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

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0756 WWC Somewhere in the great realm of the Universe, lies the future, shrouded in mystery and endless as space. Soon we shall have to face that future .... uncertain, for we live in an uncertain world, strug- gling for peace and unity. Whether we meet the streamlined rocket ships or mechanical robots so cleverly illustrated here is not our major concern. Rather, our theme remains simply The Future-and its significance to us. For we must leave our familiar refuge and place of learning to face the troubled world. Each must go her own way, each, conquer her own problems, alone and often uncertain. But one fate is certain, we are soon but memories-echoes in the halls, ghosts in the classf rooms of our beloved Saint Nicholas. We have been prepared and we are ready, though reluctant, to go. For now more than ever we must take our places as active citizens to help our country gain the peace and unity for which it strives. Soon even echoes will fade and ghosts vanish from these familiar haunts. And so we leave to you, present and future students of Saint Nicholas, this record . . . our record, a volume of the rich life spent here. Fond memories of joy, strife, and even sorrow are written in these pages. We hope you, as readers, will relive each glorious moment with us, as we shall with you many times in the future. . . EDITOR 2 .

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Miss FANNY C. STEELE j66ZLCdfL0lfL With wisdom she has led usg with charity, judged usg with sin- cerity, cherished us. We therefore express our heartfelt gratitude for her guidance and inspiration by lovingly dedicating this Cantoria to Miss Steele . . . . . . the class of 1953 3