Holderness School - Dial Yearbook (Holderness, NH)

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Back Row Second Row Third Row Front Row Absent -Bieling, Jordan, Evans, Kingston P., Taylor R., Armknecht, Anthony Acolytes Guild Bent, Byers, VanTienhoven, Wilson, Thompson, Edgerly, Ellison F. Mansfield, Ahlgren. Lavallee, Smith D. -Fabian, Venno, Hatch, Carlson, Jameson J., Wood, Collins, Borell, Tuttle. -Webster J., Weiss, Hinman, Allbee, Rawle, Trickett, Webster H., Mr. Judge. -Kingston M., Eldridge, Syme, Granger, Parish, Atherton, Fox. Camera Club Back Row -Fiore, Pulsifer, Van Tienhoven, Jameson J., Mr. Stark Front Row -Borell, Stone, Hain, Coupey, Van Zandt, Kahl. Absent -Baker

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Dial Publications Staff Back Row -Talcott, Hinman, Rawle, Pulsifer, Hain, Dudley, Atherton. Middle Row -Mr. English, Fiore, Jordan, Van Tienhoven, Luff, Mr. Stark. Front Row -Taylor R., Armknecht, Hatch, Stephenson, Kingston P., Byers, Wilson. Absent -Thompson. di 4 ,. Wd VF-S. X Debating Club Back Row -Kingston M., Moxon, Webster J., Middle Row -Bieling, Atherton, Kingston P., Auer, Kelly, Mr. Abbey. Front Row -Pulsifer, Allbee, Hatch, Armknecht, Young, Cragin.

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oactcuctic-zo MUSIC With wobbly knees and wobbly voices, the fall tryouts for the new Glee Club and Choir began to assemble the groups that were later to turn out some of the finest singing heard at Holderness in a great many years. The hrst presentation of the Choir work was given during the intermission of the winter variety show. The long schedule really began with the annual Saint Mary's concert in December. Dinner and dancing followed an unusually long rehearsal and were welcome after the crowded conditions of the Littleton Baptist Church's stage. The only mishap of the whole concert was thc col- lapse of a table under Pete Kingson during the reception after the main event. In saying this, the trip of Mr. Hagerman to the church just before concert time with some of the Holderness sheet music which the director had forgotten is overlooked. Next came the Christmas candle light service which was without a doubt one of the moving spectacles of the year. With the help of the able trumpet of Tom Henderson a fine rendition of HO Holy Night was given by thc baritone solo, Peter Kingston. The addition of Roger Squire to the second tenors with his flute, Bart Jordan following on the guitar, and the conceit- hall voice of T. Sherman Anthony, known in inner circles as 'tla voix,'l provided the candle- lighters with an unforgettable version of 'tThe Shepherds of Abrussif' The flute also played a vital role in the North Woodstock conceit which followed the Christmas vacation. With the application of a hardy rehearsal beforehand and the promised relief of refreshments after- wards, the Choir put on a fine concert and moved on to the rehearsal of the coming Sun- day's anthem. One of the highlights of thc songsters was the fine group of morning prayer anthems that were rendered under watchful supervision of Director Robert linglish. A pleasant 'variation on the evensong theme were the various solos by members of the Choir. After the spring vacation Florida tans were added, the Choir and Cflec Club began to look forward to the Wayneflete conceit with anticipa- tion and practice. The girls arrived from Port- land only three hours late as a result of a faulty tire which delayed them three times. A rather