Knox Memorial High School - Seymour Yearbook (Russell, NY)

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SENIOR DANCE CLUB This year there are thirty- seven members in Senior Dance Club representing students from each of the four upper classes. Vl'hat lun we have on Tues- day when we dance on the new gym floor to the strains of San Antonio Rose. JUNIOR DANCE CLUB Square dancing, round danc- ing and a dash of etiquette have enlivened Dance Club for this group of forty-two pupils. New dances are taught by Charles YVhiteford, Richard Fulton, Viv- ian Fulton, Belva Denton, Shir- ley Hewlett, Heman Matthews and Dorothy Laddison, while Mr. Armstrong and Miss Vl'il- cox lend support as advisors. gi 4 4351! SENIOR DANCE CLI'B-First Row: Laddison, Colton, Denton Wfilcox, Armstrong, Coloton, Blackmer. Second Row: Gallinger y Hance, Thurston, V. Fulton, Harmer, Enslow, Wfallace, Patterson., Congdon, Rider. Third Row: Brewer, Gotham, Locke, Sutter, Chase, Kelly, Paro, Howland, Cameron, W. Wfhiteford, M. Matthews. Fourth Row: G. Wliitefcmrd, H. Matthews, R. Wliiteftird, Dean, Hill, Smith, Coloton, Weidman Reed, Warren Reed, Bullock, R. Fulton, Kirkey, C. Whitefturd. IIIYIOR DJNCE CLUB-Front Row: Anson, M. Towne, H. Guiles Mr. Armstrong, W'ilcox, Van Sant, Paro. Second Row: B. Denton, Davenport. O'Hearn, L. Denton, Law Gilmore, Mackin, S. Anson, j. Loope, Arquitt, Grandy. Third Row: Matthews, Cora, Sharpstene, Fountain, Wfebh, j, Whiteniarsh, Davis, F. Briggs, Gilbert, Peggy Briggs, Burns, F, Xvhitmarsh. Fourth Row: Hill, Bullock, R. Tuttle, Harmer, A. Tuttle, Davenport, Akey, Whitefiird, N. Reed. 39 x

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HONOR ROLL-Group 1, Front Row: Charron, Sutter, Caswell, LaFountain, Barriger, Mills. Second Row: Arquitt, Caswell, Mc- Ewen, King, L. McCarty, Thurston. Top Row: Towne, W. McCarty., Rider. GROUP 2. Front Row: Fulton. Second Row: Towne, Clark, Van Sant, Gilbert, Reed, Pilbeam. Third Rowg Congdon, Kennedy, Briggs, Wiese, Hatch, Chase. Top Row: Coloton, Collison, Pike. Brewer. 38 HONOR ROLL O Members of the Honor Roll group have maintained a scho- lastic average of 90 per cent. Recognition of fine scholarship is given in june, when pins are awarded to all who have attain- ed the high standards set hy the administration, more than ful- filling requirement set for ad- mission to national honorary so- cieties. Plans are under consid- eration for joining a national honorary society. 5. Y 1 ogg,

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SENIOR PLAY CAST-Front Row: Sutter, Chase, Fulton, Pilbeam. Second Row: Mr. Wiese, Colton, Rider, Paro, Blackmer, King. Top Row: Kelly, Clark, Bullock, Smith, B. Wfhiteford, Hill, Mat thews, G. Wfhiteford, Brewer. KJICS GIRLS' CHORUS-Front Row: Arqultt, Loop, Chase, Mills, Matthews, Kennedy, Chambers, Manning. Second Row: Morse, fstandingy, Bullock, Vffhite, M. Briggs, Barry, Merkley, Hatch, Mc- Ewen, Van Buren, Top Row: Barrigar, E. Caswell, H. Caswell, Meil- leur. Sibley, La Fountain, Ray, Fineld, Wiese, Denton, S. Briggs. 40 SENIOR PLAY CAST O The Senior dramatic produc- tion under the direction of Mr. Vlliese will he Come Over to Our House , a clever play stud- ded with the bright jargon of modern youth. Swift moving and humorous, it moves to a gay ending that should please all when it is presented late in the school year. GIRLS' CHORUS I Thirty girls assembled in Sep- tember under the direction of Mr. Morse to concentrate on three part harmony and tonal quality with the result that their work in the Christmas program was outstanding when they pre- sented an original skit entitled VVinter VVonderland. QS 'S Y a ,Q H' x,,f !f .X f