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

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The Third Dimension DILIGENCE, DETERMINATION and perseverance are characteristics pos- sessed hy THE THIRD DIMENSION staff members, Barbara Mastrolia, Wilson McClure, Jimmy Brock and Eileen Tipping as they prepare to go to press. LE VIN EST SUPERB, remarks Debbie Shinn to Monsieur Dennis Saile as members of the French Club, Joseph Baldassari, Louise Couch, Joan Kane, Sheila Forth, Terri Walsh, Maryann Valerio, Dennis Frugale and Louis Angelucci, enact a typical scene in a sidewalk cafe while Sister Mary Matilda approves the well rehearsed dialogue. up W-5 -fmwwm.-,arf ...qi ,M ,, H , I

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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

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Glee Club Under the inspirational guidance of Sister Mary William, l.H.M., the gifted voices of the Glee Club blend together to produce a most enjoyable 'form of entertainment for Kenrickites and the community. Deeply involved in bring- ing ioy to others, this happy group of song- sters has delighted audiences at school pro- grams like the Christmas Play, Parents' Night, and the Annual Musicale and has increased Kenrick's fame abroad. Outstanding among these appearances were Christmas Programs at King of Prussia Plaza and at the Norristown State Hospital. - Definitely, the Glee Club is a good will ambassador of Kenrick's message of concern and of truth. HAPPILY ANTICIPATING their Parents' Night Perfor- mance, Peggy Ortega, Susan Dunn and Andree Turner gather round the piano as Danny Manilla plays Trampin, one of the pieces sung for the parents. swmwmi Val- Lan- look Par- cap- MELODY MAKERS of 1968-'l969l! Ken- rick's Glee Club prepares to delight an- vt' other audience with hits from 0liver. , , . ., f , ,, 5 15,,.f,s'wa:e,ev..fe.--1.-,szmfmiss-waz-efmzftfzstmsm-use i .,,. . .,., .,.. ,,., . , . , . . .