Volume 40, Number 1 Queen Anne High School Alumni

M. Dwight “Dee” Hawkes ’541936-2020By Roger Jensen ’61

What do you get when you cross a Grizzly Bear with a Teddy Bear? If you answered “Dee” Hawkes, you would be a winner.

Dee was a winner in about everything he attempted. His family moved from Wallace, Idaho to Seattle. At age six he attended F. H. Coe Elementary School and then Queen Anne High School. At Queen Anne, he was a three-sport athlete. During his Senior year (1953-54) he quarterbacked the football team to the Seattle City Championship. Dee went on to play football at Washington State College where he met his wife of 62 years, Judy Greenup.

Volume 40, Number 1 February 2021Queen Anne High School Alumni Association

Inside: Acknowledgements 3Amazon Smile Participation 3Contacts 16 Cup of Coffee Cheer 14Donations Form 14Editor’s Notes 2Grizzly Angels 12Grizzly Events 16Jill Morrison McKinstry 9Memorials 10Merchandise 15President’s Message 2 QAHSSA 2020 Scholarships 4Reunion Calendar 13Scholarships Suspended 1Who’s News 8

Covid BluesBy John Hennes ’51

2020 has finally left us, to my and everyone’s relief. The Covid-19 pandemic restrictions have resulted in many changes to our Alumni Association’s activities:

2020 Spring Luncheon-Canceled2020 Summer Picnic-Canceled2020 Fall Dance-Canceled2020 MWOQA Luncheon-Canceled

Scholarships SuspendedFor 2021 SeasonBy John Hennes ’51

For the first time since 1982 the Queen Anne Alumni Association will not hold a scholarship competition this year, 2021. The program will resume in 2022.

The Covid-19 pandemic has so disrupted the functioning of school districts and the functioning of our scholarship committee that the Alumni Board has agreed to suspend the program for this year.

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Dee Hawkes ’54 (center) in 2016 along with Coach Walt Milroy (left) and Ralph Vanni ’54

2021 Scholarships-Canceled (see story)2021 Spring Luncheon-Canceled2021 Summer Picnic-Canceled2021 Fall Dance-Tentative, Scheduled for Oct. 16

We’ve all had to deal with friends or extended family Covid-19 illnesses or deaths. Months of staying home and wearing masks and distancing when out has left us with a kind of pandemic fog: forgetting what day of the week it is or what I had for breakfast this morning.

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to work with kids again. We make lots of crafts and it’s allowed me to spend a lot more time outside playing and being goofy, what more could I ask for? During the year I was also able to dedicate a lot of time to growing my small business on Etsy through social media and expanding my products. I’ve made a lot of things I’m really excited about and it feels good to be creating so much! Please feel free to check out my work at www.etsy.com/shop/RoxiKoDesigns

Editor’s NotesRoxi Ko

Hi all! It’s been a tough year for everyone but I hope you have been staying safe and healthy throughout 2020. After

losing my job at the beginning of the pandemic, I got a job as a nanny for a family on Queen Anne with two adorable kids. That has been really fun and it’s been really nice to be able

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Alumni Board meetings have become Zoom only, with a comical array of member responses or non-responses. The year’s stressful issues of elections and pandemic have, not surprisingly, led to a significant reduction in donations for our alumni programs.

Now that the vaccines are almost, but not quite to us, I find that I’m more anxious than before…will I make it to safety?

Nevertheless, with faith in our public health systems and the love and support of our fellow Grizzlies the QAHSAA will move boldly into the coming year. We wish you all peace and good health in 2021!

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Dwight’s teaching and coaching career began in 1958. After three years in Port Angeles, he attended the University of Washington and completed his Masters Degree in 1962. Dee and Judy spent the next two years in Japan, where he taught and coached U.S. Air Force dependents. In 1964 they transferred to Nuremberg, Germany, where he taught and coached Army dependents. In 1973, Dee started coaching and teaching at Bothell High School, where he stayed for 18 years. Courses he taught included: psychology, biology, personal growth and personal nutrition. When one of Dee’s dear friends and teammates, George Varver ’54, died in a plane

President’s MessageBy Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79

Hello Grizzlies!

2020 has almost come to an end as I write this; it’s been a big blur. Is everyone ready for a new and improved 2021? Let’s all be healthy

and stay well. I hope and pray that we may all get together with family and friends. Hopefully we may mark our 2021 calendars with some QAHSAA activities!

I recommend that we each take one day at a time and make the most of it.

Take care,

Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79

Pres. Sally and Charlie

crash, he developed, along with others, what would become an organization to benefit Queen Anne grads, called the Men and Women of Queen Anne (MWQA). With this group he organized golf tournaments and found other ways to provide scholarships for children and grandchildren of QA Alumni.

Dee will be missed. His enthusiasm and great leadership, along with his motivational and organizational skills won him many awards; highlights include his induction in the Northshore School District Wall of Honor, the Gold Helmet Award from the Washington State Football Coaches Association, and two memorial coach awards from the National Football Foundation.

Who embodied the Grizzly Spirit more than Dwight “Dee” Hawkes … not many!

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2020-21 Board of DirectorsMaggie (Nichols) Birch ’64Mary Cooke ’79, SecretaryKatharyn Gaylord ’63 Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79, PresidentJanis (Bridges) Jenkins ’69Roger Jensen ’61 Shirley (Niebuhr) Kankelfritz ’61 Jim LePenske ’62 Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65, TreasurerSherry (Peck) Moody ’66Jeri Samuelsen ’63 Kim R. Turner ’61Jeanne (Hayes) Warren ’61, Vice- Pres.Michael Warren ’61 Jackie (Moore) Zobrist ’63, Corresp. Secr.

KUAY Editorial Board:John Hennes-Editor, Sally Villaluz Ghormley, Claudia Kettles Lovgren, Kim R. Turner.Page Designer: Roxi Ko.

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 KUAY is printed by Pacific Publishing Co., Seattle. The QAHSAA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization.

Acknowledgements

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

Kindnesses—Our Thanks to:Beth (Wassenberg) Guislin ’67, Pam (Lohrer) Lucarelli ’61, Terry Howard ’52, Pat (Sykes) Ronhaar ’47 and the Class Committees for continuing to screen newspapers for the death notices used in our Memorials. We appreciate all those who write us about our fellow alumni passages.

Memorabilia Gifts—Our Thanks to:Sally R (Sutton) Garmon ’62 for Dance Programs for ’59-’62; Susan (Oldfield) Kenney ’72 for several Cheer outfits worn by her and sister Robin (Oldfield) McNeil ’70; Jackie (Bauer) King of Lincoln Lynx AA for KUAY Monthly, December 1910.

Yearbooks: (Prior approval required before acceptance)Gail E (Pearson) Robbins ’67 for years ’65 and ’66

NOTICE: The alumni archives (a storage locker) are overflowing. Please call or write before you send us memorabilia. Contact: [email protected] or [email protected].

