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Volume 37, Number 2 Queen Anne High School Alumni Association July 2018

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

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IT’S A REAALLY BIG GRILLBy Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

A piece of QAHS dining / picnic history will be auctioned at the annual QA alumni picnic (August 26).

The famous Al’s grill (for QA Grizzlies in particular) has been used at the alumni picnic for years. This memorabilia came from Al’s Hamburger Shop (1926 -1971): Al Gordon, cook and proprietor. Al’s was on Queen Anne Ave and Galer, with the last address being 1517

Bob Rois ’55, Making a DifferenceBy John Hennes ’51

Queen Anne alumni lost a

loyal supporter February 16, when Robert D. (Bob) Rois ’55 suddenly passed away while on his regular mall walk at Northgate. Bob spent 22 years in the Navy, rising to

he worked for many years at the Washington Athletic Club.

We knew him in the Alumni Association because of his many

scholarship program, always in memory of his late wife Carol. Over the last 16 years he was able to gift $59,000 to our program, thereby providing many students with scholarships and supporting the long term scholarship endowment (Legacy Fund) program.

I saw Bob at last fall’s alumni luncheon and asked him why he had donated so generously all these years? His paraphrased

approach to life. “I didn’t have the chance to go to college and I

Queen Anne Ave N. For detailed history go to www.qagrizzlies.org/History/Al’s_Burgers.htm. Years ago Bob Guichard ’50 rescued the grill and, with the help of others, it has been a regular at our picnics since 2003. Alas, we can no longer store and transport the grill and are looking for a home for it.

This will be a silent auction to be paid by cash or check. If you cannot take the really big (4 ft W

you it can be temporarily stored, to be picked up within 10 days. Don’t bring a Mini-Cooper. Then you can put on a white hat and apron and grill just like Al. Feed some Grizzlies. Have a picnic!

saw over the years how much that helped the people I worked with. I wanted to help others make that step.”

Bob Rois made a difference, and we’re all the better for it.

Summer Picnic—August 26th. See page 14.

Kim Turner ’61 at Al’s grill in 2014

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President’s Message

By Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79

Hello, fellow Grizzlies!

I’m excited, honored and

grateful in becoming your newly elected President of the Queen Anne High School Alumni Association. I appreciate everyone’s support and am looking forward to all of the opportunities.

I want to thank outgoing president Sherry Peck Moody ’66 for her leadership, service and guidance, as she will be missed. Please welcome new board members Mary Cooke ’79, Michael Warren ’61 and Shirley (Niebuhr) Kankelfritz ’61. Welcome back Katharyn Gaylord ’63. We have an awesome team!

for the coming year for continuing to volunteer their efforts to keep things going: Kim Turner ’61 Vice President; Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 Treasurer; Maggie (Nichols) Birch ’64 Secretary; and Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63 Corresponding Secretary.

Finally, our thanks also to Carly Avery, our editor/page designer for the last four years. She has kept the KUAY to high standards and we will miss her as she moves on (see the Help Wanted story to the right).

Save the date Sunday, August 26, 2018 for our upcoming Bears and their families’ annual picnic held at Gas Works Park.

KUAY & QAHSAA The KUAY is published semiannually by the Queen Anne High School Alumni Association, free for members and friends of the Association. To be placed on the mailing list or to help with Association activities, write to: P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109-0128 or email: [email protected]. Donations are enthusiastically requested, as they sustain the Association. Board meetings are generally held monthly and are open to all graduates. Phone Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79 at 206-331-9194 for details. See website for minutes.The

Co., Seattle. The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Editor’s ColumnCarly Avery

Hi everyone! It has been fun serving as your Editor, but it is time for me to move on. I have been taking on more and more

someone who can give you the time and attention this awesome publication deserves! Best wishes as you continue!

2018-19 Board of DirectorsMaggie (Nichols) Birch ’64, SecretaryMary Cooke ’79 Katharyn Gaylord ’63 Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79, PresidentRoger Jensen ’61 Shirley (Niebuhr) Kankelfritz ’61 Jim LePenske ’62 Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65, TreasurerSherry (Peck) Moody ’66Jeri Samuelsen ’63 Kim R. Turner ’61, Vice-Pres.Jeanne (Hayes) Warren ’61Michael Warren ’61 John Wedeberg ’63 Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63, Corresp. Secr.

KUAY Needs Help !!

Editor/Page Designer for the KUAY newsletter.

All our alums love to see the KUAY arrive in their mail. We send out over 10,000 of them, twice a year.

Our current editor, Carly Avery, has done an excellent job in producing this paper for the past four years, but she is moving on. We need

beginning with the next issue in Jan.-Feb. 2019.

photo inputs from the Editorial Board and lays out the page design to send to the printer. The layout is done with Adobe InDesign publishing software. The job, which is compensated, takes 10-20 hours each issue, over a one month window.

Do you know possible candidates in the Seattle area for this very part time job? Maybe a local graphics student or free-lancer? Give us a call or send an email with your suggestions to: John Hennes, [email protected], 206-284-2266 or LD Zobrist, [email protected], 206-285-0582.

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WHO’S NEWSCompiled By Kim R. Turner ’61

1930s: The Seattle Mariners honored Al Jones ’38 at their June 1st baseball game for his military

KUAY. Mary Evelyn (Stewart) Polley ’39, died January 14, 2018, age 96. Her daughter, Cladeen Clanton, sends us word from Norfolk, VA, where she has been caring for Mary E. for the past 15 years. Mary loved Queen Anne High School and talked about it and her friends often.

1950s: Larry Turner ’55 sends word of the death of his sister, Diane (Turner) Obermayr ’54, who died last year. Larry

graduated from Stanford in 1961, celebrated his 51st wedding anniversary in 2017, and has spent most of his career supporting data processing installations in school districts. He retired in San Jose and moved to the Sacramento area, where he has taken up oil painting. He writes that he enjoys the KUAY newsletter.

