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

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MRS. REIFLER Sponsor 'CQZPC-sslmmmfssuix QQILGLQQ Their hair in pigtails, uniforms on backwards, and whacky hats on their heads, the Freshmen strug- gled bravely through the Lambda Theta Upsilon mock initiation. Over this hurdle, they enthusiasti- cally began their lirst year of high school under the able guidance of their sponsor, Mrs. Reifler. At a Halloween tea they honored their eighth grade spon- sor, Miss McBain. They organized four highly suc- cessful booths at the school bazaar. A program of singing, dancing, and instrumental numbers was pre- sented at an assembly. Their class spirit was shown in their wholehearted participation in after-school sports. They have had a high-spirited and active first year of high school. 24

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