Immaculata High School - Immaculata Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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l .fdfer Wee 4 of mfr , .Ma ajeaf aff ii Upper left: Nina Di Leo, as the Shadow, attempts to bid farewell to Grazia, Lois Stephany. Upper center: Patricia Attardo, Eric, and Marguerite Libal, Corrado pursue the culprit into the ard , g en as Mildred De Vic, Duke Lambert, views them with alarm. Upper right: Ruth Casey, Cora, is curious about the strange shadows passing over the moon as Phillis Frazier, Fidele, recissures her. Lower lefl: Patricia Malloy, Baron Cesarea of San Luca, pays a pretty compliment to the Princess, Helen Meindl. Lower right: Wondering at the ever-fresh roses are Aldo Noreene Frawley Rhoda Fento J H , , n, oan owe, and Duchess Stephanie, Maxine Korbakes. PAGE 98 'iv 4' 9-fl

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Zbeafli ,fdmuded imfie on a 060101 Beards and masculine hair-dos disguised familiar faces as the gentlemen stood by their beiewelled ladies in the presence of His Majesty, Death, when the double cast of Death Takes a Holiday, written by Alberto Casella and translated for the American stage by Walter Ferris, experienced the 'final thrill of treading the boards before enthusiastic audiences.. Upper left: Eric and Major Whitred, Helen Marie Murphy, warily discuss strange affairs with Prince Sirki. Upper right: Stage crew member Joan Spreitzer, student coach Jane Frances Feller, and Miss Anna Helen Reuter, drama director, prepare for Jeannine Yario, student coach, to fire in Act 'l. Lower right: Rhoda, Eric, Aldo, Corrado, Duke Lambert, and Duchess Stephanie listen intently as Prince Sirki offers a toast to the household. 'el PAGE 99