St Joseph Hill Academy - Hilltopper Yearbook (Staten Island, NY)

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ew. l Q A iilii Illia-nu.,-u!1q,'l7 -1,4 ' 2 Wifh e song in flueir luearls, we see flue Academy Glee Club during flue presenfafion of flue musicals. Accompanied af flue piano by Ruflu Pauze, flue Glee Club fills flue audiforium wiflu flue beaufiful sfrains of flue lndian Love CalI . Aside from flue musicals fluey also parficipafa in flue opereffe, graduafion and Clurisfmas programs. There are several whom, Barbara Cole, received a scholarship fo Julliard. oufsfanding vocalisfs in flue club, one of Amid flue lovely sfrains of Polonaise, we see Rufh Pauze showing her oufsfand- ing falenf as xlue caresses flue keyboard wifh luer masferful fouclu. Ruflu, a sen- ior, has been a member of flue Glee Club for fluree years. Rufla also accom- panied flue girls wiflu, The World is Waifing for flue Sunrise, and Wifi: a Song in My Head during flue spring musicals.

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KZ? Q17 v Q ,f 'A '- R i 5 rw Q.. Pidurecl here we see fha commiHee heads of our junior prom, Carol McAuliFfe, Treasure Humphreys, Barbara Pecoraro, and Barbara Cole, along wifh fheir escorls. Below we glimpse 'lhe fesfive spirif which prevailed. The theme of fhe prom, The Crysial Ball , was evidenl in the beaufiful decorafions. 2, ml My ,,-lk Ts 8 MQ .1 5. Dr. and Mrs. Di Crocco and Mr. and Mrs. E. Morse. chaperons, at +he iuniors' Crys+aI Bell prom, are sealed in fron? of fhe siefue of fha Blessed Mofher and seem fo be enioying +hemselves as much as Hue iaenagers. :fm

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Beaufifully poriraying 'ihe seasons in fhe musicale are: E. Theriauli, in an array of green, as spring: B. Cole, aiiired in pink, as summer: and J. Moreau, decked in brown and yellow, as aufumn. M. A. Turvey depicfed winfer. A+ lhe grand piano in fhe school audilorium, Donna Sue Monroe displays one of her many ialenfs. She enferfained wiih Beefhoven's Waldsfein Sonata. Her piano reperloire is exlensive and includes selecfions by many classical com- posers. She is frequenily called upon io enferfain ai parfies and iniiiafions. Donna has had much experience playing Summer Siock. She has enferiained her fellow classmafes on many occasions. Eaufifuf mudic Spring, wiih sweefness and music in 'lhe air brings wifh if The fradifional yearly Spring Mu- sicale. This pasl' year.+here was a wide variefy of solo numbers in acldiiion fo lhe songs rendered by fhe Glee Club. Piano and vocal rendifions were given by sfudenfs from each high school class. The senior class was represenied by Donna Sue Monroe, Ruih Pauze and Mary Alice Turveyg 'rhe junior class by Palricia Ghilain, Barbara Cole, and Elinor Theriaulf, and lhe sophomore and freshmen classes respeciively by Belly Pafalcy and Grace Murphy. The program consisled of classical and semi-classical numbers and ihe ever-popular selec- iions. A special scene depicied lhe four seasons wifh appropriaie songs. The Musicale was well af- Tended by parenis and sfudenis and was enjoyed boih by ihe audience and The pupils who +ook pari in if.