1960s: Carol (Peterson) Keaton ’60, died last year, July 20, 2017. She had a brilliant career, both in college, as Majorette for the UW Marching Band, performing at two Rose Parades, and eventually working at the Kingdome, where she would receive fame as “Kingdome Keaton.” She served as Promotions & Media Relations Manager, Public

Coordinator, Kingdome Tours Coordinator, and Curator of the Kingdome Sports Museum. Her honors include winning the state championship in baton twirling as a high school freshman; winning the title of Miss Queen Anne in 1960 and becoming a Seafair Princess; in 1999, receiving the Royal Brougham Lifetime Achievement Award at the King County Event Producers Awards Ceremony; and in 2006, she became the second woman

Football Hall of Fame. George

has spent recent years writing books to deal with aging – out

and his book, “How Do I Get There From Here?” appeared on the Nasdaq Tower in Times Square (seems like a proper site to have a Grizzly shine!) (See photo.) Dan Ferrelli ’64 and wife Helen Stylianopoulos ’65, along with their son-in-law, own and operate EFESTE Winery in Woodinville. Dan has followed in his grandfather’s tradition – making homemade wine after high school. The winery is located up on the Hill in Woodinville – ring a bell?? Queen Anne High School, On the Hill top…. Visitors are welcome at the winery – www.efeste.com. This all reported by Jim Stipcich ’64. Linda (Anderson) Wilson ’65 received the Disney Store Spirit Award in July, 2017. This is the highest honor that a Disney Store Cast Member can achieve. Less than 1% of Disney Cast Members have received this pin. She has worked with the Walt Disney Company for 22 years. David T “Dave” Fine ’68 discovered his name on the list of “missing” from his class and wrote: “Omigosh. I’m not missing. I am right here in Charleston, SC. After 30 years in management at American

Airlines in Dallas, I retired. Now

I also found time to teach college Philosophy and Comparative Religion in my spare time. My wife Karen and I have been married for 22 great years, and of course we travel. Three grandchildren, one in Florida and two in Bothell.”

1970s & 80s: Sandra Dunn ’70 was honored last February for 25 years of work at the Pike Place Market community.

As Outreach Social Services Coordinator & Resident Advocate, she helps her clientele with whatever they need to maintain healthy lives. She is a case manager, a life coach, a sympathetic ear, and a tireless advocate for her clients. She loves continuing her work in the Market Community. Gary Grant ’72 writes: “I’ve been married to Lesley for 42 years. Our son lives in McMinnville OR with our new grandson; our daughter Nichole lives in Denver. After 35+ years in the Hospitality Industry and living all across the U.S., we settled on the Oregon Coast to be close to our family and new grandson. I am General Manager of the Embarcadero Resort Hotel & Marina, Newport, Oregon.” Brad Wilson ’72 reports severe vandalism to his buses that went beyond his ability to restore them. He is in a

income. He hoped to drive for Uber, but needs a car. He lives on his boat,

help. If he sells it he no longer has a home. (What a senseless act to destroy his livelihood.) On a brighter note: Nancy (Harris) Guppy ’78 has become a creator/host/producer of a series of programs focusing on

Larry Turner ’55

Sandra Dunn ’70

’62 on Times Square

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By: Kerry McMahan ’54

Our 36th annual scholarship competition resulted in 26 scholarship awards made possible by the exceptional generosity of classes, reunion groups, individual donations and the collective donations of many Queen Anne alumni.

Those interested in competing for a 2019 award should download the application from the QA website this winter and take great care to follow the completion instructions for the application form AND THE COVER LETTER. Remember, QA Alumni Scholarships are limited to high school graduates, trade school applicants, and university undergraduate students only. The deadline is March 31, 2019.

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

signed transcript will disqualify the applicant from competition!

The 2018 winners follow:

Ashley Aversano – graduated from Shorecrest High School with a 3.79 GPA and enrolled

this fall at Western Washington University majoring in education. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Dean’s List, varsity volleyball and USA Volleyball coach at Brookside and Meridian Park Elementary Schools. She is the daughter of Christopher and Judith Aversano and the granddaughter of Kathy Kirtley Aversano ’65. She is awarded the Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Alecia Nowak ’66.

Ethan Cantrell – graduated from Seattle Prep with a 3.88 GPA and enrolled at Georgetown

University this fall majoring in economics. His activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Dean’s List, National Merit Scholar Finalist, Advanced Placement Scholar, varsity baseball and cross-country, Little League baseball coach and Audubon Society camp counselor. He is the son of Laura and Shaun Cantrell ’76. He is awarded the Class of 1949 Memorial Scholarship donated by the Class of 1949.

Dawson Clark – graduated from Kingston High School, Kingston, WA, with a 3.98 GPA while

taking multiple advanced placement courses and enrolled at Washington State University this fall majoring in Sport Science Kinesiology. His activities and achievements include captain, varsity tennis, varsity golf, and scholar athlete (4 years). He is the son of Kyle and Lisa Clark

and the grandson of Jerylyn Ball Cusimano ’66. He is awarded the Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Sumner Bennett ’52.

Riley Clark – graduated from Stadium High School, Tacoma, WA, with a 3.74 GPA and enrolled

at this fall majoring in nursing. Her activities and achievements include ASB secretary, ASB Senator, captain, varsity tennis, multiple advanced placement and honors courses, and attendance at Tacoma General Hospital’s summer MultiCare Nurse Camp. She is the daughter of Susan and Michael Clark ’77. She is awarded the David L. Williams ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams, ’62.

Eleanor Dudley – graduated from Ballard High School with a 3.90 GPA and enrolled at

Whitman College this fall majoring in political science. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Advanced Placement Scholar With Honor, editor-in-chief of school newspaper The Talisman, winner of the National Quill and Scroll Writing Contest, president Model United Nations and Link Crew leader. She is the daughter of James and Bonnie Dudley and the granddaughter of James Dudley ’56. She is awarded the Robert D. Rois Memorial Scholarship donated by Gary Dederer ’55.

Alisha Grasser – graduated from Sequim High School and enrolled at Oregon State

University this fall majoring in

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Kinesiology. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Link Crew Leader, multiple advanced placement classes, geometry and chemistry tutor, varsity basketball, Olympic League Scholar Athlete Award and volunteer youth basketball coach. She is the daughter of Steven and Jana Grasser and the granddaughter of Kathy Kiesel Grasser ’65. She is awarded the Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Alfred R. Benaroya ’62.

Peter Jacobsen – graduated from Stadium High School with a 3.68 GPA and enrolled at Alfred

University this fall majoring in Fine Arts. His activities and achievements include school musical theater lead, multiple advanced placement and honors classes and president of school photography club. Outside of school, he is an instructor at the Museum of Glass, sings in a professional choral ensemble and plays in a local band. He is the son of Eric and Elizabeth Jacobsen and the grandson of Conrad and Judith Mounger Jacobsen, both ’54. He is awarded the Faculty Memorial Scholarship.

Laura Johnson – graduated from Kimball High School, Tracy, CA, with a 3.97 GPA and enrolled

at Chico State University this fall majoring in English and Theater Arts. Her activities and achievements include four years of school drama department productions in a variety of roles, stage crew, dance captain and assistant student director. She is the daughter of Andrew and Denise Johnson and the granddaughter of Charles Johnson

’57. She is awarded the Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Gary L. Sundt ’66.

