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I-Ioctenanny, Drama Clubs Teach, Entertain THE PROMISE OF A GOOD PLAY . . . Drama Club officers, Cl to rj Laura Driscoll, vice-president: Dorothy Walsh, sec- retaryg Jeanne Stucka, publicity chairmang Lynne Velling, treasurer: and Eileen Higgins, president, ask the approval of director, Sister M. Joanne for an advertising campaign. BUT THEY LOOK PURPLE WITH THAT LIGHT . . . Dramatists, Karen Praisler and Carolyn Frank- lin, discuss a lighting problem. The Drama Club provides en- joyment for its audiences and members. Sophomores, ju- niors, and seniors exercise their individual talents and learn to use speech and move- ments effectively. Through the year the members, under the direction of Sister Joanne, grew in an appreciation for dramatic art. Sophomores, juniors and sen- iors interested in music, folk singing and guitars now have their own organization-the I-Iootenanny Club. Supervised by Sister Joanne, members gathered to sing their fav- orite songs to the accompani- ment of guitars. IMPROMPTU? . . . HARDLY! . . . Well-rehearsed members of the Hootenanny Club fl to rj Sue Mamer Kathy Sujata, Carol Winkler and Connie Goetz form a professional group.
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