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

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5 91 rl., Breaking away from the tradi- tional costume play, Miss Kel- lett chose An American is Born, by Richard Paulding, as the Senior Class play. A comedy-drama dealing with a typical American tarnily in war time, the play was presented May l7, 18, and 19, with the following cast: Dorothy Lee, Fayette Wey- and, Mary Catherine Hinchey, lacqueline Hanratty, Ianice Mc- Mahon, Patricia Morgan, Rose Ross, Peggy Sather, Kathleen, Kennedy, Lois Lynch, Mary Margaret Manogue, Marilyn O'Brien, Charlotte Lynch, Ber- nadette Murray, Patricia Mc- Bride, Bob Eddy, Bernard Lee Dick McGinley, lerry Short Frank Fahey, Iirnmy Zauner. 1 1 . X S . Q 2 2 l 5 S . lla , E LLL Glancinq over the script oi the senior class play with Miss Mary G. Kellett. director, are Mary Bohman, Bernadette Murray, Peggy Sather, Kathleen Ken- Z' wal nedy. Above: Iunior cast of All But The Truth. S t P sr X R Below: S.I.A. drarnatists present Summons of Sariel for Mid- west Play Festival, Des Moines. Iowa.

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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 '

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Left to right: Patricia DelVloully, Louise Metzger, Patricia llzinls-y, Mary i500 1112!mcfsguiylslnI:Il?irgIelI2SlL'VCilAAClZg 500 Helen Rooney, Virginia Kelly, Mary Alice Lillihriclqe, Shirley Mmtmiscm, Awgyd grin 'Hoge Mm' Hole' Y ip' Awgfd Vice-President, Patricia Goodman, Gladys Green, Virginia Hr-ilinq, llilm-ii ' ' ' Y Y' Furlong, Dorothy Ann Olsen, loan Mooney, Celine Abbott. J! jx Let! to right: Celine Abbott, Secretar , Mary Becker, Grace Green, If-ft to nqht: Rose Mary Hc 250 V A d Marcella Gomboldt, Florence Michel, Patricia Wolf, Barbara Berq, Award Presirlr-nt, limo Monotte, Ioan C War Iosephine Koch. son, Shirley Nlortonson. 'ff Sf. 'P -1 wait