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

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oathletic oaooociation SUZANNE Ivsv Presidef. I ' . -yr ws- .. .X ' a fl A EI-LEN AFEN NOREEN RAYMOND Vzce-Preszdent 4' U Vice- President Fi'-ff seme-'WV' I l ii I f S ecoml Semester JANET NELSON CAROLYN Los PAMELA WHITE GEORGIA STOKES S ecretary Treasurer S ecretary Treasurer First Semester First Semester Second Semester S ecomi Semester Competitive sports at Saint Nicholas give us the opportunity to relax and enjoy our class- mates. Good sportsmanship is practiced in the classroom as well as the gym. For this reason, the Athletic Association symbolizes the roof of our building, because without it our project would be incomplete. 'll

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VOLLEYBALL CHAMPIONS Ist mu'-Susan Reed, Betsy Leavitt, Sally Palmer 2nd rou'--lvlary Newton, Sonya Peters 3rd rou'-Suzanne Ivey, Barbara Henry, Jana Bekins, Sara Williams, Sallie McEacheran The S girl pin, presented to a junior who is dis- tinguished by loyalty and selfless devotion to physical education activities, was awarded to Suzanne Ivey and has been rightfully worn by her this year. She also has her name engraved on the S girl plaque. I 10 BASKETBALL CHAMPIONS lst row-Sonya Peters, Anne Godefroy Zud row-Sara Williams, Mary Newton, Barbara Henry, Suzanne Ivey, Joyce Cole 3rd mu'-Sallie Mcliacheran, Betsy Leavitt, Susan Reed, Jana Bekins The traditional game played by the fathers of the two participating teams in the champion- ship game at the Father-Daughter Banquet was won by the Junior Dads this year. Dr. Palmer, captain, proudly received the trophy for his team from Miss Smith.

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The Saint Nicholas Biennial Bazaar is sponsored by Lambda Theta Upsilon to raise money for certain selected charities. Each class participates by having a booth at the bazaar. This year one of the freshman projects was a hot dog booth. One of the traditions of Lambda Theta Upsilon is the mock initiation which the freshmen and new girls have for two days early in the year. They are required to wear fifteen braids, each having a clothespin with a calendar number on it attached to the braid, tied with a colorful ribbon. They are also re'quired to wear their uniforms backwards and their fathers' shoes. Although this get up is uncomforta- ble and clumsy, it is fun for both the actives and the pledges. In their sophomore year, the girls who have gone through mock initiation are formally initiated into Lambda. After their initiation a tea is given for them. In the receiving line at the tea this year were Miss Smith, Madame Nichols, sponsor of the association, Alice Ar- nold, secretary, and Barbara Henry, president.