Volume 39, Number 2 Queen Anne High School Alumni Association July 2020

President’s Message his three children: Steve ’71, By Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 Ken ’73 and Linda ’75. His children, grandchildren, and Hello Grizzlies! great-grandchildren were all extremely special. 2020 has been a year none of us will ever forget, I hope that continued on page 2 everyone is staying safe and being careful. The pandemic courtesy AP has affected us all in many The 2nd Annual Alumni Have you seen these bumper different ways, my thoughts Homecoming Dance tables that a Maryland and prayers go out to each restaurant is using? They and every one of you. October 17, 2020 ?!?!?! (Pandemic Permitting) could be a lot of fun on the continued on page 2 By Mary Cooke ’79 dance floor and even have cup holders! Hey all you Groovy Grizzlies, continued on page 5 as we danced the night away Carl Fulkerson, 1928-2020 A remembrance by Steve Fulkerson ’71 at our First Annual Alumni Homecoming Dance, we never Inside: Carl Fulkerson, best known could have imagined that Acknowledgements 2 as “Chief” and “Coach having a second annual dance Contacts 16 Fulkerson”, gently passed in 2020 would depend on Donations Form 14 on June 1, 2020. His wife, whether or not we could even Editor’s Notes 2 Grizzly Angels 12 Lorraine, was holding his hand gather and interact with one Grizzly Events 16 in a comfortable setting. They another. Homecoming Dance 1 were married for 68 years. Magnolia Memories 6 Carl served in the Air Force, IF we are able to get together, Memorials 10 taught industrial arts at Queen how the dance will look is still Merchandise 15 Anne from the fall of 1955 to up in the air; like everything MWOQA Notes 4 1980 (when QAHS closed, else in our world right now. President’s Message 1 completing the next eleven Will we be able to have food? QA Grizzly Picnic 4 years at Roosevelt HS), Maybe if it is pre-packaged… Reunion Calendar 13 Reunion Recaps 4 coached boys’ and Will the drinks still flow freely Scholarship Info 3 was QAHS’s first girls’ fastpitch at the Grizzly Watering Hole Who’s News 6 coach. He was very proud of window?

Summer Picnic Canceled, see story p. 4 President’s Message Mark your calendar for our Carl Fulkerson, 1928- continued from page 1 upcoming second QA Alumni 2020 Homecoming Dance & Annual continued from page 1 We all Meeting tentatively scheduled have very to be held at the Ballard Elks different on Saturday, October 17, 2020 stories & with Ron Bolin as DJ. experiences to share. I’m proud to be a Grizzly. I’m very grateful that Take care, I’ve already Sally been Teacher/Coach Carl Fulkerson working Pres. Sally and remotely Carl’s home, clothing, and Charlie from home Editor’s Notes golfing attire have always for the last seven years now, Roxi Ko included lots of maroon and my office assistant Charlie orange, his favorite colors! is always ready to help me Hello Despite his age, he could still between playing, barking at everyone! sing the “QA Fight Song” and the neighbors and going out Boy, what a proudly displayed his Grizzly for walks. When we step year 2020 license plate wherever he outside now it’s an entirely has been traveled! different world that I never already. I imagined, taking one day at hope that Additional information a time. I’m thankful that my everyone is is available at family is well. My mom, Ruth staying safe heritagememorialchapel. (Hanson) Ghormley ’42 and healthy com. The family would moved to Aegis at Rodgers through this whole pandemic, cherish any remembrances Park on Queen Anne around it is an unprecedented time! I, that Grizzlies would consider 1½ years ago. I’ve been very unfortunately, was laid off from sharing. concerned about her and my job at the commercial real the rest of the community estate firm, but it ended up there since the discovery of being a blessing in disguise! Covid-19. The staff has been I have now had time to focus going above and beyond, on my own art business and Acknowledgements exceeding the CDC protocols work on a lot of cool projects Every year we thank our since the beginning of the I haven’t had time for until alumni board and other outbreak keeping everyone now! I’ve certainly kept myself volunteers who keep us going. safe. busy with lots of creating and None of our alums are paid for crafting during the quarantine. what they do. All Grizzlies owe Going through life right now it You can check out my work these people many thanks. seems that community is being at www.etsy.com/shop/ Without them there is no brought closer together with RoxiKoDesigns empathy for one another. We alumni association. We also all need to work together with acknowledge the following love, kindness and respect. supporters. We need all of There has to be justice and a you. Please join in! stop to violence. continued on page 3

2 | The KUAY July 2020 In Kind Donations—Our Kerry McMahan ’54 for his Thanks to: many years sponsoring our KUAY & QAHSAA The software firm ExQuilla. luncheons at the Yacht com for a life-time free license Club; and the SYC who are The KUAY is published semiannually by the for their software used by us to always so cooperative with our Queen Anne High School manage our many emails. events. Alumni Association, free for members and friends Kindnesses—Our Thanks to: Memorabilia Gifts—Our of the Association. To be Aegis Living of Queen Anne Thanks to: placed on the mailing list at Rogers Park for providing Jane Hansen – Three sets of or to help with Association board meeting space. QAHS silver-plate flatware activities, write to: P.O.Box Beth (Wassenberg) Guislin Matthew Batschi ’78 – 9128, Seattle, WA 98109- ’67, Rita (Schor) Leshner Basketball shirt 0128 or email: info@ ’64, Pam (Lohrer) Lucarelli Glenn E Mounger ’65 (60’s qagrizzlies.org. Donations ’61, Terry Howard ’52, Joe KUAY Weekly newspapers) are enthusiastically Ferluga ’49, Pat (Sykes) requested, as they sustain Ronhaar ’47 and the Class Yearbooks: (Prior approval the Association. Board Committees for continuing required before acceptance) meetings are generally to screen newspapers for Matthew Batschi ’78 (77-78) held monthly and are the death notices used in our Ardena (Bramwell) open to all graduates. Memorials. We appreciate all Pendleton ’56 (55-61) Phone Sally Villaluz those who write us about our Ghormley ’79 at 206- fellow alumni passages. continued on page 4 331-9194 for details. See website for minutes. The KUAY is printed by Pacific Publishing Co., 2020 Scholarship Awards Delayed Seattle. The QAHSAA is By Kerry McMahan ’54 a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization. Our 38th annual scholarship competition has been placed on “hold”. State Governor Inslee’s Covid-19 restriction on group gatherings has kept the Scholarship 2020-21 Board of Directors Committee from meeting to select the 2020 winners. As of publication deadline time for this KUAY issue his restriction Maggie (Nichols) Birch ’64 remains in effect. Our usual winner selection story is now Mary Cooke ’79, Secretary Katharyn Gaylord ’63 scheduled for the winter issue of the KUAY. Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79, President It is worth noting that this year’s candidates have, in Roger Jensen ’61 addition to the stress of preparing a strong application Shirley (Niebuhr) Kankelfritz ’61 package, experienced the frustrations of gathering Jim LePenske ’62 recommendations / references and transcripts from sources Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65, normally available but now closed or marginally available. Treasurer Resourcefulness and perseverance have inadvertently Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66 become another competition requirement. Jeri Samuelsen ’63 Kim R. Turner ’61, Vice-Pres. Jeanne (Hayes) Warren ’61 We recognize the impact this delay may have on applicants Michael Warren ’61 trying to start college and hope that our scholarship Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63, program will soon be back to almost normal. Corresp. Secr.