2021 Treasurer’s Report (as of 12/31/20)Cash Flow AssetsRevenue $39,385 Cash and Bank Accts $50,824Expenses -$19,200 Merchandise Inventory $7,789Income $20,185 Investments $319,735Note: 2020 Scholarship Checks in the amount of $32,000 have not yet been issued. This inflates the apparent net income for 2020, but will reduce the income for 2021.

Total Assets $378,348Minus Liabilities (Class Holdings) -$8,193Total Net Worth $370,155

AmazonSmile ParticipationThe QAHSAA has joined the AmazonSmile Program, where Amazon donates 0.5% of the purchase price of eligible products to the QAHSAA if we are selected by Amazon customers as the beneficiary of this program. This is another way for you to support your alumni association with our mission to keep the spirit alive for Queen Anne HS and all of its alumni. We have joined this program at the request of several of you who have asked that we do so. There is no cost to you or to the Alumni Association for this.

To participate, just go to http://smile.amazon.com and enter your Amazon account login. Then search for us using Queen Anne High School Alumni or using our tax id, 91-1219753. Select us as your Smile recipient and you are set to support us. Thank you.


QAHSAA 2020 ScholarshipsBy Kerry McMahan ’54

Our 38th annual scholarship competition resulted in 32 scholarship awards of $1000 each, made possible by the exceptional generosity of classes, reunion groups, individual donations and the collective donations of many Queen Anne alumni. The results have been pushed out to this KUAY because of Corona-19 pandemic issues.

There will be no scholarship program this year, 2021, due to Covid-19 constraints (see story).

Those interested in competing for a 2022 award should check for updates on the Alumni website and download the application from the QA website next winter, taking great care to follow the completion instructions for the application form and the cover letter. QA Alumni Scholarships are limited to high school graduates, trade school applicants, and university undergraduate students only. The deadline is expected to be March 31, 2022.

The 2020 winners follow:

Ethan Thomas Adair- graduated from Olympus High School, Salt Lake City, UT with a 3.98 GPA and enrolled this fall at Brigham Young University

majoring in mechanical engineering. His activities and achievements include Holladay City Youth Council, Veterans Hospital volunteer, National Honor Society, Boy Scouts of America, Eagle Scout, Honor Roll, Student of the Month, varsity volleyball MVP and Coach’s Award. He is the son of Thomas Bradley and Emily Westover Adair and the grandson of Pamela Blackham Adair ’71. He is awarded a Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial scholarship.

Austin Paul Anderson- graduated from Lynden High School with a 3.68 GPA and enrolled this fall at Grand Canyon University, Phoenix, AZ

majoring in sports management. His activities and achievements include

ASB class representative, Senior Inter-High Representative, National Honor Society, Freshman Mentor, Scholar Athlete and varsity football, basketball and soccer. He is the son of Randy and Stacey Anderson and the grandson of Paul Ringstad ’60. He is awarded the Class of 1969 Scholarship donated in celebration of their 50th Reunion.

Haley Mae Archer - graduated from Liberty High School with a 3.90 GPA and enrolled this fall at Montana State University majoring in business

administration. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, DECA store manager, DECA Marketing Communications State Champion, DECA International Grand Finalist, Chamber Strings Orchestra, Patriot Press school newspaper, varsity cross-country captain, orchestra concertmaster and National History Day Regional Winner. She is the daughter of Ryan and Amy Archer and the granddaughter of James Archer ’68. She is awarded a Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Burton Walls ’62.

Ashley Ann Auld – graduated from Newport High School with a 3.81 GPA and enrolled as a pre-med student this fall at the University of

Colorado-Boulder. Her activities and achievements include Link Crew, ASPEN peer health education, yearbook staff, varsity basketball and Knight Valor community service award. She is the daughter of Tim and Kristi Auld and the granddaughter of Robert F. Auld ’64. She is awarded the Bruce Bowe ’62 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams ’62.

Christopher James Brazeau – graduated from West Linn High School, West Linn, OR with a 3.72 and enrolled this fall at the University of Oregon majoring in

sports management. His school activities and achievements include National Honor Society, World Language Honor Society, Advanced Placement classes, International Science and Engineering

Fair, varsity soccer and varsity basketball team manager. Outside of school he volunteered with the community service group Hands Helping Hands, logging over 100 hours his senior year, and with numerous youth soccer camps and activities. He is the son of James and Wendy Brazeau and the grandson of William Brazeau ’56. He is awarded the Carol and Robert D. Rois ’55 Memorial Scholarship.

Lauren Christine Demoulin – currently a junior at Brigham Young University carrying a 3.74 GPA majoring in experience design and management in

the school of business administration. She is a 3.98 GPA graduate of Henry M. Jackson High School, Mill Creek, WA. Her achievements and activities include Women in Business Club, Marketing Association, organized and led advertising campaign for BYU ASB school wide event, volunteer and Key Club. She is the daughter of Jerome and Shellie Demoulin and the granddaughter of Susan Kay Bolenbaugh Howe ’63. She is awarded the Hal Will ’46 Memorial Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Natalie Ruth Doman – graduated from Canby High School, Canby, OR with a 3.98 GPA and enrolled this fall at Brigham Young University majoring

in English. Her school activities and achievements include multiple Advanced Placement and Honors classes, senior class president, varsity volleyball, varsity swimming and varsity rugby. Outside of school she was a lifeguard and instructor at Canby swim center and through 4H, raised and sold a hog at the Clackamas County Fair. She is the daughter of Clay and Julie Doman and the granddaughter of Pamela Blackham Adair ’71. She is awarded a Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship.

Madalena Estela Flores – graduated from Lake Stevens High School and Everett Community College in the Running Start program with

a 3.5 GPA and enrolled this fall at


Washington State University majoring in elementary education. Her school activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Purple Scholar Award, President’s List, Link Crew, Big/Little Viking Mentor Program and Cavelero Wind Ensemble. Outside of school she volunteers for Pitch-Perfect, a youth soccer organization and the Marysville YMCA child -care center. She is the daughter of David and Rebecca Flores and the granddaughter of Karen Hunter Thompson ’71. She is awarded the Carma Le Penske Scholarship donated by James Le Penske ’62.

Cole R. Johnston – graduated from Mountlake Terrace High School with a 3.74 GPA and enrolled this fall at Washington State University

majoring in accounting. His activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Technology Student Association, multiple Advanced Placement and Honors classes, multiple accomplishments and honors within the TSA discipline, all the while volunteering within his community for multiple charitable causes. He is the son of Todd and Andrea Meissner Johnston and great grandson of Reidun Gunderson ’42. He is awarded a DV & Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Connor David Kaeberlein – graduated from Mt. Si High School and Bellevue College with an Associate’s Degree Science Track II : Physics,

Atmospheric Science and Engineering through the Running Start program with a 3.96 GPA and enrolled this fall at University of Washington as a pre-major with the hope of admission to the Honors Program and the School of Computer Science and Engineering. His achievements and activities include National Honor Society, National Merit Scholar, debate team, math lab tutor, karate Black belt and school band. He is the son of Matt and Tammi Kaeberlein and the grandson of Janna Sue Henderson Moskovitz ’64. He is awarded the David L. Williams ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Don Williams ’62.

