Root, Root, Root For The Home Team

July 14th, 2008 @ 12:15 am by Cliffe | Sorted Photo Exposure |
I came across this photo while researching Queen Anne High School being converted into condos last year.
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It’s a sea of screaming students cheering on their fellow Queen Anne High School Grizzly football team in 1939.
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Note th at
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the students closest to the camera are the most animated. Were they playing it up for the camera? Is that an apple the bottom left girl is biting into
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? Two people over, is that a purse or a cowbell
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? I’m going with cowbell. Anything else of note that I’m missing?
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Queen Anne High School students at football game, Seattle, 1939. Staff Photographer Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Museum of History & Industry Photograph Collection PI25680

7 Responses to “Root, Root, Root For The Home Team”

  1. Seth says:

    Any idea where the pic was taken? It’s not Memorial Stadium, at least not in its current form (Mem Stad doesn’t have a grandstand in the end zone like that…)

  2. Cliffe says:

    I don’t know where it was taken — I was wondering this myself.

    Cliffe

  3. Ben Lukoff says:

    Cool pic, Alan. I didn’t know there was pretty much a full street grid in the area to start out with.

  4. Alan Stein says:

    Thanks Ben,

    If you’d like to see a brief glimpse of those streets on film, right before they started building the Century 21 Fairgrounds, go here

    http://www.seattlechannel.org/HistoryInMotion/

    and look for the video entitled “New York to Seattle Cross Country Race 1909/1959″

    It’s about a recreation of the 1909 trancontinental auto race that ended at the A-Y-P. In 1959, the finish line was in front of the Civic Center, which you can just see in the bottom left of the picture I linked to.

    At about 18 minutes into the film, you can see a parade and the winning Ford car go right up that street. Look for the armory (now the Center House) in the background.

    It’s one of the last views I’ve seen of Seattle Center on the street grid.

  5. Cliffe says:

    Hey Ben, congrats on the Crosscut article btw. I felt like I knew a star.

    Cliffe

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