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

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1959 volume:

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N C .1 p xx XIX 5-N, p' ,L L U X Through the guidance a d p rseverance of ou ' achers we have ' p I a wealth of more meaningfgl IIQQSUICS during ourqyears at Saint r '-gl 4 fn, as N R , U' N, , KJ ained richness in knowledge' ia richness which should be augmented - 5,5 V C F 8 , rather than depleted through the long and varied years ahead of us. 53 Pr R x 1 Most priceless of all treasures, however, is that of lastinggfriend- M mn ' ship, and, though we will be leaving many friends behind us, we x -f' si hope always to return to them. - I lx. is Our pockets may beempty but our hearts and memories are F' I 5 full, and, after all, it is the latter which supply rnaterial for the nl VX yy? CANTORIA. A U' L LA L Q y R bs A ,. N- lv 3, f N N. X X r+!r55,?rg Q'UN, C ,taf Q fx re,5f QQSr,.,Qwmt5, J la :ij 0- lx. ff-r 3,3 Saint Nicholas School Wash ngion L 8'- F3 F3 e xg. 1 fl- Q Dedication To Mother Mates: In recognition of, and with thankfulness for, her patience, interest, understanding, and sympathy, this Cantoria is dedicated to our sponsor and confidante. As she will retain a lasting place in our memories and hearts, so we hope she will not soon forget us or our appreciation of her devotion. Class of '59 2 We will remember with pleasure our enjoyable talks with Miss Rowe in the quiet atmosphere of the library. Sincerely thankful for her sage counseling and friendly interest throughout the year, we, as her first graduating class, bid her a fond farewell. Class of '59 3 Faculty this i I Kathleen Busch Gwenyth Davis Edith Dougherty Rondeau Evans Gertrude Forbes Latin Phyxical Education Home Economics, Dietitian History Englifh Renee Haye Mary Hurlbut I Patricia Gledhill Doreen Lidgate Amy d'Ernee Mates School Secretary Firrt and Second Grader Fifth Grade Mufic, Typing, Librarian English Mabel McBain Ann Neil Laure Nichols Cassandra Porter Nancy Prichard Mathematics, Hirtory Mathematicr French Sixth Grade Englirh Lorraine Robertson Viola Shields Belle Stevens Frances Swift Beatrice Taber Social Studier, Engliyh Financial Secretary Science Art Third and Fourth Grades Sara Vyborny French 4 Cantoria Staff Penny Millington - Editor joy' Daniels Ann Knowles Auixtant Editor Butinen Manager Dana Lamont Carolyn Coy Art Editor Axfixtant Art Editor Amy d'Ernee Mates Advisor E Nancy: Dare Sally Newton Photography Editor Auirtant Photography Editor Joan Steckel Lisa Powell Carolyn Coleman Gail Huey Alumnae Editor Literary Editor Assixtant Literary Editor Actioitiex Editor 5 Cum Laude JOY DANIELS ' A A NANCY DARE PENNY MILLINGTON The formal initiation for Cum Laude was held on january 9th, in the school auditorium as membership to the Society was conferred upon joy Daniels, Nancy Dare, and Penny Millington. Mrs. Mary Krug Case was the honored guest and speaker for the afternoon. The Saint Nicholas Chapter of the Cum Laude Society was installed at the school in April, 1956. Charter members, including all faculty who hold mem- bership in Phi Beta Kappa or Sigma Xi, are Rondeau Evans fChapter Presi- dentj, Ann Neil, Laure Nichols, Nancy Prichard, Amy d'Ernee Mates, and Edith Rowe. 6 S E I 0 R S DQCIILIQULQIJLCL, XQ1Ll1LUfl4,0.U!Lf-04,4JLC2, Law:-qfLa1z.xDJQ6zJea. G wmm LfMw W www 0114 fwfr 2 QQ! UML - wwf 'UM Jiiqmvgw Lf 'JL CCT X, 5, 47 We W iw! MRS. MATES Spozzror- Senior Class History The year went quickly for the class of '59. Still small in number, although Joan Steckel's return from Europe made a welcome addition, the Senior Class has been busy every moment. The first half of the year was concentrated on studies, interrupted only by the Senior Class Tea honoring Miss Evans, and the Bazaar, where their cake walk and hot dog stand of- fered both fun and profits. The yearbook and the Senior Play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, required complete attention for the re- mainder of the year, but Senior Week provided a time of much needed relaxation. Culminating their year with the Senior Prom, a gala night for juniors and Seniors at the Arctic Club, the Seniors find their memories crowded with friends, facts, and frolics, and thank Mother Mates for her sponsorship throughout their last two years. Fm goin' on at diet gzzmdrop tester Fi Carolyn . . . sweetness . . . ,U Canoflgm