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

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Ma Ol 'l STANDING STUDENTS B ll 1 11011 Blth H0l1SIxl5 lrorgrne Horn fun 1 Iunmx l,0llf,1Jll0llSf Wuggu Ii!1llIIlS Wars Stone ,Ioan Bauman 1 P rw: if-1 ll I I I 1 Ium Hu J 1 kathy I iprfr Inlu Sullnnn Wurul lunm s Ioan Heulmgn Umm llflrlzlvllnuulr Iuun Shun: rug, wituu rug., 11 We remember our classmates who achieved distinction by gaining honors There was Walter Bense who won the P I Qratorical contest and those who won scholarships Richard Ham one to California Institute of Technology Georgene Horn one to Washington State inc mother given to Lola Sullivan for Stanford 1 here were others who performed outstanding service to the school including Mary Carrigfm and ein Rupp who did a colossil lob is chairmen of the Mother Daughter Banquet Cathy Shields who planned many successful parties as prexy of the Spanish club o Martin and Faye Gaunt each who held the gavel of the Charm club and Dick Segale this year s Honor Society resident There was Mirilyn Kimble who sang so beautifully in the operetta and Marilyn P MacDonald who woret ecrowno a 1 uee p h f Sk Q n and was a rincess in Seattle s Flower Festiveii And We remember other things Qur spontaneous applause when We are told the omitted period on assembly days the thrill We get when the flag IS raised beneath the stars at football games our friends cordiil greeting in the hall our first date cramming for the final test . . . the Senior picnic . . . the prom . . . commencement . . . But we must reminisce no longer. There are others who are impatient to take our place and We must go. Goodby, Queen Anne. We've had a Wonderful time. Thi' Class of I 9-49, 20