Volume 36, Number 2 Queen Anne High School Alumni Association July 2017

Inside:Acknowledgments 9Contacts 16 Donations Form 14Editor Column 2Fall Luncheon Preview 10Grizzly Angels 13Grizzly Events 16Men/Women of QA 8Memorials 12Merchandise 15President’s Message 2 Reunion Calendar 11Scholarship Story 4Spring Luncheon Recap 14Who’s News 3

S C H O L A R S H I P I S S U Esee page 4

Seattle School Hall of Fame Kicks OffBy Dee Hawkes ’54

Think about it, for the fi st time, the Seattle Public School District has established an Athletic Hall of Fame (www.spsathletichalloffame.org). Kudos go to the committee for including old Broadway High School, Queen Anne and Lincoln, all which are now closed down. The committee made a significantdecision to honor both men and women athletes. Unfortunately, until Title IX passed in 1972 there weren’t any interscholastic girls’ sports. Justice has finally beenserved, but it was almost too late for Queen Anne.

There can be little doubt that Queen Anne’s choice to be in the inaugural class would be Bob Houbregs ’49. His accomplishments as All-City basketball and baseball player for Queen Anne are well known in Seattle history. Later he played college for the UW and professional basketball. Bob is the only player from our state in the College Basketball Hall of Fame. Sadly, we lost Bob on July 28, 2015. It was my honor to represent his family at the Washington Athletic Club luncheon when the awards were presented, as Bob’s wife, Ardis, is now living in Fayetteville, GA. (Photo shows Dee with Bob in 2004.)

These days, you don’t see many celebrity athletes whose long sports journey come front and center in such a humble manner. For fourteen years, the MWOQA golf tournament in his name has raised scholarships for descendents of Grizzly graduates. Bob’s legacy is still a household name when it comes to Queen Anne families.

The initial class of 22 was inducted at a dinner at the Washington Athletic Club on Feb. 16, 2017. The purpose of the Hall of Fame is to identify outstanding SPS high school student athletes, teams, coaches, administrators and athletic supporters and to celebrate their accomplishments.

Bob Houbregs ’49 in his UW Days.

Summer Picnic—August 27th. See page 11.

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President’s Message

By Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66

Well, hello there, fellow Grizzlies! How are you? As

we leave the rainy season here in Seattle, I hope that some of you were visiting sunnier climes these last few months.

In case you missed it, our annual Spring Luncheon was held April 29th at the Seattle Yacht Club, sponsored by Kerry McMahan ’54, for which we are so very thankful for his continued support of both of our luncheons. Our theme was Century 21, in honor of 55 years since the World’s Fair in Seattle in 1962. A big thank you to our Events chairperson, Jeri Samuelsen ’63, who put all of this together, but was ill and not able to be with us.

Our meals were delicious, and the company delightful. As we finishedour lunch, Vice President Kim Turner ’61 shared his memories and some of the history of Century 21. That certainly caused conversation, as we all remembered back to that summer of 1962. Kerry then led the singing of our alma mater and the fight song.

Our luncheons are always fun events that we all look forward to. If you haven’t been to one, our Fall Luncheon will be on October 21 at the Seattle Yacht Club starting at 11:30 a.m. A coupon can be found in this KUAY. You will also find acoupon for donating/supporting or updating your contact info. Because we are a non-profit organization, a y donation is tax deductible and much appreciated!

KUAY & QAHSAA The KUAY is published semiannually by the Queen Anne High School Alumni Association, free for members and friends of the Association. To be placed on the mailing list or to help with Association activities, write to: P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109-0128 or email: info@qagrizzlies.org. Donations are enthusiastically requested, as they sustain the Association. Board meetings are generally held each month and are open to all graduates. Phone Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66 at 206-282-3585 for details. See website for minutes.The KUAY is printed by PacificPublishing Co., Seattle. The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Editor’s ColumnCarly Avery

Halfway through the year already? It’s been a great one so far. Earlier this year I was chosen to be one of 10 people my company will send to Bolivia in the fall to build a bridge to help the communities of smaller towns gain better access to healthcare and education. I could not be more excited. Hope the year is treating everyone else well!

2017 Board of DirectorsMaggie (Nichols) Birch ’64, SecretarySally Villaluz Ghormley ’79, TreasurerGlo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46Roger Jensen ’61 Jim LePenske ’62 Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66, PresidentAlecia Nowak ’66 Jeri Samuelsen ’63 Kim R. Turner ’61, Vice-Pres.Jeanne (Hayes) Warren ’61John Wedeberg ’63 Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63, Corresp. Secr.Vacant Position

Speaking of support, we have openings on the QAHSAA board, so I would love to hear from you, if interested. As I have said before, we need help to keep the alumni association afloat, or itwill just disappear…Contact any board member…One of our board members, Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46, has informed the board that she will not be submitting her name for re-election this fall. “It is time for younger people to get involved.” She will leave a huge hole. She has been a board member since 1987. She has been president, events chair, and willingly available to pitch in wherever she could. A confidan e, telling us how to do and where to do things, Glo, you will be missed!

Our other major event will be our annual Picnic, which will once again be at Gas Works Park on August 27, from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. We still have monthly meetings at Aegis of Queen Anne at Rogers Park, 2900 3rd Ave. W., 98109, each 3rd Wed., at 7:00 p.m., so join us if you would like.

Have a fabulous day, everyone!

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WHO’S NEWSCompiled By Kim R. Turner ’61

First, a correction to the item on the death of Coach Reese Lindquist – his son Mark Lindquist is still alive, and serves with honor as head of the Pierce County Prosecutor’s Office. Er or caught by Russ Guppy ’65. Thanks, Russ – I misread an earlier item on Coach Lindquist, so the error was mine.

Fred Tatsuo Sato, football and wrestling coach at Queen Anne during its last decade, and afterward serving as coach elsewhere in the Seattle/Metro League, died April 17, 2017, at the age of 89. He was also a noted judo instructor and held a black belt in that sport. He helped guide the Grizzlies to their last city football title (Div. II) in 1980.

1940s: Marian (James) McCann ’41 is living with her husband Mike at their daughter’s home in Snohomish. Marian and Mike celebrated

their 50th wedding anniversary last August. Marian achieved fame as the fi st policewoman in the Edmonds Police Department, serving as the fi st female detective and receiving the Edmonds Jaycees Police Officerof the Year Award in 1969. She is an active Seahawks fan, having retired in 1982. She turned 94 last March! John Nordin ’43 died in April. John and Juanita have been mainstays at our luncheons and summer picnics. Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 tells us that Lee Monteith ’47 gave a

clarinet performance for Mardi Gras at the Ballard Senior Center. His final number as “When the Saints Go Marching In,” which caused the attendees to get on their feet and march around the tables!

1950s: Bob Lamborn ’54 has been celebrating his notable birthdays – 65th, 70th, 75th, and 80th – by skydiving! Bob lives in Honolulu, HI and is a docent on the USS Missouri and at the USS Arizona Memorial. James Scott ’57 lives at the Island Point Retirement Community in North Bend, Oregon.

Gerry Bradley ’59 has a radio talk show on KLAY Radio 1180 AM in Tacoma, “Chit Chat with Mr. Chit Chat.” This is a short

program which airs Saturdays at 8:45-9:00 a.m. and 7:03 a.m. on Sundays. It’s also streamed. He’s been broadcasting for 18 years.

