncheon Committee. Favorite song, 'Til the End of Time. Ambition: Learn to type 45 words per minute. l S D. LIVIE E. LOCKE D. LOFQUIS1' A. LUKE R. LUND F. LUND R. MACE K. MACKIE R. MALIN 35 M. LANCASTER R. LANGLOIS D. LARSON J. LEE M. LEE N. LENI R. LIGIITLE J. LINDOR J . 1 A 4 S. MANNING S. MAIANDEI II. MARSHALL I. MATSON C. MAYER R. MGCARTIIY SALLY MANNING-St. Anne's-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, French Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ski Club. Favorite song, Dancing in the Dark. Ambition: I wish l knew. SHIRLEY MAIANDER-Klamath Falls, Oregon-Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club, Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Favorite song, lt Might as Well Be Spring. Ambition: To stay single and have a wonderful time. IIILEN MAISIIALL-Billings, Montana-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Orchestra, Camera Club. Favorite song, The Gypsy. Ambition: Only Georgie knows. GREG MARTIN-Magnolia-Class Officer, Livewire, Boys' Bas- ketball, Boys' Tennis, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Kuay Clerk, Grizzly Hi-Y. Ice Skating, Ski Ciub. Favorite song, This ls No. One. Ambition: See where the seagulls drop their last load. .-svvfi ---ite Q1 -musing- -1 1 ff' 1. I BARBARA, JOY AND LITTLE KllKMAN G. MARTIN P. MARTIN P. MAIOTT MGCLINTOCK C. McCABl J. MGCOLE PHIL MARTIN-Mt. Si High School-Favorite song, To Each His Own.' Ambition: To get rich quickly wi.h the least amount of work. PEGGY MAROTT-Garfield High School-Girls' Club Commit- tee, Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kapers. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To get a sun tan that doesn't wash oft. IRVIN MATSON-Phillips Jr, High School-Livewire, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Annual Staff, lce Skating Club, Bus. Stat? of Sr. Play, Bus. Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, Missouri Waltz. Ambition: To be a successful business man. CIIEIRILL MAYER-Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, Kuay Clerk, Glee Club. Favorite song, You Made Me Love You. Ambition: To dig beside Karrol. RIIEA CLAIRE MICAITIIY-John Hay-Student Council Olticer, Student Council, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Assembly Chairman, Honor Society, Masque and Gavel, Sr. Play. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambi- tion: To meet .Iohn's other wife. BONNIE McCLINTOCK-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cab- inet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Ski Club, Editor '47 Grizzly. Favorite song, Temptation, Ambi- tion: To graduate as o pianist from West Point. CLYDE MGCABE-Boys' Club. .IOBY MGCOLE-Girls' Club Committee. Favorite song, l Don't Know Why. Ambition: To run in competition with John Freder- icks and Lily Dache in the field of top hats. ALLEN MILLER-Magnolia-Boys' Track, Boys' Tennis, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y, Bus. Staff of Sr. Play. Ambition: What's that? CAROL MILLER-Magnolia-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Annual Staff, Quill and Scroll, Ski Club, Senior Pin Committee. Favorite song, l'll Always Be in Love with You. Ambition: To graduate as an engineer from M. I. T. and to always be a CUB. CAROLYN MILLER-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Stage Force, Glee Club. Favorite song, You'Il Always Be the One I Love. Ambition: To be able to tell iokes like Mr. Charland. IIELEN MILNE-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Annual Staff, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Swim Club. Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Ambition: Open the door for Richard. HOLLY MILNER-Brewster High-Orchestra, Brewster Boys' Club Offi- cer. Favorite song, Warsaw Concerto. Ambition: To be a comedian. BETTY MOFFETT-Hollywood High, Hollywood-Spanish Club. Favorite song, The Old Lamplighter. Ambition: To be a doctor. MEL MOEIIRING-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Intramural sports, Spanish Club, Jr. Hi-Y Officer, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Operetta, Choir. Favorite song, Same as EIander's. Ambition: Yes. LEE MONTIETII-Boys' Club. GORDON MOODY-Boys' Baseball, Intramural sports, German Club, Stage Force, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, Temptation. Ambition: To retire at 20. IRENE MQCONKEY-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, AIways. Ambition: To always be a friend of Barby Hodges and Sims and also to leam to cook so Larry won't have to. TROY MeCRACKEN-Warren Avenue-Class Officer, Livewire, Board of Control, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Club, Sr. Pin Committee, Jr. Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y Officer. Favorite song, Day by Day. Ambition: Only Patton knows! I. McCONKEY T. MGCRACKEN D. MGKINLEY J. MORTLAND K. METCALF D. METIIENY '.si'nii 4 4aQ ...- .AK BONNIE, BETTY AND VIRGINIA DAVE MGKINLEY-F. H. Coe-Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Spanish Club, Kuay Clerk, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y. Favorite song , Rhapsody in Blue. Ambition: Architect. JANET MORTLAND-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Ice Skating Club, Glee Club, Office Force. Favorite song, Surrender. Ambi- tion: To get Richard to open the door. KAY METCALF-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Football, German Club, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, You Must Have Been A Beautiful Baby. Ambition: To oliiciate all of the Zilch Hollow games and get paid for talking back to coaches. DAVID METIIENY-Boys' Club A. MILLER C. MILLER Carolyn MILLER II. MILNE II. MILNER B. MOFFITT M. MOEIIRING L. MONTIEIII G. MOODY BETTY MOORE-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire Latin Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Com- mittee. Favorite song, There's No One but You. Ambition: To be a million-dollar baby DICK MORGAN-Magnolia-Boys' Track, Boys' Tennis, Spanish Club, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Club, Ski Team, Favorite song, Diane. Ambition: The some as Gus'. DOT MORGAN-John Muir-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club Kapers, Kapers Act Director, Glee Club, Sr. Pin Committee. Favorite song, Old Acquaint- ance. Ambition: To be one of the wheels on the Dream Ship to Honolulu, so l can learn to do the hula on the beach at Waikiki. MARJORII MORRILL-Girls' Club. BARBARA MORRIS-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Daybreak. Ambition: To sail around the world. TOM MOSS-Boys' Club. JIANETTI MOYLI-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Attendance Force. Favorite song, I Love You for Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: Same as Dee's. DOLORIS MUDGITT-St. Anne's-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Kapers, Orchestra, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Camera Club. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: Same as Babs. LARRY MURPIIIY-.lohn Hay-Boys' Baseball, Tracy Strong Hi-Y. Favorite song, String of Pearls. Ambition: Pants presser in a nudist colony. JOAN DORIIN NELSON-Normandy Jr. High, St. Louis, Mo.-- Girls' Club Cabinet, Livewire, Spanish Club, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Ski Club, Operetta, Sr. Play, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, The Old Lamplighterf' Ambition: To think one up. I. MOORE R. MORGAN DOT MORGAN M. MORRILL B. MORRIS T. MOSS J. MOYLI D. MUDGITT RONALD NELSON-Boys' Club. MARK NISTLE-Boys' Club. CHARLOTTE NIWTON-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Latin Club, Ski Club, Ice Skating Club, Bank Clerk. Favorite song, lf I Didn't Care. Ambition: To find out the real story behind Donna's broken tooth. IRNIST NIIMONIN-Boys' Club. JUDY NOBLE-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Latin Club, Span- ish Club, Honor Society, Ski Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Ambition: To find one. IITTY ANN NORDSTROM-Girls' Club. MACK NORTON-Warren Avenue-Spanish Club, Orchestra, Glee Club, Band. Favorite song, Rhapsody in Blue. Ambition: To always be able to beat Chick Tabit in hand-to-hand combat. L. MURPIIIY J. NILSON R. NILSON M. NISTLI C. NEWTON I. NIIMONIN J. NOBLE B. NORDSTROM M. NORTON 38 I EVELYNNE OLSEN-Edmond Meany Jr. High School-Girls' Club Committee, Bank Clerk, Favorite song, Vilia. Ambition: To skate in the lce Follies in Capades. HELEN OLSEN-West Queen Anne-Livewire, Bank Clerk, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Favorite song, At Last. Ambition: To take the other members of the B. D. S. A. and meet the gang in Utopia. ROBERT ORR-Boys' Club. GAYLE OPPERMAN-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, French Club. Honor Society Officer, Honor Society, Kapers, Ski Club, Office Force. Favorite song, Strange Music. Ambition: To go to China. SHIRLEY ORR-Miami Sr. High School-Girls' Club Committee. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: To marry an lrish cop with a brogue. RED ORTH-Garfield High School, Olympia-Boys' Basketball, lntramural sports, Latin Club, Honor Society, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Irish Police Force. Favorite song, l've Got You Under My Skin. Ambition: To help Bruce coach the Zilch Hollow Brownies to the Tournament. JANET OSBORN-Lincoln High School, Tacoma-Girls' Club Committee. Favorite Make Believe. Ambition: Go to University of Washington. ALICE OSTREM-James Monroe Jr. High School-Girls' Club Cabinet. Girls' Club mittee, Livewire, Latin Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Ski Glee Club. Favorite song, Because. Ambition: To hear Nancy tell o good ioke. IRENE PAULSENE-Warren Avenue-Livewire, Glee Club, Office Force. Favorite Fifth Nocturne. Ambition: Successful future. BOB PATTON-John Hay-Student Council Officer, Student Council, Livewire, Boys' Council, Boys' Track, lntramural sports, Yell Team, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Sr. Gift Committee, Jr. Hi-Y, Inter-High School Council. lrish Police Force. Favorite Twilight Time. Ambition: Find the little man on Mt. Everest with McCracken. BILL PEARSON-LawtoniBoys' Club Council, lntramural sports, Spanish Club, Clerk, Stage Force, Ski Club, P. T. A. Dance Committee. Favorite song, I Know Threw the Whiskey in the Well. PEARL PEDERSON-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish State song, Com- Club, song, Club Club, song, Bank Who Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, John Jacon Jinkle- heimer Smith. Ambition: To be able to write shorthand so fast that l can take down what the Lucky Strike tobacco auctioneer says. LAEL PETERS-Girls' Club. . PHYLIS PETERSON-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Masque and Gavel, Ski Club, Bus. Staff of Sr. Play, Bus. Staff of Kapers. Favorite song, All the Things You Are. Ambition: To be All-American left tackle at Notre Dame. PHYLIS PETERSON-Broadway-Girls' Club Committee, Glee Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Operetta Choir, Triple Trio, Latin Club. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambition: Be a champion skier. JIM PHILLIPS-Marena Jr. High School-Boys' Football, Boys Track, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Weekly, Grizzly Hi-Y. Favorite song, Stardust. Ambition: To become a research veteran. RAE PHILLIPS-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Glee Club. Favorite song, Lamplighter. Ambition: To get a new football suit with inlaid shoulders. BARBARA, MARY JANE AND CAROL E. OLSEN H. ol.s:N M. . I. rAul.s:N: n. PATTON w. Pinson s.og::N G fpgzlaun P. nsnnsou L. ruins P. rzrnsou J- Mmm Afosnm P. PETERSON J. PHILLIPS R. PHILLIPS 39 if A. PIERCE, JR. S. PITMAN N. PORT A. POWELL M. POWER II. QUINBY Y. RAFFERTY C. RAMBERG I. RAPORT G. RASMUSSEN B. RESNER L. REYNOLDS ALBERT PIERCE, JR.-Livewire, Boys' Tennis, Latin Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Clair de Lune. STANLEY PITMAN-Boys' Club. NORMA PORT-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kopers, Ski Club. Favorite song, I Can't Get Started with You. Ambition: To be the keeper of the broom closet. ANABEL POWELL-Broadway-Co-Editor of Kuay Weekly, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Brd. Choir, Brd. Ski Club. Favorite song, All the Things You Are. Ambition: To be a floor-walker in a phone booth. MARY ANN POWER-Girls' Club. IS IT A BIRD-IS IT A PLANE? i HAROLD E. QUINBY-Gearner Jr. High-Livewire, Glee Club, Band. Favorite song, Lily Marlene. Ambition: To own my business and to live happier than anyone. YVONNE RAFFERTY-Rogers High, Spokane-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Stage Force, Girls' Q Club Officer, Girls' Athletics. