Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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First row: T. Morone, J. Geraci, E. Schulz, S. Schint- zius-presiclent, A. Grisanti, B. Kowalewski. On stage: J. Caffrey, M. Domino, J. Bruckman, L. Tom- asello, E. Grisanti, I. Alessi. Freshman Dramatic Club ACH Tuesday afternoon, a group of Freshmen entered into a new world- the magical land of the theater. They were taught how to stand, sit, and walk correctly, not only on the stage but in their daily lives. The speech exercises helped to strengthen their vocal chords and to improve their enunciation. They presented two plays, The Modern Mar- tyr, and Pin-Up Pals, for an assem- bly program. The former was directed by their faculty moderator, Miss Mad- eline Stockman, while Lavina Caparel- la, a Senior, directed the latter. Later, the Freshman Dramatic Club once again donned grease paint, this time present- ing Ladies Must Talk. iff?

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First row: E. Zolkiewicz, P. DeCi1lis. J. R01- lek, M. C. Pepe, R. Kuhn. Second row: C. Caffrey, F. Arcara, M. L. Camp- bell, P. Mietus, president. Third row: I. Marotta, J. Manta, E. Wechrer, A. Stasinski, S. Dikeman. Senior Dramatic Club HE Sophomores, juniors, and Sen- iors have combined their histrionic talents and have formed the Senior Dra- matic Club. Margaret Ryan, our di- rector, demonstrated the proper ap- ' plication of stage make-up, emphasiz- ing especially how to put on beards. The girls mastered stage directions and studied effective lighting. The impor- tance of costuming was noted. The club presented a Nativity play, Come Let Us Adore Him for the stu- dent body. This play was truly the work of the members, since they pro- vided for and set up the scenery, put on their own make-up, and added de- tails in the costumes. The Summons of Sariel was also studied by the group

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