1960s: Richard Pearson ’60 who died last September, has been honored by his brothers Jim Pearson ’63 and Carl Pearson ’69 who have established a memorial scholarship in Richard’s name. Richard taught school, both junior and senior high, mostly in northwest Oregon. Helping students to understand math was his passion. The scholarship is for future teachers. The death of Wally Foote ’61 last fall brought numerous memories to friends. “Wally had leg surgery to make both of his legs the

same length. He had to wear a cast and was therefore freed from gym class, to the envy of his classmates who had to survive their hours of ‘terror’ from Coach Henkel! We were 13 at the time, and when Wally’s cast came off – his leg was covered in hair! Very cool!” This memory came from classmate and friend R. Barry Hood ’61. Jeff W. Pickard ’61 points out the need for our tax ID on the form for donations. Much easier to get the tax credits with that info. (Editor’s Note: The tax info is included in the acknowledgment letter every donor receives). Bonnie Allen ’62 is a ski instructor at White Pass. This past season she taught 308 students (as of April 13, 2017). She lives on the Washington coast. Rob Wesson ’62 retired from the US Geological Survey after 37 years in 2007. He has written a book about Charles Darwin, “Darwin’s First Theory,” released this April by Pegasus Books. Scott Dahlberg ’62 has deep Queen Anne roots. His great grandfather, Charles Wilhelm Dahlberg, served as Custodian at John Hay Elementary from 1905 until his retirement, as late as 1940. His story appears in the May 10, 2017 Queen Anne & Magnolia News. George Schofield ’6 has his second book for an August release, “Making Organizations Sustainably Successful”. His earlier work was “How Do I Get There From Here?:

Planning For Retirement When the Old Rules No Longer Apply.” Steve Myrvang ’66 has the third and final bookof his Reach Series, “A Beam

Reach.” The books are issued by Undercover Books, Gallows Bay, St. Croix, U.S. Virgin Islands, where Steve lives.

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Marian (James) McCann ’41

Bob Lamborn ’54

Gerry Bradley ’59

Rich Pearson ’60

Steve Myrvang ’66 and his wife Josie

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By: Kerry McMahan ’54

Our 35th annual scholarship competition resulted in 30 scholarship awards made possible by the exceptional generosity of classes, reunion groups, individual donations and the collective donations of many Queen Anne alumni. There were 39 applications received by the March 31st deadline. From these, 25 scholarships were awarded to high school seniors and 5 to college students.

IMPORTANT NOTE: the 2018 competition will be limited to high school graduates, trade school applicants, and university undergraduate students only.

Those interested in competing for a 2018 award should download the NEW application from the QA website this winter and take great care to follow the completion instructions for the application form AND THE COVER LETTER.

There is no excuse for not complying with every requirement.

Do not use an obsolete application form.

Applicants must submit officialtranscripts, signed by / from their school’s registrar, which must contain their fall semester grades.

Anything less than an official,signed transcript will disqualify the applicant from competition!

The 2017 winners are:

Angie Allen – graduated from St. Joseph Academy, San Marcos, CA with a 4.4 Honors weighted

GPA and enrolled at the University of Dallas this fall majoring in business administration with a minor in psychology. Her activities include ASB Senior Class Representative, Drama Club, Great Outdoors Club, National Honor Society, varsity volleyball, and track and field. dditionally, she volunteers as a tutor for physics, chemistry, mathematics and literature. She is the daughter of Tom and Sue Schuller Allen ’80. She is awarded the Queen Anne Alumni Scholarship donated by the Class of 1960.

Marley Boyack – graduated in the top 10% of her class from Barron Collier High School, Naples, FL, with GPA of 3.78 and weighted GPA of 5.34 based on Advanced Placement and Honors classes. She earned an Associate Arts and Science Degree, With Distinction, from Bellevue College, graduating with a 3.9 GPA. She begins her senior year this fall at the University of Washington carrying a 3.97 GPA majoring in psychology. Her activities along the way include Salvation Army volunteer, National Honor Society, Key and Interact clubs and varsity tennis. She is currently employed as a nanny. She is the daughter of Peter and Kendra Bryant and the granddaughter of Wayne Boyack ’55. She is awarded the Gene Grant ’48, State All Star and Team Captain Memorial Scholarship donated by Dick Smith ’48.

Kacy Childress – graduated fi st in her class with a 4.0 GPA from Gresham High School, Gresham,

OR, and enrolled at Oregon State University this fall majoring in mechanical engineering. Some of her academic achievements are National Merit Commended Scholar, All State Choir and Full International Baccalaureate Diploma Candidate. Activities include the school blood drive, Key Club president, National Honor Society, captain, both varsity soccer and basketball, all conference in soccer, track and basketball. She is the daughter of Tony and Kathy Childress and the great granddaughter of Saralynn Garrett ’66 and Jim Francis ’64. She is awarded the Paul D. Pearson ’57 Memorial Scholarship donated by his widow Marilyn Pearson.

Aidan Patrick Cole – Valedictorian, graduated from Grover Cleveland High School, Reseda, CA

with a 4.0 GPA earned while enrolled in 17 Honors and 10 Advanced Placement classes and enrolled at the University of Washington this fall majoring in environmental science. His school activities include Chess Club, Music / Songwriting Club, football and varsity golf. His community service includes Valley Hospital and Santa Monica Mountain Restoration group. He is the son of Laurie and Stephen Michael Cole ’70. He is awarded the Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship donated by family and friends of Phil Davis.

Kaeli Dance – graduated fi st in her class from Eastlake High School with a 4.0 GPA and enrolled at

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BYU this fall majoring in education-music and dance pedagogy. Her activities and honors include National Honor Society, varsity cross country and track, band president, district honor band, University of Washington High School Honor Marching Band, co-founder of Eastlake A Capella Club and twice voted Student of the Month. She is the daughter of Sharla K. and John R. Dance ’77. She is awarded the Queen Anne Alumni Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Matthew Dederer – graduated from Issaquah High School with a 3.9 GPA while taking multiple

Advanced Placement and Honors classes and enrolled this fall at the University of Washington, majoring in political science and economics. His activities include National Honor Society, varsity baseball, Junior Statesman of America, captain, Ultimate Frisbee team and summer counselor at YMCA Camp Orkila. He is the son of Rebecca and Christopher Dederer and the grandson of Gary Dederer ’55. He is awarded the Dan Kinnaird ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Olivia Greuel – graduated from Freeport High School, Freeport, ME with a 4.0 GPA

while taking Honors and Advanced Placement classes in physics, algebra, calculus, chemistry and English, and enrolled at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME this fall majoring in chemical engineering. Her activities and honors include National Honor Society, President’s Award for Outstanding Academic Excellence, Interact Club, Wellesley College Book Award, and varsity

soccer and lacrosse. She is the daughter of Amy and Gregory Greuel and the granddaughter of Nancy Heffelfinger ’6 . She is awarded the Regina Rogavich Siemon ’33, 100th Birthday Celebration Scholarship donated by Larry Rogovich ’47.

