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Title: Academic annual
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Saint Mary's Academy (Notre Dame, Ind.)
Subjects: Saint Mary's Academy (Notre Dame, Ind.) Universities and colleges
Publisher: (Notre Dame, Ind. : The Academy)
Contributing Library: Allen County Public Library Genealogy Center
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ul facts; as yet, the oppor-tunity has not been ours to throw thesearch-light upon ourselves through thestudy of the higher branches. Let eachof us in making the all important de-cision regarding a college education, keepin mind that knowledge has not merelya practical value, but is an end in itself. Enthusiasm in out of door sjxjrts iseverywliere manifest. Tennis leads inpopularity; hence it behoveth tennis lov-ers to be fieet of foot, at three-thirty inorder to take possession of the covetedcourts. There are a number of ladies oftlie Lake who delight in afternoon dips,or in paddling a canoe when the wavesof the great lake are sufiiciently smooth!Let each one take as her motto a soundmind in a sound body. If you cannotplay tennis, and have no liking forswimming, or canoeing, then join theIranip club and liie off to Pin Hook. St. Marys wishes to express her grati-tude to the advertising firms, who,through their generosity have helped tomake the Annual a success. 48 ST. MARYS
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CO U pjQ<U<o On 1—I w H QwH w CO w p-t A C A I) K M I C A N N U A T. 49 Sylvia A Pastoral Operetta One of the most elaborate dramatic-performances ever given at St. Maryswas the operetta, Sylvia, which tookplace in St. Angelas Hall on the even-ings of May 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, before large andappreciative audiences. The cast, com-prising the best talent in the Academywas w^ell selected, each character es-pecially adapted to her role. Welltrained choruses and vocal solos wereespecially fine features. The proceedswere donated to the building fund. CHARACTERSSir Bertram de Lacey—The Court Poet Ethel Burkhartsmeier Prince Tobytum—A Man of Conse-quence Ailzia McElroy William—An Honest Farmer Mary PurmanSylvia—Betrothed to de Lacey Mary RyanBetty—Betrothed to William Katherine GrahamArabella—A Lady in waiting at Court Katherine Schmalzried Araminta—Her Sister Grace Hamelius Polly Loretta Shaughnessy Molly - --- Dorothea Ryno Dolly - .Marguerite Campbell Farmers Daughters,

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