Volume 31, Number 2 Queen Anne High School Alumni Association July 2012

30 Years of QA Scholarships By Kerry McMahan ’54, Scholarship Chair This is our 30th year of awarding Queen Anne Alumni Association Fall Luncheon scholarships. During that time Scheduled Oct. 6th hundreds of Grizzlies have gifted the program with donations large and By Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 small. The result is that 439 scholarship Mark your calendar for awards, totaling $220,000, have been provided to Queen Anne grads and Saturday, October 6, 2012 for their descendants. All Grizzlies are the QA Alumni Fall Luncheon and indebted to our loyal alums that have Annual Meeting at the beautiful Alumni Picnic Moves to Saturday supported the Association all these Seattle Yacht Club, 11:30 a.m. See by Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 years. coupon on page 14. Come relish To mark our 30th anniversary, the the meeting of Grizzlies new and The annual QAHS summer picnic board of trustees authorized a one- old, savor the lunch and enjoy the will occur on Saturday, August 25, time 30th Anniversary Scholarship program. Take time to stroll through 2012, at Gas Works Park from 11:30 of $1000. Following a careful review the Ward Room where scrip for the am to 5 pm. A Sunday date was not of all candidates, we designated one bar is available. Cash only please! available this year. of this year’s top achievers, Will You can’t resist stopping by the All grizzlies are invited to Mittenthal, as our 30th Anniversary popular Raffle Baskets to buy tickets, escape their winter dens for a tasty recipient. Will and his family were hoping you possess the winning summer feeding on burgers and present at the spring luncheon to tickets for your favorite baskets. Scan dogs (HOT dogs) at the grill from receive his award. Al’s Hamburger Place. Feel free to continued on page 5 the Auction Table as you move on bring a salad, casserole or dessert to to browse the Merchandise for QA paw through, and, if we are as lucky Inside: Grizzly logo wear. Continue on to the as last year … there will be SUN! Acknowledgements 2 & 3 display that Jackie (Moore) Zobrist Don’t think the grizzlies will lose Editor Column 2 ’63 has assembled, different every their appetites if it is the other thing, Grizzly Angels 13 luncheon, of by-gone days that bring and there are large covered areas for Grizzly Events 16 a sigh, a smile and maybe a tear for classmates to “ketch-up” and fine Scholarship winners 1, 5, 6,8, 9 “I remember when.” No credit cards dine. We always get a good turnout, Contacts 16 please for purchases. come and visit with your fellow Fall Luncheon 1,14 If you have QA/Grizzly treasures, Grizzlies. The QA Picnic is open Men of QA 12,13 to all our alums. Your donations and are “down sizing” or you feel Memorials 11 it’s time to have someone else enjoy (suggested $5) are needed to help cover rising park rent and food cost. Merchandise & Donations 15 them, we would like to have them for The Gas Works Park is at the President’s Message 2 the auction or our archives, please north end of Lake Union and parking Reunion Calendar 7 indicate which. is available (Meridian Ave. N. and We’ll Make Pie 6 Contact: Glo (Gleason) Holcomb N. Northlake Way). For detailed Who’s News 3, 4,5 ’46 at (206) 783-9936. Thank you. directions visit www.qagrizzlies.org. President’s Acknowledgments compiled by John Hennes ’51 Message The Association owes many thanks to our Board and regular supporters for the Kim R. Turner ’61 hours they put in on the database, the KUAY, the website, handling merchandise, organizing luncheons and picnics, donating raffle baskets and many other tasks. We also acknowledge the following supporters. We couldn’t do it without all of them and we need all of you. Please join in! Kindnesses—Our Thanks to: Hard Times in America The Ballard Boys and Girls Club for providing meeting space for the board in 2012. These are hard times for all of us. Mike ’67 and Alexandra (Dalinkus) Smith ’67, owners of LeRoux Fine We can see it here at the QAHSAA in Apparel in Magnolia Village, for selling our QA Alumni logo merchandise. Go the greatly reduced number of alums take a look. who are able to make donations to Betty (Charouhas) Bebee ’45, Terris Howard ’52, Carol McGuinn ’67, the Grizzly cause. As our revenue Bill Bloch ’62, Allan White ’54, Pat (Sykes) Ronhaar ’47, Joye (Olson) decreases we are having to make some Wyckoff ’41 for continuing to screen newspapers for the death notices used in our Memorials. We appreciate all those who write us about our fellow alumni difficult choices. passages. Our annual participation in the Kerry McMahan ’54 for sponsoring our luncheons at the Seattle Yacht Club Magnolia Summer Festival will and being emcee of the Spring Luncheon Scholarship Program. be dropped this year. However, our Ruth (Hanson) Ghormley ’42, Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46, Sherry (Peck) summer picnic is still on and will Moody ’66 and Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 for the luncheon decorations. Chef’n Products, David Holcomb ’72 for continuing to offer raffle baskets. again be held at Gas Works Park, so Mary (Gundrum) England, Pat (Wilson) Faller and Barbara (Wilson) weather will not inconvenience our Nelson, all ’58, and other Grizzlies and many board members for various festivities. raffle donations. We are informing you of the Teacher Mr. Marv Hartley for donating for auction two QA Lunchroom tokens close-to-the-bone finances we have from 1910, given to him by Principal George Farmer. for operating funds. As many of Lee Monteith ’47 for his clarinet and Bob Johnston ’49 for his singing voice, both enhancing the spring luncheon. you know, we rely completely on donations for our two purposes: continued on page 3 building a scholarship fund for descendants of Queen Anne High Editor’s Column by Elizabeth Weeks Pankey '68 School alums, which will someday Several topics came to mind for this column: my right continue of its own volition; and hand surgery, welcome back Gen. Peter Chiarelli, covering the costs of the KUAY newsletter operating cost donations, articles to John Hennes, congrats to scholarship winners and the number of production and our alumni events. As paw prints in the February 2012 issue. other alumni organizations inform After finishing the February issue, my hands began to their constituents of monetary needs, hurt more and more. After painful tests it was determined so do we—the main difference I needed carpal tunnel surgery. My right hand surgery being that they charge annual fees was May 10th and I’m doing much better now. Still have e.w.pankey, editor for membership in the organization. limitations, but that won’t stop me from putting together this Because of our reliance on donations, newsletter. we are not bringing in enough revenue Welcome back, my classmate Gen. Peter Chiarelli (’68) U.S. Army retired. to fully cover the operating costs for I am very proud of your service and success in the Army, and that’s coming each year, and the scholarship monies from a Navy junior (wink). Hope to see you at the QA 68 Golf Tournament, th are not available for any other purpose. July 28 . We are reviewing other options to With the cost of publishing this newsletter, we need your unrestricted donations for operating expenses. If each of you sent in $5 for the year it reduce expenses, which may include would nearly cover printing and mailing of your 16 page newsletters. The reducing the KUAY or eliminating the QAHSAA has never charged for the newsletter, but we need more alums to spring luncheon. join the generous Grizzly Angels. Thank you for supporting us over Please submit all articles and photos to John Hennes ’51, KUAY editorial the years, and keep us in mind when board, [email protected] by January 4, 2013. My job is layout editor. windfalls come your way. John and the editorial board are the true content organizers of the newsletter. Paw Prints in the last issue equal 20, or 21 if you include the bottom of the 2 The KUAY July 2012 left paw on right picnic bear on page 9. Acknowledgments cont. from page 2 Compiled by Kim R. Turner ’61 Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 for WHO’S NEWS the poster display of our very first 1940s: Edward Goodall ’40 died in his B-24 plane scholarship winner, Mike Bennett ’79. crash while on a mission over the Netherlands in Margaret Lahde for her years of 1943. A monument to the USAAF crew members volunteering at events as an honorary has been created at Opeinde, Netherlands. Their Grizzly. historians would like Finally, our thanks to all those to contact members of who have helped our Association to Edward’s family. If you endure these 30 plus years. know of any Goodall family members, please Memorabilia Gifts—Our Thanks to: contact us and we will Gwen (Durham) Braile ’39 from try to put them in touch Belfair for a copy of the Magnolia with the historians. Delna News special edition of 6/3/81 with Edward Goodall ’40 (Derickson) Vermillion the QAHS Closing Commemorative ’42 and husband Logan section. Vermillion ’41 celebrated his 90th birthday and Tom Ferguson ’49, of Bush Prairie, their 70th wedding anniversary March 13, 2012. WA, for a 1949 Commencement Program. They live in a home in Mukilteo which Logan designed and built in 1970. Logan retired from Boeing after 28 years. Delna retired as broker/ Logan ’41 and Delna (Derickson) owner of Towne or Country WA Real Estate after Did your class Vermillion ’42 37 years. They have traveled to 40 countries to celebrate in March have its senior trip date. Peggy (Hallenbeck) Johnson ’42 writes aboard a ferry? that she loves the news in the KUAY. She still drives; is a retired nurse living in Minneapolis and wrote of the death of her brother, Martin Hallenbeck Class of ’68 did. ’45, who died March 9, 2011. His death coincided with the tsunami which hit the harbors along Japan’s coast. Hugh Degler ’44, wore his WW II Private First Class uniform to march in this year’s We need your input to create the Who’s News Memorial Day Parade in Auburn, WA. He was the column. Send news of Grizzlies to: oldest soldier to walk the entire parade length. Jack Who’s News Editor, QA Alumni Assoc., Clawson ’46 retired last year as CEO of Endocyte, P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109, a biopharmaceutical company. Prior to that he was or email : [email protected]. CEO of Hill-Rom Inc., a medical device company. Photos at 150 dpi or higher res. are welcome. Jack lives in Bonita Springs, Florida. Clair Niesz ’46 writes that he grew up on Magnolia and that most of his friends are 2012 Board of Directors from the classes Maggie (Nichols) Birch ’64 of 1947, 1948 Katharyn Gaylord ’63 Jack Clawson ’46 and 1949. Pat Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 (King) Sobeck Jo (Wayt) Johnson ’64, ’47 was honored at a surprise party to Secretary recognize her as the longtime (over 30 Anne (Messenger) Jordens ’63, years) executive director of the Queen Treasurer Anne Helpline this May. The QA News Phil Krutsinger ’63 has a nice write-up of the event in the Sandy (Johnson) Krutsinger ’65 May 23, 2012 issue. Pat will retire from Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 her post July 31st. Bob Houbregs ’49 Pat (King) Sobeck ‘47 (ctr) honored. Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66, was honored with the Royal Brougham (Photo courtesy of QA News) Vice-President Legend Award at the Seattle Sports Star Joe Samione ’62 of the Year Banquet last January. Houb Jeri Samuelsen ’63 says, “I’ve been honored more than I think I should have been, to be honest Doug Streib ’68 with you.” He still holds the UW record for season scoring average in basketball, 25.6 Kim R. Turner ’61, points in 1953. That was the only time the Huskies made it into the “Final Four!” President 1950s: JoAnn (McQueen) Champion ’51 writes that she and her husband John Wedeberg ’63 Len celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary last year. They were married Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63, Corresponding Secretary The KUAY July 2012 3 Who’s News continued from page 3 Dick Vanderpool, Chuck Ellis, John just 3 months after graduation. Len Privat, Irv Hunter, is a Ballard grad of 1950. Ruth Terry Howard, Don (Jahnke) Waters ’51 wrote for Bushell, Dick Bean, Sunset Magazine as a travel editor all ’52, and Karl after graduation from Stanford, then House ’51 hold an moved from consumer to technical annual Presidents’ Day writing and editing and teaching Luncheon every year. journalism as she followed husband The last two years have Phil’s career to Michigan and Class of ’52 at annual President’s Day luncheon been at Ivar’s Salmon Virginia. They returned to California House. Ivar’s manager, Eric Sharer ’81, made the table accommodations for where she took up sculpture in them. David French ’52 is living in Lake Oswego, Oregon. Patrick Luft ’56 hardwoods and marble. She founded and his wife have built their retirement home in the hills on the West Fork of an art center in Belmont and then the Washougal River. Marian (Hailey) Moss ’58 has a new book coming out opened the Peninsula Museum of this month via Amazon.com about “Randall the Chow: Art, the first in San Mateo County. I’m Just a Vegan Baby.” Mike Clancy ’58 sends thanks In her spare time she has run 16 to the Alumni Assoc. “for all we do.” He is sorry to have marathons and has become an avid missed his 1958, 50th class reunion—a family wedding tennis player. kept him away. He and his wife visited Jan and Bill Treadwell ’58, at their horse farm in Boulder, Colorado. KUAY & QAHSAA They had a great time reminiscing. James “Rob” Allison The KUAY is published by the ’59 lives with his wife, Donna, in Blind Bay, BC, having Queen Anne High School Alumni retired from the Royal Bank of Canada in 1999, after 37 Association, free for members and years served in BC, Hong Kong and Toronto. They live on a golf course at home and winter in Hemet, CA. friends of the Association. To be Cover design for placed on the mailing list or to help 1960s: Tom Magnuson ’61 sends thanks for the children’s book by with Association activities, write to: work we do in getting out the KUAY. (Donations to Marian (Hailey) Moss ‘58 POBox 9128, Seattle, WA 98109- the cause are gratefully accepted.) Janet (Lipsett) 0128 or email: info@qagrizzlies. Gindin ’62 (Sammamish HS) was a Grizzly until her parents moved to org. Donations are enthusiastically Bellevue just before her senior year. She and husband Jim have been married requested, as they sustain the Asso- for 46 years, living in Northern California and now back in the Seattle ciation. Board meetings are gener- area. Franzula “Dolly” (Moody) Bacher ’62 lives in Phoenix, AZ. She ally held once each month and are does some legal work, but keeps busier with three grandsons aged 9 to 14. James “Jim” Nelson ’62 is currently living in southern California. Ronda open to all graduates. Phone Kim (Reese) Eddleman ’62 lives in southern California, Maui and Florida. Gary Turner at 206-706-4184 for details. Sivertsen ’62 has retired from the Boeing Employee Training organization The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) tax- after 19 years, now living in University Place (Tacoma) and wintering in exempt organization. Tucson, AZ. Diane (Sundt) Christie ’63 loves reading the KUAY. Thanks us for the work. Frank Powley ’64, currently lives near Copenhagen, Denmark, where he has worked as a journalist since the mid 1970’s. Linda (Anderson) Wilson ’65 ran the half-marathon (13.1 mi.) in Anaheim last January. Sue (Renard) Robinson ’65 is looking for friends from Coe School and QA. She is living in Easton, WA. Stan Taloff ’66 joined the “500 Club.” His baseball team from Archbishop Murphy High School, won their 16th win and his 500th career victory for him Stan Taloff ’66, retired baseball during a 9-0 victory over Lakewood, April 20, coach at Archbishop Murphy HS 2012. He has been coaching for 34 years, at five (Photo courtesy of Everett Herald) different schools. Michael Clarke ’67 is retired General Peter Chiarelli ’68 and living in England. Steven Orme ’67 is living in Carlsbad, CA (north San U.S.Army ret. Diego County) and is married to Linda Dance ’73. They have five children 40 years of service and three grandchildren. General Peter Chiarelli ’68, has retired as Army Vice Chief of Staff, the number two position in that service. He was honored Photo courtesy of Wikipedia at a reception early this year. 4 The KUAY July 2012 Who’s News continued on page 5 Scholarships continued from page 1 Who’s News continued from page 4 In addition, this year we awarded Christian “Chris” Hendrickson ’68 has been living in Pittsburgh, PA for our Trade & Vocational Scholarship over 30 years. Harry Brandes ’69 says hello. Jennifer (Jones) Pecknold to Kelli Radcliffe ’80. This award ’69 is married to Cliff Pecknold ’67 (42 years) with two children, five is available but not often applied for. grandchildren. Kevan Smith ’69 lives in Fargo, ND with wife Priscilla. His It is named in honor of our founder parents still live on Queen Anne – in their 90’s. Maxine (Amundson) McMahan ’45. 1970s: Dennis Conforto ’70 has lived in San Diego for 30 years with wife The 2012 recipients are shown below. Marie. Roxane “Roxie” (Eberlein) Jude ’70 says she is still living happily in Seattle (Bitter Lake) and is happily in a Thomas Allen – graduated as 26-year marriage. George Gahagan ’70 is living near valedictorian from JSerra Catholic High the Olympic Mountains. M. Tony Feralio ’71 has two School, San Juan Capistrano, CA with a grave plots at Evergreen-Washelli which he wants to sell. 4.75 GPA and enrolled at the University You can contact him at (360) 786-9553. He lives in of Notre Dame this fall, majoring in Olympia and does not expect to return to Seattle for chemical engineering. His awards and interment. Cynthis “Cyndi” Lee ’71 has been living activities include AP Scholar With in New York City since 1978; owns the OM Yoga