Colman Carolyn has led a very versatile career at Saint Nicholas. She entered in her sophomore year and by the second semester had been president of our class. She was one of the remaining fifteen to struggle through the Junior year. In 1958 she received the Home Economics Cup for her outstanding work in sewing. Conscientious in her studies, she was chosen as chemistry laboratory assistant during her Senior year. She has also been active in Latin, helping to make the Latin Assembly a huge success. With a quiet smile and generous thoughtfulness, Carolyn has gone through the years as a beloved member of our class. Canolgm Cog We shall have indelible recollection of the exu- berant, though oftentimes suave, Carolyn. Her un- failing class spirit is paralleled by a most apparent grace and dignity. Having come to Saint Nicholas in her Sophomore year, she became an immediate addi- tion to the class. Her generosity, adaptability, and sincerity are perhaps the traits which best explain her faculty of winning friends. It did not take her long ro demonstrate her capabilities in class offices, as she served dexterously as captain, vice-president, and sec- retary. She worked assiduously with a paint brush and was Art Editor of the Jinx as well as Assistant Art Editor of the Cantoria. Coy. . . lzmclamoutla . . . W2zit'll you meet laim! . ski bum . . . mimicry oie . . . logzmciomnesr Eta, etc., etc .... Claim! girl . . . jog CDQMQQQ joy has been on hand through thick and thin with the Seniors, never quarreling, always supporting, no matter what it was that we attempted. Greatly appre- ciated and very active, she has been a member of Nonette, Assistant Editor of the Jinx and of the Cantoria, Secretary-Treasurer of Lambda, and through all four years has given a helping hand as the class secretary. Cum Laude this year gave her recognition for her academic achievements. The chemistry class will not forget the smart girl in the back rowg the school will not forget the girl who whole-heartedly gave her support to activities which were of benefit to othersx Jilamcg CDM Nants has been with us for six years, but she will live in our memories for many more. She has a humor and a vivacious gaiety which we could not-do without. We will not forget Nancy as she calypso-ed rather than walked to her classes, yet, in spite of her obvious vitality she has a serious side. Nancy's two and a half years culminated in her winning of the Cum Laude Award. Her athletic abilities and en- thusiasm for the class are shown by the fact that she ably served as class gym-captain throughout her high school years, while in her Sophomore year, she was Treasurer of A.A. She also acted as class president in her junior year. Nancy's combination of enthu- siasm, humor and intellect will always make her a favorite. Nant! . . . antics . . . Diehl , . . Mrs. Ybni Sailer expressions judg Qmge judy's selection as Mary in the Christmas Pageant of her Senior year seems most appropriate for she is the girl in the Senior Class most suited for the part. Her sympathetic kindness and generosity will 'al- ways be remembered, as well as her radiant smile, known to everyone, and her devotion and loyalty to high purpose. Her scholastic achievement in bio ogy and loyalty to duties as biology laboratory assistant won her the Biology Cucp in her junior year. She was in the Speech Play uring her Sophomore year and participated in the Latin Assembly her: Senior year. Judy's eleven years at Saint Nicholas have been characterized by a conscientious attitude toward every task she has undertaken. I udy . . . illegibility . . . Ola, no! . . . mlesgirl for loudspeaker: . . . Qaii Qllueg Every class must have an organizer and in her quiet, unobtrusive- way, Gail has been ours. In her Junior year Gail was the business manager for our Fashion Show, and its great success must be attrib- uted to Gail and her hard work. Chosen as Best's Fashion Board representative from Saint Nicholas and elected as Treasurer of the Senior Class, Gail combined poise and eiiiciency. This capability in business management is Gail's most outstanding at- tribute, but her acting ability came to the fore in her portrayal of Emily, a leading character in the Senior Play. Hail Gooey . . . dimple . . . Did you bring your rnoney? . . . clrvairman of the board . . . organization Chunk . . . hair. .. Can I have one.7 . . . A marry a millionaire . . . water