Harriton High School - Aurora Yearbook (Rosemont, PA)

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kgs . - lip- :fri W QM H. lj LQ. .. ::!n .x - ,22f.ff.v if s , .Z 'ical' fs- f . -xl is jay ' Q yr. -l x if T T Q. Music maesTro Mr. Teare Takes a break beTween numbers. Vocal Music The vocal music deparTmenT aT HarriTon, headed by Mr. Ronald C. Teare, consisTs oT Three groups. This arrangemenT oTTers The be-neTiTs oT choral music To all sTudenTs. The maior group, HarriTon's ConcerT Choir, consisTing oT iunior and senior boys and girls, conTinued To sTrive Tor choral perTecTion Through improvemenT oT Techniques oT Tone qualiTy, dicTion, Timing and piTch. This group, aided by The experience oT reTurning members and new TalenT, had The advanTage oT sTudying a varieTy oT music as They increased in Their skill. AnoTher division oT The deparTmenT is The Boys' Chorus. ln spiTe oT The limiTed range oT The male voice They did have an opporTuniTy To sing numerous composiTions Through Mr. Tearels skillTul rearrange- menTs. The Girls' Chorus presenTed a chance Tor sophomore girls inTeresTed in ioining The choir To learn abouT The program oT choral music. Several concerTs were given ThroughouT The year, including The ChrisTmas ConcerT and The Annual Spring ConcerT, held aT HarriTon. ln addiTion To perTorming boTh a cappella and wiTh piano accompani- menT, The members oT The choral groups joined wiTh The orchesTra To produce sTirring combined numbers. iff? CCW' T' BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Teare, C. WeiTzel, J. Chapin, M. KiTzmiller, B. Geckle M. Sossaman, B. McKee, C. Briscoe, J. Baker, N. SherTz, M. WaTT, L. WyaTT, L. Neal, J. l-lurberT, M. Moore, L. SoTie, C. HoTTer, L. Ge'rTy, C. Driscoll, R. KaTz. S. Cohen, A. BelmonTe, J. KiTzmiller, E. Corl. SECOND ROW: S. FridlingTon, C STein, J. McDowell. L. Cahn, B. Vacca, D. Mauger, B. PeTTiT, S. Brill, D. Ferguson J. l-lamilfon, D. Regan, J. Bader, V. Bemis, S. Rhimer, P. Clendenning, C Johnson, K. Sweeny, C. TuTTle, J. Delmore, L. STrawbridge, B. Benson, P. Furniss 72 3 A. BelmonTe. THIRD ROW: S. Ross, J. Wynkoop, P. STevens, H. Hamrick, A. Chance, F. LePera, S. Skillman, F. Carnrnan, T. T-leaver, L. Vogle, J. Hosner, S. Landau, B. KingshoTT, H. Brooks. FOURTH ROW: E. Farris, R. Buck, L. DuranTe, R. Dennison, R. Grasso, R. Gray. B. MarTin, A. Taylor, C. KaTz, T. Davies, E. CoddingTon, H. Sellers, C. Gaymor. ABSENTEES: S. Borish, M. Niness, L. Richards. R. Cross, W. Hearn.

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To sTudy and appreciaTe all Types oT music is The goal oT HarriTon's band, ably direcTed by lvlr. Andrew Frech. This year The boys played a wide varieTy oT composiTions ranging Trom The classical Torms oT The eighTeenTh cenTury To The swiTT marches oT John Phillip Sousa and ArTie Shaw's Begin The Beguinef' The band began iTs season by providing pep songs and marches aT TooTball games, supplemenTing This wiTh snappy TormaTions. Proudly displaying Their new uniTorms, The boys indeed presenTed a colorTul picTure on The Tield. WiTh The close oT The busy TooTbaIl season, The band Turned iTs eTTorTs To perTecTing concerT music. The selecTions rehearsed were guiTe numerous, alThough only The besT were perTormed aT concerTs. The beTTer musicians in The organizaTion were also given an oppor- TuniTy To perTorm as soloisTs or in solo groups during programs pre- senTed aT HarriTon and oTher local high schools. The high poinT oT The year T960-bl was The annual Spring ConcerT which ended anoTher Tine season oT music. DirecTor Andrew Frech sTrilces a pose-ready To Talce if on The down beaf. 'Vx FIRST ROW: H. Gosweiler, A. Golc.lsTein, R. Pierce, H. LoTT, R. WolTmaTe, A. BringolT. SECOND ROW: H. Lodge, D. Reynolds, J. Zilberberg, J. TuTTle, D. STrawbridge, B. Biclcell, W. Parvin, A. Havens. B. Buchanan, D. Bradford. THIRD ROW: P. DeHaan. S. Carroll, W. Dunlop, P. Rausch, W. Grunder, J. HaIbersTadT, E. Fleming, T. Lodge, C. Schmalenberger, W. Reynolds, P. Brazina, J. MeTzgar, J. Rubin, S. BenneTT. FOURTH ROW: J. PancoasT, M. Murphy, C. English, E. Magee. J. EsTes, M. Silber. D. Eachus, B. MacArrhur S. Kline. S. SmiTh, A. Braumfeld. FIFTH ROW: Mr. Frech, J. Rawson, D. Deuble, D. Gavin, M. Mordell, J. Hammerman. 7l

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An air of reverence fills flue audilorium as Mr. Teare direcls Clnoir in llwe annual Clnrisrmas program. ,Nz I BOTTOM ROW: Mr. Teare, D. Sullon. N. Marlrley, S. Sfarford, A. Crawford, D. Ewell, W. W r L Slevenson, M. Engle, J. Leuielle, A. Medinqer, D. Frosl, K. Oallogly, N. Lynch, R. Vvfnloclf C S rn SECOND ROW: J. Surnerson, B. Walson, P. Ouinlan, P. Miller, C. l-larberr. S. Spealcr-nan H. P l o M. Madara, S. l-lerslcowilz, F. Elion. C. Long, V. Reiclward, M. Palmer, S. Farris. Tl-HRD R Pxplelbaum, K. l-larrzell, C. Wlwirney, B. Davenport D. Sfurla, S. Locke, E. Eoardrnan E. For E F C. Baldwin, S. Williarnson, J. McArll'1ur, S. Reynolds, M. Slwinn, J. Halberslaclr, R. Kirscrner, A R rr Mr. Teare al piano. BOTTOM ROW: P. Ogle, D. Game, G. Foofe, D. Edwards, S. Jones, B. Ya+es M. Wlwifney. SECOND ROW: A. Liss, W. Jessup, G. Uplwouse. W. Peck, R. Kohn, J. Ferrucci. THIRD ROW: R. LeaviH, D. I-loice, R. Harman, M. Real. ABSENTEE: E. Peflca. ' iel GOAT?