Trinity School - Gate Yearbook (South Bend, IN)

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MUSIC Music has played a major role in Trinity's curriculum. Although initially some of the boys were more content to play the recorder with their noses, gradually students have begun to appreciate and learn the music theory, history, and fundamental skills taught to them. The performance aspect ofthe music program con- sisting of recorder pieces, land up until this yearl, the school choir, has also been an outlet for the more advanced music students to provide various solos and ensembles. Thanks should be given to Mrs. Patty Pinate, Mr. Joseph Higgenbotham, Mr. Andrew Zwerneman, and Miss Katy Moo for this fine program. The most credit, however, must be given to Miss Jeanette DeCelles, whose perseverance and patience have greatly developed the musical skills of Trinity students. Q4

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Far page: top left, Michael Sklorenko, Dan Kaiser, John DeCelles, and Bob Shoufler im- press the audience with their recorder quartet 1198413 bottom left, Jane Zwerneman demon- strates how to play the French horn at a school assembly 11983-1984lg bottom right, Mr. Niswonger directs these seventh and ei:ghth grade boys 119823: middle right, Mary aith anaghan, Anne Ranaghan, and Patricia DeLee perform a clarinet trio at St. Paul's t1982lg top right, the seventh and eighth grade girls sing at the 1984-85 concert. This page: top right, Anne Flanaghan prepares to give a clarinet accompaniment during the 1984 commencement niglhtz lower right, Miss DeCelles directing t e seventh and eighth graders at the 1983 commencement night, below, Therese Ramsby, Astri Fingerhut, and Sean Ramsby performing in the 1984-85 Christ- mas concert. ffz, .W 1 A .fwf Fifi of.