Tussey Mountain High School - Titan Yearbook (Saxton, PA)

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MUSIC DIRECTOR AND OFFICERS Mr. Shoemaker, who is affectionately called Shoe by his students, is the leader of our band, dance band, and chorus. Shoe has been around for quite a few years, and this year he was almost lost when he moved into his big, new band room after teaching in the ticket office for so long. Shoe has produced many prize-win- ing bands, and he is known for his clever half-time shows at football games. Left to Right: J. Steele, Manager, T. Moore, Presidentg K. Taylor, Secretaryg L. Ciucci, Vice Presidentg W. Swope, Asst. Manngerg L. Clark, Librarian. Sponsored by BRAUM'S SPORTING GOODS, INC., Sunbury

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- ,. Q FS A A - . The yearbook is the work and responsibility of many people. It is more than just a book with pages full of pictures and words. It is the symbols and results of the hard work of the dedicated people pictured above-the yearbook staff of Tussey Mountain Hi gh. The yearbook staff of Tussey Mountain High School is composed of 52 members of the senior class. The staff sincerely hopes that this year's edition of the Titan will appeal to everyone, perhaps containing a bit of wisdom for the more serious minded as well as entertainment for the humorous. The yearbook staff of Tussey Mountain High School, as well as everyone else who was connected with this year- book, are very proud of the 1962 Titan. Business Staff: Shirley Covert Class Editor: Carol Cornely Sports Editor: Alan Drenning Literary Staff Editor: Sue Stetchock Production Staff Editor: ' Sally Steele Class Editor: Judy Keifman Activities Editor: Joyce Troutman Editor in Chief: Don Kegarise Sponsored by COVER STUDIOS, Johnstown

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THE CHORUS Tryouts for chorus were conducted by Mr. Shoemalzer at the conclusion of the football season. As a result, 55 stu- dents were selected to be chorus members. The group is made up of 15 1st sopranos, 14 2nd sopranos, 12 baritones, and 16 altos. Edward Browell, a junior, is the pianist for the' chorus. The group made its first appearance at a Christmas con- cert presented by the music department in the T.M.H.S. auditorium. Twenty singers from the group will be participating in the Bedford County Chorus Festival when it is presented at Tussey Mt. H. S. It is expected that the Tussey Mt. vocalists will be making appearances in a number of spring events-the Dedication of the new Tussey Mt. H. S. Building, the annual Spring Music Festival, and the annual commencement and bac- 'Wk calaureate programs. DISTRICT CHORUS MEMBERS Left to Right: Louis Ciucci, Darlene Williams, Tim Moore, and Lee Ann Clark. - - ...., ...,,... .N.......u...-.--........4......,....f A .4 3 1 L l FIRST ROVU: C. O'Neal, C, Figard, J. Shoemaker, P. Allison, N. Hickes, J. Ritchey, C. Cornely, C. Worthing, L. Long, B. Territo, N. O'Neal, B. Sacratini, Mr. Shoemaker. SECOND ROW: J. Bollinger, A. White, J. Patterson, H. Thomas, R. Kifer, C, Weaver- ling, M. Smith, M. Black, J. Smith, D. Thomas, C. Altobelli. THIRD ROW: T. Bowser, P. Diehl, K. Taylor, D. Williams, j. Steele, I.. Conley, E. Browell, J. Williams, C. Pennell, M. Bowser, K. Rinehart, B. Barton. FOURTH ROW: B. Russell, M. Spencer, J. McCahan, L. Ciucci. M. Ross, J, Donaldson, G. Kauffman, D. Spencer, P. Baker, K. Spencer, L. Clark. FIFTH ROW: B. Houck, S. Steele, S. Calpwell, N. Bfilrtin, H. KifCr, T, INIOOYE, K. YCz1riCk, D. Krepps, C, lXIa1'kley, A, Itfaslanik, LI, Rloseby, H, Hydrick, Sponsored by C. H. MILLER HARDWARE CO., Huntingdon 87