Servite High School - Servite Yearbook (Detroit, MI)

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TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS WERE THE GENTLEMEN'S day at morning Mass and the fellows resounded loud and clear. Organist Joanne Stemplewski passes out music to Vern Laney, Pat Clarey, Bob Hayduk, and Dick Doherty while Rosemary Barth talces her turn at the organ. NO MATTER WHAT SIDE OF THE FENCE they're 5-3 on, these girls were among the hard workers preparing operetta scenery. Toting that board are: ffrontj Carrol Calcaterra and Lois Kraus, and fbackj Carol Daigue, Yvonne Zainea, and Madaliene Spina. n Year of Harmony THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT MAY NEVER HAVE GONE ON November 25, the classes presented semi-classical selections for the road buht its appearances have not been limited to the parents and friends. On front stage, Madaliene Spina renders domain of Servite. At the MacGregor library auditorium on her solo, My Hero. -70-

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is ln one of their most impressive appearances, the combined Under the direction of Sr. Mary Cecily, O.S,M., t choral groups presented the musical segment of the Christmas SHS music department includes a voice class, madrigalgrou cantata, How Many Miles to the Manger. and boys' glee club. Words and Music Bl THE MAESTRO MUST HAVE MUSIC so mem of the voice class oblige by filing the scores. l Cleta Thomas lists out some misplaced sheets and he them to Kay McGinty while Shirley Waters and Herrington search for a special selection. EACH MORNING A SMALL GROUP sings the Proper of the Mass and practicing the words are Rosemary Linden, Nancy Roy, and Mary Lesnau. Jane Martin, one of the experienced organists, demonstrates the stops for a newcomer to church playing, Marie Tortomasi. N M

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V 0 .0 6 SWG We Q, it 0 Mil sis- lift 2w f . 1 K , ,lf iii CURTAIN COMING DOWN! A bird's eye view of the gl-end Music was under the direction or Sr. Mary Cecily, O S M finale finds the cast assembled and A Wal12 Dream ended. df0mC'l'lC5r Sf- MCWY Celeste, O-5-M-1 and ClW0 e09f0Pl'1Y M The three-act operetta was staged in Denby auditorium on Thurs- Mary Preda. Approximately l5O students brought to life the ta day, April I9, by the music department of Servife, of old Austria in astate of panic, financially and matrimony was FATHER KNOWS BEST, but King Maximilian X fBob Picil knew little about the affairs of his daughter's heart. The court of Sylvania was in a dither when no prospective prince could be found. Sympathetic Louisa fBarbara Rudishj and Princess Matilda fMadaliene Spinal confer with father to eliminate the dilemma. 'A Waltz Dream' Wh and romantic air were the only incentives needed for a serenade from Niki QPierre Giammanco for the obiect of his affections, Kay 39 A MooN-ur NIGHT Qprovided by spofnghfsy I xi j t Robinson fYvonne Zaineaj . W IM, A 'Milf Y if sig? . 5 S I 9 . V Q ii V vi i it fs tiss r it fn Q 5 -' . A A . T, It Q gf Mgr 5 E S T Z? W g. -RO- 1