Candor Central High School - Candorama Yearbook (Candor, NY)

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steer. is Q Q Q25 'x -x'WS5i5EE35E QQHE Music, since its beginning, has been one of the greatest morale builders. It has now become an integral part of the present curriculum. Each year more interest is shown in this department. This year the orchestra consists of twenty-two members, of which seven aresar lors. Only the high school members re- ggggceive one fourth unit per year provided they have two rehearsals each week. They rehearse the eighth period and also one Eggg other period each Tuesday. I The Girls and Boys Glee Club at the beginning of the year consisted of 28 girls and 14. boys. Gradually for some un- known reason the boys dropped out leaving 11: only a Girls Glee Club. eggs Because the A Cappella Choir could only at noon, it has been discontin- ued . ,F . 'Cy XX 0 At the Hal1owe'en party we sponsored the Penny Arcade which was a great success. The Glee Club also rendered several selections at the Spring Concert which were greatly enjoyed. Orchestra Ist row KL. to R.J J. Jennings, 7T1WTTllams, D.Manning, H.Kaidon, Mrs. Ives, S. Ployniak, H. Ander- son, D. Barrows. 2nd row: E. Gage, Tha J. Jennings. 'Srd row: R. Ahart, C. Butler, S. K-1-fda K. Scharf, E. Lohr P. Hull, C. Nielsen, M. Maxwell, B. Kessler, H.Estelle, D.Williems, F.Este11e. fi z. ..:...-..,.:,1,:..- ,?nS:':3t2y:1.51 algz Glee C lub 223 Ig! QL. to R.J E. Quick, E. Johnson, B. Kessler, S. Storm, S. Polyniak, S. Kaidon. 2nd Lol: T. 'h'aver, S. Sinds., M. Waxes, .Mrs. Ives, G. Hart, J. Talarski, H. Kaidon, P. Lindsey. 3rd row: R.Harrington, S.Stevens, TTOVe?bough, D. Gridley, E.Lohr, D. Williams, E. Wsgeneder, H.And- arson, K. Scharf. 4th row: M. Williams, D. Manning, UT-Rogrts, J. Dense, P.Staubaoh, D.Nie1sen, M. Maxwell, H.Estel1e, M. H111. g .g. Wx3533503ff355FEifEYEFEEE1fEESi33f3f9:f: ??5?f ' '5-.-: ' x?3:':2f3 ' '- :f35i5Q:': - xVffSE7:55?'i3'!?El: - 'V YY? xF Vt53:f0Y . SQ? Q2...:g+ Ag - S,-4QM:.,..y,,sg:2:::,z,ai--',:-'-' -- x 'FN - ..w.Ee--- ' as: 4- , Q.: - x : 9 '-: A . 'S xr- -' 2' 'Kgij- '--,., 0 'f i'ifi?'if'mfZ5 .K x .NW391-'Q-': - x'.i: 5- '12QZ'5f7L' v ' - : Qu ., ' fi 55 Ef...q2'fE54B1z-3 -2932 he ,,:.,.....:., , ,., . . Several new instruments have entered this year. The Baritone Saxophone was loaned by Mr. Vetter, and the French Horn and Viola were purchased by the school. We also received new music last fall mak- ing a much wider selection of pieces. The Orchestra had the honor of play- ing at the Senior plays on Dec. IO, and for the eighth grade commencement on Jan. 26th. It has also played for several as- sembly programs and has given a concert with the Glee Club. Hrs. Ives not only conducts the Glee Club and Orchestra but supervises the fhet grade once a week and teaches music to the grades 2 through Yth. She also gives in- strumental lessons to those who desire. At the end of the year awards will be mmwg --Qs., .,.-.::,:,:,:,:: X E2 Y X . 1:1-arsgf: 'A .:.:-sa.-, -me-:-.:. 1. as 5:E'5:5:2:55:g5s:S,:.:,:: 'EI:2E2?Ell5?E ....4.-.3-..,.,,,.., :sa::::s?sf2+. given to high school students who have beengghs members of at least two musical organiza- tions through the year or have been in one organization for two years. They must dsc be members of the Students' Assocation in order to qualify for the awards. :?:5:I'Z:53: :x:.:.::Q,, v aw ...al Q-as ,. ,.. Ms.. 1::1:-:'-225-zrzrskx.: 5:r:z::::3:er5-saw: x MK .1 ya-:-...ay ::1:3r3z::gzs:4-4 -:-:-1-24-a:3:::aaQ

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