Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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MUSIC DEPARTMENT CHORUS First Row: S. Jcixce, A. Murroy, B. Spring, P. Groupmon, V. Willioms, A. DeBono, B. Jensen, D. Smith, rs. Formon Second Row: A. Roth, S. Preston, S. Downey, J. Jurhs, K. Frobel, S. Lemcke, B. Reomer Third Row: J. Kruger, K. Nowock, P. Roth, C. Seifert, N. O'Loughlin, G. Butler, G. Root BAND First Row: B. Thompson, A. Tauschek, S. Jenks, S. White, P. Herring, J. Vanderbilt, S. Anderson, M. Hordenbrock, S. Lophom, M. Levondowski, D. Townsend, N. Furness Second Row: Mrs. Formon, W. Lusk, A. Bruce, L. Jobo, J. Rowley, R. Hughson, J. Horvey Third Row: C. Bolton, J. DelloCostci, J. Noon, D. Diltz, R. Wentworth, H. Vanderbilt, C. Privitero, L. Fetterly, P. Bush Fourth Row: C. Bolton, D. Bolton, B. Reamer, S. Seomon, S. Preston, D. Morey

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- . First Row: N. Hawthorne, P. Seaman, S. Preston, R. Swonger, C. Seifert, D. Heise, B. Heise Second Row: G.RBgr1lfFr, J. Roynor, l. Schippmann, E. Keberle, H. Passineau, C. Bolton, J. Jurhs, A. Welch, . o y Third Row: DG Sgiith, B. Banker, B. Spring, B. Jensen, S. Anderson, P. Graupman, J. Maartense, A. Bruce, . urtis Fourth Row: S. Seaman, J. Rayburn, S. Strasenburgh, J. Harvey, N. Hughes, W. Lusk MASK AND WIC CLUB The worlcfs zz theatre, the earth cz stage, which God and Nature do with nctors fill. Thomas Heywood During the eleven years since its organization the Mask and Vtfig Club has tried hard to achieve a number of objectives. Club members have acquired ex- perience not only in acting but also in the many other phases of play production. The Club has also tried to more adequately equip the school stage and to provide makeup, sound effects, wigs, and costumes for school dramatic productions. Through its activities the Club has offered a welcome diversion from the regular routine of school. ' On Friday evening, March 29, the Club presented its annual dramatic presenta- tion to the public. The first of the three one-act plays was Drop Dead . This was directed by Mr. Frank Clow. The cast of Drop Dead included Patricia Seaman, Robert Sally, Alfred Bruce, Nancy Hawthorne, Jack Harvey, and Geraldine Bruce. For the play which she directed Miss Reta Dolan selected Bright ls Tomorrow . The all-girl cast included Sarah Anderson, Elsa Keberle, Sheryl Preston, Dorthanne Smith, and Joyce Maartense. T he final play of the evening, One Happy Family . was directed by Mr. Arthur Rowley. This cast included llse Schippmann, Iames Rayburn, Harold Passineau, Edward Ellis, Beverly Spring, Penelope Graupman, Beulah l-leise, and Stephen Seaman. All members of the club participated in some phase of the production of the plays. This years officers were Harold Passineau - President, Charles Bolton - Senior Vice-President, Elsa Keberle - Iunior Vice-President, Ilse Schippmann - Sophomore Vice-President, Ann VVelch - Secretary, and Judy Iurhs - FTreasurer. The club's advisor is Miss Dolan. ' 20 ,

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First Row: B. Clack, G. Butler, K. Nowack, B. Banker, N. O'Laughlin, N. Williams, J. Kruger, M. Jewsbury, B. Reamer, A. Rath Second Row: S. Preston, V. Williams, N. Hawthorne, P. Seaman, J. Rayburn, J. Jurhs, B. Bolton Third Row: S. Seargap, P. Rugf, D. Cugtis, P. GrlaAup'r2-anis ln. Jsobp, Mts Eldred, Miss Dolan, J. Maartense, C er ert, S owney, Joyce, lm a , emc e I . Fourth Row: B. Hardenbrook, B. Lapham, S. Anderson, A. Welch, D. Dusett, B. Smith, V. Bailey, B. Jensen G. Bruce, J. Vanderbilt, B. Spring, D. Smith PRESS CLUB All the news tlmt's fit to print Adolph Ochs The Press Club, the eldest of Kendall Central School's extra-curricular groups, was organized in 1938, and next year the club will celebrate the twentieth birthday of the Hi-Lights. During the years from infancy to adulthood many changes have taken place not only in the form but also in the special features to be found in our school newspaper. Some of the more recent innovations are the Crapevine, the reprinting of old features, puzzles, and art work. Last year the Press Club received the Times-Union. - Democrat and Chronicle award for the most outstanding school publication in the greater Rochester area. ' During the year the club published six editions of the Hi-Lights. Each issue sells for five cent a copy, and the money realized is used to purchase supplies for future editions. Throughout this school year Patricia Seaman was Chief Editor, Iames Rayburn, Assistant Editor. They were assisted in the publication of the Hi-Lights by an able staff: Nancy Hawthorne - Make-up Editorg Judy Iurhs - Typing Editorg Sheryl Preston - Exchange Editor, Betty Bolton - Art Editorg and Lawrence Ioba - Production Editor. Violet Williams was treasurer, and Dolores Dusett was in charge of sales. The cluh was advised by Miss Reta Dolan and Miss Irene Eldred.