Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 54 of the 1953 volume:

The Shield nmtStref tk to Strength 4 the annee Wright Seminary iQkjCOMA TOjl t$ G TON No man hath walked along our roads with step so active, so inquiring eye, or tongue so varied in discourse. Walter Savage Landor MRS MARGOT SEELEY IM III I ATIO To you, Mrs. Seeley, for your cheerful enthusiasm, your creative inspiration, for your awe-inspiring patience, for your helpfulness with paint-daubed hands in all our projects, we dedicate this SHIELD, hoping that you will remember us as we always remember you. The Class of 53. Seldom can the heart be lone- ly, If it seek a lonelier still; Self - forgetting, seeking only Emptier cups of love to fill. Frances Ridley Havergal THE REV. CANON ARTHUR BELL, D. D. Beginning each day with you, Canon Bell, has taught us to feel at home with God. Being refreshed by an awareness of your honesty and directness has made us aware of the kind of people we would like to be, and of the close meaning that such hackneyed words as love and sincerity can have in our lives. Next year our school will miss the warmth of your presence. This year the Senior Class is proud to gradu- ate with you. ADMINISTRATION Our directors . . guiding us from strengrh to strength . . helping us through the birter and the sweet, in work and play . . posses- sors of our sincere love and appreciation. Our dramatics coaches . . faculty parry in October . . Keep Cool With Cal at Hallowe ' en . . on the losing end of the Senior- Faculty hockey game in October, but the costumes made up for lack of score . . Applauded and serenaded by Juniors during Junior- Faculty basketball game. Mr. Weiss, Music; Miss Zulalian, Music; Mrs. Sceley, An; Miss Bare, Dance; Mrs. Nibbelink, Music; Miss Avalon, English and Civilization. Miss Drummond, Tutor; Mme. Brown, French and Spanish; Miss Khavlijian, Latin and French; Miss Edgerly, Librarian; Mrs. Fry, Civilization; Miss Lewis, English and Religious Education FACULTY 3. Miss Knowlton, 5th Class; Miss Thompson, 6th Class, Mathematics and Religious Education; Miss Yates, 8th Class, English, Social Studies and Publications; Miss Jackson, 7th Class, Eng- lish and Social Studies. 4. Miss Dorren, Science; Mrs. Lenham, Dietitian and Home Economics; Miss Heinemann, Mathe- matics; Miss McKay, Science and Mathematics. mm 29 FAI I LTV Faculty changes during year: Mrs. Drexler replacing Miss Dun- can, who was married last fall, and Mrs. Post subsequently re- placing Mrs. Drexler; Miss Hanich replacing Mrs. Nibbelink, who left to join her husband; Mrs. Harding taking the place of Mrs. Maenhout, a new mother; Mrs. Cites doubling for Mrs. Perry after her illness; Mrs. Spiegelman and then Miss Anderson assisting in first grade and swimming . . Baby parry given in January by Miss Lewis and Miss Hooley; Most Beautiful Baby, Miss Greenwood; grand sweepstakes winner, Miss Heineman . . more engagement rings flashed round this year! 5. Mrs. Blake, First Class; Miss Dadswell, Second Class; Mrs. Langlois, Fourth Class. 6. Miss Taschl, Assistant in Kindeargarten; Miss Hornbcch, Charles Wright; Mrs. Maenhout, Kindergarten, and Assistant, First Class; Mrs. Drexler, Kindergarten; Mrs. Davis, Third Class. 7. Mrs. Breitenbach, Secretary; Mrs. Reed, Office Assistant; Mrs. Phelps, House Manager; Miss Ruser, Secretary to the Headmistress; Mrs. Perry, Financial Secretary. 8. Miss Bogrette, Physical Education; Miss St. John, Physical Education. 9. Miss Hooley, Assistant to Nurse; Mrs. Becker, Housemother, third floor; Mrs. Briedis, House- mother, Baby Corridor; Miss High, Nurse; Mrs. Wilson, Housemother, second floor. Left to Right: Madalyn Rathbun. Editor-in-Chief ; Janet Ferris. Literary Editor; Barbara Christensen, Photogra- phy Editor; Marja Schoettler, Art Editor; Sharon Conner, Business Manager. SHIELD BOARD The Program Committee . . luncheon meetings in the little din- ing room and Monday afternoon conclaves in the art room . . page-pasting experts . . SHIELD-finishing celebration at Top of The Ocean . . Snapshots, please! . . Miss Yates, adviser. Ths SHIELD would have been impossible without the close co- operation of Mrs. Seeley and her Senior art class, Carol Holter- horT, Eugenia Sheldon and Ann Terteling, and the hours they have spent over drawing boards. It would have been equally impossible without the guiding hand of Miss Yates, or the head- aches of Richards Photography Studio, or the advice and work of Mr. Sims and the North Pacific Banknote Company. ESTHER RENEE BORDEAUX Olympia, W?shington Christmas Carnival Chairman . . pet peeve: ' My hair after pool class! . . Choir and Glee Club . . comes ten p. m., lights out! . . plays piano beautifully, ' specially Chopin . . I always wear my red dress when Jean does! . . those ' packages from home ! . . conscientious . . understudy to Pitti Sing in MIKADO . . likes photography, boating, waterskiing . . conservative . . Olympia! . . prize possession: ' 49 Ford for my use. SHEILA LINDSAY BUSH Honolulu, Hawaii Secretary-Treasurer of Raynor Guild . . TASC member . . Glee Club . . horse-lover . . ambition: either to travel, then ger married, or get married, then travel . . pet peeve: water running in the early morning . . Did the bell ring? . . worked on Paddock Post . . I