Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1958 volume:

THE SHIELD 1958 THE OH 1958 THE ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY TACOMA, WASHINGTON FROM STRENGTH TO STRHsrGTH In Memory of KARL ERWIN WEISS, 1903-1957 whose life, work, and teaching were an expres- sion of loyalty to the highest ideals of Truth, Beauty, and Love which he kept ever before us, and were an inspiration to those of us priv- ileged to be his students. DEDICATION To those who, through their deep concern for the school, have made possible the new wing, and the Chapel of Saint Mary, we, the Class of 1958, proudly dedicate this our Shield. RUTH JENKINS, L.H.D. Headmistress Cited June 6, 1958 by the Shattuck School, Faribault. Minnesota for her service to secondary education. Miss Jenkins, it is your leadership, your insight, your insistence on high ideals that have made these past years important ones in our lives. We have loved this school; we have loved the spirit which pervades it, which comes from you. You have taught us to strive for excellence and have showed us the need for the love and strength derived from God. These things we cannot forget, and it is our desire and our certainty that, in the years to come, we shall go on from strength to strength . THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES The Bishop of Olympia, The Right Reverend Stephen Fielding Bayne Jr.: President Dr. R. Franklin Thompson: Vice president Elbert H. Baker II: Secretary Carl L. Phillips: Treasurer Ward Estey: Assistant Treasurer Samuel H. Brown A. H. Heath L. B. Macdonald Byron D. Scott C. Davis Weyerhaeuser Henry O. Wheeler Robert Young ADMINISTRATION Frances Clare Russell, Director of Public Relations Eleanor Pass, Head of Middle School Ruth Jenkins, Headmistress Nancy Fitzwilliams, Assistant to the Headmistress Caroline Baker, Administrative Assistant Leone Cummings, Head of the Lower School Deirdre Monks, Administrative Assistant Left: Mr. Dee Snvder. ! Psychologist CLERGY The Rev. Eldin Lougee, Religious Education The Rev. Ernest Lottsfeldt, Assistant Chaplain The Right Rev. Stephen F. Bayne, Jr., Chairman of Board of I U4,UcS The Rev. Canon Arthur Bell, Chaplain Emeritus The Rev. Wilbur C. Woodhams, Chaplain Germain E Brown, French and Spanish Jaroslava Vojtech, Latin and French Janet Patterson, Science Son J A Or N born, Mathematics and Sports Helen McKay, Chemistry and Mathematics Katherine Monroe, English and Religious Education Elizabeth Lonon, English WiNNIFRED OsBORN, Library Josephine Fry, Civilization Kate Kelly, Reading Skills Dzidra Briedis, Housemother Ella Crowe, Religious Education and Sewing Augusta Depew, Nurse Charlotte Becker, Housemother Marion Wilson, Housemother LoRENA Jack, House Director Ri TH Cook, Surse Rose Crosetto, Su nnmitig Edith McGill, Su immiu [•THEL Em BR EE, Swimmhi Mary St. John, Physical luiu...: Lillian Gerlach and Chrvstal M ELLIS, Office Lorraine Cites, Financial Secretary Winnifred Tuft, Assistant to Miss Ruser Katherine Young, Office LiLLlE Ruser, Secretary to the HeaJfnistresi C AKoL N Harer, Organist Barbara McMitrtry, Choir and Fine Arts Marianne Weiss, Voice M ARGOT See LEV. Art and Home Rel.if Irene McDonald, Music Barbara Higgins, Seventh Class an.. A.: Nancy Jane Bare, Dance Fernande Monnot. Third Class Gertrude Doud, First Class Verna Langlois, Sixth Class Ellen Anderson, First Class Hilda Meisner, Fourth Class Mary Hartvc ell, Second Class Dorothy Knowlton, Fifth Class Kathrvn Harding, Four-year Kindergarten Helen Chapman, Five-year Kindergarten June Busacker, Five-year Kindergarten i 1 SENIORS The red tie class was born in the kinder- garten with Carol, but it did not really live until it entered the Upper School to the tune of its new class song, O Fifty-eight! In its Junior year it stopped growing and devoted its energies to The Song of Bernadette , the sale of Sylvia ' s alligator jaws at Junior Sales, and an Italian Prom. Step songs and first walk-line initiated Senior Year. Then hours were spent uking various