skiing Qlmafilece Cl-lutclrimsom Charlee, the girl with the enviable red hair, has participated in a well-rounded assortment of activi- ties through the years. Skilled in athletics, she was a member of all varsity teamsg talented also, in the field of music, Charlee has been in Glee Club for three years, was a member of Nonette during this last year, and took part in the modern dance and Christmas festivals. Her representation of Saint Nich- olas on Nordstrom's Fashion Board numbers also among her interests, but her greatest responsibilities came to her as Senior Class President, a job which she has carried out with great efhciency. Although very busy during her high school years, Charlee has always had time to sympathize with and advise her classmates in times of trouble. x Jimi Cflimowlies Although a comparative newcomer at Saint Nich- olas, Ann has proven her ability in many fields. In her junior year, she was our class president and the reci ient of the Scholastic Advancement Cup for her academic achievements. Because of her singing tal- ents, Ann became an enthusiastic member of Nonette and President of the Glee Club. During her Senior year, the difficult job of Cantoria Business Manager was placed on her competent shoulders. Co-operative and enthusiastic in her support of our class activities, Ann's spunky personality, sincere smile, and origi- nality have endeared her to our hearts. Mutt . . . faithfulness . . . j. B.'5 iz-c0min'. '. . . ' service wife . . . perk Big Dane , . . caricatures . . . Yenaab.7 . . . inlmbitant.' left bank of the Seine . . . art 5Dama Qamomt As composer of our class song, Dana has served her class by tackling all the projects handed to her in the fields of drawing and humorous writing. It seems only natural that the position of Cantoria Art Editor should belong to Dana whose illustrations, covers, and programs for the Quill, Jinx, our last year's Fashion Show, and the Senior Play are proof of her talents. As Secretary of A.A. and as Sopho- more Class Captain, she illustrated her talents in the field of leadership. Her numerous amusing articles written throughout her eight years here have given insight to the witty personality which earned for Dana the lead part of Cornelia in the Senior Play. Cpczmmg tjlllilllimgtom As an intimate friend of all, Penny has been a cherished member of the Senior Class. Although she came to Saint Nicholas only three short years ago, she has definitely proven herself a. valuable asset. The positions of Editor of the Jinx, Secretary of Student Government, and then Vice-President of the same, were only a few of her responsibilities. As Editor of the Cantoria, Penny particularly proved her capability of leadership and organization, even beyond the call of duty. Active also in sports, participating on many of the teams, she still had time enough to study, earning her membership in Cum Laude-an honor which she well deserved. Mill yi. . . perseverance . . . Demil.f . . . ! . . . grounded for life . . . smile Newt . . . ejefzfescence . . . I'm just li11id! . . . govewzesr to Jistefr children . . . lucky UQ book shot 19 Qailg Jllczwtom W Sally combined the two qualities of leadership and athletic ability early in high school. She held the po- sitions of Treasurer and Vice-President of A.A. and has played on the varsity teams for both volleyball and basketball practically every year. As President of the Freshman Class and Vice-President of the Senior Class, Sal clearly showed her ability to lead her classmates. Her wonderful compatibility makes her a welcome addition to any group, and her sense of humor is unmatched. Always near at hand, her antics never fail to bring a laughg Sal's the perfect cure for despondency! glfisa CPQWQQQ There are hardly enough words to describe Lisa's achievements during her past years at Saint Nicholas. She began her Sophomore year as Editor of the Quill and ended it as Secretary of Student Government. As time went on, Lisa proved her abilities as Editor of the Jinx, Vice-President of Student Government, Class Captain, and recipient of the Creative Writing Cup. Another year passed and again Lisa scored- this time as head of the student body and Literary Editor of the yearbook. She also has the distinction of being the only Senior to have been in Glee Club for four years. Lisa will always treasure most, however, the memorable time she had in Germany as