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' Band A high step and a snappy cadence were characteristic of the N.H.S. Band during the past football season. Lnder the direction of Ted Post and President Dave Gould. For the third consecutive year the band is in the First Chair of America book. which is made up of the best 100 bands in the L'.S.A. 1 Thirteen members were chosen to play in Area All-State Band Sectionals, which is composed of the best musicians in this area of New York State. Sharon Crandall and Janet Kerley were chosen to play in All-State Conference Band. A pep band played at all home basketball games. This group also played at most of the pep sessions held. This Band was made up of all musicians who are interested in boosting school spirit. In June, Colorguard. twirlers, and Band contended for first place in the Sherburne Pageant of Bands. 'Denotes Principal. PICCOLO: Brereton, N. FLUTE: 'Annesi. A., Berberian, M., Blackman S., Brereton. Chirilin, D., Endries. J.. Hoke. R.. Markle, C.. Soules. C., We-ntzel, S.' OBOE: Hewitt. J., Whitt-. B.' BASSOON: Burr, P. Marshall. M.. CLARINET: Bates, C., Beebe, J., Brown. C.. Byrne. B.. Cook, J., Cook, P.. Dixon. C., Evans, J.. Figary, P., Handy, J.. Hoag. S.. Kerley. J. Piers. NI.. Redden. NI., Rowell. D., Risley, M.. Skinner, M.. Sumida. .l.. Taranto. .l.. ALTO CLARINET: Brunig. K.. Covell. P.' BASS CLARINET: Crandall. S. Newcomb, S., Wickham, P.. ALTO SAXOPHONE: Biviano. L. Chorley, S., Davidson, S., Hoag. J., TENOR v
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Dramatics and Thespians Amid costumes, make-up, stage directions and lights. you will find the combined clubs of llramatics and Thespians. This year, with Miss Rosalie Levine as our director, we instituted the Drama Cornerfcall-board-bulletin-board on the first floor. We also saw the start of a new point system-in which points, instead of hours. are awarded each member. These points determine our eligibility in the National Thcspian Society. A bill of one-act plays contained such works as The Telephone, by Gian-Carlo Menotti, and Ulf Men Played Cards as Women Do, by George S. Kaufman. The big production of the year was the Pulitzer Prize play, HOur Townfi by Thomtori Wilder. The beauty of this classic was made even more memorable by the fact that this was the year for its New York revival. '4Our Townw was done by Circle in the Square, off- Broadway theatre.
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