Cresson Joint High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Cresson, PA)

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Band MAIORETTES: T. Klenotic, R. Prebish, L. Feyock, P. Ebig, M. E. Conway, M. L. I.eComte, B. Zupon, I. Criste. CLI-XRINETS: Sitting-I. Lynch, M. Trexler, S. Ho I If lens, I. Powers. COLOR GUARD: D. Callahan, I. Callahan, P. Shannon, B. Glass, gk-mdjng...B, Ketenheim, 1. Schwqdererl N- M. E. Prebish, R. McCartney. Hogue' L- Lydia- . E s Mr. Paul Flinn, Band Director. CORNETS AND TRUMPETS: L. Misko, D. Shaw, I. Lynch, R. Itle, R. McGonigle, M. Dig- nan, R. Medrow, B. Dobbie.

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wr ROW 1: Grace Rice, Patricia Delaney, Wanda Sheraw, Ioan Schwaderer, Martha Trexler, Betrice Gehringer, Helen Smith, Mary Kay Farren, Dory Little, Miss Iulia Kopler. ROW 2: Lenore Feyock, Barbara Zupon, Carol Conrad, Marlene Plazek, Dolly Rice, Margie Weise, Nadine Criste, Florence Riley. ROW 3: Dolores Klenotic, Audrey Billey, Louise Plummer, Patricia Horten, Theresa Klenotic. ROW 4: Mary Lou LeComte, Patrica Shannon, Edith Walters, Ethel Ketenheim, Norma Maloney, Florence Williams. jim Khanna Knuld 632 Knunicd Un There will be rehearsal tor the Girls' Chorus in the study hall immediately after dis- missal. This was the familiar announcement for chorus every Monday and Wednesday afternoon. Under the direction oi Miss Iulia Kopler they had a very busy and successlul year. They opened the season with the Penn- sylvania Week program. Later, they sang the background music for the Thanksgiving pro- gram. Left to right: Ethel Ketenheim, lim Harris, Martha Trexler, Carol Conrad. The first three were in All-County Band, Carol in Chorus. semm The Christmas program consisted of the Nativity Scene set to music with members of the Dramatic class portraying the characters of the Biblical story. They entertained parents and teachers at the P. T. A. meetings in September, December, February, and March with seasonally ap- propriate songs. The Chorus also participated in the Spring Concert, along with the High School Band. Eighteen members of the Girls' Chorus formed the Girls' Ensemble which entered Forensics. The girls are as follows: Seniors: Martha Trexler, Ianet Hall, Ann Schettig, Helen Smith, Nancy Schettig, Ioan Latterner, Lois Latterner, Carol Conrad, Grace Rice, Lenore Feyock. Iuniors: Mary Mastri, Sandra Covich, Wanda Sheraw, Ioan Schawaderer. Sophomores: Elaine Williams, Betty Guini- van. Iudy Criste. Freshmen: Becky Criste.