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uylncfer flue 6AI if5tlfl'lCL5 .gown The above scene pictures the theme of the Glee Club's 1952 Christmas program, Under the Christmas Star. Below are the officers of the Club and their director: Ellen Schoen sec retar Sue C ll' yi o ins, treasurer: Clara Iones, vice-president: Sister Agnes Isabel, director: and Peggy Maher, president IMPORTANT GLEE CLUB ADDITION' In the histor of the IVI . y arywood Glee Club, April 12 and 13 are gold star days in the memories of selected sophomores, juniors, and seniors, for it was on those dates that girls from St. S:ho1astica's and Maryvvood took part in the St. George Glee Club's elaborate production of the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, The Pirates of Penzance. Appearing before an audience of 2,500 in Lane Technical auditorium was cr thrilling musical experience for the eighty students in the cast. After three months of intense rehearsing, they insist that k ' ' Wor and fun are a good combination. 45
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ee CM flm Every winter there is plenty of Wonderland atmosphere for the girls of the Marywood Glee Club, outside and inside. Outside, a few carolers bank themselves before a campus evergreen, blending their merry notes in the crisp air: inside, for their parents' diversion, the Glee Club presents a gay and blithe medley of songs, dances, and skits. Freshman couples do the Skaters' Waltz g girls and boys of the Mary- wood-St. George Choral Club group themselves informally for a song fest: and Margo lVIcAniff does a winter ballet. 44
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Page 50 text:
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rv' .gfze ,gferg 2 glue gluing ln a one-act version of Pygmalion given for the Loyola Play Festival, the Marywoocl players win three college scholarships and seven excellence medals. Blimy! If they don't sound like a bit of Merry England in a bit ol merry comedy. Upper left-London social climbers gaze astonishingly at Pygma1ion, Barbara Blaha fcenterl, during her oration on the weather. Upper right-Roses-always the acceptable expression of gratitude. . .This time they are for Miss Mary Elizabeth Gavin, Marywood drama coach. Lower left-While rehearsing a laugh fest in the senior class play, members of the Stardust cast become animated teapots, centipedes, mouse traps, oranges, and fishing poles. Lower right-Art Herman, Stardust leading man, directs two of his proteges, Ioyce McKenna and Iohn Harriman, in old Russian technique. 46
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