SCHOLARSHIP ISSUE

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Volume 35, Number 2 Queen Anne High School Alumni Association July 2016

QA Scholarship Rules Change! Gary reminded us that Mr. Kato By John Hennes ’51 was in the Minidoka Relocation Center ( an internment camp in The QA Alumni Board and the Alumni Hunt, ID) during WWII. Mr. Kato Association Scholarship Committee, graduated from the camp high chaired by Kerry McMahan ’54, school, Hunt High. Along with have chosen to return to the original getting his degree in Engineering idea of a scholarship program from Bethel College and the UW, primarily for high school students and undergraduate college students. he earned his Master’s degree in We want to include as many different Chemistry from Oregon State and students as possible by not allowing his Administrator credentials from repeats. U. To achieve this, the Alumni Board has Mr. Kato also did judo for 60 years approved the following changes for and taught judo for 43 years. He the scholarship program: won a National Judo Championship 1. You can only win once. Chris Kato in 1957 and earned a 7th degree Scholarship recipients cannot By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 black belt. reapply. 2. Applicants must be high school When my class had its fabulous continued on page 14 seniors or high school equivalency 50th last summer some of the (e.g. GED), college undergrads or many memories of our years former students seeking post-high at QAHS recalled our amazing Inside: school education. teachers. Some were funny, but Acknowledgments 8 3. QA Scholarships can be used most expressed gratitude for the Contacts 16 Donations Form 14 only for college undergraduate way they made the subjects being Editor Column 2 programs or trade and vocational taught meaningful or for their Fall Luncheon Preview 12 programs and may not be used for impact, never forgotten and used in Grizzly Angels 13 post-graduate programs. our later lives. Grizzly Events 16 These changes will take effect for next Men/Women of QA 12 year’s (2017) applicants. We hope One teacher in particular, Chris Memorials 10 that this will broaden the program to Kato, was so acknowledged by Merchandise 15 serve the most people. If you have a letter the QAHS Alumni Assn. Picnic Preview 12 questions about these changes, received from Gary (“Duke”) President’s Message 2 please contact the Scholarship Chair, Williams ’64. Mr. Kato taught Reunion Calendar 9 Kerry McMahan at scholarships@ Chemistry at QAHS from the fall of Scholarships 4-7 qagrizzlies.org or at 206-523-0079. 1958 to the spring of 1970. Who’s News 3 * Summer Picnic – August 28th. See page 12. President’s Hey, do you have some spare Editor’s Message time? Come visit one of our board Column By Sherry (Peck) meetings. We meet the third Carly Avery Moody ’66 Wednesday of every month, at the Hey everyone! Ballard Boys and Girls Club, at 7 Can you believe Hope you are p.m., 20th Ave NW & NW 64th St. this weather? all enjoying your We usually have food to snack on It’s supposed to summer! and we welcome any and all Grizzly be a gloriously bears. warm and sunny summer. I can’t wait. Right now, we 'R\RXNQRZWKDWZHDUHDQRQSURÀW are getting ready to head to Lake association? As such, donations Chelan for a wonderful week at the are soooo very much appreciated. lake. I can’t wait. They are tax deductible! This is how we can put out the KUAY and Our Spring Luncheon is just behind organize lunches and summer us. In my humble opinion, it was picnics for you, but most important, one of our best. Good location, your alumni association provides good friends, good food, good topic, roughly 30 scholarships to heirs of just good all around. My thanks, 2016 Board of Directors Queen Anne High School. One of the again, to Kerry McMahan ’54 for Maggie (Nichols) Birch ’64, Secretary scholarships is targeted to the trade his sponsorship at the Seattle Yacht Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 LQGXVWU\

2 | The KUAY July 2016 WHO’S NEWS fellow Grizzlies Bob Houbregs Nancy (Beatty) Richmond ’53 is Compiled By Kim R. Turner ’61 ’49 and Pete Chiarelli ’76 on this an ordained Presbyterian (USA) UW list. Also on the list is political pastor and chaplain, semi-retired Before I get to the main course, I cartoonist David Horsey, son of and living in San Jacinto, CA. Dan want each of you to log onto the Queen Anne Orchestra and Band Corbett ’56, sends word that he will qagrizzlies.org website and look Director Raymond Horsey (QA 1956- be on national television starting at the Class Pages directory. Don’t 59). Classmates who knew Peter next January (2017). His program just look at your class (if there are Fleming ’46, who died in the jungles will be “Hunting Adventures with members listed) but give a check of Ecuador in 1956, are asked to Mountain Dan”, and will be aired to other years and/or at least, a contact Glo Holcomb ’46 (206-783- on the Berserk Channel. Dan owns class in each decade. The recent 9036; [email protected]). and operates a bird-hunting ranch request for updates to the email She is helping Pete’s brother, Ken in northern California. G. Roger listings came back rich with content. ’45, and others with a new history Schoenhals ’57 has published a Come on, check it out. It doesn’t of that event. Anabel Newman book titled “Saga of the Red Truck: cost anything to look, except time, ’47 has been involved in education Life Lessons from Here and There.” and for what else are you hoarding since graduation. In the 1980’s she This is available through Amazon time? That being said, here’s the was one of the chairpersons for the and other online outlets. Roger and new group of newsmakers from the National Coalition for Literacy. In the family have moved to Wenatchee. Grizzly Corps. 1990’s, she received the Lifetime Christopher “Chris” (Cook) Achievement Award from the Indiana McDonough ’58 has had a busy life; 1930’s: Bert Pound ’34 is once Humanities Council. All this occurred jobs have taken him all over the U.S. again in the University of while she was a professor at Indiana Currently living in Pineville, NC, he news. On April 10, Bert was honored University (Bloomington). She is has been elected to the town council DVD*ROGHQ*UDGXDWHDWWKHÀUVW involved in adult literacy programs there. He says life is good and is ever annual GG Brunch, to honor which now includes an internet continuing to be an adventure. all UW grads from 50 or more years program called Little Abe (www. Dick Baker ’59 wishes more of ago. Good grief – that means UW littleabe/about). his classmates would attend the quarterback Todd Hullin ’61 (UW summer picnic. He comes up from ’66) is eligible. Meanwhile, Bert 1950’s: Virginia (Callison) Dolan- Costa Rica, and hasn’t missed the is still doing his one-arm pushups Ryno ’50 is back on her travels, picnic in many years! Marian Hailey- after the Huskies score in football, currently in Spain and its territories. Moss ’59 has a new book in the and marching with the Alumni Terris “Terry” Howard ’52 recently RIÀQJEXWVWLOOQHHGVÀQDQFLQJIRU Band, at age 99. Bert (UW ’37) retired as 727 crew chief in charge it. It is “Freddie the Runaway Cow” has a deep and lasting love affair RIWKHUHVWRUDWLRQRIWKHÀUVW coloring book and is based on a true with the university. He was awarded built by Boeing. Work was done at story. Freddie the cow now lives in the inaugural Golden Graduates the Museum of Flight Restoration the Skylands Animal Sanctuary in Distinguished Center at New Jersey. Alumnus Award, Paine Field for a “lifetime in Everett, 1960s: George Malcolm “Mac” of sustained :$7KHÀQDO Hightower ’60 is one of the subjects engagement with ÁLJKWRIWKH of a search by Janna Hoehn, a the University.” plane was to volunteer with the Vietnam Veterans Congratulations, Bert Pound ’34 the Museum TC Howard ’52 (left) Memorial: “Faces Never Forgotten” in 2014. Bert. of Flight at with colleagues Jim which hopes to locate photos of Boeing Field Munneke and John each and every fallen hero from the 1940’s: George W. Jeffs ’42 was on March 2, Catazaro in front of the Vietnam War. Mac’s honored by the UW (’45, ’48) as one 2016. restored Boeing 727. sister, Barbara of the UW Wondrous One Hundred. (Hightower) Baker He is a renowned engineer for the ’54 was able to Apollo missions to the moon, and We need your input to create the Who’s provide three was part of the team working to save News column. Send news of Grizzlies to: different photos of the crippled Apollo 13 after its near Who’s News Editor, QA Alumni Assoc., Mac for use in the George “Mac” tragedy in space. The “missions” P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109, or email : [email protected]. project. Hightower ’60. team won a Presidential Medal of Photos at 300 dpi or higher res. are welcome. Freedom in 1970. George joins continued on page 11

