St Thomas More High School - Utopian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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V 34 ef: Q lnti Hilfe Rem K 3 i 'oeqef' U-4 DC H' go-1 THE VAR ITY FULLIE Al Q f f 2 Q we 4 X Sfrains of Roger and Hammers+ein's musical Pipe Dream were ably voiced by Tom De Noble, John D'Amico, and John Anlhony. The frio provided a splendid vocal inlerlude for iheir a'r+en+ive and appreciaiive audience. They cap- iured lhe ears and The hearis of all from +he firsl nofe- and held ihem. Good showmanship, boys. X M .V W-1 PH ILA DAILY LLETIN lNQUlRER

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Falher Cullen poinfs our a lypographical error Io Waller Sullivan while Thomas Sassa, Daniel DeSimone, and Palrick Foley anxiously look over some yearbooks from previous years. The publishing of a yearbook such as The Uropian requires much conceniraled effort. No one is lying down on The iob here. These boys are sincerely inferesred in Trying +o make This year's U+opian The besl ever. UTOPIAN STAFF EDITOR .. Frederick Messner, '56 PHOTOGRAPHER ASSOCIATE EDITORS Thomas Sassa, '56' TYPISTS . Mallhew Sprarl, '56 Palrick Foley, '56 Roberl Milchell, '56 Waller Sullivan, '56 Roberl Vasaluro, '56 Lawrence Kauker, '56 Daniel De Simone, '56 MODERATORS .. Robert Ferguson, '56 Roberl Mclineaney, '56 Daniel Iovacchini, '56 George Milchell, '56 Joseph San Filippo, '56 Rev. John F. Cullen Rev. James F. Simon Fred Messner has been a conscienlious and able edilor of rhe Philadelphianlwenlielh Anniversary Issue of The Ulopianf' If The edifor looks a irifle weary, you can be sure lhal if is no pose. Any successful edilor looks, as well as feels, the price of his success-weariness. Bul The sense of accornplishmenf erases fha? weary feeling, Ialer on, when he sees The iruifs of his labor. i l fl X N- li PATRICK FOLEY ' I ar i Q' l'l' ROBERT FERGUSON The Camera Club, under The able direclion of Faiher Cullen, The Moderalor, and Roberf Fergu- son, ifs edifor, appraises some old pholos. These shuHerbugs are really inferesled in fheir hobby, make no mislake abou? fhal. 'iff .X gl I 4s-X

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l V Y JCEST LA VIE'--Thehs fiiel And il cerlainly was lively during lne four nighls oz our memorable school show. Through rhe rireess ellorls ol Falher James lvlorlirner, and his associafes. Bill McElroy and Jim Mayer, rne enlire Casl was sparked wifh a special kind ol ervhusiasm and exciremenl lhaf made 'rhe show a hill from lhe slarl. Much cornmendalion is due lo Johnny Dfimico, whose abilily did so much lo help make CEsl La Vie a lifelime of enioy- menl for all who saw il. An oufslanding fealure of C'Esl La Vie was fha SdlnlS number. The gals really sfrufled lheir sluff 'lo an uproarious degree all fhroughoul fhis slielch. I+ proved fo be one of lhe high spols of fhe enfire exfrava- ganza. Really, genllemen . . . ll looks as if Miss Hamplon lM. Mongiellol is giving lhe crifics a good piece of her mind. Messrs, Wingale, Shapiro, plus lhe Rev. Carfhy IL. Kauier, B. Ficco, and T. Lacyl seem lo be enhanced. As for Pravda Sehinsliy lWm. Sullivanl, all we can say is-you should have been lhere-so long! WETY LADIES HOMt E WWD DRACULA vs. FRANKENSTHN? Could be. This ghosfly loolring scene was a hilariously gruesome momeni of fhe 56 Follies. And how abou? fha? scenery? Take a bow, Mr. Gerard McCauley, and his sfudenf sfaff. The slage crew, foo, deserve a prolonged round of applause.