The KUAY July 2020 | 3 Class of ’69 Women This Is No Picnic year tradition and will be at the By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 Seattle Yacht Club on Tuesday, Hold Post-50th Dec. 29 at 11:00 a.m. Please Reunion Event The QA Grizzlies will have to check the website for updates, hibernate and picnic alone this www.qagrizzlies.org. summer.

The all class picnic at Gasworks Park, usually held on the last Legendary QA Sunday in August, has been cancelled in order to keep our Baseball Coach, Walt QAHS Grizzlies grads safe. Milroy, Turns 100 - On December 5, 2019, the QA ’69 Has Ties to Classes women held a luncheon at Chinook’s, However, you can “pretend Salmon Bay, Seattle. Attending ’69 of ’49 and ’69 METRO classmates from left to right: Front row: picnic” on that date. Just don’t Jean Wallin Thompson, Sandi Lorentz eat all of what we would have Baseball Champs Marrs, Patty Riddle Pride, Linda Miller had from the selection of tasty By Craig Smith ’69 and Scott Stevens ’69 Albo, Beth Whitehead Giske, Tracy Poe Rohwer and Joy Donaldson Hagen. Back eats that we usually have, or you row: Penny Scordas, Glad Campbell, may not get out of your winter On February Vicki Hammond Gorman, Gail Westlin, hibernation for the picnic next 8th, a splendid Marcia Johnson, Kathy Wright Semf and 100th birthday Gail Fleury Holt. year! party was held for Coach Correction: From our Walt Milroy, Winter KUAY issue, on MWOQA Notes hosted in page 5 in the section Bothell by By Roger Jensen ’61 Dee Hawkes under “Reunions Recap”, ’54, noted “CLASS OF 1969 50- We will not have a fall Houbregs northwest YEAR REUNION TRULY Golf Tournament this year. Health coach, and concerns make it not worth the Coach Milroy Turns GOLDEN”, the correct attended by risk. 100 author should be Tracy over 30 former (Poe) Rohwer ’69 and QAHS graduates and players There will be a Christmas not Helena (Butterfield) on Walt coached teams. Each luncheon, however, assuming Rowse ’64. person paid their respects and Washington’s progress towards told a personal story of Walt, and returning to “normal” continues. the cake was delicious too. The luncheon continues a 48 continued on page 5 Acknowledgements continued from page 3 Facebook Update By Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 Meri (Gundram) England ’58 Facebook Event invites are getting alumnus attention and bringing more (50-54) people to our events. I encourage everyone to stay tuned for more to Charles Rabura (41-42) come. Visit us on the Queen Anne High School Grizzlies Brent Smith ’56 (53-54) public group.

NOTICE: The alumni archives (a https://www.facebook.com/groups/29115045515/ storage locker) are overflowing. permalink/10155780653785516/ Please call or write before you Remember, you don’t have to be a Facebook member to browse this site. I send us memorabilia. Contact: recommend to everybody a look-see for some great photos and comments. [email protected] or Who knows, your picture might be in there! [email protected].

4 | The KUAY July 2020 Walt arrived at Queen Anne The 2nd Annual 2020 Covid-19: Corona in 1947 and two years later, in 1949, coached the QAHS team Alumni Homecoming Virus to victory over Garfield HS for Dance October 17, By Kim R. Turner ’61 the City Baseball Championship. 2020 ?!?!?! (Pandemic When I first heard about the Walt left Queen Anne in 1959, new virus coming out of China, moving to the newly opened Permitting) I remembered Bill Gates’ Ingraham High School. continued from page 1 admonition that the next great threat to humanity would be Walt, in 1946, was the UW If all goes bacterial, rather than nuclear. Baseball Coach where he well and coached the Frosh team. One of we are I had been experiencing home his players at the UW was Mel able to get owners’ dilemmas for the first Waite, another legendary QAHS together, time with a burst pipe in October, Baseball Coach, who went on to here is the and an igniter switch for the coach the QAHS Baseball team 2019 Fall Dancers info: furnace which died in early in 1969 that won the Seattle December (all this without my METRO Baseball Championship. When: Saturday, October 17, actually having title to the house). Mel was the winningest baseball 2020 – 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. So the news of the virus took me coach in Seattle Where: Ballard Elks Lodge – out of my own problems and into history with 200+ wins. 6411 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle, WA 98117 full recognition that things were about to change, although we The ’49 and ’69 Queen Anne What: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. - were still two full months away baseball teams were the only Mixer (maybe with masks???) from the worst of the phases of QAHS baseball teams to win 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. – Ron the new threat. the Seattle METRO Baseball Bolin gets everyone up and championship in the modern era. dancing once again (fingers crossed) My family lost three of its young Cost: $20 (in advance, $25 at the ones in the 1918 Spanish door). See coupon on page 14. influenza epidemic, and it would be of interest to see how this one Updates regarding this and all of played out. our events are available at www. qagrizzlies.org. Things scheduled for spring and summer began to be canceled 1949 Team We will send out an email once (in some cases, the initial choice was “postponed”) but eventually The 1949 team had a very the event is confirmed, hopefully my Book Club of Washington, QA successful season with a record sometime in August. Historical Society, Queen Anne of 11-2 that ended in a win over High School Alumni Association, Garfield High School, score 5-4, If you do not currently receive and Seattle Seachordsmen for the Seattle City Baseball emails from the Alumni (Barbershop Chorus) events for Championship. Association and you want to, please send your Name (current spring and summer 2020 were all canceled. The team included Bob and name while at QA), Year Houbregs ’49, the basketball of Graduation (or would-be continued on page 14 legend at QAHS and University of graduation) and Email address Washington playing first base and to [email protected]. was All City; Bob Garvin ’49 was Meanwhile, enjoy your All City and hit over .400; Wayne hibernation and we will dance Parsons ’49 was All City at third again when we can safely leave our dens. continued on page 9 Take Care Grizzly Bears!