Nolan Gunter – graduated from Kentridge High School with a 4.0 GPA while taking Honors

and Advanced Placement classes in calculus, physics, computer science, music and English, and enrolled this fall at Oregon State University. His activities and honors include National Honor Society, AP Scholar With Honor Award by the College Board, French Club president, jazz and concert choir, Kentridge Players musical and drama productions, and Most Outstanding Soloist at the New York Heritage Festival. He also volunteers in his community with the Green Kent Partnership, helping maintain the environmental health of Kent city parks. He is the son of Dana Marie and Terry Michael Gunter and the grandson of William Tobin ’46. He is awarded the Charles Heffelfinge , Faculty Memorial Scholarship donated by Howard Heffelfinger ’ 1.

Lane Gustafson – Valedictorian, graduated from Mead High School, Spokane, WA, with a 4.0 GPA

while taking Honors and Advanced Placement classes in English, world history, calculus, biology and US government, and enrolled this fall at the University of Washington majoring in biology. Her activities include National Honor Society, ASB committees, blood drive and varsity track and golf, She also volunteers as a YMCA summer camp counselor

at Camp Reed. She is the daughter of Suzanne and Mark Gustafson and the granddaughter of Laurie R. Miller ’51. She is awarded the William Tobin ’46 Memorial Scholarship donated by his daughter Dana Gunter.

Stephen Hein – graduated from Olympia High School with a 3.55 GPA and enrolled this

fall at Pacific Lutheran niversity majoring in music composition and performance, and a minor in ancient history. His activities include composing musical scores for college film p oductions in support of college film students, acting incollege produced films, pe forming in piano and vocal roles in public arenas and auditioning for season 10 of “America’s Got Talent”. He also composed the music for the school play. He is the son of Norman and Christine Sadowski Hein ’80. He is awarded the Hal Will ’44 Memorial Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Katherine Helmcke – graduated from Cascade High School with a 3.92 GPA while taking Honors

and Advanced Placement courses in calculus, US and world history, English and environmental science and enrolled this fall at George Fox University majoring in engineering. Her activities include National Honor Society, ASB committees, varsity volleyball and varsity tennis. She is the daughter of Chrystal and Kurt Helmcke and the great granddaughter of Marjorie Pratt ’37. She is awarded the David L. Williams ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams ’62.

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Nathaniel Hoey – graduated from Oldham County High School, Crestwood, KY with 4.24 weighted

GPA while taking Advanced Placement classes including biology, English, US and world history. His honors and activities include National Honor Society, ASB vice-president, AP Scholar With Distinction, Rotary Student of the Month, Interact Club and Eagle Scout. He enrolled this fall at Western Kentucky University majoring in biology. He is the son of Cynthia and Eric Hoey and the grandson of Frieda Ching Wong ’55. He is awarded the Paul D. Pearson ’57 Memorial Scholarship donated by his wife Marilyn Pearson.

Evan Jean – graduated from Shorecrest High School with a 3.5 GPA while taking Honors and

Advanced Placement classes in English, calculus, physics, and world history. He enrolled this fall at the University of Vermont majoring in environmental policy. His activities include theater arts production effort, creating and implementing school recycling / composting program, assisted in effort resulting in school gaining King County Green Schools Level 1 Status, Environmental Club and Student Council Representative. He is the son of Cynthia and Jeff Raecker and the grandson of Kathleen Barrett ’64. He is awarded the Gail Monte Nettles ’54 Scholarship.

Kendel Jolley-Ruud – carrying a 3.76 GPA she begins her junior year at Azusa PacificUniversity, Azusa, CA

majoring in sociology with a minor in biology. Her honors and activities

include Dean’s List, Wilderness First Responder certification, olleyball and Outdoor Adventure Program Guide. She is the daughter of Rebecca Ruud and David Jolley and the granddaughter of Joan Kipper ’54 and Doug Ruud ’53. She is awarded the Sumner Bennett ’52 Scholarship.

Bronwyn Jones – graduated from Stadium High School with a 3.8 GPA carrying Honors and

Advanced Placement courses in computer science, US and world history, biology, English, literature, composition and enrolled this fall at Boise State University majoring in health sciences. Her honors and activities include the Stadium People’s Choice Award, given by the school staff for general excellence, student assistant in the guidance counselor office, and eaching and Lab Assistant for the Stadium / College in the High School Advanced Biology class. Her non-school time is taken up with her woodworking hobby, guitar making. During hockey season she commuted to Canada every weekend to play for a hockey team and subsequently across North America for tournaments. She is the daughter of Laura and Todd Jones and the granddaughter of Janet Long ’63. She is awarded the Bruce Bowe ’62 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams ’62.

Monet Marshall – graduated from Redmond High School with a 3.9 GPA while taking

Advanced Placement courses in calculus, chemistry and biology and enrolled at Gordon College, Wenham, MA this fall majoring in biochemistry. Her activities include four years varsity soccer, serving

as team captain her senior year. In the off-season she plays CrossfirePremier club soccer and serves as team captain on that team. Away from school she serves as Young Life leader and is active in her church youth group. She is the daughter of Pia and Scott Marshall ’79. She is awarded the Alecia Nowak ’62 Scholarship.

Molly Meissner – completed her junior year in Seattle PacificUniversity’s business administration school

this spring with a 3.5 GPA while working as a nanny, volunteering as a Young Life leader and leading children’s activities for the Mary’s Place homeless children’s organization. Additionally, she has been a member of the SPU choir and volunteered as an assistant volleyball coach at Totem Middle School. She is the daughter of Jimmy Meissner and Elizabeth Hudson and the granddaughter of David L. Meissner ’54. She is awarded the Dan Kinnaird ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Natasha Moini – Valedictorian, graduated from Bishop Blanchet High School with a 4.0 GPA

while taking Honors and Advanced Placement classes in English, chemistry, biology and mathematics. Her honors and activities include National Honor Society, First Honors, Honor Roll, student of the month and varsity cross-country. She enrolled this fall at the University of Washington majoring in biology. She is the daughter of Mehrdad and Donna Petelle Moini ’81, the granddaughter of Donna Surridge ’62 and the great granddaughter of Dorothy Grady ’33. She is awarded

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the Edwin A. and Ester Schnebele Memorial Scholarship donated by their son Edwin Schnebele ’58.

Emily Northey – graduated from King’s High School with a 3.9 GPA while taking Advanced Placement

courses in English and involved in many activities including link crew leader, yearbook editor, student director of theater club, cross-country co-captain, and track and field and en olled this fall at Seattle Pacific niversity majoring in biopsychology. She is the daughter of Laura and Bill Northey ’80. She is awarded the Gizella Fias ’68 Memorial Scholarship donated by Carol McCready Cohn ’68.

Sarah Owen – graduated from Shoreline Christian High School with a 4.0 GPA while taking

Advanced Placement calculus and composition classes and enrolled at Seattle Pacific niversity this fall majoring in education. Her activities include National Honor Society, Student Council vice-president, band and jazz band, tap dancing and ballet. She is the daughter of Jill and Mark Owen ’81. She is awarded the Richard W. Pearson ’60 Memorial Scholarship for Future Teachers, donated by his brothers Jim and Carl Pearson.

Olivia Peterson – completed her junior year at Western Washington University this spring carrying a

3.6 GPA majoring in environmental science. Her activities, achievements and awards include Dean’s List, Citizen Scientist for the Whatcom Land Trust, and 100 hour service pin from the Woodland Park Zoo

for her 450 hours of work as a volunteer, then for 100 hours of service as a paid intern leading a team developing quality educational materials for Zoo visitors, She is the daughter of Cori and Gary Peterson and the granddaughter of Patricia LaFortune ’49. She is awarded the Charles Wheaton ’68 Scholarship.