The KUAY July 2016 | 3 The 2016 winners are: Candice Bleiler QAHSAA 2016 – completed her Cheyenne B. Ammons sophomore year with SCHOLARSHIPS – graduated from a 3.5 GPA at College Burlington-Edison of the Canyons, Santa High School and Clarita, CA and will begin her junior enrolled at Skagit year at California State University- By Kerry McMahan ’54 Valley College this fall pursuing a Channel Islands, continuing her YHWHULQDU\DVVLVWDQWFHUWLÀFDWLRQ major in Sociology. She is the Our 34th annual scholarship )ROORZLQJFHUWLÀFDWLRQVKHZLOO daughter of Leslie ’53 and Barbara competition resulted in 30 attend Bellingham Technical Wright Bleiler. She is awarded the scholarship awards made possible College in order to become a Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship in by the exceptional generosity of veterinary technician. She is the memory of Carol A. Rois. classes, reunion groups, individual granddaughter of Nadine Cook Hill donations and the collective ’47. She is awarded the Maxine Zachery C. Bowman donations of many Queen Anne Amundson McMahan ’45 Memorial –graduated from alumni. There were 41 applications Scholarship. Anacortes High School received by the March 31st deadline. with a 3.75 GPA and Gina Bartelli – begins her From these, 17 scholarships were enrolled at Eastern awarded to high school seniors and sophomore year as a theatre Washington University this fall 13 to college students. arts major at Northern Colorado majoring in physical therapy. His University in Greeley, CO. Her theater school activities include National IMPORTANT NOTE: the 2017 and dance classes feature ever Honor Society, varsity soccer and competition will be limited to changing schedules so there is little football, student council and Ecology high school graduates, trade time for activities, but she is able to Green Club. He is the son of William school applicants, and university participate in French Club. She is the and Jennifer Wood Bowman ’79. undergraduate students only. See daughter of Rick and Lisa Bedayan He is awarded the Class of 1964 Memorial Scholarship donated by story page 1. Bartelli ’72. She is awarded the Hal the class of 1964. Will ’46 Memorial Scholarship. Those interested in competing for Trinell Carpenter a 2017 award should download Kyle Berquist – the NEW application from the QA – begins her junior graduated from year carrying a 3.5 website this fall and take great care Shorewood High to follow the completion instructions GPA at the University School with a 4.0 GPA of Washington while for the application form AND THE and plans to major pursuing a public health degree, COVER LETTER. in environmental studies, at the with plans to enroll in their School of There is no excuse for University of California – Berkley. Medicine. Her honors and activities not complying with every His activities and honors include: include Dean’s list, Phi Theta Kappa requirement. class president, National Honor honor society, UW medical school Society president, National Merit research assistant, Harborview Do not use an obsolete application Commended Scholar, Rotary Student Medical Center volunteer and form. of the Month, DECA, varsity tennis. Dawg Daze leader for orientation of freshman students. She is $SSOLFDQWVPXVWVXEPLWRIÀFLDO He is the son of Thomas and Karen the daughter of the late Jeffrey transcripts, signed by/from their Berquist and the grandson of Janice and Cathryn Carpenter and the school’s registrar, which must Wagner Berquist ’54. He is awarded contain their fall semester grades. granddaughter of the late Barbara the Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship Black Holmes ’54. She is awarded $Q\WKLQJOHVVWKDQDQRIÀFLDO in memory of Carol A. Rois. the Class of 1955 Memorial signed transcript will disqualify the Scholarship donated by the class applicant from competition! 1955.

4 | The KUAY July 2016 Makayla Clark – a and the granddaughter of Minnie is the son of Shelley Diane Hartman previous winner, she Hill Huber’49. She is awarded ’74. He is awarded the Queen Anne begins her sophomore the DV & Ida McEachern Family Alumni Scholarship donated by the year majoring in Scholarship. class of 1960. Journalism at Northern University carrying a 3.93 James Jarrett Haydon Caroline Hennes – graduated from GPA. Her honors and activities – graduated from Faith Holy Names Academy with a 4.0 GPA include Dean’s List, Alpha Delta Academy, Marble Falls, and enrolled at Lewis Lambda scholarship honorary, TX with a 4.0 GPA and & Clark University in gymnastics team, campus TV station enrolled at Texas A Portland. Her honors & M University this fall majoring in volunteer and fund raising for and activities include mechanical engineering. His honors juvenile arthritis and breast cancer Honors at Entrance to and activities include president, organizations. She is the daughter Holy Names, National Honor Society, National Honor Society, Dean’s List, of Todd and Lisa Clark and the honors chemistry, English and math, granddaughter of Sam Vasconi ’53. captain, varsity , Interact six AP classes, captain, varsity She is awarded the Paul Pearson Club and 4-H Club. He is the son of tennis, and All Metro selection on ’57 Memorial Scholarship donated Russell and Kelly Ann Haydon and Holy Names Metro Championship by his brothers, Rich, Jim and Carl. the grandson of James and Nancy Cropp Hunt, both ’57. He is awarded soccer team. She is the daughter of Cailey Ferber – graduated from the Gizella Fias ’68 Memorial Dave Hennes and Leigh Anderson Klahowya High School, Silverdale, Scholarship donated by Carol and the granddaughter of Virginia WA, with a 3.4 GPA and enrolled at McCready Cohn ’68. and the late Jim Hennes ’51. She Central Washington University this is awarded the Dan Kinnaird ’61 Justin Harmon – fall pursuing degrees in chemistry Memorial Scholarship donated by graduated from and education with long range plans Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61. to become a chemistry teacher. Sacred Heart Prep, Atherton, CA with a Her activities and awards include Haeley Johnston 3.4 GPA and enrolled ASB vice-president, varsity soccer – graduated from at Chapman University this fall and lacrosse, cheer team captain, Mountlake Terrace majoring in business administration. science club, DECA, Girls State and High School with a All American Cheerleader. She is His activities include all league 3.96 GPA and enrolled the daughter of David and Joelle varsity football, varsity basketball at Washington State University Ferber and the granddaughter of and varsity . He is the son this fall majoring in biochemistry. Judy Coleman Smith ’57, and great of Grant and Linda Harmon and granddaughter of Nellie Leishman the grandson of Patricia Reiswig Her honors and awards include Coleman ’36 She is awarded the Moulton ’48. He is awarded the Phil National Honor Society, Key Club, David L. Williams ’61 Memorial M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship Technology Association and student Scholarship donated by his brother donated by family and friends of tutor. She is the daughter of Todd Don Williams ’62. Phil M. Davis. and Andrea Johnston and the great granddaughter of Reidun Gundersen Nicholas Alexander Briahna Gibson – a Meissner ’42.She is awarded previous winner, she Hartman – graduated the Victor H. Anderson Faculty begins her sophomore from Federal Way Memorial Scholarship donated by year at Eastern High School with a his family. Washington University 3.3 GPA and enrolled carrying a 3.8 GPA majoring in at Highline Community College this physical education. Her honors and fall majoring in architecture. His activities include Dean’s List, Big Sky activities include community service Conference academic honors, EWU through his church, camp counselor, continued on the next page Student Spotlight Recognition award Boys and Girls Club, Special and varsity cross country. She is the Olympics, and church trips for help daughter of Jim and Darlene Gibson in remodeling/repairing facilities. He

