Ithaca High School - Annual Yearbook (Ithaca, NY)

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43 -3 First Row: Bette Nelson, Joanne Brown, Ann Lounsbery, Alice Hall, Betty Nelson: Second Row: Peggy Hospital, Gloria Drake, Pat Mahool, Carol Robinson, Sue Womble, Renee Sack, Barbara Grove, Gloria Scott, Connie Bonanni, Roberta Horowitz, Peg Teeterg Third Row: Dilly Beeson, Gail Loomis, Susan Grover, Phyllis Zibulski, Nancy Lyon, Margaret Price, Phoebe Mason, Julie Gentle, Linda Shaw, Connie Rotunno, Roberta Terwillegzar, Jean Holtham, Sandy Pugsley, Mr. Mason: Fourth Row: Sheila Winters, Helen Mc-Meekin, Claire Clarey, Lynne Conner, Janet Ingalls, Edith Parr, Kris Thorsland, Doralee Zion, Donna Metz, Susie Dolkos, Ann De Lill, Barbara Blackg Fifth Row: Alice Bly, Dorothy Schlater, Meme Gaherty, Marcia Meigs, Midge Broad, Joan Hornbrook, Jean Kristoff, Nancy Hull, Carol Soyring, Carol Sherwood, Joanne Testut, Gail Knapp, Barbara Spencerg Sixth Row: Janet Weiskerger, Eileen Morton, Alice Dalton, Thelma Prince, Jean Baker, Helen Rempel, Beth Bradley, Susan Kent, Carol Sue Epstein, Carol Wilson, Pat Pearl, Phyllis Weber, Jackie Terpening, Susan Laubengayer, Bev Dimock, Joan Shepardson. Choral and Glee Clubs Blend This year has been an exceptionally good one for the Choral and Glee Clubs. Both separately and to- gether as the Senior Choir, they presented many fine programs. At Christmas thel Choir participated in two school concerts, an evening performance of vocal and instru- X mental music put on by students in the lthaca Public Schools and a school assembly. One of the most enjoy- able numbers was ulVlary Had a Baby in which Alice Bly sang the soprano solo. Another high point was reached when the orchestra joined with the Choir in 4'Shepherds' Farewell to the Holy Familyf' A program of Christmas music was also given for the lthaca Women's Club. A banquet was held on February 21 at Willard Straight, and Bruce Shapley acted as Master of Cere- monies. Pins were presented to outstanding members of the Choral and Glee Clubs. At the spring orchestra concert, the Glee Club CHORAL CLUB President ....... . . . . . Ann Lounsbery Vice-President ,..... ......... B etty Lou Nelson Mr. Mason leads a Choral Club practice Secretary-Librarians . . . . . .Alice Hall, Bette Nelson Treasurer ......... ......... J oanne Brown session. l 22 l

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M..- a....1a. Hugo, Miriam Heinicke: Oboe: Christina Mathewsong Clarinets: Jonathan Levine, Allen Moore, Jane Kleeman, J. Cuy- ler Page, Barbara Painter: Bassoon: Margaret Musgrave: French Horns: Jacqueline Klune, Jack Harding, Janet Weis- kerger, Elizabeth Taylor: Trumpets: Charles Dickinson, David Foster, Donald Hatt, Lee Leonard: Trombones: Larry Bennett, Byron McCalmon, Richard York, Nancy Stump, Mary Lee Alles, Norman Lacy: Tuba: Warren Marks: Percus- sion: Stiewart Wallace, Judith Sine, Jane Galvin, William Mobbs: Associate Pianist: Andrew Thomas: Alternate Pianist: .lanet C ose. and Charles Dickinson were featured soloists on the French horn and trumpet, respectively. The Senior Choir joined the orchestra in presenting selections from 4'The Student Princev by Sigmund Romberg. ln recognition of the Mozart Bicentennial, the or- chestra gave an all-Mozart assembly program on April ll. Jackie Klune gave a repeat performance, and An- drew Thomas, pianist, played Mozart's ':Concertina in Cf' The orchestra traveled to the Boynton Junior High School on April 19 to present an assembly program. President . . ..... Hugh Lacy Secretary . . . .... Ann Lounsbery Librarian .......... .... M artha Musgrave ' Assistant Librarian ...Richard Slocum Orchegtra members Concentrate on pro- Conductor ........ .... M iss Marsh dueing a memorable spring concert. E211

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First Row: Bob Blye, Andy Thomas, Bruce Shapley, Bob Cunningham, Bob Ballard, Second Raw: Herbie Love, Barry Shulman, George Knaysi, Bob Lupo, Dave Temeles, Ken Malone, Dave Terpening, Herb Nelson, Ralph Dayton, Bob Hodges, Roger Johnson, Julius Eastman, Bob Jamison: Third Row: Bob Whittier, Jim Smith, Gordon Light, Marshall Budd, Warren Henline, Roger Buckley, Reuben Dworsky, Keith Messenger, Larry Hoard, John Yengo, Torrance Coun- tryman, Dave Brown: Fourth Row: Larry Bennett, Dave Graves, Ralph Willsey, Fred Weinhold, George Lockrow, Dean Bruckner, Calvin Drayton, Don Brady, Dave Marion, Bill Leagans, Vince Burlarley: Fifth Row: George Malti, Bill Fish, Roger Yonkin, Stuart Hallock, George Blodgett, John Farrow, Ed Lee, Pete Baldwin, Warren Marks, Bruce Ol- iver, Don Brewster, John Siegfried, Ed Wilcox, Dave DeGrafl'. I3O Voices to Form Choir members were very proud of their new navy blazers. At this time the Choir again joined the orchestra in pre- senting selections from The Student Princen by Sig- mund Romberg. Dilly Beeson, Joan Hornbroolc, Helen MeMeekin. and Ralph Dayton were soloists. The Choir also took part in an all-Mozart assembly when they sang Ave verum Corpusf, Some of the best numbers presented at the Choir's annual concert on April 27 were the difficult Jig for Voicesf, the beautiful '4Night- fall in Skyef, and the '4Crazy Cantataw with soloists Gloria Drake and Larry Hoard. A great honor was bestowed upon the Choir when Dilly Beeson and Alice Bly were selected to go to St. Louis, Missouri, and take part in the National Festival of Music. On May 8 the Choir traveled to Johnson City and Binghamton North and on the following day Ithaca High entertained the Nottingham School Choir from Syracuse. GLEE CLUB President ........ .... B ruce Shapley Vice-President ..... .... R obert Ballard Secretary-Librarian . . . ......... Robert Blye Treasurer ......... .... R obert Cunningham T231 ,ffl apt -- , A R , -,,,- Glee Club rehearses for the Christmas concert.