Salpointe Catholic High School - Horizons Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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roven Deli htful Comedy Tom Blake, John Bender, and Jaime Blake fScenery Manager? carry part of the scenery for the play 'Seven Sisters, backstage. Gay Hungarian costumes, bright scenery, and a fine display of talent are all memories of the senior play. Marrying off her daughters is Mama Gyur- kovics' big problem but she doesn7t seem to be having any luck. Mitzi, the fourth eldest daughter, arrives home unexpectedly and decides to do some- thing about this situation. Horkoy, her secret ad- mirer, promises to marry off the three older sisters in exchange for three kisses. Katinka is soon wed to Colonel Radviany. Shorry follows suit by becoming Mrs. Michael Sandorffy. And finally, Ella is mar- ried off to Gida, Radviany's nephew. Horkoy, his mission accomplished, not only gets the three kisses but also a bride-Mitzi.

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Gcflpril In Paris Sets Themf '4Isn't it beautiful? says Maria Urias, in her date dress of aqua faille. Karen Bach models her sheath and jacket of navy blue wool, as Maxine Snider poses in her suit and coat of gold suede cloth. All three styles show the influence of to- day's modern fashions. Graciously aiding Sister Mary Hugh as narrator of the fashion show is Mrs. David Parlett. 28 As the United States has recently been visited by famous painters from France, Salpointe also got a glimpse of Paris-inspired fashions. Dy- namic Designs from Parisi' was the theme of the Annual Home Ec Fashion Show. The lovely outfits, modeled by their creators, transported the audience to Paris in the Spring. All of the clothes in the show were made by the girls themselves in the various Homemaking classes. Long hours and hard work bore fruit for the Home Economics Department.