Distinction, National Merit Commended Center and teaches yoga all over the world. Vee e.w.p.Originals © 2012 Student, Summa Cum Laude and Magna (Baxter) Harris ’72 works at the Archdiocese of Cum Laude National Latin Exam, varsity Seattle. Thomas “Tom” Berg ’72 has retired from baseball, cross-country and track. He is Boeing. He and his wife Sherri (Solberg)’73 live north of Tucson, the son of Tom and Suzanne Schuller AZ. Barbara Burgess ’72 has special interests in photography and card Allen ’80. He is awarded a Robert D, making. Debra “Debbie” Graham ’72 has worked with the phone company, Rois ’55 Scholarship in memory of his now CenturyLink, for 37 years. Margaret “Margie” (McIntosh) Robert wife Carol A. Rois. ’72 is living in Bothell, WA. Lori (Klingensmith) Meldrum ’72 is living in Edmonds for over 30 years. Richard Clark ’73 lives in Scottsdale, AZ. Drew Michaela Anderson Miller Jr. ’73 lives happily with wife Judy in San Diego. Marshall “Scott” – a repeat winner, she Douglas ’74 is living in Aiken, SC. David Howard ’74 lives in Beaumont, begins her sophomore Texas, loving the sunny days. Dallas Lorain ’74 just moved back to Queen year at Central Anne Hill from West Seattle. Working for the local phone company in Seattle Washington University since 1977. Carl Lovgren ’74 lives in Edmonds with wife Jennifer. Gordon carrying a 3.8 GPA “Gordy” Forguson ’75 has been in Federal Way for 16 years. Gary Hunter majoring in law and ’75 is a commercial real estate broker with “Commercial Mortgage,” and is justice. Her awards living on Queen Anne Hill. Barbara “Barb” (Read) Joseph ’75 is still living and activities include Quarterly Honor in Seattle, selling residential real estate for over 25 years. Kathi Goertzen Roll, Campus Ministry Club, University ’76 is continuing her years-long dance with meningioma brain tumors. She Students for Life and varsity track. She has had nine surgeries since 1998, has lost some of her facial nerves and is is the daughter of Rachelle and John no longer broadcasting for KOMO 4 TV News. Her battles have brought her Anderson ’79. She is awarded the Hal over 72,000 Facebook followers and the admiration of all of Seattle. A lengthy Will ’46 Memorial Scholarship. story in the May 12 Seattle Times tells her story of survival. We know you join us in wishing her well. Brenda Matteson ’77 is living in Los Angeles. Matthew Bowe – graduated from The Joan (Speer) Rogers ’77 is living near Tulsa, OK, 20 years now. Kathryn River Academy, Wenatchee WA with “Katie” (Van Mason) Kusske ’77 is retired and enjoying living in University a 3.8 GPA and enrolled at George Fox Place, Tacoma. Denise (Ehrisman-Cripe) Sutton ’78 lives in Marysville University this fall as a pre-major. His with husband Dennis. Sybie (Brown) Thorp ’78, who was written about in awards and activities include National the Feb. 2012 KUAY, succumbed to the cystic fibrosis which she fought all Merit Commended Scholar, varsity swim her life. She died aged 31 in 1991. Her mother continued to live on Magnolia team, lacrosse and Boy Scouts. He is until 2011 when she moved into senior housing. While cleaning out her home the son of Sara and Brian Bowe ’72, she had a yard sale, which is where Sybie’s uniform was purchased and then and the nephew of Richard Bowe ’57, donated to us (info courtesy L.D. Zobrist). Nancy (Walker) Riddle ’78 lives Bruce Bowe ’62 and Steve Bowe ‘63. in Phoenix, AZ, but intends to return to Seattle this spring. Walter “Wally” He is awarded a McEachern Family Rowe ’79 lives in Tacoma. Kathy Wright ’79 was on Jeopardy June 12 &13, Scholarship. 2012. Scholarships continued on page 6 1980s: Ann “Renee” (Ackerman) Navlet ’81 works in the Probation Dept. for the courts. Felicia (Carstens) Bollinger ’81 lives in Indiana. Linda Eaves ’81 enjoys traveling but Seattle will always be home to her.