Carley Recoon – graduated from Williamsville East High School, Williamsville, NY, with

a 4.0 GPA and enrolled at Elon University, Elon, NC , majoring in political science. Her activities include Link leader, Newspaper Club, Ski Club, Drama Club, Latin Club, Yearbook Club and Cheerleader. She is the daughter of Eric and Susan Recoon and the granddaughter of Robert D. Rois ’55. She is awarded a DV and Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Jordan Roche – Valedictorian, graduated from Monroe High School with a 4.0 GPA while

taking Advanced Placement and Honors classes in music theory, calculus, physics, statistics cell biotechnology, literature and Spanish 3 and enrolled this fall as a premajor at the University of Washington. Her awards and activities include Honor Roll (4 years), Vocal Music Department Scholar, Math Department Scholar and DeMiero Jazz Fest Outstanding Musicianship Award She is the daughter of Margot and John Roche and the granddaughter of Suellen Dobrin ’55. She is awarded the Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship in memory of Carol A. Rois.

Tyler Schnebele – graduated Magna Cum Laude from Skyline High School with a 3.8 GPA and enrolled this

fall at the University of Washington majoring in industrial engineering. His awards and activities include Link Crew, DECA, Student of the Month, Scholar Athlete, wrestling and football. He is the son of Rachel and David Schnebele and the grandson of Kathy and Pete Schnebele ’61. He is awarded the Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship in memory of Carol A. Rois.

Ben Smith – IB Diploma candidate, graduated from Skyline High School with a 3.7 GPA and

enrolled at Bucknell University, Lewisburg, PA this fall majoring in religious studies. His awards and activities include DECA state title, scholar athlete, captain, varsity basketball and catcher, varsity baseball state champion. He is the son of Deb and Paul Smith ’81. He is awarded a DV and Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Natalie Sutton – graduated from Mountlake Terrace High School with a 3.9 GPA and enrolled

this fall at the Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, NY majoring in computer science. Her activities and awards include Robotics Club, ASL Honor Society, STEM Leadership Club and CTE pre-engineering Leadership Award. She is the daughter of Mark and Tamara Hoover Sutton ’73. She is awarded a DV and Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

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daughter of Lynn and Peter Rosser Watson and the granddaughter of Carolyn Rosser ’64. She is awarded the Maxine Amundson McMahan ’46 Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Amanda Ybarra – graduated from San Jacinto Junior College, Pasadena, TX with a 4.0 GPA

and enrolled at Abilene Christian University, Abilene, TX this fall majoring in criminal justice. Her activities include cheerleader, choir, Personal Finance Award, English Award and Independent Caregiver, all while working at a local restaurant. She is the daughter of Marisa Young and Andrew Ybarra and the granddaughter of Jim Turner ’53. She is awarded the Dick Cahan ’65 Scholarship.

Joseph Van Horn – graduated from San Ramon Valley High School in Danville, CA with a 4.2 weighted

GPA and enrolled this fall at Oregon State University majoring in mechanical engineering. His activities include Renaissance Award (4 years), school newspaper, Habitat for Humanity, Adopt A Family Bikes program and Special Needs Children’s baseball league. He is the son of Kim and David Van Horn and the grandson of Jim Blackford ’53. He is awarded a DV and Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Sally Vaux – graduated from Anacortes High School with a 4.0 GPA while taking Honors

and Advanced Placement classes in calculus, chemistry, statistics, English and history and enrolled this fall at the University of California -Berkeley majoring in biology and chemistry. She is the daughter of Kristen Murphy and Robert Vaux and the granddaughter of Julie Vanasse Vaux ’62. She is awarded the Class of 1964 Memorial Scholarship donated by the Class of 1964.

Gabriella Watson – graduated from Seattle Christian High School with a 4.0 GPA while taking multiple

Honors and Advanced Placement classes and enrolled this fall at Pacific No thwest College of Art, majoring in Art Character Design. Her activities and awards include American Association of University Women award for Mathematics, Mentorship Program, Self-Image Campaign chair, Foreign Exchange student and multiple community volunteer projects. She is the

MWOQA NewsBy Roger Jensen ’61

Queen Anne Invitational Golf TourneyNeither rain, wind, sleet, hail or snow will keep the US Post Offic from its appointed rounds … however, some wind and steady rain did discourage approximately one third of the 29 players who began golfing n the Queen Anne Invitational Golf Tourney.

Saturday, April 22, dawned a bit dark and blustery at the Whitehorse Golf Course in Kingston, Washington. It was great to see “Old Timers” Bob Morris’58, Pete Werle ’58, Doug Knight ’52, Rob Thompson ’59 and Karl Kollen ’59 as well as younger players like Jim Bowe (son of Bruce ’62), Ole Carlson ’77, Mark Owen ’81, Gordon Capretto ’72, plus Ron and wife Chris Housh.

We had a great time at the Awards Ceremony, thanks to prizes provided by Jim Bowe (McCormick Foods) and Cory Rockey (Bad Alberts Grill – in Ballard). Roger Jensen ’61 emptied his “Golf Garage” with semi-valuable gifts to various golfers.

Annual MWOQA LuncheonWe are planning to have our Annual Luncheon and Awards ceremony on Tuesday, December 26 at Anthony’s Pier 66 at 11:30 a.m. For more information, contact Don Lorentz ’60 at 206-948-4197 or Roger Jensen at 206-354- 5478. Validated (free) parking is available across the overpass at the Art Institute.

Fall GolfThe Bob Houbregs Queen Anne Golf Classic will be held at Whitehorse Golf Club in Kingston, WA on Sunday, September 17, 2017. We will check in after 10 a.m., with a “drop-in” shotgun start at noon.

The Fall outing will cost $85, which will include golf with cart, range balls and dinner. Due to a “no show” problem at prior events, we are asking that a pre-registration check of $60 per player be sent to Roger Jensen, c/o CB Bain Real Estate, 1200 Westlake Ave N #406, Seattle, WA 98109. We will need all registration to be complete prior to September 10th. We invite all QA Grizzlies and their friends to join us in honoring the memory of Bob Houbregs ’49, and in enjoying a day of fellowship and great golf on the links.

If you have any questions, call or text or email Roger at 206-354-5478 or rogerjensen at cbbain.com.

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Marsie (Ash) Howell ’67 has retired from Swedish Hospital. James Rubin ’67 retired in 2009 after 32 years in the U.S. Army. He lives in Bonney Lake, but visits Hawaii frequently, where he grew up. Bob Wilson ’67 is a proud member of the Edmonds Nile Shriners Marching Band. Last spring they were able to donate several musical instruments to the Stanwood High School music program. This is not the fi st time either. Musicians playing it forward. Lucelle (Van Kempen) Barret-Biechler ’68 lives in Lake Stevens, where she retires this June from teaching sixth grade in the Edmonds School District. Phil Jenny ’69 died last November, just a few days after having attended the QA Alumni Fall Luncheon. Craig Smith ’69 sent us a photo of several 1969 classmates, including Jenny, at that luncheon.

