Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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PATTY JEAN EAGLE was named valedictorian of the class of '71. Her high scholastic record was maintained along with a noteworthy par- ticipation in school and extracurricular activi- ties. She has served as editor of the CLARION, as well as being a Student Body officer, and has offered her services to the Park Dept. in working with retarted children. MICHELE ORTMAN'S scholastic achievements earned her the honor of being named Saluta- torian of the Class of '71. She entered Holy Angles as a Junior, and has participated in various class activities since then. Michele's a plans center around the career of Oceanography | which she hopes to pursue. Both girls plan on A entering Seattle University in the fall and both are active members of the National Honor Society. JANE NICEWANDER NANCY MURPHY BARBARA SCHANTZ MADELINE WEBER JAN RINEHART ANNE McBRIDE MARYBETH McNAMARA Along with Patty Jean Eagle and Michele Ortman, the following girls share in the spotlight of the Top Ten: Karen Linscott, Jane Nicewander, Nancy Murphy, Barbara Schantz, Madeline Weber, Jan Rinehart, Anne McBride, and Marybeth McNamara. This honor was bestowed on them for their over-all scholastic performance during their four years here at Holy Angels. 56

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Prom Highlights Junior Year Terry Park certainly wasted no time in making friends with her fellow classmates. Terry had much to share with the student body this year as she explained to them interesting facts about her homeland, Korea. Here she has received the distinct honor of being elected girl-of-the-month, Earnestness, enthusiasm, and the unique distinction of being the largest classinthe school are a few of the remarkable characteristics attributed to the junior class. 50) Impelled by the luring charm of the Junior Prom, the class began organizational planning early in the year to finance this project. Dedication and a tre- mendous effort exerted by each member contributed to making their money making project, Mardi Gras, the fun-filled and successful event that it was. Other activities included welcoming their sister Junior class officers, from left to right: Kim Schwitter, Treasurer; class, the freshmen, and scheduling a box luncheon Jovita Sipin, Sergeant; Sally Swanson, Vice-president; Mary to raise money for Dr, Pat Smith. Petanovich, Sodality; Pat Dougherty, President; and Mary Stanton, Secretary. Terry Park Mary Stanton Janet Stone Sally Swanson Chris Tracey Joan Tyerman Erin Walsh Sue Williams

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a ia . 2 ets September October November PATTY JEAN EAGLE SUE SWANSON NANCY MURPHY The Seniors of the Month were chosen by their fellow class- mates on the basis of their contribution both to their class and to the school. These girls have earned this well deserved honor for their outstanding leadership, loyality to the school and their willingness to participate in school activities. Madeline Weber received the distinct honor of being named GIRL OF THE YEAR. Her leadership qualities and her enthusiastic participation in school activities merited her this noted distinction. Recognition Awarded to Outstanding Seniors December January Februar GAIL CHAPMAN TRISH LONG KAREN LIINSCOTT March April May MARYBETH McNAMARA MADELINE WEBER JANE NICEWANDER