The KUAY July 2012 5 By Frank Emerson ’66 We’ll Make Pie Hey! Does everybody remember the Queen Anne High suspension. Or we would have been expelled. Or even School Fight Song? worse, we would have had to repeat Mister Beale’s math Queen Anne High School on the hilltop, yes, you bet class. we’re here, There was another option to overcome the political And we have our team here with us, nothing do we correctness of the school administration, though. And fear - rah rah rah!!! that was the pep buttons that we sold for the Activity We’ll make pie of any high, oh, that will be a shame, Room fund. But you had to be subtle, and timing was So fight, Grizzlies, Fight, Fight, Fight, we’ll win this everything. We came up with a new slogan for every game, and after years and years of shaking their heads at game! our attempts at originality, the faculty pretty When we got to the line about “we’ll make much stopped paying attention. We sensed pie” we’d turn to our friends standing next to that, and we betrayed that trust. You had us, roll our eyes, and just try to finish the song to run into the Activity Room right at the without cracking up. We didn’t want to make deadline, make things as hectic and confused pie out of Ballard – we wanted to pitch them as possible, and get “Tommy” to approve the into the canal. We didn’t want to make pie out request in the uproar (Miss Pauline Thomas, of Garfield – we wanted to whack them with later Mrs. George Farmer-ed.). a rolled up newspaper. With the creative minds that we During my senior year alone, we got these buttons had going for us, it would have been very easy to come up printed up and on the market: “Spay The Bulldogs”, with some lyrics that more accurately expressed our true “Heave On The Beavs”, “Spread The Eagles”, “Convert feelings about those rivalries. The Quakers”, “Give It To The Indians”, “Flush The It would have been a lot more affirming to me if we Lincoln Logs” ! sang “We’ll stomp the fool out of your high school, oh, I’m just trying to get something started here, have some that will be a shame,” Or maybe special words for each fun, and turn this into a regular feature. Do you remember school. How about “We’ll shove smelt up Roosevelt, …” some good stories about those old school rivalries? A Or “We’ll coldcock that Sealth Seahawk,…” really good button? A prank? If you do, send them to me You could do stuff like that at the college level. “Bow at [email protected]. I’ll help you write them up and Down To Washington” was originally written for the 1915 we’ll get some of them into future KUAYs. I’ll make sure UW vs. Cal game, and it included the line “We’ll drag that you get credit for the story. that Golden Bear, from his filthy lair, and they’ll never Then again, if you’re still concerned about the statute find his carcass in the morning.” But if we tried that in of limitations, we can keep it anonymous. high school even once, it would have been an instant Scholarship Winners continued from page 5 Johanna Brunner – graduated from Rebecca Chohlas-Wood – a repeat winner, she has completed Roosevelt High School with a 4.0 GPA her first year at the top of her class in the University of and enrolled at Whitman College this fall Washington Medical School. Although her medical studies majoring in biomedical science. Her awards preclude extensive volunteer effort, she has managed to and activities include Advanced Placement participate in three health related projects assisting low income Scholar, National Latin Exam Gold Medallist, immigrants. She is the daughter of Catherine Chohlas ’69 and yearbook editor-in-chief, varsity swim team Edmund Wood. She is awarded a Don Estep ’46 Memorial captain, varsity water polo team captain and Scholarship donated by Diane Jorgenson Estep ’49 volunteer at Woodland Park Zoo. She is the daughter of Peter and Gretchen Brunner and Kendra Clark – graduated from the U of the granddaughter of Gloria Elizabeth Schlueter Waugh ’40. She W in June with 3.5 GPA and enrolled at the is awarded the Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship in memory of his Seattle University School of Law this fall. wife Carol A Rois.. Her awards and activities include Dean’s List, Phi Theta Kappa scholastic honorary and Ashley Bucklin – graduated from Forest Ridge High School with a ASB Secretary. She is the daughter of Allen 3.9 GPA and enrolled at Tufts University this fall majoring in biology. and Aletha Kunselman Clark ’71. She is Her awards and activities include Knowledge Bowl Team captain, awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship. chamber and glee choirs, Thespians drama club, volunteer at Summit Veterinary Center and Pasados Safe Haven animal shelter. She is the daughter of Gerald ’77 and Denica Atwood Bucklin ’79. She is awarded a Class of 1950 Scholarship. Scholarship Winners continued on page 8 6 The KUAY July 2012 Help For Your Reunion? The Alumni Association can 2012 Reunions provide help for your reunion Class of Dates in 2012 Location Contact planning. Contact L.D. Zobrist ’47 September 9 Seattle Yacht Club Jim Baird ’62 at: (206) 285-0582 or ’46 & ’48 also 12:30pm to 4:00pm 253 292-1322 [email protected]. invited [email protected] ’49 August 26 Seattle Yacht Club starting Bob Johnston Here is what is available: at 4:00pm 206-362-1094 • Class lists including master, [email protected] mail-able, missing, deceased, mailing labels, all in various ’52 June 23 Tours of QAHS Bldg. Liz (Winkler) Adams (The Queen Anne formats 425-778-0336 Condominiums) [email protected] • Reunion e-mail address for 11:30 by reservation spam protection • Reunion listing in the KUAY Banquet in evening and on our website Nile County Club • Website registration w/credit 3:00 pm cards and status update ’57 August 10 Golfers: The Tacoma Dick Bowe - Golf • Mailing assistance and sample Country & Golf Club 253-219-1004 letters: To make use of the 12:30 pm: No-Host Girls’ [email protected] Luncheon Association’s non-profit bulk Barbara (Hansen) 7:30 pm: Casual no-host mailing permit (minimum Thompson- Luncheon event at Embassy Suites in 253-813-2574 of 200) for reunion mailings- Lynnwood requires signing an agreement [email protected] August 11 4:30 pm: Main event at Nile with the Association and Frances (Hayes) Masters – Country Club in Lynnwood following strict USPS and Evening Events Association rules. The 425 357-1911 postage savings can be [email protected] considerable. • Contact us, as above, for ’62 September 7 Ballard Elks at Shilshole details and to obtain support (Evening) (Upstairs) from the Association’s mailing September 8 The Atrium at The Seattle L D Zobrist service, for address labels, (Evening) Design Center 206 285-0582 sorting, handling and mailing, September 9 Tour of the Seattle Center [email protected] (Afternoon) at a reasonable fee. to see 50th Anniversary • Reunion use of QA banners Celebration and memorabilia • Logo merchandise sales at ’67 August 25 Meet at the All-Class Picnic Bob Wilson at Gas Works Park [email protected] your reunion ’72 September 8 Swedish Club Erle Cohen Note: The deadline for Seattle, WA Doug Lorentz 6 - 11:00 pm [email protected] submission for the next KUAY is ’77 September 29 Belltown Pub Torben Goodhope Jan. 4, 2013. The website can be 2322 1st Ave, Seattle [email protected] updated at anytime: Starts at 6 p.m. www.qahs77.com www.qagrizzlies.org

History Books Still Available This year is the 50th The hugely popular histories of Queen Anne and Magnolia are still available according to their respective publishers: the Queen Anne Historical Society and the Anniversary of the Magnolia Historical Society. Space Needle. Did you watch it being The history of Queen Anne, “Queen Anne, Community on the Hill” can be obtained for $25 at www.qahistory.org or by calling Sue Billings at (206) 283-7493. built from a QA class- room window? The two Magnolia histories: “Magnolia: Memories and Milestones” and its follow up “Magnolia: Making More Memories,” can be obtained for $50 for both at www. magnoliahistoricalsociety.org or by calling Dee St George at (206) 284-5480. The KUAY July 2012 7 Scholarship Winners continued from page 6

Brett Copher – graduated from Nooksack Kylie Hineman – graduated from the Sky Valley High School with a 3.96 GPA and Valley Education Center with a 4.0 GPA enrolled at Washington State University this and enrolled at Corban University this fall majoring in mechanical engineering. His fall majoring in elementary education. honors and activities include National Honor Her activities include Model UN and Society, ASB Board, varsity football and track Environmental promotion. She is the and Food Bank volunteer. He is the son of daughter of Eric and Lora Hineman and the Thomas and Laura Kaul Copher ’78. He is granddaughter of Judith Stevens Hineman ’58. awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship. She is awarded the Roberta von Scheele Middleton ’57 Molly Cordell – graduated from Mt. Si Memorial Scholarship donated by Corky von Scheele High School with a 3.85 GPA and enrolled Campbell ’58. at Oregon State University this fall majoring Lindsey Lambert – she graduated from South Eugene High in zoology and marine biology. Her awards School with a 3.87 GPA and enrolled at the University of and activities include National Honor Arizona this fall majoring in biology. Her activities include Society, co-captain varsity soccer, Key Club National Honor Society, and school dance team where she and Seattle Aquarium volunteer. She is the served as captain. She is the daughter of Michael Lambert and daughter of John and Judy Erin Moore Beth Smith and the granddaughter of Virginia Bacheler ’35. Cordell ’79. She is awarded a Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship She is awarded the Class of 1957 Scholarship in memory of in memory of his wife Carol A. Rois. deceased friends. Isabelle Floyd – a repeat winner, she begins her Erika Larson – graduated from Kamiak High School with a junior year at U C Davis carrying a 3.96 GPA 3.8 GPA and as of press time she had not selected a college. Her majoring in pharmaceutical chemistry. She is activities include tutoring in the Academic Coaches program the daughter of Harlan and Ellen Floyd and the and varsity basketball, serving as captain for two years. She is granddaughter of Ellen Stiles Floyd ’45. She the daughter of Brian and Janice Larson and the granddaughter is awarded Class of 1946 Scholarship. of Emily Jean McLean Bowman ’50. She is awarded the Class of 1951 Scholarship. Noelani Garing – graduated from Community School, Sun Marielle Larson – begins her junior year this fall at the Valley, ID with a 3.97 GPA and enrolled at the University of College of William and Mary carrying a 3.92 and majoring Washington this fall majoring in Spanish. Her activities include in business administration. She is the daughter of Brian and several community service activities and varsity soccer, Janice Larson and the granddaughter of Emily Jean McLean softball, tennis and golf. She is the daughter of Susan and Bowman ‘50. She is awarded the William West ’51 Scholarship. Douglas Garing ’70 and the granddaughter of Viola Johnson Mackenzie McCoy – graduated from Puyallup High School ’38. She is awarded the Jack Sperry ’61 Scholarship. with a 3.94 GPA and enrolled at the University of Portland Helen Hackett – a repeat winner, she begins this fall majoring in environmental science. Her awards her sophomore year at the University of South and activities include National Honor Society, President’s Carolina this fall carrying a 4.0 GPA and Education Award, varsity swimming and water polo. She is the majoring in global supply chain and operations daughter of Craig and Marilyn McCoy and the granddaughter management. She is the daughter of Jerry of Dorothy Lou Cowan ’44. She is awarded the Barbara and Molly Rose Durfee Hackett ’77. She “Pat” Heady Austin ’43 Memorial Scholarship donated by is awarded the Bruce Bowe ’62 Memorial friends. Scholarship. Blake McDonald – begins his sophomore Amber Hambrecht – a repeat winner, she year at BYU this fall carrying a 4.0 GPA begins her sophomore year at Gonzaga majoring in exercise science. He is on University carrying a 3.9 GPA majoring in the Dean’s list and participates in several nursing. Her activities include treasurer, intramural sports. He is the son of William Residence Hall Association and Student and Diane Dance McDonald ’74. He Nurses Association. She is the daughter of is awarded the Charles Heffelfinger Nancy and Harlan Hambrecht ’69. She is Memorial Scholarship, donated by awarded a Donald McNeil ’65 Scholarship. numerous Grizzlies. Katie Hickman – begins her sophomore Chelsea Meacham – graduated from San year at the University of Washington this Mateo High School with a 4.09 GPA and fall on the Dean’s List carrying a 3.92 GPA enrolled this fall as a pre-major at New York in chemical engineering. She is the daughter University. Her activities include Mock of James and Sally Stockman Hickman Trial group, Interact Club, Bearcat Dance ’76. She is awarded the David L. Williams Ensemble and school and local musical ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by his theater. She is the daughter of David and brother Don Williams ’62. Elaine Busch Meacham ’78. She is awarded the Donald McNeil ’65 Scholarship.