our first A.F.S. Exchange Student. Her goals were high, but they were accomplished, this is Lisa, leader of our class. Steak . . . Juhtlety. . . Think there'5 hope for the future? . . . .recremry to Ibm Lehrer . . . yogurt oar QtQclQQQ joan's return after one year in Europe brought a new kind of vitality into our class. Her wry, enter- taining sense of humor is combined with a quiet sophistication to make her a most enjoyable and like- able classmate. Humorously satirical, her works of art occupy places of honor in the Senior Lounge. She can always be relied upon to give us a correct answer when we are puzzling over our French home- work, her proficiency in that language won her the difficult role of Monsieur De la Croix in the Senior Play. During her years at Saint Nicholas, she has served the class as secretary and, this last year, as Alumnae Editor of the Cantoria. Many and varied, her interests are skiing, a return to Europe, and, at the immediate present, self-instruction in the Russian language. Mem M I9 'Dmout'DLunvvso.., AMT wi' ' QT '9- 5'-h l1LCM..COO'D-QA, Q'-F5 0-Nso.a'r-m 386,29 ,MJ 9' WHS- Hn. has mba . .Z.i'f'g,,2'X 'MQ bfvuim QAC9. Q cl r nogpen Wx 0-9-050.J.Aa.'m'-ig- f'0 : SQJWUEA- ohne My Swuwk mud lambs storm 0wxc9 x X-No-ue. As A A Vice President and this ear s Presgent . . y , Wendy has shown what an efficient and conscien- tious worker she is. Her dependability and school spirit have made her a true leader. Besides these leadership qualities, Wendy has a genuine enthusiasm for everything she does, both in A.A. and in her class. This enthusiasm comes from her interest in many things-sports, music, and artg in fact, her talent at the keyboard as well as the easel is well known to all. Always cheerful and anxious to please, Wendy is hard to find fault with, and, because of her versatility, we of the class of '59 will remember her as one of our all-around girls. 1 Len ' sem 4 m, . LING' Mx Wen . . . after-parties . . . He didn? call . . . . . .P.E. teacher. . .AA Trox . . . unpredictable . . . C'est la 1zie! .. . . builder of Trims-Pacific Bridge . . . ambition Qudg CJKOXQQQ Throughout judy's eight years at Saint Nicholas she has shown capability in everything she has at- tempted. As past Secretary-Treasurer of Lambda and this year's Lambda President, she has had great re- sponsibilities, and has shown her remarkable skill in handling these tasks with the success of this year's Bazaar. Among her past activities were included the Sophomore Class presidency and the position of copy editor of the Quill. She is a great enthusiast of skiing as well as swimming and has shown eager participation in all class activities. Judy's conscien- tious attitude rates highly among her outstanding at- tributes. cJZlVlVlQ ClMllQUlIMQl!l To all outward appearances Anne might seem shy and easy going. Her striking blonde hair and con- trasting dark eyes, coupled with charming poise, ac- count partly for the fact that she was chosen to represent our school on Frederick's Fashion Board. In the Christmas Pageant, Anne most appropriately played the leading part of the beautiful Hand Maiden. She has taken an active part in all school activities, was a member of Glee Club, and has held numerous class oflices throughout the years. Her quiet beauty and quick laugh will remain clearly etched in our memories for years to come. Senior High X 'X W tm Junior 6 G 2 High yi KL 'gn' 11 I' rv? A1--WH A! 'f 1 fmiifssiggifilf f 1' f :::Fs,.u-'- l5E1y:gl.SfFIff V . lE5EE?!5555'595S, 1' iih!'lLgri 5,:a.5 if , -IE55!fgST?!!!fE 'g:'4:lns!!Z:2iI'4 W .- ' guzrmasmgsff iiwniiiililffglf ' Ei?-k'f3,',Q2? ! 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The Junior Prom was the climax of their year, however, and provided a most wonderful and gracious intermission-between-semesters for juniors, Seniors, and faculty alike. But none of these successes would have been possible with- out the able and understanding guidance of Miss Doreen Lidgate, their class sponsor. Rosalind Benaroya Ann Bu gge Boo Edmunds Marilyn Gandy Alice Harper Barbara Hiscock Dede Martin Sandy McKinstry Anne Milner Nancy Pettit , J jane Carlson Cara Collins Mary Elizabeth David Ruth Genung Lynda Griffiths Celia Hansen l Ann Hoover Cynthia Katz Lynn Lasley l l Cindy McMinn Mindy Meyer Christie Mickelwait ulie Plant Caroline Potter P .Ioan Schenkar Dianna Tucker Jill Wahlenmaier Judy Xgsgack wo' Mary-Edith