Annie Wright School - Shield Yearbook (Tacoma, WA)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1973 volume:

V. Liebergesell M. Stafford V. Wardlow J. John P. Fendler C. Slaughter M. Johnson L. Cites L. Jack M. Haumerson J. Anderson I. Silins J. Roskos C. Key C. Wade R. Hill D. McNeal E. Adcock D. Eggleston R. Gehring B. Brown G. Mottishaw E. Vandevert R. Wade J. Vojtech R. Neunherz M. Pa von M. Ellingson 7 I ' m growing up, my mother says-- Today she said I ' d grown; The reason why is this; Now I Can do things all alone. And though I ' m glad that I don ' t need Someone to brush my hair And wash my hands and face and button VButtons everywhere Although I T m very glad indeed To help myself instead, I hope that I won ' t have to try TO TUCK MYSELF IN BED. at peace Ask yourself, I wonde, ere are any catfish lis pondi 9eem -4ffre ■tfect place for them. ' .ways i But in our.friendship To each other we ar( not because we alwa the Fri ion other: million 01 lose our a jfiique. We z Fshare the s; ngs or 16ad the same I not mean that wi d just be another are friends becai lk to each other and My friend is a com] One day as I sat musing alone and melancholy and without a friend there came a voice out of the gloom saying, Cheer up! things might be worse so I cheered up and sure enough, . things got worse I believe in an ultimate decency of tilings --Robert Louis Stevenson Letter, 23 August 1893 ft earths of and brown above, beneath, throughout eis, jfemaining face to face. Learn as if you were to live forever live as if you were to die tomorrow. Michele, Patricia, Leila, Regan, Terry, Jonathan, Grant Margaret, Wendy, Melia, Cindy, Laura SPORTS BLUE: PENGUINS L. Bean (captain), M. Anderson, M. Arakawa, M. Ball, L. Bennett, J. Berwind, ]. Blair, S. Bushman, S. Carlock, B. Chapman, P. Cheney, M. Connors, C. Cowan, W. Davis, D. Doman, N. Donovan, R. Ellison, C. Gratzer, L. Herrmann, B. Jensen, K. Kinsella, S. Ladbon, S. Liebergesell, P. Martin, D. McHone, L. Osborn, J. Proctor, C. Robinson, J. Ruyle, C. Scarff, P. Sherry, K. Swieso, L. Weyerhaeuser, J. Williams, J. Woolard 68 GOLD: BULLDOGS J. Jepsen (captain), J. Beck, T. Beck, R. Bennett, J. Berwind, A. Chan, L. Chiu, S. Dang, A. Da vies, A. Dowsley, D. Dowsley, S. Ellison, A. Fisher, N. Fisher, E. Frederickson, D. Glasscock, R. Gourlie, J. Heffernan, D. Jardeen, J. Johnson, F. Ladbon, C. Lester, K. Lillegard, L. Lineberry, C. Michel, K. Peterson, C. Railsback, H. Robson, J. Ruyle, L. Sass, J. Schwabe, C. Siem, C. Smith, T. Walgren 69 is more valuable than your money . It will last forever. It will not even perish by the flames of fire. As long as the sun shines and e waters flow, this land will be here to give e to men and animals. We cannot sell tl ves of men and animals; therefore we cannot sell this land. It was put here for us by the Great Spirit and we cannot sell it because it does not belong to us. You can count your money and burn it within the nod of a buffalo ' s head, but only the Great Spirit can count the grains of sand and the blades of grass of these plains. As present to you, we will give you anything we vq, that you can take with you; but the land 76 FOR FUTURE REFERENCI2 Midori; Teaching Japanese on SESAME STI Bean: An outdoo r kinderg arten in ' Laurie Bennett: Sorceress Alice: Traveling Piper: Being Robin with Batman in Albuquerque Lily: Interpreting at the United Nations Marji: Designing the first tree-house booktffore Diana: Writing the Great Canadian Novel Jan: A place to keep all the do« tTcated Soheila: On safari in.Afrledf McHone: A stare by Crfpple Cree Cheri: fceiiiff ' earried tfff by JorFwegian Hawaii iy to San Diego? tf rn dentist from AWS M?