Lauren LaBow – graduated from Central Kitsap High School with a 3.82 GPA and enrolled

at the University of Arizona this fall majoring in Psychology. Her activities and achievements include Distinguished Scholar Award, Academic Excellence Award, DECA vice-president, Environmental Club, ASB Representative, multiple advanced placement and honors classes and varsity basketball and swim teams. She is the daughter of Rick and Karry LaBow and the granddaughter of Patricia Joan Pugh ’58. She is awarded the Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Shawna Marbourg – graduated from Ballard High School with a 3.7 GPA and enrolled at the

University of Washington this fall majoring in environmental studies. Her high school activities and achievements include varsity

the Running Start Program at both Seattle Central and North Seattle Community Colleges and participation in the Ballard High School Maritime Academy Program. Additionally, she received a summer internship to the famous Virginia V passenger ship. She is the daughter of Paul Marbourg ’76 and Lori Sherbondy Marbourg Risteyn ’76. She is awarded the Maxine Amundson McMahan Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Melinda Moehring – graduated from Holy Names Academy with a 3.93 GPA and enrolled at the

University of Washington this fall majoring in engineering. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Team Read coach, multiple advanced placement and honors courses, Social Justice Committee, varsity swim team and work study participant. She is the daughter of Janice and Steven Moehring ’77. She is awarded the Hal Will ’46 Memorial Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Kate Morgan – graduated from Mountain Ridge High School, Glendale, AZ, with a 3.95 GPA

and enrolled at the University of Arizona this fall majoring in nursing. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Society of Female Scholars, Dance Club, Dance Ensemble, hospital volunteer, Sunday School volunteer and summer camp counselor. She is the daughter of Brent and Susan Morgan and the granddaughter of Janice Wagner Berquist ’54. She is awarded the Class of 1962 Memorial Scholarship donated by the Class of 1962.

Kelsey Mueller

in her class from Sentinel High School, Missoula, MT, with a

4.0 GPA and enrolled at Brigham Young University this fall majoring in biology. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, multiple advanced placement and honors classes, Key

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Club, varsity track and cross-country, volunteering at hospital, food bank, Humane Society and Missoula County Most Inspirational Student Award. She is the daughter of Brent and Susie Wilcox Mueller and the granddaughter of Elizabeth Conger Mueller ’60. She is awarded the Don Riddle ’67 Scholarship donated by family.

Natalie Pitteway –

class from McMahon High School, Norwalk, CT, with a 3.9 GPA and

enrolled at UCLA this fall majoring in economics. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, National Merit

Governor’s Scholar, Harvard Book Award, senior class treasurer, dancer and choreographer for Connecticut Ballet and Darien Arts Center. She is the daughter of Laurence and Cynthia DeForest Pitteway and the granddaughter of Winston DeForest ’52. She is awarded the Juanita Morgans Wyatt ’51 Memorial Scholarship donated by Bill Morgans ’50.

Torleif Samuelson – graduated from

with a 3.84 GPA and enrolled at

Western Washington University this fall majoring in environmental science. His school activities and achievements include theater arts backstage technical assistant, set designer and production technical director, and Restorative Justice Peer Mentor. Tor’s athletic accomplishments include four years of year-round rowing in the 8-oared shell for the Green Lake Crew, competing in the Head of the Charles Regatta (Boston) twice,

the Brentwood Regatta (Canada) four times, the Windermere Cup (Seattle) three times and the Henley Royal Regatta (Henley-on-Thames, England). He is the son of Anastasia and Thomas L. Samuelson, Jr, ’66, and the grandson of Thomas L. Samuelson, ’30. He is awarded the John Wall ’55 Memorial Scholarship donated by Robert Parks ’55.

Emmaline Seth – Salutatorian, graduated from Lakewood High School, Marysville,

WA, with a 3.99 GPA and enrolled at the University of Washington this fall majoring in Biology. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, ASB activities manager, captain, varsity track and

cheerleader, blood drive, food drive and Homecoming committee. She is the daughter of Jarrod and Sena Seth and the great granddaughter of Barbara Shick Hawksford ’48. She is awarded the Dan Kinnard ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Claire Siefkes – graduated from Issaquah High School with a 3.87 GPA and enrolled this fall

at Washington State University majoring in nursing. Her activities and achievements include captain, all-conference, varsity volleyball, captain, Relay for Life, DECA, peer tutor, middle school Young Life leader and Women in Science and Engineering Club. She is the daughter of Julie and Doug Siekes ’78. She is awarded the Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship donated by family and friends.

Isabelle Snyder – Valedictorian, graduated from Eatonville High School with a 4.0

GPA and enrolled at Whitworth University this fall majoring in nursing. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Skills USA vice-president and state competitor and

treasurer, Good Samaritan Hospital volunteer, leukemia and lymphoma society volunteer, captain, all-league varsity cross-country, captain, all

scholar athlete award. She is the daughter of Erik and Amy Snyder and the granddaughter of Sharon Nechanicky Van Eaton ’56. She is awarded the Carol A. and Robert D. Rois ’55 Memorial Scholarship.

Teagen Tibbot – graduated from Skyline High School in the International Baccalaureate

Diploma Programme with a 3.92 GPA and enrolled at the University of Notre Dame this fall majoring in biology. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Key Club, WE Day volunteer, BASC Educational Assistant and Med Club. She is the daughter of Kirstin and Roger Tibbot ’81. She is awarded the Robert C. Webber Scholarship donated by family.

Gus Vadset – graduated from Ingraham High School with a 3.14 GPA and enrolled this fall

at Washington State University majoring in athletic training. His activities and achievements include captain, varsity football, varsity 3.0


award, Semper Fi Football Coaches award, Stanley Stamm Camp volunteer and working 20 hours per week. He is the son of Ted and Sara Vadset and the grandson of Joy Vanasse Goodenough ’54. He is awarded the Bruce Bowe ’62 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams ’62.

Caitlin Weber – graduated from Laguna Hills High School in the International

Baccalaureate Diploma Programme with a 3.98 GPA and enrolled this fall at the University of California Santa Barbara majoring in environmental science. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Advanced Placement Scholar Award, Principal’s award, multiple advanced placement and honors courses, varsity soccer, league champion in 4 x 100 relay

science club, recycling club, breast cancer awareness club and Girl Scouts Ambassador, and Bronze and Silver Awards. She is the daughter of Christian and Melinda Weber and the granddaughter of Frieda Ching Wong ’55. She is awarded the James Scott, Faculty Memorial Scholarship donated by Loretta Seibert Scott ’48.

