Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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So vou're aut fo chanaie the wr Colleen McGowan, Trish Long, and Wendi Wiggins are born naturals when it comes to living, laugh- ing and being merry! Who said that school was a drag anyway? Seniors realized that they aren't as young as Pe Pa . they used to be when old age reminded them it need a time out! Peggy Dougherty, Karen It won't be long now, Able leaders of the Senior class: Kathy Linscott, Gail Chapman, and Madeline Weber were the precise senti- : ments of Nancy Runkel rest their weary bones during a ''strenuous bas- Keller, Treasurer; Nancy Murphy, Presi- Netball recece. and Kathy Goertzen as dent; Marie Albrecht, Sergeant; Trish ‘howd A ‘hel Long, Secretary; Jane Nicewander, Sodality bee ee ; Bere Prefect; and Jan Rinehart, Vice-President. fitting wns 10 When We Build, We Build Forever Who said Seniors are too old to enjoy making snowmen? When they build, they build forever; rise each time they fall. They will find a path, or make one. Strive, seek, find, but never yield, Life lies ahead of them; succeed they can, they must! To their noble selves be true; because they have the will to do!

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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

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MARIE ALBRECHT known for her smile and kind heartedness spent her time at HA actively engaged in Spanish Club 1,2, participating in Frosh Wel- come 3,4, Jr. Prom 3, Car Wash 3,4 and musically envolved in Ensemble 2,3,4, Glee 2 and Choir 1,2,3. In her senior year she served as class ser- geant. MONEEN LOUISE DURKIN quiet though hard work- ing participated in Spanish Club 2,3; Latin Club 1; Angelican 2,3,4; Girls Club 1,2; Drill Team 1; Bace. 1,2,3 and Wings 1. MARJORIE BROWN known for her generosity and helpfulness found herself participating in Spanish Club 1,2; Glee 2; Car Wash 3,4; Sr. Prom commit- tee 4; Junior Achievement 3; Betty Crocker Home- maker 4, SALLY DREW small, petite, and soft spoken she made her presence felt and lent a helping hand in the following activities: Talent show 1; Mardi Gras 3; Car Wash 3,4; Class Cheerleader 4; Sr. Ball attendant 4. GAIL ANNE CHAPMAN represented HA elegantly as Prep's homecoming Queen and as Jr. Prom princess. She was also Prep Cheerleader 3,4; active in choir 1,2; Rosarians 1,2; Basketball 1,2,4; car wash 3, 4; Jr. class sodality prefect. MARGARET ANN DOUGHERTY radiating a beauti- ful smile and mischievious eyes served her class as freshman vice president. She also lent helping hands and her zest for life to the following activities: French Club 1,2,3,4; Initiation 2; Frosh Welcome 2,3,4; Girls Club 2; Jr. Prom Court 3; Sr. Ball 4; Basketball team 1,2,3,4; Sr. Breakfast Committee 2; Car Wash 3. Dg