St Bernard High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Uncasville, CT)

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The dawning of day, after a night of dancing, finds the toys again at rest. Make-up Adds Its Touches Make-up plays an important part in any theatrical production. Skillful application takes time and much practice. Under the direction of Mrs. Van Leer, the crew added their professional touches. and Barbara Nardone waits patiently as Mary Beth Franklin applies make-up. With Chris Towpasz as subject, Lucia Miller iixes her make-up. 65

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Christmas Fantasy Performed by Singers and Dancers l Christmas Fantasy entitled the annual Christmas program performed by the Glee Club and dance group. Silver Bells, Sleigh Ride, and Calypso Noely' were among songs presented by the Glee Club. Toyland Reverie was perfectly executed by the dance group. Wind-up doll Kathy Derry prepares to dance as others watch. S. Dickson concludes her dance by expressing freedom of mo- tion. 64 Concentrating on perfection, ballerina Deborah McGuire performs flaw lessly.

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Amateur band member Pamela Faria attempts to beat out her drum debut. SBGHS Forms First Band Individual musical talents were combined for the first time in the Saint Bernard Girls' Band. Their long hours of rehearsal and relentless efforts received schoolwide acclaim from proud students. Experienced musicians and students who never played an instrument produced vari- ous programs for school assemblies. At rehearsal, trumpeter Pauline Gouvin checks pages with Cynthia Miller. 66 Donna Shaughnessy bows out the background beat of the band. ' l w l Stupefied, Kay Clabby awaits the next beat after missing her cue.