Darien High School - Dariannus Yearbook (Darien, CT)

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Row l, L.-R.: R. Irwin, E. Holdsworth, L. Burkett, A. Lindbergh, C. Chase. Row 2: R. Rakaseder, J. Friedman, A. Barney, S. Eslick, V. Montlick. K. Henslee. W. Duddy, L. Jenson. Row 5: G. Anderson, D. Doolittle, S. Albrecht, R. Macetta, K. Kreicler, F. Malen, R. Bond, A. Festa. A. Latimer, B. Wagner. Row 4: P. Williams, R. Winn, W. Goddard, D. Peiper, P. Drowne, D. Brencher, Mr. Thompson, director, T. Dance, T. Haymes. Presenting a lighter form of music, the D.H.S. band display at the Westport game. In addition to its fall is an integral part of our musical program. The organ- activities, a concert version of the band participates ization s most important function is its stimulation of in the Spring Concert and ably represents Darien High school spirit at each home football game. This year, in the towns Memorial Day Parade. the marching musicians staged a brilliant half-time The pre-game freeze before Ike llverlport encounter.

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Orchestra and Band Molded under the experienced baton of Director performs, with seasoned ability, recognized works of Luther Thompson, the D.H.S. orchestra dutifully pro- no little dificiculty at the Christmas Cantata, at the vides light musical interludes and rousing marches at Spring Concert, and at Commencement. the various school plays and assemblies, moreover, it Fiddlerr Fortter, Troja, Gower, and Sager make the rotifz fly on Hot Cufmryf' Row 1, I..-R.: P. Plunkett, M, Bache, Y. Principe, R. Irwin, B. Wagner, C. Holahan, P. Morrison. Row 2: J. Thompson, D. Brooks, A. Weck, C. jones, E. Holdsworth, L. Burkett, T. I-laymes, C. Chase, A. Lindbergh, T. Glick, D. Doolittle, S. Eslick, A. Barney, K. Borch, J. Friedman, R. Rakaseder, R. Cupetta. Row 5: P. Forster, B. Troja, E. Gower, B. Sager. R. McCurdy, K. Kreider, F. Mehlin, G. Anderson, R. Bond, W. Duddy, K. Hensley, L. Jenson, P. Vlfilliams, A. Latimer, L. Svenning, A. Festa, R. Kramer. Row 4: Mr. Thompson, director, R. Karl, D. Brencher, S. Hoyt, S. Earnshaw, P. Drowne R. Winn, S. Albrecht, A. Harper. ,H 1

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A Cappella Choir Please, no more lullabietfn An inspiring rehearsal arouses various reactions among choir members. 'If I catch the ban ming that falxetto . . . ow! Vocal directive by Mr. Thompson. Despite rumors to the contrary, the requirements for membership in the harmonious organization known as A Cappella is not one's ability to act like a sardine on stage. Although the immense size of this year's A Cappella Choir does have it's drawbacks, the excellence of the music produced completely over- shadows the impediments. Rehearsing twice a week during seventh period, the Choir, directed by Mr. Thompson and accompanied by Row 1, L.-R.: Mr. Thompson, Director, A. Brown, D. Gillies, F. Doro, L. Vernet, -I. Kingman, C. Copeland, C. Wilson, D. Hobbie, P. Brosnahan, L. Valenti, P Forster, B. Young, J. MacGarvey, C. Jones, S. Williams, M. Underwood, G: Simmel, N. Florentine, T. Fisher, G. Timmins, P. Mooney, J. Burr, R. Bond A. Via, H. Duram, C. Wisehart, C. Rhody, M. Kemp, L. Carlborg, C. Troneclc, M. Brady. Row 2: S. Fitch, J. Roberts, T. Davis, C. Gordon, B. Smith, L. Scha- berg, S. Purvis, P. Klein, I. Sorteberg, J. Scanlon, B. Decker, D. Morris, P. Romaniello, R. Fischer, R. Daddona, L. Russell, S. Emery, T. Stempel, S. Albrecht. Row 3: M. MacGregor, M. Morse, M. Wodtke, V. Cotaling, N. Pickering, 1. Har- per, M. Williams, L. Blackledge, B. Nolan, G. Gorton, G. Cosman, J. Wadington, 'I04