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: Don't know yet. CARL RAMBERG-Boys' Club. BETTY MAY RAPORT-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, French Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Kapers Senior Director, Kuay Weekly, Editor of Kuay, Annual Staff, Masque and Gavel, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Operetta, Senior Play, Choir, Publicity Staff of Sr. Play, Publicity Stat? of Kapers, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Gift Committee, Freshmen Girls' sports. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: To always make everyone happy. GAIL RASMUSSEN-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Spanish Club Officer, French Club, Honor Society, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Choir, Glee Club, Operetta. Favorite song, The Desert Song. Ambition: Never to get tired. BARBARA RESNER-Broadway-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Ski Club. Favorite song, Stardust, Ambition: To ski in Sun Valley. LES REYNOLDS-Boys' Club. BARBARA RICKEY-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, lce Skating Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, To Each His Own. Ambition: To see Sorenson graduate. PAT RIDEAN-John Hay-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Sports Manager, Intramural sports, Boys' Q Club, Yell Team, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Masque and Gavel, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Senior Play, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Q. A. Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, At the End of a Perfect Day. Ambition: To always be one-third of the Big 3 and to be successful at college and in business. BARBARA JANE RHODES-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Committees, Girls' Club Cabinet, Live- wire, Latin Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Annual Staff, Ski Club, Sr. Pin Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee, Student Council Officer. Favorite song, Don't Be a Baby, Baby. Ambition: To graduate as a lawyer from Harvard and to always be a CUB. DON RIDGE-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Golf, lntra- mural sports, Spanish Club, Kuay Clerk, Kuay Weekly, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Annual Staff. Favorite song, Marches by Sousa. Ambition: To ski in Norway. LARRY ROGAVICH-Boys' Club. MYRNA ROSE-Girls' Club. JEAN ROWLEY-North Queen Anne-Girls' Club Cabinet, Livewire, Spanish Club, French Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Triple Trio, Honor Society, Kapers. Favorite song, The Man l Love. JOHN RYASON-John Hay-Boys' Baseball. Favorite song, Sun- rise Serenade. Ambition: To play shortstop for the New York Yankees. KEN RYCKMAN-North Queen Anne-Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Stardust Ambition: To always stay out of the cave. HAROLD SANKEY-Boys' Club. JOHN SCHAEFFER-Little Rock Sr. High, Little Rock, Ark.-Boys' Baseball, Intramural sports, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff. Favorite song, d Tonight We Love. Ambition: Same as Dale's. B. RICKEY P. RIDIAN B. RHODES D. RIDGE I.. ROGAVICH M. ROSE .2 1 T OM A N D H ARRY DARREI. DONALD SCHULTZ-West Queen Anne-Livewire, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Ski Club. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambi- tion: That Pete McCarthy soon forgets how to play solitaire. MARGIE SCHUTTE-Broadway-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Girls' Club Oltice Worker at Brd., Brd. Art Committees. Favorite song, To Each His Own. Ambition: To go to Texas. BARBARA SCHWARTZ-Magnolia-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Counsellor worker. Favorite song, But That's the Way lt ls. Ambition: To graduate as a doctor from Johns Hopkins and to always be a CUB. LORETTA SEIBERT-Girls' Club. J. ROWLEY J. RYASON K. RYCKMAN H. SANKEY J. SCHAEFFER D. SCHULTZ M. SCHUTTE B. SCHWARTZ I.. SEIBERT .-25-3. f Ti ..: , S ' ' swf: A- W . C. SETTEISTEN M. SHEETS A. SHERMAN J. SHEIWOOD H. SHINN M. SHREWSBURY P. SIFOID Il. SIMON LAURA JEAN SLOAN-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Live- wire, Latin Club, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Annual Staff, Ski Club, Bus. CHARLENE SETTEIISTEN-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Glee Club, Y-Teens. Favorite song, l Love You for Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To have and to hold. MICHAEL SHEETS-Garfield Boys' Tennis, Intramural sports, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Ski Club. Favorite song, Hmm. Ambition: To be as great a iour- nalist as Bill Knight. AUDREY SHERMAN-Broadway-French Club, Ski Club, Kuay Weekly, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Brd. Riding Club. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Ambition: To have a Kuay without any mistakes. JOHN SHEIWOOD-Boys' Club, Favorite song, Waltz Me Around Again, Mother, I Can't Do It Alone. Ambition: None, l'd rather sleep all year. HERB SHINN-Lewis and Clark High, Spokane--Boys' Baseball, Boys' Football, Boys' Gold, Boys' Q Club, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, .lr. Hi-Y, Ski Team. Favorite song, Beer Barrel Polka. Ambition: To have a lost weekend in Sun Valley. MARY JANE SHREWSIURY-Magnolia--Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Livewire, Latin Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers Act Director, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Orchestra, Sr. Gift Committee. Favorite song, The Song ls You. Ambition: To be a sub-cub reporter at the Times. PATRICIA ANNE SIFOID-Chicago, Ill.-Girls' Club Committees, Kapers, Annual Staff, Triple Trio, School Radio Programs. Favorite song, Smoke Gets in Your Eyes. Ambition Artist. IUTH SIMON-Broadway-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, German Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Kuay Weekly, Co-Editor of Kuay, German Club Officer, Brd. Athletics. Favorite song, Donkey Serenade. Ambition: To create a past for my future. TOM SIMPSON-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Intramural sports, Ski Club. Favorite song, Let lt Snow. Ambition: To be able to iump 500 feet on the Class C or see the bird who could. HELEN SIMS-F. H. Coe-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Masque and Gavel, Ice Skating Club, Ski Club, Senior Play, Bus. Staff of Sr. Stott of Sr. Play, Camera Club. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To be successful in radio acting lif television doesn't get popularl and to help Irene lwifeyl keep Larry lhubbyl happy. BILLIE SIVEIITSEN-Bellingham-Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: Same as Florence. StaH of Kapers. Favorite song, They Didn't Believe Me. Ambi- , tiom To become an accomplished skier so that I will be able to wear out my skiis instead of my ski pants. IAIIAIA SMITH-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Office Force, T. A. O., Horizon Club, Counsellor Worker. Favorite song, The , Man l Love. Ambition: To go to Whitman and see Lee and Al I and all the teakettles. DON SMITH-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Boys' Track, Spanish Club, Ski 1 Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. MAC SMITH-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Livewire, Boys' Track, Latin Club, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Ski Club, Jr. Hi-Y, lrishmen's Police Force. Favorite song, lt's the Beginning of the End. Ambition: To star for the Zilch Hollow Brownies in the State D Tournament. STIPHAN SMITH -.lohn Hay-Livewire, Spanish Club. Favorite song, l I Love an Old-Fashioned Song. Ambition: To make a living. JAMES SOIOTA-Staples Public School-Livewire. Favorite song, Tea for Two. Ambition: To be an artist. T. SIMPSON H. SIMS B. SIVIITSEN L. SLOAN I. SMITH D. SMITH M. SMITH S. SMITH J. SOBOTA 42 GII. SOLIBAKKE-St. Anne's-Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Quill and Scroll, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Editor of Kuay, Sr. Pin Committee, Counsellor Worker. Favorite song, Cry You out of My Heart. Ambition: To change my last name to Rockefeller. IEVERLY STEDMAN-Girls' Club. JANET STEINKE-Broadway-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, German Club, Brd. Frosh Aux. Officer, Honor Society, Brd. Choir, Brd. Art Committee, Brd. Athletics. Favorite song, Twilight Time. Ambition: To be a fashion illustrator for Vogue. DEBORAH STONE-West Queen Anne-Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Frosh Aux. Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Sr. Prom Committee, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Girls' Club Office Force. Favorite song, l'll See You in My Dreams. Ambition: Same as LoweIl's. LILLIAN SUNDBERG-Girls' Club. DOUG SUNDE-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Livewire, Spanish Club, Kapers, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Ski Club, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Jr. Hi-Y, Hi-Y Officer. Favorite song, Anniversary Song. Ambition: Commander, Swiss Army Tank Corps. GRETCIIEN SURRY-John Hay-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, German Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Ice Skating Club, Office Force, Attendance Force, T. A. O. Officer, Y-Teens. JIMMY SUIUKI-Broadway-Boys' Football, Hi-Y Olficer, Queen Anne Hi-Y. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: Secret! MAXINE SWEAZY-Broadway-Girls' Club Committee, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk. Favorite song, Stardust Ambition: Have a dress shop. PATTIE SYKES-John Hay-Class Officer, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Ski Club, Sr. Pin Committee. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To be the gunner on the Dream Ship to Hono- lulu so I con learn to do the hula on the beach at Waikiki. MARY THOMASON-Warren Avenue-Spanish Club, Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club. Favorite song, What's the Use of Wondering. Ambition: To live to see one of my greatest dreams come true. MARY JANE TIERNEY-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Frosh Aux. Officer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk Kua Clerk Kapers Annual Staff Ski Club P T A Dance Committee Favorite JIM AND BOB , y , , , , . . . . song, My Heart Stood Still. Ambition: To graduate as a chemist from Annapolis and to always be a CUB. WESLEY TOLLEFSON-Favorite song, The Old Lamplighterf' Ambition: Ministry. MARY TONKIN-Girls' Club. GENE TREXLER-Boys' Club. MARJORIE TURNER-Warren Avenue-Girls' Q Club. Favorite song, So Round, So Firm, So Fully Packed. Ambition: To be an old maid and do exactly as I please. ANITA VAN WYKE-John Hay-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force. Favorite song, Sonata. Ambition: To find time to do everything l want to do. l i 5 M. SVVEAZY P. SYKES M. TIIOMASON M. TIERNEY W. TOLLEFSON M. TONKIN G. TREXLER M. TURNER A. VAN WYKE 43 G. SOLIBAKKE B. STEDMAN J. STEINKE D. STONE I.. SUNDBERG D. SUNDE G. SURRY J. SUZUKI l l N. VIRRIIR J. WAINWRIGIIT B. WAITTI W. WIIIR .I. WIIR T. WISTPIIAL NORMA VIRRIIR-Port Townsend-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Kapers, Glee Club, Student Council Mixer Committee. Favorite song, Blue Rain. Ambition: To have the fortune in the Chinese wafers come true. .IOYCI WAINWRIGHT-R. A. Long Island High School-Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club. Favorite song, Till the End of Time. Ambition: To always be happy. IITTY WAITTI-Franklin-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Com- mittees, Stage Force, Bank Clerk, Girls' Q Club Officer, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Athletics. Favorite song, The Desert Song. Ambition: To leave each cycle of life through which I pass with at least a small amount of improvement, both in the things of the cycle and myself. GIOROI A. WALKER-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Live- wire, Boys' Track, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Golf, German Club, Quill and Scroll, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Hi-Y Officer, Grizzly Hi-Y, Ski Club, Jr. Hi-Y Otticer, lrishmen's Police Force. Favorite song, The Bowery. Ambition: To own a chain of Al's and have Cook and Sherwood for my bus boys. VIOLA AND BRUCE G. WALKER G. WALRATH L. WIIIR I R. WHALEN P. WIIITCOMI C. WHITE GIORGIANN WALRATH-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Kapers, Ski Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, Moonlight Serenade. Ambition: Only Helen knows. LORRAINE WEBER-St. Margaret-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committee, Bank Clerk, Kapers. Favorite song, Open the Door, Richard. Ambition: To be a floor walker. WISLIY WEHR-Magnolia--Livewire, Quill and Scroll, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Camera Club. JOHN WEIR-Warren Avenue-Livewire, Boys' Golf, lntramural sports, Spanish Club, Glee Club, Ice Skating Club. Favorite song, Jealousy. Ambition: To be an engineer. THOMAS WESTPHAL-North Queen Anne-Latin Club, French Club, Honor Society. Favorite song, Songs My Mother Taught Me. Ambition: To be a psychiatrist so I can psychoanalyze neurasthenics. ROBERTA WHALIN-Warren Avenue-Girls' Club Cabinet, Livewire, Attendance Ottice, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Q Club Otticer. Favorite song, Huggin' and Chalkin'. Ambition: To be a floor walker in a telephone booth. PAUL WIIITCOMB-Mukilteo Jr. High-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, Jr. Hi-Y. Favorite song, Winter WonderIand. Ambition: Backfield coach under Hunt and Lof- quist at Zilch Hollow. CORALII WHITE-Fresno, Calif.-Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Yell Squad, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, Ski Club, Senior Play. Attendance Force, Y-Teen Officer, Y-Teens. Favorite song, Begin the Beguine. Ambition: To travel until I am cold stone dead in de market. SW M we .fi sz YU: -L Il. WILKES M. WILLIAMSON Le WINTERS W. WILSON D. WIPRUD E. WOLDSETII T. WOLFE B. WOLGEMUTII P. WOLL M. WOODS MYRA WOODS B. WOOLFALL W. WREN W. WRIGHT K. WYCKOFF II. YOUNG B. ZIMBELMAN HERBERT WILKES-F. H. Coe-Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Bas- ketball, Intramural sports, Ski Club, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y. Favorite song, To Each His Own. Ambition: To help Walt push his Model A to California. MARY LOU WILLIAMSON-West Queen Anne-Class Officer, Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Spanish Club, Frosh Aux. Otficer, Honor Society, Bank Clerk, P. T. A. Dance Committee, Sr. Prom Committee. Favorite song, l'm Always Chasing Rainbows. Ambition: To graduate as a coach from Northwestern. LE WINTERS-John Hay-Livewire, Latin Club, Kapers, Hi-Y Officer, Tracy Strong Hi-Y, Kapers Director, Bus. Stat? of Kapers. Favorite song, Prelude to Ma Perkins. Ambition: Osculation engineer on a large network. WALEDA WILSON-Olympia-Girls' Club Committees, Spanish Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Otifice Force, Favorite song, Sweet Leilani. Ambition: Shirley can have a cop: l want an Irish setter and a brogue isn't necessary. DAN WIPRUD-North Queen Anne-Livewire. ELMER WOLDSETH-Lawton-Livewire, Intramural sports, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Ice Skating Club, Swim Club. Favorite song, Night and Day. Ambition: To see Richard close the door. TOM WOLFE-Boys' Club. BRUCE WOLGEMUTII -John Hay-Class Officer, Livewire, Boys' Club Officer, Boys' Club Council, Boys' Basketball, Latin Club, Ger- man Club, Honor Society, Hi-Y Officer, Queen Anne Hi-Y, lrishmen's Police Force. Favorite song, lt's All Over Now. Ambition: To help Rod coach the Zilch Hollow Brownies to the State D Tournament. PAT WOLL-Lawton-Kapers, Operetta, Choir, Glee Club, Triple Trio. Favorite song, You Belong to My Heart. Ambition: To live up to all my expectations and keep those around me happy. MARJORIE WOODS-Lewiston, Idaho-Girls' Club Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Committees, Livewire, Yell Squad, Honor Society, Kapers, Kuay Weekly, Annual Staff, Glee Club, Triple Trio Accompanist, Office Force, Girls' Club Oltice Force. Favorite song, Blue Skies. Ambition: To watch Pattsie eat chicken at the W. A. C. iust once more. MYRA WOODS-Girls' Club. BARBARA WOOLFALL-Magnolia-Girls' Club Committee, Live- wire, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, lce Skating Club, Ski Club. Favorite song, Stardust, Ambition: To get a license lcar?l. WORDEN WREN-Boys' Club. WALTER WRIGHT-South Kitsap High-Boys' Track, Ski Club, Honor Society, Kuay Clerk, Kapers, Motion Picture Operator. Favorite song, Open the Door, Richard. Ambition: To find out why Richard doesn't open the door. KARROLL WYCKOFF-St. Nicholas-Girls' Club Committees, Span- ish Club, Glee Club. Favorite song, For Sentimental Reasons. Ambition: To take a spoon and dig to China. HERMAN YOUNG-Boys' Club. BETTE ZIMBELMAN-Emmettsburg High School-Girls' Club Com- mittees, Latin Club, Band, Girls' Athletics. Favorite song, Dream. Ambition: To always have friends and fun. cmckvz 61444 Offence FIRST SEMESTER-Left to Right: Drew Miller Diane Alh lc an, o Loyola. SECOND SEMESTER: Lett to Right: Ruth White, Artie Golloton, Gene Grunt, Valerie Case, Shirley Lou Robson. ,-Q In I0 I I tlu' ,IllIIIttI' Class was avtiu' in sports alul all ulIu'r s1'IuurIat'IitiIi1s ' ' tlu ' f . I lu' 1'Xt't'tllINt' lutsititm rm' tlu' lirst st-nu'st1'r was haiulltul with ffrvat 1'IIit'it'lu'v In lluln I,a'ala. lllltl in his t'ilIlIll1'I his P I . . . assistant aiul xii-1'-pri-siali-nl was Ilrvw Nlillvr. 'I'Iu' minutvs wvrv kt-pt with grvat van' Ivy Ilimu- 'hlllslxng aiul vlass linaiuw-s ssvrt' lu-pt in ornlvr Ivy Iluug Wlilsnn. Our kllilf l'1'lll'4'Sl'lIIliIIN4' was Ile-isli Sllllllllilll. 'lllu' s triiw t'It't'IIllll Iwuti- Ill hrt Ilullofnn In tlu' tl'4'SItIt'lll'S. Iivlu' Grant was xivv- rri'si1lt'nl alul I r- rs I . I Shirle-5 Inu Ilulvsun tnuk mt-r tlu- minutvs. Iiulh Whitt- lu-Ial tlu- purse' strings atul Ialvrit- Cast' lu-valllv our rvlurrls-r. In fuotlvall tlu- Q. K. --,IllllIUI' SIl'ttIIglllt'llM ut-rv IiilIStnri1-. lieth I.ujala. 'I'om IIill'1IIIl. Iiill llillnril alul Ilivk Smith. 'I'lu- Iuvys wluv lu-lpn-tl tu put tlu' Iraslwtlrall st-ows away xwrc' Ilolv IXIIIIIHUII. I'Irni1- Ilaltlxsvll alul Imlty Smith. all of xslunn tlu vxvv' ' ' ' ' ulmgly ut-Il in Inasvlrall. too. Sunu- ul' tlu- ,Iutiiors in Ixapvrs tu-rv lhllttllllil' Gross. Cltarluttt' Small. hlarilyn IIOIIYUF. Carolyn Carson. Ilarral Vtuolsvy. Ihul Ixiuvfl' alul Ilivk Cm-kran. 'I'Iu-sv arc- unly an ll-is ul a xunule-rful ,Iuniur Class th a tak ll runnin, bvnurrs iu'xt yi-ar. XII nur pi'u-it-cts xww- t'2lI'l'It'tI nut with stu'i'1'ss thu to tlu .ahh It I ' 'tslunulml li' 1' ru 'Q if ' ' . r ' ' 'zu vrship ul' Mr. lwlil. our Class SINDIIHUF. --Sltirlrjv Lou Robson. 46 . sv . I Jim kit 1 5 09, Doug Wilson, Heidi Stutzm B b ' D. ABDO B. ALBERT 1. ALEXA B. AMSBURY J. ANDERSON L, ANDREWS L. ARMENTROUT R. ARMSTRONG B. ARNOLD E. AUSTIN W. BARROW 1. BARTCH S. BEARDSLEY J. BECKETT M. BEDFORD C. BERG C. BODE J. BOGGS E. BOWEN R. BOYLE B. BRACE B. BRAND 1. BREWER J. BROWNE J. BROWN K. BROWN J. BUTTERWORTH P. CAMPBELL P. CARDWELL A. CARLSON B. CARLSON M. CARLSON F. CARPINE C. CARSON V. CASE B. CASSIDY S. CHAMBERS O. CHAPPLE M. CHASE C. CHERBERG P, CLAGHORN W, CLARK E. CLEMI R. CLOUGH S. CLOUGH R. COCHRAN M. A. COLE M. CONROY nw -Eff pm 'QA qv:- -'Y 'Fx 3 S. HODGE V. HODGER B. HOLM L. HORN J. HOTCHKINS D. HUGHES D. HUTCHINSON B. IRONS E. ISELI R. ISLER J. JACOBSON R. JAMES M. IARED R. JENKINS J. JIMINEZ D. JOHNSON J. JOHNSON O. JOHNSON S. KADOYAMA H. KAHLER T. KAHLER R. KEEBLE L. KEELEY K. KEENER H. KENNELLY J. KENNELLY H. KEPHART P. KERR D. KESSLER J. KING E. KIRTLAND W. KNECTAL W. KNIGHT R. KNUTSON D. KOPP J. KRUEGER A. KRUSE P. LACEY R. LAJALA M. LANDWEER J. LANEY B. LATIMER G. LQVOY E. LEAKE B. LEENKNECHT D. LELAND B. LENZ J. LESCHIUTTA af! Rf Q' 6' IQ ...Q .3 X' E x- .4 l a eff if ,pry 'DQ all Qrfx KW? Q05 J. LIPPERT G. LOMAX 1. LYNCH M. MacDONALD D. MACE M. MARINOS J, MARINOS R. MARSHALL J. McBURNIE D. McCARTY V. McCRACKEN A. McCRAE D. McDONALD L. MCDONNELL B. McDOUGALL 1. MCGOVERN P. McMAHAN J. McMlLLIN D. McMURTRlE J. MEISSNER J. MERKLEY V. MILLER F. MILLIGAN W. MONG M. MOORE M. MORGAN R. MORGAN S. MORRILL A. MORRIS J. MORTLAND M. MOUGHTIN J. MYRICK L. NACHAN D. NAVONE R, NELSON R. NELSON D. NEWTON J. NICKLEN 1. NOTICK T. OLDFIN H. OLSEN J. OLWELL M. ORTON E. PATTERSON B. PATTISON D. PAVESICK B, PEDERSON H. PEDERSON M. PEDERSON M. PEDERSON W. PHELPS G. PIERSON K. PIPER R. PIPES 1. PRIVAT J. PROPST H. REED P. REISWIG W. REITER A. RICHES w. RICHSIAD 0. RINNE . M. Rmen qw Q s. nossoN lznln x .5 1. ROHLAN X4 s. Rowuss 'S W L. RUSSELL J. SALVINO L. SAMPSON D. SANDANGER M. SANKELA J. SCHAAK M. SCHREINER B. SEARS H. SEASTROM R. SEELYE C. SHEPARD E. SHERER 1. SHERWIN B. SHICK R. SHYVERS A. M. SIPES C. SMALL A. SMITH C. SMITH E. SNYDER K. SOMMERFELDT ,M B. SORENSON G. STENSTROM B. STEVENS R. STEVES B. STEWART N. STOKKE W. STORIE R. STRATTON M. STRONG ,gf - f ' 1 al. s I sv? 'lk ,- an . MVK M x 52 W. STUDABAKER H. STUTZMAN W. SUDOR H. SUZUKI B. SWEAZEY M. TARABOCHIA M. L. TEIGH J. TELLING J. THOMPSON N. THOMPSON V. THOMPSON R. TISLOW J. TREADWELL J. URNER A. VAN CAMPEN E.VANDER LINDER B. VANDERWELL D. WALSH M. WALTER B. WARNER L. WARREN S. WARREN A. WEAVER G. WERNER R. WHALEN L. WHITAKER R. WHITE M. WIESSE D. WILLIAMS P. WILLIAMS R. WILLIAMSON D. WILSON T. WILSON W. WINN D. WIPRUD D. WOEPSE D. WOOD B. ZEMPEL SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Rnd Semester-Upper Loft to Right: Mary Stone, Jean Rupp, Pat Sullivan. Lower Left to Right: Marilyn Marshall, Jackie Forler. 1st Semester-Upper Left to Right: Kathy 4 Ploor, Bob Garvin, Leona Williams. Lower Left to Right: Maggie Barbos, LaRae Roth. Still a little bewildered from their first year, the Sophomore Class started another wonderful year at Queen Anne. The first semester officers were: president, Bob Carving vice-president, Leona Williamsg secretary, .La Rae Rothg treasurer, Maggie Barbasg and Kuay representative, Kathy Piper. Running true to form, these capable officers presented a mixer which was to the satisfaction of all. The second semester found the Lucky Clover Jig going full blast. This mixer was planned by the class officers who were: president, Jackie Forlerg vice-president, Jean Ruppg secretary, Mary Stone-g treasurer, Patty Sullivang and Marilyn Marshall as Kuay representative. The Class has a number of outstanding athletes. Wayne Parsons, Mort Hansen, Bob Houbrigs and Bob Garvin are just a few of them. The Foto Follies brought out a great deal of sophomore talent. Jean Rupp and Barbara Abbott had outstanding acts. The sophomores sent as their representatives to the Student Council Joan Downing, Mary Stone, Chuck Dunsire and Bob Houbrigs. W -Mary Stone Secretary. 5 3 WW Orr, , .2 ., 4' ra .J 4' 1 . J V Q' ll? X X ff 1 I x B J .2 4 4 1 .. A xi - F 1 T 'Ll F J T' 5 J Q 5 B 'T' ' ' 44 Q -Q 55' .rm gr! -ez. , Y 5 4 X '-'sg N , . u . V A 'f : - J Lf' 1 '..' Wi - ' ,V QKKVL sy 4 .. B . t ef , B .F f- , C, 1 ' A of or A- B B Q J N4 5 Xl QW 3, 3' Q Q I J V A Aw! W -'li J 5 VV '2 7? Q A A 3 ,ll V, rl lg.. ,vw -I J ll B All l lg. J T Q 9 ? A9 I V I ,V--1. 2 2 .milk r J N . f' a : ': E V JK'-'K J I D ., . V P ,,. .. ,,.,. '- I A , 127 - ' ' .,.., y lf? ' 1 xp y 54 Barbara Abbott, Jackie Adams, Evelyn Adoll- sen, Barbara Albrecht, Mary Ann Avery, Blllle Babunes, Knlghtln Backster, Maggie Barbas. Stuart Barker, Shlrley Bedlord, Blllle Benllam, Joan Beraulst, Ann Berry, Blll Bohlln, Jerry Bond, Jeonnlne Bostrom. Joan Bowman, Jim Broadstreet, Glenn Brooke, Patty Brooks, Barbara Brown, Ron Bulmer, Lol: Busse, Marianne Callahan. Virglnla Calllson, Bill Cameron, Bob Carnlne, Dorothy Carr, Mary Carrlgan, Jerry Case, Colleen Casrels, Benito Castlllo. Wilma Covanaugh, Fred Clchy, Joanne Charn- ben, James Chinn, Carol Clark, Dlane Clark, Jack Conn, Marie Conner. Rick Constans, Norma Jean Coombs, Annette Cornelius, Nancy Couch, Adena Cox, Cynthla Craig, Joan Crawford, Charles Culnmlns. Ethel Dahl, Allegra Darrow, Joyce Dovls, Mlke Dedorer, Doug DeForest, Dick Del Mlnler, Ellery Dolan, Vertona Douglas. Joan Downing, Charles Dunslre, Judy Durskl, Barbara Edbom, Gay Eddy, Mary Lou Edwards, Don Eide, Ron Elkan. Dave Ernst, John Eskelln, Bob Farrar, Colleen Farrell, Bob Feller, Joe Ferluga, John Flanlgan, Gordon Foy. Jack Frltx, Bob Garvin, Ervln Gebharet, Ralph Geele, Nancy Gelsinger, Joyce Glancy, Gloria Graham, Jerald Grarnberg. Jacqule Granalh, Harold Grant, Belle Green- Roger Gressy, Pat Gulley, Walt Hageman, Fritz Hahn, Richard Ham, Jacqueline Hansen, Mort Hansen, Don Harbera. Nancy Haroldsen, Annaiean Harsberry, Betty Hawkins, Joan Heidinaer, Betty Henslxey, Bill Hlll, Minnie Hills, Ferol Holman. Irene Holman, Jean Holman, Ronald Hon- singer, Georaene Horn, Beverly Hughes, Louise Hunt, Herbert Hutchinson, Eveline lmus. Arlene Iverson, Joan Jacobsen, Duncan Jansen, Earlene Jensen, Sara Jepson, Betty Johnson, Bob Johnson, Bob Kalior Karol Kennedy, Beverly Kesler, Marilyn Kimble, Nancy Kirkwood, Pat Knechtel, Anne Knorr, Thelma Knox, Joe Kolnrer. Jerralee Krauss, Delbert Kyler, Pat LaFortune, Pat Laaread, Lois Langley, Alyce Larson, Stanley Lebedelf, Agnes Lee. Bob Lervold, Bob Lezin, Jeanette Lightle, Lavern Llghtle, Pat Lowman, Margaret Luclxe, Fred Lulian, Sue Ann Maas. Louise Mace, Marilyn Marshall, Gloria Mar- tln, Mary Martin, Mel Mathis, Josephine Matson, George McCarney, Shirley McCarter. Byron McClintock, Pat McHugh, Ted McKriII, Jean McLean, Ann McLennan, Ann Marie McNeal, Jackie Mealcer, Catherine Means. Don Miller, Joanne Miller, Don Milligan, Sue Moitorlt, Wally Monette, Laurel Morgans, Fred Moser, Lola Murle. Pat Murphy, Lew Myers, Pat Neal. 5, ,,- , A 1- ,. e Q. 3 P.. 4 l Q A in . W... A-- 5 n... 