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

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! Twas the night before Christmas and all through the house, many creatures were stirring, including the mouse ..., heralded Ada Luciani, as a tiny gray mouse scurried across the stage. Thus be- gan the annual Bishop Kenrick Christmas Play. Strains of Let it Snow, Sleigh Ride, and other appropriate tunes echoed from within. The Glee Club and Knights' Chorale harmoniously per- formed an arrangement of the Patchwork Carols under the able direction of Sister Kathleen Cecilia. The Drill Team portraying Toy Soldiers, Jack-in- the-Boxes, Raggedy Anns and Pink Panthers, pre- sented a colorful array of dances. Finally, the Nativity scene formed an inspiring close, bringing to each student at Bishop Kenrick the realization of Christ's coming. CHRISTMAS THE NATIVITY, PORTRAYED by Frances Palladino tBIessed Motherl and Thomas Schneider tSt. Josephl, is a story older than any living man, which enkindles a new feeling of hope and love within the hearts ot all. TA TA-TA-TA TA-TA-TA . . . sound the trumpets which, through the magic of Christmas, brings to life Toy Soldiers, Linda Connell, Kathy Ganley and Theresa Rio, who rhythmically initiate the march of the toys

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IN THE MIDST OF GIGGLING clowns, Jolly Old Saint Nick Noe Santangelol extends warm Christmas greetings to the student body and faculty. PRETENTIOUS FELINES. Eileen Cain, Joanne Discianni, Claire Forth, and Cathy Romano, purrrr as they slink about the stage to the strains of Mancini's Pink Panther Theme. RAGGEDY ANN AND Andy, Pat Insetta and Mary Pat Dougherty, iiggle to the Jingle Bell Rock, delighting the Kenrick clan.

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IN HONORING our Blessed Lady, May Queen Kathleen Ganley and her court, FRONT ROW: Rosemary McMullen, Dorisanne Polichetli, Jennifer Taphorn, Rosemary Carfagno, Barbara Rothwell, Marilyn Monastero. SECOND ROW: Maria Donofrio, Linda Rorick, Ann Marie Burke, Lee Ann Bailey, Nancy Catagnus, Marlene Cianciulli, and Ann Hood, express a deep devotion and a full measure of happiness. MAY PROCESSICN Kenrick pays tribute to Mary with its annual service in her honor. The May Queen, Kathy Gan- ley, her court and their escorts, solemnly witness our Marian devotion. By joining together in prayer to our heavenly Mother in a concelebrated Mass, the upperclassmen strengthened their plea for world peace and love. After thus honoring Mary, students realized that devotion to our Lady is an integral part in the world of a Kenrickite. .incl A PLEDGE OF LOVE! Father Durney accepts the floral wreath, symbolic of the offering Kenrickites make of them- selves to our Blessed Lady.