Nicholas Lagazo – graduated from Forest Hills Northern High School, Grand Rapids, MI with a 3.44 GPA and enrolled this fall

at Michigan Technology University, Houghton, MI majoring in mechanical engineering. His major educational effort was within the STEM academy program, excelling in technical studies including Advance Placement and Honors classes. His activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Science Olympiad Team, marching band and Mock Trial group. Outside of school he volunteers at local elementary schools and youth athletic programs. He is the son of Rebecca and John Lagazo ’80. He is awarded a Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship.

Megan Elizabeth Lange – graduated from East Valley High School, Spokane, WA with a 3.85 GPA while participating in the Running Start

program through Eastern Washington University and enrolled this fall at Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA majoring in biology. Her activities and achievements include National Honor Society, Key Club, Dean’s List at Eastern Washington University, multiple Honors and Advanced Placement classes, captain and three year varsity volleyball team member and All League and All State Honorable Mention. Away from school she belonged to the Girl Scouts and volunteered at 2nd Harvest Food bank. She is the daughter of Jeff and Mary Duhamel Lange and the great granddaughter of Alice Shrosbree Jernegan ’29. She is awarded a Nancy Rauh Mertel Memorial Scholarship donated by Scott Mertel.

Erika Moe – currently enrolled at the University of Oregon carrying a 4.17 GPA majoring in human physiology with a goal of medical school focusing on

cardiology and vascular neurology. Her achievements and activities include Dean’s List, volunteering at a local hospital in their heart and vascular center and working with two professors teaching chemistry and mentoring 23 students

in that class, as well as others. She is the daughter of Kris and Arlin Moe and the granddaughter of Alvin Moe Jr. ’52. She is awarded the Dan Kinnaird ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Clare Morris – Graduated from Hazen High School with a 4.0 GPA and enrolled this fall at Harvard University majoring in computer science

and music performance. Her honors, achievements and activities include National Merit Commended Scholar, AP Scholar With Distinction, AAUW Women in Science award, multiple Advanced Placement classes, First Place, WMEA Washington State Solo Competition (French Horn), All-Northwest, All-State Honor Ensembles (French Horn), captain, girls varsity cross-country, founder and president, Girls Who Code club, Marching Band section leader and member, Seattle Youth Symphony Orchestra and many more activities. She is the daughter of Lisa and Loran Todd Morris and the granddaughter of Glen Morris ’52. She is awarded a Dan Kinnaird ’61 Memorial Scholarship donated by Patricia Fox Kinnaird ’61.

Jamison Bradley Naf – graduated from Method High School, Arcadia, CA with a 4.11 GPA and enrolled this fall as a health science major at

Benedictine University, Mesa, AZ. His activities and achievements include National Honor Society, California Scholarship Federation, snowboard and ski club and varsity baseball. He is the son of Christopher and Karrie Naf and the grandson of Donald Naf ’64. He is awarded the Carol A. and Robert D. Rois ’55 Memorial Scholarship.

Kate Jacqueline Rossi – graduated from Columbia River High School, Vancouver, WA and Clark Community College with an Associate` Arts

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program and enrolled this fall at Central Washington University majoring in actuarial science. Her achievements and activities include National Honor Society, Clark College Vice President’s list, Key Club and captain, varsity cheer team. Away from school, she volunteered at an animal shelter and food bank and has studied and performed ballet for 14 years, appearing in over 30 ballets. She is the daughter of Joanne and Anthony Rossi ’72. She is awarded the Adrienne Alexandria Memorial Scholarship donated by her mother, Marilyn Dillard ’58.

Kaleb Owen Sackett – graduated from Moses Lake High School and Big Bend Community College with an Associates Arts and Science degree

with a 3.4 GPA while participating in the Running Start program and enrolled this fall at Texas A & M University majoring in marine biology. His achievements and activities include high school jazz band, pep band, wind ensemble, Eagle Scout, Assistant Scoutmaster and lifeguard at high school pool and Surf ‘N Slide Waterpark. He is the son of Wade and Shawta Sackett and the grandson of Margaret Jensen Sackett ’66. He is awarded a Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by Al Benaroya ’62.

Allison Grace Schnebele – graduated from Skyline High School with a 3.85 GPA and enrolled this fall at the University of Washington

majoring in biology. Her achievements and activities include DECA Regional and State participant, Link Crew, varsity soccer, varsity coaches award, scholar athlete award, Relay for Life, Strong4Sam Club officer and community youth soccer coach. She is the daughter of David and Rachel Schnebele and the granddaughter of Kathryn Lawson and the late Peter Schnebele, both ’61. She is awarded the Nancy Rauh Mertel ’56 Memorial Scholarship donated by Pete Mertel.

Sarah Elizabeth Schnebele – currently a sophomore at the University of Washington carrying a 3.63 GPA and on the

Dean’s List, majoring in communications and business administration. Her activities include a leadership position in her sorority and Girls on the Run, a volunteer youth athletic / educational organization. She is also an intern in a local small business. She is the daughter of David and Rachel Schnebele and the granddaughter of Kathryn Lawson and the late Peter Schnebele, both ’61. She is awarded the Nancy Rauh Mertel ’56 Memorial Scholarship donated by Charles Mertel ’53.

Willem Oliver Spencer – graduated from Stadium High School with a 4.26 GPA and enrolled this fall as an engineering major at Northern Arizona University,

Flagstaff AZ. His achievements and activities include multiple Honors and Advanced Placement classes and French Club at school and community volunteering at Lemay Car Museum, Second Cycle Community Bike Shop, food drive at St. Leo’s church and charity fund raising. He is the son of Jennifer and Jeffrey William Spencer ’79. He is awarded a DV & Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Justine Mary Spyridis – graduated from Bishop Blanchet High School with a 3.44 GPA and enrolled this fall at the University of Portland as a pre-

major studying sociology and German. Her achievements and activities include Advanced Placement classes, Second Academic Honors, German Club Leader, Blanchet Student Ambassador, varsity tennis, Athlete of the Month, Sand Point Tennis Center assistant coach, Space Needle Volleyball Club and North Helpline Food Bank volunteer. She is the daughter of Constance and Larry Spyridis and the granddaughter of Pauline Rouvelas Spyridis ’64. She is awarded a Queen Anne High Alumni Scholarship donated by Karin Barter Fielding ’63.

Jordan Vann – graduated from Forest Grove High School, Forest Grove, OR with honors and Portland Community College with a 3.91

GPA and enrolled this fall at Pacific University, Forest Grove, OR majoring in computer science and mathematics. Her achievements and activities include National Honor Society, multiple Honors and Advanced Placement classes, Certificate of Achievement Awards for Excellence in Conceptual Physics, algebra and geometry and Student All-Star and a leadership position in AVID. In her community, Jordan volunteers at Cornelius Library, Family Promise, Habitat for Humanity and a food bank. She is an active member of her church and a member of their bell choir. She is the daughter of Sherri Edge Vann ’81. She is awarded a Phil M. Davis ’45 Memorial Scholarship.