8 The KUAY July 2012 Scholarship Winners continued from page 8 Mark Middaugh – a repeat winner, begins his second year of Hunter Tyo – graduated from Ft. Myers High Stanford Law School this fall. He earned Honors grades in all School, Ft. Myers, FL with a 4.27 GPA and five classes this year and finished at the top of his class. He is enrolled at Arizona State University this fall the son of David and Mary Rae Bruns ’68. He is awarded a majoring in international business. A four Robert D. Rois Scholarship in memory of his wife Carol A. year International Baccalaureate student, he Rois. is a member of the National Honor Society and other student groups and was captain, Will Mittenthal – graduated first in his varsity baseball. He is the son of Teresa Marie class of 432 students from Eastlake High and James Tyo ‘67 and is awarded a McEachern School, Sammamish WA, with a 4.0 GPA Family Scholarship. and enrolled at Santa Clara University this fall majoring in business. His activities Lindsay Ulbrickson – graduated from Juanita High School include National Honor Society, Link Crew and enrolled at the University of Washington this fall as a pre- leader, DECA, ASB treasurer, varsity major. She is the daughter of Karen and Alvin Ulbrickson ’75 basketball. He is the son of John and Karen and the granddaughter of Barbara Carlson Ulbrickson ’48. Mittenthal and the grandson of the late Art She is awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship Snyder ’54 and Jan Totten Snyder ’55. He is awarded the Queen Anne High School Ryan Von Olliges – graduated from Lake Alumni Association 30th Anniversary Scholarship. Stevens High School with a 3.9 GPA and at press time had not announced his college Kelli Radcliffe – a 1980 Queen Anne graduate and a 1985 choice. His major is aerospace engineering. University of Puget Sound graduate, Kelli is returning to the He excelled as a varsity wrestler on a classroom to update her skills and has recently completed her perennially strong Lake Stevens team. He first quarter at North Seattle Community College with a 4.0 is the son of Paul and Laura Olliges and GPA. She is awarded the Maxine Amundson McMahan ’45 the grandson of Donald M. Thompson ’57, Trade and Vocational Scholarship. great grandson of Nellie Leishman ’36, grandson of Judith Ann Coleman ’57 and step- Riley Nordin Sanders – graduated Magna grandmother Betty McClean ’58. He is Cum Laude from Valdosta State College and awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship. presently enrolled in Ross University Medical School carrying a 4.0 GPA. He is the son Annie Wilson – a repeat winner, she begins her junior year of Charles and Valerie Nordin Sanders and at the University of Washington carrying a 3.8 GPA majoring the grandson of John P. Nordin ’43. He is in communications. She continues on the Dean’s List, is awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship. a Member of the UW Foundation’s Student Philanthropy Council and active in her sorority, Chi Omega. She is the Ian Shiach – a previous winner, he will begin daughter of Hugh and Jenny Wilson and the granddaughter of graduate school this fall at the University of Birgit (Holm) Lyshol ’49. She is awarded the Dick Ryno ’50 Arizona majoring in Natural Resources. He is Memorial Scholarship donated by Bill Morgan ’50. the son of Michael and Vivian Ceniza Shiach ’73. He is awarded a McEachern Family Scholarship. QAHSAA Scholarship applications for 2013 READ THIS FIRST This year 70 applications were received by the March Notes About Another Scholarship Winner 31st deadline. This year 16 scholarships were awarded to high school seniors and 14 to college students. Proud Grandpa Joe Ferluga ’49 sends word that his granddaughter Dr. Elizabeth Ferluga, a 1999 QA Those interested in competing for a 2013 award should alumni scholarship recipient, has completed her four-year download an application from the QA website next fall and take great care to follow the completion instructions. neurology residency at Vanderbilt Medical Center, the last High school applicants must submit official transcripts year as chief resident. Liz was honored as the “outstanding signed by their school’s registrar which must contain resident” by her fellow medical residents. She will now their fall semester grades. Post high school applicants be starting a two-year fellowship program at Vanderbilt. must submit their high school, community college and That will put closure on years of medical education that most recent college transcripts. began after she graduated from Kennewick High School: four years undergrad, four years medical school, two years Anything less than an official, signed internship, four years residency and two years fellowship. transcript will disqualify the applicant And to think it all began with a little boost from the QA Alumni! from competition.

