Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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lhc llaint odor ol' grease paint, the hasty last minute prep- arations. the hushshush atmosphere hetween scenes are all fond memories of our operatic production. The Red Jlill. Rosary's small stage went Dutch as the students played out the amusing tale ol' a mayors daughter il3ohhette Klotz' who rejected her l'ather's attempts to play Cupid and married a man of her choice flames Plossl The plot thiclxens when two Yankees posing as Sherlock and his partner. Vllatson, flint Schwartv and 'liom Nealonl get into the act with their modern ideas ol' justice in love as well as law. Vlrllk' climax finds all happy and contented. with the exception of the exasperated mayor. Vile won't easily forget those classfroom parties hetween eucs. The girls, temporary residents of the upper halls, played Canasta and rummy hy the hours, listened to a hor- rowed radio, and chewed candy hars. The lazy lads in the lower corridors spent their sparc time sleeping or singing. as might hest suit their moods. Part of the early evenings were spent in the malxeshilt heauty parlor, where Sisters spread malte-up on the hoys' none-too-happy faces. The trials were few and the experience rewarding. The passage ol' the years will not silence completely the Dutch melodies we still sing in our hearts. 1, Q?-----1'- .-, ....-.. , ' ---:runs--. Ulhen llle Tool 7i I s 1, 1, 00 ' Q 1 in -nw fp-7-Rd: ,na f -m .,-Q: 21 X Y I Bertha iPat lienncyl tells the maids and hutlers the legend of the Red Nlill. lzftt ro

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Shore leave in Holland . . . The English artists paint the beautiful girls of picturesque llolland. 'I-he governor tells his aides about his es- cupucles with his many lzicly friends. Ilolmcs and X'V1itson accuse the bewildered sheriff of fraud and treason. Ellie imprisoned Dutch maiden watches tlie lovely Xloonheams dance below her. The dashing young American rescues the Burgomasters daughter from her makeshift prison.