The KUAY July 2020 | 5 Magnolia: Midcentury Memories This afforded me the time for perfectly captures through long delayed projects at home delightful first person narratives, which kept the health department history and anecdotes the from putting up the yellow transformation of a sleepy, crime tape. Supporting my local somewhat rural community into bookstore, I had plenty to read a post-World War II baby-boom to fill the bookcase to ZOOM for neighborhood of Seattle…they the QAHS Alumni Association are the stories of America. Board meetings. And so many —Kip M Roberson, Regional wonderful causes to contribute Manager, Magnolia Branch to. Since I am a capital NIGHT Library person (I blame Johnny Carson) I am now looking for the manual I highly recommend this edition for setting my alarm. I did just fine since I was fortunate to have by myself and only did what the contributed to this with my story Rice Krispies told me. of the first neighborhood my family moved to from Michigan. In the beginning I said that some —Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren, good has to and will come out Magnolia Midcentury QA Grad of this. We have seen so much Memories already exemplifying the Golden By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 Go to: www. Rule which is pretty easy to magnoliahistoricalsociety.org live by in small and big ways. The third volume of the treasured to order; or call 206-284-5480 Everyday. And just think of John Magnolia Memories is at the Lennon’s words in his song printer! There was a delay of IMAGINE. course due to the COVID 19 but the wait will be well rewarded My Covid Story with stories of the 50’s & 60’s by By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 Magnolia residents. Who’s News, Today, June 5, 2020 is the 55th To quote some recommendations: anniversary of the graduation Summer 2020 By Kim R. Turner ’61 ceremony for my class at the First, was the award-winning Seattle Center. Our reunion will General News volume in 2001, Magnolia: now be our 56th next year. This is Wow! Who would have expected Memories & Milestones. Then, hardly a sacrifice compared to the nature to interfere with our Grizzly the award-nominated Magnolia: overwhelming losses in so many get-togethers. At this point (early Making More Memories in 2007. ways that have cruelly changed June) we had to cancel the This book is distinguished by so many lives here and around Spring Luncheon and Summer the intimacy of the subjects the world. A friend lost his father Picnic. The luncheon would covered and the histories well to this and a cousin is recovering have been our annual election. told. Other neighborhoods might from the effects. Fortunately we have a great follow Magnolia and let Seattle board whose men and women read living histories by essayist I have been one of the very were/are willing to continue citizens. But, back to this – and, I fortunate and grateful ones who another year, and will keep repeat: I can highly recommend! is still healthy and have a job (I Grizzlies apprised of all upcoming — Paul Dorpat, Seattle have to pay my driver somehow Grizzly events. Covid-19 hit our and do work for an amazing shores at just the wrong time for What isn’t in prose is in wonderful company that went far beyond holding our spring and summer black and white photographs the safety protocol) though I was 2020 events. Let us hope that our depicting the places, faces, and furloughed on March 23rd , since face masks and distancing will spirit of Magnolia at midcentury. the Governor said I was over keep this viral disease at bay. — Larry Phillips, Past King 65 (how did that happen?!!) and County Councilmen, District 4 will gladly return on June 15th. continued on page 7

6 | The KUAY July 2020 1940 shown are Steven’s brother and for his church each summer Kerry McMahan ’54, sends Marilyn Oven, Richard Sieber, in upstate New York. His last along a write-up of the life of Bobby Lewis, and others. We residence after retirement was in Harold J. “Jim” Rowland ’40, were always amazed at the fact Ballard. who died in 2014. Jim’s father, that the lady who directed the Harold “Hap” Rowland started orchestra was named Jacqueline 1951 Rowland Motors in 1920. Jim Cedarholm and was called Dale Taylor ’78, writes that started working there shortly “Jacquie.” his father, Roy D. Taylor ’51, after serving in the Army Air Corp died April 13, 2020. Roy saved during WWII. Eventually Jim (Ed. Note: Jacquie Cedarholm KUAYs, and kept a strong interest became President and CEO of was QA 1941 and taught musical in the alumni and its needs. Dale the firm, which lasted over 68 instruments at several Seattle and his sister, Nancy (Taylor) years on “Auto Row” on First Hill. grade schools, including Warren Bartlett ’74, inquire as to any info Avenue School, where I first about Roy which we would like. Growing up on Queen Anne Hill, met her (1952/53). Jacquie also Roy was one of the many Grizzly Jim and his brother and sister taught music at Catherine Blaine Angels. all graduated from Queen Anne Junior High. She later became High School. His sister, Nancy involved in Welsh ancestry (Rowland) LaRue ’43, died in groups and the Queen Anne May of 2019. His brother Jack Historical Society.) ’42 died years ago. The family was related to the Kerrys of West Linda goes on to note: “The Highland Drive. Sederholms were friendly folks, welcoming to all the 1941/1958 neighborhood kids. A favorite 1953 jazz promo photo at Seattle’s Birdland Club Linda (Williams) Clugston game was ‘Playing Store.’ We ’58, sends memories of Jack called our enterprise ‘The Little 1954 Sederholm ’58, who died in late Southern Grocery’. Lots of happy Allan White, Jr sends an December. Linda’s recollections: memories.” amazing photo via our Facebook page taken by his late father Nancy (Trout) Hilliard ’58, Allan White ’54 who was a remembers: “He remembered his photographer for the KUAY classmates. It only took all these WEEKLY. This 1953 photo, taken 60 years later for me to learn that at the famous Seattle jazz club Jack was Sarah Taylor’s and my Birdland, shows (left to right): neighbor, just a couple of blocks Billy Eckstine, Joan (Kipper) Coe Little School Orchestra, 1950s up on 11th Ave. W!” Marian Ruud ’54 , Count Basie, Marcille “Jack Sederholm and his family Hailey-Moss ’59, remembers (Thomas) Wright ’54 , Ruth lived across the street (5th being in a stage production with Brown, Dave Schnebele ’54 and Avenue W.) from my family Jack at QAHS. Dizzy Gillespie. How did these during the late 40s and early four iconic musicians end up in 50s. Jack attended Coe School Jack was active in his LDS this rare publicity shot? and played in the Little School church all his life, with a two Orchestra (see photo). He and plus-year mission to Germany. 1958 I are standing at the back. We He earned a B.A. in Speech Nancy (Trout) Hilliard ’58, has shared piano responsibilities. and Dramatic Arts from Brigham been pulling together a history Also in the photo is Steven Pihl Young University, a Ph.D. from and genealogy of the Kraabel (first Violin)—Steven always Wayne State University in 1979 and Brobeck families. It seems played well—never sounded like and became a professor and that George Brobeck ’28, and a beginner—and had perfect director of Communication Arts his future wife, Margaret Gow pitch. Miss Scallon (4th Grade at Elizabethtown College in ’29, were classmates at QAHS teacher) enjoyed demonstrating Pennsylvania. From 1978-85, he Steven’s talent when we had directed an outdoor production guests in the classroom. Also continued on page 8

