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

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VIRGINIA MARION Ginny is our pride and joy in athletics, and she is respected for the fine sports- manship she displays at every turn. She well deserves the office of President of the Athletic Association, and her sense of dependability and fair play has served as a guide for us all. She has held num- erous school offices and was humor edi- tor of tl1e links. She will be remembered for all of this-but above all for having found the Senior Key! JANE MCKEEVER When ,lane came to Saint Nicholas in her Junior year, she brought with her a delightful personality and a wonderful sense of humor. Her many jokes and jingles are familiar to all of us. Her one and one half years here have been busy ones, climaxed by her good work as one of the feature editors of the Cantoria. Her intelligence and thoughtfulness have won a place for her here. CARI:.A OVERBY Carla has been at Saint Nicholas for six years, and her friendly and carefree dis- position are a joy to all. She is frank, kindhearted and fun to be with. She has shown interest in school activities, was a reporter for the Junior ,links and was in the casts of the Senior Play and the Christmas Pageant.

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MARY LOE Fun-loving Mary possesses a gaiety and sweetness we will never forget. Since entering Saint Nicholas she has made many contributions to the class. By her outstanding portrayal of Artie in the Senior Play she endeared herself to all. Her proficiency in athletics is well known, and she has always been active in the Athletic Association. Her flair for finance has awed us all, and she has provcd'to be an efficient class treasurer this year. fl .I Y K MARILYN LANDON Marilyn has excelled in scholarship and art in high school. Her keen imagination and artistic ability have helped greatly in planning and carrying into effect many school projects. Her varied interests have included sports, class activities and the Junior links. This year she has done excellent work as one of the art editors of the Cantoria. A ,IUDITH LYTEL Judy holds the distinction of being our only twelve-year girl. She has maintained a high average in her studies and has found time this year to work as Alumnae Editor of the Cantoria. Her dark hair and quiet manner lent dignity to the role of Mary in the Christmas Pageant, and her charm has won friends in the enti1'e school.

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Muff 95456 Jw ,J 16 -251 bw ROBIN RYAN Our petite, demure Robin is loved by all. Always even-tempered, she has taken part in many school activities-holding offices in Student Government, partici- pating in sports and singing in Glee Club. This year, as President of Lambda, she has proved her dependability and trust- worthiness, and her friendship and help- ing hand were extended to every member of the student body. Robin will always have a place in our hearts. LLOYS RAYMOND Effervescent. Lloys, who has been at Saint Nicholas since 1948, is an indispensable part of the Senior Class. She has held many offices, has been good in sports, has aided Miss Stevens as laboratory assistant and has been one of the capable activities editors of the Cantoria. Can anyone forget her as narrator for the Christmas Pageant or her memorable performance as Louella in the Senior Play? MARLENE SILVER Marlene came to Saint Nicholas in her .lunior year and has given much of her time to class affairs. Willing and coopera- tive, she has served on various commit- tees, and her success in handling the Senior dining room corps has been out- standing. Her brunette charm is set off by a perfectly groomed appearance. Mar- lene's excellent portrayal of Mr. Nixon in the Senior Play is just one of our fond memories of her. ph IJ U4 LV HM b W 'in al 5 ll, J My of' I f LJ ,fl I' ff! ,U 41 ixqdfb tiff 4 t fl. I Milli, r U , if lf 1