1970s: Ruben Van Kempen ’70, recently retired from Roosevelt H.S. Drama Dept., was for a while a “non-person” without the benefits he as due. Recent assistance from powers that be, have enabled him to resume the walk to retirement with all flagsflying. John Beauchamp ’74 believes he is the only student to attend a QA faculty meeting; he sat in William “Bill” Butler’s chair. John was an activist at QA, pushing the faculty towards an Open Campus program

(1974) and held the World Champion Frisbee Distance, 96.5 yards, also in 1974! Richard “Rick” Buchheit ’74 lives in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho. Denise (Bourque) Van Ostrand ’76 lives with her husband and daughter in West Virginia. Glenn White ’78 is living between Port Angeles and Sequim. His family lives up there, so he moved in 2009. Salvatore “Tory” Bruno ’79 is currently CEO of United Launch Alliance, a joint Boeing/Lockheed Martin space launch company. Christopher Holmes ’80 works for King County. Richard Radcliffe ’81 lives in Sammamish and has been in the restaurant business for fi e years, one of which is “Katie’s on the Lake.” Martinique “Marti” (Miller) Reeder ’82 lives in Kent and enjoys life there.

We need your input to create the Who’s News column. Send news of Grizzlies to:Who’s News Editor, QA Alumni Assoc.,

P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109, or email : whosnews@qagrizzlies.org.

Photos at 300 dpi or higher res. are welcome.

L to R: Coach Bob Morris (QA ’58, coach 1966-75), Scott Stevens, Marc Pease, Larry Phillips, the late Phil Jenny and Craig Smith (all ’69).

Tory Bruno ’79

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSEvery issue we thank our alumni board and other volunteers who keep us going. None of our alums are paid for what they do. All Grizzlies owe these people many thanks. Without them there is no alumni association. We also acknowledge the following supporters. We need all of you. Please join in!

Kindnesses—Our Thanks to:The Ballard Boys and Girls Club for having provided meeting space for the monthly board meetings for the last few years.Aegis Living of Queen Anne at Rogers Park for providing board meeting space this year.Carol McGuinn ’67, Ardena (Bramwell) Pendleton ’56, Joanne (Westphal) Halvorson ’53, TC Howard ’52, Joe Ferluga ’49, Pat (Sykes) Ronhaar ’47 and the late John Nordin ’43 for continuing to screen newspapers for the death notices used in our Memorials. We appreciate all those who write us about our fellow alumni passages.Tully’s Coffee, on W. Nickerson St., for coffee and tea at our August picnic.Jim LePenske Jr ’62 and his brother-in-law Darwin Sizer for storing Al’s Grill and supplies between picnics. They also show up and cook hamburgers at the August picnics!Kerry McMahan ’54 for his many years sponsoring our luncheons at the Seattle Yacht Club; and the SYC who are always so cooperative with our events.

NOTICE: The alumni archives (a storage locker) are overfl wing with annuals. Except for some of the 1970s and 80s annuals we have no more room. Please call or write before you send us memorabilia. There are annuals available for most years. If interested contact: historian@qagrizzlies.org.

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Fall Luncheon to Honor Glo HolcombBy Jeri Samuelsen ’63, Event Chair

A special “Queen for a Day” tribute for retiring Board Member Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 will be featured at this year’s Queen Anne Alumni Fall Luncheon and Annual Meeting. The date is Saturday, October 21st at the Seattle Yacht Club 11:30 a.m.

The day starts with a no-host bar and time to buy raffle bas et tickets, 50/50 tickets and QA Logo items for sale. The annual election of new board members will be held during a short business meeting. Great friends, good food and a great view.

Menu choices are: Roast Turkey with all the extras, Seafood Crepes, or a Spinach/Cheddar Quiche. House Salad, rolls and tea & coffee are included.

Glo, who is stepping down after 30 years on the Board. has always been one of the “go to” members who got things done. We’ll share stories and recount some alumni history. Please come for this fond send-off!

See coupon on page 14 or register online at www.qagrizzlies.org. Registrations are due by Oct. 13th. Also, mark your calendars: the Spring Luncheon is April 28, 2018.

A Tale of Two City Grizzlies

Many QA Grizzlies have served Seattle as city employees. Here are two who spent most of their lives working for the city: Glenn Felix Hubbard ’74, who worked fi st in the Engineering Dept., and later transferred to the Parks and Recreation Dept., and Kim R. Turner ’61, who recently retired from Seattle Public Library.

Glenn was a Seattle native who grew up in the Central District, but who attended McClure Middle

School and Queen Anne High School, graduating from the latter in 1974. He spent almost 40 years in service with the city. During the last half of his career, his specialty was mentoring and working with children as a member of the Seattle Parks and Recreation Dept. He was honored by the city in having a room at the Rainier Beach Recreation Center named for him. Unfortunately, he was unable to enjoy the joys of retirement very long, dying last November at the age of 60. He was a fine xample of what it means to be a Grizzly.

Kim Turner, on the other hand, spent his entire career at Seattle Public Library’s downtown (or central) library. He was a tour guide on the

opening day of the former “new” library when it opened in early 1960, as one of a group of 16-year-old high school library workers who had been invited to participate in the opening ceremonies. Just over a year later, this Seattle native began working for the library, a month prior to graduation, a position he never left until just a few months ago, having served 55 years, 9 months and one day. His departure was not a surprise to his co-workers, but a legend had already grown around him: “There’s this guy who has worked for the library for 60 years or more...” Of course, it isn’t quite true, but there have been so many changes to library service during his tenure that it’s hard to realize that the printed book still remains the most checked out type of library material.

Turner’s years allowed him to assist in numerous programs at the library and meet numerous noted authors over the years. He says it was a career of fun and more free education in every aspect. The farewell party he attended was marked by a chocolate fountain and freshly-made lime Italian sodas, among various other treats. The number of younger employees he has assisted in the development of their skills is unknown, but, as with Glenn Hubbard, he made a difference.

Many of you reading this may have worked for the city. Please send in your own stories of which department(s) you worked and for how many years.

Glenn Felix Hubbard ’74

Kim R. Turner ’61

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Class Date/Time Location Contact’47 N/A Jim Baird, class47@qagrizzlies.org’52 Wednesday, August 16

Noon - ??Ivar’s Salmon House on Lake Union401 NE Northlake Way, Seattle

Phyllis (Wiese) Cass 360-277-3233Liz (Winkler) Adams, Terry Howard class52@qagrizzlies.org

’57 Saturday, June 245:00pm - 10:00pm

The Northwest Room Ray’s Boathouse 6049 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle

Janet (Hannon) Mutter, 360-426-5432Carolyn (Grey) Horne, 360-417-1117class57@qagrizzlies.org

’62 Sunday, Sept 1011:00 am - 3:00 pm

Seattle Yacht Club1807 E Hamlin St, Seattle

L D Zobrist, 206-285-0582class62@qagrizzlies.org

’67 Saturday, July 156:00 pm - 11:00 pm

Sand Point Country Club8333 55th Ave NE, Seattle

Reunions With Class, 425-644-1044www.ReunionsWithClass.comBob Wilson ’67class67@qagrizzlies.org

’72 Saturday, Sept 96:30 - 10:30 pmClasses of ’70 - ’74 welcome

Nickerson Street Saloon318 Nickerson St, Seattle(No Host)

Doug Lorentz, Sue Kenny, Erle Cohen, Neysa Mittelstaedt, and Collette Apostolakisclass72@qagrizzlies.org

’77 Saturday, Sept 236:00 pm - midnight

Potentate’s LoungeNile Golf & Country Club6601 244th St SW, Mountlake Terrace

Torben Goodhopeclass77@qagrizzlies.org

Class Date/Time Location Contact’68 Saturday, Aug 25, 2018 Embassy Suites

20610 44th Ave WLynnwood

Reunions with Class 425-644-1044 www.ReunionsWithClass.com Scott Mayhew, 360-222-2626 class68@qagrizzlies.org

2017 REUNIONS

FUTURE REUNIONS

G R I Z Z LY R E U N I O N SPlanning a reunion? Contact LD Zobrist at reunions@qagrizzlies.org or 206-285-0582 for details on how we can support your efforts.

