Rosati Kain High School - Occasional Yearbook (St Louis, MO)

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15.1-je 8 Music A la LIBERACE P.11'ents .md friends gathered in the .1l11111n.1e l'OOlIl to he.1r tl1ese R-K Stu- dents i11 Ll pi11no and voice recital. l 11 ts xx IL oxee XXetl11n1gto1. Xlarx MlCllCJU, Be1tr1ce Gwy Teresa Debroeek lN111cy Ht1es1111n, 1nd June B1rnes In the second half vxere o1nne Seimer Peggx Delxney, Sl11ron Kellx Frances B1ll Peggy R3ylllXXls Carme leen Signorello, 'end Be1tr1ce MlfSh3l Xocahsts in such pleasing numbers IS Sorrrnfo, Floumzv bong, Gzanlna Xlaz, and XI1 Hearf Hax a Windoze were P1tr1c11 Cordes, Shirley Kirby Georgn V xtson, 1nd Teresa Debroeck Do1xoT111 BELL --o T1e Splllt of joy suffused tl1 111111 1l lx K Lhr1stn1.1s eo IL it Bot lltllll 1 tl1e lxex I10tk tl1e xe1se spexlunsg el1o1r elueetexl 'SU' X1 'mlm J. I'-sl U. Itelnl x' Ixu tm llllllllllllk eomposed hx SINILI Xl tepl11n1e C. 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ITLTKC E S THE CHASE light Roof of the Chase Hotel. and galing 'ity thi'ough the huge picture window will of the many gay couples that attended the 9, 1954. Who will forget Nlarlene l'lerzing's ecause he forgot his key and could not get lothes? Or the little memory books? Or Ben e silly novelty dances? Or the singing of S N AT THE YORK Did you ever see a finer girl? . . . That's my daughter. the one with the red carnations! Proud fathers pointed out their gay young daughters to other proud fathers at the first R-K father- daughter banquet, January 12. As they entered the York Hotel. the girls, beautiful in flared skirts, frilled petticoats, and fragrant corsages, pinned carnation on the dads' lapels. The turkey dinner at 7:00 o'clock, with its lovely dinner music PAT Koi iunat CrJf1h'.v, Rrm'111111'-y Maher, 1111.17 ffarir Jules Il ilb nokia 411111 i'f111H4'1'. by pianist Vera Roberts, was a terriffic success. Even the speeches were .1 joy and a delight. Mr. Tom Finan, as master of ceremonies, scintillated through the night. He talked about the many honors and awards won by the class and made each senior named take 11 bow. Father Curtin then gave a brief but effective speech. XVhen Nlallie Thompson gave her little talk, all the girls, like their class president, were kinda smiley 'round the lips and teary ,round the lashes. The guest speaker, Monsignor lloyd Sullivan, noted far and wide for his youth work, gave a powerful address on the father's importance in a girl's life. Comparing him to St. Joseph he showed how their fathers take Godls place in their security and pi'otection. One of the high spots of the evening was the reading of a telegram sent by Mother Virginia Marie, Mother Miriam. and faculty. Another was the singing around the piano as Xlrs. Chicazola played. The fathers had a wonderful time. Nlany of them kept their daughters up for hours talking about the banquet. Next day the girls gathered in clusters, gushing to each other and to anyone who would listen. It is too bad the dads and the P. T. A. could not hear all the compliments about them. --Rosi, Mmm. Mi Rl uiuo is 0 J' ing of Lll lid 1flTl.'lI1. uniorg 1. The . The rmals avian designs on hoslesses for the was furnished by i.N.D., and Miss Rose Bonner as The other Miss Judy Queen and aisle to the and linked the were given bv PW. 'eff try jenkins served mi-'rrii KI-.l.I.a'

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LATIN LOVERS- An actiy'e group, meeting on the first Friday of the month, is the Junior Classical League, guided by Sr. M. Catherine S S IN D and the officers Rosemary Galli Loretta Szydlowski Veya can Hampton and Mary Ester Bunton The meetings are held to pro mote more interest and loye for the language The liyely club paper The Stella Romana is edited by Yyonne Smith Those who attended the last meet mg yyere entertained by sophomores udy Stengel Gerry Cody Susan De Witt and Cecelia Hancock who put on the play A Roman and American Cbrzvlmas Comparnl At this party the Xestal Virgin presidentj presented these girls with their pins Rosemarie Burkemper Madeline Greco Carol Ann Grimes, Katie Humphreys Geraldine Kleyorn Charl1neMarshner Peggy Moore can ette Richey Loretta Szy dlowski Judith Williams Veva ean Hampton and Doi is Beequette SUE KRAMER .