was only homesick once! . . cheerful . . what, another chemistry test? . . chocolate- covered peanuts . . Hope I don ' t have any morning duties. NORMA JEAN CASS Fairbanks, Alaska Choir and Glee Club member . . Freshman House Council representative, then left for Alaska, returned in Senior year to be corridor proctor . . those Ray records . . prize posses- sion, my parka . . writes — and receives — tons of mail . . Blue Team fullback . . TASC member . . Let ' s close the closet door . . wants to raise her own dog team . . My favorite song . . pet peeve: People who never write. JANE CHILD Helena, Montana • Jane . . A. A. President . . MONTANA! . . first team hockey and basketball . . Jarley . . ambition to be a sheep herdess . . Morning Crucifer . . well-co-ordinated, espe- cially in Modern Dance Club . . quiet little thing . . pet peeve: late night noise from above . . wants to own a cattle ranch in Montana . . Pound Chairman ' 52 . . M. I. T. . . Please open that window! . . gullible . . TASC mem- ber. Jk BARBARA ELIZABETH CHRISTENSEN Tacoma, Washington Christy . . Irish-blooded . . understanding and philo- sophical . . Photography Editor of SHIELD . . Ambition: to understand the Theory of Relativity . . Freshman Class President . . Beautiful voice, member of Choir and Glee Club . . loves to take her glasses off at dances . . MIKADO tenor lead . . nature lover . . substitute Church Flag Bearer . . prized possession: sense of humor . . It ' s this way. DIANE ERVA CLIVE CHURCH Walnut Creek, California Newest Senior Classwoman . . S. A. C. Representative . . Oh, my Godfather! ' ' . . found a cross in her cake at Founder ' s Day . . News Editor of Paddock Post . . pet peeve: glasses . . those red pajamas! . . Ambition: to be a teacher . . Co-ordinator of Founder s Day Book Fair pro- gram . . Blue team . . Really? . . Johnny Ray unenthu- siast . . favorite pastime: changing room furniture around. SHARON ELIZABETH CONNER Tacoma, Washington Sherry . . Choir and Glee Club member . . Gold Team yell leader . . those awful tall girls . . Business Manager, SHIELD and Christmas Carnival . . Let ' s go skiing . . Masque . . Ambition: sophisticated woman . . always knit- ting . . football fan . . TASC . . favorite pastime: parties . . Dance Club . . Representative for A. W.S. on Bon Marche Fashion Board . . Pish. Tush . . Oh, come now! MOLLY KINAU DAHLQUIST Honolulu, Hawaii Moll or Mole . . Chairman of Service League . . Church Flag Bearer . . Raynor Guild . . Junior Class vice- president . . Let ' s go on a bear hunt! , , found thimble in Founder ' s Day cake . . Choir and Glee Club member . . out to catch my man . . Hawaiian beaches vs. Washing- ton fog and rain . . wants to be a nurse . . There I was, twenty thousand feet in the air . . Delaware! . . Mon- tana! EMILIE ELIZABETH ELLIOT Klamath Falls, Oregon Emmy . . TASC member . . phone calls from Fort Lewis and letters from Korea . . loves to knit . . chairman of committee for Christmas Carnival . . vim, vigor and vital- ity . . future physical therapist . . bright and smiling bejore breakfast . . pet peeve: inconsiderate and moody people . . prized possession: pet skunk, Johnny . . WALKLINE! . . large eyes and lovely complexion . . giggles galore . . Hi! BLENDA FAYE ENKEMA Berkeley, California Gold Team Captain . . substitute Crucifer . . Pound Chair- man, ' 51 . . hates delayed, grounded or canceled plane flights to San Francisco . . date chairman: S.A.C. dance . . Masque member . . prize possession: Memories ' ' . . TASC . . the first woman president? . . loves sports and social events . . California is the best State . . Choir and Glee Club . . What will I do? . . class worrier. BETTY LOU ERVIN Anchorage, Alaska Beet . . Chairman of TASC, Junior year , . that model s figure . . Senior Class Secretary . . forever rooting for Alaska and Lakeside . . ardent hockey player . . Chairman of Choir, also member of Glee Club . . Financial Chairman of Christmas Carnival . . favorite pastime: knitting . . sub- stitute Crucifer . . surprising ambition . . blue eyes and pink hair . . Egad! JANET ADEL EVELYN FERRIS Eastsound, Washington Jan . . Litetary Editor, SHIELD Board . . Dance group . . TASC member . . pet peeve: cold swimming pools and cold weather in general . . Jr. Sales Chairman . . prize pos- sessions: walkline and late nights . . great violinist . . hopes for a B. A. in literature, then to earn living free-lancing for the pulps . . Glee Club . . enthusiastic conversationalist . . favorite pastimes: horseback riding and dancing . . Ready? LYNNE GOLDBERG Everett, Washington Dance Club . . knitter of many, many pairs of argyles . . hates days that go by slowly . . wouldn ' t trade or give away her record of Because of You for anything . . Blue Team . . that nightcap! . , Committee Girl No. 1 . . rapidly be- coming an expert sewer . . Ambition: to be able to take a bath in a minute . . Everett booster . . lovely clothes . . Is that So? GRACE HANSLER Tacoma, Washington Grass . . Secretary of student body and student body Prexy . . prize possession: driver ' s license . . Masque mem- ber . . ambition: to make use of the dime I received on Founder ' s Day . . Secretary of TASC . . favorite pastime: sleeping . . American Flag Bearer . . Pet peeve: the lack of