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

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JUNIOR BAND The ,lunior Band composed of 25 members was organized this year under the direction of Nlr. joseph Nlorse. This was the first time that the young students of this group had taken lessons on instruments. Practices were held on Monday, Vkednesday and Fri- day at 12:20 in the Shop with some of the Senior Band mem- bers. Senior band members recog- nize the progress of junior band members who are now playing selections from the Top Flight band book. TWIRLERS lVhat adds a touch of the dra- matic to our band concerts, pep rallies and Memorial Day pa- rade? XYhy the twirlers, of ma- course. VVith three Senior -iorettes, Vivian Fulton fDrum Klajorettel, Shirley Hewlett and a new member, Pearl Hutt, they plan to march and twirl at the Spring Concert and Dedication. 'lihey have greatly missed Shir- ley while she was ill. lfight juniors twirlers are busy learning the art, and hope to add new routines as well as perfect our old ones. BEGINNERS TAP Each week finds members of beginners' tap class, under Nlr. Kings direction, practicing their routines. This class arouses much interest and we are looking for- ward to a fine production, when they master the intricate steps. Il Alf K XSD-lv-I Y fy-'D X I s 35' IFNIOR BAND-Front Row: McEwen, R. Tuttle, P. Briggs Grandy, Reed, E. Reed, j. Bullock, Gilmore, Vat1Buren. Second Row Matthews. Sibley, Denton, E. Caswell, A. Tuttle, McCarty, Towne C. Tupper, Loope, Mr. Morse. Third Row: Hill, XY'iese, F. Briggs H. Tupper, Paro, Van Sant. I-larmer, C. Bullock. Fourth Row: B XVhite. Sharpstene, CQ. Caswell, Law. King, Wfhiteford. Gotham Fiiieltl, Mackin, j. Wfhite. BEGINNERS' TAP-Front Row: Wfhitmore, Hull, Cook, Smith Second Row: j. Barnes. XVhitmarsh Lozo. Burt. Chase, Collison Third Row: Lanphear, XY'iese, S. Barnes, McKee, Carline, Sbarpstene Rear: Mr. james King. 43

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Roseau., ax. SENIOR BAND-Front Row: Merkley, Wfhite, Manning, Howland, Van Burean, Bullock, Hatch, P. Chase, XViese. Second Row: Charron, Barry, Sibley, R. Whiteford, Collison, E Chase, L. McCarty, Mills, McEwen. Third Row: Pilbeam, Caswell, Meilleur, Kelly, Briggs Thurstin, Kennedy, Fourth Row: Mr. Morse, Directorg Hutt, Brewer, G. Wl1iteftx1'cl, M. SENIOR BAND Senior Band looks back on Band Day at Gouverneur Fair, pep rallies, basketball games, Potsdam trips for All-State Band, Halloween and Christmas programs and an appearance at Appleton Arena, St. Lawrence University, with the comment, We've had a good year. The twenty-nine members are under the direction of Mr. Morse. During our last summer vacation, we played on Band Day at the Gouverneur Fair. Here we received :1 blue ribbon and twenty-tive dollars for our performance. Our band has played an active part in pep rallies and basketball games. We have played at the majority of the home games and we feel that it added to the school spirit. janet Xviese, Sarah Briggs, and Vivian White went to Potsdam to participate in the All- State Band. They stayed overnight in the Northside Dorm and were entertained at a dance one night after practice. On Halloween, the band and majorettes marched at DeGrasse. We led the elementary grades in a costume parade. At Christmas time, we played several numbers for the assembly program to which our parents and friends were invited. ln the future, the members of the band hope to participate in several other activities. At present, we are planning to have zi spring concert and play at the Dedication in May. Barrigar, V. Fulton, Sutter. 42

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BASEBALL VARSITY 1952-Front: Coach Bawtinheimer, W Whiteford, Brewer, G. Whiteford, Fulton, B. Whiteford, Reed Fountain, H. Matthews, Rear: Dean, Coloton, Coffey, Hull, G Whiteford, Pike, Reed, Smith, Bullock, M. Matthews, Rider, Gotham FOOTBALL VARSITY 1951-Front Row: C. Hull, Wfelclon Reed, H. Matthews, Fountain, Warren Reed, Smith, Ashley. Second Row Mr. Bawtinheimer, W. Whiteford, Pike, G. Whiteford, Collison, Fui ton, B. Whiteford, Brewer, Coloton, Dean. , 44 VARSITY BASEBALL 1952 Spring finds many candidates out to capture :1 place on the team. Vl'ith strong community and school interest in this sport, the team is assured good back- ing. .Ks we go to press, snow still covers the ground hut in imagination we hear. Stri-i-i-ike onelv VARSITY FOOTBALL 19 51 With six Senior veterans and the remaining squad new re- cruits, K.M.C.S. finished this year's schedule with one victory, two tied games and three de- feats. William Brewer captained the team for Coach Earl Baw- tinheimer as mentor. 'va -5-5 'es