Central High School - Centralian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Sweaef Voices Mingling . . . STATE FAIR patrons cheered music of Patty Hines, Jennine Kurth, Hope Wfilliamfs, Sandi Price, Judy Stone, Evelyn Dise, and Bonnie Cook. 3 E Our happy year was made even more so by the singing of Central's Choristers. Under the inspiring guidance of Miss Kathleen Hergt, the mixed choir spread a wealth of good feeling throughout the state. Assisted by accomplished pianist Ruth Hoesch, the choir performed for Rotary Club, the Dons' Club often for PTA, and at Easter Sunrise Services I CONCERT CHOIR, TOP ROW: Conner, Koenig, Houser, Eason, Moffatt, Dise, Burnett, Parkcy, McArthur, Phillips, Davy, Jansen, Odom, Mason, Ramenofsky, Sullivan, Hol- land, Burleson, l-ioward, Curran. CENTER: Barrows, Kurth Racowsky, Brewer, Williams, Mallin, Brown, Dyer, Koe- 1 Appearing at Westward Ho, Safari Hotel, and Valley Ho Resort, these vocalists spread the name of Central High in fine style. The singers shone brightly in the Valley Choral Festival competition and at the University of Arizona Regional Music Festival at Tucson. Their final appearance was scheduled for Graduation Exercises on the campus June 3 nig, Briskman, Hinz, Rigler, Wakcling, Josifck, Nustad, Pansini, Cook, Heath, Filson, Magoon. FRONT: Stevens, Wickstrom, Barker, Keneally, Reynolds, Hobs, Schatt, Long, Williams, Bradshaw, Kelman, Mayer, Stringham Kimbell, Fullmer. Group sang at the Yule Program 1 i l e Q

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3' - wr 5 CHORALIERS AT YULETIDE-TOP ROW: Miss Hergt, Barnwell, Clyde, Locker, Smith, Anstett, Stone, Lazzari, Taylor, Benson, Evans, Dunlap, Eshom, Phalen, Przewosny, Rohwer, Jones, Vurich, Kobel. CENTER: Benston, Bates, Younger, Burgess, Entz, Clark, Larson, Stringer, Sailes, Cave, Erickson, Gardner, Endsley, Diller. 2nd ROW: Bates, Who hasn't sighed, I wish l could sing! Perhaps Nature's most wonderful gift to a human being is an unusually melodious voice. Not many are so blest, the average voice is . . . just another voice. But all of us can learn to appreciate good music, while lacking the ability to create it. Even ordinary voices can be taught to blend in a large choir, at -'L A I C ic e Mastin, Campbell, Greer, Corrington, Kerr, Keating, Mesick, Fowler, Hage, Humphrey, Rosebrook, De Benon, Houser, Strock, Fernald, FRONT ROW: Russell, Ander- son, Ehrlich, Silvey, Kemmell, Smith, Turner, Cowley, West, Seal, Johnson, Widney, Dunbar, Cleary, Hanna- ford, also, Pearson, Ray, McKee, and Green. Hundreds of Centralites have learned to blend voices and come up with truly melodious effects. Helped by a large number of gifted voices, our choral groups have brought many hours of pleasure to students and patrons at Central l-ligh, they have also entertained at many other places in the Valley of the Sun, efficiently directed by Miss Kathleen Hergt. You Should Hear Them! LOST in reverie as they sing Home on the Range are Bonnie Cook, Hank Keneally, Joan Ehrlich, John Bradshaw, and Avalyn Rohwer of the Music Departments Madrigal Singers. l'I06l

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LEETLE RED RIDINK Hood gets the business from Beat- Program. RIGHT: Orchestra Director Bagwell plays every- nik Jerry Telfer in comic act of Orchestra Assembly thing well, including the viola, piano and saxophone. Music To Please verybody ORCHESTRA gathers for Yule Pro- gram. Violinists are Beall, Bentle, Buzard, Elliott, French, Retz, Silver, Solberg, Vaupell, Willette, Young. Viola: Jakes, Morgensen, York. Cello: Brown, Filson, Hoesch, Maisner, Nem- ethg Contrabass: Johnston, Miller, Stewart: Flute: Elardo, Poetzl, John- son, Clarinet: Cornelson and Gimpleg Bassoon: Cook, Saxophone: McLeod, Trumpet: Byrd, Chambers, Eberhart, Hume, Michaels, French Horn: Doublobower and Farquer, Trombone: Keneally, Tuba: Levy, Percussion: Littler and Williams, also Deupree and Fratt, the piano accompanists. 9' l108l