The KUAY July 2020 | 7 Who’s News, “FREE READ.” They are given 26, 1968. For those not aware, in these unusual times by her the alumni website has a detailed Summer 2020 Kindness Books team. listing of Queen Anne memorials continued from page 7 from WWI, WWII, Korea and 1959 Vietnam. in the twenties—and Judy John Colvin ’59, inquires about (Kraabel) Brobeck ’58, and Al our scholarship program. He has Brobeck ’57, were classmates two grandsons, both graduates some 30 years later in the of Glacier Peak HS who are now 1950s. Our Alma Mater did good eligible for scholarships. John matchmaking for this family! writes, “My wife and I managed to get two sons through SPU, Nancy continues: “I will be but that was a few years ago. sending Sandra (Stamolis) Glacier Peak High School in Wall ’58, and John Wall’s ’58, Snohomish’s team name is the From left Greg Beard ’67, Bob Wilson combined memorial info as soon Grizzlies … I cannot get too far as their son, John edits. What ’67, Dana Cowan ’68 and Teri McGuinn away from being a bear! He also Beard ’68. At Dana’s fabulous farm in grounded leaders they were both sends appreciation to all the folks Sequim, Washington, 2020. at QAHS—and in their adult lives who keep the Grizzly memories in Chelan, WA, as fruit growers alive. John and Marion Colvin 1967 and civic activists. live in Snohomish, WA. Mary “Jill” (Holbrook) Doyle ’67, writes, “Currently in Houston. Joel Anne Kim’s footnote: Memories remind A different place here!” Jessen ’58, me of a crewcut blond with grey and Marian eyes who was not far removed 1970 Hailey-Moss from Ireland—KT Anthony M. Gordon ’70, writes ’58, have that he and wife Beth Dimond teamed up 1963 moved to Vashon Island in 2001 after having Linda “Lindy” (Torpey) Davis and live on six acres where, spent years ’63, has moved to Newman he states, “I am now a happily Marian Hailey-Moss living across Lake, WA near Spokane. Held retired bum going on lots of ’58 the country— a nursing career for 34 years. hikes and bike rides; working on Marian in New York City; Joel Loved it. “Now for a new the property.” He sends warm Anne in Seattle and vicinity. The adventure.” regards to all QA Grizzlies. result of their teamwork is a charming book “Jazzie’s Dream.” 1965 1976 Jazzie is Joel-Anne’s Dachshund Joe Salisbury ’65, amends Eric Berge ’76, informs us that companion/friend. This book is our records that James (Jim) the 12th Annual Magnolia Village the latest of a series of children’s Ferguson ’65, was killed in Car Show, sponsored by Werners (and adult children’s) books action in Vietnam in 1968: August Crash Shop (on Taylor Ave.), dealing with animals and animal will go on as scheduled. The car rights. Marc Chalvin, who did the cruise is on Saturday, August illustrations for this and others in We need your input to create the Who’s News column. Send news of 8 starting at 3:00 P.M. at the the series, is a Parisian artist with Grizzlies to: Lookout on Magnolia Blvd. The a lot of whimsy. car show is on Sunday, August 9 Who’s News Editor in the Village between 8:00 a.m. QA Alumni Assoc. For those looking for more of and 3:30 p.m. If the city decides Marian’s series, two are available P.O.Box 9128 Seattle, WA 98109 it must continue distancing and on-line for reading: “Mother close the show to spectators, the Nature’s Secret” and “Lovey’s or email: team will still hold the car cruise. Travels.” You may access [email protected]. They will post photos on-line on these by going to https://www. August 10 at noon. T-shirts for marianhaileymoss.com. Click Photos at 300 dpi or higher res. are welcome. the third label on the header continued on page 9

