Bishop Carroll High School - Carrollian Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Page 63 text:

Spring Concert '65 The clash of thunder and light- ning bring about the storm over the Grand Canyon. In the simplicity of a wide range of movements, the golcls, oranges, and reds of the sun depict the calm after the storm in Ferde Grofe's interpretive, symphonic Grand Canyon Suite. The surge of patriotism during the early war years causes our tribute to George M. Cohan. Our dancers interpret the exotic rhythm of Porter's '33 hit, Night and Day. Another Berlin hit, Let's Face the Music and Dance, characterizes pre-war activi- ties. The Austrian family of 8 to which the world opened their hearts in Rodg- Irving Berlin, America's greatest composer, con- er's and Hammerstein's musical, The Sound of Music, is the Trapp fl'ibUf8S to the Success of ZigfielCl's follies with A Family, Pretty Girl ls Like A Melody. 57

Page 62 text:

Characteristic of the early 1900's is the family vaudeville troupe. America Sounds Its Music Taps and suitcases accent the syncopatecl rhythm of ragtime. Strains of Mam-ee carry on the memory of the dynamic star of the 2O's, Al Jolson. George Gershwin raised iazz from low class ragtime to dignity with his sym- phonic arrangement of Rhapsody in Blue. Kathy, come here. Bring sorrie more beer, rings the cry of the gay, amourous students from Romberg's Student Prince. 56 The if i Pi Ji an ,si 1 J n.i, ll . si 71? I senior girls ensemble offer their rendition of Hoagy Carmicl1ael's perennial Stardust

Page 64 text:

Mr. James discusses a new number with officers: Terry Yanek, secretary: Steve Wirfel, president: Warren Myers, treasurer: and Tim Casper, vice- president. 58 -ggi we 5 Ml, ,, Senior members: Pioneers of the band movement. Strike UP The B.C. Band added new life to pep rallies, B d Monday brings the largest section-the woodwind-together for practice. ES W : U : A 5 , ., sm 1 ii 1 v .V :ie si 1 rr