'IQD ' fgw. sv .,-'.. sk A af S. , N 45.- 51. Q- x . , . R ,gs- wf 3 X if B yr ,mi , of fg.. q if ,., V, : ',.. II- - . 'L - '-1.' -.-V 7' Lev G 7.5 wr Q L B S: 1- in -W l ,W ..,. ' ,Eg 1 ,- ' -- 1 A , P . H 1. H , wi eff'- 4. ,Q 'fs ... s- .M .- ee, . , N :.,X:v E A as vii, We ' Q . 'aa .1 ' 4 ia' V V ' ',' Y t ry ' . H f Y' Y 1' i 'fi 4- we ' S53 .. ' . .I ..,, 3 , --- Wra- ev J' W? t I I MEA if ,.,. ' TM , sniff, ,QHQH ., 55 .4 N .ua -up :Q 'aa 2 r 3 f W par 4' . V.., It 'Q ll Z fm? Y' fc 4 ...Tl A L X me 4 , R .1 sn 6- . W . . ,,, f , .. j , ' 'Q' I 1 Q E Q 2- :-- L X A J L lg , R f Q- 4 ,jo 2 me A B r,e r .,. s f of S ' , , fit' ' 1 of f S, N W tif.. A, 1 4 R A - X, in E -L 2 V 1 K ' an fn 1 ' V, HQ.: 1, Q vi 1- ' - Lam ' '1 Q- , S X , M J Ml : Sf-iz A 2 '- V f at 'W ' R r, W 'P B7 N 1 or - ' 'r I ' 4 I, M . - .,.,- me ggi M A BN 5 SW V nga, . - ffl r ,,,, , . ? B , rf, P M ,,, gf is .L.Q - V, I ,A., ,J f J: I A . Y, ix, wwf n - '-. 'if :ESX ' .413 L L A l N A at 4 D I in 1 , . RQ? K: 56 Joanne Newsom, Rollin Newton, Ken Nickell, Darrell Nordwall, Don Olmscheid, Russel Olson, Wayne Parsons, Phyllis Pearson. Eugene Perreault, Bill Peterson, Barbara Pet- tengill, Jim Power, Doris Pratto, Jean Price, Bob Printz, Kent Pugmire. Ed Pumphrey, Pot Rahlronen, Barbara Rauh, John Reaney, Don Reid, Marilyn Robertson, George Robinson, Don Rogers. La Rae Roth, Jean Rupp, Betty Ryga, Jael: Sampson, Bill Schaeffer, Don Schmidt, Blll Schuldt, Billie Sears. Dick Segale, Donna Sharp, Louise Shaw, Burton Shephard, Ed Sherer, Pat Shrewsbury, Beverly Smith, Bud Smith. Gordon Smith, jane Lee Smith, Lilyan Smith, Lois Smith, Joan Sobottlra, George Solibalrlre, Sallie Sorslry, Helen Spldahl. Bill Spong, Marilee Staley, Toinette Stallings, john Stark, Darleen Stedman, jane Stewart, Mary Stone, Joan Strandberg. jack Strayer, Rosealine Stutzrnan, Pat Sullivan, Mary Ann Sutlovich, Joan Swearinger, Ellen Swisher, Lois Taylor, Otto Tollelson. Eric Tonlzalsrud, George Treous, Jo Anne, Trexler, Anne Tull, Muriel Tunney, Carole Tweten, Paul Tychsen, Bob Waitt. Donna Whitcomb, joy White, jim Whitea lrer Adalou Williams, George Williams, Leona Williams, Nancy Williams, Earl Williamson. Bud Woodworth, Janet Young. 1 RESHMAN OFFICERS 1st Semester- Lelt to Right: Bob Junisch, jenn Anderson, Marnette Chernols, Marian Copeland, Wilbur Wilson. 2nd Semester-Left to Right: jenny Olwell, Bill LaGreid, Gloria Erickson, Doreen Auve. For most people. lil'e begins at forty. but for this Freshman Class life begins at 'lb 'l'he ollieers eleeted for the first semester were: president, Joanne Chambers: viee-president, Bill l,e Greid: seeretary. Gloria Eriekson: treasurer, Jeanne Olwellg Kuay representative, Doreen Auveg Student Council members, Rosalma Stutzman, ,lim Riekstead, Joan Bowman, Ronald Selset. llolding these ofliees during the seeond semester were: president, Marion Copeland: viee-president. liob ,lanisliz seeretary, Marnette Cllernals: treasurer, ,lean Anderson, Kuay representative, Wilbur Wilson: Student Gouneil members. Peggy Albert, Bob Cramb, Marilyn Morris, Bill Laney. llolding positions on Girls' Club eabinet were: first semester, Ferol llolman: seeond semester. llogene liall. Freslmian talent displayed in Kapers was shown by: Peggy Albert, Vernon Anderson, Valerie Ball. Diane Darnell, ,lean Greenfield, ,lanet Greenfield, Carol n Johnson, .loan Miller, Barbee V Y Watkins. Sherry Lou Sweet, Desiree Weaver. Nlusieal ability was well re :resented bv freshman members of the Orchestra Band, Choir and . I . 9 w w Glee Llub. lloys receiving honorable mention in sports were: Vernon Anderson, Roy Batbuin, lien Galey, Ronnie Currie. Bud liurrell, liieliard Greglow, Raleigh Darnell, Peter Fleming, Stan llenderson, liill Paterson, Dean Fuller, Bob Cranib, Slats Wiggens. --fllarnelte Cliernals Gloria Erickson, 57 Grieg, W5 f if X ' -. F , - -ee - :W pls , ,Q 1 i i X , N '54 . eg. . U ' 'L t A 0 5' 4 ., , J, ge, Joan Abercrombie, Peggy Alben, Jean Ll - A . I ' W, .rw L g Anderson, Vernon Anderson, Doris Ashbough, J V W' 5 J' ,Lu A V james Austin, Doreen Auve. , 1 . ' V we wg H A A I I K Q X Cl: ' ' C A :, Q ..,,. wg, I - , A in ,V K K.. W ,I Y Joan Baclsler, Joanne Balranhus, Rogene Ball, ll f K N' C ' H 'K 4. 5' Valerie Ball, Barbara Bolyozian, Jane! Barker, 1 l ' . ,HL , 5511 2 5 - Aff' jerry Balcher. K 'K ir lx di W' ' f K L A ' V , F A if J John Boyd, Dave Broderick, Helen Brown, '- ' 2 A 'B ' Y 4 Kalhleen Brown, Barbara Bucy, Edimae Burles, Je' gli, M 3' Marilyn Burrerworrh. 1 , , Y M . 5 X in . li Ax - L L 9455-, H , .K ,D A ,Q Ben Caley, Angela Cordolra, Bette Carlson, 'a A I ' 1 '- vf A A 5 A . Mary Carson, Marnerfe Chenals, Nancy Chiv- .3 Q, 1 D - 'M ers, Barbara Clark. . 3 f Ri.. l A' B A-5 K: Y 4 f .mx 'I fag 3 Q, it ' N M M Donna Clark, Dick Coleman, Marion Colemon, . -V' fu W T 4 'sl if 3' Q .pf rl Barbara Collier, Lois Conger, Marion Cope- , ,ef lgff, K ' Qt Y' 'Ez-V -5 .:,,M land, Pal Cox. ' A A ' l M , H cv N Z Q Q Lx, ,M , . 1:-A . it 1 A - A . s w fx A - 3 ' Roberl Cramb, Luann Crogan, Richard Creg- Q Q' J' 'T 4 gb w A 3 49' 'K K , low, Rosalie Cummings, Mariorie Cunningham, gl Q1-Q' - :if 4 K A ' ' N 4 Eileen Dainard, Ronald Darnel. . , .. . . W. N - ., -Av 1- f fs. . . .5 Ear 5 si I . wi. M at 6.3 W -L. M Barbara Douglas, Janice Edgingron, Jack -2 I , , ,, . Elsey, Grace Engle, Gloria Erickson, Norman ge, ' 9 LE, r 5 vw LL Erickson, joan Erxhorn. - :lm gi W ' Q52 Q. ' A 1 is M , l va Q I R A 'M if Frank Fellrins, Sharlene Finsrad, Mary Lee 'YT ' 3 ' ,, M ,Q - ., 'U ak... W r Firrh, Pere Fleming, Joyce Fresonlze, Angie I.-in I Q 'i ' Y I t I ' 'SL I ' Fuhriman, Dean Fuller. - K1 A I ,J ,, V , . I - M, Sylvia Gerness, Gary Gollolon, Marie Good, ' y r in Earl Graham, Ramona Gray, Janet Greenfield, 5, N a.d,:,, x dire. A M' K Z, .Z A K jean Greenfield. r 1 1 V , 1 A 3 , ' . 1- 4 ' , i ii 1 A 1. l L 'i Z I k Q7 fi' .-iz .z f ff! 214.1 VL V 'pri' 5' 411 rag., A A f - , f ,A . fyf fy wo. f L .f v . , LK'L'j..rr-61 ' 0 , . ,fr kk - ' A , -vfrsfj,-1 .-I ,-, ' 0 ' . V I I ,iid 4 1 L' . f l 1 f fx ' , , 1 L 5 C ' 71,5 'H' L' L '1 w s-, fzfv.-J l,f , 4, qxpf fttfllz 1 N., f fl L iff' ' Keith Groves, Douglas Haielr, Anna Marie Hanson, Bob Hanson, Jean Hanson, Clarkia Hakanson, joan Hallowell. Llnda Harnden, Roberta Harper, Joan Har- rison, Irene Harville, Miriam Harwood, Nor- man Henderson, Stan Henderson. Howard Hill, Lois Hill, Elaine Hodge, Mar- garita Hotlman, Marie Horner, Eva Houstan, Phil Hyde. Arden jackson, Nancy Jacobson, Bob Janisch, Eleanor jenson, Tom jeragan, Barbara john- son, Carolyn johnson. Gertrude johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Arlene Kinzel, Doris Kephart, Mary Lou Kettenring, Ronnie Kirtland, Patsie Krug. Edith Lagaweir, Bill LaMarr, ,lean Lamson, Virginia Landert, Dolores Lane, Bill Laney, Vivian Leir. Shirley Legg, Marilyn Lenz, Joyce Levinson, Don Lotthus, Margie Logan, Janet Lovegren, John Lovell. Dorothy Lynch, joe Marshall, Keith Martin, Marlone Masters, Gay Matt, Patricia McCarthy, Carol McCracken. 3 1' x S4495 ' fri-Je T3 if av ' We f V pr. , 5? 0' , s? at 1 - ' X Y ,X X3 . L, ki , 5 Y' . l, W .lf .':'g 1 y Mary Ann McGale, Berta McKrill, Ruth Merri- liald, Richard Nietzner, ,loan Miller, Robert Mlller, ,lo Anne Milligan. e J' F f 1 1 A I-:7 X I X , , 7 ' -. 1--44 ...' ' fl' J' 'V' f-tetfl A L-'L U ,fcfx tl-fs , MVCC LQC,,,?4, Qlfffd .1 f I f ' 1. 1 .,,..! hz' ,fl f' f ,Y ,If 5 L. H ,Q L1 C gg LV?,,f..,,,,- . '-1 X , ij' L L ZXQL L y , AZ, ,7jiF4'7.fL 1 J v7 ft v7 59 J ,J - 'J fr .Ft ,J affirm 'Af JL!!! rv Q all Q33 .fx F lil, , my 'Y U1 F511 V l 4 lg J .V 3 1-75 n. ,J if ur gas I 1 7 J ,qi E W fr: A' t of l 5 'H Aw' ' 'uf , K ,J I My ' ..., - -.Ji Y! .R Af' wa' 41 f' Q' f 1 fi ,.. W I Ji ': ' ' ' M ,, IAIA: 7' F'-1 'J '- , P or x I 'WA Q iw' u - S 1 e r V92 :T'Lw' ,-,Ni ,25mg5f...v -my Y .k..Xe Sur Sf Y S Fl X f :I 1 x 3 1 iw 'W I L Jim Mohr, Rhoda Mae Moore, Bill Morgans, Marilyn Manis, Lorraine Myers, Nancy Myers, Joel Nazarenus. David Nesnig, Helen Newson, John Noble, Phillip Nutting, Karla O'Berry, Doris O'Hal- loran, Sue Olson. Jeanne Olwell, Bill Patterson, Mary Paul, Dolores Perkins, Lael Perry, Deane Phillips, Gary Pike. Virginia Popwell, Burt Rasmussen, Bill Reese, Jim Rickstad, Carolyn Risser, Julie Roberts, Richard Ryno. Ann Saberhagen, Dick Sankela, Elizabeth Schipsky, Pat Schmitt, Milton Seeley, Pat Sellen, Barbara Shaw. John Skien, Gordon L. Smith, Patricia Smith Marjorie Snyder, Sharlee Spokely, Peggy Ster- ling, Joyce Stitt. John Sundsten, Joan Sweazey, Chick Tabit, Muriel Thompson, Joyce Topman, Nadia Tulinsteff, Joan Vander Linden. John Vasconi, Molly Jo Vena, Margery Wange, Norma Jean Ward, Barbeo Watkins, Deseree Weaver, Ruth White. Eugene Wiggins, Roger Wilcox, James Wll- helm, Kenneth Williams, Lavern Williamson, Petty Wilson, Richie Wilson. Wilbur Wilson, June Wingin, Lois Wlngltt, Jacqueline Wiprud, Beverly Woodcock. D. Albrecht, H. Appleby, K. Bowen, S. Boyd, C. Calvert, F. Campbell, J. Carlson, D. Christensen, J. Clark, L. Clark, G. Cooper J. Coupe, L. Crogan, J. Daily, P. Davis, J. DeArment, N. DeHaven, N. England, M. Edbcm, D. Etherington, D. Fall, S. Fuller, K. Gilroy, A. Graver, A. Herman, J. Hiestand, K. House, P. Hunter, A. Jepson, B. Johnson, N. Johnson, M. Knight, W. Laine, J. McEachern, B. McMullin, N. Moyle, C. Nelson, l. Peterson, D. Putnam, M. Rogers, L. Rose, J. Salter, E. Scalese, C. Schaeller, M. Semler, S. Shaler, L. Smith, R. Smith, S. Southard, J. Spaeth, J. Spellacy, L. Storie, P. Swonagon, O. Wahl, G. Waite, F. Werner, D. Wolkey, B. WoolFaIl,. IQ ..-l 5-Q.--ll B. Ackerman, W. Burke, N. Borglord, M. Burdeen, B. Blakey, D. Boyd, R. Burrell, C. Batchelder, A. Clothier, W. Crook, B. Cullings, N. Carabi B. Carlson, M. Clillord, J. Drost, K. Enloe, C. Evans, E. Frinkman, G. Flint, L. Harold, B. Hopkins, H. Haugen, J. Hennes, J. Hennes, J. Jackson, E. Jovick, W. Johns, E. Johnson, G. Krause, Z. Kelley, A. Kingsbury, S. Knudsen, L. Klein, P. Krabel, D. Lillie, C. Lohr, R. Milne, H. Mite S. Moultin, B. Marander, F. Martin, L. Miller, L. Means, B. Nitsche, E. O'Banion, J. Printz, D. Seeley, W. Smith, J. Semler, G. Slusher, R. Tis M. Ulrich, G. White, D. Webster, S. Woodworth, B. White, B. Wilmot, W. Westbo, V. Westphal. I1Ql'O hell, low, 9 3 if D. Anderson, K. Anderson, J. Bremerton, M. Brashen, K. Bergstrom, K. Bolster, B. Brannon, W. Beeks, T. Boyle, D. Crary, W. DeForest, P. Davies, F. Ensey, J. Freeman, H. Grant, E. Gallo, A. Graham, S. Green, P. Hanson, P. Haynes, G. Jacobson, E. Kingsly, W. Knight, W. Laako, J. Munson, B. Michael, D. McDonald, D. Olsness, D. Port, B. Starrett, J. Saberhagen, R. Suder, W. Sieverling, M. Sommerleld, Clara Sidler, i ..,.- N .1- 1 x . 'XA X V- , , 5 ' 99 , 7wAfM I wwf SE fm f E gl x l I Q A 14 1 U' J C' A 5 f fy W ,f if .SQ ' i'-1-v A T' fi L Vi' M!fKL.,f1,ff3f Q A u I 1 f L - ft 4 , x A 'T x W WM ff f Z W? jf gy , L Cf fJff'M U L Mfr f Zf LL4ff7N 1 , , Qf'lN f7 f Xml 'Yfy 6 1064 ' Mist' Q Af W 675 My P . 5 L Uk 4 0 0 ff - , 2 f wig? W? pf , , 9'W 'Q pf- X J-M'E','.,.s.-nf J ,ff Q J fbf M Mhpfvffiwf i np Wfffyk fb I 4 V J il ggi Z Wo -. j-J? -,fjrv -,-F if is-Z QDLG: 63 yxxs JOYCI IIIGLUND IO! PATTON The various activities of the Student Council for the 1946-47 year include an Armistice Day Assembly, all-school mixers, exchange talent in the assemblies, and a panel discussion for the P. T. A. The Council also formulated a system of regula- tions for class elections. The numerous council committees cooperated to aid in making these programs a success. FIRST SEMESTER: Joyce Beralund, Bob Patton, Fellx Davis, Joan Lee, Barbara Rhodes, Charlotte Small, Monnle Gross, Clyde Cllerbera, King Katz, Stuart Skelton, Bob Gorbln, Joan Downing, Held! Stutzmon, Rerealma Stutxman, Joan Bowman, jllll Rlchstad, Rannle Selset. SECOND SEMESTER: Pellv Albert, Marllyn Manlr, Blll Laney, Bob Craqb, Mary Stone, Joan Downing, Bah Howbreas, Chuck Dumere, Donna Walell, Don Wllron, Garden Plerron, Charlotte Small, Barbara Brace, Merlorle Merrlll, Dean Peterson, Bob Alexander. 