St Marys Academy - Troubadour Yearbook (Milwaukee, WI)

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Doing some detective work on his own is the Baron lDennis Petersl as he grasps the arm of Venetia lBarbara Uszlerl. Behind the maroon curtain, scenery is in place, makeup is applied, and costumes are arrayed, while in front of that same curtain tension mounts with expectation. Lent, Christmas, and our principal's nameday give us ample opportunity to present our talent in play productions. Murder in a Nunnery, our annual play, came to life and concluded our ac- tivities 'for last year. Murder monopolized the scene. Who did it? was the com- mon query. Presiding over our monthly meetings for the '57-'58 year are Barbara Uszler, Presi- dent, Judith Delopst, Vice-president, Ethel Fuss, Secretary, and Lucretia Wetzel, Treasurer. Well, what do you think, who put the knife in the old lady? is Inex's Uoyce Morzionj question as Venetia lEtheI Fussj, instructor at Harrington Convent School, tries in vain to keep Turkey, Verity, and Prudence lAnnette Kornely, Patricia Reul, and Gloria Kryfkej occupied and away from the murder scene.

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Lights, Ccimerci, Action The rush and scramble of a dress rehearsal takes place as ihe scenery goes up. Assisling Mrs. Moss lMuureen Young! is Mother Bassonwaite lChurIene Wolfj, while Reverend Mother lSandra Woidoj attempts to console her.

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lead him astray. Oh, yes, I am sorry now . . . but am I sorry for the right reason? We shall see. I did what I was urged to do, Reverend Mother. Thus Mrs. Ross as played by Judy Delopst confessed to Reverend Mather ISandra Woidal that she was the one who had murdered the Baroness, as Inspector Pearson IRonald Mazurkiewiczl, Venetia Geza IBarbara Uszlerl, and Sergeant Mulligan Uames Allesl, listen attentively. , It isn't against the law for the palize to use the telephone around here, is ut? exclaims Sergeant Mulligan Uames Allesl as Mother Peck ISandra lrackil tries to