Chestnut Ridge High School - Lion Yearbook (New Paris, PA)

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ORCHESTR ROW ROW ROW Barry Steigers, Peggy King, Gail Saylor, Ianet Shaffer, Donna Hinson, Patsy Kring, Kathryn Shaffer, Sandy Mattern, Mr. Pope. Carol Allison, Larry Dull, Barbara Lohr, Ianet Hengst, Ieanne Crissey, Hester Long, Danny Stultz. Patsy Egolf, Ianet Lohr, Bernie Miller, Iudy Onstead, Peggy Mihelcic, Eleanor Oldham, Dotty Lou Yantz, Barbara Winegardner. ROW 4: Bonnie Nicodemus, Diane Fisher, Kenneth Hoover, Bud Weaver, Ioe Mihelcic, Ioyce Diehl, Dale Weyant. ROW 5: Larry Yost, Ierry Miller, Dick Long, Galen Lehman, Bob Acker, Dick Hoover. Membership in the Chestnut Ridge High School Orchestra is open to students from the 7th grade through the 12th grade providing they meet the requirements of musician- ship for the group. Our 1957-58 Orchestra has a total of 5U members. The chief function of the orchestra is to give one annual concert and to take part in the commencement program. It will also accept invitations to appear at various other activities during the year. Two of the present orchestra members are playing with the Iohnstown Symphony Orchestra. They are Robert Acker, cello, and Galen Lehman, viola. The officers of the orchestra are as follows: President ....................,,.,....,.....,,.....,,,.......... ...... D OROTHY- YANTZ Vice President .,.., ................. P ATSY EGOLF Treasurer ........... ...... E LEANOR OLDHAM Eighty

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AN KNEELING: Eleanor Oldham, Dotty Ycmtz, Peggy Mihelcic, Bonnie Stultz. ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW ROW Mr. Pepe, Billy Hengst, Donna Hinson, Patty Ickes, Pearl McCreary, Peggy King, Grace Herline, Carol Hoover, lane Hoover, Iohn Follmar, Sandy Mattern, Patsy Kring. Freddy Winegardner, Kathryn Shaffer, Karen Miller, Eileen Mickle, Euniece Hickey, Connie Nicode- mus, Ienny Witt, Bonnie Williams, Daryl Bloom, Gail Saylor, Diana Ream, Hester Long. Danny Stultz, Ianet Shaffer, Diana Way, Sally Bowser, Norman Defibaugh, Cecil Cuppett, Phoebe Cuppett, Nancy Kline, Barbara Lohr, Carol Allison, Sandy Kring. Doris McCoy, Ianet Hengst, Donna Amick, Bonnie Nicodemus, Bernie Miller, lim Long, Diane Fisher, Iudy Onstead, Tom Smith, Patsy Egolf, Ieanne Crissey, Ioan Mickle. Ioyce Diehl, Marjorie Colvin, Denny Diehl, Ted Amick, Ruby Mock, Ioe Mihelcic, Fay Williams, Bob Taylor, Dale Weyant, Tom Sleek, Sally Diehl. Dick Hoover, Beverly Mickle, Bud Weaver, Larry Yost, Galen Lehman, Dick Long, Richard Claycomb, Bob Acker, David Cameron, Iudy Stevenson, Iudy Hoover, Iim Bloom. Seventy Nine

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CHORUS ROW l: Nancy Houck, Shirley Bowser, Peggy King, Donna Hinson, Marian McCreary, Fern Crissman, Brenda Spicer. Merna Knisley, Patsy Kring, Betty Ferguson, Hilda Claycomb, Ginette Saylor, Sandra Mat- tern, Shirley Davis, Mr. Iames Stewart, Director. ROW 2: Emily lane Dull, Ianice Rininger, Ianet Lohr, Peggy Mihelcic, Bonnie Nicodemus, Barbra Hinton, Sandra Callihan, Donald Fleegle, Barry Shaffer, William Smith, Galen Miller, Howard Miller, Rich- ard Hoover, Carol Allison, Barbara Clouser, Phyllis Mitchell, Sally Bowser, Patricia Diehl, Mary lane Barefoot. ROW 3: Marian Miller, Kay Colvin, Iecmne Crissey, Ianet Hengst, Eleanor Oldham, Diane Wright, James Long, Iames McIntyre, Gary Hauck, Iames Hoover, Dale Lee, Robert Taylor, Lowell Benton, Dale Weyant, Mary Holland, Kaye Gordon, Faye Gordon, Phoebe Cuppett, Carol Feather, Patsy McDonald. ROW 4: Evelyn Stevenson, Beverly Mickle, Sylva Miller, Marjorie Colvin, Ioyce Diehl, Wayne Casteel, Larry lmgrund, Iames Wilson, Stephen Callihan, William Brandt, Ted Benna, Larry Cooper, Richard Clay- comb, Leroy Imler, Robert Acker, Marie Way, Mabel Price, Ioyce Miller, Margaret Heslop, Delores Miller, Doris Oldham, Beverly Davis. To present good vocal music to their listeners is the aim of the high school mixed chorus. The chorus does a great variety of songs, such as religious songs, popular songs, and folk songs. Thus the chorus member usually finds a song to fit his or her mood. A new vocal organization for this year is the Chapel Choir. It consists of 25 members from the mixed chorus. The purpose of this choir is to provide religious music for various church events. The Chapel Choir appeared at several of the surrounding churches this year. The mixed chorus gave its annual Christmas program on December 15. There was a concert in the afternoon and one in the evening. In February, the Central Western District Chorus was held at Chestnut Ridge High School. The district chorus was made up of members from a five-county area. Our chorus was well represented in this event. Most of the Spring was spent in preparation for our final concert of the year. Through the able direction of Mr. Iames Stewart, the C. R. H. S. Mixed Chorus had a most success- tul year.