8 | The KUAY July 2020 the event are in process already, gifted in athletics and I in drama, 2B; Greg Pease, LF; Marc plus 100 face masks being made and we went our separate ways Pease, 1B; and Mike Arch, C), out of former event t-shirts. The after Q.A. with the “Super Soph” pitcher, online event will be available on Rick Schafer; and two Juniors, Facebook. Henry was proud of his Native Mark Backman, 3B and Larry American roots, gaining the Ringstad, CF. 1977 nickname “Chief” all through Daniel Shiels ’77, recalls that 43 school. In recent years, one of The Seniors, a QA band of years ago this May, Queen Anne my co-workers kept me informed brothers, played baseball became the first Seattle public on Henry’s family life, as they together since they were 7 years high school to win the Metro lived in the same apartment old, including many youth league League soccer title, defeating complex. Championships leading up to the Seattle Prep 3-0 (or 3-nil for METRO Championship game in purists). I have good memories of both of 1969 at Sicks Seattle Stadium the above. vs. Ingraham High School (which included Steve Waite, son of QA Baseball Coach Mel Waite). Henry Arnoux and Legendary QA Roger Chess, Class of The season started with a hard Baseball Coach... fought loss to West Seattle 4-3, 1971 continued from page 5 then the Grizzlies went on to By Kim R. Turner ’61 finish the season with a 12-4 base and Jim McGovern ’49 record. John Varga was the Two more members of the class was the ace pitcher. Most of the MVP, batting over 500, tops in the of 1961 left us in May, 2020. players have passed on, the most league. Rick Schafer, the “Super Henry Arnoux, “Chief” and recent was Bill Lagreid ’49, who Soph” pitcher, won all the games Roger Chess. I didn’t know passed on February 28th of this he pitched during the season. Roger that well, as we had few year at age 88. Still alive from At the METRO championship classes together. He was a good that Championship team is the game Queen Anne won 2-0. Rick student and one whose smile was Coach, Walt Milroy, who turned Schafer pitched a 1-hitter, QA always sincere. I don’t recall the 100 earlier this year. had five hits, two by Craig Smith, last time I saw him in person, but a single and triple, Scott Stevens, his obit in May 24, 2020, Seattle Marc Pease and John Varga had Times, showed that he had a life the other singles. dedicated to hard work. In a historical coincidence, while Henry Arnoux, on the other hand, Queen Anne was winning the was one of my first friends. I Baseball Title in 1969, Ingraham lived in the house at the foot of High School was winning the the stairs on Third Ave. N., and 1969 State Basketball Title. Henry lived in an apartment Front row L to R: Mike Arch, Craig Smith, Ingraham was coached by Walt complex just around the corner John Varga, Chuck Kahler (asst.); 2nd Milroy and the team included our across from Mercer School row: Coach Mell Waite, Ralph Cooley, Governor, . which became the Seattle Public Rick Schafer, Larry Ringstad, Jim Geren, Doug Haines (asst.); 3rd row: Scott Schools’ Administration Building. Stevens, Greg Pease, Marc Pease, Mark The apartment is still there (as of Backman. Spring 2020), but my old home was torn down and replaced by Mel Waite was the 1969 QAHS two townhouses during the last Baseball Coach, Carl Fulkerson decade. was the assistant coach. The 1969 QAHS Baseball team was a Henry and I went through grade veteran group, 6 of the 9 starters school (Warren Avenue) and were Seniors (John Varga, SS; Queen Anne High together—he Craig Smith, RF; Scott Stevens,

The KUAY July 2020 | 9 MEMORIALS

’38 Eileen (Ralph) Luby of Seattle, WA, Dec 22, 2019 ’50 L Janet “Janie” (Hale) Arnold of El Dorado Hills, CA, Jul ’38 Marcelle F (Reid) Hickman of Seattle, WA, Apr 27, 2020 31, 2019 ’41 David L Bowman of Scottsdale, AZ, Jun 12, 2019 ’50 Samuel R Lewis of Sumner, WA, Jan 2, 2020 ’41 Adrienne D (Gibbs) Blackstock of Seattle, WA, Aug 4, ’50 Leonard G Schaefer of Mill Creek, WA, Jan 8, 2020 2013 ’50 Donna J (Schiffner) Beaty of Lake Forest Park, WA, Dec ’42 Robert C “Bob” Salyer of Bothell, WA, Jan 19, 2020 20, 2019 ’43 Erwin Busse of Stanwood, WA, Feb 13, 2017 ’50 Roger S Wilcox of Nampa, ID, Feb 29, 2020 ’43 Shirley (Thompson) Richardson of Cockeysville, MD, Mar ’51 Mary A (Drexel) Brown of Reno, NV, 2019 7, 2019 ’51 Donald R “Don” Lovell of Monroe, WA, Dec 14, 2019 ’43 Elizabeth W “Betsy” (Willis) Lawrence of Sammamish, ’51 Ethel M (Maxime) Schreiber of Villa Grove, IL, Dec 18, WA, Nov 27, 2019 2019 ’44 Desmond “Des” Charouhas of Kirkland, WA, Dec 18, 2019 ’51 Constance R “Connie” (Schaeffer) Daily of Moses Lake, ’44 Chrystell J (Seals) Cherrington of Nampa, ID, Apr 7, 2020 WA, Aug 28, 2019 ’45 Jane (Epler) Byerly of Orange, CA, ’51 Louise C (Sutlovich) Major of Seattle, WA, Mar 18, 2020 ’45 Julia A (Frederickson) Murphy of Benson, AZ, Apr 17, ’51 Roy D Taylor of Auburn, WA, Apr 13, 2020 2020 ’51 Lee (Thees) Klinkenberg of Lakeside, CA, Jan 22, 2020 ’45 Alice J (Higgins) Lorentz of Mercer Island, WA, Apr 16, ’52 Clarice L “Micheal” (Harmon) Swayne of Mount Vernon, 2020 WA, May 6, 2020 ’45 Hedda J (Jorgenson) Reid of Kenmore, WA, Dec 19, 2019 ’53 Donna L “Dede” (Stocking) Webber of Seattle, WA, Apr ’45 Edward D Leche III of Olympia, Nov 10, 2019 30, 2020 ’45 Marion M (Oechsli) Bowden of Seattle, WA, Apr 28, 2020 ’53 Keith P Welch of Mukilteo, WA, Mar 6, 2020 ’45 Barbara A (Sawyer) Scott of Edmonds, WA, Mar 17, 2020 ’54 William D “Bill” Hartley of N. Caulfield, Australia, Dec 21, ’45 Peter M Williams of Irvine, CA, Nov 19, 2019 2019 ’46 Richard O “Dick” Bartch of Newman Lake, WA, May 17, ’54 Donna L (Heald) Lyon of Arlington, WA, Feb 11, 2016 2020 ’54 Robert W “Bob” Sankey of Hidden Hills, CA, May 16, 2017 ’46 Sarah (Bowers) Johnson of Duvall, WA, Jan 27, 2020 ’56 Sue M Davis of Everett, WA, Mar 26, 2020 ’46 Maurice H Stoffer of Bellingham, WA, Apr 2, 2020 ’56 Judith L (Eldridge) White of Parker, CO, Feb 8, 2020 ’47 Earl W Fleehart of Burien, WA, Oct 12, 2019 ’56 Rosalie A (Niemonen) Smith of Kenmore, WA, Jan 3, 2020 ’47 Richard G “Rich” Kyle of Seattle, WA, Mar 21, 2020 ’57 Paul A Claypool of Issaquah, WA, Jan 4, 2020 ’47 Lael H (Peters) Kovtun of La Jolla, CA, Apr 5, 2020 ’57 Carolyn S “Sig” (Engelskjen) Augustine of Buckley, WA, ’47 Mary L (Williamson) Jones of Spring Valley, CA, Feb 8, Nov 2019 2020 ’57 Denis B “Denny” Morgan of Seattle, WA, Feb 12, 2020 ’48 Marie E (Bedford) McCarthy of Sultan, WA, Nov 25, 2017 ’57 David B Neely of Clyde Hill, WA, Apr 24, 2020 ’48 David A McKinley Jr of Maui, HI, Dec 12, 2019 ’57 Sharon M (Ravndal) Matheson of Gig Harbor, WA, Nov ’49 Rod G Brunette of Issaquah, WA, Dec 15, 2019 23, 2019 ’49 John Henderson of Bothell, WA, Apr 30, 2020 ’58 Wells F Bekins of St. George, UT, Apr 22, 2020 ’49 William Klop of Burlington, WA, Mar 21, 2020 ’58 Alan R Doerschel of Peoria, AZ, Sep 15, 2016 ’49 Richard “Dick” Kraabel of Tacoma, WA, Jul 2, 2019 ’58 Judith L “Judy” (Kraabel) Brobeck of Edmonds, WA, Jan ’49 William J Lagreid of Seattle, WA, Feb 28, 2020 28, 2020 ’49 Lew B Myers of Eugene, OR, Mar 20, 2020 ’58 Jack P Sederholm of Seattle, WA, Dec 24, 2019 ’49 Lilyan A (Smith) Standish of Stanwood, WA, Jul 9, 2019 ’58 Sandra (Stamolis) Wall of Chelan Falls, WA, Sep 5, 2019 ’49 George O Williams of Surprise, AZ, Dec 5, 2019 ’59 Neal A Buxton of San Anselmo, CA, Oct 24, 2019 ’50 Rogene A (Ball) Huish Stapp of Bountiful, UT, Dec 6, 2019 ’59 Lane O Cummings of Seattle, WA, Apr 26, 2020 ’50 Gerald A “Jerry” Batschi of Seattle, WA, Sep 7, 2019 ’59 Susan DeWitt of Bellevue, WA, Jan 14, 2020 ’50 William F “Bill” Bush Jr of Vancouver, BC, May 5, 2020 ’59 Kent Routh of Las Vegas, NV, Jan 19, 2019