long, illustrious, shining soft hair . . wants to receive my cap as a full-fledged nurse with a degree from college . . the ranch . . Oh, you guys! CAROL HOLTERHOFF Holden, Washington C. J. . . House Council Representative, Junior and Senior years . . evening Crucifer . . TASC member . . sparkly eyes and naturally curly hair . . You know it! . . prize posses- sion: Gundie K. Carl . . those summer jobs! . . candidate for President of Holden Chamber of Commerce . . just ten minutes late . . Lakeside . . this gal has more leopard skins! . . Oh, my, put -ease! JEAN WOOD JENKINS Palo Alto, California Student Body Veep . . those Robert Hall commercials . . Lambeth Cup . . that George Shearing . . sheep dog bangs . . Choir and Glee Club . . Yum Yum . . those trips to Seattle and to sunny California . . Just got a six-page let- ter . . wants college in the East, a year in Europe, and 32 children (?) . . Masque . . substitute Flag Bearer . . Social Committee Chairman in Junior Year . . vocabulary plus . . Didn ' t Stanford win? ERIN LOMBARD Wapato, Washington Vice President of A. A. . . Choir and Glee Club . . makes her own clothes . . favorite pastime: getting my room- mate out of bed . . Chairman of House Council . . Yakima apples . . pet peeve: looking young enough to get into movies for child fare . . American Flag Bearer . . Modern Dance expert . . Chairman for Senior Booth at Christmas Carnival . . TASC Chairman in Sophomore year . . future wheel behind the running of a Juvenile Detention Home. i DERRY ANN MORITZ Sun Valley, Idaho Deny . . class poet and playwright . . ambition: to ride Beauregard past the church line in shorts and bare feet . . Senior Class Vice-President . . Gentlemen prefer blondes, she says . . those Sun Valley blues . . TASC secretary . . athletic . . Service League . . murdered vocabulary . . wants to be a nurse . . Kings, Kings . . presents from Pigs . . walkline fan. MADALYN LESLIE RATHBUN Tacoma, Washington MaDALon . . worked her way up from Masque Room floor sweeper to vice-president of the club . . editor-in-chief, SHIELD Board . . favorite pastimes: sailing and yachting on Puget Sound, ice skating . . pet peeve: Smittys . . Pomona! . . that sporty red convertible . . ambition: to be an engineer, no fooling . . there will be a meeting today of . . r LEONNA JOAN SA FFREN Tacoma, Washington Paddock Post Editor . . one of spade finders . . Junior Class President . . athletic gal . . Katisha in MIKADO . . Freshman Class v. p. . . ambition: to stay happy . . pet peeve: date committees . . favorite pastimes: talking and dancing . . prized possession: my day srudency . . Mod- ern Dance Group . . I WONT wear glasses tonight! . Choir and Glee Club . . TASC member. RUTH LOUISE SCHAFER Aberdeen, Washington Weezie . . President of Senior Class . . Key Girl . . think 1 11 knit a dress . . morning Crucifer . . our sun tan girl . . Masque . . that ' s hard to take, now ' tion: to get into, then graduate from, college soprano voice and un failing sense of rhythm member . . S. A. G Representative in Junior year don ' t open that window so wide. ambi- a true TASC Please MARJA QUIST SCHOETTLER Seattle, Washington Marj . . substitute evening Crucifer . . TASC member . . pet peeve: What time is it? . . head of magazine sales team, Junior year . . prize possession: the use of a bath- tub, ANY bathtub! . . Art Editor, SHIELD Board . . wants to be a primary grade teacher . . Glee Club . . plays piano, class musician for MIKADO . . naturally curly haif and beautiful complexion . . understanding . . pajama fiend . . Say, Kiddo . . EUGENIA CAROLINE SHELDON Seattle, Washington ' Jeanie . . our ardent art student . . corridor proctor . . pet peeve: politics . . chairman of Clay pots for Xmas committee . . Blue team enthusiast — member of W. L. H. W e Like Hockey (a very select organization) . . Ambi- tion: to be an informant on national affairs . . contributed artistic talents to SHIELD . . Maybe. ANN MARCEIL TERTELING Boise, Idaho The Mikado in THE MIKADO . . naturally curly hair . . Wish You Were Here . . Sun Valley and T. W. A. fan . . wears size four shoes . . U. of Idaho, Rah, Rah! . . doesn ' t like to knit . . memories and souvenirs, Ah, Paris! . . loves to play the Hammond . . wants to be a high school music teacher . . Choir, sophomore year . . Annie . . glorious mezzo-soprano . . Oh, no, you don ' t. GEORGE ANN THOMPSON Tacoma, Washington George Ann . . Blue Team Captain, ' 52- ' 53 . . Blue Team cheerleader . . winner of many athletic awards . . co- finder of the Spade in record time of five minutes . . I ' ll see if I can get the car . . likes skiing . . energy plus . . Date Committee Chairman . . narurally curly hair . . doesn ' t gain weight . . understudy of Peep-Bo in class play . . American Flag Bearer . . TASC member. MERRILL WAGNER Tacoma, Washington Masque Prexy . . favorite pastime: contemplating ctacks in the study hall ceiling . . Maid of Honor and Gold Team Captain, Junior year . . red hair . . those eyelashes . . prized possession: My Saturday nights ' at home ' . . Choir and Glee Club . . pet peeve: My room-mate ' s alarm clock . . substitute Flag Bearer . . Ko Ko . . that mischievous smile . . dance enthusiast. ELIZABETH JOAN WILSON Vancouver, B C Joanie . . President of Raynor