Dolgeville High School - Slippertonian Yearbook (Dolgeville, NY)

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We , .X f-tp. 'QESJJL X. K S . Kiesel B. Steciak N. Lyon S. Brereton P. Walker B. Bahr S. Coppernoll A I P. Tanner 'N 'X' J J. Deninno -. LV, U , B' E, Jarosienski N ,Ai A O. Ackles - E. Smith J. Hewitt M. Farnholtz A. Glover S. Eaker M. Daley L. Wesselman N. Stahl E. Shedd xx ' was ., Senior Glee Clubs Music Supervisor, Mrs. Tanner J. DeLuca, K, Metzler, G. Randall, D. Johnson, E. Fical J. Spofford, D. Walczak v IN grlk t, 4 Ni ll. Senior Row 1: Darling, Newman, Darling, Baum, Fical, Smith, Steciak, Stewart, Ellis, Lee, Beekman. Row 2: Carlson, Alling, Ellis, Saracino, Lanphere, Seeley, Walker, Spofford, Eaker, Kiesel, Fuller, D'Amato, Fisk, Zimmerman, Wesselman, Davis, Call. Row 3: Muller, Kindury, Fazio, Doxtader, Daley, Lee, Hilton, Ortlieb, Wesselman, Ellis, Daley, Ackles, DeMay, Saltsman, Gray, Keil, Durfey. Row 4: Ashe, Mo- sher, Harper, Fiederowitz, DeMarco, Spingler, Haughton, Randall, Arthur, Boone, Pierce, Handy,Smith, Dreusike, Bahr, MacArthur, Metzler, 32

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Row 1: Lyon, Stankevitz, Menge, Eaker, Glover, Hewitt, Zimmerman, Lanphere, Neely, Green, Baum, Darling, Brereton. Row 2: Neely, Schrader, Jaikens, Smith, Coppemoll, Daley, Fehlner, Shedd, Gray, Jones, Nielsen, Fisk, Hajeris, Call,Ver- Straete, Lyon. Row 3: Homrighaus, Ackles, Gray, Miller, Deninno, Knoph, Keil, Kiesel, Daley, Johnson, Alling. Glee Clubs Direct Christmas Concert AN you imagine the Senior girls appearing at the Christmas Concertinthe form of angels, or the Senior boys settling down to anything other than sports ? This year the members of the Senior Choral groups have extended their field of endeavor far beyond the point of singing for their own and others' pleasure. Not onlyhave they sung before such groups as the Rotary Club, P.T.A., the D.A.R. and participated in the school concerts, but they also have directed most of the musicalgroups, in- cluding orchestra, chorus, eighth grade choir, and the various quartets and Glee Clubs that made up the Christmas program. The student directors spent many long hours working with the organizations to which they were assignedg explaining and rehearsing their own in- terpretations of each selection, striving to achieve the balance and precision, the modulations and tonal qualities of a successful performance. This diversification of musical experience seems to merit special attention since the oppor- tunity of singing and directing that has been gained this year from membership in the Glee Club and quartet is unique in the history of the Dolgeville Music Department. Row 1: DeLucco, Shedd, Young, Goodrich, Calderazzo, VerStraete, Ellis, Lyon, Homrighaus, Johnson. Row 2: Call, Glover, Stephen, Menge, DeLucco, Hewitt, Brereton, Eaker, Eaker, Coppemoll, Dreusike, Stankevitz, Voorhees, Miller, Knapp. Row 3: Durfey, Durfey, Jarosienski, O' Connor, Green, Gray, Gardner, Farnholtz, Johnson, Brill Spofford, Delaney, Reinhardt, Nardo. Row 4: Metzler, Lasher, Keller, Johnson, Zipp, Pye, Fehlner, Ackles, Spingler, Knoph, Harper, Millard, Frey, VanValkenberg, Fical, Hall.