Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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Service League Below; Left to rigrht: Mary Thompson. Secre- tary; Cathy Talbot, Treasurer; Marianne Broz. Chairman; Sybil Goman, 7th Grade Repre- sentative. Service Leag-ue is an org-anization through which the student body and faculty have oppor- tunity to help people in many parts of the world. The motto of this group reflects the spirit in which their program is carried out: You can give without loving, but you cannot love with- out g-iving. At Left; Left to right: Cathy McCroskey; Marie Dodge, Chairman; Ann Repsold, Secretary-Treasurer; Judy Cope, Vice Chairman. As members of The Athletic Service Club we are given the opportunity to develop a sense of responsibility and willingness to serve our school by doing such duties as taking care of the Lower School child- ren on the playground and preparing the afternoon tea.

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Raynor Guild Officers, left to right: Judy Heath, Secretary -Treasurer; Jenny Gerard, Chairman; Ross Syford, Vice Chairman. Raynor Guild Membership in Raynor Guild, our altar g ' uild, is a special privileg-e. Our motto, I serve, expresses the attitude with which we carry out our work in the chapel — with Sincerity, Enthusiasm, and Reverence. During our meeting ' s we often have visiting speakers or we visit various churches in the community. Left to Right, First Row: Michelle Perrow; Sue Fairbourn; Mary Bruce Harden; Missy Hyde; Elissa Lane; Leslie Ann Doerner; Mollie Hagen; Vicky Wallace; Second Row: Mary Thompson; Betsy Burden; Beth Curran; Judy Cope; Martha Peterson; Heather Cissna; Lulu Seeley; Third Row: Karen Baker; Ginger Harstad; Wendy Wonders; Gwyn Gregory; Catharine Talbot; Barbara Nightingale; Elizabeth Appling, Chairman; Gill King; Selinda Lane; Marie Dodge. CHOIR O Master, by thine own most holy spirit, send heavenly music o er the world through us, so true, so beautiful, so soul refreshing, that those who hear it may thus learn of Thee. Amen. — Choir Prayer 17

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I SOCIAL COMMITTEE Left to Right, first row: Lou Richardson; Betty Hancock; Gayle Carlsmith; second row: Jinx Duffy; Bobbi Hansberg-er; Mrs. E. C. Mosby, Adviser; Gwyn Greg-ory; Vicky Wallace. Our academic studies are supplemented by extra- curricular activities as planned by the Social Commit- tee. These events included the Cruise at the beg-inning- of the year, the Mountain Trip, and a skirt and sweater dance, all of which form a memorable part of the school year. Christmas Carnival The International theme for the Christmas Carnival provided a marvelous opportunity for both students and faculty to use their ing-enuity to create many different articles to sell. The enthusiastic participation of everyone helped to make the festive occasion a g-reat success. 19