10 | The KUAY July 2020 ’60 David P Miller II of Portland, OR, Jun 7, 2016 Searching for Wayne Clark - the late ’60 P Irene (Pettengill) Edgar of Everett, WA, Feb 15, 2020 ’61 Henry G Arnoux of Mountlake Terrace, WA, May 5, 2020 50s era Grizzly who saved my life! ’61 Joy (Ash) Kiefner of Brier, WA, Jan 12, 2020 By Manny Rouvelas ’62 ’61 Roger T Chess of Seattle, WA, May 15, 2020 In the late 1950’s, ’62 Richard W Criss of Snohomish, WA, Feb 3, 2020 Wayne Clark was a ’62 JoLynn (Goodwin) Summy of Tucson, AZ, May 1, 2020 QAHS student and ’62 Diane Murdock of Tacoma, WA, Jan 2, 2020 Boy Scout Explorer in ’62 Michael J “Mike” Wray of Tacoma, WA, Jun 29, 2018 BPOE Boy Scout Troop ’64 Janice L (Krizan) Gibbens of Yakima, WA, Jul 5, 2019 92 that met at Warren ’64 Penelope G “Penni” (Scott) Howton of Quilcene, WA, May 7, 2020 Avenue Elementary ’65 John L “Lee” Benish of Seattle, WA, Oct 3, 2019 School. Wayne was ’65 Linda (Hausske) Willits of Brier, WA, Nov 5, 2017 a quiet, strong and ’65 Diane (Stewart) Hinckley of Salt Lake City, UT, Jan 19, sensible guy a few 2020 Wayne Clark as a Jr in 1959 years older than me and ’66 Carolyn R (Chess) Birchall of Vancouver, BC, 2018 a leader by example. ’66 Mary K (Mugaas) Gibney of Andover, MA, May 11, 2020 One weekend our troop went on a camping ’67 Hilda “Hillie” (Cabrales) Blankenhorn of Santa Fe Springs, trip to Denny Creek on the South fork of the CA, May 14, 2020 Snoqualmie River. ’69 Nancy (Clark) Taft of Portland, OR, Nov 23, 2019 ’70 Ted C Wilcox of Seattle, WA, Mar 20, 2020 Unexpectedly, a light snow fell overnight while ’71 Cameron Covington of Kingston, WA, Apr 16, 2020 we were sleeping. The hike back along the trail ’71 Paul R Harper of Everett, WA, Jan 23, 2020 ridge about 300 feet above the river was slippery. ’71 Robert F Jellicoe of Bainbridge Island, WA, Sep 1, 2019 I tried to crawl over a snow covered tree trunk ’72 Robert D “Doug” Cahoon of Chelan, WA, Oct 11, 2019 that had fallen across the trail and jutted out high ’72 Sherri D Kuempel of Pierce County, WA, Jun 12, 2017 over the river. I slipped, lost my balance and ’73 Phillip J “Phil” Danenbauer of Auburn, WA, Jul 2018 slid down the trunk uncontrollably to what would ’73 Bruce Hayes of Seattle, WA, Apr 2008 have been a fatal fall to the boulder-covered river ’74 Steven R Opstad of Honolulu, HI, Sep 7, 2019 bed. Miraculously, Wayne Clark, the only one in ’76 Andrew P Jenkins of Ellensburg, WA, Mar 20, 2019 the troop strong enough to grab and hold me, ’80 William J Medin of Ko Samui, Thailand, Oct 16, 2019 was right behind me on the trail. He grabbed me, ’80 Larry Olson of Seattle, WA, Dec 18, 2019 held on and instead of dying that day, I have had QA Staff Ronald L Dahlin of Yakima, WA, Apr 10, 2020 a long, full and joyous life. QA Staff Carl A Fulkerson of Wenatchee, WA, Jun 1, 2020 I would like to thank him, but have not been able to locate him. If you know Wayne and his contact information, please email me at manny. [email protected] .

