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

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Tl-IE KNAVE OF HEARTS Patricia Athanas and the Cooks of the Royal Household Your thirty-eighth resignation will be accepted immediately

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DRAMA FESTIVAL - i You ask me what the most exciting time of my high school days was? I think that the week-end spent in West Boylston for time Drama Festival in my Senior Year was about the most wonderful ex- perience I have ever had. I had waited since September for the Festival which was to be held in March. Just after the Christmas Vacation,Sister announced the cast for the 'Knave of Hearts' and I was overjoyed to see my name opposite Lady Violetta. The cast follows: Pompdebile Peter DuMais Lady Violetta Carol Moriarty Knave David Carragher Chancellor 'John Morin Ursula Mary Jane Earls Blue Hose Ann Bousquet Yellow Hose Joyce DeAbreu Pages Carolyn Ryan Barbara Madore Patricia Athanas Leonard Julian Announcer Patricia Athanas After many rehearsals which were not always enjoyable,but did pay off well in the end, the big day arrived. It was Friday, March 22, and we couldn't concentrate on our studies. David had to be sent home from school with a terrible cold.- Just as the strain of our impatience reached its peak, we received a telephone call from Mr. Barker saying that he was scrry,but our first letter must have been lost on the way and he just received our second letter. He regretted that it was too late to find a place for the boys but he could manage to obtain homes for the girls for the week-end . T We reached Wachusetts and received a royal reception. I was happy to see Brenda Leger who told me that Cookie and I were to stay with her for the week-end. This was practically a miracle as Cookie and I had been hoping that we would not be separated. Patty and Joyce were very fortunate to be staying with Nancy Lyman , as was also Ann Bousquet. Mary Jane met Joanne Prescott with whom she was to have a wonderful time. Barbara was especially fortu- nate for Friday night she stayed with Joan Butler and Saturday night with Jean Nordquist. After settling down, we went on a guided tour of the school which we found to be as beautiful and immaculate as we had heard. Following this tour came the food which was devoured heartily by all. As an aid to digestion, dancing was held in the cafeteria until Showtime which was at 7:30. Tantasqua Regional High opened the Festival by preaenting'A 38 '

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