Wilkinson 'X' 53541 27 MRS. NEIL Sponsor Sophomore Class History The Sophomore Class, with five new mem- bers, began the year with the formal Lambda Initiation and tea in September. Off to a good start with their very successful White Elephant Sale at the Bazaar, they also organized the food sale which has been popular. The class tea fol- lowed in December, honoring Mrs. Prichard, who also, as a member of the English Depart- ment, helped the newly elected Quill Staff which has been working hard on this year's literary publication. Ably guided by Mrs. Neil, the Sophomore Class has happily passed their second year of high school. Elizabeth Ambrose Barbara Bailey Candy Beck Connie Burns Mary Collins Hanni Crissey Priscilla Ekblad Karen Elander Linda Emery Mary Anne Genung I Marina Harris Sue Haslund Cynthia Hixon Vivian Irwin l Martha Isaacson Sally Isaacson jean Kotkins jean Lenfesty jackie Madison Laura Beth Mason 'wi Ee F E I it F if , ,R b E I sail lflfiiiliigi MRS. BUSCH Sponsor i Freshman Class History Arrayed in pigtails, backwards uniforms, and long red underwear the Freshmen bravely man- aged to get through the two day Lambda Theta Upsilon mock initiation. Under the guidance of Mrs. Busch, their sponsor, their Christmas dec- oration booth at the bazaar was a great success. In order to get some money into their treasury before Christmas, they began to work on a class project, finally deciding to sell doorknob warm- ers. The Freshmen, after struggling through two sets of exams, finally came to the end of an active and spirited first year of high school. Dorothy Armstrong jo Collins Terri Hotaling Cheryl May Marilyn Remington Cathie Trosper Vicki Beck Susan Crowdy Sylvia Larke Judy Moser Phyllis Richmond Melinda Berge Lee Anne Bowie Ann Marie Carroll Carolyn Crowe Betty Donaldson Sally Hiscock Lynn Larson Christy Anne Logan Anne Mason Sue Olsen GingeriPettit Susan Reese jane Rourke Julie Sutter Freddie Thorpe Bambi Werschkul Carol White Janice Wilcox Barbara Worthington 51 Eighth Graded jaye Anderson Patricia Bailey Mary Ellen Cutting Ingrid Hilen Virginia Isaacson Ruth LeCocq Donna McIntyre Cira Merendino Melissa Meyer Eleanor Dietz Melinda Marshall Lynn Milner Tobey Porteous Sally Samuelson Missy Sheldon Mary Lou Sullivan 32 Barbara Haynes Margaret McDiarmid Lynn Paulsell Nancy Whitebroolc Seventh Grade Florence Ambrose Barbara Bean Cassandra Fisher Kathryn Everett Nancy Hanks Barbara Hawley Nancy Maizels Nancy Merendino Nina Perthou Teresa Petty Pamela Corneliussen Catherine Fisher Paula johnson Leslie Nyman Claire Creighton Anne Gamwell Kristy King Christine Pearson Mary Ann Sawhill Barbara Senner Robin Erzinger Barbara Graham Miriam McNiven Laura Lee Pembrok Susan Shorts l L I Katherine Smith Vicky Watt Candace White Katheryn Zimmerman 33 C Fifth Grade Marcia Fry Charlotte Haynes Laurie Larson Deborah Maizels V i Anne Morgan Polly Richmond Ann Schroeder Pamela Wiles Sixth Grade Kathleen Allen Susan Backus Jennifer Butler Vicky Crampton Rondi Haslund Linda Huber Marilyn Huey Leslie Ingle Diane jefferson Missy Jones Gayle Milner Susan Pennington Margaret Sheldon Sandra Strom Vicki Warrack Sarah Williams 34 AND N A R F 17 0 v fiat? . 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'if' 5-Y.. ol js ygzfdiffg Adj 4 ,wMw, ,x,w WW W r-3.9! ,vcr , ' ,gnfx ofa K5 M' 525 'Ur .., .,,. M ! fig! 1--U my .X XSS A 'Jw QQRQ 0 EV' ' Q 5 C2172 X LISA POWELL MARILYN GANDY President Vice-President 1 .ft Semester Student Government Association MARY-EDITH WILKINSON Vice-Prexidem' 2nd S emesier HANNI CRISSEY LAURA BETH MASON Serrelary Secretary In Semester 2nd Semeuer 38 V JUDY TROXELL Prefident ' x 1 IN - 311 CQ lo 'Ii' , fEF.312?i gin. I !l. ill! . 39 Lambda Theta Upsilon LYNN LASLEY Secretary-Treasurer Ist Semener ROSALIND BENAROYA Secrelary-Treawrer 2nd Semester Athletic Association WENDY TROSPER CAROLINE POTTER President Vice-President 1 st Semester 1 Rx X of ' 5 BJ ' H1116 wwf X A BOO EDMUNDS Vice-President 2nd Semester P MARY ANN GENUNGL BARBARA BAILBY CYNTHIA HIXON SALLY ISAACSON Secretary Secretary Treasurer Treasurer 1 st Semester 2nd Semester Ist Semester 2nd Semester 40 S Girl Ski Team 1959 recipient of the S Plaque, Wendy also Isaacson, Difre' Ambrose wears theipin which symbolizes good sportsman- MCKMSU ?gaE1iE1,ltng?g4D, Hiscock ship, ability in sports, and co-operation. Y f Championship Teams VOLLEYBALL BASKETBALL