-Hoi CEST SI BON Ie Cercle Franeais R K s Freneh club is noted for its entertaining meet mgs and discussions of French cultural life Planning the programs are Sister de Chantal C S J moderatoi and the officers Varlene Broe Irene Nay arro Margaret Bottmi and Barbara Moore Crsf Iyotl a little French play yvas written and produced by Teiese Finan Margaret Bottmi and Varlene Bioe Playing the part of orph ms yy exe Irene Nay arro Adelma Gresham Barbara Gleason, Barbara Nlooie Terese I'1nan Sally Cummings Nlary Jane Flotte Mary Lou Wichnman and Jackie Hor ack The angels were Jackie Eggermg Pat Schmiz Loietta Nebuloni Beatrice Gay Rosemary Jackson Jeanne Eck holdt, and Margaret Bottim The choir was Telitha Boyd Bobbie J Davis Etoria I-Ienkins, Carolyn Mueller La Junta Payne Y arlene Broe Thelma Fassold Lugema Lucas Flayia Olxye, and Ehzabeth Pinkms Eya George was the accomparust Sue KRAMER C l u b s Page , Sentimental Journey Fifteen members of the Math Club accompanied by' Sister Anne Agnes, C.S.J., took advantage of the Notre Dame holiday, February ll, to visit Ralston Purina Company. They were welcomed and escorted around the plant by Mr. H. C. Schaefer who is no stranger to Rosati-Kain since he was one of the guests on B E Day The gurls yyere yery much interested in the many experiments they sayy bein conducted in the research laboratories They realized that all these workers had a mathematical foundation since Mnthematies is the handmaid of Science On the same day Sister Timothy S S N D and ten members of the sociology class went to yisit St Elizabeth s Day Nursery There children between three and six years of age are cared for until fiye thirty p m yyhen working parents come to get them JEANJNINE N1-UMANIN Oh What a Beautzful Day Iye got 1 yyonderful feeling eyery things goin., my yyly And it did 0 our vyay when the local Catholic Theater Confelence held its annual one act play festiyal Nineteen schools participated Xuier High played host in their neyy and y ery modern theatre After yyatehing the great yariety of plays ranging from Oriental fant sy to stark tragedy the someyy hat restless audience strained eagerly to hear the fuyal announcement of ayy ards The tension mounted until it came Rosati Kam s The Womler Hat is the winning play Nou ey ery one eould breathe easier eveiy one that is except the yyinners Thoughts of going to Oklahoma to enter tain the national conyention in 'yixreh Q15 a result of their wmningj took then breath ayy ay Sister Jeannine S S N D direetress of the yyondrous Wrnnrler Ha! simply smiled in happiness and giatitude to Mary A light airy comedy The Wfomlzr lla! has charmed many audiences with its rhy thmical lines and subtle humor Helping to ereate this mood was the stylized acting and ballet like grace of the actors Ilse Puetz Harlequin Caroly n Ranzini Pllllllf Jolnn Hoffschyy elle Pzrmfumllo Pat Nloore Columbine and Nancy Liyin Vfulgot Of the tnye Ilse Pat md Iomn yyon superior ritings for their performances With R K tvyo other plays Bm aml Coy by St Louis Uniy ersity High and A Mid Summer Night s Dream by Xayier High receiy ed speeial awards and the honoi of touring the city yyith their plays Top aetoi and actress awards went to Daye Farrelly of St Louis Uniyersity High and lvlary Beth Smith of St Joseph s Academy yyho played the feminine lead in the CBC play Both received scholarships to the Summer Institute of Speeeh at St Louis Uniy ersity Twenty sey en players receiy ed a superior rating for their talents as judged by Miss Mary Ellen NIcCarthy M A in Theatre Northwestern U and Miss Helen Hagen NI A 1n Theatre and Teleyision St Louis U and Neyv York U Rostymrw GALII . . , . . 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