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Music Organizations The music groups of 1966 have had their usual busy and successful year. Marching from football games to a Band jamboree to the annual Spring Concert, the Danvers High Band has had a busy and successful year. Of course these accomplishments were under the able direction of our own Mr. Capra. The Mixed Glee Club, largest and most popular of the choral groups, performed this year in the Christmas and Spring Concerts, as did the Girls’ Choir. The Girls’ Choir, an enjoyable asset to every concert, combined with the Boys’ Choir this year to ])erform at an exchange concert with Conventry, Rhode Island. Our newest choral group, the Boys’ Choir, is fast gaining in popu- lai'ity throughout the school. Though only in its second year, its membership has doubled! The magnetism this group holds for the audience springs from the enthusiasm and spirit they bring to the stage. They participated in the three regular school concerts as well as the exchange concert with Conventry. A smaller and more select group, not as familiar to audiences, are the Madrigal Singers. They perform each year at the Orchestra Concert in May. Every school is proud to boast a one-of-a-kind group, and we are no exception. The Folk-Swingers, a newly-organized Folk-Rock Group, stepped into the limelight at the Variety Show in March, and have remained there ever since.
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GIRLS’ CHOIR First Row: Linda Gates, Bonnie Cail, Cindy Coyne, Kathy Kelly, Kathy Usher, Janet Michaud, Nancy Landry, Leona Hyman, Linda Brown, Pat Jewell, Joan Wilder, Donna Shea. Second Row: Jane Farley, Judy Milke, Pam Best, Debbie Giles, Susan Caliga, Francine Finocchio, Diane Buker, Paula Hashem, Gail Greene, Joyce Corkum, Peggy Meyers, Dora Delaney, Linda Joyce. Third Row: Mary Dale Fyfe, Dianne McNulty, Suzanne Swindell, Barbara Latawiec, Michelle Strojny, Dolores Gauthier, Kathy Russell, Sharon Lilja, Kathy Chase, Janice Deveau, Barbara Heany, Jane Huntley. Four Row: Pat Beauvais, Sheila McDermott, Frances Conroy, Ann Redding, Joanne Matusiak, Joanne Jefgood, Mary Ryan, Bonnie Bishop, Josette Gosbee, Linda Bourassa, Betsy Neary, Marjorie Grant, Gerald McCarron. BOYS’ CHOIR First Row: Charles Coppola, A1 Bell, Roger Witham, Dave Martin, Bruce Talbot, Bob Bolduc, Donald Runnals, Sheila McDermott, Leo Sullivan, Blaine Ferneza, Steve Proodian, Mike Watson, John McCarron, Gary Martin, Bill Clemens, Albert Denison, Paul Armstrong, Steve Repucci, Dave Deluca. Second Row: Billy Buxton, Ronald LeBlanc, Tom Zack, Steve Atkinson, Tom Camarda, Richard Walker, Frank Barton, Joseph Parisi, Tom Ander- son, Skip Wallace, Ronald Swanson, Bob Tomaselli, Jeff Howland, George Meyers, David Kowalski, Burt Grondin, Tom Beard. Third Row: Donald Kent, David Bernard, Paul Munzing, David Marshall, Gary Voss, Paul D’Entremont, Robert Chabot, Randy Townsend, Allan Bouchard, David Robbins, Dennis Nerden, Gene Turcotte, Jeff Green, Peter Talbot, Brian McKinnon. Fourth Row: Donald Ashton, Richard Jones, Peter Albert, Tom Barbrick, Alan Weeks, Bob Weiner, James Kelleher, Bruce Feindel, John Murphy, Charles Mekolsky, Skip Ceres, Bradley Byrd, Eugene Maynard, Bruce Mitchell, Arnold Pelletier.
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