St John Cantius High School - Review Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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' of Qmamq 76 Mystery Drama . . . a who-done-it murder, which is never really solved. The entire cast strikes an austere pose, as the curtain rises upon o Court scene-the one setting for the drama. Magda Svenson, played by Barb Zima, drops all rules of courtroom procedure and accuses Tom Flors, the D, A., of being too young to know about illicit love. Her king-size purse did not get into the picture. l 7 l l 'Y C7 4 l . 55 A T7 W 1 7' , IJ M gi 4 ,sf if Michael Young, defense attorney, becomes a little confused lpleasantly of course? when a doll, like Joyce Kehn, takes the stand. These witnesses proyided laughs as well as into with ther candid remarks on the witness stand: Leonard lr-lyczwa, Ron Magold, Connie Daniels, Loretta Zimon. Seated: Donna Keith, Mary A Maresh, Joyce Kehn, Barb Zima, Joan Yacyshyn,

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7, qi The robber is all out of fight as Rainbow throws his robe and captures hirn Playing the port of the robber is Roy Struzynski, the happy Captor, of course, is Charles Slusarczyk. 04, Daezafnf A musical with a great deal of va- riety, covering dramatics, musical performance, humorous entertain- ment, and choreography, makes OH, DOCTOR! an operetta to be re- membered. gm , Complaining about the food at the sonatorium is Janet Rosby, who does it justice while re- clining in her wheelchair. Nurse, Judy Townsend, tries to soothe her, but Rita Zalenka, who is hard of hearing, gives her own interpretation of the happenings at the sanotorium. !. 5 i ,Wi 3 3' f 4? 4 m W' Romantic leads in the play are taken by Joe Slimak and Carol Cunningham Georgiann Sigler is intrigued by the fountain which has a very fantastic oriain 1

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Sister Mary Estelle, first moderator ot Tlnespian Trot.-pe l396, ad- dresses the student body to ex- plain the purpose at the organiza- tion in the presence of Sister Mary Concepta, principal, and Robert Vulcosic, installation officer, RH Sodality members promote reading of good Catholic literature through a skit of their own. Participating are: Mary Wilczewski, Pat Bruns- wick, Carol Cunningham Pamela Ellis, Alice Zaroski and Rosemary Hanchin. 1 I J no 4 wa Z3 6, Vmmwzca g 7 wma ,u 9 Angels and Wise Men adore the Christ Child in this impressive Christmas scene. Q-U, mix-ll lpn purl.: First Freshman dramatic presenta- tion was The Alien Star. Valet to the king is played by Loretta Levan, Geri Daum impersonates St, Joseph, and Ann Marie Ze- lenka takes the part of the Blessed Virgin .