Timothy Mitchell Vanni – graduated from Ridgefield High School, Ridgefield, CT with a 4.32 GPA and enrolled this fall at Wake Forest University, Winston-

Salem, NC majoring in economics. His school achievements and activities include Honor Roll, High Honor Roll, 6 Advanced Placement and 13 Honors classes and captain, varsity soccer. His community service activities included Appalachia Service Project and Holland Soccer Program, helping disabled youth participants play soccer. He is the son of Jennifer and Mark Vanni and the grandson of Alice and Ralph Vanni ’54. He is awarded the Carol A. and Robert D. Rois ’55 Memorial Scholarship.

Joshua V. Villarino – graduated from Ballard High School with a 3.02 GPA and enrolled this fall at Culver-Stockton College, Canton, MO majoring in business

administration. His activities and awards include earning a black belt and competing in martial arts tournaments, taking flying lessons, performing in his own dance band, auditioning for and being selected for the Ballard High School Dance Team and volunteering for the Magnolia Summerfest. He is the son of Eileen and Joseph A. Villarino,

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Jr. ’79. He is awarded the Class of 1942 Memorial Scholarship donated by their classmates.

Mia Louise Waters – graduated from Kentridge High School with a 3.93 GPA and enrolled this fall at Washington State University majoring

in nursing. Her achievements and activities include multiple Honors and Advanced Placement classes, tutoring and mentoring middle school students and serving as dance team captain, leading them to multiple state competition victories. She is the daughter of Kristine Fisken ’78 and Donald Waters, the granddaughter of Kathryn “Jean” Jorgensen ’50 and the great granddaughter of John Jorgensen ’11. She is awarded the Claudia Johnson Brooke ’65 Memorial Scholarship donated by Linda Johnson Eckhart ’65.

Danaelyn Michelle Watson – currently a freshman at Grand Canyon University carrying a 3.7 GPA majoring in elementary education. She is

a 3.6 GPA Honors graduate of Seattle Christian High School where her achievements and activities included multiple Advanced Placement classes, senior class vice president, tutor and mentorship program, summer exchange student program (6 weeks in Peru) and volunteered at a local food bank and the Union Gospel Mission shelter. She is the daughter of Shari and Peter Watson and the granddaughter of Carolyn Rosser Watson ’64. She is awarded a Charles Heffelfinger, Faculty Memorial Scholarship.

Robyn Nicole Weber – graduated from Laguna Hills High School, Laguna Hills, CA with a 4.72 GPA and enrolled this fall at the University of California,

Santa Barbara, majoring in business administration. Her achievements and activities include National Honor Society, multiple Advanced Placement and Honors classes, class president, ASB

vice president, captain, varsity track, captain, varsity soccer and Orange County Scholar Athlete Award. She is the daughter of Melinda and Christian Weber and the granddaughter of Frieda Ching Wong ’55. She is awarded the Everett and Marilyn Brown Howe ’59 Memorial Scholarship donated by Herberta Howe Gray ’58.

Garrett Hugh West – graduated with an associate arts degree with highest honors from Green River College in 2019 and has begun work on earning an

associate in applied science degree at Green River, with a goal of earning a degree in Aeronautical Science. Following completion of these goals, he will progress toward his long- term goal to become a commercial airline pilot. His related activities include the Civil Air Patrol wherein he has risen from entry level cadet to cadet First Lieutenant and serves as member of the Cadet Advisory Council of the Southwest Washington group. His recent noteworthy achievements include receiving the Billy Mitchell Award, private pilot license, July 2019 and instrument rating March 2020. He has also been accepted into the Horizon Air Pilot Development Program. He is the son of John G. and Sonja Nutley West ’79. He is awarded the Maxine Amundson McMahan ’45 Trade & Vocational Scholarship, donated by numerous Grizzlies.

Bridget Katherine Wickstrand – presently enrolled at the University of San Diego carrying a 4.0 GPA majoring in psychology and education. Her

achievements and activities include Dean’s List, First Honors, tutor at St. Patrick’s School, student observer at High Tech High School and two part -time jobs. She is the daughter of Christie and Charlie Wickstrand and the granddaughter of Karen and Pete Wickstrand ’59. She is awarded a DV & Ida McEachern Family Scholarship.

Sophie Jay Wisemore –graduated from Bothell High School with a 3.55 GPA and enrolled this fall at Northwest

University, Kirkland, WA majoring in education. Her achievements and activities include school concert and marching band, yearbook staff-supervisor for photography submissions and editing, photography equipment manager and teacher assistant. Her community activities include Woodland Park Zoo volunteer where she is a member of two specialty teams, and also engages guests providing information about the zoo and related conservation information. She is the daughter of Jennifer and Jack Wisemore and the granddaughter of Vanessa DeBoer Randall ’53. She is awarded a Charles Heffelfinger, Faculty Memorial Scholarship.

Catherine Anne Wong – graduated from Alhambra High School, Alhambra, CA with a 4.09 GPA and enrolled at California State University - Los

Angeles CA, this fall majoring in child development. Her achievements and activities include California Scholarship Federation (4 years), Advanced Placement Classes, Career Skills Certificate in Child Development, Leukemia and Lymphoma Society VIP Member, Moor Friends Club, Interact Service Club vice president and captain, varsity volleyball. She is the daughter of Lorena and Tat Wong and the granddaughter of Frieda Ching Wong ’55. She is awarded a Nancy Rauh Mertel ’56 Scholarship donated by numerous friends.

Justin Turner Ybarra – graduated from First Baptist Christian Academy High School, Pasadena, TX with a 3.8 GPA and enrolled this fall at

Southwestern Assemblies of God University, Waxahachie, TX majoring in theater arts. His achievements and activities include multiple Honors courses, student council representative, Servant’s Heart Award, school choir small ensemble Superior Award, Carnegie Hall, NY, student play co-lead for two years, Thespian Society, varsity football and jayvee basketball. Away from school his volunteer work included Galveston Children’s Park and Hurricane Harvey rebuilding through high school


Who’s News, Winter 2020-21By Kim R. Turner ’61

1914-1980 FootballBrian Barnett, local author, has just released his work, “The Numeric History of Seattle High School Football, 1914-1984.” This is available through ShorelineSpartans.net at a price of $22.50. This comprehensive history of Seattle high school sports is the first in a series dealing with all the results from each sport. In 2021 he will finish and release the next volume, covering both baseball and basketball.

and church groups. He also made time to work as a lead lifeguard at Schlitterbahn Water Park He is the son of Marisa and Andrew Ybarra and the grandson of Jim Turner ’53. He is awarded a Queen Anne High School Alumni Scholarship donated by numerous Grizzlies.

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Who’s News EditorQA Alumni Assoc.P.O.Box 9128Seattle, WA 98109

or email: [email protected].

Photos at 300 dpi or higher res. are welcome.

Seattle is still under rules disallowing in person meetings and the student applicants from 2020 have had great difficulty in providing timely data from their schools. The result is that the scholarship awards for 2020 were not completed until January of 2021.

