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

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RELATING THE THEME of the popular novel Love Story to our every day lives, Mr. Kilcoyne listens to a relevant discussion among interested students. RETREAT Assuming a new and dynamic approach, Chaplains Father Murray and Father Durney arranged a day of recollection for the seniors at Saint Charles Seminary. These students, in preparing for their role in the world of to- morrow, responded wholeheartedly to the invitation for a re-evaluation of one's self. Discussion speakers, chosen by the students themselves, conducted sessions on various topics relating to the lives of a teenager. A penitential service, followed by a concele- brated Mass enabled the Class of '71 to achieve a better understanding of themselves and others. IN RESPONSE TOUTHE THEME of the senior retreat, Today is the first day ot the rest of your life, the senior class joins in prayer as they welcome the world of tomorrow with renewed awareness.

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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.

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My Fair Lady Eliza Doolittle, a cockney flower girl, emerges from her cocoon to become a social butter- fly, with the coaching of Professor Henry Higgins, a linguistic expert. Eliza's father, Alfred Doolittle fDon Diotisalvil claims that he is getting married in the morning to his long time mistress. Mean- while, Freddy fJeff Cameronl fascinated by Eliza's small talk at the Ascot Races, falls in love with her and becomes enchanted with the street where she lives. My Fair Lady was staged and directed by Mr. John J. Burfete, together with Mr. A. J. Casale, technical directorg Sister Rose Madeleine, instru- mental director, Sister Kathleen Cecilia, choral director, lVlrs. Betty Anders, choreographer, and Mr. John Zimmaro, assistant director. The pro- duction of this musical comedy based on George Bernard Shaw's Pygmalion continued one of Ken- rick's oldest and finest traditions. EXPRESSING CONTENTMENT with their simple life-style, Eliza tLinda Rorickj and the Cockney boys lLarry Cosgrove, Paul Ewing, Bill Demask, and Bill Russell! sing about the Loverliness of a soft bed and a warm fire.