The KUAY July 2012 9 Bob Johnston ’49 with Past and Current Scholarship winners: Kevin Estep, Will Mittenthal, Joy Lyons and Glenn Hoogerwerf Spring Lunch Celebrates Scholarship Program’s 30 Years By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 With tables full, the QAHS Alumni Association Spring Luncheon was held on a SUNNY (that’s right) Saturday at the Seattle Yacht Club on May 19, 2012. Alumni Association President Kim Turner ’61 welcomed attendees and Bob Johnston ’49 sings for his lunch introduced the teachers present, as the association celebrated 30 years of the alumni scholarship program. Kerry McMahon ’54 emceed the scholarship celebration. He has guided the program for most of its 30 years, beginning with 15 scholarships being awarded in the first five years and growing to 160 given in the last five years. Michael Bennett ’79 was the first recipient in September of 1983. Michael is a graduate of Yale Divinity School, and in his recent letter of appreciation, displayed at the luncheon, noted that he has been serving as pastor at several New England churches and has now become the pastor at First Parish Church in Dover, New Hampshire—founded in 1603! Lee Monteith ’47, in full marching band uniform and Cyndi (Carlson) Parlin ’74, Rosemarie (Cotton) playing “Pomp and Circumstance” on the clarinet, ushered Coleman ’67 and Cheryl (Carlson) O'Bryant ’67 in four past and current scholarship recipients. They each spoke briefly to acknowledge their appreciation. Rev. Michael Bennett ’79 They were: First QAHSAA Scholarship winner Glenn Hoogerwerf, 1986 recipient, son of David and Betty Jo (Sylvester) Hoogerwerf ’65; Joy Lyons, 1998 recipient, daughter of William and Barbara (Amies) Lyons ’62; Kevin Estep, 2003 recipient, grandson of Diane (Jorgensen) Estep ’49, and the late Don Estep ’46; and Will Mittenthal, 2012 recipient, grandson of Jan (Totten) Snyder ’55 and the late Art Snyder ’54. Will was introduced as representing the 30th Past scholarship winner, Joy Lyons with anniversary of the scholarship awards. He attended Eastlake High School mother Barbara (Amies) Lyons ’62 and Jim and will be taking business and law studies at Santa Clara University. Lepenske ’62. Bob Johnston ’49, representing the Cantorians (wearing a maroon choir robe with gold satin stole), beautifully sang, a cappella, “The Impossible Dream”. The luncheon, of course, closed with the rest of the musical talent in the room singing the Queen Anne Fight Song and the Alma Mater. Special “thank you!” to Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 for again producing this event and for the table centerpieces and to Ruth (Hansen) Ghormley ’42 for the great table favors. Teacher Marvin Hartley donated historic lunchroom tokens dating from 1910 given to him by Principal George Farmer. Kim Turner ’61 and Craig Smith ’69 were the Class of ’69 gang successful bidders. They can now receive a free lunch at the school lunchroom…if they can find it! Great Table Favors by 10 The KUAY July 2012 Ruth (Hansen) Ghormley ’42 MEMORIALS ’30 Jessie (Bell) Macy of Bellevue, WA, Jan 6, 2012 ’48 Ted Oldfin of Seattle, WA, Dec 28, 2011 ’31 Jean (Connell) Ostroth of Seattle, WA, Feb 6, 2012 ’49 Billie (Benham) Dennis of Seattle, WA, Feb 12, 2012 ’32 Eileen (Ellingson) Navratil of Lynnwood, WA, May 16, 2012 ’49 Marianne (Callahan) Woodward of Langley, WA, Apr 8, 2012 ’32 Evelyn (Molander) Norman of Brooks, OR, Dec 11, 2011 ’49 Frank Green of Tacoma, WA, Feb 10, 2010 ’32 John Nordlund of Kenmore, WA, May 19, 2012 ’49 Harlin Kahler of Bothell, WA, Dec 1, 2010 ’34 Margaret (Martin) Chapman of Gig Harbor, WA, Mar 28,2012 ’49 Jocelyn (Martin) Mendell of Sausalito, CA, Mar 06, 2012 ’35 Alice (Powell) Ostendorff of Seattle, WA, Feb 28, 2012 ’49 Carmen (Smith) Jordan of Davis, CA, Aug 28, 2011 ’36 Howard Bendtsen of Lake Forest Park, WA, Jan 8, 2012 ’51 Murray Cain of Marietta, GA, Aug 10, 2010 ’36 Alida (Hamel) Sims of Orange, CA, Feb 27, 2007 ’51 Sue (Morgan) Molloy of Lynnwood, WA, Dec 4, 2011 ’36 Hilda (Larcher) Julian of Bainbridge Island, WA, Feb 20, 2012 ’51 Barbara (Nitsche) Rozelle of Seattle, WA, Mar 20, 2012 ’37 Ray Carlson of Seattle, WA, Dec 25, 2011 ’51 Joan (Salter) Nichols of Moses Lake, WA, Jan 15, 2012 ’37 Ruth (Clark) Cassidy of Oceanside, CA, Aug 16, 2004 ’52 Warren Bell Jr of Bainbridge Island, WA, Apr 15, 2012 ’37 Wilton Crosby of Puyallup, WA, Feb 10, 2012 ’52 Karen (Christiansen) Latham of Fredericksburg, VA, Nov 03, 2009 ’37 Andrew Hedgcock III of Seattle, WA, Feb 13, 2012 ’52 Gloria (Domoradski) Reid of Snohomish, WA, Jan 30, 2012 ’37 Delores (Jeter) Hamm of Seattle, WA, Mar 6, 2012 ’52 Donald Goad of Peoria, AZ, Jan 14, 2011 ’37 Bernard Kaiser of Shoreline, WA, Jan 2, 2009 ’52 Karen (Jorgensen) Hagen of Shoreline, WA, Jan 6, 2012 ’37 Jack Kenyon of Seattle, WA, Jan 11, 2005 ’52 Gerrie (Rothaus) Brown of Shoreline, WA, May 30, 2012 ’37 Stu Prestrud of Seattle, WA, Dec 28, 2011 ’52 Shirley (White) Chapman of Toledo, WA, Jan 11, 2009 ’37 Jane (Valentine) Olson of Seattle, WA, Nov 05, 2010 ’53 David Ishii of Seattle, WA, Mar 1, 2012 ’38 Bob Anderson of Shoreline, WA, Feb 4, 2012 ’53 Jay Pearson of Mercer Island, WA, Apr 27, 2012 ’38 Roberta (Clarke) Lynn of Gig Harbor, WA, May 2, 2012 ’54 Bob White of Lake Stevens, WA, Mar 18, 2012 ’38 Ruth (Froberg) Crocker of Laguna Niguel, CA, Jan 01, 2011 ’55 Janice (Millican) Cowman of Snoqualmie, WA, Jan 8, 2012 ’38 Jane (Kendle) Mavor of Bothell, WA, May 2012 ’55 Judy (Skytta) Alder of Bellevue, WA, Jan 14, 2012 ’38 Mary (Melburn) Barden of Lake Forest Park, WA, Mar 11, 2012 ’57 Betty (McCorkle) Duffey of Haverford, PA, Sep 16, 2011 ’38 Ronald Skoor of Seattle, WA, May 14, 2012 ’61 James Fielder Jr of Seattle, WA, Dec 9, 2011 ’39 Dorothy (Adams) Studebaker of Everett, WA, Mar 23, 2012 ’61 Bob Nestos of Kent, WA, Dec 18, 2011 ’39 Edward Tennant of Seattle, WA, May 7, 2012 ’62 Burma (Edwards) Lawrence of Kirkland, WA, Jan 12, 2012 ’39 Norma (Yager) Johnson of Everett, WA, Apr 26, 2012 ’62 Jon Fabbe of Spokane, WA, Feb 10, 2012 ’40 Coralie (Kuhns) Krummeck of Seattle, WA, Feb 8, 2012 ’62 Paula Grobe of New Orleans, LA, 2006 ’40 Alice (Mitchell) Stewart of Edmonds, WA, May 29, 2011 ’63 Steve Bailey of San Diego, CA, Jan 2012 ’42 Barbara Belstad of Seattle, WA, Nov 16, 2011 ’63 Linda (Saltsman) Alcayaga of South Prairie, WA, May 28, 2011 ’42 Harold Conrad of Monroe, WA, Jan 21, 2012 ’63 Bob White of Kent, WA, Apr 9,2012 ’42 Martin Hallenbeck of Salinas, CA, Mar 09, 2011 ’65 Robin (Butler) Kildow of Kenosha, WI, Oct 25, 2009 ’42 Bernie (Lindell) Duthie of Seattle, WA, Feb 22,2012 ’65 Michael Turner of Prospect, OR, Jan 14 2012 ’42 Bill Magrilio of Everett, WA, May 2, 2012 ’67 Michael Harris of Albuquerque, NM, Feb 03, 2011 ’43 Donald Foster of Rancho Mirage, CA, Mar 24, 2012 ’67 Susan (Johnson) Chramosta of Everett, WA, Dec 28, 2010 ’43 Henry Houghton of Seattle, WA, Feb 4, 2012 ’70 Timothy Aylward of Friday Harbor, WA, May 22, 2012 ’43 Larry Norton of Bainbridge Island, WA, Feb 5, 2012 ’71 Missy (Hart) Tyksinski of Kirkland, WA, Feb 5, 2012 ’43 William Phennah of Seattle, WA, Mar 12, 2012 ’71 Nancy (McCallum) Blessworth of Seattle, WA, Mar 1, 2012 ’44 Jim Glassman of Austin, TX, Dec 5, 2011 ’72 Ruby (Marshall) Shdo of Mountlake Terrace, WA, Feb 19, 2004 ’44 Elizabeth Owen of Rockville, MD, Apr 7, 2012 ’72 Susan (Tegtmeyer) Johnson of Olympia, WA, Jan 25, 2004 ’45 James Tupper of Seattle, WA, Dec 27, 2011 ’77 Michael Kahler of Seattle, WA, Dec 19, 2010 ’45 Lorna (Walker) Wabey of Seattle, WA, Jan 21, 2012 ’77 Kanda Shiveley of Kent, WA, Nov 11, 2004 ’46 Rilla Phillips of Port Townsend, WA, Apr 21, 2011 ’78 Kathy (Bass) Hays of Woodinville, WA, Feb 7, 2012 ’46 Oren Shaw of Sun City West, AZ, Dec 20, 2011 ’78 Sybie (Brown) Thorp of Seattle, WA, Nov 27, 1991 ’47 Donna (Donaldson) Mowry of Everett, WA, Mar 20, 2012 ’78 Luann Eayrs of Seattle, WA, Oct. 4, 1986 ’47 Bonnie McClintock of San Francisco, CA, Mar 29, 2012 ’79 Kenneth Taylor of Oroville, WA, Aug 24, 2010 ’47 Marjorie (Turner) Keller of McCleary, WA, Apr 11, 2012 QA Staff Chris Kato of Seattle, WA, Feb 7, 2012 ’48 Doug Froling of Seattle, WA, Jan 2, 2012 QA Staff Sylvia (Weinstein) Paul of Seattle, WA, Jun 15, 2010