and sundries for Carnival, the Nutcracker Suite , headed by Joan Munroe. rhe Christmas Tea and movies for Service League, arranged by Deanna Poulsen, enter- tained the whole school. All winter and spring Fifty-eight watched the mail for college notifi- itions. Then, suddenly, May Day came, and Queen of the May, Sally Spaulding, reigned over her court. The class moved with the year toward graduation; it looked back over its Seminary years, and it knew that although, per- haps, it hadn ' t been the most sophisticated of classes, it had certainly had the most fun. Oh, fifty-eight, we don ' t deny that we are great; Onward we go, opposing e very kind of foe. Great we will stand, against the best in all the land! Red and White, we ' ll always fight; Go forward, ever forward, Annie Wright. Oh, Red and White, our colors are so true and bright: Onward to fame and always honour our good name Stand up for right, and, though the sky be dark with m nt, Red and White, we ' ll always fight; Go forward, ever forward, Annie Wright! Ann Houston Cilley bellingham. washington Cill . . . Senior Class President . . . that soulful look . . . Choir . . . Dance . . . black jumper . . . pudding . . . TASC pin . . . Canadian Flag hearer . . . Bemadette . . . nightly giggle sessions . . . Ivy Vine . . . Prom Chairman . . . Christmas Carnival decorations. Lydia Lucie Bayne seattle, washington Bayno . . . that slightly eniharrassoA look . . . Shield editor . . . Raynor Guild vice-president . . my fan club . . . Ivy Yine editor. Junior year TASC pin . . . Maseru© . . . ' Oh dear, don t tell me 1 ue lost it again ' . . . Church Flag bearer . . . Sheryl Ann Bellandi tacoma. washington Class old-timer . . . Ofi, nummy . . . Raynor Guild . . . good worker . . . stories of social work . . . Masque . . . Sherrill Perkins Brown new york city. new york Sherry . . our ChaAie Brown . . . SAC president talks with her hands . . . American Flag bearer . Masque . . . worry wart . . . TASC pin . . . We are as brilliant as Brown when sfie ' s blushing ' . , glee club . . . luy Vine . . . Maid of Honor . . . Kathleen Earley tacoma. washington Kathy . . . chickenhawk . . . W iaf we need around here is . . . Masque president . . . Canadian Flag bearer . . . passion for red . . . Masque secretary. Junior year . . . the doctor . . . cJass picnics . . . the Volkswagen . . . House Council Clmir Sophomore library chairman . . . Sheahan Beale Glaspie vancouvtr, b.c. Shea somebody DO something! ' . . . Shield hoard . . . Monotone vice-president . . .loyal Canadian . . . coke bottles . . . the Capezio representative . . . class bass . . . TASC . . . ping-pong . . . new Senior duty-wahing up Glaspie. . . RoMiLLY Starr Grauer VANCOUVER. B.C. Rom . . . Vice-president of the Student Body . . . originality plus . . . Secretary of the Studenty Body Secretary of the class. Sophomore year . . . Choir . . . TASC . . . whistle . . . Grau ' s counselling senyice . . . uke . . . rubbing her hands . . . literary genius . . . Crucifer ! . . Ivy Vine Editor, Sophomore year. . . Sylvia Anne Haase tacoma, washington ' Grace . . . Masque vice-president . . . AH right, who wants some more food? ' . . . Shield board . . . sweatsocks . . . the car , . . Junior Sales Chairman ' Tiger ' . . . the bakery . . . peculiar laugh . . . Choir . . . German lessons . . . SAC secretary, Junior year. . . Carol Linda Howe tacoma, washington The artist . . . Shield board . . . Oh, but this isnt fattening ' . . . cake-maker . . . long-standing member of the class . . . that ' s really snitzy . . . what an appetite! . . . Christmas Camiual committee diving cup, 4 years . . . Social committee. . . Linda Evodia Hult eugene. oregon Sophomore cIclss president . . . the sack dress . . . Junior speech . . . SAC representative . . . the figure . . . spade- finder . . . sense of humor . . . Shield board . . . TASC . . . Mary Suzanne Jeppesen boise, idaho Jeppy . . . flustered . . . Oh, you know what I mean ' . . . Service League chairman . . . TASC . . . tearing