Greenwood Central High School - Triple Terrace Yearbook (Greenwood, NY)

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ive' If First Row, R. to L.: Mary Burdick, Sally Waight, Phyllis Allen, Lillian Herrick, Waneta Sherman, Ruth Dennis. Second Row: Mrs. Rollins, Evelyn Lounsberry, Janice Bailey, LaVaun Higgins, Mary Mix, Dorothea Thomas, Florence Osmin. Third Row: Ella Woodworth, Janet Phillips, Beverly Waters, Shirley Holt, Dale Pease, Anna Wyant, Ioyce Dixon. Absen L' Clair Cornell, Dean Shennan, Larry Rogers. The citizens of Greenwood were treated to a peppy Minstrel Show, the first in many years on November 12th. The end men kept people laughing while the chorus kept them clapping February 25th we journeyed to the Bath Veterans Hospital to sing for the disabled men of many wars. Mrs. Matthews was our accompanist this year. First Row, L. to R.: Suzanne Lippert, Anna Houghtaling Mary Agnes Updyke Patricia Wallace, Sarajean Lippert, Kay Warght Shirley Caffery Jeanne Cornell Mary Jo Kernan. Second Row: Marjorie Mix Allie Mae Mills Doroth Fletcher Kaye Ford, Phyllis Plank, Shirley Clark, Alice Ribble, Frances Burdick Wrnxfred Saunders, Mrs. Rollins. Third Row: Jennie Brown Lyla Baker, Carol Hurd Shirley Higgins, Kathleen Greene, Mary Bates, Ellen Murray, Kathleen O Brien Patricia Johnson, Dorothy Fuller. Senior Hi h Chorus M, gwnfpk Y 'F I K -if t IT- Q A -9

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tudent of the Month Sitting: Phyllis Plank. Standing, L. to R.: Leo Grumley, Dorthea Thomas. Absent: William Vanderhoef, Gordon Hulse. At the monthly Teachers Association Meeting, the faculty picks a student of the month , if they think there is a deserving student that month. The purpose of this award is to encourage qualities which the teachers believe will make good citizens for our community and country. This award has nothing to do with scholastic achievement. The most com- mon charactcristics which we have found in the above students have been cooperation, trust, willingness to try, sportsmanship, responsibility and dependability. Leader ship Club S 27 First Row, L. to R.: Laverne Stephens, Dorothy York, Carol Hurd, Kay Waight, Patricia Wallace, james Dennis. Second Row: Coach Thompson, Kaye Ford, Thomas Harkenrider, Dale Woodworth, Beverly Reimann, Patrick Frank, Mary Brown. tx 'wt .- A

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Grade Chorus First Ron, I. to R ' osephine Gnrmle' Candace Frank, Janet Lewis Lorraine , .. J y, , Bassett, Mary Haskell, Janice Herrick, Nancy Dixon, Barbara Hulse, Kay Moore, Myrtle Mills, Shirley Decker, Joyce Dennis. Second Row: Mrs. Rollins, Penelope Cole, Genevieve Soble, Sandra Allen, Sharon Smith, Catherine Murray, Anne White, Jane White, Donna Shirley, Patricia Higgins, Janice Taylor, Helen Kernan, Kathleen Lounsberry. iv Onr big highlight of the year was the Minstrel Show in which the Sth and 6th Grade Girls' Chorus partici- 14 pared. Our other big activities were the Spring Concert and Festival. This .year two new instruments have been added to the band a bass horn and a tenor sax. . Our first appearance was at a P.T.A. meeting in October. A special pep band supplied music for basket- ball 'lilo Continuing our policy of exchange programs, we played at Seto and Troupsburg. April 22 was a big day as we played for the entertainment of the veterans at Bath. ' First Row, Seated, L. to R.: Patricia Johnson, Beverly Waters, Sarajean Lippert, Laverne Stephens, Clair Cornell, Patricia Wallace, Jeanne Cornell. Second Ron: Evelyn Lounsberry, Joanne Harkenrider, Gary Reimann, Shirley Caffery, Richard Harkenrider, Leo Gnxmley, Dale Pease, Dorothea Thomas. Third Roux' Lyla Baker, Kathleen Murphy, Joyce Dixon, Ruth Dennis, Shirley Higgins, Lillian Herrick, Ellcn Murray, Richard Harkenrider, Dean Sherman, Amold Sherman, David Frank, Phyllis Plank, Carol Hurd, Waneta Sherman, Kaye Ford. Standing: Jennie Brown, Patrick Frank, Mrs. Rollins, Robert Harkenrider, Larry Rogers. Band Arnold Sherman President Patricia johnson f Sec'y. 8: Treas. Jeanne Cornell Student Council hka. Rollins Advisor 29