Guild . . TASC member . . Chairman of Decorations for Christmas Carnival . . Chi- cago fan . . Substitute American Flag Bearer . . Lucky Senior . . N ' est-ce pas . . ring at Founder ' s Day . . graceful member of Dance Group . . Junior Sales Chair- man . . Glee Club . . pet peeve: the American-Canadian border . . favorite pastimes, eating and sleeping . . loves Russian Leather perfume. The strongest is never strong enough to be always the mas- ter, unless he transforms strength into right, and obedi- ence into duty. Rousseau, The Social Contract. Ba k Row (all rows left to right): Diane Church. Grace Hansler, Blenda Enkema, Betty Lou Errin, Jane Child. Derry Ann Moritz. Fourth Row from front: Eugenia Sheldon. Janet Ferris, Carol Holterhoff, Molly Dahlquist. Joan Wilson. Third Row: Sheila Bush. Lynne Goldberg. Merrill Wagner. Leonna Saffren, lean Jenkins. Second Row: Marja Schoettler. Renee Bordeaux. Emilie Elliot, Nurma Cass. Madalyn Rathbun. Front Row: Ann Terteling, Sharon Conner. Louise Schafer, George Ann Thompson. Erin Lombard. Absent: Barbara Christensen. SENIORS The Stars . . yellow ties and white sweaters . . Louise Schafer, Derry Ann Moritz and Betty Lou Ervin, president, vice president and secre- tary-treasurer, respectively , . We ' ve found the Spade, and history we ' ve made! . . Christmas In Faraway Lands theme of Christmas Carnival, Renee Bordeaux, chairman . . those college boards! . . lovely May Queen, Erin Lombard . . school and class spirit . . Miss Jenkins and Miss Botrette, advisers. Dear Miss Jenkins: Ten years ago in caps and gowns, with tears we did depart. Twas ' 53, a brand new world, where we could make a start. And now that many years have passed and each has gone her way, We write to tell you what ' s become of us since that great day: Renee Bordeaux just took her place: First girl to win the Gold Cup Race! From all land travel she ll abstain. The Eddy Arcaro of the hydroplane. Sheila Bush, our literary lass, Just wrote a book which none surpass. In her penthouse, hundredth floor, Her fans surround her, fame galore. And Norma Cass will marry soon; Behind her, many hearts are strewn. The men adore her, she has charm! When she comes near, girls, take alarm! The D ' Oyly Cane Operatic group Has Jane Child starring in their troupe. La Traviata ' s next, and Jane Will sing the lead with little strain. Barbara C. has thought and planned To make Tacoma ' s odor grand. Twill be but one accomplishment Of Christy — this girl can invent!! Diane Church in the U. N. Was an interpreter and then She wed with glee a French Premier And now scrubs trop de diapiere! Among the fashion stars today Is Sharon Conner. Millions ca- 1 Ter to her fancy knitted wear: , The answer ' s here to Dagmar ' s prayer. V Our Hawaiian gal at last made good. And where she makes her livelihood? Is on Broadway. We all are proud, As Molly draws the largest crowd. Because she fits the role so well, Our Emmy is a Follies belle. She ' s world renowned for face and form, And soon will take T. V. by storm. And Blenda finally reached the height; She ' s New York ' s favorite socialite. The handsome crew which mans her yacht Consists of Peck, Lamas and Scott. Inside her igloo, snug and — warm? Is Betty Lou. Her school of charm Is quite sensational up there. She ' s glamorized many a polar bear. Dr. Ferris, slender, slim, Advises blimps ' ' on keeping trim. Her diets aid in losing weight. (Of course she ' d NEVER demonstrate). Lynne Goldberg last year settled down. You ' ll not see this girl wear a frown! With house to clean and meals to get, She ' s busy, happy — sans regrette! Nurse Hansler is a needed miss. At bedside she ' ll all pain dismiss. She holds the hand and soothes the brow, And with young interns she knows how! Carol H. has the inside dope From living room walls to bathroom soap. With houses she has new designs, And for the men she (naughty!) pines. Writer of a lovelorn column, Jean Jenkins is one who ' ll enthrall ' em. With advice from firsthand knowledge Which she ' s gleaned from years in col- lege. Matron of reformatories, Erin tells us many stories Of all the racy boys she ' s known (While acting as a chaperone). The owner of a dairy farm: Mori Her cows have Who else but charm. They also ski — that ' s what ' s expected. For this our Derry ' s most respected. Madalyn Rathbun, a protege Of Albert E. (and Miss McKay), Has shocked the nuclear fission fans By her latest $ %x ' bomb plans. A buyer of the latest fashion, Leonna S. is really dashin ' . She picks from Paris mannequins The latest styles for Siamese twins. Although home ec was once her aim, Louisa S. will change her name, So that she ' ll be a housewife soon, Wed to an Aberdeen oil tvcann A physical therapist, world renowned, Is Marja Schoettler, who can be found Outside her work as a hostess grand, Entertaining potentates of the land. A connoisseur of classic ait, Eugenia Sheldon got her start At Annie Wright, and helps fulfill The dreams of young artistes with skill Annie T. with her equip- Ment just set off on another trip. This time to Timbuctoo she ' ll travel. Returning home, what tales unravel! Her tennis still the class ' s pride, Yet she will not be satisfied Until the day an electron wee Is seen by versatile George Ann T. A rose