Easthampton High School - Echo Yearbook (Easthampton, MA)

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Easthampton Orchestra The High On Wednesday mornings during Activity Period the sound of blended musical instruments issued from the auditorium, for the orchestra was rehearsing un- der the direction of Mr. Barre. In recent years a new addition to the instrumentation was an almost complete percussion section and a brass bass section, which give depth to the orchestra's music. The orchestra distinguished itself in the Spring Concert, in which it participated in conjunction with the High School Band and Clee Club and the Junior Band and Glee Club. The proceeds of this concert were used to repair the instruments of the music department. MEMBERS OF THE ORCHESTRA Violin Rosalie Parsons Edith Sheehan Patricia Sniado Lois Cullen Holly Osborn Clarinet Gayle Sheldon Gayle Green Flute Roland LaFrance 66 T T T rumpet Earl Lizotte Shirley Lehr Mary Weidhaas Deann I.eBeau jill Iles rom bone Nancy Howland Robert Craig u ba Richard Beebe Horns Beverly Graham Emily Roscoe Percussion Alfred Girard Howard Lussier Piano Joan Granger

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14 H 1 Y Diane Allard Joanne Baceski Theresa Baldyga Richard Beebe Luanne Bergmann Claire Bessette Pauline Boulanger Elizabeth Cernak Sandra Damon Joyce Dennis Arthur Doiron Carole Finn Elodie Fleury Ruth Ewing Joanne Gendreau Julie Geryk Deanna Gingras Alfred Girard Jacqueline Girouard Beverly Graham Gayle Green Marilyn Green Barbara Herrmann Betty Herrmann Nancy Howland Audrey Humphriss Jill Iles Joyce Ingenito Ivy Isherwood MEMBERS 0F GLEE CLUB Dale Kaeppel Janice Kaeppel Jean Kaeppel Marjorie Kaeppel Cynthia Kennedy Alma Kieszek Carole Kinlock Dick Kinlock Linda Knowlton Jane Kosior Delores Kowalczyk Eileen Labrie Jeannette Lafontaine Dorothy Lagowski Lillian Lajoie Gloria LaLiberte Ruth Laliberte Lucille LaPlante Roberta Laprade Deann LeBeau Shirley Lehr Howard Lussier Nancy Mackie Raymond Magdalenski Jane Malanson Christine Marcisz Joyce McCarthy Joyce McNamara Ruth Mesh Carol Mimitz Donna Mitchell Daniel Morrison Marjorie Morrison Marie Nace Arline Newton Holly Osborn Carole Paluca 65 Theresa Pariseau Rosalie Parsons Carol Poudrier Gloria Poudrier Shirley Raymond Emily Roscoe Delores Rozanski Lillian Rusin Mary Sanders Betty Schott Nancy Sena Gayle Sheldon Myrna Sheldon Patricia Sniado Joan Solinowski Irene Soja Doris St. Sauveur Pauline St. Sauveur Marian Szumowski Cynthia Thouin Aurea Tolson Patricia Tourville Robert Wagner Marie Waltz Mary Weidhaas Judith White Gail Wolfram Mr. Howard Barre

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HOUSEHOLD ART Girls who take this course meet in the Household Arts Building several days each week. Under the leadership of Miss Hazel Eames, the instructor, they learn the fundamentals of such valuable domestic skills as sewing and cooking. Most of the students begin sewing by learning to make a skirt, gradually they advance to more diflicult objects of clothing, such as street dresses and suits. Much care is given to details and proper finishing touches so that a neat, well-fitted garment results. The following girls are enrolled in the Household Arts Course: Theresa Baldyga, Lois Cullen, Olga Dailyde, Judy Fisher, Jacqueline Girouard, Gladys Graham, Cynthia Kennedy, Carol Kinlock, Florence Krawczyk, Alice Lafontaine, Dorothy Lagowski, Barbara LaMere, Diana Martin, Joyce McCarthy, Beverly Mercer, Marjorie Morrison, Patricia Olkow- ski, Holly Osborn, Barbara Richardson, Dolores Ro- zanski, Lillian Rusin. When the girls are learning to cook, they begin by making muffins, preparing breakfast foods, and cooking simple dishes. Later they are taught to plan and cook an entire meal for family-size groups, as well as the correct form of table settings and dining courtesies. Occasionally the girls in this department prepare and serve a full-course luncheon to the prin- cipals of the Valley Wheel Schools when the meeting is held in Easthampton. Miss Hazel Eames