Notre Dame Preparatory School - Towers Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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mil 'l' Q F3 ,GSB T489 OPAUYA CLUB Preszdent Vxce Preszdent Secretary Treasurer JEANNE BUTLER MARTHA GRIFFIN JOSEPHINE MANNERING HIS year the Opauya Club whlch was organlzed last year for the boarders numbers almost the ent1re class among nts members Although our actxvmes have not been wlde or varled we feel that our efforts have been most successful At the beglnnmg of the year the boarders gave an amusmg llttle sk1t dealmg wlth the perp1ex1t1es and problems of boardlng school l1fe whlch were solved by the nlmble wlt of the young ladxes 1n questxon Though qu1te lmpromptu fhlS program met Wlfh general approval On November l as our part of the Educatlon Week Program several members of the class pre sented another short play entxtled When Angry Count a Hundred whlch met Wlfh equal success A nat1v1ty Tableau and chorus made up our part of the Chf1Sfm3S program Our best efforts however were concentrated on the productlon of two one act plays 1n February 1n whlch half of the club took part The cast generously sacrliiced thelr recreatlon to practlce but were entxrely recompensed by the favorable acclalm vxlth vxhxch the plays vsere rccen ed Dramatls Personae THE HONOR OF THE CLASS Evelyn Thornton Carol Bennett Leonore Rutherford Gwendolmne Prescott 'I he Class Fauorzte Edlth Harrxs Rlda Shea Margaret Carlln Theo W1ll1s Nanette Green Mar1e Carozza Al1ce Hubbard Genevxeve Kunkel Helen Coakley Mlldred Merrxll Mary Dunn Loulse Rose Mlss Carter, the Prlnczpal Anne Byrd Thompson A'SO'S YOUR AUNT ANNA Aunt Anna Margaret Connor Jean Jeanne Butler Mrs Lake Mlldred Lar1mer Luc1lle Leonle Tatum Mrs Knox, the nezghbor Bobby Llttleheld hood qazette Nellle, a mzsquzded orphan Sarah Adalr arf 5 8 Ee J mg. Adm , - sig mme .ge .N r Q -' :rv -425:21 nl lllrl J.. Q uff' X Q T 1' f If I 1 AA ' 7, s - -C I ' 1 ' a . ' 1' r ' Y r 1 ' r I . I' . .

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OCIEY l! S Illl Soclal Qalenelmr melrcates our Cl1XLYSlOI'1S ldlye been numerous and pleasant lectures dances teas card parties trrps plays have gone to make the year soclally as ue l as olherwlse a splend1d success It IS hard to say how yery greatly our new bullelmg has contr1buteel to our enjoyment but lf IS our smcere yyxsh that our actlons may always express only love and gratltude to our beloyeel Qup rxor S1ster 'Vl Pbllemon who so courageously undertook 1ts construetlon for our play srcal yy ell being and pleasure SOCIAI CAI ENDAR October l eeture by I ours H XVetmore October limo fLCll1l by Alexander Sklarevskr October l eeture by Dr 1 heodore Maynard October Boarelers Hallowe en Party November 4 lecture by Dr J Duncan Spaethe of Prmce on November 7 lOccles1aSoc1etyln1t1at1on Noyember l Natronal Catholrc lfclucauon XVeek Provram November l Lecture by Msgr Ryan of Catlaollc Um yerslty Noyember I Annual Mlssxon Bazaar December l lecture by Stanley B James December l3 Merrxe Masquers Nat1v1ty Plays l60l L' E It DL x L I I L xx. t vx I L vu xx 1 B 5 W 1 X .3 . 3 A . 4 -v L - v V e f 1 v - , , , ' v. in ,sl LA e ' sv ' x ' ' Y 7 3 V S Y . I D 3 I 5 I A ' I Y I Y 5- L K e , - - September Zlglintertainment by A Class. , Zlw, , , A ' A W , ,u ' 24 fe X ' . 1 ' . ' Q '. , Zgm . V y ' , L y ' 31- . ' ' e 1' . . w 1 ' lx 1 y , y s s ' x- l . 1 4 x ' lx y I I ' vm x l,- ' ' 4 ' xy b ' U 74 ' ' e y - . , . B 3 ll y l 4 Y . 3..-