Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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RIFLE CLUB HI LIGHTS STAFF BUSY BEES VJl'l'I--I-4-'-lC'7P

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I? K. C. S. ACTIVITY CALENDAR September 8 School opensg short summer, wasn't it? 18 Senior Paper Driveg which cake brought on Arlen's appendicitis? 20 10 Day Magazine Driveg selling materials for the next paper drive. October 12 Columbus Discovers Americag we celebrate. 22 juniors Harvest Moon Danceug did the moon shine? November 10 Individual Pictures of whole student bodyg smile or look intelligent. 11 Veterans Day. p 13 Senior Play Room No. 13 g was it an unlucky number? 25 Thanksgiving vacation beginsg pass the tums. 29 School reopens. December I8 Holiday Ball. 22 Christmas Pageantg where were the Senior boys? 22 Christmas vacation began at 12:00. january 3 School reopensg Christmas clothes appear. 20-27 I I I ? ? ? Regents and Examinations. 27 Tea in honor of Mr. IVIilliman's retirement. 28 Junior Movie -- With a Song in My Heart . February ' 2 American Legion Oratorical Contest - County Finalsg where was the Kendall contestant? 21-22 Washington's Birthday recess. 25 Senior Mciyii Ig The Pride of St. Louis g where was David and Bath- s e a . fcontinued on page 459

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT Students interested in music have been busily engaged in the usual band and choral activities which include both group and individual instruction. High school instrumental and vocal instruction was under the supervision of Mrs. Ferne Forman. while the musical needs of the grades were directed by Mrs. Ptuth Anderson. Pall activities began with Kendall's attendance at the Music Scctionals at VVaterloo. Betty Mills and Sylvia Baker represented K. C. S. In March the music department sponsored a Saint Patriclis Day program which consisted of a dance, featuring Ellen Hazen and Ellen Russell, and vocal and instrumental selections. Shirley Brown, Mary Steffen, Maxine Hall, Betty Mills, Ellen Hazen, Penny Craupman, Sheryl Preston, and Ruth Swanger participated in the County Chorus which sang at the Teachers' Conference at Albion on May 9. :X swing band has been formed by Harold Bolton, Chuck Bolton, Marvin Shultz, jack Harvey. Paul Behnke, Cene VVhipple, and VVard Xveed. The music activities of the school terminated with the annual Spring Concert. Band selections included favorite marches and novelty numbers. These were fol- lowed by a twirling class demonstration and selections by the swing band. The junior High Chorus, the High School Girls' Chorus, and the High School Mixed Chorus also participated in this event. Awards were given to members with three years' credit by the President of the Music Council, Betty Mills. Other officers of the Music Council are Vice President, Nancy Johnston, Treasurer, Shirley Brown, Secretary, Edith Nichols, and Reporters, Sheryl Preston and Kathleen Nowacli. BAND First Row: M. Hull, S. Heise Second Row: B. Vick, J. Noon, S. Strosenburgh, W. Snyder, H. Bolton, B. Mills Third Row: D. Curtis, M. Seomon, L. Fetterly, B. Bolton, J. Harvey, J. Rowley, C. Bolton, S. Anderson, L. McMullen, A. Snyder, E. Russell Fourth Row: Mrs. Formon, L. Jobo, S. Preston, S, Joyce, J. Dowley, W. Lusk, P. Bush