64 'WW ' 14 Each year the various Queen Anne teams, clubs and organizations elect the person who, in their opinion, has served that group most unselfishlyg the one who has given most freely of his time, effort and spirit. lt was impossible to include the names of all the winners of inspirational awards because several were chosen after the Annual went to press. The Carolyn Barclay memorial award will be presented for the Iirst time this year and hereafter it will be presented annually by the former students of Miss Barclay to the student showing the greatest journalistic ability and promise. lt can be said, however, that all these inspirations represent the tops at Queen Anne, and are a credit to their school and community. Some of the awards already presented arc: Quill 85 Scrollejoanne Campion Girls' Sports Basketball-Dianne Livie Senior GirliMarian Cross Footballsflus Kostakos Honorary Captain-Harry Hunt Basketball-Carl Ramberg 65 -mr .ri nit W snr. 'WM ,,.', VFW ,ps ,aj 'ff' .npr Lol! to Right: Marlorlo Woods, Dorothy Haines, Mary Lou Wllllarlnon, Mary ,lone Tlumoy, Debby Stone. MISS cnlsnol-Mr Glfll' AdVll0l' The main objective of the Girls' Club this year was to promote friendship among the girls and make all new girls feel welcome. The Friendship Committee was on its toes. sponsoring after-sehool parties for the girls. promoting friendship during the lunches at a friendship table in the lunchroom., and posting beautiful birthday posters in front of the Girls' Club office. ' The biggest event for the girls in the fall was an All-Girls' Circus. The whole day was devoted to Girls' Clu , beginning with an All-Girls' assembly in the morning and concluding with a party after school in the lunchroom. The Mother-Daughter Banquet this year had an llawaiian theme. Our Girls' Club Advisor. Miss Chisholm, and our faculty sponsors, Miss Floyd, Miss llarsh. Miss llicks, Miss Kretsin er, Miss Wears. Miss Thomas and Miss Miller, deserve a great deal of thanks for their helpful guigance throughout the year. -Mary Lou uH1llliUlll50ll, Secretuqv GIRLS' CLUB OFFICE ASSISTANTS Top Row: Gloria Houck, Joan Hecht, Anno Diamond. Front Row: Corlzsy Dol Miuior, Pomio Kollovr Joyco Bcrglund. 66 I FIRST SEMESTER Q KN Q .:,... , is , we f ,Y . Q , . A t L , F . 7 . , , . f .H .l . A fs 7' H ' B gs' ., --s.. il- , ,Q W, 1 Q Q' Q . 1 z 't lg xv sr. I . , . K, A :' 1 --'--:- ' U 1 ' fs. 'L W I ll er Q fl th l '- l - 2 I E A Q: B. h W nn., if ff , N Q 5 'Q , A K3 2 . W Y I ' x A 'ff Q - W-.- I, , , A '+I - af 2 e Q ff as Q' W i 'E 3 b ' - 1 I Q0 lm . , ' .,,. x . . '-Q- - 5 , so S F M .,fe.1' L1 Q. ,Sf L. , Q ex A Row 1-Barbara Schwartz, Debby Stone, Mary jane Tierney, Mary Lou Williamson, Dorothy Haines, Marjorie Woods, Satoka Kadayama. Row 2-Norma Verrier, Dot Morgan, Helen Marshall, Joan McBurnie, Anna Diamond, Helen Johnston, Pat Jensen. Row 3-Norma Port, Joan Kirberger, Joanne Grissolm, Pattsie Kelly, Alice Ostrem, Virginia Fraser, Barbo Carlson. Row 4-Barbara Brace, Lois Andrews, Joan Lee, Gloria Graham, Rogena Pipes, Norma Lenz, jean Ericson. Row 5-Ruth White, Beverly Friesen, Mary Jane Shrewsbury, Bail Rasmussen, Betty May Raport, Annette Weaver, jean Drew. Row 6-Bonnie Albert, Betty Finger, Catherine Coyle, Carol Miller, Mary Lee Teigh, Mariorie Forrest, Barbara Forbes. Row 7-Gil Solibalrke, Diane Ahlslcog, joan Brown, Nancy Harrison, Anita VanWylce, ,loan Rowley, Barbara Ryberg. Row 8-Barbara Rhodes, Janey Laney, Betty Moore, Joanne Hecht, Cora Lee White, Beverly Davis, Ferrol Holman. 67 I SECUND SEM ES'l'Eli -l l 1-A N I L vo. Row 1-Satolxa Kadoyama, Marcia Ritter, Betty May Raport, Bonnie Albert, Arlys Hendrickson, Corrine DelMissier, Janet Steinke. Row 2-Ruth Simon, Monnie Gross, Anna Diamond, Shirley Hall, Barbara Schwartz, Norma Port, joan Kirberger. Row 3-Judy johnson, Pattsie Kelly, Sally Manning, Barbara Brace, Barbra Carlson, Phyllis Peterson, Anabel Powell. Row 4-joan Lee, Charlotte Small, Norma Lenz, Delores Muclgett, Norma Verrier, Ruth White, Beverly Friesen. Row 5-Gloria Fuge, Lois Andrews, Jeanne Hills, Sue Carter, Annette Weaver, Ardith Luke, Jeanne Drew. Row 6-Carol Miller, Diane Ahlskog, Karen Eide, Joan Nelson, Avis Carlson, Mary Lee Teigh, Mariorie Fonest. Row 7-Barbara Forbes, Elinor Fryor, joan Browne, Gil Solibakke, Helen Marshall, joan Rowley, Betty Moore. Row 8-Barbara Rhodes, Jane Laney, Joanne Hecht, Marian Cross, Cora Lee White, Betty Waite, Rogene Ball. 68 ,Q is K 'i ,fi 'H N, 2,5 9 is as as 'N x ' x Lolt to Rlght: LOWELL KNUTSON, BOB ALEXANDER, DON KISER, BRUCE WOLGEMUTH, GUS KOSTAKOS. MR. MOORE, Allvllor This year the destiny of Kuay's male population was ably guided through the Boys' Club and its officers, Gus Kostakos, presidentg Bruce Wolgemuth, vice-president, Don Kiser, secretary, Bob Alexander, treasurerg Lowell Knutson, Board of Control, and its advisor, Mr. Moore. In addition to its annually performed tasks of sponsoring boys, assemblies, assisting in vocational conferences and encouraging athletic participation, the Boys' Club also sponsored a clean-up drive and initiated the Irishtnen's Police Force which glorified in keeping order at A. and managed football games, baseball games and track meets. All in all, this year has been an active one for the Boys' Club. -Bruce Wolgemuth 1:9 Row: Bruce Wolgomutll, Harb Shinn, Gul Kostakox, Greg Martin, Dick Konboek, Don Klsor, ,lim Cook, Jim iFurber. 2nd Row: Kay Metcalf, Doug Sundo, Paul Whltcomb, George Walker. 3rd Row: Don Brazier, Richard Morgan, Donn Larson, Harry Hunt, Mac Smith. 4th Row: Lowell Knutson, Rod Otlll, Bob Patton, Harry Knofl, Troy McCracken, Dean Peterson, Gene Gratn, Carl Ramborg, Bob Alexander, Bob Laiala. 4 69 0 FIRST SEMESTER fwg Mary Ann Avery, Joan Abercrombie, Martha Bushall, Sandra Bank, Rogene Ball, Kathleen Brown, janet Boggs, Barbara Bank, Viola Cook, Annette Cornelius, Mamet Chernals, jean Chambers, Wilma Engle, Evelyn Austin, Virginia Fraser, Beverly Friesen, Pat Forcier, Gloria Graham, Fay Gaunt, Alice Galbraith, Joan Heldinger, joan Linden, Joan Lee, Marilyn McDonald, jean McClain, Marilyn Morris, Bonnie McClintock, lrene McConkey, Pete McCarthy, Jeanette Moyle, Marilyn Morgan, joy Myrick, Pat Neal, Betty May Raport, Mary Alice Strong, Gil Solibakke, Betty Stewart, Loretta Sieberq, Roberto Whalen, Pat Wright. .I Karl Better, Dlck Cameron, Glen Werner, Charles Hall, Gary Gollofon, Irving White, John Skeen, Lowell Knutson, Burt Shephard, Gordon Smith, Pete Fleming, Phll Hyde, Bill Knechtel, Bob Owens, john Conn, Bruce Kingsbury, Donald Kopp, Kurt Jacobson, Delbert Kyler, Bill LaGried, George Corley, john Kennelly, Gene Grant, Dole Anderson, Delbert Holden, Dick Segale, Al Gleller, jack King, William Wilkes, Wes Wehr, Robert Beck, Bill Damon, Ronnie Selaer, john Sharp, Paul jychen, Robert Ames, Jim Caldwell, WilliamfStudabaker. 70 I Zyffzed SECOND SEMESTER fa 'Q'- Evelyn Adolphson, Evelyn Austin, Peggy Albert, Waltrene Anderson, Barbara Ackerman, Joy Beernink, Pat Bonham, Kathleen Brown, Rogene Ball, Sylvia Cramb, Marion Copeland, Carolyn Carson, Joan Etzhorn, Jean Firth, Joan Freedman, Barbara Forbes, Sally Jo Friese, Barbara Gleason, Shirley Hall, Patsy Kelly, Nancy Kirkwood, Terry Kamihara, Janet Logren, Jeanette Lightle, Agnes McCreo, C. Del Messier, Sally Jo Manning, Janet Nicklen, Virginia Nelson, Gayle Opperman, Gaynel Petric, Kathy Piper, Barbara Pederson, Lael Peters, Irene Paulson, Barbara Rauh, Shirley Lou Robson, Barbara Resner, Norma Verrier, Laura Sloan, Barbee Watkins, Lois Wenralt, Louise Warren. Greg Martin, Bill Logreid, Dick Morgan, Jim Furber, Richard Seeyle, Doug Weislield, Bob Lezin, Jerry Mitchell, Robert Ames, Don Kopp, Eugene Wigain, Dick Cameron, Harold Henkel, Stanley Gilman, Keith Jackson, Stan Henderson, Ralph Geele, Don Jennings, Tom Simpson, Bob Shyven, Allan Bell, Dick Donohue, Dick Gilbert, Joe Cooper, Harold Kephart, Ed Sherer, John Sundsten, Jim Simmons, Tom Barbes, Howard Young, Paul Tyschen, Eric Hawkins, Tom Hardin, Richard Steil, Walter Boos. 7l 1 X V .., A 2, av w BONNIE McCLlNTOCK Editor MR. TAYLOR Advisor I irst eousins of the ereatures found in Cell lo are the inhabitants of Room 320, the Annual Staff. Working against time and with that do-or-die spirit, theyive snapped and eut. dunnnied and glued. nrilten and worried. lnlnled and ehased for twenty weeks to edit this taken-for-granted volume you're now reading. lionnie Meillintoek. the liditor-in-Chief. has lost enough sleep in the past semester to make one hundred good SlllIlllN'I' parties: compared to her. Stay-up Stan is small peanuts. Ilefore her graduation in l elnruary'. ,loan Nlellurnie was a great help to Bonnie as Business Manager. When ,loan left. lleleu .lolnnston took over and eontinued the good work. These two girls. aided greatly' lay' l'lly'llis Peterson. Cathy' Shiell. Jeanne llills and Virginia Fraser, worked long and hard selling pleture eoupons and dislrilruling and eolleeting proofs. 'l'he Senior Class liditors. Carol Nliller and M ary' .lane 'l'ierney. did one whale of a job in getting the Class of ' I7 properly' glued in. eolnplete with aetivities and ambitions. liager beavers lxatherlne Piper. llarliara Shir-k and Marilyn Mellonald. editors for the junior. Sophomore and Freslnnan Classes. respee- tively. took eare of their jolrs equally well. lletty' Nlay' llaport very alnly serwed as editoroflllulns and Aetivities: her assistant was Marjorie Woods. Mueh eredil is due these girls. for their jolm was one of the lnost rigorous of the entire produetlon. 'l'he unsung Copy lfditor was ltaura Sloan. who dispatehed her duties with efiieieney. Vesla lijde spent her time eheising peneils as the Literary lfditor. in fs Mmuonis wooos, ummm Clubs-Activities: ssnv MAY RAPORT, BARBARA SCHKKI Mi UW 54l f MAN'-YN MUDONALD' sa' fc: u-A 1 ,BONNIE Auaenrs, ' . F ' f - o'o ' W my a'm'a ' cAnoL MILLER, Mmzv 1. TIERNEY, s..-am ctw sums, KATHY PIPER, Sophmon Class Editor. 72 Johnny Schaeffer, assisted hy writers Don Brazier, Clyde Cherherg and Bill Knight. servcd as Sports Editor, a job which he also held on the Kuay Staff. Marion Cross. president of the Girls' Q Club. handled Girls' Sports. Responsible for the dreamy drawings on the fiyleavcs is Queen Anne's answcr to Salvidor Dalia Dwight Gustafson. Joy M ac Bcernink, Barbara Rybcrg and Cathy Coyle arranged the pages of facility and administration pictures. Last, but not least, the job of collecting and arranging the Snap Section was done by the two Barharas, Rhodes and Schwartz. E HELEN JOHNSTON, Assistant Business Manager, PHYLLIS PETERSON, LAU A L ANC Ed' ,KA DA,L' '. R S O ' op' REN E J 'y Edna' CATHY SHEILL, Helpers, JOAN MCBURNIE, swims Editor quam-0. awww, ftwk -.gr me STAFF AT womc MORE OF SAME JOHN SCHAEFFER, Sports Editor, tabsentt DON BRAZIER, CLYDE CHERBERG, GEORGE SCOOP WALKER, BILL KNIGHT, Sports fWliters. BARBARA RHODES,Snapsf JOY BEERNICK, Aaminmmiion. 73 few Weed? llow do you account for the Kuay, that four-page journalistic triumph, that pleasant MR. CHARLAND, Advisor fifth-period diversion on every-so-often Thursdays? If you think the Kuay Weekly was whipped up in one day flat, you've got another think coming. Before you get a paper to throw on the floor, or to fold into a hat, a lot has happened down in Cell l6. Stories, features and editorials, complete with heads, have been written, mats and cuts for pictures have been gotten from the downtown papers, and captions and overheads written for them. Ads have been solicited, and contracts arranged, bills sent out and books balanced. SECOND SEMESTER KUAY STAFF ASSOCIATE EDITORS OF KUAY 7 r 'J-..4i. ,W , i ffElg.k ' f A 'rf . Z J , Q-.ismaa . --f T . .1 D.. H: PM V MQ ,, 5 Sri in 5, in Row: J. Slraelfer, P. Belshaw, L. Brown, H. Sims, R. Simon, Z. Frank, M. Slleeh, D. Ridge. Ynd Row: W. Knllhl, P. Pererlon, B. Nordstrom, B. Ackerman, A. Powell, P. McMann, W. Konick. 3rd Raw: C. Custer, M. Cron, C. Coyle, A. Sherman, Glorio Graham, L. Hovey, D. Hughes, A. Oslrem, K. Eide, D. Hebble, A. Hendrickson, J. Campion. FIRST SEMESTER KUAY STAFF . Mi lab Amex, Patty Sykes, Mary Jane Slrrewrberry, George Walker. Mlulna: Duane Blaomsfrom, Sora ARYLS HENDRICKSON JOANNE CAMPION Lee Frin, Jean Hills and jane! Sielnke. 