Academy of the Sacred Heart of Mary - Nytana Yearbook (New York, NY)

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Tfnparalleled acclaim greeted the performances of the Dramatic Club this year. And this was but just, for rarely, if ever, have Park Terriers sui'p.issed the high artistic level of their productions. The season i opened with Maxwell Andersons A Mary of Scotland .ind closed with that hilarious and hair-raising com- edy, Arsenic and Old Lace, in which Sheila Hagan. Louise Manec- chia, Frances Drum and Marita Mulligan received a well-deserved .iccol.1de. llich year Park Terriers eagerly anticipate the Spanish Club's dra- matic pageant on Pi1nfAmeric.tn Day, and they are never disap- pointed, l'.irtieul.1rly impressive and enjoyable was the perform- ance staged by Senorita josehna Castan this year. A wealth of hitherto un- discovered talent was re- vealed as Students inter- preted ancient folls: cus- toms, dances and religious T rites with a deep and sym- pathetic understanding. MARY OF SCOTLAND. lN1iSS Janet Lally as Elizabeth and Miss Joanne Lally as Mary, in Maxwell Anders0n's Mary of Scotland. K 'a D Q-,,, -pq EL PERU: DANZA del SOL. Misses A. Murphy. M. de Moro, C. McKenna and EXIJIHITPIUA P. Smith. fTopl EL CARIBE: un par de cuban- itas bailando el Mambo. Misses janet Cinque and Eileen Van Soest. IBe- low? TNIUSICA Y LUZ: las assistentes de escena. Misses Clarisse Flowers and Judith Kennedy. , LIGHT-FINGERED. Blisses Hfary LOU BTC- Carthy and Betty Flynn. f LAS MARIACllI MEXICANAS DE PARK TERRACE. Misses Ida Porrata. Maureen O'Connor, Eileen Van Soest. Therese Rossi and janet Cinque. I

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is :li gi! ni PARTING IS SUCH SVUEET SORROXV! Misses C. Fox, A. Gray, S. Hagan, B. XVoisin, A. Van Achcn, F. Drum and L. Manecchia KA! Rigbib TEA FOR THREE. Misses E. Drum, M. Mul- ligan and M. Timmins. DRAMATIC menic ana! Jace , 1 I PAN-AMERICAN PAGEANT at 2 f . 4 1 3 J Speak up, Mortimer! Misses M. Grisi, C. Ray- mond and S. Hagan. is 4TopJ GOOD MORNING MR PRESIDFNTV' Misses T . V . , a - LNSCENE STARS. Misses M. L. Mc B. Woisin, L. Mancuhia, M. Mulligan and M. Egglhy, M. Carew and T. Charbon fHeloi1'l BEAUTY IS ONLY SKIN DEEP. Misses IW. Grisi. L. Manecchia, M. Timmins and A. Gray 36 K' D

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' ll Nl Galileo :ind llis Pupils brought u blue rihbon to Miss- es P. Clerltin. N. Colby, j Kane and Ii. Guudy. Freshmen. 155 Use of Polarized Lightufbluc rib- bon project of Miss P. McMahon. 'SAL Slalltlczltlbeal UI .s Misses J. XX heeler and B. To- biiisen. Seniors. earned I1 red ribbon with their MitOsis in Animals. pn 4 l l Onw.ird to Yictoryuf seemed the cry of SHMers in spirious eonipetitions this ye.tr. The Blue- .ind-XYhite was honored xsith blue. red rind white ribbons for excellent projects in the Catholic Science Council Exhibition nt Clirdiniil H.1yes H. S. Miss janet Lilly stole the spotlight in the He.irst Oritoricnl Contest for the juniors, while Sophs and Fresh- ies gained high honors in the Know-English Contest and the N.ition.il High School Poetry Society, 'El l' Miss lf. Flynn. '5i, won 21 red rihhon with her Stroboscope. CA.. Thc Story of Aluminum brought Miss Alice Segers. '54 a red ribbon K ' 5 vi-of l. ii 1 Niiss Jiinet Lgilly, Ile-girst Om- Misses Nicosia. Mclnty re. Range and Misses lf. McLoughlin. 55. an tory Finalist. Zimmer. bophomores. attained high Vl. Kiissner. '3-. sxinners in t e scores in the Know lfnglish Clon- test. iinnu.il tontest of the National lligh bthtpol Poetry Society,