St Theresa School - Beacon Yearbook (Coral Gables, FL)

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CLASS HISTCRY Shakespeare said, All The world's a sTage, and all The men and women merely players. As The Class of 1957, we have Taken our parT in The greaT enacTmenT of HisTory and Time. Many players have been wiTh us in The pasT years, some have ioined us and lefT again. LeT us recall wiTh pleasure The advenTs of The players who are wiTh us now, Those who will be wiTh us aT ThaT Time we all look forward To, GraduaTion Nighf. Our MisTress and MasTer of Ceremonies are The Two who have been wiTh us since Kindergarfen Days, Cecile RenuarT and Mike FiTzGibbon. ATTer cordially greeTing The audience, The emcees proceeded To inTroduce The various members of The casT. FirsT To appear on The sTage were Denise BenoisT, JoAnne Farley, Louis Horkan, Beryl Miller, John Muncey, and Charles Sacher, who en- Terfained us wiTh a reciTaTion of Their newly-learned A B C's. For The second acT, Bernie O'Hanion, a young comedian, was presenTed, and he was followed by Tomi Ann WighT and Tommy Vickers, our Third acT, who enTerTained us wiTh a lively dance rouTine. Close on Their heels, came The fourTh presenTaTion by Jack Walsh, The original Drood- ler, whose clever creaTions amused us all. Mary Pesola and AlberT CarricarTe highlighfed The fifTh selecTion, a magic acT. The sixTh number was a record panTomime by Judy Graham. Mary Ann Coomes and DoroThy Cronin presenTed a piano dueT, which was our sevenTh acT. The eighTh acT was a medley of songs by a small Glee Club. The members werei Julie ATkins, Diane Ayers, Mike Baker, Dick BraTz, Eileen BuTler, Blanca Correa, Luis del Valle, KaTe Duffy, and Mary Sandra Hirsch. This was a fiTTing finale Tor The firsT parT of The program. During inTermission, we found ourselves enThusiasTically discussing This parT of The show, and anxiously awaiTing The second parT. The ninTh acT began The second parT of The show. IT was an amusing comedy skiT by Susan Eckes, Frank HamilTon, JoAnne Overman, and Connie and Oscar Schwarzberg. A skillful sporTs presenTaTion, our TenTh acT, was performed by Mollie Mackin, John BosworTh, Ray and Ron Knowles, David PeTTingill, and WalTer Rickey. A quarTeT consisTing of Lynne Daniel, John Barry, Tom Jessop, and PeTe Klein sang our favoriTe songs as The elevenTh number. The Three personalifies in The TwelfTh and lasT acT were Rae STevenson, Mary Alice McAvoy, and Mike Garcia, who gave a musical rendiTion of our class song. The show could noT end wiThouT a word of appreciaTion To The sponsors, our parenTs, The advisors, our school TaculTy, and The direcTors, our pasTor and his assisTanTs. WiThouT Their guidance, our school years would never have been so successful, and our fuTure would noT be as brighT.

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bu... June Sept. Sept. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. Dec. CHRONICLE 1956 -End of school year. Juniors look forward to their Senior year with excitement. School opens. We are finally Seniors! Class officers elected. First Sodality meeting of the new year. Everyone is busy reading the first edition of the Theresalite. Seniors order class rings, name cards, and choose invitations. First pep rally and the Civics Club holds a Back to School dance. First Football game. Everyone is happy because we beat Pinecrest 34-7. Seniors put on a Columbus Day assembly. St. Pat's game canceled because of rain. Despite showers we defeat St. Pat's 47-6 Civics Club purchases a iuke box for the cafeteria. S. T. H. defeats St. Ann's at West Palm Beach 20-13. First National Honor Society meeting. -Seniors take National Merit Scholarship exams. Halloween Carnival begins. Juniors present The Trial of Bridget Bishop for their assembly. Key West de- feats S. T. H. 20-7. Juniors give their first dance of the year-Junior Jumble. Musket goes to press. The fighting Musketeers held Hialeah to a T3-O loss in the most exciting game of the season. A Victory Dance was held in the cafeteria. Herald essays due. St. Theresa defeats Central Catholic in another thriller and wins the Catholic Conference Title. Score lf-7-13. The Sottiles have a dinner for the team and a party afterwards. Muskets go on sale. We lose to Belle Glade 7-O Voting for Miss T begins. Sophomores give a Thanksgiving assembly. School closes for Thanksgiving holidays. Thanksgiving Day. Homecoming pep rally held in cafeteria. Blanca Correa was named Miss T and Julie Atkins was runner-up. Homecoming Game. We slaughtered St. Anastasia 58-7. Homecoming Dance that night. Seniors receive name cards. Civics Club assembly. Mr. Gariety lectures on Flying Saucers. Mary Hirsch and Joanne Overman are named winners of the Herald Essay Contest. Freshmen give a talent show and school closes for Christmas vacation. Birthday of Our Lord. At Christmas Formal John Walsh and Cecile Renuart reign as Mr. and Miss Merry Christmas.