74 NANCI HARRISON ANABEL POWELL PAT JENSEN RUTH SIMON Amid the confusion of clacking typewriters and jangling telephones, led by four swell editors, Pat Jensen, Nanci Harrison, Anabel Powell and Ruth Simon, we've put out a paper. We hope you've enjoyed reading the Kuay as much as we've enjoyed bringing it to you. -The Deadline Kids BUSINESS STAFF OF KUAY SPORTS STAFF OF KUAY we 'ka Ke. Phyllis Pererron, Zoe Frank, Gloria Graham, Uorolhy Hughes, Carherine I JOHN SCHAEFFER DON RIDGE BILL KNIGHT MICHAEL SHEETS Coyle. nerornsns surf or KUAY SPECW- Wmfls 0' 'WA' 1sl Row: Don Ridge, MichaeISheels, Karen Eide, Audrey Sherman. ind Row: 1s1 Row: Alice Oslrem, Helen Sims, Betty Anne Nordstrom, Barbara Ackerman. ind Row: Wlllls Charlie Crmer, Pal McMann, Marion Crosse, Diane Hebblerhwalie. Koniclz, Louise Hovey, Linn Brown, Pele Belshaw. 75 e 4 Www Pla MPL -'PQ Z e I . .D -.,....3 , m I ' Mir' x,,,' It 3,4 .-L N f W. Anne Adslrlm, Dlone Ahlslcog, Mariorle Allyn, Betty Anderson, Lois Andrews, Allan Bell, Jay Bean, Joyce Berglund, Shirley Bosworth, Barbara Brace, Don Brazier, Colleen Brooks, Joan Browne, Sybil Burgess, Joanne Campion, Sue Carter, Oliver Chapple, Clyde Cherberg, Jim Cook, Flex Davis, Glenita Deamer, Richard Denton, John Detwyler, Anna Diamond, Bob Dolan, Helen Eidsvick, Jean Eiseman, Karen Eide, Dick Elander, Jean Erickson, Elizabeth Finger, Jean Firth, Barbara Forbes, Marlory Forrest, Virginia Fraser, Alice Galbraith, Margaret Guice, Dwight Gustafson, Dorothy Haines, Robert Hall, Nancy Harrison, Joanne Hecht, Warren Helgerson , Arlys Hendrickson, Jeanne Hills, Charlotte Holmes, Dorothy Hughes, Harry Hunt, Pat Jensen, Melvin Johnson, Helen Johnston, Mimi Judd, Bruce Kingsbury, Joanne Klrlxman, Willis Konlck, Lowell Knutson, Jackie LaGrande, Mariorie Landweer, Betty Latimer, Joan Lee, Norma Lenz, jane Lipnert, Don Lolquist, Fred Lund, Sally Books, swt-al, and midnight oil might well he tht- motto of thvsv torch pin holders. livprvsvnting tha- highest attainable position in a high school honor socicty, the round gold pins thvy wvar arf' symbolic of a goodly amount of extra effort in the field of scholarship. For a vvry fcw, tht- acquisition of torch pins has ln-vu a c'inch, for the rest it has truly haven a hard grind. .rn livgardlcss, we- say to all, Congratulations on a joh woll dom 76 EIT 'Y ' W -fv' A xr I v w- W'W3 ,JV fy JM 'T ,diary Awgifyfn ffm. . ,f y I ' ' '- If ly H ,gf LX QW,.M.s,4Z..D n O0 .' r- if -WM 1 T' Mannlna, Helen Marshall, jerry Martin, Irwin Maison, joan McBurnie, Rhea Claire McCarthy, Carol Miller, Drew Miller, Lee Monleeth, Mariorle Morrill, Jeanelle Moyle, George Murray, Judy Noble, Gayle Opperman, Rod Onh, Pearl Pedersen, Lael Peters, Dean Peterson, Phyllis Pelerson, Alberl Pierce, Anabel Powell, Belfv May Rapon, Gail Rasmussen, Barbara Resner, Barbara Rhodes, ,loan Rowley, John Schaak, Darrel Schultz, Loretta Seiberl, Mary jane Shrewsbury, Ruth Simon, Helen Sims, Donald Smith, Mackenzie Smith, Eloise Snyder, Janel Sleinlre, Deborah Slone, Mary Alice Strong, Mary Jane Tierney, Anila Van Wyke, Donna Walsh, Thomas Weslphal, Paul Whilcomb, Cora Lee White, Ruth While, Mary Lou Williamson, Waleda Wilson, Glen Wiprud, Bruce Wolgemulh, Marlorie Woods, Waller Wriohl, Joan Kirberger, Joan Jorgensen. 77 'lllla' f1'1lI'.Sil1'llNlll1'S0l. lllv 'X Napa-lla Clmir. nnalvr lln- allra-vllarn all 'Nllss lla-li-n lxl'1-lsiligie-r'. i aw 5 as Ne- liawa- lua-a-n many anal vzlria-al. During ll1a'lfln'isI- -B ' mas SUHSUII tllvy pn! on an inspiring prograln for an assi-rnlnlx. anal sang for lln'Sawamplililislsgrampal A All llla' Olullpia' llula'l. llla' NU55 KRETSINGER l'niwa-rsily R1llill'lilllS all llla' Xlvuny llarl1'l.zlllal,lullll llay liruala' Sl'llUlll. 'l'l1a- lliglmaylrlalif' an Villllkllil lay Nlarla 'hlHll'1'WSlP2lSl'llIIINIIIllll'l-kllll0llSII1N'Illll, Xll'ra'al Noyvs. NilSlDl'l'Sl'lll4'1l for Ilia- May l llli nssannlrly will: solos lrj ,losvv livrglnnal anal llisiglil Uns- l2ll'SUIl. On May llllli Ilia- 1'll0lI'.l0lll'Il1'P1'll lan l an'l l.zuslamn lan pi'rlan'ln lan' lln' sarlalivrs. Ks is its ya-arly ll'iilllll0lI. llla' a'l1anr sung lan' Ilia' VIblllllll'Il1'1'llll'lll. '-AND me ANGELS SANGJ' ll illis lwnia-If 'lmsdiif , 4 'Q W X ' M A, V QA, ff ,N , H , , A rg , x PM , f ,, jfsx 5 .,,.-. .,.: q,,V, Q an ' 3' - . 5 me as ': 1 1 ' W4 Q ' - ,-: - aww. 4. , MN ii T Q E , f 'Www imma B ' - l - - 7 X N, N ' il- 'ln .. ' 1 Q .IL ' . . Bob Alexander, Belly Anderson, Carolrose Berg, Joyce Berglund, Barbara Brace, Barbara Brand, Don Brazier, joan Browne, Avis Carlson, Oliver Chapple, Dicls Clark , Dick Cochran, Mary Ellen Cole, Anna Diamond, Willa Dodge, Theda Eldrader, Barbara Forbes, Beverly jriesen, Gloria juga, Wilma Grobe, Dwight Gustafson, Nan Houghan, Bill Hursi, Dale Keller, joan Kirberger, Bill Knechlel, Willis Koniclc, Donn Larson, Bob Lezin, Bob MacDougal, john McMulIin, Doilie Mace, Shirley Morander, Virginia Miller Don Milligan, Margaret Moore Marjorie Morrill, Joan Nelson, Phyllis Peterson, Beiiy May Rapori, Myrna Rose, Joy Sherwin, Doug Sunde, Chick Tabii, Mary llhomason, Nancy Thompson, Herberl Wallry, Pat Woll. 78 ...X P. T. A. DANCE COMMITTEE Front Row-Bob Alexander, Mary Lou Williamson, Joanne Kirkman, Gus Gustaleos. Back Row-Lowell Knutson, Don Brazier, Jim Cook, Debby Stone. l 1 4 2 l 5 COUNCIL WORKERS Left to Right-Betty Moore, June Erickson. X , J? E 1 2..' I 1 t K Z., - .,,.., -' wwe .- . I BUSINESS STAFF First Row-Left to Right: Dorothy Hughes, Louise Hovey, Willa Dodge. Second Row-Irving Molson, Duane Bloomstrom, Mr. Arsanto. 79 I x'r'l' Im UN. .... XIIIII 'I'IINO'I' FRIDAY NIGI'IT'5 CAST HRAMSHACKLE INN HRAMSHACKLE INN by George Baison by George Balson presented by presenled by Queen Anne High School Queen Anne High School IVIIIIIIN NIIIIII S HIST SXTIIIIIJXY NIl'lI'I S HIST . .',l'l'I1Y Ilurlin 'I I'UN .... . . .fNII'l'l' lflulpplr' . . . . . .fllvnn lfrwvlfc' 'hlllll 'I'IlN0'I' . . . . . 'PIII Illlfllll-Y me Iimplcns. . ...... II ilmu llrolw ,lowzlc Iimzlclcs .... . ,lqw-4' lfvrgluml Ilflliillfil' l,umlu'w'r NI KNIIC I,IIlI.I.II'S .... . . . Nunvi Harrison uw: I,IIlI.I.II'h fU'NS'I'XIII,I-1 S IIl1l.lNm I NIXI.I... . . . . . ,Inlm Srhuulf 'ln nr, .............. livlllv Iluhv Iflllllifl IHNINIHIJHIIIC I,l 1:11 s 'I'mwr1n. . I XII. III hI.IllI'I Iwslllfn Iln. 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Hmllujx' lfurlwllv As thi- days for thc' pvrformancv of thc- Si-nior Play clrvw alarmingly m-ar, S4-alllv was grippml in the throes of thv big snow, and for a momvnl il was thought that lln' play would havv to bv postponvd. llowvvvr, in thv Iflll' lramlilion of thv llll'iiU'I'., which says, Wlllll' show must go ouf, Hlialllsllacklq' lun was pr1's1'ill1'1l on its rvgularly scllmllllc-4l rlalvs, Novvmhcr 22 and 23. ,loan Nvlson as Sc-nior Director, and Virginia Callison as ,lunior lilirc-vtor llvallvcl lhv production staffg propvrty managvrs wcrv Shirlvy Davis, l'hyllis P4-t4-rson, Clhv hlomlvl, and Vvsla lfijdv. is for voavhing, well, tlwrffll nvvvr hc anothcr Miss Ululvn. . -. lf .v . as X suunou Nlsnrs cnsr 81 Zami 'lllrv lvunrlis rlluifrlvlir' s riril rrmn vlvrl llll' luurl zrnrl lusts XVHI'l'l'l1'S0lillll'l,ll4'l'll 'LIIII1' P' l l l . 1 slnrlr-nl lmrly ul pr-In assi-rnlnlie-s anal llmtlmll garnvs this yr-ar. llnrs nraking lln- lmnrl une- ul' ilu' rnuin lllSlDll'illl4lllill 1'1'r1lr'rsol'llrr' S1'll00l. 'l'llr- nu-rnln-rs ul' lln- lnzrnrl. rr-splr-nrlr-ril in llwir lll2lI'00ll unrl nrarigv nnilorrns. lr-nl lmr-lxlmrw unrl stzrrnirm lu llw Qu:-4-n .flnrw I'llC'1'I'lIl!j sr-vlion rlnring ilu- llmtlvall svasnrr. 'I'lu- lmnrl In-lps lu r'r'1-zrlv sr-Iuml spirit. lnwmvirlg lllzll lll1'Slll1l1'Ill!-2ill'l'lN'lIlIl4l llivir tvzrrn 0ll1'lllIIllll'I'1l pr-r va-nl. NlllUI'lUH1'.llilllSy1'ill'lll1'll2lIl1lllilS again invigoralr-rl lln' slnrlvnl lmrly unrl In-Ipr-rl sr-nrl Que-vrl Xnnv un lo rnuny xir'lor'ir-s. - ,A 1xl Row Kiel! lo righll: Frank Green, Lois Langley, john Schaak, Qnd Row: Gordon Pearson, Steven DeForest, Douglas DeFaresr, Norman Erickson, Valerie Ball, Don Miller, Byrl Freisen, Norman Henderson, Dole Keller, 3rd Row: Eileen Dainard, Gordon Smiih, Mack Norton, Bill Pererson, Don Milligan, Bill Hill, Dove Noble, Sranlay Henderson, Warren Helgerson, Jim Landweer, 4lh Row: Bill Hursl, Eric Fonkolsrud, Larry Mitchell, Bill Traub, jim Cooper, Lloyd Bush, Nick Turlnmell, Bill Knight, Gene Perraulr, Harold Ouinbv, George Erickson. I 82 0 'l'll1' 0l't'll4'Sll'2iAS llklflllltlly Sfllllt0llZ1'S tlli' spirit 0llllllI1't'll AIIIIP. llarrnonj . a ll1't'1'SSill'y part ol' any Slll't't'SSl'lllly organim-rl school, is tllal lavtor wllivli vnalrlvs a svliool to forgi- alivarl. no rnaltvr liow grvat tln' orlils. 'l'llv rnusiv, whit-li lln' 0l't'llt'HlI'il play-il so alnly tliis yvar. was stirring anal lwantilul. anrl was l'Ilj0fl'll ln stuilvnts anil lt'il1'll1'l'5 alilw. llir'1'i't4'1l lry Norman li. W1-lily. llu' 0I'l'llt'Sl.I'2i playful for lllllll1'l'0lIS parvnts aml alumni who wvrv prvsvnt at liln- S4-nior Play anil Kapvrs. 'l'lw IIl4'IIllN'I'S Ol-lll1'0l't'llt'Sll'2l will look ltavlg on this yi-ar's work anrl pvrlorrnamw-s anrl lw inspiri-rl to gri-alvr goals anrl ill'lll1'Vt'lll1'lllH. Violins-1st Row: Patricia McCarthy, Gloria Greenfield, Donna Walsh, John Flanigan, jewell Krueger, Cynthia Craig, Lois Dainard, 2nd Row: Barbara johnson Dwight Gustolson, Patricia Cardwell, Chas. Cummings, Keith French, Pat Lowman, Virginia Popwellf 3rd Row: Diane Hebblethwaite, Ted McKrill, Mildred Hursti Trombone-Larry Mitchel. Trumpet-Byrl Freisen. Grouped around Piano-Betty Hensky, Marcia Ritter, Karla O'Berry, Lois Langley, Suzanne Clough. French Horns-Patty Broolrs, Valerie Ball, Flute-Angie Fuhriman. Cello-,lean Greenlield. Viola-Beverly Hughes. Clarinet:-Mack Norton, Lee Montieth, Annaiean Hansberry. 83 K rr. ,fm xl'!? , r The IQ47 Kapers, Foto Follies, developed into a snappy production. Yes, the show really elieked. l'artly responsible for its sueeess were the senior direetors ,loan Kirberger and Betty May liaport, under the able supervision of lVlr. Norman Webb. Assisting were Gene 'l'rc-xler, ,lay Bean, l,e Hoy Winter and Phyllis Petersen. The theme of the presentalion was earried by grandma and grandpa reminiseeneing through a high sehool annual. Slides were projected on the sereen before the aets came to life. Some ol' the outstanding acts were 'l'immie's lee Froliesf' Manhattan Nlagief' Kirbi's Kubansf' The Sugar Bowl and the comedy team of l.ynn Brown and Pat M urphy. KF 84 SENIOR PIN COMM I'l l'EE 'ls..,.f Front Row: GII Sollbalnlse, Dot Goff, Joanne Kirlrman, Patty Sykes. Standing: Carol Miller, Barbara Rhodes, Dot Morgan. OFFICE FORCE DEBATE TEAM Herbert Reed, Bill Rlchstad, Harold Corbett, larry Martin, Charles Custer, janet Mercer A6 1st Row-Ann Adslsirn, Neva Crane, Barbara Hord. 2nd Row-Clarlce Burns, jovce Hig- gins, Charlotte Holmes, Joan Hel- dlnaer, Sandy Hunt. 86 . my 1sl Row: Don Kiser, Bob Hale, Chuck Hall, Dick Kenbolc, Gregory Marlin, Dick Smilh, Jim Phillips, Don Lolquisl, Dick McMurlrie, ind Row: Dean Peterson, Troy McCracken, jim Simmons, Jim Coolr, ,lim McGovern, 3rd Row: John Kennelly, Bob Clough, Jim Smith, Gene Trexler, George Walker, Bob Patron, Bob Alexander, Herb Shinnf 4th Row: Harry Knoll, Darrel Woolxey, jim Baird, Bill Repir, Gus Kostakos, Gene Grant, jim Furber, Dick Morgan. ATTENDANCE FORCE ' e ' wyfwf ' E . 1 . Y Ardene McGuire, joan Bowman, Robena Whalen, Ann McClennon, Mary Corrigan, Mary Carrigan, Jean White, Donna Schilfner, Beverly Bromley, Jeanne Drew, Mary Lou - Isaacson, Norma Jean Coombs, y Marian Colman. J., - ,W ffj of 87 . Q I ,,. .4- 3 0 1 -.-..- ...,,..., .,a.-5.43-Ai 3 MM- 4 ..- 3 be 51: - , a nv- 8 Q pc, ,.-A -, .1 i F' 9 'K' I 07 if A vw W 1 'f' JN ' ,' 'W X, a X' J lr 1st Row: Walter Boos, Melvin Moehrlng, johnny Schaeffer, Bill Knight, Bruce King, Jack King, joe Cooper, Harold Lesceutta, Herbert Wilkes, Mr, Elanderf 2nd Row: Larry Murphy, jim Klobuclier, Chuck Geiser, Mel Schmitt, 3rd Row: Dave McKinley, Dale Deller, Drew Miller, 4th Row: Keith Jackson, Gordon Pearson, Earl Fleehart, Robert Olson, 5th Row: Bill Clark, King Katz, Glenn Werner, Dick Cameron, Bill Arnold, Harold Sankey, Dick Elander, LeRoy Winter, Dick Dochron. aa!! -vw-.-Q. 1st Row: Ruth Simon, Betty May Raoort, Barbara Ackerman, Carol Miller, 2nd Row: joan Campion, Anabel Powell, Arlys Hendrickson, Helen Sims, Betty Ann Nordstrom, George Walker, 3rd Row: Gloria Graham, Dorothy Hughs, Karen Edia, Nanci Harrison, Phyllis Peterson, 4th Row: Willis Konick, Irvin Matson, Duane Bloomstrome, Pete Belshaw, John Schalier, Bill Knight. Absent: Bonnie McClintock. 88 7402146 W'-Z in 3 if K f J Y L 2 Q 9 if ' r aim it time Q q A A Q -K , .IRT ..., .llffi if .... lf' - f at -n is F . ,255 A ... blew ,Y ' Qf it' A . e W 3 ' D 1 V J 'A wg , ,rem Q A 6 f e f , 3222 F X U.. ,V 'Q . ,iv . iw. .,.. Z Y-- - ,wma ,.,. N ily ,gee ,jyfg xg .qw 1,35 ' A: ans EMM, Q , ., :if xg' YJ QP VW ss,,l,,7.. r un to an . . Q, sr.. r, 'P i l ll - l F in M . ,,.:..i , ,S . 