Rosary Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Watertown, MA)

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Seated Center: Miss Alice Dunbar, Dramatic Coach. Seated left: Barbara Luongo, President. Seated right: Maryalice McKenney, Vice-President. Dramatic Club Officers All the world's a stage, and all the men and women merely players. Challenging Katherine Hepburn, the senior class presented their version of Little Women , by Louisa May Alcott. A prim Meg, a boyish Jo, a demure Beth, and an important little Amy came to life on our stage at Rosary. An outstanding presentation climaxed our earnest endeavors. Although they had no sponsor, the Dramatic Club defied all soap box opera conventions by presenting a Weekly serial of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay .

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Seated center: Patricia Kirby, president. Seated right: Camille Glossa, secretary. Seated left: joan Welch, treasurer. Glee Club Officers Music is the universal language of all mankind. -Longfellow This year our Glee Club presented many entertainments for the enjoyment of all. They received top honors when, early in the year, they participated in a radio broadcast contest. Later the members again entertained a radio audience with their presentation of Handel's Messiah. Remembering that practice makes perfect, the girls worked faithfully on h 1 d t further their Christmas spirit. the Christmas Cantata. This program e pe o We the Graduates, wish success to the Glee Club in the coming years. -PATRICIA KIRBY