Bishop Kenny High School - Crusader Yearbook (Jacksonville, FL)

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PECIALTY IIA GER I An 0Id Kentucky Garden Specialty dancers tripping the light fantastic are: Jean Fisher, Barbara Cannon, Xandra Rahaim, Barbara Baum, Sylvia Roberts. I ' ,11 . , f fa' M V1'f'f f':i'.i , My ,,,, .- r -' ,,,, , Wra , A 1 , Mg, , Q , ,iff 2 , I' .83 si ' at n , l tj r Q, slid, i ,Q 1 we S Adding a touch of Oriental mysticism these Hindu dancers perform for their master, Mahundahr, the Magician: In brightly colored costumes are: Saundra Monies, Barbara Koperski, Catherine Brown, George Masters fthe Magicianj Mary E. Cook, Anna Pria pi, Cletus Durcan. f, M 7 ffl J

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PRINCIPAL CHARACTERS Among the principal characters in the cast are .Tudy Lavoro Uenniej who is wooed and w-on by Richard fPhilip Schnorrl against the wishes of her uncle, Colonel Staunton, fArthur Logiej- Henry Blow Qlvlichael Druryj y successfully concludes his romantic pursuit r' of Hannah fCharlotte Guntij while .Toy fSue N Marconij hopes that fPhilipN John McGovern, will be rescued at last from the financial shark, Uoe Buzzardj Charles Stichweh, who is threatening to ruin their happiness. A touch of intrigue is added to the story by Mahundahr the Hindu fGeorge Masters, who steals the precious ruby, an heirloom in the Staunton family for centuries. However, all the problems of the Staunton - family are solved and the lovers able to live happily ever after , as they had planned. OPERETTA IN AN NLII KENTUCKY NNNIIN Highlighting the activities of the Glee Club was the thrilling performance of the Kenny Players under the direction' of the music teacher, Sister Mary Damian. AN OLD KENTUCKY GARDEN relives the events of the middle l800's. The ever popular Stephen Foster songs added to the romance and glamour of the Southern setting.

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Nb V GLEE CLUB ,W mln J P FIRST ROW: Julia Cepeda, ,J ' lil' Q Connie Taylor, Margie V K 0' Langen, Barbara Toney, G Donna Kaye Paul, Claire Kaltenbach, Sue Marconi, Vickie Brush, Angela Akra, Carol Ann Newton, Jean Marie Fisher. SECOND ROW Mary Ann Bryant, Barbara Brown, Barbara Ann Kerwin, Rita Golden, Jackie Knoll, ,X Mary Lou Marx, Carolyn Cox, Mary Frances Mikell, Sylvia Roberts, Sharon Sallas, Helen Atalla, Bar- bara Emery, Pat Terrell, Pat Harvey, Sister Mary Damian, director. THIRD ROW: Beverly Bradley, Carol Belyea, Jean Peters, Pat Miller, Dorothy Row- land, Mary Lou Shannon, Xandra Rahaim, Jean Maurer, Dee Ann Milord, Maryann Wittman, Betty ff-it Wheat, Barbara Cannon. FOURTH ROW: Jan Toole, May Trotter, Dolores Christian, Carolyn Pacetti, Frances Andrews, Ann Ala- M U good, Regina Floyd, Edith Lockwood, Patricia Ward, Gloria Saour, Cleo Rahm, Josephine Urso, Teresa Chestnut, Kathleen Ghioto, ,, Charlotte Gunti. The BISHOP KENNY CHORISTERS although a new organization have become a very popular addition to the Glee Club and Choir of the school. They have performed in important Church functions, school programs and delighted their audiences on radio and television. BISHOP KENNY CHORISTERS FIRST ROW: Danny Chichester, David Smith, Richard Ghioto, Gene Balanky, Tommy Robin- son, Robert Philburn, Charles Breen. SECOND ROW: Billy Atwood, Charles Hagan, George Wehrfritz, Merwyn Thomas, Vincent Warren, George Mas- ters, Jerry Mulvihill. THIRD ROW: John McDermott, Rob- ert Damato, Ben Cornelius, Cecil Foy, Stanley Norton, John Deihl, Howard Hickey. FOURTH ROW: Hugh James, Richard Rall, Robert Mlckler, John Chestnut, Roger Strick- land, Frances Thomas, John McGovern, Donald Koehler, Kenneth Mendel, Phil Sch- tx norr, ACCOMPANIST: gy ,L Mary Ann Bryant. 7 'L V, . ig