Ed. Note: Wayne Clark was in the class of 1960, but is not shown in the 1960 annual or commencement, perhaps he moved away. Let us know also if you have information about him, [email protected].

The KUAY July 2020 | 11 GRIZZLY ANGELS

Our Association is funded primarily by donations, plus sales of merchandise and raffles. We 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 we hope you can find a way to help the QAHSAA continue its mission.

BENEFACTORS ($500 or more) ’58*Judith K (Giles) Nettles - In ’48*Jeanne E (Eiseman) Nichols memory of Judy (Kraabel) Brobeck ’58 ’49 Birgit (Holm) Lyshol ’48 Warren H Berry ’58*Judith K (Giles) Nettles - In ’52 Alvin C Moe ’57 Michael J Garrison - In memory of memory of Dawn (Leader) Morton ’58 ’53 Thomas C Rasmussen James Hutchinson ’57, Fred Bowen Jr ’60*John K Cleveland Jr. ’55*Sandra J (Mayes) Reardon - In ’57, Carolyn (Grey) Horne ’57 ’60 Elnore A (Miller) Densmore memory of Nancy (Rauh) Mertel ’56 ’58 Ross E Kramer - In memory of ’62 James A Nelson ’60 Carolyn (Markoff) May Frank Frisk Jr ’58, Bronwen (Davis) ’63*Betty L (Freeman) Greene ’62 Jeanne A (Allison) Uhles Lindskog ’58, Sherry (Steen) Fitzgerald ’63*Katharyn E Gaylord ’62*Janice A (Hoverson) Parent - In ’58 ’63*Diane L (Sundt) Christie - M memory of Gerene (Fuller) Olson ’62 ’62 James A LePenske Jr. ’64*Anonymous - In Memory of Medal ’63 Robert D Welden ’62 Burton H Walls of Honor Recipient Robert Leisy ’63, ’64 David A Feinberg ’62*Donald S Williams - B In memory KIA Dec. 2, 1969 ’64 James E Morris of Bruce Bowe ’62 ’64 Merrilee K Helmers ’64 Richard Sedgwick - In memory of ’62*Donald S Williams - In memory of ’64 Anonymous Lloyd Hansen, Alan Park Jr, Richard David L Williams ’61 ’65*Joan L (Hobson) Hurley Somonski & All Class of ’64 ’65*Linda (Johnson) Eckhart - In ’65*Thomas Skog ’65*Richard W Golze - M memory of Claudia (Johnson) Brooke ’66 Charles L Dahl Jr. ’66 Jerylyn A (Ball) Cusimano ’65 ’69 Dana C (Hamer) Helm - In ’68 Evelyn L (Denison) Turner Donor*DV & Ida J McEachern memory of my sister, Jennifer Hamer ’69 Carroll R Hershey Jr. Charitable Trust - Requested by ’68 ’69 William P Woodham Danna (McEachern) Johnston ’60 ’70*Thomas M Napa - In memory of ’71 Ralph E Rand Barbara (Sawyer) Scott ’45 ’74 Mark P Greaves SPONSORS ($100 - $499) ’73 Curtis S Yamamoto ’77*Tira J (Fisher) Villanueva ’77 John F McFarland - In loving ’79 Julie Van Tosh ’46 Beryl A Thompson memory of Joan Sprague ’78 Donor Anonymous ’48 Christian F Zobel Donor*Arthur W Buerk - In memory of ’49 Michael E Dederer Nancy (Rauh) Mertel ’56 * General scholarships ’49*Thelma M (Knox) Beck - In Donor*Colleen J White - In memory of B Bowe Scholarship Fund memory of Leonard G Schaefer ’50 Nancy (Rauh) Mertel ’56 E McEachern Scholarship Fund ’53 Leslie L Bleiler - In memory of H Heffelfinger Scholarship Fund Philip Hanson ’52, my classmate and PATRONS ($1 - $99) M McNeil Scholarship Fund neighbor. R Rois Scholarship Fund ’53*James G Turner ’40 Gloria (Waugh) Schlueter ’56 Judy R (Miller) Smedley - In ’45*Shirley L (Campbell) Crowe memory of Nancy (Rauh) Mertel ’56 & ’46 Mary E (Anderson) Whitney Judith L (Eldridge) White ’56 ’47 Fredrick M Liddell ’57 Raymond M Gwinn ’47 Norma M (Verrier) Taylor

12 | The KUAY July 2020 GRIZZLY REUNIONS Planning a reunion? Contact LD Zobrist at [email protected] or 206-285-0582 for details on how we can support your efforts. 2020 REUNIONS Details at www.qagrizzlies.org/reunions.htm

Class Date/Time Location Contact ’45 N/A ’50 N/A ’55 Postponed to 2021 See below ’60 Saturday, Sept. 12 111 W Highland Dr Marilyn (Markoff) Southern Luncheon on QA Hill Seattle, WA 98119 [email protected] ’65 Postponed to 2021 See below ’70 Postponed to 2022 See below ’75 N/A ’80 Postponed to 2021 See below

FUTURE REUNIONS

Class Date/Time Location Contact ’46 Planning Underway Glo (Gleason) Holcomb 206-783-9936 ’55 Sept. 2021 Thomas Curran [email protected] ’56 Planning Underway Ardena (Bramwell) Pendleton [email protected] ’65 Saturday, Sept. 18, Doubletree Suites at Southcenter Sandra (Rustuen) Smith 2021 360-271-0614 Sunday, Sept. 19 Sunday Brunch Cruise Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren 206-285-8624 [email protected] ’70 Sept. 2022 Teri St. Onge “QA ‘70 does 70!” Ruben Van Kempen Details later [email protected] ’80/ Planning Underway Whitney Mason ’81 [email protected]

The KUAY July 2020 | 13 Queen Anne HS Alumni Association Alumni Homecoming Dance, Oct. 17, 2020

Name:______Year: ______Name:______Year: ______(Please include QA last name) Phone # for contact: ______Email: ______$20 per person in Advance ($25 at the Door) - make checks to QAHSAA Please indicate “Homecoming Dance” on check and mail coupon with payment by Oct. 9, 2020 * SNACKS 2020 Covid-19: Corona to: QA Alumni Dance INCLUDED P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109 * CASH ONLY BAR Virus or register and pay online at continued from page 5 www.qagrizzlies.org, click on “News” & RAFFLE Q?s Call Mary at 818-437-0110; or [email protected] My attempts to move across the Sound to my late sister’s home in Gorst (West Port Orchard) before mid-2020 were stymied, although I have spent the majority of my time there, in splendid isolation.

