La Salle Academy - La Sallite Yearbook (New York, NY)

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1 18 1 4' O Brother Bernard, Moderator A ffm. are 'fa if ,I A vf , 8 , , I V ., A x 3 I fa ,ft fl VZ, , M V. , 'L I I ,N W 1 , Ii' ' 111255 2 1 1 4 ., -f, we L., 3 4 f Ml x :r-' Mi I NX Brother Cornelius, Co-Moderator Sincere efforts were made by the La Sallite Staff this year to produce a year- book styled in the modern manner. Re- cording the scholastic, cultural, and athletic accomplishments of the student body in an interesting pictorial account was the difficult task facing the Staff in September 1956. But, under the super- vision of Brother Bernard, assisted by Brother Cornelius, the Staff met with suc- cess in composing a carefully designed, detailed, and most enjoyable production. Presenting . . . the Forward Look in yearbook publication. Don Lombardi, Editor

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. Lvn.. z 1 v., , l Something interesting going on backstage? oncert C. C14 Y. B70 buddlff we of Mr. john Martel, Conductor. A word of congratulations should be extended to Mr. Philip Carney, Conductor of the La Salle Glee Club for the excellent performance of many popular present day songs. James McPartland of the class of '57 excelled all his previous performances by his facile rendition , bagkddge . rofber B the etfenwii llyflfa Martel. fmt .vo , , ,ienddnjf last r H C 'fOr an ' enzdrkf ff , Shing, the Nike, Brendan Hn thou, ,wie J' of a medley of tunes written by Rogers and Ham- merstein. john Waring's deep bass voice was a joy to hear. The attendance at the concert was heartening. Those who did not attend the ,57 concert missed a superlative affair. Turning the pages to the right spot just before curtain time.

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