Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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MARY ELIZABETH BONNETT Mb f, ldah« Do you girls know that Idaho grows the largest ami best peas in the United States? This impressive query indicates the presence of Belly, expountling upon the merits oj her native state. Her enthusiasm amuses us all. hut we also regard it as one of lier most valuable characteristics, for it governs ei ery task she undertakes. One of the leading members of Masque and Choir, she enters into their activities with vigor anil a willingness to carry out those chores « « manded of her. It is very seldom that we find lier down in the dumps; always she finds the brighter side of life, as evidenced by her smiling countenance When we want any errand run or a job carried out well, we immediately say. Let Betty do it. MARJEAN CHISHOLM Walla Walla. Wash ington Chiz is one girl wliom no one can call an introvert, for though this is her first year at the Seminary, she has really made a place for herself in our class. We 11 remember her not only for her many talents, whch range from skiing to dancing like the Russians, but also for her ability to get along with others. 1 i I GENAVIE DIFFORD Tacoma, Washington 7 here | nothing like flying on a spring day to dear your mind and free you from all your troubles. At least tlxat s what Geo 11 00 0 tell us. for flying is her pet pastime. WKen the weatherman permits, we 11 find her in the sky. and. if weather isn t proper for flying, we ' ll find her at the moiintain skiing. Art is another of Cteb s interests. Whenever we walk into the art room, there she is daubing in oils, clay, or show card, making strange figures or funny animals. You might call her a Jack of all trades, for she was one of the little girls ' in our Senior Play, irom tlie top of her curly head to the tips of her toes, she sparkles. AluHiys in a gootl humor, she furnishes the Seniors with a reason to smile on those off days .

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GLORIA GOETZ Spokane. Washington When she tries to dive through the bottom of the swimming pool, when she gels crushed in a hockey game, or when she breaks a bone or two while skiing. Gloria always comes up with a smile and a laugh, readv for more action. Her effen escent good humor and her cooperation in class projects resulted in her success and the success of the class in the prize win ning Halloween skit Gloria wdl long remain in our memories as a lover of good times, horses, bridge, and. on the cultural side of living, good music and art. SALLY GILPIN Tacoma, Washington Here, you go ahead. I stdl have some more to do. says Sal with a smile as she willingly relinquis hes the drinking fountain after only fifteen of her required twenty five sips of water. Her friendly enthusiasm, her skill in athletics, and her real sportsmanship in all her activities have rightfully won Sal the title of Gold Team Captain. We wdl long remember Sal for her year nmrul Uiti irul u •«• will long » nrv her lor her ability to look cute in straight hair or curls. Don t forget your vitamins. SaV MARY HOOKER Tacoma, Washington We w often wondered how Mary could get along williout her scissors. But with trie almost daily snip- ping of her curly locks, her sense of hu mor and good sportsmanship hat e not been cut. She s been a loyal supporter of the Grold Team and an able president of the Athletic Association. In fact, her attempts and results at keeping us in order have been amazing. Her low of animals has been shown through her annual attempt to sell her puppies, and we 11 never forget the party at her farm or her jeep MM h has become as famiilar a sight to us as Mary s happy face and cheerful word. 17