3 W l A i l A x 1 1 3 , r .. . l K 7 l ,l l S L i ul , K ' ' 'wig' S ' , ' Y M - M5 K 'g QQQV 1 . ' k 4. 4- ,s l A ,H Q V ix, - new 5 5 W . VW? W Efml f 4 Y 1 f- , , A 5 gg, b , his or S Q M of me Lee Amundson, Jim Barnett, Allen Bell, Bob Bergere, Don Brazier, Clyde Cherbera, Jack Chidgey, Don Doran, Walt Fawver, Art Gollofon, Harold Harmon Ran ' ' ' ' G d M Q Ka Hermes, Harry Hunt, Kurt Jacobsen, Wayne jones, Bob Knutson, Lowell Knutson, Bob Larala, Donn Larson, Jim Lmdor, jerry Martin, or y c ueen y d M P t R'd Don Ridge, Darrell Schultz, Bud Sears, Mac Smith, Doug Sunde, jimmy Suzulre, Sig Thorson Paul Metcalf, Allen Miller, Rod Orth, Richar organ, a r ean, Whitcomb, Robin Williamson, Doug Wilson, Tom Wilson, Bruce Wolgelnuth. 77Zaagae sq, J.: elsif- 1 ,XE wi - A 5 1st Row: Jerry Martin, Jack Green, Pat Murphy, Pat Ridean, jimmy Baird, Fred Degler, Rodney Burnette, End Row: Mariorie Landweer, Margaret Guice Carol ' - 3 d R . K E d Berg, Wilma Globe, Joyce Berglund, Pete McCarthy, Helen Sims, Miss Ulrden, Duane Bloomstrom, Nancey Thompson, Betty May Raport, r ow- aren 1 e Nanci Harrison, Virglnia Callison, Joan Nelson, Eloise Snyder, Oliver Chapple, John Schaalr. 89 g if XX Q :ix KXWEXXXL Wm X ?WNgNxxx SN fy Xxx x gxx W 2 nf xx N 55 fx f 1,1 :Q u . xg 79 Q I Vx, - w Q 3 f A1 G, ,Z f f f 5 A ' ll jf! 0 X RK Wimg f f 4 , f NX , s X, ' X X 1 , f 7 f f 1 4 l ll ,U r 90 J 159, 'NNW if-if ff 1 I QW: 1 5 JN' H . -2, t lzn I1 yw 63 3 ' .. 5 1 4 X Q1-1.-1 - . i- 111- - ii.,-211,-fl --wg-- 1 rc! ,Ll Q' l V Lil' 'Mp W. av L? I Ziff if fly' 1 A f if M ffl, X JL by AAL' if yffljw ffvfxyyiff Af iffy! M 41 ' f W , Cap f L 91 X 6 CQEG: IL. J xi 4 ff , H Rf WW ,: '1 kd. Appealing . Umm, 9003 Snow-maiden 1 The Inn 7 ff 1 A HUM Whafll I do? --Thru Rose-colored glasses Hsuddiesu arry E rmibldi-wi Snow wet? i Yippggb 7 V Men of tomorrow 4? Having Fun ? avg .VEWM Wi z. frm Q or . A ,M 4'-. W , w !'BL- Sportsman-1947 -fr-N-: f?f i .Burla- 'ffr' '-5 9' 1 ' ,R .. Whis!le While You Work 1N1 v r '9iAY'! 'f - x W . 5 y ' arf Q. Y ' , Q- .pw ' G. -ro H ...M t. -H-M 1 , Q 8'5 mg, - 3 y I 2 .41 Let I! Snow B, 'QW so f ' of W X.... , .,.. V,,:x,V. A X M 'f ---- A A Mary and Faye The Chidgey Krds '- Betty May and Joanne Josie 8008 A , ski Pglg Glamour Sophomore Rowdles ' wi. The Athletic Type Y! Gene ,h WMI'-Q, W We, Four Memories Bronze-Glow g ' Glamour shot Run Sheep Run Bythe se, Lost Week end Look pretty ' The Boys --at a tender age Yesterdays I- Flasky Srms E - r K yi an 5 1 ' 4M-W t June Harville if 'R Q m ,E 5 5 Q r . X 'ta' 'f L - - , :JW ' ' - xv, wa A-J -Wh ,Li Wm' M-5 ja ggi M .. .re Q sw Qi Q. Mar Jane Tiern . r T A ' ' T7 '!' V 1 R 5 w i y ey ,. , , , ie 1 ,re . K xv H A , , I Q xg- Q 1 may ' ,Jr lr' awk, zz .. af 'E ,..f..,- . Aw! 1 : - 1-1 Y g k , x N F' .T ' r .:: . .Q .-A, an . N , A 5 Pele McCarthy and Pal Bruce Wolgemuth Rollin and Doris Newton 5 1' IX F lab- .'. A An Riches cam: Miner ,A Q .ii er- x 1 , Y- 'r f M W. , 5 fb 4, 3 Cnarfotte Newton I' 1 I 4, ff., A Jeanne Drew Barbara Woolfall Phyliss Pmrggn Barbara Hord my pawn I Colleen Galy will Dick Smith bane: snuuz Nanci Harrison Pele MCCGHHY ,l,..... lung, Joan Dennis Clyde clltflwff pat Faigh Vmme Park Barbara Cammann Marilyn and Marjie Gloria Houck Nimilz and Halsey Palsie Kelly -Wall Lee Uvdie Mudtell 3 Q M1 Q1 wwf' c I K fcfi-af! ju. Af, ,.. YIM! 1fu.rQ U A U A,,f,,, ,,,4,,,rv1m4 1 If rf Ljfx f f au' 55 WP 1' W5 fruqgggggqf ,. . ,E 5 W x 1 5, l X-G-2 7 ? , AV Q Cum 6 V U S L AX, ' , XJ -J 100 X QL? Q ' 1 A , FQDX X ko X X t 9 QQDN fxxx ' 7 Xfklig X 1 pg! I K , ,N ? RQ EERE. , 7 if .A x - fi 59 l7 Spam maize wa 11' COACH NOIMILE COACH CLARK Win or lose-, llll'yll'1' always llll'l'1'Z 'lil thc' linal gun sounds and tliv lilSl. whistle' lllnws. Always willing, ilu-y'r1' rc-afly lo yi-ll and svrvani lnuflvr, to lu-lp lln- lvanl to light hardvr. Gravvl-vuivvil, asln-sins-tllrnatml, squirming and vavnrling, willing and loyal, lllat's our Yvll vllfxillll. iii AA? - D 102 Leh to Right--PAT RIDEAN, RON DAVIS, BOB ALEXANDER, jlM BAIRD, DICK COCHRAN. COACII LEWIS COACH FISCUS 'l'hey're the guys that always sit on the bench, yet are as much a part of the team as any pitcher or halfback. Ready to give encouragement when the going gets tough, sharing with the teams their victories, their losses, always in there pitching, if only in spirit. 'l'hey're the team managers. Flon! Row-DWIGHT GUSTAFSON, CHARLES KIER, RICHARD MORGAN, DON BRAZIER. ' Socond Row-CLYDE CHERBERG, LEE HORN, DREW MILLER, JIM COPE- LAND. Absent-MIKE JARED. 103 5 L2 QQ? W :NN E H, 6H 6 cwve ' 3' , 3-:ff 'lf' 'W' if 5' 3 . 1 , I - H. HUNT mm nga .F 1. fi, ' P we -J P M 7' Q W ' H apblb , , PL .l QQ X G iff t i ii.: XX K W. , '. ' Z ,3 z.,-.2 3' vs S5 X 232255 5, X .. -I az N We W-.-.....-y.-.--.. M .. ,N ,. FIM Row-ASSISTANT COACH RAY NORMILE, BILL GIFFORD, GUS KOSTAKOS, TROY McCRACKEN, JIM CHIDGEY, DON DORAN, COACH DICK CLARK. Second Row-DON LOFOUIST, PAUL WHITCOMB, LOWELL KNUTSON, HERB SHINN, DREW MILLER, DON LARSON, BOB LuJALA, CHUCK GEISER. Thlrd Row-JIM PHILLIPS, LEE AMUNDSON, TOM HARDIN, HARRY HUNT, BOB HALL, WAYNE PARSONS, HAROLD HARMON, GENE TREXLER, ROBERT AMES, DICK CAMERON, CLYDE CHERBERG. QUIIN ANN! 12-ROOSIVILT 0 The spunky Grizzlies opened their season by dumping the heavy Teddy eleven 12-0. After a slow start, the Kuays scored twice in the second quarter. Lowell Knutson and Lee Amundson led the team in this gameg Lowell suffered a shoulder injury late in the game and was lost for the SEHSOII. QUIIN ANNE 6-BALLARD O Despite the costly loss of Knutson, the Hilltoppers made it-two in a row. Three newcomers helped the Kuay cause in this game. Halfback Don Doran and fullback Donn Larson from Broadway, and halfback Bill Storie from Stadium of Tacoma made their new alma mater proud of them in this tough tussle. Storie galloped 47 yards for the only touchdown of the afternoon. QUIIN ANNI 24-CLIVILAND 0 Queen Anne was too strong for the gallant Eagles and the Kuays smashed to a 24-0 triumph. Bob Lajala played a superb game intercepting 3 Eagle passes and also looking good on offense. 106 QUEEN ANNE I3-WEST SEATTLE 0 The shadows had fallen over the West Seattle Bowl, and the Field Judge's gun was in his hand when the determined Grizzlies finally came to life to score twice in the last two minutes of play. Outstanding in this 13-0 triumph were Paul Whitcomb, Tom Hardin, Don Doran and Lee Amundson. QUEEN ANNE 0-GARFIELD 0 The Grizzlies battled to a 0-0 tie with the Bulldogs. The injury-riddled Grizzlies played good ball but couldn't master the punch to capitalize on numerous scoring opportunities. Guards Harry Hunt and Jim Chidgey worried Pup backs all day as their stirring line play brought many a fan to his feet. QUEEN ANNE 0-FRANKLIN 6 The hard-hitting Quakers handed the Hilltoppers their only defeat of the season as the Grizzly was stopped cold. The Kuays played gallantly, and Gus Kostakos was especially outstanding. QUEEN ANNE 'I3-LINCOLN 12 The Kuays finished in a blaze of glory, stopping the mighty Lincoln Lynx to the tune of 13-12. The whole Grizzly eleven was marvelous as they showed Coach Nollan, Eddie Colman, Elbie Beamer and the rest who the real champions were. Two long gainers caught the Lynx asleep in the fourth quarter and the Grizzlies overcame a 12-6 deficit to win. 107 eccwwl W Nc. M of - jk . JL L 1 T - I ' LOG 'ily ,ya . - . ,, . X f gk 91- gl 'N Ou - nl, Du ' Qi: t lin W L - .,1Y 4S- . Aa .nun Q, ri ni 1 l Fin! Row-MAURICE WAITT, ART GOLLO , , , DON PIERSON. Second Row-HEROSHI SUZUKI, KEN RYCKMAN, ED KYLONEN, WALT FAWVER, HAROLD LESCHUITTA, BOB KNUTSON, JIM LINDOR, CHARLES KEIR. Third Row-JACK URNER, RAN H FON, RUSS OSBORN, GORDY McOUEEN TOM WILSON JIM SUZUKI GOR ENNES, WARREN HELGERSON, DICK SMITH, R. C. WHALEN, JOHN KENNELLY, DAVE McKlNLEY. Undcr thc cflicicnt coaching of Ray NOI'Illil1', thc Kuay sub-varsity' clcvcn linishcd up thc season with a rccord of four wins, two Iosscs and om- lic thc tic lu-ing with thc championship Ballard tcanl. Showing plcnly ol' promisc, thc hoys who will graduate- from this squad to Ihc varsity llvxl scasou ought to pack plcnty of punch for thc '48 Grizzlics. Outstanding on thc squad wcrc such hoys as Bill Gifford, Chuck Cciscr, Art Gollofon, llrcw Miller, Davc Nlcliinlcy, .lack Urncr, Pat lVlaciVlahan and Warrcn llclgcrson. Scvcral of thcsc saw cnough action lo hc awardcd lirsl le-ani lcllcrs and should carn starting ln-rlhs ncxl ycar. 108 W A -A uf is We t ,MW .. , Z W, MN4.f.,.4Mm,, . st.,,.,..ae 5 M A M W ' f , ,K W . , . 4 . K ' First Row-JIM PRIVAT, PHIL GREY, BUD BURRELL, DON HOFFMAN, JACK ROSE, BOB GARVIN, JIM ROTHUS, BOB WAITT, JOE FERLUGA Second Row-DICK TRACY, RON OMSHITTE, DICK GILBERT, BEN NOBLE, RODNEY DARRNELL, BOB KALOR, JIM McGOVERN, CHUCK DUNSHIRE BILL PATTISON. Third Row-BILL DAYMAN, BILL KREGLOW, JACK FRITZ, MELVIN MATHUS, KEN PUGMIRE, GLENN WERNER, JOHN SHARP MORT HANSON JIM CHIN, JOE KOLMER, KURT JACOBSON, ROLAND CORNELIUS, ROY BATHUM, BOB BERGERE. The Kuay third team, held back by numerous injuries, Iinisheal a fairly successful season in fine style with a win over the Franklin Quakers at Howe Field. Coached by Bill Tooler Briggs, alumnus of '45, the Kuay scrubs were sparked by such soph and frosh players as Bob Garvin, Bob Bergere, Hoy Bathum, Glen Werner, ,Joe Kolmer and Kurt ,Jacob- son. The hours of work and sweat these boys put in every school day during the season are necessary if they want to elevate themselves to the first team when they become Juniors and Seniors. Although the varsity squad is their goal, in the coming years they will look back with an air of nostalgia upon the days they spent on the third team. 109 dw! mm 3 nw, I -..-..., Fin! Row-CARL RAMBERG, BOB KNUTSON, BOB LAJALA, LOWELL KNUTSON, ROD ORTH. Second Row-DWIGHT GUSTAFSON, MGR., BILL KNIGHT, DEAN PETERSON, LEE AMUNDSON, BRUCE WOLGEMUTH, DREW MILLER, MGR., COACH RAY NORMILE. QUEEN ANNE 36-FRANKLIN 32 GARFIELD 56-QUEEN ANNE 41 'l'h4' Grizzly lmslu-llmll op:-in-nl the-ir 'IT sn-ason hy 1-nlging 'xllllilllgll llu-y wi-rv In-hinul only six points al lhv 1-nil of lhv Franklin Quake-rs in an ovvrlinu- lhrillz-r in tha- soulh lhv first half, lhm- Kuays voul4ln'l kv:-p tlu- fast pam- as lhv 4-nel gym. .lusl as llu- gun sounala-nl. U1-orgv Taylor li:-il llu' Hullrlogs slvaelily pullvxl away. All-City ,lark Young lml lhe' svore- for lhv Qualu-rs hy hilling a lnaslwl from mill-vourl. liasl-sialvrs with 23 points whilv Nmunilson anal RillIllN'l g llul lhv llrizzlie-s look il from llu-rv in llu- 4-xlra pn-rioil lo lblllllllillll'l1'V1'lll.Ul'llll'l:I'lZZll1'S. Illillxi' fiozwh NlbF!lllll'.S llvlnul a slu'1'i-ssful ouv. QUEEN ANNE 60-BALLARD 40 uncom 40-ousm ANNE 31 , A w , D 9xl'lIllll'lll:1 a re-pulalion of lH'lllg llu' lllIIll'1'llll'lilllI1' l1'ilIlI of Dropping a poorly plays-il ganna- Io llu- Lynx. lhc- Kuayis lhv lm-aguv. llu' H1-ars 5lHllgllll'l'4'll lhv Sl1ingl1'w1-avi-rs in thi' rvvorsl was vsvlu-ul al our win anal our loss. Carl liainlu-rg llilllop4'll1-vs:-lnox. ,Xgain il was 'XIIIIIIIIISIHI who sparlu-il ilu' I4-fl lhv Urizzls svorvrs ln elro r niulf in nim- mints. Kuav vivlorv, this limi- luv alum ninfv in ninm-lm-n xoinls. . . ll n- . . . l r- QUEEN ANNE 50-WEST SEATTLE 40 QUEEN ANNE 51-CLEVELAND 30 Sparks-el hy lanky I.:-lanel hnunnlson who ran wilnl lo svorv llilliug llu' hoop from all angle-s. llu' Kuays look:-nl sharp Ill rounh-rs. llu- llillloppvrs si-alpe-sl lhn- We-sl S1-alllv lnilians in lrounving llu- lighting Nagle-s. Mnunclson :now-il into tha- on llu- wvsl sich' iloor. Sli-w Swift I4-il llu' warriors lay sinking le-aguv scoring ram' lay illlllllllllg in se-vc'ill4'vl1 points. Klarl I5 roinls. llamlwr 1 rlavvnl his usual vonsislvnl Hanna' for llu' llilllo 1 me-rs. I . r- l I 110 QUEEN ANNE 53-FRANKLIN 22 'Kftvr luarvly vtlgiug tht- Quake-rs in tlu-ir opt-nm-r, the- Kuays SlIlklSlU'll tht- Franklin squad in the' first gamv of thc- st-cond round. Nmundson and Ri-lfIlllt'l'g svorvd 1-nough points hvtwe-On thvm to win: tlw formvr nt-tting l5. and tlu- lattvr, I6. The vivtory was tht- third straight for tht- llilltoppvrs and put thvm in a tim- for svvmnl in tlu- vity standings. QUEEN ANNE 'I6-LINCOLN 27 Playing th:-ir poore-st ganw ol' thc- yvar, tht' llrizzlim-s had strivtly an off day in In-ing lwatvn hy tht- Lynx. It was just a lnattvr of which ti-am plays-d thx- worst, as lroth squads had sloppy hall handling and poor shooting. QUEEN ANNE 49-WEST SEATTLE 29 Nftvr gctting off to a slow start., tht- Urizzlivs wvrt' vivtorious over thi- Indians. liarl liarnln-rg paced tht' llilltop win hy dumping in I3 vountl-rs whilt- Ste-w Swift was dynamite' for the- NX vst-sidvrs oncv again as hv svorvd IS. QUEEN ANNE 36--GARFIELD 38 llroppiugarvallu'artlrr1'akc'rtothv Bulldogs, tht' Kuaj s lwt the-ir 4-ast-sidv oppont-nts for tlirc-1-tpiartt-rs. Lvland fhnundson play:-d tht- ln-sl ganu' of his carvt-r hy loading an inspired Grizzly live- with I8 points. QUEEN ANNE 34-BALLARD 32 Xrriving loo late- to haw' any prt--gainv warmup. tht- lxuays wvrs' almost droppc-d hy tht' lighting Bvavvrs ln-hind hy two points. W ith te-n svt-oiuls to go. Lowa-ll Knutson sank an almost impossihlv shot to st-nd ilu' gamt- into ou-rtimv. U1-an Pm-tt-rson playt-d good lmll at tht- pivot post for the Ililltoppt-rs and lt-fl thv st-ora-rs with twm-lvv points. QUEEN ANNE 64-CLEVELAND 38 ln thvir linal regular game- of tht- st-ason, tln- liuays rollm-d to an easy victory ovf-r the wiule-as Eagles. 