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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1954 volume:

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Rather as a leader seeking de- velopment and worth in each student, even if dis- guised hy clowning or other adolescent mask. 10 2 f' X 1 tariff ll gi rl 4 Head Barker, Walter H. Campbell Anothcr school year is closing, and as one facet of the circus of life the graduating class will join thc evergrowing ranks of the alumni who since 1910 have contmuouslx added honors to ueen Anne High School the Seattle Public Schools and the Citx of Seattle. We hope this class also will achieve hy its initiative character and ultimate vocational or pro- fessional skills the high standards of performance in life ex- emplitied by thousands who have received their diplomas here. What each student is to he some dax in the circus of life he is now becoming in the daily circus at school and it would he well to ascertain periodically how well he measures up to the best standards. Begin now, lest tomorrow mav he too late! 11 , ., . is s..qyv-gtliigf Pete Arsanto Lelia Austin W. 0. Baker Eva Baudin Philip Baudln Boys' Adviser Junior High Science Junior High English, B. A., M. A. B. S., Central Washington Sight Saving Classes Senior Class Adviser Physical Education Middlebury College B. A., Stanford University B. S., M. S., Linfield B. S., M. S., University of University of Paris University of Washington Gustave Breitenbach Junior High, B. A., M. A., Seattle Pacific College University of Washington Thelma Chisholm Girls' Adviser, B. S. lEdl University of Washington Catherine Brevig Junior High B. A., Univ. of Minnesota Kenneth Christenson Industrial Arts, B. A. Washington State College Minot College University of Washington California at Los Angeles Eugene Brown Music, Cantorian Director, Clyde Burmaster Industrial Arts B. A., Wash. State College B.S., Oregon State College Seattle University University of Washington Western Wash. College Richard Clark Kathleen Cowan Commercial History, B. A. Football Coach, B. A., B.S., North Dakota Eastern Wash. College University of Washington University of Washington Esther Burk Nurse, Public Health University of Washington Margaret Blanchard English B. A., University of Southern California Ernest M. Charland English, KUAY Adviser Quill and Scroll Adviser Tacoma General Hospital B. A., Univ. of Washingtc Esther Culbertson Herbert Davis Assistant Librarian Mathematics, B. A., M. A University of Washington University of Washington Marguerite Delaney Foreign Languages, B. A., M. A., Univ. of Washington University of Paris University of Perugia Ruth Floyd Home Economics, B.S., M.S. University of Washington Charles tletfelflnger History, Department Head, B. A., M. A. Whitworth College University of Washington Ruth Drake Foreign Languages, B. A., M. A., Trinity University University of Washington Charles .l. Foster History, Debate Coach B. A., M. A. University of Washington Helen Hlcks English, B. A., M. A. University of Washington Bernice Duncan English, Drama Head Thespians' Adviser B.S. Ed., Oregon University Mabel Furry Physical Education, B. A. University of Washington Mary Houbregs Lunchroom Head Cecil Dunham History, B. A., M. A. University of Washington Genevieve Gorrell Mathematics, B. A. University of Washington Julius Hoverson Science, B. S., M. S. University of Washington Paul Eaton English, B. A., Whitman College Orlena Harsch Counselor, B. A. Mills College University of Oregon University of Washington Edward Kahm Junior High, B. S. University of Nebraska Reed College University of Washington Louls Fiscus Foreign Languages Department Head Tennis Coach, B. A., MJ University of Washingtc Marie Hawkins Office Douglas Kirk History, B. A., M. A. University of Washingtc l '?9H il 53 f?i4iMvi5'f ' . T EATON Ill Q g-, 9, Wx ig yd -CZ? News X New' 3 -X .ff A vu.......-ali s A. ' s X --x c. vs 3 QA sf' , .. -s X y ' N Q x X . Q .6 ., i' I Y is , 1 'gi X X is is Qi I t ' 'vs . .. 'E x X , - 'il' . - ' X -1- X . M .. Q 52.1 E N Q C - 4 1- y ' isii 5 17.1-'kfzmng ' ' iw' 1' Y 'QI 9- -:'21,, -vi , ...A .Q . -. . A .FQ .di Betty Kogane Office Helen McCormick Commercial, B. A. University of Oregon Washington State University of Washington Ray Normile Science, Basketball Coach a. A., M. A. University of Washington Columbia ie -1 Carol Krachunis Helen M. Kretsinger Herbert Lewis Harry Liden Helen Lommason Junior High, B. A. English, Student Exchange Mathematics, Golf Coach Commercial, Bookroom Junior High, B A University of Washington Adviser, B. A., M. A., Honor Society Adviser B, B. A., M. A. University of Idaho University of Washington B. A., M. A. University of Washington University of Washlngtor University of Washington Dorothy McQuiston Howard Mickelson Elmer Miller Ethel Miller Walter Milroy Foreign Languages, B. A. Junior High, B. A. History, B. A., M. A. Librarian, B. A., B. S. History M. A., Monmouth College Western Washington Washington State College University of Washington Baseball Coach B A University of Wisconsin College of Education University of Washlngtor University of Washington Grace Ogrosky Helen Olson Nellie Osborne Edward Ottum Charles Parke English, B. A. English, Department Head Commercial, M.B.S., B.B.A. Music, B. A., M. A. Mathematics, Departmen University of Washington B. A., M. A., Columbia University of California University of Wushingfon Head, Student Council University of Washington University of Washington Adviser, B. S University of California University of Washingtor 1-1 Leonard laasch Commercial Department Head, B. A. Jniversity of Washington University of Minnesota I. I. Smith Head Custodian Paullno Thomas Physical Education Health, B. A. Eastern Wash. College 'ashington State College Frank loss Junior High Usher Adviser, B. A. Central Washington College of Education John Speer lndustrial Arts, B. S., M. S. la. State Teacher's College Oregon State College Gertrude Tormey Englishp B. A., M. A. University of California University of Washington .lessie Ruple Junior High Junior High Girls' Club Adviser, B. S. University of Washington Alice Stewart .lunior High, B. A. University of Washington Rocky Mt. College Heatherly School of Art Clarence Wassberg Science, B. S., M. B. S. University of Washington Lelloy Schuh Driving Instructor Assistant Football Coach B. S. ied.l University of Washington Ida Mae Tarbox Attendance Clerk Nursing B. S. University of Washington Sylvia Weinstein Mathematics, B. S. University of Washington Sarah Sears Arthur Shelton Art, B. A., M. A. Science Department Head Washington State College B S M A Columbia University of Washington Chester Taylor Jay Taylor History Industrial Arts B A Annual Staff Adviser University of Washington B. A., M. A., B. D. University of Washington Earl Wright Fran Yasutake Commercial, B. A., B. C. S Office of Counselor Ohio Wesleyan University Tri-State College University of Washington 11 Q .-.aa-qw Qi TODD .J il if QSXSX l. Principal, George S. Farmer 2. Miss Kathleen Cowan 3. Mrs. Bernice Duncan 4. Mr. Philip Buuilin Mr. Douglas Kirk Mr. Howard Mickelson Mr. Chester Taylor Mrs. liivn Billlkllll LIN g - Us L 9. Miss Grnuc Ugrosky ll. Mr. Eugene Brown IO. Visa-Principal, Walter H. Campbell 13. Mr. Charles Hcllclhngcr ll. Miss Thelma Chisholm 14. Mr, Arthur Shclron 17 ff :X X kg A if MWC 5 1, ff? f ,L X 7 ff N wwf, ,AW f ..i...l vxvy -fgtxvx X N v 4 I 4 4 fa 5 5 Seated: John Flood, freasurerg Mr. Baker, adviser, Allan White, president. Standing: Ernie Filtz, vice-president and Bob Sankey, secretary. Another year . . . another summer . . . another graduation .... Yes we the class of '54 have come to the end of our high school days and leave the hallowed halls of Queen Anne to take our places in America's future. lt has been a great four years for all of us. We have had fun and good times, but we realize, also, that our experiences throughout these four years have given us new knowledge and understanding which we will need to be good citizens of tomorroW's world. As we take our final look at Queen Anne, we pause for a while to recall some of the out- standing performers whom we will always remember for the part they played in the senior year of the class of '54. We will never forget Allan White and Jim Suzuki who headed our class as Senior Class presidents . . . Phil Gallaher and joy Vanasse as Boys' and Girls' Club presidents . . . Bob Green and Connie Jacobsen, who promoted student government through their leadership as Student Council presidents . . . Bob Sankey, who presided over Honor Society . . . Storm Jobs, John Simpson, Tom Nordstrom, and Margaret McMullin, who served as KUAY Weekly Editors in Chief and headed a staff which faithfully put out the KUAY . . . Carol Morrison, who was Editor-in-Chief of the annual and saw to it that the GRIZZLY of '54 is one of which the Senior Class can be proud . . . David Smith, Frank Bracher, Jeannie Lauckhart, and Joan Nielsen, who took the leads in the Senior Play . . . Bill Hartley and Marilyn Isenhath, who played a big part in making Kapers a success, as Senior directors . . . Bob Sankey and Barbara Black, who received the Phi Beta Kappa award given to two Queen Anne students with the best combination of activities and scholarship . . . Bill Hartley, who brought recognition to Queen Anne by winning the state-wide Voice of Democracy Contest. COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS ,,., ,f i n Phil Gallaher Beverly Hemb Barbara Block Bill Hartley 20 f -. Seated: Ann Greenwood, secretaryg Jim Suzuki, president. Standing: Kerry McMahon, vice-presidenty Jerry Wuhlquist, treasurer. We will also long remember the Queen Anne championship football team bolstered by all-city lineman Swede Wilson and Phil Gallaher, and all-American high school honorable mention Quinn Redeker . . . Dwight Hawkes, Bill Marston, Tom Allen, Connie Jacobsen, John Flood, Ralph Vanni, Art Snyder, George Varver, Larry Morrow, Bruce Buckley, Bob Edenholm, Jan Rietman, and Malcolm Swanson, who also lent their talents in the various athletics on the Hilltop . . . Jim Alexander, Allan White, Ernie Filtz, and Kerry McMahan as yell leaders and ,Iana Bardsley, Barbara Black, Sally Harrison, Kittie Dittmar and Marilyn lsenhath as song leaders . . . Kerry McMahan and Mae Elbrandt who were King and Queen at Ski Acres on Queen Anne day . . . Jim Suzuki, who was Club president and was chosen on the Japanese all-American high school football team .... Many ofthe events of our lives at Queen Anne will stay in our minds for a long while. We will no doubt always recall the first day that we came to Queen Anne . . . the first date with that special boy or girl . . . the first final exam . . . the many assemblies . . . the P. T. A. dances . . . the first trip to the vice-principal's ofiice . . . the Senior year in general . . . the Lincoln-Queen Anne game in which Swede Wilson kicked a field goal with thirty seconds remaining in the game . . . the Senior Dinner-Dance . . . the Senior Assembly . . . the Senior picnic . . . the Commencement of '54 . . . and last but probably most, the Senior Prom. Yes, our high school days have been glorious ones, but with four years on the Hilltop completed we must move on to meet the new challenges of life. Before we leave however, We wish to especially thank the faculty, our parents, and Mr. Baker, our class advisor, for their much appreciated help. Now we must take our final departure to make room for the class of '55 . . . So long, it's been good to know ya! Farewell, THE CLASS OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR. TOP TEN BARBARA BLACK MARTHA ELLIOT PAT FABRICK BEVERLY HEMB STORM JOBS MARGARET MCMULLIN TOM NORDSTROM JAN RIETMAN KN MARY HELEN SHEAN CARROL SUTTON 21 Yiwu: PETER BARBA5-West Queen Anne: Frosh Auxiliary President, Boys' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Yell Leader, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club Co-chairman, Homecoming Chairman. Ambition: Manager of Club '54. JANA BARDSLEY-Coe: Class Officer, Student Council, Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, GRIZZLY Staff, French Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Yell Queen, Girls' Q Club, Sr. Pin Committee, P.-T. A. Dance Committee, Girls' Football Team captain, N. l. R. O., Friendliest Girl, Kapers Costume manager, Pep Club. Ambition: To be head rooter with Kittie at Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. MARCIA BARLOW-Girls' Club Committees. DARLEEN BARTEL5-Oakland, Calif.: Girls' Club Comm., French Club, Kapers, Sr. Gift Comm. Ambition: To find a iob that pays for doing nothing. LOU BARTHELEMY-Magnolia: Kapers, Stage Force, Boys' Club Comm. Ambition: To be captain of a ship with Jane Russell as my crew. DAVID W. BATES-Magnolia: Latin Club, Orchestra, Band, Kapers, Bank Clerk, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., lnklings Club. Ambition: To return to Q. A. and make Henkel run 40 laps around the gym. L JOHN ALBAUGH-Boys' Club Committees, Mid-term Graduate. JIM ALEXANDER-Magnolia: Student Council, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Band, Kapers, Bank Clerk, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Yell King. Ambition: Carol knows. TOM ALLEN- Coe: Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: Be official pin sharp- ener for the bubble popper at the '54. SHELBY ANDERSON-West Queen Anne: Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxili- ary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Picnic Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club. Ambition: Chief towel snatcher at class reunion at Pipe Lake. DURENE ANGELL-Central Kitsap: Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To be the co-pilot on the Rocketship Venushouse in 2054. KATHERINE BABUNES-John Hay: Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer Frosh Chorus, Kapers Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Office Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Guest of honor at the reunion of 2004. DIANE BEMIS-Sacred Heart: Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Livewire, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Top Barmaid at Bagdad's reunion and keep the candles burning. MARILYN BENNETT-Tacoma: Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To pick up the pieces after a tumbling meet at Pete's place. GLORIA BERNIER-Magnolia: Girls' Club Cabinet, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Girls' Q Club Officer. Ambition: To come back to Q. A. and teach P. E. with Tommy. BARBARA BLACK-Magnolia: Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Latin Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Kapers, Livewire, Song Leader, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' State, Inter-high Council, Phi Beta Kappa Award, Inter-school Chorus. Ambition: Be a Seaweed Seventeen and float away with Ralph at the 2004 reunion. PHYLLI5 BLANE-Coe: Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Bank Clerk. Ambition: To find out if certain duckters are really quacks. JUDY HOLSTER-North Queen Anne: Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, Kapers, Livewire, Sr. Luncheon Committee. Ambition: To meet the whole gang at the reunion of 2004. BEVERLY BOSS-Coe: Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Can- torians, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Attendance Force, Sr. Gift Comm. Ambition: Watch Carrol do the Hula at the 2004 water ballet reunion. ELINOR BRAARUD- Coe, Student Council, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To entertain the entertainment committee forthe '54. FRANK BRACHER-John Hay, Torch Pin, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Thespians, KUAY Staff, Livewire, Ticket Force, Boys' Track, Senior Play, Sun- shine Twin. Ambition: To be fire watcher in coach Floyd's Senior foods distillery. BARBARA IRINCARD-St. Nicholas: Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, French Club, Drill Team, Sr. Commencement Comm. Ambition: To be chief nutcracker for the nuts at Pete's Place. MARGARET BROOKS-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Band Maiorette. Ambition: To go to Brazil with lvonete. PATTY BROWN-Coe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Can- torians Officer, Orchestra, Band, Girls' Q Club Officer, Sr. Assembly Comm., Girls' Football Team, All-Northwest Music Festival, All-state Wash. Music Festival, Allecity High School Band, Pep Club, All-city Choral Festival. Ambition: To sing lead tenor in the Four Winds at Pete's Place. SANDRA CADY-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Attendance Force, Sr. Announcement Comm., Sr. Commence- ment Comm., Livewire, Ski Club. Ambition: To watch the Grizzlies win the basketball championship in 2500. COLLEEN CARNEY-'Highline: Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Spade Club. Ambition: To ioin the U. S. N. lmen's division, of coursell EDWARD CARNEY-Magnolia, Boys' Club Council, Latin Club, Ski Club, Band, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Football Usher. Ambition: Install a chairlift in the Ice Barrel at Club '54. ROGERS CARRINGTON-West Queen Anne, Class Officer, Student Council, Boys' Club Council, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Costume designer for burlesque show in Club '54. IRENE CHARLTON--Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club Officer, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Orchestra, Kapers Act Director, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club, Swim Team. Ambition: Chief midnight photographer at reunion in 2004. CAROL CHENEY--Lawton, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm. Ambition: To be chief handshaker at Pete! Plnre. BRUCE BUCKLEY-St. Anne's, Boys' Club Comm., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Lunchroom Helper, Captain of Ushers. Ambition: To collect and distribute the Sophomore women at the '54 Club. BILL BURNETT-Magnolia, Boys' Club Committees, Latin Club, Ski Club, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Honor Society, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To be Vice-president of life guards at Pipe Lake. JEREMY BUSHNELL-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be the bait for the anglers, at the reunion in 2004. MARY LOUISE BUTLER-Magnolia, Girls' Club Committees, Honor Society, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Office Force, Sr. Prom Committee, P.-T. A. Dance Committees. Ambition: Photographer's assistant at Pipe Lake reunion of 2004. BOB BUZARD-vSt. Anne's, Class Officer, Boys' Club Council, Spanish Club, Cantorians, Kapers, Livewire, Hall Patrol, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Sr. Picnic Committee, P.