Mary Manse College - Brescian Yearbook (Toledo, OH)

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Pride and Prejudice General Chairman... Patrons ...,.......,. Tickets ....... Publicity ....... Programs . .... . Ushers ........ Mr. Bennet ........ Hill .....,............. Mrs. Bennet .... .... Lady Lucas .... . ...... Charlotte Lucas, ....... Jane Bennet .,............ Elizabeth l3ennet....,...... Lydia Bennet ............ Mr. Darcy .............. Mr. Bingley ....... Mr. Collins ......., Amelia .............. Mr. Wickllam ....... Belinda ............ Amanda ............... A Young Man ...... Captain Denny ......... Miss Bingley ................ Agatha . ..................... . A Second Young Man Maggie .... I .................. Mrs. Gardiner ............ . EXECUTIVE STAFF Sister Mary Charles, Director CAST Lady Catherine de Bourgh .......... Colonel Guy Fitzwilliam ......... Mrs. Lake ........................... .............. 78 ........Mary ,lean Riley Patricia Stalder ...,......Anr1a Ferrara ............Rachel Brell ........Laetitia Parker .........Loretta Reichert .........John Shinevar ..................Paul Pollauf ,..............,Virgir1ia Sohnly ......R0se Marie Cassidy .............Joan Heydinger ......,........Ruth Palmer ...............Marilyn Gulker ........Claramae Linenkugel .. ................. James Holly ,.............,,........Joseph Cira r.........,.......,...George Mullen Norma Grace Hertzfeld Harpen ...........Patricia Carstensen ......Elizabeth McNerney ...............Thomas Sturtz .................Jack Maher .........Mary McGuire .........Winnie Geis .........,lohn Rahideau .............,lanet Sheperd ...............Diana Dietrich ..........Mary Lou Burkett .....,..-,.......Ioseph Young .........Rosernary McLaughlin

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JANUARY Wintel' full Service with a smile The New Year greeted our fair city in a very unkind way with ice here, ice there, ice every- where - and in its midst the Student Council said a cheery HHappy New Yeari' by way of its holiday dance. Urban Hall was transformed into a magnificent dance hall, decorated with pastel-colored streamers, beautiful formals, and happy faces. Burton Spearis orchestra provided the music for dancing and was a suitable accompaniment for the gay mood which filled the air. The end of the month saw also the end of the first semester and-but perish the thought! - exams! The weather outside was frightful and so was the state of mind of many a harrassed and worried student. But this condition did not prevent us from enjoying the role of hostess to the Central Catholic High School senior girls who udropped in to get a view of college life. Our guests toured the campus, attended a skit presented by the senior class and the Student Council, and afterwards relished tea and cookies in Brescia. Everyone enjoyed her visit very much and we hope to see many of these same faces among us next year. 77

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PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager ,,,,, ,,,.,, .,.,,.,...,,.......,..,, , , ...,.....................,................... ...... M a rgaret Mary Moran Stage Crew ,,,,,.,,.,.,.,,,,,,, Margaret Alfolter, headg Dolores McManus, Dolores Schultz, Regina Wellzel Personal Properties .....,. ,, .....,,,,.,.,,,.,, Virginia Kaufman, headg Catherine Stitt, Mary Staldel' General Properties ....... ....... P atricia Nowicki, headg Carol Graff, Chadyne Kirchner, .lean Fitz Light and sound ......, .,...,........,.....,.. . .,,.,,............... P atricia Stalder, headg Katherine Cullen Make-up ..... ,,..........,......,... ll flrs. lfthelyn Patton Holt, headg Miss Margaret Sweeney, assistant Crew ........ ...,.. ,l une Palmer. Rachel Brell, Mary Pat Adamshick. Laetitia Parker, Leona Pauken COSlurneS ....... . ..... ..Mary Ellen Nagle, head: Marie Therese Macklin. Mary Stallkamp After long evenings of fun and hard work under the patient direction of Sister Mary Charles, the cast prepared itself to bring out the gentle satire, the class snohlzery, and the delicate romance of Helen lerome's drumatization of a'Pride and Prejudicew. Then the opening night arrived. Backstage the actors and actresses ruslled about in their gay. colorful, 19th-century costumesg artists busied themselves in greasepaints and eyebrow pencils, while other members of the production staff took a second look upon the stage-setting. Below the foot- lights the orchestra announced the grand openingg the audience scanned their programs in eager anticipationg and as the lights began to dim, the ushers closed the doors and quietly took their seats. Then the curtain rose for the glittering, but delicate satire, Pride and Prejudice . 79