2004 Hi-yu Summer Festival Souvenir Booklet

West Seattle

Hi-Yu

Summer Festival 2004-2005 Souvenir Booklet

Local Sponsors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2003-2004 Miss Hi-Yu Royalty . . . . 4 2004 Miss Hi-Yu Candidates . . . . . . 5 American Legion Grand Parade . . 9 Hi-Yu History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Seafair Pirate Landing . . . . . . . . . 12 Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

2004 West Seattle Summer Festival Souvenir Program

West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Sponsors Festival A Seafair Sactioned Community Event

Corporate

Business Members

Providence Mount St. Vincent 4831 35th Ave SW..............................................(206) 932-7700 www.Providence.org

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Business Members

Alki Lumber 4422 36th Ave SW ..........................................................(206) 932-7700 www.alkilumber.com Jeffrey T. Bond, DDS 4151 Fauntleroy Way SW.................................................(206) 932-1104 Illusions Hair Design 5619 California Ave SW....................................................(206) 938-3675 www.illusionshairdesign.com Menashe & Sons Jewelers 4534 California Ave SW....................................................(206) 932-4272

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Business Members Gangon Insurance Agency, Inc. 4727 44th Ave SW .........(206) 935-9955 John Knapp & Associates, Inc. 3920 California Ave SW...(206) 937-1551 Dr. George F. Naden, DDS 4000 SW Admiral Way....(206) 935-2632 Merry Maids 6417 Fauntleroy Way SW, Ste. E .....................................(206) 937-7083 Northwest Art & Frame 4733 California Ave SW...(206) 937-5507 ................................nw-artandframe.com

Rebar & Associates 4727 44th Ave SW, Ste 202 .....................................(206) 938-2202 .................................www.RebarCPA.com Rogge Rentals PO Box 16052 Swanson, Don Insurance, Inc. 4711 44th Ave SW .........(206) 937-3050 West Seattle Nursery 5275 California Ave SW...(206) 935-9276 West Seattle Glass 4142 California Ave SW...(206) 932-7628

Donations of Goods and Services Evergreen Marketing, Inc Float work space

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Linda’s Flowers and Gifts Coronation Flowers White Rose Reception

Peter Richards Summer Festival Program design. www.HiYu.com design & hosting. Event & Ad Space E-mail

NuCor Steel Float Storage

Quality Auto Electric Float Repair

Olympus Press Button Printing

RREEF Tukwila Float Work Space

Peace Lutheran Church Rehearsal & Meeting Space

Tom’s Automotive Float work space

West Seattle Big Band “Concert in the Park” West Seattle Herald Printing our meeting notices & event announcements West Seattle Radiator Float Repair West Seattle Senior Center Meeting Rooms

Business Members Dave Paxton, Realtor Driano & Sorenson, Atty. Emerald Maritime Harts Cards and Gifts Kathy’s Studio of Dance Ken’s Yard Service Kenney, The

Business Members Evergreen Marketing, Inc Olympus Press

Booster

Mark H. Bingham, DDS Paul K. Smits, DDS Plant Connection, The Quid!nunc Richard J. Duringer, DDS Tom’s Automotive Traveling Notary, The

Honorary

West Seattle Radiator

Service Clubs of West Seattle & Non-Profits American Legion Ladies Auxiliary #2643....................................................www.legion-aux.org American Legion Post #160.............................................................................www.legion.org Sponsoring candidate Erin York for 2004 Miss Hi-Yu Artswest........................................................................................................www.artswest.org Hiawatha Advisory Council.................www.cityofseattle.net/parks/Centers/hiawatha/advisory.htm West Seattle Sportsmen’s Club Kiwanis Club of West Seattle ................................................................Kiwanis.WestSeattle.com Sponsoring candidate Gina Nakamura for 2004 Miss Hi-Yu Lions Club of West Seattle .................................................................LionsClub.WestSeattle.com Sponsoring candidate Erin Wade for 2004 Miss Hi-Yu Rotary Club of West Seattle..............................................................RotaryClub.WestSeattle.com VFW, Post #2713 ...............................................................................................www.vfw.org West Seattle Chamber of Commerce .........................................................www.WSChamber.com West Seattle High School Alumni Association ...........................................wshs.seattleschools.org West Seattle Eagles Aerie #2643 ................................................................www.eagleswa.org Sponsoring candidate Timmesha Watson for 2004 Miss Hi-Yu West Seattle Eagles Ladies Auxiliary #2643

2004 Special Awards Doris Richards - Entrepreneurial Award ...............................................................$200 Peter Richards - New Technology Award ..............................................................$100 Howden-Kennedy Funeral Home - Community Service Award................................$100 Rebar & Associates - Academic Achievement Award .............................................$100 West Seattle Hi-Yu - Spririt of Hi-Yu Award .........................................................$100 West Seattle Eagles...........................................................................................$120 Illusions ...................................................................................................................

Contact Hi-Yu at

West Seattle Summer Festival PO Box 16130 · Seattle, WA · 98116 (206) 932-3345 · www.HiYu.com [email protected]

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2004 West Seattle Summer Festival Souvenir Program

2003-2004 Hi-Yu Board Members Murray’s Photography

Murray’s Photography

Tim is a life-long West Seattle resident and West Seattle

Christi became involved with Hi-Yu this year when her

High School alumnus. He has served as Float Chairman for

daughter Tyler was crowned Junior Court Queen. She has

the last 2 years since his oldest daughter, Megan, was Miss

been active with float decorating, fund raising efforts and

West Seattle Hi-Yu. His other 2 children graduated this June

the Hi-Yu Festival Book. Outside of Hi-Yu Christi works for a

from Chief Sealth High School and West Seattle Christian

local biotech firm and is very active with Schmitz Park

School (8th grade). Tim also serves at the Metro Church

Elementary School where Tyler attends as an incoming 4th

(formerly West Seattle Assembly) and works as a computer

Tim Winston President

Christi Webster Vice President

security consultant.

grader.

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Melissa has been the Hi-Yu secretary since 2000, after her cousin Natalie was crowned Senior Court Second Princess. Along with Board responsibilities, Melissa is the 2004 Senior Court Chaperone, escorting the royalty to all Community events and parades. She is also actively involved with many other Hi-Yu events; working on the float, helping with White Rose, Co-coordinating the 2004/2005 Senior Court Coronation, co-coordinating 2004/2005 Candidates Jo Shea and stepping in wherever else needed. Outside of Hi-Yu, Treasurer Melissa Gudmestad Melissa has loved working with preschoolers at Providence Mount St. Vincent in the Intergenerational Learning Center Secretary for the past nine years. Melissa would like to invite all of West Seattle to check out Hi-Yu and get involved in as many activates as possible, you'll be glad you did.

Jo became a member of Hi-Yu four years ago when her niece, Alexa, was a Junior Court Princess. She has been very involved with float construction, as well as many other activities. This is her second year as treasurer. Jo is a long time resident of West Seattle, graduating from Chief Sealth High School in 1971. She is married to Michael Shea (West Seattle High School class of 1971) and mother to reigning Senior Court Queen Danielle (2003 graduate of Franklin High School and currently attending Whitman College).

