Central Catholic High School - Lance Yearbook (Lafayette, IN)

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r,-'F' V f If only Christopher 1Dan Edwardsj could sing, Miss Pritch fMary MacDona1dJ and the orphans wish before the contest begins. Following Central Catholic's traditionthe Chorus and the Drama Club jointly produced the 1962 Christmas Convocation, The Miracle at Derrick, Texas. To put the audience into the Christmas Miss Bitterell QDiane Schaikj tot- ters up closer to hear the wonder- ful singing. Kathy Force and Carol Wallace blend their Voices song at rehearsal. spirit, a one-act 'play combined with solos and fes tive choral numbers was presented. Under the cap- able direction of Sister Mary Everildis and Mrs. Mary Doak, the convocation was a joyous success. Mary MacDonald and Mary Sue German rehearse one of their scenes for the Christmas convo. Tin ., 1, 1, 5

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fl l i W ljnlf t Y ROW ONE: Diane Schaik, Mary Sue German, Marika Enz, Mary McDonald, Kathy Fawbush, Sydney Wolford, Marilyn Petric, Linda Lehnen, Pam Morgan, Marilyn Barton. ROW TWO: Sandy Baron, Kitty McDowell, Linda Albregts, Suilon Chow, Sylvia Smith, Sandy Meyer, Kathy Force, Doraleen Scheetz, Mary Weber, Susie Reifers, moderator, Mrs Doak. ROW THREE : Carol Wallace, Dick Wise,Jim Faulkner Don Knight, Dick Edgell, Mike Schafer, Tom Shriner, Terry Hunsberger, John Maloney, Dan Lambuth, Sandy Wulff. Drama lub features two productions Sandy Meyers directs her group in a scene from the Christmas play, 'Miracle at Derrick, Texas. Practice! Rehearsal! Revisionl Opening night! These are all a part of the long, tedious hours spent by the zealous members of C.C.'s Drama Club in the production of the annual spring play. However, it has an enjoyable side too. When all is done, the students are generously rewarded for their hard work by the satisfaction of a job well done Drama Club activities provide stu dents with common interests an oppor tunity to become friends at the same time that it helps them develop poise and the ability to communicate. Whether it be for dramatic interests or for the social graces, any student may become an active member of the club with a little hard work. Among its activities, the club has membership in the National Forensic League and participates in state-wide speech meets. Work and fun are the bywords of C.C.'s Drama Club.

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Lights burning late in the auditori- um, students arriving at seven and leav- ing at ten or even eleven--such were a few of the signs of the work involved in making the'operetta a success. Much sewing and costume designing by the Home Economics Department also played a part. Cast members were Diane Schaik as Marietta, Don Knight as CaptainDick, Mike Moreno as Etienne, Suilon Chow as Adah, Kathy Fawbush as Lizette, and Dan Lambuth as Silas. aughty Marietta Don Knight, as Captain Dick, guards his leading lady, Diane Schaik. Don, an accomplish- ed pianist also, did most of the playing for the chorus this year. CHORUS OFFICERS: Suilon Chow, Janet Scherschel, Sue Blakesley, Ellen Datzman, and Dan Lambuth help organiae the music for the pro- duction.