Jamesville Dewitt High School - Hilltop Echoes Yearbook (De Witt, NY)

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Top Row: Bob Marcus, Mike Royce, Dan Royce, Howard Reichel, Dave Arnold, Mary Thresh, Amy Barnett, Jessica Wiesener, Leslie Buchanan, Jill Hoekstra, Linda Leiker, Missy Lisbon, Noelle Lalley, Lauren Vriesenga, Becky Starr, Debbie Zyblicki, Second Row: Steve Stetson, Doug Dewey, Rick Clark, Wade Arnold, Brian Black, Lenore Fruehan, Tina Lin, Anna Leovey, Natalie Small, Sue Fleming, Anne Pitterelli, Lori Mayes, Lynn Decker, Linda Treglia, Anclra Vlosky, Hoa Nguyen, Third Row: Frank O'Conner, Scott Goldberg, Alan Wladis, Steve Eiholzer, Melanie Mead, Carole Mosseau, Toni Lettelier, Sue Redding, Marjie Wechsler, Carolyn Biedenger, Helen Sugarman, Paula Leader, Bottom Row: Eric Loew, Andy Nyland, Mark Decker, Paul Grecco, Sue Fondy, Nancy Goyer, Robin Schwartz, Christy Markley, Karen Port, Laura Hannett, Anne Grastorf, Evvie Vincow SINGS TOGETHER! H RM NY CHORUS Deep in the far reaches of JD High School lies a steamy, zulu-infested jungle. Students daring enough to venture into this unscarred wilderness report having heard the sounds of the age-old zulu rituals emanating mysteriously from its depths. These sounds have also been heard outside of the zulu's natural lush environment at the matrimonial ceremony of Rita Romano. Zulu elders have been observed at Crouse College instructing youthful tribe members in the traditions and rituals of this primitive tribe. ln their unique and diverse dress, the zulus danced their ceremonial dances from dawn to dusk to raise Wampum so they could indulge in a visit with another tribe in hopes of gaining allegiance to their ancestors and the proud heritage of their peoples. Beating the bongoes at this profitable festivity were the Tearjerkers, Screen Test, and naturally, the Natives. Also, regional vegetation lroses and carnationsl were sold, and the zulus demonstrated their unique talents by chanting and partaking in vivacious bodily movements at the talent show. All in all, the supreme rulers Zweleslie Buzimbanan, Swamary Thrustafombi, and Bhani Nyngomba were tickled to death with the zulu's performance this year.

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CONCERT CHOIR Top Row: Rebecca Thomas, Anne Sullivan, Naomi Penney, Sheri Bonin, Jenny Brooks, Kathy Zyblicki, Janice Viau, Eric Lichtblau, Roger Sher, Todd Eiholzer, Mark Paikoff, Scott Robinson, Second Row: Andrea Smith, Elisa Koff, Marsha Bornstien, Mary Beth Chaet, Sue Goyer, Pam Wilson, Lisa Mayes, Hanson Hsu, Charlie Bredenberg, Mark Lesselroth, Third Row: Amy Feldman, Ellen Gartener, Elizabeth Tomar, Lynn Fondy, Samantha Barrett, Laura Horsman, Kris Fitzgerald, Ken Adams, Karl Eiholzer, Bottom Row: Lisa Coolican, Debbie Barkum, Ora Jezer, Shelley Drucker, Marcia mofson, Bill Young, Brett Leyburn

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CONCERT BAN . . . Front: Rob Rosenblum, Haralds Petricecks, Scott Sohl, Leslie Perlow, Second Row: Rhonda Leyburn, Meg Goldberg, Tracy Ferrel, Anita Jenkeleit, Leanora Fruen, Julie Lapiana, Third How: Michelle Miller, Belinda Lagua, Sue Morgenstein, Michelle Dariggo, Lisa Bernier, Amy Feldman, Andrea Nuzzo, Anna Leovey, Andrea Seiclner, Fourth Row: John Miller, Don Harter, Robbie Huminick, Elizabeth O'Leary, Keith D'Mello, Matt Fitzgibbons, Brian Celano, Matt Parker, Mike McGee, Howard Reichel, Mark Rosoff, Tom Bridges, Craig Sherman, Mark Lowitz JAZZ EN SEMBLE Jazz ensemble This year the jazz ensemble took on the challenge of some very difficult professional music. However, the tal- ent and determination of its members made jazz ensemble one of the most exciting and highly acclaimed musical groups in the school. They are looking forward to playing publicly, including their annual Pancake day perfor- mance. Front Row: Tim Stone, Rob Rosenblum, Rick Goss, Todd Bell, John Stomme, Dan Walgren, Mary Manuel, Second Row: John Miller, Scott Waterman, Rob Buchanan, Pete Carmen, Joe Bromka, Third Row: Mark Biggs, Tommy Bridges, Marc Rosoff, Craig Sherman, Mark Lowitz, Not Shown: David Crenshaw.