Mother Cabrini High School - Shrine Yearbook (New York, NY)

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N... CQSKU. Myrna R A . , Diana - ' - te Udmd' ' a - - hy, Annel l L ' ves. thy Mullef, Kathlgimliinlellllxleciing me mblerpleu DOYO n G' itus, 503 Carole LO Our Music Room Melodies are memories. How often the experience has come to us, awakening untold memories of the recurrence of some old forgotten melody! How often we have associated places, thoughts, words, and faces with that air . What deep chords in our nature does music not reach! And so we know that days will slip away, and when our high school days are over, there will come times in our lives when under music's spell, we shall be carried back to these golden days at Cabrini where singing and music have always been a major part of our assemblies, annual plays, receptions. and graduation. Here, by listening to recordings of the masters, we have deepened our ap- preciation of music - music which cannot fail to recall memories of what is sweet and true. VaSQUeZ