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

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Nancy Parsons During Nancy's three years at Saint Nicholas she has been class captain twice, vice-president of Student Government, and secretary of the Ski Club. As alum- nae editor of the Cantoria she spent a great deal of time compiling names and statistics. Nancy was chemistry lab assistant during her senior year. We will remember her for her sophisticated performance of Laurie in the senior play and her year-around sun tall. Noreen Raymond Noreen, with her knack of breaking bones and making us chuckle, has inspired many class teams to victory. She has demonstrated her efficiency as president, vice- president and secretary of the Athletic Association. As an invisible worker, an inventor of new escapades, and a participant of all class activities, Noreen has endeared herself to us. Nancy Rudy Nan entered Saint Nicholas as a junior, bringing an admirable quality of capability. As prompter for the senior play, narrator for the Christmas Pageant, and assistant business manager of the Cmzioria, she has accepted responsibility willingly and eiliciently. The class will always remember her bubbling laughter and unsellish devotion to class projects. 31

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Reidun Nielsen Red-headed Rei has been an eager participant in all of our class projects. Under her capable direction food sales were a tremendous success. Her portrayal of Father in the senior play was thoughtfully done. As sports editor of the Cantofia and as gym captain, she encouraged seniors to become more sports-minded. We shall remember Rei for her lively humor and her feeling for rhythm. Susan Palmer A walking encyclopedia with a delightfully dry wit, that's our Suelee, who has been an integral part of the class for twelve years. Several times gym captain and volleyball general manager in her senior year, she has worked hard to create' enthusiasm, for sports partici- pation. As photography editor of the Cantoria she spent many hours trimming and pasting snaps. We will remember her for her passion for jazz and her ability to dress like a Mississippi gambler. Joyce Pan kratz Joyce is a clever girl with a gentle smile. As an actress she proved her versatility by portraying Alison, the foolish maid, in the Lakeside play, and John Brooke in the senior' play. As Mary in the Christmas Pageant she was lovely. Editor of the Jinx, assistant editor of the Cantoria, as well as class captain-these are some of the many duties that fill this busy senior's time. In her spare moments she plays the piano and studies just enough to get on the honor roll. 30

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Judy Stusser Stuss' hilarious sense of humor has provided our class with many a riotous moment, endearing this redhead to all. Her exceptional portrayal of Professor Bhaers in the senior play was evidence of her histrionic ability. She showed her artistic talent as aff director of both The Jinx and the Camoria. Her continual narratives of Reed College and San Francisco we shall always remember, as well as her great sense of fairness and generosity. Josie Troxell Our Trox, with her lovable nature and hysterical laugh, is a hard-working member of our class. As business editor of Cantoria, class captain, and general manager for basketball, she demonstrated her capa- bility and school spirit. Her sympathetic portrayal of Jo in the senior play proved her acting ability. We shall always remember Josie's friendly smile, consid- erate attitude toward all who know her, and her un- selfish devotion to class projects. Sharon Washburn Shorty, our home economist Cshe has won the home economics cup for two yearsb, has held many class offices efficiently. Sharon's willingness to participate in class functions, and her happy-go-lucky attitude are characteristics which will be remembered by all. 32