The KUAY July 2016 | 5 Chloe Jones – ’72. She is awarded the Bernadette actress, stage and set designer, graduated from Rogavich Sjolseth ’32 Memorial touring Band, and the Director’s Ballard High School Scholarship donated by Larry Award for Outstanding Service to the with a 3.76 GPA Rogavich ’47. Drama Club. She is the daughter of and enrolled at Clay and Margaret Moyle and the Claire Lynch – 3DFLÀF/XWKHUDQ8QLYHUVLW\WKLVIDOO granddaughter of the late Ben ’51 graduated from Ballard majoring in business administration. and Marliss Bell ’55 Moyle and the High School with a 3.7 H e r a c t i v i t i e s i n c l u d e : great granddaughter of Florence GPA and enrolled this National Honor Society, Earth Short Moyle ’31 and Leland Bell fall at the University of Service Corps, varsity golf and ’28. She is awarded the Queen Anne Washington majoring in engineering. swimming. She is the daughter High School Alumni Scholarship Her activities include: DECA, of Jason and Jennifer Jones and donated by Melissa Mounger Link Crew, Key Club and varsity the granddaughter of Jacqueline Nielsen ’57. swimming. She is the daughter of Gangstee Magere ’61. She is Gregory and Marjorie Cook Lynch Michael Parsons – a awarded the Maxine Johnston Rustuen ’38 Memorial Scholarship ’80. She is awarded the Queen Anne previous winner, he donated by Sandra Rustuen Smith High School Alumni Scholarship begins his junior year ’65. donated by Thomas W. Wall ’61. at Virginia Military Institute, Lexington Emilia Kini – Lauren Meucci VA, with a 3.3 GPA majoring in graduated from – graduated from chemistry. His activities and Windward Community Sehome High School, achievements include: selection College, Kaneohe, Bellingham WA, with a as a general chemistry group study HI and enrolled at 3.6 GPA and enrolled session tutor, selection to be a the University of Hawaii at Manoa at St. Michael’s College, Colchester, permanent member of a professor’s pursuing a degree in Hawaiian VT, majoring in environmental research team and selection as studies and anthropology. She studies. Her activities and awards manager of the VMI varsity rugby is employed part time and has include: varsity cross-country, track team. He is the son of Leslie and Mary volunteered in Hawaiian cultural DQGÀHOGWKHUDS\GRJFHUWLÀFDWLRQ Parsons and the grandson of Kerry activities in the community and in team, Planned Parenthood Teen ’54 and the late Barbara Caldwell the Unbound Program, supporting Council, horse riding competition, McMahan ’55. He is awarded the children from underdeveloped including winning the Lake Robert D. Rois ’55 Scholarship in nations. Her long term goals are to Washington Saddle Club Hunter memory of Carol L. Rois. teach and write books on the history Series Overall Grand Championship. of Hawaii. She is the daughter of She is the daughter of Dan and Lisa Alexander Sellen – graduated from Joseph and Sheila Carroll Kini ’65. Meucci and the granddaughter of Ed Newman High School, Newman, She is awarded the William W. Tobin Schnebele ’58. She is awarded the GA with a 4.0 GPA and enrolled ’46 Memorial Scholarship donated Queen Anne High School Alumni at the University of West Georgia Scholarship donated by Frieda by Dana Tobin Gunter. this fall majoring in Economics. His Ching Wong ’55. activities include Key Club, Special Rimona Law – begins Olympics volunteer, History Club and Grace Moyle – her junior year at Vet Connects, a local program at graduated from Fife the National Guard Armory, where High School, Tacoma carrying a 3.7 GPA in students interact with Viet Nam WA with a 3.2 GPA environmental studies. veterans to learn about the war. and enrolled at Pierce Her activities include: mentoring He is the son of Christopher and College pursuing an Associate elementary school students, Belinda Sellen and the grandson degree before transferring to a coordinating volunteer program for of Peter Alexander Sellen ’56. He university and earning a degree environmental farm studies, and is awarded the Donald McNeil ’65 in industrial design or mechanical camp counselor for children with Memorial Scholarship. engineering. Her activities include special needs. She is the daughter Key Club, FCCLA, Drama Club, of Steve and Dawn Robbins Law

6 | The KUAY July 2016 Nicholas Shiach Jessica Strong – a Chandler A. Waldal – graduated from previous winner, – graduated from La Bainbridge High she begins her Costa Canyon High School with a 3.8 sophomore year School, Carlsbad, GPA and will major in majoring in nursing CA with a 4.5 GPA environmental science at the College at Seattle University carrying a 4.0 and received Direct Admission into of Wooster, Ohio. His activities GPA. Her honors and activities the University of Washington this include National Honor Society, include President’s List, Dean’s fall majoring in civil engineering. Biomedical Engineering Club and List, Trustee’s Merit Scholarship, Her honors and activities include: captain, varsity cross-country. He volunteering for Redmond Fire National Honor Society, captain, is the son of Michael and Vivian Department events and preparing California State Champion varsity Ceniza Shiach ’73. He is awarded meals for the homeless at St. James ODFURVVHWHDPDQGYDUVLW\ÀHOG the Bruce Bowe ’62 Memorial Cathedral. She is the daughter of hockey league champions. She Scholarship donated by Don Gregory and Sara Baker Strong is the daughter of Jimmy and Elin Williams ’62 ’75. She is awarded the DV & Ida Waldal and the granddaughter McEachern Family Scholarship. of James C. Waldal ’54. She is Braeden Small – awarded the Robert D, Rois ’55 begins her senior Darby Throndsen – Scholarship in memory of Carol A. year at California a previous winner, Rois. Polytechnic State she begins her University, San Luis sophomore year at Veronica Wright Obispo, CA carrying a 3.6 GPA Central Washington – graduated from majoring in biomedical engineering. University carrying a 3.6 GPA Eastmont High School, Her honors and activities include: majoring in business administration. East Wenatchee, President’s Honors List, Dean’s Her honors and activities include WA with a 3.9 GPA List, Tau Beta Engineering Honor Dean’s List, equestrian team and and enrolled this fall at Cottey Society and women’s soccer, (league cross-country. She is the daughter College, Nevada, MO. Her goal is and regional champions). She is of Robert and Kay Throndsen and a successful career in dentistry. the daughter of Stephen Small and the granddaughter of Ralph ’55 and Her honors and activities include: Tammy Fisher Huson ’79. She is Sharon Christianson Krutsinger National Honor Society, Knowledge awarded the DV & Ida McEachern ’57. She is awarded the DV & Ida Bowl, pep, marching and concert Family Scholarship. McEachern Family Scholarship. band, AP and honors classes in chemistry, calculus, and world Madeleine Stencil- Lauren Valentine history, and theater and drama club Swartz – begins – graduated from participation.. She is the daughter her junior year at Kentwood High school of Greg and Christina-Marie Wright Washington State with a 3.6 GPA and and the granddaughter of Randy University with a 3.3 enrolled at Seattle Johnson ’74 and Melody Nichols GPA majoring in sports management 3DFLÀF8QLYHUVLW\WKLVIDOOPDMRULQJ Johnson Stenerson ’74. She is with plans to become a sports agent in biology in a pre-med program. awarded the Queen Anne High following graduation. Her activities Her honors and activities include: School Alumni Scholarship donated are limited due to her class workload National Honor Society, Student by numerous Grizzlies. but she has made time for dance of the Month, Key Club, Principal classes and plans to dance in Cellist and First Chair in the school theater following graduation. She orchestra and school and club is the daughter of Jennifer Swartz volleyball. She is the daughter of and the granddaughter of Grace Cathleen and Anthony Valentine Helgren Easley ’56. She is awarded ’78. She is awarded the DV & Ida the DV & Ida McEachern Family McEachern Family Scholarship. Scholarship.

