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

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Mindy Meyer With a hoo-ha and a giggle, Mindy can be heard racing down the hall. Her gaiety and effervescence have never failed to dispel our doldrums. Among her activities we will most remember Mindy as Fashion Board Repre- sentative to Frederick's, or as the Angel in the Christmas Pageant, and, of course, as a vivacious cheerleader for Lakeside QRAH, RAh, Rah, rahj. Perhaps her most awe- inspiring accomplishment is that she survived twelve years at St. Nick. In spite of this, Mindy is one of the best- liked Seniors. Her personal charm and amiability will surely take her far. i X ,- - - ,- 1 Q. '. Chmstie M1cke1wa1t . , Christie began 'Saint Nicholas in her Freshman year with the same spirit of enthusiasm and conscientiousness that she still maintains. Her efliciency led her to become 'Class Treasurer in her Sophomore year, Class Captain in her Junior year, co-chairman for the posture contest and Alumnae Editor for the CANTORIA in her Senior year. Her athletic ability placed Christie on the varsity teams for volleyball and basketball, in the meantime she enjoys other sports such as swimming and skiing. Christie dis- played her dramatic ability in the Christmas Pageant and in the Senior Class Play, You Can't Take It With You. Christie's cheery face, big brown eyes and warm heart will surely be remembered.

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