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

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p Judi Donnan I have a question, is Dee-Dee's favorite saying. We can always count on her to act as a chauffeur, since she is rarely without a car. Although her part in the play was small, her performance as Hannah made a lasting impression. In both golf and basketball, Judi. has demonstrated great skill, proved by our frequent choice of her for gym captain. Judy Hatch Louise Edmunds Our brainy Weezie, president of Student Government, combines capable and enthusiastic leadership with inexhaustible energy. With her skill in sports she has helped to win many victories in volleyball and basket- ball. Her hilarious comments are well known through- out the school. As secretary and vice-president of Stu- dent Government, and as class captain, Weezie has directed herself toward promoting school and class spirit at Saint Nicholas. An intimate friend of all, and an invaluable conveyor of joy, is an apt description of our Hatch. Her remark- able wit proved especially handy in our work on The Iinxg her catchy personality made her portrayal of Aunt March in the senior play a true caricature. Class captain, narrator of the Christmas Pageant, and a priceless officer of the Glee Club are a few of her activities that have made Judy a cherished member of our class. ' 28

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Ellen Agen Alice Anne Arnold Unique antics and spontaneity characterize Alice Anne, who never fails to bolster our spirits with her droll wit. She has held many school offices, including Lambda Theta Upsilon president and Ski Club presi- dent. Reminiscing about our play, we shall always recall Alice's unsurpassable portrayal of Meg, and her line Philerson, phollerson, licorice John. Sincerity, sophistication, and sweetness are among Ellen's endearing qualities. During her four years at Saint Nicholas, she has been Senior Class president A. A. vice-president and A. A secretary Ellen s end less class spirit, excellent suggestions and her flustered announcements are proof of her vivacious personality We will always remember Ellens impromptu skits and poised interpretation of Amy in the senior play Valerie Dempsey Her red convertible, long, dark tresses, flashing eyes, and sophistication are all determining factors to Val's vivacity. As Student Government secretary and class captain, Val proved her efficiency. She demonstrated her fine showmanship as narrator of the winter Fash- ion Show, and her artful talent for make-up in the senior play was appreciated by all. Her irresistible personality and terrific sense of humor make Val an outstanding member of our class. 27

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Mary Hornby Calm and composed is our Mary, an amiable member of our class since the second grade. As editor of the Cantoria, Mary proved her competence in creative writing and leadership. Directing occasional music for the senior play, serving as biology lab assistant, and singing in Glee Club are a few of her activities. During her junior year, Mary portrayed the Dumb Wife in -the Lakeside play. Her remarkably sweet voice and unique sense of ,humor are the qualities which we shall always remember about Mary. m Anne Miokelwait Dimples and cherry cheeks is an aptdescription of Anne, who is much like the Marmee she portrayed in the senior play, always gentle and sweet. She also acted as the young, wealthy orphan girl in the Lakeside play. Anne has been a capable class captain. As editor of The Jinx, and activities editor of the Cantoria, she has proved her journalistic abilities. Handmaid in the Christmas Pageant, she proved her ability to sit mo- tionless for minutes at a time. Nancy Niokum A soft voice saying, Girls, please pay your dues, be- longs to Nick, senior class treasurer. Nancy, a past class captain and A.A. treasurer, has kept the books well balanced. As Beth in the senior play she gave a performance guaranteed to produce tears from the audience. She was excellent as literary editor of the Cantoria. Her excited shriek, Here it is! thrilled the class when she discovered the senior key in the cloak- 1' OOITI. ' 29