Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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CLASS MOTTO L]jiwa f id and (Dnwaxd CLASS COLORS ana Wku SENIORS- igqS Upward and onward we will go; Blue and white, our colors, we will ever show. You will see us coming, our faith forthrunning. Toward the glory of our Alma Mater true. The foe will all retreat; We will never face defeat. Upward and onward we will go: Blue and white, our colors, we will ever show. Our standards we will uphold forever. So give three cheers for the Class of 48! Readin ' . a-thinkin ' , and a-writin ' , Being a senior is excitin ; Look at our marvelous record— 1 -9-4-8. You ' ll admit that the seniors are great. Cfiorus : Sweaters, new sweaters. We all love our gorgeous new sweaters. Blue, light hi ue, That s why we re so loyal and true (just hlame it on the sweaters)! What do we wear to all our dances? What is the color that enhances? What ' s good for hockey or tennis, early or late? It s blue sweaters with 1-9-4-8. Chorus: Who ' s got the oomph, the pep. the spirit? W ho ' s got persistence? You can hear it! Who ' s got the prettiest color? Now we ' ll tell you It ' s your ' 48 seniors in blue!

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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

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■union Seattle, Washington . . . The future journalist of our class . . . Life is a big joke to Diane, as Diane is to life . . . The envy of all the class irith her Palm Springs tan . . . Peel, peel, peel . . lirely, lovable member of our class. SlizcJjztfi daxjizntzx c fu%au£t Tacoma, Washington . . . LIZ . . . Liz as a look out, look out for Liz . . . A A. President . . . Always eager . . . Miss McKay a lab technician? . . Happy . . . Impulsive, generally to a disas trous end. dl [aiu Patricia HBakzi Dayton, Ohio . . . PAT . . . EnfJuurtaftt ( itizen ol I loyfon . . . Unforgettable are the old woman parts she plays in frlasque . . . Lamous for her tricky haircuts . . . Alwoyi has a pixie milt for everyone . . . Passion for mysteries. 12