Sacred Heart of Mary Academy - Maricol Yearbook (Bronx, NY)

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for excellent Production Judy is wary as Eileen sneaks in. Judy and Eileen wait calmly as Louise as harassed nephew hurries pro- testing Maryann hack to kitchen. Josephine and Catherine are bewildered. .,,,.....-.A L-.. V--4 . L j + ' - f ' -,ggg,.xo.,X. k 1'i 'f i 1 'X -:E , L' --e o s,-, vf r A . f ra al he 5 EZ? fflfi- t?1i'5fSgi?':, jj' 1 1 H- - 1 L' f.443:l'il , ' W ,ea 3 gas , ' ,, K 5 :gs , . . a fi .5 Q ,yg-,75.ffg?If..,w .1 . Louise. from nast experience, doesn t trust , J fQ3..,.wl5.3 ...sm . . . , E1leen's intentions. 3- ,-15 tr .Q I Q' Q nv. L- .Qi 11? w ftf e ff .. 1 ,- ,N ,L .1 - -.Jun ig? ,L .. vs- 1 - ' EL ,fn 'e,5g,'23',' 7.-5 's osi- . mg ' . -3' 'i ist! 1 1' 255 ee s. 9, 1 r Josephine exhibit mixed Maryann, Pat, and emotions as they view wrong body. Lfops, lrcnc and Anne cnn't he convinced by Eileen's storv. Maryann and Josephine look forward to Happy Dale thanlcs to Louise and llnrlmrn.

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Pat Palmieri takes another body Par admOniSl1eS her daLlgl1tf:31 ' to Pananja, Jeanne, not to play rough with Page 40 The work is applauded Cops, Irene and Anne, join Pat and Nancy in some tea Maryann and Josephine are disappointed when Louise pre time chatter. vents Eleanor's sudden demise. Prompters are never necessary at a perform- ance put on by the Genesians, for their work is always thorough. The year's schedule called for one act plays-for the beginners as well as a full length comedy and a Lenten drama. The com- edy, Arsenic and Old Lace , presented at Christ- mas time was fast paced. All members of the cast gave top rate performances and the audience enjoyed the play thoroughly. The versatility of the group showed in the change of pace neces- sary in presenting the Lenten drama, The Up- per Room , for the cast gave a reverent interpre- tation. - Eileen. Cast line up for curtain calls which were numerous.

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as Harmonious artistry First Sopranos run through numher. Under Mr. Ronald Portman, our Choral club attained a high standard of performance. Competing in the three part division of the Catholic Music Festival held annually at Town Hall, we have captured our share of school trophies. At Christmas' the Choral club gives a recital in conjunction with the Cenesians' play, and in the Spring Regis Clee Club joins us for a concert at Marymount College, N. Y. Vice-president Maureen O'Shea calls at- tention of President Eileen Kiesel to a special choral pliece. Treasurer Jeanne Pluchino is off collecting dues. Eileen Kiesel leads altos in their practice Seconds need a little extra work Page 42