her hair . . . gullible . . . completely sweet and loving . . . evening Crucifer . . . Ivy Vine . . . Kenny Poe Furnace Cleaners. . . f Caroline Ingham Klontz olympia. washington ' Klontzie ' . . . diversi interests . . . Now you take your Swiss . . . Raynor Guild . . . Olympia oysters . . . road races . . . willing to work on anything . . . Lamar Leland longview. washington Mardi . . . flutter of papers . . . Senior class secretary . . . TASC . . . asthma-squirter . . . Christmas Carnival . . . Choir . . . poetess . . . wooden shoes . . . Prom chairman . . . Dance . . . Shield board. . . Catherine Mary McCurdy port townsend. washington Cathy . . . ' ' Oh, you guys . . . innocent looking . . . Choir chairman . . . vegetables . . . creative . . . the dancer . . . dimples . . . that squeal . . . cheeAeader . . . pianist . . . Junior hat show. . . Julia Childs Mackay roscoe, montana Julie . . . Is my head round? . . . Student Body president . . . Junior class president . . . glasses chain . . . musician . . . thoughtful . . . May Day Flag bearer . . . Crucifer . . . TASC . . . glee club Dance . . . Ivy Vine . . . Lambeth cup. Sophomore year. . . ' Joanie . . . Mama . . . Christmas Carnival chairman . . . Oh,golly . . . Masque . . . TASC . . ' On stage, everybody . . . eager and enthusiastic . . . evening Crucifer . . . glee club . Dance Ivy Vine. . . Ellen Montgomery Osborne l AVTK AT, OATir. H WVAII Oz . . . Hey, group! . . . Blue Team captain Service League . . . Junior class vice-president the athlete . . . tape recordings . . . glee club . . Hawaii calls . . . muu muu . . . swimming . . . TASC ... try Vine . . . SAC. . . Phett ' . . . HelpJ My favorite class! ' . . . Service League secretary . . . those weekends . . . glee club chairman . . . Masque . . . pipe smoke . . . that Canadian accent? . . . For the love of Mike . . f Dagnija Anderson Powell tacoma. washington Dag . . . Indians , . . Shield board . . . Ba«. Miss McKay . . . sly comments . . . new citizen . . . ALWAYS has her homework done eaAy . . . chemistry . . . Well, I dont know about that . . Sibyl Liliuokalani Schuh grayland. washington Lani . . . Gold Team captain All right! Just see if I care . . . Monotone president . . , TASC . . . Dance . . . Water Ballet . . . those tiny feet. . . Sandra Ruth Spaulding redmond. washington ' Sally ' . . . All Hght now . . . Vice-president of SAC . . . Chairman of TASC . , . sailor hat, 480-9 1 4 . . . Key girl . . . Church Flag bearer . . . radiant . . . Oh, come on . . . Ra n r CtuiJd . . TASC . . . blush . . . May Kjueen. . Barbara Diane Staples redmond, washington Punkie . . . lists . . . Social Committee chairman . . . Senior and Sophomore class vice president . . . House Council rh airman S prvice League . . - Napkin Ring I Masque . . . Punkie cards . . . Dance . . . Ivy Vine . . . unbelievably neat . . American Flag bearer . . . May Day Flag bearer . . . Well, it ' s sort of in between Redmond and Kirkland and Bellevue ' . . . Sherry Vilas denver. colorado President of Raynor Guild . . . chocolate . . . hot rod magazines , . . TASC . . . Secretary of Junior class . . . that red hair . . . skiing . . . leuis . . . ' How does that affect you? . . .Shield board . . . How nhnut that? . . . monkeys, . . • Marie Louise Wearin hastings, iowa Mary . . . Corridor Representative, Senior year . . . banana splits . . . The bell rang, time to get to vof r rooms, girls . . . TASC pin . . . House Council the next time you re in Iowa . . . glee club. . . JUNIORS Enthusiasm was the trademark of the Class of 39 as it embarked on its Junior year. Exploding from song and skit and remaining through hours of prepa- rations for activities, it sparked the action of the en- tire class. Throughout the year any mention of Jun- ior Sales brought grins of appreciation for the weekly and hilarious skits (courtesy of Robin) and for good food on Friday. Long weeks of rehearsal furtively guarded the secrets of just why You Can ' t Take It With You ' until performance night. The curtain