Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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afS9 This year s green tie class has been under the excellent leadership of Helen Mackay as President; Vice- President, Joan Sand well; and Secretary-Treasurer, Barbara Huff. Adding more spark and initiative to the class, came these new girls from various places: Judy Ashby from Alaska, Anne MacNaughton from Hawaii, Daphne Owen and Susan Cromie from our Northern Neighbor, Ann Lapcyre from Idaho, (ynthia Fanshawc and Susan Burggraff from vast Montana, Nanc) Ashford, Judy Moore, Nancy iTcshwatcr, Fimily Kaiser, Susan Fogg, Garic Kirkcbo, and Kathy Jacobs know Washington as their homes. The year got otf to a hnc start with all getting acquainted over cxhibiL and rides at the Puyallup Fair. This drew them closer together as a unit. Their creativity and imagination became more vivid to the rest of the school as the year progressed, and they worked together in the different activities. The first demonstration of their creative ability was in November at the Student Couruii Dance, Calypso. Again they displayed various talents at their dance, Harlecjuin, given this winter. Their style show on charm and beauty portrayed originality and won the Headmistress ' strong approval. This also helped them to earn their class contribution to Service League. Their enduring dependability won them honorable mention and due respect as we saw them continually at work in the Library. We will never forget their cheerful faces reminding us of our overdue bcx)ks or fetching still another magazine for us for those term papers. ow as they finish this year, serving at the Prom and bearing the flags at May Day, they are looking to lar horizons. Next year they will be upper-classmen at last, meeting more responsibilities and striving for higher goals, as they go on from Strength to Strength. Wee President JOAN SANDWELL BARBARA HLFF