St Pius X Catholic High School - Golden Echoes Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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Waiting for the verdict from Judge Tom Gondesen, Chris Kauff- man sheepishly hangs his head in Master Pierre Patelin. Practicing one of their skits, Joe Langton receives a pat on the back from Cecilia Roy. Linda Lueptow checks their lines. Portraying the sly peasant in lllaster Pierre Patelin, Peter Fisher cowers from Aloysius Weiss. Deborah Hunt fears the outcome. Officers Fran Kassinger and Sally Saunders rest after helping Debra Snipes and john O'Shea move the props. 51

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Dramatics Club Stages One-Act Plays, Attends Dramatic Workshop Produced for region competition, Master Pierre Pa- telin Was staged under the direction of club moderator Miss Ann Guscio. The one-act play placed third in Re- gion 5-AA. On April 23 and 30, members performed in The Happy journey during activity periods. In January, members attended a dramatics workshop in Athens. University players instructed them in areas ranging from applying make-up to acting techniques. During the regular meetings all members were given a chance to perform in such activitites as skits. After 100 hours of dramatic participation, students were eligible for the National Thespian Society. Ten new members were inducted this year. Performing the National Thespian Society's initiation rites, Jan Chamberlain, Antonio McDaniel, and Pam Barraclough unite flames. DRAMATICS CLUB-Front row: Sharon Sprague, Kim Ed- monds, Cecil Roy, Mary Dee Kerwin, Maureen Duffy, Sue Bickes. Second row: Barbara Peters, Candy Greene, Mary Jo Komodowski, Gail Strub, Debbie Wrigley, Linda Lueptow, Fran McLaughlin. Third row: John O'Shea, Peter Fisher, Tom Gondesen, Chris Kauffman, Barry Fraser, Buzzie Weiss, Jan Hammond. Fourth row: Maureen Dufries, Tara Reidy, Fran Kassinger, Debra Snipes, Pam Barraclough, Sally Saunders, Holly Gordon, Joey Bickes.

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Library AideshFro11l row: Donna Strub, Marilyn Wilkins, Susan Peters. Serond row: Mary Wlallace, Mary Sweeney, Debby DeDuc'k, Sr. Joseph Maureen. Bark row: Maureen Maher, Nora Robillard, Kathy Conger, Cathie Croker, Susan Shroeder. ides Assist F aeulgf, Gain Experience Mforking diligently and often without recognition, the Library, Chapel, and Guidance aides alleviated some of the many tasks facing the faculty in charge of these concerns. Chapel Aides, under the direction of Sr. Mary of Nazareth, performed such duties as cleaning the altar linens and readying the chapel for Mass. Checking out books was one of the main jobs of the Library aides. Under the supervision of Sr. Joseph Maureen, they catalogued the books, arranged exhibits displaying the works from the classes, and kept the bulletin board up-to-date. Guidance aides helped Sr. Mary Regina by typing mailing lists and by sorting the inany college brochures received in her office. Chapel Aides-lN'Iary Gihlin Kay Zibilieh, Jane McLellan, Sr. Mary of Nazareth, Mau- reen Cronin, Janet Piede. Betsy Giblin, Mary Kramer. ....,,,F. Guidance AidesmF1'0nf row: Marilyn Wilkins, Mary Ann Mesh, Mary Schaelfe, Sr. Mary Regina. Second row: Nora Ro- billard, Karen Kingery, Mike Biondi, Michael Mazur, Linda Nyy, Debbie Strauss.