'l'In- victory pullt-d the Bears into a tit' for third in tht- linal standings and qualilivd thvm for thf' city playoff at tht- l'. of NX . Pavilion. QUEEN ANNE 39-LINCOLN 20 Lt-tl hy lirc-hall guard Rod Urth, a nc-wcolm-r to thx- Kuay lineup who dumped in shots from all anglvs to st-ort' twa-lvv points, thc llilltop casaha live' took 0Vt'I'lIll1llSpIllt'4l pos:-11-ssion of third placf' from an twt-rt-onlidvnt Lincoln aggrc-gation. 'l'ha- Lynx had twit-9 hvforv lwatvn tht- liuays in tht- rc-gular sm-uson gamvs. J' if 30,5 Q Ba W4 ' ' 4 awk Qs' W 4 eww! aabetfaff I If 0 f. f Fim Row-HAROLD LESCHIUTTA, BOB KNUTSON, ERNEST CALDWELL. Second Row-DON KIRBEL, MGR,, BILL KNIGHT, BILL ARNOLD, FORREST SMITH, KING KATZ, HARLIN KAHLER, MGR. ,, . . . . . -. . IIlI'IlIIl:j Ill il IIUIII'-I00-IIll'Il'1'SSIN1' IIIHII rvq-m'1I UI Ilvv wins HIIII svxvn Iussvs. IIN- IJIIUUII xlllll' Hubs sIum1-sI smnv Imlvlllizllilivs for an I-ZIII' Il'illll nvxl yvar. II1'I'0l'l'4'4I In as III1' H0l'lIIlRlllM svluzul ul' IIN- svluml. III4- Subs xwrv umlvr IIH' llll4n'sIlIp of Il4'al4I 1'ozu'Il NUFIIIIII' In Illvir Imnln' QEIIIIUS zmsl xs4'l'1-1Iil'n-1'I1-4I Ivy ussiwlunl 1'mu'I1 lllark in IIl1'il' xisilingg 3lllJt'2lI'2lII1'l'5. II2 Q A fter winning their opener from Franklin, the Subs lost to the Lincoln squad, but eame right baek to thoroughly trounee the West Seattle Indians. 'l'he llilltoppers finished the first round by losing three straight verdiets to the Garfield Bulldogs, the Ballard Beavers and an inspired Cleveland lfagle aggregation. Upening the seeond round, the Grizzlies sank Franklin onee again and lost to the Lynx in the seeond half. Upsetting the Garfield Bulldogs after giving the West Seattle Indians their seeond defeat by the Kuays, the seeond's winning streak was halted by the Ballard shingleweavers. ln their last game of the year, the Kuays showed the best that they had all season in dropping a close eueounter to a varsity-fortified Cleveland squad. Not winning any games during the regular season. the liagle first team barely edged the fighting Kuay seeonds. .N remarkable fact was that the Subs lost most of their defeats by less than five points, which with a regular eoaeh eould have probably been turned into vietories for the Orange and Maroon. 113 2 -L-W ? -..-...-4.W........,..v....,.,....-.......,.. ., . at ,M tt, 'Q - W. .. . fi, fiat , sv X- . . . . ' ff: A' Q 'L ' 'Winn :Ir X ' V- ' . fe. .. ' , H m . - 5--A-'I'--V' jf. . 2:34-'i5i!S . iff' i'M'f'f,5 A , '- ' . 951. Q if - .3 1 gg? .R N A 'A V, . M .X , W .. . v, , ., ,, ,.,, :f.I,,., , . - A, . W -- ' 2 lf A , x ' V 1, .,.: , , ,Q S I, 'A 7 ff- R 4195 ifhfgilgiifjwf V I - 1,,Qffwi2fi'Q- ' I .gi Q, it .-'-ig, Y in . ' 1 I. M -q.wr.ME'f4'1wse,a,1 , 9 - Q- R Kneeling-BOB WAITT, MGR., JOE FRELUGA, MGR., MIKE DEDERER, SCORER. Front Row-NEIL FREDRICKSEN, DREW MILLER, MEL JOHNSON, GENE GRANT, CLYDE CHERBERG, DICK CLARK, ARTIE GOLLOFON, BILL LQGREID, GUS KOSTAKOS. Second Row-BOB KNUTSON, LEE AMUNDSON, CARL RAMBERG, HERB SMILEY, DICK SMITH, KURT JACOBSON, JIM ROTHAUS, WAYNE PARSONS JIM McGOVERN, RICHARD KIER, MGR. weakened 1-onsiderahly by the loss of veterans through graduation and injuries. tht- Grizzly diamond squad sank deep into the sem-ond division, with one win and six losses. Im-xperieuee proved costly to the Kuay cause in several games, as errors and unearned runs were often the margin of difference. GARFIELD 6-QUEEN ANNE 3 Although tiny Dick Clark pitched a beautiful four-hitter, a home run by .l. R. Savage in the third inning with the bases loaded was too much for the Kuays as they dropped their first game of the season. FRANKLIN 4-QUEEN ANNE 3 While Bob Lajala was striking out ten, the Kuay infield defeated his efforts with seven errors, and the Quakers slipped by the Grizzlies four to three. 114 sung. LINCOLN 12-QUEEN ANNE 3 Scoring three runs in the first and five more in the second, the .Lincoln Lynx completely outclassed the Hilltoppers as they handed the Kuays their third setback. lllllln 1-QUEEN ANNE 3 Coming from behind in the second inning with a three-run outburst., the Grizzlies went on to take their only victory to date. CLEVELAND 1-QUEEN ANNE 2 Punching across seven big runs in the fifth inning, the Eagles handed the Grizzlies their fourth setback in five starts. Little Jim Foley, a converted shortstop, hand- cuffed the Hilltoppers, giving up only three hits. IOOSIVILT 'I-QUIIN ANNE 0 In a tight pitching duel between Bob Moen and Bob Lajala, the Teddies edged the Kuays by a single run. At the time of this writing, Bob Lajala, the only Kuay hurler to win a game, has been put on the injured list for the remainder of the season. With their ace moundsman out for the year, hopes for a first-division team are not high. H5 LAJALA TRYING TO PICK ONE OFF AT HOME V' MEL ROUNDS THIRD THE THREE AND TWO COUNT ,Q I WJ' I Y , 'ff fn, LM, 191 Row: JIM FURBER, WALT HAGG MA-1, DICK McMURTRIE, Lol! Io RIQM: SAM DICK, BERT BIGELOW, JOHN WEIR, HERMAN DEAN PEDERSON, GREG MARTIN, RAY ALBANO, MIKE SHEETS, YOUNG, COACH HERB LEWIS, JIM RICHSTAD, DON RIDGE, BILL JERRY KIRK. RICHSTAD. 2nd Row: COACH LOUIS FISCUS, DAVE METHENY, DICK ELANDER, DON KISER, BILL REPIR, JIM KLOBUCI-IER. Having submerged Roosevelt 7.1, Franklin 8.0, and Ballard 9.0, with loss of only one individual match, hopes for the first Kuay tennis championship in years are bright as the crucial Lincoln encounter nears. The ladder rating of the first eleven players was as follows: Dean Peterson, Greg Martin, Bill Repir, Mike Sheets, Dick McMurtrie, Jim F urber, Bay Albano, Jerry Kirk, Don Kiser, Dick Elander and James C. Klobucher. 7 A lack of experienced golfers has been some- what of a hindrance to the divot diggers thus far this season as they dropped their first two contests to Ballard, seventeen to seven, and Lincoln nineteen to five, before overcoming the comparatively weak Cleveland squad eighteen and one half to five and one half. The squad, as announced by Coach Herbert Lewis, was as follows: Herman Young, Bert Bigelow, Bill Richstad, Ron Elkan, Harold Grant, John Weir, Sam Dick and Don Ridge. ., W ,.c. . . lk H ,,,, 1. 4 'fif , 'F A.- '-'Nl' 1 'K 1 Y my-V '53 A 'VW' ' A S ' Front Row-BILL STORIE, JERRY CASE, JIM PHILLIPS, BOB CECCARELLI, BOB KAHLER, GORDON PIERSON, PAUL WHITCOMB, BRUCE KINGSBURY, DON WILLIAMS. Second Row-BRUCE KING, DON SCHMIDT, DONN LARSON, TROY McCRACKEN, BOB PATTON, CHARLES HALL, JIM POWERS, HARRY HUNT, BILL CLARK, WARREN HELGERSON, MAC SMITH, WALLY REITER, MORT HANSEN. T IL' Mmm , i H Z ' 'Q A3 I. 'L 1 ' AWWA ' . ,I I ' .,1f 1, 9 . . .1 .., , X , I' v ., 'a ' -' V , -1. ., 33 ' f ' - A 4 nwdgggeb In 'H . . rf - A . , , ff- ' wx. L-,fy , , . , .wf'21:-we 'W F . 4..- -,V . - I M ...- V , i . :J ff, .n I -,gf ' I I l 4' . M, a d ,1' ,maj , ,:, ' N W: - .. ', ,: ' - ' , 1 F- . 3' fm.. ,.:,,, l v -4.A.-fs -' W 4. f HIGH HURDLERS--BOB PATTON, DONN LARSEN, TROY McCRACKEN. I I8 llaving walloped the Cleveland tracknien 56 to 41, and the Wmlst Seattle thinclads 61 to 43, the Queen Anne track and field team has shown indications of potential power in all the track events thus far. ,du pri-wwwgrz as 'GSR . ,,v -'w 'Wh From Row-JACK MARTIN, BEN CALEY, HARRY WALRATH, FRANK JAMES, JIM WHITTAKER, JIM BERT, GEORGE McCARNEY, BOB OVENS. Second Row-JACK MORRILL, RICHARD CRAIGLOW, DONALD ARMSHIRES, DICK COLEMAN, JIM CHIN, DON MILLIGAN, BILL CAMERON, BYRON McCLINTOCK. With All-City candidates Bill Storie, Donn Larson, Bob Patton, Mort Han- sen and Herbie Wilkes leading the way, Coach Dick Clark's stalwarts should finish no lower than third and may go all the way to the title. wwf - A lr Xe DASH MEN--JIM PHILLIPS, LAIRD KAHLER, BILL STORIE. .- M 'U KELLERIAND NELSON INTIAMUIAI. COACH IRWIN IIINKII. Basketball took the spot- light again this year in the intramural sports program. Under a new arrangement, threeleagueswereestablished: the Eighth Grade League, the Frosh-Soph League and the Junior-Senior League. With a large turnout and an enthusiastic response, in- tramural sports was a com- plete success. Leh Io Right-DICK MORGAN, HERB SMILEY, GUS KOSTAKOS, HERB SHINN. This year found many Queen Anne students taking advantage of the first year of real post-war skiing. Early snowfalls found extensive improvements on all ski terrains from the Cascades to the Olympics. The greatest boon to the high school skier was the reopening of the Milwaukee Roadis Ski Bowl at Hyak, Washington. This gave students who do not have access to cars a chance to enjoy the winter sport by boarding the train at Union Station and riding directly to the snowfields. This also provided the opportunity for the Times and the P. T. A. to re-open the free ski school which taught thousands to ski before the war. The lessons, which were designed to teach the novice controlled skiing, were given every Saturday by the Ken Syverson Ski School. The first meet designed for high school students was the Giant, at Eastern Slopes, sponsored by the 10th Mountain Division Alumni. Out of a field of 56, A.'s Herb Shinn tied for ninth and Dick Morgan brought in 20th, followed by Herb Smiley, who was twenty-fourth. The second meet was the regular Prep All-City four-way combine, which was sponsored by the Seattle Ski Club at the Ski Bowl. On the first day of the two-day meet, Herb Shinn made two 62-foot jumps with one fall off the C hill to bring in tenth in jumping. On the fourth jump of his life, off the hill, Dick Morgan landed for a 56-footer, which earned him twelfth. Later in the day, over a rough down-hill course, Queen Anne was handed a setback when our best time was a 3:01, twenty-fourth turned in by Dick Morgan. Gus Kostakos was eleventh. After the points were added up, Queen Anne had taken fourth in a field of eleven. On May 3rd, the ski team took off for Mt. Rainier to participate in the P. I.-Washington Ski Club sponsored Junior Silver Skis. On the whole, this year has proved a very profitable one for high school skiers-for competition and pleasure alike. X --George Walker Herb Shinn 121 C U Advisor Miss IIIOITIIIS 2 .,,.. - V. .V A ' ' X V. I .5 I 5 .t ---. r w K ' ' . A ,. 9 .1 P R E S I D E N 'r s 1 FRANK!! MILLIGAN MARIAN CROSS V11 H E Q79 W-Q' L B L.n lo mm, rep now, smear, ssAsmoM, HAwxlNs sANDANcszR, RINNE, Amsumour suwosenc WHALEN wAnNeR, Iumsa cnoss. H4-mom Row: PAmsoN, KELLY, HORD WATSON, WAITE, OLQON, DEPPMAN, RAFFUY, uvus, Nuss THOMAS. M A rllw N H 2 E E R S Sffxf J 0 f!!! Z' i L22 3 I 8 Q J 5 1 'Q::2a 'HA ' 5 5 x ' 4 QM N -N Q11 QQ A7 W gf U ..., L Mm 1 Q ' AMA Q 0 mix' . fungi' M 3 C423 I Scream 5 124 ,....l.--. 62,5 6 fear!! S gm 3 TSON X WATSON also managed this sport. xx of XQ K, X0 f Z Q X K K 125 I! 4 4 ga SA... Hwy, Ss, N-1.A,, .44-, x.1x.fg,x-A,-Z 'L ,fww A 4 41 X, 1. .,,. -1. 4 W V K 2 .jab W .1 - L. DARNELL TENNIS XX 'f-. EN I ww A . g -atv- ', My In X. , 155555 ,..... K X ssrrv 126 SENIOR BASKETBALL CONGRATULATIONS Twig? Each year, girls have turned out to vote for the inspiration to them: one in h high school years. senior girl that has been an asketball and the other in all athletics during the girls' The girl chosen this year for Senior Inspiration was M ' C Inspiration went to Dianne Livie. 127 arlan rossg while the Basketball ....,........- ,fkf,J, Biff? F9 QNWW mi wyflgiiw may Mefgwfwf Mfjif ,WW wi! Z X M vw fi? 'MX KSQRPQ5 ff? W My ' F it, i WWW My 3 fb' FQIW wiv-fffb ,, wfff wwf, . W WM Sy iff P A , f A 'A v L. , . ? g.?1f:1lk1 1 '5' T5 . V ,fi .nn cu ,..n , , gf K, r x 3f,Q , 41 wk ,.. ., . xifr '- .n.-'.:. '. , 1 -V ,,. . .,.J. wr- ,, f-iv . 'Hif- Nl :. N I, 731. 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