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- .- .11 , auf-A.-1 -J -25.3. ff-A N CUR DRAMATIC CLUB As we terminate the final chapter in the illustrious Book of Memories, let us reveal to you its pages, wherein are disclosed the novel experiences of the class of 1931 in its alhliation with the Saint Genesius Dramatic Club. Our time and efforts have been well expended. Freshman year with its hopes, its dreams, its ambitions of newly initiated high school girls, was brightened by the presentation of Shakespeare's immortal comedy, As You Like It. So eff fective was it, that Twelfth Night was produced toward the close of the follow' ing year. Then in our junior Year came a fanciful drama, an artistic little play which struck a responsive chord somewhere down in our prosaic beings. The Ivory Door truly left an indelible impression on us, so attractive was it in its colorful charm, and the excellence of its portrayal. Christmas came once more with its renewal of the celebration of the Birthday of the King and the presentation of The Gift of Love easily eclipsed all previous Yuletide performances. In February of this year, active work in Buliwer Lytton's Richelieu began in earnest. The individuality of advertising posters, for which we were indebted to the Art Club, proved a valuable asset in stimulating enthusiasm. General co' operation resulted in a superb achievement, and, upon the completion of the splendid play, unanimous praise greeted both players and Madame Anna Daly Fallon, our directress, whose capabilities in dramatics have placed us in the first rank of amateurs. Our glory has been shortflived, and now as we are about to sever our relations with the club whose success formed so great a part in our lives we reflect momentarily on those many happy hours spent in loyal good comradeship. With reluctance we surrender our places to the undergraduates, fully cognizant that they will carry on the splendid work so eiliciently inaugurated by our predecessors and so sacredly cherished by us. We feel confident that they will never deteriorate to the rank of mediocrites and will ever remember the Dramatic Club's great motto, There is no such word as fail. One Hundred Twenty one
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