St Angela Hall Academy - Veritas Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT As the graduates look back over four years of happy activity at St. Angela Hall, memories will always remain. of happy hours spent in the companionship of good music shared with music-loving friends. Pianos, violins, mandolins-and recently three harps-were constantly in use by eager young musicians who found in the Music Studio inspiration, relaxation, and delight. The music students of St. Angela Hall assembled on April 211-, in Loughlin Auditorium, to present their annual musicale, which was distinguished this year by the introduction of the newly formed String Ensemble, the use of four pianos playing simultaneously, and the first performance of the Junior Glee Club of the Elementary Department, who opened the program with HAn Old Violin? To the accompaniment of the string ensemble, they sang the HPanus Angelicusn in commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Cesar Francke. Later they blended their voices in the musical setting for 'LLovely Lady Dressed in Blue and Wlihe Veil of Evening ls Fallingf' Highlights of the evening were piano solos by Mary Louise Massa, Mary O7Neill, and Charles Steinbugler. Papeas 5'Believe Me and uGarry Owenw were Miss Massa's selections. The other solos were compositions of Chopin-'4Polonaise in A Flat Major by Mary O,Neillg and g'Fantasie Impromptu in C Sharp Minor, and uBlack Key Etude and aRevolutionary Etudew by Charles Steinbugler. Other numbers were: Rubensteinis Kamer1nai Ostrowi' with J. Kerrigan, V. Hasenfiug, J. Jennings and E. White, Paganini's L'La Campanellaa' with P. Gabriel, J. Saver, M. O'Neill and M. L. Massa, Debussyis uGolliwog's Cake Walk', with H. Mannix, B. Meagher and J. Moore, Mozartis uSonata in C Major with A. Luongo, A. Gillespie, V. Massa and A. Marlborough, Shubert's Impromptu in A Flat Majorn with A. Morrell, E. Healy, M. Clark and A. Bolando. A patriotic string and vocal ensemble, during which the American Flag was lowered onto the stage, brought the musicale to a stirring close. MARY O,NEILL. -..-vQgf62?y,.-

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Center: Cheerleader Beatrice Faure. First Row Cleft to rightlz Mary O,Neill Agatha Stamm, Captain Rita Kaicher, Katherine McDonald, Mary .Io Freese. Second Row: Rita McGoldrick, Peggy Carlin, Eileen Mafera, Anne Dwyer. Third Row: Cheerleader Inez Amrein, Genevieve Faure, Rita Glamkowski, Kathryn Heslin, Cheerleader Anita Dietrig. BASKETBALL -'VARSITY uCaptains ready? St. Angela receiving! Time in on the whistlelv And the '40 Varsity had commenced the basketball season which has gone on record as one -of the most successful ones in school history. At the outset the Maroon Team dominated the courts and won four out of six victories under the competent' instruction of our Physical Training teacher, Miss Agnes Maher, and the inspiration of our Faculty Adviser. In the schedule were included two bus rides packed with food and fun, and the remainder of the home games played within St. Angela's walls in the spirit of true sportsmanship. Our first victory against Mary Louis led to greater triumph with our long- termed rivals, Our Lady of Wisdom. Upon defeating St. Saviour and St. Francis Xavier, we made up for the loss of the Mount St. Mary and Villa Maria games. The basketball season was then deiinitely concluded, but a lively intramural tourna- ment gave the rest of the school an opportunity to pick winners for next year's team. A well-founded sport not only affords recreational enjoyment but also helps to develop the character of the students. Basketball, the outstanding activity of St. Angela, does this very thing. So-to those who have aided us in attaining such ideals and pleasures, we extend our everlasting appreciation as we bid farewell lo the Hall' EILEEN MAFERA. -wggf 64,E9,.-