Rosary High School - Campanile Yearbook (Columbus, OH)

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95 T-7 Casey, Dorothy Jordan. Row 3: Josephine Njaini. Mary A. MacIlaster, Annabel Kiraly, Barbara Foster, james Kennedy, James Blcflonagle, Carl Noll, Wayne W'hitmer. Dick Ralston, Nicolina Nlasdea, Margaret liricker. Row 4: Mary Gutman, Monica Ferguson, Rita Puseeker, Kathleen Ryan, ,Ianies 'l'rant, Douglas Fife. ,lohn Noll, ,li-ll' Diggs, Larry Doersem, lfrlwin Foster, Patti FOI'CI'llilIl, Virginia Dearring. to , u Y an 5 One Glee Club session a day is not enough, so four eager beavers f0I'lllPll a quartette--Henry Nleyer, Daniel Wilhelm. lionalcl Stolz. and liohert Durbin. 67 if ,rf Sister Nl. ,Iusta Director f

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' a,-. 4 '1 FW 3 Row l: illary K. Nliller, Mary Turner, Carolyn Wioolsey, Nlary .loc Fallon, .lack Augustus, ,lan Litzinger, Mark Howard, Ronald Venitti, Ray Buechner, Mary ,lane Puniphrey, Rita s ein Row 2 Beyerlv Asbury 'Ylar ant Ruisingcr, llatll l'lck.t ' . ' : ' u' 5 .',, g ' S A - erine Mercer, Regina Cullinan, John Kaltenbach, Daniel Wilhelm. Dave Snyder, Robert Durbin, llave Miller. ,loan Rita lickstein aaaaa Glee Club Beginning this year with a well-filled schedule, the Clec Club was kept especially busy during the month of December. Un the twelfth they were featured in a fifteen minute television show on Willli-C. This was followed on the 14th by the girls' ensemble caroling at St. .-'tnnls Christmas Party. The entire Glee Club visited the Chillocothe Veterans' Hospital December IT. Un the 24th the television audience of W'fYN enjoy ed a Christmas Cantata and the traditional Christmas carols in a thirty minute broadcast. In the evening Sister ,lusta's carolers gave praise to the newborn king as they sang the loved Christmas hymns before lloly Rosary 's Midnight Nlass. Next followed an evening performance on ,lanuary 28 at the Seneca llotel for the annual St. Ann's Guild Banquet. ln order to purchase fifteen additional robes and accessories for the newly -enlarged group. the Glec Club sponsored a dinner for the high school students February 2-1. As we go -to press. plans are being made for the annual Song and Dance Recital to be held on April 29. A concert at the Art Gallery and another television show after ljaster are among tentative plans.

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ff l r. k g 3 4' gin , , 3 Leo Hall la fl 5 , ,, A I Q ri C F Y' unq 4.12 v T N Row l: ll. l'ror't0r. Nl. F. Xntann. ll. llunlbar. XV. Kruninl. ll. jordan. llow 2: J. Ryan. ll. Nlarcuni. ll. Cowgill. ll. Nlvfiartlly. C. llodt-nft-ls. l'. Christ. lion 3: ,I. Vllllfllllllllllll. ,l. llart, WY. Sarsli0l1l.li. Nlr-l'ir1vz1l1y, J. llamilton, l'. Claude-r. lloxs -1: ll. Fovlr-r. ll. lit-glvr ll. I'a-trow. J. Litzingzvr. YV. Vllitnter. Row 5: K. Svllirtzingf-r. ll. l2l'kI'l1lllln .l. Du n n. nd The Band llr. Hall and his music-makers lwfip us cntertaint-cl each Thursday and Friday afternoon by broadcasting through thc' racliators. The only vomplaint we haw' against Ihr hand is that thvir formal programs art' all too fvw. The- Christmas party for tha- l'.'l'..'X. mark:-fl thvir first aplvvarancv this jvar. Small groups In-ppml up our rallivs and lwlpc-tl toot us on to victory or you know what. -Ks yvt our musicians arf' un-tmiformt-ml. hut any day non wc- may st-0 thvm swinging along in tha- snappy Ulllllls Monsignor has in miucl. Six motnlwrs of tha- llI'l'50lll lpanfl will ln- Illlrrvll xslwn whf-n nf-xt is-aris musirians mm-t. Uracluation me-ans girosl- hjc' to llilw -'lllram-sv. joan llarrat. lfranlt Cassidy. jo- annf- llamilton. Dorothy Jorflan. .lan Litzingvr. antl lloh Zag. Nlary Angola liotolo. 68