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

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96151 im To express our wish that their last two years in high school will he as rewarding as ours have been, we dedicate our CANTORIA to our sister class, the Sophomores . . . . Ifvc' c'fr1.f.f of 1957 Q D

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iionzecsmrzebzeei As we look back in our CANTORIA on the fashions of yesterday, we see how very much they have changed since the days of long skirts and high necklines. Fashions change, what is proper today will be old-fashioned tomorrow. Here at Saint Nicholas, however, there are ideals that will never change, they will not become old-fashioned. Our constitution is hased on these ideals: Personal honor and consideration for others. They make possible our honor system, our scholastic achievement and the endearing friendships of our school years. Personal honor and consideration for others are the two great principles of which we will be reminded whenever we look at our CANTORIA. . . . THE EDITOR

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MISS VIRGINIA E. SMITH Hmnmlsrnnss I f what Jhone afar .fo grand Turn to nothing in thy hand, On again, the virtue lies In the Jtrziggle, not the prize. RICHARD MONCKTON MILNES 4