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Dorothy Poplawski Historian

This is Dorothy’s second year as Historian. She has been involved in Hi-Yu off and on since she was nine years old and marched in the very first Kids Parade in 1934 when Hi-Yu first got its name. She has been membership chairperson, Junior Court coordinator, and representative for Hiawatha Community Center and the West Seattle High School Alumni. She works as a preschool teacher with 43 years of experience, and will eventually retire one of these days. This year she produced her final big show, “Flight 2003”. This is her 37th year of teaching dancing and producing her shows.

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Fran Coy Past President

Fran became involved in Hi-Yu in 1999 when her youngest daughter Amanda served as Junior Court Queen. She has been active in a wide variety of events with Hi-Yu since that time. Outside of Hi-Yu, Fran and her husband Karl own their own business, Northwest Kitchen & Bath. They reside in West Seattle and have three daughters, Tanya, current senior court princess (2001 graduate of SLHS), Heidi (2003 graduate of SLHS), and Amanda (9th grade at SLHS). Fran hopes to see you at all the fun activities Hi-Yu has to offer this summer!

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2004 West Seattle Summer Festival Souvenir Program

2004 Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty Queen - Danielle Shea

All Photos of Royalty by Murray’s Photography

Hello West Seattle! My name is Danielle Shea and I am honored to be your 2004 West Seattle Hi-Yu Queen. I graduated from Franklin High School in 2003 and will be a sophomore at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA in the fall. At Whitman I am a very active member of my sorority, Kappa Alpha Theta and am on the varsity swim team where I set three school records this past year. I am planning on majoring in Psychology and minoring in Gender Studies. I hope to either go into psychological counseling or become a lawyer focusing on cases involving women and children. In addition to my duties as Queen this summer, I will be teaching swim lessons and life guarding at the West Seattle YMCA and at Rainier Beach Pool in South Seattle. I would like to invite you all to the many Hi-Yu activities we will be putting on this summer, including Pirates Landing, Bowling Tournament, Concert in the Park, Fishing Derby and the Miss Hi-Yu Coronation Pageant just to name a few. I am also very proud and excited to represent West Seattle in other community festivals that we visit around Western Washington on your float which is themed “Celebrating 70” in honor of Hi-Yu’s 70th Anniversary and in the Miss SEAFAIR pageant next summer. I would like to thank my parents for all their help and encouragement over the years_ I would also like to thank all the Hi-Yu volunteers because I know none of this would be possible without them. I would also like to thank my court, Tanya and Shonna and the Junior Court, Tyler, Veronica and Melissa for making this year so much fun and for all the fun times ahead! And also a huge thanks to our chaperone Melissa for helping us out with everything under the sun. Please come introduce yourself in the coming months, I would love to meet as many of you as possible! And remember CELEBRATE!

Princess Shonna Peterson

Princess Tanya Coy Hello West Seattle! My Name is Tanya Coy and I am honored to be your 2004 West Seattle Hi Yu Princess. I graduated from Seattle Lutheran High School in 2001. I am currently working full time at Bon Macys at South center. I will be attending Bellevue Community College in the fall working on obtaining my Interior Design degree, and an interest in photography. The past months have been full of planning to make this the best summer Hi-Yu has ever had, and I am excited that it is time for the star to shine and the clouds to part so that our float can participate in the festivals in Western Washington. Whether you're at the Concert in the Park or watching the Grand Parade, or Seafair Pirates Landing. I'd like to say a special thank you to my parents. They work so hard and give everlasting support and encouragement in all that I do. For my dad taking the time to drive the float and transporting it to and from parades. To my family and friends; Mom, Heidi, Amanda, and the Gabuat family. Also a BIG thanks to the Hi-Yu members for all of their hard work.

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Hello West Seattle, My name is Shonna Peterson and I am happy to be representing you as one of your 2004 Senior Court Princesses. I am currently attending Seattle Central Community College and am looking forward to starting my sophomore year there. After I complete my two years at Central I am planning on furthering my education, and perusing a degree in Fashion Marketing. This year l have been incredibly busy with school, work and Hi-Yu but now that school is out, and summer is in full swing I am looking forward to all the community events which we will be attending this summer! Hopefully we will see you all out at some of our events; we have the pirates landing, street fair, bowling tournament and concert in the park all coming up very soon! I would like to take the time to thank, the American Legion Post 160 for sponsoring me in this wonderful scholarship program. I would also like to thank my family and friends for their amazing support throughout this year I couldn't have done it with out you all, thanks a million!

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2004 Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Senior Court Candidates Murray’s Photography

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Tamit “Gina” Nakamura graduTimmesha Watson is a 2001 graduate of Chief Sealth High ated from Home School Resource School and is currently attending Center.. After graduating I attended South Seattle Community College to Seattle Central Community College, earn her Associate of Arts degree in Lake Washington Technical College, route to a four year university. & South Seattle Community College were I was on the dean's list. I Her plans for the future include obtained a AA in Business, Info becoming a successful civil rights Gina Nakamura Technology (2001), Local area Timmesha Watson attorney as well as a civil rights Networking & a AA transfer degree activist. In the mean time, she has to the UW with a major in Communications& volunteered her time to participate in South Seattle Sociology & minor in Japanese. Community College’s Black Student Union, where While I was at South Seattle I was the President of she styled hair for donations at the 2003 Rainbow the Drama Club & Student Council Member. Festival, an event organized by the BSU. Following graduation I would like to use my BA in a Timmesha has actively participated in assisting the position at South Seattle Community College for a teachers at her younger sister’s elementary school. position as director of SOAR. Her sponsor is the She currently works at Hiawatha Community Center. Her sponsor is the West Seattle Eagles Club. Kiwanis Club of West Seattle. Murray’s Photography

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Erin York is seventeen years old and a recent graduate of Chief Sealth High School. While at Sealth, she was very active in the Earth Service Corps, yearbook, class officers, honor choir and drama. In addition to her school activities, she is very active in the Seattle theater commuShe worked with West Seattle Erin York nity. Theater companies, West Seattle Kids Theater and the Pandemonium Players. She also completed her internships at Renton Civic Theater, Seattle Repratory Theater and Wooden O Theater. Erin plans to go to Wagner College in New York City with hopes of majoring in Arts Administration. Eventually she would like to start her own Shakespeare in the Park company for teenagers. Her sponsor is the American Legion Post #160.

My family moved to my mother’s native West Seattle when I was ten and I attended Hope Lutheran Elementary School and Holy Names Academy high school. At Holy Names, my favorite activities included dance team, Recruiting Officer, and “Sport & Spirit” Officer which gave me opportunities for public speaking and performing. I also at Lafayette Elementary as Erin Wade volunteered a tutor, where I enjoyed helping the students and having one-on-one conversations with the 5th graders. In my senior year, I received the President’s Scholarship from the University of Portland, where I now attend college. I will begin my sophomore year this fall as a Life Science major with a minor in Chemistry. Following graduation, I plan to become a pediatrician. I am thrilled to have the opportunity to participate in HiYu. I look forward to meeting many new people and serving my community. Her sponsor is the West Seattle Lions Club..

