Edgemont High School - Respectus Yearbook (Scarsdale, NY)

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juniorh i i r i i iaaatlaiiggia aa i a i gta if l grew up in an area vastly dif- ferent from Edgemont - Han- nibal, Missouri - but l'm sure i ' l ' - ' . .ff 2-as ' ' SF5,'3t1N? - Q N fs A kids haven't changed that much i in 140 years. No, if those are seventh and eighth graders out ' l its l X lg: I X I Q -,Q T Et JK J N I 1 -' n M' i . f if l Wax X on the patio, I can say they i l haven't chanjged at all. Hey, ' isn't somebo y going to break ' ' as ' W ' that up? l N., 4 ,os 4 l l l l i l l l l l l r 4 i i '9 f'l 5 is s ws -,Q ' '5 f f 'f ,, as W my 'Hier . E . iff ail s i 1 .t., ff 1- - wth- -' . - v - M 4,5 A .1 - . .gr , , A i Y Y ,M- 134

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s. . - .fs 2 , A f ci c E sei' it tx se ei .r t. lunior High Chorus The junior high chorus gives interested students an opportunity to sing as an organized group and to give concerts dis- playing their accomplishments. This year, under the direction of Mr. Dan Lyon, the chorus has performed songs from such Broadway hits as Annie and Grease . Row 1: M. Levine, S. Han, N. Hock, D. Wachs, P. Hine, L. George, B. Balsano. Row 2: I. Goldstein, A. Ober, S. Hinsey, A. Date, L. Kors, 1. Doherty. Row 3: E. Brocato, D. Gordon, C. Laufer, M. Leffler, D. Schon, A. Hermann, N. Greenridge, B. Corrigan, C. Walton, M. Lassoff, K. Nelson, F. Fonseca. Row 4: I. Shaw, G. Goldstein, A. Roberts, L. Barry, R. Blier, M. Weigold, A. Sales, D. Cash, G. Griffith. Row 5: D. Schorr, Mr. Lyon, M. Ullman, P. Mongelli, K. Beck, R. Weinerman, S. Ochiai, N. lammatteo, E. Kelly. The Audio-Visual Squad H The Audio-Visual Squad, composed primarily of junior high students, is responsible for providing and distributing A.V. equipment to the classrooms. Aided by Edgemont's technical wizards, Mr. james Cleary and Mr. Phil Terbush, students gain valuable on-the-job experience in running, maintaining, and repairing tape recorders, film projectors, T.V. cameras, and videotapes. Row 1: T. Russo, F. Weil, T. Russo, Mr. Cleary, W. Ecker, l. Kleinhaus, M. Bohm. Row 2: E. Honig, Mr. Turbish, G. Smith, R. Wise, R. Doherty. 136 4 K 9 .fs Q. .. -,,,,..--'I ,.,........-.Q-W - Y 45 Chicken Little Board members, led by Ms. Lois Crawford, read and comment on creative works by junior high students in order to produce Chicken Little, the literary magazine which represents the finest in seventh and eighth grade writing. .Row 1: P. Clark, T. Russo. Row 2: R. Silver, P. Lan- ,desman, D. Gordon. Row 3: I. Friedman, A. Roberts, K. Brown, R. Levy, D. Schorr. Row 4: Mr. Russell, Mrs. Crawford.