is a rose is a rose is a rose, As any blushing beauty knows. And Merrill, actress of the stage, Has fans (men mostly) in a rage. Miss Wilson, most luxurious lass, With chocolate creams and demitasse, Her breakfast she receives in bed: She knows the way to get ahead! And now, Miss Jenkins, having told you all there is to tell Each girl, with mem ' ries all her own of you, we say farewell! Derry Moritz and Merrill Wagner. ml. [They] . . have no superfluous leisure. Firu figure, front to back: Wilma Hartnack. Paula Feddersen. Lou Wadsworth. Harriet Felten, Marilyn Wotton. Vjrgmu Richmond. Suzanne Grabs, Mariory Wadsworth. Second figure, front to back: Amy Schanno, Carmen Eddins, Judy Dean. Marlene Wingren, Sandra Cox. Helen Graham. Mary Jo Benson. Nita Rowland. Abient : Anne Gyllcnberg. Sandra Jacobs. JUNIORS Co-Stars . . class play, Pygmalion, a hit in February . . Junior Sales under chairmanship of Sandra Jacobs and Marilyn Wotton . , Class officers, Paula Feddersen, Judy Dean and Nita Rowland . . red ties . . Quo Vadis, or Where Do You Think You re Going? presented for honorable mention at Hallowe ' en . . successful booth at Christmas Carnival . . Marilyn Wotton, Maid of Honor at May Day . . lovely Junior Prom in April . . Miss Fitzwilliams and Miss Dorren, advisers. Why, then the rld ' s mine oyster, r hich I with sword will open. rHE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR. ACT II, SC. II First figure, left to right, front to back: Mary Etta Carton. Betsy Gardner, {Catherine Elvins, Martha Ann Fisher. Gail Dillingham, Eleanor Walker. Vicki Cromie. Suzanne Baker, Dorothea Weiss, Peggy Wilson. lean Ashby. Second fig - l U t0 r ' gbt, front to bach: Anne Cameron, Valene Thomson, Arlene Fleming, Marian Dawson, Amy Lombard. Patricia Judkins. Wendy McLallen, Sherry McLallen, Grace Wooster, Martha Hastings, Dorothea Youngberg. Absent: Judy Hogendobler. SOPHOMORES Understudies . . library books and files, Arlene Fleming, Library Chair- man . . green ties . . Jean Ashby, Mary Etta Carson and Betsy Gardner, President, Vice-President and Secretary. Treasurer, respectively . . in charge of decorations for Student Council Dance, Comic Capers . . Eleanor Walker, Flag Bearer at May Day . . stars everywhere at the Freshman-Sophomore Hop in January, Winter Wonderland, Martha Hastings, Chairman . . Miss Greenwood and Madame Brown, advisers. Of a good beginning cometh a good end. PROVERBS Part I, Chap. X. First figure, front to back: Diane Blakely. Rosalee Magnuson, Frances Delano, Tanet Haley, Joanne Ginn, Jane Fairbourn, Anna Belle Brennen, Sharon Reid, Mary Hornby. Second figure, right to left: Jeanine Thomson. Roberta Allen, Beverly Lewis, Janice Kelley, Valerie McDermott, Ann Deyo, Sue Marie Lynn, Sarah Stone. Absent: Connie Boycc, Jessie Nelson. i iii:sii iex Stand-ins for the understudies . . blue ties . . Sue Marie Lynn, Ann Deyo, Jane Fairbourn, class officers . . winners of the Hallowe en Skit Cup for Frolicking With the Fiends . . collaborated with the Sopho- mores for Fresh man -Sophomore Hop . . magazine sales drive in the fall, teams headed by Sharon Reid and Anna Belle Brennen . . that turkey and bean dinner . . pep and class spirit . . Miss Hooley and Miss St. John, advisers. Back row, left to right: Sharon Ever I y. Katie Sheldon, Jan Butrovich, Nancy Baskin, Marti nc Baker, Valerie Bond, Sondra Kuelper. Middle, left to right: Shannon White, Marianne Lynn, Elizabeth Morgan, Joan Munroe, Marilyn Dillard, Kay Thompson, Lynn Curtis, Robbie Lasater. Front, left to right: Carol Howe, Sheryl Bellandi, Naomi Griggs, Susan Shaw, Sandra Bittner, Carol Cameron, Charlotte Anderson, Patricia Bourdon, Karyn Boyce. MIDDLE SCHOOL Junior Blue and Gold teams . . Swimming regatta for Lower School . . colorful addition to the May Day Dance Program . . Middle School dramatics group . . eighth class President, Karyn Boyce; seventh class President, Matianne Lynn . . program for U. N. Day . . pep and spirit . . Middle picture, below, L to r., Valerie Bond, Vice-President, Middle School A. A.; Katie Sheldon, President, Middle School A. A.; Martine Baker, Gold Team Captain; Jan Butrovich, Secretary, Middle School A. A.; Patricia Bourdon, Blue Team Captain. Front Row (all rows left to right) Elizabeth Winskill, Barbara Bamford, Laurel Duncan, Barbara Crabb, Sara Deyo, Anne Hairy, Karla Miller. Patricia Benson. Revelle Willard, Denise Yager. Anne Stevens, Ellen Leila Robson. Bronson. Mary W Med lock. Second Row: Anne Herreid, Nicola Tollefson, Pamela Virginia Soule. Virginia Stauffer, Lowell Young. Wendy Wonders, White, Janet Boyd. Third Row: Kathy Ollar. Kathy Howe, Gregori $on, Cathy Webster, Jams Kellam, Ann Doerner. Nancy Kunz, Lynn trth Row: Bette Lou Lagerauist. Laurie Ann Winston, Marianne Broz. Elizabeth Reade. Jenny Lind Walker. Rosalind Rigos, Carolyn Race. Sharon Graham. Wendy Wilson, Linda Andrews, Susan Crane, Laurie Grenley. Fifth Row: Susan Mann. Lynda Patrick. Lori Murtland, Brenda Anderson, Pamela Wein- stein, Cheryl Peterson, Iris Briedis, Michaele Thomas, Sandra Young, Dagny Erickson. Sixth Row: Janice Riebe. Mama Mosier. Judy Gullander. Michale Stevens, Sammie Warren, Bonnie Jean Will. Kim Lenz, Martha Thompson, Robin Ross, Mimi Seeley, Caroline Wood- hams. Carolyn Jardeen. Seventh Row: