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THE BASS SECTION of the Glee Club uses the front stairs to pose for their picture. This picture was made long after most had gone home, for the bad basses had been iugged for making too much noise after a practice session. However, they manage to smile anyway. They are-left to right-First Row: John O'Neill, William Collette, Charles Teney, Douglas Kearney, Daniel Kellett, Theodore Sammon, Harold Sanchez. Second Row: William O'Connor, Peter A CROSS-SECTION OF THE BASSES during weekly practice, at right. At Christmas, they sang traditionals like Adeste FideIis, Hark the Herald Angels Sing, Gesu Bambino, Silent Night, etc. For the graduation concert, they prepared the difficult Alleluia Chorus from Handel's Messiah, If l Loved You from Carousal, and others from South Pacific and My Fair lady. Pictures of the entire Glee Club at graduation ap- pear in the graduation issue of the school paper. ,fv- tv. Bohlman, Theodore Alvino, Edward McGay, Harry Bryan, Thomas Mullahey, Richard Lewis, John Sasso, Thomas Daly. Third Row: Eric Steele, Gerard Saviola, Werner Lamberty, Ronald Williams. Fourth Row: William Terrell, William McNamee, Eugene Devaney, Michael Holland. Fifth Row: John Fong, William O'Malley, Denis Twomey, Joseph Sweeney. Sixth Row: Mark Woods, John Spear- man, John Andrews, Michael Bradey.
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