Liberty High School - Libertas Yearbook (Liberty, NY)

Page 21 text:

Alley Cats Sweet Adeline . . . My Adeline . . . The Alley Cats. under the direction of Miss Carolyn Styles, is rapidly becoming a most popular group. Fairly recently organized, they appeared in our annual school concerts and assemblies and several local organizations. Their main purpose is to preserve the art of four-part male harmony. There are no officers in this club, each member holds his own posi- tion to the best of his ability. To develop from Hbarbershop harmonizing is the ambition of the Alley Cats. according to Mr. Carver, but we like them as they are. Girls' Trio and Jr. Sextette Appearing in musical assemblies and de- lighting community audiences have been fea- ture activities of the newly formed Girls' Trio and the junior Sextette. Both organizations are directed by Miss Carolyn Styles. Their purpose is to learn vocal techniques and gain experi- ence in small ensemble singing while entertain- ing music lovers. Their accomplishments were evident in the annual Spring Concert. Radio Club NX'hile creating a closer tie between the community and school, the Radio Club also provides invaluable experience for the students and brings into each home important school news and timely topics. XY'ith the aid of program organizers. one of several rotating groups presents the high school program each week. highlighted by school news. panel discussions, interviews and sports. Smtudflwf. Lewis, A. Rubin, Miss Styles. Shllldlllg-A, Tudor F. Thompson, M. LeRoy, W. Blade, W. Pearson, C. Lindsley, M Gross, E. Thompson Mr, Carver, R. Harden, W. Phillips. Y Fifi! Rau- -S. Grant, Lavelle. Second Ruiz!-J. Meddaugh P. Payne, I. Bailey. Third Rau'-G. Bressler, j. Grant, D. Wilson Miss Styles, G. Yaeger. Fifi! Rau'---P. Levine, C. Wlxttenberg. N. Paglino, A. Topper L Owens, B. Stinson, j. Slnves, E, Gishman. Semriif Ron Vfilson, L. Fisher, A. Rubin, E. Townsend, M. Gross, R. Martini Manager, B. Pearson. P. Moloney. R. Deutsch, S. Wermick S Grant,

Page 23 text:

EYES HERE! lb lhlflll ARI Fiflf Rau'-P. Candee, F, Radicchi, P. Gorton, V. Huggins, j. Robin, M. LeRoy, M. Cantor, P. Payne, li. Davis. Sermzd Rau'--A. Chesler, B. Decker, 1. Melnikoff. N. Dembling, M. Gross, M. Hill!-V. P., L. Quiggle, J. W'ermick, C. RatschaPres., S. W'ermick, D. Fuller, S. Grant, C. Grant, Grant. Third Ron'-B. Pearson. M. Slodzina, R. Deutsch, S, Wfeisman, B. Baldwin, D. Payne, Kirk, Rubin, R. Hust, Hemmer, Heidt, E. Townsend, E, Moffett. J. Clark, M. Urofslcy, G. Ordin. Fourth Rau-E. W'aldas, A. Teller--Sec'y., A. Mowshowitz, J. Heller, N. Calkin. Standing-Mr. Lentrichia, VU. Pearson, VU. Phillips, D. Wilson, M, Lewis, A. Carpenter. Orchestra The Liberty High School Orchestra under the direction of Mr. Lentrichia made its first appearance at the Senior play. Besides performing at the Christmas Operetta, the orchestra participated in the Christmas Program, Winter Concert, Spring Music Festi- val, junior Play, College Night, and at Baccalaureate and Commencement exercises. Art Club The most creative organization in Liberty High School is the Art Club under the direction of Mr. Mogle, Open to all students who have talent in this field the club works in various media, including crafts and ceramics. ,..... ' - H14-YZ zano, G. Klemni. H. Minnig, C. Oestrich, C. LaPolt, R. Callcin. ,JIT I Rolf- -I.. Egglcr, Dihhle, L. Dixon, Buduvv, Dacey, D. Murnielts Sfrmrd Rau T Hust, S. Hollander, L. Most, L. Owens, D. Fraser, Pres C. Ratsch. V. P., C. Dilfranco, K. Most. Tfyna' R0u4Mr. Lfogle, A. Can