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

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,,T11.1-7 To make sure that everyone in the high school knew everyone else, the J uniors' held their annual skating party at the Roller Bowl on October 22nd. The event was in honor of the Seniors, although fthe other two classes were also invited. On November 22nd Miss Shields was honored at a tea given for the faculty and the mothers of the junior girls. Miss Stevens and Mrs. Ferguson poured. The Student Government Mixer found the class of '51 on the stage diaper-clad in a conga line. You see, the Juniors are the babies of the high school. Rita Giese was their mother. The annual Junior Prom was given at the Sunset Club on February 11th. Both the Juniors and the Seniors were there, and everyone had a marvelous time. ' The class of '51 took over the Junior J inks with enthusiasm. In their second class meeting they elected Margaret Bachschies and Jeanne Smiley co-editors, Caroline Howe, art editor, Betsy Stone, humor editor, and Sally lngraham, sports editor. With the wonderful cooperation shown by the staff and reporters, each copy of the ,links has been a real success. Because of the participation and interest of each girl in the many class projects, the Juniors feel that they will have an outstanding record as Seniors in 1951. I7

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TEA FOR TWU' MIRIAM STEDMAN Friendly, carefree Miriam joined our class when she was a Sophomore. She immediately became active in sports, as well as showing talent for writing. This year, as manager of the Senior food sales, Miriam has done a wonderful job-and who could forget her portrayal of Sir Joseph Porter in the Glee Club presentation of Pinafore! ' An PRETTY GIRL IS LIKE A MELODY ,6 ,, ,, , NANCY SKINNER The class of 1950 scarcely realized what lay in its future when Nancy came as a Freshman. She has held an office in the Athletic Association for three years won the S Girl award for afJunior distinguishing her- self in h sical education activities, and now has cli- P Y maxed her career as President of the Athletic Associa- tion. Seldom is seen such an all-around athlete and sports enthusiast, or a girl who will 'be longer remem- bered for her personality, straight-forwardness, and love of monkeys. ' CALIFORNIA HERE I COME LYSBETH WARREN For six years Lysbeth has set an outstanding example of leadership. From star guard on the basketball team to reader at the Christmas Pageant, her activities have been numerous. She has been class captain, stage man- ager of the Senior Play, business manager of the Can- toria, and a Glee Club member. Full of enthusiasm, she is known for her short golden hair, sunny smile, and striking figure. '

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MARGARET VIRGINIA GLEN BACKSCHIES B ELL BORGENDALE I ANNABELL PATTI BROWN CULLITON DEBORAH DAVIDSON ANTONIA PRISCILLA DICKINSON EDMUNDS ! RITA .IERRIE CAROLINE HOWE crass I HEATHCOTE SALLY JOANNE INGRAHAM IVES