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

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JUNIORIHGH A new lnnovatlon at ueen Anne th1s year was the formation of a umor I-hgh d1v1s1on ln the hngh school The change was made to make the transfermg of students from s1m1lar systems easier and to comply w1th the program of the Seattle School Board All contr1but1ng grade schools w1ll be able to teach the1r students under Improved condltxons w1th the new system more chnldren 1n smaller classes w1ll be taught Untll remodelmg and further bunldlng IS done at ueen Anne seventh grades w1ll remaln at the1r respectlve schools umor l-llghers at ueen Anne take s1x subyects a day w1th no special study halls other than class txme They are requlred to take buslness education ln the nrnth grade but have several electlves from wh1ch to choose not offered ln grade schools Among these are art shop and home economics umor Hlgh boys under Coach Dick Clark partlclpate 1n the same 1ntramural sports program as upper classmen Mrs uneann Poe mstructs the glrls ID physlcal educatlon EIGHTH GRADE The Elghth Grade along w1th the N1nth was th1s year under the leadershlp and counselmg of Mr Farmer and Mr Campbell xnstead of a faculty advlser as was formerly the custom Elghth Graders took part xn many of the act1v1t1es of the umor H1gh Pat Sampson Sue Hendrlckson Molly Garrlsh and Pat Mlddlebrook were among the g1rls who served falthfully on the unxor I-hgh Girls Club Cablnet By worklng on th1s actlvlty they gamed the neede experience for Il1ClI' Sen1orH1gh School years udy Harvey Gerry ones Frank Pitman and Nancy Crop all had fun and gained CXPCFICHLC as members of the umor l-hgh P T A dance commlttee plannmg The1r act1v1t1es were grven publlcxty ln the KUAY WEEKLY 1n a column o ten written by a member of the class and also 1n the halls by many large colorful and eye catchlng posters NINTH GRADE The N1nth grade was also under the dlrect supervlslon of Mr Farmer Members of the class conducted thelr own assembl1es worked w1th the P T A mothers on dance commrttees and formed m1n1ature Glrls and Boys Clubs Boys turned out for all the mayor and mlnor sports Marllyn Andrews worked hard plannlng many of the junlor Hlgh assembl1es Talent from the Elghth and N1nth grades was used to g1VC var1ety to the program Dlane W1nslow and Kay Flynn among others had fun worklng on the P T A dance commlttee The P T A and the Seattle Park Department sponsored these dances 1n the West Queen Anne Fleldhouse Mrs Dorothy Elsele and Mrs Catherine Brevlg were advxsers to the umor Hlgh G1rls Club whose omcers were Marllyn Andrews pres1dent Sharon Jacobsen v1ce presldent Lxnda Rafael secretary and Nancy Olson treasurer Manv N1nth graders served on the cabmet Among the boys actlve IH sports were M1ke Copass Ken Ew1ng Tommy Coupe and Eugene ones Due to clrcumstances beyond control the plctures of Mar1an DeLacy Dav1d Fowler and XVICCOI' War nlclfyl were omxtted from the Freshman sectlon The annual staff wishes to extend IIS apologles to these stu ents JUNIOR HIGH OFFICERS P cfured are the f rst emesfer pres ide! co g ful ing Ihe second se ester off ce s They are fro Ieff to rght Marly A drews Pet Curre Mke Copass Mary Alice Lew s 10 . J , Q . 1 I . , , .1 . . ' . l ' . 9 1 . 'J l I 1 ' . , ' d . J J U, I J s I Q S U I S ' S Members of the. Class of '58 also took active 'part ln junior High assemblies, both by lparticipating and t . ' t . . . , ? . , A . Q 7 . ' . . . I . 7 l . 1 J ' , I J . i I s - ' n s n ra ai m i r . , m I , i n n , e i , i , and ' i.