Immaculata High School - Magnificat Yearbook (Somerville, NJ)

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pi if M 11-X : FIRST ROW: Margaret McCaughey. SECOND ROW: Robert Leichte, Joseph Pampani, Henry Witmer, Edward Esler, THIRD ROW: Catherine Bruns, Carla Sue Perantoni, Claudia Scully, Kathleen Rork, Judith MacMillan, Christine Trapani, Daniel Swarbrick. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Black, Ilona Wass, Kathleen Kelly, Valerie Walters. FIFTH ROW: Jeanette Schug, Patricia Dallessio, Constance Demery, Mary Lou Harrison, Thomas Black, Susan Koer- .....- nnvid Kanvha, Kenneth Pickell, George Jankowski, Michael Ryan. I Senior Instrumentalists, FIRST ROW: Robert Byrne, Thomas Black, Judith MacMillan, Rebecca Sousa, Catherine Bruns, Joseph Pampani, SECOND ROW: Edward Esler, Kathleen Rork, Patricia Baxter, Cynthia Hratko, Denise Giorello, Claudia Scully, Francis Bartolomeo. THIRD ROW: David Kanyha, Kenneth Pickell, George Jankowski, Michael Ryan, Christine Douglas, Robert Finan, Carl Rickert. FOURTH ROW: Gary Rutkowski, Robert Gula.

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fl, , '- YQX t M 'Va ., N x K x X Q -4 X, F., 15 V 1 J - - ' 'm H W , , ., SX R5 X V , t. , ,W . Xt x, M , , t. -.J r -xt ' f Nix on ' ' . 7 I X ff' ' ai ' 5' . Q - t .2 'x,.fI .N. -'A .X Pianists: Melaine Bieros, Jeanette Vuocolo. FIRST ROW: Margaret Brucia, Martha O'Brien, Regina Wurst, Valerie Santelli, Nancy Kirk- patrick, Kenneth Pickell, Henry Witmer, Thomas Black, Catherine Stiff, Judith Blazck, Margaret Moffitt, Margaret Kelly, Carol Kolb, Eileen Todd, Mary Lou Wechsler. SECOND ROW: Deborah Baxter, Lynda Wildgen, Margaret St.Onge, Hope Loeffler, Jeanne Navin, Elizabeth Alvator, William Grau, Michael Tarentino, Edward Iankowski, Patrick Merrigan, Jennifer Mellin, Julia Wilder, Laura Walter, Sharry Trojan- Senior vocalists Gary Rutkowski, Kenneth Pickell, Robert Byrne, Thomas Black, Margaret Moffitt, Regina Wurst, Catherine Stiff, and Valerie Santelli have an impromptu session with pianist George lankowski. owski, Patricia Dudley, Emilie Memoli, Ann Swartzmiller, Elaine S0- larek. THIRD ROW: Virginia Johnson, Suzanne Bradley, Mary Ann Kosinski, Nancy Logel, Cynthia Van Ness, Michael Zolandz, Gary Rut- kowski, George Jankowski, Mark Kolb, Bernard Sloan, Rosemary Ryan, Barbara Maun, Margaret McCaughey, Patricia Ferguson, Mary Stiff. FOURTH ROW: Steven Phillips, Robert Byrne, Michael Sabo, Charles Byrd, Frances Byrd, Stephanie Smedley, Mary Ivers, Marian Westman, Christine Douglas, Marguerite Zorzi. Glee Club Since the hearts of Immaculatans are young and gay, the Glee Club is a popular activity under the direction of Sister Ann Bernadette, I.H.M. The fine array of tal- ent on display when the vocalists perform includes solos and harmonizing. Aside from their main appearances, the mem- bers of the group are available to provide a euphonious background to any and all school pwgrams. These extemporaneous offerings are interspersed in a rigorous schedule of preparation for the star attrac- tions: Carol Day, the Spring Musicale, and Baccalaureate Mass. In December the chorale gathers in the main lobby around the tree to put the fin- ishing touches on the students' Christmas spirit. The jovial air of informality pre- vailing on the day before a two-week va- cation contrasts sharply with the quiet dig- nity of the formally robed singers in May. The now familiar voices blend for the last time at the senior Mass in June, when the solemnity of the occasion calls for yet an- other facet of the Glee Club's ability.

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5-1 , . FIRST ROW: Rebecca Sousa. SECOND ROW: Marguerite Witmer, Geraldine Gula, Cynthia Hratko, Mary Ivers, Judith Fidellow, Carol Kolb. THIRD ROW: Joseph Reynolds, Ernest Poggi, Robert Byrne. FOURTH ROW: Patricia Baxter, Christine Douglas, Robert Finan, Michele Garay, Mark Lusch, Marshall Garrison, Richard Dooley, Francis Bartolomeo. FIFTH ROW: Michael Tarentino, Joseph Leonard, John lacovello, Gary Rutkowski, Robert Gula, Michael Cahill, William Dzugan, Jeanette Vuocolo, Brian Grissler. Concert Band When the football season ends and the last white buck and trailing plume disap- pear from Room 58, the versatile Music Department turns its attention to May. The Sixth Annual Spring Musicale is un- der rigorous preparation by the musicians as early as November. For months the Concert Band works on arrangements varying from the lively King Cotton to the romantic strains of 6'The Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet. The final re- ward after hours of practice arrives at the end of the year when instrumentalists don formal clothes, offering to art devotees the results of their efforts. During the academic year, the Concert Band is always available to provide music ' for assemblies and any events on thc school calendar. Due to the unremitting energy of Sister Ann Bernadette, I.H.M., and her new assistant, Mr. John Di Gio- vanni, the players are ready to perform whenever the occasion arises. Sister has watched the group grow over the past five years from thirty-two members to the pres- r ent seventy-two. George Jankowski adroitly conducts Glee Club through an intricate passage of Americana during the Spring Concert.