Greece Arcadia High School - Chronos Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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I l JAZZ E SEMBLE ARCADIA JAZZ ENSEMBLE: Top Row: Tom Perlich, Jeff Fellows, Philip Abel, Colin Williams. 2nd Row: Barbara Chadwick, Gary Heiligman, Chuck Monachino, Jim Shoemaker. 3rd Row: Mark Proudfoot, Lyn Brady, Tom Smith, Rex Den- ton. 4th Row: John Baccoli, David Galligan, Mike Puleo. Bottom Row: Mr. Snook, Peter Schulick, Chris Same. The Stage Band at Arcadia, directed by Richard Snook, consists of 17 musicians. The band has played music ranging from rock to jazz-rock to straight jazz, and now finds itself very dedicated to the playing of good jazz. It is for this reason that the band has elected to call itself The Arcadia Jazz Ensemble . This year, the Jazz Ensemble has played in three concerts, 2 held at Arcadia in November and Febru- ary, and at the Holiday Inn in Rochester. The Jazz Ensem- A 0. ble, along with Olympia and Athena's Stage Bands pro- ,, 1 duced the Stage Bands Only concert in March. In pre- me in., vious years, the Jazz Ensemble has gone into the Monroe e Community College Festival for State Bands. Finally, last year P.C.I. produced a record album of the Arcadia Jazz Ensemble. XX R

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Top Row: Mr. Snook, Karen Peck, Greg Watts, Jim Yolevich, Cindy Doran, Lynn Jesenka, Lisa Wehrle, Marcia Buckley. Cmdy Ford, Judy Jackson, Erika Yandle, Lisa Stambach, Cyndy Connie Marshall. WIND ENSEMBLE The Wind Ensemble, directed by Mr. Snook, con- sists of select and dedicated musicians. The Wind Ensemble performed for three concerts,'in Novem- ber, February, and May. They also played for Vice- President Nelson Rockefeller at the dedication of Park Ridge Hospital. The Wind Ensemble also went to New York State School of Music Competition this spring. Several pieces The Wind Ensemble played this year included Divergents by MacBeth, and Scenes from the Louvre by Dello Joio. Top Row: Philip Abel, Tom Perlich, Barbara Chad- BRASS SECTION: Top Row: Rex Denton, Shellee Wright, Mike Puleo, Jim Jeff Fellows, Carl Dunn, Robin Sherry. Shoemaker, Lyn Brady. 2nd Row: Peter Schulick, Tom Smith, Bob Shoemaker, Brian Palmer, David Stiles, Mark Proudfoot. 3rd Row: Chris Same, Drew Martin, Gary Heiligman, Chuck Monachino, Betsy Braund, Lori Edwards. Grant LeSchander. 4 ji 1 PERCUSSION: Bottom Row: John Baccoli, David Coons, David Galligan,

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,ira Janssen, Cyndy Coons, Leslie Kilton, Bob Perkins, Phil Herendeen, Gary Sterling, Steve Galligan, Denise Logan, Sue am Watts, Cindy Ford. 2nd Row: Christine Mischke, Janet Caupp, Lisa Adams, Mary Cuckovich, Bob Kuhn, Brian indy Sampson, Sue Reitmeyer, Sandi Thomson, Mary Lou Dengler, Ellen Lydon. 3rd Row: Jeanne Thomson, Barbara Eric Swanson, Bruce Hartley, Scott Carpenter, Sue Staunton, Patti Stanton, Sue Baron, Linda Marra, Mr. Ralph vlrs. Esther Milne, Patti Jay, Tracy Schmidlin, Nancy Petersen, Robin Sherry, Beth Brayer, Jeanie Tosti, Cathy Ridley, nguedolce, Sally Jones, Lynn Ridley. 'acy Schmidlin, Jeanie Tosti, Robin Sherry, 2nd Row: Nancy Petersen, iomson, Kira Janssen, Denise Logan, Cindy Ford, Sue Bliss, 3rd Row: : Stubbs, Sally Jones. Bottom Row: Marcia Buckley, Bonnie King, Lynn oanne Sanguedolce, SELECT CHOIR Select Choir is a group of singers with pre- vious choral experience. They must learn their music as well as the music sung in Mixed Chorus. All music is memorized. The Select Choir and Mixed Chorus gave a Christmas Concert last December' and a spring concert in May. Select Choir was asked to perform for the New York Sate School Board Association luncheon at the Americana Hotel in October and participated in the New York State School Music Compe- tition. SPECTRUM Spectrum is a group of sixteen girls' from the Select Choir. This year they sang in the Young Artists Vocal Recital, which was in October, and they participated in the Christ- mas and Spring Concerts. They have sung at Ridgemont Country Club, Greece Town Hall, nursing homes and various other community activities. Spectrum was formed six years ago and we hope they will continue to add their tremen- dous talent to Arcadia.