Seton High School - Memories Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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Thespians Stage Paul Two comedies a mystery play and a ballet were offered by Seton dramat1c tal ent to 1ts publlc th1s year Officers 1nstalled last May for Thesp1an Troop 371 were Mary Jo Rossl pres1dent Joan Langen v1ce pres1dent Lo1s Lubke secretary and Carol Otten treasurer The1r moderator was S1ster Anc11la Marle In cooperat1on wlth the Elder Players CIaudeI's TIDINGS seniors produced TIME OUT FOR GIN GER on October 10 and CURTAIN GOING UP on February 11 and 12 Sen1or Thesplans staged a two nlght per formance of Paul Claudel s TIDINGS BROUGHT TO MARY a medleval mys tery play December 17 and 18 FANTASY BALLET closed the f1na1 curta1n Apr1l 27 and 29 Mary Jo Rossi Joon Lcmgen Lols Lubke and Carol Often , - ' 9 . . . , 1 y 1 ' 9 J 1 '- s - s ' ' y I I ' Q .. M ' f '-T 'rj 2 I P -f T. 7 vii' Q . 5 A ix I 5 K., X f 357' f 16 7 J Q , K A J I I f f ,V V 'vvig I x ' i . ,Ye J' 7 1 - or It Ar mf'

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With S S WEDDING FORMAL, chosen by Christine Perry, SDS vice-presi- dent, is modeled for fellow offi- cers, Pat Maltry, treasurer, Rita Freeman, secretary, Barbara Banz- haf, president. Setonians founded the SDS in 1947, encouraging youth to supply the demand for the supply of modest clothing. Nine years have brought a nation-wide response. To inspire the Seton girl with ideals of modesty in speech, action and dress is the aim of the SDS organiza- tion. Throughout the year a special bulletin board re- minded onlookers that a Lovely Lady Dressed in Blue models the virtues of Christian womanhood. A style show was staged February 29 with the co- operation of McAlpin's department store. Seton models selected their own casual and formal outfits. Representatives attended city-wide meetings and a forum debate, February 4, at the Fenwick Club. In March, Christine Perry was elected president of the combined city units. SDS activity was supervised by Sister Dolorita Marie.

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X 3 In the picture from the prologue, Violaine, portrayed by Barbara Kesi- lowsky, takes leave of her lover Pierre, who has become a leper. His role is played by Nancy Hoffman. The supporting cast appear in the third act on a road in the Woods of Geyn on Christmas Eve. Connie Ernst is the jealous Mara who brings her dead child to Violaine, demanding a miracle. French peasants-Katie Moran, Toni Cianciolo, Elaine Salem, Marilee Jans- zen and Lois Lubke-direct Mara to the hut of Violaine, now a leper. Tidings Brought To All things minister to a Divine Purpose. -Paul Claudel