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2004 Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Royalty Queen - Tyler Webster Hello, my name is Tyler Webster and I’m your 20032004 Hi-Yu Junior Court Queen. I’m 8 years old and will be celebrating my 9th birthday during the Seafair Torchlight Parade on July 31st. I will be a fourth grader next year at Schmitz Park Elementary School where I am very active in all PE activities and enjoy math, art projects, and performing in our drama productions. I also play the piano and dance at Kathy's Studio. Eli, my big brother is 29 and my little brother Logan is 3. I love going to movies, riding scary carnival rides, swimming, soccer and visiting my grandparents in Arizona. I have enjoyed representing West Seattle in the community festivals throughout the State and especially meeting the other royalty courts. I also enjoyed riding with Santa Claus in a horse-drawn sleigh through the West Seattle Junction and helping at the Halloween Carnival at Hiawatha Community Center.

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First Princess Veronica Szender Hello Everyone! My name is Veronica Szender, I'm eleven years old, and your 2003-2004 Hi-Yu Junior Court 1st Princess. As a 5th grader at Schmitz Park elementary I enjoyed playing the clarinet. I also loved to read, do classroom projects, and participate in juggling, jump roping, and stilt walking during gym. This September I will be going to James Madison Middle School where I plan to play in the band. When not in school, I like to read, swim, hike, camp, snow ski, and spend time at our property in eastern Washington. I have a brother named Charlie, and two black cats, named Whistler and Blackcomb (Blackie for short). (named after the ski resort because our whole family likes to ski) They are siblings. I am proud to represent West Seattle at our community events and at other community parades. Since September 2003 I've enjoyed many community activities, such as the Hiawatha Halloween carnival, the Kiwanis Holiday breakfast, the Junction Merchants Santa photos, the various parades at neighboring communities, and one of our service projects with residents from Mt. St. Vincent. I look forward to the upcoming parades and all of the other events in July for Hi Yu. The Junior court hopes to see you at many of them and I encourage other girls to try out for the Hi Yu Junior Court.

Second Princess Melissa Carter Melissa loves West Seattle. She was born here and lived here all her life – all nine years. Her heart jumped for joy when she was chosen as Hi-Yu Junior Court Second Princess and she has been enjoying the events and parades ever since. Melissa is a third grader at Lafayette Elementary School. She is on the school’s jump rope team and was a bee in the school play this year. Melissa is in her fourth year on the West Seattle YMCA Dolphin Swim Team and earned the coach’s award this year. She also won a contest sponsored by the Seattle Parks Department and her winning artwork can be found on Learn to Swim posters displayed at the community pools. She has been playing classical guitar for two years and wants to get an electric guitar so she can join a jazz band. Melissa is also a girl scout, enjoys book clubs, and playing with her friends. Melissa is excited about all the West Seattle Summer Festival activities, hopes everyone has lots of fun attending them, and looks forward to seeing you at the festivities and West Seattle parade.

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2004 White Rose Reception The Order of the White Rose, a women’s sorority composed of past and current West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty and Candidates, held its annual reception at the Fauntleroy United Church of Christ on June 29. The reception was organized and hosted by the 2003 Senior Court: Queen Alex Abeyta, First Princess Julianna Unite and Second Princess Ceremonies proceed during the 2002 White Rose Reception. Stephanie Arnot. They would like to thank all those individuals and businesses that made this year’s reception possible. During the induction ceremony, 2004 Senior Court Queen Danielle Shea, Princess Tanya Coy and Princess Shonna Peterson welcomed into the Order of the White Rose the candidates for Miss Hi-Yu 2004-2005. Erin Waid (Sponsored by the West Seattle Lions Club), Erin York (Sponsored by American Legion Post 160), Gina Nakamura (Sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of West Seattle), Timmesha Watson (Sponsored by the West Seattle Eagles club). The 2004 Junior Court (Queen Tyler Webster, Princesses Veronica Szender and Melissa Carter) also participated in the evening as they presented a song and dance number choreographed by Dorothy Poplawski. Memory books from the past festival years were on display. Those in attendance shared memories from the years they participated in Hi-Yu as candidates and court members and what they have achieved since their festival year. If you did not receive an invitation this year and would like to attend this event next year, please visit www.hiyu.com or call the Hi-Yu information line at (206) 932-3345 and leave a message with your name and address.

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2004 Souvenir Button This year Hi-Yu tried something different and something as old as the festival itself. As we have in the past 70 years, Hi-Yu held an open call for the community artists to seize the chance at becoming the official designer of the 2004 Souvenir Button. The new addition this year? Hi-Yu leveraged the internet to hold an online submission contest for the button design. We sent out emails and took submissions for designs through our website at www.HiYu.com. The design theme this year is “Celebrating 70! Hi-Yu’s 70th Anniversary.” Designs were encouraged to include themes based on the 1970’s era. Our winner this year is Amy Carter, mother of Junior Court Princess, Melissa Carter.

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The theme of the 2004 Hi-Yu float is Celebrating 70 in recognition of the 70th anniversary of the Summer Festival. Float chairman Tim Winston, From beginning to final product, the float comes together as a community building project. and a band of assemblers worked diligently to bring Dan Carver’s 1970’s dance club design to life. Tim Szender, father of junior court Princess Veronica Szender, has the 1967 vintage engine purring. The float features the senior court boogying on a phono record pedestal with a checkerboard dance floor, under spotlights & a mirror ball suspended from a light arch, backed by a glittering dome lit with a light organ. The front of the float holds the junior court, seated on lighted pink chairs. The sides and back feature oversized 70s, lit with race lights. The float, driven again this year by Karl Coy, along with the our junior and senior courts, represent our community in over a dozen Puget Sound area parades from Sequim to Issaquah. This would not be possible without the dedication of many volunteers, especially to court parents.

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2004 West Seattle Grande Parade

Sponsored by American Legion Post #160 Photos by Peter Richards

Saturday, July 24 at 11am along California Ave SW On Saturday, July 24th, at 11:00 AM, the American Legion Post #160 will begin the annual West Seattle Parade along California Avenue, starting at SW Lander Street and continuing south for 1.5 miles to the West Seattle Junction, ending at Edmonds Street. Some highlights of the parade will include the SEAFAIR Pirates, All City Marching Band (made up of students from all over the Seattle School District), The Lake City Vigilantes, and the SEAFAIR Princesses, who are vying for the title of Miss SEAFAIR 2004 - not to mention the 2004 West Seattle HiYu Festival Float and Royalty! The West Seattle Hi-Yu float crew has been working very hard in the past months taking your Hi-Yu float to parades throughout the Northwest. As a result of their hard work, parade floats are expected from several communities from around the Puget Sound area. Keep buying those HiYu buttons in order to continue making our festival float a reality! The West Seattle Parade was started by the American Legion Post #160 in 1934 by Post Commander Orville Rummel. He was also instrumental in the formation of the original Hi-Yu Association, and in 1984 he created an annual award that is given to a community member each year for outstanding community service. Sadly, Orville has now passed away, but the legacy he has created will live on for generations to come. Be sure and look for the Orville Rummel Award winner at the beginning of the parade!

