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

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THE BAND PLAYS ON as senior officers, Angelo Dilullo, Joe DeDominic, Vince Muscarella, Gary Every, Russell Sclatani, Jetf Stong, Ray Melynk, Mark Breller, Thomas Pinchock, Lillian Feliciani, and Peter Marino lead Kenrick's Music Makers on to bigger and better competitions. KENRlCK'S MARCHING CHAMPIONS perform with customary precision for the many enthusiastic spectators at Roosevelt Field. Dynamic maneuvers demonstrated by Ken- rick's marching band in the Souderton Or- leans Lions, Archbishop Wood and Plymouth Whitemarsh competitions added new awards to their accomplishments. Aside from their annual participation in the Philadelphia and New York Parades, appearances made at Atlantic City Raceway and Garden State Park resulted in newly acquired notoriety. Mr. Francis Ott, Sister Rose Madeleine, and Mr. Richard Genovese worked untiringly with the unit throughout the year. The band lends spirit to school activities and produces an enjoyable Spring Musicale. BAND

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HARMONY CHARACTERIZES ALL ot our days at Kenrick, say senior band members Joseph Guarini, Barbara Lester, William Russell, Robert Burlin- game, Paula Fiorillo, and Catherine Tornetta as they prepare tor the Spring Musicale. an zwe1xtm1wf, -112,-iwqsfww -: n DISPLAYING THE CHARM ot their smiles which personities a willing, atfable service are members of the woodwind sec- tion, Marlha Beldon, Sheila Steiner, Angela Cassano, Judy Brennan, Gary Every, Robin Fithian, Peggy Bradley, Russell Sclafani, and Mary Nase. RHYTHM AND INSTRUMENTAL COLOR displayed by the per- cussion section members, Joseph DeDominic, John Lattanze, Cathy Ludlam, and John Eckert greatly enhanced Tchaikov- sky's Caprice Italien.

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EVIDENTLY PAGE FOUR meets with Sister Gertrude Miriam's approval as stall mem- bers Jlm Lewis Gene Quinn, and Lou Bucelli look on apprehensively. LIKE ALL GOOD WRITERS, Shield Editors, Donn Phil Haskins learn to laugh at their mistakes. THE SHIELD Involvement is the key to the success of this year's SHIELD staff. As a result of many hours of dedicated effort, the staff, headed by Sister Gertrude Miriam has managed to produce a newspaper which is worthy of the Kenrick title. The paper with its honest reporting of the facts has won the respect of all its subscribers. The varied talents of the staff are util- ized in this tremendous common endea- vor. Such effort has not gone unnoticed, forthe SHIELD has this year again, as in previous years, merited the All-Catholic rating. a Landis, Kilzi Lum, Jim Lewis, Saki Zgula, and