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

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junior High Chorus Fggnt Egg: Leora Murray, Mary Montgomery, Nancy Lowe, Walter Smith, James Franczak, Edward Farrar, Lawrence Ferm, William Franczak, Lawrence Schweizer, Thomas Moore, Beverly Laude, Carolyn Schneider, Martha Schweizer. Second Egg: Rebecca Spencer, Lorraine Kalinowski, Margaret Kramer, Norbert Bennett, Harold Jacobs, David Hossenlopp, Leland Norberg, Kurt Bemb, Peder Hancher, Thomas Galante, William McArthur, Jean Schweizer, Carol Webber, Bonnie Sprague, Judy Bemb. Third Egg: Diana Hardy, Kathleen Savage, Helen Schrader, Leonard Krzeminski, Herbert Newland, William Bennett, Gary Nagel, Carlton Nourse, James Makowski, Norman Wangelin, Judith Webb, Carol Bame, Beverly Ehrhardt, Betty Bingenheimer. Fogrth in-3: Mrs. Roll Qdirectorl, Sandra Sleeper, Lynn Filer, Carol Karpio, Jerome Pastwick, William Weaver, Raymond Harpester, Douglas Morrell, Gerald Fischer, Roger Haase, Carole Haase, Karen Roll, Carol Pilkington, Janet Stemper faccompanistl. X S K A 0 Y K X .f o I ' I' .f Q X fi If unior Band o X P-1 Front Row: Carol Pilkington, Lynn Filer, William Franczak, Carolyn Schneider, James Franczak, C3-lirzeminski, ie-cgng, QQ: Diane Savage, Jack Appleget, Margaret Kramer, Judy Davies, Raymond Stojek, Walter Smith, Harold Jacobs, Carlton Nourse, Cort Kramer, David Sillaway, Miss Provick Qdirectorj, Gordon Ferm, Norman Wangelin, Edward Grinsell, Philip Coombs. 1 - 1, Ui' sd

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