Potter, Wahlenmaier, Wilkinson, Katz, Gandy, Potter, Tucker, Genung, Edmunds, Gandy Lasley, Pettit, McKinstry, Genung, Carlson, Benaroya, Mickelwait, Plant, Meyer, Harper Plant, McMinn, Edmunds, Harper, Benaroya, McMinn, McKinstry, David, Pettit, Carlson David, Mickelwait, Meyer Lasley 41 Father-Daughter Banquet The annual Father-Daughter Ban- quet fell on the 27th of February this year. Following the reception and the banquet, the juniors played the Seniors for the Basketball Championship. The junior and Senior fathers played each other during halftime with the junior fathers coming out victorious, as did their daughters who beat the Seniors in the championship game. Fashion Board Anne Wheatman models for Frederick and Nel sons, Charlee Hutchinson represents Nord strom's, while Gail Huey is our representative from Best's Apparel. J1nX Staff Qu111 Staff Gossip gossip and more gossip and a few The collection of outstanding prose and poetry mementos of the school s worthy events the from Grades One through Twelve is published monthly publication of this humorous paper, annually by the Sophomore Class this years edited by the junior Class is something to which edition was again one to be proud of 42 Glee Club i Nonette Wilkinson, Benaroya, Haslund, Isaacson, Wolgemuth, Hutchinson, McKinstry, Miss Lidgate, Carlson 43 Senior Play On April 23rd and 24th, the Seniors presented Cornelia Otis Skinner's OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY, a modern comedy presented arena style. Under the able direction of Mrs. Galstaun, the play was a terrific Success. f 0 . s 3.5, ae? : J:-D -,3Sg3:.':. .u,:, gf.. ,gs ,W ' 0 .guna .ou Z K Ng.. Z J -ff' 1 L E-J -5 '-31 ! -57 C ,, 'X i STEWARD .... MRS. SKINNER . . .CORNELIA OTIS SKINNER OTIs SKINNER . . EMILY KIMBROUGH PURSER .... STEWARDESS . . . DICK WINTERS . . ADMIRAL .... HARRIET ST. JOHN WINIERED BLAUGH LEo McEvoY . . INSPECTOR . . THERESE .... MADAME ELISE . . M. DE LA CROIX . WINDOW CLEANER CAST Qin order of appearancej u 4 Q 1 a 0 , , . . . . e . . - u 44 Q Q . . Wendy Trosper . Anne Wheatman . . Dana Lamont . . Carolyn Coy . . Gail Huey . . . Judy Enge . Carolyn Coleman . . . Nancy Dare . . . Judy Troxell . . . Lisa Powell Charlee Hutchinson . Penny Millington . Sally Newton . Ann Knowles . . Joy Daniels . . Joan Steckel . . Judy Troxell Junior Prom flow Lovaw You AKC. n Q,p,jEp C 9 Phineas omamido- Deep red and pink, accentuated by subdued lighting, supplied glamorous atmosphere for the mid-year gala night. The junior Prom, held at the Olympic Bowl on january 24th, was a festive occasion for Juniors, Seniors, and faculty alike. Dancing to the music of Ken Cloud was interrupted by an hour of varied entertainmentg Prom, the various couples after-parties at the homes Steckel, Nancy Dare, and Mr. Lomen, completing nearly twelve hours of wonderful fun for all! after the attended of joan and Mrs. 45 4 A-r THE STROKE OF ffm? Sur THEN 'VWE I-VE. . S' y I IL -122 5,312 Literary A CHlLD'S FEELINGS My heart is young, untaught and child- ish It strays and I am inattentive in prayer, But still I would like to feel The love That comes from true devotion. So many have helped me, and I am indebted. ' How can I repay these kindnesses? How can I recompense my most Gra- cious Lord? May I be ever thankful for my happi- ness? . Q I want to learn, I like knowledge. But still I want to.be praised. But so often I am praised, I I know the merit is not mine. I blush, deny and feel ashamed. How can I live this double life? How can I live at all with every mo- ment Deceiving those I want most to please. Still I desire praise, but it is not mine. What can I do? My values continue In a confused circle. Oh, that I may be true. Who can save me. Who will take me to my Savior? Must I forever twirl? CONNIE BURNS Grade 10 WN IN MOTHER'S GARDEN In Mother's garden Where the roses are red, And the fairies are sleepin g, In a little white bed There's a little pink bonnet All trimmed with blue, Lying in the garden, All covered with dew. ANDREA BYK Grade 3 FWX MY CHOICE Had I my choice of anything, I know what it would be: A winter-blooming cherry tree To grow along with me. NINA PERTHOU Grade 7 THE MAIDEN AND THE CHERRY BLOSSOM For in her hand was held A blossom--a cherry bloom, Most ancient, splendid, lovely Of all blossoms was this. Worn in the maiden's hair Was the beautiful blossom As a symbol of spring. Beauty most peaceful, Gentle, delicate