St Marys Hall - Ivy Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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DRAMATIC CLUB President .......... . . .FRANCES CULVERWELL Secretaryfreasurer. . . ...... MARILYN BEATON Manager ........ . . .ELSPETH ANN WINTON This year the Dramatic Club was unusually large in number. Our procrastination in giving a play was not due to lack of enthusiasm but rather to long discussions, with im' promptu skits on the side, and the final red tape to secure a play that would be new and entertaining to all. The result is james Barrie's .Quality Street. It is really an enjoyable play to work on and the rehearsals have been both a show of talent and a great deal of fun. It is still in production as the yearbook goes to press, but we know it will be a great success. Third row, left to rzght: Spaulding, E. Winton, A. Ferguson, N. Hogeman, L. Ivlorland. Second row: M. Beaton, I, Austin j. Pakeriham, Miss Bucher, S. Mosher, L. Elliott, S. Leach, A. Porges. M. Rice, P. Fox, S. Walsh, P. Gulick. First row: J Menzel, F. Culverwell, E. Failla, M. Wickes 4l

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Standing, left to right: M. J. Munley, L. Elliott, E. Failla. Seated: S. Crowe, A. Chidester, P. Gulick, M. Osborne all V Y LEA V ESM The school newspaper is a comparatively new undertaking for St Mary's, because our first newspaper was published in the spring of '45. The paper was originally to be a junior project, but it grew into an enterprise worked on by the entire school. Last year it was decided to merge the student newspaper with the paper edited for the aluinnae, supported by their con tributions and by student subscriptions. This new paper was called Ivy Leaves rather than the original Within the Walls, and it was first printed last year. Many diiliculties were encountered, but two issues appeared last spring. This year a new staff was elected, and we are going to put the paper on a larger scale than it is, by attempting to publish six issues this year four of which will go to the alurnnae. We have also changed the rnethod of buying the paper this year, to make it rnore eflicient, and have asked the student body to purchase their papers by subscription, instead of buyinv individual copies. Also the parents and friends of the students have been asked to subscribe. The paper has come a long way since the spring of '45 and vve, the new stall, hope that it will continue its growth still further this year. 40

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Fourth row, left to right: AI. Ferguson, S. Lukens, S. Soper, E. Winton, E. Failla, J. Nichols, D. Dilatush, J. Brady,j. Hannah Third row: Mrs. Weygandt, L. Morland, S. Mosher, P. Garrison, A. Diebert, A. Ferguson, M. West, M. Osborne, P Culick. hl. Spaulding, B. Lackey, S. Wilson, C. Durnell, A. Hulbert. Second row: B. Lampa, KI. Austin, L. Elliott, J. Elliott gl. Pierce, A. Chidester, J. Dudley. Firxt row: M. Crispin, J. Menzel, S. Taylor, M. Wickcs I - 'F - ' '- J 'vs .1 5 5 1. 55 , . N4 ' . .. 4 -. S ' - K i , 4 O - 1 X A ' C GLEE CLUB I t -' . , ,- - . President ...... . .SUZANNE MOSHEIQ VicefPresident ..... . . .BARBARA LACKEY Secretaryfreaswer ................ JOAN FERGUSON Librarians .....,.. JUDY SPAULDING, MARILYN WEST Student Accornpanist ............ LEIGH MOIKLAND The Glee Club is a student organization composed of members of the Upper School, its main purpose being to provide entertainf ment both in and out of school. The group is under the capable direction of Mrs. Weygandt, who plans the exchange of conf certs with other clubs and special programs for school enter' tainment. The Glee Club dances are numerous and anticipated afhiirs, and the Club is definitely an important part of school life. 42