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

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Miss Fanny C. Steele Headmistress Manners are the happy ways of doing thingsf' To Miss Steele, who more than any other has shown us that tradition and manners are part of a way of life, we express our appreciation. JMZZ.

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Dedicatlon Heart to conceive, the understanding to direct, and the hand to executef, To Mrs. Neil, who has guided and inspired us, we lovingly dedicate this, our Cantoria. . . . The Class of Fifty-Two.

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Introduction The Pioneers of a hundred years ago were much the same aswe, living in this modern age. Like the settlers we, too, have an eye for the future and are constantly striving towards that intangible goal which represents opportunity, faith, und e rs ta n ding and achievement. No one can look into the future and predict what is going to hap- pen. The first people in Seattle would never have guessed that a civilization such as ours would dwell here one hundred years later. Neither can we foretell what is to come. All We can do is build a stronger foundation for a better life based on ideas and ideals for the future and yet not forget those in whose footsteps we again tread in this centennial year.