St Mary of the Mount High School - St Mary Yearbook (Pittsburgh, PA)

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To Pm Doubl in The orchestra, under the experienced direction of Sister Anna Teresa, and the glee club so proficiently trained by Sis- ter lna continue a musical tradition of many years at St. Mary of the Mount. Sitting hack and enjoying their com- bined Spring Concert is an experience eagerly anticipated by all. The con- cert, however, is prefaced with intensive and time-'consuming preparation, for this concert, although the Music depart- ment's traditional closing presentation, is by no means its only one. At all school functions, whether in high school or grade school, the orches- tra graciously enhances the event with appropriate selections. lirom the Christmas season onfbe- ginning with the singing of the solemn and impressive Advent Hymn at Carnegie llall up to their own Con- cert in the Spring the glee club's im- pressive schedule includes the singing of carols at Mellon Park, St. Nicholas Church and participation in the Dio- cesan lfestival. Thus, striving for creation and love of the language ol' the soul our or- chestra and glee club contribute much Taking advantage of the Carnegie Music Hall's beautiful surroundings, the N.C.M.E.A. group poses for a yearbook picture before the presentation of United We Sing the spectacular Christmas festival under the direction of Mrs, Samuel Ely Elliot. to our cultural enjoyment' here at the Mount. The dependable and cooperative choir boys of Saint Mary of the Mount, under the direction of Mr. Antonio Corona, practice the beautiful Pange Lingua. Glee Club officers---Norma Belsterling, Maureen Tighe, Robert Gaffey. and james Moorewpertorm one of their minor chores.

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of the H ierarch Our Mission Outlook is a success through the earnest efforts of the Senior Commercial staff who sacrifice much of their time to its pub lication. judging from the serious expressions on the faces of these frcsh men, we can have no fears that they meant it when they said I will support the missions. Lady Abbess, Anna jane Shally, looks on as Major Domo, Ronald Adams, questions the freshmen candi- dates before their admission to the C.S.M.C. With solemn dignity the officers of the C.S.M.C. and the Senior Class conduct the freshmen to the auditorium where they were officially received into the Catholic Students' Mission Crusade. 1 fs:-:er 'i-'-59' f ' - We . ,,. ,M -- fr., 9, ' - 2 ', A L' E . Q 'rig ffdfsfi in 'G U Akira, in i? .1 5 1-fre' 'fir 4 ' 5' Y f N ., t' .J ff- ts 1 S 'Y E qi! 4- it A N E if :lp Tiia ff r. ' '!.-Q , s., J . xslg., 15 J ujfi, 1 . H'-. P' 5 t, . 'np '. Q, ,L xv. W .5 ... . affu 1 ' 'Y 1 Q . -, 5 3 , f l ,M 'wx w . 4 ' fi . f A lt if S - E ' V ,,,.,,-if . QQ.. ,K ,s..,.s-.W - NL , . ..,, .K MNA,,..-- ,mf f

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66The Lan ua e of the oulp' Attention, underclussmenl The places uf tlu-sr xi-imimx in tlw wnlmi.-sti'.i muxt bc filled. Musiu is thc universal language of nmnkindf' This cxprusiun is ably il- lustixitul by our orcllcstna under the training of Sister Anna Tlucrssil :mil thc Lliructiun of Mr. Corona. 'iiywll J .ink g 5 . 'f X XY'itli the mp of Mr. Corongfs baton, another enjuyilble Sprii1g1Cui1cu't bv St. M.u'y of ilu- Muunt Glcc Club begins.