Details at www.qagrizzlies.org/reunions.htm

Gas Works Park On The Alert for Grizzlies August 27th!By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

Seattle’s Gas Works Park will be on the lookout for an influx of oaming hungry QA Grizzlies of all ages. But no need to worry since the Grizzlies

will be well fed by burgers cooked on the grill from Al’s Hamburger Place, hot dogs, pop, water, tea and coffee, along with side dishes provided by QAHS Alumni Association members. And if you would like to help feed the QA Grizzlies feel free to bring a side dish or dessert, along with a fellow Grizzly. Donations are appreciated (another way of feeding the QA bears at the Alumni Summer Picnic).

We hope to see you Sunday August 27th, 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. to join QA Grizzlies of all years for feeding and fun. Not predicting the weather...only know that it will be daylight.

Gas Works Park is located at the north end of Lake Union. Parking is available (Meridian Ave. N. and N. Northlake Way). Visit www.qagrizzlies.org for directions.

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’27 Wilma A (Kopstein) Tice of Kaneohe, HI, Mar 27, 2012’35 Lois E (Carlson) Moe of Seattle, WA, Jan 31, 2017’36 Doris (Nesvig) Ashleman of Seattle, WA, Jan 7, 2017’37 Jane L (Rossbach) Cornelius of Spokane, WA, Oct 29, 2016’38 Almeda “Billie” (Middleton) Pearson of Seattle, WA, Feb 25, 2017’39 Jessie (Sloane) Hoe of Middlesboro, KY, Feb 12, 2017’40 Bertha E “Beth” (Canty) Alberti of Seattle, WA, Feb 21, 2017’40 Helen M “Marion” (Soltman) Wellman of Bainbridge Is, WA, Dec 1, 2016’40 Annalores “Sister Annalores” Ward of Lake Oswego, OR, Aug 9, 2015’42 Delmar H “Del” Draper of Seattle, WA, Mar 24, 2017’42 Katherine R (Pomeroy) Meyers of Bellingham, WA, Apr 17, 2017’43 Iris (Fribrock) Ewing of Redmond, WA, Apr 8, 2017’43 John P Nordin of Seattle, WA, Apr 9, 2017’43 Barbara E (Smith) Burrus of Lynden, WA, Feb 2, 2017’44 Raymond C “Ray” Burhen of Duvall, WA, Jan 26, 2017’44 Charis A “Cherry” (Graaf) Whyte of Seattle, WA, Jan 18, 2017’44 Vivian M (Monsey) Sauerbrey of Sammamish, WA, May 22, 2016’45 Barbara A (Barricklow) Johnson of Naples, ID, Mar 22, 2017’45 Sally V (Judd) McClenahan of San Diego, CA, Apr 2, 2017’46 Harriett L Kalogrithis of Olympia, WA, Feb 3, 2017’47 Tom “Tom” Moss of Reno, NV, Jan, 2016’48 Joan (Dixon) Petersen of Brentwood, CA, Jan 3, 2017’48 Douglas “Doug” Hutchinson of Beaverton, OR, Apr 13, 2017’49 Billie (Babunes) Larimer of Mercer Island, WA, Mar 24, 2017’49 John J Flanigan of Seattle, WA, Apr 11, 2017’49 Nancy (Kirkwood) Armitage of Auburn, WA, Jan 29, 2017’49 Phyllis (Pearson) Cooper Murray of Central Point, OR, Oct 3, 2015’49 Mary E (Stone) Ruckdeschel of Lake Oswego, OR, Mar 19, 2017’49 Patricia “Pat” (Wright) Scott of Mcminnville, OR, Jan 3, 2017’50 Thomas A Jernegan of Bothell, WA, Feb 5, 2017’51 Norma J Borgford of Vancouver, WA, Feb 4, 2017’51 Patricia J “Pat” (Gibson) Kelly of Pleasanton, CA, Oct 14, 2016’52 Dawn (Bayles) Kinsler of Houston, TX, Sep 27, 2016

’52 Donald D Bolton, Jr of Bellevue, WA, Mar 16, 2017’52 Roberta L “Bobbie” (Dick) Hamer of Seattle, WA, Mar 23, 2016’52 James A “Jim” Getchell of Clancy, MT, Jan 28, 2017’52 William L Kellogg of Seattle, WA, Dec 28, 2016’52 Harold B Lind of Kirkland, WA, Mar 29, 2014’52 Ann E (McLay) Bunton of Edmonds, WA, Jun 23, 2016’52 Kathleen (Moore) Johnson of Loveland, CO, Jul 4, 2013’53 Carol M “Carol Mae” (Anderson) Degner of Perham, MN, Feb 19, 2017’54 Barbara A (Klock) Wigen of Everett, WA, Mar 5, 2017’55 Dennis H Jenkins of Redmond, WA, Jan 3, 2017’55 Gilbert E “Gil” Terwilliger of Edmond, WA, Apr 26, 2015’56 Edwin G “George” Hutton of Greenbank, WA, Apr 25, 2017’56 Donald G Lea of Kent, WA, Nov, 2016’56 Donald P Rogge of Chandler, AZ, Feb 27, 2017’56 Roland A Strolis of Kirkland, WA, Apr 1, 2017’57 Darrell L Hodgins of Blacklick, OH, Nov 16, 2016’57 Richard A McKenzie of Everett, WA, Jun 2, 2016’59 Everett A Howe of Port Angeles, WA, Apr 17, 2017’59 Lonnie L Smith of Shelby, NC, Nov 21, 2015’61 Nicki S (Carter) Carlsen of Des Moines, WA, Sep 11, 2013’62 Susan K (Owens) Miller of Selah, WA, May 1, 2017’62 Lauriann B (Raymond) Reynolds of Bellevue, WA, Jan 5, 2017’63 James R Lundeen of Lake Forest Park, WA, Jan 19, 2017’64 Scott K Budden of Renton, WA, Mar 12, 2017’64 William C “Bill” Moe of Edmonds, WA, Mar 6, 2017’65 Timothy “Tim” Harvey of , Feb 14, 2017’65 Myra (Killam) Williams of Seattle, WA, Apr 23, 2016’65 Patricia J Sprague of Kent, WA, Jan 22, 2016’66 Patricia L Garnjobst of Seattle, WA, Mar 2, 2017’66 Darla J (Russell) Lemay of East Stroudsburg, PA, Apr 13, 2017’66 Mark I Zetin of Garden Grove, CA, Mar 18, 2017’67 Gordon B DeWitty of Ca, Jan 9, 2017’67 James M “Mike” Lundh of Edmonds, WA, May 29, 2012’67 Lorrie G (Park) Singleton of Camas, WA, Mar 17, 2016’67 John Ryan of Hamilton, MT, Dec 23, 2016’67 Lynn L C (Wilson) Davis of Tacoma, WA, Jan 22, 2017’68 Patricia M Costello of Seattle, WA, Mar 24, 2014’68 Steven F “Steve” Karabach of Deer Meadows, WA, May 30, 2016’68 Colleen A Morgan of Seattle, WA, Sep 20, 2016’69 Robert D Bagley of East Wenatchee, WA, Oct 8, 2016’69 Norman P Christensen of Henderson Inlet, WA, Jan 21, 2017’69 Philip L “Phil” Jenny of Seatac, WA, Nov 15, 2016’70 John W Keithan III of Seattle, WA, Feb 25, 2017’70 Mary A (McIntosh) McCoy of Seattle, WA, Feb 5, 2017’70 Gregory M Terhar of Bothell, WA, May 8, 2017’77 Ronee L (Hughs) Ingram of Everett, WA, Mar 1, 2017

