Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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FOREWORD ♦ ith mingled feelings of fear and trepidation, yet not without a certain amount of pride, we present to our waiting public THE SHIELD for 1931. The fear and trepidation is occasioned in anticipation of sins of omission, or commission, if there be such. Whom have we missed? Whose names have we mis-spelled ' We are entitled to our feeling or p ' vjv,. tor is nor me c j:, e 1931 •fhe first class in the long and glorious line of our school to attempt the prodigious task of preparing a school annual — to say nothing of the intimate little history which is made a part of this first edition? So with these mingled feelings we submit for your kind and n-- us consideration THE SHIELD for 1931. THE SHIELD STAFF. Page ihree

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CONTENTS rOREWORD DEDICATION HISTORY OLD TIME VIEWS ADMINISTRATION MISS WILSON ' S MESSAGE THE FACULTY CLASSES ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS LOWER SCHOOL TRADITIONS SCHOOL LIFE ALUMNAE NOTES ALUMNAE Page two

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DEDICATION RT. REV. JOHN A. PADDOCK Bishop of Washington Territory, 1884 To the memory of John A. Paddock, Bishop of Washington Terri- tory, through whose efforts the Annie Wright Seminary was estab- lished, this, the first issue of THE SHIELD is lovingly dedicated by the Class of 1931. Pd9e fcur