Loretto Academy - Loretto Yearbook (El Paso, TX)

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A .5 if E The curtain rises, and we hear the first strains of the Symphony of the Years. Its majestic overture, the faculty and organizations, sets the tempo for the entire work. The first movement be- gins, featuring the solemn tones of the Seniors. T139 second movement, the luniors, and the third, the Sophomore class, offer brilliant contrast M the giist. The bright theme ot the fourth movement, the Freshmen, brings the symphonylto ct cl' It ii :' , parsed through the movements, are the solo- ists, class favorites, and dramatic interludes' arious school events. Little Loretto plays the etudes brighgl, interva1sgWliicljl.,,are' by the music makersi' .whose support has made this production possible, i I it , fl A 6 , 2. 5 ZX 1 2 s The Stall, musically yours, are Left to ri ht-First Row: W Morales, Margaret Second How Guzllermxna Eunrow loan Tlzcrnson, Ysela Proxfencio, He-:linda Garcia, Frances Hater- mann, Helen Cleve, Carol Shipley, Marilyn Edging- ' ton, Mary Ann Delgado, Veda Lou Branum, Paula Milos, Editor. g O.ga Mulchay, Elva Knoyf, Elvira Alzzga, Midge Brown- lee, Alyri Brxwri

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