It is our plan to resume the program at the beginning of 2022. Remember that applicants can be college undergrads as well as high school seniors and others as outlined in the Policies on the website, www.qagrizzlies.org.

1950s The passing of Dee Hawkes ’54 is noted in a separate story. But his coaching career also included a stint at Queen Anne in 1967. He led the 1967 QAHS Sophomore basketball team to an undefeated championship season with 16-0 record. Craig Smith ’69, who was on that team, sends us this story and notes that although Dee was known as a successful football coach, he showed his excellent coaching skills with these young Grizzlies, proving a good coach can coach any sport to victory.

Dan Haw ’56, sent a donation and writes that, after success in real estate, he and wife Joyce now live in Wenatchee, a “low-key” life.

Stan Chapple ’57, died in Sequim, WA on November 13, 2020, of complications from multiple myeloma. Our sympathies to Patti (McIntosh) Chapple ’57, and family,

and to Doug Chapple ’57, his wife Emmary and family. It’s never easy to lose one’s beloved, but it hits us all when the deceased has been a model for the ensuing generations of alums. Stan was an integral part of the 1959 and 1960 UW footballs teams which won successive Rose Bowls over Wisconsin (44-8) and so-called national champion Minnesota (17-7) in the 1960 and 1961 Rose Bowls. He and twin Doug kept the Grizzlies with winning seasons in 1955 and 1956.

Marian Hailey-Moss ’58/59, has written another book. This one, “Max of San Francisco,” is inspired by former classmate Eric Charles “Chuck” Dege ’58, and tells tales of his work at the chic beauty salon at San Francisco’s Fairmont Hotel. Chuck is now living in Palm Springs.

Nancy (Gould) Hilliard ’58 writes to her classmates: Although we had to cancel the in-person 2020 celebration due to Covid19,

“The Griz” still toasts us all and suggests looking up a few friends in the updated directory recently mailed to you. Our connections remain strong. Carry on!

Larry Cain ’59 celebrated his 80th birthday this year with his wife Teresa (Richardson) Cain ’61 and neighbors Kathy (Kirch) Holden Koval ’61 and Roy Koval ’59. They live in Crescent Bar on the Columbia River, near Quincy, and are sick of this virus (as are we all).

1960sMarv Wilson ’60, sends a note from Bellingham, WA, after ordering Grizzly gear. “My wife just rolls her eyes—Ballard High School has nowhere near the esprit de corps that Queen Anne has.”

Stan Chapple ’57

Kathy (Kirch) Holden Koval ’61 and Larry Cain ’59 at Larry’s 80th birthday


More memories of Jack Sederholm ’56 and Richard Sederholm (a.k.a. Jess Richards) ’61, from R. B. Hood ’61: “Jack’s ‘little’ brother, Richard, was also a Coe guy and QAHS Class of ’61 alum; went on to UW, then New York. Died 1994 of AIDS. Steven Pihl’s ’58, little brother in the picture is Jim (James) Pihl ’61, another former Coe guy and QA ’61 alum. (See Coe School Orchestra photo in the July, 2020 KUAY.) Steve, Jim and I were neighbors when we all went to Coe. Jim and I are currently friends on Facebook.”

Carol “Jeannie” (Pound) Reiner ’62, asks us to revise her listing: She is (widowed) now living in Tucson, AZ. Her updated bio: Coe, QA, Seattle Pacific, and Cal. Poly, Pomona (advanced degrees). She works as a public school reading specialist, and runs a retro business, “Out of the Past” specializing in vintage clothing, both retail and rented. Has been a security assistant in medical store facilities and wrote the book, “Life on Your Terms,” dealing with holistic eating and exercise. She sends thanks to the board “for all the efforts to keep our high school experiences ongoing. Yeah Grizzlies!”

Michael P. (Pete) Lyons ’63 has published three books in the last year. When his wife entered into Alzheimer’s memory care two years ago he dealt with his grief by writing. The books include one of poetry

(“Living Poetry for Today”), one on growing up in the ’50’s and ’60s and his spiritual development (“GOD, Me, and You”), and one on money management (“Who Should Manage My Money? YOU!”). All are available on Amazon. Pete graduated from Seattle U in Business with a 2nd

Lt. Commission, served in Vietnam in the Army and currently lives in Olympia.

David Semple ’63, a retired health care executive, took his son (in 2019) to a UW 50th Reunion. He showed his youngest son, Chris, “to all the places I remember so well: QA Hill, UW, Pike Place Market”. Also took daughter, Lisa, who lives on Capitol Hill, to other local favorites. David and wife Joanne live in Minneapolis (got through 2020 riots OK). Sends “thanks to all QA friends who keep us informed. Best wishes to all.” Miriam (Lavik) Gill ’64, had a stroke Aug. 24 and is recuperating at a skilled nursing facility in Bellevue. Friends and classmates wishing updates should contact Kathy (Gimness) White ’64 ([email protected]). Also, Patrick Gill ’65, Miriam’s husband, has been keeping family and friends up-to-date on her condition.

Marylen (Smith) Bartlett ’65, sends a letter with a donation. She and her husband retired and are now living in Blue Jay, CA. Moved there from Maryland. They live near Lake Arrowhead and have four seasons to enjoy. She hopes everyone is staying safe and healthy during this Covid epidemic, wishing everyone a safe and healthy year.

Sonia (Hatfield) Tress ’69, wrote to us asking if any of her fellow band members (1966-69) would be interested in a reunion. Sonia now lives in Lynnwood, WA and may be reached at [email protected].

1970sBonnie (Henry) Bowie ’73, Ph.D., etc., was recently selected for Fellowship in the American Academy of Nursing for her lifelong contributions to

nursing and population health. She is Professor and Associate Dean for Graduate Programs in Nursing at Seattle University, College of Nursing, where she has worked since 2000. She writes: “I have loved every minute of my nursing career, and I wish I had another lifetime to pursue other areas of nursing. I am particularly proud to be a nurse during the pandemic, when nurses are risking their lives on a daily basis to provide the best care possible to their patients.”

Debora Spencer ’78, was one of the artists featured in the Seattle Times Pacific Northwest Magazine, July 19, 2020. She has been doing murals on plywood panels over windows and doors of the various businesses in the Denny Regrade/Belltown area shuttered by Covid concerns and social unrest. She has captured sequences from “Alice in Wonderland” to use. Debora has recently returned to Seattle from New York City.

Jill (Morrison) McKinstry ’65 Named UW iSchool 2020 Distinguished AlumnaBy Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

I have the privilege of relaying Jill (Morrison) McKinstry’s ’65 (UW ’87) accomplishment of this award for her dynamic direction in leading the

renovation of the UW’s Odegaard Undergraduate Library in half the time normally required and coming under budget (!), with rave reviews.

Jill is the retired director of Odegaard and special assistant to the dean of UW libraries.

