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

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h, then! Let music ring J-if G. Cottone, C. Tornetta, B. Wagner, T. Brennan, R. Vindetti, A. Marinari, Pignoli, J. Madden, P. Sorgini, and M. Diliberto, color to our band. Clarinet: G. Cottone fConcertmeisterJ, C. Tornetta, B. Wagner, T. Brennan, R. Vindetti, M. Diliberto, J. Pignoli, J. Madden, A. Marinari. Percussion: E. Mullin, T. Gain, A. Tarlecki, D. O'Brien. Bells: A. Chevalier, M. Wilkinson. Frenrb Horn: N. Smith, A. Riccioli. Baritone: J. Seydel, P. Scherer, Flute: K. Maginley, P. Gilligan, M. Cashore. Alto Saxophone: H. Giamo. Tenor Saxophone: J. Dillon, R. DeBlasio. Baritone Saxophone: P. DiGiacomo. Trombone: F. Donavan, J. Trecroce, A. Ferreri, J. Kolar. Trumpet: J. Montalbano, F. Kowal, W. Walsh, E. Raquet, A. Gizmo, M. Evangelist, A. DiSanto. Tuba: W. Banmiller. members of the clarinet ensemble, give tone s I E I V-aff'

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rf x. What do you mean break your neck? You said hitch and I hitched, snaps Pete U. Mul- lxallj, disturbing Red QE. Foleyj with his an- tics while moving the furniture. All right, I A boys! interrupts Joe KG. DeDominicl. Our stage crew, the stars behind the scenes in the production of Father of the Bride, directed by Sister M. David, I.H.M., contributed their time and energy to make the play a really line per- formance. The broad smiles of M. Reed, G. Phifer, A. Sunday, E. Foley, J. Leaming, and J. Dillon, indicate that it was a pleasant task. if .ff I' . -1 Y XJ' 1'

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Yes, the applause is all for you. The spotlight is focused on our newly-organized BKHS Band. XVith new instruments and additional instructors, our dex- terous musicians swelled in number and advanced in their art. Mr. Donald Reinhardt, brass instructor and director of the band, and Mr. Joseph Musumecci, wood-wind teacher, joined our faculty to assist Sis- ter M. Ann Bernadette, l.H.M., with the organiza- tion of the Kenrick Band. Numerous performances by these instrumentalists manifested their talents. A significant event, indicative of the promising future for these artists, was their participation in the Christmas program, their first group appearance. Mississippi Suite, Ole Man River, and the Syn- copated Clock are melodies that will linger in our memories as fond recollections of the April Musicale. Felicitations to our teachers and band members for a very successful first year. 1 'fi ,. -2 , ww.. - .s Senior musicians realize that constant practice is necessary if they are to sound the perfect note. Here J. Dillon, J. Montalbano, and A. Chevalier con centrate on preparing a selection for the Christmas performance of Kennck s growing band. 1 riiice of the Mass in our auditorium. Z M. Rizzo assists organist I. Corbo while playing for the Holy Sac- while Mr. Reinhardt proudly directs the band in a Christmas medley.