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the Sound • • • Taking the place of the Triple Trio of lost year ' s Music Department, the Tentones is the only boys’ ensemble of smoll size. Seated , l-r — David Schmidt, Jim Orr, Mac Neal, Cecil Campbell, Larry Loser. Standing — Ricky Lipsig, Jessie Smith, Russell Lee, George Hug, Dennis Willis. Madrigals is a choral group repre- senting authentic sixteenth century singers. Seated l-r — Jacky Dase, Karen Kleinschmidt, Sharon Reiter, Barbara Beanbl ossom, Lynn Arrowsmith, Kay Dell Franklin, Thelma Klein, Pat Cave. Standing — Allen Zinski, Larry Loser, Larry Hamm, Carl Lovely, Terry Davis, Chuck Hall. The one large boys’ group of singers, the Boys ' Chorus, practices during class hours. Front row, |-r — Jim Orr, Louis Gerovac, Robert Massey, John Drutis. Row 2 — Ken Lunsford, Irwin Kleinman, Cecil Campbell, Ken Lawson. Row 3 — Joe Pruett, Dan Vaughn, Ron Holder, Dennis Callahan. Row 4 — Keith Brim- bury, Greg Cox, Larry Loser, William Noel. Row 5 — Tom Lasbury, Jim Jack- son, Harold Sickles, Dexter Vergin. Back row — Louis Szany, John Bell, John Muehlman, George Hug. Page Twenty-seven
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This is of Music All of the choral groups are taught by Miss Esther Waterbury and Mrs. Nancy Jacobs. Some ensembles prac- tice during the day and some after school, and their polished perfor- mances show that they have trained diligently. Membership in the A Coppella Choir is the goal of many in the Music Department ' s program. Front row, l-r — Jac . queline Dose, Joyce Jennings, Joanne De Paula, Kathleen Dillon, Dorothy Tropsic, Janet Gledh ill, Kay Dell Franklin, Pat Terpstro, Pat Cave, Betsy Levin. Row 2 — Lynn Arrow- smith, Barbara Beanblossom, Donna Stivers, Sharon Reiter, Nancy Harbison, Mary Jane Shanner, Sharon K. Miller, Sara Pierce, Thelma Klein, Chris Garner. Row 3 — Karen Kleinschmidt, Cris Wisniewski, Chuck Hall, Larry Loser, Jes- sie Smith, Terry Davis, Georgene Piorkowski, Sharlene Spoerner, Susan Gibbs, Linda Bronas. Back row — Layne Bailey, Russell Lee, Allen Zinski, Mike Rotheker, Rick Lip- sig, Larry Hamm, Carl Lovely, Bill Pruce, Larry Hickman. After-school practices find these advanced singers, called the Chansonettes, busy. Front row, l-r — Margie Curtiss, Pat Terpstra, Diane Shaw, Sara Pierce, Jo- anne De Paula, Pat Psaros. Back row — Christie Wis- niewski, Dorothy Tropsic, Sharlene Spoerner, Susan Gibbs, Mary Jane Shanner, Nancy Harbison. Girls ' Chorus is the starting point for girls in the music department. Front row, l-r — Susan Harvey, Virginia Shy, Linda Perez, Anne Horres, JoAnn Miller, Linda Mc- liroy, Donna Sutton, Ruth Jones, Doris Myers. Row 2 — Lawanda Pettes, Phyllis Marshall, Dorothy Lyle, Rosemary Back- nowsky, Linda Millich, Loei Silverman, Marilyn Malls, Charlene Gregas, Kathy Kraay, Sharon Grubb. Row 3 — Sharyn Conner, Marilyn Parker, Suzi Sullivan Cheryl Walker, Dorothy Kingston, Judy Pitts, Lynn Rodda, Jackie Ross, Linda Ma- ciejewski, Helena Wilkes. Row 4 — Linda Hester, Cheryl Kosley, Anita Faudrei, Judy Chandler, Rosetta Pesehke, Linda Powers, Judy Carlson, Joy Gray, Barbara Ekstrom, Robin Craig. Row 5 — Joanne Lauk, Helene Trowe, Kathy Celli, Phyllis Marshall, Caro- line Miles, Linda Moore, Beverly Zienkow- sky, Pamela Campbell, Jane Rodda, Bar- bara Reickert. Row 6— Peggy Jenkins, Car- oline Sick, Kathy McCoy, Roberta Hersted, Susan Ostrov, Janet Kagmierski, Joan Mc- Fadden, Saudi Knauss, Helen Maciejewski, Linda Cosgrove. Row 7 — Claudia Bartlett, Pat Collopy, Mary Bloomfield, Kristid Szasz, Loretta Kulm, Diane Poynter, Joanne Less, Patty Ramsey, Delene Richardson, Audry Brooks. Back row — Sue Arcella, Peggy Merslock, Rosemary Peters, Jo Davis, Mary Hryb, Leona Coomer, Dona Davis, Virginia Hall. Page Twenty-six
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Mixed Glee Club is composed of vocalists who have learned the basic fundamentals of music in chorus and ore ready to approach more difficult types of music. Front row, l-r — Jim Neal, Rita Carroll, Beverly Celli Sue Whitaker, Edith Warner, Carole Ruhi, Tom Newcomb. Row 2 — Bennett Mayer, Linda Free- man, Potty Mote, Dale Dycus, Margie Bree- zan, Gaye Plunkett, Torol Hjertquist, Carol Hjertquist, Sylvia Szony, John Hegyes. Row 3 — Louise Tatara, April Metcalf, Mary Doug- los, Patty Emerine, Roberta Johnson, Teth Bullard, Judy Waechter, Alice Chandos, Phyl- lis Dreggors, Rosalie Shrago, Joy Gray. Back row — Russell Nelson, Frank Schweighardt, Ronald Robertson, Ron Sovola, Robert Weeks, Jim Lawbough, Jim Schaertl, Dominick Ca- priotti, Gary Stanford, David Schmidt, Wil- lie Davis. There ' s a Song in the Air Selected girls from the Glee Club, A Cap- pella Choir, and the Girls’ Choir make up the Melodaires. Front row, l-r — Marsha Heil- man, Virginia Shy, Janet Gledhill, Pat Sib- bert, Robin Craig, Pam Swick. Back row — Susan Ordyna, Joan McFadden, Jane Bom- berger, Sharon Tyler, Judy House, Joy Gray, Mary Douglass. J . J J Music for the Girls’ Choir is composed for use with soprano and alto voices. Front row, l-r — Marsha Heilman, Pat Ta- lieferro, Betty Blackman, Pom Swick, Cheryl Opdahl, Pat Psaros, Sandra Smith. Row 2 — Mary Boyle, Gloria Maca- luso, Susan Ordyna, Jeanne DeBoe, Julia Thrall, Kathleen Marks, Pat Sibbert, Mar- jorie Curtiss, Dona Bodenhofer, Barbara Reese. Row 3 — Rita Lander, Sue Millan, Michele Milakovic, Alden Gates, Roberta Kretsch, Sandra Stilwell, Jane Bomberqer, Diane Shaw, Ann Gerritsen, Diane Fuller. Bock row — Deborah Woody, Judy House, Phyllis Messman, Sharon Tyler, Louise Whitmer, Cheryl Smith, Mary Mitchell, Nancy Thomas, Bernadette Engel, Ida Wilson, Camilla Colantonio.
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