Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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SENIOR NAME NICKNAME PET SAYING Jane Bronson Bonnie Jean Chitty Joan Campbell B. J. Johr I II be jigged! Eh. gad! ' •Well, for U,n Niles! ' Anita Derby Marie Erkstrom Harrielle Cnesy Neats Eckie Hattie ' Great Caesars ghosti Please, pay your dues! ' Aw. gee whiz! ' Catherine Gilbert Betty Hopkins Frances McGinnis Sis Hoppy Frannie ' Oh. really? ' Oh. honestlyl ' Oh. Don! Mary Jeanne Norris Linette Parsons Dorothy Richards M. J. Dorry Oh. nutsl Oh. blast it! ' Oh. Godfrey! ' Winifred Saxton Hazel Schaeffer Jane Snider Ducky Snish ' f or crying out loudi Th at s neat! Yipes! ' Helen White Marvbeth Wh itehouse Georgiana Wiebenson Leurf Ma Be Georgie I ' m not happy! Honest to John! ' •Pifne!- [20]

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Lint 111 luriud luwufil [ iv (jueen, did as she was told, and tlien her eyes gleamed with anticipation. Just give me that ball! she said. Now. when I was up in the Yukon they used to call me Old See-all Lannie. There you are. Plai n as can be . . . There s Jester Joan Campbell as chief bronco-buster at the Pendleton Fioundup. For many long years war waged in the world. Jester Joan had nothing to jest about, for there were no more rubber balls to foretell the future, which was opaque enough at the l est! Although laughter almost died in the world, around the cor- ners of the ( ueen s mouth there lurked a tiny smile. Her maidens, engrossed in First Aid, looked at each other over traction splints and bandages with knowing eyes, for they knew that the prophecy of the rubber ball would come true and that the Court of Nirn frcn Hundred and Fortv Txno would live long and happily ever after. Jane Bronson and Bonnie Jean Chitty, Class XII. PFRn-rr fvior Wou d have: The hair of Marybeth Whitehouse The complexion of Mary Jeanne Norris The eyes of Betty Hopkins The teeth of Jane Snider The smile of Jane Bronson The hands of Hazel Schaeffer The legs of Joan Campbell The da ncinci aoi lity of Trances McG The vitality of Catherine Gilbert The athletic ability of Anita Derby The common sense of Bonnie Jean Chitty Should be: As witty as Linette Parsons As even-tempered as Dorothy Richards As dependable as Marie Eckstrom As sincere as Winifred Saxton As amiable as Georgiana Wiebenson As friendly as Helen White As generous as Harriette Giesy • » • Hail! Class of ' 421 Fight on to victory. Our flying colors true WiW go doum in hi ' story. So cheer for dear ' 42, Loyal we ll ever be. We will conquer every foe praise to th pp.

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SIDELIGHTS AMBITION AVERSION WEAKNESS For all God s chilluns to have harps I l o }v on ' the New York Times To cat more than Katie Gilbert Asparagus Snakes Rising belli Miniature horses Avocados Tan convertibles To fly her own plane To be a spy in Germany To . f)ift of tr ' MiMp Cold weather Collecting dues Sneezing powder Uniforms Bubblebaths Th. lH u h Never to have a fight with her husband To be a fashion designer The AR IY Hair ribbons People who borrow things Histor l(.si Food Steaks and french fries Chocolate cake To eat and grow thin To be able to wear Snish ' s ski pants before M. J. can To build a dream house Short men Itching powder Late dates Fried oysters Breaded veal cutlets Clothes To be a ditch-digger To ho on time Arizona Tardiness Gee. kidr Obesity Playing the piano Records Hamburgers St. Louis To ski down n hill without fallin Flat I o get enough sleep Skiing lessons Messiness 7:15 a. m. Eating Steaks Sleep [21]