St Agnes High School - Spires Yearbook (Los Angeles, CA)

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ramatics llsf Sommer Pafricia Onclre Mar Vos uez and Pauline Le io bus Y- Y q i 99 Y wlfh make-up in flue easl wing of flue Globe Thealre. I , 4 ,li ' vm , 3, . 7 , , 4 fl 2 'Neill xi Kafherine Waiters, es Wild Nell, coldly receives fha advances of Handsome Harry, played by Francis Blaire. THE GLOBE THEATRE has long been an oulsfanding ailraclion al fhe school carnival. This year, in addilion lo lhe fradilional ama- leur hour. lhe program leafured Two farces, Wild Nell, fhe Pel of lhe Plains and The Falal Quest presenlecl by members of lhe Speech class, ancl lhe ever popular Follies s+agc'l by fhe Senior boys. fl i

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THE HAUGHTY DUCHESS, surrounded by simple village folk, falls on her knees in supplianl veneralion al The miraculous apparifion of +he Virgin. A+ lhe high school performance Pafricia Ondrey, supporled by an enfirely new casl, played 'rhe role of +he duchess. IN CONNECTION wirh Fire Prevenlion Week, The Speech Ar'rs class presenied an origi- nal musical comedy, l-lol Slug, wriHen by Mary Te- resa Egerer and Carmel Peruzzi. The enfire class par- ficipaled, and bofh firemen and fellow sludenls ap- plauded fhe produclion en- fhusiaslically. 42 A TENSE MOMENT in A Painl- ing for The Duchess in which Mil- dred Vogel played fhe duchess: Francis Redmond, lhe par? of Manuel, fhe noblemani and Ru- dolph Abeyla, Basil, The painler. Carmel Peruzzi, Peggy Hansler, Mary Jane Roach, Mary Vasquez, Phyllis Sommer, and Norma Maron add color, rhy+hm and melody fo The Firebugn chorus.

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James Goule Peggy Hansler Kay WaHers Ed Keene, Eldon Vigney, and Pai McCar+hy enjoy refreshmenis between dances. Louis Papas and Phyllis Perry dance fhe France: Quinn and Speed Crandel pose Conga for Mr. Chrisfy. SINCE PEARL HARBOR, sfyles, adverfisemenls, and iewelry have falqen on a rnililary lone. So if was filling lhal Saini Agnes' Senior- Junior Prom should also have a parriofic lherne. The bids were mos? alrracrive in red, while and blue. Defense sfamps were sold during 'rhe course of lhe evening, and only lhose who had boughl sfamps were allowed lo parlicipale in lhe ninrh dance, approprialely called lhe Vic+ory Dance. The ballroom of rhe Ellcs' Club provided a suilable selling lor lhe affair. Johnny ..lay's orcheslra was a source of delighr lo lhe dancers. The prom commirlee consisied of 'rhe olzlicors of The Junior class: Alice Marie Annand, Charles Bruce, Paul Kennedy, Rifa lvlae lvlarrs, Bill lvlclvlonagle, Lorella Oslerday, Joseph Sloclcemer, and Grace Wing. UNIUR