Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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A happy group of seniors and their dates gather around the throne for a picture. Cokes, records, laughter, boys, and girls all combine to make a wonderful evening! The big moment of the eve- ning was the crowning of the Queen and her date, Pat Har- pring and C. J. Raque. The Queen's court, left to right: C. Leachman, P. Held, D. Maquire, N. Bollinger, M. Gottbrath and J. Whitten the crowners, Mary jo Harrod, E. Richards, M. Driscole, B. Quesenberry, and J. Cappela. These two seniors and their dates pause long enuogh dur- ing the busy evening for a quick picture. ALE TI EDANCE

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Fun and freshmen seem to go together! And this group of SHA fr e sh m e n and their dates seem to be having their share of it. ,,,, Y'all come! were,the favor- ite words of the seniors, con- cerning the annual Valentine Dance. Here they are snapped as they sell tickets to two of the unclerclassmen and their dates. More freshmen and their es'- corts perch on the queen's throne to have their pictures taken. HAPPY HEART AT

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FIRST NIGHTERS The senior class play, The Boy With a Carl, portrayed the life of a young Cornish boy. Mary Lee Pfeiffer was excellent as the boy Cuthman, and Helen Marie Hill, as his mother, was equal- ly as good. Cuthman and his mother pause to chat with the old man, Tawm, played by Betty Frey. Betty did a wonderful job! Bettie-Karole Willaims and Del Rapier, as Alfred and Fredrika, brought the house down with their hilarious antics. Gert Casper, as Mrs. Fipps, is trying to free them from their yoke, as the People of South England and the dancers, Peggy Weis, Dee Ann Querico, and jean Foltz look on. The graceful dance of the Villagers added a splash of color and song to the play. On the left is Jean Foltz and at the right is Peggy Weisg in the center are Mary Lee Beckman, Frankie Alvey, Shirley Augustus, joy Klein, and Dee Ann Querico.