-T. A. Dance Committees. Ambition: Head Bubble Popper at the '54 -Cards and Pool. EMMETT BYRNES-St. Margaret's: Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Hall Patrol, Boys' Baseball, Boys' lntramural, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To raffle off my car at the '54. fs.. X S s x UQ Si Make, he .xl- X 'WAV' W? BARBARA COOK-John Hay, Class Officer, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Spade Club. Ambition: Help plan Rena's wedding, and help with the get-away car. NANCY COPELAND-John Hay, Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Attendance Force, Sr. Announcement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Library Helper. Ambition: To go around the world on the Yankee taking pictures. KAY CORLEY-Magnolia: Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To help Rona eat the food at Pete's Place. JEAN CRIPPEN-Alexander Hamilton, Girls' Club, Comm., Spanish Club, Junior Choir Officer, Frosh Chorus Officer, Kapers, Office Force. Ambition: To go around the world. JOAN CURRIE-John Hoy, Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Staff, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Livewire, Office Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club. Ambition: Towel snatcher with Janet and Shelby at the 2004 reunion. DON DAVIS-Magnolia: Spanish Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Stage Force. Ambition: To help Dave Collier bleach his hair. ANNE CHURCH-California: Girls' Club Comm. Ambition: To become a Californian again before I get too used to Seattle weather. SHEILA CLAYTON-Coe: Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Commencement Comm. Ambition: Help Judy bring the Ferndale boys to the Pipe Lake reunion. EVELYN COHN-Magnolia: Girls' Club Cabinet, French Club, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Bank Clerk, Sr. Commencement Comm., Library Helper. Ambition: To see Marilyn become rich when Hartley becomes President. DAVE COLLIER-Jane Addams, Boys' Club Comm., Stage Force, Boys' Sports Manager. Ambition: To sleep for the next four years. LINDA CONDCTTA-Sacred Heart, Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir Frosh Chorus, Livewire, Sr. Assembly Committee, Pep Club. Ambition: Be fan dancer at Bagdad's reunion or be crushed. PAT CONNOR-Guam, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Kapers, Sr. Picnic Committee, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be the best angler on Pipe Lake at the 2004 reunion. JERRY DAVIE5-Magnolia, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, Livewire, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Intramural, KUAY Staff. Ambition: To make a record parachute iump into the Club '54 swimming pool. KITTIE DITTMAR-Florida, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Thespians, French Club, Officer, Kapers, Song Leader. Ambition: To be head rooter with Jana at Pipe Lake reunion of 2004. DAVID DONEGIAN-Coe, Boys' Club Comm., Cantorians Officer, Junior Choir, Boys' Intramural, Spade Club. Ambition: JACK DREXEL-West Queen Anne: Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Live- wire, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Proiection Staff. Ambition: To sail around the world on Dysart's yacht. LARRY DIEFFENBACH-St. Margaret's, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Intramural. Ambition: To be champion coke drinker of Queen Anne Hill. BOB DUFORD-Coe: Boys' Club Comm., Hall Patrol, Stage Force, Boys' Football, Boys' Track. Ambition: To sail with the Coast Guard. DAVID DYSART--Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Track, Sr. Luncheon Comm. Co-Chairman, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To cruise the world with Jack and Les on my yacht. IO! EKHOLMW John Hay, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Golf, Boys' Intramural, Ambition: To be a bubble dancer at Pipe Lake. BOB EDENHOLM-Magnolia, Torch Pin, Honor Society, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Club Officer, Kapers, P. T. A. Dance Comm., Spanish Club, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, KUAY Staff, Junior Choir. Ambition: Throw thumbtack----nosed paper planes at the '54 Club chorus line. MAE ELIRANDT-Coe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, French Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P. T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Ski Team, Pep Club, lnklings, Ski Queen. Ambition: To be chief dunker for the midnight water-ballet in 2004. MARTHA ELLl0'l l'ALawton, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, French Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Livewire. Ambition: Marry a chef and have some little Kitchen Helpers. MILDRED EXCELL-Girls' Club Committees, Mid-term Graduate. :ef f W JOHN FLOOD-fMagnolia, Class Officer, Student Council, Boys' Club Comm., Quill and Scroll, KUAY Associate Editor, Latin Club, Cantorians, Kapers, Boys' Football, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be brakeman on the roulette wheel at the Club '54. NANCY FLYNN---Roosevelt, Girls' Club Committees, Pep Club, Ambition: lt's a secret! CHRISTINE FOSS-West Queen Anne, Class Officer, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. From Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club. Ambition: To be chief bucket carrier at Pipe Lakes 2004 Reunion. LINDA FOUTS Franklin, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Gift Comm., P.4T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Chief Bottle collector at the Pipe Lake Reunion in 2004. FRANK FORRESTN St. Anne's, Latin Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Boys' Intramural, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Be chief bubble blower for the entertainment committee at the Club '54. SUE FRENCH-:Holy Names, Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Be assistant mermaid at Pipe Lake in Reunion of 2004. PAT FABRICK-John Hay, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Honor Society Officer, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Staff, Spanish Club Officer, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Orchestra, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' State, Girls' Club Inspirational Award. Ambition: Be head instructor of the midnight water-ballet at the 2004 reunion. ERNIE FILTZ-John Hay, Class Officer, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Debate Club, Kapers Act Director, Yell Leader, Boys' Track, Sr. Commence- ment Comm., Co-chairman, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Student Play. Ambition: To be Sergeantein-arms and chief dice polisher of Club '54. .JOHN FINCH-Boys' Club Committees. JERRY FLANAGAN-Girls' Club Committees, Mid-term graduate. RONA FLAHERTY-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Masque and Gavel, Spanish Club, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Sr. Assembly Comm. Ambition: To eat all the food at Pete's place. SANDRA FLEURY-St. Mary's Academy, Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Livewire. Ambition: To see Q. A. tumble to the grounds before remodeling. x . :,: we L4 A BOB GREEN-West Queen Anne, Student Council Officer, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' lntramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm. Co-chairman, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., lnter- high Council, Pep Club. Ambition: To wring out the rags at the Club 54. ANN GREENWOOD-Magnolia, Class Offi- cer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Latin Club, French Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Attendance Force, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Friendliest Girl. Ambition: To be leader of the French Foreign Legion at Pipe Lake. 2: L ,get L gs It 'Rug ' Q ... 5'0- 5: QM s Egifts Z y 1 KEVIN FRENZEL-Coe, Boys' Club Comm., German Club Officer, Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' lntramural, Senior Picnic Comm. Ambition: To make the team in the game of life. PHIL GALLAHER-Magnolia: Student Council Officer, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Boys' Club Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, Cantorians, Bank Clerk, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club, Senior Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Inter-high Council, Student Exchange Comm. Ambition: To be chief chalker in the '54 card and pool. CONNIE GALVAGNO-Warren Avenue: Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Attendance Force, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To be a mermaid at Pipe Lake in the reunion of 2004. CHESTER GAY-Boys' Club Comm. PETER GODDARD-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Livewire, Boys' lntramural, Pep Club. Ambition: To become a mad scientist and blow up the world. PARK GOIST-West Queen Anne: Class Officer, Student Council Officer, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Boys' Club Officer, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Basketball, Boys' lntramural, Boys' Q Club, Senior Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Boys' Club Office Helper, lnklings Club Officer. Ambition: To stack cards at the '54 Club. LYNNE GUSTAFSON-Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Attendance Force, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To be chief firedouser at Pete's Place. JAY HOLLAND-Lawton, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club. Ambition: To have enough ambition to be ambitious. JOAN HAMM-John Hay, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Office Force, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To sail around the world with Nancy. HAROLD HANSBERRY-Boys' Club Committees. SALLY HARRISON-Meany, Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, French Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Attendance Force, Song Leader, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A, Dance Comm., Girls' Club Inspirational Award Winner. Ambition: Turn Cartwheels off the high dive in the 2004 Midnight water-ballet. STAN HARTEY-Ogden, Utah, Boys' Club Comm., Boys' Track, Boys' lntra- mural, Ambition: To find Jerry rolling in dough in Alaska. My CAROL HAR'l'LEf-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Bank Clerk. Ambition: Live a life of leisure and be the one who shoots Mary. IILL HAR'l'LEYfMagnolia, Class Officer, Boys' Club Council, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespians Officer, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Kapers Director, Livewire, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A, Dance Comm., Boys' State, Student Play. Ambition: Lead the vice-squad in the first raid on Club '54. DWIGHT HAWKES-Coe, Student Council, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Junior Choir, Hall Patrol, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To score in the game of life. SUE NAYDUK-John Hayg Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Teom, Attendance Force, Sr. Announcement Comm. Ambition: Take tickets at the entertainment club for '54, DONNA HEALD-Yakima: Girls' Club Comm., Kapers, Sr. Assembly Comm., Usher. Ambition: To become a Lyon in July. BEVERLY HEMB-Magnolia, Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Officer, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Frosh Chorus Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Assembly Comm., F.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' State. Ambition: Be chief food-snatcher at the Pipe Lake Reunion in 2004. BARBARA HIGHTOWER-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, French Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Frosh Chorus, Sr. Luncheon Comm. Ambition: Go to France and prove that Amor vinsit omnia llove conquers alll. SANDRA HOMSHER-Warren Avenue, Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon, Pep Club. Ambition: To see escolators put in Q. A. RITA HOSKINS-Waterville, Girls' Club Comm., Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm. Ambition: Take my own rocket to the moon. JOAN HOWISEY--West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Sr. Announcement Comm. Ambition: Have a reunion in the year 2000 with Mary Helen and Corky. LORETTA HOYT --Girls' Club Committees. IARRY HUGHE5wJohn Hay, Boys' Club Comm., Bank Clerk, Ticket Force. Ambition: To graduate from the U. W. Medical School. .WHY DON HENRYiBoys' Club Comm., Mid-tern Graduate. RICHARD HEPBURN-West Queen Anne Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Clul: Livewire, Bank Clerk, Stage Force. Ambitior Be chief label maker in Coach Floyd's distiller in Senior Foods. Q BRUCE JOHNSON-'John Hay, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Boys' Track, Boys' Intramural. Ambition: Design the motors for the first nter-galactic space ship. KAY JOHNSON-Warren Avenue, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Sr. Picnic Comm., N. I. R. O., Pep Club. Ambition: Be the first Venus girl 'O meet Joan, Veeg, and Arlene in 2054. DICK JOHNSTON-Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Junior Choir Officer, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, .ivewire, Bank Clerk, Ticket Force, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Intramural, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Usher, Ski Team. Ambition: Dice loader at Club '54. SUSAN JONES-Coe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society Officer, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, .atin Club, Debate Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Frosh Chorus, Capers Act Director, Livewire, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Inter-school Chorus. Ambition: Patrol the Midnight-Ballet with my toothbrush twin at the 2004 Pipe Lake reunion. VAL KESLER-Blackfoot, Idaho, Boys' Club Comm. Ambition: To be a South Pacific playboy on a cruise to Tahiti. JOAN KIPPER-Coe, Class Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Honor Society, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Can- torians, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Inter-school Choir: Ambition Be 'Miss Seaweed and help My Kelp man the fleet in 2004. MARILYN ISENIIATII-Magnolia, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, Masque and Gavel, Thespian Officer, KUAY Associate Editor, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Orchestra Officer, Kapers Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Song Leader, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A Dance Comm., Inter-school Chorus. Ambition: Be Bill Hartley's campaign manager and feed peanuts to the elephant. CAROL! JACKSON-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Livewire, Attendance Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Student Play, Ski Team, Pep Club, lnklings. Ambition: To be life guard for the midnight water ballet in 2004. CONRAD .IACOBSEN-Magnolia, Student Council Officer, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Cantorians, Hall Patrol, Boys' Football, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Inter-high Council. Ambition: Chief ball racker at the '54 card and pool. LADENE JAMES-Ferndale Jr. High, Girls' Club Comm. Ambition: To take up nursing. STORM JOBS-Magnolia, Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Editor in Chief, Spanish Club Officer, Ski Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Kapers Act Director, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team. Ambition: To cover the 2004 reunion for the New York Herald. BILL JOHNSON-Hamilton, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Kapers, Live- wire, Boys' Football, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Track, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Gift Comm. Ambition: Chief mash maker for the distillery in Coach Floyd's senior foods class. BARBARA KLOCK-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Attendance Force, Sr. Gift Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club. Ambition: To be a beachcomber at the Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. SYLVIA KNIGHT-Idaho, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Live- wire, Bank Clerk. Ambition: To be shot by a iealous wife at the age of 95. ARLENE LAMB-Warren Avenue, Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, French Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Spade Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To be the pilotess of rocketship Venusbound in 2054. BOB LAMBORN-Seattle Prep., Class Officer, Boys' Club Comm., Hall Patrol, Boys' Baseball. Ambition: To be head beverage distributor of Seattle. BETTY JEAN LANGLEY-North Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians Officer, Junior Choir Officer, Frosh Chorus, Orchestra Officer. Ambition: To live a worthwhile and useful life. JOHN LANGSTED-West Queen Anne, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thes- pians, Kapers, Livewire, Stage Force Manager, Lunchroom helper, School Messenger. Ambition: To own my own florist shop and specialize in orchids. BARBARA LANIER-Edmond Meany, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T, A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be M. C. at the Pipe Lake 2004 Midnight Water ballet. MARGARET LARSSON-Minneapolis, Girls' Club, Spanish Club, Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To live a happy and useful Christian life. GORDON LATIMER-Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Livewire, Boys' Track, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To hold the mortgage on Club '54 when Barbas goes bankrupt. .IEANNIE LAUCKHART-Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Student Play, Pep Club. Ambition: To be star performer in the Midnight Water ballet in 2004. JOHN LAUGHl.ANDsBuffalo, New York, Boys' Club Comm., Cantorians, Orchestra, Boys' Track, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., All-state Wash. Music Festival, lnter-school Choir, Boys' Barbershop Quartet. Ambition: To go back to New York lNaturally, he's kidding?l. SHAROI. LAWSON-Minnesota, Girls' Club Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, Ski Club, Band, Girls' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To be chief barnacle-scraper at the 2004 Pipe Lake reunion. JAMES LOVE-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., Ski Club, Livewire, Boys' Track, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Intramural. Ambition: To leave this world in better shape than it is now. JOHN MIRDONALD-Boys' Club Committees. KENNETH MACKEY-Lawton, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Boys' Track, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To catch a sixty pound salmon. BARBARA MAINS-Anacortes, Girls' Club Comm., German Club, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Library Assistant. Ambition: To become half owner of a certain old '48 Chev. PAT MANNlNGACalifornia, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Kapers Comm. Ambition: To meet Gayle on Mars for Sharlene's fiftieth wedding anniversary. BILL MARSTON-North Queen Anne, Class Officer, Student Council, Boys' Club Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, Cantorians, Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club. Ambition: To live a dedicated Christian life. wo- 'G' DOROTHY LEE-Kent-Meridian, Girls' Club Comm., Girls' Q Club. Ambi- tion: To sharpen pencils for old J. P. PAM LEIGHTON-Girls' Club Committees. ANNE LESTER-Coe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, French Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Livewire, Bank Clerk, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Student Exchange Comm. Ambition: To sail around the world with the kids on Dave's yacht. DON LEWIS-John Hay, Boys' Club Committees. PAUL LEWIS-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Staff, GRIZZLY Staff, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Kapers, Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To take candid photos of the blast at Pete's place. .IANICE LIPKEiWest Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespian Officer, French Club, Kapers, Sr. Luncheon Comm. Ambition: To see Dagmar off to Europe and Sally graduate. 'tk KAY METZGAR-North Queen Anne, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team. Ambi- tion: Cut-up and piece-together broken hearts at the 2004 reunion. CRAIG MILLAR-Grant, Boys' Club Committees. Ambition: Get a Ph. D. in Chemistry under the college Pharmacy course. TONY MINAGLIA--North Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To own a new Lincoln convertible. DON MITCHELL-John Hay: Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Orchestra, Band Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Sports Manager, Boys' Q Club, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., All State Wash. Music Festival, Inter-high Council, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm., All-city Band. Ambition: Assist. Chalker with Gallaher at the '54 Cards and Pool. GAIL MONTE-Mason Jr. High, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabi- net, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespians, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Debate Club, Drill Team, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Sr. Assembly Comm., Girls' Football Team, Student Play, lnklings Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To push President Hartley off Pipe Lake's dock in 2004. DICK MOON-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Be entertainment head at the '54 Cards and Pool Club. V ....: I 35' '. HELEN MAYER-Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Spanish Club, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Attendance Force, Senior Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: Be an old maid school teacher and travel around the world. BILLIE MCAVITY-Girls' Club Committees. JOAN MEKENZIE-Lawton, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Staff, French Club, Drill Team, Bank Clerk, Sr. Picnic Comm., N. I. R. O., Pep Club. Ambition: Be the first passenger on the rocketship Venusbound in 2054. KERRY McMAl'lAN-John Hay, Class Officer, Student Council Comm., Boys' Club Comm., Masque and Gavel, Thespians, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Debate Club, Ski Club Officer, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Yell Leader, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Student Play, Pep Club, Ski King. Ambition: To be head bookie at the Club 54. JUDY MCMANUS-Coe, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Commencement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Bring the Ferndale boys to the 2004 reunion at Pipe Lake. MARGARET MCMULLIN-Magnolia, Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Editor-in- Chief, GRIZZLY Editor, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Fashion Show chairman. Ambition: To send my kids to E. M. C. for advice and counsel. PAT MORGAN-Kent, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Frosh Chorus Officer, Orchestra Officer, Band Officer, Girls' Q Club Officer, Girls' Football Team, All-city Band, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambi- tion: To sit on the tack of success and rise rapidly! ANNA MORRIS-Haymond: Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Sr. Announcement Comm. Ambition: To live a life pleasing to Jesus Christ. GAIL MORRIS-New Jersey, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRlZZLY Editor, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To peel flashbulbs at the Pete's place reunion. CAROL MORRISON-Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Staff, GRIZZLY Editor-in-Chief, Latin Club, Cantorians Officer, Frosh Chorus Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Ticket Force, All State Wash. Music Festival, Spade Club, N. l. R. O., Sr. Baccalaureate Comm., Inter-high Chorus, Pep Club. Ambition: To sing baritone in the Four Winds at Pete's place. LARRY MORROW-Magnolia, Boys' Club Council, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, Ski Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be the head waiter at Club '54. JUDI MOUNGER-Alexander Hamilton, Student Council Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Friendliest Girl, All-city P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club, Co-chairman. Ambition: Be feature diver of Pipe Lake's midnight ballet