Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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TO THE CLASS OF ' 66 This is our first, and last, year together. My gratitude goes with you for the support which has been given me during this time. I wish that we might have had other years together for it has been a joy to assist in accomplishing the goals which you have set for yourselves or to aid in formulating them. Accomplishments which include creativity in drama and music, an earnest desire to succeed academically, and a sincere interest in exploring has made its mark in many areas. Some of you have obtained desired goals; others have altered their course in light of new interests and ideas. Each, however, has made her own particular contribution to the class and to the School. Each of you is unique. And to this end the School has endeavored to encourage the development of the special capacities which each enjoys. Many of you are rapidly gaining knowledge of the particular skills and aptitudes which are yours. May you continue to do so during succeeding years. My thoughts and prayers go with the members of the Class of 1966 as they join the ranks of the Seminary alumnae. 6

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Their aim was to train me for college, Indeed, they said I was quite bright But why the insistence on Shakespeare? Can ' t date him on Saturday night. My diet it needed attention, My figure was less than a dream, But unless someone closes down Rosie ' s Til always be broad at the beam. I always do well at athletics, The exercise builds up my frame. But I knew I was out of condition When the staff won the volleyball game. One day I got sick to my stomach, To the infirmary I sped for a rest. The nurse she was not sympathetic She had heard of my Chemistry test. We always have fun at our dances, Though the chaperones keep us in sight Whispering, Girls please remember you ' re ladies, And stay out of dark corners tonight. Three cheers for our brand new headmaster So tall and so handsome is he. But if I get into hot water Girlish charms will do nothing for me. We ' ve come to the end of our story, And all of you here must agree, That, in spite of the faculty ' s efforts, Two sweet little Annies are we. All art consists of bringing something into existence. ARISTOTLE

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ADMINISTRATION Mrs. R. E. Pierson Academic Dean and College Counselor But the great Master said, I see No best in kind, but in degree, I gave a various gift to each, To charm, to strengthen, and to teach. Mrs. Leone Cummings Head of Lower and Middle Schools Good, the more communicated, more ab undent grows. RESIDENCE Mrs. E. C. Mosby Director of Residence Where there is a mother in the house, matters speed well. Mrs. Jean Drake Housemother Mothers are and are not made. Miss Louise Moss Housemother One good mother is worth a hundred school- masters. ADMISSIONS AND PUBLIC RELATIONS « • ' . X. Mrs. Regina Ewalt Director of Admissions and Public Relations The reward of a thing well done, is to have done it. Mrs. Donald F. Prince Associate Director, Admissions and Public Relations Without the smile from partial beauty won, Oh, what were man? — a world without a sun. Mrs. Dzidra Briedis Registrar Few things are impossible to diligence and skill.