Sacred Heart Academy - Angeline Yearbook (Louisville, KY)

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Jagndiu Dreffed in paftel formalf, A Cappella Jifzgf the jzzbilanl How Excellent Thy Name. Aemmpanieal by Mrs. Kern, MH. 11072 Barkhazzyen direciy the Jelecliofz in herla.rtSpri1zg Cbo1'alProg1'am. A Cappella Enjoyed the Making of Maszc Chorus director, Mrs. Irma Dell von Barkhausen, chose eighty junior and senior girls to take part in the 1967- 1968 A Cappella. Monday afternoon practices began immediately to prepare the three-part chorus for the coming performances. These SHAers donned robes and halos for their first engagement in the Christmas play. A Cappella was next seen on The Morning Show from television station WAVE. Following per- formances included a program for Louisville music teachers, the annual Choral Festival, and a get-together with choruses from other Catholic high schools. The final performance, the formal choral program, took place on May 9 in the Ursuline Auditorium. At this time Mrs. von Barkhausen presented as a farewell gift, a Revere Bowl inscribed, A Cappella 1967-1968. For demonstrating the joys and pleasures of making music. Pat Plyler, 0:2 behalf of A Cappella, prefefzty Mfr. 11072 Barkbamefz wilh rofef for a job well done. l Urganizations I37

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Rewarclecl ur Sincere Dramatic Ejforts Drama Club met once a week for classes under the direction of Miss Jeanne Huber. Practices meant spon- taneous improvisations, block sketches, and critical reviews. The Drama Club's performance at the State Tournament was evidence of a successful and profitable year. A majority of SHA's participants won awards in speech and drama divisions. The Drama Club fel- filled its annual goal by presenting the traditional one- act plays in March, Sister Vivian helped Miss Huber direct the girls for the production of Our Romance, ShflliCSPC3.fC'S Ladies, and The Lost Princess. With the help of a few props the setting, SHA's gym, took the form of an old people's home, juliet's home, and a bandit's hideout. The SHAers presented the one-act plays twice and, so that more members could be ac- tresses, there was a different cast for each performance. The production was an affair of the entire Drama Club. All girls were behind the scenes as members of the stage and make-up crews. SbabeJpeare'r Ladierf' Lil Bibb, Safan H oder, Debbie Caine, Ellen Haragan and Catbie Ballard try to give ber rome good advice. Z! 'll IJ my nore in your way? Liz I-Iinbebein patiently arbr ber make-ap affix! Ellen Gillefpie. Congratalalionf, liltle one, exelaimr Sr. Vioian. De- nire Tonini dirplayr ber dfamalie reading trophy. 25:3 1