I continue to take a cartload of treasures over there, although it is maybe one trip every ten days instead of once or twice a week.

I hope that all our readers are keeping safe. As I write this, some of the social distancing is being changed, so that small gatherings, meetings, etc., can take place. This would be nice, as June 7, I will turn 77.

Comments: Make a DONATION and SUPPORT the Queen Anne Legacy and 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: QAHSAA Mail to: QAHSAA - P.O. Box 9128 The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) Seattle, WA 98109-0128 exempt organization. All gifts are tax deductible to the extent Donations may be made online with a credit/debit card via PayPal at: permitted by Federal Law. www.qagrizzlies.org EIN 91-1219753

14 | The KUAY July 2020 Your QueenYour AnneQAHS HS Merchandise Merchandise Form * Date Ordered Name Year (First, Maiden, Last) Total Items _____Total Cost$______Postage &Handling $ ______Address City/State/Zip Subtotal $ ______Phone Email Add a donation $______

or order online with credit/debit card at www.qagrizzlies.org If this is a new address or name, please check here Check enclosed for $______

Order Your Grizzly Gear...Today! To cover postage & handling, add: Proceeds go towards funding the KUAY newsletter. $4 for orders below $25 Note: Sizes 2XL & 3XL are $3.00 more than listing $6 for orders from $25 below $50 CLOTHING ITEMS SIZES $8 for orders from $50 up $13 $10 Mourning bear T-shirt, maroon M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, stone blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ You may now order your logo $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, ash grey S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ merchandise online with a $18 QA Grizzly T-shirt, navy blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ credit/debit card or PayPal at: $16 QA Grizzly T-shirt, white S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ www.qagrizzlies.org - click on $35 Denim shirt, blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ “QA Alumni Store” $45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, navy, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, grey, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ Mail checks payable to: $50 Sweatshirt, full zip, navy, pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ Queen Anne Alumni Association $50 Sweatshirt, full zip,maroon,pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ PO Box 9128, $50 Vest (reversible), blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $10 Knit pea cap, maroon & orange One size fits all ___ Seattle, WA 98109-0128 $14 Visor cap, white Adjustable back___ Questions? $14 Visor cap, navy Adjustable back___ Contact: Tim Moody $16 Baseball cap, white Adjustable back___ (206) 282-3585 $16 Baseball cap, maroon Adjustable back___ or [email protected] $15 Grizzly Socks One size fits all (N) $20 Grizzly Scarf Size: 7”W x 61”L (N) Order your choices using this form and CLEARANCE CLOTHING ITEMS LIMITED TO SIZES AVAILABLE pay by check, or view & order items $36 $15 Ladies’ Polo SS shirt, maroon S___ M___ L___ online and pay by credit/debit card! $36 $15 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, maroon S___ www.qagrizzlies.org $36 $15 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, white M___ L___ $36 $15 Polo short-sleeve shirt, maroon S___ Items are also sold at most $36 $15 Polo short-sleeve shirt, white M___ reunions and alumni events.

NON-CLOTHING ITEMS N = New Item See photos of items on our website. $ 1 Antenna ball __ $13 QA Ceramic Mug __ $ 7 School print __ $ 8 Golf towel __ $ 7 Tote bag polypro maroon __ $10 Golf balls (3 pk/5 tees) __ $ 7 Tote bag polypro orange __ $15 Golf balls & towel combo __ $ 8 Playing cards (2 decks) __ $15 License plate frame, metal __ Thank you for your order. $10 Key Chain (cloth+clip) __

*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.

The KUAY July 2020 | 15 Queen Anne High School NON-PROFIT ORG. Alumni Association 39-2 P.O.Box 9128 U.S.POSTAGE Seattle, WA 98109-0128 PAID CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED SEATTLE, WA PERMIT NO. 1951

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 [email protected], 206-285-0582 or the return address above. Thank you.

Grizzly Events: Mark Your Calendar Visit www.qagrizzlies.org for the most up-to-date information. See page 13 for reunion info July 2020 Alumni Summer Picnic, CANCELED see story p. 4 QA Alumni Contact Info: Address Changes & Memorials (Obits): Annual Men & Women of QA Houbregs Memorial Golf LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582 Tournament, CANCELED. See p. 4. Contact Roger Jensen Historian & Yearbooks: 206-354-5478, [email protected]. John Hennes, [email protected] or 206-284-2266 QA Homecoming Dance (& Annual Meeting), Sat., Oct. 17, KUAY Who’s News: 6:00 – 10:00 p.m. at Ballard Elks Club. See coupon p. 14 and Kim Turner, [email protected] or story p. 1. 206-706-4184 or 360-373-4248 KUAY Editorial Board & Photos: Next KUAY Copy Deadline, Dec. 5, 2020. John Hennes, [email protected] or 206-284-2266 MWOQA Christmas Luncheon, Tues. Dec. 29, 11:30 a.m. Events: at Seattle Yacht Club. See p. 4. Check website for updates. Jeri Samuelsen, [email protected] or Contact Roger Jensen 206-354-5478, [email protected]. 425-791-5885 Reunions: LD Zobrist, [email protected] or Do we have your email address? Before each KUAY mailing 206-285-0582 we send an email message to confirm mailing addresses. If Merchandise: you didn’t receive this email last month, help us reduce mailing Tim Moody, [email protected] costs by sending your email address to [email protected]. or 206-282-3585 It will not be used for other purposes. If you have a change of Scholarships: address, you may update us by email the same way. We want Kerry McMahan, [email protected] to be sure you receive your KUAY. or 206-914-4727 QAHSAA President: Sally Villaluz Ghormley, [email protected] or 206-331-9194 MWOQA: Don Lorentz, [email protected] or 206-948-4197

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