Bonnie (Henry) Bowie ’73

Jill (Morrison) McKinstry ’65

Pete Lyons ’63

continued on page 14


MEMORIALS

’36 Margaret P “Peggy” (Putnam) McGee of Meridian, ID, Jul 22, 2020’38 Walter J Krebs of Grants Pass, OR, Feb 26, 2020’39 Sherman W Bushnell II of Seattle, WA, Nov 14, 2020’39 Anne L (Shanafelt) Bartlett of Forest Grove, OR, Mar 29, 2016’40 Mary V “Virginia” (Cauthorn) Johnson of Normandy Park, WA, Dec 19, 2019’40 Dorothy V (Clarke) Rogers of Enumclaw, WA, Sep 6, 2018’41 Doreen F (Barker) James of Los Gatos, CA, Jul 7, 2020’41 Maren L (McFadden) Masters of Des Moines, WA, Oct 17, 2020’41 Joseph F “Joe” Mosser of Bremerton, WA, Aug 29, 2020’42 Dorothy G (Gamble) Hungar of Warden, WA, Nov 10, 2014’42 Marjorie “Marge” (Moore) Seaforth of Marysville, WA, Jul 31, 2020’43 Richard Heady of Olympia, WA, Dec 26, 2016’43 Phil W Pielemeier of Redmond, WA, Jan 7, 2021’43 Winifred C (Plants) Romberger of Spokane Valley, WA, Oct 14, 2020’43 Kenneth F “Ken” Sharp of Mountlake Terrace, WA, Oct 16, 2020’44 Chadwick S “Chad” Manning of Seattle, WA, Aug 14, 2020’44 Esther P Miller of Battle Ground, WA, Nov 15, 2020’44 Elsa H (Pierson) Peterson of Snohomish, WA, May 29, 2020’45 William F “Bill” Briggs of Bellingham, WA, Nov 2, 2020’45 Lawrence JP “Larry” Dankel of Seattle, WA, Dec 4, 2020’45 Raymond “Ray” Keeney of Bainbridge Island, WA, Dec 23, 2018’45 Ellen (Stiles) Floyd of Lagunitas, CA, May 12, 2020’46 Emma J “Emmie” (Adams) Jones of Puyallup, WA, Dec 11, 2020’46 Frank W Brockman Jr of Seattle, WA, Oct 4, 2020’46 Eleanor L (Heflin) Riley of Seattle, WA, Nov 4, 2020’46 Harvey A P “Hap” Myers III of Boise, ID, Jul 2020’47 Barbara J (Forbes) Shaw of Arch Cape, OR, 2020’47 Carol V (Miller) Koefod of Kirkland, WA, Jul 30, 2020’47 Phyllis E (Peterson) Lajala of Hemet, CA, May 6, 2019’47 Irvin J Sellereit of Bellingham, WA, Jun 22, 2020’48 Peggy (Maryott) Kemper of Berlin, CT, Jun 19, 2019’48 Nola (Raskie) Gooding of Carefree, AZ, Sep 4, 2020’48 Patricia “Patti” (Reiswig) Moulton of Issaquah, WA, Dec 14, 2020

’49 Colleen D (Farrell) Vescia of Palo Alto, CA, Aug 17, 2020’49 Bennett E “Ben” Noble of Maple Valley, WA, 2020’50 James H Burton Jr of Camano Island, WA, Nov 14, 2020’50 Grace C (Engle) Lund of Phoenix, AZ, Nov 29, 2020’50 Joan L (Harrison) Glendenning of Battle Ground, WA, Sep 7, 2020’50 Irene (Harville) Hannaford of Eureka, CA, Feb 2020’50 Ann F (Saberhagen) O’Neil of Seattle, WA, Aug 9, 2020’50 Elroy R Sobota of Lake Stevens, WA, Sep 9, 2020’51 James E Gallagher of Peoria, AZ, May 15, 2020’51 Richard Hurlen of Bellevue, WA, Sep 22, 2018’51 George J Munko of Auburn, WA, Dec 24, 2020’52 Sharon (McConnell) Westin of Bellevue, WA, Dec 9, 2020’53 Gordon G Conger of Bellevue, WA, Jul 25, 2020’53 Phyllis R (Nordstrom) Frick of Shoreline, WA, Jul 6, 2020’53 Marilyn R (Sills) Sullivan of Quincy, IL, Jun 10, 2020’53 Donald F Sobota of Seattle, WA, Jan 2020’54 Edward P “Ed” Carney of Anacortes, WA, Aug 19, 2020’54 John R “Jack” Drexel Jr of Edmonds, WA, Dec 9, 2020’54 Martha L (Elliott) Kippola of Seattle, WA, Dec 29, 2020’54 Myron D “Dee” Hawkes of Bothell, WA, Sep 24, 2020’54 Donald E Henry of Walla Walla, WA, Dec 16, 2020’54 Barbara J (Mains) Gaub of Yakima, WA, Jan 4, 2021’54 Donald S “Don” Radovich of Happy Valley, OR, Aug 16, 2020’54 David E “Dave” Schnebele of Harpers Ferry, WV, Nov 25, 2020’54 Marcile K (Thomas) Wright of Palm Desert, CA, Jul 13, 2020’55 Richard P “Paul” Blaylock of Surprise, AZ, Dec 22, 2020’55 Joan E (Hendrickson) Lawrence of San Marcos, CA, Nov 21, 2020’55 Carol J (Sieverling) Simcock of Elk Grove, CA, Jul 20, 2020’56 William A Brazeau of Everett, WA, Nov 11, 2004’56 Velma B Burt, Dec 18, 2012’56 Craig T Butler of Wenatchee, WA, Jul 6, 2011’56 Frederick C Dobler Jr of AK, Mar 1, 2013’56 Louis H Gillette of Newport, WA, Feb 24, 2017’56 Thomas P Grogan of Las Vegas, NV, Jun 23, 2015’56 Duke A Hayduk of Santa Fe, NM, Apr 9,2020’56 Robert Jensen of White City, OR, May 12, 2020’56 Roger V Kramer of Friday Harbor, WA, Jul 2019’56 Janice A Lindblad of Seattle, WA, Mar 4, 2017’56 Donald E Rutt of Houston, TX, Apr 15, 2020


