St Nicholas High School - Cantoria Yearbook (Seattle, WA)

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SENIOR CLASS SONG To you we pledge Our hearts in unity, The good times we have shared with you, The memories - Each passing year, we've shed a tear, - Together we ve laughed, and together we've feared And happy days of school Those funny things we do, Will always bring good cheer, We've known you, and we have loved you, The Class of '50 through the years. T -I0

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i SHARON CALLISON Voted Senior with the Most Talent, Sharon acts as the guiding light of our class. In addition to being a truly gifted comedy actress and possessing outstanding creative writing ability, she is our wonderful Class President, and last year was Vice-President of the Stu- dent 'Government Association. Her renditions of uSleepy Lagoon have amused everyone, and her enthusiasm, spontaneity, and sense of fair play will win her a welcome wherever she goes. - ' U CANADIAN CAPERS JANET BARKER Whenever we hear gay lighter and the strumming of a ukulele, we will always think of Janet. She joined us in her Junior year, and has brightened our lives ever since. Besides being our manager for the dance season and for our championship basketball team, she has shown her talent by a splendid performance in the Senior play. She has left us many wonderful memories. MKITTEN ON THE KEYS COREEN AGNEW Good-natured and hard-working, Coreen has shown hcrsclf capable and efficient in all school activities from Class Treasurer to Snaps Editor of the Cantoria. Since her entry in her Junior year, her ready wit has constantly cheered us, and her sports ability has been valuable on more than one occasion. Coreen will linger long in our thoughts as the personality girl of the class of 1950. I ' TWO GUITARSQ'