Karin S. Westerlund – Valedictorian, graduated from Kentridge High School with a 4.00 GPA and

enrolled at Virginia Polytechnical Institute and State University this fall majoring in university studies. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, DECA, French club, varsity cross-country, Student of the Month for social studies and technology, Girl Scouts Silver Award, member of the

Lilla Spelmanslag, touring with that group to Sweden, Denmark and Germany. She is the daughter of Lori and Gary L. Westerlund ’71. She is awarded the Dan Kinnaird ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Ian Wisemore – graduated from Bothell High School with a 3.94 GPA and enrolled at the

University of Washington this fall majoring in computer science and biomedical engineering. His activities and achievements include National Merit Commended Scholar, WIAA Outstanding Scholar Award, multiple advanced placement classes, varsity track, varsity cross-country and marching, concert and jazz bands. He is the son of Jack and Jennifer Wisemore and the granddaughter of Vanessa DeBoer Randall ’53. He is awarded the Robert C. Webber ’39 Scholarship donated by family.

Claire Dana Wong – graduated from Alhambra High School, Alhambra, CA, with a 3.7 GPA

and enrolled this fall at Pasadena City College majoring in education. Her activities and achievements include Presidential Academic Achievement Award, California Scholastic Federation Award, and Student of the Month. She is the daughter of Tot and Lorena Wong and the granddaughter of Frieda Ching Wong ’55. She is awarded the Gizella Fias ’68 Scholarship donated by Carol McCready Cohn ’68.

Rylan Wood – graduated from Eagle High School, Eagle ID, with a 4.0 GPA and enrolled at Santa

Clara University this fall majoring in business administration. His activities and achievements include secretary, National Honor Society, president, math club, College Board AP Scholar award, debate team state champion, Boise State University Capital Scholars Award, varsity football, varsity lacrosse and all conference scholars’ award. He is the son of Jerry and Kristi Wood and the grandson of Margaret J. Smith ’63. He is awarded the Class of 1964 Memorial scholarship donated by the Class of 1964.

Breon Woods – graduated from Phoebus High School, Hampton, VA, with a 3.5 GPA and enrolled

at Elizabeth City State University this fall majoring in psychology. His activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Spanish club, varsity volleyball, captain, varsity soccer, section leader of drumline in school band, volunteer with Meals on Wheels, Med-Tran (transporting seniors and disabled to medical appointments) and junior counselor with the Salvation Army children’s summer camp. He is the son of Shawn and Felicia Woods and the grandson of Helen Jordan Page ’60. He is awarded the DV and Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.


MWOQA NewsBy Roger Jensen ’61

Queen Anne Invitational:The Annual Spring Event at Whitehorse Golf in Kingston, WA was canceled due to lack of interest. Or to put it another way, lots of our regular players were busy with other commitments at that time. A couple of stalwarts from the class of ’59, Jim Wolf and Bob Hawkins did sign up early, but “alas”, were not

no doubt they would have brought home the trophy.

Annual Bob Houbregs Queen Anne ClassicThis fall classic is also scheduled for Whitehorse Golf. The day will be Monday, September 10 at around

noon. The price will be around $75, and includes range balls, cart, green fees and a hot dog. This event will be limited to the

need to contact Roger Jensen ’61, self-proclaimed “Commissioner of Queen Anne Golf” at either 206-354-5478, [email protected], or c/o Coldwell Banker Bain, 1200 Westlake Ave N # 406, Seattle, WA 98109, or just catch up with him on any local golf course.

Annual Christmas LuncheonWe are planning to meet again this year, on Thursday, December 27, two days after Christmas. The committee, which includes Dee Hawkes ’54, Roger Pinneo ’53, Emmett Byrnes ’54, Dan Fresonke ’53 and other notable grads, will

2018 Spring Luncheon Included Annual MeetingBy Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

The QAHS Alumni Association spring luncheon was held April 29th at the Seattle Yacht Club. The room

alumni and teachers. Teachers Paul Volkman and his wife Patricia, Dan Walther and his wife Ann and Bob Brubaker with his daughter Shawna (Brubaker) Davis ’79 were in attendance. VP Kim Turner ’61 noted the passing of teacher James Scott, from the 1950’s

In his after lunch remarks Kim Turner focused on two notable QA alumni in particular: teacher J. Harlan Bretz and student Evangeline Starr ’12.

J. Harlan Bretz (1882 -1981) was a science teacher at QAHS in 1909-11. He was the geophysicist

suggested Eastern Washington’s Channeled Scablands (rough topography)

from the ice break-up of prehistoric Lake Missoula’s ice-dam, releasing

west slope and carved out valleys, waterfalls, etc. Aerial photography later proved his theory correct, but by then there was no one left over whom he could gloat. His enemies were dead. See, you even get

Judge Evangeline Starr, class of

who graduated from QAHS and only the second female judge from King County. She served as a King County

Justice for 30 years, continuing as an attorney until the late 1980’s.She was a longtime advocate for women’s rights. She died in 1990 at the age of 95.

Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65 led the annual meeting for the re-election of board members up for new terms along with new board members (see President’s Message).

held with winners being: teachers Dan Walther and Paul Volkman along with alums Alecia Nowak ‘66, Rita (Schor) Leshner ’64 and Melanie Ernst ’81. The 50/50 winner was Sally (Bykerk) Brown ’64.

The lovely luncheon ended with the usual singing of our QA Fight Song and our Alma Mater. Come sing and dine with your fellow QA Grizzly grads at our next luncheon!

Facebook UpdateBy Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79

Check on Facebook for an upcoming invite to our Annual picnic held at Gasworks Park on Sunday, August 26, 2018. Visit us on the Queen Anne High School Grizzlies public group.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/29115045515/permalink/10155780653785516/

J. Harlan Bretz, faculty

Evangeline Starr ’12

meet in June to nail down the details. We are all getting older, but we still have to eat; so stand by for more details. If you get anxious, call Roger Jensen. He may not know what is actually happening, but will be happy to hear from you. That’s all for now....CHEERS !


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“City A Go Go” on the Seattle Channel, and “Art Zone with Nancy Guppy”, also on Seattle Channel. In 2015 she produced an art exhibit: “Musician: a Portrait Project” at Seattle’s newly restored Union Stables, featuring portraits by Ernie Sapiro. You may remember Nancy as part of the cast of the KING-TV series, “Almost Live”. Tony Valentine ’78 was thrilled in 2016 when his daughter Lauren won one of our scholarships. He thanks the Association for its service and the efforts we make on behalf of all of our Alums. Tory (Salvatore) Bruno ’79 is currently CEO of United

Space Launch Vehicles. Tory was recently appointed to the United States Space Council’s User Advisory Group. (See photo with VP Pence). Colleen (Nolan) Sellers ’79 received a Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing from Seattle University in 2002 and a Master’s Degree in Nursing Education from the UW School of Nursing in 2016. She and husband Jerry will move to San Clemente.

