Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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THE STAFF The Rt. Rev. S. Arthur Huston. D. D. - Miss Ruth Jenkins President of the Board of Trusters Bishop of Olympia Headmistress STAFF Miss Antoinette Arnold ------ Lower School r rerun. Typing Miss Marjorie Atkinson Academic Adviser, English Miss N ancy Jane Bare - -- -- -- Dance The Reverend Arthur W. Bell - Chaplain, Religious Education Mrs. F. C. B. Belliss - Classes VII VIII Mrs. C. D. Chapman Assistant to the Housemother Mrs. D. P. Cook Classes I II Mrs. V. E. Crowe Field Secretary Mrs. G. M. Lummmgs ------ --- - Classes lll-IV Miss Patricia Davis - - Art Mrs. R. P. Getty - ....... Upper School Mathematics Mrs Ada Gib son - -- -- -- -- -- - Housekeeper Miss Florence Greason - -- -- -- -- -- - Nurse Miss Patricia Hind ( i ili .ation Mrs. J. L. Houx Assistant to the Housemother Mrs. Shirley Johnsen Physical Education Miss Dorothy Knowlton Classes V-VI Miss Annahelle Lemm Secretary Mrs. L. G. Lenham Home Economics. Dietician Miss Helen McKay Science Mrs. W. H. Marsh English. Latin Miss Eva May Lower Kindergarten Mrs F. I. Perry ---------- - Financial Secretary Mrs. Gail Potter Speech. Drama Miss Louise Schreiber Spanish, Latin Mrs. F. W. Sch wan - Upper Kindergarten Mrs. F. C. Sherburne Miss Judith Thorn - Miss Sarah B. Thompson Mr. Frederick W. Wallis Mrs. Karl E. Weiss - Mr. Karl E. Weiss - Mrs. A. C. Welch - . French, English Music. Organist Middle and Lower School Mathematics Voice Music Music Housemother

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I DEDICATION I o Miss Marjorie Atkinson we affectionately dedi cate The Shield of 1Q44. as a tribute to her interest in our class activities and her personal counsel in our preparation for college. hi

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To the Class of 1944: As you look through the pages of your Annual from time to time in the days and years to come, many memories will be recalled. Among the most precious ones will be those of your Seminary friends. But many others whom you have not known have contributed to the making of the school as it is today. You have thus entered into a very rich heritage, in which you. too. have some part. This year marks the sixtieth anniversary of the Seminary s founding. Made possible by the vision and generous interest of early pioneers and sustained through the years by the unselfish service of many, the school has grown in strength and influence. As a result you. as members of the school, have had opportunities far beyond those of the average girl. These opportunities have brought you added responsibilities, among them the obligation to make possible for others what you have so richly enjoyed. Some can give of yourselves in service to the school. Others can give of your means to the school. But an even greater opportunity is open to you all.— that of reflecting in your daily lives the teachings of the Seminary. It is my earnest hope that each of you will be true to the standards that have been set for you. and thereby enrich the lives of those about you. No greater honor can come to your Alma Mater than the knowledge that your associates and your communities are the better for your influence. My best wishes and personal affection go with you as you leave the school. May your lives truly be. in the words of your motto. Deep and true as those blue water . [51