Fulton High School - Fultonian Yearbook (Fulton, NY)

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TH E FULTONIAN Senior Orchestra l Lelt to right, top row-S. Howe, S. Dzicdzic, H. Moon, C. Loomis, R. Gardner, A. Cincottzi, M. Hoke QTc:iclierl, A. Lowtlrn, gl. Ozlllzigher, E. Shattuck, E. Woodbury, A. Glildmillh M- HZIYXTHVUS- Left to right, bottom row-L. Halstead, H. Jennings, N. Hollingsworth, E. Ricrdon, H. Inazxmclls, H. Holtz, B. Dunliam, T. Procopiu. The Senior Orchestra, under the direction of Miss Meryle Hoke, met in September, 1929, and elected the following ofiicers: Preyidem nnnn,nnnn ,,,, S U-. eeee.eee,e ee-. HELEN INGAMELLS Ifim-111-aeifiefyf S., eeee.,.eee ,- ,eee.eeeee 2-2 LEON HALSTEAXD Sffrelary and T1'e11s14re1' ,e.l 2 e,.,e,,e 2. ESTHER WOODBURY Librm-inn ee.- ,eeee,ee,,e...e,e.eeee,ee, . TONY Paocomo The Orchestra has had an unusually full schedule to carry. ln order to render the selections expected on public programs, it has been necessary for the president to arrange for extra rehearsals in the evening. The Orchestra has been ever ready to participate in programs when called upon and has presented the same good quality of music that has been character- istic of the Senior Orchestras of the past years. Besides playing in assem- bly, the Orchestra has rendered selections for the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club. It has also participated in the following public programs: The Senior Play, May 20,.The Art Exhibit, May 23, Physical Training Exhibition, May 27, Rural Program, June 5, High School Musical Festival, June 13, Baccalaureate, June 22, Commencement, June 24. -..gf 2 gig..-

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THE FULTONIAN Junior Orchestra Firts row, left to right-O. Woodward, R. Waugh, C. Kestcrke, R. NVare. Second rim-W. Hackett, 'l'. 5CI'fl'IlllSlil, lVl. Oalhout, C. Gilbert, C. Small, N. llollingsuoilli, I.. llaickett, gl. Griflitli, ll. Xv2lllSXXHl'lll. 'lillird rovt-Nl. llzmlllorne, llrl. lJiNa1'do, S. Dziednic, R. Braty, S. Story, VV. llauley, Miss llolae, A. Bennett, sl. Ristzigno, A. Gladman. The High School Junior Orchestra, under the supervision of Miss Meryle Hoke, was organized with the following oflicers: Ivcszdcm ooos ,. ooo.nn,,,,.,ooso..o,,, Avyruua CZLADMAN Vice-President .ooo...o,o-. ..,,... - , o.oooo -..H SAM S'1'oRY Secretary and Trcamrw- ooooo.Aoo..o...oo CLAUDE GlI.15Iill'F This Orchestra has furnished entertainment for Parent-Teachers meetings. The grade schools had several programs at which the Junior Orchestra played. It has participated in several assemblies including the agricultural program. During the winter it rendered selections at a public presentation of three plays. The personnel of the Orchestra is as follows: l'iano-Robert Bracy, Ruth A. Waugh, Ola Woodward. Yiolinv-Stanley Dziedzic, Mario Di Nardo, Anna Lamb, Ward Hawley, Sam Story, joe Ristagno, Gordon Pollard, Alton Bennett. Clarinet-'I'heodore Serfranski, Weldon Hacket. If Alto Saxophone-Newell Hollingsworth, Lloyd Hackett. Ban-io-Genevieve Kcsterkc, Robert Ware. Cornet-John Grillith. i C Melody Saxophone-Claude Gilbert, Curtis Small. Trombone-Millard Hawthorne. Drums-Arthur Gladman, lVlelvin Oathout. ..,.,.,Ef 2 1