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T H E U R O R A Fifty-nine SENIOR CLASS PLAY March 25 When Polly Put the Pepper in the Tea - - - - Vocal THE RAINBOW KIMONA CHARACTERS Nellie Van Tassel - - - - Dorothy Ernsdorif Ruth Ashton - - - Eleanor Weideman Alice Marion Alma Lang Beatrice Courtney Leona Champoux Oliver Mercer - Agnes O'Malley Isabel Sarto - - Jean LaMay Winifred Turner - - Monaclaire Earl Edith Jones - - - Elsie Koreski Rose Jackson - - - Marcella Ernsdorff We'll Now Have to Say Goodbye ---- - - - Vocal THE ST. CECELIAN CHORAL CLUB q The St. Cecelian Choral Club, which was organized last year, has continued its chorus work this year. At the beginning of the year the following officers were elected: Dorothy Ernsdorff - - - Jean LaMay - Elsie Harrington - Marcella Ernsdorff A nes O'Malle - President - Vice President - Secretary - Treasurer Accompanist Genevieve Fortier S , Y ' ' ' Program Editor - - - In November the first recital was held. It was enjoyed very much. SONG RECITAL Nov. 27, 1923 PRO GRAM Processional Ha and Li ht of Heart - - D, .PPV g Saint Cecelia, Sing - Autumn-Two part chorus - - Musical Recitation- Today - The Sweetest Song - The Big Brown Bear - Violin Solo, Berceuse from There, Little Girl, Don't Cry Jocelyn Heart Song ---- Lullaby - - - Omni Die Die Mariae Choral Club Choral Club Choral Club - Alma Lang Vocal Quartette - Choral Club Madeline Doyle - Vocal Trio Vocal Quartette - Choral Club Choral Club MUSIC CLUB The Modern Musicians' Club counts as its members the music pupils of the High School. The object of this organization is to study and interpret the great composers, and to stimulate the interest of the pupils in the study of music. The motto of the club is: A successful student is made up of ambition, pluck, and perseverance. The officers of this club are: Agnes O'Malley - - - President Bernadine Ditter - - - Vice President Elsie Harrington - Secretary Grace Eaton - Treasurer Josephine Hogan - Accompanist
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Sixty THE AURORA AGNES O'MALLEY'S RECITAL Country Gardens ------ Percy Granger Caprice Viennois - ----- - Fritz-Kreisler Lento - - Cyril Scott Will o' the Wisp - 1 Water Lily - Edward McDonnell Uncle Remus - - Scherzo - - F. Mendelsohon Dance ---- - Claude Debussy Premiere Ballade -------- F. Chopin, op. 23 La Gazza Ladra-Trio-Overture ------ G. Rossini Agnes O'Malley, Bernadine Ditter, Crimont Stewart LEONA CHAMPOUX, '24 RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS APOSTLESHIP OF PRAYER.-This organization counts all the Catholic pupils as members, and has for its object the promotion of devotion to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. SODALITY OF THE BLESSED VIRGIN.-The Children of Mary meet on the third Friday of each month. The object of the sodality is to foster and increase devotion to the Blessed Virgin. The Catholic girl of today needs a wealth of strength and spiritual grace, and a guide and model to influence her daily life, for the maxims of the world are fatal to the true principles of right and wrong. If she would not fail in her high purpose of living above the common level, she needs ever cling close to Mary, her Mother. MISSIONARY SOCIETIES.-The Missionary Societies were organized for the pur- pose of promoting the interests of home and foreign missions. The Academy unit numbers seventy members, all of whom are very earnest in helping the cause of the missionary. URSULA DONOVAN, '24 ALUIVIAE NOTES Since last we reviewed the ranks of the Alumnae, much has happened among them. At the regular annual meeting in May, the elections were held. The following officers were elected for two years: Mrs. Frank Kelly, '07 -------- President Marie Lentz, '18 - - - Vice President Elenora Korth, '16 - - Secretary Mary Donovan, '17 -------- Treasurer Mrs. Ray Venables, '15 -------- Historian Two have started down the long path with a chosen companion. Cecelia Stein, '19, is now Mrs. Fred Beauchene, Bessie Hurley, '19, is Mrs. Paul Squier. In July two of our girls, Valerie Benoit, '15, and Lolita Lentz, '20, made their vows as Sisters of Providence. The former is Sister Yvonne, the latter, Sister Dorothy of Providence. Cora LaMay, '21, entered the novitiate of the Sisters of Providence in June. Frances Klingle, '22, went to Techny, Illinois, in October to join the Sister Servants of the Holy Ghost. Emma Roy, '23, has sought the solitude of the cloister as a Sister of the Precious OBITUARY Sister Mary Benedicta Gildea, '06 Sister Mary Benedicta died at New Westminster, B. C., November third. She was the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gildea of Los Angeles, California. Her education was received in Yakima, and she was a graduate of St. Joseph's Academy. We sympathize with Sister Yvonne Benoit, whose mother died at Spokane during February. Blood. - PAULINE DOAN, '24
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