in 70041 WALLY MURRAY Coe, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Football, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club. Ambition: To play sixty seconds in the game of life. .JUDY MURPHY Girls' Club Comm., Mid-term graduate. BETTY NACE Portland, Oregon, Girls' Club Comm., Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To be the first to parachute from the K. l. N. G. television tower. DAVE NAVONI--O'Dea, Boys' Club Comm., Bank Clerk, Hall Patrol, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Intramural, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be Food- tender at the Senior picnic, JIM NEIL Boys' Club Committees. JOAN NIELSEN Manila, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, KUAY Staff, French Club, Debate Club, Kapers Act Director, Bank Clerk, lnkling's Club Officer, Student Plays. Ambi- tion: To lead a double life: teacher and mother of twelve. MARGARET PETERSON --Magnolia: Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Orchestra, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., All-state Wash. Music Festival, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To sing first tenor in the Four Winds at my place. GAYLE PHILLIPS-Alaska, Girls' Club Comm., Girls' Club Office Helper, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Ski Club, Drill Team, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Luncheon Comm., Kapers Comm. Ambition: Go with Pat to Mars for Sharlene's golden wedding anniversary. .JANET PHILLIPS-Bremerton High School, Girls' Club Comm., French Club, Ski Club, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To be towel snatcher with Joan and Shelby at the 2004 reunion. DAN PICKETT-Germany, German Club, Cantorians Officer, Sr. Com- mencement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., All State Wash. Music Festival. Ambition: Learn Paul Lewis' darkroom technique. .IANICE PITTMAN-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., lnter-high Chorus, Girls' Quartette. Ambition: To be chief lifeguard at the midnight water ballet at the Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. DARYLENE PRICEfHighline High School, Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force. Ambition: To be as .JO NOMMENSENf.lohn Hay, Class Officer, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Ski Club Officer, Drill Team, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Sr. Picnic Committee, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Ambition: To swim the length of Pipe Lake with Mary in 2004. TOM NORDSTROM-Panama Canal Zone: Student Council, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor-in-Chief, Ski Club, Orchestra, Band Officer, Livewire, Sr. Gift Comm., Ski Team. Ambition: To excel in all that I attempt. ROSALIE OGDEN--John Hay: Girls' Club Comm., Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Cantorians, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Sr. Commencement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Student Play. Ambition: To wreck the rowboats at the Pipe Lake Reunion in 2004. MARLENE PATTERSON-Lawton, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Sr. Announcement Comm. Ambition: To help entertain the enter- tainment committee at the '54 reunion. NAOMI PAYNE-Girls' Club Committees. KEN PETERSON-Magnolia, Boys' Club Committees. S GLYNN PRITCHARD-Boys' Club Comm., Kapers. LARRY PULFORD-Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Latin Club, Spanish Club, Livewire, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Intramural, Secretary of Boys' Q Club, Senior Gift Comm. Ambition: To always be able to fish in the Northwest. PATRICIA PURCELL-Forest Ridge, Girls' Club Comm., Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, P.fT. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Be the doctor at the class reunion at Pipe Lake in 2004. DON RADOVICH-Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Ski Club, Ticket Force, Hall Patrol, Boys' Tennis. Ambition: Chief of the riot squad that raids Club '54. CAROLYN RAPP-Magnolia, Girls' Club Committees, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Attendance Force, Senior As- sembly Committee. Ambition: To always be the head cigarette girl at Pete's Place. JOHN REDMAN-Boys' Club Committees. EVELYN REIMAN-John Hay, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY editor, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Office Force, Senior Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Be chief cook and bottle- washer at Pipe Lake's 2004 reunion. SUZANNE RICHARD-Holy Names, Student Council, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, Latin Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attend- ance Force, Stage Force, Senior Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Committee, Pep Club. Ambition: Chief Bottle-emptier at the Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. L at S. ,H ff' .5 l JAN RIETMAN-Magnolia, Student Council, Student Council Comm., Boys' Club Council, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Band, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club Senior Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Mathematically compute volume of water displaced by Girls in Midnight Ballet. MARTIN ROBERTSON-Warren Avenue, Boys' Club Comm., Ski Club, Stage Force. Ambition: To see Joe Pace get a shave and a haircut. CAROL ROBINSON-Lincoln, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club. Ambition: To become the best bosses-lap-sitting secretary in Europe. JUDITH ROGERS-St. Anne's, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Latin Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To sing in Grand Opera. DERWIN ROUPE-John Hay, Boys' Club Comm., Ticket Force, Lunchroom Helpers. Ambition: To beat Jerry Grant in a roadster. JOANN ROZMAN-Norfolk, Va., Girls' Club Comm., Ski Club, Drill Team, Bank Clerk. Ambition: To help Marylyn to make Tommy like pigeons. JEANNE RUGGLES Hamilton, Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Livewire. Ambition: To go to Glenda and Roger's wedding! MARY RUSSELL Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Girls' Club Office Helper, Honor Society, KUAY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr, Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team. Ambition: Follow Jo across Pipe Lake at the 2004 Reunion. JOY SALMON John Hay, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Latin Club, Debate Club, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Commencement Comm., Spade Club, Senior Play, Spring Play, Ambition: To teach people to pronounce my last name right, MARY SAMPSON W West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Bank Clerk. Ambition: Live a life of leisure and die in a gun battle. BO! SANKEY Magnolia, Class Officer, Student Council, Student Council Comm., Honor Society Officer, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Band Officer, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Phi Beta Kappa Award. Ambition: To operate a taxi service between the Club '54 and Pipe Lake in 2004. ARTHUR SAUNDERS Boys' Club Committees. TONY SCHAFF-Monroe, Honor Society, Torch Pin. Ambition: Help Mike design first inter-galactic nuclear powered space ship. DAVE SCHNEBELE-John Hay, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Spanish Club, Ski Club, SHARLENE SCHNIER Coe, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Luncheon Comm., Kapers Makeup Comm., Sr. Play Costume Comm. Ambition: For Jerry and I to celebrate our 50th wedding anniversary on Mars. TONI SHAW Coe, Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Orchestra, Band, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, lnklings. Ambi- tion: Be under-water harpist lwith under-water halol for Pipe Lake's midnight water ballet. IVONETTE SHDO Brazil, Girls' Club Comm., Kapers, Sr. Commencement Comm. Ambition: To be in the diplomatic service and travel. JERRY SHIERKY Viewridge: Boys' Club Comm., Latin Club, Debate Club, Ski Club, Boys' Track, Boys' Intramural, Sr. Prom Comm. Ambition: To be chief fire staker in Coach Floyd's Senior Foods class. MARY HELEN SHEAN ---Denver, Colorado, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Sr. Announcement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Have a reunion in the year 2000 with Joan and Corky. IILL SILVERTHORN Boys' Club Comm., Mid-term Graduate. R wa Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Intra- mural, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: FBI agent investigating the many illegal recrea- tions at the Club '54. .S X . - 55. rn X -. S ' X y Q -. 2:x ::., .1 we K Q9 . Stwlf LES STAHLEY-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Comm., German Club Officer Livewire, Boys' Track. Ambition: To be the last mon of Dysart's yacht. SHIRLEY STANDLEY-Girls' Club Committees. GOLDIE STEVENS-Magnolia, Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Attendance Force, Sr. Gift Comm. Ambition: To help Ellie entertain the entertainment committee for the 54. JERRIE STEWART-Magnolia, Student Council Officer, Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society Officer, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Latin Club, Drill Team, Cantorians Officer, Kapers, Sr. Gift Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Inter-school Chorus. Ambition: Chief angler in the fishing boat with Janice at the 2004 Pipe Lake reunion. .IOANNE STRAYER-Magnolia, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Latin Club, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Sr. Commencement Comm. Ambition: To be chief cook and bottlewasher at Pete's Place with Danny. DAGMAR STROM-John Hay: Girls' Club Comm., Band, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk. Ambition: To see Janicezat l00. JOHN SIMPSON-Magnolia: Student Council, Boys' Club Council, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll Officer, KUAY Editor-in-Chief, Latin Club, Cantorians, Kapers Ad Manager, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Vice-president in charge of parking at the Club '54. DAVID W. SMITH-West Queen Anne, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespians, Spanish Club, Kapers Ad Manager, Livewire, Sr. Assembly Comm., lnklings, Student Play, Spring Play, Pep Club. Ambition: To own lrving's, the smartest men's shop in the University District. DAVID O. SMITH-West Queen Anne: Boys' Club Comm., Stage Force, Boys' Track. Ambition: To be a millionaire. SYLVIA SMITH-Port Angeles, Girls' Club Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To marry a 90 year old millionaire. ART SNYDER-Magnolia: Student Council, Latin Club, Cantorians, Livewire, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: To be a credit to my mother and father. CHRISTIE SOHNEL-Berlin, Germany, Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, German Club, Sr. Commencement Comm. Ambition: To get as many male visitors as Mr. Campbell. CARROL SUTTON-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel, GRIZZLY Editor, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Frosh Chorus, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Sr. Commencement Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: Dance the hula at the Midnight Water ballet in the 2004 reunion. JIM SUZUKI-Hamilton, Sr. Class President Honor Society, Torch Pin, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club Officer. Ambition: To pick up Senior girls who fall on the stage at Commencement. MALCOLM SWANSON-Coe: Class Officer, Boys' Club Council, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Editor, Latin Club, Ski Club, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Tennis, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Ski Team. Ambition: Visit the Old Country. CHUCK TARDOX-Boys' Club Committees. JACKY TATT-Girls' Club Comm., Mid-term Graduate. MIKE TAUBER-Magnolia, Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin. Ambition: Design first inter-galactic space ship. BETTY LOU THIEL-Lawton: Livewire, Sr. Orchestra Officer, Kapers, Girls' Q Club, Girls' Club Cabinet, All-Northwest Music Conference, All- state Music Conference, All-city Orchestra, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Pep Club. Ambition: To sing bass in the Four Winds at Pete's Place. CARRIE THOENES-Warren Ave., Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Charm Club, Sr. Baccalaureate Comm. Ambition: To be photographer at Pipe Lake reunion of 2004. MARCILE THOMAS-John Hay, Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Officer, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Associate Editor, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Kapers, Bank Clerk, Attendance Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Girls' State. Ambition: To hold the 2004 reunion at my cabin at Pipe Lake. CORALYN THOMPSON-John Hay: Student Council, Girls' Club Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, French Club, German Club Officer, Ski Club, Drill Team, Cantorians Officer, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Luncheon Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., lnter-school Chorus, Girls' Quartette. Ambition: To be underwater mountain climber fed on seaweed at 2004 reunion. BOB TIMLIN-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Committees. BARBARA TINHOLT-James Monroe: Girls' Club Officer, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespians Officer, Latin Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., Student Play. Ambition: Be chief anglewormqdigger at reunion at Pipe Lake at 2004. T it 3 BQ' RALPH VANNI-St. Anne'sg Student Council Officer, Boys' Club Council, Honor Society, GRIZZLY Staff, Latin Club, Cantorians Officer, Junior Choir, Livewire, Hall Patrol, Boys' Basketball, Boys' Baseball, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Inter-high Chorus, Inter-high Sportsmanship Comm., Head Usher. Ambition: Chief Blacktopper of the road to '54. GEORGE VARVER-West Queen Anne, Boys' Club Officer, French Club, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Boys' Football, Boys' Track, Boys' Q Club, Sr. Picnic Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Personnel Manager for the chorus line at the Club '54. JOSEPH VCHULEK-Lawton: Spanish Club, Junior Choir, Kapers, Livewire, Boys' Intramural. Ambition: Be a Gungho Marine and meet all the women. ROBERTA WAAGE-Coe, Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Cantorians, Orchestra, Girls' Q Club, Sr. Announcement Comm., Girls' Football Team, Pep Club, Student Play. Ambition: Chief publicity manager for the party al Pete's place. JANICE WAGNER-St. Anne's: Girls' Club Comm., Girls' Club Office Helpers, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, lnkling Club. Ambition: Go fishing at the Pipe Lake reunion and be Jerrie's assistant. JERRY WAHLQUIST-John Hay: Class Officer, Boys' Club Comm., Spanish Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Picnic Comm., Sr. Pin Comm. Ambition: To get some decent grades in college. if T Y sa. g , X 5. GEORGENE TREADWELL-Magnolia: Class Officer, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, KUAY Staff, Latin Club, French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers Act Director, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Stage Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team. Ambition: Patrol the midnight ballet with my toothbrush twin at the 2004 reunion. ELIZABETH TROSS-West Queen Anne, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Ski Club, Cantorians, Latin Club, Junior Choir, Kapers, Spade Club. Ambition: To be chief barker at the Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. ROGER TUCKER-Magnolia, Tennis, Hall Patrol. Ambition: To see a true history of Henkel's high school days. DIANE TURNER-Franklin: Girls' Club Comm., Drill Team, Kapers, Student Play. Ambition: Be a window washer at McCord Air Force Base. DONALDA TRYGG-Magnolia: Girls' Club Cabinet, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, GRIZZLY Staff, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Livewire, Pep Club. Ambition: Paddle board instructor on land at the Pipe Lake reunion in 2004. JOY VANASSE-John Hay, Student Council, Girls' Club Officer, Honor Society, Torch Pin, KUAY Staff, GRIZZLY Editor, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Cantorians Officer, Kapers, Livewire, Bank, Clerk, Office Force, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Girls' Football Team, Girls' State. Ambition: To originate the Middy bathing suit at the 2004 reunion. S , ., X. is LX A -' , A,,, :S :jg :,,. . ci... N: ' A vi . U f i- .-:. r -L s In 5 X is E' t 4 sy, SALLY WILSON -Magnolia: Frosh Cabinet, Ski Club Frosh Chorus, K pers, Livewire Bank Clerk, Senior Luncheon. Ambition To watch Ann be leader at the French Foreign Legion at Pipe Lake. DOROTHY WEST-Lincoln: Girls' Club Comm., Junior Choir, Bank Clerk, Sr. Announce- ment Comm. Ambition: Put escalators in the Galer Street stairs in 2097. BOB WHITE-Magnolia: Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Boys' Club Comm., Sr. Picnic Comm. Ambition: To be as successful as my father. ww' .IEAN WAINWIIIGHT-Girls' Club Committees. NELL WALKER-Ohio, Girls' Club Comm., Masque and Gavel, Thespians, Spanish Club, French Club, Drill Team, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Attendance Force, Ticket Force, Stage Force, Sr. Assembly Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Student Play. Ambition: To chaperone Anne when she sails around the world. JIM WALDAL--Coe, Student Council Comm., Boys' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Latin Club, Ski Club, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Hall Patrol, Boys' Football, Boys' Intramural, Boys' Sports Manager, Sr. Picnic Comm., Sr. Pin. Comm., Usher. Ambition: To help Buckles handle Sophomore women at Club '54. CAROL WEAVER-Edmond Meany: Girls' Club Comm., French Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Kapers, Attendance Force, Sr. Announcement Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Ambition: Be a beachcomber at Pipe Lake's 2004 reunion. KENNETH WEAVER-John Hay, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Spanish Club, Junior Choir. Ambition: To become a successful livestock mon. NORNIA WELLS-Magnolia: Girls' Club Comm., Honor Society, Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Latin Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Orchestra Officer, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Assembly Comm., All-Northwest Music Festival, Pep Club. Ambition: To be chief spark counter at the Pipe Lake Reunion. - k ALLAN WHITE-John Hay, Senior Class President, Boys' Club Council, KUAY staff, Latin Club, Kapers, Livewire, Yell Leader, Hall Patrol, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm. Inter-high Council. Ambition: To be chief bar- tender in the Club '54. MARYLYN WHITE-North Queen Anne: Girls' Club Cabinet, Honor Society, Torch Pin, Spanish Club, Drill Team, Bank Clerk, Girls' Q Club Officer. Ambition: To make Tommy like pigeons. PEGGY WHITLOCK-John Hay: Girls' Club Comm., Spanish Club, German Club Officer, Ski Club, Junior Choir, Livewire, Bank Clerk, Sr. Announcement Comm., Pep Club. Ambition: To be the pooped-cutest piper at the Pipe Lake Reunion. BOB WILLIAMS-Magnolia: Boys' Club Committies. Ambition: To be o 30 year man in the Swiss Navy. VIRGINIA ZUVICH-Holy Names: Girls' Club Comm., Ski Club, Sr. Picnic Comm., N. l. R. O., Pep Club. Ambition: Have the first Hallowe'en Slumber Party on Venus in 2054. WENDY DOWNIE-Meany: Student Council Comm., Girls' Club Comm., Girls' Club Cabinet, Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Honor Society Comm., Torch Pin, Quill and Scroll, KUAY Editor, Spanish Club, Ski Club, Drill Team, Can- torians, Junior Choir, Frosh Chorus, Orchestra, Bank Clerk, Sr. Prom Comm., P.