calls were scarcely done when the House of the Sugar Plum Fairy tempted all sweet teeth at the Carnival. Winter term started with a splash at a party for Service League. Then followed minute in- vestigations of colleges, instruction into the mysteries of Senior Duties , and plans for THE Prom. Finally, on April 19, came that romantic evening on the Old Plantation. Decorating for May Day was hardly a past project when the class creativity was turned to Step Songs, the singing of which would make the Juniors Seniors. It was a good year — full of work and activity — it was a year of contagion — everyone caught and held Enthusiasm. Advisors: Miss Fitzwilliams, Mrs. Monks EMILY KAISHR BETSY MINTHORN GAIL McCUDDEN President Vice President Sccrerary Nancy Ashford Nancy Collins Susan Cromie Diane Dapper Cynthia Fanshawe Lynn Ferguson Nancy Freshwater Virginia Gow Virginia Hine? Barbara Huff Patricia Ttnsrn Nancv I .!.n -n Susan Johnson Katy Kane Anne King Anne Lapeyre Elizabeth Loring Anne Mac Naughton Daphne Owen Janice Riebe Robin Ripley Susan Rooney Joan Sandwell Hedda Schafcr Carol bhaiiK-s Judi Sibbald Ann Snyder Anne Stephenson « 1 Ai r SOPHOMORES September found the Class of ' 60 awaiting the arrival of eight new members. Soon the new faces were familiar, each one a special part of ' 60. Gale Ehrlich was elected to Service League, Karen Warren to SAC; Sandy McCrea served on House Council. The year had begun! And with the whole library to care for, Carol Craft assumed responsibility for the library committee. There was much to do: Linda Larson organized the Christmas wrapping sale for Service League. Lynne Rubush steered the class through the making of animals for Carnival. The whole class worked to make the deco rations for the Student Council Dance Fascinating . Then, it was not long before the class was involved in another dance — it ' s own. The Freshman- Sophomore Hop, guided by Gale Ehrlich, was wonderful. In March thoughts turned to the faculty baby picture contest for Service League. Then it was time to greet dates and serve punch for the Prom; spring had really come — and at May Day the class beamed with pride as Gale and Pegg) ' carried the American and Canadian Flags. And then — next year! The class is set to prove that its class song is right, that each challenge is a victor} Advisors: Mrs. Vojtech, Miss Lonon PATRICIA GIBSON President PEGGY YATES Vice President CHRISTINA ENGL Secretary Lloyd Allen Barbara Benson Didi Carstens Shirley Cartozian Lyn Chaney Carol Craft Barbara Jane Curtis Gale Ehrlich Alex Fisher Carlye Hawkins Sue Huff Linda Larson Sandra McCrea Phyllis Morris Lynne Rubush Linda Tompkins Clay Towne Betty Walker Karen Warren Maria Weiss Margaret Woodhams r 1 t % ♦ • FRESHMEN As you look over the study hall at noon assembly you can see thirty-three yellow tie girls in the front rows. They are the Class of ' 61, the newest members of the Upper School. Their ideas, spirit, and zest have made them a happy, striving class, as their song shows — as their magazine drive showed, too. It was, under the leadership of Margi Angus and Sharon Staples, the most successful drive in years, and made a large contribution to the Service League fund. At Christmas Carnival they were again successful — with a class booth. In the winter they planned and carried out a ' ' Carousel theme for the Freshman-Sophomore Hop, and the whole school had a wonderful time. Looking back they are proud of what they have done. Looking forward they are confident of going from Strength to Strength . Advisors: Miss St. John, Miss Patterson ) President BETSY PHILLIPS Vice-President MIMI SEELEY Secretary Judy Allen Margaret Angus Roberta Bradley Iris Briedis Suzanne Copeland Jill Davis Sharon Duncan Kathleen Finnigan Ann Gibson Sally Hanson Lael Harris Susan Hemingway Holly Hewitt Elizabeth Hewitt Kate Johnson Sara Jane Lindsey Kay Lou Mattson Catherine McClelland Ann McKesson Margot Maclaren Susan Morgan Patricia Redding Victoria Ross Gay Sharp Sharon Staples Michale Stevens Martha Thompson Caroline Woodhams Viki Woolf EIGHTH CLASS: bottom row: Kithy Howe, Cynthia Spieth. Sarah Siegmund, Virginia Slinkard, Jenny Lind Walker. 