Rotary Kids Parade Saturday, July 24th, 10:30 am @ Oregon St & California Ave Decorate your bike, trike (no motorized vehicles allowed), pet, baby sister or brother! Dress up as if it was Halloween, bring your best smile and join the fun at the West Seattle Kiddies Parade, sponsored by the West Seattle Rotary Club. The fun starts at 10:30 am with sign-in and pictures. There will be treats for parade participants. The Kiddies Parade starts at 11:00 am, right before the American Legion’s West Seattle Grand Parade. Day care groups, Cub Scout troops, Brownies, Indian Guides, Princesses and YOU are encouraged to enter. If you have any questions, please call Shirley Clough (206) 246-3161.

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Hi-Yu History and Information Kacey and the late Charlie Jung preserved a few mementos of their many years as active Hi-Yu devotees, which shed a little light on happier times in West Seattle. Twenty-nine years ago, the West Seattle Herald in it’s 50th Anniversary edition, acknowledged that Hi-Yu had also been around for at least fifty years. Hanning wrote that in 1923, with World War I behind it and the Great Depression seven years away, West Seattle was going through a period of rapid expansion. The business and professional community thought it rightful that they thank their clients, patients and customers appropriately for their patronage. What evolved was the first “All West Seattle Picnic.” The story doesn’t say where it was held, so we have to presume Lincoln Park was the site. In succeeding years, the event wore such titles as “Potlatch,” and “Mardi Gras.” The picnic, despite a one-year revival by the West Seattle Kiwanis Club, succumbed to a combination of burgeoning red tape, mounting costs and disinterest and the years of celebrations which drew thousands to play games, enjoy entertainment and talent shows, the coronation and the drawing for a new car have faded into obscure history. In 1934 a contest was held to come up with a new name for the revived summer festival. The name that was chosen was “Hi-Yu” and that is why even though the celebrations and picnics preceded 1934 “Hi-Yu” is officially only seventy years old. The name Hi-Yu in local Puget Sound Chinook Jargon means “Big Time” or “Plenty”. Looking back, it’s interesting to note that the first “Pirates” to land at Alki Beach about 1934, were Sea Scouts of the “Yankee Clipper” sponsored by the West Seattle Lions Club and skippered by Captain John Kelly. Even at the fiftieth celebration, the scouts, switching roles, manned their worthy craft to guard West Seattle from the real Seafair Pirates who annually invaded Alki to kick off Hi-Yu. The tradition continues to this day. In the late 30’s an event was added to the program of Hi-Yu which attracted world-wide acclaim, a “heel-and-toe” race, commencing at the West Seattle YMCA, circled Lake Washington. Breaking into anything resembling a trot or running gait disqualified a competitor. Also popular during this same period were the boxing and wrestling matches held at Hiawatha Play Field. Still hooked on athleticism, the 1949 Picnic coincided with the official Northwest AAU swim meet at the new Colman Pool. It featured national-level swimming and diving championship events. In 1949 everyone in West Seattle was supposed to wear a red hat during the ten days of Hi-Yu. If you got caught without one, you could get hauled before a “Kangaroo Kort” run by Speed Winquist and presided over by Superior Court Judge William Long. This is the origin of the red shirts and coats worn by Hi-Yu officials to this day. In 1950 under the leadership of President Don Waller Hi-Yu became an official partner of Seafair which included Hi-Yu in its schedule of events. West Seattle’s American Legion Grand Parade included scores of floats and other entries which appeared in neighborhood parades in the surrounding Puget Sound area. During several subsequent years, Hi-Yu was coordinated by Ted Best (then Secretary of the West Seattle Commercial Club) of Ted Best Associates. Some of the Hi-Yu presidents in that era included Dick Kennedy, John Kaufman and Arvid Andresen.

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In Memoriam, R.R. “Bob” Grieve, 1920-2004

When Ted Best was appointed to the City Council, Orville Rummell became Coordinator for a brief period and headquarferry “HiYu” in 1926, no doubt a predecessor to the tered in a second-floor The original naming of Hi-Yu in 1934. space above Nielsen Florists at California and Oregon. Ted Best renamed his firm West Seattle Associates. During the term of Leon Wagner in 1967, a group headed by Doris Richards and Warren Lawless, left the ad department of the West Seattle Herald to buy West Seattle Associates. They were hired to run Hi-Yu for -the next seven years. In addition to Wagner, presidents during those years included Jack Hanning and Bob Grieve. The premier event throughout all the years of Hi-Yu is the Grand Parade, then, now and hopefully always, a project of West Seattle American Legion Post 160. The parade actually preceded Hi-Yu by a few years. Bob Grieve was perennial chairman, and directed the event from a metermaid vehicle which traversed the parade route many times as the parade proceeded south on California Avenue from Admiral Way to the Junction. A couple sections of bleacher which seated dignitaries were placed in front of Van Gilder’s and later Perry’s Furniture Store and parade entries were announced as they approached. The 1973 official Hi-Yu Parade Float, designed by Moe Beerman, won significant acclaim and still remains emblazoned on the exterior of the West Seattle Post Office as one of the “Murals of West Seattle.” The 56-foot float, “Magical Moments in the Land of Oz,” depicts the famous “yellowbrick road” inhabited by “Dorothy’s” friends the “Cowardly Lion,” the “Tin Man” and others and also introduced parade goers to Hi-Yu Queen Julie Basket and princesses Kathie Dempsey and Sandra Selle. The 1973 Hi-Yu festival was significant also because the Park Department, after having given its approval for the Kid’s Jamboree and the Carnival at the Golf Course and Stadium, withdrew its invitation two months prior to the events. The Golf Tournament was allowed to be held but it was suggested that the other activities could be held at Hiawatha Play Field. Park officials however feared the activities would mess up their newly renovated track and greensward and the surrounding neighbors petitioned the court for a restraining order to kill the use of the play field for the carnival. Hi-Yu prevailed, but serious illness of the Carnival operator accomplished for the protesters what they failed to win in court. Hi-Yu would like to thank Warren Lawless (who refuses to guarantee the accuracy) for his help in compiling this interesting Hi-Yu trivia. Hi-Yu invites any resident of West Seattle who has a collection of photos, clippings and other memorabilia of past Hi-Yu festivals to consider contributing them to Hi-Yu with the hope that they could be archived in a permanent Hi-Yu collection at the SWSHS Log House Museum. Hi-Yu deserves a place in West Seattle history. Please contact the Hi-Yu Info line at (206) 932-3345 or contact us through our website at www.HiYu.com.

