St Rose High School - Rosarian Yearbook (Lima, OH)

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BAZAAR From the sparkle in the students' eyes to the excitement in their voices it is ob- vious that the St. Rose Annual Bazaar is on. For the past three years St. Rose has held such an event and the students, realiz- ing that the proceeds will be used for a good cause, put their hearts and souls into mak- ing it enjoyable and successful. Each class works on some particular project and for weeks ahead we notice care- ful planning by each class to make sure their contribution is both lucrative and en- tertaining. This competition between classes helps make the bazaar joyful. The fun begins to roll when the Seniors try to satisfy the appetites of the student body. From behind counters we find we have great salesmen, for above the laughs and shouts can be heard, Buy some candy, or cake, and if you're not hungry, take home a balloon. This year a doll dressed in 25 dollar bills was raffled off as the main event of the day. The merry time ended in the late after- noon when the students began to wander home because of a shortage of funds. This is another day for the book of memories. 531 if A Q X 5 A , F , 2- Ae:-1 - are-sa - z T 5 s 'fx 9 fN M'N G1 y 'V X f C3 T J N: L X ' ' 0 4 I V ' 'D 04' f wi L? X 5 . E KL Ta is ' k X X 'if 5 at W 1415

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION I A sound mind in a sound body makes for good citizenship. i407

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CLASS PLAY FRIDAY THE 13TH A Mystery Play In Three Acts SYNOPSIS At least one guest accepts the invitation to a party at Bob Whiting's pent- house apartment with some trepidation. This is Cole Mattson, the newspaper reporter who is superstitious about one thing-Friday, the 13th. Through a charmingly appointed dinner he senses an underlying tension and determines to leave, only to find his exit barred by a detective, holding a revolver. Becom- ing incensed, his insistence that he will leave, draws the other guests into the room. Now, they discover that Whiting is not the real host. Instead, it is Mrs. Goddard who has desired their company on this evening, exactly one year after the death of her grandson, in this very room. Though Phil Hammond's death was recorded as heart trouble, Mrs. Goddard names it murder and to the horror and indignation of all present, declares that one of those present is guilty. Each, seemingly, has a motive for that murder, each was present that night a year ago. Sadie, a negro maid, and Officer Kipples, who never thinks of anything till someone else has thought of it first, furnishes most of the comedy. The theory that Mrs. Goddard is slightly demented, or at least a victim of a morbid psychosis is dispelled when an attempt is made on her life. When Chan, Whiting's Chinese houseboy, dies in exactly the same way as Phil Ham- mond, they know there is a murderer among them. Evidence points to each in turn from Ming, the lovely Chinese guest, to Whiting himself-Phil's best friend. Mrs. Goddard solves the mystery herself at the end and Friday the 13th proves a lucky night for all but Chan and the guilty person. CAST OF CHARACTERS Ming Wong ..... ..... G eraldine Finn Mary Ann Finn Chan Lo ........... ..... T homas Daley Samuel Guagenti Kipples fDetectiveJ . . . ..... Richard Weger Dennis McGraw Cole Mattson KGuestD .... ..... R aymond Musto joseph Lawler Laurie Macy 1His fianceeb ....... Mary Fraunfelter Eileen McCarthy Hope Stanford fEngaged to Bobl . .Carolyn Kennedy Helen Lamantia Paul Hammond fHeirD .......... james Bourk Neil Parent Gary Wheeler Cln Love with Hope? Albert Miorin Edward Gibson Bob Whiting ................... Patrick Ordovensky Richard Daley Mrs. Goddard .... ..... M adelon Cooney Carol Shaffer Sadie ......,.. ..... R osemary Dee Alice Swicker Madame Alba ......... ..... M arilyn Scheetz jane Garner Joyce Wells 1GuestJ ............ Mary Stein janet Garner Howard Reed fHer fiancel ...... Robert Mullen William Shambarger 4427