Nazareth Academy - Gateway Yearbook (Nazareth, MI)

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Santa Claus Walenta presents gifts to special Christmas Party guests David and Mary Eliza- beth McMarrow, julie Stommen, and Micheal Caatner. The McMorrows and Master Cast'- ner are the pride and joy of college faculty members Dr. and Mrs. George McMorrow and Mrs. Frances Castner. julie's parents are Leon and Mrs. Stommen of Leon's Beauty Shop. -o f f J 17 N? Those smiles mean What wonderful gifts! We're going home tomorrow! Merry Christmas, everybody! 13522, if S Freshmen helped the Senior - sponsored Christmas party with their skit, The Toys Come to Life. Standing behind the Spirit of Christmas, Colleen Dennany are: Choir Boy, Mary Ann Farcusg Our Lady of Fatima, Pat Engel, Christmas Doll, jean Teutschg Soldier Boy, jane Williams, Irish doll, Sharon Wallg Children Bemadine Kuchmek and Mary Bartakp Frosty the Snowman, Pat Dokeyl Toymaker,Pst McNellisg Dancing Doll, Betty Taylor, and Cowboy Dolls, Ann Barrett and Gen Leland. Ci-I RISTMAS For selling the most Christmas cards, Mary Frances Koestner is crowned queen of the party by junior class president Rosemary Kile. Joyce Filbrandt and Charlene Eshel- man, Senior vice-president and president respectively smile their approval.

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5? QE 'fx QQ 43 I tim Sister M. Claudia, S.S.j., directress, confers Colleen Dennany brings her mother end e with Mr. and Mrs. j. Brucker and a friend on friend to meet English teacher Eileen Stein- Parents' Day, November 12, as Skipper met!- gazes around nonchalantly. 'L Yin! I M., M o V, I 1 tgfrf.,ge,, xskgi 699' GLY! A 'ine ou Murph 9608! Sgtxxgve or we G he' fag t with Ly and o Ke we - ce K ai' an both- . he' t ofetf 8 fri 130 ?9T 918 09X A dln t O lo Q P end t Gym. new bon, K. K I1eLa i Ok at 01-tugs!! eke an me a wwf g 'U' fo the b and Q05 bxgfs ,X fx om. ulleti 650g X 3 Q a 'iii' XZ Oil N! and lirs. Kuchmek, Bernadlne and Mrs. Carpenter listen to religion and French teacher, Sister Verona, but little Mary X .x

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we W-wHnnpv f'- L -w V, E ' I 1 , Q ,jf I' i MIL 1 O u The play given this year was Margaret Ann I-lubbard's The Bethlehem Road . The play, under the direct- ion of Sister Bernard Marie, S.S.j., was the story of lirlam and Seth, two children who encountered the wrath of King Herod, but who escaped to discover the moat renowned place in history along the Bethlehem road, the stable where Christ was born. The princi- nle parts were played by Margo Carpenter Cl-lerodj, ary Jo Henderson CSalome5, Michele Ehrman Uudithj, lary Frances Koestner CSethJ, and Eileen Davies fllriaml. The members of the Glee Club, under the direction of Sister ll. 'lhoma, S.S.j., comprised the angelic chorus. i if ldlg J . An X fha A ff ,-1,-frfpwl V533 xl x'., 5 n Q' Catherine Hayes, executing The Snowtlake Ballet , a solo dance preceding the play, under the direction of llrs. Eugene llalone. K ,- T Gathered at The Well of Gideon to discuss the prophecies of the coming of the Messiah are Hebrew women, Oeft to rldatl: Susanna fSandra Roselipl, Miriam CEileen Daviesj, Rebecca fGrace lary Cnnmnl, Sarah CA1ice Heatonj, and Leah QStephanle Stanaburyj.