St Marys High School - Tower Yearbook (Cincinnati, OH)

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,cj , Y M qi . J YJ - - - +I- ,-I 1 4uztur fthe Not every high school can number among its students, a play wright, Whose Works have actually been produced. In lVlr. Allen H. Walsh, St. Mary's owns such a celebrity. 'His two act farce, Dr. Abe was presented in Flebruary to what was probably the most enthusiastic audience ever assembled in America. The delicate satire and subtle humor of lllr. Edward Emmerlipg, who ably as- sumed the title role, was actually refreshing, While his laboratory methods would put 'to blush much of the. latest research work of our famous medical schools. V His assistant, lVIr. Eugene Vorwoldt displayed a knowledge of accounting and high finance which he has carefully concealed during his four years at St. Mary's. The faculty wonders Why this gentle youth, whose choice of a college is made, and whose course is selected, isn't going to major in mathematics. Charles Rielage, Joseph Schwertman and William Cassady as Mrs. Biltmore and her two sons are Worthy of mention, while llir. Joseph Nordloh as The Great Impersonator left little to be desired. All in all, the effort was commendable, and the class of 1927 says, in unison chorus, Come again, Allen. ' -RUTH STACEY, '27 2' 7 ' 97ZXQ5E5v , 1, G Gr 6 0 x Page Ninety-nine

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