St Dominic High School - Torch Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Sit. Dominic .g7c'AooZrr JEL: A-'i .. A Xxx' 44 IN 22' laid The Senior play, given April 15, 16, and l7, told the story of seven- teen-year-old, Terry Jenkins from Oklahoma, who, weary with the homely chores on her father's cat- tle ranch, and dreaming of a thea- trical career, had slipped off from home and come to join the drama classes at Brookfield Summer Thea tre. The arrival of Sam Weller, her father's first cow-hand, to watch over her safety from a dis- tance, and his unexpected appear- ance the night of the students' barn dance bring, the blue skies of Ok- lahoma and the tedious tasks of home into a new perspective. Oth- er romances blossom, particularly the one between the director of the summer theatre and the charming drama teacher. The season, in- tended to close with a performance for the public, had knit close ties, so that the last evening together 'Q R' il F ' ' ' tu ,h,,, 14 f f' s r 1 X . H ,W W 6 f 1 M, M xv '4 Q, , 49 6 - f L deepened pleasant memoriesa The ' Wi T p A I final performance, a repetition for X T 3 t 2' T the public of THE UGLY DUCKLING A: .3 i ai ' 'f rf the one-act play which had won most 'g ' ' 5' '22 sk Z' e i n Y favor with the summer students, if 4 15 xx, K K-lr.. Ci 1, 3 , ,Q and a cavalcade of songs and dances Q ,U 'F' V' 1 N F from the better musical comedies, ,lay m i 1 y pm 3 f ,qi found Terry and Sam refusing a con- tract to put OKLAHOMA! on the road, with the announcement that they preferred to take the road to Oklahoma! seq I sf? ef H C1