St Rose Academy - Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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IC C W CALENDAR XXNOTHER successful year for the luntor Councrl of Catholrc Wornerr comes to a Close Upon look1ng over the many act1v1t1es wh1ch have taken place we may well be proud of our Cathohc l-hgh School g1rls The f1rst event on our l1st was the Needlework Dr1ve The lumor Counctl contrxbuted over one thousand garments to the vanous chanues Thrs exceeds all past years rn productlon and we expect to do even better 1U the future The next event was the annual Chnstmas Dance held rn the U S F Audr tonum The decoratrons were very gay and a grand trme was enloyed by all Larry Cannon wrth h1s orchestra was an added attractlon Thlrd on our calendar was the Dramauc Tournament Competltlon among the hrgh schools was keen and each school dtd splendldly Much credtt IS due to the actresses of our Academy for therr efforts 1n our play The Clock Although we drd not w1n and we had a few unfortunate lncrdents l know tthat next year we shall be more successful ln March the tenn1s and basketball tournaments took place causmg much excrtement and suspense ln Aprrl the swrmmmg meet was held at the Farrmont Plunge On Aprll 26 our Women s Day was held at Mercy Htgh School H1 Burltn game The day s program mcluded tennrs basketball prcntckmg and vanous games The g1rls of the h1gh school entertatned the v1s1tors w1th dancmg and smgmg On May lO we gave our party for Mount Samt loseph s Orphanage The g1rls look forward to thrs affarr each year because we always have much fun and 1t makes us extremely happy to bnng Joy to those who are less fortunate than ourselves At the close of our eventful l94l may l IH behalf of all the lunlor Councll members extend our smcere expressron of grahtude to Reverend Father Shea for h1s great k1ndness and helpfulness? To our charmrng prestdent Mtss Earnesttne Corvcllx l ay Woll done good and falthful leader' To the g1rls of St Rose Academy l repeat Thank you for your splendrd cooperatlon 1n all of the l C C, W atfatrs lt was your great sp1r1t and en thuslam that made each event such a success l mcerely hope that you w1ll keep up the good work and always be true acttve members of the lunlor Coun c1l of Catholxc Women Berntce Dawson 4l Senlor Colonel PAGE' rfv N Y . . . . 't X . . , X - , . . - . . . . , A . . 1 , . . , . . , . , - , . , . H - H , . 1 1 , , ,f , f, . . . , . , . . . . - , , 1 . f , . 1 f 1 Y O Y . . , , . H J C I I 'J I . H . n H 1 . . , . . , Q. f . . . . V. . . . - . F, , . D I T I - - , . ff . , WY I . w ,.. M - T' L 1

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DRAMA lEORGlNG ahead, step by step, the Dramatic Class is now recognized as one of the leading arts, taking an active part in the school life of the Academy. lts success is due in part to the co-operation existing between the director and the members of the class, who have worked earnestly, to gain recognition from their schoolmates. Miss Hart has devoted her talents and much of her time to the pupils of the dramatic class, helping them to interpret several dramas. lt is traditional at Saint Rose to have a Christmas play, and this year the dramatic class presented A Painting For the Duchess. lt was the tale of sufferings and hardships caused by the tyrannies of a Duchess over her people The plot centers arocind Basil who is engaged to paint a picture for the Duchess The painting is not complete and to save Basil from death Our Blessed Mother performs a miracle which not only saves Basil and the towns people but causes the cruel Duchess to repent for her sins The play was ar tistrcally performed supported by the following cast Nancy Crowell Betty Dahlberg Mary Helen Cfaul Mary Gribbm lewel Honey Genevieve Knowl ton Sue Riordan Helen Rogers Edith Scadden lacqueline Souders and Elaine Tiscornia On February l6 our Dramatic Class made another appearance in the an nual competitive dramatic tourna nent of the I C C W which was held at Saint Pauls Auditorium The fantasy was entitled The Clock by P B Cor neau The actresses in this production were Nancy Crowell Betty Dahlberg Ieanne Doty lewel Honey and Sue Riordan with Tasia Pogre as Stage Manager lane Eyre sweetheart of fiction one of the most stirring romances ever written our latest dramatic vehicle is our Senior play lt tells the romantic story of the orphan girl who wins the heart of her employer Edward Rochester Co starred in this production are Miss lewel Honey and Miss Ritanne Sullivan Miss lewel Honey is the typical governess who attempts to alt r her life to suit the convenience of her surroundings She discovers to her dismay that there is a great deal of gossip in order to rum her reputation so she departs from Thornfield Hall with a flourish Miss Ritanne Sullivan as Edward Rochester Master of Thornfield Hall portrays the character to perfection lho following students appcar in thc cast MRS FAIRFAX ADELL VARENS GRACE IANE EYRE EDWARD RCCHESTER BL SSIE LEAVEN THE CAST mor 1N1Y Li D CIUSII PATR CIA N AULIFFL v EL HICNEY RITANNE 'SU LIVAN lrll! PARKER 1 . , , . - 1 1 V . , .. - 1 - 1 I I I I - I I I I I Y I . - 1 1 - - ' . . , , 1 1 1 11 11 . . . . 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 - . . . 1 y D . 1 V , - 1 1 1 1 1 I I N ' , LJ J' D ' ' Z '. . .,. .. BETTY DAHl,tiIIl-ACL ' , , . . .. DI? NORA .,........... ..., .... . . .. .. . .... ,, , . . .. ., I-1lARGARi,'i WALL , ..,., ..,. , . . .,....., .,,.. ,..., , . . . L . I ,,,., ... .. .. , . . .. ., .. CYNW. A - ' 'I v'1 f -TWO