MEMORIALS

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BENEFACTORS ($500 or more)’48*Richard Smith - In memory of Gene Grant ’48, State All-Star & Captain of our Premier Teams’61*Howard R Heffelfinge - H In memory of my father C. H. Heffelfinge’62 James A LePenske Jr.’62*Donald S Williams - In memory of David L Williams ’61’62*Donald S Williams - B In memory of Bruce Bowe ’62’65*Richard P Cahan

SPONSORS ($100 - $499)’48*Patricia (Reiswig) Moulton - In memory of Gregory and Nancy Draper ’53’48 Edward W Vanderlinden’51 Barbara L (Brannon) Christou’51 Rolf C Luth’51 Laurie R Miller - In memory of Paul Kraabel ’51’51 William F West’52*Carol R (Lindstrom) Mousel’53 Carol M (Anderson) Degner Family - In memory of Carol Mae (Anderson) Degner ’53’53 Leslie L Bleiler’53*James G Turner’54*Kenneth C Peterson - In memory of Gil Terwilliger ’55’55 Lowery C Mounger - In memory of Bob Hibler ’55, John Reardon ’55 & John Wall ’55’55*Roberta A (Nelson) McLean - In memory of Joe Moloso ’55, Susan (Nelson) Bockman ’57 & Barbara (Wittmack) Olson ’57’56 Nancy K (Rauh) Mertel - In memory of Mary (Lewis) Nordquist ’56’57 Alfred L Mayor’58 Miriam (Curry) Tramonti

’58 Marilyn D Dillard - In memory of my daughter, Adrienne Dillard-Coons’58 Herberta L (Howe) Gray - In memory of my brother Everett Howe ’59’59*Robert R Bergman - H In memory of Charles Heffelfinger & J y Taylor, Faculty’61 Robert E Alama’61*Jon H Hendricks - In memory of Tom Wall ’61’61 W Jeffers Pickard’63 Robert P Cook’63 David E Holmquist - In memory of Ed Von Scheele ’63’63*Diane L (Sundt) Christie - M In memory of Chester Sundt ’35 & Gordon Sundt ’66’64 Ralph Frank’65 Susan B (Johnston) Zehnder’66 Charles L Dahl Jr.’67 Robert W Wilson - In loving memory of my beloved Lora (’67) and other deceased 1967 classmates.’76 Gregory R Miller

PATRONS ($1 - $99)’39 Robert C Webber’41 Alex T Klouzal’43 Arta L (Elsom) Lee’43*Gerard R Torrence’44 Charles P Wright - In memory of my sister Patricia (Wright) Scott ’49’45 Robert E Balliet’45 Norma (Sherer) Fitzmaurice’47 Harold E Quinby’47 Mackenzie Smith’47* Anonymous’48*Patricia C (Cardwell) Marrs’49 Douglas DeForest’49 Mavis R (Kvalshaug) Wilhelm - In memory of my cousin Patricia (Wright) Scott’49

’51 Joanne (Drost) Ells’51 Edmund V Sobota - In memory of Suzanne (Bledsoe) Rickel ’51’52 Margaret E (Johnson) Putnam’52*Alvin Moe’52 Alvin Moe’53 Donna J (Ogren) Gray’53 Thomas C Rasmussen’53 Janet V (Waring) Dickinson’56 Judy R (Miller) Smedley - In memory of Mary (Lewis) Nordquist ’56 & Joan (Davis) MacLean ’53’56 Joseph D Mullins Jr.’57 Class of 1957 Committee’58 John M Shelton’59 Margaret I DeLacy’59 Ronald E Gillette’66 Eva L Skolmen’66 Diane A (Yoder) Ekberg’68 Vito A Magistrale’69 Carroll R Hershey Jr.’69 William P Woodham’71 James P McFarland’71 Ralph E Rand’71 Douglas B Smith - In memory of Jerry Klein ’71’72 Thomas G Adams’77 Laurie E ForsbergDonor*Anonymous

* General scholarshipsB Bowe Scholarship FundE McEachern Scholarship FundH Heffelfinger Schola ship FundM McNeil Scholarship FundR Rois Scholarship Fund

GRIZZLY ANGELSOur Association is funded primarily by donations, plus sales of merchandise and raffles. e are unique among alumni groups in not having paid memberships. Your tax deductible gifts are greatly appreciated and needed not just to provide scholarships but also to cover the KUAY, logo merchandise purchases and miscellaneous expenses. All our efforts are by unpaid volunteers. In these difficult times e hope you can find a ay to help the QAHSAA continue its mission.

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Make a DONATION and SUPPORT the Queen Anne Legacyand UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION

Yes, add my name to the QA Legacy Donors “Angels” List (or update my contact information).

Class Year__________ Phone #___________ Email _____________________________Name_______________________________ Maiden Name________________________Address_____________________________ City/ST/ZIP+4_______________________ For Scholarships $___________ Unrestricted $______________If this is a new address or name, please check here______Comments may be added to the left or on a separate pieCe of paper.Make checks payable to: QAHSAAMail to: QAHSAA - P.O. Box 9128 - Seattle, WA 98109-0128

The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) exempt organization. All gifts are tax deductible to the extent permitted by Federal Law.

Comments:

Donations may be made online with a credit/debit card via PayPal at: www.qagrizzlies.org

Queen Anne HS Alumni AssociationFall Luncheon October 21, 2017

Name:_________________________________Year: ____ Meal: ___

Name:_________________________________Year: ____ Meal: ___

Meal Choices:T Roast TurkeyS Seafood CrepeV Cheddar & Spinach Quiche

Salad included with each meal.

donations aCCepted

Please include maiden last namePhone# for contact: __________________Email: ____________________________

$40 per person - make checks to QAHSAAPlease indicate “Fall Luncheon” on check andmail reservation form with payment by October 13, 2017to: QA Alumni Luncheon P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109 or register and pay online at www.qagrizzlies.org, click on “News” Q?s Call Jeri at 425-791-5885 or info@qagrizzlies.org

Cash Only Bar & Raffle

2017 Spring Luncheon Salutes World’s FairBy Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

The QA Alumni Association annual spring luncheon was held on April 29th at the Seattle Yacht Club on a typical Seattle Weather color (Damp Gray) day, offset by the beautiful room the luncheon was held in.

Association VP Kim Turner ’61 led us down Century 21 memory lane to commemorate the 55th anniversary of the Seattle World’s Fair. I’ll do the math...it was 1962. And what a great fair it was, with the city today still enjoying its many venues still on the grounds. Miss the rides that were left for a few years even after the fair closed.

