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

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Judy Warraok Judy's gay wit and inexhaustible energy have proven to be her most salient characteristics during her intermit- tent terms at Saint Nicholas. She joined our class in the fourth grade, left for Bellevue in the eighth grade and did not return until she was a Sophomore. Because of judy's proficiency in math she was repeatedly elected Treas- urer of our class. Her capabilities as an organizer were also proven when she served as Class Secretary and as a member of the Prom Committee. Whenever Judy shouts the one Russian word she knows, we quickly remember her comic and quite hilarious portrayal of Kolenkov in the Senior Play. Judy's keen interest in Guatemala and her favorite pastime of creating merriment within our class have added much to the enjoyment of our school years. Ili ,y- , l . x . 2. :A Nj in . 5, ,rf IU, 3 ,Af f .J L,-I EJ! 'inf' P 1, ,f f fgf' 'F f . - .ff : 'l :tx jf .6141 ' N r If ' .f A, -- if iw 0 I . Y !f.,t?,f,. K VV 1 1. ' ,ff 2 f' ,rf 7 I, .M fa',,f , A f if . ,, .f? ' - L ' .- f fl' V ,ff 4 ' ' 'f ' 'A - H A' - 5 j 'J If I. VJ, fu- ?v,'t,f Y if -- Q ,- ' , , g. ,' Q ,N if . pg- ' . , F I, M, ' .I -,uv 'X If . fr ef F' ' .sl ' - . 1 ' --f ,. , . ff In ' . l, ,, X. , ,w ' A nj., ,' F. -' 5, is -,Q 1' t if 5 ,A -. : I,- fi ,gil 1 V' V M , f -,- F ,pf fr 1 ff if ' i if F 'fl . I I . J. p' If is N ,ir A I . 'V r I Al-V1 ,, if X: K fy. U lk , , .ff .1 ' Af- Q , , Q,-' I - ,- uf if I P 1 V , Ji' il ,g s , .' .- .' , 1 dl' . l .f f- ' 1 il l i N 'J 1 L? 1 ' V 'i I . 'i ,' ,- ' ' . N f - - wk ' 2 ,Lf V Ag l, fig!! ff' - 6, Ha! J 1 Z .. gr . L' gf , ,f ,g , M y Edwh W'1k' . HI' -' 1 1 1115011 iff .5 V 1, . 1 . .Q Q. l if Along with many in our class, Mary-Edith came to . , Ju ' f, .a . wi. 1 Saint Nicholas in her Freshman year. Her abilities werei Af ll fs-3. L1 9, soon recognized and she was elected Class Secretary in- her Freshman and Sophomore years. Having ably carried out these tasks she was elected Vice-President of Student Government in her junior year and later that same year was awarded the Leadership Cup. Mary-Edith has also svai been a member of the Nonette for three years, was Glee Club President during her Senior year and in her Junior year was one of the narrators for the Christmas Pageant. 'Lf' J' f. !' if L' V.: ii' 1, Qi' ,Mfr ,. , ., . K. .7 1 F 'VU , , yr W ,, .-sri i 'X .1' fa 5 , . iq, . A , v 2 I I . !. .- ,ff . 1 J .. , , -i - Pk A ' ' . . -- Q . f W. 1' 1 ,- 7 .. - 1 4 A....f H, . , .4 Her clever interpretation of Penny in the Senior Play, .U -Hx' 'gig .- an 1 You Can't Take It With You, will be long remembered. Pi, ' gy Y Main. , up. il , 1'l '-V, 5 , axflgarr' 'l Jin, wif' yr ,1 Y 1 ,4 g V w f'f'i 'El :J-fi

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Dianna Tucker Dianna's sense of participation and class spirit can be seen through her election as Vice-President of the Junior Class. She also has taken part in many extra-curricular activities such as after-school sports and the Christmas Pageant. Dianna is noted for her observant eyes, for she was the one who found the Senior key. We will always remember Dianna for her happy personality and infec- tious giggle. .. 4 ,N is a-,J . li. ,- x .f .- c .N . eg X ,V V., ., , X 1 . . .p , X' I 5' E. Q r, ,.- I ,ly 1 , AA, H , .,. . , , ' ff .1 ,f'fl'f' .5 5 fl' Nf' f?lf' ' -' N. 'H Lf' . fx H x ' '5 X- x 'j , lk, 21 XV . I ' H rj, J i R. r-at i'-' S' 5 I l vi i ' A Rh il' ' p ,133-4 . ,kj Iris ,,, E i Ifiaf X - si. , S4 . '. I' 2 s . V 1 it jj, fl J JV .gigs R- I .BN any I ,J j Vi -' 'Pk D 'L , 1 f -- , E a Y xx ix - Nil Wyre-Q. xx kmi. if 9 ik 'LAW ' ff? L , , ,bf , N' ,- '-...I ,- AL, Q N ,fi ,XX a , , --. --H ,h .1 f - 1, A '1.. x 'Sf' . . .. .f A' ' .': ' i f . x K+' ' Hb , -if-'J , J t gf: ' , - 5' 1. PN :L 2 .,-- t' gi? X NL t .1 4,12-xj XX, 1 AJ' if --c N if' l f' . ,J ff' K ,I W sg , ,R ,' , P, 1 -., NU K' ' - ,N i if if law' if 5 -V. 1' -W' 'Q.jL.f RRG 5 ' I ,. ' ,' YJ' ,I .7 ,kj 0 X X 1' exif fix-f fil !Llv Q M 111 ahl nma1er f ,f 5, , I K 4 '-H' 9. 5 V49 X, K A. Tall, blond jill has, during her five years at Saint Nicholas, shown ability in various fields. As a member of the varsity team and by a steady appearance at turnouts, she has done a great job of helping the Seniors win many victories. Her athletic ability also includes skiing, swim- I ming and boating. During her Sophomore year her excel- 'f iw. 3. m X 1 lence in academic subjects was shown when she won an award in Latin and the Prix d'Honneur in French. She also was a participant in the French Play. However, the things we will remember most about jill are her willing- iness to help, her optimism, and, above all, her sense of i P x if -Qihumor. fl l K f X Qi 1 .G x Q, My 22 in , ' .: M ' -' ll Q tv l 'jf fxiigiffkgr 4 'tx xwgf : A: I-'7' ,fa 4,33 .9 if R iii

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Cum Laude Seven girls-Boo Edmunds, Alice Harper, Ann Hoover, Cynthia Katz, Lynn Lasley, Julie Plant and Mary-Edith Wilkin- son-were initiated Friday, April first, into the St. Nicholas Chapter of the Cum Laude Society, in a formal ceremony held in the auditorium. Mrs. Helen Gilbert was the honored guest and speaker for the occasion. The St. Nicholas Chapter of the Cum Laude Society was established in 1956. Faculty members, including those who hold membership in Phi Beta Kappa and Sigma Xi, are Miss Edith Rowe, Mrs. Ann Neil, Mme. Laure Nichols, Mrs. Amy Mates, Mrs. Nancy Prichard, Mrs. Florence Wiltsie and Mrs. Helen Burke. Senior Mothers We are very grateful to our mothers for the tre- mendous amount of help they have given us through- out this year. They have been busy attending meet- ings, giving advice and donating money to their favorite cause, the Class of 1960. 24