The KUAY July 2016 | 7 Grizzlies at Yankee Stadium baseball team, winning the Seattle By Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 HS Baseball Championship that year. Mike Blowers, with Root Sports, had Marc Pease ’69 and his wife played on the UW Husky baseball team. Suzanne Mager took a trip to NYC this year and were busy with many Marc was surprised when Root activities, including Broadway Sports asked where they were sitting productions, visiting “Ground at Yankee Stadium. They were Zero”, walking on the Highline, and even more surprised when Marc, birding in Central Park with the NYC Suzanne and Scott were on view on Audubon President. TV screens in Seattle. During the game coverage on April 16, Mariner While they were in New York City the fans got to hear about the 1969 QA Mariners happened to be playing Grizzlies Baseball Championship, the Yankees, Felix was pitching. Scott, wearing his QA baseball hat, Marc called up Scott Stevens ’69 in and Marc were mentioned and Felix Connecticut and asked him to come won the game! down to attend the game with them. Marc then contacted Root Sports Marc thinks that QA Coach Mel Scott Stevens (left) and Marc Pease, and told them that Scott and he had Waite would be smiling and saying both ’69, at Yankee Stadium. played on the 1969 QA Grizzlies “take two and hit to right.”

2016 Annual Spring Luncheon We were excited to see the Grizzly ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS By Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 spirit in the faculty who attended, Every issue we thank our alumni which included Bob Brubaker, board and other volunteers The annual Spring Luncheon took and Dan Walther, along with their who keep us going. None of our place on Saturday, April 23, 2016 spouses, and John Doty. alums are paid for what they do. at the Seattle Yacht Club. Sherry All Grizzlies owe these people (Peck) Moody ’66, President, Kim Turner ’61 told the story many thanks. Without them there welcomed us all. Introductions of how we got the QA colors of is no alumni association. We and Program were led by Claudia maroon and orange (not gold). In also acknowledge the following (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 and Kim 1909 when the school opened, supporters. We need all of you. Turner ’61. newly installed principal Otto L. Please join in! Luther touted the Blue and Gold of 7KH5DIÁH%DVNHWVZHUHZRQE\ Univ. of California, his alma mater. Kindnesses—Our Thanks to: Craig Smith ’69, Jeri Samuelsen Students got together to come up The Ballard Boys and Girls Club ’63, Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46, with a combination as far removed for providing meeting space for the and both Dan Walther and wife Ann from those colors as possible. They monthly board meetings. won baskets. (The party continues selected maroon and orange in Terris Howard ’52, Carol McGuinn at the Walther’s home!) Ruth GHÀDQFHRI/XWKHU·VZLVKHV ’67, Bill Bloch ’62, Allan White (Hanson) Ghormley ’42 won the ’54, Pat (Sykes) Ronhaar ’47, 50/50. To end the luncheon we sang the Joye (Olson) Wyckoff ’41, Ardena Queen Anne Fight Song and our (Bramwell) Pendleton ’56 and Baskets were donated by: Jeannie Alma Mater. It was a great success, Joe Ferluga ’49 for continuing to (Hayes) Warren ’61, Jackie (Moore) ZLWKDORWRIÀUVWWLPHDWWHQGHHV Zobrist ’63, Claudia (Kettles) screen newspapers for the death Lovgren ’65, Sherry (Peck) Moody Save the date of our upcoming notices used in our Memorials. We ’66 and John Wedeberg ’63, and Fall Luncheon, which will have appreciate all those who write us Glo (Gleason) Holcomb ’46 with a Halloween theme, costumes about our fellow alumni passages. son David Holcomb ’72 (inventor of optional: Saturday, October 29, Tully’s Coffee, on W. Nickerson St., Chef’n Products). 2016 at the Seattle Yacht Club. for coffee and tea at our August picnic. Hope to see you all at the Fall Luncheon. Go Grizzlies! continued on page 14

8 | The KUAY July 2016 GRIZZLY REUNIONS Planning a reunion? Contact LD Zobrist at [email protected] or 206-285-0582 for details on how we can support your efforts.

2016 REUNIONS Details at www.qagrizzlies.org/reunions.htm Class Date/Time Location Contact ’46 Planning underway. Glo (Gleason) Holcomb Call if interested. 206-783-9936 ’51 N/A ’56 Saturday, June 4 Ray’s Boat House Perry Perry, 425-408-0536 5 - 9:00 pm Shilshole Bay Larry Austin, 425-771-3494 Seattle, WA 98107 [email protected] ’61 Sunday, September 18 Seattle Yacht Club’s “Elliott Bay (ODLQH %XWWHUÀHOG .DOODV 4 - 8:00 pm Room” @the Elliott Bay Marina, 503-723-3388 2601 W Marina Pl. [email protected] Seattle, WA 98199 ’66 Friday, August 12 Golf at Nile Shrine Golf Ctr. Reunions With Class, 425-644-1044 Saturday, August 13 Nile Shrine Golf Center www.ReunionsWithClass.com Time: 6 - 11:00 pm 6601 244th St SW Linda (Balcom) Reed ’66 Updates/Reservations Mountlake Terrace, WA 98043 [email protected] via Reunions With Class. ’71 N/A ’76 Friday, August 5, 2016 Lake Union Cafe Reunions With Class, 425-644-1044 7:00 pm - 12:00 am. 3119 Eastlake Ave E www.ReunionsWithClass.com Updates/Reservations Seattle, WA 98102 Juanita Quiban’76 via Reunions With Class. [email protected] ’81 N/A

