Our Lady of Mount Carmel High School - Carmion Yearbook (Wyandotte, MI)

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SINGING . . . Cormion Echoes Choristers Class officers, Arthur Kret, Patricia Kubinska, Alex Paryaski, Helen Kola- kowslca, and Andrew Podsiad with a song on their lips and a smile on their faces, do their bit during the Yuletide season, making their yearly rounds to the homes of friends, patrons, and benefactors. This is Mt. Carmel's famed Barber- shop Sextette working in close har- mony: Charles Szydlowslci, Edward lzbicki, Alfred Pischke, Donald Bel- aski, Arthur Kret and John Burtka. To counter-act the Barbershop Sex- tette, the Beautyshop Octette is busy at work in the make-believe beauty- shop of M. C. Left to right: Mary Salla, Virginia Spas, Joan Baliosie- wicz, Alice Urbanek, Helen Kolakovv- ski, Joan Kalicki, Evangeline Marcel and Patricia Zywicki.

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C AN'T HELP Featuring M. C. Glee Club-- The Carolers in action at the Wyandotte Hospital, where they bring cheer into the hearts and bring smiles to the faces ot the patients each year. Heard on the second Tuesday of each month over the Wyandotte F.M. Station, WJJW, are the serious- minded boys and girls who are widely known as the Carmion Echoes Chor- isters. Tuning up tor the kill are the iunior girls. This may look rather ridiculous, but it is a very effective method ot starting off a good re- hearsal, as Sr. M. Paulette, the music director, can very well testify.

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0 A,nn,Pa1zad0,... sew. - H5 . ' . :--:: 3 ..A A W Ng' -sm. DON ALONSO'S TREASURE A young American lad, Billy, is disguised as a toreador. Elaine Wollop, a girl ot wealthy American parents, vacationing in Spain, laughs at the elaborately costumed Billy. These bright young charac- ters were played by Joan Beltosie- wicz and Alfred Kowalski. Pave 50 HATS OFF! Our hats really do go off to the young lassies ot the lantern dance in Hats OH ot l945: Ann Sieratowicz, Rose Mary Ulewicz, Mary Jane Wrob- lewski, and Marcella Kapsa. The dance was one ot the most pic- turesque scenes in the operetta. I During four years of exist- ence, the glee club has been steadily increasing in number. Last year's enrollment of titty looks feeble along side ot this year's record enrollment of eighty-nine. Three operettas have been the major accomplishments of the glee club thus tar, with a fourth light opera, The Stu- dent Prince , well on the way.