Lyman Hall High school - Singer Chronicle Yearbook (Wallingford, CT)

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This - Om' First Floor Enter the double red doors. Welcome! Ascend the short flight of stairs and turn to your left. Passing through the corridor, you will first come to the principal's office. Almost everyone has some business which takes him here. Teachers, administration, pupils, and visitors mingle here daily. Farther on are math classes - plane geometry, algebra, solid geometry, mechanical drawing, trigonometry. Language classes, too, are held on this first floor. What is your pleasure? There is Latin, French, Spanish, and English. Commercial classes are held here for future secretaries and clerks. The music department follows. Here is the music storage room, and there, the music room. At almost any time of day you hear a wisp of tune someone is practicing for band, orchestra, chorus, or music lessons. Passing completely around the centrally located auditorium, you arrive at the Dean's open door. Guidance and friendliness await you here. lllllllw-

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M eet the pride BAND President .A........,...... ,......, R onald Theriault Vice-President ..........,.... ,,.,........... R ichard Fanning Secretary-Treasurer ................,......,...... Jeanne Warren Librarians .,....,............. Rose Tencza, Roberta Lanzoni Band Manager ...... ....,.,...4...,...... - ..,... H enry Massey Drum Major ....... ....,..., T heodore Runge The band, which is the pride of Lyman Hall, played at all the home football games in October. Other activities of the year included several music assemblies before the student body, the Midwinrer Concert, the Pops Concert, the Spring Concert, the Memorial Day Parade, and the Doolittle Park Concert in June. A number of its members participated in the All-State festival in Hartford this year.