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Page 34 text:
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THE VARSITY BAND Whether at a basketball game, pep meeting, the Variety Show, or on parade, the band or parts of the band always complements the occasion. Their brilliance at these functions is not merely a spontaneous effort. It is rather a result of constant work, much of it during their own time, to improve their proficiency. Although the work of the 1966- 67 band and its components was always excellent, significant events highlighted the year. In December and in January the band took part in an exchange concert with Southold high school . . . the students of both schools were thrilled by this ex- change of talent ... for both bands provided a melodic and stirring program. As usual, our marching band will parade in the annual Me- morial Day Parade .. and we might mention here, that with- out the training that our stu- dents receive in the band, our Variety Show would lose many of its instrumental aggregations that have made the show a yearly sensation. 30
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Student Council The Student Council takes part in a score of different school projects ... however, the most important of these is in giving the student body good school government. We are most appreciative of the un- selfish services of our 1966-1967 Coun- cil. DECORATING THE YULE TREE: P. Jazombek, J. Wilsberg, and J. Woodhull set up the Christmas tree in the main lobby of the high school THE STUDENT COUNCIL: First Row (L to R) K. Liebeknecht, L. Wolbert, E. Starziak, L. Liebeknecht, C. Elliot, B. Liebeknecht. Second Row: G. Papish, A. Burgon, M. Mohohan, S. Phillips, G. Bullock, J. Hoch. Third Rote: D. Deer- koski, D. Deerkoski, B. Ambcrman, P. Kauncckas, J. Woodhull, R. Johnson, J. Burgon. STUDENTS COUNCIL DIRECTORS: (L to R) Jean. Krupski, Corres Sec, Shcrill Phil- lips, Vice President James Woodhull, Pres- ident and Aurelia Burgon, Recording Sec. A STUDENT COUNCIL MEETING President James Woodhull determines the con- census of opinion on student policy ... truly, democracy in action ... students learning through participation. THE SCHOOL STORE: G. Rose and S. Phillips open the doors of the school store to a group of grade pupils hungry for pop com, potato chips, et al. 32
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