-T. A. Dance Comm., Spring Concert, Inter-High Chorus, Girls' Club Office Helper. Ambition: To be chaperone of all the little anglers at the 2004 water ballet. CAROL STEEVES-lNo photol W. Queen Anne: Kapers Director, Class Officer, Girls' Club Comm., Frosh Auxiliary Cabinet, Masque and Gavel Officer, Thespians Officer, Live Wire, Bank Clerk. Ambition: Jim knows! x The boy was very small and the day was very young. He'd seen these activities before but today the excitement was mount- ing because this was the 1974 reunion of the greatest show on earth! His eyes darted busily around . . . Ladies and gentlemen! Step right this way, cries barker BILL HARTLEY. Just one thin dime to see the nuttiest, X61 misplaced and displaced characters ever loosed from bedlam- FRANK BRACHER and KERRY MCMAHAN, the Sunshine ! I l ' Clowns! Peanuts, popcorn, crackerjacks . . . shouts vender JOHN SIMPSON, passing out old KUAY's as he pushes his way through a crowd dotted with struggling reporters searching for their Big Story : WENDY DOWNIE and STORM JOBS, covering the big top, and MARGARET MCMULLIN and PAT CONNOR, reviewing the side show, while the flash bulbs of PAUL LEWIS and ROGERS CARRINGTON add to the confusion. Yes, the circus has come to town, bringing with it the most outstanding bareback riders of the world, JANA BARDSLEY, BARBARA BLACK, KITTIE DITTMAR, MARILYN ISENHATH, and SALLY HAR- RISON, former Kuay balls of fire. And, for the first time in America, the greatest novelty sensation of all times, the talk of two continents-the incredible, the debonaire TOM NORDSTROM, with MAE ELBRANDT, JO NOMMENSEN, and PAT FABRICK bringing their unbelievable achievements in aerial skating! A magic carpet from Istanbul, not Constantinople, lands in ring one under the successful handling of Ali Khan ERNIE FILTZ bringing a harem of vivant, beautiful, thrilling dancers, JOAN NIELSEN, GAIL MONTE, BEV HEMB, BARBARA TINHOLT, and MARCILE THOMAS. Bursting forth from who knows where comes the fanfare of the circus band led by DON MITCHELL and backed by that ever popular tuba, bagpipe, and two clarinet quartet, JAN RIETMAN, BOB SANKEY, TOM ALLEN, and SHAROL LAWSON.'They announce the arrival of a not soon to be forgotten spectacle: Grizzlies RALPH VANNI, PARK GOIST, PHIL GALLAHER, BILL MARSTON, ART SNYDER, and BOB GREEN jumping through hoops in ring two. The spot light falls on ring three where a stunning aerial ballet is under way. QUINN REDEKER, the Falcon of Flight, takes to the air and swings toward his lythe and agile partner, SWEDE WILSON. Bouncing on the trampoline beneath them are JOHN FLOOD, GEORGE VARVER, FRANK FORREST, JIM SUZUKI, KEVIN FRENZEL and CONNIE JACOBSEN. Hold your hats, folks! Here they come again! The Clowns-rolling JIM ALEXANDER, toddling TINA FOSS, jumping ANN GREENWOOD, singing CORKY THOMPSON, tumbling ALLAN WHITE, and revelling IRENE CHARLTON into the hippodrome track. The birds' MALCOLM SWANSON and DWIGHT HAWKES, wings flutter and flurry as they are madly pursued in Operation Cuckoo by CAROL MORRISON, GAIL MORRIS, JOAN KIPPER, and JERRIE STEWART. And into the center ring come the heavy lumbering elephants trained by the world's greatest organizer, JOY VANASSE, and ridden by the most gorgeous girls in the universe, CARROL SUTTON on Jumbo, SUSAN JONES on Tanya, JEANNIE LAUCKHART on Tiny, and JUDI MOUNGER on Bessie. The small boy, hearing the barker's voice, turns for one last glance at the side show and the midway. He sees LARRY MORROW giving away three balls for only one quarter, BOB EDENHOLM selling novel- ties and curling irons, and JANICE WAGNER giving away cupie dolls to the highest bidder. He sadly turns his back on all this excitement and leaves for home after a big day with the greatest show on earth. Margaret McMullin 37 .44 Seated: Lee Rose Viialich, freosurerg Mr. Miller, adviser: Bob Hibler, president. Sianding: Lee l.aFoIlef1e, secretory and Bob Reid, vice-president. The members of the class of fifty-five have had an exciting year with many activities to remember in the future. Starting the year with enthusiasm, the new upperclassmen elected ofiicers headed by Bob Hibler, President, with new officers replacing them in the spring headed by John Wall, President. ,juniors excelling in sports included Pete l-lanson,Jim Ross, Bob Parks, John Reardon, john Wall, Bob Hibler, Larry Mounger, Dean Reid, john Grover, and jack Nilles. Chosen to represent the class on Student Council for the fall semester were Bill Foster, Jim Ross, Marilyn Woodward, and Sandy Mayes. John Coie, Jim Cook, Jan Totten, and Betsy McLean took over the positions during the spring semester. Representing the junior Class at the games were song leaders Alice Simpson and Nancy Parsons, and yell leader Jim Cook. Participating in orchestra and band were Elizabeth Strandberg, Janet McClanc, Joe Moloso, Sharene Ernst, Jean Hendrickson, and Esther Auld. Kapers act directors from the junior Class included Jerry Lonn, Judy Skytta, F, .E and Arlene Flynn. N Holding important positions on the KUAY WEEKLY were Barbara Clift, Shari Greene, Alice Simpson, Roberta Nelson, janet Alton, Larry Mounger, and Sandy Murray. ln concluding a fun-packed year, the Junior Class looks forward with high expectation to a wonderful Senior year- Seafed: Marilyn Wohlquist, secretcryp Anne Schelke, treasurer. Siunding: Bob Parks, vice-presidenfi John Wall, president. 39 6 s if. H 5 . Ef: : 1 5 11. QL + ,-v',-, I . lu l ' ...V L .:,... ,, . , X 2 -:V, 1 T A IQ ., ., AI N :E 'f M, W5 ,pn -K - -,., - -A -. ,E i , .. I y :ZV .Z J . ., , H: ms, I ,M: :.:i .-W ,,.,, , -:Egg X Q Q A I 1+ F 1 + 'E A in f x 5 I :,. .f,,.,:,a,, ,Q ADAMS, SANDRA ALBINUSEN, HAAKONETTA ALLAN, LA RAE ALTON, JANET ANDERSON, NANCY ARNOLD, DICK AULD, ESTHER BAKER, KEN BARNET, ELIZABETH BARRETT, MARILYN BARRON, JODY BATES, DAVID O. 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WILLIAMS, SUE 'AW +. avg E , YOUNGREN, MYRNA ZUVICH, LORETTA T ' A 5 A ,,,,1 woonwARo, MARILYN JOAN spnour ,uri dsx :- -,,, N KAREN SPROUT K U A Y Cub Staff J Back row: Sandy Murray, Ellis Weslphal, Joel Pipe, John Cole, Gary Shansby, Judy Stocking, Befsy Mclean Second row: Sue Williams, Carol Sieverling, Karen Tessman, Verrelle Swanson, Jane? Alfon, Anne Schelke Belly Marchcnl, Mary Anne Pulver. Front row: Judy Skylla, Shari Greene, Julie Stephan. Seated: Alice Simpson, Barbara Jo Clift. f , f lr' I X 5 f 7 f KS -x -av , .pan 2- 1-at ,V.-n ,an- -,v- V5-.-i r I ru ..-:r l..-:' '52 wtf nm 'tu ,110 'HH' Q 4-' J L. Seated: Lynn Dowling, treasurerp Miss Tormey, adviserg Peggy Owner, vice-president. Standing: Scott Pierce, secretary and Bill Marshall, president. The class of '56 has had an eventful year. ln the fall they put their best foot forward and elected a fine group of mfiicers headed by Bill Marshall. An equally capable group, headed by Pete Iurrie, took their places in the spring. Several members of the class became members of the Cantorians. They Nere: Susan Bates, Carol Dent, Lee Farrell, Barbara Friesen, Joyce Gallaher, udy Miller, Carolyn Payne, Elizabeth Schenken, Helen Sloan, Molly Wake- ield, and Rodney Parke. Representing the class on Student Council during the fall semester were vlarilyn Andrews, Kay Flynn, John Curran, and Fred Meyers. Mary Lewis, Sarbara Standard, Remo Galvagno, and Van Zefkeles took their places the ,econd semester. Boys turning out for sports included: Bill McLay, Paul Gibson, Dick Smith, Perry Perry, Harold Quinn, Richard Taigen, Bob Shelton, Eugene lones, Dave Hendrickson, .Ierry Thom- nasen, Clark Slokum, Larry Noble, Sary Knight, Bill James, Ed White, .loyd Hannon. 'F'-'S il Doing their part to make the i954 xi Capers a success were Gloria Stamolis, udy Eldridge, Marilyn Andrews, Nancy lauh, Ann Swanson, Marilyn McCrary, synn Dowling, Carol Roraback, Nancy Jlsen, and Ruth Roach. The year has been a happy one and gg? he class is looking forward to the next wo years with great anticipation. , Qs. , Seated: Nancy Rauh, secretaryp Gloria Stamolis, treasurer. Standing: Woody O'Rourlre, vice-presidentg Pete Currie, president .lip Allen, Barbara F Andrews, Marilyn Angell Darlene 9 1 - 1. ev sf f iw, my Arnold, Sue Q Ask 'wmv sir- Austin, Lawrence ' Avis, Faith if ?i Q 'if ff is ,i I I Balkow, Kay g , E ,jj , I , ,.,. I Barber, Jack ., -4 ,. ., :Q...f.Q. Bez .az :f: Bomesf Jock fi I B 5 .V I I ' W A A .... , K Q ,. Barnes, John is y S :IH aufnen, Linda ' I 'K 13214 1 , ' -' Bates, Susan as ..:, 'B 'A l ,,., , 4 Vg. .g , g I K V -- -. - ' - I Beach, l.aVaun i s ' s I I i 'S A 'rf' i , eff 6 if Beloit Ronnie :. Y Q i I' ,Q I ' Vx J N: 35: ia A I E' Z. 4- ii' if: E ' - A 15' W W Befgman. Norma be W -be ffi. I ' , W A Blake. Glenn x.. V is EE, .infix V - ' 125' , Blaylock, Phil :gs .NJ ' -5: -1 - 1 A B C - 1 N wt M - ' 1 -- ,. V 1 , oner, leo ,im A if :l'i'f3fQ'? 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Miller, Judy R. Miller, Jerry .gifs ,Q P 1 N Miner, Wendy 1 y, N Milligan, Judy 5 1 . x , Q Mills, Marilyn g I -1, QQ N ' ,S Moloso, Mike ' Moore, Susan ' N, Morgan, Roy .Rm I f X c x Morris, Ernu - A ' Q QQ ' A L 4 ' , Mulnnef, Jack 4- z P, P J ,M A ' Mullins, Tim Q, J- f I E -N I . t J: Q . K. , :J 5 5 Q., f I r ' X Xi ' , ..., -M . K x ki X Munson, Sian K 1 Nace, Janice , ' ' ' Nechanicky, Sharon I 'ii' U 1 , s 5 Nichols, Pm . F y x 2 I' -1? Q 1 Nichols, Susan Ll 'il .ki -, Niemeyer, Nancy -r V- P' , ' Noble, Don A ' - Noble, Larry 5 Q' Noble, Vonis ' 1 ' J, I, I Nygren, Bob N J Q. .f - 'J - is 1 f O'Brien. Vic 2' n f I X Y O'Gorman, Jim l ' - N X .:,, Z: 'jing Sli, f gf: Ohail, Jerry Olmslead, Phyllis l Olsen, Nancy , Oslrom, Dorothy f 'S Z- 'V Owner, Peggy ' Palmer, Ron Parke, Rod Parks, Dick Paxson, Sally Q, fe 'WF as . N 1' . L s r l , l ' .i., 5 xXx X PUYNOI Carolyn . ' 1 ' -' Q L Peabody, Flounncl y A! I N X em .N ' ' J 1 X X Pedersen Marianne sg, z is f 2 Peterson, Gerry -, Pfeiffer, Pat Pinkey, Juani- Potts, Jackie Price, Paula 'ijiggggf ze- Q , Privat, Jeannette ' ' 'V . 'e:s, , J ,V , Proctor, Rod x , . . ,.,, A ,Q -. . V Puhr, Betsy I N t ' 1 Quiett, Barbara R : L5 .,',. ' Quinn, Harold i in we e, ' ' Rafael, Lindo :1We .:.:, f 'Q ' V,'-, H Rogan, PONY , ' 'e:- R , X L 'I I . 5 Rampton, Bill 5' ,Q i' Rasmussen, Barbara 1' 5 'Ji 1: Ex' Rauh, Nancy 'Q X P ..,, , M y Redd, undo 3.5 4 M' Reise,.loAnne bbl, -eizz ,,.,, Revenue, Dick , ,Q Q H: ,gf Ii 1 -e si In -V Rettig, Gary ,Q I I ' Reynolds, Dwight , i t Z x' . 35 N 'mi Rieck, Jerry 3 ' N 'Ei f' is by it Risley, Art ' . K W! 'W Roach, Ruth ge E' ,. r VIA: . K Robinson, Shirley S inf- ' , . A fs W A Q it J ' R R 3 , ' ' f Rogers, Kent ,,.. u jg? Rogge. Don Q. ' I 5+ - -I .Ei Ronkenl Don -' 35 ai ' -.lf -iw iii Rorobock, Carol . R it 9 L.i1IZTQ7' - ROYSI Dcvid H --125 ,ff :lv X ' Runnels, Anne A x J - -' .,.. i hx 5 , llyll H Ruoff, Vicki is Mx N E il ,L . Russell, Bruce ' K 5 ' ' -5 A WEE, ' - il'2ii ,. 50f'dStr0m,Korev1 M X , ' if il schenken, Elizabeth . ' ....- E Seitz, Jerry :EL ., , .,.. A . ' eg Senenl peg, iv E I Q It A Shafron, Delores . J Sharin, Sheryl -1- .,,, 2 my X Shaw, Leona W -. Lg, ' ' shenon, sob E WE' Shields, aan ' K f Shields, Many . J 4 iiif fgf 5' kv ff ,g Shockey Jeanette ' Sloan Helen ,Z Slocum, Clark Smith, Brent gg Smith, Dick A Shockey, Chorlen iz! X , .1 ,if z Q It Q Smith, Margaret 229 ll.-523, Snyder, George H51 2 ffl Snvdeff MY 1 , Spiess, Johnny 1 R' y. Q., 'fi Exile ? ., '1 Stamolis, Gloria Standard, Barbara Starin, Ricki Stenning, Denise Stewart Jay Stitt, Jerry Stone, Gary Stotler, Susan Swanson Ann Swanson, Rhoda Taigen, Richard X ..- K , T9 3s Stern, Roger 4, X W! oi , .,, l' Q '-nag! Tarbox, Pat Taylor, Brandon Taylor, Sandy Thomas, Susan Thompson, Linda Thompson, Ron Tibbits, Peggy Tolan, Terri Tradal, Terry Trepus, David Trygg, Ruth Vail, Betty Vaughan, Marcia Wakefield, Molly Walls, Forrest Warren, Bill Warren, Ronald Weisfield, Suzanne Weiss, Carl Welding, Nickie Westburg, Lola Whittles, Nancy whine, Ed White, Ross Wildin, Cecile Wildin, Howard Wilmot, Kathy Williams, Carol Williams, Carole .lo Winder, Barbara Winslow, Diane Winters, Joan Wolf, Harry Woods, Barbara Wright, Myrna 9 Rf ' A 'UV Nm. A i M ll Er QT il 'ly it 7 -viii v, is M l U' Q 'VP' , , w X S' Q -.- uf, if -SM fe Q Q sf Q x 3 S T S X X s x lg x: S X X AQ 'D' v ia- ,A W' 'fl E X Q . si 1 : X Y My g x x Q .. 1 is or , E I .I if A - x 'SQ L an X , Q SXT, QS N4 Q Sk . S- N 4 J' E . X .. x :Q N me . ix, K if x ' Rf 5 S. N S- . X X X w X if N 3' ex N W ttf Q Z, h X Q X ,jx is, -4 :. . S , -: , ,N ' , , X 5 5 Seated: Dick Miles, president: Mr. Arsanto, adviser: Doug Seated: Pat Middlebrooks, president: Mrs. Ruple, adviser: Judy Harvey, vice president. Chapple, vice-president. Standing: Steve Hullin, secretary and David Neely, Standing: Anne Connell, secretary and Jackie Striker, treasurer. treasurer. The class of '57 got off to a bouncing start by electing Pat Middlebrooks, president, Judy Harvey, vice-president, Anne Connell, secretary, and Jackie Striker, treasurer of the Junior High Girls' Club. The second semester started with Gretchen Houk, president,Judy Ross, vice-president, Carol Ann Holm- gren, secretary, and Susan Hendrickson, treasurer. The unior Hi fh Bo s' Club officers for the first semester were Dick Miles, A s Y president, Doug Chapple, vice-president, Steve Hullin, secretary, and Dave Neely, treasurer. Second semester leaders were Frank Pitman, president, Stan Chapple, vice-president, Bob Miles, secretary, and John Guiler, treasurer. Both clubs had a very successful year. Serving on Junior High Girls' Club Cabinet were Kerstin Fabbe, Linda Howell, Frances Hayes, Barbara Hansen, Judith Daily, Janet Hannon, Pat Neil, Jean Wylie, Judy Bardsley, Gertrude Burton, Nancy Svane, and Janice Batton. The Boys' Club gave an enjoyable Father-Son Banquet, and the Girls' Club had several parties also. Outstanding in sports were Paul Pearson, Steve Hullin, Stan Chapple, Doug Chapple, and Birney Oxford. With participation in many of Queen Annes activities, the class of '57 had an eventful year and it will always be remembered and cherished by the members of the class. , ,,, . .... , .,., 2:12 -4.4 up Seated: Judy Ross, vice-president: Carol Ann Holmgren, Seated: Frank Pitman, president: Bob Miles, secretary. secretary. Standing: John Guiler, treasurer. Not shown is Stan Standing: Gretchen Houk, president: Susan Hendrickson, Chapple, vice-president. ll'eGSUI'eI'. Adams, Alberla X Anderson, Sieve D , Arnold, Bruce Y r j Q . ' QN4 ' K D A 1 Bardsley, Judy , it 1- 3 I.. 5. ' , Baflon, Janice ' -. ,, s X Behan, Kalhryn P - ' ' B, ,-.: ,4 , l Bells, Wesley A X ' 3 F I V. J tii 5 fp If S5 fi ii! m . s Bleeck, Ronnie Bolslad, Phillip , , t f sow, Dick W 5' ' J by Boyd, Darold .Q ' embed, Anon -5, ' J. Q Brockeif, Norwood ,I in ' 3 Brooke, John if ' .iff if VN Browning, Bonnie Bulmer, Ross Y, Burion, Gerlrude ' ' X Camp, Barbara ...Q Carringlon, Wendy X K Chapple, Doug . xx Chapple, Sian gif' f -.k- We Cheny, JoAnne Q gli Crawl, Julie 'yg5,,fa, . 1. ' X K Chase, Jeff K Q Coleman, Judy 9 5 l .A X . h QQ Connell, Anne K7 'v J Coxwell B - 1- H laying 1 CNY -, .' ., K, Cropp, Nancy + 'if lx If 5 if 1' 'A . ' I, Dumbecu, Jam 5' ' Dailey, Judy fi. Q Danielson, Carl ' ' 5 -. Davidson, John s, , V' b ,X Diefzman, John 4 , ,,'? 5 J , J: N-'Af Downie, John I? Eardley, Dorothy X ., f 'W Y or Edwards, Jeanne Effenberger, David Egerlon, Mary Ann , Elander, Janice E 1 , y Engelslrien, Sig , ., Erickson, Marlene x ' F Ernsl, Eldon 3 - r fs Fabbe, Kersvin 5 Favro, Carol r f ' Fey, Charles ff' w if Fisher, Larry J ' .. . ,Q Fiizgerald, Don ' 1, -2 ' in 'V Frederick, Jack in , .V Geer, Janet . I y g f. t sri: . 1 X XI ' if n Gerrish, Molly Gerrodelie, Dick Giddens, Mary Geiger, Jo G.- Gifford, Gary Goffeile, Jack Gogstcller, JoAnn -QQ i E , fl . X YT? X Sx N X w NN 1 X 1 x fs X, x S - A xg X ff Qi' ,5 A N J . me X ag Q Golden, Bill . Gollan, Heather ' , Grohn, Paul I y' .1 . Q 'K 1 --F 5 -Q W A Gray, Barbara ' I LJ' ' f cfwby, shafiey ,V , gr Q N X Gfiffnh, Ted ,.- A J ' - 2 af I 1 -VV 1 4. 1 A ' ' ' I I Gundram, Joy -f-' '-'f: is -I I J -e .2 Y in r Hammond, Paul 3 ' an I xi S' nvln -' ,H I f'-' ,f W -f Hannon, Janet I :Z I fn l ers-, ' ., Yggfyqi Ky Hansen, Barbara A W A I - . :g- K - ---- J' - f 'V Harnden, Doralee QI -I-v,,.- -' if 'W f K 5 I 'iq .,,.: :HA ., ,' Hartle, Mary S if, ' Harvey, Judy Hawkes, Donya -' n - N , Hayden, Ronny I Q A sf. MI, . Hayes, Frances : ' X 'f ' :A If. 'lg I .,, Hellenthal, Bob ffl , I- Q In Wk ' x ff Hendrickson, Susan :ii lf Sm Alyl- . ' A .:lv I ,M Hodgins, Darrell Ax J Holmgren, Carol I.: E In Horst, Sandra .. :E If ' 1 Houlton, Walter I . :Z I 3 p..I Ig, I Q Howell, Linda .1-1' jak i' X 5Qf,- 5 Hullin, Steve Q S We Hunt, Jim ' - I A- I : ' ' gl W Hutchison, Alex ' J J J Hutchinson, James 1 . 12 :f ' .- 1 2 ' x Ii, , A . f f f Qififzffff . I XXI Hutchinson, James i ' Q In s Ikeda, Jean 31- I I 'gg A J L , ' I , Johnson, Beverley E Q, .In .A ' -'If lm W iz K QQ J II Johnson, Charles X I 'fri .gap I ww, if: Kennedy, Liliane .... . S tl' if A Kippef, John 4 53 V Kuniholm, Jerry ge, .sn-1 I :Y I' - ' Q the i 15 . ,W . L, 'W I' 'Q-:ii silly L- 'Mr ,sssJ K ,, wr' A , 'H ,1 fl -. 5 '!5S5 ' W 1 822' W-sz: Lamb, Judith LaRue, Jeanette Lawrence, Karolyn Lehr, Joy Linder, JoAnn Matthews, Donna Mandich, Lynda Mantik, Sharon Marshall, Richard -2- .W gm we Martin, Gary W Vg I ., Martin, Mary McBride, Shirley McCurdy, Rozan Mclnterie, Joan Messett, Raleigh Meyers, Fred Middlebrooks, Pat Miller, Rex Miles, Bob Miles, Dick Miller, Dennis I Mills, Carole H Morgan, Paul -AQ' X- Murray, Barbara Neely, David Neil, Pat Nelson, Janis INR Nelson, Pat 6. mi Nelson Sue Newell Bill Nutter Donald Oxford Birney .sew , ' :'::-M ' , , ' 'iv Olson, Paul Q? g . I N Palo Charlotte Pearce, Doug Pearson, Paul Pitman, Frank Piepel, Terry Robinson, Myrna Rogers, David Ross, Judy Salisbury, Lillian Sayler, Margaret Sampson, Patty Schook, Richard Schelke, Charles Schoenhals, Roger Schultz, Shirley Sharpe, Gary Simmons, Jim Snow, Connie Smith, Norma Stedman, Harold Stephenson, Bonnie Stockshell, Vann Stone, lrene Striker, Jackie Strom, Carol Surridge, Stan Svane, Nancy Syvrud, Lois Tedman, Craig Thoenes, Lewis Thompson, Nehla Thompson, Donna Tweten, Ellis Vernet, Findel VonS:heele, Roberta Walters, Marilyn Weaver, Jeanette Weiss, Jack West, Kenneth Westenburg, Grant White, Bob Whiteman, Dorido Whitlock, Joseph Wilhite, Loren Williams, LaVonne Williams, Sharon Wilson, Jack Wines, Paul Woodward, Bob Worden, Geraldine Worthington, Alan Wylie, Jean Yenne, Moribell Yorker, Walter av- -Q Q My , 1? ,, fs 31 'Y ' in Z' A ., In .- in 'is .3 Q we 5 t wary 'Q ff S ' - if 1' .M , f Wt ' f iiiz 'L 5 Y A cf. , 4 , as ' S 9 ' P L 1 LS I ' W: i . . 1 Q i is 5 9 -ma :f 3' sr Q in NS V'-3' , A if .fig 'I E' av ,TFVA Q ig, fi -A V. s at 5 X. x x it U X itil? R i no -,i .' . ' . u R sn, .,., W if QQ sire, if w N I X .2 . if S y E N s is ., erm EIGHTH GRADE Judith Anderson, Lloyd Anderson, Janet Ahlquist, Diana Batzle, Spencer Bell, Pat Benedict, Reed Chase, lrene Cochrane, Delores Corey, Willa Cornelius, Anna Daxson, Howard Dewitt, Linda Ellis, Geraldine Fetsch, John Gessner, Alan Gillespie, Malcolm Green, Arthur Griffiths, Andrew Kartess, Gregory Hawkins, Anne Hetrick, Barbara Hewitt, Henry Hoeschen, Herberta Hore, Darlyn Howard, Darrell Hughes, Jack Jacobsen, Jill Jacobsen, Robert Kaczor, Joyce Kentfield, Calvart Kinnear, Harvey Krona, Gary Lamb, David Lewis, James Laughland, Ronald Marshall, Eddie McDowell, John McKay, Sharon Mincy, Judy Minton, Judith Moyer, John Neal, Patti Sue Neville, Marilynn Oien, Daniel Renner, Peggy Rude, Betty Sampson, Edwin Schnebele, Ray Shockey, Sandy Shults, Charlene Skoor, Carl Sperber, Sandra Stamolis, Beverly Starr, Effie Stelios, Chuck Thompson, Alan Turner, Lowell Welker, Doc Wilson, Jim Youngren. Gary Anderson, Robert Anderson, John Alksnis, Gilbert Andrew, Clifford Armstrong, Gary Arnold, Gale Aspon, Gary Bailey, Donna Berke- bile, Judy Betts, Frank Birkholz, Carol Black, Stephen Boss, Maureen Boyack, Sally Christianson, Martin Colon, Norman Colon, Darwin Cook, Jack Dalton, Phillip Daniel, Chuck Davis, John Dawson, Patricia Duggins, Phillip Everett, Dick Filtz, Jerry Galvin, Lloyd Garceau, Dennis Hall, Jack Hanson, Lottie Helms, Robert Hoelscher, Don Isaacson, Jack Jacobsen, Clarence Kean, Ronnie Klapproth, Frances Laws, Allen Lester, Darrell Mathias, Karen MacLean, Bette Mumford, Dennis Nash, Roy Nelson, Harold Olson, Celeste Owen, Christian Allen Peaslee, Frances Pound, Gary Putney, Sharon Sheppard, Neal Simonson, Neole Saxton, Vivian Stedman, Ted Sunderland, Tom Thommason, Jackie Ulrickson, Jimmy Vitale, Hoyt Willard, Dick Wishon, Henry Yakamura. 60 --... EIGHTH GRADE I Y 'T' ' 'x'k John Adams, Margaret Anderson, Sally Anderson, David Andrews, Johnny Carr, Eddie Cavanah, Roseanne Cudney, John Dahlbeck, Jan Domonoske, Charles Daniels, Louie Danielsen, Alan Doerschall, Riccardo Douglass, Kent Duncan, Gordon Dybwad, Franklin Evans, David Evatt, Paul Fisher, Camille Forgues, Gordon Fouts, Lewis Fronsman, Anne Gardner, Byron Gimness, Dwight Hammond, Mary Heen, Eddie Herman, Diana Hiersekorn, Sharon Horstman, Keith Jones, Martha Jones, Janet Kirtley, Robert Lewis, Jay Marston, Elliot Matthews, Gary McBride, Clint McCormick, Donald McGhee, Nancy Ogburn, Charles Petzold, Steven Pehl, Dorothy Pinnell, Fred Proctor, JoAnne Romo, Donna Salmon, Beatrice Sampson, Donna Jean Snyder, Gary Steward, Marilyn Stone, Janet Surridge, Dale Thompson, David Thompson, Penny Walter, Christine Walthew, George Waring, Roberta Welechuk, Linda Williams, Barbara Wilson, Patty Wilson, Nadine Wright. x Astria Anderson, Annette Baker, Suzy Beckman, llarie Benningfield, Sandra Blank, Jacqueline Bressette, Mariorie Brown, Marlene Brydson, Vernita Carney, Patricia Case, Howard Cohenor, Charles Dege, Susan Dodd, Carolyn Draper, Sharon Gilbert, Ellen Giraud, Dennis Granard Judith Hebblethwaite, Carl Hickey, Donald Johnson, Darlene Klapproth, Rodney LaBrum, Robert Lynn, Peggy McDonald, Meyer Meldahl Bette McKee, Linda Page, Betty Pearson, Gay Perry, Dick Phillips, Billy Porter, David Sandell, Jack Sederholm, Alice Shane, Gary Smith Put Standard, Janice Sumbardo, Sarah Taylor, Elice VonScheele, Jackie Waddell, Vicky Weiss, Sharon West. I 1 1 til Faith Avis, llarie Benningfield, Bill Berry, Cheri Dailey, Allen Doerschall, Gordon Dybwad, Dorothy Eardley, Franklin Evans, David Evatt, Ann Gardner, Sharon Gilbert, John Guiler, Carol Hickey, Jill Jacobsen, Don Johnson, Helen Kenyon, Bobby Lewis, Jay Marston, Elliot Mathews, Roy Morgan, Jim Mawhinney, Marilynne Oien, Charles Petzold, Bill Porter, Harry Quinn, Don Renner, Dean Roloff, Jack Sederholm, Gary Steward, Janet Surridge, Dale Thompson, Penny Walter, Chris Walthew, Taylor Warren, Linda Williams. EIGHTH GRADE BAND JR. HIGH CHORUS Janet Ahlquist, Patty Anderson, Judy Anderson, Sally Anderson, Sherry Anderson, Trudy Anderson, Janice Ballou, Suzy Beckman, Kathrin Behan, llarie Benningfield, Donna Birkebile, Marlene Brydson, Gertrude Burton, Doug Chapple, Irene Cochrane, Judy Coleman, Willa Cornelius, Sally Christianson, Carolyn Cross, John Dawson, Riccarda Douglass, Carolyn Draper, Pat Duggins, Linda Ellis, Camille Forgues, Ann Gardner, Mary Giddens, Gary Gifford, Sharon Gilbert, Bill Golden, Shirley Greaby, Doralee Harnden, Judith Hebblethwaite, Lottie Helms, Darlyn Howard, Darrell Hughes, Joy Hundran, Martha Kanetomi, Cal Kinnear, Karolyn Lawrence, John McKay, Karen MacLean, Nancy McQuaker, Lynda Mandich, Bruce Masterman, Jim Mielke, Dennis Miller, Bette Mumford, Betty Pearson, Paul Pearson, Charles Petzold, Peggy Rude, Louise Shelton, Sharon Sheppard, Sandy Shults, Connie Snow, Sandra Stamolis, Pat Standard, Marilyn Stone, Lois Syvrud, Lowell Welker, Sharon West, LaVonne Williams, Sharon Williams, Joan Winter, Nihla Thompson, Roberta VonScheele. 