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

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Mns. HEILMAN Sponsor unioro Under the guidance of Mrs. Heilman, the juniors spent a busy year participating in school activities. Begin- ning with a clever Frankie and Johnnie skit in the Senior Mixer, they set a lively pace. During the Christ- mas ,season the class sent a CARE package to Korea to help. educate small children. In February the juniors were well represented at the religious conference at Annie Wright Seminary. Throughout the year the girls worked hard to compile the school paper, the junior Jinx. With energy and cooperation, the juniors have added bricks to the building. One more year and the project will be completed. 26

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MRS. HVATTUM Sponsor Sephomoreo The formal initiation into Lambda Theta Upsilon began an active year for the sophomores. A cake walk and silver tea, projects for the bazaar, became produc- tive enterprises under the guidance of Mrs. Hvattum. During the holiday season, the class sent money to CARE and enjoyed the new experience of participating in the Christmas Pageant. A Saint Patrick's Day tea honoring Mrs. Reiiler was given in March. The soph- omores, active in all school projects, have erected a solid framework for their future years in high school. 28