Kennett High School - Eagle Yearbook (Conway, NH)

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Mixed Glee The Kennett Glee Club, composed of about sixty-five voices and directed by Miss Golden May, has taken an active part in the extra curricular program this year. The club is divided into four separate organizations, namely: the Girls' Choir, Boys' Choir, Mixed Glee Club, and the K-Dettes. The Glee Club opened its season with the Sacred Christmas Concert and their per- formance greatly surpassed even the splendid record made by the club last year. Other concerts were held at Gorham, at the Audi- tion's Festival, and at the Soloist Festival. Miss May and the students deserve much praise for making the Glee Club such a successful part of the school activities. Miss May Cdirectorl, Joanna Smith Cpianistj. First row, seated, left to right: Sandra Davis, Carolyn Sullivan, Rona Simonds, Marie Freehette, Sally O'Neil, Mariette Martin, Jean Warren, Kay Burke, Carolyn Lowd, Beulah Richardson, Faylene Swan, Joyce Mason, Joyce Howe. Second row, left to right' Richard Church, Richard Matus, Richard Elliott, Arthur Leavitt, Daniel Hayford, Rose Edna Durgin, Cynthia Hurll, Shirley Smith, Carolyn Ramsey, Joann Peters, Sally Davis, Pat Steves, Janet Maguire, Cora Grace, Betty Brewer, Charless Tofft, Joyce Smith. Third row, left to right: Harry Vasey, VVayne Pratt, Phil Rand, Donald Philhrick, Albert lflill, Marilyn Potter, Ann VVilliams, Rita Shea, Audrey Southworth, Janet Clemons, Nancy Carter, Mildred Marshall, Lois Flint, Jackie St. Clair, Gloria Evans, Betty Blake, Abra Broughton, Mary McClellan. Fourth row, left to right: Robert Tripp, William Pratt, Gene Gregg, Briggs Bunker, Ralph Petillo, Roger Berry, Guy Brown, Austin Conrad, William Scaletti, John Seavey, Felix Acosta, Fred Starrett. i441

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First row, left to right: Richard VVatson, Imogene Opton lirmk Richudson fPres1dentD Nlr Seidenstueclcer Cathletic directorj, Beulah Richardson Elune Clemons Second rovx left to right: William Pratt, Harvey Blake, Henry Seaxey Brldtoid Bemis Richard Church George Richardson. Atlmletlc ASSOC1i:1t1011 The Athletic Association, with Mr. Carl Seidenstuecker as adviser, sets up requirements for varsity letters and numeral awards and judges upon the same. Monthly meetings are held at which members bring in various proh- lems concerning inter-scholastic and intra- mural sports which are then discussed and solved. The Athletic Association has proven itself a vital part of our athletic program and its decisions are highly respected. L41

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This year, with the generous co-opera- tion of several experienced local musicians as instructors, Kennett has for the first time made a serious effort to develop a school band, with surprisingly good results. judging from the weird and deafening squawks and blatts which ernanated from the practice areas earlier in the year, one would never guess that it was this same group of embryo musicians which did such a creditable job at their first public performance a few short weeks later at the Vaudeville Show. Kennett is proud of its up-and-coming band and We expect big things from it next year in adding to the pep and spirit of athletic contests and other school activities. Ban First row, left to right: joan Fraser, Jean Wzlrren, Carolyn Ramsey, janet Clemons, Glenn Pitman, Phil Rand, William Pratt, Mr. Pottle tdirectorl. Second row, left to right: Abra Broughton, Ralph Petillo, Albert Hill, Roger Berry, Gene Gregg, Jeff Noyes, Ellsworth Blackey, Richard Matus, William Scaletti tabsentl. l45l