St Gregory Junior High School - Gregoriad Yearbook (Tyler, TX)

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CONCERT PIANIST CONCERT Concert pianist, Mr. Richard Inger, gave a recital at St. Gregory's on November 14, in the school auditorium. Mr. Inger studied at the Conservatoriurn in Vienna and has been giving concerts all over Europe and America. His program was varied and versatile: classical, folk song, Negro spirituals, and popular music. Some of the selections were Ave Maria by Schubertg You'll Never Walk Alone g Lucky Ole Sun g Around the World g Bless This House g and Sixteen Tons. Mr. Inger impersonated Tennessee Ernie Ford, Al Jolson, Johnny Ray, Liberace, Tab Hunter, Guy Mitchell, Frankie Lane, and Perry Como. The program concluded with community singing of Alouette, Mountains Never Meet, and Chantez. Participating in the Christmas program are ballet dancers M. Latimer, B. Chitwood, and S. Spillerg dance directed by Alfred Gilliam. vf 5 XS ss' JS 1 'gif A Y 13 - ' Vx 0 i l - , Q Q, PROGR A choral program and projected sce of the life of the Infant Christ wa presented at Christmas time for public and the students. The can was an original adaptation of A Wo: Wrapped in Silence by Father Ly: Narration and projected scenes vs inter-woven with appropriate hy and carols. Miss Billie Jean C directed it.

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l 'ar UNCH FOR TWO .AU VW' Q Q L, I no sie 'Wx ble me ' On St. Valentine's Day the girls of Grade IX auctioned off Lunch for Two boxes to the boys. Profits went to the missions of the S, S,N,D. 'S in Central America and Japan. Dan Spiller, the highest bidder, was the recipient of Kathleen Corcoran's lunch box. ON SAINT LENTINE'S D Y V Q0 alentines, games, refreshments were a CIVICS Grade VII celebrated St. Valentine's Day' with a UB project of Grade VIII. Plans took a sudden record party in the school cafeteria. Abundant when the auditorium became available for refreshments were served by the girlsg the boys Grade VIII joined G.rade IX for a short furnished the records. Everyone had an enjoyable enjoyable hop. time. do

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PI 0 RECIT L To honor'St. Cecilia, the patroness of music, the music pupils of Mrs. Overleese and of Sister Clared gave a piano recital on No- vember ZZ, in the school auditorium for the student body. The following numbers were played: . Q Musette, DQ' Major by J.S. Bach -- Susie Stark Serenade by Weybright -- Paula Hubley The Duck and the Waterlily -- Joan Johnson Winsome by Weybright -- Mary Ann Matachinskas Rat-a-plan by Donzetti -- John Finneran Duet: Witches Flight by Russell -- Millie Long Elevator by Schaum -- Tim Cooney Pat-a-cake by Cobb -- Marsha Peters Hawaiian Twilight by Tieman -- Helen K. Hesse Ronald Driggers On November 13, the choralgroup accompanied on the piano by Accofdianist Sister Clared entertained the Mothers' Club in the school auditorium. The following selections were sung: The Levee Song, Standing in Ronald played in the Chl-lst the Need of Prayer, and Wait 'Till I get on my Robe. mas Program. V --P Z? ,.. --3'--sn. 4' BAND C J Newly formed band under Sister M Clarecl had its first program on De- cember 18. Members are Pat Cooney, Mekalip, R. Driggers, D. St. Pierre McNamara, J. Price, J. Goebler S. Finneran--clarinetsg Pete Borges Godell, I... Spano, R. Spano, R T. Finn, G. George, M. Tate Dudley -- trumpetsg J. Olsen, D trombonesg T. Cooney, B C. Clark -- drums.