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

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. ccrolyn Qrcxcey With her ready wit and flashing brown eyes, Carolyn has contributed greatly to the spirit of our class. Her proficiency in ballet and piano have made her a major part of our school events. Class captain in her sopho- more year and Feature Editor of CANTORIA, Carolyn has shown a sense of responsibility. We'll remember her as possessing the characteristics of Pierrette, whom she portrayed in the senior play-a blythe, lyrical spirit and a tender, loving heart. idfbdfd enry With a hop, skip and a jump, the Mime was off the stage. Vivacious, cute Barbs played a typical part in the senior play. She has kept our spirits high with her bubbling enthusiasm and crazy new ideas. We all envy her petite figure and beautiful summer tan. Capa- ble, as well as energetic, she has been treasurer and vice-president of the Athletic Association and a con- scientious president of Lambda. Always we will re- member Barbs as a fun-loving classmate. uzccnne gut-xy Suzanne is president of the Athletic Association and wears the S pin, symbol of proficiency in athletics and of superior sportsmanship. Her true spirit has been a stimulating influence in the progress of our class. She has held numerous school offices and has maintained a high average in her studies. These re- sponsibilities have never extinguished the roguish twinkle in her big brown eyes. Suzie's hilarious, shocked reactions delight us all. Reliable, fun-loving Suzanne is the friend of each of us. 19

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ccrian Tawoon Petite, sprightly Beany came to Saint Nicholas in her junior year and we immediately recognized her spar- kling individualities. Her hilarious denseness sends us into fits of laughter. She has the distinction of being class captain in her first year here and has willingly taken part in all senior activities. Beany was a royal, frightened queen in the senior play, even though she did get the giggles. She possesses a gaiety and sweet- ness we will never forget. jlcaflflerine Qluino Kitty has surprised us many times in the last two years. An ardent Texan, she. has familiarized us all with the particulars of her favorite state. A talent for comic acting was brought to light when she portrayed the ballad singer in the senior play and colored mammy in the mixer. Possessing a keen sense of humor and willingness to help whenever needed, Kitty has become a vital part of our class. ' nne Qode roy We greatly appreciate the immeasurable hard work, time and energy Anne has devoted to our class. Cre- ative, cheerful and enthusiastic, she has taken part in athletics, Glee Club and all class projects. She has held class offices and has efficiently served as librarian, chem- istry lab assistant and member of the CANTORIA staff. Her avid interest in photography has helped us pre- serve many fond memories. We could not do without perky, reliable Anne. 18

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3:-:toy feauitt Since Betsy's return her junior year, she has been active in all our projects. As Associate Business Editor of CANTORIA and a class captain, Betsy was a conscientious worker and leader. She turned out regularly for sports and participated on all-our teams, managing the cham- pionship volleyball team. Her beautiful eyes reveal the thoughtfulness, poise and spark for which she is known. We will always remember Betsy as a fun- loving and helpful member of '55. Sallie Clfncgacheran Cracker has an infectious smile and is an energetic, fun-loving gal. We love her jokes and ability to liven up a party. She took the leading role of Little Boy in the senior play, Six Who Pass While the Lentils Boil, sending her classmates into gales of laughter when she sat on the floor instead of the stool. Sallie was class captain and gym captain during her junior year. Clfnary Cnewton We all love Fig. She has an individual charm with her beautiful, blond hair, blue eyes and friendly smile symbolic of her warm personality. Her enthusiasm has made her an active participant in school affairs for twelve years. She has had a particularly busy senior year, serving as volleyball manager, Alumnae Editor of CANTORIA and a capable class captain. Sincere in- terest in all of us, cooperation and responsibility have made Mary a lovable classmate. 20