Kendall High School - Troubadour Yearbook (Kendall, NY)

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wgzws- l 1 f .A CowsOGub The Conservation Club is a newly formed club under the advisorship of Mr. Kent. The first meetings were devoted to getting organized and deciding what we hoped to accomplish this year. One major project was to plant trees for the town and individuals in the community to provide beauty and as an effort to help the energy crisis. We hope these trees will be used as wind breaks. 32 Bi A-...J Was? fir MEMBERS: Advisor - Mr. Kent Secretary - Peggy Betz Members Greg Flint Tony Fulginiti Wendy Austion Bob Miller Dan Green Andy Elmore Greg Sill Medici The Media Club is a service organization. The members provide a real service to the students and teachers in helping to maintain a smoothly operating library and Media service. The girls help in processing new books and A . V . material. They shelf books and work at the charge-out desk. MEMBERS Penny Dragon, Carolyn Ferris, Tracy Dragon. Debbie Congdon, Peggy Betz, Lynne Munzert, Greg Flint, Advisors: Mr. Rowley, Mrs. Della Costa.

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Kendall has an AFS Chapter and this year Kendall hosted its first Exchange Student ever: Deborah Barnes of Darwin, Australia. AFS stands for American Field Service and it is an organization devoted to International cooperation and peace. The AFS began its first year with a car wash on a brisk September morning. The Harlem Diplomats benefit bas- ketball game was a highlight of the year that was enjoyed by many. The AFS sponsored the annual talent show in March to help them toward their goal of sending and receiving an exchange student next year. We have enjoyed Debbie Barnes so much this year, and wish her all the luck for anything she wants. A special thanks goes to Mr. and Mrs. Rohland, the host family. Americans Abroad Finalists MEMBERS: Carolyn Ferris, Denise Clay, Karen Dobbins, Debbie Crispell, Philip Brehse, Ira Fair, Jan Rohland, Rene Merle, Debbie Green, Rosemary Nix, Mrs. Tone, Sue Dunn, Bev Marion, Ann Bewicke , Cindy Anderson , Dianne Wais, Rich Loope, Kathy Levandowski, Roxanne Porter, Jeanne McFarlane, Pam Green, Prisilla McClellan, Rhonda Butler, Debbie Barnes, Kathy Dobbins, Roxane Buell, Sue Johnson, Nanci Barthel, Gloria Snook, Gretchen Rath, Mary Cataldi, Terry Abel. 36 AFS OFFICERS: PRESIDENT - Kathy Madru VICE PRESIDENT - Kathy Dobbins SECRETARY - Jeanne McFarlane TREASURER - Roxane Buell ADVISOR - Mrs. Tone

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,j'l-liglv The Junior High Band consists of music students from grades seven, eight and nine . However, not all students playing instruments in these grades are in the band. They must first meet the requirements and level of performance of the group before entering. The band has forty-five members and prac- tices twice a week for forty-five minute sessions. The band is used both as a training ground for young musi- cians and as a performance outlet for students' musical expression and endeavors. It also serves as a laboratory for promoting musical curiosity and for solving many musical problems. Music played covers a range from Bach to rock. ,Rex ynnt at 6 1 V , 1' . , ..,, T T fssivt s DIRECTOR - Mr. John Vitale