Academy of Our Lady / Spalding Institute - Summa Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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and special honors One of the highest , honors that can come i to a Senior student is to be chosen Academy Girl. This year the honor was bestowed on Peggy Brophy. chosen by the seniors because of her co- operation and willingness to help others. Her friend- ly ways, her leadership, her sportsmanship, and her religious and moral character have indeed merited for her the honor of Our Academy Girl. Barbara Buckley. May Queen Peggy Brophy. Acddemy Girl were given A child of Mary indeed is Barbara Buckley, our May Queen. As prefect of the Sodality, she has the privi- lege of crowning Our Lady on May Day. Barb has been an active Sodalist for four years and has sup- ported the projects of the So- dality to the best of her ability. Her leadership and good character are also re- Hected in her membership in the National Honor So- ciety. 20

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Mary Lou Iones entertains Rochestefs house guests with a lovely ballet. Accompanist. Carol Philipp. Iane welcomes her childhood nurse, Bessie. Mrs. Fairfax, Adelle and Nora enjoy the nxeeiing the seniors presented lane Eyre .... Rochester explains the possible enteriainment of a bona fide Gypsy Dr. Carter examines Mason's iniury as lane Eyre, Lady Mary, Sir Lynn. Lady Blanche, Dowage Lady Ingram Rochester. and Grace await his verdict and Dr. Carter 'F ,ssy 's l f' FQ- Q w e w We Q Dr. Carter and Lady Blanche leave Lady Mary with Zita. Sir Lynn resents Zita's exclusion of the men fi-We ide T ef S22- fax v L'- ff? Q- A JANE EYRE. n governess .......,.................,.......,,..,.. Barham Buckley MRS. FAIRFAX, housekeeper of Thornficld Hull . Judy Wiltsc ADELE VARENS, Roclu-ster's adopted child ,.., Dianne Wallbcclr NORA. an Irish servant girl .... ,......,.,.,....... .... ..... ............... ...,. P n L H e yd GRACE POOLE, a servant ................,..................,......,.... - .,.,.,. Pat Pio BESSIE LEAVEN, Jnne's one-time nurse-maid ..,,........ Joan Hibser BERTHA .........,,..............,..,.........,...,.........,..,.,......................., Donna Hurst, DOWAGER LADY INGRAM ..............................................., Sue Cusack LADY MARY, her daughter .,........ LADY BLANCHE, Mary's sister ,,....,...,..,....... ....... R obin Bartholomew . ..........,,, Kilty Snninicl' ZITA, an old Gypsy .....,,.......................,,,,............,,...,..., Karen Whalen EDWARD ROCHESTER, master of Thnrnfielrl Hull ...,..,,,,,, . ........................................,....,....,,...,....................... Phil .Kronenborg DR. CARTER .... ,...,,,........,,.,,,........,,,......,.................,,.. .... ...... J 1 n 1 Milchnn SIR WILFRED LYNN, in love with Blanche ...... ....,. R ick Grimlvr RICHARD MASON ........,.,....,.....,......,.,............,...,............ Jim Mnslerson MR. JOHN RIVERS ,,..,.....,... .................................................... J ack Znng Directed by Sister Elccla Mario

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to the two highest members of each senior class The Valedictorian and Salutatorian for Spalding are Richard Grimler and Iohn O'Neill, respectively. These boys, aside from their scholastic achievements, find time to participate in various school activities. Rick Grimler is treasurer of the senior class and also held the office in his junior year. He is a member of the Student Council and the National Honor Society, Sports Editor of the Institute and Business Manager of the Summa Iohn O'Neill is a very active member of the Science Club and also is enrolled in the National Honor Society. Spalding is very proud of these young men. 30 Marilyn Gibbons, Valedictox-ian, cmd Marilyn Buchler. Sulutatorian Richard Grimler, Vuledictorian. and Iohn O'Neill, Salututoriun The highest scholastic honor attainable by any student of the Academy of Our Lady, that of Valedictorian, was achieved by Marilyn Gibbons. Marilyn also found time to serve as vice-prefect of the Sodality, play in the Band and participate in speech meets. The second highest award, the Salutatorian, was obtained by Marilyn Bach- ler. Besides the hard and serious work necessary for this, Marilyn was also managing editor of the Compact, Stu- dent Council representative, and participated in many speech and musical activities. The class of '55 is justly proud of their class leaders.