Lyndon Institute - Cynosure Yearbook (Lyndon Center, VT)

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1 ek W. 4, ' ff C 1,1 , V, I L wx ? -.E ? One- 1465 Ffa? A one-act play entitled Going Home was presented by Lyndon Institute in the One -Act Play Contest this year. It was a comedy involving getting rid of unwanted visitors late at night as the host, Claude Malin had to catch the 7:30 train in the morning. It was 12:30 in the morning and Claude and Vera Malin Qplayed by Bill Randall and Helena Illfeldj were trying to say good-night to Helen and Frank Lang qplayed by Andi di Ste- fano and Ed Bushrnannj. The Malin's daughter, lean Uean Davisj was wailing for her boy friend, Sam fRonnie Cliffordj who was bringing her some records, rnuch to her father's disgust.

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First row: MiSS TIUC. M- Brown, M. Baird, L. Hill, N, Legge, D. Flanders, P. Lowe, J. Chandler, N. Shover, Miss Mackler. Second row: D. O'Connell, L. Townsend, L. Basnar, ing, R. Astle, L. Hopkins, F. Manley, I. Davis, B. ..,. -.-saw Dexter, E. McNally, R. Frost, V. Devereaux, S, Williams. Jenny Kissed Me, a three act comedy by Jean Kerr was a play presented by the senior class, December 9, 1956 at the L, L auditorium. It was centered around St. Mathews Rectory where Father Moynihan and bis students do not see eye -to-eye on certain matters regarding the younger generation. He doesn't want to buy the girls new uniforms even though they have had their present ones since 1923. He is forever hurting the girls' feelings and is in hot water himself. When Jenny arrives on the scene as a student, father takes matters into his own hands to have Jenny look as she should and he does such a good job that Jenny soon finds herself surrounded with young gentlemen. Among these are Michel Saunders and Owen Parkside. Mrs. Deazy, father's househeeper keeps the house running smooth- ly and is a match for father. CAST Father Moynihan - Leon Hill, Michael Saunders - Norman Leggeg Mrs. Deazy - Marilyn Baird, Sister Mary of the Angels - Helena Illfeldg Shirley Tirabossi - Jean Davisg Miss Stearns - Joan Chandler, Mary Delaney - Vhlorie Devereauxg Harry - Beverly Dexterg Jo - Mary Browng Owen Parkside - Peter Lose, Jenny - Donna Flanders, A girl - Norma Shoverg Another girl - Rachel Astle, Mr. Parkside - Fletcher Manley, - Q f4 Z1 MW' S. Schoonmaker, G. Gould-

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September 23, 1955 Did you attend the Freshman Reception? You should have if you didn't. What fun! Skits were Put on by the teachers and students. They kept the audience roaring with laughter. eamy music of McC1ure's Orchestra. Punch and cookies, and then You could have danced to the dr more dancing made an enjoyable evening for all. January 6, 1956 Different this year? P Yes, It was held in January instead of November. The dance got under way with the Grand March, played by McC1ure's Orchestra. Dancing followed and to complete the evening's entertainment, punch and cookies were served. Did you gm? We hope so, because if you did not, you missed loads of fun. ,mud s 0, , X'-.. ., ,, ,,.' Wfwf 'V , , Q . W ,,f,,Mammw' 1 ual, . A ,