Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

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TO THE CLASS OF ' 67 You have lived all year in a climate of uncertainty. This has been generated by a variety of factors. College admissions difficulties have been foremost in your minds, as some of you have suffered disappointments in your first choices. More significant to a number of this class has been the war in Viet Nam. Your rightful concern for our coun- try policy as well as the more personal concern for friends and relatives have combined to add to your uneasiness. To your credit you have learned to examine these difficulties objectively and take them in stride. A number of you have grown immeasurably as a result of your determination to overcome the problems which have been yours. The uneven road a- long which you have traveled has forced you to find new strengths to add to those al- ready won. I have appreciated the opportunity of assisting you find solutions to class or person- al challenges. As you leave the Seminary, may you know that my concern for your welfare will always be present. Harold F. Witman Page 8

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Mm LSSUJrU Mrs. R. E. Pierson Academic Dean and College Counselor Mrs. Leone Cummings Head of Lower School Mrs. Mary G. Mosby Director of Residence ' Public Rjeiaiians Mrs. Dorothy McNeal Housemother and Lower School Music Mrs. Robert B. Ewalt Public Relations and Director of Admissions Mrs. Donald F. Prince Director of the Alumni Association Mrs. Dzidra Briedis Registrar Mrs. R. Dean Palmer Secretary in Public Relations Page 9