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

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, ., . 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

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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

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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