2nd how: Carlene Hildman. Sammie Warrerj. Jerol Forkcnbrock. Judith Gullander (President), top row: Jane Witt, Sandy Brines. Nickalene Stojack. Joanne Stevenson, Virginia McLeod. ABSENT: Sandy Young. SIXTH CLASS Top Row: Lowell Young, Marie Dodge. Linda White, Maryde Miller, Susan Rob- bins, Marcia Newlands, 2nd Row: Pam- ela Stevens, Jane Patrick, Judy Monks, Marian Fisken, Ellen Fogg, Mary Thompson. Bottom Row: Revel le Wil- lard, Patricia Benson, Cheryl Gray, Diane Patterson, Wendy Wonders, Anne Nffillock Ab ' tn ' t Virginia Stoufft-r. FIFTH CLASS Sue Chemidlin, Dena Brines, Barbara Burtorff, Claudia Monnot, Beth Adams, Selinda Lane, Nancy Read, Missy Hyde, Catherine Fuller. Absent: Marilyn Monks. Lc ilie Lnncc  . l.ucic F rnnva!r. FOURTH CLASS Top Row: Michelle Perrow, Winifred O ' Farrell, Debbie Day, Wendy Gibson, Lu Rae Driskell, Alida King. Middle Row: Sandra Cheney, Eileen Davidsen. Marleen Johnson, Jane Grenley, Eliza- beth Graham, Sue Florence, Nanc y Meyer, Sally Peterson. Bottom Row: Katherine Holl, Lynton Covault, Susan Ebberr, Chris Hyde, Jane Heaton, THIRD CLASS Dayna Nelson, Cindy Cites, Penny Iverson, Tara Finley Elsbeth Feix, Cynthia Barihel, Judy Florence, Cass- andra Crowley, Lee Ann Macdonald, Donna Rowland, Martha Happy, Katie HufFord, Susan Haley, K.u ' n W :h re Absent: Suzanne StoufFcr SECOND CLASS Sitting (clockwise): Mary LeeMcGold- rick, Gretchen Anderson, Debbie Kass. Hurlaine Johnson, Linda Johnson, Suzanne Fehler, Catherine Jamieson, Sandy Cites, Constance Fewell, Janet Junkley. Standing: Pamela Brown, Marcia Jenson, Victoria Vanzant, Bar- bara Taylor, Mary Ann Miller. Absent: Pamela Sandro. FIRST CLASS From Top of Slide Down: Margaret Brown, Treena Andersen, Deborah Anderson, Annamarie W aiss, Carla Will, Jody Rowland, Shelley Jo De Pietro, Jennifer Lile, Patricia Gagliardi, Nancy Chemidlin, Carolyn Doud, Lind- sey Moore. Libby Rinaker, Marilyn Haley, Peggy Rockwood, Hyla Nelson, Debra Cress, Catherine Williams, Shar- man Haley, Jane Long. FIVE-YEAR KINDERGARTEN Front Row: Mary Willard, Penny Jo Smith, Jamie May, Katie Lincoln. Kath ryn Magnusson, Vera Marie Davis Kneeling: Ann Luvaas, Kay Murray Sonya Ostransky, Charles Hill. Stand- ing: Philip Gagliardi, Steven Bond Susan McLean. Absent: Halle Murtland FIVE-YEAR KINDERGARTEN On Floor: Victoria Geehan, Jane Florence, Eleanor Dory, Penny Rum- baugh, Elise Lazzari. Mary Peterson, Nancy Bond. Kneeling: Candace Cress. Roxanne Lundberg. Sitting: Mary Ellen Wiborg, Paul Billinghurst, Michael Feh- ier, Scott Eubanks. Standing: Ann Dickman. Absent: Laurie Gonyea, Nancy Peterson. FOUR-YEAR KINDERGARTEN Kneeling: Carol Lucken, MuflFet Gil- pin, Rita Smith, Joan Anderson, Gina Malanca, Harriette Weyerhaeuser. Sit- ting: Mrs. Harding, Susan Ward, Bruce Macdonald, Jean ButtorfF, Charles Hyde, James Cullum. Standing: Eddie Kass, Scott Pascoe, Bart Fengler, Stephen Juhasz, Robert Gibson, Keith Lile. STUDENT COUNCIL Standing: Patricia Gibson, Nanqr Ashford, Romilly Grauer Vice-President. Julia Nfaclcay President, Diane Dapper Secretary- Treasurer, Sherry Brown, Gundl Primus, hCathy Earley, Suzanne Jeppsen. SEATED: Emily Kaiser, Judith Gullander, Marianne Broz, Cynthia Fanshawe, Ann CiJ- ley, Sally Spaulding. Advisors: Miss Jenkins, Miss Fitzwilliams. Miss Baker The Student Council brings together, under the leadership of the student body officers, adminiviraii c facult) ' , and student representatives of each phase of school life. The Council works to co-ordinate the student body as a happy whole by recognizing, discussing, and providing for the fullfillment of will and needs of any part of the student body. As an individual each council member tries to bring to that part of the student life which she represents not only plans, projects and rules for technical administration of the school community but also ideals of honourable behavior and