FUTURE REUNIONS

Class Date/Time Location Contact ’52 Planning underway Liz (Winkler) Adams [email protected] ’57 Planning underway Janet (Hannon) Mutter [email protected] ’67 Saturday, July 22, 2017 Sand Point Country Club Reunions With Class, 425-644-1044 www.ReunionsWithClass.com Updates via Reunions Bob Wilson ’67 With Class. [email protected]

The KUAY July 2016 | 9 ’48 Barbro (Carlson) Ulbrickson of Seattle, WA, Jan 4, 2016 ’48 Phyllis ‘Phyl’ (Olson) Fowler of Lacey, WA, Feb 27, 2016 MEMORIALS ’48 Douglas L ‘Doug’ Wilson of Clyde Hill, WA, Nov 14, 2015 ’49 Ronald L Bulmer of Castle Rock, CO, Sep 18, 2015 ’49 Alyce L (Larsen) Sherrard of Seattle, WA, Jun 28, 2015 ’32 Paul Velguth of San Francisco, CA, Feb 4, 1913 ’49 Marilyn (Marshall) Ahrens of Medina, WA, Feb 4, 2016 ’34 Bertram W ‘Bert’ Nielsen of Huntington Beach, CA, ’49 Rollin F Newton of Port Orchard, WA, Aug 18, 2015 Oct 17, 2015 ’49 George Robinson of La Conner, WA, Mar 18, 2016 ’35 Robert Foster of Seattle, WA, Nov 11, 2013 ’49 Robert K ‘Bob’ Waitt of Sammamish, WA, Apr 4, 2016 ’36 Mary A (Luce) Patterson of Tucson, AZ, Mar 14, 2015 ’50 Maurice ‘Moe’ Caldwell of Seattle, WA, Feb 25, 2016 ’36 Helen I (Solid) Strong of Des Moines, WA, Mar 5, 2016 ’50 Robert C ‘Bob’ Hanson of Medina, WA, Feb 3, 2016 ’38 Letty J (Caldwell) Shapley of Atlanta, GA, Dec 9, 2015 ’50 William ‘Bill’ Roth, 1954 ’38 Maxine L (Johnson) Rustuen of Bellevue, WA, Feb 13, 2016 ’51 Dorothy C (Jones) Almquist of Boulder, CO, Mar 19, 2016 ’38 Doris (Noonan) Liming of Snohomish, WA, Apr 17, 2016 ’51 Bennett H ‘Ben’ Moyle of Edgewood, WA, Feb 23, 2016 ’38 Frank A Pritchard Jr of Seattle, WA, Jan 22, 2016 ’51 William G Smith of Inglewood, CA, Apr 15, 2016 ’38 Anita M (Vucinovich) Brandmeir of Rolling Prairie, IN, ’52 Kathleen M ‘Kay’ (Gettys) Elliott of Los Angeles, CA, Apr 16, 2015 Apr 19, 2016 ’39 Mathew G Boyeson of Oak Harbor, WA, Jan 21, 2016 ’52 Samuel O Kerley of Bellevue, WA ’39 Jane C (Criddle) Slade of Seattle, WA, Jan 6, 2016 ’52 Willard A Retelle of Seattle, WA, Jul 10, 2014 ’39 Virginia (Velguth) Serigstad of Idaho Falls, ID, May 3, 2014 ’52 Joseph D ‘Dale’ Tyler of Stanwood, WA, Jan 24, 2016 ’40 Constance L ‘Connie’ (Bateman) Johnson of Gig ’53 Janet R Corley of Twisp, WA, May 2016 Harbor, WA, Mar 18, 2016 ’53 Donald R ‘Don’ Wright of Bremerton, WA, Feb 21, 2016 ’40 Herbert ‘Monty’ Evans of Seattle, WA, Jan 13, 2016 ’54 Richard M ‘Dick’ Hepburn of Camano Island, WA, Jan 8, 2016 ’40 Rex M Golobic of Foster City, CA, Jan 8, 2015 ’55 George Owner of Bow, WA, Apr 5, 2016 ’40 Joybelle (Johnson) Hansen of Stanwood, WA, May 11, 2015 ’55 Kay K (Tibbetts) Fender of Snohomish, WA, Apr 28, 2016 ’40 Janet (MacDougall) Paulson of Enumclaw, WA, Dec 17, 2015 ’56 Joy A (Brown) Norman of Duvall, WA, Dec 23, 2015 ’40 Fay E (McPhail) Tourtellot of Shoreline, WA, Jun 2, 2011 ’56 Judith M Flanagan of Seattle, WA, Jan 28, 2016 ’40 Robert C ‘Bob’ Pickrell of Seattle, WA, Dec 21, 2015 ’56 Ingemar R ‘Swede’ Larsson of Kent, WA, May 26, 2015 ’40 Annette (Thompson) Katica of Seattle, WA, Mar 19, 2016 ’56 Kent H Rogers of Georgetown, TX, Jan 28, 2016 ’41 Jacqueline G ‘Jackie’ Cedarholm of Seattle, WA, Feb 12, 2016 ’57 Patricia N ‘Nadine’ (Blackford) Belcher of Seattle, WA, ’42 Peter G Apostolou Jr of Mercer Island, WA, Feb 7, 2016 Feb 25, 2016 ’42 Riley T Folsom of Stanwood, WA, Dec 15, 2015 ’57 Janet G (Gallaher) Myers of Bellevue, WA, Feb 2, 2016 ’42 Robert M ‘Bob’ Reiman of Helena, MT, Sep 4, 2015 ’57 Frances A (Hayes) Masters of Mill Creek, WA, Mar 26, 2016 ’43 Betty I (Davis) Leidholdt of Snohomish, WA, Apr 6, 2016 ’57 Rex L Hollowell of Spokane, WA, Jan 7, 2009 ’43 Ivanetta (Jones) Robbecke of Chugiak, AK, May 4, 2016 ’57 Sharon D (Mantik) Darrigan of Federal Way, WA, May 2, 2015 ’43 Melvin D Pountain of Shoreline, WA, Apr 28, 2016 ’57 Robert B ‘Bob’ Telfer of San Mateo, CA, Dec 27, 2015 ’44 Anthony L ‘Tony’ Bozanich of Redmond, WA, Jan 2, 2016 ’57 Walter Yorker of Seattle, WA, Oct 3, 2007 ’44 Mabel E (Carr) Fenimore of Wasilla, AK, Jan 12, 2016 ’58 Howard E Brandt of Adelphi, MD, Apr 13, 2014 ’44 Patricia J ‘Pat’ (Cunningham) Tewkesbury of Seattle, ’58 Charles W ‘Chuck’ Davis of Sequim, WA, Mar 30, 2016 WA, Jan 21, 2016 ’59 Harvey L Beagle of Yakima, WA, May 28, 2014 ’44 Ronald E ‘Ron’ McKinstry of Bainbridge Island, WA, ’59 Robert W Jones of Marana, AZ, Apr 5, 2016 Mar 5, 2016 ’60 Peter A Dierickx of Mercer Island, WA, Mar 2, 2016 ’44 Kenneth L ‘Ken’ Williams of Bainbridge Island, WA, ’60 Ronald D Knowles of Portland, OR, Apr 23, 2016 Dec 30, 2015 ’60 Fred Petty of Shoreline, WA, Feb 10, 2016 ’45 Milford L ‘Mel’ Foley of Torrance, CA, Jan 14, 2014 ’61 Arleigh C Felch of Golden Valley, AZ, Jan 1, 2016 ’45 Roy C McClure of Seattle, WA, Apr 23, 2016 ’61 Joie A Gifford of Stanwood, WA, May 15, 2015 ’45 Neil H Walker of Seattle, WA, Mar 12, 2016 ’61 Barbara L (Widdop) Eyrish of Lynnwood, WA, Apr 27, 2015 ’46 Georgia A (Baldwin) Gordon of Walnut Creek, CA, Dec 5, 2015 ’62 Donald L ‘Don’ Fisher of Kailua Kona, HI, Jan 21, 2016 ’46 Tom Newton of Renton, WA, Jan 28, 2010 ’62 Richard Torpey of Puyallup, WA, Jun 1, 2014 ’47 Edward F Kyllonen of Olympia, WA, Aug 15, 2015 ’63 Christine L ‘Kris’ (Alsted) Kapp of Everett, WA, Jan 1, 2016 ’47 Petter B ‘Peter’ Lee of Universal City, TX, Mar 29, 2016 ’63 Jay D Jones of Sun Lakes, AZ, Apr 30, 2016 ’47 Irvin F Matson of Seattle, WA, Apr 26, 2016 ’65 Gregory E ‘Greg’ Grove of Redmond, WA, May 17, 2000 ’47 Barbara J (Rhodes) Frederick of Seattle, WA, May 6, 2016 ’65 Vance Larson of Bothell, WA, Dec 28, 2015 ’47 George A Walker Jr of Seattle, WA, Mar 12, 2016 ’65 Ronald I ‘Ron’ Williams of Bothell, WA, 2015 ’48 Carol M (Berg) Charvat of Bellingham, WA, Mar 27, 2016 continued on page 12 10 | The KUAY July 2016 WHO’S NEWS Duncan ’68 has served the last 15 is “having a ball!” He was retired continued from page 3 years as CEO of Okanogan County but was unhappy with that status. Community Action Council. She lives He remains a solid Seahawks fan Kim Turner ’61 has been having in her home along the Okanogan “12s forever.” Jeffrey Smith ’78 fun singing with the Seattle River. She says, “I’m very grateful for has co-founded a restaurant and Seachordsmen, the local barbershop the education I received at QAHS, written three books. Has moved harmony men’s chorus. By the time as it gave me the start I needed to back to Seattle (Magnolia) where this goes to print, he will have sung succeed despite life’s curve balls!” he heads his design studio Smith at Folklife with this group, then Design Works, which focuses on performed with the American Radio 1970s & 80s: Ruben Van Kempen brand design and strategy. He says, 7KHDWHUWKHQH[WGD\DQGÀQDOO\ ’70 just received the Western “always fun catching up with Queen put on two performances of the Washington University 2016 Anne alumni while running errands Seachordsmen’s spring concert, Distinguished Alumnus Award. in the Village.” Felicia Carstens ’81 “Disney Noir;” a musical play which Ruben recently retired as Roosevelt living in Indiana for the last 16 years, brings the dark side of Disney music H.S. Drama Teacher/Coach. and is now Legally married to her to the fore. Joseph “Joe”Samione Ammie (Felder) Williams ’71 sold partner Yvonne and grandmother ’62 KDVDÁDLUZLWKZRUGVRQRXU real estate for over 20 years and to 9 children. “Hope everyone website directory: “Minutes we currently has a downsizing business from Queen Anne is also ‘living the counted in class, each class; the called the House Whisperer. She dream’ and is experiencing total hours we hope would go by faster lives in New Rochelle, NY. Kirby happiness at this time.” to move closer to graduation and Wilbur ’71 and Mark C. (Thelen) become an adult. The days we Christopher ’79 work for radio Other News: If you Magnolia School squandered to meet life’s goals, to station KVI. Kirby now has a morning grads have not heard, the $1.2 become the boss, or just the best in program at which billion in school levies will allow the RXUÀHOGV

