Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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1- ,.'i'QgS:z:?li'f: .,,' .- ' - In a scene from M0liere's L'A vare, Marsha Smith, a seventeenth-century miser, prepares to thrash her cook, Anne Pallas, While her secretary, Martha Gephart, tries to make peace, and the emaciated horse, Cathi Flynn, appears disinterested.

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With a blood curdling cackle, Mr. Rochester's mad wife CCeleste Renaudl assails him as Grace Poole fChris Makofskel stands helpless in a drunken stupor. Que c'est beau, exclaims Mr. Ro- chester's ward Adele CAnn Carrolll in an affectionate moment as Jane Eyre CSusan Cutronaj Watches the touching scene. Mr. Mason tlVlike Smithl halts wedding of Mr. Rochester tl-lugh Rivers! to Jane Eyre lChe1'yl Hardingh as parson Uohn Shipleyl asks if there are any impediments to the union. Leah the maid CHope Zelaskoh and Mrs. Fairfax fNancy Carter! look on aghast as hc declares existence ofa previous marriage. 123

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Ann Davis, Kathy Lynch, Marcia Daidy, Cathy Ann Lloyd, and Becky Beers wait in the wings for cue to begin a soft-shoe dance to a Maurice Chevalier song. In a tropical muu-muu and flowery lei, Susan Carr and her native companion captivate the audience with 'iBali H'ai ten francais, of coursej. 'KEn garde! cries Mary Ann Heider as she tries to dethrone Carmen Graves from her lofty position atop a slightly worn hassock. Students Combine French Studies with Stage Talent Putting aside their studies, the language students of Immaculata captivated their classmates with their own renditions of French songs, dances, and skits. This year's program, entitled French Around the World, took students to a South Sea island for a French version of Bali H'ai,n to seventeenth-century France for a scene from Moliere, and to Algeria for a comic fencing match between de Gaulle and an O.A.S. officer. The entire student body participated, singing French cheers, the school song, and of course, the Marseillaise.