concern for that community. Each council member assumes with her office the responsibility for providing leadership in the practice of these ideals. HOUSE COUNCIL Seated: Joanne Stevenson, Sandra McCrea, Carol Shanks, Nanqr Ashford Chairman. On Floor: Iris Briedis, Mary Wearin Secretary, Julia Mackay, Barbara Staples. Advisors: Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. Becker, Miss Jenkins, Miss Fitzwilliams, Mrs. Monks, Miss Baker House Council is in charge of the smooth running of the house affairs. The corridor representatives and proctors sometimes find it a thankless job to maintain order, but, nevertheless, theirs is an indispens- able service. Their signs for clea n up week are funny, their fashion shows are fun; their work for the Seminary is invaluable. SFRVICE LEAGUE COMMITTEE Chairman: Si zannh Jkppesen Secretary: JiLL Phetteplace Treasurer: Sharon Staples Advisor: Miss Baker ' ' f RESENTATIVES: Sandy Brines, Gale Ehrlich, Nancy Johnson, Betsy Minthorn, Martha Peterson, Betsy Phillips, i ' t .K. y Yares. This committee directs the work of the Seminary Service League of which all students of the Middle and Upper Schools are members. The League, in contributing time, money, and gifts to its many projects all over the world, spreads the Christian ideals of the school and gives an opportunity to help less fortu- nate people whoever and wherever they may be. The League is supported by the realization that you can give without loving, but you cannot love without giving . SEMINARY ATHLETIC COUNCIL President: Sherry Broww Secretary: Hedda Schafer ' !cc t rihl: m- M I Y PMILDING T ' - I IVTM Tn fPKIV Advisor: Miss St. Jon MEMBERS. Cynilua l aii iuv c, LukU Huh, Kate Johnson, Ellen Osb inc-, Laiu 5cimn, J uauii 5iDDjld, Karen NX arren. The Seminary Athletic Council, supervising hockey, basketball, and other athletic activities ranging from posture contests to picnics, plays an important part in the smooth running of the school. Every SAC girl, whether she be a representative or an officer, is concerned with each member of the school family. Because of this, SAC plans a great variety of activities so that each girl will find her part in the athletic branch of the Seminary. RAYNOR GUILD Chairman: Sherry Vilas Vice-chairman: Lydia Bayne Nanqr Ashford Sheryl Bellandi Barbara Benson Suzanne Copeland Lynn Ferguson Nancy Freshwater Virginia Gow Barbara Huff Emily Kaiser Caroline Klontz Secretary-Treasurer: Joan Sandwell Advisor: Mrs. Crowe Linda Larson Margot Maclaren Anne MacNaughton Cathy McClelland Betsy Minthorn Daphne Owen Susan Rooney Carol Shanks Gay Sharp Sally Spaulding Sharon Staples Anne Stephenson Linda Thompkins Margaret Woodhams When thinking of Raynor Guild, weekly meetings, Thursday work parties, Christmas and Easter Carol Services, and serving at Holy Communion come to mind. The guild feels it is a great privilege to have the responsibility for the care and upkeep of both Raynor Chapel and the Chapel of Saint Mary. The service done in God ' s house, in God ' s service, comes from love for God and for the school. Raynor Guild trys to keep in mind that duty makes us do thinj: ; well, love makes us do things beautifully. Chairman: Cathy McCurdy Shirley Cartozian Ann Cilley Nancy Collins Carol Craft Diane Dapper Kathleen Earley Cynthia Fanshawe Patsy Gibson CHOIR Romilly Grauer Sylvia Haasc Virginia Hines Susan Johnson Advisor: Mrs. McMurtry Anne Lapeyre Mardi Lcland Gundl Primus Mimi Seeley Ann Snyder Mitzi Weiss Caroline Woodhams Peggy Yates The combination of a good voice and good citizenship makes membership in choir an honored posi- tion. Besides leading the music of the daily morning and evening chapel services, the choir also sings at other churches, hospitals, and homes. THE MASQUE PLAYERS President: Kathy Earley V ice-President: Sylvia Haase Secretary-Treasurer: Robin Ripley Advisor: Mrs. Monks Members: Margi Angus Sheryl Bcllandi Lydia Bayne Sherry Brown Shirley Cartozian Nancy Collins Suzanne Copeland Carol Craft Nina Engl Cynthia