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

P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109, or email : [email protected].

Photos at 300 dpi or higher res. are welcome.

Salvatore Bruno ’79 with VP Pence

JOHN LOACKER ’73 AND THE KROLL MAP COMPANYBy Kim R, Turner ’61

It is modestly located on the northwest corner of Third Avenue and Cedar Street in the outskirts of Belltown. One of the last one-story buildings in the area, but the heart of city maps created and added to by three generations plus, and the merger of Kroll and Metsker Maps into one agency which can provide maps of the city, county and region.

now 106 years since it began.

The current location was acquired in 1975 and looks to be continuing for at least one more generation, due to John Loacker’s ’73 stewardship. John worked from his youth steadily

both updated maps and copies of many of the earlier maps showing the growth and development of Seattle and its environs. Most of these maps are also found at the Seattle Collection in the Downtown Seattle Public Library, but the best copies to own are still available at Kroll.

What will become of the mapmaking business when John retires? That is for the future to decide, and for us to lament. If you wish to learn more about Seattle’s maps, stop by the company Monday-Friday and visit. You may also read the well-written

NW Magazine in the Seattle Times for March 25, 2018.

Fall Luncheon Set for Oct. 27By Jeri Samuelsen ’63, Event Chair

Start your planning for the Queen Anne Alumni Fall Luncheon on Saturday, October 27, 2018. The Fall Luncheon, now in its 37th and

, will be held at the ever popular Seattle Yacht Club. Enjoy the view with the beautiful fall colors. It starts at 11:30 am with a no-host

tickets and QA logo items.

This is always a great time, with old and new friends and some of our teachers and their spouses. The cost is again $35. Because the Annual Meeting has been moved to the Spring Luncheon, the annual election of new board members is no longer part of this luncheon. Hope you can come. Bring a friend.

This year’s meal choices will be: Roast Turkey and all the extras, Seafood Crepes, or Vegan Polenta Cakes with steamed vegetables. Salad, rolls, coffee and tea are included.

See coupon on page 14 or register online at www.qagrizzlies.org. Registrations are due by Oct. 19th. Questions? Please call Jeri Samuelsen ’63 at 425-791-5885.


’31 Carol (Chapman) Hoyt of Palo Alto, CA, Mar 9, 2018’36 Alma J (Canovi) Conover of Olympia, WA, Apr 4, 2018’36 John M Deal of Edmond, OK, Mar 1, 2018’38 Jacques B Chappell of Seattle, WA, Feb 7, 2018’38 Elaine D (Hatton) Kirsten of Seattle, WA, Nov 12, 2017’38 Inez C (Ludwigsen) Nichols of Vashon Island, WA, Dec 14, 2016’39 Earl D Knechtel of Fremont, CA, Nov 2014’39 Betty L (Rotermund) Stewart of Kirkland, WA, Dec 28, 2017’40 Francis (Benson) Skidmore of Lynnwood, WA, Jul 21, 2016’40 David R Brown of Palo Alto, CA, Apr 16, 2016’40 Doris M (Garner) Chrisman of Seattle, WA, Feb 13, 2017’40 John R “Bob” Hunt Sr of Albuquerque, NM, Nov 17, 2017’41 Raymond Wm “Ray” Dow of Seattle, WA, Jan 8, 2018’41 Norman Lezin of Santa Cruz, CA, Jan 2018’41 Gordon F Rasmussen of Mercer Island, WA, Dec 17, 2017’41 Dorothy L (Segale) MacPherson-Savich of Seattle, WA, Nov 26, 2017’42 Delna J (Derickson) Vermillion of Chugiak, AK, Feb 12, 2013’42 Delbert A Green of Edmonds, WA, Mar 19, 2018’42 Sally E (Sisler) Hart of Kirkland, WA, Nov 3, 2016’42 Connie J (Suder) Monsey of Edmonds, WA, Jul 26, 2017’43 Perry L Barth of Lynnwood, WA, May 13, 2018’43 Eudora “Peggy” (Hallenbeck) Johnson of Marlborough, MA, May 13, 2017’43 Leonard V Hitchman Jr of Kingston, WA, Apr 12, 2018’43 Joseph P McGrath of Tacoma, WA, Apr 4, 2018’43 Gloria J (Stitt) Hansen of Seattle, WA, May 21, 2018’43 Walter J “Walt” Stolle of Lynnwood, WA, Dec 10, 2017’44 John D “Jack” Ferluga of Renton, WA, Feb 13, 2017’44 Robert A “Bob” Johnson of Issaquah, WA, Mar 22, 2018

WA, Dec 23, 2017’44 George R Torgeson of Seattle, WA, Jan 2018’45 Donald W Bennett of Sun Valley, CA, Feb 22, 2018’45 Kenneth E Jones of Puyallup, WA, Feb 16, 2018’45 Lawrence M “Larry” Puffert of Seattle, WA, Mar 10, 2018’46 Iris E (Hill) Mill of Moses Lake, WA, Mar 12, 2018’46 Gwendolyn G “Gwen” (Jones) Whyte of Seattle, WA, Mar 27, 2018’47 Alice B (Galbraith) Blackwell of Seattle, WA, Feb 7, 2018’48 Irving J “Jay” Bean of East Wenatchee, WA, Apr 4, 2018’48 Madeline E (Carlson) Vorwerk of Seattle, WA, Jan 7, 2018’48 Gene Hooker of Seattle, WA, Apr 7, 2018’48 Keith T Jackson Webb of Bonney Lake, WA, Feb 18, 2018’48 Geraldine “Gerry” (Olwell) Myers of Menlo Park, CA, Mar 16, 2018

