Holy Angels Academy - Angelican Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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Name Marie Albrecht Marjie Brown Gail Chapman Peggy Dougherty Sally Drew Moneen Durkin Paula Eads Patty Jean Eagle Jean Forrest Kathy Keller Karen Linscott Patricia Long Anne McBride Colleen McGowan Marybeth McNamara Nancy Murphy Diana Jane Nicewander Sue O'Connor Michelle Ortman Shaun Partin Renee Perrault Jan Rinehart Nancy Runkel Barbara Schantz Elizabeth Steer Sue Swanson Peggy Tucker Madeline Weber Wendi Wiggins Senior Directory Address 1417 N. W. 60th 6727 20th Ave N. W. 7531 16th N. W. 2116 North 44th St. 2545 Westview Dr. W 7733 23rd N. W. 8328 Dibble Ave. N. W. 4216 Winslow Pl. N. 309 N. W. 48th 1535 N. W. 60th 1608 North 50th 9239 3rd N, W. 1551 N. W. 60th 2357 N. W. 7Oth 3849 32nd Ave. West 11205 Phinney Ave. N. 24607 Shoshone Rd. Apple Valley, Cal. 351 N.E. 163rd 12039 1st N. W. 5803 223 S. W. 3718 West Lawton St. 7811 6th N, W. 803 West Etruria 9001 8th N.E, 2411 5th Ave. West 9615 Roosevelt Way NE 820 N.E. 128th 3854 31st West 6758 26th N. W. Phone SU 4-0418 SU 2-4636 SU 4-1575 ME 2-6708 AT 3-3144 SU 2-4408 SU 4-9741 ME 2-5471 SU 4-2447 SU 2-4171 ME 3-0777 SU 4-3467 SU 2-3912 SU 3-1715 AT 3-5558 EM 4-2714 CH 7-2367 EM 5-1917 EM 5-7960 PR 8-8258 AT 2-3934 SU 2-6319 AT 2-0016 LA 3-9791 AT 3-6614 LA 5-3009 EM 4-0225 AT 2-0418 SU 3-9286

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BARBARA SCHANTZ was busy during her four years at HA. She participated in Jr. Achievement 3; Drill Team 1; Clarion 4; Spanish Club 1,2; Angeli- can 3; Volleyball 1,2; Basketball Team 1,2,3. MARGARET ANN TUCKER was an inspiration to all and gave her time in Clarion 3,4 co-editor; Spanish club treasurer 1; Girls' Club 1,3; vice-president; Bacc. 3; Car Wash 3,4; and Inspirational Girl 2, ELIZABETH STEER known for her loyalty and de- pendability participated in Spanish Club 1, 2,3; Clarion 3,4; Student Council 3,4, General Sergeant 3; General Sodality Prefect 4; Basketball Team Ley 2: MADELINE ANN WEBER possessed a strong vim for life and plenty of vitality for hard work. She was chosen Girl of the Year which she richly deserved after her participation in Quill Scroll 4; Viettes 1,2; Spanish Club Secretary 1, president 2; vice- president 3; talent show 1,3; Girls Club 1, Jr. Prom Princess; Basketball team 1,2,3,4; volleyball 1,2; Wings 1,2; Bacc. 1,2,3; freshman secretary; junior vice-president, and Angelican 3, and 4 the editor. SUSAN SWANSON sparkled with personality. She was chosen Sr. Ball Queen; Car Wash 3,4; Wings 3,4; Mardi Gras 3; Basketball team 3; Cheerleader 4. WENDI ROBERTA WIGGINS,, filled with a vitality for life led the way as sophomore president; Girls Club 3; Talent Show 1,2; Basketball, volleyball, Clarion 2; and the Christmas play's exuberant main character, Scrooge, 4. 63

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| 4 g Sila BR Are we not like those courageous men and women of old, who, setting all aside, go adventurously forth to secure freedom, to preserve it in a troubled world? Do we not each hold in our hearts a desire for liberty? We are, and we do, for this is our essence: The Spirit of '71. The Angelican of 1971 has a year's memories of anxiety and dispair, fulfillment and joy. Each person on the staff, knows the experience of ideas coming to life on the printed page and cherishes this book, a sign of her achievement. The Angelican staff wishes to extend gratitude to Sister Paul Marie Cullinane, faculty advisor, for her indispensable assistance and boosts of confidence, especially at deadlines. Appreciation is also extended to Mr. Jim Palm, American Yearbook representative, and the photographers and workers at Boldman Studios. A very special thanks is due our parents, who lived with us through deadlines, never once voicing anything but confidence in our ability. The staff wishes also to express thanks to each member of the administration, faculty, and student body for their abounding cooperation throughout the year. 65