St Jeromes College - Lion Yearbook (Kitchener, Ontario Canada)

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E NTIRE ENSEMBLE ENCORE Show Business was boom- ing almost continually from September to May Never a dull moment' It seemed that there was always elther a good program to look back upon or one comlng up to look forward to It must be that there are just some years when a part1cular 1n tense concentratlon of talent takes place at the college Th1s was one of those years 'N Gum QF , 4 ' W GS o C735 ROSA AND GIUSEPPI STOB DA MUSIG! fhiclj 'GALLAGHER AND SHEENH 62

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I YEA MAN Around Thanksgiving time the annual dinner of the F. K. Club, held this year at Leisure Lodge, was much enlivened by a sparkling display of musical-comedy. Art Students provided the very welcomed entertainment at the Alumni Banquet and at other events as well. Variety and high quality were the hall-marks of our home-grown vaudeville shows. The April talent show was another opportunity to marvel at the versatility of our fellow-students. Singing, dancing, wisecracking, piano-playing, orchestrat- ing---they ran the whole gamut of an unforgettable series of fascinating acts. SOUND YOUR A I w 8 T i 1 I 3 4 l 1 THE BOYS FROM SYRACUSE 2 l '3 'H tl , i e 4 1 Q! 1 4 STRIKE UP THE BAND! y 5 its ' A , A , ,T - li: V. It 1 v-I . , , , 'Q ,A 1 K-51 '1 fi aj' r 51 fli ,, E if If ! f 1 ll 'I I 1 ll l 1 a T s 51 sl Q HIT IT! AINT SHE SWEET , i 1 V ea y s 2