Loretto High School - Lorettan Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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ANGELICA INC. Presented by the Seniors on March I9 and 20 was a credit to director and actresses. The 1ll2lllI1CCS on both afternoons were attended by children lil'01Il neigh- boring schools. The use of a double cast gaye opportunity for a greater number ol' girls to display their talents. The story concerns three sisters who go to New York in search ol success. One, Margaret Mary O'Ryan and Rita Guinane. linishes a course ill design and under an assumed name, Angelica, returns with l1er sisters to her hoine in Fayetteville. Florida. to open a shop, Angelica, lne. The backer ol' the business is a lanious Paris designer who, it is thought. be- lieves he is aiding a royal relugee. The plot is uncoyered when an actress, por- trayed by Mary Considine and Patricia Gleason, seeks Angelica's talents to equip her for her opening night since her original outfit had been destroyed by lire. The actress, engaged to the designer, senses that Angelica is an iniposter. Then Mrs. Christopher Payne, Ann O'Reilly and Jeanne Quinn, out of loyalty to Fayetteville discloses Angelica's identity. Roselyn Gray hastens to advise her fiance, Stanley Keith, who severs his engagement to her and admits that he loved Marjorie Archer whom he invites to come to Paris as she had planned even if she isn't Angelica. Page Ttvcnty set cu

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MAY CBOWNING Each May the students look lorward to the May Crowning. lt is the privilege ol' the Sodality Preleet. to crown Our Lady. The Seniors in lormals act as a Guard ol Honor. The -luniors, Sophomores and Freshmen lead the procession. On May 12 this year a cloudy sky brought fears, but sunshine made possible the crowning by Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, in the open. This organization. now under the guidance of Miss Patterini, has been going on successlully lor several years. The purpose of this Athletic Organization is to interest the students in various sports. Basketball and volley ball are the major sports participated in, by the club members. Meetings are held every Thursday alternoon. jean Quinn is President ol the G. .X. A., while Peggy Bourke is Vice-l'resident. Therese Dickson, Secretary, and Catherine Kilbride, Treasurer. WRITERS' CLUB The NVriter's Club has for several years been the means ol' displaying the literary talents ol' the Seniors and -luniors. Because ol the increasing membership. two clubs have been formed-one lor the Seniors-the other lor the -Iuniors. The meetings are held every Tuesday under the guidance of Sister M. Colette. The Student publication The l.oret.to Spirel' and the yearbook, The l,orettan are edited by the club members. The outstanding social activity ol the year is the XVriters' Club Dance, which is held on Easter Monday. The activities ol the year are brought to a close by the annual luncheon, which is held in May, CO-GP CLUB age Twenty-aight The Co-op Club, now in its third year of existence, is a growing organization. It was organized lor the purpose ol giving its members the opportunity to put into practice Christian principles in regard to business. This plan has been most successfully carried out under the careful guidance ol Mother M. Bernardine. The Club occupies itsell' with sale ol' hosiery, but one IICCCT not be a member ol' the Club to purchase the stockings, as it welcomes business lrom any member ol' the Student body. To become a member ol the Club one must buy a share in the business and at the end ol' each school year dividends are paid to each shareholder in pro- portion to the money she has spent. during the year lor stockings. This year there are thirty shareholders in the Co-op Club working under Margaret McNicholas, their capable President. Other officers ol the Club are-Patricia Burke, Business Manager, Audrey Bourke, Secretary, and Mary Burke, Vice- President, Treasurer.