Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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I Hh C.OIJJ I LAM First row, left to right: Darria Dayton. Bfirkara Hart. Janet Saxton. Rosemary Welsh. CalKerine Gilliert (( ptain). Jane Snider. Mary Jeannr Norris. Betty Hopkins. Betty Jean Ril elin. Second row. left to right: Jane Duncan. Georfiiana VViel en8on. Ann Sprowl. Constance Brewer. ThirA row, loft to right: Bonnie Jean CKilty. Anita Derby. Nancy Grigfts. Ruth Madsen. Elj?ene Poison. Barbara Osliom. Diana CooktnKKam. Fourth row. left to right: Iniogene Billings. Joan Campbell, Marion Ingram. EJeanor PitcKford. Suzanne Miley. Jane Holland, Catberine Meizger. Adviaer: Mrs. Jobnsen. TOK BLUE TE. M First row. left to right: Llainc Rydell. Linette Parsons. Barbara Sanders. Betty Lou Brittenbam. Lois Anderson, Irene Purkey. Hazel Scbaeffer (Captain). Norma Demick. Janice Ludwig. Olive Bell. Second row, left to right: Patricia Feddersen. Caroline Henton. Dorothy Purcell. Jane Bronson. Wendy Wagner. Harriette Giesy. Marguerite Johnson. Jean Lenhani. Maryann Dykman. Camilla Thomas. Bette Ree Mar- tin. Third row. left to right: Elka Robbins. Winifred Saxton. Marie Eckstrom. Fourth row. left to right: Margaret ieun l ngabeer. Marybeth Whitehou»e. Margot Martin. Cynthia C»onyea. Adinser. Mrs. Johnsen. [29]

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SEMINARY ATHLETIC COUNCIL Sealed, left to right: Irene Purkey, Ann Sprowl. Marguerite Johnson. StanAing, left to right: Anita Derby. Catherine Gilbert. Mary Jeanne Norris, Marion Ingram. Hazel Srhaeffer, Jean Lenham, Harriette Giesy, Jane Holland, Cynthia Gonyea, Bonnie Jean Chitty. Adviser: Mrs. Johnsen. m THF. SEMINARY AIHIJTIC COUNCIL HE purpose of the Seminary Athletic Council is to advance the spirit of fair play in the school. S. A. C, whose members are carefully chosen from among the student body, is an active part of the Athletic Association. S. A. C. members are in charge of the younger children during tfie noon hour and in the afternoon, and in the rare absences of Mrs. Johnsen. they supervise the afternoon sports of the Upper School. The president of S. A. C. attends the Student Council meetings at which she presents questions previously discussed in S. A. C. meetings. Problems pertain- ing to athletic activities in the school are put before her by the Council, and she, in turn, brings them before the Athletic Council. The blue and gold beanies and the triangular gold pins worn by members of the S. A. C. are symbols of ability, responsibility, and honesty. Although the Seminary Athletic Council has been active only two years, it is playing an increas- ingly important part in the life of the school. The members realize their respon- sibility to the school and to the student body, and they carry out their duties with this thought in mind. Anita Df rry. Class XIL [281

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THE CHOIR Senior Crncifer: Winifred Saxton. Senior Flag Recuer: Jane Brunson. Front row. left to right: Nanry Origins. Calhcrinc Gilb Tt. Marybclh Whilehousc. Ann Sprowl, Harrictte Gie«y, Irene Purkey. Hack row. left to right: Mary Jeanne Norris. Imogene Billings. Anita Derhy, Frances McGinnis. Catherine Melzger, Eleanor PitcKford, Cyntliia Gonyea. Margol Martin. Adviser; Miss Jacobsen. 130]