Academy of the Holy Angels - Marianite Yearbook (New Orleans, LA)

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STUDE TS CULTI ATE MUSIC ABILITY Music teacher, Sister M. Bartholomew, takes pride in dis- playing the trophies of Roselyn Boneno. music student of eleven years. Roselyn has merited these awards as a result of her application and achievement in the study of piano. Membership in the Music Club is open to all who wish to develop musical talent and an appreciation of the music arts. Outstanding music students com- pete in the State Music Festival held at Baton Rouge. Awards are presented to deserving members at the Annual Spring Recital. Discussing the latest issue of the Nrzzinmzl Calbnlic Music illagazine are the officers of the Music Club, Roselyn Boneno, president, Consuelo Carson, secretaryg Yvonne Kel- ler, reporter, and Pat Lacerva, vice president. These girls fully agree that this is one way to increase music apprecia- tion. and Yvonne Keller, Superior. The respective ratings of the girls numbered among this cast of musicians which represented Holy Angels in the annual State Music Festival, are Lynne Hermann, Superiorg Barbara Hotard Superiorg Rose Brady, Very Goodg joan Clesi, Very Good, Pat Lacerva, Excel lentg Lynne Main, Very Goodg Carolyn Bourgeois, Excellent, Milda Finney Superiorg Ellery Wagoner, Superior

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HRISTMAS CONCERT Glee Club moderator, Sister M. Monica, and director, Father Robert M. Stahl, S. M., confer about the songs to be used in the program for the Spring Concert. Their capable leadership is one of the main fac- tors that has led the Glee Club to become such a great success. All eyes focus on Father Stahl as he conducts the Glee Club through one of the songs to be presented in the Spring Concert. Although these prac- tices are held in an informal manner, Father Stahl conscientiously guides the girls in correcting many of their errors and in perfecting their selections. 93 In preparation for the approaching concert. these Glee Club members, Marie Catalanotto and Helen Ruth Keppler, generously give their time and efforts in distributing the cloaks to be worn for the occasion.

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Presenting every opportunity to develop the musical talents of the students, the Music Club offers ri special vocal Course for those who wish to major in that respective field. joan Clesi agrees that her voice lessons have developed her talent. U1 Practice is the essential element toward any actomplishb ment. This is a fact understood fully hy sophomore music student Margaret Hooe. as she testifies through her daily practice on the chapel organ during her free time. The pleased expression of fellow organist Yvonne Keller verifies that Margarefs efforts are not only fruitful but enjoyable and inspiring as well. 9 z i ,, 3 2 The brass instruments have gained the interest of several students, and among them, sophomore Lynn Main. through diligent practice, holds top honors with her trumpet. Q K Milda Finney shows that it was only through long hours of practice that she was aihle to become the first honor student in the music department. For obtaining this honor, she received 21 trophy at the Annual Spring Recital. 95