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

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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.

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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.