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West Seattle Street Festival www.WSStreetFest.com

As many as 30,000 visitors will wander through the West Seattle Junction vicinity during the West Seattle Street Festival from July 9th through 11th this summer. They will come from all over the nation, some as vendors, some as spectators. Some will come to listen to the music, some to dance, some to eat, some to shop, and many to enjoy the beautiful summer weather. The festival is located at the West Seattle Junction on California Ave SW between SW Edmunds and SW Oregon Streets, and Alaska Street between 42nd Avenue SW and 44th Avenue SW. Festivities include over 180 arts and crafts, food, information, and demonstration booths. Activities for kids of all ages include a Petting Zoo, Climbing Wall, and Pony Rides. Two stages provide continuous entertainment throughout the festival. This year's annual Street Dance will take place at the north end stage from 8 pm to The street provides a fun, festive place for all comers. There are plenty of shops and food vendors to midnight on Saturday July 10th. For more choose from, including the hi-lite of the festival, our own West Seattle Junction’s year-round businesses. information please visit www.wsstreetfest.com or contact Margaret Miaullis, Festival Coordinator at (206) 937-7913. Don’t forget to look for the Hi-Yu booth!! Help support your community festival by purchasing a souvenir button (still only $1). Summer festival programs will also be available free of charge. Stop by and meet some of the wonderful volunteers who make West Seattle Hi-Yu possible, and get more information about how you can help. Look for the 2004 Hi-Yu Royalty and Candidates throughout the festival! BARNECUT’S ADMIRAL WAY SUPER SERVICE Dick Barnecut & Andy Barnecut Owners

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Seafair Pirates Land at Alki July 10, 2004 from 11am to 5pm The Seattle Seafair Pirates will once again lay siege to our fair West Seattle community when they storm the beach at the annual Hi-Yu Pirate’s Landing at Alki. They will arrive on Alki to pillage and plunder during the Hi-Yu Summer Festival. The action-packed day starts at 11:00 AM and will offer family fun and entertainment. The pirates will land about noon. Back also is the “Swashbuckler Beach Vault”, a US Track & Field sanctioned NW Regional Championship Pole Vaulting competition sponsored by the Willamette Strider’s Track Club. SEAFAIR and West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty and this year’s candidates will be there to talk and mingle to the Hi-Yu festival goers. Kids love participating in the Jr. Pirate contest sponsored by the West Seattle Kiwanis Club. (see below for more information). Enjoy the food provided by different vendors as you stroll the Alki promenade, listen to the music, or just lay in the sun on our beautiful beach. Lest we not forget the main event, The Seattle Seafair Pirates! The excitement builds as the time for the landing approaches. While the tide dictates the actual landing time, somewhere between noon and 1pm, when you see the “Yankee Clipper” Sea Scout Sailing Vessel sailing near by and it’s cannons banging away during the “battle,” you know the pirates are very close. The Seafair Pirates will “Hit” the beach in Landing Craft provided by the U.S. Army Reserve. This year should be spectacular. It is the Seattle Seafair th Pirates 55 year. Remembering what has happened in past years, what fiendish tricks could the Pirates have up their sleeve for this special event? Visit our website at www.SeafairPirates.org and view the letter from our governor welcoming the Seafair Pirates to the Alki Beach landing. For more information, please call the West Seattle Hi-Yu information line at (206) 932-3345 or on our Website at: www.hiyu.com.

“Miles from Chicago” These guys are fun! Comprised of several well-known and seasoned musicians from the Seattle area, the band plays a classy variety of energetic blues, soul, and R&B songs that make you want to dance. The band has performed at many times for the Seafair Pirates’ Landing in West Seattle. Consisting of leader Miles from Chicago on bass and vocals, Tom Brighton and Kevin Wallace on guitars and vocals, Scotty Harris on Saxophone and KT Tuttle on drums. All talented musicians, these guys know how to lay down a beat and belch out music that is fun for those who like to dance, watch, or listen. [email protected]

JuniorPirates Take Head! Imagine yourself joining the Seattle Seafair Pirates for a little swashbuckling fun on Alki beach July 10th. Dress up in your favorite pirate costume and show up on Alki beach between noon and 1 PM on July 10th to register at the West Seattle Kiwanis booth located near the bathhouse. The Seattle Seafair Pirates land somewhere between 2 and 3 PM (depending on the tide) and judging will be shortly after landing. Prizes will be awarded. Various prizes will be awarded to NOW WE the kids dressed as pirates. ARE This event is open to kids and Junior Pirates of all ages (1 to 99+). Organized by the West Seattle Kiwanis Club. KIWANIS CLUB of

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2004 Schedule of Events American Legion Grand Parade July 24th at 11am DATE 7/4/2004 7/6/2004 7/7/2004 7/9/2004

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EVENT LOCATION Burien Independence Day Parade ..................Burien, WA General Meeting ........................................Senior Center Candidate Interviews .................................Senior Center Junction Merchants Sidewalk Sale & West Seattle Street Festival .........................WS Junction 11-5pm Seafair Pirates Landing with the Pirates landing approx 12 noon. Pirate Hotline, (206) 521-3300. http://www.seafairpirates.org .......Alki Beach Promenade 8-11am Sportsmans Club's Kids Fishing Derby .Seacrest Marina 7:30pm Candidate Essay Reading ..........................Senior Center 8:30pm Candidate Reception / Current Events ...................................................Peace Lutheran Church 7:00pm Concert In The Park Hiawatha - East Lawn www.westseattlebigband.com Candidate's Overnight TBD 12-4pm Hiawatha Kids Fun Fair ......Hiawatha Community Center 1:00pm Junior Court Coronation ....Hiawatha Community Center 11:00am White Center Jubilee Days Parade ..............White Center 9a-4p ArtsWest “Art of Gardening” Tour.................West Seattle 7:00pm Bowling Tournament @ Magic Lanes - Registration starts at 6pm. $8.50 for 3 Games ................Magic Lanes 6:00pm Coronation Dress Rehearsal....West Seattle High School 8:00am Visiting Court Reception.........Merrill Gardens - Admiral 9a-5p 13th Annual Alki on Wheels Car Show (Jubilee Days) ...............................................................Alki Promenade 11:00am Rotary Club Kiddies Parade (w/ 2003 Jr. Court) Just before the Grande Parade ..............................................Genesee-Edmunds Streets

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Miss West Seattle Hi-Yu Coronation Pageant ................................................West Seattle High School 7:00pm Miss Seafair Coronation ........................................Museum of History & Industry 7:30pm Southwest Airlines Seafair Torchlight Parade ...........................................................Downtown Seattle 7:00pm General Meeting.......................................................TBD 6:00pm Lake City Pioneer Days Parade..................Lake City, WA 7:00pm Board Meeting..........................................................TBD 10:00am Mukilteo Festival Parade .................................Mukilteo Speedway - Mukilteo,WA Beginning of Week Long Membership Drive ....................................................................West Seattle 7:00pm General Meeting - Vote for 2003-2004 Board ...........................................................WS Senior Center 7:00pm Board Meeting..........................................................TBD 10:00am Issaquah Salmon Days Parade ..................Issaquah, WA 7:00pm General Meeting - New Board - New Court ..............TBD 7:00pm Board Meeting..........................................................TBD 6:30pm Kiwanis Hiawatha Halloween Carnival .....................................................Hiawatha Field House

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Kids Fishing Derby.......................................Jerry & Roz Mascio - W.S. Sportsman’s Club Membership.........................................................................................Fran Coy & Jo Shea Pirates Landing .............................................................Loren Gulhagen, SEAFAIR Pirates Kids Pirate Costume Contest .................Dennis Shapiro & Carl Sutter - WS Kiwanis Club Scholarship Pageant .........................................................Fran Coy & Melissa Gudmestad Senior Court Chaperone.......................................................................Melissa Gudmestad Souvenir Book Design/Editing........................................Peter Richards & Christi Webster Souvenir Book Ad Sales .......................Christi Webster, Diane Szender & Peter Richards Visiting Court Reception...................2003/2004 Senior & Junior Court Royalty & Parents Website Design & Hosting ...........................................................................Peter Richards White Rose Reception.......................................................................................Alex Abeyta