The KUAY July 2016 | 11 MWOQA News Let’s Picnic Like It’s 2016 By Roger Jensen, ’61 By Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

New Wave: The reins of the Men & Al’s Grill and the Grillers will be appearing on Sunday, August 28th at Gas Women of Queen Anne have been Works Park on Seattle’s lovely Lake Union, from 11:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. passed to Don Lorentz ’60 by our Fellow QAHS Grizzlies will be well entertained by burgers, dogs (hot) and retiring long standing chair, Dee beverages. Grizzly alums are invited to bring side dishes also. Donations Hawkes ’54. Don can be reached (suggested $5) are welcomed to offset the expenses of park fees along with at 206-948-4197 or donaldlorentz@ food costs. gmail.com. The fun can be found at Gas Works Park at the north end of Lake Union Queen Anne Invitational: White (Meridian Ave N. and Northlake Way). For detailed directions see www. Horse Golf Course in Kingston qagrizzlies.org. welcomed QA alums and friends to challenge its not-so-wide fairways We will be glad to see and feed you QA Grizzlies! Oh, wait…it IS 2016! and undulating greens on April 30, 2016. The four talented golfers who won Closest to the Pin honors Oct. 29th for Fall Luncheon were: Doug Kemper, Tom Kallas, By Jeri Samuelsen ’63, Event Chair Dick Fulton and Corey Rockey. Senior (over 65) Long Drive honors went to Now is the time to start your planning for the Queen Anne Alumni Fall Roger Jensen ’61 and Junior L.D. Luncheon and Annual Meeting. The date is Saturday, October 29th at the went to Dick Fulton. Seattle Yacht Club 11:30 a.m. We have a wonderful day planned for all. It’s two days before Halloween. We hope you’ll choose to wear a costume. We Also enjoying the beautiful day and ZLOOKDYHRXUUDIÁHDQG4$LWHPVIRUVDOH7KHDQQXDOHOHFWLRQRIQHZ competition were QA grads: Jim board members will be held during a short business meeting. Enjoy the view Dorney ’64, John Steele ’64, Reid with the beautiful fall colors. Please plan on attending. Shockey ’63, Alden Graebner ’63, Don Lorentz ’60, Karl Kollen ’59, This year’s meal choices will be: Seafood Crepes, Roast Turkey and all the and Rob Thompson ’59. We were extras, or a Cheddar/Spinach Quiche. Salad and rolls are included. pleased to have friends from Lincoln and Ballard High Schools also See coupon on page 14 or register online at www.qagrizzlies.org. represented. Registrations are due by Oct. 21st. Also, mark your calendars: the Spring Luncheon is April 29, 2017. Houbregs Golf Tournament: All golfers (men and women) are invited to our fall Queen Anne Golf Classic, now at Foster Golf Links in Tukwila MEMORIALS on Monday, Sept. 19, with a noon contined from page 10 Shotgun Start. To register, call or ’66 Julie (Foster) Kelley of Marblemount, WA, Dec 27, 2013 email Don Lorentz (donaldlorentz@ ’66 Clayton B McKinnon of Seattle, WA, Apr 6, 2016 gmail.com or 206-948-4197) or ’67 Kevin P O’Shaughnessy of Coos Bay, OR, Jan 14, 2016 Roger Jensen (rogerjensen@cbbain. ’68 Susan C Clark of Seattle, WA, Jan 20, 2016 com or 206-354-5478). ’70 Patricia J ‘Patti’ (Shiels) Cross of Edmonds, WA, Dec 31, 2015 ’71 Steven Pothakos of Seattle, WA Christmas Luncheon: The annual ’72 William H ‘Bill’ Backman of Marrowstone Island, WA, Mar 31, 2016 MWOQA holiday luncheon will ’73 Donald S Houge of Bend, OR, Dec 2015 be moving, due to the closure of ’73 Oliver W Lehtinen of Seattle, WA, Aug 15, 2015 Anthony’s Homeport at Shilshole. ’74 Leigh M Hoff of Everett, WA, 2015 The date is planned for Tuesday, QA Staff Alice L Simondet of Waite Park, MN, Mar 3, 2008 Dec. 27, probably at Anthony’s Pier QA Staff Leroy J Tuscher of Bethlehem, PA, Apr 15, 2016 66. See the alumni website for QA Staff John A Doty of Seattle, WA, May, 2016 updates.

