Rosary High School - Canticle Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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mia opemfwaf mlm offfappdzeaa gezeemwmu ii L X is Hold that stick, please! Barbara Gaye, Geraldine Kotch, and Margaret Groen struggle with stick sculpture. l The wind section of the orchestra demonstrates its perfectional excellence. Left to right: Rita Jo Fitzgerald, Rosemary Kowalyk, Cynthia Shell, and Barbara Sieszputowski. The fine art of accompanying is practiced by these alert pianists: Louise Carey, Susan Moldovan and Carolyn Rybicki. 3' -f My In . .. -,?L15. ,5::g i1. qv , ..., A 1 ., 1 - Sister Francis Anthony points out to Judy Winnie the good qualities of her first cake. 87

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Facia ffage mdk Zire geaearkuw EF Split-second timing on sound effects is assured by Janice Burch, Janice Burch and Beth Sinko work to Geraldine PHFUS- produce an effective setting. , Oh such fun! Make-up girls, Pat Molly, Diana Pitera, and Margaret O'Donnell, transform Julie Brady into one of the gossipy characters in the play, Mansions. Sister Rose Terrence explains the mysteries of the light board to Karen Prebenda, Mary Alice Duquette and Anne McElgunn. Felicia Piwowarski, Eugenie Conser, Geraldine Parus, and Gloria Krolicki, fascinated by the magic of clothes, explore the costume room. 91