Nardin Academy - Rosarium Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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joan recognizing the true king of France CC 93 Scenes from oan of Arc 7 I Father Minet amused at peasant children s conversation 52

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,I-C-e X , Qi , Z lr ,lu At piano: Marilyn Bell, Rosalie La Duca. Around piano: Patricia Papa, Theresa Mahiques, Alcina Simon, Marian Savini, Shirley Schintzius, Jac- queline Geraci, Jean Miller, Jean Caffrey, Anita Fiutak, Antoinette Stasinski, Joan Rollek, Loretta Weber. Seated: Kathleen Baecher, Collette Tucholski, Carol Messina, Patricia Ervolino, Gayle Ray. HE Glee Club, very aptly directed by Mrs. Cecelia Roy Kenny, aims at instilling in its members an appreciation of music. Including members from the Freshman through the Senior years, it has helped to brighten many school activities. At Christmas, the members contributed their part to the annual program. Their songs included the traditional and also the less familiar of the Christmas hymns. The Glee Club gave a warm welcome to a group of prospective Freshmen of next year and their parents with such songs as Alouette and A Merry Life. As a project all their own, they held a song fest featuring songs from different countries of the world. It included Hi Ho Sing Daily, originating in Switzerland, Return to Sorrento, an Italian song, German, Canadian and, of course, our native American songs. To add more of a native American air to the program, they gave some gay nineties selections featuring the Charles- ton and songs from this period. To end the happy year with a song, which is most fitting, the Glee Club performed at the graduation exercises. Their songs helped to leave the Seniors with pleasant memories of their years at Nardin. 54 E