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

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-' '- r i ' I I'- iick Griffiths, net over taffe- Tta with shirred strapless -bodice and white taffeta- vcummerbund forming large bow and in 'bucks . Stephanie Griininitlis Srephanies job as Editor-in-Chief of the Ccllllflfitl and President of the Glee Club, as well as her participation in the Nonette. gave her a standing as one of the leaders of the Senior Class. Attending the Religious Conference at Annie Wriglit Seminary, Stephanie was chosen a group discussion leader and she also arranged the speeches given by the girls on their return to Saint Nicholas. We will always remember Steph's ability in C 5 '7 efii Lynn lseherge l.ynn's sweetness and sincere manner made her one of the best-liked girls in the Senior Class. As Becky in the senior play, Lynn gave a polished and typical per- formance, Her photographic memory and her willing- ness to help made her a valuable member of our class. e NL ivjjvfn' 0' fl many different activities. if Jeff Mrs. Ralph Harvey Loe, in silk taffeta styled wiith deep oval neckline and narrow fwfs' m.,........,,.. Mah Cerelffii Lee s t r a p s 3 neckline detailed with .pearls and crystals le hack. 2 fe' Pix always came up with a rollicking joke when we were down in the dumps. Her morning eyes and hair- dos constantly gave the class something to talk about. Carolyn held many officesg she was class captain in her senior year. She played the part of Suzy in the senior play with great dexterity. We will all remember Carolyn as one of the friendliest of the class. l0 if Qin el U NSA QSM

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tr tk 'SN ' -t...,,.,, ix V W xl Mhfliilili 4-mg. V-1 ,H French lace strapless gown D ' ygry :grid with princess is ne ' h ' in It one siaghkmit worn laucgim hcanttiii Lucy, with her big responsibility of Student Govern- ment President, managed to keep her good humor throughout the year. Her activities range from an enthusiastic cheer leader for the Lakeside football team to the well-deserved part of the Angel in the Christ- mas pageant. Lucy was also a capable editor of the Jinx in her junior year as well as photography editor for the Cfmforia. Outstanding in sports and an ex- cellent school leader, Lucy will be remembered as one of the most valuable members of the Senior Class. Jackie Fox ogwhlie satin roses: wear- .P X skirt made in three diagonal -, df - bandsg waist cinched with XJ IK white satin terminating in XR' ' ll-We back bow with cluster jackie never let us forget her innumcrablc trips to Arizona, her experiences in chemistry as lab assistant, or her wonderful job as Sidney in the senior play. She always had a comeback for every remark, and had a scholastic record which let her walk off with the Scholastic Cup her sophomore year. Editor of the Jinx in her junior year, jackie showed her ability in that held also, MISSDIANA GARDWJ daughter of Mr. and rs. Raymond Locke Gardner, nylon net with bouffanit S fin! pearl earrings. Diana Gardner D is for Di, Dependability and Diligence, plus Di's interest in cultural activities. Holding many school offices, she has been an eager participant in all school activities. Diana is outstanding musically and dra- matically and is the only member of the Senior Class who constantly and seriously pursued her study of the piano. To Lambda Theta Upsilon she gave new zest as its enthusiastic president. 9

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, I .f3ol'l1TPar ' cVay W and 1816 Josephine Mearg Mcvay, white net appliqued with lace traced in sequins across bodice and into skirtg her diamond necklace also worn by her sister, Miss Jane McVay. and her step- sisters, Mrs. Michael Mc- K1 . tpq th Phelps! A. , Wu QF' ASX Marilyn Malay Marilyns sparkling smile and continual giggle en- deared her to the whole school. Her leadership was proved as she held offices as Secretary of the Student Government and class captain in her junior and senior years. Her portrayal of Huck Finn in the senior play brought down the house. A summer in Hawaii and experiences on the McVay farm in Redmond have made Marilyn the envy of every senior. on the Canforia staff. MISS JANET -CLAIRE NELSON. hugh!! ot lk. and Mrs. John' N. Nelson, xx bouffant gown with satin V bodice draped diagonally to Q19-' f0I'm loops hanging at side 5 ' 315: full net lklrt ot ruffled U. , . . W' 7 , N C' Qs et Nelson Jan O.K., you kids! You can come to my house and stay for lunch, is a statement which often issued from .lanet's cute button mouth. Always working to fulfill her duties as A. A. President and as the wearer of the S pin, janet never failed to do any job well. Her friendliness is a trait which will long be remembered by the girls of Saint Nicholas. 11 Leigh Miller Leigh always had a new siying ind her Llby to get along-with manner made l job is Senior Cliss Treasurer very successful She xx is eliss eiptun her junior year and did a tremendous job is Aunt lo in the senior play. Leigh ilso xx is in ilumnie editor