Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Eee ANGELICAN Volume XIX Holy Angels High School Seattle, Washington eye Angelican Staff Editor--Madeline Weber Co-Editor--Jane Nicewander Business Manager--Nancy Murphy Janet Bardonski Lay-out editors--Sue Donohue Carol Gregg Artist--Judy Budinick Jan Rinehart Staff-- Marie Albrecht Jean Forrest Barb Schantz Kim Schwitter Sally Swanson Katie Donohue Diane DeSanto Lori Duff Sue Tracey Trisha Junkin Patti Murphy Patti Minar Typists--Kathy Keller Karen Linscott Photographers--Jane Nicewander Sue O'Connor Freedom isn't free; Freedom isn't free; You've got to pay the price, You've got to sacrifice, For your liberty.

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k ie 4 it i ; @ CONTENTS 6 Academics 21 Activities 35 Special Events 44 Classes In an age of strife, division, and rioting, we the Angelican staff of 1971, have focused our attention on a concept which touches the very core of our being. This concept was an impel- ling force motivating our founding fathers to overcome tremen- dous obstacles in order to insure its perpetuity. The concept is FREEDOM--a freedom which insures the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness to all men, regardless of their race, religion, or political philosophy. Because we as a nation have pledged ourselves to the attain- ment of this ideal, a tremendous sacrifice has been asked of us, Lives have been lost, buildings destroyed, and family ties have been shattered. Nevertheless, the ability to be free from tyr- anny is well worth this sacrifice. We are proud to be Americans; to be able to travel this road to freedom, It is therefore with a great deal of pride that we dedi- cate this edition of the Angelican to the men and women whose lives have, and do, emulate the ideals of American deomcracy.