Maple Hill High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Castleton On Hudson, NY)

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GLEE CLUB E TERTAINS AT SCHOOL FUNCTIO As the only vocal group at Maple Hill, the Clee A chorus director realizes that perfection can only be attained through constant practice. Club is called upon to perform at all concerts and special music programs. Consisting of approximately sixty girls, the group gave a commendable perform- ance With its presentation of the HHalleluj ah Cliorusw in the Christmas program. Among the Glee Clubis many other selections during the year were HNever on Sunday, I Left My Heart in San Franciscof HCranada,'7 4'Uncl1ained Melodyf' and c'Sentimental Iourneyf' Through daily rehearsals and special concerts, the members not only learned the funda- mentals of singing, but also gained a greater under- standing and appreciation of music. FIRST ROW: Victoria Donatog Darlene Soutliwickg Valerie Crippsg Charlyn Rateg Sandra La Picrg Jaime Pucciog Paula Davisg Pamela Ulmcrg Diane Rogersg Marcia Eckelg Bonnie Powellq Judy WHlUl11HHQ Janet Olllmang Susan Mennetog Patricia Mutterer. SECOND ROW: Donna Woll-

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FIRST ROW: Susan Peterg Lucille Honigg Barbara Gloverg Michael Treitlerg Kathryn Hodgesg Janis Andrewsg Dennis Wright. SECOND ROW: Willard Pageg Bruce Van Alleng Steven Ennisg Kenneth Millerg Dennis Drowneg Patrick Gloverg Peter Hodgesg Theodore Snowg Kevin Brunnerg Raymond Stannnel. THIRD ROW: Robert Shufeltg Wayne Van Alleng Patricia Boelg Dean Jordang Stuart Kunickig Daniel Nicholsg Thomas Adamsg William Crawfordg Paul Puccio. STANDING: Stephen Mortong Paul Van Vlietg Bruce Wollschlagerg Mr. Donald Roberts, Director. GE T Maple Hillls concert band pre- sented a variety of numbers at its appearances this year. The bandls repertoire included the classical Fugue No. IV by Bach, the score from the musical play Milk and Honey, and Dave Brubeck's mod- ern Take 5. Under the direction of Mr. Donald Roberts and Mr. Earl Cookingham, the band played at many assemblies and three con- certs. As a community service, it provided musical background for the Strawberry Festival and marched in the Memorial Day pa- rade. As a climax to the year, the band performed during graduation ceremonies. Woodwvinds add mellowness to the band's total effect.

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Daily rehearsals in the music rooin prepare choralists for public concerts. schlagerg Nancy Dieckelnianng Linda Hotalingg Sharon Beerleg Anna Poznanskig Evylyn Frazeeg Christine Mc- Corniackg Lynn Boelg Anne Stockniang Wanda Dunng Jean Crawfordg Vera Kedzierskig Linda Sukupg Donna Schafg Nancy Coold. FIRST ROW: Bonnie lietarg Arlene Multererg Donna Lewisg Nicole Roniancliakg Sharon Bleadowg ,lane Bauerg Carol Boclg Susan Van de Walg Margaret Freeleg Alexis Leitchg Eileen Wfrightg Bonnie Van Gelderg Donna Fuscog Maria Koruzg Linda Patterson. SECOND ROW: Miss Reag Lynne Roseg Bonnie Buttsg Linda Tomling Christina Koruzg Ruth Morrisg Linda Barberg Maryanne Shortsleeveg Cynthia Betarg Kathleen O'Buckleyg Nancy Turtenwaldg Polly Knottg Alice McDonald: Leslie Sullivang Nancy Deering.