Norfolk Catholic High School - Crusader Yearbook (Norfolk, VA)

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Another play completed and the Dramatic Club members, L. TO R.: Mary Dee Marsh, Karen Peacock, Christine Battaglia, Mary Linda. Standing, Myrt Edwards, Barbara McDermott, Carolyn Carlisle, Regina Schratz, and Sally Swoope, relax behind stage as the props are put away till next time. During the 1957-58 school year the Catholic High Jesters, better known as the Dramatic Club, enter- tained the student body with several fine productions. In the traditional One Act Play Contest the sen- iors, under the direction of Sally Swoope, took ad- vantage of their experience and came out on top with the best play. Also seniors Mimi Stroster and Jose F iallega received awards for their work in A SUNNY MORNING. The freshman production TOM SAWVYER WHITEWASHES THE FENCE, directed by Mary Zoby, came in as second best play. Sophomore Connie Kean, for her Hne perform- Blue-on, white-off, Ralph Mouton knows the light box perfectly after his experience in the NCIIS productions, J ESTERS ON STAGE ance in AIINT MARCH SETTLES THE QUES- TION, directed by Mary Liz Mulqueen, received an award for her acting. Later in the school year, the one big production of the Dramatic Club was directed for the first time by a student, Mimi Stroster. THE STUFFED SHIRT, an amusing comedy about young people, was enjoyed by the student body. This year, as every year, the Dramatic Club of Norfolk Catholic not only offered entertainment for the student but also taught its members initiative and co-operation. Claudine Lambert Margaret Ann Eileen Mulqueen Barney Richard Billy Scribbens Kennedy Tony Mary Liz Mecklenburg Mulqueen

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'il-2 A familiar sight in any N.C.H.S. play is the fire place and Sister Francis Rose, moderator and Mimi Stroster, president, are making sure nothing happens to it. Behind the scene members of the Dramatic Club, Mary Sue O'Conner, Ruth Schmidt, Molly Fenn, Brenda Winfield, and Mary Frances Scalzi stop for a moment on their way to their various jobs. If a fine smile is one of the requirements of the Dramatic Club, members Joe Clark, Madeline Post, Susan Dealy, Betty Oliver, Gloria Caruana, Betty Lambden, and Alan Knudson have no worries. The stage door is a busy place as Doris Harvey, Susan Schwartz, Mary Alice Bennett, Diane Quigley, and Carol Watson hurry in to congratulate the actors on a fine production.

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