12 | The KUAY July 2016 GRIZZLY ANGELS ’52 William L Thompson Our Association is funded primarily by donations, plus sales of merchandise ’52 Anonymous DQGUDIÁHV:HDUHXQLTXHDPRQJDOXPQLJURXSVLQQRWKDYLQJSDLG ’53 William B Rupp - In memory of memberships. Your tax deductible gifts are greatly appreciated and needed Marilyn (Marshall) Ahrens ’49 not just to provide scholarships but also to cover the KUAY, logo merchandise ’58 Maureen (Boyack) Baker purchases and miscellaneous expenses. All our efforts are by unpaid ’58*Maureen (Boyack) Baker - In YROXQWHHUV,QWKHVHGLIÀFXOWWLPHVZHKRSH\RXFDQÀQGDZD\WRKHOSWKH memory of Jeane (Jacobsen) Jepson ’58 QAHSAA continue its mission. ’58 Camille A (Forgues) Christensen - In memory of my brother, Allen Forgues ’55. BENEFACTORS ($500 or more) ’53 Leslie L Bleiler ’58 John M Shelton ’47 Larry J Rogavich - In memory ’55 William A Dierickx ’59 Margaret I DeLacy of my sister Bernadette (Rogavich) ’57 Michael J Garrison ’59 Ronald E Gillette Sjolseth ’32 ’57 Melissa J (Mounger) Nielsen ’59 Gwendolyn R (Morris) Shdo ’57*Class of 1957 Committee - In ’58 Herberta L (Howe) Gray - In ’60 Duanne O (Hawkes) Owen memory of Frances (Hayes) Masters ’57 honor of our QAHSAA leaders. ’60 Robert V Owen ’58 John M Kaiser ’61*Ginger (Moore) Anderson ’61 Keith Edwards ’61*Patricia (Fox) Kinnaird - In ’63 Lester R Huntsinger - In ’61 Georgia C (King) Stumbaugh memory of my loving spouse Dan memory of Jay D Jones ’63 ’62*Charles B Dagg - In memory of Kinnaird ’61 ’63*Diane (Kruse) Malinski - In Bill Benish ’62 ’61*Thomas W Wall memory of Arlene (Kruse) Smith ’55 ’63 Robert D Welden ’62 James A LePenske Jr. ’65*Susan B (Johnston) Zehnder ’66*Timothy I Moody ’62*Donald S Williams - B In ’70 Scott P Calkins ’66 Timothy I Moody memory of Bruce Bowe ’62. ’76*Gregory R Miller - In memory of ’68 Barbara A Boyle - In memory of ’62*Donald S Williams - In memory Barbro (Carlson) Ulbrickson ’48 Douglas Streib ’68 of David L Williams ’61 Donor Joye Robinson - In memory of ’69 Robert E Hards ’65 Sandra (Rustuen) Smith - In my husband, George Robinson ’49 ’69 Carroll R Hershey Jr. memory of mom, Maxine (Johnson) QA Staff Noel D Walther ’69 William P Woodham Rustuen ’38 ’70*S Michael Cole PATRONS ($1 - $99) ’71 James P McFarland SPONSORS($100 - $499) ’39 Robert C Webber ’71 Ralph E Rand ’43 William J Higgins - In memory of ’43 Gerard R Torrence Donor Anonymous Peter G Apostolou Jr ’42 ’44 Charles P Wright - In memory of Donor*Marilee Fuller - In memory of ’44 Betty E (Elden) Leary Donald Wright ’53 Barbro (Carlson) Ulbrickson ’48 ’46*Patricia L (Petersen) Prosser ’45*Shirley L (Campbell) Crowe - In memory of Georgia (Baldwin) ’45 Joseph R Green Gordon ’46 & Susan (Poole) Kette ’64 ’45 Norma (Sherer) Fitzmaurice * General scholarships ’46 Beryl A Thompson ’45 Barbara E (Wade) Gates B Bowe Scholarship Fund ’48*Drew C Miller - In memory of ’47 Robert D Ceccarelli E McEachern Scholarship Fund Barbro (Carlson) Ulbrickson ’48 ’47 Fredrick M Liddell H+HIIHOÀQJHU6FKRODUVKLS)XQG ’48 Christian F Zobel ’47 Robert J Patton M McNeil Scholarship Fund ’49 Michael E Dederer ’48*Jay Bean - In memory of Barbro R Rois Scholarship Fund ’49 Eric W Fonkalsrud MD. (Carlson) Ulbrickson ’48 ’49 Diane (Jorgensen) Estep - In ’48 Patricia C (Cardwell) Marrs memory of Don Estep ’46 ’49 Jean R (Rupp) Kennelly - In ’49*Thelma M (Knox) Beck - In memory of Marilyn (Marshall) Ahrens ’49 memory of Joan M (Sobottka) ’50 Eunice J (Davis) Quinby Meadows’49, Ellery (Dolan) ’50 Mavis R (Kvalshaug) Wilhelm - Olswang’49 In memory of my cousin Don Wright ’53 ’49*Patricia (Wright) Scott - In ’51 John L Graham memory of my brother, Donald R ’51 Edmund V Sobota Wright ’53 ’51 Louise C (Sutlovich) Major ’51 Jack W Garrison ’51 Helen J (Zobrist) Mirande ’52 Zoaunne M LeRoy ’52 Sallie E (Laney) Duvall