Fanshawe Nanc7 Freshwater Carol Howe Pidge Jensen Anne King Margot Maclaren Susan Morgan Joan Munroe Daphne Owen Jill Phetteplace Betsy Phillips Lynne Rubush Judi Sibbald Ann Snyder Barbara Staples M . Peggy Yates npson After the initiation oi new members, Masque began to prepare for its play, Seven Sisters , which was a tremendous success. Besides the play the Masque members worked on their plays and skits, and they presented a one-act play. Climaxing the year was the Masque Banquet. T.A.S.C. Chairman: Cynthia Fanshawe Vice-chairman: Nancy Freshwater Members: Nancy Ashford Lydta Bayne Sheryl Bellandi Roberta Bradley Iris Briedis Sherry Brown Didi Carstens Ann Cilley Nancy Collins Shirley Cartozian Susan Cromie Diane Dapper Sharon Duncan Gale Ehrlich Lynn Ferguson Mardi Leiand Alex Fischer Sara Jane Lindsey Ann Gibson Liz Loring Sheahan Glaspie Julie Mackay Virginia Gow Anne MacNaughton Romilly Grauer Betsy Minthorn Sylvia Haase Phyllis Morris Holly Hewitt Joan Munore Lib Hewitt Ellen Osborne Virginia Hines Daphne Owen Barbara Huff Betsy Phillips Linda Hult Janice Riebc Suzanne Jeppesen Lynne Rubush Nancy Johnson Joan Sand well Katy Kane Hedda Schafcr Anne Lapeyre Lani Schuh Secret )-trL.i UTtr: Pidge Jensen Advisor: Miss 5t, John Carol Shanks Ann Snvder Sa ' ' B Sh. Anne Stephenson Michale Stevens Clay Towne Martha Thompson Sherry Vilas Karen Warren Mary Wearin Mitzi Weiss Viki Woolf Peggy Yates TASC, The Athletic Service Club, gives time in service to the school. Its duties var ' from taking care of the Lower School on the playground to mopping up the pool room and helping dry hair. TASC membership is the opportunity to help the school and to show concern for it. BLUE TEAM Captain: Ellen Osborne Judy Allen Lloyd Allen Sheryl Bellandi Roberta Bradley Ins Bnedis Shirley Cartozian Lyn Chaney Stizanne Copeland Carol Craft Barbara Curtis Diane Dapper Nina Engl Kathleen Finnigan Ann Gibson Sylvia Haase Sally Hansen Lael Harris Carlye Hawkins Holly Hewitt Lib Hewitt Sue Huff Linda Hult Nancy Johnson Susan Johnson Emily Kaiser Anne King Linda Larson Sara Jane Lindsey Liz Loring Betsy Minthorn Julie Mackay Sandy McCrea Gail McCudden Kay Lou Mattson Susan Morgan Joan Munroe Daphne Owen Dagnija Powell Pat Redding Janice Riebe Susan Rooney Lynne Rubush Joan Sandwell Hedda Schafer Mimi Seeley Gay Sharp Carol Shanks Ann Snyder Sally Spaulding Barbara Staples Martha Thompson Clay Towne Betty Walker Mary Wearin Mitzi Weiss Margaret Woodhams GOLD TEAM Captain: Lani Schuh Margi Angus Nancy Ashford Lydia Bayne Barbara Benson Sherry Brown Didi Carstcns Ann Cillcy Nancy Collins Susan Cromie Jill Davis Sharon Duncan Kathy Earley Gale Ehrlich Cynthia Fanshawe Lynn Ferguson Alex Fischer Nancy Freshwater Sheahan Glaspie Patsy Gibson Virginia Gow Romilly Grauer Susan Hemingway Virginia Hines Carol Howe Barbara Huff Suzanne Jeppesen Kate Johnson Katy Kane f .irohne Klontz A t Lapeyre Mj. ' vii Lei and Cathy McClelland Cathy McCurdy Ann McKesson Margot Maclaren Anne Nf u Naughton ■ ' -ris ace i ' • . . i ; . .;ps Deanna Poulsen Gundl Primus Robin Ripley Vicky Ross Judi Sibbald Sharon Staples Anne Stephenson Michale Stevens Linda Tompkins Sherry Vilas Karen Warren Caroline Woodhams Viki Woolf Peggy Yates GLEE CLUB Chairman: JiLL Phette PLACE Advisor: Miss McDonald In Glee Club the girls sing for their own enjoyment as well as for the benefit of others. Glee Club contributes to the beauty and joy of such events as the Christmas Carol Service and Graduation. Roberta Bradley Suzanne Copcland Barbara Curtis Gale Ehrlich Kathy Finnigan Alex Fischer Susan Hemingway Holly Hewitt Kate Johnson Linda Larson Liz Loring Cathy McClelland Ann McKesson Kay Lou Mattson Joan Munroe Ellen Osborne Betsy Phillips Deanna Poulscn Vicky Ross Martha Thompson Karen Warren Vilci Woolf IVY VINE Editor: ' Robin Ripley Features: Patsy Gibs6n Format: Joan Munroe Business: Clay Tovne Art: Barbara Staples Advisor: Mrs. Monroe Margi Angus Sherry Brown Didi Carstens Ann Cilley Nancy Collins Barbara Curtis Jill Davis Alex