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2004 Bowling Tournament Magic Lanes

10612 15th Ave SW in White Center (206) 244-5060 Come one! Come all! Bring the neighbors, bring your friends, bring the kids and grandma, too! Prizes for everyone! Magic Lanes is once again hosting the annual West Seattle Hi-Yu Bowling tournament. The 2004 tournament will be held on Wednesday, July 21st at 6:00 PM. This Nine-Pin tournament is open to all, from the experienced bowler to the beginner. Spectators are also welcome. This is a handicap tournament, so everyone has a chance to win wonderful trophies and prizes. Entry fees are $8.50 (donation) and shoe rental is free. Tickets will be available at the Hi-Yu booth during the Merchant's Street Festival (July 9th-11th), from any Miss HiYu candidate or at Magic Lanes. Registration the night of the event begins at 6:00 pm with the bowling beginning at 7:00 pm. Magic Lanes has an excellent restaurant with quality food and a friendly staff. Be sure to say thank you to the staff at Magic Lanes for their support of the West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival!!

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July 13, 2004 - 7pm -9pm

The Hiawatha (weather permitting) Community Center is proud to present the a n n u a l H i - Yu Concert in the Park. This event has become a wonderful tradition for t h e A d m i r a l Neighborhood. Weather permitting, you can bring out your lawn chairs, make a picnic Murray’s Photography dinner, kick back and enjoy some great music on the East lawn of Hiawatha Park in the shadow of the Hiawatha Community Center. The West Seattle Big Band returns once again to play some of your favorites from the big band era, along with updated arrangements of your favorites. The band, formed eight years ago for a benefit concert at West Seattle High School, has been entertaining audiences throughout the city ever since. They have also continued the mission that they were originally formed for, and continue to work with school music programs here in West Seattle as well as around the city. The band is under the direction of Donn Weaver, and is managed by Jim Edwards. For booking information you can reach Jim at (toll free) (877) 632-9135. www.westseattlebigband.com.

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Kids Fishing Derby July 11, 2004 from 8am to 11am

Kids Under 13 with Adult Supervision It’s early Sunday morning. The city is still quiet. Birds are singing and the fish are hungry. It’s the perfect time to fish! On Sunday, July 11th, be prepared to be awakened by your young, enthusiastic anglers for the annual Kids’ Fishing Derby down at Seacrest Marina on Harbor Avenue. Fishing and festivities begin at 8:00am and continue until 11:00 am, when the prizes and ice cream are bestowed upon the children by the 2004 West Seattle Hi-Yu Royalty and 2005 Miss Hi-Yu Candidates. Donuts will be provided by Hole ‘n One Donut Co. Best of all, it’s absolutely free! (donations to either Hi-Yu or the W.S. Sportsman’s Club are welcome). Everyone is welcome to fish in the trout pond and poles will be provided. More experienced fishermen may desire to attempt to fish off the pier, and a limited number of poles will be available for pier fishing. The fishing derby is open to all kids 12 and under with adult supervision. So get your kids, your neighbor’s kids (hey what a great activity for kids’ clubs!) and prepare to join in the fishing fun! Call Jerry Mascio (206) 719-3528, for more information.

West Seattle Sportsman’s Club The West Seattle Sportsman's Club was founded in 1934 with the purpose of promoting the safe and responsible enjoyment of outdoor activities, conservation of our natural resources, and protection and restoration of our environment and wildlife. Every year the club sponsors boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 16 to attend the Washington State Junior Conservation Camp on Orcas Island, where they learn survival skills, fly tying and fishing techniques, current environmental issues, and have a lot of fun. The club also operates the Roger Dahl Rifle Range at the West Seattle Stadium. Its goal is to promote the safe and proper use and care of firearms for hunting and marksmanship. The range holds Hunter Education as well as Rifle Marksmanship classes and participates in rifle and pistol leagues including 4 Junior League matches each year. The range has seen at least one of its members go on to shoot in competition at the 1982 Summer Olympic Games. Regular events include fishing outings, Clam Bakes, Salmon Bakes, the Kid’s Fishing Derby, and more. For more information, please contact Jerry Mascio at (206) 719-3528.

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West Seattle High School Alumni Association

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As one of the largest and most active alumni associations in the United States, the WSHS Alumni Association strives each year to accomplish their two main purposes: 1) to foster the welfare and preserve the history of WSHS, and 2) to fund educational scholarships for the benefit of graduates from West Seattle High School. Within the last two years, the Association has also provided scholarships to decendants of West Seattle High School graduates. The Association has fought hard to preserve the history of WS by challenging the school district decision to remove "Indians" from our school name. It is this very heritage, a heritage rich and strong in West Seattle, that has kept our alumni proud and dedicated to our school. Over the past four years, the Association has provided over $210,000.00 dollars for scholarships. For the school year 2001/2002 - $37,000, for 2002/2003 - $50,000, in 2003/2004 - $53,000, and for this West Seattle High School after renovation. Much of the original facade was kept school year alone, over $70,000 was awarded. These scholarships in tact. include money given to the Association in memorials. As of June 2004, the Alumni Association has provided full four year tuition for eight deserving graduates. Three more will graduate next June and five more in 2006. Please continue to send in donations for Alumni scholarships. This will ensure our ability to provide ongoing scholarships for deserving seniors. Checks can be sent to the High School: WSHS Alumni Association, 3000 California Ave, Seattle Wa. 98116. The Alumni Association is still looking for any unwanted yearbooks. Call Betty Broughton at (206) 932-6583 if you find one you would like to donate. Are you receiving the annual Alumni edition of the Chinook newspaper? If not, then we need your address! Contact Membership Chairman Chris King at (206) 938-1937 or [email protected] and provide your information to him. “THE STORE WITH THE CLOCK”

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2004 West Seattle Garden Tour July 18th, 9am - 4pm You're invited to join our Tenth Annual West Seattle Garden Tour on July 18, 2004, to spend a day visiting and enjoying some of West Seattle’s signature residential gardens. Participating gardeners will graciously open their gardens for our public tour that benefits the community.

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The proceeds from the 2003 Garden Tour enabled Victoria Benoliel Garden us to donate over $13,000 to West Seattle and surrounding community non-profit organizations promoting horticulture, education and gardening. Beneficiaries of the 2003 tour were: ArtsWest, Delridge Neighborhoods Development Association, Highline Botanical Gardens, and West Seattle High School Environmental Academy.

