St Johns Cathedral High School - Eagle Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Amxxxxuf Hr21l'l'l'f.l'J'.l'J'g .rrr.r.r.rf1 '-fxnnannnx. Top Row: R. Jonas, F. Welcenbach, L. Peck, C. Richards, J. Fleming, S. de Ranitz, J. Long, Q. Mehan, J. Donahue, F. Dineen, H. O'Mahar, H. Majesky. Sixth Row.' W. Heilhecker, J. Lipscomb, A. Hinke, R. Custer, L. Sadowski, L. Radomski, H. Woida, P. Meisenheimer, O. Ball, W. Kramer, T. Gavigan. Fifth Row: N. Eberhardt, B. Runte, A. Haessly, C. Meidel, J. Goetter, C. Wacker, B. Piaskowski, G. Beland, A. Goetz, T. Hanley, W. McGovern, R. Deuster. Fourth Row: M. Hoffman, L. Luehrs, B. Garskay, K. Stetter. Third Row: R. McAneny, T. Derry, M. Gutmann, E. Titus, F. Schreck, K. Melchior, M. Kirtchen, F. Ellison, M. A. Bastian, M. P. Maher, D. Kuptz, M, Sullivan, A. Glazer, M. Sauve. Second Row: S. Laubach, C. Schattanik, J. Studnicka, M. Christiansen, M. Purtell, K. Gergen, C. Mackin, M. Flynn, J. Gonring, M. Hanley, H. Weber, B. Peter- sen, M. Carino. First Row: B. Bouchard, N. Whelan, M. Bradley, L. Schmitt, W. Czajczynski, E. Fritsch, M. Schipper, C. Young, I. Rutkowski, G. Hoffman, H. Rabinek, S. Ripple. Dramatic Society The Dramatic Society is one of the largest organized groups in the school, in spite of the fact that its membership is limited to the Junior and Senior classes. The purpose of the society is to enliven interest in dramatic work, to develop freedom in the art of self-expression, and to familiarize members with such important tasks as the setting of the stage, costuming, prompt- ing, and directing. The society holds weekly meetings, at each of which a short dramatic program is presented. The best one-act plays are then se- lected and dramatized before the entire student body. Besides these activities, the society presented a Christmas drama, a pre- lenten program, and the Senior Class play. The members of the society are to be commended for the splendid cooperation which made possible these achievements. The officers of the Dramatic Society are: President, Ralph Deusterg Secretary, Cecelia Macking Treasurer, Mary Purtell. F I 9 3 2 E A G L E Page Forty-seven

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mxxxgsx c Qzuffwmfd T JJJJIPHQ bmmmmxmmv The Crusader? Return December 21, 1931 i CAST OF CHARACTERS The Countess ..................................................... Mary Purtell In Her Household: Romona, her daughter, Nelle IfVhelang Magdella, her maid, Cecelia Macking Arnold, the crusader, a cousin, Ralph Deuster. In the Dream: Jethro, an old shepherd ..................... .... L ouis Radcmski Ruehl, his brother ....... David, his son ...... King Gaspar ..... King Balthazar King Melchior . .. Amlec .......... Kati .......... Ismael . . . Archangels: Michael .. . Raphael .... Gabriel ........,. ... ......... .. .. Uriel .............................. Guardian Angel of the Christ Child .. . Angel Angel Angel of the Breeze ..... of the Earth ......, of the Star ................... of the Dawn .... Angel Simon, an old Shepherd .. Jared, his son ........... The Blessed Virgin .... Saint Joseph ............ Zebedee, Shepherd-lad ..,. Nathan, an old Shepherd .... Elkanah, his son .......... Daniel, younger son ....................................... Roman Soldier .......................................... Joseph Long Robert Melanson . .. Raymond Gregory ....... Carl Meidel Robert Custer William Lutschak . Ralph Jonas .. .. Carl Richards . . Arthur Hinke .. john Fleming Quinn Mehan .. Thomas Hanley . John Donahue . . .. . Jane Studnicka Margaret Bradley ...... Marion Hanley . .. Cecelia Schattanik . .. Henry Ziolkowski Oscar Ball . .. Bernice Garskay . . . . . .. George Foran William Heilhecker . .. ... Aloysius Goetz .. ... William Kramer Thomas Gavigan Laurence Bernauer Place: Castle of Archduke Frederick, Toulouse, France. Time: Christmas Eve, 11:50. ORDER OF SCENES Prologue-The Crusader Returns 6. 1. Shepherds on the hillside. Between scenes 1 and 2- 7. Piano-Accordian Solos, Mr. Sidney de Ranitz. 8- 2. The Wise Men in the East. 3. The Angels come to earth. In scene 3- Cal Dance of Joy Angels of Dawn, Breeze, Earth 9- Cbj Angelic Choir-- Holy Night. 4. At Jacob's Well. The Angels' Announcement Chorus: Glory to God -Deilman 5. The Wise Men enter Bethlehem. In scene 5- We Three Kings. Shepherds receive the Angel's mes- sage. An aged Shepherd loses his way. Shepherds arrive at the Inn Court- yard. Between scenes 8 and 9- Selections from 'KChristmas Fan- tasy, Mr. Sidney de Ranitz. At the Crib of the Saviour. In scene 9- Chorus: Jesu Bambino -Yon Epilogue After Epilogue--S. J. C. H. S. Or- chestra Nativity Tableau-- Come Let Us Adore Him! Page Forty-eight I 9 3 2 E A G L E