62 7 f X I I I, III Y 'I I I 'I II f f, f If df 7 I I I 37?us.Qf1 QQ qi 313 X56 I X XS K El D V E xg E N 3 M 1'g,fN A ,,:.,,, ia., S 44 , I ...,..,. -X lf- 3 -,..,.f ffl X F im is . .,,,:E Q -5 ltqfg X Q33 s I Am .2 gi'-EP 1 ,y A nw at M 'I , .i QW, 'w..... Y .NS Q X Pat Connor Dwight Hawkes Sandy Mayes Bill Foster larilyn Andrews .lohn Curran STUDENT V . , Ml' ,N 1-wa ,,, -, Bob Green Student Council officers: Marilyn Woodward, Dwight Hawkes, Judi Mounger, Sandy Mayes. The Student Council has been growing, growing in leaps and bounds. This year the representatives have increased the activities and planned reorganization of the Council to include representatives from all active organizations in the school. Under the direction of Bob Green, president, the Council drew up plans to change the method of electing class oflicers. With an overwhelming majority, the school voted that all candidates must run for specific offices and oflicers must have a majority vote. The Council also changed the point system to limit the number of major activities one person could be in. This was done to enable more capable people to participate in activities. The assemblies were improved and presided over by the president. He provided flag bearers and a color guard for each assembly. An open council meeting was held because many students wanted to improve the student government. This meeting laid a firm foundation of new ideas for next semester's Council. 66 A up X9 'fi v I! ig I X 0 S-X V E9- - S i 'ix' i xnriv i , es - G99 f .ludl Mau Tom Nord Marilyn We .lim R: Kay Fly Fred Me CCUNCIL reel lxs 'Eff N J T SSX -57,,,,,.................,....aa I C' 'aff ,c LQ :ni T I 'rle Sfewarf llph Vannl ny Mclean Iehn Cole lary Lewis io Galvagno Conrad Jacobsen Student Council officers: Jim Cook, Ralph Vanni, Betsy Mclean, Jerrie Stewart. Connie Jacobsen, second semester president, willingly accepted the big job that lay ahead of him. The method of raising money for the afiiliation exchange was planned. The ideas of expansion that the first semester gathered were organized and sifted as to their practicality. One such improvement was enlarging the council. The ever familiar and undescribable T Day came in the second semester when the men were masters and their slaves, the women, fell on their knees at their approach. The familiar T Day ribbons, the T Day dance, the girls with piles of books, the court where all rebel girls were taken, were all parts of Tolo Day that no one will soon forget. Mr. Charles Parke, the Student Council advisor, had his hands full with this busy bunch. 67 ! . , l . W x l Susie Richard Jan Kleiman Jan Totten Jim Cook larbara Sfandarc Vannl lelkeles A GIRLS' CLUB CABINET dtfg V f 3,-WM fer: new 19 A X ss if-it sv. LST' ea 559' J? T ESE 5 sex K? Wim 'TIN if T is . hquz 1 y an mmf 3 gg Q? ',,x deff W A 1 5 A .E - asfssiiiwssgf gm frfrz: 5 'F fab I ff,-g - M A W, 5, ff 'mf-'iff' 'W' if 5 if fe es i ix -:,., 31?-'B L 1' 1, ., ,.,, '1- 2 f 'A,':, . L zz, sf .,. , P by 8 ,i . 5 ww , S . '. 3 ff 'T W M fA A A I Ph A 'Y' 4 if 59' Janet Alton Katie Babunes Jana Bardsley Marilyn Bennett Barbara Black Barbara Brincard Jerrie Bushnell lrene Charlton Carol Cheney Frieda Ching Sharon Collier Bernice Cudney Joan Currie Margaret DePuydt Sandra Ditmars Wendy Downie Arbutusrose Emmons Pat Fabrick Lynne Gustafson Joan Hamm Sally Harrison Jean Hiert Storm Jobs Susan Jones Rita Johnson Elizabeth Kelly Joan Kipper Arlene Kruse Barbara Lanier Anne Lester Betsy Mclean Margaret McMullin Helen Mayer Kay Metzgar Gail Monte Carol Morrison Judi Mounger Joan Nielsen Jo Nommensen Margaret Peterson Evelyn Rieman Suzie Richard Mary Russell Sharlene Schnier Toni Shaw Sue Snyder Julie Stephen Jerrie Stewart Judy Stocking Joanne Strayer Susie Swanson Betty Lou Thiel Marcile Thomas Dolores Vinikow Janice Wagner Marylyn White Marilyn Woodward Joy Vanasse President Corky Thompson Vice-president Sharol Lawson 2nd Vice-presiden Bev Hemb Secretar Y n...-im.-,. 'r:.i.,.n Nancy Anderson Marliss Bell Gloria Bernier Barbara Black Judy Bolster Beverly Boss Barbara Brincard Jerrie Bushnell Irene Charlton Frieda Ching Sharon Collier Pat Connor Margaret DePuydt Kittie Dillmar Wendy Downie Mae Elbrandt Arbutusrose Emmons Pat Fabrick linda Fouts Anne Greenwood Lynne Gustafson Joan Hamm Gloria Hansen Jean Hiert Storm Jobs Rita Johnson Susan Jones Arlene Kruse Arlene Lamb Barbara Lanier Jeannie Lauckharl Betsy Mclean Jennell Martin Helen Mayer Kay Metzgar Gail Monte Gail Morris Judi Mounger Joan Nielsen Jo Nommensen Janice Pittman Evelyn Rieman Mary Russell Susan Snyder Jerrie Stewart Joanne Strayer Barbara Surridge Susie Swanson Marcile Thomas Donalda Trygg Janice Wagner Marilyn Wahlquist Marylyn White Marilyn Woodward Anne Woolsey Marilyn Monster N , ' - s niis ' 1 , i J .. S Qs Q X A 'N J As J e X, ef N L F as : N -- ---v------1-.... .Q S amy 535. -ess 4 S B i N, B if-2-'fb' 3 Q . rx , SQQX 5: . ? S A ,gg I W W KK y s Q. nk I 1. il XS g I W Q 'f'f- 3 ,B -5,3 'Y F Q Q wus vig,-3 S 53 ,gl L xl ff? E g ' as A KA 9 fx S 5 ' 2 Rr Q V: as .3 y'sQ-. X nr Q SP J vw' 9 'Y A J J' ' 'ili' S W ? 15 V N K J' N y 3 Q g an 4' J . . ,ge ss, , J A are - Q' . , ,,,s 1 I f 'N 'N J t,e, fx P1 -3 1 3 5' S , A x 4 ,,, 4 in Q 1 if .. X iq ,sn , y l :W U, i-pl . , Y 5 A X ' 11 A W , N' Q.. M... Xt U yqxq- A y ' B Y- . 'if snes 1 X I A - X Q X- :-,L Q --4 N A ,Vs,,,,., .i:,,rr,i.s,,,:, .,,.s,,,i i,ys X I X . -vs J as 4' was as ' 'l G 'Q-:vb , .::.:. , L v t,e' 'J we ,. as B i f S S X ..: fixi J N B un eg. I I ' I f 'x 4 ...ff ssjxvlix of , X I Q gl Ml Q GIRLS' CLUB Corky Thompson Joy Vanusse Shurol Lawson First Vice-president President Second Vice-president Bev Hemb Miss Chisholm Barb Tinholt Secretory Advisor Treasurer The Girls' Club has become an efficient working body including every girl in the school. The Father-Daughter Dessert with its mustaches, the Mother-Daughter Banquet with its southern belles, the all-girl parties, the pom-pom and apple sales with colorful banners, the middy and creed drives, and the largest activity of the year, the Girls' and Boys' Club week, Christmas Carousel, with the reindeer on every door, made this Girls' Club one to remember and to be proud of. This year the Girls' Club originated a Mad Mad Middy Day with a final Miss Middy crowned in the Girls' Club assembly. The crazy decorated middies gave the school a festive air. Also the Hve friendliest Senior girls were chosen and be-ribboned in the assembly. The Girls' Club has had a very busy year. Their main objective was to promote interest among the girls and to include everyone. The enthusiastic Cabinet members and willing workers sent the Girls' Club down the road to success. 70 BOYS' CLUB 1-an 'W' Bob Edonholm Phil Golloher Bill Morsfon Firsl Vice-president Presidenf Second Vice-president Pork Goisl Mr. Arsanlo George Varver Secretory Advisor Treasurer The principle aim of the Boys' Club this year was to have the club participate more actively in the school. The achievements seem to prove that this aim was realized. The annual book cover sale and the distributing of pamphlets about the school constitution to new boys began the year. Then the Boys' Club maintenance commit- tee under took one of the biggest projects of the year.They renumbered and painted the number squares on study hall desks. This committee also took the job of redecor- ating the Boys' Club office and making minor repairs on the furniture. The Boys' Club combined with the Girls' Club to produce the colorful Christ- mas Carousal week when both clubs helped decorate the school. Both also were in charge of the P.-T. A. dance the following Saturday. The Boys' Club has had a very active year and club has expanded into school activities and given service to the school. 71 BOYS' CLUB COUNCIL 5,-M hwy i..-A First row: Jim Alexander, Wayne Boyack, Bob Buzard, Rogers Carrington, John Coie, Jim Cook, Mike Copass. Second row: Maurice Egan, Bill Foster, Bill Hartley, Lyman Houk, Gary Knight, Craig Millar, Larry Morrow. Third row: Larry Mounger, Jerry Norby, Jan Rietman, Jim Ross, John Simpson, George Slamolis, Malcolm Swanson. Fourlh row: David Teal, Ralph Vanni, Allan While. The Boys' Club Council is composed of eleven committees under the direction of the Boys' Club oflicers. The president takes charge of the vocational committee, which works with the Girls' Club vocational committee to plan and contact speakers for the vocational conference, and the assembly committee, which is in charge of putting on the two Boys' Club assemblies of the year. The first vice-president has control of the G men committee, a clean up squad in the lunchroom, He also is the head of the social service committee which sends cards to sick members and the School Service committee which ushers at school functions and began the hall patrol. The second vice-president is the representative from the Boys' Club in the Club, linking the two to ether. g The tutoring committee provides boys who do well in certain subjects to help others who do not. The new boys committee functions to help the new boys at Queen Anne get acquainted and adjusted. Both of these committees are under the direction of the secretary. Publicity and maintenance are the two committees headed by the Treasurer. The publicity committee gets articles in the KUAY and generally advertises the Boys' Club. The maintenance committee helps keep the school in good order. They painted new numbers on the seats in study hall, arranged tables in the lunchroom, and cleared the halls of out-dated osters. The finance commiattee, which sold book covers this year, is under the direction of Mr. Arsanto. ln general, the council carries on committee work, is the legislative body, establishes policy, and removes incapable ollicers or members of the council. 72 A Iv SCP lnset: Mr. Chester Taylor, Adviser Left hand column: Jerrie Stewart, Margaret McMullin, Carrol Sutton. Right hand column: Malcolm Swanson, Margaret Peterson, Lee Rose Vitalich. GRIZZLY The publishing of any annual requires much time, energy, and co-operation between those involved in its lWl'OklllCCl0Il. The edito1 s respon- sibilitics are to keep the stall producing to its capacity, to keep the printer, engraver, and binder familiar with the progress of the book, and to have at her fingertips the answers to any questions which the staff may have. The job of editor has been eapably and elli- eiently filled this year by Carol Morrison. The classes section and its huge amount of work was supervised by section editor Lee Rose Vitalich and her assistants Carol Shansby and Sue Snyder. Taking teachers' pictures fell to faculty editor, Barbara Black, and her assistants Carol Sieverling and Ralph Vanni. Preparation of the student government section was handled by Susan Jones assisted by Donalda Trygg and Stephanie Schoen- hals.JoAnne Strayer, assisted byjoan McKenzie, Worked on the girls' sports section While Carol Sutton prepared the snaps assisted by 'Ioan Currie. Activities were handled by Margaret Peterson With the help of Frances Tibbits and Shirley Dates. Making sure that all names were STAFF lnsel: Carol Morrison, Editor-in-chief Left hand column: Jan Rietman, Susan Jones, Gail Morris Right hand column: Barbara Black, Joanne Strayer, Paul Lewis fag 7 spelled accurately and that stutlents aml teachers 'P 5 were plaeetl correctly was the job of .lerrie L Stewart, itleiililiiatioii etlitor, anil her assistants J ',,1 it ii .Ierry l.oun antl Betsy Mel,ean. Margaret MelVlul' .ii lin, literary eilitor, was assistetl by Sue Williams. h il ' 5 'V if fi 'lan Rietman hantlletl the boys' sports seetion. . The clever artistry of Gail Morris matle possible the many sketches throughout the book anal . x Paul Lewis, photographens assistant, took many g pictures for the boolc. Malcolm Swanson, as ii MV., business manager, hantlletl the linanees anal paper work. Many thanks go from the stall' to the adviser, Mr. Chester Taylor, without whose help the GRIZZLY eoultl not have been protlueetl. Also to Kennell Ellis for the numerous pictures taken, to Wartl's liintlery, to Bill Stephens and .lean Hansen of Western Engraving, anal to 'lim Gearheartl ol'Farwest Lithograph N Printing Co. All the members of the '54 GRIZZLY stall' sincerely hope that this will be annual which tan be returned to again and again to reeall memories of activities, classes, teachers, sports, antl all else that typities Queen Anne. -ibi- ff uf' l W S X 93995 Aillkkf Counter-clockwise: Storm Jobs, John Simpson, Mr. Ernest Charland, Advisor, Marcile Thomas, Margaret McMullin. BUSINESS, AD, AND CIRCULATION MANAGERS, seated: Evelyn Reiman, Barbara Black, Jerrie Stewart, Sharlene Schnier. Standing: Joan McKenzie, Gayle Phillips, Donalda Trygg, Marilyn Bennett, Margaret Peterson, Joanne Strayer, Martha Elliott. Missing: Joan Howisey. KUAY A lot of fun, hut a lot more work , . , With these words, a journalism student suninied up the KUAY WEEKLY staff. Very few people know just what happens in the KUAY oflice hefore the time papers are handed out. lt takes about two weeks to puhlish a KUAY. ln this time, many people do a great amount of work so that the Queen Anne students may he proud of their paper. First and foremost, come the co-edito1's-in- chief. John Simpson and Storm ,lohs handled this job first semester, while Margaret McMullin and Tom Nordstrom took over for the spring term. Their jobs include handling the front page and keeping the whole staff pulling together. Assisting them are the associate editors, whc are in charge of the hack page. Margaret McMul- lin and Marcile Thomas, iirst semester, and Marilyn lsenhath and John Flood, seconc semester, played these important roles. ln charge of the second page are the featurc editors, who supply A. students with the spice of life. An interesting feature was thc senior sketches, which ran under the titles oz Our Gang and Hits of '54. An added treat for humor lovers was the delightful Sunshine Corner . which adorned feature pages throughout thc year. The sports page, under the jurisdiction of the sports editors, recorded Queen Annes Wins ant losses. Giving excellent coverage to every sport and having a goodly number of pictures, thi: FEATURE AND SPORTS EDITORS AND SPECIAL WRITERS, sealed: Roberti Nelson, Susan Jones, Gail Morris. Standing: Janet Alton, Pat Connor, Bill Hartley, Malcolm Swanson, Roger Carrington, Paul Lewis, Dwight Hawkes. Missing: Gail Monte, Bob Sankey. ! sf ti l WEEKLY ii page was an informative settion lor sports' lovers. Assignitig the tnany stories antl seeing that they were written was the tluty of the news etlitors. The topy and proof etlitors saw that the KUA Y was as tree from errors as possihle. 'llhe husiness stall, eonsisting of husiness, atl- vertising antl tireulation managers, took eare o- rhe husiness entl ol' protlueing the paper. Their ellorts were greatly rewartletl as the KUAY tuatle over 35100 tlollars this yeat'. The exchange etlitors enahletl Queen Anne stutlents to keep in toueh with othet' sehools throughout the nation, 'l'he real antl unsung heroes of the KUAY stall' are the reporters. They traelc tlown the news, write the stories, type them into legihle form, :intl turn them in on titne. They type mailing wrappers for eireulation, tleliver the papers and Q are the mainstay ol the paper. Without them 5 there Loultl he no KUAY XWEEKLY. - A ' Last, hut hy no means least, eomes the tnan who provitles the assistanee, inspiration antl il? ia-Ipit.: mt-iittiy Lflflelalll that ,wits the RUM' S stall througli, Mr. lfrnest Cfharlantl, faeulty atl- viser, provetl again antl again that he was the NUUNN 1- guartlian angel ol' the paper antl without his i rx f help, the suteess ot the KUAY WlilfKlsl would not h.lVL. INCH Puwihlc Clockwise: Margaret McMullin, Tom Nordstrom, Uncle Ernie, Marilyn , , , H , A Isenhath, John Flood. lihe stall ol the lxllAY has tlone an excellent ioh this year, antl has provitletl Queen Anne stutlents with a paper ol which they can he justly proutl. NEWS AND EXCHANGE EDITORS, seated: Mae Elbrandt, Kay Metzgar. COPY AND PROOF EDITORS, seated: Barbara .lo Clift, Alice Simpson Standing: Marilyn lsenhath, Sandy Murray, Shari Greene, Sally Harrison, Standing: .loan Currie, Norma Wells, Pat Fabrick, Roberta Nelson. Kay Johnson. Missing: Jan Rietman, Mary Helen Shean. Missing: Jim Alexander, Larry Mounger, Wendy Downie. 77 Q. STUDENT Mr. Bennet ...,. . . ,....,..,........ Bill Hartley Mrs. Bennet .,., .... M arilyn Woodward ,lane ....,.,.. ....... J erry Flanagan Elizabeth .... ..... M arilyn Isenhath Mary ...... ,......,. S ue Dobrin Lydia ...... ..... D iane Turner Catherine .... .,.. M artha Justus Bill Hunley Mr. Collins .,.. ..,. G lynn Pritchard Mr. Bingley .... ..., K erry McMahan Miss Bingley ...,.,.. ,.., ..,.... G a il Monte Mr. Darcy ....,,..,4....,.... .,.. D avid Smith Lady Catherine De Bourgh .,,. ...,. I Ioy Salmon Lady Lucas ..,..........,, ..., I Iudith Murphy Charlotte ...... . .4.. Rona Flaherty Mr. Wickham. . , ,..,. ,lohn Redman Hill. . .. ,. , , . .Beth Gregory Jeannie Lcuckhcrt Will Mr. Darcy or Reverend Collins win Elizabeth's affections? What is Mrs. Bennet's scheme? These questions and others were whirling through the minds of a fascinated .l l , audience which was watching the Queen Anne Student Play of 1953, Pride and Prejudice on the nights of November 20 and 21. Under the directorship of Mrs. Bernice Duncan, a hard working cast of twenty-six students answered these questions giving a very entertaining performance to all who were present. Among the personlities was found Mrs. Bennet, ready to announce the engagement if any male so much as looked at one of her five charming daughters' 'Elizabeth, Mary, Catherine, Lydia, or Jane. Her husband, Mr. Bennet, had endured twenty-five years of marriage only by his wonderful sense of humor and understanding of his dear wife. Mr. Darcy, the good-looking hero, and a rich, proud man, simply melted whenever he was in sight of Elizabeth, the heroine of the play and Mr. Bennet's favorite daughter. 78 PLAY SATURDAY NIGHT CAST Mrs. Bernice Duncan Mr. Bennet ..,,...,......,....,..,.....,. Mrs. Bennet. .. .,.. jane ...,..... Elizabeth n.,, Mary .... Lydia ...... Catherine .,,. Mr. Collins.. Mr. Bingley ..... .... Miss Bingley. Mr. Darcy. . . Lady Catherin Lady Lucas. . Charlotte ,,., Mr. Wickham... .. Hill ......... Frank Bracher . .Joan Nielsen Sharon Padden . . . .Jeannie Lauckhart ..........NellWalker . . . . ,Marilyn Isenhath Carole Jackson . .David Smith Lee LaFollette Jerry Flanagan .....Billl'lartley e De Bourgh .... ....... G ail Monte .Judith Rogers Judith Murphy . ...Ernie Filtz . Beth Gregory Dave Smith , Marilyn lsenholh The play was dramatized for the stage by Jane Kendall and took place in the nineteenth century in England. Revolving around a troubled mother, Mrs. Bennet, the story relates humorous experiences while she tries to marry off her five daughters to any likely bachelor. The members of the family put on airs so as to attract desirable suitors who include Mr. Darcy, Mr. Wickham, Reverend Collins, and Mr. Bingley. Authentic costumes gave a vivid picture of England in the nineteenth century with the girls attired in full skirts and leg-of-mutton sleeves, and the boys Wearing cutaway coats. Sideburns and mustaches completedlthe costumes for the men parts to add a very authentic touch. The music and stage were set for the production with the hne help of the orchestra under the leadership of Mr. Edward Ottum and the stage crew under the direction of 'Mr. Clyde Burmaster. Combining their efforts with strenuous, but rewarding work, all who participated in producing Pride and Prejudice gave a line performance to an audience of many parents and students. 