The KUAY July 2016 | 13 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS continued from page 8 Queen Anne HS Alumni Association Fall Luncheon October 29, 2016 Jim LePenske Jr ’62 and his brother-in-law Darwin Sizer for Name:______Year: ____ Meal: ___ storing Al’s Grill and supplies Name:______Year: ____ Meal: ___ between picnics. They also show up Please include maiden last name and cook hamburgers at the August Phone# for contact: ______Meal Choices: picnics! Email: ______T Roast Turkey Chef’n Products, David Holcomb $40 per person - make checks to QAHSAA S Seafood Crepe ’72IRUDORYHO\UDIÁHEDVNHW Please indicate “Fall Luncheon” on check and V Cheddar Cheese & Kerry McMahan ’54 for sponsoring mail reservation form with payment by October 21, 2016 Spinach Quiche our luncheons at the Seattle Yacht to: QA Alumni Luncheon Salad included with each meal. Club; and the SYC who are always P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109 so cooperative with our events. or register and pay online at CASH ONLY BAR & RAFFLE www.qagrizzlies.org/News_Events/Events/Fall. DONATIONS ACCEPTED Memorabilia Gifts—Our Thanks to: Q?s Call Jeri at 425-791-5885 or [email protected] Storm (Jobs) Yanicks ’54 for a Quill & Scroll trophy left from the school’s Chris Kato a transistor radio announcing the closing. continued from page 1 assassination of President Kennedy. Gordy Fouts ’58 for passing on a QA Gary detected a tear running down Gary was a student in Mr. Kato’s Mr. Kato’s cheek. banner he has been displaying at class and made sure he sat in the events for many years. ÀUVWURZE\WKHZLQGRZRYHUORRNLQJ Gary received the highest score in his Virginia (Seim) Coester ’64 for a WKHSUDFWLFHÀHOGLQVXULQJDYLHZ mid-term UW chemistry lecture class QA Jacket we can display at our of Gary’s Corvette. He tried to of 120. He stopped by QAHS on the luncheons. encourage a smile by bantering day before Thanksgiving and went Phil and Gail (Sivertsen) Sauerbrey, with the serious Mr. Kato who, Gary to Mr. Kato’s class to let him know both ’67 for several patches and observed, was very tolerant of their about the test. Gary told Mr. Kato clippings. teenage student shenanigans in the that “it was as much a credit if not NOTICE: The alumni archives (a back of the lab with “wash bottle more to him than me.” Mr. Kato was VWRUDJHORFNHU DUHRYHUÁRZLQJZLWK ÀJKWVµ*DU\KRSHGWKDW0U.DWR the best teacher Gary ever had. That annuals. Except for some of the realized that the students were fond was the last time Gary saw Mr. Kato. 1970s and 80s annuals we have of him and had great respect for Shuzo Chris Kato attended several no more room. Please call or write him, even though they mimicked his of our alumni all-class luncheons before you send us memorabilia. accent in their teenage insensitivity. with his wife, until his illness in 2012 There are annuals available for Gary’s banter got no response prevented it. It was always a treat to most years. If interested contact: one day in November, and then he see him (and his smile). [email protected]. noted that Mr. Kato was listening to

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

14 | The KUAY July 2016 Your QueenYour Anne QQAHS HS Merchandise Merchandise Form * Date Ordered Name Year (First, Maiden, Last) Total Items _____Total Cost$______

Address City/State/Zip Postage &Handling $ ______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 Logo Merchandise...Today! To cover postagepostage & handling,handling, add: Note: Sizes 2XL & 3XL are $3.00 more than listing $$44 for orders up to $25 CLOTHING ITEMS SIZES $$66 for orders $$26-$5026-$50 $13 Mourning bear T-shirt, maroon M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $$88 for orders over $50$50 $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, stone blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $15 Prowling bear T-shirt, ash grey S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ You may now order your logo $18 QA Grizzly T-shirt, navy blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ merchandise online with a cred- $16 QA Grizzly T-shirt, white S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ it/debit card or PayPal at: $35 Denim shirt, blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ www.qagrizzlies.org - click on $45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, navy, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ “QA Alumni Store” $45 Sweatshirt, ¼ zip, grey, no pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ $50 Sweatshirt, full zip, navy, pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ Mail checks payable to: $50 Sweatshirt, full zip,maroon,pckts S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ Queen Anne Alumni Association $50 Vest (reversible), blue S___ M___ L___ XL___ 2XL___ PO Box 9128, $10 Knit pea cap, maroon & orange  2QHVL]H¿WVDOO $14 Visor cap, white N Adjustable back Seattle, WA 98109-0128 $14 Visor cap, navy N Adjustable back Questions? $14 Baseball cap, white Adjustable back Contact: Tim Moody $15 Baseball cap, maroon S-M___ L-XL___ (206) 282-3585 CLEARANCE CLOTHING ITEMS LIMITED TO SIZES AVAILABLE or [email protected] $36 $24 Ladies’ Polo SS shirt, maroon S___ M___ L___ $36 $24 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, maroon S___ Order your choices using this form $36 $24 Ladies’ vee-neck SS shirt, white M___ L___ and pay by check, or view & order items $36 $24 Polo short-sleeve shirt, maroon S___ online and pay by credit/debit card! $36 $24 Polo short-sleeve shirt, white M___ L___ www.qagrizzlies.org $37 $25 Polo long-sleeve shirt, maroon S___ M___ L___ Items are also sold at most re- $60 $40 Sports jacket - Ladies’ sizes YL___ unions and alumni events. $60 $40 Sports jacket - Men’s sizes S S___ M___ L___

Non-clothing items N = New Item

$10 QA ceramic mug __ $ 8 Playing cards (2 decks) __ $ 1 Antenna ball __ $ 8 Golf towel __ $ 7 School print __ $10 Golf balls (3pk/5tees) __ $ 7 Tote bag polypro maroon __ $15 Golf balls & towel combo __ Thank you for your order. $ 7 Tote bag polypro orange __ $15 License plate frame, metal __

*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 2016 | 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

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 9 for reunion info

July 2015 Alumni All-Years Summer Picnic, Sunday, Aug. 28, 11:30 QA Alumni Contact Info: a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Gas Works Park. Address Changes & Memorials (Obits): LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582 Annual Men & Women of QA Houbregs Golf Tournament, Photos & KUAY Editorial Board: Mon., Sept.19, noon at Foster GC, Tukwila. Contact Don John Hennes, [email protected] Lorentz 206-948-4197, [email protected], or Roger or 206-284-2266 Jensen 206-354-5478, [email protected]. KUAY Who’s News: Kim Turner, [email protected] or Fall Alumni Luncheon, Sat., Oct. 29, 11:30 a.m. at Seattle 206-706-4184 Yacht Club. See coupon p. 14. Events: Jeri Samuelsen, [email protected] or 425-791-5885 Next KUAY Copy Deadline, Dec. 16, 2016. Reunions: LD Zobrist, [email protected] or MWOQA Christmas Luncheon, Tue., Dec. 27, 11:00 a.m. 206-285-0582 at Anthony’s Pier 66. Complimentary parking at Art Institute Merchandise: garage. Bring ticket for validation. Check website updates. Tim Moody, [email protected] or 206-282-3585 6th Annual Queen Anne Invitational Golf Tournament, Sat., Scholarships: April 29, 2017 at Whitehorse GC, Kingston. Contact Roger Kerry McMahan, [email protected] Jensen 206-354-5478, [email protected]. or 206-523-0079 KUAY Editor: Carly Avery, [email protected] Spring Alumni Luncheon, Sat., April 29, 2017 at Seattle QAHSAA President: Yacht Club. Sherry (Peck) Moody, [email protected] or Do we have your email address? Before each KUAY mailing 206-282-3585 ZHVHQGDQHPDLOPHVVDJHWRFRQÀUPPDLOLQJDGGUHVVHV MWOQA: Don Lorentz, [email protected] or There are always many changes. Help us reduce mailing 206-948-4197 costs by sending your email address to [email protected]. It will not be used for other purposes.

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