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

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jjjfpmd with an amazing abundance of PHYLLIS ADAMS t With a mischievous twinkle in her eye, Phyllis combines a grace and dignity which is the envy of every Senior and wins respect from every Freshman. Her lively and vivacious manner makes her one in a million, and her sense of humor has carried us through many trials. She had the leading part in the Senior Play and has found time for sports and Glee Club. She has held offices in Student Government and is our Senior Class Pres- ident. J' CV KATHARINE ALEXANDER charm and poise, Kitty is full of fun and is an essential part of our class. Her en- thusiasm has made her an active par- ticipant in school affairs. She was chosen S girl in her junior year and this year has been a capable class captain. She is an efficient social chairman and one of the business managers of the Cantoria. Her thoughtfulness and generosity have endeared her to all. WL. jk ALEDA-MARY AGNEW Aleda and her winning smile have meant much to us. She is one of the most gentle and courteous members of our class and has a special place in our hearts because of her unfailing consideration of others. She has been an able class captain, has turned out regularly for sports, was on the .links Staff and has taken part in all Senior activities. I 4

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Still ACHIEVING, still pursuing, learn to labor and to wait Class Song fTo the tune of, I'll See You in My Dreamsnj The Class of '52, Will remember you. All youlve taught us, laughter and tears, Will remain through all of the years. We'll hold you in our hearts, Though we may he apart. You will light our darkest night, The Class of '52.

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K,- JILL BEKINS J ll is beloved by all and respected for er deep sense of responsibility and lead- ership. There is no limit to her attain- ments in her years at Saint Nicholas. She has held many school and class offices, has been a member of the Glee Club, active in sports and an actress of no mean ability-making a hit as Tod Jennings in the Senior Play. This year she holds the highest office in the school: Student Government President. She has won a place in the heart of each of us. X C C50 ., V -ff Lf Vgggjf If X . . ' Aifffd C 71 A ' 8192 nl A '4'Y?'Ce f Q, AQ X . . 1 N, f X9 C 1.1 I ff, f f L ' ' J, -Q ,j 'f' L il , I Y' lil- g' ,J f ifj 1 ,f J J MARY ASHLEY Nfl' When we think of Mary we remember her cooperative spirit and enthusiasm which have made her a part of all class and school affairs. She has been co-editor of the Junior .I inks and a three-year mem- ,ber of the Glee Club. Mary has always helped to bolster the Senior record in athletics and has consistenly led in scholarship. We love her patience, even disposition and amazing ability to over- come obstacles, all of which have helped to make her the very, best of Cantoria editors! cf fc' f, If !,,- ,J- , 37Ai'iUofL7 ' ' r PEGGY CAHILL ' Besides holding offices in Lambda, A. A. and her class, Peg has been co-editor of the Junior .links and outstanding in sports. She deserves much credit for her work on the Senior Play, and her blonde hair and blue eyes made her a perfect choice for the angel in the Christmas Pageant. Much of her time this year has fi ,gf been given to being assistant editor of , ' 1 ' ,B the Cantoria. With her attractive smile f NJ 1 0 . ji 4, and ready wit, Peggy, the baby Murf j V class, has won m ny friends., . , X l! Lilj bwuiia -I C If 52 Z fl ,h . L, Z 1 V, w L 'JJ Z VL Kg, Af 7 ybrc KC X0 6 fu mf ' p 5 .L -gf f 1 Uf Lf VL! V 10 2