Camden High School - Megunticook Yearbook (Camden, ME)

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CHORUS Row 1: Lois Cilley, Marjorie Frost, Bette R:nco, Linda LaCombe, Joyce Eaton, Brenda Chapin, Jeanette Morang, Elaine Frost, Ruth Carr, Penelope Donaldson. Row 2: Mr. Hammond, director, Lorna Prin?e, Mary Beloin, Constance Richards, Charlotte Rival. Francyne Claes, Barbara Pease, Diane Pitcher, Patricia Mitchell, Geraldine Dickey, Anne Sullivan, Diana Perry. Jean Thomas, Rebecca Waterman, Pamela Dwinal, Peggy Stewart. R w 3: Diana Cotta, Jennice Phillips, Darleen Stearns, Eleanor Welch, Mar- jorie Ludwig, Leona Gibbs, Bonnie Quinn, Nancy Burkett, Anne Lie-Nielsen, Bette Lothrcp, Carol Chapman, Jane Duncan, Ellen Flagg, Joanne Kaler. Elizabeth Bonney, Nancy Richmond. t 5 cn THE MEGUNTICOOK

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to BAND Row 1: Diann Robarts, Richard Moody, Carolyn Johnson, Barbara Prescott. Rebecca Waterman, Elaine Frost, Wilma Leonard, Mary Connell, Diana Perry, Peggy Stewart. Wayne Hansen, Roscoe McFarland, Marguerite Cilley, Karen Armstrong, Mary Thomas, Ron- ald Fairbrother, Jacqueline Young. Row 2: Pamela Dwinal, Bradford Knight, Sheila Hart, Alton Reed, Spencer Dean, Robert Water- man, Allen Pottle, Bette Lothrop, Lois Cilley, Roger Moody, Robert Moody, Elinor Hardy, Marjorie Frost, Mr. Hammond, director. Row 3: Nancy Burkett, Bonnie Quinn, Brenda Chapin, Diana Cotta, Nancy Tounge. Albert Sherman, Paul McFarland, Malcolm Pottle, Sena Leonard, Edwin Morong, Ellen Flagg, Stephen Boutelle. THE MEGUNTICOOK

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26 THE MEGUNTICOOK BAND In September, eight new members were accepted into the band making a total membership of fifty, including three majorettes. Officers elected for the year were: Manager, Richard Moody; Assistant Manager, Roscoe McFar- land; Librarian. Karen Armstrong; and Assistant Librarian, Elaine Frost. During the first semester the band was very active. The first public ap- pearance was in the fall, when it performed for the Knox County Teachers Convention in Camden. On October 28th, an ensemble entertained the audi- ence of the Senior Show during intermission. A model band rehearsal was conducted by Director Chester Hammond on November 10th during an Open House in observance of National Education Week. On December 17th the band and chorus jointly presented the annual Christmas program for the en- tire student body. Again this year the band played at all home basketball games, giving the incentive for a successful season. The annual band concert was held in the high school gymnasium on March 10th. As usual the performance was well received and attended by many parents and friends. The band was invited to attend the Camden Comman- dery’s annual Easter Breakfast which was followed by a march to the church service at the Baptist Church. The highlight of this year’s events was an exchange concert with a band in Willsboro, New York, from May 11th to the 14th. The band showed much enthusiasm in raising money for the trip and dutifully put on a public supper and sold candy. In return the Willsboro band stayed in Camden from May 25th to the 28th, and both bands presented an enjoyable joint concert. The spring activities of the Camden High School Band included marching in the Memorial Day parades in both Camden and Lincolnville, and the pre- sentation of another concert. The band’s season came to a close when an en- semble of underclassmen played at the Commencement Exercises in June. CHORUS The Camden High School Chorus practiced on Mondays and Wednesdays during activity periods under the direction of Mr. Chester Hammond. Work was done with Christmas carols and several choral arrangements. Because of a lack of enthusiasm on the boys’ part, the chorus was made up entirely of girls. This handicap, however, did not prevent their having a well balanced group. Public appearances included the Christmas assembly and graduation exercises.