Alison Colasurdo Garden

Visit our Featured Gardens page to get a preview of the beautiful gardens to be viewed on the 2004 Garden Tour. Tickets will be available in June at several different Seattle locations. Tickets to the Tenth Annual West Seattle Garden Tour will be available June 2004, and can be purchased at the following locations: # ArtsWest 4711 California Avenue SW, Seattle WA 98116 (206) 938-0339. Tickets can be purchased over the phone from ArtsWest. # Junction True Value Hardware 4747 44th Avenue SW (one block west of California Avenue) (206) 932-0450 # West Seattle Nursery 5275 California Avenue SW (206) 935-9276 # Capers 4521 California Avenue SW (206) 932-0371 # City People’s Garden Store 2939 E Madison, Seattle, WA 98112 (206) 324-0737

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Hiawatha Community Center

2004 Junior Court Coronation

Hiawatha Community Center is one of twenty-four community centers operated by Seattle Parks and Recreation. Located in the heart of the Admiral District in West Seattle, it offers a wide array of programs and special events. Each quarter of the year, Hiawatha Community Center classes and special events are offered for you and your family. Before and after school care, gymnastics, dance, basketball, track, volleyball, and day camps are just some of the programs available for youth. Adult classes include dance, yoga, T'ai Chi, and tennis. To request a copy of our quarterly brochure, please call us at (206) 684-7441 or stop by the center. In addition to quarterly classes, the center runs many annual special events, including the Spring Egg Hunt on the Saturday before Easter, the Kid's Fun Festival on the third Friday in July, the Mediterranean Fantasy Festival on the third weekend in July, the Pancake Breakfast February or March, and the Halloween Carnival in October on the Friday before Halloween. Sports fields, lighted running track, tennis courts, wading pool, batting cage, and a children's play area are available just outside the front door. Inside there is a gym, an auditorium with stage, a weight room, a game room, and a meeting room. In its leadership role, the Hiawatha Advisory Council plans, organizes, funds, and operates programs in the center and on the playfield. You and your family are invited to enjoy the recreation activities at Hiawatha. If you would like to join other likeminded citizens and the professional staff at Hiawatha with the development and operation of programs, you are invited to join the council. Public support is an essential element of the Council.

The Hi-Yu Junior Court Coronation will be held this year on Friday, July 16th, in conjunction with the Hiawatha Kids Fun Festival. Coronation of the 2004-2005 Junior Court will be held at 1:00pm on the main stage. The Junior Court participates in Hi-Yu events throughout the summer festival, rides on the float with the Senior Court in community parades in the Puget Sound area, and is involved in other community events going on around West Seattle. The process includes completion of an application, a candidate interview on the morning of the coronation, and then attending the coronation at the Fun Murray’s Photography Festival. Judging is based on personality, friendliness, and an enthusiasm for Hi-Yu. Junior Court positions are open to West Seattle girls, 6 to 10 years of age. Applications are available at Hiawatha Community Center. Call the Hi-Yu Information Line at (206) 932-3345 for more information. Once you have completed the application, please call Dorothy Poplawski at (206) 937-1989 before July 14th to schedule an 2004 Junior Court, Queen Tyler Webster, Princess Melissa Carter & Princess Veronica Szender. interview time.

Peter Richards

Hiawatha Kids’ Fun Festival The annual Hiawatha Community Center Kids Fun Festival will be held on Friday, July 16th, from Noon until 3:30 pm. A fun-filled day is planned including carnival games, face painting, refreshments, a dunk tank, clowns, jump toys, on-stage children's entertainment, and appearances by the Seattle Fire Department and SEAFAIR Pirates. So mark your calendars and come join the fun! The West Seattle Hi-Yu Junior Court Coronation will take place at 1:00pm on the main stage. Please see the article to the right, titled 2004 Junior Court Coronation for additional information. Also, check application hand out sites as well as www.HiYu.com.

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Kiwanis Club of West Seattle VFW Post #2713 & Auxilliary Kiwanis International is a thriving NOW WE organization of nearly 300,000 serviceARE minded men and women who respond to the unique needs of their communities 1929 and address worldwide issues by 2004 “Serving the Children of the World.” The West Seattle Kiwanis Club was chartered in May 1929. It recently celebrated 75 years of community service. Its principal focus is providing essential services for KIWANIS CLUB of WEST SEATTLE youth and children. The West Seattle Kiwanis Club sponsors Key Clubs at Chief Sealth, West Seattle, and Seattle Lutheran High Schools and Builders Clubs at Madison Middle School and Hope Lutheran School. Their purpose is to provide leadership and organizational skills training and foster early interest in community service. W.S. Kiwanis has sponsored Boy Scout Troop 284 for 60 years. They continue to help at the Hiawatha Community Center Halloween Carnival, serve as ushers at the Easter Sunrise Service at Forest Lawn, fill backpacks with school items for homeless children through “Project Cool,” support Westside Baby, provide benches and help collect surplus products for the West Seattle Food Bank at the Farmers Market, and provide other services. Over the past ten years, through the proceeds of annual auctions, the club created and endowed a scholarship at South Seattle Community College and has made major contributions to the music, library, and computer technology programs at West Seattle, Seattle Lutheran, and Chief Sealth High Schools.. This year they sponsored the fourth annual Seattle Golf Classic benefitting Community services. On Saturday, December 4, 2004, the club will hold its 58th annual Community Pancake Breakfast at Alki Masonic Hall. Patrons are encouraged to bring a new toy for “Toys for Tots” at the breakfast. The West Seattle Kiwanis Club is an Murray’s Photography institutional member of the Hi-Yu Summer Festival and continues to support and work with West Seattle schools, organizations, and social services on an involved, “hands-on” level.. To share your ideas Make inquiries and become involved, contact Warren Lawless, Secretary at (206) 938-8032, E-mail [email protected], The club website is http://kiwanis.westseattle.com . The mailing address is P.O. Box 16128, Seattle, WA 2004 Kiwanis 98116. Miss Hi-Yu Candidate

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The oldest federally-chartered veterans organization in the United States was chartered 27 August, 1918. The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is a community service organization dedicated to the needs of the veterans and their families. Direct community involvement always has been and will continue to be a VFW priority. Peter Richards The VFW was the first veterans’ organization to adopt the poppy and develop a national distribution campaign. For more than 75 years, the VFW's Buddy Poppy program has raised millions of dollars in support of veterans' welfare and the well being of their dependents. Membership in the VFW is comprised of Veterans of Foreign Wars who have earned VFW Hall in West Seattle an overseas campaign or expeditionary medal and are currently on active-duty, in the Reserves or who have been honorably discharged from the U.S. armed forces. For information regarding membership, or hall rental at 3601 SW Alaska Street, call Pete Polumb at (206) 935-4352.

West Seattle Community Breakfast

Sunday, July 25th, 9am - Noon Peter Richards

Join the Hi-Yu Junior and Senior Courts, this year’s Candidates, HiYu volunteers, a n d o t h e r community members for our annual community breakfast. There will be Pancakes for everyone at the West Seattle Community Breakfast. skits, awards, and fun! The breakfast will be held at the West Seattle American Legion Hall beginning at 9:00 am and continuing through to noon. Tickets are a $4 suggested donation for adults and $2 for children under 12 years. The community breakfast is hosted by Sheryl Packard.