The KUAY July 2012 11 April Golf Invitational The Death of Friends and Mentors

By Kim Turner ’61, President This last year has taken from me a number of Queen Anne friends whose lives made mine richer. (l-r)Craig Smith ’69 & Roger Jensen ’61 (organizers) The first was Helen Huycke Hill, my Spanish teacher with Jessica Bettencourt & Erik Carlstrom through three years of instruction and exposure to a MOQA News – 2012 by Craig Smith ’69 culture not my own, but one which I still treasure. She QUEEN ANNE GOLF CLASSIC – APRIL 28TH – was tall, dark haired, and one could easily picture her WHITEHORSE GC, Kingston, WA with a lacy mantilla set on her head. She died shortly after her 91st birthday, surrounded by her family. She is Twenty-five golfers, most of which were Queen Anne greatly missed by those of us lucky enough to have been High School grads, got together on a warm, spring day her students. recently for a little golf and a lot of fellowship and fun. This was the first time that the MOQA organized The second loss is that of Shuzo Chris Kato, my a golf event in the spring. The MOQA will continue chemistry teacher, who was also a well-known sensei our tradition of hosting the Bob Houbregs QA Golf to the many who studied martial arts under his training, Tournament in the fall at the Everett Country Club, see and he was a black belt master of the arts. There were details below. hundreds of attendees at the memorial service for him Emmett Byrnes ’54 had a hole in one on the 4th hole, last February after his death from the cancer which he so a 178 yard Par 3. Way to go, Emmett!!! And he travelled nobly fought during the last several years. from Yakima for the event. Frances (Chapman) Farris ’35 was not only a blazing THE ORGANIZERS: Roger “Gimpy” Jensen ’61 star in the alumni association, but gave us the epitome and Craig “Smitty” Smith ’69. of “America’s High-School Sweetheart.” She died earlier THE GOLFERS: Craig Smith ’69, Jessica Bettencourt, this year, and a memorial service for her has yet to occur. Erik Carlstrom, Don Lorentz ’60, Daniel Kaufman, Gordon I was lucky to call her friend. She knew my grandfather Capretto ’72, Jim Paul ’72, Gordie Fouts ’58, Emmett and some of my cousins in Walla Walla. Her gifts of time Byrnes ’54, Jerry Peterson ’71, Steve Morrison ’59, and energy on behalf of this association are legendary. Bob Hawkins ’59, Jim Wolf ’59, Karl Kollen ’59, Phil She gave us a lot of fun and voiced concerns when we Kollen ’56, Mike Krutsinger ’59, Robby Thompson ’59, started to go astray. She is greatly missed. Reid Shockey ’63, Brian Egge, Dave Peterson ’63, Louie Micheli ’62, John Hardman ’63, John Wedeberg ’63, Fred Stuart Prestrud ’37 was both an alum and a Wedeberg ’66, Steve Tindall ’70, and Paul Wedeberg. community leader. Although most of his career was in banking, he was in the forefront of those whose BOB HOUBREGS GOLF TOURNAMENT – generosity is legendary. We had a mutual love of postage MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17TH stamps and libraries. The naming of the Queen Anne Asked back again, the 2012 Bob Houbregs Queen Anne Library meeting room in his honor was a timely and right Golf Classic tournament will return to the Everett Golf thing to occur. th, and Country Club on Monday, September 17 and it will David Ishii ’53 was a friend, comrade and mentor be open to all golfers regardless of level. Staffed with in the world of book collecting and in baseball, fishing dedicated volunteers, the tournament always runs like a fine Swiss watch. Afterward, the awards buffet banquet and local history. We had been friends for the better will surely entertain those in attendance while prizes, part of 40+ years, and it was always a joy to visit his awards, and gag gifts are given away. You can attend bookshop in Pioneer Square. It was the first bookstore in to play golf or just attend the Awards Banquet at the which I felt no guilt if I failed to find a book to purchase. conclusion of the tournament. We occasionally met during the SIFF and at other film If interested in playing and have friends or family who venues. His presidency of the Book Club of Washington would like to play, you can sponsor a hole. Or if you want in the 1990s was a well-merited and fine term of focused, to just hang out with fellow Grizzlies and would like to friendly stewardship. attend the Awards banquet, then please contact Craig The last death is not one whom I knew, but for those Smith at [email protected] (206-707-4650) or of you who were students in the late 50s at Queen Anne Roger Jensen at [email protected] (206-354-5478). High: Don Gallacher, teacher at Queen Anne High GO GRIZZLIES !!!! School (1957-60), died on May 23, 2011. 12 The KUAY July 2012 Angel Information Thank you, Our Association is funded Grizzly Angels primarily by donations, plus sales of merchandise and raffles. We ’47 Bob Patton are unique among alumni groups ’47 Norma (Verrier) Taylor in not having paid memberships. ’48 Jane (Laney) Wiggins Your gifts are greatly appreciated ’48 Dottie (Mace) Gooch - In and needed not just to provide memory of Don Estep ’46 scholarships but also to cover the ’49 Maggie (Barbas) Tsalaky - In KUAY, logo merchandise purchases ’49*Bob Houbregs - In memory of memory of Jocelyn (Martin) and miscellaneous expenses. All our Jo (Martin) Mendell ’49 & Bob Mendell ’49 efforts are by unpaid volunteers. In Garvin ’49 ’51*Ed Sobota these difficult times we hope you ’54 Al White - In memory of Richard ’53 Les Bleiler can find a way to help the QAHSAA Moon ’54 ’53 Joanne (Westphal) Halvorson - continue its mission. We especially ’57*Bob Telfer - In memory of need unrestricted donations. All gifts, In memory of Eleanor (Snyder) Racek ’53 Thomas Cecil ’57, Roberta (Von ’57 Doug Chapple whether for scholarships or general Scheele) Middelton ’57 & Barbara operating costs, are tax deductible, in ’58 John Shelton (Wittmack) Olson ’57 keeping with a 501(c)(3) tax exempt ’59 Helen (Moyer) Boisjolie - In organization. Thank you for keeping ’58*Eddie Cavanah memory of Karen (Andrews) the Grizzly legacy alive. ’58*Byron Gimness - In memory of Martin ’59 Martin “Marty” Gimness ’53 ’59 Ron Gillette BENEFACTORS ’60 Denny Mehner ’59 Margaret DeLacy ’49 Diane (Jorgensen) Estep - In ’66 Lorie Dahl Jr ’64 Jim Morris memory of my husband of 58 ’67 Jim Wedeberg ’68 Barb Boyle - In memory of Greg years, Don Estep ’46 Williams ’68 ’51*William West PATRONS *Anonymous ’69 Bill Woodham ’62*Don Williams - In memory of ’69 Carroll Hershey, Jr David L Williams ’61 ’41*Marty Burkland - In memory of my granddaughter Katy ’72 Karen (Jacoby) French ’62*Don Williams - B In memory of ’75 John Gieser Bruce Bowe ’62 Macpherson ’41*Marty Burkland Molly Jo Vena Fry Trust - In memory SPONSORS ’44*Elsa (Pierson) Peterson of Molly Jo Vena Fry ’50 ’42 Doreen Lidgate - In memory of ’45 Norma (Sherer) Fitzmaurice Barbara Ann Belstad ’42 ’45 Joe Green - In memory of John * General scholarships ’45*Ellen (Stiles) Floyd “Jack” McMasters Jr ’45 B Bowe Scholarship Fund ’47 Beverly (Brown) Smith-Griebel ’45 Barbara (Wade) Gates E McEacheran Scholarship Fund - In memory of Shirley Brown Doran ’46 Art Stamey - In memory of Don H Heffelfinger Scholarship Fund ’39, Madeline Kirkman Slattery ’46 & Estep ’46 M McNeil Scholarship Fund Don Estep ’46 ’47 Fred Liddell R Rois Scholarship Fund MOQA Annual Christmas Luncheon Thank you again, Let’s Party! Thursday, Dec. 27th Grizzly Angels Merry Christmas in July! …. You are invited to attend the annual MOQA Christmas Luncheon this December My glass is less 27th, which will be held at the Rock Salt Restaurant than half full on Lake Union starting at 11:00AM. You can register the day of the Luncheon at the event location. Delicious food, Grizzlies socializing, story telling, scholarship award ceremony, special QA Spirit Award presented, prize giveaways, and much, much more. Check the alumni website for details: www.qagrizzlies.org Craig Smith ’69 has taken the president’s reins this year as Dee Hawkes ’54 steps down. Craig will be looking at some new activities. Although it’s long overdue, the women of QA are now also very welcome and encouraged to join with the men in the goals of this organization. Dee will stay on the board as an advisor. The KUAY July 2012 13 Queen Anne HS Alumni Association Fall Luncheon October 6, 2012 QA Alumni Name:______Year: ____ Meal: ___ Fall Luncheon & Name:______Year: ____ Meal: ___ Annual Meeting Please include maiden name Meal Choices: Seattle Yacht Club Phone# for contact: ______T Herb Roasted Turkey 1807 E. Hamlin St make checks to QAHSAA S Seafood Crepe (S. of Montlake Bridge) $35 per person - Please indicate “Fall Luncheon” on check and V Vegetarian Saturday, Oct 6, 2012 mail reservation form with payment by Sept. 26, 2012 to: Salad and Dessert QA Alumni Luncheon, included with each meal. P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109 11:30 a.m. Social Cash Only Bar & Raffle 12:15 p.m. Lunch or register and pay online at www.qagrizzlies.org, click on “News”. Q?s Call Glo at 206-783-9936 Donations Accepted (Save this portion as a reminder) or [email protected]

