Seton High School - Shepherdess Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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Junior Orchestra members watch as Sister Mary Geraldine, principal, pre- sents their Catholic Uni- versity Music Festival cer- tificates to Joan Blair and Carole Grueninger, presi- dent and vicevpresident forthe 1955-'56 scholastic year, who conducted their Friday rehearsals. Margaret Arledge, pub- licity directory Dorothy Henneman, treasurer: Pa- tricia Gary, vice'presi- dentg Adena Adams, sec- retaryg catalog and tile music. 'iflfiusic waves eternal Wands The school band adds a musical note to the an- nual physical education demonstration. They don't always work. Summer, 1954, saw the best attendance ever. The girls trying to break out of the circle had perfect attendance. All members were rewarded by a picnic and concert at Villa St. Michael where they played for aged and intirm Sistersganother first in the history of the Orchestra.

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where every man must play zz part. 2' n , xt ,. 'sis g it ' :'2 i. is :digg i . . 'ig . Hx 4 Marlene McEvoy, president, helps direct the spring production. Gustave welcomes Mrs. Hunter with a bouquet while Morgarethe smilingly approves. DRAMATIC CLUB To uphold good theater according to the highest moral standards, and to perfect the members in dra- matic technique and presentation are the ultimate goals of the moderators and members of the Dramatic Club. During the post season these were effected through the medium of two productions: The Book House, a one-act play which stressed backstage com- mittees, and Letters to Lucerne, the three-oct spring production by Fritz Rotter and Allen Vincent which emphasized acting. ln both of these productions many opportunities for lighting, staging, and acting were afforded, and the results were ample recompense for the long work involved. Back-stage committees make remote preparations for the initial production of the season, The Book House. Books come to life as the cast of The Book House takes o curtain coll.

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euelmutress ef the seuls ef mertals. Katiug reeeieed at the Musie .?es!iml at Gezlhelie llleieersdy Junior Orchestra - Excellent -Senior Orchestra-Very Good ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL STRINGS: J. Lewandowski, M. Arledge, F. Picker, D. Henneman M. Weidenhommer, L. Sandow, S. Willard, C. Grueninger, P. Battaglia M. diAngelo, J. Baer, B. Recker, S. Kraft, C. Drogowslli, R. Saunders J. Blair, N. Baguosky, D. Bowling, C. Dwyer, M. C. Ryan, C. Holden I. Kcpfer, S. Roberts, J. Landes, P. Bassle, M. Bensley, B. Barretto C. McKenna, M. Robins, D. Howard, G. Karr, P. Kline, E, Hobbs, R. Wright, G. Lisrewslxi, K. Keating. WINDS: P. Gary, B. Pfaffenbach, J, Skoglin, E. Arena, M. Smith B. Anderson, E. Adamska, P. Novatny, M. Landes, M. A. Donohue, M. Zinnert, M. Gilbart, M. A. Petrik, R. Zerhusen, R. M. Annarelli J. Corbi, G. Hofferberth, M. L. Rapp, V. Norkus. PERCUSSION: A- Adams' B. Wa!sh, M. EL Malin, P' Davis' Jeannette Lewandowski, president of the Orchestra and leader ofthe Band.