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West Seattle Rotary Club

West Seattle Lions Club

The Lions Club of West Seattle has been serving the West Seattle Community since 1929. It is a charter member of Lions International and meets each Thursday noon at the Delridge Community Center (4501 Delridge Way SW). Like all Lions Clubs, the emphasis is on service in all forms to less fortunate members of the community. In addition, the club supports SIGHTFIRST, a program of Lions International, which is the world's largest blindness prevention program. One of the oldest projects for the West Seattle Lions is sponsorship of the Sea Scout Explorer Unit in West Seattle and the Yankee Clipper. Another project is a Scholarship The West Seattle Rotary undertakes a wide variety of Murray’s Photography program for graduating students of West Seattle schools. The Lions are supporters service activities to promote goodwill and understanding. of numerous other activities such as Typical programs include: glasses for the needy, aid to the blind, the ! Aid to senior citizens (West Seattle Senior Center) Lions Eye Bank, the Hearing Foundation, Little League Teams, Diabetes Awareness, ! Support the West Seattle, High Point & Fauntleroy Drug Awareness, Youth Exchange, and YMCAs. more. ! Support of the Teen Age Parenting Program (TAPP) For more information on the Lions club, please visit our website at ! Support of battered women’s shelter http://lionsclub.WestSeattle.com. 2004 Lions Club Miss

The West Seattle Rotary Club was chartered October 27, 1947. Rotary is an international organization for business and professional persons united worldwide, who provide humanitarian service, encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. Rotarians are persons who look beyond themselves to their community, nation and the world. In short, Rotarians put service above self.

! Youth service scholarships and leadership programs ! Annual clothes shopping spree for disadvantaged youth ! Food bank support ! Cormorant Cove Park ! International Youth Exchange ! Polio eradication programs

Funds to support the services provided by the West Seattle Rotary are raised through the Berry Sale in early summer, the Rotary Auction in late fall, and the Poinsettia sale near the holiday season. For further information, contact Josh Sutton at (206) 935-6400 x 109 or http://RotaryClub.WestSeattle.com.

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West Seattle Eagles Aerie The West Seattle Eagles carry these main goals forward every year: fraternalism, charity activities, and working for the community good. They are active in supporting these goals in our community by participating in a variety of projects, some of which are listed below.: ! Senior Support through Park West Retirement Center, and Life Care Center ! The Golden Eagles Fund

American Legion Post #160 & Auxiliary Since the charter of American Legion Post #160 on March 22, 1922, the Legion has hosted annual parades. The Legion was formed to support veterans and their families. Members volunteer at the Veteran's Medical Center, the servicemen's lounge at Sea-Tac, and Post Color Guards at memorial services.

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! The Make a Wish Foundation Orville Rummel ! Cancer Research through the Fred Awards are given out each Hutchinson Foundation year to the outstanding ! Special Olympics person of service to the ! Supporting the WWII War Memorial Fund community. Orville helped found the West Seattle Hi-Yu Murray’s Photography Summer Festival in 1934. American Legion Hall in West Seattle The West Seattle Eagles have Murray’s Photography Post #160 has been sponsoring Friday and Saturday night dinners Hi-Yu Candidates since the beginand Sunday breakfasts, year round ning, producing numerous court and Bingo on Monday evenings at members. They are the hosts of 7 PM, and they also host a golf the West Seattle American tournament in September. Legion Grand Parade on July New members are always wel2004 Eagles Miss Hi-Yu Candidate come, please call (206) 938- 2004 American Legion 24th, so give them a hand as they Timmesha Watson march by! Miss Hi-Yu Candidate 4426.

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West Seattle Chamber of Commerce The West Seattle C h a m b e r o f Commerce provides a professional forum to discuss and influence policies and programs West Seattle Businesses pose for the Chamber Bulletin photo. affecting business and social climate. Our leadership, services and advocacy strengthen the economic welfare of business in West Seattle and ensure that West Seattle will always be a great place to live, work, shop and play. General Meetings are held on the 2nd Monday of each month, and business meetings are the 3rd Thursday of each month. The West Seattle Chamber of Commerce is located at the West Seattle Town Hall, 4750 California Avenue SW, Seattle WA 98116-4413 and the phone number is (206) 932-5685. The monthly newsletter, The Bulletin, is available on their website at www.wschamber.com.

West Seattle Junction Assoc. The West Seattle Junction is the warmest and friendliest place in Seattle to shop, browse, or stroll and you’ll find most things you’re looking for. Nearly 300 businesses are eager to meet your shopping and professional needs. The Junction is Seattle’s best kept small town secret located in the heart of West Seattle where California Avenue meets Alaska Street. Enjoy our award winning historic murals or dine at our world of restaurants. There’s plenty of free parking in the Junction and it’s a lot easier on your nerves than the mall. Savor fresh produce at the weekly Farmers Market and browse the handmade pieces at the Arts and Crafts Market just across the street. Meet your neighbors at the West Seattle Street Festival. Join Halloween’s Trick or Treat in the Junction. And, find the holiday spirit close to home when Santa arrives to pose for treasured photos and carriage rides are available! The West Seattle Farmers Market is open every Sunday from 10 am to 2 pm through November 21st. The Market is located in the Alaska Junction on the corner of 44th SW and SW Alaska in the parking lot behind Morton’s Drugstore. The Wells Fargo Parking lot (just across the street) hosts the Arts and Crafts Market each Sunday through September 11th from 10am to 2pm. This will be the place to shop for jewelry, painting, textiles, pottery, sculptures, metalwork, photography, handcrafted furniture, and crafts. There will also be opportunities to meet local artisans and even try your hand at unique craft activities. All events are free and open to the public. For more information on any of these events please stop by (4750 California Ave SW), call us at (206) 935-0904 or visit our website, www.wsjunction.com.

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West Seattle Senior Center

Peter Richards

The Senior Center of West Seattle is a multipurpose facility in which older adults m a y c o m e together to fulfill m a n y o f t h e i r West Seattle Senior Center at SW Oregon St and California Ave SW social, physical and intellectual needs. The Center is a bridge; a broad, two-way bridge linking the loose-knit senior community to a community at large. Anyone over 50 years of age is welcome to join, and persons younger can volunteer and participate in other ways. Services available at the center include IRS, insurance, and legal counsel; foot care, health screenings, exercise classes, health mentors, support groups, tai chi, lunches, a job bank, dance classes, personal counseling, continuing education classes, art, writing, and many volunteer opportunities. The Computer Center located at the Senior Center offers a variety of computer courses tailored to the needs of older users. The Center has 11 computers loaded with the most popular software and each is connected to the Internet via a fast, DSL line. The Senior Center is undertaking a renovation and expansion project, designed to improve the internal circulation of the spaces, add 30% more space, improve handicapped accessibility and create a more functional lobby area. The additional space will enable the Center to better meet the needs of the growing senior population. Many organizations and individuals use the facilities of the Center including the monthly meetings for West Seattle Hi-Yu. For more information, call the Center at (206) 932-4044, or come up to 4217 SW Oregon St between 8:30am and 5:00pm - Monday through Friday.

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2004-2005 Membership for Businesses Support community events in West Seattle by becoming Application a member of Hi-Yu. The West Seattle Hi-Yu Summer Festival is one of the largest and most successful community festivals in Washington State. Hi-Yu is an all volunteer that was formed to promote the social, cultural and economic interests of West Seattle. Our service clubs, businesses and individuals come together through Hi-Yu to provide free or affordable family entertainment and activities for the West Seattle community.

Amount Enclosed $: Business Name: Point of Contact: Phone #: (

Your business membership enables us to organize family events and build and show a parade float worthy of recognition all over the western part of the state. You will receive a certificate of membership to display at your place of business and be listed in the annual souvenir program.

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