Another Thank You note received from a proud grandparent of a QASHAA scholarship winner. New QAHS Merchandise New maroon Sweatshirt with full zipper front, hood and pockets

New Tote Bag in Grizzly colors

Was that before How much were the tickets or after it rained? to the 5th floor pool?

Linda (Anderson) Wilson ’65 shows off her Tinker Bell 1/2 marathon medal to Mickey Mouse. Linda ran the marathon (13.1 miles) on January 29, 2012 in Anaheim, CA. 14 The KUAY July 2012 Your QAHSYour Merchandise QAHS Merchandise and Donation Form* Date Ordered

Total Items _____Total Cost$______Name Year Postage &Handling $ ______(First, Maiden, Last) Subtotal $ ______Address City/State/Zip Scholarship Donation $______Unrestricted Donation $______Phone Email

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You may now make donations to the QAHSAA and order your logo To cover postage & handling, add: merchandise online with a credit/debit card via PayPal at: $4 for orders up to $25 www.qagrizzlies.org - click on “QA Alumni Store” $6 for orders $26-$50 $8 for orders over $50 Order Your QAHS Merchandise...Today! Mail checks payable to: Note: Sizes 2XL & 3XL are $2.00 more than listing Queen Anne Alumni Association PO Box 9128, $15 Centennial T-shirt, ash grey S__ M__L__XL__(Close Out)2XL__3XL__ Seattle, WA 98109-0128 $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, stone blue N S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ Questions? $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, ash grey S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ Contact: Jackie (Moore) Zobrist $13 Mourning bear T-shirt, maroon S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ (206) 285-0582 or [email protected] $9 Mourning bear T-shirt, orange S__ M__ (Close Out) $13 School building T-shirt, white S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ Order your choices using this form $18 QA Grizzly T-shirt, navy blue N S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ and pay by check, or view & order items online and pay by credit/debit card! $16 QA Grizzly T-shirt, white S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ www.qagrizzlies.org $35 Denim shirt, blue S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ Items are also sold at most reunions $36 Ladies’ Polo SS shirt, maroon S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ and alumni events, and can also be $36 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, maroon S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ viewed, bought or ordered from: $36 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, white S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ LeRoux in Magnolia $36 Polo short-sleeve shirt, maroon S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ 3220 West McGraw St. (We only accept cash or checks at $36 Polo short-sleeve shirt, white S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ these locations.) $20 Polo SS shirt, white w/maroon trim S__ M__L__XL__(Close Out) 2XL__ $37 Polo long-sleeved shirt, maroon S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ Non-clothing items $45 Sweatshirt, 1/4 zip, grey, no pckts S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ $10 QA ceramic mug w/stripes N __ $50 Sweatshirt, full zip, maroon,pckts S__ M__L__XL__2XL__ $ 1 Antenna ball __ $10 Knit pea cap, maroon & orange N One size fits all $ 7 School print __ $14 Baseball cap, white Adjustable back $ 8 Playing cards(2 decks) __ $15 Baseball cap, maroon S-M__ L-XL__ N = New Item $10 Golf towel __ $60 Sports jacket - Ladies’ sizes YL__ YXL__ $12 Golf balls (3pk/5tees) __ $60 Sports jacket - Men’s sizes S__ M__L__XL__ $20 Golf balls & towel combo __ $50 Vest (reversible), blue S__ M__L__XL__2XL__3XL__ $15 License plate frame, metal __ $ 7 Tote bag-large, polypro N __ $16 Tote bag __ *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 2012 15 Queen Anne High School NON-PROFIT ORG. Alumni Association P.O.Box 9128 U.S.POSTAGE Seattle, WA 98109-0128 PAID SEATTLE, WA CHANGE SERVICE REQUESTED PERMIT NO. 1951

Grizzly Events: Mark Your Calendar Visit www.qagrizzlies.org for the most up-to-date information. See page 7 for reunion info July 2012 QA Alumni Contact Info: Alumni All-Years Summer Picnic, Saturday Address Changes & Memorials (Obits): Aug. 25, 11:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. at Gas Works Park. LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582 (See story, page 1. Note change to Saturday.) Photos & KUAY Editorial Board: John Hennes, [email protected] Doug Streib ’68 Grizzly Cup Golf Event, or 206-284-2266 Saturday, Aug. 25, Lakeland Village. KUAY Who’s News: Call Doug Streib, 253-831-5201 for info. Kim Turner, [email protected] or 206-706-4184 Annual Men of QA Houbregs Golf Events: Tournament, Monday, Sept. 17. Glo (Gleason )Holcomb ’46, 206-783-9936 Call Craig Smith, 206-707-4650, for info. (See page 12) Reunions: LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582 Fall Alumni Luncheon, Saturday, Oct. 6, 11:30 Merchandise: a.m. at Seattle Yacht Club. (See story on page 1, coupon Jackie (Moore) Zobrist, [email protected] on page 14) or 206-285-0582 Men of QA Christmas Luncheon, Thursday, Scholarships: , 11:00 a.m. at Rock Salt restaurant on Lake Kerry McMahan, [email protected] Dec. 27 or 206-523-0079 Union. (See page 13) KUAY Editor: Next KUAY Copy Deadline, Jan. 4, 2013. Elizabeth (Weeks) Pankey, [email protected] Photos at 300 dpi preferred. or 206-542-1937 QAHSAA President: Kim Turner, [email protected] or 206-706-4184 MOQA President: Craig Smith, [email protected] or 206-707-4650