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

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Seniors Plan to Build the Future Y Y 'tgilli For the Seniors, this is not the end, but only the beginning. Looking back- wards, the busy year was started off by the finding of the well-hidden Senior Key, which gave the finders their special privileges. The Senior Tea, honor- ing the faculty and its new members, was held early in the fall. The main stage production of the year was the Senior Play, 'GCome Over to Our House,'7 a great satisfaction to the Seniors who worked so hard' on it. The Christmas tableaux, beautiful in its presentation, was enjoyed by all. Another high- light of the year was the mixer with its 1920 theme. In March a spring Fashion Show was put on by the Seniors. Then came Baccalaureate and Commence- ment. All too soon the year with its friendships and experiences as well as studies and examinations was over. Looking forward, in the years to come as they find their places in the world, the Seniors will remember Saint Nicholas and the times shared with teachers and friends. GLEN BORGENDALE Whether itis 66Carrie,' in the Senior Play, a class meeting, or the basketball floor, itis NGlen on the spot! with poise and capability to meet it. Famous for her skiing, knitting, and leadership, Glen has been at the helm steering us through all kinds of turbu- lent waters.

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Sports Department Promotes Enthusiasm SID EDMUNDS . MARY LoE President Vice-President Fair play and sportsmanship are the two ideals that the Athletic Association strives for. The Father-Daughter Ban- quet is the highlight of the year, the affair at which the basketball championship game is, played. FIRST SEMESTER A SECOND SEMESTER Secretary Treasurer Secretary Treasurer PEGGY SUE GRAHAM SUSAN WYCKOFE NIIMI ROBINSON JUDY CALLISON 9

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MARGARET BACKSCHIES Where would the Seniors be without Maggie? ' Talented and creative, her original ideas and undying efforts have been the driving force in the produc- tion of our play, skits, and mixers. Maggie's profound depth and strength of character have been a rare gift to all who have known her. A true actress at heart, sheill soon have us saying, I knew her when ---- in VIRGINIA BELL No day is complete without the merry laughter of Virginia ring- ing throughout the halls. When- ever there is a job to he done, we know that in her capable hands it will always be success- ful. As Business Manager of the Senior Play and Activities Edi- tor of the Cantoria-efficiency has been the keyword. ANNABELL BROWN Since her arrival at St. Nick in the 7th grade Ann has been very active in class fuI1ctioI1s. Her ambition and willingness shown as Associate Business Edi- tor of the Cantoria have made her an invaluable member of the class. 11