Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Nancy Ashford Nancy Collins Susan Cromie Diane Dapper Cynthia Fanshawe Lynn Ferguson Nancy Freshwater Virginia Gow Virginia Hine? Barbara Huff Patricia Ttnsrn Nancv I .!.n -n Susan Johnson Katy Kane Anne King Anne Lapeyre Elizabeth Loring Anne Mac Naughton Daphne Owen Janice Riebe Robin Ripley Susan Rooney Joan Sandwell Hedda Schafcr Carol bhaiiK-s Judi Sibbald Ann Snyder Anne Stephenson

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JUNIORS Enthusiasm was the trademark of the Class of 39 as it embarked on its Junior year. Exploding from song and skit and remaining through hours of prepa- rations for activities, it sparked the action of the en- tire class. Throughout the year any mention of Jun- ior Sales brought grins of appreciation for the weekly and hilarious skits (courtesy of Robin) and for good food on Friday. Long weeks of rehearsal furtively guarded the secrets of just why You Can ' t Take It With You ' until performance night. The curtain calls were scarcely done when the House of the Sugar Plum Fairy tempted all sweet teeth at the Carnival. Winter term started with a splash at a party for Service League. Then followed minute in- vestigations of colleges, instruction into the mysteries of Senior Duties , and plans for THE Prom. Finally, on April 19, came that romantic evening on the Old Plantation. Decorating for May Day was hardly a past project when the class creativity was turned to Step Songs, the singing of which would make the Juniors Seniors. It was a good year — full of work and activity — it was a year of contagion — everyone caught and held Enthusiasm. Advisors: Miss Fitzwilliams, Mrs. Monks EMILY KAISHR BETSY MINTHORN GAIL McCUDDEN President Vice President Sccrerary

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« 1 Ai r SOPHOMORES September found the Class of ' 60 awaiting the arrival of eight new members. Soon the new faces were familiar, each one a special part of ' 60. Gale Ehrlich was elected to Service League, Karen Warren to SAC; Sandy McCrea served on House Council. The year had begun! And with the whole library to care for, Carol Craft assumed responsibility for the library committee. There was much to do: Linda Larson organized the Christmas wrapping sale for Service League. Lynne Rubush steered the class through the making of animals for Carnival. The whole class worked to make the deco rations for the Student Council Dance Fascinating . Then, it was not long before the class was involved in another dance — it ' s own. The Freshman- Sophomore Hop, guided by Gale Ehrlich, was wonderful. In March thoughts turned to the faculty baby picture contest for Service League. Then it was time to greet dates and serve punch for the Prom; spring had really come — and at May Day the class beamed with pride as Gale and Pegg) ' carried the American and Canadian Flags. And then — next year! The class is set to prove that its class song is right, that each challenge is a victor} Advisors: Mrs. Vojtech, Miss Lonon PATRICIA GIBSON President PEGGY YATES Vice President CHRISTINA ENGL Secretary