Phyllis Morris, Lynda Ross. Linda Galbraith. Tamar Griggs, Candy Cain. Lani Young. Sue Huff. Sharon Parrott, Susan Morgan, Sarah Siddall. Eighth Row: Barbara Huff. Hollis Hewitt, Kathy Thomas, Maria Weiss, Margaret Yates. Barbara Benson. Helen Hunter, Sandra Nevins, Carol Fewcll. Marjorie Hagen. Ninth Row: Elsa Wamick, Nancy Collins. Barbara Case, Susan Fogg, Diane Dapper, Lloyd Allen, Margaret Wood hams. Absent from picture: Karen Anderson. Jane Weyerhaeuser, Kathryn Bamford, Paula Allen, Shellie March. Child of the pure, unclouded brow, And dreaming eyes of wonder! Through The Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll. LOWER SCHOOL Brownie Scouts . . Flossie and Bossie and other plays for Book Fair . . relief map of Washington State . . travel booklets . . exchang- ing of Valentines and Christmas cards . . plastic work . . prehistoric animals . . Indian play, In My Mother ' s House . . red ties and rosy cheeks. sr. -w K-5 Taught by Mrs. Ruth Drcxler and Miss Jacqueline Taschl and Mrs. Post . . took a train ride to Olympia while studying transportation . . farm friends . . flower and vegeta- ble gardens . . builders of a creche at Christmas . . a trip to Point De- fiance Zoo to see animal friends . . movies, self made-up dances and songs in connection with studies. Left to Right: Karen Martinac. Mary Hoyer, Mark Peterson. Venishia Gregg Margaret Anderson Danny Kelley. Neal Grenley. Virgin.a Crabb, Nancy Read. Cy Happy. Craig Macdonald. Anne ' V.W Janet Barlow. Elizabeth Graham. Barbara Buttorff. Sharon Demi ck Marsh 1 i Nixon, .There Go Idblatt. Richard Riebli. Victor Broz. Douglas DeLong, Missy Hyde. Jackie Blair. Charles Wight. Charles Woodhams. Patricia Petrie. Robert DeLong. Absent from picture: William Blair. John Pascoe. James Will. B ck, left to right: Sandy Sandstedt. David Rohen. Wendy Gibson. Becky Harlow Party Flynn. Vicky Marshall. Ricky Elsbree. Mrs. Maenhout. Front, left to right: Mary Lee Pettit, Burr Robson Chris Kigos. Penny Fletcher. Bruce Munson. Sally Peterson. Jane Grenley, Charles Maier. Lynton Covault, Sara Day. Absent from picture: Linda Backup, Lynn Slotnik. K-4 Taught by Mrs. Maenhout, then Mrs. Harding . . Here come the Indians! . . Easter and Hallowe ' en parades before Upper School . . preparations for Thanksgiving and Christmas, the latter by dramatiz- ing the Christmas story . . the day we had a circus. Snips and snails and puppy dog tails That ' s What the World Is Made Of. Bsck Row, left to right: Charles Morgan. Billy Russell. Edwtrd Ketcham. Danny Demnsey, Howard Lincoln. David Barlow, Charles Ekberg. Ricky Anderson. Robbie Fuller. Richard Walters, Tommy White. Front Row. left to right: Frank Bannon, Steve Peterson, Mark Griggs. George Gagliardi, Charles Anderson, Dick Patrick, Peter Hoyer, Laird Brown. Songs at Christmas Carol Service . . model village and farm builders . . reading, writing, and arithmetic . . bulb - planters and gardeners . . books open up new worlds . . trips to libraries and farms . . rhythm and improvement in musical inter, est . . Hands off. ACTI VITIES Leading parts . . successful S. C. Dance in November with theme of Comic Capers . . original decora- tions for May Day Banquet . . meets fifth period on Wednesday, presid- ed over by student body president, Grace Hansler. Abort, back. left to right: Miss Jenkins, Grace Hansler. Louise Schafer. Jean Jenkins, Erin Lombard. Merrill Wagner, Molly Dahlquist. Jane Child. Middle, left to right: Virginia Richmond. Jean Ashby. Marianne Linn, Lou Wadsworth, Sandra Cox. Front. left to right: Sue Marie Lynn. Karyn Boyce, Paula Feddersen. STUDENT COUNCIL Hard work tends to give us rest for the body . . and peace to the mind. THE PLEASURES OF LIFE, Sir ]ohfl Lubbak. HOUSE COUNCIL Below, left to right: Carol HolterhofT. Miss Fitzwilliams. Lou Wadsmorth. Miss Jenkins. Karyn Boyce, Mrs. Becker. Gail Dillingham, Mrs. Wilson. Front Row. left to right: Helen Graham, Connie Boyce, Carol Cameron, Carmen Eddins, Jean Jenkins. Backstage Crew . . Lou Wadsworth, chairman . . skits and rules . . pa- jama and splash parties, other house activities planned by Helen Graham, social chairman . . no flashlights, please . . order Plus. Good Neighbor Fund . . Christmas cards to Japan for St. Margaret s . . chili dinner for W. S. S. F. . . spon- sored assemblies with speakers from Japan and Germany . . members composed of class vice-presidents . . pledges and contributions . . Miss Greenwood, adviser; Molly Dahlquist, chairman. Abort, left to right: Molly Dihlquist, Judy Dean, Miss Greenwood, Derry Ann Moritz, Miss Ruth Spital, Mary Etta Carson, Mr. Dieter von der Linden. Katie Sheldon, Ann Deyo. SERVICE LEAGUE GLEE Below, back tow, left to right: Sharon Conner, Amy Lombard, Grace Wooster, Amy Schanno. Merrill Wagner, Ann Devo, Dorothea Weiss, Suzanne Baker Jean Ashby. Peggy Wilson, Marilyn Wotton, Gail Dillingham, Betty Lou Ervin. Blenda Enkema, Lou Wads- worth, Nita Rowland, Valerie McDermott, Mary Hornby, Janet Ferris, Renee Bordeux, Frances Delano. Middle Row, left to right: Anna Belle Brennen, Diane Blakely, Valene Thomson, Erin Lombard, Vicki Cromie. Marian Dawson, Sandra Cox. Janet Haley, Rosalee Magnuson. Betsy Gardner, Jane Fairbourn, Carmen Eddins. Jeanine Thomson, Janice Kellev. Paula Feddersen. Front