St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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Senior Thespicm take Time out for Ginger . . . 41 Ginger makes a great half-hack until she calls for time out to he a girl and to have a date. Ginger makes her entrance by informing the family of her very exe pre-ssixe opinion that all men stink. .,s,.' Lan- Howard demonstrates for Agnes. Cingefs winning touchdown play in his modest arcount ofthe last few minutes ofthe game with Liz fliiita Knopel listening approvingly. The whole family is duly impressed by ,leannie's regality as she makes ready for her opening performance of Victoria Regina. Prompters Francine Francoeur and Cynthia Matthews as well as sound-effects manager N d Lois Uhlinger cheek to see that stage set is in final readiness before the curtain opening.

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y 3 as ii tb tr wg., 243 'L - ,. if vit- I 4 N , '- ' X 1 ' A, ,R . . . Spnrts Editor Bill Blanvhtie-ld ruminata-5 to mini:-. A rem-wed Collevtion of treasured rfwullm'tioiis old friends and new , svnior play Massvinblivs, , m-if-r-tu-lw tprguttf-ti furrnal dam-f-s Qpiirtf ,Sudalily indixidual vlasst-S till art' purtraye-d in our yr-at'lmuk enabling us to rvliw these happy time-S again., and again. flllfffwlfiltlS4'l1lHJlFUH1I'tI'l5PUH? of the- nmst important vhaptf-rs in the- brink ulinur lite-S. Rewrrrflvrl in nur annual. thrift- nic-niuries vannut fade- with pafsage riftinie for all are faithfullx prvwrx Pd within the sanvtiiary nf our 1956 ,Marian Erhuex. l 1 thr- arti-tiwallx vx- . un- L V, -ignwr Wahhliwritixpira- Q tiiin. Art Editor flxnthia Niatthr-uf !'P1Yf'8iPSlII1 thP 4l2iI1 IPdgf'-ill? rnaaivwif S tliuxv-luxwlx nightf. 5 .. it on the vxavt phrasf- tu rvvall that winning play to tht- minds ufhis vlasa in the- yn-urs Vx, A 'Jr -E. 1 .- X K

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Lizzie .-Kgnes lfiirol Joan Jeannie- Ginger Tommy fire Nlr, Wilson Ed Hoffman Eililif- Daxis The Players Howard liarol en Rita Knopf- Dolores xflf'll'2iSl .lanice Neill Dax id llustas Mary Kelly Patricia Putman Patricia Duffy Mary Parillo Maureen Nlcfluigan Edward Yainosl-ty John Kelley Richard Kubran Richard Martuscello Anybody can see that Tommy Ginger s boy friend hates yiolence Eddie, eighteen year old J vin s athlete man run feel it W'hat a game! exclaims Howie Carol as he graphically portrays the events of the last few seconds of that all important football game to an unimpressed Agnes. She sees no reason why the peace and security of her family should be shaken by a fourteen year old girl's stubborn whim to be a great half- backf' Even ,loan and Jeannie. the more sophisticated daughters of the Carol family, maintain that it's iust not right. Take this entertaining plot, combine it with the splendid histrionic ability displayed bythe cast members and you have the ingredients that caused our Senior Play to be acclaimed a success. All the time and effort put into this production was amply repaid by its splendid reception. Grateful are we for the opportunity provided to enjoy the companionship of our fellow seniors in the preparation for this never-to-be-forgotten experience. High school principal Bob Wilson blames all his problems on Howie's simple speech on manners and vociferously declares him a full-grown juvenile delinquent. Agnes isn't quite sure whether she agrees or not. Wig? l 5 Agnes doesn't find bank presi- dent Ed Hof'fman's snake dance nearly so hilarious as Ed does: Howard may lose his job!