Immaculata High School - Guerin Yearbook (Washington, DC)

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Even on a darkened stage in an empty theater, even speaking their own words, wearing their own uniforms, members of the Drama Club Regina Dunn, house manager, Alice Flannery, president, Suzanne Madden, stage manager, Donna Rowley, secretaryg Nancy O'Neill, vice-president, and Cheryl Harding, treasurer, feel the drama of the moment. Dramzfs aSomething', lII'2lCtS IHS Girls Wliatever is the something that gets into a performers blood, that makes the air on stage so different, that makes show business like no other? VVhy are quotes and phrases coined by critic, by performer, or by dramateur immediately cliche? The thing is nameless though named many times, indescribable though many times described. lt has attracted many IHS girls, but it will not, it cannot be reduced to print. Perhaps, like Immacu- lata's profile only a camera can capture it for others . . . ',,, . 'f x :L yan' A il we fix Q., at , . a Silent and aloof, Miss Madrigal fAnn Carrollj awaits her job interview with Mrs. St. Maugham in The Chalk Garden. Performing in the one-act play festival at Gonzaga, Ann won Best Actress award for her portrayal of this strangely reticent woman once convicted of murder, while Kathy Reilly, playing an a 1licant, took Best Su ortin Actress award. PI PP F5

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Harmonizing with keys instead of voices, pianists Louise Wilson and Christine Dewhirst prepare for their duet in the Christmas show. 78 Practice, practice, practice makes perfect, so Immaculaires Lynne Mischler, Ilona Modly, Vivian Chapin, Sue Carr, Sarah Maguire, Clare Castiglia, Kathy Cross, Pamela Fitzgerald, Maureen l'Vhelan, Dolores Green, Kathie Eckert, Kathy Walsh, Becky Casern, Christine Dewhirst, Cathy Riordan, Peggy Bowers, Mary Frances Shea, and Kathy Markey, with accompanist Anne Suter, spend many hours round the piano In red and white, on a red and white lighted stage for the Christmas season, Glee Club members pause while soloist Sue Carr sings O Holy Night.