Academy of the Holy Names - JM Yearbook (Albany, NY)

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Someone's being tricked! T HE C A S T fin order or appearance! Argan. . . . Toinette . . . Veronique . . . . . . . Angelique .... . . . . . Monsieur Fleurant . . . Beline ..... Monsieur de Bonnefoi Cleante............ Monsieur Diafoirus . . . . . Thomas Diafoirus . . . Louison ..... Beralde Monsieur Purgon. . . Our gaily-garbed usherettes prepare for arecord attendance. . . .Virginia Ehrhardt . . . . . . . .Mary Birch . . . Betty Ann Walsh . . . . . . Ellen Rooney . . . . Maureen Walsh . . . . . .Judith Miller Mary Agnes Hannon Mary Lee Dubusker . . Catherine Devlin . . . Margaret Flynn . . . Elaine Cappiello . . . . Judith Devane . . . .Kathryn Estill Anger and Anguish -- but he really didn't hit her. I

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Riffs' 5 mrs I This is one way to get one's feet clean! Z. T-Us J 1 , - xl 1 ,, n.i, A g W Y ry 6 X ,K at -, Jrklarg 591 A ,A -,,.,r. P t ! STP Li ' Q if- 1 b, r rr' 'Kr C X lyk ,I it riff J il f 453, fi JfW'??' wrD..V J ,, Q e A ,. ,, .1 ,wi'flT -ff NVQ g5y,JdqQs vp XM FW . :ii ffm' :lu 'ff , , .1 iii- -L Dramatis Personae Molieres Mischief Monsieur Moliere was certainly adept at the art of entertainment. His witty satire, The Imaginary Invalid, was presented by the Senior Class on the evening of January fourteenth, and was warmly received by the audience. Ginny Ehrhardt, as Argan, the testy invalid, stomped around with con- vincing irascibility, consuming large quantities of various medicines. Mary Birch, as the mischievous Toinette, delighted onlookers with her quick change disguises and pert impudence. Margie Flynnbroughtdown the house with her amusing interpretation of that unctious papa's boy. Thomas Diafoirus. Ellen Rooney and Mary Lee Dukusker, as the ever - thwarted lovers, Angelique and Cleante, gained our sympathy, while the scheming Beline Uudy Millerj and her conniving accomplice fMary Agnes Hannon! won only our contempt. Judy Devane, Betty Ann Walsh, Cathy Devlin, Maureen Walsh, Kathy Estill, and Elaine Cappiello acquitted themselves admirably in their diverse roles. Jeanne Linnan. student director, and the hard-working and resourceful production staff were implementary in making the Senior show a success. Orchids to Mrs. Riley, director, and congratulations to the Seniors on J another hit! P. S. We're sure no one will ever forget the tender strains of Fair Phyllis ---- Ellen isn't impressed.

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XXX lxl ' xx - A QW ' Xe-xx 1 QL. ' V A U 'A 2- V l .., - F ' s. pf 3 :ij B , x Z ' YQ A -- 1- 3'7 ' 'ln 1 ,f' 1' V' 'Rui .g 'ki - A Hi-Day hello to the girls from 628. Fun - Food - Frolic Food-laden tables and a soda bar set the stage for a delicious and delightful Hi-Day on a golden October aft er- noon. After the feast - the frolic. Little red wagons and battered suitcases, filled with a weird array of strange gar- ments, were the props for hilarious inter-class races. The aura of good fellowship that surrounded Hi-Day has not faded, but will last throughout the year. Another happy time was our traditional Rome Day, when the girls from our sister school in Rome, New Yorktrav- eled to Albany for a day of friendly competition. An abundant luncheon soon disappeared and then we turned to bas- ketball games, from which Albany emerged victorious. A scintillating entertainment presented by the Juniors com- pleted another day of --- fun, food, and frolic. ,r , 1.43335 Hr' l 2' A picnic in the park with more food on the way. m .