Chateaugay Central High School - Maroon and White Yearbook (Chateaugay, NY)

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5 THE SnNIOK BAND This group of mHS1C13DS represents the school on all lmportant OCC3S1ODS lhey present a very smart plcture lH thelr maroon and whlte unllorns at oaraoes, uslally wlth the three Ilagorettes out ln front They are often seen at par des on Iemonal Day or wlth the rlremen at fleld days, at assemblles, pep meetlngs, etc Several dlfflcult numbers are alwavs presented by thls group at the Annual Spr1ng Concert bands THE DANC BAJD lhe band shown aboxe lS comprlsed of players dolng a more advanced muslc and are m mbers from the Senior Rand This lS the flrst year for thls group and the muslc on whlch these people have worked has presented a challenge THE JUNIOR BAND Here 15 shown a vroup of young muslclans who are used as a replacement vroup from whlch to supply the Senior Band when members are needed to replace graduates They may also be n heard p1ay1ng at varlous School fUDCt1OHS lDC1UQ1Ug assemblles ho ...- his ' 7' v in q . l g ,,, . . . . . .. . V ' A 0 - 3. . ' I U W A I ,, ., ,,, . . TX. IL ' u ' ' A . ' A e .. I . I , gg 'Q L i I X X , 4, i .2 5 X 2 ' 1 2 i LE , at - Q : . V Q , 1 . . . . O C A l 3 l . -- 0

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4 ' A Three boys 1h club learn to stam new volumes Others ln thls plcture are oolng research ln the large dlctlonary and encyclopedia ik!-si L library club Club members are asslstlns 1n returnlng books to the stacks Tms 1S a time consumlnv task -LQ 5 -ll Llbrary Club members learn to check ost books, use the card flle and perform many 'tasks to make the llbrary functlon smoothly and efilclently Wx rs Harrlca, Advlsor, SUpeI'V1S6S work on penodlcals future farmers P es gent c on c. Coor, rf-slces ov a olscuss '1 o t le co :mv DD c nc be held ece 39 LHDH IDU' 'T'O III .JO1 YG TO LLPW 1:.L.zUI V' LO LI LlV.L4G 10 SMZJL :us Q16Ce of equlpment cane knocrec clown It Jas assembled by these Ag studen s Rf , f ' O j .1 4 . p on A A 0 . . . . , -Q , . Q Q ,fl . ,Q s ' I . 4 Q 0 -, s Q , U ,. xx Q I ' A if K f MW Q-,WMM 5. ' ' : f 'f f . I - ' - 1 '- . . .. . N..' 1x f , . - , , f 1 r 4 2,5 4 L H , 6 A.- W xf- -,guy 4 e K ,. I 5 -1-MA 4- I-1 ' ' ' ' ' . I . -,T 4 , Nl ll , V M 1 M X I 6 U ,-. .J - . ' L.. 4 ,411 Y - ' I. ' ....3. K c 'r x v' xr ' A- hd :Ls i'I' 'K X ,,,.. . '. ,r ,-' A' v . - t . 1' log fFF!.,j.alV '. pc er' .V I V' , io. i' T r1'.k'-nefLt 'es e to - L . in If nber. K ' ' I R .lf ' I

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THE BEGINNERS BAIwD For the fnrst t1IYE thls year ab1l1ty tests were glven to students ln grades four through seven to deternnne mus1cal aptltude Band lnstructlon was glven to these potentlal members of the Junlor and Senlor Band 2 The urade fhorus 13 a group of volces from the grades three through s1x under the dlrectlon of ' rs hary nankln, grade muslc 11'1St1 L1CtOI' These students are auoltloned ln the early fall and there are flfty four members :Ln the chorus 'Iney have partlclpated ln the lhan1fsg1v1ng probram, the Chnstmas tableau ILI1 much they sang the dlfl1C'l.1lt 'bona hobls Pacem, and the Easter muslc They also sang several numbers :Ln the Armud. Sprlng Concert bl