Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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SI SENIOR CALENDAR SEPTEMBER 0— Annie s Birthday Party— the beginning . . . 12— Spade— in record time, naturally! . . . 15— Our beautiful blue sweaters . . . 20— Dee s cabaret dance . . . 29— Doctor Loomis enlightening evening . . . OCTOBER fS-Mlw Jenkins birthday party at the New Yorker . . . 25 — Halloween party— Seniors carry away the cup— you-all! . . . NOVEMBER -Student Council-S. A. C. Dance - Midnight Masquerade ... DECEMBER 5— Christmas Carnival- yarn dolls to caramel apples at Candyland . . . 15— Senior Christmas play— A bit of old England— old but true . . . 13— Marilyn ' s dance— mistletoe? . . . 14— Dees tea . . . 18— Junior-Senior pajama party... JANUARY 6— Water Carnival— Seniors shone in their ballet . . . 24— Freshman-Sophomore Hop— Winter Wonderland . . . 30— Student-Faculty game— unfair advantage? . . . 31— Ginny first ski casualty . . . FEBRUARY 2— Beginning of Bishop s evenings . . . 13— Mary Lee ' s dinner at the University Club . . . 20-23— Ski weekend — does the Sem. jinx the mountain? . . . MARCH 28— Easter— eggs for the youngsters, new clothes for the rest of us! . . . APRIL 8— The Freedom Train— how to stand in line and like it! . . . 9— Jane s dinner— a most enjoyable time . . . 10— Play Day— $$$$ . . . 13— Henry V— enough said . . . 17— Junior Prom— moonlight, roses, and midnight supper . . . 24— Panliellenic Tea . . . MAY —Dad ' s Day— Strike one! . . . 8— May Day— the Athletic Banquet . . . 15— Closed weekend- exams arriving all too soon . . . Senior Week— 25— Alumnae Countrv Club Luncheon . . . swim and dinner at Christie s . . . 26— Mickey ' s luncheon at Three Tree Point . . . 27— Mary B. yachted us over to Grace ' s where we ate and slept . . . 28— To Ida ' s ranch over night . . . 29— Dance at the Tennis Club . . . 30— Baccalaureate— the beginning of the end . . . JUNE -Tree Planting. Willing. Alumnae Lunc heon . . . 2— Commencement— the end!

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4 air, ' ribv I Hail to thee our A ma Mdter, Semioai-u fu 2. Deep and clean as those blue waters thou art reared above mL 5 Pure as yonder Snow clad moun tains, where our ajanees faN,jM « i rr 3 achieve merits ■the character We in the r 3 | 1 jH k P 1 - • — m »$ our earnest prauer hold thee in our love. m ) 1 Hearts turned towarcR— Tjatjer, mai our lives ot length — i»t — p- n 7 V 7 ill aJ=; Prove thy daughters bear thy motto On from Strenath to Strength

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EDITOR. Dee Quevli; ASSISTANT EDITORS. Betty Dunn. Joanne Brack. Sally Bloclclingrr, Marcel la Greig. Virginia Burroughs. Jane Palmer. Mary Louise Gowman, Christie Scott: BUSINESS MANAGER, Mary Pat Baker; ADVISER, Miss Bess Lewis. THE SHIELD STAFF Last year when the Staff gath ered to plan the yearbook, styles and times were rapidly changing. We thought that the Shield would leel old-fash ioned in its last year s garb, so we decided to give it The New Look . We sincerely hope you approve of its appearance, and will enjoy its pages full of memories. The Shield board turns to you. Miss Lewis, with deep gratitude for your tireless assistance, genuine enthusiasm, and humorous patience with our whims. We hope that as you look back on this edition, your memories will be pleasant ones. The Shield also extends heartfelt thanks to Nelson. Ld, and Hob Richards, who have given so generously of their time and suggestions, to the Mothers Club for their fine financial support, and to all our other enthusiastic contributors. 10