St Vincent High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Akron, OH)

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4. Q .. A Festive ote THE GHOST OF ROMEO haunted the stage at St. Vincent at Halloween. Jack Kilway, Frank McVan, Kathleen Doran and Mary Lou Long- ville are receiving last minute instructions from Sister Joseph before their first performance of the play, The Haunted Clotheslinef' At the bottom are Mike Mutchler as Romeog Mary Lou Longville, Kathleen Doran, Tom Jesser, and cigar-smoking' Frank McVan, the scrapping parentsg Marjorie Wozniak and Jim Wargo, the thwarted, young lovers. Throughout the year the Drama Guild has the responsibility of entertaining the faculty and the student body of St. Vincent. Its members devote many hours to practice, settings, and sound effects. Produc- tions are under the direction of Sister Joseph. ...23..

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Autumn Strikes 4. Q Q Q- UH? O - O OHHH,'y Canis MARY KovAL, frightened by the jolly jack-'oflantern that Don Schorr and Carolyn Seikel are holding. The event is the annual Halloween dance, The Sleepy Hollow Ball, given by the sophomore class. Frankie Reynolds and his orchestra supplied the haunting melodies. Blinking owls and leering pumpkins changed the gym into an eerie setting for Ichabod Crane. Traditional Halloween fare, cider and doughnuts, was served during intermise sion to John Meadows and Margie Dett- ling by Rosemary Caruso. The dance was our first social event of the year and a challenge to other classes both in beauty of decorations and financial success. The sophomores deserve a big hand. Ylhll - Ylhll

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l 0 0 9'Ti1s the irish . . . BEFORE THE GAME Front Row: J. Lambes, R. Semeraro, A. DeCasper, A. I.. Curtis, P. Gist, J. Devereux, D. Ondas, C. Beesing, E. Wible, B. Royeif. Row P. Hayden, N. Isaac, F. McVan, J. Bauman, D. 0'Brien, P. Oras, G. Kyle, M. E. Curtis, J. DeWitt, E. Mutchler, R. McCloud, R. Fabbro. BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER football games, St. Vincent Band did its job with a spirit com- parable to a band of much greater size. Under the direction of Mr. Edward Jones, a student A teacher from Akron University, the big little band gave an inspiring performance in both musical skill and marching ability. Long hours of faithful practice enabled the band to give these performances consistently. Their snappy music enlivened all the cheer rallies and bol- stered the Irish spirit when things looked dark. The Ladies Auxiliary of the St. Vincent Booster QQ Club aids the band financially. They have spon- sored card parties and other like events to pro- vide the money for new instruments. The foot- ball team will always have loyal support as long as the green and White marches at the games. .XS S ZW s Z ..i '. .. 24 -