St Andrew High School - Amplifier Yearbook (Saginaw, MI)

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Senior Class Play 'Cousin Judy April 15, 16, 1945 An unhappy moment for the l 'nifson family isllrw. Cousin ludy's announcement of her plans. Surrounding the iamous but tenipermental actress are Mr, and Mrs. Thomas lamieson, Vincent Water and Shirley McCurryg their daughters Elizabeth and Sally, lane Petiet and Patrlcia Twayp the maid Hazel, Anne Otto, the nurse, Colleen Lawler, and Doctor Newman, Robert Chesher. Marilyn Bannon played the title role. The play was directed by Miss Marie Richter. TOMORRCVV Some day Cousin ludy will be just a name on a faded old program. But not now. Now it means youth and fun, singing and the flash of orange and black. lt means the lusty rhythm of Louisiana lslayrideu . . . vague figures floating in a fairy dance . . . looys singing in the dim light of a camp fire . . . acolytes in Easter white . . . the Red Cross . . . and a flag Wav- ing . . . Moe's orchestra . . . the fragrance of spring flowers . . . spotlights . . . gay laughter . . . applause . . . and a song we are still humming, Together Yes, it may be that on some far tomorrow our class play will be only another faded memory But so too then will be our youth and all our youthful memories. We shall be old in deed. CAST OF SENIOR CLASS PLAY, HCOUSIN IUDY 1' RPRIL 15, 16. Page Twenty-Three

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George W'atkins, lyricist, sings his own song, Who's Who W' ith You? St. AndreW's radio program over WSAM, May 4. l-le is assisted by the other senior boys. Student Council Senate Floyd Shaddeau, Donna Watz, treasurer: Patricia Tway, Donald Couillard, vice presidentg Mary Patricia Boe- heimg lean Straebelp Robert Chesher, president: Patricia McGurrin, secretary: Maur- ice Tessin, Earl Tway. Page Twenty-Two ACCENT ON PEACE . . . Members of the Civics Class in panel on Peace. Seated: Rita Forbes, who spoke on Our Part in the Peace Plan 5 Thaddeus Schulz, Pope's Peace Plan 7 standing, lohn McPa'y, presiding: Peace Patternj' Colleen Lawler, Dumbarton Oaks Conterencef' Elaine Hinds. Standing: Theresa Brogger, who gave the reading, Rouge Bouquet by loyce Kilrnerg Roy lank and Virgil Moeller, trumpet accornpanists.

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The Otto parents enjoy a visit from their seminarian son, Frater Edgar. Anne 15 at his right. Senior boys with Mr. Tessin at the Tessin home, receive news of President RooseveIt's death. Evening at the LaBarIIe home. Marge is- standing. Page Twenty-Four Diggin' some of Moe's best jive records. The Edward Waier family r From left to right: Mr. Water, Mrs. Water, Vincent ts We shall remember always For well we know that wha The Christian home is temg Wherein peace dwells fore - Class po The Harry Lawler family From left to right: Sheila, Colleen, Cseniorl Ierry, Mrs. and Nancy.