Row, left to right: Joan Wilson, Harriet Felten, Wendy Mc La lien. Judy Hogendobler. Patricia Judkins. Eleanor Walker, Leonna Saffren, Jean Jenkins, Marja Schoettier. Molly Dahlquist. Sheila Bush, Sue Marie Lynn, Norma Cass. Thursday meetings . . voice try-outs in September . . carols everywhere during the few weeks preceding Christmas vacation . . programs presented at Christmas and Com- mencement . . Mr. Weiss, director; Miss Hanich, pianist. i o h 5k Ml Betty Lou Ervin, Chairman . . Membership an honor based upon voice tests and high citizenship standards . . Beautifully - blended voices . . directed by Mr. Weiss . . Tuesday meetings . . Learn your music, please . . carols at Easter at Christ Church . . Mrs. Nibbelink, Miss Zulalian and Miss Hanich. Above. Back Row, left to right: Barbara Christensen. Lou Wadsworth, Marilyn Wotton, Betty Lou Ervin. Jean Ashby. Dorothea Weiss, Eleanor Walker. Leonna Saffren. Third Row, left to right: Sue Marie Lynn, Merrill Wagner. Blenda Enkema, lean Jenkins, Molly Dahlquist. Wendy McLallen. Second Row, left to right: Renee Bordeaux. Amy Schanno. Anna Belle Brennen, Amy Lombard, Norma Cass. Front: Sharon Conner, Di Dawson, Erin Lombard. Diane Blakely, Judy Hogendobler, Marian CHOIR ) It AY It GUILD Joan Wilson, Chairman; Sheila Bush, Secretary . . keeping our chapel beautiful throughout all the church seasons of the school year . . Tuesday meetings . . Miss Green- wood, adviser . . decorations for the Christmas and Easter Carol Serv- Below, left to right. Back Row: Diane Church, Valerie McDermott. Marjory Wadsworth. Annie Fisher. Patricia Judkms, Jessie Nelson, Grace Wooster. Middle, left to right: Kathenne Elvins. Carmen Eddins. Sheila Bush, Nita Rowland, Ann Gyllenberg, Joanne Ginn. Front, left to right: Sarah Stone, Joan Wilson. Merrill Wagner, President; Mada- lyn Rathbun, Vice-President; Mar- tha Ann Fisher, Secretary . . un- usual skits and stunts . . Charm School presented on Dad s Day . . lovely formal Masque banquet . . willing-on of character parts and Masque chairs by Seniors . . visits to the Tacoma Little Theatre . . new members taken on in Novem- ber . . Miss Avalon, adviser. MASQUE Above, first row, going back, left to right: Martha Ann Fisher. Sandra Cox, Gail Dillingham. Peggy Wilson, Suzanne Grabs. Doro- thea Weiss, Virginia Richmond. Jean Jenkins. Eleanor Walker, Louise Schafer, Anna Belle Brennen, Manlee Powell. Helen Graham, Martha Hastings, Wendy McLallen. Patricia Judkins, Sandra Jacobs. Second Row: Merrill Wagner. Blend a Enkema, Carmen Eddins. Anne Cameron. Thtrd Row: Madalyn Rathbun, Judy Hogendobler. Sharon Conner, Wilma Hartnack. Below, bach row, left to right: Eugenia Shel Helen Graham, Amy Lombard, Suzanne Baker Barbara Christensen. Front, left to right: lanet I gren, Leon n a SafTren, Diane Church. In jet: . Judy Hogendobler. ry Hornby. Hartnack, irlene Win- II en berg. PADDOCK POST Leonna SafTren, editor - in - chief; Diane Church, news editor; Mar- lene Wingren, Judy Hogendobler, Anne Gyllenberg, Amy Lombard, Mary Homby, associate editors . . those deadlines! . . original poetry . . Marlene Wingren, Anne Gyllen- berg, Diane Church, Leonna Saf- fren, delegates to Pacific Slope Press Conference in Seattle in Feb- ruary . . naming contest in Septem- ber won by Sarah Stone for a free subscription . . Miss Yates, adviser. a: In aaion faithful . . in honor clear. essays to Mr. Addison. Back, left to right: Peggy Wilson. Jem Ashby, Jane Child. Betty Lou Ervin, Valerie McDermott. Nita Rowland, Marjorie Wadsworth. Sarah Stone. Virginia Richmond. Marr Hornby. Jessie Nelson. Third Row, left to right: Barbara Christensen. Joan Wilson. Grace Hansler. Lou Wadsworth. Ann Gyllenberg, Dorothea Weiss. Eleanor Walker. Martha Ann Fisher. [Catherine Elvins. Mary Etta Carson. Sherry McLallen. Second Row, left to- right: Carol Holterhoff. Marilee Powell, Janet Ferris. Molly Dahlquist, Wendy McLallen. Patricia Judkins. Martha Hastings, Gaye Walters. Marja Schoettler. Merrill Wagner, Sheila Bush. Front Row, left to right: Janice Kelley, Paula Feddersen, Connie Boyce. Amy Lombard, Anne Cameron, Blenda Enkema, Carmen Eddins, Erin Lombard. Sharon Conner, Janet Haley. Jane Fairbourn. GOLD TEAM Blenda Enkema, captain . . Goldie, although a little wobbly, appeared at all games . . skits between halves in baskerball season . . picture below (pictures left ro right) Connie Boyce, Janice Kelley, Wendy McLallen, cheerleaders . . middle picture, back row, Berry Lou Ervin, Jane Child, Marjory Wadsworth, middle, Carol HolterhofT, Grace Hansler, Virginia Richmond, front, Merrill Wagner, Paula Feddersen, Molly Dahlquist, all on the varsity basketball reams . . picture at right, back row, Betty Lou Ervin, Valerie McDermott, Marjory Wadsworth, Jane Child, Nita Rowland, Jessie Nelson. Front row: Grace Hansler, Merrill Wagner, Blenda Enkema, Molly Dahlquist, Erin Lombard, all first team hockey members . . Fight for the Gold team, fighr! Back Row. left to right: Diane Church, Marilyn Wotton, Anne McAllister, Suzanne Baker. Vicki Cromie. Gail Dillingham, Marlene Wingren. Harriet FeTton, Derry Ann Moritz, Gr«ce Wooster. Third Row: Madalyn Rath bun. Ann Deyo. Helen Graham. Judy Dean. Sue Marie Lynn. Eugenia Sheldon. Louise Schafer. Sharon Reid. Leonna Saffren. Emilie Elliot. Amy