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

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LIGHT DI FUR. 34 Cordelia and her household ask a blessing on their food before commencing the meal, C6 77 tfaflge 06ll eff! Candy and Lon seal their engagement with a kiss. Both realize Lon's Aunt Myrtle will not approve of the match, 1' rf a X Captain Wiiikle helps Cor' clelia when she fziints. Smiley and Boston Benny insist she is keeping something from them. c 'vqagml rv ' ..-:ei anti? uv-no- vnu' fa, .nu -- , rlllNO' ' gui- '4 aa' JMNHQIW1 it-. ,sn .lY.'4k.- ONIIIS.-Q' n it 1 ' remains unconscious. .lm M Hoping to keep the money, Smiley and Boston Benny cover Cordelia's household with guns. The Deacon

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NLE? TRACY H LL Candy is all interest as Captain Winkle helps Professor Harriman revive. Cordelia doubts the Professor's story of being hit on the head by two men. CAST OF CHARACTERS Candy Fenway ..... Mary Teresa Norris Professor Harriman ....... Joseph Tighe Glory Fenway ......... Suzanne Porter Smiley ........ . . . . Jerome Lasek . . Joseph Muza Captain Winkle . . . . . . Ernest Vinson Cordelia ........ John Todd .... Joey ........... . . . Rita Cleary . . . . LeVere .Boone Amity Haines . . . ..... .Berniece Nauss Priscilla Haines .......... Nancy Devine Lon Daggett ....... Lawrence Minnaugh Myrtle Hodge ...... Jacqueline Murray ' .. Kathleen Romich Boston Benny ....... Lawrence Kostelac Susie ......... Deacon ............,..... John Beirne PROPERTIES AND STAGE Teresa Costello Delores Loncaric Joan Labashousky Agnes Keane Mary Lou Kern Anthony Bensic Ann Marie Daylor Robert Pease Joseph Giusti According to little Susie, Cordelia is queer- 'all the neighbors say so. Priscilla is charmed, Amity and Priscilla Haines receive a warm welcome from Cordelia. John Todd looks on approvingly. Cf' Myrtle Hodge insists Cordelia does not know how to rear girls or to keep boarders.

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PRO TI No other event of the year is looked forward to with so much eagerness as the Annual JuniorfSenior Prom night. For the occasion Tracy Hall decks herself in her fi-nest apparel just as do the gentlemen and ladies of their choice for the evening. As we danced to the strains of soft musie under the crystal hall, the hours pass all too quickly, Yet, the recalling of that night will live on forever as the most cherished of memories. .mr-J' Here we are all ready waiting for the iarst note of the music that marks Prom Night as different from all others. Miss Tectsel distrihutes 'Aextra special corsagcs hcfore the Grand Mzrreh of the gala night, .J- eg E bk I