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

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iffy'-O f' fffff WJ 146 QCJAJML There was never a more deserving Senior Class President than Peggy Sue. She has been active in class projects since her entrance to Saint Nicholas fourteen years ago. Elected President at the beginning of her Senior year., she has displayed excellent executive qualities despite obstacles in her path. Peggy Sue has been the spirit, the very heart of our class. She has made the words of her oath living emblems- a leader at all times, and an example. 742, 2,11 XX JUCLB 'Cd,llJ'tJC W6L?6'C Generous and responsive, Teddy possesses that keen understanding of human nature so rarely found. Her poise and even temper contradict the characteristics that supposedly accompany red hair. During her four years at Saint Nicholas she has creditably held many school and class offices, including serving as Vice Pres- ident of Lambda and Senior Class Treasurer. Her dramatic talent was clearly brought out in her clever portrayal of the Swedish Maid in the Senior Play. Teddy s constant consideration for others has been an inspiration as well as an example. L! 6l!!l:501'L ' lent, striving for perfection ln all she does, Judy has been a stimulating influence in the progress of our class. Besides excelling in athletics, ,ludy's orig- inality and interests have found expression in various fields, notably those of writing and music. She proved her capability as President of Glee Club and Treas- urer of the Athletic Association. We are especially grateful to Judy for the untiring effort she has given to the editorship of Cantoria. Generous in her attitude, frank in her relationships, Judy has our confidence and affection for keeps. 10

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OUR CLASS SONG QTO the tune of White Cliffs of Dovernl You remained beside us To help and guide us Saint Nicholas through our years with thee There's been work and laughter, True friends thereafter, A bright light in our memory. The goal that we strived to reach, The things that we left undone, We pass on to you with the hope And the trust that you'll carry on. With our hearts ever true To the yellow and the blue With honor and integrity, We shall always be grateful, Both loyal and faithful, Saint Nicholas, Class of '53. 9

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'YVNAVBOVLM Mzllzqenf CAz!.Zm Milly came to us from '4Deep In the Heart of Texasf, drawl and all, in the sixth grade. Her flaming red hair and green eyes set off a smile, both engaging and sin- cere. She had a major role in the Senior Play, has taken an active part in the Glee Club, and served as one of the Activities Editors of Cantoria. Milly seem- ingly never lacks energy or spirit. She has contrib- tributed greatly to class projects in spirit as well as in letter. Q ts ww f H101 CS-Leaf.. Cullen Creative and reserved, Sheila is a deeply thoughtful person. Her tastes are original, her ability as a writer is notable. Sheila entered Saint Nicholas in 1946. She has been a reporter on the ,links and this year took part in the Christmas Pageant. Fragile and dresden in appearance, Sheila has always shown a willingness to contribute in every way possible to the advancement of her class. unc C-affirm Nancy, who has been in Saint Nicholas since the seventh grade, has always lent generous support to class activities. She reported for links during her Junior year, has served on committees and turned out for sports. In the Senior Play, Nancy's interpretation of an irate mother was excellent. We shall long remem- ber Nancy and her winning smile. QFQJW 11