Xaverian High School - Clipper Yearbook (Brooklyn, NY)

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A STAR IS BORN . . . Richie Dinu displays his vocal talent at the Spring Concert during the Glee Club's salute to New York. NEW YORK, NEW YORK, IT'S A WON- DER TOWN . . . These are the sentiments echoed by the Club, singing the merits of their favorite city. LET'S GO OVER THAT LINE AGAIN . . . Members of the Glee Club make last minute preparations before going on stage. 67 S

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GLEE CLUB XAVERIAN'S 1960 GLEE CLUB . . . First Row: S. Wietrzychowski laccompanistl, N. Santangelo, W. Ol- sewski, R. Callahan, C. Nicastro, T. Pascale, W. Hartko, W. Carroll, T. Schier, M. Migliore, H. Bradbury, R. Dinu, N. Coniglio, J. Flahave, J. Milmore, F. Santo, T. Cucmo. Second Row: Mr. William jacques, Director, J. Murphy, R. Guttarclo, W. Sollecito, B. Carey, R. D'Aversa, L. Mazarese, M. Dunn, R. O'Donnell, J. Doyle, A. Russo, P. LoPonte, W. Ferguson, J. Maresca, After four years of earnest practice and con- stant planning, the Glee Club has achieved an enviable position among Brooklyn choral groups. Under the zealous direction of Mr. William Jac- ques, the club gave an inspiring Christmas Con- cert in conjunction with Fontbonne Hall Glee Club. After winning the Outstanding trophy at the annual spring C.Y.O. competition, the club continued its success by climaxing its season with a superb Spring Concert. TAKE A BOW, STAN . . . Mr. Jacques presents the glee club's nimble fingered pianist, Stan Wietzychowski, as the audience shows their appreciation at the clubs annual Christmas concert. J. Schloss, K. Moriarity, L. Geraghty. Third Row: T Gallagher, E. Carway, M. Darby, R. Tozzi, G. Devine, J. Russo, R. Deering, R. Costa, J. Schlitz, A. Tria, R Graham, F. Keller, T. Keough, R. Stewart, W. Dwyer, V. Rumore. Fourth Row: S. McAteer, T. Kelly, L Rodriguez, R. Anderson, T. Coppola, T. O'Donnell, B. 0'Roux-ke, J. Thr-mas, R. Sforzo, T. Buckley, F. Browne, M. Toglia, G. Seidel.

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f 1 l!t 'A Q' 1 ' 1 5 'T BOOKS THE KEY TO KNOWLEDGE . . . Richard Comparato smiles broadly over the poster which is one of dozens drawn up for use in the library. Although the Library Club is a small and little-known group, it per- forms one of the most important functions in the school. Directed by Brother John Edward, the members check books in and out of the library, stamp and catalogue them and prepare them for the shelf. Without the daily efforts of the club it would be impossible to prepare the more than 2,000 volumes annually which are made available to the students. BOYS THE KEY TO A WELL-KEPT LIBRARY . . . even the manner in which a new book should be opened is not too small a matter to be explained by Brother John Edward, C.F.X., to his willing workers KI. to r.l S. Sass, D. Liguori, R. Murphy, R. Golden, W. lVlcNamara, B1-ether John Edward, C,F.X., W. Griffiths, R. Gaughan, E. O'Connor, M. Rybeck ihiddenl. LIBRARY CLUB