Marin Catholic High School - Montistella Yearbook (San Rafael, CA)

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Father Cummins and his class are shown watching a humorous declamation. Back Row: Robert Hass, Deanna Denman, David Wilsctn, Martha Tobe- ner, Melinda Krause, Mi- chael Iribarne, Father Cummins. Front Row: Blake Rodgers, janet Willtelttm, Peter Mitchell, Susan Niederholzer, john Rademann, jan johnson, X I . gt 'sit lf s 4 -if X1 Tom Mellon tompetes in the Name Sons Contest before a speech class au LlICI'lL9 Listening, to him are First Row ary Antolmi Inez Sequeira Marleen Todr Corinne Geramoni Michael fal- lagher Peter Allsman Michael Anderson. Sec- ond Row: Michaela Cer- ruti Clarice Grochow- ski Candace Giusto Martha Ritzinger Karen O'Rourke Stephanie See- ger, Fred Sollom. Stand- ing: Mr. john Delury, Miss Marna Maynard. 59

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The Speech Glass The Speech Class, under Father Cummins, participates in ora- torical and dramatic inter-school contests with amazing success, as our trophy case readily proves. Miss Maynard and Mr. Delury round out the coaching team that has brought as much honor to Marin as any other group. Listening to Gary Giacamini's oration for the Lions Club Contest are: Left to right, First Row: Richard Graves, Nancy Niederholzer, Charles Quinn, Gay Leonardi, Richard Quinn, Kathleen Young, Blake Rodgers, Melodie Yoell, Frank Solomon, Timothy Blake. Second Row: Donald Morosi, Connie Giordano, William Allen, Sally Mullen, Peter Mitchell, Sandra Fraize, William Arntz, Jeanette DeLuca, Eugenia Gabel. Third Row: Frances McLorg, Willard Guerrero, George Silvestri, Mary Graham, Malcolm McLorg, Linda MacMillan, Caroline McNamara, Karen Wendell. Fourth Row: Robert Allerton, Susan Jaax, Michael Waltz, Suzanne Barry, Maureen Monahan, Michael Wilsey, Nicholas Fedeli, Fifth Row: Carol Finn, Peter McCann, Kathleen Bodeen, Michael Garvey, Robert Neilan, Charlotte Brown. Sixth Row: Michele Bergeron, David Paynter, Gloria Ahrens,

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'KJ Frances McLorg, Secretary'Treasurerg Inez Sequeira, Vice Presidenrg and Jan johnson, President, review possible plays for the year's program. The Emcee Drama Club The Drama Cluh helps Father Cummins, its moderator, to organize and stimulate interest in school plays. Besides their chores as thespians, these students print the programs, handle the publicity, work on the make-up, and serve as ushers for all dramatic performances.