McDowell High School - Kaldron Yearbook (Erie, PA)

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'I' C Wa ner N Sawdey, E. Hagmann, S. Si' First row: J. Wildermuth, J. Cifelli, . g , . Hough, D. Ferretti, C. Benyon, C. Knauff. Second row: C. White, M. Edeen, N. King, P. Rodenbeck, B. Clark, C. Taylor, P. Scheig, L. Lindner. Third row: M. Melgaard, J. Percy, B. Marthaler, M. Berry, S. Cross, J. Neider, C. Rison, J. Carson, V. Conner. Fourth row: R. Anderson, D. Gorr, M. Far- A ' I I a ver, P. Schwartz, J. Swiderslri, Mr. Armstrong. Fifth row: C. Joslin, R. Flick, G. Dunsmore, J. Tubbs, R. McDonald, K. Copen, L. Sciolino, L. Moon. Under the able direction of Mr. Armstrong, the McDowell A-Capella consisting of blended, mixed voices, has brought great enjoyment to all who have heard it. The past year's performances included programs for the Parent Teachers Association, numerous assemblies, and their annual operetta. f ' Y . Also aiding them in this year's accomplishments was Gary Dunsmore, their capable President, Connie Wagner was the Li- '- brarian, Jean Wildermuth the Secretary, and Sue Cross served as Treasurer. Their beautiful new room which is sound proof, elevated in tiers and equipped to capacitate a full Symphonic Choir, is re- garded as one of the main attractions of the school. lf you have heard lovely strains coming from the music room d riod, it was our A-Capella, an at any time during the secon pe organizatio n of which we can be proud. First row: J. Wildermuth, B. Mar- thaler, C. Wagner, J. Cifelli. Second ' lino J. row: P. Schwartz, L. Scio , Tubbs, R. MacDonald.

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Rall Ensemble First row: I. Evans, J. Struc- her. J. Thaler. G. Keinath H. Adams. Second row:J. Reed, D. Hamilton. J. Logie, J. Ar- nold. Third row: D. McGahen C. Merchant, D. Wilcox, P. Moore. The Pep Band, under the able leadership of the Student Director, Gilbert Keinath, was made up of fifteen male members. This organization played for the Girard football game and stirred the students with their marches at the pep ral- lies. The Pep Band also supported our team by playing at the basketball games. Symphonic Serenaders C: 1 ,, 1 'Y 1 'qw as ., 1- , A 5 WZ -rf -I Av 'ixf ' V V 5 -f- f l' 9 X ' f uf- 4 -lg.: by Ny A gs ' ' V 1 '- First row: Mr. Arm- sidy, G. Weideman, M. Barringer, L. Hamilton, D. Hamilton, S. Arndt. Third row: D. McGahen, W. Weed, D. McChesney, D. Wilcox. strong, G. Parsons, D. Schutte, C. Seib, L. Tom- baugh, C. Straub, B.Hop- lcins. Second row: M. Cas-

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Sonvsters First row: B. Johnson.C. Heberlein. M. Myron, G. Crowner. F. Craig. Sec- ond row: J. Swenson. B. Ferguson. L. Stone, A. Vogel. B. Fugate. J. Har- rington. Third row: L. Bush. E. Wolff, G. Mc Kinley. D. Carner. A.Hop- ski, S. Hehir, P. Kinern. TQ 8'9 V 1: . le Q ..- yullu The officers of the Mixed Chorus were: Jean Swenson, Presidentg Larry Bush, Vice Presidentg Janet Harrington, Secretary-Treasurerg Marlene Myton, Librarian, Students from the 10th, llth, and 12th grades participate in this activity. lts purpose is to give preparatory training to its members. The Girls' Chorus was under the direction of the following officers: Ann Holquist, Presidentg Carol Taylor, Vice Presidentg Carol Swiderski, Secretary-Treasurer. The girls participated in assemblies, performed on radio and television around Christmas time, and went Christmas Caroling. They sponsored other activities such as a Hayride in the fall and a Thanksgiving dinner. Dil Choristers First row: E. Frick, C. Swiderski, J. Detwiler, P. Lundgren, M. Mc- Laughlin, K. Sweetapple, M. Nash, J. Warren. Second row: L. Benyon, P. Walsh, J. Yukon, B. Bird, J. Yesko, P. Myers, N. Rouche, C. Lyle. Third row: Mr. Armstrong, M. Gothier, M. Davis, B. Gem- ler, M. Gallagher, B. Fugate, K. Horanic, J. Caughey, E.Wittenberg. Fourth row: C. Lewis, C. John- son, S. Bjalme, M. Kosky, A. Hol- quist, M. Hall, M. Rygalski, P. Will-dns.