Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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With the Seniors of ' 34 K 1oST of the graduates of this class have been attending college in various parts of the country. At the University of Washington, we find Mabel Bennett, Beth Sturdevant, Edith Willey, Edith Siegel, Patricia Hergerf, Martha Baker, Jean Wingate, and Elinor Raymond. Lorayne Mitchell is studying at Washington State College. Margaret Mat thaei is attending classes at the College of Puget Sound. At Oregon State are Margaret McTavish and Dorothy Dickinson. Lona Jean Stewart was enrolled at Reed College, but she was forced to discontinue her work because of ill health. In the South, we find Charlotte Doud. Janet Brownell, and Jean Faulkner at Stanford. Mary Beckwith is a lone representative at Mills. Three members of the class have been attend- ing eastern colleges. Sybil Smith at Wellesley, Samrnie Wade at Sarah Lawrence, and Eliza- beth Loudon at Sweet Briar. Elizabeth Miller returned in the late spring from a winter spent in Hawaii. Thus ends the roll call of ' 34. Alumnae Notes Beth Sturdevant, ' 34, who has been attending the Uni- versity of Washington, will enter the University of Hawaii next fall. Word was received that Mary Beckwith, ' 34, has won her scholarship at Mills for the second year. Betty Crawford transferred from the University of Wash- ington to Wellesley last fall, and Claire Wernecke will transfer in September. The Seminary will then be repre- sented by four students there, including Sybil Smith and Grace Brynolson.. Our freshmen at the University of Washington made the highest record of any group coming from high schools sending five to twelve students. Elizabeth Pitt, ' 32, had planned to enter Wellesley last fall, but because her father was transferred from Alaska to Australia she decided to enter the University of Hawaii. Vivian Fosse, ' 32, has been elected president of the Delta Gamma sorority at the University of Washington. Mary Parsons, ' 33, is continuing her study of music in New York. Marjorie Mitchell, ' 32, will be married in the early sum- mer. Lucille Feist, ' 33, transferred last fall from Barnard Col- lege to the University of Washington. Alyce Fraser, ' 33, is fast becoming a successful business woman. She is in business with her father. Jean Wingate has been asked to join the W key society at the University of Washington. This is an honorary society for freshmen. Margaret Ann Schaeffer transferred last fall from Wellesley to Stanford. She pledged Delta Gamma. She was elected sponsor at Union Hall. Alice Guyles, another alumna at Stanford, will be the house manager of the Alpha Phi house next fall. It will be her last year. Grace Dolan, ' 32, was elected house manager of the Delta Gamma house at the University of Washington. Gracia Hickox, ' 32, recently announced her engagement to Lieut. Douglas Davis. The marriage will take place in mid-summer. Of greatest interest to all the alumnae will be the sym- bolic pageant called THE MASQUE OF THE GOLDEN AGE which will be given on the lawn of the Seminary in the afternoon of June 8 in celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of the founding of the Seminary. Not only all the students will take part but the fifty classes will be represented by groups of alumnae.