Anoakia School - Spectator Yearbook (Arcadia, CA)

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BETTY PLETSCI-l I haven? been abroad in .fo long that I almost speak Englifb without an acrentf'-Benclcvley Betty is our world traveler, and many of us have heard about her daring adventures in other countries. She has been at Anoakia for a total of four and a half years, her freshman and part of her sophomore year being spent elsewhere. This year, as a senior, Betty has served as the Assistant Head of the Cinnamon Drop, and could be seen roaring from Anoakia to Sierra Madre and back in her car with supplies for the Drip. She inevitably approaches us with the greeting Hi! Gang! and she is well known by her cropped locks, which she keeps at their shaggy best. Betty is crossing her fingers for Stanford. Her Flower Daughter is Ann Brandt. Her many years at Anoakia have been spent as a member of the Blue team.

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NANCY OWEN It if better to lose than to win at the Jacrifice of an idea. Nancy is truly a remarkable and admirable member of the senior class. First and foremost, we shall remember her as our Student Body President and the instigator of a great deal of the student government ot 54. During her junior year, she served as president ot the class, and it was at this time that she planned the spectacular Junior-Senior Prom. Nancy's other talents lie in the field ot sports. At swimming and riding she has excelled, and she has represented Anoakia at Oiai for three consecutive years. She is a Ml-lall of Fame member of the White team, having passed the gold A goal. Her Flower Daughter is Betty Boezinger. Her destination is Cal.

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WINIFRED PROPFE He does it with better grace, but I do it more natural. -Sbakefpeare Winnie arrived at Anoakia in her sophomore year. She hails from the town of Colusa, a town dear to the hearts of many seniors, who recall many fabulous vacations spent with the Propfes. In her sopho- more year, Winnie was elected to the office of Vice-President of her class and in that same year, she was also paid the great honor of being chosen the Queen of the May Festival. As a senior, Winnie has par- ticipated a great deal in athletics, serving on the Athletic Council as Head of Skiing and Head of Western Riding. She is a loyal White. Her Flower Daughter is Pat Wilcox.