’49 Charles J “Chuck” Dunsire of Lacey, WA, Feb 1, 2018’49 Diane L (Jorgensen) Estep of Seattle, WA, Apr 13, 2018’49 Webster W Judd of Marana, AZ, Aug 16, 2017’50 Christopher J “Chris” Martin of Green Valley, AZ, Apr 9, 2017’50 Wilbur C Wilson of Grants Pass, OR, May 22, 2017’51 Jack Wm Eiseman of Seattle, WA, Aug 5, 2017’52 Sandra J “Sandy” (Calderwood) DeMasi of Spokane, WA, Mar 5, 2018’52 Ronald E “Ron” Rasmussen of Bellevue, WA, Jan 28, 2018’52 Richard P Thompson of Burien, WA, Jan 5, 2018’53 Carolyn M (Sherry) Lewan of Des Moines, WA, Feb 5, 2018’53 Henry “Guy” St John of Everson, WA, Aug 11, 2017’54 Dagmar N (Strom) Selfors of Bainbridge Island, WA, Feb 16, 2018’54 Diane L (Turner) Obermayr of Margate, FL, 2017’55 Alyce V (Colby) Fletcher of Tacoma, WA, Dec 16, 2013’55 Dale M Fredericksen of Seattle, WA, Apr 11, 2018’55 Gloria H (Lee) Elfers of Shoreline, WA, Feb 27, 2017’55 Howard J Marshall of Mill Creek, WA, Apr 7, 2018’55 Charles R “Chuck” Meissner of Wrangell, AK, Jan 8, 2018’55 Alastair A “Sandy” Murray of Olympia, WA, 2017’55 Robert D “Bob” Rois of Seattle, WA, Feb 16, 2018’56 James R “Jim” Goff of Forest Grove, OR, Nov 24, 2013’56 William G “Bill” Lowe of Shoreline, WA, Feb 28, 2018’56 William J McLay of Severna Park, MD, Feb 10, 2018’57 Richard G “Dick” Bowe of Gig Harbor, WA, Nov 28, 2017’57 John Wm Guiler of Seattle, WA, May 19, 2018’57 Frank Haney of Bismarck, ND, Mar 28, 2018’57 Bonnie C (Stephenson) Meyers of Seaside, OR, Feb 13, 2018’58 Lucy E (Ayers) Allbery of Boise, ID, Aug 3, 2014’58 John E Bruil of Mesa, AZ, May 5, 2017’58 Peter M Linden of Rainier, OR, Aug 30, 2014’58 Judy A (Lorig) Evans of Placerville, CA, May 10, 2015’58 Celeste Y (Owen) Murray of Shelton, WA, Jan 7, 2018’58 Rose M (Schweitzer) McMeekin of Redmond, WA, Jun 16, 2017

’59 Sandra K (Shields) Dodds of Bowling Green, KY, Feb 24, 2013’59 Paul D Sutton Jr of Langley, WA, Sep 2017’59 Arnold Timss of Shoreline, WA, Nov 5, 2017’60 Mary (Albert) Crumplar of Newbury Park, CA, Aug 31, 2017’61 Grover K Anderson of Renton, WA, Apr 2, 2018’61 Edward P “Ed” Hoeschen of Seattle, WA, Feb 15, 2018’61 Lowell Jenkins of Stanwood, WA, Mar 10, 2018’61 John D Shearer of Camano Island, WA, Apr 28, 2018’61 Eva T (Tourikis) Apostolou of Shoreline, WA, Jan 29, 2018’62 Steven L “Steve” Jaffe of Bellevue, WA, Jun 13, 2017’62 Linda L (Waldeck) Cook of Shoreline, WA, Nov 28, 2017’63 Guy K Judd of Yelm, WA, Sep 21, 2016’63 Randall L “Randy” Marriott of Newcastle, AUSTRALIA, May, 2018

MEMORIALS

continued on page 14


Class Date/Time Location Contact’48 Wednesday, Sept. 19

11:30am - 3:00pmSeattle Yacht Club1807 E Hamlin St, Seattle

Clyde [email protected]

’53 No info at this time.

’58 Friday, Sept. 143:00 - 7:00 pm

Home of Paul and Glenda Barrett, 223 W Prospect StSeattle (Queen Anne Hill)

Nancy (Trout) Hilliard, [email protected]

’63 Friday, Aug 24, 4:30pm

Sat, Aug 25, 11am-3pm

Sun, Aug 26, 11am

QA Beerhall203 W. Thomas St, SeattleSeattle Yacht Club Luncheon1807 E Hamlin St, SeattleAlumni Picnic, Gas Works Park

Jackie (Moore) Zobrist [email protected]

’68 Saturday, Aug 256:00 – 11:00pm

Embassy Suites20610 44th Ave WLynnwood, WA

Reunions with Class 425-644-1044www.ReunionsWithClass.comScott Mayhew, 360-222-2626, Renee (Shearer) Williams [email protected]

’73 Sat, Sept 156:00pm

Alki Beach Bathhouse2701 Alki Avenue SW,Seattle, WA

Lynda (Bode) Woodson, [email protected]: Queen Anne High School Class of 73

’78 Friday, Sept. 216:30 - 11:30 pm

Woodmark HotelMarina Room1200 Carillon PlaceKirkland, WA 98033

Reunions with Class 425-644-1044www.ReunionsWithClass.comCindy (Foy) Kiefer ’[email protected]

Class Date/Time Location Contact’59 Planning underway for

July, 2019Karin (Wittmack) Harris253 [email protected]

’69 Planning underway for September, 2019

Reunions with Class 425-644-1044 www.ReunionsWithClass.com Scott Stevens ’69 [email protected]

2018 REUNIONS

FUTURE REUNIONS

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

Details at www.qagrizzlies.org/reunions.htm


BENEFACTORS ($500 or more)’39 Robert C Webber - In memory of Robert C Webber ’39’50*William W Morgans - In memory of my sister, Juanita (Morgans) Wyatt ’51’55*Gary R Dederer - R In memory of my Classmate, Bob Rois’55 for all the good he did for Scholars’62 James A LePenske Jr.’62 Burton H Walls’62*Donald S Williams - B In memory of Bruce Bowe ’62’62*Donald S Williams - In memory of David L Williams ’61’63 Charles C Cox - In support of the Class of ’63 reunion’63 Charles D Mann - In support of the Class of ’63 Reunion’71 Christopher M Nyhus

SPONSORS ($100 - $499)’45 Barbara L Still - In memory of Grace (Rash) Friedli ’45 & Glenora (Murray) Curno’46*Craig M McLennan - In memory of James Pederson ’46’48*Dottie M (Mace) Gooch - In memory of Diane (Jorgensen) Estep ’49’48 Christian F Zobel’49*Thelma M (Knox) Beck - In memory of Don Rahkonen ’45 & Bob Lajala ’48’50 William W Morgans - In memory of my sister, Juanita (Morgans) Wyatt ’51’51 Marliene H (Rois) Buchanan’53 Leslie L Bleiler’53 Jon H Russell - To old friends from the Class of ’53’53*James G Turner’54*Joan H (Nielsen) Fetty’57 Michael J Garrison’58 Fred B Miller’59 Steven J Ek