£V carrying «ioonbea-ms :app i through isic 1 iemh fluei fflr. MOTHERS CLUB 86 DONORS PATRONS Marion L Baldwin Ball Auto Sales and Service Bavarian Restaurant Mr. and Mrs. George Davis Elizabeth Ann Jensen Walgren ' s Floral Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bean, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Connors Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Ellison Mr. Wilbur D. May Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Meadowcroft Rankos Pharmacy Mary Colleen Scarff Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Shanaman Mrs. Minton Smith Mr. and Mrs. Herbert F. Syford Mrs. J. D. Weyerhaeuser Full Service Banks Come in All Sizes OURS IS A VERY CONVENIENT SIZE THE BANK THAT LIKES PEOPLE Itjs nice to know K y that you can come into our bank — and take advantage of every banking service you need — and still know you ' re more than a number here. We know your name and face — and how to make full service work at its best for vou. BANK BANK EE NORTH RACZIF-I 56th and South Tacoma Way 88fh and South Tacoma Way Downtown Steilacoom 3 AM K SCHOOL BANKING HOURS 9 to 5 until 5 30 on Fridays • Member FDIC inie QVanJa dTlUcfmst interiors Phone AT. 4-0398 2609 W. Halladay Seattle, WA 98199 JJLL£tf Real Estate — Property Management — Appraisals 9805 GRAVELLY LAKE DRIVE, S.W. Phone: JU 8-5237 as i GUnDERSOn (Jrtytna ( jfewe ry 76-4 broadway Tacoma BRoadway 2-4295 527 pine street Seattle MA 4-1531 J ie. , Delicatessen 7 aplairi$ cookhg school antry Gourmet Cooking Gear Fine Wines Creative Catenng 90 | Jeffrey L. Smith, Prop. IIO Tbcoma Wenue North, locoma, Washington 98403 206 MA7-22I3 NOT BEEF - POT -PIE ANOTHER TIME THIS WEEK, MISS JACK! n Some believe there is nothing one man or one woman can do against the enormous array of the world ' s ills. Yet many of the world ' s great movements, of thought and a ction have followed from the work of a single man. A young monk began the Protestant reformation, a young general extended an empire from Macedonia to the borders of the earth, and a young woman reclaimed the territory of France. It was a young Italian explorer who discovered the New World, and the thirty-two -year -old Thomas Jefferson who proclaimed that all men are created equal. -- Robert F. Kennedy Dylan fell in the toilet again. 92 Congratulations to the Class of f 73 CLOVER PARK FOODS 11124 Gravelly Lake Drive, Southwest JU 8-7794 STUDS Cheney Lumber Co. Tacoma, Washington THE BUILDERS CHOICE CLOVER PARK PHARMACY Lakewood Record Book Shop 6223 MOUNT TACOMA DRIVE LAKEWOOD COLONIAL CENTER Tacoma, Washington 98499 JUniper 8-5IOO Serving the Lakewood Area Al Stearns, owner JU 8-1320 11116 Gravelly Lake Dr. S. W. 93 Ralph Johnson ' « 9490 Gravelly Lake Drive SW., at Bridgeport Way, Lakewood C Ralph Johnson ' s arriace House A wit % $A. flate BASH buildina a scholastic heritag c Puget Sound National Bank 94 Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 Children will draw pictures with every- thing in them. . . houses and trees and people and animals . . . and the sun AND the moon. Grown-up says, That ' s a nice picture, Honey, but you put the moon and the sun in the sky at the same time and that isn ' t right. But the child IS right! The sun and the moon ARE in the sky at the same time. Buckminster Fullei FROM A FRIEND , IJ ou. a re bVa d. for rV S Q ' We ' y ourt t skx back •vv 9 OOq Congratulations to the Class of ' 73 SHAUB-ELLISON COMPANY GOODYEAR TIRES STORES IN TACOMA, PUYALLUP, SHELTON, BREMERTON, AND KETCHIKAN, ALASKA SERVING NORTHWEST MOTORISTS FOR OVER 50 YEARS 95 n Juan walked away without looking at e, but Don Genaro turned a couple of nes and urged me with a wink and a ovement of his head to go forward. I _ oked at them until they disappeared in the distance and then I walked to my car drbve away. I knew that it was not my e, yet. JOURNE TO IXTLAN -Carlos (Sstaneda lE TO : )s Astai