Orland Park High School - Hi Lander Yearbook (Orland Park, IL)

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First Row: J. Sippel, M. Cole. Second Row: E. Brandau, C. Ahlrep, G. Joseph, E. Bakosh, J. Kats, M. Senglin, T. Cosentino, P. Pospisil. Third Row: P. Baldwin, C. Gallina, L. Borgo. DPERETTA The Mikado was our spring musical this ye ar starring Audrey Cowan and Larry Borgo. The Chorus and Music appreciation class were also active members of the presentation. The main characters were: Nanki-Poo, Larry Borgog Yum- Yum, Audrey Cowang Ko-Ko, Tony Cosentinog Pitti-Sing, Joan Sippelg Mikado, Carl Gallinag Peep-Bo, Marion Sengling Pish- Tush, Lester Beccueg Katisha, Marjorie Yunkerg Pooh-Bah, Russell Geutherg Accompanist, Donna Cowan. A welcomed addition this ye ar to our Music Department was the Septet. They entertained at our Christmas party and sang selections for the Women's Club Christmas Party, also. The sopranos are Audrey Cowan and Joan Bernadine, the altos are Marion Senglin, Marjorie Yunker, and Barbara Goodman, and the tenors are Larry Borgo and Tony Cosentino, First Row: A. Cowan, J. Bernardine, M. Senglin, M. Yunker, B. Goodman, Second Row: T. Cosentino, D. Cowan, L. Borgo. Larry Borgo and Audrey Cowan ...sax

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CHORUS This year, to our pleasant surprise, the chorus has increased to the compara- tively gigantic proportions of 72 members. At the Christmas Program we presented a group of carols and old folk songs ap- propriate for the season. The climaxing moment was the a capella singing of the English R ound We Wish You a Merry Christmas. We are now busily working on the difficult ensemble work of our spring production of the Mikado which we are sure will be better than ever because of the many new and lovely voices we have acquired. ORCHESTRA Our orchestra this y e ar has shown an in c r e a s e of violinists, two complete drum sets, a flute, two clarinets, a cor- net, and an accordion. We played for the candlelit processional at the Christmas Musicale. We we r e also asked to play selections for a cmu'tain-raiser and between acts of the Junior and Senior Plays. We were also very thrilled to be asked to con- tribute to the H all ow e e n Dance playing popular nu mb e r s which w a s a pleasant change from our usual semi-classical and classical repertoire.