70 ACT DIRECTORS AND ACTS Lynn Dowling. . . . . . Toys' Trance Prance Joy Salmon ,.,,,,. . . .Western Monologue and Song David Effengurger Lee Loiionene Carol Dent. . . . Handi Work Goldie Stevens, . . Uliazy Cum, liaxy Gott Jeannie Lauckhart. . . . Neptune's Nocturnes .Ioan Kipper Marilyn Woodward Tales of Fantasy, Queen Anne's '54 Kapers, was presented with many sprites and much fun in the Queen Anne auditorium on March 19 and 20. Under the capable direction of Mrs. Bernice Duncan, was a cast of over 300 students. Bill Hartley and Marilyn Isenhath served as Senior directors, and Lee LaFollette and Marilyn Wood- ward were Junior directors. Mrs. Lucille Pratt, organist, and a Queen Anne swing hand supplied music for the production, and clever programs were designed hy Gail Monte with photography hy Paul Lewis. Special effects as silhouette and fluorescent lighting and three dimensional scenery made the program especially interesting. Weird fluorescent eyes, musical instruments and creepy hands created a fascinating act entitled Suppressed Desires directed hy Andra Lonn and Ernie Filtz. Queen Anne's husky football heroes, apparently dissatisfied with their present status, became floating dancers in Sleeping Bruties directed hy Duane Wilson. Jeannie Lauckhart and Joan Kipper wove seaweed and dancing gals together to present the enchanting Neptunes Nocturnesf' Joy Salmon and David Effenhurger comhined in a western act and Marie Morris sang a solo for the program. Real Nervous insects jitterhugged into the scene in Kittie Dittmar's act, and Sharene Ernst 32 80 'EQYSSSXSW' X Q . ' N gjsscssss. Q - Mrs. Bernice Duncan ACT INRIKITURS AND ACTS 1 ff iv Duane Wilson Sleeping Brutiesu l 1 .. - - -- Andra l.onn Suppressed Desires if e - - -- : a ff lzrnie l'iltx Kittie Ditimar Real Nervous lnst-cts Bill Hunley 'Q if ' Quartet Last and Characters W Marie Morris. . , Song Solo Sharon l.avoy Koal lllack and the Seven Klinkc-rs Marilyn lsenharh contrihuted her hroken leg to Cast and Characters, a feminine quartet. ln Carol Dent's Handi Work, little gaily dressed puppets kapered onto the stage and Sharon Lavoy directed Koal Black and the Seven Klinkersf' Eazy Cum, Eazy Goe was the title of Goldie Stevens hluehird act and Lynn Dowling's Toys' Trance Pranceu portrayed a toy shop. Not to he overlooked were the hard-working memhers of the production stall' and Mr. Clyde Burmaster, stage crew adviser. Acting as Kapers assistant was Beth Gregoryg the designing and painting of scenery was directed hy Sallisue Bruce and Jackie Stafford, scenic artists. Zoe Fritz and Shari Greene worked together as dance directors and joy Salmon supervised the costumes withjudy Murphy and Janice Lipke doing the make-up. On the husiness side, David Smith and Larry Turner were in charge of advertising whilejerry Lonn served as husiness manager. Much credit is due also to Mr. Howard Mickelson who handled the ticket sale, and Lou Barthelemy and Walter Carlson, stage manager and electrician respectively. The program could not have lween presented without the many hours of fine work hy the stage crew, which certainly deserved recognition. The entire company worked many days and had well-earned hours of fun while producing Tales of Fantasy. Nl -:swf is . -r ' A 2 -A-A., i A -'.. ' 2 ' . Lk A ..-W 1 13 ig. .a 1' i fl l .X -I A , a My in , ,.,, , jp, , sf ' 'M 5 4 -, Qi ' ai ' W' M rl f .,A.,, . 2 A-r' . c rw l 32 ..,. g ' Q., get E, t . A ' '- - A ':': if xx x 5 8 R Ann Woolsey Don Mitchell Mr. Ottum Wayne Bay ck Sharene Ernst . SENIOR BAND With Mr. Edward Ottum waving the baton, the Queen Anne Senior Band added color and music to many of the school activities. At the sound of the whistle the band steps to order. Under the direction of the high-stepping drum major, Don Mitchell, who is also the president, they march down the field making many formations that will remain long in the memories of loyal Grizzlies. The memorable Thanksgiving Day Football Game, in which the band gave a spectacular performance by helping KING TV celebrate its fifth birthday, certainly deserves mention. The band surely promoted much school spirit during the football and basketball season with the before school pep rallies. The Santa Claus Parade, KING TV's Christmas celebration, and carols played in the halls before school and during study halls, all were a part of their various activities. In March the band again brought notice to Queen Anne by playing in the Band Jamboree held at the Civic Auditorium. It performed at the annual Spring Music Concert of Queen Anne and had the distinction of being the only Seattle High School Band to enter the Memorial Day Parade. Concluding a season of playing for assemblies, Dad's Night, and at Open House, the band played the traditional Pomp and Circumstanceu at commencement. Elected to work with Don Mitchell were: Anne Woolsey, librarian, Sharene Ernst, secretary, Wayne Boyack, business manager. Selections in the repertoire of the band include Poet and Peasant Overture, Under the Double Eagle, The Stars and Stripes Forever, 'iOn Wisconsin, AleXander's Ragtime Band, and Bartlesville Boogie. ln bringing renown to Queen Anne, the band has certainly played its part. 82 Xt X s efggx sigye .fp as M 2 ss X at , M N X , V Y , . ' 'I in , .2.- .c A 1 us- its 5gi:.i'i i , V i wga I Z ' ,',- . . 1 'N c ' A x ' l K 'i '.,-- h X t . Norma Wells Joe Moloso Mr. Edward Oltum Betty Lou Thiel Betty Longley The Senior Orchestra under the direction of' Mr. lldward Uttum hegan the 1953-S-l year with the election of officers. lletty Langley, concert mistress and secretary of the 1952-S3 Ncnior Orchestra, was elected President. Her duty was to direct the orchestra in the alwsencc of Mr. Uttum. .joe Moloso was elected to assist Betty, The oflice ol' secretary went to Norma ells who was to record the husiness of the orchestra. The lihrarians, .janet Mclflane and llc-tty l,ou fhiel, have charge of distrihutinlf and collecting the music. With this stall of vert . 5 F1 ff , c ipahle officers, the Senior Orchestra completed a very enioyahle and successful year. ln Septemher the orchestra immediately hegan to prepare for its main appearance of the ycar. This was the play Pride and Prejudice produced hy the student hody. The orchestra tontrihuted greatly to hoth performances, Friday and Saturday nights playing hetween acts. The orchestra also played for the Christmas assemhly and in the spring they staged their mnual Spring Concert which is an event done hy the music department exclusively. Although the orchestra is small, it was ahle to provide entertainment of the highest t uality for Queen Anne students, H4 g at we A N nf i ' ,J ' ff 8 ,gm 1 ae'-ip ' if X i...f'L ,::,,.., .,....,...,.E..E ,,,,,,,,, S P X 9 af . 1. - .- ---- - - ' QB me . X X .. ,F I , we r . at iii? kkw, V if NN wilt 1 .N d '? , s ' . Tri L ,.' A lf-ef?-P -H' E ww z X, T get .. . i sf? ,. K -as owl' lst Semester President Lee LaFollette lst Sem. Vice-Pres. Dave Bates Secretary Jerrie Stewart Semester Librarian Betty Langley lst Quinn Redeker st Sem. Business Mgr. 2nd Semester President Ralph Vanni 2nd Sem. Vice-Pres. Coralyn Thompson Assistant Secretary Janice Pittman 2nd Sem. Librarian Joy Vanasse 2nd Sem. Business Mg Dan Pickett I'. A k I llntler the ahle tlireciion of Mr. liugenc lirown, Queen Ann .. if Cantorians again hatl a a very successful antl active year. lintertaini B. W . ,si-A often at assemblies and P.T.A. functions the choir's re wetoire incluc gg such popular antl novelty numhers as Heart of My Heart, Ok Q5 f H t homa Metlle and The Drunken Sailor. Cantorians also werforn T W ry- . . . ,A - ,, ,,. Et many heautiful relifious selections. Oh Be ovful Latlok i - .f I tl - I 4 7 Y -..1-:, f,:,:,---- Priest and the ins wirational Lord s Prayer were amon f these. ,1 Atltling their voices to the iuusical sitle of the Christmas celelf s Y ' tion, the former Senior Choir san f four times of ratlio antl televisii plus many gratle school concerts, iThe Cantorians entletl their Yulet performances hy caroling in Queen Anne's halls and at our Christmas assemhly. Twenty-four memhers of the choir were chosen for the lnter-High School Chorus tlirec hy Stanley Chapple. Also five Cantorians were selected for the All-State Chorus at the ML Educators Conference, The tlelegates, vvho traveletl to Yakima last Fehruary were Rotl Par Margaret Peterson, Dan Pickett, Carol Morrison ancl 'lohn Laughlantl. The Annual Spring Concert was the highlight of the choir's year. The Cantorians g a tlelightful program of popular antl harhershop harmonies. At this performance, as in otl' throughout the year, the outstanding musical ahility of the choir captivatetl their autliei' Cantorians not picturetl helovv and those vvho ioinetl the choir for the secontl scme: are Nancy Copeland, Lee Farrell, Phil Gallaher, ,lean Hentlrickson, C1onnie'lacohscn, Su Jones, ,lohn Laughlantl, Don Mitchell, Rosalie Ogden, Quinn Retleker, 'lolin Simpson, Snyder, Molly Wakefieltl, Ken Weaver, antl Svvetle Wilson. The Cantorians enclecl their successful year hy performing at Clommencement the hcaut antl traditional 'iHalls of lvvf' CANTORIANS First row: Jana Bardsley, Janet Bond, Barbara Black, Barbara Lanier, David Donegian, Rodney Parke, Vaughn Jones, Cl Gay, Pat Brown, Helen Sloan, Barbara Friesen, Elizabeth Schenken, Carol Dent, Janice Pittman, Jerrie Stewart. Second row: Susan Bates, Joan Ford, Barbara Hightower, Carol Morrison, Roberta Waage, Ken Medley, Frank Forrest Allen, Scott Hubert, Woidley Fossett, Coralyn Thompson, Mary Lou Bressette, Beverly Boss, Jerrie Bushnell, Carol Johnston Third row: Betty Langley, Myrna Youngren, Joy Vanasse, Joan Kipper, Elvina Downs, John Albaugh, John Flood, Bill Mc Ralph Vanni, Bob Buzard, Marilyn lsenhath, Martha Elliott, Carrol Sutton, Glenna Shaver, Margaret Peterson. Fourth row: Barbara Tinholt, Elizabeth Tross, Wendy Downie, Marilyn Wahlquist, Jo Nommensen, Lee LaFoIlette, Larry Mc Dick Moon, Danny Pickett, David Bates, Fred Brockman, Beatrice Horn, Judith Miller, Carolyn Payne, Joyce Galloher. JUNIOR CHOIR Members of this year's choir are as follows: Shirley Adams, Shelby Anderson, Susan Arnold, Katie Babunes, LaVaun Beach, Cleo Boner, Margaret Brooks, Sallie Bruce, Barbara Camposano, Colleen Carney, Alice Chavez, Irene Charlton, Carol Cheney, Sharon Collier, Jean Crippen, Bernice Cudney, Larry Diffenbach, Sandra Ditmars, Jody Doering, Marilyn Donahue, Joanne Duford, Sandra Fleury, Christine Foss, Linda Fouts, Carolyn Fry, Pat Frynn, Connie Galvagno, Ron Granard, Marie Guarnieri, Pat Haan, Kathy Hall, Joan Hamm, Carol Henrie, Louise Hiatt, Lleanna Holmes, Alan Hood, Dick Johnston, Erin Kennedy, Barbara Klock, Gary Knight, Keith Koessner, Dorothy Mace, Patricia Madison, Helen Mayer, Sandy Mayes, Jean Mclnnis, Judy McManus, Janet Millar, Edward Miller, Sharon Moegling, Mike Moloso, Erna Morris, Lyle Morrison, Larry Morrow, Jean Murray, Rosalie Niemonen, Jerry Norby, Ron Palmer, Nancy Parsons, Sharon Pearson, Joel Pipe, Darylene Price, Patricia Proper, Harry Quinn, Carolyn Rapp, Susie Richard, Jeanne Ruggles, Mary Russell, Susan Snyder, Jackie Stafford, Sheila Thaden, Carrie Thoenes, Morcile Thomas, Georgene Treadwell, Nancy Vanderpool, Joseph Vchulek, Janice Wagner, Patricia Ward, Carol Weaver, Kenneth Weaver, Liz Werle, Dorothy West, Howard West, Peggy Whitlock, Cecile Wildin, Myrna Wright, Walt Yorker. Junior Choir is one of the most outstanding musical organizations at Queen Anne. lts ninety-one members during the 1953-54 school year combined their voices to sing at Christmas time and at the annual Spring concert. Their repertoire included such numbers as Now The Day is Over, the Negro Spiritual Rock O' My Soul, and Eh, Cumparif' A president, vice-president, secretary, librarian, and assistant librarian are elected each semester to make sure that the choir functions smoothly. Under the capable leadership of Mr. Eugene Brown, Junior Choir members have gained much valuable musical experience which will greatly benefit them in later life. 55 Circlo Francaio To continue to promote the interest in the advanced classes and to make the French Club grow has been the ambition of the members of this year's French Club. The officers were Arlene Flynn, Presidentg Lillian Kennedy, Vice-presi- dentg Kitty Dittinar, Secretaryg and Bar- bara Standard, Treasurer. The activities of the club included a luncheon at Blanc's Restaurant in Seattle and a big Christmas party in the lunchroom. There was a Martli Gras party held in May for all members of the club. Hola Amigas Paula Hamm, Presidentg Frances Tib- betts, Vice-presidentg and Joe Moloso. Secretary-Treasurer helped to make tht Spanish Club a success this year. The Spanish Club had four meetings. At thc annual Christmas party the memberf played a Spanish favoriteee breaking thc Pinata filled with candy and nuts. The officers planned these interesting meet- ings to provide entertainment for al Spanish students. UF N vi' ,H .ii . H iggviiq: 1 K A t .. rapes' ...V , Ab Avo Ad Mala The purpose of the newly organized Latin Club was to gain information of Roman customs and ways of life, and to bring students together socially. The oilicers were Alice Simpson and Mike Copass, Consulsg Ruth Roach, Aedileg Sulvia Swanson, Quaestorg Fred Meyers, Praetorg and Bill Fronlc, Nuntiator. The main activity of the Latin Club as a banquet held in the lunchroom. Roman costumes were worn and the students followed many of the Roman customs. Sprechen Sie Deutsch? The German Club started early by electing their oflicers in the fall. The oliicers were Frances Starr, Presidentg Astri Sclcroud, Vice-Presidentg john Craig, Treasurerg Ellis Westphal, Secre- taryg and Talis Jaundalderis, Sergeant- at-Arms. Activities ofthe German Club included a Christmas party for all mem- bers. The members of the German Club made plans for an afhliation with the Deutsche Wierheim school in Germany and hope through this affiliation to bring the two schools closer together. at f ,gal if 3 A Q swf. -fr.: 5 A .,:Q?:.:EE, if LQ' 3 B 5 A W K K F TORCH Marilyn Bennett Barbara Black Phyllis Blane Frank Bracher Barbara Brincard Sandra Cady Carol Cheney Sheila Clayton Pat Conner Joan Currie Jerry Davies Kittie Dittmar Wendy Downie Bob Edenholm Martha Elliot Pat Fabrick Jerry Flanagan Phil Gallaher Gordon Graham Joan Hamm Sally Harrison Carol Hartle Bill Hartley Beverly Hemb Barbara Hightower Joan Howisey Marilyn Isenhath Storm Jobs Bruce Johnson Kay Johnson Dick Johnston Susan Jones Betty Langley Barbara Lanier Sharol Lawson Anne Lester Paul Lewis Janice Lipke Joan McKenzie PINS Barbara Mains Pat Manning Bill Marston Gail Monte Patsy Morgan Tom Morgan Gail Morris Carol Morrison Joan Nielson Jo Nammenson Tom Nordstrom Margaret Peterson Janice Pittman Evelyn Rieman Jan Rietman Judith Rogers Joy Salmon Bob Sankey Tony Schaff Sharlene Schnier Toni Shaw Mary Helen Shean John Simpson Jerrie Stewart Joanne Strayer Carrol Sutton Jim Suzuki Malcolm Swanson Mike Tauber Coralyn Thompson Barbara Tinholt Joy Vanasse Ralph Vanni Jim Waldal Norma Wells Marylyn White I A gf ig . 9 tw A xml x f Q' L wx 'I : 5 T X - .X S 4 H., iili sq? i ttr' , if ' ' vi N sk f M-.J g V we 5. A tl 8 in-,- .WQ , Q , ii it N 2' ..Q,,. A X B ' 5' Y' is my W L 1 George Yamamoto I. V -. f A JJB1 B 'Q 'ef ff' HONOR SOCIETY Two Bar Pin f .. K i Viia Abolins, Janet Alton, Nancy Anderson, Alice Barclay, Marilyn Barrett, Paul Blaylock, Janet Bond, Belinda Boone, Don Bolstad, Barbara Burke, Jeanne Cardiff, Charles Carlson, Freida Ching, Barbara Clift, Jim Cook, Pete Crumpacker, Shirley Dates, Patricia Davis, Barbara DeShane, Sue Dobrin, Joanne Duford, Sharene Ernst, Arlene Flynn, Roger Freeman, Zoe Ann Fritz, Bob Grangaard, Fred Grant, Shari Greene, Paula Hamm, Norman Hannon, Pete Hanson, Tom Harris, Jeannine Hegeberg, Jean Hendrickson, Joan Hendrickson, Carol Henrie, Jean Hiert, Bill Howard, Mary Jackson, Rita Johnson, Arlene Kruse, Art Lindgren, Jerry Lonn, Jennell Martin, Betty Masterman, Janet McClane, Betsy McLean, Owen Mehner, Joe Moloso, Claudia Nelson, Roberta Nelson, Jack Nilles, Jerry Norby, Eric Page, Bob Parks, Leona Phillips, Marianne Pulver, Bob Reid, Jim Ross, Barbara Schirkofsky, Stephanie Schoenhals, Carol Shansby, Carol Sieverling, Alice Simpson, Judy Skytta, Sue Snyder, Paul Spitzer, George Stamolis, Frances Starr, Sarah Stephenson, Judy Stocking, Elizabeth Strandberg, Barbara Strom, Pat Sumption, Geraldine Surridge, Verrelle Swanson, David Teal, Frances Tibbits, Ronald Ubaghs, Alan Ummel, Nancy Vanderpool, Walter Vaux, Dolores Vinikow, Lee Rose Vitalich, Marilyn Wahlquist, Sandra Waters, Charles Welch, Tom Wells, Elizabeth Werle, Ellis Westphal, Sue Williams, Marilyn Woodward, Ann Woolsey, and Myrna Youngren. ne Bar Pin Susan Bates, Blanche Burt, Lila Bratz, Jean Brittenback, Virginia Brown, Sylvia Campbell, Kay Cherberg, Chung Chinn, Valerie Chong, Mike Copass, John Curran, Mary Darling, Carol Dent, Jean Fauchald, Judy Flanagan, Janet Frank, William Fronk, Jim Goff, Gloria Gronvold, Anne Hamilton, Carole Harrison, Marlys Heen, Grace Helgren, Dave Hendrickson, Carol Horsfall, Valerie Houbregs, Sharon Hundley, William James, Karen Johnson, Roger Johnson, Tom Johnson, Jerry Jones, John Kettenring, Betty Kirk, Larry Lamb, John Lennon, Dave Lester, Mary Lewis, Andra Lonn, Bill McClay, Joan Melsom, Edward Miller, Judith Miller, Judy Miller, Judith Milligan, Tim Mullins, Janice Nace, Sharon Nechanicky, Sue Nichols, Don Noble, Bob Nygren, Nancy Olsen, Rodney Parke, Marianne Pederson, Gerry Lee Peterson, Jeanette Privat, Linda Rafael, Linda Redd, Jerry Rieck Ruth Roach Don Ronken, Carol Roraback, Vicki Ruoff, Elizabeth Schenken, Pete Sellen, Sheryl Sharin, Mollybeth Shiels, Charlene Shockey, Astri Skaugrud, George Snyder, Barbara Standard, Gloria Stamolis, Ricki Starin, Susan Stotler, Sandra Taylor, Peggy Tibbits, Molly Wakefield, Lance Wallace, Bill Warren, Suzanne Weisfield, Carl Weiss, Lola Westberg, Carol Williams, Paul Wines, and Charles Yee. 90 Stage Force Row l: Jerry Farrell, Fred Lien, Martin Robertson, Dave Trepus, Ken Peterson. Row 2: Bob O'Brien, Walter Carlson, Fred Pantelleff, John MacDonald. Row 3: Lou Barthelemy, Tom Farrell, Bob Duford, Mr. Burmaster. Lunchroom Staff Row l: Alan Hood, Dan Hickman, Anna Crawl, Marlene Karell, Richard Fry. Row 2: Dan Duncan, Clark Slocum. Row 3: Roland Strolis. a-L Hall Patrol Row l: Rickie Retelle, Waidley Fossett, Ron Ubaghs, Dave Crichton. Row 2: Jim White, Jerry Mugaas, Fred Cox, Jerry Seitz, Gary Rettig, Don McSwain. Row 3: Mr. Arsanto, Jim Warren, Jerry Everett, John Somonski, John Craig, Ron Rogers. Projection Squad 2 Row l: Walter Vaux, Cal Cary, Dennis Jenkins, Roger Kramer. Row 2: Al Bergman, Jay Craig, Gary Dotson, John Watt, Mr. Shelton. Ticket Force Row l: Susam Hummel, Helen Sloan. Row 2: Vicke Ruoff, Pat Madison, Carolyn Frank, Row 3: Mr. Mickelson, David Bates. Attendance Force Row l: Susie Richard, Carole Jackson, Pat Frim. Us Row 2: Linda Fouts, Sheila Clayton, Grace Helgren, Corrie Thoenes. Row 3: Mary Darling, Connie Galvagno, Bev Boss. Row 4: Liz Werle, Janet Alton. ffice Staff Row l: Judy Milligan, Janet Frank, Joan Currie, Katie Babunes. Row 2: Judy Flanagan, Jeannette Privat, Vonis Noble, Jean Glancy. Row 3: Haakonetta Albinusen, Jeanne Cardiff, Ann Woolsey, Judy Ger is r h. Missing: Mary Lou Bressette, Mary Louise Butler, Carol Sieverling, Evelyn Reiman. Larry Turner, Dave Smiih, Gail Monle 31 All Masque and S6 pa. Gavel Presenting programs and plays for eommunity and other organizations as well as helping with school pro- grams were the projects of the Queen Anne Chapter of Masque and Gavel during the school year. The members elected as their ollieers: Dave Smith, Presidentg Larry Turner, Vice-presi- dentg Gail Monte, Secretary, and Judy Murphy, Treasurer. In February a formal initiation was held in which twenty-one Kuayites became members of the group. me Ke 34 fm ,O S.. Barbara Tinholt, Bill Hartley, Marilyn lsenhafh, Janice Lipke Thespians The Queen Anne cill2lIWlL'l' ol Thes- pians, national drama honorary, launched a sueeessful year with the election of officers. Bill Hartley, Marilyn lsenhath, Carol Steeves, 'lan- ice Lipke, and Barbara Tinholt were elected president, vice-president, see- retary, treasurer, and sergeant-an arms, respectively. The group helped to put on and direct the big shows of the year at Queen Anne, furnishing the east of the Student Play, Pride and Prejudice and the four directors of Kapers as well as helping with the makeup and eostuming of this show. The members also put on the Christmas assembly and helped to plan and present the annual Senior assembly in the spring. Margaret McMullin, Gail Monte, Bill Hartley, Storm Jobs. Q I I I I I I I I I I . Storm Jobs, Marilyn Isenhath, Pat Connor, Jerrie Stewart. i The members of the Queen Anne Chapter of Quill and Scroll, journalism honorary, started of? the school year of 1953-54 with the election of officers. Margaret McMu1lin was chosen president, Bill Hartley, vice-president, Storm Jobs, secretary, Gail Monte, treasurer, andjohn Simpson, sergeant-at-arms. Storm Jobs, Marilyn Isenhath, Pat Connor, Jerrie Stewart, and Carol Morrison, respectively, held these offices for the second semester The group had various projects including a progressive dinner and the revision of the KUAY WEEKLY style sheet. DEBATE CLUB The Debate Club, under the direction of Mr. Charles Foster, advisor, had a successful year. ln debates with Ballard, Cleveland, Lincoln, Roosevelt, and West Seattle high schools, the Queen Anne team was upheld by John Coie, Tom Green, Ronny Kahn, Susan Hummel, and Wendy Miller. The question debated in the fall term was What is the Best Way to Contain the Threat of Communism in the United States? and in the spring the topic was changed to What Action Should Government Take Towards Fair Employment Practices Commission? Pictured: Wendy Miller, Susan Hummel. Missing: Ronny Kahm, Bill Behan, Tom Green, Barbara Strom. 