Central High School - Indian Yearbook (Chautauqua, NY)

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1946 THE INDIAN

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THE INDIAN 1946 SENIOR GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightlz E. Hodges, N. Terwilliger, L. Beltron, M. Hubbell, M. Crowley, S. Crump, M. Hewes, E. Moseman, M. Howard, librarian, C. Miller, M. Nash, M. Farrar. SECOND ROW-Cleft to rightl: K. Moseman, librarian, C. Saxton, M. Nichols, A. Lyons, H. Watt, L. Root, H. Petitt, S. Fenton, W. Hewes, F. Morton, M. Kratz, Miss Gregg, director. THIRD ROW-Cleft to rightli P. Crump, R. Flanders, M. Hoyt, L. Rater, P. Carlson, T. Kovach, S. Greene, M. Milligan, P. Keifer, E. Whitney, librarian, A. Gray, A. Schroeder, P. Bessey, D. Peterson. x The Girls' Chorus has a total of 40 members this yearflli.i,Qmx from the Chorus had the pleasure of participating in the All-State Choii4i'iit,lFr6donia last fall. This organization has obtained very pleasing resu Qfrom its work this year. .7 1 SENIOR BAND FIRST ROW-fleft to rightlz P. Craig, L. Root, J. Fisher, M. Hubbell, H. Petitt, R. Lillard, S. Fenton, majoretteg P. Crump, chief majoretteg Mrs. Hack, conductor, P. Bessey, majoretteg M. Howard, majoretteg E. Moseman, W. Bullock, H. Hubbell, M. Farrar, E. Hodges. SECOND ROW-Cleft to rightl: C. Saxton, M. Hewes, R. Dean, student conductor, H. Smith, F. Morton, A. Gray, E. Whitney, D. Peterson, C. Miller, P. Keifer, M. Kratz, M. Nash. THIRD ROW-Cleft to rightlx J. Barlow, D. Seymour, A. Rhubottom, drum major, R. Orser, R. Hayes, J. Beltron, R. Hewes, T. Hayes. 4 1 ' The concert band has played for fourteen assemblies during the year and the Christmas program and graduation. The marching band played for nine basketball games and at Bemus Point on Memorial Day. It is also to march July 4th at Mayville. Both bands combined to give a P. T. A. concert February 11, and evening concert April 5, and at the Exhibit June 20th. JUNIOR MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW-ileft to rightlz J. Rodwell, D. Johnson, J. Terry, L. Beltron, J. Crump, K. Underwood, S. Lang, M. Terry, J. Beckstrom, D. Springer, D. Schroeder, D. Haga- dorn, accompanist, S. Hayes, J. Farrar, J. Wheeler, R. Watt, V. Drake, J. Fisher, accompanist. H ' SECOND ROW-Cleft to rightb: B. Sears, N. Becker, P. Craig, N. Peterson,.J. Cave, M. Bentley, J. Saxton, J. Hildrum, J. Fenton, L. Willsie, C. Colton, P. Stroebel, M. Bullock, V. Badders, R. Graham, D. Clifford. THIRD ROW-Cleft to rightb: Miss Gregg, director, W. Cornell, J. Wheeler, S. Orser, J. Cadogan, M. Ostrom, C. Samuelson, B. Krotzer, D. Findley, F. Himes, J. Latta, R. Lane, R. Hagadorn. The Junior Mixed Chorus, which meets once a week, consists of boys and girls from grades six, seven, and eight. The results of this chorus have been most gratifying, in spite of a minimum amount of practice.

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THE INDIAN 1946 THE JUNIOR BAND FIRST ROW-fleft to rightlz R. Gleason, J. Johnson, M. Shaw, R. Watt, J. Wheeler, J. Fisher, L. Beltron, J. Rodwell. SECOND ROW-Cleft to rightl: M. Bullock, Mr. Seymour, director, C. Krause, J. Hildum, J. Fenton, G. Samuelson, J. Christofferson, R. Hagadorn, L. Peterson, R. Barlow. The Junior Band consists of twenty-one pupils, all of Whom are in the grades. Some of the members, because of their training in the Junior Band, will graduate to Senior Band next year. Two periods a week are devoted to practice by the band. All of the members take lessons once a week in addition to the scheduled rehearsals. Mr. Robert Seymour is the director of the Junior Band. GIRL SCOUTS FIRST ROW-Cleft to rightl: M. Shaw. D. Johnson, J. Fisher. V. Drake, J. Milligan, J. Saxton, J. Fenton, K. Underwood, N. Clifford, R. Watt, J. Hildrum, D. Springer, S. Lang. SECOND ROW-fleft to rightl: Mrs. Morton, leader, J. Wheeler, S. Hayes, L. Beltron, D. Hagadorn, J. Cave, J. Beckstrom, M. Terry, P. Barton, J. Terry, J. Crump, Mrs. Hall, assistant leader. The Girl Scouts, under the leadership of Mrs. Jeannette Morton, have accomplished a great deal this year while working for their badges. There are-four patrols: the Golden Eagle, the Chipmunks, the Five Salted Peanuts, and the White Rose. Each patrol has its leader and assistant leader. Mrs. Hall is the troop's assistant leader, and Diane Hagadorn its scribe.. BOY SCOUTS FIRST ROW-fleft to rihtlz S. Orser, W. Bullock, J. Wheeler, R. Orser, J. Christof- ferson, D. Clifford. SECOND ROW-fleft to rightl: N. Becker, R. Hagadorn, W. Cornell, R. Briggs, R. Beckstrom, C. Himes, L. Schroeder, P. Terry, W. Wood, P. Craig, E. Eddy, R. Barlow, B. Crandall. Scouting is an organization which teaches a boy not only Woodcraft, but also how to get along with other boys. Scouting also prepares him for later life. Over sixty-five per cent of the officers in the armed forces were at one time Boy Scouts. Robert Orser is the Junior Assistant Scoutmaster, and also the only Eagle Scout. Mr. Norman Becker is the Scoutmaster, assisted by Mr. Charles Gorman. Within the troop there are three patrols: the Hawk, the Stag, and the Wolf. r ' ' '