was hers, Beauty like the cherry blossom Did this maiden ossess. Love, most joyful, flowed in The maiden's heart, Love for a man, constant and true Belonged to this maiden. The maiden with the cherry blossom, Most ancient, splendid of all blooms. JAYE ANDERSON Grade 8 WA ' STRUGGLE A fish for life is fghting As it struggles on the line. A world for life is fighting Against the sands of time. The jish will soon be conquered When it's jerked from out the sea. But the world will go on jighting For Him, for you, for me. SALLY Hrscocic Grade 9 WN PEOPLE NOT SEEN The great in life are really fewg They go unannounced, Disregarding old thoughts, Adding to the new. They are somewhat unnoticed, God made them that way. But as pillars for the temples, Supporters of the stay, The backbone of man, Here forever, And a day. CAROLYN Coy Grade 12 46 BROOK Run, little brook And laugh with the waving rushes Which bow before your gushing watersg Bubble, little brook, And smile with the willow Which weeps at your side,' Murmer, little brook And play with the rock Which dips its face in your cool surfacej Gurgle, little brook And soothe the fallen leaf Which follows you wherever you go,' Hurry, little brook And carry the love That God gaue you to spread ooer the world. LISA Powsu. Grade 12 WPN WHY MEN CLIMB MOUNTAINS Climb high they said upon rocky meadows without lush flowers of valley climb high to and God. Climb high upon pumice, wind streaking of hair to white icy walls blue lit and cracking. Climb up over ice upon snow, white and blinding over crevasse of glittering green tinged abysses. Up over a snow bridge thawing spring danger upon pink cold snow in meadows betraying. Climb up to the skyline to crest of the mountain sticking crampons, foot marks icy of spikes breaking surface. Up to the top where sky meets the crest of mountain where the wind lone and free tufts snowy crests. Climb high to find God upon loneliness of lonely meadow of snowy icy white, broken by climber in search of a reason. . WENDY TROSPER Grade 12 NATURE Glauy clear and rippling, Under the light of the moon, MII the surface of a :mall pond. And on a marry log rat a large lamp y toad, That croahed a :mall little tune. BARBARA WORTHINGTON Grade 9 W5 srnme CHANT Dresses, hats, and shoes, All are spring-new, all are spring-new Green, silver, copper money, All for dresses, hats and shoes. Dresses made of light cloth, Checkered, spotted, plain cloth, Green, silver, copper money, All for dresses, all for dresses. Hats made of straw and feather, Trimmed in ribbon, lace, and leather, Green, silver, copper money, All for hats, all for hats. Shoes of every size and hue, Slim, wide, buckled, blue, Green, silver, copper money, All for shoes, all for shoes. Dads of every size and shape See the bills and start to quake, Gone the green, silver, copper money, For dresses, hats, and shoes. Vicki WARRACK 6th Grade WW THE SEA-GULI. A sea-gull soaring high Dips and dives with the wind Swoops across the quiet, still, waters. His silvery body Sifts again and soars high above The cold mountains out of sight. CHARLEE HUTCHINSON Grade 12 DREAMS Dreams are ghostly shapes floating across an imagined sky, Ever changing as they move, challenging your memory. Swift and slow and-stopped, perhaps, Fearsome, happy, elusive, meander- ing, A moment of reality, then nothing. With awakening, these shapes slip quietly from view. A smile, a sigh, a lingering, soon to be forgotten. CAROLYN COLEMAN Grade 1 2 WN THE OI.D MAN The old man he sat on the stairs, And said he not a word. The old man he stopped by the fire, and watched it dwindle down. The old man he went outside, And looked away in the mist. The old man he walked away, And pulled himself out a knife. The old man he stabbed himself, and fell and died in the dark. JULIE SUTTER Grade 9 ' WFS , GOD'S ETERNITY A star flung :hy In the hlachert night, The withered arm of a tree, Renewed hy light, A child'J weeping On it'r mother'J hreart, The cry of a animal In the early dusk, The flutter of a leaf In the gentle hreeze, God remain: alwayf with the earth: and thee. JUDY ENGE Grade 1 2 WN CLOUDS Clouds, clouds, soft and white Against the deep blue sky, Come, come to life When the softest breeze blows by. Thin, thin, just a mist And then a mighty storm, Thick, thick, hard and black, Then gone in the early morn. PAT BAILEY Grade 8 47 TANTALUS I reach for a willow The wind