St Josephs Academy - Patrins Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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e V J miie ,jwlaflz C7wwnw-- The adage Music hath charms has been many times by the St. Ioseph's Academy Clee Club since its institution four years ago, and more es- pecially during the year just completed. Adding a colorful Spanish operetta, Don Alonzo's Treasure, to its annual Christmastide performance of Handel's Messiah, the Clee Club also assisted at various musical recitals and assemblies. Not con- fining its activities to school programs alone, the chorus, fifty-nine in number, sang for programs out- side the school on several occasions. proven The thirteen members of the Academy Orchestra also lent their talents to help make assemblies, re- citals, and plays more enjoyable. Resplendent in new blue and gold uniforms, their harmony ex- tended to color as well as music. Highlights of orchestra and Glee Club activities during the past year were: Handel's Messiah, December 19, 1941: Don Alonzo's Treasure by Renn-Morgan, February 17-19, 19425 Music Recital, April 24, 1942: Class play, May 17-19, 1942. Seated, left to riqhl: Goetzke Betty Early Furla V' . . ng, ion Kogl, Standing: La Verne Iacqueline Studiner, Mary Io Kessler, Mau- Geraldine Schroeder, Weber, Eileen Kehoe. Dorothy Eckl, Frances raine Giefer. Eileen Rita Hamm. Shirley Sandburg. ii? Q J' x 1 f .N . A l nt 1 A F , Q r, t :::-' , i 1 Q i . 1 ' M . Q T A -1 1 S Q9 1- 51 - 1 is 5 X S31 Q xv X - 9 S K -:. :-:-: - : --:: ss if wi :raft X 3- , 3 f Kg S?I A :xS4l'!3lQY...rX -Lied 'KEGG blink 'i' .-

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ramafic Seated: Marguerite Sather, president: Standing, Iett to right, Ruth Fuhrman, Ioan Patten, Rose Ross, Helene Wild, loan Landergan. This year, under the guidance of Miss Mary Kellet, the girls initiated a new plan by selecting, casting, and directing one-act plays. With favorable results, Bernadette Murray directed The Bond Be- tween and Helene Wild, All But The Truth. Lav- ender and Red Pepper formally opened the Drama- tic Club's season. Scene from Summons of Sariel In addition to the spacious prop room built for the use of the school, the Blackfriar's group donated scenery to the club. As a gift from the school, the club welcomed several pieces of modern furniture, including a bookcase, end tables, coffee table, and desk. The stage crew varnished the new properties and added other finishing touches. The Summons of Sariel, presented earlier in the year, represented St. Ioseph's Academy at the Midwest Play festival, held March 13, 14, 15, at Dowling College, Des Moines, Iowa. lacqueline Han- ratty, a senior, won the coveted gold medal for her interpretation of an old woman, and Helene Wild, a junior, received a silver medal for her portrayal of Sariel. STAGE CREW IN ACTION Sirk '