Fischer Nancy Freshwater Romilly Grauer Barbara Huff Suzanne Jeppesen Kate Johnson Linda Larson Liz Loring Julie Mackay Sandy McCrea Ann McKesson Vicky Ross Mimi Seeley Anne Stephenson Karen Warren Mitzi Weiss The Ivy Vine is the literary magazine of the school. It includes selections of prose, poetry, and art work submitted by students of the Lower, Middle, and Upper Schools. In addi- tion to publishing the magazine the Ivy Vine group discusses and criticizes any creative material submitted to it for con- sideration. MODERN DANCE GROUP Modern dance has become increasingly popular in the last few years, this year reaching an all-time peak. The group works both on techniques and on creative expression through the dance, performing for the school and for outside groups. For those interested in self-expression modern dance offers an invigorating, exciting, and rewarding outlet. Ann Cillcy Gale Ehrlich Nina Engl Kathy Finnigan Alex Fischer Virginia Gow Susan Hemingway Holly Hewitt Kate Johnson Emily Kaiser Katy Kane Anne King Anne Lapeyre Mardi Leland Julie Mackay Gail McCudden Betsy Minthorn Joan Munroe Betsy Phillips Susan Rooney Lynnc Rubush ilc.iu.i Schafcr Lani Schuh Carol Shanks Judi Sibbald Barbara Staples Linda Tompkins Betty Walker SOCIAL COMMITTEE Chairman: Barbara Staples Advisor: Mrs. Monks Dim TypvTrvv SHARON Duncan, Joan Munroe, Daphne Owen, MiTZi Weiss, Jane Witt The Social Committee boosts the morale of the school by planning dances, pajama parties, cruises, and numerous other .Kt! !ties. THE SHIELD BOARD Editor: Lydia Bayne Advisor: Miss Baker Sheahan Glaspie, Sylvia Haase, Carol Howe, Linda Hult. Mardi Leland, Dagnija Powell, Sherry Vilas As, once again, the Shield goes to press, we hope that each page will bring back happy memories of lasting friend- ships and rewarding experiences. And we extend our grateful thanks to Mrs. Seeley, Richard ' s Studio, and the North Pacific Bank Note Company for the help which they have given to us. Bottom Row: Peggy Yates. American flag bearer. Halle Murtland, herald, Mary Ellen Wiborg. train bearer, Nanqr Bond, flower girl, Mary Willard. flower girl. Vera Marie Davies, page, Jane Florence, train bearer, Kay Murray, herald. Gale Ehrlich, Canadian flag bearer. Second Row: Lani Schuh. Mary Wearin, Laurie Gonyea, crown bearer, Sheryl Bellandi, Ann Cilley. Third Row: Mardi Leland, Dagnija Powell, Ann Dickman, scepter bearer, Carol Howe, Barbara Staples. Fourth Row: Cathy McCurdy, Suzanne Jeppesen, Sally Spaulding. May Queen. Anne MacNaughton, Maid of Honor, Julie Mackay. Fifth Row: Jill Phctteplace, Romilly Grauer, Caroline Klontz, Joan Munroe. Sixth Row: Sylvia Haase, Lydia Bayne, Deanna Poulsen, Kathy Earley. Seventh Row: Sherry Vilas, Linda Huit, Sherry Brown, Sheahao GUspie. ANNIE WRIGHT S NAPKIN RING Presented by Mrs. Thomas P. Harney, daughter of Annie Wright, to Nancy Ashford in recog- nition of her understanding heart and her quiet, Steady influence for good. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS 1957.1958, 1958-1959 Top ROW: Karen Warren, Sherry Brown, Suzanne Jeppesen, Betsy Minihorn, Sally Spalding. Middle ROW: Dianne Dapper, Cynthia Fanshawe, Julie Mackay, Romilly Grauer, Ann MacNaughton, Nancy Ashford. Bottom row: Peggy Yates, Joan Sandwell, Nancy Freshwater, Patsy Gibson. MAY DAY AWARDS SPORTSMANSHIP PLAQUE Sherry Brown TEAM SHIELD Lani Schuh, Gold Team, Captain ATHLETIC AWARDS Standing: Anne King, Bowling; Anne Lapeyre, Pos- ture; Sherry Brown, Badminton Singles and Doubles; Sherry Vilas, Ping Pong Doubles; Margaret Wood- hams, Tennis Doubles. Seated: Barbara Huff, Swim- ming; Carol Howe, Badminton and Ping Pong Doubles, Diving; Lani Schuh, Team Shield; Sue Huff, Ping Pong. Tennis Singles and Tennis Doubles. KEY GIRLS Sally Spaulding — 1957 Betsy Minthorn — 1958 Hail to thee, our Alma Mater Seminary 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. Chorus : Hearts turned toward our Alma Mater, may our lives at lengtK Prove tKy daughters bear thy motto, On from strength to strength .