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

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n . 77.411-v 'I - 1-11 5 1 7- 'MW'-i X yi ,ff I 1 .1 ' wr I nl? - 1. X 2 my . I. Q 4 I X I 'Q QQ X X ' 1 by at N 1 I'r is ALMos'r like a home-coming for me to he thinking specifically of Queen Anne I-Iigh School in terms of a contrihution I might make to it. I was a member of the faculty group which, under Mr. Luther's leadership, worked with the original student hody to initiate the activities of the school. Coming closer to this particular assignment I was faculty adviser for the lirst annual, a copy of which I received recently through the kindness of Mr. Charland. Cl 11 There is a wide difIerence hetween the lirst annual known as the MKuay and the Grizzly of today, the margin decidedly in favor of the current puhlication. We make no apologies for this early annual or any of the other tirsts of Queen Anne. The success with which later generations of students have huilt upon those foundations attests to the merit of those initial endeavors. co, The 1948 Grizzly occupies an important place in the life of every memher of the class of 1948. Its value will grow with each succeeding year. The Seattle high school classes of 1898 and 1903 are holding their 80th and 43th reunions respectively this spring in Seattle. I have seen copies of the annual of hoth classes. The hooks, with pages hrown, dog-eared and mended, still hreathe the spirit of days that gather greater meaning with the years. 44 11 The class of 1948 of Queen Anne constitutes the last addition to the product of Queen Anne I-Iigh School. In terms ol' opportunity it prohahly ranks hrst hecause all the experience of 39 years has gone into the school program developed for it. lt has the imprint of Queen Anne High School upon it, no mean trademark l would affirm. fo, The 1948 Grizzly records the past, which l1as heen packed with work, study, and play. Tomorrow is here for Queen Annc-'s graduates ol' 1948. co, Happily their lot is cast in what Iiric Johnston has called America Unlimited. The opportunities on the outside are truly unlimited. May the opportunities on the inside match those on the outside. SAMUEL E. FLEMING. l 1 1

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i f' ' f ' ' i H ii 'A M Q f HK N iii' ' Ni ' R' l Q ' is 1 l- S t Y Ffzrezrell mr :fearqfrie11zff5fzz'iZl not he long, Your work it dame '7ZOZl' peace ref! with thee: Your lzrrml flwuglvfi and deea'.s'ethqy will Zire an 'llfvrr ir not rfmffv 'fri' iffffrzorfrllifr. ANoN. WHEN THIL suNsu'r of life caiue to Miss Esther D. llhden, Queen Anne lost a dearly beloved friend and teacher. UD Over a period of lifteen years she endeared herself to all those who knew her, teachers and students alike, with her genial personality and ever willingness to help, Not only did she work in her lield ol' draiuatics, hut she served wherever her talents were needed. With her friendliness and genuine interest in helping others, Miss llhden assisted many a student while acting as class counselor, Altlioultgli she has left us, Queen Anne will never forget the kindness and sincerity of this grand person, and to her nieniory we liunilwly clediczlte this annual. New Lmfzz' fwr fm! fa love fwr, Nur llrlllfdzf liar but fa jm1i.i'e. ' l7i'I'Z'GRl7ll'LN ll, lI.'Xl.l.l'll'li . Sl