St Marys High School - Marianite Yearbook (Southbridge, MA)

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.3355 hEHMmmr akxawrxsarx ,.,,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,.,,,,,. Y W W Y Y 1 1 1LJaQjg,. x x 1 x x x 1 x ',r 'Y' 'M Wi fa R. uf! ,Qi of the Choral Club formed by the girls of the High School. November eleventh, at the formal dramatization of a Court scene, the Choral Club made its first ap- pearance. The girls wore their uniforms which consis- ted of a white cape and a purple cap. Everyone thought that the girls looked very nice. About this time the American Legion sponsered an assay contest. All the schools were required to enter this contest, but only St. Mary's had the honor of obtaining two prizes. One of these was won by Shirley Toomey of the class of '37. Isabelle Farquhar represented our class in the annual Christmas play. This year the play presented was NGod's Wondrous Waysn. The Christmas vacation was enjoyed, but the thoughts of the inevitable mid-year exams somewhat worried us, but they came and went without any serious mishaps. The first play given by St.Mary's in public, took place in February at the CgT.A. Hall. A debate was also held the same night and the Choral Club proved its singing abitlity with a concert of very pretty songs. From the comments heard around the school and else where after the event took place, 1 2 x 1 x x m s x x x x x x m k 4 l k xxakakaeakxxx