Alden Central High School - Album Yearbook (Alden, NY)

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H0 E KI IG SIX OF THE FoR THE PAST THREE YEARS SENIOR GIRLS HAVE BEEN TAR-Ne HOMEMAKINB YEAR THEY THE SECOND AND BABY AS A MAJOR. IN THEIR FIRST LEARNED'HOW TO CAN AND BEN. YEAR OFFERED THEM FIRST Ann cARE, Ano THIS YEAR THEY LEARNED TO SEW, coox, AND SERVE MEALS. THEY ALSO PLANNED A PLAY PRE-SCHOOL CHFLDREN FOR TWO WHICH THEY ossERvEo THE ACTIONS or CHTLQ' REN. 'THIS WAS THE CLIMAX TO THE THREE YEAR COURSE. SCHOOL roR WEEKS IN' MUQSIC THERE ARE FOUR MAIN susJEoTs TO HlGH SCHOOL Music. RUDIMENTS or Musuc nu- CLUDES THE STUDY or ELEMENTARY THEORY, MELODY IRITING AND EAR TRAIRTRG. HARMONY 1 ns A CONTINUATION or mELooY WRITING AND EAR TRAINING Ano an ADDQ ITION HARMONIZATION WHICH USES THE RRnRcnPLE TREADSH HARMONY 2 INCLUDES THE STUDY or TRIADS, DOUINANT SEVENTH CHORD, MODULATIONS, AND PASSING TONESv HISTORY or Muslo OFFERS A STUDY or EARLY Ano MODERN OOMPOSERS AND cpm- POSITIONS- I TAGRISTCI LT RAL THE REOPENING OF THE AGRICULTURE DEPART' .MENT HAS BEEN MET WITH CONSIDERABLE INTERESTQ AT PRESENT NE HAVE AN ENROLLMENT OF TWENTY' FIVE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS. WITHIN A YEAR OR TWO WE EXPECT TO INCREASE TO ABOUT FORTYQ OUR WORK IS ABOUT EQUALLY DIVIDED BE- TWEEN THEORY AND PRACTICE. EVERY BOY IN THE DEPARTMENT MUST HAVE A PROJECT, ON WHICH HE KEEPS ACCURATE RECORDS. 68

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IE THE MUSIC DEPARTMENT or ALDEN CENTRAL -SCHOOL I8 BRADUALLY GROWING AND PRUVIDING Mon: OPPORTUNITIES FUR STUDENTS T0 PAR- TICIPATE AND'ENJOY LNSTRUMENTAL ANo VOCAL' Nusao. WE NCI nAvE A GRADE BAND, JUNIOR BAND, - SENIOR BANn, JUNIOR CHORUS, ANU SENIOR C Cuonus. THIS YEAR'S SENIOR BAND AND CHORUI PERFORIED AT Muslc FESTIVALS IN WEST SENEOQ AND AMHERST CENTRAL ScHooLs. NEXT YEAR, we PLAN T0 HAVE A rouRTEEN .PIECE DANCE BAND, A BEGINNING ORCHESTRA ANU BOY'S AND GIRL's GLEE CLUBS. WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO COMPLETION OF THE NEI BUILDING PRosRAN, . E IOR CHOR FIRST Row: EUNANAE REUTER, JANET Suzss, RUTHMAE NEHRBOSS, SHIRLEY GoETz, CECEL1A lwANsKI, PEGGY VOELKER, CHARLEEN BERNHARDT, SHIRLEY GREINER, DoRoTHY STEHLE, SHEILA SOCKETT, HELEN OESTREICH, JOANNE WINNER, AUDREY KRONE. 5 SECOND Row: CLAUDJA SMITH, ARLENE HASSENBOHLER, Ros: MARIE PQLIK, NANCY ZAMIARA, PATRICIA SCHUITT, ROGER MUELLER, DONALD WELKER, DAvIo O'MEARA, JOAN CLARK, KATHLEEN LYNCH, JOAN WILSON, PATRICIA WLOUARCZYKQ THIRD Row: BETTY KNARR, FRANCES ABRAMSKI, GENEVlEVE.WlSNlEWSKI, GAIL l FISHER, NoRA BALTZ, RONALD KIDRER, CHARLES CRAuNcEY, DAVID JOHNSON, DONALD WEBSTER, ALAN SITzNAN, BEVERLY STILB. FOURTH Row: VIOLA KOSAKOWSKI, MARIE SPILLANE, MARY SPILLANE, CAROL I MALLON, MYRA FLEMING, ALAN KRuEaER, JACK SCUDDER, ROBERT BOGER, JOHN SCHMITT, KEVIN MCCARTHY, ELIZABETH TOULMIN, PATRICIA THOMPSON. ABSENT: THERESA MAJERSKA, JEAN.NUWER, PAUL WEISBECKQ 69