Cardinal Dougherty High School - Eminence Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Dv E 1 C 5 Talent rs caught by the eye of the camera as a few cast members X rrrke a pose. XVhar'S Penny up ro now? papers. quite unaware of the prepared for actionf 5 'W' . K A Q as 'Ark L 1 ! 'Q Caleb and Lydia glance at some upset about to follow. Hulda. be f I u E 5 f s Q ' 4'-. - .i al f. rf' Hey, 5lOP. lady. You're choking mel yells Flash tfrancis McGin- nessl. phorographer for a local newspaper. What an understatement! Had Lydia pulled any harder. Flash mighr not have lived lo tell the lale. Ir was a Struggle. but Lydia succeeded in gaining the hlm,

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l come luclclu Hulda :Elaine Mooneyl. the rather untypical maid of the Pringle household. returns with bag and baggage to find herself once again in the family's good graces. 9 +412 X . e3 t.N lr 'I E: y l 4, Cyr- X T i , 1' wg, Ax if I if Miss Haskins can't avoid getting into the swing of things: and this time it was Hulda's howling pin. Gram l.1ean Kelletll and Joanna 4Ei1t-cn Gutdnv attempt to rivive her. C., . Q23 f - I new . f ' , its .5141 lg Tilt your head a little more. Joanna. 4Eileen Guidal instructs Penny. as she poses her friend in order to paint a portrait of her soul. The masterpiece gives Gram Uean Kellettl a shock at tirst glance. However. she quickly recovered and had much to say regarding Penny's art. fi ffl 'Xi l- -p- fb 1 They't-: eloping! Penny had a liltle trouble talking Kerry into it, but she linallv convinced him. The plan makes headway as Kerry meets his fair lady at her bedroom window. The bride-to-be is radiant as she meets her hesitant bride- groom. Unfortunately. everything back- Iires. if' if if . N 1 5, 1 I 2 i i i 4' 82 1 f I

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One music from a thousand stops and strings. fBeelsQ To provide for the musically gifted boys and girls of our high schools. the administrators of our archdiocese engage profes- sional musicians to give weekly lessons on the various band and orchestra instruments. The skill and devotion of these masters to their work create an incentive and set an example that has changed many a potential musician among us into a prohcient one. How well they accomplish their task is evident in the grati- fying results that we know as our Spring Musicale. in. Band Conductor MR. JO5liPl'l COLANIONIU ' ., Qi Nvi 'inf'