Towson Catholic High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Towson, MD)

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3 AF l 5 Y 1 ' I 3 it V li X V g. ll 5 5 I is , Q ne w 5 S A 3 Q3 3 , Sa Portraying the ever-old, ever-new Nativity Tableau, we find, left to right, standing: Regina Losinski, Pamela Hennegan, Anne Warwick, Patricia Ann Blunenauer, Muriel Robinson, kneeling: Richard Ruibeling, Madeline Born- horn, Annette Bieckert, Cecilia Malloy, Leonard,Francis, William Haver- stick, Carroll Caslin. old woman who wanders into their hut, and thus will miss the Christmas service. As they sit in the shadows of the hut praying, a faint light begins to glow be- hind them, the back wall of the hut van- ishes, and in its place appears a vision of the Cathedral altar. One by one the people offer their gifts to the priest, but still the Chimes fail to ring. Holger, at the command of the Old Woman, takes ' out his few shining pennies and offers f them to the Priest. Almost instantane- ' ously, the organ music ceases, and the chimes peal forth, mingled with the ether- eal voices of the Angels, singing the if Alleluia, s

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