Cardinal Dougherty High School - Eminence Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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'Xlice Mcliendrv. Johanna Pace. Geraldine Strauss. Maia lane Cairo. Sandra Vacante, Nlarv Nltirrav, Treasu'-' .olecki Kathleen Gannon Frances Devlin Glorii Nc' mann and Judith Baldino. senior memliets ol the orchestra smilinglv strike .i pose during one ol the len breaks in dress rehearsal Their nimble fingers From the opening chord of Von Suppc-'s i'Beau- tiful Galatheau overture down to the moving strains of the Song of Norway hnale, the music of the symphonic orchestra captivated the audience attending the annual musicale. Ro- mantic lovelies like Smoke Gets in Your Eyes and Lovely to Look At from the Broadway production Roberta melted hearts as certainly as did the lovely ladies themselves resplendent in their prettiest pastels. The audi' ence from the waltz era enthusiastically ap- plauded a combined Glee Club-Orchestra ren- dition of A W.1ltz from Tschaikowskyk Sleeping Beauty, This artistic presentation exhibited the prouciency of the players, and their delightfully fresh interpretation of an eternal classic. Comedians Gallop, a novelty by Kabaleysky. a living Russian composer. balanced the program with a light touch of humor. To hear the Girls' Orchestra is to appreciatc the conducting of Mr. Vito La Nlonaca. the efforts ofthe religious and lay instructors ofthe Music Department, and the ability and industry of the girls themselves. K f L if

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The musical directors whosc QICJI abilities are reflected in thc success of the orchcsira arc: 411-fl to rightl thc Messrs. Nich- olas D'AmiCo. Amadco Dell'osa. Arrcinus Edwards. David Guo- gcnhcim. George Hasfeld. Waller Liddlc. John Mascaro, Miss Maria Pasquarello. Angelo Pc- rrella, William Quilrv. Louis Raho. Eligio Rossi. Frederick Sroll. William Tapp, Jack Tor' fhin. Frank Vcrsaci, Giacinio Viiacolonna. L 4 , ,

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I P SL Q e Z sl ..ql Constant prarttce otlers the reward of a sense of satisfaction and aecompllihment justlx' deserved. Ellen Cochrane. Kathryn McG.1dv. Agnex Callaghan. Ann Casev. Marie Lennon. Margaret Sweenev. Dawnthcarmle Lucerne Jean Mangtn. and Gerrv Arnaudo proudlx' dtsplav the instruments which helped them to aehieve the goal of .1 IT'lllSlCl.lI l, 555 W at , 5,1 . Q. , in x -5 , ' . playin harmon .H qsneneyp ix . I? N. X if wa N Talented memoers ol the PYIIKISSIOII sectxon ol our orrhestra: Jeanne Bur. Louise Keogh. and lmet Mc:'xleer tlemonstrate thetr rhxthmuc ahlllttes to onlooklng woodwind musicians Regina Bellx. Kathleen Tvrrell. Ethel Luter. Kathleen Leso, and Genevieve Welsh.