hlowr it high, I reach for a Jtar A cloud driftr hy, I reach forthe moon I totter and fall, I reach for my darling Who rarer not at all. SUsAN OLSEN Grade 9 W? THE RUIN OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE Italy was a great empire Until the Goths Set fire To buildings that burned Pure black ' A Like that of a horse's back. The Goths then ,won Andeveryone knew That Italy had fallen with her sons Who had once been so true. DEBBY MA1zELs Grade 5 WPN POEM I wish I had a dollar For every wish I've made, Or a white and silver collar With a 'tie of pink brocade. Ora basket full of moonbeams, Or a world for me to build. Or perhaps just this once I'd like A wish fulfilled. JoAN SCHENKAR Grade 11 WPN POEM Plural words confound me so Because of the rules, I do not know. If you say niece, you can say nieces, But if you say mice, why not mices? You add an S, You add an O, It may be V, I'll never know. No wonder kids flunk out of schools. Their English just don't follow rules. CIRA MERENDINO Grade 8 WPN SNOW Snow is white. Snow is light. What is white? Snow, of course. MARY JANE Pnvon Grade 1 fx if ' .?.XiQg.a - ' .. . l.QQQ-As,-132 maXXXQ,1g3x,,xQ34f-Wm NX-sa.. 11-Xu: QNX X X wig? XX ..- .X X Iam. X. . .K ..KgQ,X,.g,,EgXK,X9MK.f.g KKyfyX,,,5i3fqgX .'X,X..Q,.A..X-X -X W.. X 'X Nigbifqkgsgx X X -X.-R.. yi? 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' S - 5' X S- X X -X L ' ' X :Wx 9155: -S :FT X - X X 9 -- 5' SSW 5' T EL Kg xX, - X wwf-- Xw X 1 xx A-if YT - n- 1 ' as x -, L k X 2 -X xi K K --gf-my X S. X, X - -f -.- X xswig X N, X- Q Q XM - X X X -X- -2 ' .-Q A - - X x - -lab X--P sw- . - . X-1 x vt-qi' X -kmkq 3 7 5 'Y Sm z in Q MJ' -' my X X XX 4 wx 5 X X ix -- X ,X X XX X X -X gg X X ggi X gk X X- X - .X X Q - .XXQQQX ' XX S ASX X I - N - 5, - 2' X x - N - X Q if A XX - X X X - X - as 5 X S up .50 X Misa: X A WSD- X -W 4 XX --xg K -- Ski ' ' X- Qixyxg-X X X g 1 A . - J , ' X: X TJ WA - -2 .X S V 'Gi-iEQ?fAT'fk-T X XX X if 'X K' wx Ui 1 Xxx- X X X X XXX S51-lX.XX5 -5 X- Q X X X ww wg- X X -X: XX , XXX- X X wwxsy -t K H: X aw L XX i- XX W Q x Graduating Class of 1958 Gretchen Evenson . . . . Gayle Cunningham . . Judy Bledsoe . Judith Rogers . Betsy Bledsoe . Jean Melden . Linda Clark . Mikie Griffith . Peachy Williams jennifer Paul . Victoria Boid . Sharon Smith . Candy Todd . Leanne Wilson Francoise Szigeti Nancy Bain . joan Palmer . Nancy Cragin . Margot Brice . . Univerfity of Wfhington . . . . . . . Scripps . Univerfity of Washington . . Univerrizfy of Idaho . . . . . . . Mills . . . Wllerley . Skidmore . Pomona .......Mill.r . . . . . . Wmar . Univerrity of Wsbington . University of Wrbington . . . . . Wellesley . Uninerfity of Wafhington . . . . . . . Vienna Mt. Vernon junior College . Univerxity of Wfhington . Uninerxily of Waflaingion . University of Oregon Alumnae News Births jill Bekins Anthony, '52, boy n, Noel Kimball Bradley, '48, girl Lois Wilson Burns, '53, girl - Alice Ann Arnold Calvert, '56, boy Lloys Raymond Carlsson, '52, boy jane Harris Davies, '46, boy Barbara Bridgers Dick, '50, boy Marilyn' Low Fire, III, boy Catherine Alexander Golding, '52, boy Priscilla Edmunds Goss, '51, boy Mary Heideman Halberg, '53, girl Loyal Nordstrom McMillan, '54, boy Ruth Stewart Mullen, '53, boy Nancy Skinner Norhoff, '50, boy' Marriages Barbara Boid, '54, to john Ramsey ' Nancy Boyce, '49, 'to Walter Heine I Antonia Dickinson, '51, to Brent MacDonald Sarah MacRae, '54, to John G. Fish Jane McVay, '54, to Eagle Nancy Nickum, '56, to Norman J. Branchflower june Overby, '49, to Robert W. Morin Susan Reed, '55, to Furman C. Mosley Mary Ann Short, '55, to Stanley Molitor Miriam Stedman, '50, to William McKnight Prater virginia canon Ream, '46, boy E n g a g e m e n t s Ann Mauk Herron, '46, twins fboy and girly Jane Mendnwcroft Robinson, '45, boy Lucy Cantril, '57, to Asher Abbott White Marcia McCreery Schneider, '53, twins fboysj Barbara Henry, '55, to George Koon Mary Ellen Agen Shattack, '56, boy Acknowledgments Sarah Williams, '55, to Edward Watson In Memoriam joan Judson, class of '50 PHILIP SAUVE, Metropolitan Press and Western WALLACE ACKERMAN, Photographer GEORGE AUGUST, Photographer PENNY MILLINGTON, Candid Camera 52 jQgg5A3,2?gf3fff5ff,fw 2 gi NG SQ hf,if3,QQh Q35 Q wggf fgsgfjif H 524 Q3 p W MQ? ef ' ' ff Nfwmf We M My IM w +f-Qfffiffff lg ,ffgiffiiggg Mfg? jW QQ? 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