Waterbury Catholic High School - Candle Yearbook (Waterbury, CT)

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painters' haven. From The first studio sketch of the green cat under The direction of MoTher St. Paule d'Avila, we advanced from oil To pasTel To china -yes, even To water color. Annually the club travelled to Hartford To vievv The winning paintings by young sTudenTs. Novv, after four years, vve set out with brush in hand To paint The vvorld. A rnosaic Tabletop is Nancy Ricupero's project. Lillian Malinauskas skeTches an attractive grouping of lug and fruit for a pasTel This lovely set of china was designed and painted by Anne Walsh The art club sketchcs navy man Louis and his sister Robin The students are first rovv Karen Cum beth Fox Sheila MacDonald Judith Pnrwzini Lcona Rugqicro Mwrnnnc Carlct Annc Walsh Joan Sullivan Nancy Ricupero Joanne Zorsky Ewrlinc Carbon Dmnw Testi f 'E , , . J. .I 0 h . an ' ' - O . f ningham, Virginia Grenier, Barbara Vagnini, Kathleen Keating, Carol Whiteyg second row--Mary Eliza- , A T I E 1 A it ' gvx , 4 'K 1 , 1 L , ' , I , , R I , .1 K 4.

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Welcome to . . . 4 Judith Perazzini's oil of her house decorates The living room wall. Wood carving is a successful adventure for Marianne Carlet and Anita Inglis. Barbara Vagnini Versatile checks The enlargement of her painting Poppies are The Theme of Mary Ann Kavula s still Sheila McDonald displays an oil painting and a sketch life group Mother Saint Paule d Avila Sullivan rnake a last minute check of their portfolios entered in competition 38 'K ,Jw -A'-es' K - ww W?-w 1,40 ' f xx l . R X X X u E . 1 I . 1 - XL 0 I ll . , 'Tir' fi helps Leona Ruggiero and Joan l ' , . f 4 TI, T W . ' wtf' . . , L' .I jg 55 V f -'i1,.-fi . . . ff sf 5 1. s , , T as -Mm. h . . J. , ,. ug . S, -w W 4 L- T Fw, v Www. 'iii , Aff f 1 'L,f,, ,gg M' N-f ai, fi , ' 'f' M' ,W 'y I ff i .nk ' as

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They have rhythm in their music . . . Orchestra Repetition, correction, and patience were all in a day's work for the orchestra, directed by Mr. Mario Di Cecco as they prepared to play at such events, as, the assemblies, the Spring Concert, the Passion Play, and Class Day. There was music in the air, and the orchestra was responsible tor it. One and tvvo and Mr Mario Du Cecco gives the dovvnbeat to the members of the Orchestra L to R lst rovv Constance Zoss Janice Russo Znd row Geraldine Finlay Kathleen Church Judith Carosella 3rd rovv Ersilia Carangelo Jean Matilosatis Helen Hamel Mary SlI'llICl4IS 11 11 - - - . . . . , , . . . 1 4 - 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1