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

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BARBARA J oHNsoN A soft-spoken way and pleas- ant smile-that's '5BohlJie. We will always cherish her role as Hthe grandmother who under- stands her children in the Senior Play. She has taken an active part in school activities and her contributions of drama- tic talent and tireless work on our skits have enriched the class greatly. CAROL J ONES Carol is the girl who is always ou the ball and manages to keep it rolling. In the character of Steve Reynolds, she provided a great deal of the romantic interest in the Senior Play. Carol is known for her corny cracks and crazy schemes, which send us all into gales of mirth. She laughs and thc world laughs with herf' JOAN LYDGATE Fun loving, talented .loan can1e to St. Nick in her Junior year. Since then her bright eyes and sparkling smile have made her everyone's friend. She has given much time and thought to such school activities as thc Senior Play, mixer, basketball, volleyball, and baseball. Wc'll always remember JOBIIQS won- derful sense of humor and show- manship. 15

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CAROLINE Hows Caroline's numerous abilities promise to assure her a busy and interesting future. Her accom- plishments and her aptitude for all phases of art from posters to stage setting have made her in- dispensable to our class. Versa- tile clearly defines Caroline, and her frankness, friendship and reliability guarantee her good friends wherever she goes. SALLY INGRAHAM Left wing and live wire of all athletics, Sally with her beauti- ful auburn hair and twinkling brown eyes is a vital part of our class. Her vivaciousness is only one of the qualities which have made her our able basketball manager and treasurer of the Athletic Association. No doubt the years to come will bring headlines featuring Sally as champion of the ski slopes. JOANNE Ivns Found: An article composed of vast amounts of vivacity and enthusiasm, a ready wit, blond hair and . . . Now we recognize it. 'Tis none other than our own Hesse. Her work as Lambda President has proved to be con- scientious and sincere. We'rc sure that her cheery ugood morning must be tuned from her personality, warm and vibrant. 14

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JOHANNA MINARD Joey's dimples and heart warming smile havecheered our days since she first entered St. Nick in the seventh grade. She has participated in all sports, held several class offices, and proved her artistic ability as an art editor of the Cantoria. We will remember her as a loyal and willing member of our class. SHIRLEY OVERBY Without Shirley's sparkling eyes and beautiful blush our class would not be complete. Thanks to Shirley-each of you has received your dessert, -for she was the efficient organizer of the Senior dining room corps. Turning from the practical world, she easily slipped into the role of a beautiful and inspiring Mary in the Christmas Pageant. Quiet enthusiasm coupled with genuine friendli- ness creates a picture of Shirley. BLANCHE PATTERSON Blanche is the one who has those mad about him, sad about him, how can I live with- out him blues. She has enter- tained us all with her gay parties, rollicking stories, and practical jokes. Her hilarious antics and wit have proved a lively and amusing addition to the class. 16