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

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When Georgi comes along with her beaming smile, 1 CAROLINA MOON 5' MARY JANE BROWN M.J. is one of those amazing all-around girls who has been active in sports as well as establishing a fine scho- lastic record. As Secretary-Treasurer of Lambda last spring, and President this year, she has helped main- tain the two principles of Saint Nicholas - personal honor and consideration for others. By the way, if you are looking for a game of tennis, you should watch out. Mary .lane won the tennis cup last year! GIVE ME MY BOOTS AND SADDLE . BARBARA BRIDGERS Always full of smiles and undying energy, and ready to lend a helping hand - that's Barbara, our Southern belle. Since migrating here from North Carolina, she immediately became a valuable member of the class and 'was captain in her Sophomore year. A born dip- lomat and peace-maker, Barbara is as hospitable as her native state, and those marvelous times at her house are unforgettable. A HAND DOWN MY WALKING CANE GEORGI CULLITON uwelreally pack up our troubles and smile too. She has an outstanding personality and has proved herself an able Senior class captain. Besides adding much to the Senior Play, she was also excellently cast as Mary in the Christmas Pageant. Never to be forgotten for her friendliness and graciousihospitality, we know that all her days will be happy ones.

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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'

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' NATALIE DODGE Quiet, lovable Natalie will always be thought of as a very necessary member of our class. Her loyalty, helpfulness, and enthusiasm have endeared her to all of us, and she has participated in many school activ- ities. It would certainly be hard to forget one of our ablest class secretaries - or one of our most t.alented actresses, for Natalie gave a hilarious performance as Bummy in the Senior Play! DARK EYES ANNE EDMISTON A While Anne was another latecomer to Saint Nich- olas, she has become one of the most valued and beloved members of our class. Her winning person- ality, athletic ability, and leadership were at once discovered and put to good use, for she was class cap- tain in both her Junior and Senior years. In addition she was Activities Editor of the Cantoria, and the Senior Play uncovered a real dramatist in our midst. 'GHONEY BUN g MARY JANE DURAND Mary Jane, who came from Anacortes last fall, immediately fitted in with the class and became active in many different fields. As dance season manager for the class of 1950 this spring, she quickly proved her leadership ability. Although Mary .lane has been at Saint Nicholas only a short time, she will always be remembered as a very special part of our class. I3 MDEAR HEARTS AND GENTLE PEOPLE