John Jay High School - Yearbook (Cross River, NY)

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ig' J 1' ' The senior high band is led fo success by Mr. Finlayson. Ciarinefsz P. Ml gan, N Prlrn G. Fir- ays:n, B, W? 'arns, B. Srrffn. P. Cgrer T, He 'nes S. Se-:Ck J. Grarran, C. Read, S. Sanr P. Covey C, S rqei L Peck, B. Ne,k'rcr, Bass Clarinersz J. Moore, K. Me ahn J. Schroeder, Trom- bones: R. Branf, B. Cooper R. I-iiiiiard, R. Covey, E. Gordon, L. Green D Mircrerf. Bari+ones: M. Wrfqhr, P, Keioqq M, Rossow, K. Dniiy, Shing Basses T Evans J Kin Trum eis' J Maas R Ludw' G Covef E Schrimpe R . i, . .q. p . . , , iq, . y . , . Taycr B. Barfz, T. Dworkr, C. Mi+che'. Sexophones: D. B'ccks W. Parker. D. Wakeman, K. Quinn, J. Gedney L. MacA pine, M. Canfine, L. Gordon T. Scanne. Flu+es: S. W:od5'r M, M..rpi y J. Jordan D. Mafihes. S Eidridqe, R. Stone, G. Preble. Percussion: M. Kee er, M. Leonard R. M' Morrow, B. Wheien. Sousaphone: S. Boarne 1 A ,-ff' ,H The senior high choir harmonizes. D. Abbey, H. A'onzc J, Andrews P. Arnrnein, A, Are'a W. Baiqfeyen B. Bagke,, A. B..r?cn, M Caniine, F. Coiino, B. Cooper, J. Crcrniffe, B. Ccireii, G. Ce-.ey, P. Covey, R. Cove, P Quran, M. Dingee, P. Durham, T. Evans B. Fisher, K. Pree, L. Gcrrdon J. Graiian, L. Green, E Gordon, A. Hardy, M, Johnson, J. Jordan M. Keeier, P. Kefiogq, S. Lanfry, J. Laniqan, M, Leonard L. Lundqren, L. Lewis, L. MacAip'ne, K. MLMorrew J. Marfhews K, Meiahn, C. Mnche, D Mifchefi, A. Morris, A. Msrray. J. Msrray, S. Wooofin, J, Moore, M. Murpry, i. Oksanen, W Parker, B. Paul, J. Raane, J. Qairn, K. Qsinn, S. Sadai, S. Sanf, T. Scanne, K, She don E Schrirnpe, N. Schmre, B. Schmiff, B. Srnfiw, C. Sfinqe, M. Saiiiyar-, R. Tay-or, G. Thompson, S Whaien, T. Heimes, G. Prebie, B. McCair, J. Jones S. Edridqe, B. Neukirch, J. Scanneii L Peck, G. Finiayson, J. Maas, B. Barfz, R. Ludwig, J. Ge-dney, R. Sfone. E

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ol emotion. This year our music department has grown to such a great extent with thc course Iior music majors and music literature that many more junior ancl senior high stuclents than ever hclore have hccn ahle to participate in the musical activities of our school. lille have hacl a great experience putting on concerts cluring the year and have never lost the spirit of learning in any of these events. One of our greatest accomplishments was the Christmas production in which all of the musical organizations participated. The music department is encleavoring to cle- velop a greater appreciation for the great music lircrtiturc of the world. All its programs are clecl- icatecl to this idea. JUNIOR I-IIC-I-I BAND EINDS THAT PRACTICE MAKES PEREECT. D. Hall, W. Lans, P. Bradley, J, Lantry, K. Erquist, T. Marotta. D. Esaclc, E. Schrirnpe, D. Van Wcrmer, A. I-lelms, W. Williams, V. Easiman M. Green, A. Eiacco D. McCIeI'a'id, J. Eorman. G. M'Grath, R. I-lirninq T. Rnwedder, E. Gay, C. Radd, P. O'EIyn. B. B..rr, J. Sndai, D. Merrill, M. Curran, D. DeMarco, I-I. Boucher, D. Gstman S. Mayer, M, Morris L, Ward, P. Wright J. Howe J, l-licks B. Tayer, P. Geyer, L. Kirchott, B. Srholec, ' f l S P-1 it -Q 5 if 0: JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CI-IOIR BLENDS VOICES A. Addis, J, Alcoclc, P, Bradley, G. Butt. L. Cohen, D. DeMarco, D. Dursrnoor A. Ddrham, V. Eastman, J. Eorrnan, D. Gutman, W. Hayden, W. Lang, I-I. Maas, R. Merriclc, R, Munlc E. Murray, A. Rydqren, S, Swanson, S. Thompson, S. Thurston D. Trussel, J. Vitfe lo, I-I. Whittle. M. Ward, A. Barlcer, P. Breese, W. Clabault, S. Esterbroolcs, P. Hilliard J. I-lowefl, M. Morris, T. Rowedder. J. Sadai, S. Shortall, J. Tintera C. Vierinq, E. Woodcoclr, L. Whatmore, I-'l. Boucher E. Babb, J. Cory, A. Eiacco, R. Einucane, S. I-lorne, E. Lorenz, S. Mayer, S. McCarty. C, McClelland K. Michelsen, R. Rummler, M. Sears J, Taylor, P, Van Streader, D. Van Worr-ner. W. Apy, G. Austin, P. Bogardus. K. En- quist, D. Gedney, R. I-la'l, L. King, L. Kirchott, C. Nash, D. Reid. B. Ross, K, Sullivan, R. Westcott, W. Fisher, J, I-licks, C. Joyce, J. Lawrence, P. Nadeau, B. Balqooyen, J. Elder, E. Kastninq, K. Kelly. M. I.aI'y, M. Nash, J. Nye, A, Perry, D. Piller, K. Shortall, M. Tierney W. Williams, J. Barbour. E. Barlcer, D. Barrel, A. Baur, J. Boissey, I-'I Erost, J, Einucane, S. Ereudenheirn, D. Gambini, M. Gavalis, M. Green B, Griswold, R. Griswold, A. I-lelms, G. Marcus, D. Merrill, E. Moore B. Neulcirch, P. O'Elyn, S. Quinn, J. Rice, S. Sayles, D. DiPace, G Bradbury, P. Breese, S. Conlon, D. Ferguson, K. Grimshaw, R. I-lirninq B. Morrill, S. Quick, R. Reid, G. Ranieri, C. Rossow, E. Shrimpe, B Srholec, M. Somers, E. Stahl, J. Thibdeau, N. Van Streader, S. Zimmer J. Curtis, U. DiNardo, C. Ellis, D. Earquhar, P. Geyer, J. I-Iiclcs, B Lawrence, B. Miller, B. Murray, K. Rinqstrom, J. Robinson, I-I. Wilson B. Whalen, B, Avery, T. Curtin, R. Enquist, D. Esaclc, L. I-leuss, C Hodges, R. Roberts, M. Stingel, M. Krzeminski, A. Krzeminslci, M. Miller

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