Harrisburg Catholic High School - Pridwen Yearbook (Harrisburg, PA)

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5 25 nU5lC ORCHESTRA MR.HAROLDG.YEAGLEY Left In Riglfl, Rear Row: P. Mzmnix, B. l.:1nSl1c, YV. Rudgcrs, F. O'Cunnnr, M. Nfzxlmlcv, I.. Snxithcrs, J. Nfinmulglm, J. I.zuVi:1, A. Soulliurrl, Y, Viuni, John Pcshimx, Jus. Pcshinu, J. VVzxlcIschmilt, H. Krvidlcr, R. Fuziu, F. Krfulthcilll Frrmi Rout P, 'Nlug:1ru, NI. Gizlnnulli, E. Gzlrvcr, V. Bind, R. Kluibvr, A. Dnnzv, V. 'X1CCvvxv1'!1, R, Skunk J. Drmulivs, lf, lfnrnwzxld P. Burns, Nl. Suulhxlrcl, N Ka-nnv, D. Amfruulznkis, R Crm-cl1.'l1, A. N:lpiltrmi:1, C SuuHiz1rrl, J. Klulwr, Smith, R. Husir, M.Dmxlil1g1 T. Nclllmzulcr, P. Mallcv. BOYS' CHCRIC SPEECH Lvl! In Riglyl, Slanzlinku: C. Ifurnvv, Aicllo, J. Zupcfc, D. J:ilippL'Hi, E. Crulric, A. Viuni, E. Hiltun. Sealed: S. Stud., J. Bvrwlwtl, J. Filfpprlli G. Easton, J. Nlzlrchi, R. Slollgh, If Kumpf, F. cIm'Grnut. l GIRLS' CHORIC SPEECH 1.1111 IU Riglzl, Top Row: l., A1111-11':111u, U. Allmlxi, K. McGraw-rn, M. Ijppi, B. Duggan, D. Rzlspu, P. Brvslfll, M. M11- Iunuy, C. Dcnnin. Seroml Row: M. Srha-II, M. Simun1m1, I INT Hindu M. Hzxrrillgum, l. Ma.-Mzlllrm D.. lfnmkglvillzx, P. Smith, M. Mclixlxgh- lin, J. Trxlin, P. Mugxurrr, l.uw4'1 Row: Bl. Pzlrhum, A, Dunn, A Sinmnic, T. Rirlcwnocl, D. Amlrmllukis li. Shimp, M. Dowling, M. Zlugur, E Mutizlsic. -

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GIRLS' CHQRUS Lvfl to Rigbl, Top Row: G. Nissan-ll, R. Hilxl, G. Slmvcr, I.. Smillmcrs, Nl. Durlurvruw E. Durlwruw, V. Bluscu, R. Stuck, C Fzlziu, NJ, Murlzlml. , Tlrinl Row: NJ. Wviss, E. Milla-r, lXl, Bimlu, J. Pupumlrvu, M. Blanscu, ll. Rimplcl, L. Donzc, J. Cwrislm, E. Fnrnwzllcl, R. Aclum. Sammi Row: N. BL-mlm-r. M. Nm-I, C. Sullingcr, M. llurringlun, M. Null, A. Dunzv, Il. Sllisslznk, A. Slxirsslzxlc, R. llusic, lNl. Duwliv1g.:, P.Smi1h. I,nu'ur Row: G. Suulliurnl, R. Crcvnlrn, M. Eukvr, T. Ccrsic, P. KL-nmwly, K. Nlcf Mullah, D. Amlrnululaix, Nl. Nlurplxy, P. Mnglzxm, P. Mnlm. Q 41 ,An I. O'C0nnnr :Six-'?'p JN 9 THEL1 Q O 52' BAND Conducted by all In Riglrl, Top Row: lNlr. llzlrcvlrl C. Ycaxglcy, Dirk-elm-g L. Martin, J. Lovrzxniiz, J. llalxliclm, G. I lcllcr, F. Bclsuclc, H, Krvicllcrg Nlr. Ecluzxrcl Smith, Dircclnr ull lN1'1rcl1in f . gh. Fourllv Vlfgw: L. McAnul!y, R. lxlzulicr, Nl. Soulliurcl, J. Szlnsunc, S. Stock, A. Clllclcini, J. Czxllzlglu-r, B. , O'Cormx1n, C. Krzllrwilfc. Flvinl Row: VV. Rrvclgvrs, J. Dml:1ll1-S, C. llullnlivlm, I.. Snxithvrs, Nl. Mzxlfmvy, A. Pvtrusic, M. McDermott, F. Second Row: J. Barrnclc, J. BHU- pzulglm, J. Filippmlli, Jos. Push! Inz1,J, Suslzlric, Julm Peslxinzl, A. Suullizxrnl, J, NVulLlsclm1i1i Lower Row: E.. Rwsd, F. Wul- clrun. lXl. Srrurlvicr, P. Smith, R. llusic, V. Bizxsi, R. Fzxziu, W. Dunulivs, lf. Krzluthcim, F. Jlczulx, Nl. Nnll, Nl. Blur- lfmcl. BOYS' CHQRUS Lefl to Right, Slumling: lf. Bm'lsc':1lg, J. G.ll lil11,l1k'l , G. Pulliam, J. Ka-nncxlv, J. Mm 11 A Q 14. fx gr I , . Nzlpmurmizn, Brc:lcl1,VF. Nzlzfxv. Seyed: R. Farina, T. Fukvr, I. DiM:1riiIn- li. Palmer, J Mucllvr J B1 Suk, . , . . y Nnmlc.

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'zamatica SENIQR CCSmilin' Through A CAST Sarah Wayne .... YOLANDA VI.ANI hilary Clare ..... PAULINE SMITH John Carteret .... TIMOTHY EUKER Dr. Owen Harding . . JOSEPH lXlORGAN Ellen ...... ROSEMARY KLAIBER Kathleen Dungannon COLLEEN CANNING Willie Ainley .... JOHN SANSONE Kenneth lllayne . . RICHARD SCHMIDT Jeremiah lllayne . . FRANK SINKOVITZ Moonyeen Clare .... lNlARY SLOUGH HE lights were dimmed and we anxiously awaited the presentation of the Senior Class Play, Smilin' Through, by Allan Langdon Martin. lloopskirts, shiny curls, Southern setting, family feud, smiles and tears, all had a place in this wistlully sweet romantic comedy in three acts. lt's the story ol a young woman, Moonyeen Clare, who came back Smilin, Through to help a pair ol' young lovers ol the next genera- tion, Kathleen Dungannon and Kenneth Wayne, achieve the happiness in which she had, lilty years before, been thwarted: on the eve ol her wedding to .lohn Car- teret, the bullet hred by a jealous, rejected suitor killed her instead of Carteret for whom it was intended. The spectacular manner in which Kathleen and Kenneth were united and found their happiness rose to a gripping climax: Moonyeen had come Smilin' Through, as she promised. As the curtain fell, the burst of applause proved that the dra- matic ability of the east under the able direction of Miss Mary Dowd had brought another success to The Catholic High School. P QNHTH l R KL,umiR J 1 MORGAN M. SLOUGH PAGE 64 T. EUKER F Sm KOVU'