Schanno. Second Row: Mary Jo Benson, Jean Jenkins, Janice Kelley. Wilma Hartnack, Anna Belle Brennen. Rosalee Magnuson Renee Bordeaux. Norma Cass. Roberta Allen. Front Row. left to right : Lynne Goldberg, Arlene Fleming. loanne Gmn. Diane Blakely. Sandra Cox, George Ann Thompson, Marian Dawson, Judy Hogendobler, Betsy Gardner, Valene Thomson, Jeanine Thomson, Ann Tertehng. BLUE TEAM George Ann Thompson, captain . . Aloysius, the penguin, as mascot, guarded all games . . snappy routines worked out by the three cheerleaders, all Fresh- men . . picture below, at left, back row (pictures left to right), Jean Jenkins, Leonna Saffren, Madalyn Rathbun, Vicki Cromie, Emilie Elliot, Norma Cass. Front, Anna Belle Brennen, Renee Bordeaux, George Ann Thompson, Sandra Cox, Jeanine Thomson, all members of the hockey first team. Middle pic- ture, back row: Marilyn Wotton, Vicki Cromie, Helen Graham. Middle, Leonna Saffren, Louise Schafer, Amy Schanno. Front, Jean Jenkins, George Ann Thompson, Madalyn Rathbun, members of the varsity basketball teams . . picture at right, Jeanine Thomson, Frances Delano, Anna Belle Brennen, cheerleaders . . When the Blues come marching down the floor. Back Row. left to right: Sandn Jacobs. Katie Sheldon. Marjory Wadsworth. Peggy Wilson, Martha Hastings. Middle Row. left to right: George Ann Thompson, Diane Church, Erin Lombard, Blenda Enkema. Front: Jane Child. Jane Child, President; Erin Lorn- bard, Vice-President; Sandy Jacobs, Secretary, and Peggy Wilson, Treasurer . . in charge of Dad s Day . . unusual deco- rations for May Day banquet and witches and pumpkins in the dining room for Hallowe ' en . . Varsity and Junior Varsity teams in basketball . . Posture Week sponsors . . Play off your tournaments! SAC Zalm counsel and constructive leadership. Franklin Delano Roosevelt. TASC Foreground, left to right: Eleanor Walker, Enkema, Martha Ann Fisher. Marilee Po Gyllenberg, Sherry McLalien. Janet Ferris. Emilie Elliot. Frances Delano. Marilyn 1 Sandra Cox. Amy Lombard, Jeaninc Tho Blakely. Arlene Fleming. Roberta Allen. I Martha Hastings. George Ann Thompson. Sandra Jacobs. Patricia Tudkint. Wendv Janet Haley, Sharon Conner. Blenda rile Brennen, Grace Wooster. Anne  orT, Leonna Saffren, Louise Schafer, ground. Front Row. left to right : logendobler, Anne Cameron. Diane s. Gail Dillingham. Nita Rowland, a Schoettler, en. Sue Marie Lynn. Judy Dean. Bad- Nelson, Derry Ann Mont . Joan Wilson, Cromie. Betty Lou Ervin. lane Child. Sandra Cox, chairman . . blue hats which can be worn in sev- eral styles . . child care vs. tea duty . , impressive takeons in November . . Amy Lombard, secretary . . sponsors of a tea and cave-man act . . willing workers. Presentations at May Day and for the Saturday Explorers, a children ' s group . . The Hodeners , a Welch story, at Christmas, with Merrill Wagner, Erin Lombard and Valene Thompson dancing the leads . . meetings on Mondays . . Let s do that last exercise just once more . . led by Miss Bare, dance instruc- tor. f f A A O o to right: Eleanor Walker, Martha Ann Fisher, Gail Dillingham. Harriet Felten Montz lane Child loan Wilton Virginia Richmond Katherine Elvins, Mar Fairbourn. Front Row. ieft to right: Valene Thomson, Jean Jenkins. Sr Merrill Wagner, Leonna Saffrcn, Sheila Bush, Helen Graham. DAXCE Below, WATER BALLET Anna Belle Brennen. Rhythmic swimming to music . . exercises and more exercises . . for- mations worked out for water car- nival presentation . . come Monday nights, straight hair for dinner . . Miss Bogrette, adviser. f 1 r AWARDS These are our award winners. They are the victorious of our tourna- ments, and those who have shown outstanding sportsmanship and citizenship, personal integrity and self-discipline. They are to be con- gratulated, and it is hoped that, in the years to come, Seminary girls will continue to follow the fine traditions which these girls have helped to further. KEY GIRLS: Louise Schafer Helen Graham SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD. Merrill Wagner TEAM AWARDS: Gold Team: basketball cup Blue Team: hockey cup MAY DAY This May Day has been a fitring symbol of the colorful and glad- hearted pageantry that marks our goodbyes to this beloved Sem. The days have caught us up and whirled us through a graduation that we ' ll remember always for the intensified fervor of our devotion and love, at the moment of our leaving. Now they ' ve left us high and dry; we are alumnae. Annual Awards Banquet: The Athletic Association gathered for a formal dinner and the presentation of awards to end the day s festivities. This year ' s Queen Erin reigned gracious- n keeping with the spirit of May. The traditional May Pole dance, harking back to popular fiestas of earlier days, was presented according to custom, by the third class. Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, oeminary fair; May achievements crown thy labors Is our earnest prayer. Deep and true as those blue waters Thou art reared above. May the characters thou moldest Hold thee in their love. Pure as yonder snow-clad mountains Where our glances fall, Mav we in the years to follow. Answer to thy call. Chorus . . Hearts turned toward our Alma Mater. May our lives at length Prove thy daughters bear thy motto. On from strength to strength.