Villa Victoria Academy - Memories Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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f 9 Student Council President Ann Brown intro- duces Mayor Donald J. Connolly of Trenton who honored us with a talk during Career Day, sponsored by. the Recruiters Club, under the direction of Sr. Mary Ricci. Explaining the need for women in politics, he put forth some good arguments in their favor. tx Mr. Ben Zavin, a New York play- write, aroused much interest by his talk on drama. .ff 6111115 NYJ. ' za, ,Q f x , ., Q kit I N35 :b g iii' asv ' Photography, an interesting subject, was capably explained by Mr. Martin D'Arcy, photographer for the Trenton Times. qv' ' 4 bmw f -2 Zi in M Fingerprinting, investigating, racketeering were all a part of the talk given by Mr. T. t, Howard Waldron, a special agentfor the F.B.I. President Patricia Bombery, Secretary Pa- tricia Marks and Treasurer Patricia O'Hara process a film in the Photo-Science dark room.

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n-IS: r We Work Cagcfher As the final curtain fell on their Sophomore Play, Harmony of Love , the Class of 1957 for the first time experienced the art of working together. They again de- monstrated their willingness, per- serverance, spirit and cooperation two years later when they presented During our Sophomore play, 'Harmony of Love , the invited guests drink to the success of C e c elia, Susanne Lavan, and Valer- ian, Barbara Mylowe, as their betrothal is an- nounced. 'This Was a Real Nice Clambakef' Gaily the se- niors put their whole hearts into their last stage pro- duction. their senior play, Carousel , En- tirely under student direction, the fa seniors adapted, practiced and per- fected their play without any out- side assistance. Directress Barbara My- lowe looks over the script before a rehearsal. Kathy Schupan gives the other girls some advice in What's the Use of Wonder- ing? Billy Bigelow, Silvana Sim- oni, plays the role ofatyp- ical trough guy when Mrs. Mullen, Su zann e Franco, tires him from his job as a barker on the Carousel'. Julie Jordan, Kathy Schu- pan, a sweet young girl, is completely enthralled by Billy's charm.