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Joe Batz' sole ambition in life is to replace Ian Anderson on the flute. Fr. Seipp claims there's a lot of old whaling songs he's heard that he'd like the chorus to sing at mass. v A Greg Pings became acquainted with the piano in the freshman music program. P Mike Leahy tunes up for his debut at the Hallelujah mass.
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Brent Banker finds that expressing his thoughts on canvas isn't as easy as he had anticipated. Let's see, this guy could use some more ketchup on his shirt, Mr. Donnelly confers with Gary Maier on his historical depiction of ite Tater Tot Rebellion. 0, 'I IN. Mike Kidd puts the finishing p Q, , it 1 U l' touches on his magnum opus ' Q X I .--1- 1l-ft.,
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Muszezans Make Melli playing a selected instrument. drums and guitar. Louie Hull diligently toots 4 away on his recorder. Chorus Crow one, 1 to rj Pat Sirianni, Kevin Kessler, Dave Schmitz, Jim Daniels, Jim Cichock. Crow twoj Dave Timmer- man, John Breen, Mark Kalina, Bob Kleifgen, Jim Schoener, Jim Schumacher, Russ Haney, Chris Pauley, Fr. Seipp. us Melodies An expanded music program became reality this year under the guidance of Mr. Phillips, Fr Serpp and Mrs Chryst Band was largely an independent activity although the musicians collaborated on music for special events such as the Christmas and Palm Sunday masses. An important feature of the curricu lum was the freshman program in wh1ch each freshman began The chorus, under the direction of Father Seipp added excitement and inspiration to the daily and special masses When Mr. Phillips took over, the chorus culminated their per formances for the year with a Hallelujah mass complete with
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