03 SENICR Senior Assembly Committee, seated: Bev Hemb, Diane Bemis, Senior Commencement Committee, seated: Joanne Strayer, Pete Barbas, Carolyn Rapp, unidentified, Lynne Gustafson, Ernie Filtz, Carrol Sutton, Barbara Brincard. Pat Brown, unidentified, Donna Heald, and unidentified. Standing, Evelyn Cohn, Sheila Clayton, Chrisfie Sohnell and Missing: Bill Hartley, Gail Monte, Linda Condotta, Frank lnvonette Shdo. Bfafheff John B0Ydf Norma Wells, Nell Walker' Bruce BUCkleYf Missing: Joy Salmon, Dan Pickett, Judy McManus, and Rosalie Rona Flaherty, Quinn Redeker, Frank Forrest, Gordon Latimer, Ogden' and David Smith. Graduation! To the Class of '54 this magical word brings to mind many exciting and glorious events . . . Senior Day . . . the picnic . . . Baccalaureate . . . the Prom, and, of course, the long awaited climax . . . Commencement. In back of all these never-to-be-forgotten activities is the planning and preparing of eight hard-working committees. Seniors who wished to help plan graduation activities signed up for committees during their lunch periods and through the able supervision and cooperation of co-chairmen, elected by members of the committees, the seniors planned themselves a grand lot of fun and festivities. The committee co-chairmen, headed by Jim Suzuki, President of the Senior Class, are as follows: Plans for the annual Senior ball were taken care of by Storm Jobs and Bob San key, Senior Luncheon Committee, row l: Barbara Hightower, and Senior Gift Committee, row l: Tom Nordstrom, .lerrie Stewart, Margaret McMullin. Goldie Stevens, and Beverly Boss. ROW 21 Cow' Cheney. PQ' Manning, Shvflene Sfhnief. Gfwle Row 2: aan Johnson, unidentified, and Laffy Pulfofd. Phillips, and Judy Bolster. Row 3: Sandy Homsher, Margaret Larson, Malcolm Swanson, and Lorretta Hoyt. Missing: David Dysart, Janice Lipke, and Corky Thompson. Missing: Barbara Klock, Darlene Bartells, and Linda Fouts. out COMMITTEES X 'we- r 5-1.....,.nA.s Senior Picnic Committee, row l:Joan McKenzie, Sally Harrison, unidentified, Ann Greenwood, George Varver, unidentified, ' Park Goist, and Donalda Trygg. Mncllell- Senior Baccalaureate Committee, seated: Kittie Dittmar, Don Row 2: Sue French, Virginia Zuvich, Kay Matzgar, Shorol Lawson, Jeannie Lauckhart, Bub Buzard, Marilyn Bennett. Row 3: Unidentified, Mary Russell, unidentified, Barbara Lanier, Jo Nammenson, Gordon Graham. Row 4: Pat Connor, Kevil Frenzel, Paul Lewis, Larry Morrow, Tom Allen, Bob White, unidentified. Missing: Dwight Hawkes, Shelby Anderson, Bob Green, Sheila Thaden, and Kay Johnson. Standing: Helen Mayer, Carrie Thoenes, Connie Galvagno, Margaret Peterson, Gail Morris, Carol Morrison, and Joan Hamm. Missing: Bill Burnett. .oinne Strayer :intl Ernie Filtz worlcetl together in planning an appropriate commencement program, gathering talent for the Senior Assembly were Beverly I-lemh and Bill Hartley, .loan Howisey servetl as head of the announcement committee, Kittie Dittmnr and Don Mitchell eonihinetl their efforts in planning the Bzteezilztureate services, making zirrzingements for the Senior Luncheon were Mztrgziret MeMullin and David Dysart, and helping chose the Senior Gift were Llerrie Stewart and Tom Nordstrom. Through the efforts of these committees, the Class of '54 achieved il fitting linzile to their four unforgettable years at Queen Anne. Senior Announcement Committee: Roberta Waage, Carol Weaver, and Dorothy West. Senior Prom Committee, row l: Storm Jobs, Dick Johnston, Bob Edenholm. Row 2: Judi Mounger, Susie Richards, Barbara Black, Janice Wagner, Georgene Treadwell, Janice Pittman, Joan Kipper, Sue Jones, Pat Fabrick, Marilyn Isenhath. Row 3: Toni Shaw, Mary Louise Butler, Jeremy Bushnell, Barbara Tinholt, Katie Babunes, Kerry McMahan, Marcile Thomas, Tina Foss, Mae Elbrant. Row 4: Joan Currie, Evelyn Feiman, Joy Vanasse, John Flood, John Simpson, Alan White. Row 5: Unidentified, Jan Rietman. Missing: Carole Jackson, Wendy Downie, Jana Bardsley, Ralph Vanni, Connie Jacobsen, Rogers Carrington, Phil Gallagher, Jerry Shierk. Missing: Jaan Howisey, Marlene Patterson, Sue Hayduk, and Mary Helen Shean. 1 The Afiiliation-Exchange committee was formed at Queen Anne in the latter STUDENT EXCHANGE Pictured at the left are the Affiliation- Exchange Committee. Seated, left to right are: Miss Orlena Harsch, Miss Thelma Chisholm, Frances Starr, Margaret McMul- lin, Janet Alton, Chung Chinn, Miss Grace Ogrosky, and Miss Helen Kretsinger. Standing, left to right are: Mr. Pete Arsanto, Jim Ross, Susan Hummel, Pat Middlebrooks, Marilyn Andrews, Phil Gallaher. Missing from the picture are Wayne Boy- ack, Dick Miles, David Teal, Mr. Louis Fiscus, and Mrs. Margaret Blanchard. part of October under the direction of Miss Helen Kretsinger and Miss Grace Ogrosky. At the early meetings, plans were made for afiiliation with an exchange school in Germany, and officers were elected. They are Margaret McMullin, presi- dent, Frances Starr, vice-president, Chung Chinn, recording secretary, Janet Alton, corresponding secretary, and Marilyn Andrews, treasurer. The purpose of the affiliation between two schools is to establish a better understanding of the life and customs of the American school and of the affiliated school, and to put into practice the idea of the oneness of mankind. Through the exchange of letters and projects which create an exchange of ideas, the students and faculty can make a step toward increased international understanding. The committee has been working hard to get an affiliated school for Queen Anne and current plans include an exchange student to come to Queen Anne next fall. 96 X. J X! Q J ,rf ,Q 5 'Tx-H 31 ,li s E 1. M 1 , '4 ff Egg A Q1 5 ' s ,fm 1 - in 1 ' W F5 1' wiglwf S i Q , as fi Y- ' X ur f? r I, Fr wg ,YJ ' if . FY, sl , .J f Wall Milroy, adviser Jim Suzuki, president Bill Marston, vice-president Larry Pulford, sec.-lreas. Row l, left to right: Jerry Miller, Jim Suzuki, Frank For- resl, Quinn Redecker, Bill Johnson, Swede Wilson, Pele Hanson. Row 2: Chuck Welch, Bob Green, Phil Gallaher, Ralph Vanni, Bill Marslon, Art Snyder, Dwight Hawkes, George Var- ver. Row 3: Jim Ross, Don Mitchell, Connie Jacobsen, John Coie, Larry Mounger, Larry Morrow, Malcolm Swanson, Park Goist, Bob Hibler, John Reardon. Row 4: Wally Murray, Bob Parks, Bob Grangaard, Leo Marly, John Flood. Row 5: Jock Drexel, John Wall, Dole Filzgerald, Bob Eden- holm, Bruce Buckley, Dun Jur- gensen, Jan Rieman. Row 6: Ray Chapple, Mill Hunsberry, Tom Allen, Vern Olson, Rogers Cnrrinqlon. CLUB The Club, to start the year oil' with a bang, selected their ollicers in May of 1953. -lim Suzuki was elected president, Bill Marston vice-president, and Larry Pulford secretary-treasurer. .lohn Flood was chosen as the Student Council representative in March of 1954. This is the lirst year that the Club has been represented in the Student Council. As they have done in the Past, the Club worked in conjunction with the Boys' Club to provide ushers for the football and basketball games. Changing over from the old conventional style letter assemblies last year, the Club carried over the idea of talent-packed and impressive assem- blies. The football assembly featured Stan Boreson, entertainer, and Bill O'Mara, sportscaster. Then, talking from backstage, Coach Clark told a little bit about each boy as he stepped between two maroon and gold goal posts. For the second time in as many games, the male faculty defeated the football players in the annual Club-sponsored faculty versus football players basketball game. The proceeds from the game went tothe Alliliation- lixchange committee. The highlight of the year was the lirst annual all-city lettermen's dance which was held in January. I 'nn H:,l' Q if NG!! vi 'JU NlU U sri s- :Q l k' it 'A' QA. 1 W vm- if if f-W new SWB Nw, 4 iw I s 'le I an ml in if . .. . WMWT, 'EN .. MA N Nil R A ge wr as ,F X . kfivifil i' ..I-I:.g':E ' ' 3 Wg L :-1552-Eg -' Z3 3 ':1e:g:i5i5- 'NX CHA ., ' 335555, W K1 S. QM '44Wle +' Xlwfv Tom Allen, T CITY GAME SCORES Queen Anne. . Queen Anne. . Queen Anne. . Queen Anne. . Queen Anne, . Queen Anne. . Queen Anne. . Queen Anne. . Lincoln ..... Garfield. . . . , 14 Cleveland. . . Ballard .... Franklin. . . Roosevelt ,.,, . . West Seattle , . . Olympia ,..... E ri Swv 5' H Quinn Redeker, T Larry Pulford, T Chuck Carlson, E Ed Melbourne, T John Flood, C Ed While, E Vem Olson, E John Wall, C Swede Wilson, G Milt Hcnsberry, G Roy Chcpple, T Don Phillips, FB 100 Q3 Wally Murray, C HAMPS TEAM STANDINGS ,Queen Ami: .... Garheld ......., West Seattle .... D . , 7 O O 14 , 5 1 1 11 ,52OlO Ballard ..,. . 4 3 O 8 Franklin. . . , 3 3 1 7 Lincoln .,.. . 2 5 0 4 Roosevelt. . . 1 6 O 2 Cleveland, . . 0 7 O O .4--qp 'I 'X ly George Varver, FB Conrad Jacobsen, E Lloyd Hannon, G Leo Marty, Mgr. Jim Suzuki, HB Jack Nilles, HB Sam Moyle, HB Pete Hanson, HB Frank Forrest, C Dale Fitzgerald, Mgr. Dwight Hawkes, QB John Reardon, QB Jim Ross, HB Bob Parks, FB Bill Johnson, HB VARSITY The mighty Grizzlies of Coach Dick Clark rampaged through an undefeated season to capture Queen Anne's first clean-cut crown in almost a decade. A stalwart defense halted every-opposing offense in the city by allowing only 16 points throughout the year. Only one team scored more than seven points against the Grizzlies. The forward wall totaled over one-half a ton, and Coach Clark often added more weight when needed. Phil Gallaher, 185- ound all- city end and Connie Jacobsen, the second best looking athlete in the city, held down the end positions. Quinn Redeker, two-year all-city l l tackle, Tom Allen, a rough competitor, and Larry Pulford, the Kuay Couch Dick Clark kicker, held down the tackle positions. Duane Swede Wilson, three-year letterman and two-season all-city guard, and Milt Hans- berry, stalwart Junior, provided the punch in the middle of the line at the guard ositions. John Flood, 195 pounds, filled the center spot on the offensive line. All but two men on the grizzly line mentioned received all-city recognition. These immortal Titians combined speed, hustle, 190-pound average, and aggressiveness to puncture every opposing forward wall in Seattle. Redeker, Wilson, Allen, Hansberry, Jacobsen, and Gallaher all played over 95 per cent of the total playing time of the season, which tops three hundred minutes. The Queen Anne backfield balanced the overwhelming power of the front line. Dwight Hawkes, inspirational winner and quarterback, masterminded the crowned Kuays on offense and defense. His strategic decisions took advantage of his teammates' positions, producing several triumphs for the Hilltoppers. ,lim Suzuki, all-city halfback and team captain, was the scatback of the Grizzlies. Following in his father's footsteps, Pete Hanson was statistically Queen Anne's most valuable back this season. The hard-driving junior led the league in rushing and total offense. Deceptive George Varver, who held down the fullback spot as a blocking back, produced excellent blocking so that other speedy Kuay backs could cgain immense yardage through the course of the season. Since the Grizzlies lacked the needed detpth behin the starters, very few substitutions were made, all the backfleld men played over 90 per cent 0 the total time of play. Lincoln gave the Grizzlies an opening-game scare as they held the Hilltoppers scoreless until Swede Wilson booted a 23-yard field goal to win in the last three minutes. The victory was costly as Larry Pulford, might tackle, separated his shoulder while making a flying tackle. The Kuays took full advantage of their power by crushing the Garlield Bulldogs, 26-13. Besides bowling over for three hard-earned touchdowns, Queen Anne picked up six easy points when Quinn Rcdeker picked up a loose ball and galloped 18 yards to score. Cleveland was no match for the victory-hungry Hilltoppers who scrambled over the goal line four times while holding the Eagles scoreless. The next three tilts found the Grizzlies lacking the scoring punch, but continuing their stout defense. The Kuays slipped by Ballard, 6-2, Franklin, 6-O, and Roosevelt, 6-0. . C h I. R Sch ll The last game of the season matched Queen Anne with the oncc- occ e oy U defeated West Seattle Indians to determine the Seattle title. The iron men from Grizzlyville refused to lct their victory streak be marred by crushing the Westsiders, 7-O, to win the crown. The annual Thanksgiving Day Game matched the city champs with the Olympia High School Bears. 10.2 FOGTBALL lhe Queen Anne ltlllll hnully mei their llllllfil ns Olyinpni edged oui .1 '10 vieLol'y..IiinSiizuki's1u'ni w Iwroken while making ai desperate tuekle on ll third period kick-ofii. Quinn Redeker, 210-pound tackle, received honorahie mention for high school all-Ameriezm lor Cloiiih Silioliisrie nmgazine. 'lim Suzuki, iezim ezipuiin, was honored with Ql first-string l12lifiiU1lL'k position Oil the Neisi all-Ameriezm team. This foothull season marked El great iriuniph for horh Head Couch Dick Clark and Conch LeRoy Schuh iloneh Clark well deserved the reward ofi the eity crown. Q Q no 3 im 3 Q, -kia .4 -. ,Me 'W' WM QW - ..- sig e.e. - 'K 1: MW h Wu .. W, IKM X Q? 7 '5w1m:.iW Second and Third Team Football First row: George Owner, Bob Rois, Ed White, Bill Johnson, Don Phillips, Fred Grant, Herb Whitney, Bob Duford, Jerry Farrell. Second row: Coach Schuh, Jerry Snyder, Sam Moyle, Jack Nilles, Chuck Carlson, .lack Stone, Ed Melbourne, Wally Murray, George Stamolis, Chuck Stromer, Fred Elliott. Third row: Jack Drexel, Mike Copass, Lloyd Hannon, Bill Foster, Bill Price, John Wall, Myron McDonald, Owen Mehner. Back row: Dick Scollick, Vern Olson, Ray Chapple, Rogers Carrington, Howard Marshall, Tom Curran, Chuck Whiteman, Kevin Frenzel, Gary Dederer. The Queen Anne scrubs did not fare so well as the varsity in the football campaign. The second and third teams each vietored in only one game in six contests. The second squad lacked the experience necessary to furnish a winning team, but they refused to give up and linished the season with a 7-6 triumph over Franklin. This season's second squad produced good, young material for next year's varsity, replied Coach LeRoy Schuh. George Owner, Ed White, Lloyd Hannon, Kevin Frenzel, and Howard Marshall did outstanding work. The third team started the season in grand fashion by winning the hrst game from Lincoln, 7-O, but from then on, Coach Ray Normile's squad couldn't withstand the pace. George Hutton, Sophomore halfback, was the biggest Kuay groundgainer while Perry Perry and Harry Quinn showed promise in the forward wall. Thirty-two letters were awarded to the second team, and the third squad produced thirty-four letter winners. First row: Richard Hayduck, Perry Perry, Ron Palmer, Phil Colan, Tom Coupe, Woody O'Rourke, Elmer Ikeda, Barney Oxford, Alex Ford, Pete Currie, Tim Mullins. Second row: Jim Fulton, Ron Lampkin, Bud Cheney, Don Noble, Harry Quinn, Bill McLay, Bill Marshall, Richard Toigen, Doug Chapple, George Hutton, Coach Normile. Third row: Joe Winkler, Roger Cramer, Larry Noble, Carl Weiss, Bob Shelton, Terry Tradal, Dick Parks, Paul Pearson, Dick Smith, Gary Stone, Paul Gibson, Stan Chapple. 104 SKI TEAM XF N 06 N KING QUEEN Kerry McMahon Mae Elbrandt Once again the Grizzly Ski Team proved its exceptional superiority on the snow covered slopes of the Cascades. Once again the Grizzly Ski Team proved its exceptional superiority on the snow covered slopes of the Cascades. The Ski Team was selected after compiling the results of the team tryouts. The boys skiing for Queen Anne were Tom Harris, Tom Nordstromhlohn Boyd, Jim Hutchinson, Lance Mifflin, Kerry MclVIahan, Mal- colm Swanson, Dickjohnston, and Bob Reid. Running the course for the championship girls' downhill team were Mae Elhrandt, Birdie McEachern, Pat Haan, Betsy McLean, Joan Melson, and Marilyn Woodward. Highlights of the season were the presentations of The Post-Intelligencer Inspirational Awards to Irene Charlton and Don Radovich, and the selection of Kerry Mclvlahan as King and Mae Elhrandt as Queen of The Times Queen Anne Ski School. In zi snow season finale the Grizzly llyers took part in the all-city competition at Snoqualmie Pass. The girls received hrst place honors in the downhill race, and were awarded a gold trophy for their accomplish- ment. The Kuay femmes hnished sixth in combined points, while the boys took ninth place in the event. Again this year, the Kuay skiers were presented with the free all-day chairlift tickets for the last session of the Times Ski School, in recognition of their team's superior work in the Times races. Pot Haan Birdie McEachern Betsy McLean Joan Melsom Marilyn Woodward John Boyd Tom Harris Jim Hutchinson Lance Mifflin Tom Nordstrom Bob Reid Malcolm Swanson -1,41 . I ip wiki . .. . ..,-,.,..e . 37: iii' ' V A F r Q in ka + stie B ng 'Ss -,L STM. X rx , a 4' i t e Q .si N f e - F . J I fzxgfffxp X c in . ,5 M I V xi 2.1. N g K 105 VARSITY BASKETBALL COACH RAY NO RMILE Rogers Carrmgior The Queen Anne Grizzlies, after the longest basketball schedule in city league history, closed the 1954 casaba season in sixth place. Prep basketball in Seattle featured several new innovations this year, including the lengthening of their schedules to fourteen games, the switch from the crackerbox gyms to the more roomy playing surfaces of the junior high and Seattle Pacific College gyms, and having two teams represent the city league in the Class A State Basketball Tournament. The Seattle High School Basketball League proved to be a very tough one this year, as Franklin and Garfield finished OIIC-EWU respectively in the State Class A Hoop Tournament at Edmundson Pavilion. The Grizzlies improved in 1954 over their '53 record as they climbed from seventh to sixth place in the league. ln their opener, the Kuay hoop squad lost to the Garfield Bull! dogs 49-29, at Seattle Pacific College gym. Phil Gallaher chipped in 10 points to lead the Hilltoppers. The Grizzlies were handicapped by the loss of fireball Bill Marston. ln their second game the Hilltoppers, inspired by the return of Marston, overpowered Ballard 54-41. Center Phil Gallaher paced the Grizzly scoring with 21 points, while Marston tallied 15. ln the next hve games everything seemed to go wrong for Coach Ray Normile's quintet, as they lose in succession to West Seattle, 64-57, Franklin, 70-50, Roosevelt, 60-58, Garfield, 61-55, and Lincoln, 56-50. The West Seattle, Roosevelt, and Lincoln games could have easily ff eg ' ,fo ' so I ' Q U0 .3 qc? Q Phil Gallaher Park Goisl Bob Green Dwight Hawkes inc thc other way, as the score was lied in each of these games with less than two minutes go. ln the West Seattle game, with the score tied 57-57, the Kuays committed four straight uls, and the Westsiders cinched the game from the free throw line. Sporting a record of one win and six losses the Hilltoppers got hack in the groove lay nning three straight games. ln turn they topped Ballard 56-55, Cleveland 72-45, and West attle, 60-45. Two main factors contrihuted to the Grizzly winning success during this time. One of csc was the high scoring of Gallaher, Marston, and Ralph Vanni. The other was excellent fensive work hy Dwight Hawkes. However, Queen Anne's three game winning streak was reversed in the next three contests as they lost in succession to Franklin, 78-52, Roosevelt, 71-545 and STANDINGS W lf Lincoln, 76-66. l 'i 'kl 't ll 77 ln their final contest the Kuays were Garfield. . ll 4 victorious as they shipped last place Cleve- Rnoscvcltl 10 S land, 57-52. Marston fired in IQ points to I hring his season total to 220 points. Galla- l '1f0l'1- - 9 5 her hagged 17 points to raise his total to mlm,-,I 7 7 215 points for the season. Marston was , the sixth highest scorer in the league, hut -Qum' AMW 5 9 had the third hest average as he played in West Seattle 3 ll thirteen games While the rest of the leaders Clcvclumll 1 H saw action in fourteen. Gallaher's total rated him seventh from the top of the scoring heap. Gallaher and Marston were honored hy the Seattle Times, as they were selected on the nes' first and second all-city haskethall teams, respectively. They were also honored hy :ir teammates. Marston was chosen as the inspirational award winner and Gallaher was cted team captain. Although the Kuays were not near the top of the heap in the won and lost percentages, : Grizzly hoop squad of 1954 will go down as one of the most colorful in its history. Queen Anne's haskethall team will not easily he forgotten hy followers of Kuay sports. Bill Marston will he rememhered for his unstoppahle jump shot, Phil Gallaher for his tdly hook from either the left or right side, Ralph Vanni with his driving lay-ups, Dwight wkes for his aggressiveness, Connie 'lacohsen for his great rehounding, and last hut not st the contrihution of the reserves who made the first stringers hustle for their johs. Connie Jacobsen Bill Marslon Larry Morrow Larry Mounger John Reardon Art Snyder Ralph Vanni Munugcrs Leo Murly Don Milchcll Dan Jurgensen ive A QQ' if sffs Bob H bler, John Grover, Don Bolslad, Jack Nilles, Tim Mullins Second and Third Team B A S K ET B A L L Like the varsity, the second and third teams started a new schedule this season. However, both seconds and thirds finished in a better place than their elders. The second team started off strong by winning five of their first six games, but dropped a few along the way and ended in third place. Coach Milroy's third team had the same record as the varsity but finished one place higher. At the end of the first round of play, the second team was in second place with a 5-2 record. They lost the first game of the second round to Ballard but went on to win the next two from Cleveland and West Seattle. Despite losing the next three games they finished the season with a high note by dumping Ballard 85-60. A small squad, they made up for their size in accuracy and speed. Dean Reid, Ken Mickelson, and Jack Nilles traded off at the guard positions. Rounding out the team were John Reardon, Bob Hibler, and Don Bolstad forwards, and John Grover, center. Even though they had a few men in thc 6-foot class the third team met plenty of trouble. After finishing the first round with a 3-4 record, they could only beat Cleveland and West Seattle in the second round. They finished the season with 5 wins and 9 losses. Glenn Campbell, Steve Hullin and Gary Knight worked in the guard positions while Don Lea, Ed White, and jerry Thomascn traded off at forward. Larry Noble held down the center post. SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM Dave Hendrickson, Bill Mclay, Glenn Campbell 108 .N-J.. Larry Noble, Don Lea, Clark Slocum, Gary Knight, Paul Gibson Barbara Black V '3.:-'g ig-5 131 ' .,,,,,,, . , - Q V : 4 ' Q 4' i Ms XE? fi! W gr ' X is . my ' X Jana Bardsley Jim Alexander Jana Bardsley and jim Alexander, Song Queen and Yell King, lead the team and students through one of the most successful sports seasons the Hilltop has seen in several years. Grizzly students will long remember this year's yell team and the fine job they did. Always behind the team, even in bad weather, the pepsters often shed their shoes and sloshed around in the mud and rain. The girls, not to be outdone, came up with the best idea for rainy day games that the school system has seen in a long time. The song leaders changed to pedal pushers during the stormy weather, and thus reduced the stains and soil that the uniforms get by the end of each season. The boys' squad was aided by three senior veterans, Jim Alexander, Kerry McMahan, and Al White. New members were jim Cook, Gary Knight, Van Zefkeles, and Ernie Filtz. The highly spirited song leaders, had only one veteran, Marilyn lsenhath. Jana Bardsley, Barbara Black, Nancy Parsons, Kittie Dittmar, Alice Simpson, and Sally Harrison all worked with the boys in making the Homecoming celebration the big deal for this year's yell team. Former song and yell leaders were invited to come back and lead the students at the Homecoming celebration. Because the basketball games were held in larger gyms, the leaders turned out and kept the spirit there also. Kittie Dittmar Sally Harrison Jim Cook Ernie Filtz Marilyn Isenhath Nancy Parsons Alice Simpson Kerry McMahon Allan White t Gary Knight Van Zefkeles vi ag ' 32525 ' 'ri' .. if A I Q h as lllfl VARSITY Q AW, len Mnrty Gary Dederer After winning two of the first five games the Grizzlies are in a tie for fourth place. Seeming to pull out of their early season slump, Coach lVIilroy's nine are hoping to put on the steam and clinch a first division spot. The Kuays boasted six returning lettermen, two of whom are pitchess. Bob Hibler, Junior pitcher and letter-winner, handled most of the pitching duties. He was backed up by Ed Hule, Senior letterman, Bob Sankey, and Bob Lamborne Seniors. Dwight Hawkes and Larry Morrow shared the catching position. They were helped by Herb Whitney and Ed White. V The outfield consisted of captain Ralph Vanni, Don Fisher, and Fred Grant. Sophomore Tom Coupe also worked in the outfield. With an infield of three veterans and one transfer from Lincoln, the Kuays are supposed to have one of the best defensive teams in the league. Bruce Buckley and Chuck Tarbox held down the first and third sacks. Pete Hanson, one of the league's best hitters, traded off between the shortstop and second base positions. Larry Morrow, back from last year's team, played shortstop when he wasn't handling the catching duties. Marv Bell, Dean Reid, and Bill Fronk also saw action in the infield. The Grizzlies lost the opener to last ycar's champion Clleveland Eagles by a score of six to Marv Bell Don Fisher Bill Fronk Bruce Buckley Tom Coupe Fred Grant s aaa i ti llfl , hw l K .l ...