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

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Marilyn Gandy Ever since she entered Saint Nicholas in the seventh grade, Marilyn has been one of our more outstanding leaders. As Sophomore Class Captain, Secretary and later Vice-President-Treasurer of Student Government, Marilyn showed herself to be a well-organized, and extremely capable student. This year, as Senior Class President, she has guided us well through our often difficult problems. As well as her school activities, Marilyn is also an avid sportswoman. Saint Nicholas can thank Marilyn and her family for having our first exchange student. Few will forget her unselfish devotion to our school and the Class of 1960. l i Ruth Genung In six years at Saint Nicholas Ruth has proven herself to be one of the most well-rounded persons in our class. She has excelled in all phases of our school life-leader- ship, academics, and sports. Not only has she participated in all class projects, but also has been active in all school activities. In her Sophomore year Ruth served responsibly as Class Captain, Secretary of A.A. and Editor of the Quill. The following year Ruth ably headed the finx staff during the second semester. Senior year brought on added responsibilities for her as Senior Class Secretary and Photography Editor of the CANTORIA. Throughout the years Ruth's name has freipently appeared on the class and varsity teams and on t e honor roll. In addition to all her activities the Class of 1960 can always depend on Ruth's timely remarks to make or break the peace.

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