Kim surveyed the attending Grizzlies with great participation in answering questions of who rode the Bubbleator (now a greenhouse in the front yard at a private residence in Redondo Beach, WA. ), who got in free (answered particularly by one of the SYC wait staff and other Grizzlies not to be named), who saw Elvis (I still do) were some of the questions asked. Glad we were not questioned about Gracie Hansen’s since some of the alumni would have been old enough to be let in.

An amazing display of memorabilia from the fair was provided by Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63 and L.D. Zobrist ’62.

Winners of the raffle bas ets (one with Century 21 items from the Space Needle gift shop) were: Lee Monteith ’47, Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66, Kim Turner ’61, Alecia Nowak ’66, Meri (Gundram ) England ’58, Tim Moody ’66, and Ann Walther spouse of faculty member Dan Walther. Chris Backman ’66 won the 50/50 for $64.00.

Teachers in attendance were Dan Walther, Bob Morris and Bob Brubaker.

We look forward to seeing fellow Grizzlies at the fall luncheon at the Seattle Yacht Club on Saturday October 21st starting at 11:30 a.m. No weather prediction needed I’m sure.

Class of ’52 Annual LunchThe Class of 1952 annual President’s Day men’s lunch was held at Ivar’s Salmon House this year. Queen Anne High School rose in the distance. Looking another year older are (L to R): Karl House ‘51, Dick Vanderpool, Winston DeForest, John Privat, Terry Howard, Bob Boyd and Dick Bean.

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Name Year(First, Maiden, Last)

Address City/State/Zip

Phone Email

Your QAHS Merchandise

You may now order your logo merchandise online with a cred-it/debit card or PayPal at: www.qagrizzlies.org - click on “QA Alumni Store”

Order Your Grizzly Gear...Today!Note: Sizes 2XL & 3XL are $3.00 more than listing

$ 1 Antenna ball __ $ 7 School print __ $ 7 Tote bag polypro maroon __ $ 7 Tote bag polypro orange __ $ 8 Playing cards (2 decks) __ $10 Key Chain (cloth+clip) N __

$13 QA Ceramic Mug __ $ 8 Golf towel __ $10 Golf balls (3 pk/5 tees) __ $15 Golf balls & towel combo __ $15 License plate frame, metal __

Non-clothing items

Order your choices using this form and pay by check, or view & order items online and pay by credit/debit card!

www.qagrizzlies.org

Items are also sold at most re-unions and alumni events.

See photos of items on our website.

Mail checks payable to: Queen Anne Alumni Association

PO Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109-0128

Questions? Contact: Tim Moody

(206) 282-3585 or logo@qagrizzlies.org

To cover postage & handling, add: $4 for orders up to $25 $6 for orders $26-$50 $8 for orders over $50

Total Items _____Total Cost$______Postage &Handling $ ______

Subtotal $ ______Add a donation $______

Check enclosed for $_______

Date Ordered

*Make a Donation, Support the QA Legacy, Update your contact information and Order QA merchandise all at once. QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) exempt organization. All gifts are tax deductible to extent permitted by Federal Law.

If this is a new address or name, please check here

Your Queen Anne HS Merchandise Form *

N = New Item

or order online with credit/debit card at www.qagrizzlies.org

Thank you for your order.

CLOTHING ITEMS SIZES$13 $10 Mourning bear T-shirt, maroon M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$15 Prowling bear T-shirt, stone blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$15 Prowling bear T-shirt, ash grey S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$18 QA Grizzly T-shirt, navy blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$16 QA Grizzly T-shirt, white S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$35 Denim shirt, blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, navy, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, grey, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$50 Sweatshirt, full zip, navy, pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$50 Sweatshirt, full zip,maroon,pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___$50 Vest (reversible), blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $10 Knit pea cap, maroon & orange Onesizefitsall$14 Visor cap, white Adjustable back$14 Visor cap, navy Adjustable back$14 Baseball cap, white Adjustable back$15 Baseball cap, maroon S-M___ L-XL___

CLEARANCE CLOTHING ITEMS LIMITED TO SIZES AVAILABLE$36 $20 Ladies’ Polo SS shirt, maroon S___ M___ L___ $36 $20 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, maroon S___ $36 $20 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, white M___ L___ XL___$36 $20 Polo short-sleeve shirt, maroon S___ $36 $20 Polo short-sleeve shirt, white M___ L___ $37 $25 Polo long-sleeve shirt, maroon S___ M___ $60 $25 Sports jacket - maroon/white S___ M___

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NON-PROFIT ORG.U.S.POSTAGE

PAIDSEATTLE, WA

PERMIT NO. 1951

Queen Anne High SchoolAlumni AssociationP.O.Box 9128Seattle, WA 98109-0128

CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED

Grizzly Events: Mark Your CalendarVisit www.qagrizzlies.org for the most up-to-date information.

See page 9 for reunion info

July 2017QA Alumni Contact Info:

Address Changes & Memorials (Obits):LD Zobrist, info@qagrizzlies.org or 206-285-0582Historian & Yearbooks:John Hennes, historian@qagrizzlies.org or 206-284-2266KUAY Who’s News:Kim Turner, whosnews@qagrizzlies.org or 206-706-4184KUAY Editorial Board & Photos:kuayeditor@qagrizzlies.orgEvents:Jeri Samuelsen, events@qagrizzlies.org or 425-791-5885Reunions:LD Zobrist, reunions@qagrizzlies.org or 206-285-0582Merchandise:Tim Moody, logo@qagrizzlies.org or 206-282-3585Scholarships:Kerry McMahan, scholarships@qagrizzlies.org or 206-914-4727QAHSAA President:Sherry (Peck) Moody, president@qagrizzlies.org or 206-282-3585MWOQA:Don Lorentz, donaldlorentz@gmail.com or 206-948-4197

Alumni Summer Picnic, Sunday, Aug. 27, 11:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Gas Works Park.

Annual Men & Women of QA Houbregs Memorial Golf Tournament, Sun., Sept. 17, noon at White Horse GC, Kingston. Contact Don Lorentz 206-948-4197, donaldlorentz@gmail.com, or Roger Jensen 206-354-5478, rogerjensen@cbbain.com.

Alumni Fall Luncheon, Sat., Oct. 21, 11:30 a.m. at Seattle Yacht Club. See coupon p. 14.

Next KUAY Copy Deadline, Dec. 8, 2017.

MWOQA Christmas Luncheon, Tue., Dec. 26, 11:30 a.m. at Anthony’s Pier 66. Complimentary parking at Art Institute garage. Bring ticket for validation. Check website updates.

Alumni Spring Luncheon, Sat., April 28, 2018 at Seattle Yacht Club.

Annual Queen Anne Invitational Golf Tournament, Sat., April TBD, 2018 at Whitehorse GC, Kingston. Contact Roger Jensen 206-354-5478, rogerjensen@cbbain.com

Do we have your email address? Before each KUAY mailing we send an email message to confirm mailing addresses. There arealways many changes. Help us reduce mailing costs by sending your email address to info@qagrizzlies.org. It will not be used for other purposes.

Did this come to you in error? If the addressee does not live at this address, please let us know and we will remove it. Any forwarding or contact information would be helpful, too. You can reach us at mail@qagrizzlies.org, 206-285-0582 or the return address above. Thank you.