Bellarmine Jefferson High School - Shalom Yearbook (Burbank, CA)

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E citing, Alive, Vibrant, The Exhilereting Voices 0 The Bellarmino-Jefferson High Mixed Chorus performs in a Music Festival at Providence High School. Top Row: Tom Thielman, Tim Doyle. Lee Castro. Bay Martinez. Steve Hendren, Tony Werner, Tim Heath. Pat Noonan, John Faubion, Bob Alviani. First Row: A 1 . w I Leroy Rabner, Claire Desmaris, Helen Stockman. Peggy de Diego, The Bellarmine-Jefferson Mixed Chorus received a new director this year, Miss Suzanne Kiechle. Under her leadership twenty-seven students learned to appreciate music through rehearsals and concerts, and to bring about a good musical experience by working together. This year our Mixed Chorus par- ticipated in several festivals. One was a choral festival at Providence High School in March. In another, the Mixed Chorus joined with other high school choruses and the Loyola Uni- versity and Mount Saint Maryis Col- lege choral groups. Under the direc- tion of Mr. Paul Salemunovich, they were accompanied by a full orchestra. The festival took place in April. The Mixed Chorus provided enter- tainment for the school as well.. They presented a Folk Assembly, a Christ- mas program and a Spring Concert. 58 The officers of the Chorus were: Presidents: Linda Wardrop and Tony Werner, and Librarian: Peggy de Diego. According to Miss Kiechle the The favorite songs of Christmas were presented by the Bell Jeff Mixed Chorus Top Row Ton Werner. Larry Heath, Steve Hendren. Pat Noonan Second Row Linda Wardrop Roxburry, Axa Perez. Bottom Row: Sally Bates and Leslie Stratton Kathy Prutsman, Micheline Schlrm Jan Haughton Sally Bates Bot tom Row: Bob Amarante Cathy McG1nn Chris Kilduff Leslie Stratton, Linda Wardrop Danielle Crawford 'and Miss Su7anne Kiechle, director. Not shown Craig Goss Kathy George

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A.M.P. Brings Growth In Religion, Student Lie CJ Nl S.A.M. P. officers: Pat Noonan, President, Peggy do Diego, secretary, second semesterg Andrei-1 Kovalesky, Secretary-treasurer, Hrst semester, Cathy McGann, vice-president, Perry Christensen, Treasurer. K Q it l X dt, 1' 'll i row: Frank Dvoracck. Dan Bai-illaro Perry Christensen Bottom row: Therese Hladky, Patterson, lVIary Sullivan. Jackie Griesel, AnneMarie Randtke, Kathy Haley. 1 l W M Club members put much time and effort into making special Mass vestments. Student Masses are a main function of S.A.M.P. XE? u 5 'X f panic A Q s R XY ,, The Student Association for Mean- ingful Prayer is a club whose main purpose is to serve the school in re- ligious and community activities. Any student may join. This year's officers were Pat Noo- nan, Presidentg Cathy McGann, Vice- president, Andrea Kovalesky, Secre- tary Cfirst semesterj g Peggy de Diego, Secretary Csecond semesterj, and Perry Christensen, Treasurer. Through the joint guidance of Sis- ter Rita, Sister Eileen and Father Walters, and the combined efforts of all the members, S.A.M.P. sponsored a dance, a Mission Drive and Candle- lighting. The club also was in charge of the Thanksgiving Food Drive, worked on Mary's Day, several Masses and made new vestments for the students' Masses. 57

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the Bell-Jeff Mixed Chorus Bur t Into Song pu ff NNN. ? i 'ff Siu Linda Wardrop leads Mixed Chorus in that area she much experience in - warm up exercises. has Axa, Perez, Lee Castro, Tim Doyle, and Tony Werner walk in solemn procession for Christ- mas Cantata. Mixed Chorus sets the pace for a rocking Folk Song Program. Q Appreciation and harmony are shown as Mixed Chorus listens attentively to Peggy de Diego and Leroy Rabner perform their duet. 59