’56 Gilbert A Sims of Denver, CO, Oct 23, 2009’56 Howard W Wildin Jr of Newport, WA, Apr 25, 2016’57 James F Bergman of Camano Island, WA, Oct 7, 2017’57 Stanley E Chapple of Sequim, WA, Nov 13, 2020’57 Jack Goffette of Lynnwood, WA, Sep 11, 2020’57 Joyanne “Joy” (Gundram) Baker of Douglas, AK, Jul 21, 2020’57 Mary Mae (Jenkins) Leighty of Camano Island, WA, May 4, 2020’57 Joseph A Papineau of Renton, WA, Aug 31, 2019’58 Spencer M Bell of Seattle, WA, Dec 31, 2020’58 William Heilesen of Bellingham, WA, Jun 23, 2020’58 Marsha L (Hyde) Fredericksen of Seattle, WA, Aug 13, 2020’58 Thomas Klock of Sulphur Springs, TX, Mar 22, 2019’58 Jay M Marston of Colville, WA, Oct 21, 2015’58 Gary A Millican of Kirkland, WA, Jul 7, 2020’58 Richard N “Dick” Pahre of Shoreline, WA, Jan 7, 2020’58 Daniel T “Danny” Tradal of Freeland, WA, Jun 23, 2020’58 Jacquelyn M R (Waddell) Wapato of Seattle, WA, Dec 31, 2019’58 Jay L Werelius of Ponca City, OK, Sep 16, 2020’59 Carol (Antonson) Kroetch of Marysville, WA, Jun 5, 2020’59 Edward A “Ed” Bloch of Seattle, WA, Nov 30, 2020’59 Gail P (O’Shaughnessy) Lusher of Seattle, WA, Nov 16, 2020’59 Charles G Preston of Ann Arbor, MI, Jul 20, 2018’60 John W “Wayne” Clark of Battle Ground, WA, Dec 18, 2009’60 Patricia “Pat” (Moore) Miller of Tacoma, WA, Dec 22, 2020’61 Coralee “Corky” (Andrew) Stark of Seattle, WA, Oct 26, 2020’61 Carol L (Beach) Heimkes of Shoreline, WA, Aug 8, 2020’61 Shirley E (Cresse) Watson of Boise, ID, Jul 25, 2020’61 Peter A Schnebele of Bothell, WA, Dec 17, 2020’62 Gene T Martini of Sun Lakes, AZ, Nov 17, 2020’62 Richard A “Rick” Matthew of Aberdeen, WA, Nov 22, 2018’62 Michael E “Mickey” Shupe of Hot Springs, AR, Jun 3, 2020’63 Thomas R “Tom” Hendrickson of Portland, OR, Sep 1, 2020’63 Claudia (Moyer) Ellis of Seattle, WA, Dec 25, 2018’63 Nancy O’Neill of Seattle, WA, Nov 26, 2020’63 Kevin R (Ryan) Wilson of North Fort Myers, FL, May 5, 2019’63 Jan (Snell) Sweet of Mesa, AZ, Apr 8, 2020’64 Wayne W Walker of Fairbanks, AK, Sep 23, 2019’65 Michael O Asmundson of Scottsdale, AZ, Jun 6, 2020’65 Thomas H “Tom” Miller of Kirkland, WA, Apr 14, 2020

’65 Roberta L (Raphael) McMahon of Burien, WA, Dec 30, 2019’65 Michael J “Mike” Thornton of Seatac, WA, Apr 27, 2020’66 Gregory “Greg” Duff of Seattle, WA, Dec 19, 2020’66 Raymond Ostman of Seattle, WA, Jul 24, 2020’66 Marilyn K Savery of Seattle, WA, Jul 19, 2020’66 Nancy Selford, Jul 19, 2020’68 Craig D Peterson of Lynnwood, WA, Oct 16, 2019’69 Mary P Rorke of Santa Ana, CA, 2012’71 Steven G Douglas of Bremerton, WA, June 28, 2020’71 Michele E “Mikki” (Eberlein) Stumpf of Seattle, WA, Dec 7, 2019’71 Douglas M Evans of Marshfield, MO, Oct 17, 2020’71 Beverly A (Hulse) Peterson of Seattle, WA, Nov 6, 2019’71 Diana McKinley of Seattle, WA, Jun 8, 2020’71 Robin Taylor of New York, NY, Jul 21, 2020’72 Katherine L Abrams of Blaine, WA, Oct 21, 2020’72 Jay W Alden of Seattle, WA, Nov 18, 2020’72 Wendy (Loar) Lindgren of Pasco, WA, May 1, 2020’72 Alice S Ostman of Olympia, WA, Jan 27, 2018’73 Lois J (Caldwell) Jackson of Des Moines, WA, Apr 21, 2020’73 Lori A Faghin of Shoreline, WA, Jun 15, 2020’74 Diane (DePartee) Townsend of Olympia, WA, Jun 30, 2020’74 Richard R Ostman of Edmonds, WA, Jun 7, 2020’78 Lori L (Barr) Daniel of Lynnwood, WA, Dec 14, 2020’78 Laurie Laing of Seattle, WA, Feb 2, 2019’81 Felicia A (Carstens) Bollinger of Indianapolis, IN, Apr 29, 2020QA Staff Loretta Day of Longview, WA, Jan 22, 2020


BENEFACTORS ($500 or more)

’51 Carol J Batchelder - In memory of Paul Kraabel ’51 & Betty (Ackerman) Smith’51’57*Jack Goffette’58 Fred B Miller - In memory of my brother David P Miller II ’60’58*Edwin Schnebele - In memory of Peter A Schnebele ’61’58*Edwin Schnebele - In memory of David E Schnebele ’54’60*Elizabeth (Conger) Mueller - In memory of my siblings, Lois (Conger) Jarman ’50 & Gordon G Conger ’53’62 Emanuel Rouvelas - In memory of Wayne Clark ’60 and in appreciation to Beth (Wassenberg) Guislin ’67 ’62 Burton H Walls’64 Yvonne (Tardif) Ringgenberg’67*Donald T KellyDonor*Michael Simcock - In memory of my wife, Carol J (Sieverling) Simcock ’55Donor Le Penske RV Rentals

SPONSORS ($100 - $499)

’45 John A Feyk’45 Eleanor H (Potterud) Johnson - In memory of Peter Williams ’45’49*Thelma M (Knox) Beck - In memory of Randy Gibbons ’70’51 Marliene H (Rois) Buchanan - In memory of Bob Rois ’55’51*Marliene H (Rois) Buchanan - In memory of Bob Rois ’55’52 Alvin C Moe’53 Leslie L Bleiler - In memory of Keith Welch ’53’53 Betty Lou (Friedlander) Treiger’54 Kenneth C Peterson - In memory of James Bergman ’57’55*Thomas M Curran’56 Michael R Bocatch’56 Perry O Perry’57*Anonymous’57 James C Hunt - In memory of David B Neely ’57’57 Arlene (Sidell) Cohen - In memory of Stanley E Chapple ’57 & Richard Bowe ’57’57 Roy C Towne Jr.’58*John R Knight’58 Nancy J (Trout) Gould-Hilliard - In memory of David ’54 & Peter ’61 Schnebele

