Capuchino High School - Cap Yearbook (San Bruno, CA)

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ITIUSIC contemporary As the firsi chords of the HoHe!uiah! travelled their eleciric circuii up every X' f I' Several! resin, L 'I ' 'P 79 !'n , y 'fu ff,

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orchestra ' A familiar face' in a familiar place: Keith I Chapman ,at the keyboard of an organ. Keith lwhose solo performance of Handel's 'Sixth ,Organ Concerto' highlighted Music for Christ- - mas l has numerous successes credited to him -including a 'radio broadcast of selections played by him on the Grace Cathedral four- ' manual organ . . . H . afr- A' V, A 1, QT, 'C , f.f'lQ 1 -,fa 5 if , , A ff 4 C x- EQ -be Q , s X7 7 -3 ff f f L .7 r' sm ,, g if 4 y Y 6 mgm r'l42f.zf Z mmm' Brass, woodwind, and percussion instruments from Band combined with the strings compose Cap's Orchestra offers culture for r A pianissiimn conducted by Maestro' ,Mgiele,nzVelici'ts the merefst whisper from hus'hed'fs'tri:ngs,. rf' ' , ' , Keeping togetherness a bylaw of the small but exacting group of musicians are cabinet members Kathy Neal, Keith Chapman, Bev Pierce and Elizabeth O'Connicoff. These orchestra officers organize excursions to the S.F. Opera House for symphonies under the famed baton of it 1 3 N ., . Q . if' ' X Leonard Bernstein-and other such little thmgs l genie! ,

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l Q in ' y 5 'R - 0,1 i For the Spring Concert, the Bach Chamber Choir sang certain movements of the , Third Motets by Boch, which were composed especially for a small V' Dil il choir. V X V ' . r t n 4 cl.l g ' Ensemble, vu T1 29 llfl V , ' ,,,' , , f fx ,'f' jiri,p,f2x'7',g,J2,,?y3i,5g,,g5f'zzjj' i,Qf,fyLgQ23fgr,Zg' fi,?QL',fg,aQ, lg: l ll l J fm ff 1 re ri t s Q g. . i- K e r' ellr t r 595 lllrl is t 7 ii X l fe mGmfbQefSr,tr6ff,fEf56' t r mme Girlsf' Eprse1mhris4gqq,ifaqe-meh y Concert Choir officers spend extra-curricular time 'offfhelf film? ' f seeing to administrative details and planning Of, 'CGp'UChlhO'S 1MUSlC: D,epGfi'h'lelfll. ' ' activities for the group. From front to back, ' ' 3 ,vz ' , ' ', H H ' the officers ares Ruben Garza, presidentp Martha ' , - , , 1 5' Denton and Linda Erickson, co-secretaries: Rick To quuhfygffn fheseproupsf Smdenfs Aiken, business and publicity chairmanp Marilyn mvsf Uudmglf Sahsfqdorllyi must ' rf Ferguson, treasurerp Eileen Kindell, secretary- have the Cblltfy to learn lTtUSiC and 4- business and publicity manager, Suzanne Cun- f 1-he time fo peffecf their presema, ningham, music librarian: and Gordon DeVol, tions ' , vice-president. ' , , , , Then many hours are devoted to Keith's wire-rimmed Boch spectacles hardly h . for ro r h, h insure a serious atmosphere, especially when re. ecrsmg p 9 gms W fc never Mr. Mielenz ioins him at the piano to fC1ll to please and ClSlOnISl1 Gudt- clown with some very original interpretations ences with the qucllly of lltelt' per- of familiar pieces. Is it the improvisation that keynotes their success os a duo? Or is it maybe the characters . . . formances.