Hamilton East Steinert High School - Cresset Yearbook (Hamilton, NJ)

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f Vocal Music Steinert's choir, under the direction of Arthur Frank, is one of the largest and most active groups in the entire school, It participates in such activi- ties as assembly programs, the Senior-PTA. Show, and the Spring Music Festival, Each year an operetta, the high point in the vocal music's departments year, is presented. There are also special groups within the choir, The special chorus, which entertains for community organizations and other schools, is a smaller group chosen from the full choir. There is also a select group known as the double-quartet. They learn more difficult mus- ic and sing novelty numbers in various school pro- grams. As a whole, the choir presents a variety of music for the enjoyment of everyone, This year's officers are: Pat Hollis, President, Joe Rosina, Vice- President, and Nancy Edwards and Judy Lanning, Secretaries.

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I w. Seated: Carol Tafrow, Penny Simcox, Lindo Bock, Bar- bara Emiliani, Joan Bara, Karen Mathuse, Lindo Horn, Janice Carlton. Standing: Pat Calvanelli, Donna Berrien Barbara Jones, Judy Keresztury, Janice MacFarlane Marie Healey, Bonnie Wilson, Carol Koch, Marilyn Mc Laine, Ethel Butler, Mary Ann Rush, Linda Weissen burger, Sue Perron, Dolores Pagliaro, Suzanne DuFault, Virginia Gofgen, Carol Swick, Helen Burns, Sponsor Mrs. Kauffman. Gaslumc' gfllb Mrs Soooner's Cosrume Club IS especlolly geared durlng the school year ro the task of mak- lng costumes for the operetta and the Senior Show Firsf Row: Sl-nrley Fletcher, Nancy Hoag- land, Pat Wegner Second Row Came Gordon, Judy Krieslclc Cassie Taylor, Lynda Lovelace Third Row: Joan Hausfcwfch Maruanne l-llcks, Carol Werts ,laik fl' wi f f S-. 1 A ' x v . l . x- - 3- 5 ft I ,TM .4 llshcrcttes 4 'wx

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Gr: 11-6- ' Instrumental Music Under the direction of Mr. William Tronolone, our instrumental music department is filled with oppor- tunities for all. The concert band, which is shown on the activities introduction page, backs our victory shouts at football games, heralds us into assembly, and then into Spring with a magnificently profes- sional Spring Concert. The orchestra pictured, to the left, follows closely the patterns of the concert bond. The Dance Band is our favorite at Canteens and assemblies. The op- eretta calls forth its special Operetta Orchestra. And for more variety and for music typical of its name, we have Dixieland and the German Bands. For the individual, there are string quartets, clari- net quintets, saxophone duets, trumpet trios, and solos-we have them all, A phase of which we are most proud is Student conducting which provides an opportunity for all to display their talents,