Holland Central High School - Wooden Shoe Yearbook (Holland, NY)

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EHUH 5 g Front 593: Hose Marie Monkelbaan, Patricia Mosher, Shirley Worthington, Elaine Keller, Marjorie Glaser, Mary Wood, Jean Draper, Joyce Kuhn, Betty Lou Glase. Second Row: Rosella Hochadel, Betty Rice, Joyce Fischeg Jessie Snyder, Amelia Landahl, Mary Sheehan, Rose Fisher, Margaret Byroads, Norma Jean Dustin, Joan Manchester. Third Egg: Alice Wood, Lorraine Penzes, Mary Ellen Lewis, Verna Palmateer, Joan Benzel, Dolores Bogucki, Marilyn Linde, Marjorie Piedmont, Ruth Rogers, Agnes Carter. Fourth Egg: Nancy Kirkby, Rose Reumann, Alice Rosten, Eleanor Boies, Donna Mae Schreiber, Inez Geer, Mary Schreiber, Betty Helm, Shirley Devling, Elaine Kirsch, Donna George, Orvilla Palmer. Fifth Egg: Walter Lewis, Duane Jacobs, Carol Schreiber, Jeannette Richards, Janice Meredith, Anna Reuter, William Jones, Herbert Fischer, Martha Fattey, Lucia Johnson, Mark Reiner, Mr. Asmus CMusic Teacherl. ., The Chorus has had an active year under the direction of GL! Mr. Asmus, music supervisor. The members have au g at N assemblies, evening programs and at recitals. Marjorie Piedmont was selected last fall as the president gg of this group and Joyce Kuhn has served as vice-president. if b The librarians for the year have been Orville Palmer, Mark Reiner, Walter Lewis,Betty Lou Glase,and Roselle Hochadel. JJ The highlight of the year was the presentation of the Com- mu ity Christmas Program entitled nChristmas Windowsn. The Chorus furnished the musical background for the various scenes of this program. no

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BUYS 51311 IEE EL B Seated: Robert Reinhardt, Leonard Kalinowski, Bud Bohadlo, Raymond Edington, Duane Jacobs, Colin Gould, Raymond Palmer. Standing: Donald Snyder, Kenneth Helm, Nor- bert Borowski, Clifford Rice, Richard Tyler, Joe Szulewski As its name implies the Boys' Service Club was organized to give boys an opportunity to render valuable ser- vice to the school in various ways. The members assist with stage and auditorium work, with the supervi- sion of the playground and the operation and maintenance of our visual equipment. Needless to say, the school profits greatly from the unselfish service of these boys and they, in tumn, gain valuable experience. UFFIEE ST FF Seated: Rose Marie Monkelbaan, Donna George, Elaine Potter, Joyce Fischer, Donna Mae Berg, Nonma Jean Dustin. Standing: Miss Beardsell, Martha Fattey, Mary Ellen Lewis,Colin Gould, Patricia Lowe,Carol Schreiber, Helen Reynolds, Joan Manchester Perhaps no group of students in the whole school is kept busier than the office assistants. Answering the telephone, delivering messages and announcements, typing, operating the mimeograph and ditto machines, even taking charge of classes when teachers are called from their rooms, are among the multitude of duties per- formed by this faithful group of students. Needless to say such a variety of duties provides for these students rich experiences not only in routine office work but also in the development of qualities of lead- ership and responsibility. 39

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I-KN Rf M . Asmus, Director clarinets ,lilutes Hmm D as Colin Gould om' org' Bud Bohadlv Faye Tiffany Martha Fattey Charles Logan Joyce Fischer Mary Sheehan Sophie Reuba Theresa Wawro Jo Ann Knox Lynette Stevens Lorraine Hines Louise Heitman Lester Bragg Mark Reiner 'Eorns Robert Reinhardt Robert Little Harris Evans Raymond Palmer Trumpets Walter Lewis Clayton Snyder Robert Schreiber LeRoy Benzel Elaine Keller Gerald Schurr y Marjorie Piedmont J Base .' 0 Philip Darbee . ff' 7 Norbert Borowski t ' Percussion William Jones Mary Wood Edwin Wbbd Jgycg Kuhn XA. 'T' l X, xx lx X X 5 The school band has participated in many programs this year. Its first public performance was at the parents' program in November. It also furnished the music at the senior play given in the fall and the three oneamt plays given in April. The spring concert was the highlight of its activities for the year. As usual a number of good assembly programs were given by this group. One that was most enjoyed was the program given by the students who compose the dance band unit. Other activities for the band included several trips to Buffalo to attend music concerts. The president of the band this year was Colin Gould. Marjorie Piedmont was vice-president and Mary Wood served as SecretaryhTreasurer. Other students who assisted were Clayton Snyder and Edwin Wood as set-up managers and Mark Reiner, Walter Lewis, Jo Ann Knox, Lynette Stevens as librarians. hl