St Marys Institute - Echoes Yearbook (Amsterdam, NY)

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I Our just and loml Slstezs of gamt oseph feuth u su Jpoxt our QIJOIIS 1ct1x1t1es mth t1e1r fervent pxaxels and just counsels C0I1ilLlLI1I1U sports a means of bu1ld1n0' character and cl xelopme us mentallx and phxsreallv they haxe an enthus1ast1e 1nterest our games even thouffh thex do not attend In the classroom we are taught bv word and actxon the fundamentals of wood sportsmanslnp justxce fa1r play coopcratlon consxd defeat or xlctory 19 1T1Sf1llLd 1nto us hx the ust Loyalty of our Slsters who support and laud us 1n defeat as well asm uctory Coqnwant of the fact that they are mtercedlnff Wllh Clnlst and Our Lads for our success and our safe-tx we enter each frame xuth a claunt less C'Olll21f'C and confidence wxth a detemnna tton to mn and to ITl'iII1lFC'St 1 ust loxaltx to our coacl to our KHIIIIIIJIIS to ou1 scmool our prlests and to our loxal Slstexs of amt oscph God bless them 14 flly,1 ' .. ' l' . I l . . D Q A C- v D lv Iv I I U ' I i y v ,' ' ' in . . . C3 4' ' ' I . .'. I L m . . I eration for others. The gracious acceptance. , .of L '. . . . . ' D 'l... ' 'xl ...to J f - . O - I l

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Time Play Margaret Ackenback Cynthia Slusarz John Spanburgh Mary Wolff Emanuela Boccio Robert McVeigh William Stanley Richard Pilchen Ann Diamente Theresa Krupa Celeste Ptaszynski George Nicholson Robert Donohue Carmela Persico Emilio Cappellucci Richard Eckert Yvette Martin Patricia Mazur Jerome Milosek Gayle Picinich Lawrence Podolec Mary A. Tjaden W.. V, gg, I The appearance of Babe as the Green Devil Wrestler overwhelms Mrs. Nash who in turn upsets the cart of animated laundry-Tim. TEEN TIME, a three-act comedy by Anne Coulter Martins. shows what happens when a young man tries to win his girl friend from a dapper and equally young rival. by having her elected Teen Queen of a newly constructed Teen Haven. Tim. a handsome lad, forms a plan to have his girl friend. Wendy. chosen Teen Queen. lVendy is dazzled by an over-polite, young boy. Harley Evans. who owns an impressive yellow convertible. Tim has placed posters in all the teen hangouts in town. and to pay for the food promised in the campaign slogan. he supposedly borrows Darby's uncle's power mower to cut lawns. Tim discovers he has taken the wrong mower. one belonging to Mrs. Nash Cwho believes it stolenj, the lady who owns the building where the Teen Haven is. The mower breaks and Tim places a For Sale ad in the paper hoping to sell his truck so he can pay the repair bill. Mrs. Nash. realizing that the address and phone number in the ad and those of the Meade residence are identical. thinks hir. Meade is bankrupt, and decides she will not award him her contract. Mrs. Nash accuses Miss Denning of knowl- edge of Mr. Meadeis situation and threatens her with the loss of her job. She says she will have Tim expelled from school because he admits taking the mower by mistake, and the Teen Haven will be closed. However. when the confusion suhsides. Mrs. Nash concedes that she has been hasty. WVendy is named Teen Queen and she chooses Tim for her King . . . a gratifying climax to a delightfully amusing play. Mrs. Nash faints when Tim reappears in his flight from Milligan.

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