’60 Susan (Morton) Soudah’61 Dellaine F (Anderson) Risley’61 Heidi J (Gibson) Renz - In memory of my mother, Elsie (Ring) Gibson ’26’61 W Jeffers Pickard’61 Kim R Turner - Donated three meals for Spring Luncheon’63 Alden G (Giss) Graebner - In support of the Class of ’63 reunion’64*Anonymous - M In memory of Don McNeil’65 KIA VIETNAM’64*Anonymous - M In memory of John Stewart’63 KIA VIETNAM 02/1968’65 Susan M (Gardner) Lucier - In memory of my brother, Greg Gardner’69’65 Robert C Hunter’65 Susan B (Johnston) Zehnder’66 Charles L Dahl Jr.’67*Lindy L Stewart - In memory of my mom, Betty (Rotermund) Stewart ’39’68 Camille B (Baron) Jassny’68 David H Jassny’71 Steven W Fulkerson’72 Ral T West’73*Cheryl L (Bledsoe) Avery - In memory of my sister Colleen (Bledsoe) Anderson’70Donor Grizzlies Gals Lunch Bunch - In memory of our dear friend Virginia (Seim) Coester ’64Donor*ERM Group, Inc - R In memory of Robert D Rois’55Donor*Cyrus & Mary Beth Starch - In loving memory of Diane (Jorgensen) Estep ’49

PATRONS ($1 - $99)’39 Kathleen (Hill) Stave’43 Dennis R Carmichael - In honor of QAHS WWar II Vets’45*Joseph R Green

’45 Barbara E (Wade) Gates’47 Norma M (Verrier) Taylor’48 Jeanne E (Eiseman) Nichols’51 Joanne (Drost) Ells’51 Edmund V Sobota - In memory of Suzanne (Bledsoe) Rickel ’51’51 Louise C (Sutlovich) Major - In memory of Suzanne (Bledsoe) Rickel ’51’53*Vanessa D (DeBoer) Randall’53 Russell L Elsom Jr.’55 Jean R (Hjert) Richmond’56 Joseph D Mullins Jr.’58 Marilyne B (Gundram) England’58 John M Shelton’59 Sally A (Houghton) Johnson’61*Linda (Warren) Hughes - In memory of Grover Anderson’61’61 Susan (Weber) Gold’62 James A LePenske Jr. - Donated two meals for Spring Lunchoen’63 Thomas R Hendrickson - In support of QA63 reunion’64 Benjamin A Holland’65*Richard W Golze - M ’68 Evelyn L (Denison) Turner’69 Carroll R Hershey Jr.’69 William P Woodham’71 Stanley J Gratis - In memory of fellow linebacker, Willie Boswell ’71’71 Ralph E RandDonor*Isabel R Boomer - In memory of Diane (Jorgensen) Estep ’49Donor AnonymousDonor*Linda Dishman & Dr Barbara Kalvig - In memory of Grover K Anderson ’61Donor Kelly Moore - R In memory of Robert Rois ’54Donor*Donna Ravensberg - In memory of Diane (Jorgensen) Estep ’49Donor*Mary E Snider - In memory of Grover Anderson ’61

* General scholarshipsB Bowe Scholarship FundE McEachern Scholarship FundHM McNeil Scholarship FundR Rois Scholarship Fund

GRIZZLY ANGELSOur Association is funded primarily by donations, plus sales of merchandise

memberships. Your tax deductible gifts are greatly appreciated and needed not just to provide scholarships but also to cover the KUAY, logo merchandise purchases and miscellaneous expenses. All our efforts are by unpaid

QAHSAA continue its mission.


REUNION RECAPSOff-Year ReunionsMany classes are starting to hold reunions based on major birthdays rather than decades since graduation. The theory is that time is

examples from the classes of 1954, 1957 and 1970.

1954 Class Reunion PackageBy Dee Hawkes ’54

Nothing binds us one to the other like a class reunion. The QA class of 1954 approach is to do one every time we feel like we need one. We operate on the fast track, a dramatic

years. When we zero in on one, it’s because as close friends we want to see each other. Last year, the reunion committee had a Christmas party at the home of Joan (Kipper) Ruud. Everyone brought something to eat or drink, and the event was highlighted by the singing of Christmas carols. This special gathering embraced the Christmas spirit.

For a glimpse about the way this works, being on the committee is to have a piece of the action, even if it’s just making name tags. When it comes to committee members there is no limit. Right now there are at least 19 classmates on the committee.

We’ve been seeing a lot more of each other since we all turned 81. You shouldn’t be surprised, but we’re all huggers. It won’t be long before we’ll be motoring down memory lane this spring or summer on Camaro Island at the Goodenough pad. If you would like to take part contact: Storm (Jobs) Yanicks [email protected], 206-232-8096; or Dee Hawkes [email protected], 425-485-5665.

1957: Yearly LuncheonsBy Janet (Hannon) Mutter ’57

The QA Class ’57 celebrated their 61st reunion with a luncheon at Anthony’s in Des Moines, WA on Wednesday, May 23rd. Forty people attended the event. One classmate came from Pittsburgh, PA. The menu was great and committee members were allowed to bring desserts for a “dessert table”. There was a unanimous decision to schedule a yearly luncheon to keep in touch. The Alumni Association was a great help in communication to classmates - so be sure you keep in touch with them for any address/e-mail changes. 1970 Celebrates Milestone BirthdaysBy Jose Abiles ’70

Once again the class of ’70 celebrated a birthday milestone. Classmates got together last August 12 at the Ballard Elks Club to mark their entry into the Medicare Club and their 65th birthday. This is the second birthday bash the class of ’70 shared together. It started 6 years ago when Jose Abiles and Rosie (Rusin) Hardy got the idea of getting classmates together between the reunion years and the class’s 60th birthday seemed a logical

party was hosted by Rosie at her house and a birthday potluck theme was established. The power of the internet was leveraged and a Facebook group was established to get the word out. Over 50 classmates and spouses attended this party called

“Still Great at 60”. It was such a success that the classmates all agreed that they should celebrate

The second celebration dubbed “Still Alive at 65” was also a hit and was attended by over 40 classmates and spouses. Those not able to attend were able to see the celebration via a Live Stream video on the groups Facebook page. An offshoot of these birthday celebrations has been the establishment of an informal quarterly get together in the Seattle area. Mauricia (Cohen) Spring has been the founder and coordinator of these events and has had great success bringing together classmates.

