Topeka Catholic High School - Shamrock Yearbook (Topeka, KS)

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SENIOR DRAMATICS e Iln Hero a lar e in thre acts y as pr s nted by th Seniors on t Patrick s Night Vl1rch I7 Vlore th n 2000 pe sons vyere present at the play which was given at tl e loo ka Hi h School auditorium Ih Iop ka Citholie High Orchestra dire ted by Wlss Elizabeth long opened the program Betyy een acts the 'ylixed Chorus Ldvy ard VIcC,arthy and the quartet composed ol Vliry lx Hefner Dorothy Hefner William Richmond direction of Mrs John Simpson The members of the cast were Gloria Vlarchetti Bernadette Farrell Vlary Finnegan Mary Ellen Fitzge ald Helen Moore Evelyn Huber Florence Desch Loretta Stembach Gerald Sheahan David Brennan Philip Kelley and John Pusinelli Henry Beier Regina Renyer Pauline Worland Mary Ann Writt Robert Feighney Harold Ingenthron Catherine Dennon Irene Renyer Dorothy Moore Eleanor Wagenrodt Doris Jean Flynn and Elizabeth Shortall as members of the stiff aided in making the evening a success Quoted in part is the aecount of the play as printed in the Topeka Daily Capital The play was one of the best received of any of th Catholic High plays in recent years and proyided plenty of fun and amusement for the large audience l SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Jerry Sheahan Gloria 'Xflarchettl Bernadette Farrell Henry Beier all are prominent in s hool aetiyities Prltle Thlflll om Th' ' - A :V 'e ., -.' e e ' ' e ' ' S. lk' ' A L ' A x ir, Yl 3 3 3 i V' Y . V .H V , . IQ .g , . I . . , y . A 3 ' 1 , A ' ,, I 1 V s I A E v 'D , . v I m Q i i I t and Edward M:Carthy', delighted the audience with Irish songs. all under the ' i I i, , A , r , , , , A 3 Y 'I P , I 3 . . Y . , - ' I I . A- I 'A 3 3k I 'A 'V Q I I ' K 1 vi ' Y' 3 ! 1 3 .I xlqv I V 1 V I A 7 'V 'A 3 X 1 ' 1 I' 1,3

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Page Thzrlu The Topeka Catholxc I-llgh School orchestra under the dlrectlon of MISS Ellzabeth Long IS outstandlng The best exer IS the verdict of those who heard the orchestra 1n Topeka I-hgh aud1tor1um on Samt Patrlck s Day So mtlodlous and harmomus vsere the strains of tht old lrlsh melo dues that one could almost plact hlm self ln the land of Erm Joseph Swoboda h1gh rankmg mem ber of the Plttsburg scholarshrp team takes tame out for hxs ovsn pleasure Our I'1n Hero 1n a fxght for hls 19 Who w1ll vun Helen or E elyn On exhlbltlon gnvtn to the hlghest bldder Floss1e Our haughty 'Vlrs Baxter Warner Boy s Gltt Club

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SOPHISTICATED SWINGSTERS As the Sophlstlcated Swmgsters swmg out few would reallze that they are an ent1 ely s lf sponsored orgamzatron Wlthout superv sron of any kmd they have by the1r perseverance by the1r cooperatxon Wlth one another and by m drvldual mrtratlve produced a swmg band that 1S a swmg band Flhflf orlgmal mterpretatlon of all the latest numbers has pepped up the Mothers Club dances remarkably The swmgsters added glory pep and rhythm to the Athletlc Banquet After thelr su cessful efforts they sponsored a dance of therr own They offered the1r servrces at a Holy Name Church Dm The band carrted off frrst honors m the amateur contest whlch vyas mcluded rn the Fall Carmval They also entered the amateur contest sponsored by the KIWBHIS Club m vshlch they placed thlrd Numerous persons who heard thelr selectrons offered to secure engagements for the youthful muslclans They w1ll broadcast over XV I B W and w1ll play at a Km anls Club dance May 23 at the Hotel Kansan The vocalxst and wlelder of the baton IS G orge Jones Mary K s ten flying fmgers can make any plano talk vs hlle Turgeon and Cvable s hot trumpets dont let her dovy n Butler really beats lf out yy h1le Slrrldge goes to town on hrs ac cordlon Dooley can surely prck a gultar and Leon Kramer knows just what to do yuth hrs clarln t Page Thrrlq tu o .Y Q - . . V . l . . V ner, and a Sodality Dance. . , . . V . . V , . V . . , . . . V . . . . Q V , . . . V . , ,