Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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NANCY HULL I n oin«i. Washington SHIRLEY JEAN HORTON Seattle. Washington bet you that I can eat at least ten pancakes to morrow at breakfast Whenever we hear a bet con cerning one | (opacify for food, you can cxmnt on Sltirlev being tl e instigator, far she ms the »• ( appe tite in the Setuor class. M i « if s the frvmu»us work slu- does in Masque and tfte balancing of the Senior ( la treasure that gii es her stir i a good appetite tt say nothing of her workouts on the (m hoektj and thull teams All joking aside, Shirley s a good scout to play witfi or i | i ns|. ami she ' s always ready f trork jor any cause tfiut life at the Sem places hc(t re her. Hi-ya kids . and My stars! ' an eminary girls the presence of Nancy 7 he exclamations nounce to the S Hull Nancy is the pride of the Blue Team as a champion diver and swimmer. Always brimming over with vivaciousness and cheer, this Senior is an eager particqHint in many activites and lends to each one her enthusiasm. Though short (Nancy is only 5 ' 2 ). she provides a chxdlenge to everyone jor her example of m km» ami teum s unl Keep binding iruv ' I MARILYN DIANA KLEINBERG I i om«t. Washington - it under where that deep, masculine iKiice is com ing from on the cxtrridor? Well, it ' s just Klink ' ' practicing for one nf lier many male roles for a Ma sque play during one of her boarding spell - . hut uuudd that organization do without her? For that matter, wliat would the class do without Mari- lyn s cheerfulness ami jolity, even her practical jokes: for ' Klink is jun to be with Her one Jummhj hiafk hair is the envy of fter classmates and no doubt others as well That s Klink . who can t resist the tempta lion to gitH atlvice to the players in a game. IS

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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

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JANET LANGABEER T acorn a. Washington if | sparkle you want, here s the girl who has plenty of it Janet »s one of the most cheerful girls in the class. anA usually manages to keep u» all laughing with tales of her experiences. It is said that a goad sense of humor is essential for gaining success, and, if this fact is true. Janet should he the most successful girl in the class. It is also said that determination wdl aid in any undertaking If so. Janet will outshine us all. for who can forget her determined effort to prevent an opfx sing forward from making haskets which might raise the points against her team? I )ur ing her years at the Seminary, her cheerfid face and spirited wavs. plus her enthusiasm liave made her an unforgettahle memher of our doss. CONSTANCE LEWIS Cohassett Beach. Washington I insh exams were MMT and that 1 could relax for a week or so. That s our Connie speaking, for she s the class wisher. If we u ere to count the numher of wishes she makes in one day. u e would prohahly arrit e at a most unbelievable numher. We don ' t know just how many of her desires have been ful filled, or fust what she firuls to moke so many wishes ahout. hut if she has a motto, it must he Wishing will make it so . Don t misuntlerstarul us. Connie is not a day dreamer, she s had too much to keep her busy here at the Sem what with Choir, Glee Huh. S. A C duties, president of the Senior Class, and an actii e memlyer of the Gold Team. iVo. Connie just wishes after rising l ell. between peruxls. and after lights . GALE MATHEUS Seattle. Washington Have you ever thought what a Seminary dance would be without Gale to pull out her list of boys and spend ftours on the phone getting dates for us? She is the president of Masque and one of the talented mem- bers of our class, not only in dramatics, but in her abil ity to make us all laugh. Time and time again she has cheered us up when we think the burdens of the world have fallen on our shoulders. Yes. we predict a hrdleml future for Gale, not only as a star of the New York stage, but as one who. as long as she lives, will bring happiness to the world. 10