Travel
In 1961, Gaumie and Doozer travelled to this country together.
Japan.
Total number of students in Gaumie’s class at Riverdale. Bonus - how many were boys?
11. Bonus - 3.
After the Junior League, organization Gaumie volunteered for for the longest number of years?
Portland Rose Festival.
Gaumie’s favorite flower.
Zinnia.
Family favorite made by Gaumie.
Mac and cheese.
Gaumie got one of her favorite pieces of jewelry in this famous European city that has a romantic bridge.
Florence, Italy.
Language Gaumie took her freshman and sophomore years at Catlin Gable.
Latin.
Gaumie was President of this local club when Doozer was President of the Artlington Club.
The Town Club.
Gaumie’s favorite hobby.
Travel.
Gaumie loves this condiment.
Chutney.
US state Gaumie and Doozer were in when they met and took a photo with Reba McIntyre.
Oregon! Astoria
Grammar school Gaumie attended before she started at Riverdale.
Irvington.
In this year, Gaumie was voted Homecoming Queen at University of Oregon.
1956.
Gaumie’s favorite US city.
Washington DC.
Food that Gaumie detested in China.
Snake soup.
Gaumie and Doozer stayed up dancing until 2 a.m. every night for a week on this island in the French Polynesia.
Tahiti.
If Gaumie were a college student now, what major would she choose?
Communications.
Organization Gaumie was a member of when she was a docent at the Portland Art museum.
Junior League.
Gaumie’s favorite smell.
BBQ.
Food product that cured Gaumie’s inability to walk as a child.
Candy.
Famous tennis player Gaumie and Doozer saw while in Vienna.
Andre Agassi.
Name a subject Gaumie taught in middle school in Santa Clara.
Language Arts and/or Social Studies.
Gaumie worked with a team of volunteers on this project to document and ultimately renovate this famous place in Oregon.
Friends of Timberline.
Gaumie’s favorite professional athlete.
Clyde Drexler.
Dessert Gaumie made often as a newlywed.
Pie.