A class tradition has been born and the classmates are looking forward to their next birthday milestone. So in the year 2022, the Class of ’70 will celebrate with “70 Turns 70”. Planning for the event will begin shortly after the 50th Reunion. To stay in touch with your classmates look us up in Facebook QAHS Class of 70. If you need information or want to help with the next birthday contact Jose Abiles, Mauricia Spring or Rosie Hardy. Or write [email protected].

Class of ’70’s 65th Birthday Reunion


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

Yes, add my name to the QA Legacy Donors “Angels” List (or update my contact information). Class Year__________ Phone #___________ Email _____________________________Name_______________________________ Maiden Name________________________Address_____________________________ City/ST/ZIP+4_______________________ For Scholarships $___________ Unrestricted $______________If this is a new address or name, please check here______COMMENTS MAY BE ADDED TO THE LEFT OR ON A SEPARATE PIECE OF PAPER.Make checks payable to: QAHSAAMail to: QAHSAA - P.O. Box 9128 - Seattle, WA 98109-0128

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Comments:

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

Queen Anne HS Alumni AssociationFall Luncheon October 27, 2018

Name:_________________________________Year: ____ Meal: ___

Name:_________________________________Year: ____ Meal: ___

Meal Choices:T Roast TurkeyS Seafood CrepeV Polenta & Steamed Vegetables

Salad included with each meal.

DONATIONS ACCEPTED

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

$35 per person - make checks to QAHSAAPlease indicate “Fall Luncheon” on check andmail reservation form with payment by October 19, 2018to: QA Alumni Luncheon P.O.Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109 or register and pay online at www.qagrizzlies.org, click on “News” Q?s Call Jeri at 425-791-5885 or [email protected]

MEMORIALScontinued from page 10

’63 Marilyn G (Miller) Waltmire of Tucson, AZ, May 16, 2018’63 Margaret J “Peggy” (Pomeroy) Meyer of Seattle, WA, Sep 18, 2017’64 Sandra K (Nutter) Russell of Powell River, BC, Mar 30, 2018’65 Betty L (Bevilacqua) Tomicich of Redmond, WA, Dec 31, 2017’65 Sandra R “Sandi” (Groves) Gates of Grandview, WA, Mar 25, 2017’65 Ronald H Holly of Lynnwood, WA, Nov 3, 2016’66 Sandra K “Sandy” (Basham) Neal of Centralia, WA, Jan 20, 2017’67 Ethel (Cottrill) Adams of Palouse, WA, Mar 25, 2014’67 Carol L McGuinn of Forks, WA, Jan 13, 2018

’67 Susan L (McMullen) Josten of Meridian, ID, Feb 19, 2018’67 Harold D “Daniel” Mueller of Carnation, WA, Dec 2017’67 Rodney A Schroeder of Seattle, WA, Apr 25, 2018’68 Michael J Gill of Lynnwood, WA, Apr 6, 2018’69 Dale K Bowman of Galveston, TX, Mar 14, 2018’69 Shirley T (Falk) Pettit of Seattle, WA, May 16, 2014’69 Mark K McDonald of Walnut Creek, CA, Nov 4, 2016’72 Gregory D Tipton of Seattle, WA, Jul 18, 2017’76 Susan (Buettner) Tarbuck of Seattle, WA, Jan 13, 2018’82 Molly M Pritchard of Seattle, WA, Jan 10, 2018

Grizzlies to Run Off AntsClaudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

Get out of your dens and lairs, dust off your furs and hides from the winter and head to Gas Works Park on Sunday, August 26 from 11:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. for the summer feeding at the QAHS All Alumni Picnic. Eat burgers from Al’s Grill one last time (to be auctioned off at the picnic, see Grill Story), hot dogs, beverages and side dishes. Feel free to bring some Grizzly grub, too. We gladly appreciate donations to offset our costs.

And use those Grizzly paws to stomp out the ants!

Gas Works Park is located on the north side of Lake Union (Meridian Ave N. and N. Northlake Way) and parking is available. Visit www.grizzlies.org for directions.


Name Year(First, Maiden, Last)

Address City/State/Zip

Phone Email

Your QAHS MerchandiseQ

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

Order Your Grizzly Gear...Today!

Note: Sizes 2XL & 3XL are $3.00 more than listingProceeds go towards funding the KUAY newsletter.

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

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

NON-CLOTHING ITEMS

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

www.qagrizzlies.org

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

See photos of items on our website.

Mail checks payable to: Queen Anne Alumni Association

PO Box 9128, Seattle, WA 98109-0128

Questions? Contact: Tim Moody

(206) 282-3585 or [email protected]

To cover postage & handling, add: $4 for orders below $25 $6 for orders from $25 below $50 $8 for orders from $50 up

Total Items _____Total Cost$______Postage &Handling $ ______

Subtotal $ ______Add a donation $______

Check enclosed for $_______

Date Ordered

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

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

To cover postage & handling, add: $4 for orders below $25 $6 for orders from $25 below $50 $8 for orders from $50 up

Your Queen Anne HS Merchandise Form *

N = New Item

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

Thank you for your order.

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

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


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

See page 11 for reunion info

July 2018QA Alumni Contact Info:

Address Changes & Memorials (Obits):LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582Historian & Yearbooks:John Hennes, [email protected] or 206-284-2266KUAY Who’s News:Kim Turner, [email protected] or 206-706-4184 or 360-373-4248KUAY Editorial Board & Photos:[email protected]:Jeri Samuelsen, [email protected] or 425-791-5885Reunions:LD Zobrist, [email protected] or 206-285-0582Merchandise:Tim Moody, [email protected] or 206-282-3585Scholarships:Kerry McMahan, [email protected] or 206-914-4727QAHSAA President:Sally Villaluz Ghormley, [email protected] or 206-331-9194MWOQA:Don Lorentz, [email protected] or 206-948-4197

Alumni Summer Picnic, Sun. Aug. 26, 11:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m., Gas Works Park.

Annual Men & Women of QA Houbregs Memorial Golf Tournament, Mon. Sept. 10, noon at White Horse GC, Kingston. Contact Don Lorentz 206-948-4197, [email protected], or Roger Jensen 206-354-5478, [email protected].

Fall Alumni Luncheon, Sat., Oct. 27, 11:30 a.m. at Seattle Yacht Club. See coupon p. 14.

Next KUAY Copy Deadline, Dec. 7, 2018.

MWOQA Christmas Luncheon, Thur., Dec. 27, 11:30 a.m. at Anthony’s Pier 66. Complimentary parking at Art Institute garage. Bring ticket for validation. Check website updates.

Spring Luncheon & Annual Meeting, Sat., April TBD, 2019 11:30 a.m., at Seattle Yacht Club.

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