Bishop Kenrick High School - Kenecho Yearbook (Norristown, PA)

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J ,f 'x The joyous spirit of this season is brought out in the selection White Christmas. Mr. Donald Reinhardt directs the band for a fine performance in its first appearance of the year. I T. Chendorain, J. Lawless CSanta Clausj, and B. Buck- ley anxiously prepare to sur- prise Andre' with gifts from his friends in America. B. Annas, W. Brennan, D. Donahue, and C. Tornetta raise their voices in melody to the happy tune of Win- ter Wonderland.l' 82 u 541 a Amid the hustle of preparations descends the holy peace of Christmas. Decorations, carols, gifts-all remind us of the advent of Christ's blessed birth. In our Christmas cele- bration, the seniors present a play entitled The Shepherds' Sfar, which recalls events from the time of the Annunciation to our Savior's birth. In addition, a comedy skit, Monsieur Le Santa Clans, is cast. The band renders a lovely medley of Christmas themes as the lilting voices of the Glee Club carol Christ's holy birth. Truly, our Christmas gives glory to God. ,Q .Q 1.:? are lk if if I f I 4 - A ' M I -' X r i X F Frei'-if-if Glor 1 5

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One of the merriest performances in our school this year took place on Kenrick Day, September 27, 1957. The pro- gram presented by the Senior Class, under the direction of Sister M. David, l.H.M., welcomed the Freshman Class. our school. Peals of laughter filled the auditorium from the be- ginning of the entertainment to the final curtain. The band played a few selections and our honorable Judge Duke QC. DeDominicj selected a king and a queen for the day from the Freshman Class. Royalty reigned supreme, while TV Station BKHS presented Kenrivk Bamfsfaml and its special guests. A typical Kenrick-bus-trip-to-school was portrayed, and the freshmen really enjoyed the Ifrvsbman Big Payoff. As a climax to a very successful show, we sang our Alma Mater. A get-acquainted dance was held after school to make the freshmen feel at home. '1 'Q r I f A l f 0 z The Freshman Big Payof was a really big show, but to D. Gratz it was more like the arrival of the day of doom. C. Galullo intro- duces him to that eminent, sophisticated M,C., T. Chendorain. Our high-stepping gridiron players took a mo- ment out from their daily practice to add some graceful steps to the Kenrick Day festivities. J. Palumbo looks a bit startled at the bus fare C. Kelly is giving him for her trip to school. No, it couldn't be a turtle! 5 I 4

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