’59 Doreen M (Gaerisch) Delano - In memory of John Wall ’55, Carolyn (Grey) Horne ’57, Sharon (Ravndal) Matheson ’57 ’59 Anonymous’59*Mary Lou (Shupe) Gregory - and Jack Shupe ’67 - In memory of our brother, Michael Shupe ’62’59 June Sills - In memory of my sister, Marilyn (Sills) Sullivan ’53 and her husband Donald’60*Sharyl G (Smith) Swanson’61 Susan (Weber) Gold - In memory of Marilyn (Weber) Blue ’58’62 James A Le Penske Jr.’63 Robert W Burwell Jr.’63 John E Hardman’64 Helena A (Butterfield) Rowse - In Memory of Russell Butterfield ’37’64 Paul L Hendrickson’64*Sally (Mathiasen) Light’65 Susan B (Johnston) Zehnder’65 Timothy G Moore’65 Dana (Mueller) Keefe’66 Charles L Dahl Jr.’66 Steven J Shelton’67 Linda M (Briest) Shallenberger’67 Ramona E (Wassenberg) Guislin’67 James N Wedeberg - In memory of Carl Fulkerson, Anna (Wedeberg) Hayes (Faculty,) Frances (Hayes) Masters ’57 ’68*Kathryn (McQuaker) Reynolds - M In memory of Joye (Olson) Wyckoff ’41’70 Wendy (Baron) Hardman’71 Malli J Anderson - In memory of Robin Taylor ’71’71*Brenda J Matter - In memory of Robin Taylor ’71’72 Peter R Elkins’73 Kenneth E Fulkerson - In memory of Carl Fulkerson, Faculty’75*Joan L (Nordquist) Hansen - In memory of Carl A Fulkerson, Faculty’77*Tira J (Fisher) Villanueva’77 Daniel T Shiels

PATRONS ($1 - $99)

’45*Shirley L (Campbell) Crowe’46 Beryl A Thompson’47 Robert J Patton’48 Zoye (Marino) Fidler - In honor of my 90th birthday’50 Emily J (McLean) Bowman’51 John L Graham’51 Helen J (Zobrist) Mirande

’52 Anonymous’53 Russell L Elsom Jr.’53 Mary C (Stocking) Noble - In memory of my twin, Dede (Stocking) Webber ’53’54 Kenneth C Peterson’56 Ronald J Hall’56 Dan M Haw - In memory of Jim McGee’56’57 Arthur P Johns’58 Robert S Hale’58 Nancy (McQuaker) Pearl’58 Virginia (Meyer) Iverson’58 Dale C Thompson’59 Margaret I DeLacy’60 Bonnie (Cooper) Gehrmann - In memory of Dwight “Dee” Hawkes ’54’61*William S Turley - H ’62 L Michael Orth’64 James E Morris’65*Richard W Golze - M ’65 Marylen T (Smith) Bartlett’66 Bridget K (Kinsey) Buckley - In honor of Sherry (Peck) Moody ’66’66*Mary (McQuaker) Rinear - M In memory of Joye (Olson) Wyckoff ’41’66 William J Wilson’69 Carroll R Hershey Jr.’69 William P Woodham’71*Frederick C Becker Jr.’71 Frederick C Becker Jr.’74 Sharleen P (Hoke) Lewin’76*Sara M (Laney) Caldwell - In memory of Carl A Fulkerson, Faculty’79 Sally M (Ghormley) Villaluz GhormleyDonor Julie EngbergDonor Loraine FulkersonDonor Anonymous - In memory of Jim Hagland ’71

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

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


GRIZZLY REUNIONS Ever hopeful, some classes are trying to hold reunions this year. Contact LD Zobrist at [email protected] or 206-285-0582 for details on how we can support your efforts.

Class Date/Time Location Contact’51 N/A

’55 Planning for Sept. 2021 Thomas Curran & Bob [email protected]

’56 Cancelled Perry [email protected]

’60 60+1 reunion in 2021 Check website for progress Marilyn (Markoff) [email protected]

’61 Planning underway Elaine (Butterfield) [email protected]

’66 N/A

’71 Sept. 25, 2021 - More details later

Garden Room at the Olympic Hotel Malli Anderson & Margo [email protected]

’76 N/A

’80 Planning with ’81 Whitney [email protected]

’81 Planning with ’80 Connie L [email protected]

Class Date/Time Location Contact’65 Planning for 2022 Sandra (Rustuen) Smith,

Claudia (Kettles) [email protected]

’70 Planning for 2022 Ruben Van [email protected]

2021 REUNIONSDetails at www.qagrizzlies.org/reunions.htm

FUTURE REUNIONS

Facebook UpdateBy Sally Villaluz Ghormley ’79

Visit us on the Queen Anne High School Grizzlies public group.

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

Stayed tuned for more to come in the future. You don’t have to be a Facebook member to browse this site. I recommend for everybody to look-see some great photos and comments. Who knows, your picture might be in there.

Latest post/chat:What was that room?OK, when you entered QA through the front doors and up the stairs there was a very large room directly across from where we entered. Depending on when you attended was it the study hall or was it the library? It was 2 stories high.


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This revolutionary facility has bright day lit open space and first active –learning classroom whiteboards (no dark slate board!) throughout. I have seen their video and would love to experience this stunning space. The students are so focused that I don’t think they would notice a Boomer. It expresses Jill’s true advocacy for the student.

“She became very much a voice of the student experience, and actually started using words that we now use all of the time – student success, holistic approach”, stated vice provost and dean of UW libraries and colleague Betsy Wilson.

I am jealous of this library. I am sure I would have gotten better grades had we had a library like this. Right! I went to our library at QA for the view and to escape the dreary Study Hall.

I would like to add my own personal Jill trait – gracious. I am sure that this was a major part in deserving this award. I also nominate Jill to any public project to bring it under budget.

Jill (Morrison) McKinstry ’65 Named UW iSchool 2020 Distinguished Alumnacontinued from page 9

To view the library and much more of why she was given this award, please go to: https://ischool.uw.edu/news/2020/05/jill-mckinstry-87-named-ischools-2020-distinguished-alumna

Cup of Coffee CheerBy Claudia (Kettles) Lovgren ’65

Mike Condon ’75 owned Mike’s Community Cup on Military Road S. in SeaTac for eleven years, selling in 2019.

With donation drives Mike’s shop donated on average school supplies of 15,000 to 20,000 items yearly for children in need and helped replace a weight room floor at a local high school. They also sent a high school band to play at President Obama’s second inauguration along with a DECA team to Orlando for a world tournament.

At Christmas, Mike would donate an item or two from his sports collection as a prize to help collect over 25,000 toys and games for Children’s Hospital.

Mike’s customers were often helped with their own projects.

In 2014 Mike’s Community Cup was named National Small Business of the year, surpassing 400 other businesses. Along with that honor, they were chosen as the neighborhood’s top coffee shop and one of the top twenty shops in western Washington.

Though Mike, now retired, misses the connection, he is still in coffee but now running a local university’s satellite coffee program.

I am sure many are grateful for being served more than a cup of coffee.

Mike Condon ’75 in 2013


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

See page 13 for reunion info

February 2021QA 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:John Hennes, [email protected] or206-284-2266Events:Shirley (Niebuhr) Kankelfritz, [email protected] or 425-787-6800Reunions: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

Scholarship Application Deadline, No scholarships in 2021. See story.

Spring Luncheon & Annual Meeting, Canceled for spring 2021.

Next KUAY Copy Deadline, May 25, 2021.

Alumni Summer Picnic, Canceled for summer 2021.

Fall Homecoming Dance & Annual Meeting, Sat. Oct. 16, 2021, tentative.

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Volume 40, Number 1 Queen Anne High School Alumni