- . fl - .,., A X at' I g Coach Walt Milroy W Pere Hanson Bob Hibler Herb Whitney Dwight Hnwkes Ed Hule Bob lamborn one. ln the next game they outhit Garfield but failed to make the hits count as the Bulldogs walked away with an eight to four victory. The Grizzlies turned the tide in the third game as they pushed across a final run in the seventh inning to down Lincoln, three to two. The Quakers put 21 damper on the Kuays one game winning streak hy holding them to no runs while they collected live. ln the last game before the GRlZZLY went to press, the Grizzlies came to life as they scored live runs in the last of the seventh to heat West Seattle six to live. The highlight ol' the game was Pere llanson's liaise cleaning triple that drove in the tieing and winning runs. Larry Morrow Bob Sankey Ed While Dean Reid Chuck Tarbox Ralph Vanni sg,-y X 'nun ,,.,.,, -:xg NQ9' ie 111 SECCND TEAM BASEBALL COACH BROWN The second team, under Coach Brown, was composed mostly of sophomores, many of whom had experience last year. Hoping to finish better than last years' 6th place, they started of? in the right way by beating Ballard 6-3 in a practice game. The infield consisted of Bill McClay at lst base, Alex Ford at 2nd, Gary Knight, short stop and Glenn Campbell at third, all sophomores. The hard-hitting outfield was Gene Jones, Woody O'Rourke and Martin Skelly. juniors Tom Wells, Gary Shansby, Bill Foster, and Walt DeBoer were expected to take care of most of the pitching and catching duties. They were helped out by George Snyder, Ken Ewing, Jerry Thommasen, and Dick Grandberg. The team was managed by Brent Smith and Tim Mullins. First row: Glenn Campbell, George Snyder, Jim Dahlbeck, Gene Jones, Tom Wells, Wo' O'Rourke, Gary Knight, Walt DeBoer, Tim Mullins. Second row: Coach Eugene Brown, Jim Hutchinson, John O'Rourke, Gary Sharpe, I Gronberg, Martin Skelly, Alex Ford, Bill Mclay. Third row: Don Leo, Bob Cheney, Dave Hendrickson, Ed Melbourne, Ken Ewing, Jim Ful Bill Foster, Brent Smith. .l l 5 INTRAMURAL Under the direction of Mr. Erwin Henkel the intramural program offered year-round sports activity to both junior and senior high school boys. Since it is not selective, it can reach and benefit all those who wish to take part. As in the past, basketball has drawn the biggest turnout. During the fall, both the main and portable gyms were open and used regularly. The eighth grade, freshmen, and sopho- mores each had their own league while the juniors and seniors were combined into one. ln total, there were over thirty teams that participated in the four leagues. Also some of the boys used the back playfield for touch football. ERWIN HENKEL, Adviser In the winter, the gym was sometimes open for scrub basketball, but most of the activity was in the outdoor sports like soccor and football. Teams were organized but their schedule was hampered by the snow and rain. Softball was the mainstay in the spring and Henk expected to organize a league with about eight teams. The gym was kept open for those who preferred badminton, volley ball, tumbling, or wrestling. To wind up the intramural season All Gym Day was being scheduled for about the middle of May. This is a day set aside to give the boys a chance to break gymnastic and calisthenic records set by former Kuayites. 113 I - I l l r l l l l l l . l l Delayed by cold weather and hindered by a school-wide plague of flu, the Queen Anne Grizzlies did not disappoint the experts and finished as expected, The team strength was weakened by the loss of All-City meet veterans, Jim Suzuki and Larry Pulford, who were declared ineligible via the Ninth Semester Rule. The race to watch this year was the mile, with lettermen Bob Edenholm, Kerry McMahan, Al Kartess, and Frank Pittman carrying the brunt of the load. Edenholm ran well this year, and is one of the best milers the Hilltop has seen in a long time. Frank Bracher, Ken Baker, and John Laughland were the main cogs in the 880 Machine this year, and were followed by Dick Smith, Sophomore speedster. The 220 yard dash was well run this year by Dale Fredricksen and Tom Allen, and the third position was constantly open due to close intra-squad competition. In the 100 yard dash, Bob Parks, Dale Fredricksen, George Owner and ,lack Nilles led all the way. This same quartet was the main body of the Relay Team. Dale Fredricksen, Bob Parks, and George Hutton were constant pluggers on the 440 squad, and looked good in the middle of the season. First row: Owner Mehner, Dale Fredericksen, Dave Dysart, Jerry Shierk, Mike Copass, Jack Drexel, Jack Nilles, Kerry McMahon, John Laughland, Frank Bracher, Dick Olson. Second row: Dick Williams, Gordon Latimer, Chuck Carlson, Bob Rois, Dick Parks, Bob Edenholm, Bob Parks, George Owner, George Marshall, George Varver, Larry Turner. Back row: Dale Fitzgerald, Bob Duford, Ken Mackey, Alex Kartess, Bob Shelton, Bruce Russell, Ken Baker, Bob Buzard, Ellis Westphal, Ernie Filtz, Scott Hubert, Kevin Frenzel, Bob Green, Larry Pulford. ll-l ln the hurdle department, the Grizzlies did especially well. High and low hurdlers were Dave Dysart, Jael: Drexel, llolw Rois, and Bill Swain, transfer from Ballard. In the lieltl events, the Grizzlies emerged hetter than average, and piled up the necessary points in most all Ille meets. George Yarver, Kevin Frenzel, Carl ulones, and Boh Shelton were the Shotputters, and were ahly coached hy l,arry l'ull'ord, four-year veteran. Ken Baker, distance stalwart, did not not plaee his time on just one event as was shown hy his efforts in the Pole Vault. Also vaulting for the Thinelads were Larry Turner and Pete Bathas. 'laek Drexel and Harry Quinn and Kerry MeMahan were the High jumpers, with Drexel carrying the main load in all meets. Fighting it out for the top positions in the Broad jump werejaek Stone, Junior, and Bolw Buzatd, Senior. The Grizzly Track Team was one of the hest for some year, and has several letter winners coming hack next year to add strength to the Bears. Without a douht, Queen Anne made an admirable showing on the finders flile ?'C'1l 4 --KERRY MCMAHAN. Front row: Frank Pitman, Harry Quinn, Bob Miles, Frank Haney, Bob Shellon, Mike Copass, Dick Parks, Ron Hayden, Alan Brobek, Richard Marshall, Paul Kalnins, John Davidson. Middle row: Lawrence Ausiin, Alvin Lindell, Paul Pearson, Dick Miles, John Guiler, Waller Yorker, Don Crippen, Rex Holloway, Craig Tedmon, Paul Grahn. Back row: Roger Kramer, Don Nutter, Forest Wall, Jerry Lusher, Sieve Hullen, Jack Wilson, Rex Miller, Marcos Caeeres, Bert Jones, Fred Monroe. 115 t b.,:.. 1575- AK,..... I n s , qvlulz l , k y A gf , s 254- y , f I saa s i Q .214 'fs A?-5 it Q is P if ry i s f a aia , 3 1 Y A ff -'-'- ,,fE fz. Y '. B is X fi A :1 V at ,f .fa f?1Ef?s5f2ff-lr A QV? M - sos GRANGAARD JIM cow zAc ELANDER PETE cum: -A ,W coAcH HERB Lewis ,....... quu zv, l' G o L F ,, :,,. zbl I , ., The Kuay divoteers, although green in experience, were deter- Q is mined to finish the season in a presentable position. Overcoming Qi 3 obstacles such as the far off golf courses, the Kuayites made the Q-its most of their turnouts. li ! it Coach Lewis was faced with a major rebuilding program due to the loss of six lettermen. The veterans returning were Bob Grangaard, two-year letterman, Charles Welch and Jerry Miller, if one-year lettermen, and Ronny Kahn. Tom Morgan, transfer from ,,,,.-igsf' Chicago, became the only senior on the first team. Some of the 5 fi boys fighting it out for the remaining positions were Pete Currie, X Jim Goff, Dick From, Eric Page, Zac Elander, chuck Whiteman, M Bob Reid, Bob Ekholm, Phil Blaylock, Mel Griffin, Dave Hender- f g ,pw s son, Fred Meyers and Harry Wolf, A With only one senior and many underclassmen on the team, A Coach Lewis has great hopes for the future. ':1i 5 .,.,,.:: ' B ..,.. , ..,,, ..,..,. Ronny Kahn , , , Jerry Miller ,SK sm Tom Morgan Eric Page Charles Welch Chuck Whiteman ' f f . L L 1 N.,k l Wi 'i fi-Tu-Tx, ,Q '95 x . . is Wink!! . .1 ' Dv ' 4... .4 1-W 1'9N'Q f . I A - .- in J is ,ws p f tt, j '- at K 2 . 'l , C .auf il ,...-. isis. x . COACH LOUIS FISCUS TENNIS The 1954 tennis team will have to rack up a championship to keep pace with last year's outstanding racket squad. With five of the first six men from the '53 Seattle tennis championship squad graduated, Coach Louis Fiscus will have to rely on lettermen Larry Mounger, John Wall, John Coie, Jan Reitman, and Jon Kettenring to furnish the big racket guns for Queen Anne. Since swift improvement is Queen Anne's best and deceptive weapon, Joel Pipe, Don Bolsted, and Pete Craig have steadily shown vast refinement in their games, and will fight it out for varsity positions. John Woodward, Freshman, Roger Tucker, Senior, and Lee LaFollette, Junior, will bolster the reserve strength of the team. Although Garfield is rated as the team to beat, Queen Anne, with some well-placed breaks, can retain the coveted tennis crown for the second straight time. DON BOLSTAD JOHN COIE PETE CRAIG JON KETTENRING Lee LuFoIIeNe Larry Mounger Joel Pipe Jan Riefman 5 as .t. - tx X NV x Q f W. GRY? X X Wx ss. iss 'W' N 1 IA ' - '.-:N .. .x v s- ,. X 155' s css asf' W' 1 F Q-'R John Wall Bob Woodward MISS GIRLS' Q CLUB Advisor PAULINE THOMAS H sf-'e?? President First Semester MARYLYN WHITE Second Semester MARYLYN WHITE Vice- President First Semester ARLENE KRUSE Second Semester ARLENE KRUSE Secreta ry First Semester NANCY VANDERPOOL Second Semester JEAN HJERT Sergeant-at-arms First Semester PAT BROWN Second Semester FRIEDA CHING The Girls' Club was organized for those girls who enjoy sports. They sponsor the after school turn- outs. Miss Pauline Thomas, affectionately called Tommy, by those who know her best, works side by side with the girls to see that everyone has fun. Basketball, Baseball and Swimming are the three main sports. There is a sport for anyone who has the time. Each night of turning out is worth points! Girls can become members of the Club by accumulating five hundred points, The first five hundred points entitles one to a Baby The Big is awarded after earning a thousand points. After fifteen hundred points have been accumulated, the chevron is awarded. After chevrons have been received, each one earned by additional points, the Baby Grizzly Bear is awarded. Marylin White, Club President, ex- plained, Turnouts this year have increased and we hope that more girls will find the time to come down to the gym and join us. This year the Club has been increasingly active in the school activities. Many parties and events were held to interest girls in sports the Spooks Spree and the Faculty vs Club Basketball Game. This game turned out 21-14 in favor of the Clubers. Of course, said Marylyn. The club meets after school and goes bowling or swimming together. This fall they found time to make dozens of cookies which they sold at lunchtime. The Queen Anne girls were the hostesses to an all- city letter women's conference on December 8. Constitutions ofthe groups were discussed and refresh- ments were served afterwards. Come down to the Gym and join the fun is an invitation that Marylyn White extends to everyone. From left to right: Frieda Ching, Betty Lou Thiel, Margaret Smith, Dot Hageman, Gloria Bernier, Pat Brown, Roberta Waage, Marylyn White, Jean Hiert, Joy Brown, Sharol Lawson, Arlene Kruse, and Joann Rozman. Those Q Club members missing from the picture are: Nancy Vanderpool, Marianne Pulver, Geraldine Surridge, Francis Tibbits, Marlene Parchell, Pat Clatchy and Jeanette Privat. GIRLS' Q CLUB INSPIRATICNAL Marylyn White was chosen as the Girls' Club Inspirational winner for the year of 1953- 1954. Marylyn, a Senior, well deserves this honor, for she has been an active participant in sports since her Sophomore year. Marylyn has quite a collection of emblems to show her interest in all types of sports. The first of her three Big was earned in 1952, her second one in 1953 and the third one was presented to her at the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet this spring. She also received her Grizzly emblem then. A chevron goes with each won. Friendly, capable and hard-working, Marylyn was elected President of the Club for two semesters. In addition to this office she is a member of Cabinet and has worked in the gym as basketgirl. Marylyn has done a lot to make the Club thrive this year and has truly been an inspiration to those around her. BASKETBALL Each year the Basketball Inspirational goes to a girl who has shown team-work and has mastered the hoop-art. This year, Arlene Kruse was chosen. Archie, ajunior, is skilled not only in basketball, but also in many other sports. A turnout wouldn't be a tournout with- out Arlene! Since her Freshman year, Archie has turned out for sports. She earned her Baby in 1952, her first Big in 1953 and her second one was awarded, along with the Grizzly em- blem, at the Mother-Daughter Banquet this spring. The Club members elected Archie to serve as sergeant-at-arms in her Sophomore year and she has served as vice-president for two semesters in her Junior year. Helpful, fun-loving, Archie will continue to be an inspiration to those around her in her Senior year. INSPIRATION ARLENE KRUSE 119 5 i digg saw . A if 5 .- X X X TQ Sm SPORTS DRILL TEAM ARCHERY fi? BASEBALL TABLE A TENNIS 2 .ling W I 45214 A SQQJU9 1 2, Q9 'X 6 19 22 Z5 123 1. Marylyn Whitef You're late! 2. Christine Foss -Y Bright eyes. 3. Janice Pittman'-- Who's flyin' that jet? 4. Barbara Black-f Ralph, how could you! 5. Elinor Braarud fOff to dreamland. 6. Jan Rietman-f- 'Whateha say? 7, Irene Charltonn- Wanna dance? 8. Dave Schnebelefful am NOT too little to play. 9. joan Kipper and her Kitten Kapers. 10. Sally Harrison -'Garden Gal. 11. Ralph Vanni ffff Mlqake it away. 12. Helen Mayer and Joan Hammf-Swing it Sadie! ' Q Jeremy Bushnellfpfhe farmers daughter. Pat Conner ---Buttons and Bows. Barbara Tinholtfff Hit him again! Joan Nielsenf- 1 insert the key and . . . Iudi Nlounger f Curve ball coming up, Gail Monte ff Ah, shedup! Georgene Treadvvell' just takin' my sun bath Kay Metzgarwfls this how, mamma? Shelby Anderson Happy in her padded tell. Evelyn Reiman f-Oh, that beautiful doll, Sharol Lawson- Sitting pretty. l, 'ludith Rogers All wrapped up. 2, Phil Gallaher Bring on the gruhf' 3. ,lo Nonimensen Let me ollg this is my stop! 4. Barhara Kloek and Larry Morrow Kissin' Kousins. S, Margaret Peterson Come and get it! 6, .loanne Strayer Now stir in the eggs . . . 7. Beverly Henilw Ho Hum. 8. Donalda Trygg Sunlwonnet lualwy. 9. Clarol Weaver A'l'm gonna tell my mamma. IO, Clarrie Thoenes Wanna play? ll, lov Vanasse Little Angel. IZ, Clarol Morrison Here's a present. - LEE. Bolu Edenholm Curley top. Margaret MeMullin Rooting for the home team. Gail Morris Sleepy-time gal. Bill Hartley l'm fustwatedf' Susan Jones Whoopee! Martha Elliott- 'All dressed up and ready to go. George Varver -Annapolis here l come. . ,leannie Lauekhart A flying saucer! Marilyn Bennett l het I can hit you. Goldie Stevens They're hrand new. .Iudy McManus and Sweed Wilson When they were a couple of kids. l 2 3 4 5 6 Pond's Girls Belinda Boone, Anne Sehelke, Betsy McLean, Betty Marehant, Karen Tessman, Arlene Flynn, Barhara Jo Clift. Nancy Rauh--Y- This is Where l get oil. Diane Campbell f No trespassing! Rona Flaherty Second childhood. All dolled up. Kerry lvlflvlilllilll and Barham Caldwell The weaker sex? 1 7. 8 9 10 11 12 13 l4 26 '. 'f Ralph Vanni and Barhara Black Wt-'re from Queen Anne High School. Joan Howisey and Mary Helen Shean Woodland nymphs. leremy Bushnell Those senior hoysf' Carrol Sutton f Hawaiian delight. Sheila Thaden ffBeware ofthe hitehhiker. Dick Moon Well, here l am. lim Neil Sleeping Beauty. Boh Green Handy on :1 date! E 1 if 3 limlgn Rllliilfl :xml Par Milllllelwrool-cs Topsy-turvey -rry Norlwy Miss llniverae of 1999. girls. IL lc ie Stnlloixl cll12lI'lCS IOI1. loam llowisey legally of the l.1lliL'. C Imrisrim- Ifom uml Carol Sreeves Sopliistieateil Benin xrxl 127 Bev Giertz Crazy mixed-up kill. Sally Wilson A rare moment. Muleolm Swanson Bnsluful Beauty. Dave Selmelwele Happy lumling. Marilyn Wooelwarel After the party. Dwight Hawkes nml George YLIFVCI' Gong Ho! Kay Corley Wlmr gi line. FINALE On June 16, the members of the Class of 1954 cease to be students and become part of the rich tradition that is Queen Anne. But each member 'of this class will hold in his heart forever, treasured memories of these high school days. We'll remember many things we shared together . . . watching the '53 Grizzlies Win the city championship . . . the beautiful Christmas assembly . . . an exciting Senior election . . . the Senior Dinner Dance . . . our final week of school . . . and finally . . . the Picnic . . . Baccalaureate . . . Com- mencement and our Prom. We'll remember our many activities at Queen Anne . . . Cantorians . . . KUAY staff. . . Student Play . . . Senior Band . . . Girls' and Boys' Club Work . . . GRIZZLY staff. . . Spring Concert . . . Honor Society and many, many more. if :L i i i, -f.-A 2 .2 ' W f' X X We'll remember things about this school year . . . rushing for assembly seats on Friday mornings . . . the stampede in front of study at 3 :IO . . . gems of knowledge in the morning bulletin . . . cramming for tests in the library . . . stopping in at the Girls' Club between classes . . . report cards . . . signing annuals in June . . . using the free phone in the KUAY oHice . . . filling out cards for the ofiice . . . stealing KUAY WEEKLY's from the KUAY office before Hfth period on Friday. We'll remember also the things that made our class so great . . . being the last class to see the Operetta in 1950 . . . the friendly conflicts over the Sophomore girls . . . helping the last place junior high team beat Ballard . . . proudly saying We've the best-looking baseball and basketball teams in the city . . . enjoying the KUAY WEEKLY on Friday, even the Sunshine Column . . . reveling in just being Big Seniors' '... choosing our Senior cards . .' . sharing an inspiring Baccalaureate . . . and finally, Walking with our classmates, dignified and yet a little sad, and receiving our diplomas to finish our high school days. Now, memories and souvenirs are all that is left of our days here, at our Alma Mater, Queen Anne High School. -the EDITOR. 128 R813 YRQSKW XXX VN YS CJXQQ-QRS 'QQ QS Q 9 QSM 7 W ,WN X cg