Academy of St Joseph - In The Pines Yearbook (Brentwood, NY)

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Class '?roplaecy XVe know that success will surely reach her, For Ellen MeGeady's aim is to be L1 teacher. D761 Doris Moser hopes to be an interior decoratorg We'll find her surrounded with furniture galore we lfrom Agatha Munoz's throat golden notes will Will give to the world another Grace Moore. we lfileen O'M.1ra surely will wed, And blushing to the altar she'll be led. PG Margie O'SuIlivan hopes to be a big reporter, If she remembers all that was taught her. ,wc Irene Smith :lima to be a dancer, Until she meets n good romnncer. DK Renee Yerg in radio will make Ll name: Give her time and she'll attain fame. ' Q2 I . c IJ! 'GC r 'V o -if. ' 2 I 11,86 AQ!! io! 4120. - I - al MllZ Q

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at ramatics . . . An Inlfgfzzl Pam' of Our J, 1 i Amzvfjiivy af Brefziwoovf Training in speech and dramatics Ends adequate expression in an important event of our senior year-the Christmas Play. As shepherds and angels, Roman soldiers or inn-keepers, carollers or Magi, we lovingly portray the ever-ancient, ever-new advent of the dear Christ Child. The I-Iallowe'en Play, the performance of December 8, as well as our traditional Nativity Play, assist in preparing participants for the Bishop's various Speech Contests. Barbara Humphreys and Kathleen Novosel were respectively winner and runner-up in the Zone Contest. Barbara will, therefore, represent the Zone in the Final Contest on May 21.