Goshen Central High School - Yearbook (Goshen, NY)

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ORCHESTRA Ahearn, Alloway, Barnes, Bord.tnali, N. Boley, Cathro, DuVall, Farley. Fear, Fischer. Freedman, Barbara Love. Luft, Makuen, Mandato, Pct en, Pierce, Polhemus, Sosler, Young, J. Miner. MUSIC JUNIOR BAND GLEE CLUB SWING BAND At the beginning of this year the jazz artists of GCS organized a swing band. These talented musicians have supplied the music at the Masonic Dinner and Dance, The Little ”3” Dance, and various school I functions. These musicians are Bally, | N. Boley, Gillespie, Sosler, Cathro. . I First Row: Brown, Freedman, Bordanali, Deegan, Vetri, Pechar, Vogel, Minkus, Lewis, Ahearn. Second Row: Sawyer, R. Zalonski, Cathro, Coon, Clauson, Conklin, Barbara Love, Stiller, White, Turksma, Pierce. Thud Ron : P. Carney, Martin. S Barnes. Alloway. L. Helhoski, C. Barbuti, G. Jones. Fourth Row Houston, Tice, J Johnson, Deyo, Lull. J. Bende, Myruski. Fifth Row: Tobias, Harkcma, C. Coleman, Betty Love, L. Jones. Sixth Row: J. Derby.

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l'inal Instructions Stage Crew . . . . Curtain Going Up Other Members: Phillips, Quackenbush, Hopkins, Harkema, Derby, T. Tobias, N. Boley, Andrews, Conklin, P. Carney, D. Brown, Coates, DuVall. Dramatic Club The first meeting of the successful Goshen Players' was held seventh period, on January 30, 1951. At our first meeting, ten members were present, most of whom were the original cast of the great senior production, Our Town. ' Officers were elected: Bill Boley, President; Jack Callahan, Vice President; Bert-Mary Coon, Secretary; and Betty Love, Treasurer, and we chose On Borrowed Time to be put into production, and to be held March 2nd and 3rd. Two weeks before production, the stage crew got together and began preparation on the greatest set in GCS history. It consisted of a cut away house and a spectacular tree that seemed to be causing all the trouble throughout the play, both in the script, and out. The night of our production was rather a nasty one, but the people that came learned that there is much acting ability in our school, for it was a tremendous success. We could only thank Mr. Hayes and Mr. Tannenbaum for their splendid assistance in producing such a success. President ........................................................ Boley Vice President . Callahan Secretary ......................................................... Coon Treasurer ..................................................... B. Love Art Club Bennett Speaking Contest Second, Boley Winner, Phillips 7 bird, Tharaldsen

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 Girls Sextet To the opening strains of their theme song, Our Boys Will Shine, the Boys' Octet launched their musical career early this year at the Thanksgiving Program. Following up their success, the worthy eight, Bonauto, B. Boley, Fear, Molnar, N. Boley, Petzen, Monastra, and that low, low bass, Bally, redeemed themselves at the Senior Variety Show. Because of insistent demands but little time, they were obliged to split up and Monastra, Petzen, Boley and Fear formed a quartet, performing worthily at the Spring Concert. Boys Octet Those at the Thanksgiving Program, Variety Show and Spring Concert will recall the splendid performance of the Girls' Sextet. Miss Newirk carefully guided Leota Makuen, Dolly White, Edna Vogel, Faith Alloway, Arlene Stiller and Barbara Love in harmonious melodies . . . If I Could Tell You, . . . Giannina Mia . . . Why Do I Love You . . . Snow White Fantasy ... Tea For Two. Operetta This year the Music Council and Junior Class sponsored the Operetta, Patience by Gilbert and Sullivan. This was the fifth consecutive year that a Gilbert and Sullivan Operetta had been presented in G.H.S. An operetta gives the students an opportunity to display their musical talent in front of a responsive audience.