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

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MRS. NEIL Sf1fl7l50I' QQHESLQS Qifbuilgf CTO the tune of Apple Blonom Time! We'll be with you when school days are through We'll remember the yellow and the blue. Though we will part, you'll be in our hearts, Gone are the days we'll cherish always. As we leave you, we'll hid a fond adieu. You go your way, and we'll go our way, too. We say farewellg we wish you well, The class of '57. I5

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W A of saiiweu, weaving Of ref' French tulle with P919 M' tgents reex2:g0:f:g',3: Qlxxxry' C Sl' punaaavuyhlllliff- Jane Stilwell Flashing dark eyes and gorgeous brown hair are two features that the seniors will remember of Janie. As class captain in her junior year and cheer leader for Lakeside, she was an able leader. Her ability in ath- letics was exemplified in her being elected Volleyball General Manager and Vice-President of the Athletic Association. Ending her twelve years at St. Nick, she played a mischievous teen-ager, Joe, in the senior play Georgia Steltee Without George's helpful assistance as prompter of the senior play, we could never have made it a success. As Secretary-Treasurer of Lambda, Treasurer of the Athletic Association and Assistant Business Manager of the Camtofia, she worked with untiring effort. George attended the Religious Conference at Annie Wright Seminary in her senior year and ended the year with 21 vacation in Hawaii. and was a great success. ' HBS PALEaA'APPl.il- TON WHITE, daughtnr of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Ander- son White, in whimte silk taffeta. princess gown styled with off-shoulder neckline 11-immed in pattern of seed pearls and hee: llrht. ex- tmmely boulhnt. iw Pam Wliile Pam's ability to shoot baskets, baskets and more bas- kets is an example of her dexterity in athletics. As Athletic Association Secretary and General Manager during basketball season, Pam did a wonderful job. She was a worthy representative in many Bush games. Never will we forget Pam as the Widow Douglas in the senior play and as the finder of the senior key. 14

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EJZPQJIQJZQCQCQEY The year is 1977, and here are the fates of the class of '57 y BAXTER: Continuing Einstein's work. CANTRIL: Happily married, mother of eight children, and writing f6r Dorothy Dix on the side. FOX: Hostess at Castle Hot Springs. GARDNER: Pianist at Carnegie Hall. GRIFFITHS: Editor of Newsweek LaFARGE: Advertising for Cameo. LOE: Olympic skier. MCVAY: Still looking for a Greek God. MILLER: Tennis player at Forest Hills. NELSON: Commuter from Palm Springs to Broadmoor. PERKINS: Still bird-doggingf' PETH: Trick rider in rodeo. PIERCE: Gazing at fossils on her satin lounge in Venezuela. ROSE: Ford saleswoman. SHORTS, S.: Manager of a beauty parlor for poodles. SHORTS, V.: Make-up for movie stars. STILWELL: Model at Bonwit Te1ler's. STOKES: Ukulele teacher. WHITE: Motorcycle driver. 16