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

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l l I l ADORNED IN FLASHING RED skirts and vests and prancing to the tune of Santa Claus is Coming To Town are Santa's helpers: Pat Brenner, Jenny Taphorn, Rose Mastrocola, Janice Verruni, Theresa Vernacchia, Doris Anne Polichetti, Jill Stone and Wendy Eagens. WITH AN EXPRESSION OF DELIGHT, Sister Rose Madeleine accepts a surprise gift from Santa Claus IDanny Manillal in behalf of the Music Department. SANTA CLAUS doing the Funkie Broadway ?! Proving that any- thing can happen at Kenrick, Santa IDanny Manillal, Mrs. Claus IJoyce Beredal and Santa's helpers, Rose Mastrocola, Janice Ver- runi, Terry Vernacchio, Dorisanne Polichetti, Jill Stone, and Wendy Eagens, ioin in the spirit of the season.

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Christmas For the twelfth year Bishop Kenrick's auditorium overflowed' with the ioyous feeling of the season as Kenrickites gathered to enioy a medley of Christmas tunes. Rhythmic dancing of the drill team, melodious singing of the Glee Club and Knights' Chorale, and Santa's hearty, Ho, Ho! Ho! brought laughter and merriment to everyone. Strains of Silent Night announced the tableau ofthe Nativity scene which concluded an entertain- ing and fun-filled program. KENRlCK'S OWN DRUMMER BOYS, Stephen Niksa, James Fer- rant and George Knoell, with flashing sticks beat out Haskell's Rascals to an enthralled audience. COULD IT BE some magic in the earmuffs that has brought to life Kenrick's snowgirls dancing to Frosty's tune? This transfor- mation has taken place in agile members of our famous Drill Team! AMIDST THE STARS and angels of heaven, the Blessed Mother and Saint Joseph portrayed by Joanne Dragon and Thomas Every add to the serenity of the Christmas play by recreating the Nativity Scene. is .. -ul t'gEK'fSfvE 215:81 5-A .ss-ss:-iss K Rr:v7rsf3L 1 fbgflu 155 is, . I , al E 2 5 2 sttitfasefsw 3 51 szsefsssfs New - 5

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108 Practicing diligently to obtain perfect har- mony, the members of the Knights' Chorale under the direction of Sister Mary William, l.H.M., have spent many hours after school preparing for their performances. Accompany- ing the Glee Club, they sing at school activities, , such as the Musicale, the Christmas play, Parents' Night, and also at the King of Prussia Plaza. ln the four years since its formation the Knights' Chorale has become an integral part of Kenrick's music department.and one in which the school can take great pride. Knights' Chorale I WHILE THE GLEE CLUB performs on stage, seniors, John Andrews, Francis McMenamin, Joe Kaminski, Kenneth McGinnis, Carl Kaminski, Mike Carroll and Leo Rossi, enioy a few minutes relaxation between numbers. HEY, JUDE! is Joe Kaminski's current hit tune presented to Sister Mary William and fellow Singing Knights, iFRONT ROWl Andree Turner, Leo Rossi, John Andrews, Michael Carroll, larry Gleason. iBACK ROWI Joe McCabe, Charles C f ' ' - ar agno, Bill White, Tony Sparano, and Tony Cnpollini. REVIEWING AN ARRANGEMENT from Oliver, Sister Mary William and Leo Rossi anticipate another smashing success of Kenrick's annual musicale. MEMBERS OF THE KNIGHTS' CHORALE-FRONT ROW: Tony Spa- BACK ROW: Jerry Kraft, Ed McCabe, Charles Carfagno, Tony Cip- rano, Kenneth McGinnis, Joe Kaminski, Mike Carroll, Carl Kaminski, gllini, Bill White, Joe Stipe, and Dan Wagner, pose before giving Leo Rossi, SECOND ROW: John Andrews, Larry Gleason, Frank an enioyable performance of Calypso Joe on Parents' Night. Kotch, Francis McMenamin, Joe Klag, Mike Romito, Tom McCann, l