St Patricks High School - Patrician Yearbook (Miami Beach, FL)

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. ' X HX. f-X me lb W fi S be St. tghomas aqufrinas Qfay . TO commemorate the feast of St. Thomas Aquinas, one of the shining lights of the Dominican Order, the sodality witnessed a three-act play presented by some of its members. Betty and Bill Shaver, Colleen Breslin, Patty Kelly and Robert Gaffney took part and performed with assurance and realism. Scenery and costumes would have been superfluous because the members portrayed the drama with such vividness. At the closing of the hnal curtain, the sodalists were filled with a greater love, understanding and devotion for this outstanding saint. Zi cqfze Cgdasfzion csilzow A gN enjoyable afternoon was the result of combining the musical and artistic talents of St. Patrick in a program of fashions set to music on Friday, March Sth. The entertainment featured such highlights as the charming soprano voice of Mary Jane Mills, a captivating tango by the young dance team, Eileen and Richard Leinecker, and the brilliant music of our talented pianist, Alfred Freeman. Other performers were Shirley Dettling and Rachel Warner, pianists 3 Raymond Spring, tenor, and Patricia Erskine, trumpet soloist. The program was brought to a charming climax by a fashion revue presented by the girls of St. Pat's. Gowns of the latest mode were aptly described by Colleen Breslin and modeled with all the pride and poise of their owners. St. Pat's was justly proud of its students this day, for in this program they dis- played a versatility and originality difficult to match. EQ St. twatricks may tmrograrn 1' program of music in honor of Saint Patrick, our patron saint, was presented by the grade school on Friday, March 17. The performance was a delightful one, each class participating in songs, dances and recitations. Familiar Irish ballads, a lively jig, and an amusing pantomime entitled The Burglar were the highlights of the entertainment. The sparkling wit so prevalent among the Irish and their great love for Saint Patrick were combined to form a splendid tribute to this great saint. -ESTHER LUCAS '40 Page Fifty-fum l l 1 l 4 4 l l

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I hope lo he the hind of friend that yon have been to me, I hope to he the help that yozfoe heen alwayf glad to he I hope to .ray the kindly thingy that you Jo often Jay, To help each ziinid 'boy and girl along their Jchool day way I hope lo do the fine thingJ and Jplendid thingf like you To bl'llJl9 the gray from out the .fhy and leave it only hlne, And so a wish thir graduation day would he: I hope lo be the hind of friend that yon have been to we. JACK MCDONALD, '42 With apologies to Edgar Guest Page Fifty-four